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Mike Williams, president of the Memphis Police Association (MPA), has been a passionate champion in railing against the City Council's mid-June vote embracing administration-proposed reductions in healthcare and retirement benefits for retirees and city employees.
On Wednesday morning at the Shelby County Schools building, hundreds of retired employees and their supporters converged at a meeting with certain anger and heightened concern for the future. Williams offered words of comfort and encouragement, assuring attendees that the fight was not over. Afterwards, Williams was stopped and thanked for his efforts on their behalf.
"I just want my four daughters to see me as a man of honesty and integrity. I want to be the kind of man they can be proud of," Williams said in a one-on-one interview with The New Tri-State Defender.
For many, Williams has become the face of a fight pitting Mayor A C Wharton Jr. and the Council against retirees and city employees, most notably police officers and firefighters. The backdrop reflects employee- and retiree-benefits costs that threaten the city's fiscal soundness.
Meanwhile, morale among police, firefighters and city employees is as low as many area residents can recall in recent memory. Protesters have voiced their displeasure in front of City hall and the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce. Police and firefighters have been calling in sick in unsettling numbers.
And, says Williams, it's not even close to being done.
"Mayor Wharton is an attorney, and basically, what he has done is challenge the Memorandums of Agreement (MOAs), which have been in place long before he came to office," said Williams.
"Tennessee is a 'right to work' state, and unions are not recognized. So police and firefighters cannot strike, but there were MOAs in place. We had signed contracts. As a matter of fact, we had just signed a new contract. The mayor just essentially said, 'None of that matters. We're going to cut what we want to cut anyway.' We're in federal court right now fighting, and this administration is paying outside attorneys $500 an hour of taxpayer money to represent them.'"
At the very core of budget disputes has been, according to Williams, the many millions of tax dollars allotted to PILOTs (Payments in lieu of taxes), a program of incentives and tax breaks for businesses in the private sector.
Rather than "claw some of that money back from these businesses, the city chose instead to put the burden of the deficits on our backs," said Williams. "There is nothing right about that."
Meanwhile, Mayor Wharton contends that things are not exactly as they seem to Williams and others. And the PILOTs initiative in particular has been good for the city, he says,
"The PILOT program is one of the few tools available to grow and attract jobs in the City of Memphis; we cannot stop offering them and expect to successfully compete with surrounding states that have income taxes and other recruiting tools," said Wharton.
"While PILOTs are not ideal, PILOT recipients and their employees all pay property tax, sales tax, vehicle tax and other local taxes and fees to the city."
According to Williams, PILOTs are not giving the returns being promised by businesses receiving these massive amounts of money. His answer?
"It's very simple. I set before the City Council a plan that will generate $47 million immediately. I suggested that 80 percent of that should go to the Public Safety Fund so that pensions and other employee deficits can be addressed. The remaining 20 percent should go to Debt Services to address future deficits being anticipated. That remedy is simply to raise taxes half a cent. Put it to the people in a referendum. I believe citizens will pass it overwhelmingly."
PILOTs are contractual obligations between a business and IDB/EDGE (Industrial Development Board/Economic Development Growth Engine), Center City Revenue Finance Corp./Downtown Memphis Commission, or the Memphis Health, Educational and Housing Facilities Board. Any change to existing PILOTs would require the approval of both parties.
"To try to unilaterally make changes to these contracts would likely result in lawsuits that we would probably lose," Wharton wrote in response to a query by the TSD.
"I agree that we should make certain that companies comply with the terms of these contracts in terms of delivering the jobs and minority participation required."
Wharton said the numbers prove that PILOTs are well worth the investment.
"For every PILOT we estimate the amount of local tax revenue these projects will generate and they significantly exceed the amount of tax abated," Wharton wrote.
"For example, for the 27 PILOTs approved since EDGE was created, total anticipated local tax revenue over the life of those PILOTs is $567,956,305. Total anticipated property tax abatement over the life of those PILOTs is $229,004,854. Projected local tax revenues are nearly 2 ½ times property tax abatements. For example, IP will pay $226 million in taxes DURING the life of the PILOT. Nike will pay $105 million."
Wharton said his administration is involved in numerous efforts, programs and activities to increase the numbers of Minority and Women Business Enterprises (MWBEs). As a result, the City of Memphis is spending more with minority vendors, he said.
"From FY2011 to 2012 the City achieved a 20 to 30 percent increase in certified MWBE spend on City contracts and purchases. While, it's still not what I'd like for it to be, as you can see from the figures below, there continues to be a steady increase year after year."
Here are the figures Wharton presented:
2. FY 2009 – not available
3. FY 2010 – not available
5. FY 2012 – 35,623,599 (FY2012 City had major CIP Project (Nonconnah Interceptor) with one of its certified MWBE vendors.)
7. FY 2014 – As of Feb. 2014 the spend is already at $20,453,300.
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We would like to see, blacks employed by some of these, small bussinesses, in Orange Mound.
This, community, sees' (SOS), doing business here every year. All of these white students reeping the benefits of learning trades. But, very seldom, we see students, parpicipating, who live, and attend school here. We are told, that these students doesn't live in Memphis. There is considerable needs of, employment in all of memphis.
This, community, sees' (SOS), doing business here every year. All of these white students reeping the benefits of learning trades. But, very seldom, we see students, parpicipating, who live, and attend school here. We are told, that these students doesn't live in Memphis. There is considerable needs of, employment in all of memphis.


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Search fails to find car in Orange County pond
Published On: Jun 12 2014 11:29:31 AM EDT
Updated On: Jun 12 2014 01:11:30 PM EDT
Updated On: Jun 12 2014 01:11:30 PM EDT
A dive team searched an Orange County pond Thursday morning for a vehicle after a passerby called authorities but nothing was found.
The pond is located by the westbound State Road 408 on-ramp near Alafaya Trail.
A portion of the fence surrounding the pond is collapsed and tire tracks in the grass led toward the pond, prompting the search.
The Florida Highway Patrol said an investigation showed that the vehicle was a 90s-model white Ford Explorer and the crash happened around 9:45 p.m. Wednesday.
Troopers said the driver, if located, could face charges of leaving the scene of an accident.
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my word- Eugene Pak
lay off on it ok?
yea anyways i was bored... DAWG
lay off on it ok?
yea anyways i was bored... DAWG
Dawg this is my word...
Eugene Pak가 작성 2008년 01월 06일 (일)
a misspelling of the word "dog," just another word dat contributes in upping the illiteracy of this nation
"watsup dawg?" or "watsup my four-legged domesticated animal?"
your favorite domesticated animal가 작성 2007년 06월 25일 (월)
dawg = Dumb Ass White Guy
that D.A.W.G. has a niggers suck hat on in compton.
roland31210가 작성 2006년 08월 04일 (금)
When you call someone, usually a female, a 'Dog' it means they're probably ugly or revolting in some way. If you call them a 'Dawg' it means that they're a friend or a 'homie' and are one of the pack. What if you're in the "ghetto" one day and use dawg while talking to someone, but say it without the proper pronouciation and say it more like dog. You could get shot for something like that, dog.
S'up dawg, check out that bitch-ass nigga.
Alex Rude가 작성 2005년 03월 06일 (일)
Ebonics/slang. Used along with a barrage of both animal names and derrogatory words to refer to friends. Usually used in conjunction with nigga.
Damn nigga, this shit so whack, dawg.
(The multiple references to a subject are common in Ebonics)
(The multiple references to a subject are common in Ebonics)
Blackanese가 작성 2004년 06월 25일 (금)
gangsta slang for the word good friend/ friend...it can also be used as a false greetin to sum1 u dont hate, then come back and shoot them cause they stole ur girl
Wat Up Dawg
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Dominic Sacré a écrit :
Yes. Sorry.
>> I thought about mididings. I'm able to run and appreciate it at home but
Yes. I was sucessfull to loop a midi file with Jack and Rosegarden. The
outputs was routed through mididings and went back to Rg for a new
record on a new track. But it was not for this purpose and i didn't look
for the meta information.
But for now, if i have a copy about these informations may be i can try
again this experience? It isn't a piece of music, only a succession of
drums patterns. I can organize them to avoid different time signature...
> Having said that, I don't really know a better solution.
I haven't check out yet.
>> PS. I join an example with my post. If you open it in a sequencer and
No. Like i have said these are drums patterns written by Lilypond. After
the famous transformation i could join all the tracks in one if i want.
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Man sentenced to 40 years for attempted murder
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A 22-year-old man was sentenced this week to 40 years in prison for his conviction on charges of attempted murder and possession of a firearm by a juvenile delinquent.
According to prosecutors, Kyle Jamar Walker went to visit the victim's apartment in September 2012, pulled out a gun and demanded money from the victim.
After the victim advised that he didn't have any, Walker continued to demand money and threaten the victim, then shot him in the face before fleeing.
The victim later recovered from his injuries.
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Completed in July 2009, this initiative was designed to develop policies and incentives to help diversify feedstocks and technologies to build an environmentally sustainable bioenergy industry, with a focus on the utilization of wood residues, timber slash, and small-diameter, low-quality trees from forest operations and the forest products industry. The project culminated with the publication of a policy paper entitled Sustainable Forest Biomass: Promoting Renewable Energy and Forest Stewardship.
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An assortment of tempting recordings to accompany Halloween escapades–from the creepy to the quirky and beyond.
October 30, 2012Alexandra Gardner
In Guy Klucevsek's Polka from the Fringe, which is similar in spirit to the roughly contemporaneous Waltz and Tango Projects, composers directly engage in the squeezebox's more quotidian roots. The next time someone comes up to you claiming to be able to define new music, tell him or her to listen to these recordings.
October 23, 2012Frank J. Oteri
With Scorpion Tales, Duo Scorpio doesn't require you set aside all of your wedding prelude and garden party images of the harp before you hit play, but they are going to stretch those sonic ideas out of whack once things get going. This may be the sum distillation of the work included on this album—it doesn't build barriers out of repertoire, but it does open quite a few windows in the library.
October 16, 2012Molly Sheridan
In the liner notes of her latest recording, Almost Truths and Open Deceptions, Annie Gosfield writes of her "parallel lives" performing music with her own band and writing fully notated compositions for other musicians and ensembles. With both of those worlds represented on this recording, it seems more that her two creative worlds are deeply interconnected, influencing one another and sharing common musical elements and sources of inspiration.
October 9, 2012Alexandra Gardner
There's a tension between the different approaches to integrating classical and vernacular traditions on Boiling Point, and that's why it's so fascinating to hear Kenji Bunch at work with an ensemble as talented and dedicated as Alias Chamber Ensemble.
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Over the years I've heard Gene Pritsker's music both in symphony orchestra halls and clubs. In another era, it would not have fit comfortably in either setting but now it's at home in both. And yet Pritsker's chamber opera, William James's Varieties of Religious Experience, recently released on Composers Concordance Recordings, still manages to sound unsettling to me.
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Need Help!--13 year old isolates herself
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|Mon, 03-31-2003 - 12:28pm
Anything i should be worried about, is it just finding her own likes and dislikes, boys like comic books. Is it puberty?
please help, any insight would be great.
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|Tue, 04-01-2003 - 8:18am
As long as you afford her the time for privacy and time alone, and clearly explain 'family times' and then let go, she'll come around again. I can see that my dd is becoming more and more interested in being with us these days.
Good luck
|Tue, 04-01-2003 - 7:58am
|Mon, 03-31-2003 - 11:17pm
And sometimes just reminding her she's *wanted*; that her presence is *enjoyed* - this is what communicates itself through these kinds of compromises too.
|Mon, 03-31-2003 - 4:27pm
I thought it was awful at first. Then she finally convinced me that she wasn't unhappy and that she enjoyed her alone time. That she just had a lot to think about...or sometimes a lot NOT to think about.
So we made some compromises about times that we expected that she partake of 'family times' and times that she could choose. Funny thing was that once we stopped bugging her about it, she actually didn't spend quite as much time alone as she was doing before.
She was expected to visit with me for 15 minutes after she came home from school...after that she was free to do 'whatever'. Most times it ended up more like 45 minutes or so. She was expected to eat dinner with the family and help to either make dinner or clean up after. Three nights a week are designated nights that she spends at least until 8:30 doing things in the 'common areas' of the house. She can be on the computer, playing the piano, reading, watching TV or whatever she chooses as long as she is a 'presence'. After that time and on the other nights she may choose...we ALWAYS invite her to join us if we are watching TV or playing a game or such. I think just taking the disapproval away made things so much more comfortable. Both for us and for her.
Good Luck! And people call 2 terrible~~ LOL. Susan
|Mon, 03-31-2003 - 1:51pm
Glad you found us and I hope you stick around.
|Mon, 03-31-2003 - 12:34pm
If things aren't any worse than you've described them, I'd say welcome to parenting a 13 year old.
Have fun, it's a bumpy ride.


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There are many ways to do this. Depending on the backend language you're using, whether PHP, ColdFusion or other... you'll need to create some components (CFC's for ColdFusion), (Classes for PHP)... these are referred to as "services" Then you'll need to connect Flash to a remoting gateway (I use AMFPHP for PHP: www.amfphp.org). Either way, you'll need NetServices.as from Flash MX Remoting, call a gateway and retrieving a list of functions from your classes/components/services. Enough with the theory, here's how to do it with PHP:
/* /flashservices/services/Catalog.php */ class Catalog { var $products_array = array(); // Constructor: Contains the list of methods available to the gateway function Catalog() { $this->methodTable = array ( "getProducts" => array ( "description" => "Get list of products", "access" => "remote", "arguments" => "" // arguments could be optional, not tested ) ); // end methodTable } function getProducts() { // your code goes here return $this->products_array; } }
!!!!!!!!! The code below is now deprecated !!!!!!!! ---- see my other snippet to do this in Flash 8 ---- Flash ActionScript (PHP Gateway):
#include "NetServices.as" NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl("http://yourserver.com/flashservices/gateway.php"); gw = NetServices.createGatewayConnection(); CatalogREMOTE = gw.getService("Catalog", this); CatalogREMOTE.getProducts(); getProducts_Result = function(result) { _root.products_results = result; }
You parse the _root.products_results array however you want :D
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Archeological Testing at Valles Caldera National Preserve
The Valles Caldera National Preserve in the Jemez Mountains contains one of the most prominent obsidian source locales in the western United States. Prehistoric use of this important tool material over at least 10,000 years has resulted in a landscape of large deposits of manufacturing debris nearby sources of obsidian outcrops. In August, 2007, OCA worked with the cultural resources crew of the VCNP to map and collect artifacts from the surface of LA 26917, a site that encompasses nearly ½ sq km of the preserve. OCA then completed test excavations at the site, consisting of 12 1 x 1-m excavation units and 30 shovel test pits placed to gather data on different landform settings within the site. The test excavations produced nearly 9000 lithic artifacts, the vast majority of which were made from the locally available obsidian. Recovered artifacts indicate repeated use of the site since the Paleoindian period. Analysis of excavation results included detailed soils descriptions, analysis of size and-weight sorted artifact debris, and obsidian hydration rind measures to evaluate effects of mechanical and biological soils disturbances. A major goal of the analysis is to illuminate site formation processes and to evaluate the degree to which cultural deposits have been affected by bioturbation and other post-depositional processes. As one of the first major excavations on the VCNP, the results of this study will help guide future archeological research in the Caldera.


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A capital market can be defined narrowly as the market for investors to trade securities, and widely as the market for companies and governments to raise money or capital. An efficient capital market is one where prices change rapidly in response to changes in demand and supply, thus producing "fair" prices at any time. As well as information, an efficient capital market will usually require liquidity through a large enough collection of traders to accurately influence prices.
The capital market consists of securities, both debt products such as bonds and equity products such as stocks. It is usually defined as securities where the issuer will have more than a year to return the initial payment. This means short term securities such as Treasury bills are instead traded on a different type of market, usually called a money market.
There are two main forms of the capital market. The primary market is the one in which companies and governments create and sell the securities, often via an underwriter. The secondary market is the one in which traders buy and sell those securities among themselves, meaning the investor who ultimately redeems a debt security or receives dividends on stocks is often not the investor who originally paid money to the issuer.
An efficient capital market is usually defined by the availability and accuracy of information about the securities and their prices. Economic market theories are usually based on the idea that every trader has full information about the securities available and the price demanded, along with any other details that could be relevant such as past market behavior, the performance of the company issuing the stock, or the likelihood of a debt security issuer repaying the money as promised. The more efficient a capital market, the closer the real situation is to this hypothetical situation. The idea is that the more efficient the market, the more informed the judgments and decisions of investors, and thus the money is allocated in the most productive way overall.
One classification gives three levels of efficiency. A weak efficient capital market is one where only information about the past is reflected in security prices. A semi-strong efficient market is one where the publicly available current information is known by all investors and reflected in prices. A strong efficient market is one where all information is known by investors, even information that is not publicly available; this is effectively the situation assumed by market theories but unlikely in the real world.
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Convenience store clerk robbed at gunpoint
Published On: Mar 04 2013 08:32:09 AM CST
A man robbed a convenience store clerk at gunpoint Sunday night.
The robbery happened just after 10 p.m. at the Circle K Store on S. Rockrimmon Blvd.
Police say the suspect robbed the clerk at gunpoint, then fled with an undisclosed amount of money.
The suspect is described as a white man in his mid-20s, around 5'8" tall with a thin build. He was wearing a black ski mask, a black hoodie and black pants.
No one was injured during the robbery.
If you have any information about this case, you are asked to call police at (719) 444-7000 or Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-STOP.
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Tri-Berry Oven Pancakes — The Weekenderby Marisa McClellan in Entertaining, Recipes, March 9th, 2012
When I was seven years old, my grandmother gave me a cookbook written for kids. It was something she'd picked up at a museum gift shop and knew I'd love. My mom was not so pleased when it arrived, as she was never a huge fan of cooking with kids. In her mind, meal prep was strictly about efficiency. Adding my sister or me to the mix instantly made things drastically less efficient. Still, once in a while, she'd give in to my pleas and help me make something from the book.
When I turned eight, something happened that opened up my ability to bond with this cookbook of mine. Both my parents started working on Saturday mornings and we had a babysitter watch us until they came home. This babysitter was the teen-age daughter of friends and she was all of 13 (it was the mid-'80s, that's how it worked back then). She was happy to let me cook, as it kept me busy and she got to help eat whatever I made.


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The heavy stage or day or whatever is fucking incredible
November 18 - Slayer
November 19 - eyehategod
December 4 - Behemoth
January 30 - Behemoth
February 3 - Zola Jesus
February 6 - Sleep
Such an awesome fest. Didn't know Santigold was that big?
Uh, yeah? Gotta start somewhere. She had one of the biggest crowds both coachella weekends btw.
I went last year and I think it sold out a couple weeks before the fest.
For anyone thinking about going, DO IT. This is a great festival during a great time of year in Austin. It was my third year attending and it's easily one of my favourite festivals. PIP is cheap, considering the free beer with free food, so this fest is very doable. They also give away a lot of swag. I got a sweet backpack last year that I use almost everyday. The only recommendation I have is to book accommodation early.
I'm really considering going this year again but after the week I'm taking off next week and then another week I'm taking off in October I doubt I'll be able to swing this.
just grabbed a pip ticket. Went last year and had a blast, super fun festival.
Jesus. Really bummed I can't go this year, but I am DEFINITELY going next year. Their lineups are consistently awesome, and this one obviously does no disappoint.
God this lineup is so good. If I wasn't already going to FYF, I so would do this. Wish FYF had Youth of Today, BTBAM, Real Estate, Beach Fossils, Lagwagon, Santigold, Wavves, and Diamond Rings...just to name a few. However I'm beyond stoked for Desaparecidos and Quicksand.
And American Nightmare....ok now I remember why Im going to FYF.
I want to see PiL again so bad. Stoked to see some new material live. And overall this really is a great line up. Was just in Austin earlier this year on business. Very cool town. Lots of good eats. Like this
I stayed in the historic Driskill hotel. It's beautiful inside and supposedly haunted. Damn nice place, although the rooms are not that big.
Decisions, decisions.
Steve Winwood| Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds| Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds| Echo and the Bunnymen| Echo and the Bunnymen| Paul McCartney| Foxygen| FYF Fest| NIN/Soundgarden| Elvis Costello| Swans| Buzzcocks| King Crimson| Elton John| Kasabian| Massive Attack| Massive Attack| Slowdive| Tame Impala| DFA 1979| Fleetwood Mac| A Winged Victory for the Sullen
Another great thing about this festival is it ends around 10 or 11 and there are always after-parties with these artists at the venues around town. I hope I win the guess the fest contest. I had so many of these bands on my list.
No, thery are having an actual taco cannon, or at least posted a photo of it on facebook. The band the device are two different things.
I cant beleive tomahawk is playing I wish i could go to this...
Can anyone give me a quick lowdown of the vibe/deal with this concert? Lineup is great, right up my alley. I've been to Austin, for ACL Festival one time, loved the city, had a good time at the festival, but I'm not really looking forward to standing in a blazing hot field for three days half a mile from the bands. Like, is this 8 thousand people, as opposed to 80 thousand? Is it generally decent weather at that time of year? Vendors good? Is the VIP (pip?) worth it? Security not overbearing? Any help would be, well........, helpful.
they hold it at a place called Auditorium Shores. I think there are maybe 20,000 or so people that attend. vibe is way different from acl. it's definitely worth experiencing. never done pip though.
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December 4 - Behemoth
January 30 - Behemoth
February 3 - Zola Jesus
February 6 - Sleep
Thanks, Man. The photo is helpful to me, too, for some reason.
Wow, that looks gorgeous!
November 18 - Slayer
November 19 - eyehategod
December 4 - Behemoth
January 30 - Behemoth
February 3 - Zola Jesus
February 6 - Sleep
seriously can't wait for this fest!!! last year was my first time, and i absolutely loved it! so looking forward to seeing a lot of the bands...especially TOMAHAWK!!!
2007: Coachella, Voodoo
2008: Bonnaroo, ACL
2009: Jam Cruise, Bonnaroo, Voodoo
2010: Jam Cruise, Coachella, Sasquatch, Nocturnal, Voodoo
2011: Nocturnal, Fun Fun Fun Fest
2012: Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Fun Fun Fun Fest
2013: TomorrowWorld, ACL
If I'm looking for a hotel room, is pretty much anywhere downtown convenient to the Festival? i.e. Would I need a car? Is renting a bike an option? Is it still blazing hot by early November?


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Hello, one of my favorite hobby is to walk other people's dogs. So made business cards to obtain more dogs to walk and hopefully some strong and big ones. I hand out the cards to people letting them know I can walk their dogs. Some peoples dogs i can walk whenever i want. Need to have more of that. I think if more people experience me walking their dogs in one peace like most of the time I can get more "walking dogs whenever I want".
Today I was at the dog park met a gorgeous import Germany German shepherd West lines. We were playing for 1/2-45 minutes! He is so awesome I asked the owner politely if we can get to know each other more. He asked for a card, unfortunately I forgot mine and the ones at the bulletin board were out.
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The Citron-crested Cockatoo really stands out with the orange feathering in its crest and cheeks! It is the most striking of the six subspecies of the Lesser Sulphur-crested Cockatoos!
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James - 2007-02-14
I have been the proud owner of a citron cockatoo named boo boo,he is approx. 2 years old? I was told by this reputable store, that the last owner had kept him in a cage with no toys and locked in the spare room by himself! That the bird was owned by the husband who wanted to keep him, and a wife that wanted absolutely nothing to do with the bird. I'd would have let her go instead! --so lucky for me, boo boo is mine now and I wish I could meet with the people who let him go--really bad decision! Boo now walks out onto my hand from inside the cage and has a great vocabulary! It was such a sad story, because he is so charming. The stores problem, was every time anyone showed interest, boo boo would run amuck in the cage, or, as they put it "he's a psycho bird" Boo boo does not bite, scream or chew. He now has more love and toys now than he could know what to do with. If you have patience--these birds are greeeat!!
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Barbara Platt - 2010-07-08
My Cockatoo is 20 years old I just got her about two ago. I would like to teach her some new words to say could you tell me how I could do this she always says Hi Gooby. Gooby is her name. She will not say anything when new people are around she also likes to laugh and it sounds just like my laugh. I have read some of the stories and my bird is an angel. Give me some tips how to teach her new words.
Bonnie Cook - 2007-10-29
We have a 9 year old citron cockatoo that we inherited from a cousin. Toulouse (female) is a very sweet bird. She is one of two birds in this family -- we also have an african grey. Toulouse is quiet except when it is time for the lights to be off for her to go to sleep (thankfully we go to bed about the same time so that isn't a problem). The move between owners I believe was stressful for her -- citrons don't like change because of how they bond with their owners. Thankfully she developed a good bond with my partner. She is out of her cage most of the day since I work from home. She won't come to me -- in fact I think she tolerates me. Still, she is a joy to have and an absolutely beautiful bird. As I mentioned she has bonded with my partner and allows her to hold her, pet her, etc. We have had her now about a month and a half and are hoping that she continues to grow comfortable in her new home. It has been a huge change for her. We also had to change her diet since the previous owner feed her mostly seeds and she came to us overweight.
Citrons are great birds. They need a lot of STRUCTURED attention. If you can do that I would highly recommend this breed over any other cockatoo breed. If not, steer away from cockatoos.
gabrielle - 2007-09-02
Pepito, a Tampa photographer, decided to buy one of these Citron birds. He or she was about 6 weeks old. We are currently feeding him via squeezing liquid food down the throat - what a job that has been. We found out he might need to be fed for the next 6 months. I've actually gotten very attached to him now and he sits with me daily as I try getting paperwork done in the studio. On top of my regular paperwork, he creates another huge pile of paperwork by shredding up documents, orders and everything else you can imagine. In addition he thinks my shoulder is now the place to sleep. He tries plucking my eyebrows and climbing up to top of my head by using my reading glasses as his private ladder. Once on top he's gets ahold of my hair (very long hair) and he slides up and down until he's so tangled up I can hardly get him back out of my hair. It takes Pepito pulling him off of me to get him back in line. I actually love this bird, but had no idea what a full time job he actually could be. He isn't a bird - he truly thinks he's a real person and demands real attention. Now I am thinking of taking him on trips with me making sure he's always got company. I've never wanted kids...I think I might have one now. Although Pepito bought him and is the real owner, I feel like I'm his mother. Pepe, yes, that's his name, loves to kiss and there's no hope for me wearing lipstick anymore - it's gone once he gets ahold of me. He kisses endlessly and it's a hopeless case...he's only 10 weeks old - can you imagine the future?!
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hi, i dont hove a cockatoo but i think they are really cool. even though they bite, scream, pluck feathers, send people to the E.R., and hate everybody but there owners, they probably make a good pet for the right person. the reason im saying this is because people who neglected there cockatoo get horrible bites and the bird becomes miserable. if you want a cockatoo you should visit mytoos.com first for some info on keeping one of these amazing parrots
Maggie - 2007-04-27
I have a Citron-crested Cockatoo that I rescued from a family that couldn't take care of him anymore. He is a wonderful bird named Rah. He is obviously stressed because he screams at times incessantly and his feathers are not groomed very well. The bottom part of his beak is not pointy, it appears to have broken off. It is in the shape of a crescent. I think he is having trouble feeding himself. I just bought him food that he doesn't have to shell but has all the vitamins he needs. He immediately came to my hand the next day after he arrived and I took out of the cage and let him hang out on the top of his cage. He bit me twice already! I don't understand why? He lets me rub him for hours and likes to be rubbed under his wings. He will let you know when to change wing. :) I am very worried about him. He also bit my nephew Michael. He will chase Michael around the house, we don't know why he doesn't like Michael. Michael is 26 years old. Nothing Michael does pleases Rah and Rah will try and bite him every time.
Stace - 2007-01-08
I am owned by a wonderful Citron Cockatoo named Tenny. He is a rescue and has been with me for about 8 years now. I love him more than anything! He is the funniest person I know and there is no other person Id rather spend my time with! But, he is a parrot, and like most parrots, are only about one generation out of the wild. They are still very much "wild" and they behave accordingly. He screams sometimes, and can be really loud. He is one of 12 parrots in the house. He is also very messy and my vacuum never gets put away! Sometimes this is hard to remember when you are looking at your parrot, in your living room, and he is acting crazy! It can be overwhelming! Please, anyone looking to share their life with a bird, do your research first. Know that they chew everything, they are loud and messy, and if you are an adult, they will probably outlive you. They are expensive to keep and to upkeep. And, no matter what anyone tells you, they will and do bite. Hard. Its usually nothing personal, its just the way it is. Its a way they can let us know they are upset or angry. Just yesterday, Tenny bit a hole through my lower lip. Yes, all the way through...I am an experienced parrot owner and have been doing this for a long time, and as Ive mentioned, I have 12. This is the kind of thing that can make a person give up their bird. This isn't the first time Ive been bitten. I needed stitches in my lip. All of my birds are rescues. Please think twice before getting a bird.
cameron - 2006-12-30
i have recently purchased a sulphur crested cockatoo and I am interested in the citrons. i dont want to buy one, just find out the details!
Kenny Vanella - 2006-09-06
Greetings Animalia Lovers- I have recently purchased a beautiful male citron. I named him Kapi, which translates to: STAR, in the southeastern dialect of Sumbanese (Sumba Island, Indonesia-citron origin). In a home of four fantastic dogs, two tanks of terrific fish, and our sensational cinnamon-cheek conure, our citron, Kapi, is truly the "star" of the home. His intelligence is an astonishing sight. Anyone contemplating bringing one of these beautiful creatures into your home please DO YOUR HOMEWORK, and reap the endless benefits of your decision.
The Bird Guy - 2006-08-03
Aloha from The Bird Guy! Cockatoos are really the best bird for a pet in my opinion! They are like kids! They need alot of attention and can be a bit noisy but oh so lovable!!!! :) So if you have the time for a great pet cockatoos are swell! Best to get them very young and hand feed if you can and treat it well and you'll have a super animal for a long time. At www.birdguyhawaii.com you'll see some of the others. Come to Hawaii and visit us! Aloha!!


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Eduard AngeliTweetAustria (Wien 1942 ) - Artworks
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Eduard Angeli* (born in Vienna, 1942) Orange Lagune (orange lagoon) Oil on canvas 100 x 400 cm 2003 Signed and dated on the verso (twice): Angeli 03 Provenance: Austria, private property Already the early works of Eduard Angeli often seem like a huge stage, where the actors have become absent in an odd way. The paintings, characterised by encoded motives and radicalism of the colours, reach a degree of stringency and monumentality, which seek their kind in the contemporary Austrian paintings. The artist has always preferred large picture sizes. In the last years the lagoon of Venice became an important motive. However, the crowded and touristic lagoon is not his subject, but an atmospheric limbo, where the city, air and water seem to blend. The loud, colourful Venice is newly interpreted by Eduard Angeli as a balancing act between emptiness and loneliness. (OHR)
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Very cool.
Why do you not run Dissipate? It doesn't look like you will have any trouble getting the double blue.
I run a pretty similar deck, linked here: Guttersnipe
In my experience, the Snapcaster Mages aren't as relevant as you'd think, and there are definitely better cards that could take up their slot. Same thing goes for the Invisible Stalkers. For additional creatures, I find Talrand, Sky Summoner and Goblin Electromancer to be much more powerful choices.
In playtesting my deck, I've found that Mizzium Skin is shockingly one of the best cards in the deck. It saves your creatures from removal, activates Guttersnipe, activates Talrand, turns your 2/2's into 2/3's for a combat trick, and its overload only costs U with an Electromancer out.
I also think you should add more Think Twice. The Hands of Binding is a nice touch in this deck, but I think you need more evasion to make it work. Talrand's drake tokens are good for that, or you can keep the Invisible Stalkers.
Oh, I forgot to change it, I actually added one Talrand, and might add one more. I definitely like the idea of MIzzium Skin as well. I will mess around with that too.
Another comment I just remembered:
One thing I really like about this deck is its strength in multiplayer. Each Guttersnipe trigger is 4 damage, and 2 cards if you have Curiosity on it. Cyclonic Rift and Mizzium Mortars also get absurdly better in multiplayer. In a 2HG match, you're doing 4 damage with each trigger of Guttersnipe.
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Foster Farms Gluten-Free Giveaway! | Brandy, Celiac Queen
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted November 28th, 2014 at 6:09 am
Article Courtesy: Brandy Wendler, Mrs. NorthWest International Recently, I was contacted by the fabulous people over at Foster Farms to trial their new gluten-free corn dogs. I have made corn dogs myself in the past, but it usually take a lot of time and effort. My husband and I used to...
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10 Questions with KC: Kyle Kennington of Lanna Coffee
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted September 17th, 2014 at 3:42 pm
So, I first heard about Lanna Coffee from Annalaura, (I call her AL) the member of the G-Free Foodie team in charge of keeping us on track (small girl, big task!) I tasted their French Roast coffee at the Fresno Food Expo and was impressed (I'm picky about coffee) but when I chatted with...
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Ebenezer Foods Review | Brynne, Hungry Girl
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted June 4th, 2014 at 5:47 pm
Article and review courtesy of Brynne Cramer, Gluten Free Hungry Girl I stumbled upon Ebenezer Foods on Instagram at @EbenezerFoods a while back. Melissa, the founder, has a passion for food that inspired her to create a line of gourmet gluten-free baking mixes. We connected, and she decided...
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Sponsored: Why Commercial Lip Balms are Bad for My Celiac Lady Friends | Erica, Celiac & Coffee Enthusiast
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted May 2nd, 2014 at 11:00 am
Article Courtesy: Erica Dermer, Celiac and the Beast I wanted to tell you about Red Apple Lipstick's Rallye Balm and why I have thrown out pretty much everything in my make-up drawer but Red Apple Lipstick. Rallye Balm When I was first diagnosed with celiac (well, I mean the first...
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GORTON'S GRILLED GLUTEN-FREE FISH AND GIVEAWAY | Erica, Celiac & Coffee Enthusiast
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted April 2nd, 2014 at 4:31 pm
Article Courtesy: Erica Dermer, Celiac and the Beast I met the Gorton's team at BlogHer last year. They were cool people – because you know how much I love easy-to-make gluten-free frozen food. I also like dressing up like a fisherman. Gorton's Fisherman They kindly gave me some...
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Housewares 2014: Highlights | Mary Fran, Cupcake Therapist
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted March 25th, 2014 at 4:49 pm
Article courtesy: Mary Fran Wiley of Frannycakes Read about my favorite new appliances, new kitchen gadgets and new cookware from the show in upcoming posts. Outside of being a web designer, I dearly love being in the kitchen. Part of that is the tools and gadgets that I get to use in the...
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10 Questions with KC: Kyle Kennington of Lanna Coffee
by K.C. Pomering, Posted March 20th, 2014 at 3:21 pm
So, I first heard about Lanna Coffee from Annalaura, (I call her AL) the member of the G-Free Foodie team in charge of keeping us on track (small girl, big task!) I tasted their French Roast coffee at the Fresno Food Expo and was impressed (I'm picky about coffee) but when I chatted with...
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10 Questions with K.C. | Sadie of Bread Srsly
by K.C. Pomering, Posted March 10th, 2014 at 2:16 am
I met the amazing Sadie from Bread Srsly at an event in California's Bay Area – but in truth, I was read to NOT be amazed. When Sadie offered my friend Kyra (of Kyra's Bake Shop) & I a sample slice of her Vegan, Gluten Free Sourdough bread, we both politely refused. We've...
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G-free Foodie Box club review and giveaway | Sarah, Baking Gluten Free
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted March 2nd, 2014 at 6:58 pm
Check out the G-Free Foodie Box review and giveaway by Sarah Bakes Gluten Free Treats! Well, look what I got in the mail! A box of gluten and dairy free goodies from the G-Free Foodie Box Club! I recently met KC, the founder of G-Free Foodie, at the GFAF Expo in San Francisco. She is super...
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Should We Be Making Gluten-Free New Year's Resolutions? | April, Anti-Gluten Activist
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted January 3rd, 2014 at 7:28 pm
Article courtesy of: April Peveteaux, Gluten is My B**** This is not my first time greeting a new year with an incredibly irritating illness, and I'm guessing it won't be my last. The interesting thing about being sick on NYE is that you're all, "I vow to be healthier next year!"...
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Udi's Does Christmas (Gluten-Free, Of Course) | April, Anti-Gluten Activist
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted December 23rd, 2013 at 8:56 pm
Article courtesy of: April Peveteaux, Gluten is My B**** If there's one thing I cannot do without during my gluten-free holidays it's the Udi's. From the stuffing, to the easy dessert options, I'm all over it. This holiday the good people of Udi's sent me a box of products to see...
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GIMB Gift Guide: 7+1 Awesome Gluten Free Gifts | April, Anti-Gluten Activist
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted December 1st, 2013 at 6:25 pm
Article courtesy of April Peveteaux, Gluten is My B**** So yeah it's basically like, "Hey! I Want This!" And I'm just thinking that if you're a home cook, gluten-free or gluen-filled, or like sharp knives, or junk food, or being awesome you're going to love this gift guide. The...
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Friendsgiving + Gluten-free Mushroom Stuffing | Mary Fran Wiley, Cupcake Therapist
by G-Free Foodie, Posted November 27th, 2013 at 1:30 pm
Udi's Gluten-Free graciously provided a box of goodies for this year's friendsgiving celebration. Friendsgiving is a pretty awesome holiday. Like Thanksgiving, it usually involves a traditional set of dishes like a turkey, cranberry sauce (complete with a debate over whether or not you...
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KC's Top Ten Gluten Free Favorites
by K.C. Pomering, Posted November 26th, 2013 at 7:14 am
It's BEYOND time for me to pick my current favorites, I know. So here they are, in no particular order – you'll be seeing a few of them in the G-Free Foodie Box soon! Rouge Creamery Caveman Blue – a creamy, delicious, earthy exterior-mold blue cheese that's completely...
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Frontera by Rick Bayless and Grapefruit Guacamole | Mary Fran, Cupcake Therapist
by Gluten Free Advocates + Experts, Posted November 5th, 2013 at 3:21 am
Article Courtesy: Mary Fran Wiley, Frannycakes Let's talk vegetables. If you have followed this blog for a while, then you know that I gravitate more towards buttercreams and brownies. Because, frankly, those are the things I desperately missed when I went gluten-free. But there is this...
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2013 Gluten Free Halloween Candy List | Celiac Disease Foundation
by G-Free Foodie Team, Posted October 4th, 2013 at 3:06 am
The following list was prepared by the Celiac Disease Foundation, we love them so much! Download the list here
Filed under: G-Free Foodie Guides, G-Free Foodie Product Reviews
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WHAT?!? Gluten Free Girl Scout Cookies! Yes!
by G-Free Foodie, Posted September 13th, 2013 at 3:15 pm
Article Credit: ABC Bakers At ABC Bakers, we believe that everyone should be able to support the Girl Scout Cookie Program. So we've developed a delicious new bite size Girl Scout cookie that's 100% gluten free – and we're welcoming a whole group of people to the cookie sale. ABC...
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Gluten Free GIVEAWAY & Review: Glutino Breakfast Pastries!
by G-Free Foodie Team, Posted August 3rd, 2013 at 4:46 pm
The cool folks at Glutino sent us some breakfast pastries to sample, and we couldn't be happier. You know those rare moments when you taste something you haven't had since going Gluten Free and think "wait, this is better than I remember"? That's what happened...
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Gluten Free GIVEAWAY – Signed Copy of Gluten Is My Bitch
by K.C. Pomering, Posted August 3rd, 2013 at 3:07 pm
HEY! I'm sure you've all read a post or two from April Peveteaux, our contributor & creator of the totally hilarious & all-too-true blog, Gluten Is My Bitch. Well – she's written a laugh-out-loud book about Gluten Free life, full of yummy recipes and the sort...
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Bakery On Main – Gluten Free Giveaway!
by G-Free Foodie Team, Posted March 26th, 2013 at 6:16 pm
We're not gonna lie to you. Sometimes we give our kids (and ourselves) weird stuff for breakfast when we're trying to get everybody out the door. So, we kinda feel like the Universe delivered us a gift when Bakery on Main sent us samples of their Gluten Free certified, non-GMO Instant...
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Crave Bake Shop – Gluten Free Giveaway!
by G-Free Foodie Team, Posted March 26th, 2013 at 5:18 pm
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by K.C. Pomering, Posted February 26th, 2013 at 10:26 pm
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by G-Free Foodie Team, Posted February 2nd, 2013 at 12:10 am
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Peanut Buttery GIVEAWAY from KIND
by K.C. Pomering, Posted January 19th, 2013 at 6:37 pm
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by G-Free Foodie Team, Posted December 10th, 2012 at 11:48 pm
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Recapping Day 4 Of Combine ActionPosted by on February 27, 2011 – 3:47 pm
I'm sitting at gate A10 of the Indianapolis International Airport waiting to board my flight home and thought now is a good time to recap the exciting action of Day 4 at the Combine. Vikings offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave and WRs coach George Stewart are sitting near me as well just hours after watching QBs, RBs and WRs take the field at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Let's go over what they saw from the drafts offensive skill position players…
– Cam Newton is this draft class' highest-profile player in the highest-profile football position and it looks like he'll come away from the Combine with mixed results. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.59 seconds, which is tied for 3rd best among QBs with Jake Locker, but he was most impressive in the broad jump, where he registered a 10-foot, 6-inch effort. His throwing performance was apparently less impressive as he struggled at times with accuracy. As we noted earlier, though, that's to be expected with a lot of QBs because of the unfamiliarity that exists between QBs and WRs at the Combine.
Overall, my opinion of Cam Newton as an NFL prospect hasn't changed much since I arrived here in Indianapolis. From a physical ability standpoint and from a physique standpoint, he's as gifted a prospect as I've come across. But we already knew that. His performance with the media, in throwing drills and reportedly in front of NFL teams had mixed results, which I already had a hunch would happen. So what I thought were strengths of his coming into the Combine were confirmed, but what I thought his weaknesses were coming into the Combine were also confirmed. For now, I'll reserve judgment on him. But I'll also say that I can already tell that at least one team in the top 10 will fall in love with him and make him their pick.
– Before we get to the other QBs who were on the field Sunday, let's briefly touch on the WR position. The top 2 prospects at this position coming into the Combine were A.J. Green and Julio Jones, in that order. And coming out of the Combine, those 2 remain at the top of the heap. But I'm not so sure it's a cinch that Green is ahead of Jones. I'll leave it up to the experts to tell you which one looked better in terms of pass catching and route running, but in terms of straight-line speed Jones was significantly better. He ran a 4.39 in the 40-yard dash while Green registered a 4.5 time. And Jones registered a 38.5-inch vertical leap, while I don't see Green's result in that category, which means he's either out of the top 15 at the WR position or he didn't participate in that event.
At this point, I like Jones a bit better than Green. Although Jones is an inch shorter and I like tall receivers, Jones is also 9 pounds heavier and he tested better in: straight-line speed, leaping ability and the broad jump. In fact, Jones recorded the best broad jump number of the WR group (11 feet, 3 inches).
Here are more results from Sunday's WR drills.
– Going back to the QB position, I want to talk about 3 more guys. The first is Ryan Mallet, who came off terribly while meeting with the media on Saturday. But for as terrible as he performed in front of the media on Saturday, it sounds like he was every bit as great on the field in front of coaches and scouts on Sunday. Reports are that his accuracy was the best seen at the Combine since earlier in the decade and we all know already that he has a strong arm.
The second name is Jake Locker. As I sit here in the airport immediately after my Combine experience, Locker is my favorite of the QBs in this year's class. I think he's a winner with good leadership qualities. I also like that he posted an impressive time in the 40-yard dash (4.52 seconds). It's also been noted elsewhere that he looked good in terms of accuracy, and accuracy is the #1 knock on him coming out of college.
The third and last QB name we'll mention for now is former Virginia Tech QB Tyrod Taylor. He's not the type of QB that I typically gravitate toward and I guess I'm not saying that I endorse him now as an option for the Vikings, but there's something about how he performs both in games and in a Combine-type of environment that I love. He ran a 4.51-second time in the 40-yard dash – tops among all QBs – and I like his throwing style. He was a great competitor at Virginia Tech, too.
Here are more results from the 40-yard dash for QBs.
– We're not going to address RBs in this post but I promise we'll discuss them later, maybe early this week.
That's it for now from Indianapolis. I'm going to find some food before I board the plane that will bring me back home after another great experience at the NFL Scouting Combine.
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A Mechanical MatterPosted by on February 27, 2011 – 10:11 am
Sunday's Combine action will have the QBs, RBs and WRs going through timing stations and position-specific drills on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium. I'm sure this represents one of the most popular days of coverage for NFL Network because so many fans like to tune in and watch the QBs work with the WRs.
But as you're watching/following the Combine and the QB/WR workouts, keep in mind that NFL coaches and scouts are more concerned with the minutia of the drills as opposed to whether or not the QB completes the pass or the WR comes down with an acrobatic catch. Don't get me wrong, the coaches and scouts value accuracy and sure hands. But the mechanics are what the trained eyes are focusing on today.
The reason for this is simple. The passing game relies on timing and familiarity because many of the routes are intricate and many receivers prefer certain passes be thrown in certain areas. At the Combine, there's no way for the QBs and WRs to deveop a rapport with each other where they are on the same page.
So as you watch Cam Newton throw a comeback route to A.J. Green or Jake Locker throw a crossing pattern to Julio Jones, pay more attention to how the WR comes out of his break and how efficiently the QB dropped back from under center as opposed to whether or not the pass was completed.
Just some food for thought on a lazy Sunday of Combine watching.
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Day 4 Schedule At NFL Scouting CombinePosted by on February 27, 2011 – 7:42 am
– vikings.com Videographer Jordan Struck and I will focus on defensive linemen today in the media center. We will put together package of interviews with the players and post that to vikings.com this afternoon.
It's Day 4 of the Combine and it's also the last day vikings.com will be live in Indianapolis. Let's begin by going through today's schedule…
– Group 1 (PK, ST, OL), Group 2 (OL) and Group 3 (TEs) departed Indianapolis yesterday.
– Group 4 (QBs, WRs), Group 5 (QBs, WRs) and Group 6 (RBs) will be on the field going through timing stations and skill drills. This is basically what you see on TV when you turn on NFL Network during the Combine.
– Group 7 (DL), Group 8 (DL) and Group 9 (LBs) have an NFLPA meeting, psychological testing and interviews with teams.
– Group 10 (DBs) and Group 11 (DBs) will go through measurements, medical exams, a media session, psychological testing and interviews with teams.
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