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- Genre: Action Adventure Sci-Fi
- Release Date: Jun 19, 2007
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
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ow to find optiumus prime
Transformers the game how to find optiumus prime please help me at least i beg you please help
Answer from: ashurst
To find optimus prime you fight him on siboulen rifalres you chase starscream when you lose him you become megatron then you fight optimus when his live is gone you get shot by rockets by starscream
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For any easy way to beat optimus, you can always lure him to the edge of the map where the massive bit of water is in the middle which separates the two towns from each other, and just fly out of shooting range, turn around while holding the a button, and optimus jumps over the small barricade and falls into the water, this will quickly finish the mission for you and will only take 1 minute at the most
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Another way to do it is get behind a building (the best one is really near) and make sure that your heavy weapon (tapping y) is able to fire at least 1 bullet thing. Stay near the corner though and if the thicko thinks to jump over then run away
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Stay really high in the air out of shooting range and shoot him rapidly with your heavy gun
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when you guys started mentioning AP, i was like, " YOU GET ABILITY POINTS FROM GOING TO SCHOOL? WOW!!!"
no really... that what i thought. hahah
Got into a top notch school for mathematics and philosophy with a 70 average, no extra-curriculars to speak of, not a dime saved up, no financial assistance from family or scholarships, and now I'm going into my second year doing some good stuffs.
Gotta love Canada.
You know that in doing so, you will be a waste of your parent's money, time and effort for the rest of your life. READ: basement dweller.
In other news, DO IT FA.GGOT
I'd be the same way about not wanting to go to school, at least grade school mainly because where I went to school it seemed as if 98% of students didn't have an intelligence quotient over 50.
Not to mention it was either red necks, emos or complete fools.
I made better friends with the mentally handicapped students and found that they seem to be more caring.
Sometimes I actually thought they were the smart minority in the school while the "normal" students were complete idiots. I suppose that's life at its finest. /shrug
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|7 His sons, and his sons' sons with him, his daughters, and his sons' daughters, and all his seed brought he with him into Egypt.
|7 He took with him to Egypt his sons and grandsons and his daughters and granddaughters--all his offspring.
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judgecorp writes: Surprisingly, critical applications still rely on old platforms, although legacy hardware is on its last legs. Swiss emulation expert Stromasys is offering emulation in the cloud for old hardware using a tool cheekily named after Charon, the ferryman to the afterlife. Systems covered include the Vax and PDP/11 platforms from Digital Equipment (which was swallowed by Compaq and then HP) as well as Digital's Alpha RISC systems, and HP's HP3000. It also offers Sparc emulation, although Oracle might dispute the need for this.
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jones_supa (887896) writes It's been a while since a new ScummVM release, but version 1.7.0 is now here with many exciting features. New games supported are The Neverhood, Mortville Manor, Voyeur, Return to Ringworld and Chivalry is Not Dead. The Roland MT-32 emulator has been updated, there is an OpenGL backend, the GUI has seen improvements, AGOS engine is enhanced, tons of SCI bug fixes have been applied, and various other improvements can be found. This version also introduces support for the OUYA gaming console and brings improvements to some other more exotic platforms. Please read the release notes for an accurate description of the new version. SCUMM being the language/interpreter used by many classic adventure games.
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An anonymous reader writes: An enterprising hacker took on a project to rebuild a broken Gameboy using emulation software, a Raspberry Pi, and a few other easily-obtainable parts. The result: success! The hacker has posted a detailed walkthrough explaining all of the challenges and how they were solved. "Using a Dremel, I cut out a most of the battery compartment as well as some posts that on the case for the LCD that would no longer be needed. Doing so, the Pi sits flush with the back of the DMG case. ... The screen was the first challenge. The screen runs off 12V out of the box which wouldn't work with the USB battery pack. The USB battery pack is rated at 5V, 1000mAH so the goal was go modify the screen to allow it to run at 5V. ... I finally got it to work by removing the power converter chip as well as soldering a jumper between the + power in and the resister on the top right."
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concertina226 (2447056) writes "A group of Commodore fans are working on a new emulator with the ability to turn the Raspberry Pi £30 computer into a fully functioning Commodore 64 fresh from the 1980s. Scott Hutter, creator of the Commodore Pi project, together with a team of developers on Github, are seeking to build a native Commodore 64 operating system that can run on Raspberry Pi. 'The goal will be to include all of the expected emulation features such as SID sound, sprites, joystick connectivity, REU access, etc. In time, even the emulation speed could be changed, as well as additional modern graphics modes,' he writes on his website."
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Collectible card games have been a prominent part of nerd gaming culture since the early '90s. Magic: the Gathering forged a compelling genre and dozens of games have followed in its footsteps. But the past two decades have been a time of technology, and Magic is a decidedly low-tech game. Like chess, it's been moved online in only the strictest emulation of real-world play. The game itself hasn't actually evolved to make use of technology. Enter Blizzard. Many of the developers at Blizzard grew up playing Magic and other CCGs, and it seemed natural that they'd want to design one of their own. But Blizzard is video game company; managing cardboard print runs and scheduling tournaments isn't exactly in their wheelhouse. Thus, we get Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, an entirely digital CCG. It's currently in closed beta test, but open beta is supposedly just around the corner. In this video (with transcript) we take a look at how the game is shaping up.
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capedgirardeau writes "Caleb Kraft of the well-known Hack-A-Day site noticed that game controllers and alternate keyboards for people with physical challenges were very expensive. Simple switches for buttons that could be made for a few dollars were running $60 or $70 apiece. Working with a young man he knew who loves gaming and has muscular dystrophy, Caleb created a do-it-yourself controller for people with physical challenges using a 3-D printer, a super-cheap micro-controller board and some simple keyboard emulation software. He is freely releasing all the 3-D printer files and tutorials to make his and other controllers on a new site, The Controller Project. He also encourages people to check out The AbleGamers Foundation"
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coondoggie writes "At the Design Automation Conference (DAC) here this week, John Kubiatowicz, professor in the UC Berkeley computer science division, offered a preview of Tessellation, describing it as an operating system for the future where surfaces with sensors, such as walls and tables in rooms, for example, could be utilized via touch or audio command to summon up multimedia and other applications. The UC Berkeley Tessellation website says Tessellation is targeted at existing and future so-called 'manycore' based systems that have large numbers of processors, or cores on a single chip. Currently, the operating system runs on Intel multicore hardware as well as the Research Accelerator for Multiple Processors (RAMP) multicore emulation platform."
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coop0030 writes "Thanks to the affordable Raspberry Pi and some clever software, anyone can re-create the classic arcade experience at home. Adafruit brings the genuine 'clicky' arcade controls, you bring the game files and a little crafting skill to build it. Classic game emulation used to require a well-specced PC and specialized adapters for the controls, so it's exciting to see this trickle down to a $40 system. Also, a video of the game system is on YouTube."
106 comments | about a year and a half ago
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106 comments | about a year and a half ago
H_Fisher writes "What do you do when your daughter wants the girl to be the hero of your old video game? If you're Mike Mika, you hack the game ROM to reverse the roles. He even changed the 'M' at the top of the screen to a 'P.'"
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Gravy [Aka Walkin']
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Gravy [Aka Walkin'] by Art Pepper. Edited by Jeffrey Sultanof and Rob Duboff. Arranged by Marty Paich. For little big band (Alto Saxophone, 2 Tenor Saxophones, Baritone Saxophone, 2 Trumpets, Horn in F (or Trumpet 3 or Trombone 3), 2 Trombones, Piano, Bass, Drums.). Swing. Medium. Published by Jazz Lines Publications (JL.JLP-8409).
In 1959 Art Pepper recorded 12 tunes backed by an 11-piece 'little big band.' The Marty Paich charts focused on 'Modern Jazz Classics' including this arrangement of the Gene Ammons composition 'Gravy' [AKA Walkin']. This arrangement featured Art Pepper on tenor sax. We have included third trumpet and trombone parts as alternates for the horn in F. This has been edited and engraved from the original score and parts as supplied to us by Laurie Pepper.
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|Fri, 03-22-2013 - 6:55am
So I heard a lot of chanting at school yesterday about tomorrow (today) being pay day, Woot! Ha, That doesn't mean a lot to me but some of those teachers make good money and b/w that and the slip ins about money in a couple threads here I thought a thread would be fun..
How often are you/your DH paid
Do you discuss finances with your children? To what extent?
Are you a spender or a saver
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Teachers have to deal with parents too and it is much worse now to be a teacher. I have many teacher friends and I don't envy them. </p>
Of course teachers have to deal with parents .. .but only the parents of the kids in their classes. Supts have to deal with the parents of the entire district. And often they are dealing with the parents that are already fed up with the teachers or have gone over the teacher's heads. Adn they have to answer for political pressures, money pressures, tax issues ... all sorts of things that can rile up an entire community. They have to make decisions that affect tens of thousands of people.
I'm not comparing a teacher's value relative to his/her pay -- to a superintendent's value relative to his/her pay. All I'm saying is that every superintendent I've observed has earned his/her pay.
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I guess if I were a SAHM I would probably assume control for home maintenance. But that doesn't mean I'd become the House Elf and pick up after everyone, make their beds, clear their dishes from the table or even necessarily put away their laundry. I might even clean the kids' bathroom once a week, but I'd expect them to hang up their own towels and wipe out the tub when they were done with it. Stuff like that.
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Trying to replicate this on FOG was a non starter. And I do have a fair amount of Unix/Linix experience.
I found it very unreliable on working between different hardware types in relation to the MBR as well.
Also was fussy over what hardware the server ran from in that it would often lock up when uploading images to the server.
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iTunes already do the download service for movies, tv series, music etc.
Once you have downloaded it you can make upto 5 copys of it on external hard drives or burn it to a dvd or whatever.
you have a logon account that you register with iTunes that is used to verify you and it connects to there servers to check you are you. So if you had to wipe your machine and start again all you would have to do is to update os x and any software ( mainly iTunes ) and copy your data to the relevant location(s) and re launch iTunes, sign back in and it recognises who you are and allows you to carry on
Didn't read all the posts so may of missed someone posting something similiar, just thought id throw this in.
At the min I currently have a CRT and with the technology going at the pace it is and with my CRT working I think I will wait until it blows up or dies on me until I get anything newer that way giving me plenty of time ( at least thats the idea ) to save up enough money to get a new telly whether it be HD TV or a hd compatable projector or whatever.
With regards to streaming video / games or whatever into someones house ( and the issue that someone else posted prior with regards to how would they get enough cpu power etc to allow thousands if not more people play games, videos etc )
I think they will make something similiar to the mac mini or a pc version of it that is completely speced out with a decent graphics card, ram etc etc that will sit underneath your telly somewhere that will be a media centre pc that connects to your tv ( via s video for older tellys ) or hdmi to hd tv's along with the relevant audio outputs and then all the consumer would have to do is subscribe to a media service that provides all the movie downloads, game downloads etc ( similiar to what lovefilim.com are doing ) and the movies would be downloaded directly to that pc provided your internet connection was sufficient.
As far as I am aware virgin media are upgrading and trialling 50mb if not more.
With regards to blu ray being dead - if you are supposed to have all this backend technology ie a hd tv and they are going to stream the movies ( in supposed hd format ) then if they are going to allow you to make a backup then where or how would you make that backup copy of your movie ?
If you had to wipe your windows installation would they give you a service that listed all your purchases with a download link next to each so you could always download a copy of it regardless ?
Also if it is in hd format ( what size of file(s) would you have to download to get that hd quality ) ?
I mean dvd's are in the 4 gb region and blu ray and hd dvds are even more then that.
I know compression is good but if you compress a hd movie then is it really HD ?
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|I'm starting my first SFG this year and I have a question about the vermiculite. I plan to follow Mel's mix exactly for the soil. However, people have told me that vermiculite is difficult to work with and that it can be harmful if it gets in your eyes or if you breathe it in by accident. They told me I should wear a mask when I'm working it into my soil. Can all you experienced SFG folks give me feedback on that?
Also, I have a watering question. I live in the Pacific Northwest and our summers are dry so I will be watering every day. I am only going to have 4 - 4x4 boxes set out in a row with 3' walkways in between. I am planning to put an oscillating sprinkler in between the two boxes and regulate it so it completely hits the boxes. Then set it on a timer to go off early in the morining and in the early evening every day. Do you think this is a good system?
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|Vermiculite isn't difficult to work with, but it can be dusty when you empty the bag. The dust is considered not the best to breathe in.
This is avoidable by wetting it in the bag. Or, simply work upwind when you dump it out. I just held my breath ;-)
The sprinkler is fine. The disadvantage is you get the foliage wet which can contribute to fungal problems on susceptible plants. A drip irrigation or soaker hose system would be better, but overhead irrigation is just fine too.
Have fun!
Oh, and congratulations on using Mel's mix. Many folks don't use Mel's mix and end up expressing disappointment that their crops don't grow as well as they were thinking they would.
To grow intensively and get good results requires a growing medium that can sustain the closely spaced plants and Mel's mix does a good job of that.
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|Thanks for the support!! If I did consider to do a drip system, how do you get the drip hose from box to box without running it across the pathway and watering the pathways? I, too, think that would be more efficient, and can run the hose from the facet to the first box, but I'm not sure how to connect the boxes!!!
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|Okay...so I've been looking through this forum for watering ideas and drip or soaker hose designs and found that there are A LOT of different methods!!! First, it sounds like "soaker" you turn the hoses down, "drip" you have them facing upwards and get a little spray. It seems like the drip method would reach the entire 4x4 bed, where the turned down method could miss some areas. Also, do you think it's better to buy a prepackaged system from one of the companies, like dripirrigation.com, or leevalley.com, or to just buy the separate parts and put it together myself? There is a website called urbanfarmerstore.com that somebody posted that has detailed instructions you can print out. Since this is my first SFG, I don't want to invest a lot of money when I can do it more economically. The whole thing is pretty pricy at the very start, building the boxes, soil ingredients, irrigation system. I'm totally committed, but still want to save some money. What do you think???
|I purchased from Dripworks. I use the 1/4 lines with emitters built in. I use the 6" spaced emitters. Works well, but they need to be about 9" apart or less in the bed to get even watering.
Yes, if you do SFG 'by the book' it does have an appreciable upfront cost. I think it pays off in the long run, but the startup costs are there.
A soaker is a porous hose. A drip line is a tube with emitters inserted at pre set spacing. A soaker hose isn't supposed to spray, just sweat, but because many use them without a pressure regulator they end up spraying.
Drip line *must* be used with a pressure regulator or the components come apart at higher pressures and the emitters don't work properly. A pressure regulator is a few dollars. A filter should also be used to avoid clogging the lines (another 5-10 dollars)
You also asked how to get the irrigation from one bed to the next. You just run them at ground level from bed to bed. They can be buried to keep them out of sight and to not be a tripping hazard, but I just use earth staples to keep them pinned down. Dripworks is nice in that you can have them design your system for free. It is a service they offer on the website. Takes all the guess work out of it.
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Class held at the Community Center, 457 E Calaveras Blvd. An $8.50 non-refundable material fee is due to the instructor at the first class meeting.
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Occurs every week on Saturday effective 7/13/13 until 8/3/13 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Want to learn how to make practical and fun things out of paper? If so, this class is made for you! We'll be making items such as secret shirt letters, Monkey races, floating sale boats, paper pom-poms, and more! Class curriculum may change based on the skill level of the class as a whole.
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It has stood as a landmark for over nine hundred years. It has held infamous prisoners and royalty. Millions flock to it every year. The Tower of London has served many functions during its long life.
It has stood as a landmark for over nine hundred years. It has held infamous prisoners and royalty. Millions flock to it every year. The Tower of London has served many functions during its long life.
What happens when you combine a professional organizer with a messy personal life, an eccentric artist who considers hoarding a full-time job, and a huge secret that one of them is trying to keep from the other? You get Jill Smolinski's newest novel, Objects of My Affection [6].
In his poem, "To Sir Henry Wotton," John Donne observes: "Sir, more than kisses, letters mingle souls, For thus, friends absent speak. This ease controls The tediousness of my life; but for these I could ideate nothing which could please…" This is a sentiment Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell would heartily endorse.
We are starting a regular blog post here at the Kansas City Public Library: Staff Picks! Every month our staff will list their reading selections. It could be a new release, an old favorite, or just something unique that they have come across.
Earlier this year, the final book came out of a series that I have been reading most of my adult life. Its author never lived to see the final books published. The Wheel of Time [13] is a master work and is a treatment of the Epic in prose form for the modern age.
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No. 19 Oregon falls to Colorado, 48-47
Oregon's lead grew to 47-40 on a dunk by Emory with 4:26 to play. But those were the Ducks' final points as they went 0 for 3 from the field the rest of the way.
"I definitely sensed a little panic when we started making a little comeback," Roberson said. "You could definitely sense they were feeling pressure to score the ball."
Oregon shot just 36.2 percent from the field and had seven of its 12 turnovers in the final 7:39.
Colorado also had 12 turnovers and shot just 36.5 percent, but the Buffaloes got hot at the end of the game, going 3 for 5 from the field in the final four minutes.
"I'm more disappointed with our defense than our offense," Altman said. "We didn't get stops and gave up too many second-chance points."
The Ducks broke an early tie with a 10-2 run to take a 15-7 lead by the 10:58 mark of the first. Emory had four points during that stretch, while Colorado's only points came off a monster two-handed slam of a rebound by Roberson over Kazemi.
Kazemi got his revenge on the Ducks' ensuing possession, spinning to the basket for a one-handed dunk off a rebound. The typically subdued Kazemi then flexed his biceps as the Oregon student section erupted.
Trailing 17-11, the Buffaloes got back-to-back 3-pointers from Jeremy Adams and Askia Booker to tie the score with 5:47 to play in the half.
But Colorado cooled off, making just one of its next seven attempts from the field as the Ducks went up 26-19 with 2:19 to play on a 3-pointer by Singler, who had 12 points in the first half.
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Marcello Velho's punchy, saturated graphic prints reflect our recent MELDED trend composition forecast. Velho's use of red, blue and luminous shades of UV purple and ultra-violet on pitch black grounds have elements of un-natural light
Inspired by urban landscapes and architecture, and in particular by London, graphic designer/artist Yoni Alter has a great collection of colorful prints featuring all the major landmark found in different cities. You can
In the fashion industry, the name Christian Lacroix is associated with an eclectic mix of ornate prints and a feminine, embellished aesthetic.
Atelier Bingo is Max & Adèle. The couple recently escaped the Parisian bustle and constant distraction for life in a renovated factory in countryside of France, where they pour they time, energy and emotion into creating these beautiful
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Writer Joseph Campbell popularized the idea of the Hero's Journey – the arc of events that define virtually every myth in human history. Movies could be called a kind of modern mythology, so it makes sense that lots of movies follow the Hero's Journey. Here are seven of the best examples of the Hero's Journey in film.
"Star Wars"
Speaking of chosen ones, Neo (anagram for "One," natch) is another classic example of the Hero's Journey. He swallows a pill and finds out he can manipulate reality and that he has to use his powers to save humanity from our mechanical overlords. A lot more violent than "Star Wars," but it's the same general idea.
"Clash of the Titans"
Harryhausen is a great Hero's Journey movie because it's actually based on ancient Greek mythology. More specifically, it tells the story of Perseus, who defeats various monsters like the Kraken and Medusa thanks to the magical weaponry given to him by the gods, like an invisibility helmet.
"Harry Potter"
Another self-conscious evocation of the Hero's Journey can be found in the "Harry Potter" films. Harry goes from know-nothing little kid to powerful wizard, hitting all the basic Hero's Journey beats along the way – descent into the underworld, mastery of both worlds, the whole shebang. Also, a cool British accent.
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Marcus Lattimore, intrested?
He had a horrid injury but top 3 draft talent. Anyone intrested in a chance pick by Denver if the cost is a 2nd or 3rd pick?
I'd take him in a heartbeat in the 3rd.
this isn't even the first bad knee injury, and there is actual belief that he didn't come back fully after the first injury, now he has another more severe injury. we need a guy who can play and contribute now, not a guy who can play in a year or 2
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Is Lattimore case anywhere similar to Mcgahee? I remember Mcgahee was top 5 pick before the injury.
The injury was nasty, but the kid is on pace to exceed expectations for his recovery time. He has that Do Work mentality, and is humble as they come. I would seriously consider him at the end of the 2nd round. If not for the injury he would be a top 10 pick, and best RB by a mile. Sure 2 injuries can scare any FO, but we are talking about potential greatness here. I have no doubt that a team with a pair of 2nds will take a shot at him.
Having had the privilege of being a student at USC and watching him play the last two years, he is AMAZING. he has all the tools you look for in a HB, can catch an block and obviously tote the rock.
If he is where they say he is in terms of being ahead of schedule and with modern medicine he would be a steal in the 2nd
Here in Dallas, every saturday morning on my way to the lake for some fishing, we have a radio show with a surgeon for the Dallas Mavericks. According to him, the technology is the same 5-10yrs ago when it comes to ACL surgery, the only difference is the recovery time. His idea was in past years, patients would rush the recovery time thus causing problems. He said recovery time should be minimum 9 months.
What if we just give every other team president a free Rolls Royce, then get an extra 2nd rounder to draft this guy?
I attended DU with Paul Stastny, and I was convinced he was the next Wayne Gretzky. He won the Hobey Baker (the hockey equivalent to the Heisman), went in the second round, he's a solid starter, occasional NHL All-Pro, certainly not a franchise player.
I'd like to see us pick up Hunt/T'eo in the first... a good, physical corner in the 2nd... and a RB/DT in the 3rd/4th.
like i've said a million times, not powerful, fast, or elusive. runs too high to bull over defenders, runs too slow to blow past them. he's no mcgahee (circa 2002)
Sure there's interest. I guess some on here have said he's much further along in his rehab them most thought and that he could probably contribute mid season. For me it would depend on if the Broncos moved down out of the 1st and were able to pick up say a late round 2nd pick. I would be more accepting of the Broncos using a late 2nd pick on him if they had still yet another 2nd round pick to use on DL. If you could land him in the 3rd great. I know there was talk about him possibly sliding to the 4th but since he's so far along I really doubt that happens now.
We're in win now mode, so we'll spend a 3rd rd on him and let him redshirt his rookie year. There is no plan B
I'd rather have:
I hope he's not here because I don't want to see replays of that injury posted in every thread.
not a fan of this rb class, meh.
Bell is not better than Lacy,Bernard,Franklin,Ellington,Randle or Ball.
he has a chance to be a very good back but he's not better than the other backs in this draft. the people who're trumpeting him as such are basing it on his size.
he is not even close to being the best back in this draft.
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