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If you were driving in the rain on a two-lane highway, caught a tire on the edge of the pavement and flipped your car, what would you do? Let out a yelp, maybe a scream? We would too, but somehow this woman found herself in a barrel roll and remained totally silent; completely composed. After the crash, the woman is fully conscious - even slightly perturbed judging by the look on her face. We're just glad she wasn't seriously injured (and we hope nobody else was, either).
Let's try and learn something from this. First, it's a good idea to try to keep both hands on the wheel in a crash, if for no other reason than to prevent them from poking out the side window. Second, keep the interior of your car clean. The woman is lucky none of the stuff in her back seat flew to the front and injured her. Finally, drive very carefully on wet roads, especially if you live in a dry area that doesn't see much rain; the first rain of the season can make oil-covered roads very slick.
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These gooey, delicious pillows of pasta from Rising Moon Organics are totally vegan! HUZZAH! I'm obsessed with this stuff. It cooks in an easy five minutes and makes a filling meal. And check it out, zero grams of fat and three grams of fiber per serving—shweet!
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Living Skills of "Missing Peace" from Margo Wixsom on Vimeo.
Living Skills teacher Letitia Burton selected a poster from The Missing Peace in a Box project to collaborate with teachers at Palo Alto High School for an interdisciplinary exploration of the international exhibition "The Missing Peace" sponsored by the Dalai Lama Foundation. Her students designed "ethics wordles" and created prayer flags by stringing them together.
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South Bend Civic Theatre presents a comedy of fear, family, faith and the end of the world - End Days June 7-16!
Rachel is a teenager with problems way beyond normal – her dad just stays in his pajamas and never leaves the house, her mother has adopted Jesus as her personal friend (really, he's making coffee in the kitchen), and the boy across the street dresses like Elvis and tries to ask her out. Oh, and her mom believes the end of the world is imminent, like Tuesday! This quirky group of characters comes together in surprising and unexpected ways in this play about family, science, and faith. From Deborah Zoe Laufer, the author of Out of Sterno, presented by SBCT in 2010.
Director Sara Bartlett leads Tucker Curtis, Arthur Gilchrist, Isabelle Gilchrist, Andrea Smiddy-Schlagel, and Avery Worrell in this touching and funny play.
Critics have delighted in End Days: The New York Times said "this rapturously funny play about a family trying to survive in a world hurtling toward Armageddon proves that the right playwright can inspire healing laughter." The Huffington Post called the play "poignantly redemptive and hilariously funny… it brings to life our broad range of choices, including laughter, and the treasured companions who are there even when we face our own personal Armageddon." From the Denver Post, "End Days directly pits science, religion, and suburbia, but it's not an attack on any of them. There's not a trace of mockery… each [character is] tinged with compassion, humor and heartbreak." And Variety remarked "two acts are too short a time to spend with Deborah Zoe Laufer's lovable characters… a sweet-spirited script."
South Bend Civic Theatre's production of End Days opens in the Warner Studio Theatre June 7 and runs through June 16. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM ($18), Sundays at 3:00 ($18), Wednesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 PM ($15). Call 574-234-1112 or go online at www.sbct.org for tickets.
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By Shawn Cole & Petia Topalova | Shawn Cole is a professor at Harvard Business School interested in corporate finance and banking in developing countries. Petia Topalova is an economist in the research department at the IMF. Her research interests include trade and development, financial services, and development in South Asia.
In cooperation with ICICI/Lombard, the Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA), in Gujarat, has begun to help farmers by offering them insurance against poor monsoons. We are currently in the middle of a study involving 100 villages to assess the potential benefits of rainfall insurance. Without insurance, a failed monsoon may force a household to sell productive assets, forgo medical care, or reduce food consumption. Moreover, anticipating this vulnerability, households may shy away from planting high-yield crops which produce more but are more vulnerable to rain shortfalls.
For decades the government has attempted to protect farmers against weather risk by offering crop insurance. Indeed, many government banks require the purchase of crop insurance as a condition of providing an agricultural loan. Yet, few are eligible to purchase the insurance, and those who do, often receive payments only years after their loss. Private insurers have been reluctant to insure individual farmers' crops. It is very expensive to pay someone to measure the extent of crop loss of an individual who has planted only an acre of land. Insuring private crop loss is difficult: companies attract households with the lowest land quality, and the fact that the crop itself is insured may reduce farmers' willingness to spend money or resources to ensure the highest possible yield. Recent innovations in the insurance sector have led to the development of rainfall insurance which may dramatically improve the livelihoods of rural poor (both farmers and landless laborers) by substantially reducing their vulnerability to adverse weather conditions. For several years, BASIX, a microfinance institution based in Hyderabad, has offered weather insurance to its clients, and these policies currently reach thousands of households. Rainfall insurance policies, including those offered through SEWA, are based on measurements from an official rainfall station located close to a farmer's land.
The insurance policy pays the farmer a specified amount of money if there is a rain shortfall, and the payment increases with the severity of the shortfall. This solves the problems of high transaction costs—the insurance policy pays if the official weather station reports insufficient rain—and also eliminates adverse selection and moral hazard. Yet merely offering a product to farmers and agricultural laborers does not guarantee that they will take it. Financial contracts are complicated, and it can be difficult for a farmer to understand why she should spend money now to get an uncertain payout in the future. Indeed, our survey in three districts of Gujarat found that SEWA members had very low levels of financial literacy: when given a short test that included questions about risk, inflation, and interest rates, members scored on average no higher than the would have simply by guessing. This was despite relatively high math skills—respondents answered, on average, two thirds of the math questions correctly. Our ongoing study began with a baseline survey of 1,500 households in 100 villages. SEWA offered rainfall insurance to individuals in 33 randomly selected villages, with 64 serving as a comparison group. Insurance will be phased into these villages at a later date. Of the 500 individuals surveyed in the villages where insurance was offered, approximately one-third purchased insurance. Preliminary results indicate that rich households and households in which the head of household was literate or educated were much more likely to purchase insurance. Members' attitudes towards risk also mattered. In the baseline survey, respondents played a simple game, which let them choose between "safe" option (Rs. 50 for sure), and increasingly risky options that offered a higher return.
Two months after the survey, households who had picked safer choices were much more likely to purchase insurance than those who had selected riskier option. To improve our understanding of how households think about risk, SEWA targeted different households with specific marketing messages. These messages were randomly assigned. Households that received a flyer emphasizing the benefits of rainfall insurance ("protection against drought") were more likely to purchase insurance than those receiving flyers emphasizing the potential negative impact of not purchasing insurance ("without insurance, you may be vulnerable to a drought"). The most important question remains unanswered: does rainfall insurance improve the welfare of the households that buy it? In the coming years, SEWA will expand its marketing efforts, target a greater share of the eligible population, and introduce insurance in 33 of the 67 remaining study villages. By carefully tracking households in these 100 villages, we hope to gain a clear understanding of the benefits, and limitations of rainfall insurance.


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"When the article about the car appeared in the September 1951 Hot Rod magazine, the article shows a picture of an engine," Carter says. "It's definitely after the show. [The car] has muddy wheels and the hood is completely off of it. It looks like an 85-horse engine, but when I picked up [the car], it came with a 60. Seeing how that one fit the best of anything-I don't know how they managed to work around an 85-that's the one I used." Just as he had to do with the grille bars, Carter had to reproduce the car's distinctive side pipes. As he pointed out, "The original pipes were rotten, but these are exactly like the originals."
And those aren't the only things just like the originals. Just as Rico built the car in a very compressed time line, Carter had very little time to bring it back from the brink. He bought the car in 1985, but it wasn't until 1998 when he got a call from Show Promotions, the promoter of the Grand National Roadster Show at the time. "They asked if it could be ready for the 50th anniversary," he says.
"Well in my mind, 1950 to 2000 is 50 years, so I said I could get it done. Well they told me that I had my math wrong." The event that we know as the Grand National Roadster Show began in 1950, but the 50th celebration was slated for early 1999, "...and that was only nine months away," Carter says. "I said, 'Yeah, I'll have it ready, but I won't have any more time to talk to you if you want it!"
As if reproducing the time itself, Carter thrashed on the car right up to the moment attendees poured through the doors. "We put the last piece on that car at the show," Carter says. "It was that goofy V-8 hood emblem on the front. Do you know how many different V-8 emblems there are?" he says. "I own a million of 'em and none of 'em fit; all of them are a little bit different shape. I found one at the Turlock swap meet just before the show; I don't know what it is, but it's the right one."
"I guess I'm a bad boy because it still gets driven around locally," he says. "My son-in-law joked that he should take it to the local A&W Show 'n' Shine. I told him 'Just take it.' Yeah right, he thought, but I saw him two weeks ago. He'd taken it and he was in seventh heaven. If something got bent on it, well I straightened it out once so I could do it again. I told him that he'd never be forgiven, but it still wouldn't be the end of the world."
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We don't know everyone who helped Rico build his roadster's chassis from a pair of stock Model T framerails. They kick up heavily at the rear to mount a highly modified Model T or A rear spring crossmember. When Carter restored the car, he grounded down nubs from several long-lost modifications, including one that unsuccessfully mounted an 85-horse Flathead in the car. The nerf bars are the same ones Rico crafted in 1950.
The front axle under Westergard's car is an ordinary, stock-height '33-36 Ford piece. Between it and the chassis is a pair of hairpins that Rico made from sticks of round tubing and bits and pieces of Ford tie-rod tubing. The hairpins mount to the chassis by Ford tie-rod ends and to the axle by flame-cut bat wings that Westergard welded to the axle. Since he forewent the wishbone and its mounting lugs, Rico welded the spring perches directly to the axle. A pair of very rare Kinmont Safety disc brakes mount to '42-48 spindles.
Rico chose a '37-40 Ford axle to move his car. It still articulates on a torque-tube-a shortened one, at least-but Rico elected to eliminate the radius rods. Instead, he chose to stabilize the axle à la track roadsters: with hairpins that terminate on the same plane as the torque-tube pivot point. He also forewent the flatter rear spring in favor of a high-arched (later) Model T or A leaf pack. Like the front, the rear mounts a set of very rare Kinmont brakes.


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Until only a few years ago, an AIDS diagnosis in Africa was seen as the harbinger of an inevitable and lingering death. In rich countries, anti-retroviral therapy has made AIDS a manageable condition for most infected people. The challenge has been to provide such treatment in resource constrained settings, particularly in Africa. In a unique study combining sophisticated quantitative and qualitative analysis, Antonieta Medina Lara and Barbara Nyanzi-Wakholi examine the way that the roll out of
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I just received my Hamilton County Tax Bill in the mail. They conveniently provided a return envelope for those of us who choose to pay our bill by mail. The problem is there is no return address on the envelope or any way to show a return address through the window on the return envelope.
Are we supposed to assume the postal markings on the return envelope will get our payment to the right address?
How much will the Treasurer's office spend to send out new envelopes or new tax forms with the printed address of the treasurer's office? How many years have we been paying taxes through the mail? We still can't seem to get something as simple as this right!
Just another example of government's waste. Who was responsible and who will pay for this, Mr. Robert A. Goering?
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Let's be real: College football recruiting is a crapshoot
- 10:56 am Wednesday, July 23rd, 2014 by Bill King
The world where Mark Richt and other top-level college football coaches must operate is a crazy one.
That was illustrated starkly over the past few days in Athens. On the one hand, UGA got verbal commitments from two of the nation's mostly highly sought high school prospects for the 2016 class, including Jacob Eason, one of the top-rated quarterbacks.
Shortly after that, Bulldogs defensive lineman Jon Taylor was arrested for allegedly choking and beating his girlfriend.
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Friday's announcement that Georgia and Clemson will kick off in Athens at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 30 with ESPN televising the game nationally means the Tigers and Bulldogs won't have a second consecutive clash in prime time, but that's not really surprising since this year's game most likely won't pit two Top 10 teams or a pair of Heisman-potential quarterbacks like last year's did.
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Condo, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
Welcome to Paradise! Our condominium is right on the beach of the Caribbean Sea. You literally walk right out the door to see beautiful white sand and blue water.
This condo has approximately 1700 square feet of living space with a mahogany bar, three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms, and ceramic tiles throughout. It easily accommodates 3-4 couples or a family of 6-8.
The location of Carolina Blue at Sunset Beach Resort is perfect. Far enough away from the congested areas of town but near enough so you don't have to go too far for whatever you need. You really feel like you have the beach to yourself. The condo is 2.3 miles from town center.
The staff is wonderful at Sunset Beach Resort and can assist you in anything you need. They will pick you up at the airport, orient you to the island, and at the end of your stay they drop you off at the airport. They can help you with snorkeling, diving, fishing, cave tubing, zip lining, or any trip you have in mind.
Since we are the owners, we have added special touches to make everyone feel welcome. We furnished this condo so you would feel at home! We are continuously adding amenities so that everything you need is at your disposal. We want this to be your home away from home.
The dock is directly in front of you as you walk out the door! At the end of the dock is a swimming area, sunning area, a thatched palapa for shade, and a place to dock a boat! The reef is only about 3/4 of a mile out. The view doesn't get any better than this! Carolina Blue isn't only here in North Carolina where we live....it has spread to Ambergris Caye also. It is unBelizeable!
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With Black History Month coming to close in a week, Nike has saved its two marquee releases for the last weekend of the month. Both Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant were honored this month for their astounding efforts in the sport of basketball which exemplify glory and greatness embodied by Black History Month. Releasing this Saturday, February 26th, is the Air Jordan III and Nike Zoom Kobe VI 'Black History Month'. Both feature the Black/Gold motif with the green/red 'BHM' logo and additional graphic commemorating the month-long remembrance of Black History in America. Continue reading for another look at both releases and be sure to hit up select retailers like WEST NYC for your pair, or snag either of two now on eBay.


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February 7
Obey my voice, and I will be your God, and ye shall be my people: and walk ye in all the ways that I have commanded you, that it may be well unto you.--JER. vii. 23.
And oft, when in my heart was heard
Thy timely mandate, I deferred
The task, in smoother walks to stray;
But thee I now would serve more strictly, if I may.
Pray Him to give you what Scripture calls "an honest and good heart," or "a
perfect heart;" and, without waiting, begin at once to obey Him with the
best heart you have. Any obedience is better than none. You have to seek
His face; obedience is the only way of seeing Him. All your duties are
obediences. To do what He bids is to obey Him, and to obey Him is to
approach Him. Every act of obedience is an approach--an approach to Him who
is not far off, though He seems so, but close behind this visible screen of
things which hides Him from us.
As soon as we lay ourselves entirely at His feet, we have enough light
given us to guide our own steps; as the foot-soldier, who hears nothing of
the councils that determine the course of the great battle he is in, hears
plainly enough the word of command which he must himself obey.
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WTH? Georgia Snow Burns when set to fire?
Honestly this is crazy. I have never seen snow burn before. I always thought if you put fire to snow that it will melt. A young lady trying to prove a showed how the snow turned black when fire was added. I am not sure how to classify this but it's more than weird.
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http://mentalfloss.com/article/54845/snow-down-south-fake-say-conspiracy-theorists Guess I'll have to try this next time I go to the snow just to see for myself
really people? its fake i live right here in ga and the snow is melting ...and in some areas as soon as it hit the ground it melted..wow this is funny.. try something else..MOVE ALONG NEXT!!!
ummm not weird...FAKE. LMAO@ *non melting snow* conspirarcy theories!
It is obvious they cut the filming several times...It appears that it is a marshmallow covered in fake snow. Marshmallows of course turn black (before erupting into flames as anyone who has been around a campfire can attest) and fake snow will insulate the marshmallow from catching fire too quickly. Where do people find the time to do stuff like this?
I think that she switched out the snowball with the fake snow... :)
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"My name is 555 95472 but everyone calls me 5 for short ... I have two sisters named 3 and 4." With those words, Charles Schulz introduced one (in fact, three) of the quirkiest characters to the Peanuts universe, the numerically monikered 95472 siblings. They didn't stay around very long but offered some choice bits of satirical nonsense while they did.
As it happens, this volume in the multi Eisner and Harvey Award-winning series is particularly rich in never-before-reprinted strips: Over 150 (more than one fifth of the book!) have never seen the light of day since their original appearance over 40 years ago, so this will be a trove of undiscovered treasures even for avid Peanuts collectors.


text: Entrepreneur Guest Post Lean startups aren't cheap startups November 3, 2009 6:00 AM Steve Blank 0 (Editor's note: Serial entrepreneur Steve Blank is the author of Four Steps to the Epiphany. This column originally appeared on his blog.) At an entrepreneurs panel last week questions from the audience made me realize that the phrase " For those of you who have been following the discussion, a Lean Startup is Eric Ries's description of the intersection of Customer Development, Agile Development and (if available) open platforms and open source. A Lean Startup is not about the total amount of money you may spend over the life of your startup. It is about when in the life of your company you do the spending. Over its lifetime, a Lean Startup may spend less money than a traditional startup. It may end up spending the same amount of money as a traditional startup. And I can even imagine cases where it might burn more cash than a traditional startup. Lets see why. In times of abundant venture capital if you miss your revenue plan, additional funding from your investors is usually available to cover your mistakes. In other words, you get "do-overs" or iterations without onerous penalties as long as your investors still believe in the technology and vision. In times when venture capital is hard to get, investors extract high costs for failure (down-rounds, cram downs, new management teams, shut down the company.) The key contributors to an out-of-control burn rate are 1) hiring a sales force too early, 2) turning on the demand creation activities too early, 3) developing something other than the minimum feature set for first customer ship. Sales people cost money, and when they're not bringing in revenue, their wandering in the woods is time consuming, cash draining and demoralizing. Marketing demand creation programs (such as search engine marketing, public relations and trade shows) are all expensive and potentially fatal distractions if done before you have found product/market fit and a repeatable sales model. And most startup code and features end up on the floor, as customers never really wanted them. Therefore when money is hard to come by, entrepreneurs (and their investors) look for ways to reduce cash burn rate and increase the chance of finding product/market fit. The Customer Development process (and the Lean Startup) is one way to do that. In Customer Development your goal is not to avoid spending money but to preserve your cash as you search for a repeatable and scalable sales model and then spend like there's no tomorrow when you find one. This is the most important sentence in this post and worth deconstructing. Preserve your cash: When you have unlimited cash (internet bubbles, frothy venture climate,) you can iterate on your mistakes by burning more dollars. When money is tight, you look for processes that allow you to minimize waste. The Customer Development process says preserve your cash by not hiring anyone in sales and marketing until the founders turn hypotheses into facts and you have found product/market fit. As you search: Customer Development observes that when you start your company, all you and your business plan have are hypotheses, not facts –and that the founders are the ones who need to get out of the building to turn these hypotheses into customer data. This "get out of the building" activity is the Customer Discovery step of the Customer Development Model (seen below). Repeatable: Startups may get orders that come from board members' customer relationships or heroic, single-shot efforts of the CEO. These are great, but they are not repeatable by a sales organization. What you are searching for is not the one-off revenue hits but rather a repeatable pattern that can be replicated by a sales organization selling off a pricelist or by customers coming to your web site. Scalable: The goal is not to get one customer but many – and to get those customers so each additional customer adds incremental revenue and profit. The test is: If you add one more sales person or spend more marketing dollars, does your sales revenue go up by more than your expenses? Sales model: A sales model answers the basic questions involved in selling your product: "Is this a revenue play or a freemium model going for users? Something else? Who's the customer? Who influences a sale? Who recommends a sale? Who is the decision maker? Who is the economic buyer? Where is the budget for purchasing the type of product you're selling? What's the customer acquisition cost? What's the lead and/or traffic generation strategy? How long does an average sale take from beginning to end?"Finding out whether you have a repeatable, scalable sales model is the Customer Validation step of Customer Development. This is the most important phase in customer development. Have you learned how to sell your product to a target customer? Can you do this without running out of money? Scale like there is no tomorrow: The goal of an investor-backed startup is not to build a lifestyle business. The goal is to reach venture-scale (~10x return on investment.) When you and your board agree you've found a repeatable and scalable sales model (i.e. have product/market fit,) then you invest the dollars to create end user demand and drive those customers into your sales channel. If you confuse Lean with Cheap when you do find a repeatable and scalable sales model, you will starve your company for resources needed to scale. 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Anticipation: Being able to romance Garrus in the next game.
Welcome to new(ish) series Late to the Game, where Sarah Ingram of The Geekmates reviews games that she's shamefully left unplayed up to this point. It's like newbie recaps, but not. First was Dragon Age: Origins, and now, by popular demand, it's Mass Effect 1.Read More


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Offensive Line Looks To Step Up vs. EaglesPosted by on December 22, 2010 – 2:06 pm
Since the Vikings have posted only17 points in their last 2 games, a host of different aspects of the offense could be blamed for their current woes. Vikings Interim Head Coach Leslie Frazier mentioned that the offensive line is one area that is looking to improve in order to have an opportunity to win this Sunday night against the Philadelphia Eagles.
"We'll have to play our best game on both sides of the football up front," Frazier said during his Wednesday press conference. "In particular with our offensive line."
As Mike mentioned in his "Setting The Table" segment, the Eagles defense is not as stout as other defenses the Vikings have faced this year, ranking 13th overall and 21st in scoring defense, but their front 4 features fluid formations that are always changing from play to play.
"The Eagles have a fast front," Frazier acknowledged. "They do a great job of moving around and very seldom do they get stuck on the line of scrimmage. They are always moving. So our offensive line will be challenged probably as well as they have been in a game this season."
The attributes of the Eagles front 4 that Frazier alluded to are obviously a hurdle the offensive line will have to overcome in order to improve, but this will all have to be done without their regular starting guards. Both Anthony Herrera and Steve Hutchinson are on injured reserve, and although the offensive line has been without both of them for 3 weeks now, it is still a struggle to find cohesiveness. Especially for C John Sullivan, who has been working with a different G beside side him since Herrera suffered a season-ending injury against the Packers over a month ago.
"It's been a little bit tougher for him in some ways," Frazier said of Sullivan. "But he's responded quite well. There have been moments where he found himself, and this has been more of late, where he has to take control of our offensive line. More so than he would have if Steve were there or Anthony were there. It's a different mindset for him, but he's responded to it and I think that he's become more confident as time has gone on and this is one of those weeks that he'll have to become a captain for us on that offensive line."
Losing an All-Pro player such as Hutchinson to injured reserve has a dramatic impact on the play of the offensive line, but Frazier mentioned that his replacement – rookie Chris DeGeare – has stepped in nicely.
"He's gotten better," Frazier said. "There's been moments where he's struggled, which we thought he would being a young guy and playing as much as he's had to play. But overall, we've seen some consistency, we've seen him not back down to situations and we expect him to get better as time goes on."
Injury-plagued or not, the Vikings offensive line will have to step up to secure a win against another team vying to clinch its division.
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Lots Of Lineup Changes For VikingsPosted by on December 5, 2010 – 10:43 am
The good news is that RB Adrian Peterson will be able to play today after battling an ankle injury all week. The bad news is DE Ray Edwards (ankle), WR Percy Harvin (illness) and LG Steve Hutchinson (thumb) will not be able to play after battling their injuries/ailments this week. As a result, the Vikings have tweaked their lineup significantly and we'll break it down right here.
Harvin is not the only WR inactive for the Vikings today – Hank Baskett and Greg Lewis are also inactive. That leaves Bernard Berrian and Sidney Rice as the starters, with Greg Camarillo as the top reserve. Also, QB Joe Webb was not listed as the emergency QB, which means he's on the active 45-man roster and could jump in at WR. That would be fun to watch. Where else might Webb be able to play today? Perhaps some snaps as a wildcat QB? Kick returner?
The Vikings top reserve offensive lineman is Ryan Cook, but he's already in the lineup replacing Anthony Herrera, who was placed on Injured Reserve. So filling in for Hutchinson on the left side will be rookie Chris DeGeare, whom the Vikings selected in the 5th round of last April's draft. DeGeare has been inactive for the Vikings this season and has been battling an ankle injury, but he's the next man up and we'll get a good gauge at where he's at in his first-year NFL development.
Brian Robison will start in place of Ray Edwards today, but also watch for Everson Griffen to get more time in the defensive line rotation.
This is just the 2nd game Harvin has missed in his career, with the first being last year's home game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
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Who's The Man In The Middle For Thursday?Posted by on September 7, 2010 – 2:39 pm
Starting C John Sullivan was sidelined for much of training camp and the preseason with a calf injury, leaving his status for Week 1 in question and prompting the Vikings to take a look at alternatives at the position. That's the not-so-great news.
But the better news is that Sullivan has returned to practice over the last couple of days; he was listed as a limited participant for both Monday's and Tuesday's practices. Making the news even a little better is what both Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress and offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell had to say about their starting C this week.
"He seems like he hasn't missed a beat," Childress said while meeting with reporters after Tuesday's practice. "I think that probably he's going through some of the soreness that you get, maybe not to the same extent as camp, just when you come out here and practice and get pushed around and your muscles talk to you a little bit. I think he's going through some of that. He's just working hard to get some of that stamina back."
Bevell also acknowledged this week that Sullivan seems to be improving, but he also noted that looking good on the practice field and then performing in a regular season game are different monsters.
"He's looked good," Bevell said on Monday. "His conditioning has looked good. He's done things on the side, whether it's in the pool, whether it's with [athletic trainer] Eric Sugarman, to keep his conditioning up. But it's a matter of loading it up and making sure that it will hold up under 65 or 70 plays a game, all the way up to 90 plays."
The Vikings have done a nice job developing alternatives at the position should Sullivan be unavailable on Thursday night or at another point in the season. Starting RG Anthony Herrera has taken both practice reps and preseason game reps at C, and regular backup Jon Cooper has also taken turns with the 1st-team offense.
"We like what we saw from Anthony," Bevell said. "We like what we've seen from Cooper. It gives us the flexibility to say who we would put in there. We're not going to put that out there. Both guys have done a nice job. I think both guys are capable of it, and we want to make sure that when we put those guys out there that we're going to have the five best guys that are going to help us win."
The line is at its best with Sullivan at C, but the possibility exists that he won't be able to go on Thursday night in New Orleans. If that's the case, either Cooper or Herrera will fill in. My sense is that Cooper would get the call at this point, which is the simplest change for the Vikings to make.
But Childress and Bevell could also decide to put Herrera in at C, which would keep Cooper as the 1st reserve and would then slide rookie Chris DeGeare in at RG. Herrera has performed well while playing C this preseason, but the issue with this alignment is it takes away from the team's depth at G because the 1st reserve at the position – DeGeare – would be forced into the starting lineup with Herrera moving over from RG.
Any way it shakes out, the Vikings offensive line will be prepared for Thursday night's game.
Tags: Anthony Herrera, Chris DeGeare, Darrell Bevell, John Sullivan, Jon Cooper
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Final Audition For Some As Roster Deadline NearsPosted by on September 2, 2010 – 7:37 am
Tonight's preseason finale against the Denver Broncos represents a final audition for several players as they hope to make the Vikings 53-man roster. The Vikings began training camp back on July 30 with 80 players and tonight training camp officially comes to an end and the Vikings will trim the roster to 53 players by the end of the day Saturday.
For some, such as DE Jared Allen or RB Adrian Peterson, tonight's action isn't so dramatic. But for others, tonight could mean everything. Let's take a look at a few position battles that are still up in the air…
Offensive Line: All 5 starters from last year will return in 2010, but beyond that the Vikings OL situation is uncertain. Rookie Chris DeGeare has performed well to this point and could be anywhere from the Week 1 starter at RG to the team's #1 reserve. And what about Ryan Cook? He can play all 5 positions along the line but might have to hold off others, such as Patrick Brown and Drew Radovich, to make the team.
Wide Receiver: Last year's breakout WR – Sidney Rice – is on the mend with a hip injury and won't be active until midway through the season, so that opens up another spot on the roster. The Vikings brought in Greg Camarillo and Javon Walker last week to fortify depth, but there are others, such as Logan Payne and Greg Lewis, who are vying for playing time as well. All of these players have a chance tonight to step up and stand out.
Defensive Line: It wouldn't be surprising to see the Vikings hold onto an extra defensive lineman or 2 given how well the unit has played in training camp and the preseason. Aside from the usual suspects, there have been a few standouts during training camp, including DT Letroy Guion and DE Jayme Mitchell. They'll have a chance to solidify their positions tonight but others on the depth chart, such as DT Fred Evans and DE Everson Griffen, will try to use tonight as another stepping stone.
Linebacker: They might slide a bit under the radar, but the Vikings LB corps might be the deepest spot on the entire team. The team's 3 starters are outstanding, and LB coach Fred Pagac has done a great job of shoring up depth behind those starters with players such as Jasper Brinkley, Heath Farwell and Erin Henderson. Given the importance of LBs to the special teams unit, it wouldn't be a surprise to see a couple more LBs (Kenny Onatolu, Nate Triplett) on the final 53-man roster.
Tags: Chris DeGeare, Erin Henderson, Greg Camarillo, Heath Farwell, Jasper Brinkley, Javon Walker, Jayme Mitchell, Letroy Guion, Ryan Cook
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Choosing The Right CombinationPosted by on August 31, 2010 – 2:00 pm
Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress recently described his offense as "in flux" and no position represents that billing more accurately than the offensive line, specifically the C and RG positions. An injury to C John Sullivan has sidelined him for most of training camp and as a result both starting RG Anthony Herrera and backup C Jon Cooper have seen extra time in the middle of the 1st-team offensive line.
"We're still kind of filling out that position, exactly what would be the best lineup," Vikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell explained. "Is it moving Anthony (Herrera) in (at C) and putting Chris in (at RG)? Is it using Coop (Jon Cooper) and leaving Anthony at guard? Or if Sully's (John Sullivan) even going to be back."
With the regular season now just over a week away, the time will soon come for the Vikings to decide on a starting C for Week 1. If that choice is Cooper, a 2nd-year player who spent the first 4 weeks last season on practice squad but then was elevated the 53-man roster for the final 12 weeks, then the flux factor remains minimal. But if the Vikings decide to move Herrera to C, the flux factor is a bit more complicated.
Moving Herrera to C would slide 5th round rookie Chris DeGeare into the starting lineup. DeGeare has had a nice training camp and it's possible he'd be a solid performer right off the bat at RG for the Vikings. But that move would take away the Vikings depth because DeGeare is currently a swing lineman capable of playing multiple positions.
"Chris has done a nice job for us," Bevell explained. "He's a quick learner. He's done some good things. I think there are still things he can improve on. That would be probably the toughest environment (to make his 1st start), that game, going into New Orleans. If that is how it shakes down, then we are confident enough to go with it.
"We've been able to move the combinations around a little bit. It gave us an opportunity to look at some different guys and different combinations. All we can do is look on the bright side of it and see how we've been able to make adjustments by moving Anthony, putting Coop in and some of those other adjustments."
Whichever lineup the Vikings go with to start the season, the good news is the team will have had plenty of reps with that individual at C. Sullivan's injury happened early enough in camp that both Cooper and Herrera have spent significant time working with the 1st team at C.
Ultimately, the ideal outcome is for Sullivan to make it back healthy in time for Week 1. If he can't, someone will have to step up along the offensive line in Week 1.
Tags: Anthony Herrera, Chris DeGeare, John Sullivan, Jon Cooper
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DeGeare Getting It In GearPosted by on August 4, 2010 – 12:31 pm
Even with a solid "live" practice on Tuesday morning and then several periods of good pad-crunching action, it's hard for observers to get a true gauge of where interior linemen are in their development as NFL players. To this point, though, Vikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell seems pleased with how DeGeare's 1st NFL training camp is progressing.
"Chris is a big boy," Bevell said of the 6-4, 335-pound rookie. "He is a strong, physical guy. He has a really good anchor down inside. I still see the wheels turning a little bit. There are times when you can speed things up a little bit. I like what I see out of him. The physical ability, the balance he has, he does a nice job."
Bevell's comments don't appear to be hyperbole. When starting LG Steve Hutchinson has been out of action so far during camp, it's been DeGeare who's slid in to replace the perennial All-Pro.
"I know Hutch is that solid number one," DeGeare said, "but it's always good to get extra work in with the first-team defense. That's part of the process and the more I can get the better."
When DeGeare was selected by the Vikings in the 5th round of the 2010 NFL Draft, the book on him was that he had great position flexibility because he is able to both guard and tackle. But for now, DeGeare says position flexibility is not his focus.
"I feel like down the road it (position flexibility) is, but right now I want to get comfortable with my position" DeGeare explained. "They don't want me swimming and trying to learn a bunch of positions. We'll see what happens from there."
The Wake Forest product explained that the key to learning a position in the NFL is knowing the playbook thoroughly, including the adjustments to protections that can be made along the offensive line, and also getting a lot of reps in practice to get a feel for the pace of the game.
As I finished up my conversation with DeGeare, I asked him who the toughest challenges were on the Vikings defensive line. Aside from the Williams Wall, DeGeare named DTs Letroy Guion and Jimmy Kennedy as beasts who provide a good challenge up front. Of course DeGeare (Wake Forest) and Guion (Florida State) go back a couple of years to their days together in the ACC.
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3 More Draft Picks Officially Sign; 2nd Rounder Cook Reportedly AgreesPosted by on July 29, 2010 – 10:02 am
It's been rumored and reported for several days, but now it's become official – 4th round DE Everson Griffen, 5th round OL Chris DeGeare and 7th round TE Mickey Shuler have all signed their contracts and will report to training camp on time.
Those 3 rookies join 5th round LB Nate Triplett, 6th round QB Joe Webb and 7th round FB Ryan D'Imperio as Vikings draft picks who've signed their contracts. Only 2nd rounders CB Chris Cook and RB Toby Gerhart remain unsigned.
The Star Tribune's Judd Zulgad is reporting that Cook has agreed to a 4-year deal as of Thursday morning, which is good news for the Vikings and would leave Gerhart as the only unsigned draft choice. Zulgad said terms of the deal were not available but he did point out that the players selected right before and after Cook had signed contracts, with OT Rodger Saffold agreeing to a 4-year, $6.3 million deal with St. Louis that includes $3.9 million in guarantees and DT Brian Price receiving a 4-year, $5.32 million deal with $3.55 million in guarantees.
Zulgad also points out that players selected right before and after Gerhart have signed their contracts, indicating the Vikings and Gerhart shouldn't have a difficult time agreeing to a deal.
Tags: Chris Cook, Chris DeGeare, Everson Griffen, Joe Webb, Mickey Shuler, Nate Triplett, Ryan D'Imperio, Toby Gerhart
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Update On Draft Pick Signings; QB Webb SignsPosted by on July 28, 2010 – 12:09 pm
With training camp only 2 days away, now is the time for any remaining unsigned picks to put pen to paper on their rookie deals. To date, 3 Vikings have officially signed their contracts – FB Ryan D'Imperio, LB Nate Triplett and QB Joe Webb, who just signed his deal today.
There are several reports out there indicating that other Vikings rookies have signed their deal. And while those reports likely have validity to them, we can't officially confirm a signing until pen meets paper. Once that happens, we'll post it here on the blog.
In the meantime, here's an update on some of the reports regarding Vikings draft picks and their contracts…
DE Everson Griffen – According to ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert, Griffen has agreed to terms with the Vikings.
OL Chris DeGeare – Our friends at the Star Tribune are citing NFL sources as saying DeGeare and the Vikings have agreed to terms.
TE Mickey Shuler – The website http://www.nationalfootballpost.com cited a source as saying Shuler has agreed to terms.
That leaves 2nd rounders CB Chris Cook and RB Toby Gerhart, both of whom I expect will be to camp on time. We'll update this list when appropriate, so stay tuned.
Tags: Chris DeGeare, Everson Griffen, Joe Webb, Mickey Shuler, Nate Triplett, Ryan D'Imperio
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Childress Says DeGeare Working At Guard For NowPosted by on May 20, 2010 – 6:24 am
On Wednesday morning we wrote about rookie OL Chris DeGeare, the Vikings 5th round pick who arrived a touch late to this week's OTAs so he could participate in graduation ceremonies at Wake Forest University. DeGeare, who earned a degree in Sociology from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) school, became the first member of his family to earn a college degree.
A versatile player with soft temperament but solid strength and power, DeGeare played both G and T at Wake Forest, spending most of his career at G but then switching to LT as a senior. We pointed out on Wednesday that DeGeare may have an opportunity to fulfill the role formerly held by Artis Hicks as a swing offensive lineman who can play multiple positions along the offensive line, something that would enhance his skill set and make him an attractive option to make the roster and round out the OL depth chart.
While I'd maintain that DeGeare has the capability to be that type of player, it should also be noted that Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress said after Wednesday's practice that the 6-4, 335-pound rookie is sticking to G for now during workouts.
"We are keeping him in there at guard right now," Childress said. "Typically those offensive linemen are swimming right now but he has done some good things in the one-on-one stuff. He has to communicate with both people on the sides of him and learn a whole new system. Physically he can stand in there and do what he needs to do. It's just a matter of getting it rote so that he doesn't have to think he can just play."
We also mentioned on Wednesday the reports that are linking free agent G Chester Pitts with the Vikings. Pitts is a 9-year pro who was drafted by the Houston Texans – starting all 112 games in which he played – but is coming off a knee injury that caused him to miss 14 games in 2009.
Pitts has said that as many as 5 teams, including the Vikings, have called inquiring about his services and he also said he's scheduled a workout day for July 15.
"We are always inquiring," Childress explained. "I think that we have talked to his agent. I don't think that anyone in the organization has talked to Chester Pitts, maybe the exception of Sage Rosenfels because they are former teammates.
"I wasn't aware that there is a workout day. I was thinking about being on a beach somewhere."
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Report: Veteran OL Pitts A Possibility For VikingsPosted by on May 19, 2010 – 8:11 am
We wrote this morning about rookie OL Chris DeGeare and his first day of OTAs, explaining that the versatile 5th rounder has an opportunity to fill a void on the Vikings depth chart that was created when Artis Hicks bolted for the Washington Redskins via free agency.
DeGeare won't be the only individual vying for that job, though. There is a roster full of young OL who will work to show Vikings coaches that they are good enough for the job. Also, as Judd Zulgad of the Star Tribune pointed out yesterday, it's certainly not out of the question for the Vikings to add a veteran free agent to the mix.
One such example pointed out by Zulgad is Chester Pitts, an experienced G who was with the Houston Texans from 2002 through last season. Before the 2009 season, Pitts had started in all 112 career games; he played and started in 2 games last year before an injury derailed his campaign.
Pitts told Sirius NFL Radio last month that a handful of teams are interested in his services, including the Vikings, and that he will work out for teams on July 15. He is recovering from knee surgery and expects to be healthy enough to workout by that date. Pitts played LG in Houston but it's widely believed he could transition to RG.
As Zulgad pointed out, Pitts – who turns 31 this June – could join the Vikings and compete with Anthony Herrera for the starting RG spot or he could join the Vikings and add depth to the Vikings OL while also providing veteran leadership.
Tags: Anthony Herrera, Chris DeGeare
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A Mexican Policia Federal (PF) patrol killed two armed suspects and wounded two others in an exchange of gunfire in Guadalupe municipality in Zacatecas state Tuesday evening.
According to accounts posted on the websites of El Sol de Zacatecas and El Sol de Mexico, the PF patrol observed armed suspects travelling aboard a Volkswagen Jetta sedan on calle Olvido in Margaritas colony near Unidad Academica de Odontologia at 1900 hrs, and signalled the driver to stop.
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(Editor's Note: The following sports column, written by Patrick Ochs of The Oxford Eagle, is reprinted with permission.)
Is it possible to get valuable experience from standing on the sideline?
It is if you're the future of the Potts Camp football program.
Those who were at the Oxford-Senatobia football game September 11 may have noticed an extra group of boys standing alongside the field in street clothes.
Those 20-plus high schoolers are the future of the Potts Camp football program.
Former Oxford girls basketball coach and assistant football coach Shane Stone left the school over the summer in order to return home to start the Potts Camp football program.
Friday, Sept. 11, he brought his young team to Bobby Holcomb Field to let them get a feel for what Friday night lights are all about, something many of them have only seen in the movie theater and on television.
"Some of them have never even been to a high school football game in their life," Stone said during halftime of the Oxford-Senatobia game. "Coach (Johnny) Hill was gracious enough to let us come and tour the facilities. He said we could stand on the sidelines and see the intensity level of a Friday night."
With his players still a year away from facing an opponent, Stone said keeping his team motivated during practice has been hard, but Friday's "field trip" helped.
"I think this has made it even more evident that they want to hit somebody else," Stone said. "They're tired of hitting each other and want to hit another team."
Potts Camp currently has a junior high and junior varsity team, with players in seventh grade to 10th grade.
With so many young players who have never played the sport before, teaching his players what it takes not only on the field but off of it as well has been an added challenge.
"They don't realize yet what kind of dedication and commitment it takes to be a football player every day," said Stone, whose two teams each have approximately 25 players. "It's hard work and sometimes keeping them motivated to come to practice is not an easy thing to do."
Not only are the players learning, but Stone admitted he is, too.
"I found out it's a whole different animal than going to a program that's already established," he said. "These guys have just known baseball, basketball and track. That's all they've done and football is like a foreign animal to them.
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If you were to go and watch a Potts Camp practice this year, you might recognize a lot that they're doing - and that's by design.
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