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33.) Texans: QB Derek Carr, Fresno St (6'2, 214) – Unless the Texans think Case Keenum is their long-term answer at QB, they will be pretty happy to see Carr still available at the beginning of round 2. Carr had a productive senior season (5082 yards, 50 TDs) and an impressive off-season, showing good confidence, intelligence and charisma in the interviews, a strong arm capable of making all the NFL throws, and better than expected athleticism (4.6 40).
34.) Redskins: WR Kelvin Benjamin, Florida St (6'5, 240) – He's 240 pounds with 4% body fat. That's unreal. Benjamin has an elite size/speed ratio, though there is some concern about his hands, acceleration off the line and change of direction ability. His route-running needs work as well, but Benjamin has the physical tools to be unstoppable eventually and should be a dangerous deep threat right away. The Redskins need some size at the position and a deep threat and Benjamin gives them both with the upside for more.
35.) Browns: RB Carlos Hyde, Ohio St (6'0, 230) - Rumor has it the Browns are looking for a workhorse back and that is what Hyde brings to the table. They signed Ben Tate in the off-season but he has missed at least 1 game every season and I don't think an increase in carries will keep him healthier. Hyde is a tough-runner with surprising burst and wiggle for a guy his size. He averaged 7.3 ypc which is pretty darn impressive for a between the tackles runner in the rugged big ten.
36.) Raiders: QB Jimmy Garoppolo, Eastern Illinois (6'2, 219) - The Raiders get their QB of the future in Garoppolo. I don't think even the Raiders are stupid enough to consider Schaub their long-term answer at QB and they should be looking for an upgrade for 2015 and beyond. Garappolo doesn't have the biggest arm, but his quick release and sound decision-making should make him a solid pro and an upgrade over what the Raiders currently have at the position. Signing Schaub gives them a year or two to groom Garoppolo like the Packers did with Aaron Rodgers when Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie was their director of player personnel.
37.) Falcons: LB Kyle Van Noy, BYU (6'3, 243) – Van Noy can do it all at the OLB position. He's more of a finesse guy than some teams like, but you can't argue with the results (24 sacks, 54 TFLs over last 3 seasons). Van Noy is unique in that he excels in both coverage and rushing the passer. He should give the Falcons a dangerous edge rusher in their new 3-4 alignment.
38.) Buccaneers: DE Scott Crighton, Oregon St (6'3, 273) - The Bucs finished 23rd in the league in sacks last year. The signings of DE Michael Johnson and DT Clinton McDonald will help, but Lovie Smith's zone scheme needs a pass rush from the defensive line. Crighton can line up across from Johnson on passing downs and use his impressive burst to generate pressure off the edge. His pass rush technique needs some work but he has the physical tools to be a force.
39.) Jaguars: QB Zach Mettenberger, LSU (6'5, 224) – Mettenberger has good size and a cannon arm, but showed inconsistent accuracy at the college level and he's not very mobile. With a year or two of grooming, he could end up being a very good NFL QB, but will need a solid line in front of him because he struggles to escape pressure.
40.) Vikings: CB Bradley Roby, Ohio St (5'11, 194) – The Vikings added CB Captain Munnerlyn in free agency but also lost CB Chris Cook (49ers) so they could use some depth. Roby would be a great developmental pick for the Vikings. He has prototypical physical traits for the position, has shown a willingness to hit in the run game, and just needs some coaching on his technique. Roby was destroyed by Wisconsin's Jared Abbrederis in their match-up last year and it really exposed Roby's poor technique. All his issues are fixable though and he could develop into a pro bowl caliber CB with the right situation and coaching.
41. ) Bills: T Morgan Moses, Virginia (6'6, 314) – The Bills need a RT and Moses can fill that role now and possibly move over to LT in a year or two with a little experience and coaching. He has ideal size and good feet in pass pro, but Moses hasn't shown the aggressiveness or burst to be an impact run blocker. The potential is there though and Moses could be a stud in a couple of years
42.) Titans: RB Tre Mason, Auburn (5'10, 205) – With Chris Johnson released, the Titans need to find another running back unless they plan on Shonn Greene being their feature back. I doubt anyone thinks that's a good plan. Mason can fly, is sturdy and tough enough to break a tackle or two. He's a dangerous running back once he gets to the second level and can provide value as a return man as well.
43.) Giants: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington (6'5, 262) – TE Brandon Myers was a bust last year and is already gone (TB). Seferian-Jenkins is a good blocker with surprising agility for a man his size and excellent hands. He's not a deep threat, but can be a reliable (and huge) target on short to mid range routes and is tough to bring down once he has the ball in his hands. His recent 4.5 40-time (rumored) at a workout for the Jets might boost him a little higher than this.
44.) Rams: CB LaMarcus Joyner, Florida St (5'8, 184) – He's going to be one of the shortest players in the NFL, but Joyner can play. He's a fierce hitter despite his small stature, has great speed, and his instincts are so good that he is always around the ball. Joyner is probably too small to cover outside the hash marks, but he can play either safety spot and could be an outstanding slot corner. The Rams just released slot corner Cortland Finnegan, so Joyner can slide into that spot right away and contribute as a rookie. Joyner will also help out on kick & punt returns if Tavon Austin can't handle the job.
45.) Lions: WR Cody Latimer, Indiana (6'2, 215) – After signing Golden Tate in the off-season, the Lions have a reliable option across from Calvin Johnson for the first time in years but still need an upgrade over Kris Durham at the 3rd WR spot. A deep threat that can take the top off a defense would be ideal and Latimer has that kind of potential. He's a big, strong (23 bench reps) receiver who can get deep in a hurry (4.38 40-time) and go up and get the ball (39″ vertical). Latimer was productive as a junior (72, 1096, 9) but would have benefited from another year in college to improve the finer points of his game. He has shown great hands at times but also drops some easy ones. Latimer's route-running needs work as well, but he has tons of upside and could give the Lions one of the best receiver groups in the league by 2015.
46.) Steelers: WR Allen Robinson, Penn St (6'2, 220) – Rumor has it that the Steelers have promised Roethlisberger a big receiver and they get one here with Robinson. Not only does he have great size, but he has excellent hands and enough acceleration and quickness to get open consistently. Robinson has good strength and is a load to bring down after the catch. His stock has dropped due to a slow 40 at the combine (4.6), but he is a steal in round 2. Robinson should develop into an excellent possession receiver with good YAC potential.
47.) Cowboys: DE Stephon Tuiit, Notre Dame (6'5, 304) – The Cowboys defense is a mess and they didn't have enough cap space available to fix it. They addressed the DT position in round 1 with Jernigan and they get him some help on the edge with Tuitt. His 2013 season was a disappointment, but he was recovering from a sports hernia. In 2012 he was a beast and would have been a top 15 pick if he could have entered the draft. Tuitt has prototype size for a DE, impressive strength, and polished pass rush moves. He could be a steal this late in the draft.
48.) Ravens: OT Cyrus Kouandijo, Alabama (6'7, 322) – A lot has been made of his disappointing combine and failed medicals due to an arthritic knee, but when you watch his game tape he was a borderline dominant left tackle against top competition in the SEC. None other than Dr. James Andrews has said his medicals are fine and his knee is normal for a man of his size. Kouandjio is very mobile for his size with a good kick slide and despite some inconsistent play last year, has the tools to be a dominant tackle down the road. If he can earn the starting RT spot, I doubt he will be worse than Michael Oher last year.
49.) Jets: CB Pierre Desir, Lindenwood (6'1, 198) – The Jets missed out on all of the top free agent corners and they still need help. They need a big corner who can play press coverage and Desir dominated the press coverage drills at the Senior Bowl. He is making a huge jump up in competition from tiny Lindenwood college, but showed he could handle it at the Senior Bowl and then ran well at the combine (4.59) for a guy his size. There is a lot of potential here, Desir has great size, arm length and ball skills. It might take him a year before his technique is good enough to crack the starting lineup but once he's there he should be a solid pro and a great fit in the Jets aggressive scheme.
50.) Dolphins: G Xavier G Su'a-Filo, UCLA (6'4, 307) – Ideally Su'a-Filo can step in at the RG position and give the Dolphins their 4th new starter on the offensive line. They definitely need a change after the Incognito / Martin fiasco and giving up a league high 58 sacks last year. Su'a-Filo showed fluid mobility at the combine, has good strength and has very few flaws on tape. He's already 23, so should be ready to play immediately.
51.) Bears: S Deone Bucannon, Washington St (6'1, 211) – He has been shooting up draft boards since the Senior Bowl and for good reason. Bucannon was one of the biggest hitters in college football and has excellent range in coverage. Bucannon misses his fair share of tackles since he is always going for the big hit, but that can be coached out and it's really the only flaw in his game. He's not just a hitter either, he had 15 INTs in his college career and 23 pass defenses. Bucannon is good enough in coverage and has the range to play either safety position in the Bears zone scheme. He can be a big-time play-maker and should be able to contribute right away.
52.) Cardinals: T Joel Bitonio, Nevada (6'4, 302) – Bitonio had a great Senior Bowl and then showed surprising athleticism and speed at the combine with a sub-5 40-time and top five results in the 3-cone, broad jump, short shuttle, and vertical leap. Bitonio's game tape is solid, specifically his performance against 1st round prospect Anthony Barr who he held without a sack in their match-up. Bitonio is shorter than ideal for a LT, but would be fine at RT and has all-pro potential at guard if he can't cut it on the edge. It just so happens that the weakest spots on the Cards line are RG/RT, regardless of who ends up where between Bitonio and Bobby Massey they should be able to improve the right spot of the Cards line.
53.) Packers: OLB Trent Murphy, Stanford (6'5, 250) – There are rumors all over the place about the Packers targeting Murphy in round 2. It makes sense, the Packers need edge rushers and that's what Murphy does best (15 sacks in 2013). He gets surprisingly low to the ground coming off the edge despite his height, has a myriad of sneaky pass rush moves, and is a max-effort type of player. Bear fans are going to hate him.
54.) Eagles: S Jimmy Ward, Northern Illinois (5'11, 193) – Ward can team with recently signed free safety Michael Jenkins to vastly improve the Eagles safety combo from last year (Allen/Chung). I'm not a huge Jenkins fan, but Ward is one of my favorite players in the draft. He isn't flashy but is a sound tackler and is versatile enough to play either safety spot and even nickel corner in a pinch. He is a little smaller than ideal for the position but makes up for it with flawless technique and excellent instincts in coverage and run support. Ward should be able to step in and start on day 1.
55.) Bengals: CB Bashuad Breeland, Clemson (5'11, 197) - The Bengals top 3 corners will be 30 or older this season and their play is already starting to slip a little. They took Dre Kirkpatrick in the 1st round last year, but the jury is still out on him and either way they need some youth at the position. Breeland might have had a shot at the first round in 2015 if he stayed at Clemson for another year of seasoning. He has good size and speed, but only started for one season and is a bit raw. Breeland did show pro-level athleticism and was a play-maker for Clemson (4 INTs, 10 pass breakups, 3rd team all-ACC). The talent is there to be developed and Breeland could become a lock-down corner in 2-3 years.
56.) 49ers: WR Davonte Adams, Fresno St (6'1, 212) – Re-signing Boldin solidified the Niners starting receivers, but they have no depth and they could lose both Crabtree and Boldin next year. Adams is similar to both in that he just knows how to get open. In two seasons at Fresno St, Adams caught a ridiculous 233 passes for 3,031 yards and 38 touchdowns. Those are Tecmo Bowl numbers, but somewhat inflated by the Fresno St's spread offense and weak competition. Even taking those negative factors into account, it's still pretty darn impressive. Adams has good size, reliable hands, and uses his body well to block out defenders. He runs well after the catch with the ability to make people miss and break tackles if they don't. His straight-line speed was considered a flaw, but after a 4.56 40-time at the combine it's hard to find anything to complain about.
57.) Chargers: CB Keith McGill, Utah (6'3, 211) - The tallest corner in this year's draft, McGill helped his stock at the Senior Bowl and again at the combine. He showed surprising fluidity in drop-backs, better coverage ability than expected, and ran a 4.51 at the combine. McGill is an intriguing prospect, but not without warts. He missed as many games as he started in his two years at Utah and does not have good hands. I saw him drop one against ASU that hit him square in the numbers. McGill only had 1 pick in two years as a starter. In his defense, McGill did have a pick at the Senior Bowl so maybe there is hope for his hands after all. The Chargers signed 6-2 corner Derek Cox last off-season and he was a bust, so they try again with another tall corner in McGill.
58.) Saints: WR Donte Moncrief, Mississippi (6'2, 221) - Moncrief has great size and uses it well to shield defenders. He has great hands, runs good routes, and even run blocks a bit. The only question mark was his straight-line speed, but he answered that and then some at the combine with a 4.40 40-time. This might be too low for Moncrief, but the receiver class is stacked and it's going to come down to team's preferences. Moncrief is an upgrade over Kenny Stills at the #2 WR spot and should replace Colston as Drew Brees' #1 target quickly.
59.) Colts: S Terrence Brooks, Florida St (5'11, 198) – The Colts lost FS Antoine Bethea in the off-season and SS Laron Landry is an in the box safety who should be paired with someone who has strong coverage skills. Brooks is fast and a big hitter despite being a bit undersized. He has a tendency to go for the big hit a little too often which leads to some missed tackles, but he usually finds a way to take down his target. Brooks has great range in coverage and can cover slot receivers when needed. His height isn't ideal but his excellent vertical leap adds an inch or two. One knock on Brooks is his hands. He only had 4 interceptions in two years despite putting himself in position for at least double that many picks. Brooks only played safety for two seasons, so he is still learning the position and could get considerably better with more experience.
60.) Panthers: T Jake Mewhort, Ohio St (6'6, 309) – The Panthers need upgrades at both tackle positions and guard. Mewhort is a strong, versatile O-lineman who played everywhere but center during his stint at OSU and could potentially help the Panthers at either tackle spot or guard if needed. He showed well at the Senior Bowl, solidifying his 2nd round grade. Mewhort lacks elite athleticism, but is a max-effort player with good technique and should be a starting caliber NFL lineman for years at either T or G.
61.) 49ers: CB Marcus Roberson, Florida (6'0, 191) - The Niners lost both of their starting corners from last year (Brown, Rogers) and despite signing Chris Cook and Perrish Cox they need some starting caliber talent at the position. Roberson had a bad combine and didn't do much better at his pro day, but the tape doesn't lie. He was one of the better cover guys in the country last season and has the potential to be a lock-down corner. Roberson is a non-factor against the run, but should improve the pass defense wherever he ends up.
62.) Patriots: DT DaQuan Jones, Penn St (6'4, 322) – The Pats DTs (Wilfork, Kelly) are both old and on their last legs. They may have one or two good years left, but the Pats need some young blood at the position. Jones struggled with weight issues early in his college career, but trimmed down before his senior year and showed more explosion and consistency last season. He looked much quicker in 2013 and flashed some pass rush ability at the Senior Bowl. Jones holds the point of attack well and can be an asset against the run. Jones' best fit is as a 3-4 NT but could play the 1-technique in a 4-3 as well.
63.) Broncos: G David Yankey, Stanford (6'6, 315) – The Broncos lost starting guard Zane Beadles to free agency, but find a replacement in Yankey. His speed was disappointing at the combine (5.48), but has great size, position versatility, intelligence and was a team captain at Stanford. Guards don't need to run very far in the Broncos zone blocking scheme anyway. Yankey is a good value pick this late in the 2nd round and could contribute immediately for the Broncos.
64.) Seahawks: T Ja'Wuan James, Tennessee (6'5, 311) – The Seahawks lost starting right tackle Breno Giacomini in free agency, but probably would be looking for a replacement even if he stayed. James would have been a LT at most colleges, but with Antonio Richardson entrenched there, James got a lot of experience playing on the right side which is beneficial since that is probably his best fit in the NFL. James is a powerful run blocker with good feet and surprising quickness for his size. His technique needs some work, but it's close enough to NFL ready that he should be able to start at RT from day 1.


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Many parents at the Winter Olympics have gone out of their way to support their kids' dreams, but few have gone as far as Brett West.
West, the father of 18-year-old luger Tucker West, revealed in an interview with Today that he once built his son an 800-foot luge course in their backyard, a feat he called "the pinnacle of my fatherhood."
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The panel discussion "Making Money by Doing Good," hosted by the Orange County Sustainability Collaborative, will take place Oct. 19, at Irvine's Sweet Shade Park, 15 Sweet Shade, from 2 to 5 p.m.
The event for those interested in promoting more sustainable business practices will explore the practical costs and risks of sustainability principles and practices.
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Ethan is such a piece of shit, instead of taking credibility for his actions he decides to point the fingers at kayla. I feel so bad for kayla, JJ was such an ass to her, lmao and jacy shitted on him. LOL and jess is so irrelevant, she's lowkey hating kayla. Anyone saying kayla is whore needs to reevaluate themselves, all she did was flirt with two guys, I don't see anyone calling scalli a whore for sleeping with paige and messing around with Jacy. Double standards yo.
ryan and happiness is my favorite couple lmfao seriously
no lmfao
I feel like Ethan totally played everyone. He avoided ever looking too guilty by using everyone's hatred of Kayla against her.
he did, he completely made it seem like what she was saying was so out of context and then at the matching ceremony he's…
literally same, like i get that the way she played ryan and wes was a little bit annoying but she wasn't whoring around like she never actually did anything with wes aside from casual flirting ya know which she had to bc like that's the point of the show??? also i watched this video kayla posted on youtube about tonight's episode and there's so much shit they didn't even show on tv and basically like ethan's a dick, he may be nice to amber but he's not a nice guy, like he was being so mean to her and then got everyone to gang up on her so he wouldn't have to own up to his shit omfg dkfhjsdhfjsd i literally got so angry i don't like kayla either but she's not a bad fucking person like leave her alone omg
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I feel like Ethan totally played everyone. He avoided ever looking too guilty by using everyone's hatred of Kayla against her.
he did, he completely made it seem like what she was saying was so out of context and then at the matching ceremony he's like "oh ya that happened but i owned up to it" like wtf no you didn't you literally got defensive over something you did wrong omfg
tbh simone is so insensitive because she should understand especially since she liked jj so much …
btw not a fan of kayla especially in the mid season promo of what's to come, she totally plays with everyoneee and if she breaks up ethan and amber…
saaaaame, ryan has been my favorite from the start, he's so down to earth and sweet, ryan and wes are both actually so sweet, i know kayla and ryan aren't a match but i hope she doesn't end up with wes either bc he deserves better i hate her hahahaha she should end up with someone like scali or adam lmfao
paige and ryan are the sweetest people in the house i hope they find amazing people even if they didn't on the show


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Evancho wanted to do the music video for "Silent Night" because it's one of her favorite tunes on the album. "Actually both the English songs on the album—this and 'O Holy Night'—are my favorite," the pint-sized singer clarifies. "'O Holy Night' is a very beautiful song, and it's my favorite Christmas song to sing. I sing it a lot around the house, and I just like that song a lot."
Considering she made a whole album about it, Christmas—and everything that goes with it—is very important to the classical crossover singer. "We do whatever normal kid does," Evancho says of her family's holiday traditions. "We try to sneak a peek of Santa, we go to our Grandma's house, have Christmas dinner, and then go to bed and wait for Santa to come." So, what's Evancho hoping Santa brings her this year? You might be surprised. "I want these vampire fangs," she reveals. "I'm really into vampires. You put them in your mouth. They're small at first, but there's a lever, and when you push the lever with your tongue, they grow bigger."
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Can you really ban students and teachers from being Facebook friends?
We'll soon find out in Missouri. According to Missouri Senate Bill 54, which goes into effect on August 28, any social networking - including, but not limited to, Facebook - between teachers and students is prohibited.
It's all part of an effort to "more clearly define teacher-student boundaries."
However, KSPR reports that it's only direct social media contact that's prohibited by Missouri's new law; teachers are still allowed to create Facebook pages where all students have direct access to the teacher in a more public setting.
Inappropriate contact between students and teachers is the root of the bill.Senate Bill 54 is designed to protect children from sexual misconduct by teachers, compelling school districts to adopt written policies between teachers and students on electronic media, social networking and other communication.
In addition to the legalities - Will this new law pass a constitutional test? Who would step forward to challenge it? - you wonder how this will be policed.
Will officials now create Facebook accounts, personal computers or Internet service provider records to see who's befriending teachers or students?
Inappropriate relationships will be hard to detect, especially since teachers and students engaged in them would likely be discreet anyway. Right?
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KCMOGirl, really? Great idea? Oh, because teachers are the only profession where some few idiots have a sick relationship with someone underage. I believe we know full well what our job is, obviously by your post you have never set foot in a classroom as a teacher. Oh yeah, we need someone to enforce to us what is appropriate in our job position, like the politicians who create these ridiculous laws? Because no one in that profession has ever conducted themselves in a disgusting manner with an underage kid right? So that's why they should be able to be the ones to do this. No matter what job we are talking about, there are ALWAYS those few who do something to make the whole profession look bad. Guess priests aren't supposed to count in your classification there either huh? Give me a break, Before you start giving a speech like that, why don't you think a little about what you are talking about.
I live in Missouri, work at a high school and have kids in the school system. This is one of the stupidest laws ever. Obviously, these lawmakers don't talk to teenagers or teachers. Never mind the issues with how you enforce this and whether this could ever pass the Constitutionality test. This law will be repealed before it's enacted!
I think this is absurd! As an employee in the school district and having children with friends I have known for many years to be told I can not communicate with them on FB is wrong. Most of them only want to be friends to play the games on FB anyway and I enjoy those too. Now I have to explain to these children, some of whom confide in me because we've known each other for many years that I can no longer be friends with them on FB. Ridicules!!!!!
Why are teachers held to such a higher standard than anyone else, but are paid way less than professionals with the same degrees in other fields? Why are teachers constantly being painted as bad people? We send our children to them all day. Teachers spend more time with our kids than we do some days. What on earth is going on with our society??
This is ridiculous! After kids graduate they are no longer students of those certain teachers. They become friends. I know many people who find best friends in teachers. Its dumb to take that away from them to try and avoid sonething that may or may not happen anyways.
It's kind of ridiculous to make a law on this. Most teachers wouldn't do this anyway. It's unprofessional.
This seems silly to me. I am a senior in high school at a Missouri school and just last night my best friend's mom had to removed me as a friend on Facebook because she was my teacher in 7th and 8th grade. The crazy thing is that I knew her before she even began to teach in my district. I've spent many days and nights at her house with my friend, her daughter. My friend and I even refer to each others moms as our "other mother". Also, in the small community I live in, many people are related. My mother, aunt, and uncle all work at the high school I attend, does that mean that I can't be friends with them on Facebook? This law seems unconstitutional. Don't we have freedom of speech and freedom of association outside of school? Aren't they part of the First Amendment?
They need to define "former" students. Many of us have taught for so many years, that now are former students are peers and friends.
I think this is great! Yes this stuff happens anyways and its disgusting but this helps enforce to the teachers that this is not something that is tolerated and for MO to put something like this together is great!! Its the teachers job to teach our children and guide them and mold them into wonderful adults with set goals and ready them for their future. Not take their innocence and tramatize them! Plus any sane adult should know it is inappropriate to befriend a child whom is not related to them and as a professional and someone as to whom these children look up to should not be adding them on ANY social networking sites! I know theres still going to be the sick one out there and sadly this will still happen but this will help enforce that there will be punishment for unlawful behavior. its like we all know we shouldn't dive into oncoming traffic but having a sign that states to us wrong way Helps ensure we dont although theres still those few idiots.
This is so ridiculous. Facebook is not the problem, its the teacher/sexual predator themselves. Do NOT blame Facebook for the shortcomings of school districts unwillingness to fire teachers or law enforcement to throw them in jail. If there are relationships going on I am sure there are much more discreet channels online and off for things to go awry.


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For Evans, music livens lessons and keeps students focused
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In a funny way, it was a stint on cruise ship that allowed Florence Evans to fully understand her love of teaching.
The Long Island native had studied vocal performance at the Manhattan School of Music and taught music education at P.S. 166. But she had a dream of performing, and took a job on a cruise ship when the opportunity arose. Once there, however, Evans realized that she would rather be back in the classroom.
"I always knew I was either going to be a Broadway performer or a teacher," said Evans, 32.
She came back to New York City and began working in East Harlem while taking graduate classes in early elementary education from Bank Street College of Education. After spending two years on maternity leave, she took a job as a 1st-grade teacher at St. Stephen of Hungary. She enjoys the personal connection she forges with each student and has found that teaching 1st grade is much more rewarding than teaching music.
Still, Evans uses music in her classroom every day. Songs are transitions between lessons and subjects, and her class sings while they put their books away or while they are going back to their seats. Music is a better way to grab students' attention than raising her voice, she has found, and it helps them remember grammar and math rules.
"She is always singing, and now the whole school is singing," said Mary Rose Vella, mother of one of Evans' students. "My daughter has grown so much in Evans' class. She is now reading chapter books."
Evans has a knack for zeroing in on each student's academic needs, according to Vella.
"She sees the weaknesses and the strengths and helps the students to improve," Vella said.
Evans said a big part of her approach is creating a sense of community in the classroom.
"We get together each morning and the students greet each other and share with each other before we start our lessons," she said. "I believe in collaboration, so my room is never silent. I like to hand things over to them and give them ownership of their learning."
Evans' daughter, Hannah, also attends the school and spends her days across the hall from her mother.
"It has been wonderful to be so close to my daughter while still being able to work," Evans said. "The school has been very supportive."
Evans and her husband, Craig, who works at an accounting firm, have been married for seven years. They live in Rockaway, where they enjoy spending time on the beach.
After testing a few career options, Evans says she's finally found her place at St. Stephen of Hungary—and she hopes to be at the school for a long time.
"We're all here to give the kids the best education possible," she said. "That makes this a beautiful place to work and I'm glad to be here."
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From breathing exercises and pressure holds to noise-reducing headphones and gum, this illustrated book is packed with simple strategies and tools to help children with emotional and sensory regulation difficulties aged approximately 7 to 14 years to stay cool, calm and in control. more »2014, Hardback: £12.99/ $19.95
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The book begins by exploring how children with AS operate and the implications for mainstream school settings. It goes on to give practical advice for one-on-one working, DIY resources for visual learners, tools for effective assessment, and much more. Information on how personal wellbeing can be maintained in stressful situations is included. more »2010, Paperback: £13.99/ $22.95
The authors examine the underlying causes of BESD, and discuss research-based theory. They offer a range of interventions and therapies for use in and out of school, and encourage practitioners to develop skills such as engaging with parents, identifying special educational needs and setting constructive boundaries. more »2010, Paperback: £18.99/ $34.95
All parents want their children to have the ability to cope with challenging circumstances, but sometimes children with complex needs require a little extra help to build up resilience. This handbook outlines Resilient Therapy ™, a practical way for parents to help challenging children learn to manage tough situations. more »2009, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
This book covers the concerns faced by girls with ASDs and their parents, from periods and puberty to friendships and "fitting in". Looking at these issues within the context of specific areas of difficulty for girls with ASDs, the authors provide families with the knowledge and advice they need to help the whole family through the teenage years. more »2009, Paperback: £15.99/ $19.95
Alphabet Kids have disorders that are often concurrent, interconnected or mistaken for one another: for example, the frequent combination of ASD, OCD, SID and ADHD. Woliver covers 70 childhood disorders, providing information on causes, cures, treatments and prognoses. Chapters include a list of signs and symptoms, and true-life stories. more »2008, Hardback: £39.99/ $44.95
If you have a child on the autism spectrum who struggles with the challenges of daily life, then this book is for you! The book is peppered with vignettes and stories of real-life situations and successes, and offers clever ideas for tackling everyday difficulties, such as bathing, bedtime, school trips, and selecting the right child minder. more »2008, Paperback: £12.99/ $20.95
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Back in the late '60s and early '70s, American servicemen had the chance to buy the car of their dreams.
That included Curt Wright, whose tour of duty with the United States Marine Corps ended in 1968. After the Honorable Discharge, he planned to buy a new Mopar. Unfortunately, when he came home, his bankroll wasn't up to it -- yet.
"When I went to order the car, I didn't have enough money," he says of his original plan to buy a '69 Barracuda. "Finally, I ended up ordering the '70 in the middle of 1969, and I took delivery of it in November."
Unlike some who bought 440 or Hemi-powered 'Cudas, he chose a Gran Coupe hardtop, equipped with a 383, Torqueflite automatic, leather seats, Rallye wheels, as well as power steering and brakes.
Taking delivery at his hometown Chrysler-Plymouth dealer in Danville, Illinois, it was his daily driver—for a while. "I could only afford one car," Curt recalls. "After I got it, I loved it so much that I didn't want to tear it up." That meant a different daily driver, and the '70 going into long-term storage, where it stayed for over two decades.
When I went to order a '69 Barracuda in 1968, I didn't have enough money. I ordered this car mid-1969.
Then the time came for Curt and his family to relocate across town. Curt planned on driving the '70 from the old home to the new. "I started it up to try and drive it to the new house, and the oil pressure light came on, so I shut it down," says Curt. "It ended up being a bad switch, but I didn't want to take any chances."
So, back into storage it went, staying there until he decided to restore it. "I worked on it on and off for a few years, then I put it on a rotisserie, and worked on it for two more years, scraping the bottom and fixing any little nick or anything that I'd seen," Curt remembers. There was no rust on the unibody, and the rest of the car was in similar original-yet-undisturbed condition. But, as Curt puts it, "I felt that as I was getting a little older, I was going to need a little help, because I'd never get it done at the rate I was going."
Fortunately, help was available at The Finer Details in Danville, Indiana. "At first, I just wanted them to paint it," he says. "One thing led to another. Looking at the quality of work these guys did, I thought, 'We're this far into it—let's make sure that it's done right.' It was a good move on my part."
A good move indeed, as the '70 was completed two years later. Along with the work done in the two Danvilles, Indy Cylinder Head rebuilt the 383, and A&A Transmission in Indianapolis restored the 727, keeping its original Slap Stick console-mounted shifter.
Also going back on and in: the original interior, Rallye wheels, and Gran Coupe-specific trim.
Curt made one big change to his '70 by adding a Shaker hood scoop while keeping the factory Airtemp air conditioning. (Air conditioning wasn't available with Shaker or Air Grabber–equipped cars back then, thanks to those hoods and scoops not clearing the A/C compressor.) "I found this bracket by Bouchillon that turned the [new-style Sanden] compressor over sideways," Curt says of what made his Shaker swap possible. "Once I found out that I could put the Shaker on there, there was no question at that point."
The result was an E-Body whose coolness was increased by its new hood and scoop the same way interior comfort improves when the RPO H51 Airtemp climate-controls move to A/C.
If you're lucky enough to have a vintage Mopar stored away like Curt had, or you find the car of your dreams in a long-locked garage or barn, Curt says you shouldn't put off building it. "Life's too short to put off things like that, if this is what your dream is or this is what you're looking for. Look for a good body, something that's a sound car to start with. Go for your dream.
"To me, it's been a dream come true."
Curt's Barracuda is also a tribute to those who gave all. "This car represents to me all the men who never survived the Vietnam War, and couldn't buy their dream car," he says. "This car represents a different time in our history."


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Eclipse Aviation has selected Vancouver-based Harbour Air to be the first Eclipse 500 authorized service center in North America. Harbour Air will provide MRO service for the aircraft in western Canada. The deal leaves open the opportunity for the company to expand into eastern Canada and Alaska. Harbour Air will also provide service to the Northwest U.S. until Eclipse establishes a service center network in the U.S.
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Okay trivia buffs, where's the highest control tower in the world? Before you say Quito, La Paz or Kathmandu, an extra qualifier–the highest above the landing surface. The answer is Vancouver, British Columbia. But not the tower at Vancouver International Airport, whose cab is a puny 142 ft above the airport surface.


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The Detroit Lions headed to the Metrodome in Minneapolis for one final time, and in the final game ever played at the dome, the Vikings emerged victorious by a score of 14-13. Here's how the Lions positional groups graded out.
Quarterback: B
I began to really feel for Matthew Stafford as I watched this game. Sure, he missed some throws, but without Calvin Johnson and Brandon Pettigrew, it really looked like Stafford didn't know where to go. The receivers were never able to consistently get open (we'll hit on that later) as there was a severe lack of weapons for number 9 to work with. The bottom line: he didn't turn the ball over and was able to keep his team within striking distance with limited weapons. That's worth a passing grade.
Running Backs: C-
Reggie Bush and Joique Bell struggled to get anything going on the ground, managing just 63 yards combined. They did, however, manage this unique stat:
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Bush was able to find the endzone on a 19-yard reception, but a fumble by Joique Bell keeps this grade lower than we've become accustomed to.
Wide Receivers: F
As mentioned earlier, Detroit's receivers struggled to get any separation, allowing the Viking defenders to stack the box, which didn't allow much on the ground game. Minnesota dared Detroit to beat them through the air, and it didn't happen. Kevin Ogletree was the most targeted, especially in the second half, but even that wasn't much to speak of. It was an overall poor outing for the receivers.
Tight Ends: D
Joseph Fauria saw the majority of the snaps at tight end, while tackle Corey Hilliard found his way onto the field playing the H-back position on running plays. Neither were too effective, though Fauria was able to get open a few times over the middle of the field. There's definitely some talent there to build on, but Fauria needs to continue to improve his blocking to see the field on a more consistent basis. Brandon Pettigrew will be a free agent this offseason, and it will be interesting to see what direction the Lions front office decides to go.
Offensive Line: F
The lack of a threat of any sort of passing game didn't help, but the offensive line was not able to do much in terms of opening things up for the running game. Add in five sacks allowed, and this becomes a failing grade.
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