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18K white gold hoop earrings with pave diamonds and removable Persian turquoise drop. Total diamond carat weight is 0.32. Earring measures 1½ inches in length and 0.4 inches at widest point. Hinge and latch closure.
Material: 18K white gold, diamond, and turquoise
Brand: Daniela Swaebe
Origin: United States
Miami-based jewelry designer Daniela Swaebe describes her personal style as "organic glamour." Inspired by nature, Swaebe's creations — the exquisitely textured Crocodile collection, the autumnesque Feather & Leaves collection — feature fine gem stones and natural materials such as mother-of-pearl, coral, and turquoise embedded in sterling silver, gold, and even brown macramé rope. GALA by Daniela Swaebe, her first line of casually sophisticated jewelry, debuted in 2011 and includes classic shapes rendered in obsidian, glass, and crystals. The daughter of two gemologists, Swaebe was born to be a jewelry designer. Today she is a much-respected fixture on the Miami fashion scene, noted as much for her many charitable contributions and community service works as she is for her stunning jewelry.


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What does progression mean to you?
And even if you're a raider, it's not as cut-and-dry a meaning as you'd think. My current guild is a progression raid guild. But we aren't bleeding-edge and we don't push ourselves like it's a second job. My first raid guild was also a progression guild, but it was definitely far more hardcore, with six nights a week spent raiding our hearts out and trying to get those coveted server firsts. Is there really a difference between the two? It certainly felt like it -- but both guilds were focused on progression, so maybe there wasn't quite as much a difference as I'd like to think.
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July 6, 2011, 9:00 AM
By Tom Chiarella
Nigel Parry
Published in the August 2011 issue
So, where is this?
It is a room. Though you wouldn't call it a room, since technically there is no ceiling.
What, then?
A courtyard then, many tables. This is London. The neighborhood of Camden, specifically. Just north of Regent's Park. Nice part of town urban, once hip, not dripping with money. Midday sun needles through the arbors.
Who are we looking at?
In the corner, by the walkway to the kitchen, in a threadbare T-shirt, torso gripped by a misbuttoned gray cardigan, sits Daniel Craig, forty-three, eyes properly aviatored against the light, spinning something in his hand an unclasped watch or a set of house keys.
Nervous? Or bored?
Maybe he likes to keep occupied while he talks. He lives near the courtyard. Could be a form of simple impatience, or anxiety about all of the reasons he's sitting here in this courtyard. There are many. This year alone, he will star in installments of three different movie franchises, one already massive, the others almost assuredly so too: the next Bond film, his third, which begins filming in November; The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, based on the Stieg Larsson book that everyone on the planet read, directed by David Fincher; and director Jon Favreau's Cowboys & Aliens, which also stars Harrison Ford and which is about cowboys and aliens, plus some Indians. Craig also will finish shooting the drama Dream House, long in the works, and he's in Steven Spielberg's first cartoon movie, The Adventures of Tintin. And there's the new romance, with an actress. Plus, he lives close by.
What did you think when you sat down across the table?
Daniel Craig looks like sandpaper.
What's he talking about just now?
Where he was born, where's he's from: "Kind of a small town. Chester. It's a city in the northwest of England. Famous, I suppose, for being a Roman city." His eyes focus on a corner of the courtyard to the left, then hold there.
What is he looking at?
Nothing in particular. There's a house cat necking its way around a planter. A table full of forgotten stemware. It's just a corner of a courtyard. His eyes narrow, then return to center for eye contact. There's a little head tilt, then he winches the gaze down again. The impression: Daniel Craig is always telling you something he ought not tell or ought not have to tell, so it's either confidential or obvious.
It's like a bit then, this thing with his eyes?
Maybe. He works his eyes, sure. Those blue pegs are his moneymakers. He's made a good decade's worth of movies behind them. Flashed them as an assassin in Munich, as a freedom fighter in Defiance. He pretty much trademarked the stare as a drug dealer in director Matthew Vaughn's Layer Cake, in 2004, though at the time it was hard to tell whether it meant he was cool or heavily opiated. (Perhaps that was the point.) Then he found a role to define the smoldering gaze and locked it down on the last two Bond posters. Surely he'll use it again on the next one. In fact, it's jarring when he goes wide-eyed or shows a bit of vulnerability, as he did in strong but largely unseen movies like Love Is the Devil: Study for a Portrait of Francis Bacon in 1998 or Flashbacks of a Fool, ten years later.
That's what he's doing here in London courtyard: the flock of tables and chairs just as he tips into the next part of the story, this tale of his hometown: squinting, which leads him to yet another sidelong. "It's also famous because the Duke of Westminster the richest man in the country, as he owns Westminster, including the American embassy um, he owns Chester as well. It's his seat, it's where he ..."
What, besides the eyes?
Well, look at the guy. That is some rough business right there, right? All scuffed and creased, lips overdry and at the same time overripe, the space between the eyes too wide, looks like he always has a headache. Maybe he's hungover, or maybe he's growling through a primer on English land stewardship to get to a better point. Or perhaps the mantle weight of being appointed to carry three separate movie franchises is making him show signs of strain maybe the next four years has him a little bedraggled.
And again just as he's about to go on, the little tick, the pause, that thing with the eyes. What the hell is he looking at in the corner of the courtyard? Nothing can hurt him. Not here. But Daniel Craig is wary, though he's pressing on about this land thing.
"It still applies," he says, "that you never own the piece of land you live on, you just lease it from the landowner. You can get a 99-year lease, or you can get a 199-year lease, but it's not your house. It doesn't stay in your family; it reverts back to the earl or whatever. That's just this country. England. But it's what American land laws were structured on."
Where did Daniel Craig come from?
He has a house nearby. On a ninety-nine-year lease. Or a flat maybe. He is evasive. When asked if this is his home now, he hooks a back-there thumb over his shoulder, then twirls the air with one finger. "Yes," he says. "Hereabouts."
No, no. Before he was Bond.
He wants to contest this, the widely accepted assertion that he arrived when he became Bond. He waits for the full formation of the question, takes a measuring breath. When he's told that no one ever needs to read another word about his first pass as Bond in Casino Royale the objections to his blond hair, the doubts surrounding his out-of-the-blue inheritance of the ballyhooed Bond legacy he is curt in acceding.
"Good," he says. "Neither do I."
So not one word about the next installment of Bond, which he refers to simply as Bond 23?
"No-no-no, Sam's gonna do it, Sam Mendes, and I'm really fucking really lookin' forward to the fact that he's gonna do it," he says, snapping to. Mendes directed him in the gloomy thriller Road to Perdition in 2002. Craig tricks out a little smirk then. A concession, a comfort maybe.
"This has become my way, it's as simple as that," he says. "I mean, since I've just become James Bond. And I think, you know, that means being something that people feel they own. And all of the sudden I'm getting magazine covers, when I got nothing for ten years before that. I say it's just pure luck. And doing covers, people interviewing me, and they want to know everything and I'm going, I'm not gonna fucking tell you!"
Craig settles once more into the clutch of his muscular recline. "Well, you know," he says, sliding the Ray-Bans from his nose. "I mean this is actually very nice. We can talk about anything else, and hopefully it can be made interesting."
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David the bard on his bed of death lies
Pale are his features and dim are his eyes
Yet all around him his glance wildly roves,
Till it alights on the harp that he loves.
Give me my harp, my companion so long
Let it once more add it's voice to my song
Though my old fingers are palsied and weak
Still my good harp for it's master will speak.
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Washington Week | Webcast Extra - July 22, 2011 | PBS
Duration: 05:53 (Full Program)
Washington Week #5104
Broadcast Date: Jul. 22, 2011
The News of the World phone-hacking scandal has had a significant impact on British media. The panel discusses the differences between British media and American media. Also, Obama repealed Don't Ask, Don't Tell but where does Obama stand on same-sex marriage? Plus, America is in the middle of a debt crisis but the Stock Markets are up. Why and what does it mean?
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Full Program: Debt talks collapse--new talks scheduled for Saturday. Can a deal be struck? 24:42
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Full Program: We remember the debt crisis in 1995. Also, Will the Murdoch scandal affect the U.S.? 08:32
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The greatest freedom the free press may have is the option to not print something.
We stumbled on that lesson a little more than a week ago.
Most readers of The Billings Gazette have been following Montana state Sen. Jason Priest's court case in the media. The Red Lodge Republican's assault charges and the details of the allegations are serious.
As court papers were filed by Carbon County last week, the details became part of the public record. And that's a good thing. Part of democracy involves courts being transparent and prosecutors justifying charges against anyone — citizen or legislator.
As is our practice, we routinely post court documents online. We do this for several reasons. We want people to read the original sources for themselves. We want folks to be able to trust our reporting as well as arrive at their own conclusions. We also believe court documents should be as accessible as possible because they are, after all, public documents.
A few astute readers noticed that we had said in print that the court documents in the Priest case would be online. When readers hopped on billingsgazette.com, they found the story, but no documents.
This wasn't some shameless ploy to get people to log onto our website. Instead, it was a decision — after reading through the documents — that they simply should not be there.
It probably sounds odd for a newspaper editor who should be the acolyte of open information and free speech to admit we pulled the documents from our site — especially since there was nothing clandestine in acquiring them.
The truth is that if you want to get the court documents, they're located in Carbon County and you're more than welcome (and entitled) to read them or make copies.
But you won't find them on our website.
Quite frankly, I've read some pretty tough court documents in my career as a journalist and editor, but the Priest documents, if true, paint a picture that is deeply troubling.
First, the case involves children. And to the extent that we can, we try to shield them, although in many instances that's impossible or difficult.
More importantly, I believe the court documents could paint Priest in a harsh light. And, just as much as I am a fervent supporter of the First Amendment, I am also a big believer in the due process that says it's up to the courts to decide Priest's innocence or guilt.
It's not a common practice for The Gazette to yank court documents from its site. Then again, the language and the descriptions, aren't something we encounter often.
As I write this, I can already hear the criticisms. There will be a few who claim this is some kind of political ploy to help shield the Republicans; or that we're just employing a double standard — we are not willing to delete every court document on our site.
That's the really tricky thing about news: No two stories are the same. Many are similar. Thankfully, few state legislators are accused of domestic violence.
It is a good thing that no one — government or otherwise — gets to tell any newspaper what to print. Unlike some other countries, we have no censors and no "government sponsored" newspapers or media.
That is indeed freeing and invigorating. But, it's also vexing and difficult. It means that within certain broad parameters, there aren't any rules about what can be printed and what must be withheld. That means decisions are a matter of taste, decorum, practice and most of all, judgment.
In this instance, we made a judgment call — a decision that these documents were too damning and too extreme to print.
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1 He went away from there and came to His hometown, and His disciples followed Him. | 1 Jesus left there and went to his hometown, accompanied by his disciples. |
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EA has launched two new Medal of Honor: Warfighter trailers.
Focusing on fireteams, the first Warfighter movie is the third video in a ten part 'Combat Training' series.
EA says: "The Fireteam epitomizes the Tier 1 Operator by being a significant force multiplier. They consist of two members who act as lookouts and defensive cover on the field of battle. In operation after operation, soldiers organized in Fireteams have proven significantly more effective compared to larger units."
The second movie, subtitled 'Meet Rofo', focuses on a "decorated specialist helping make MOH: Warfighter the most authentic shooter to date". Rofo's served with the Australian Special Forces in East Timor and Afghanistan and specialises in recon.
EA revealed the first Medal of Honor: Warfighter DLC earlier this week. The map pack is a tie-in with Sony Pictures Entertainment's Zero Dark Thirty, a Hollywood movie based on the real-life special forces mission to capture or kill Osama bin Laden.


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Making Waves: Elementz Gives Young People a Place to Connect and Create
The mission of Elementz Hip Hop Youth Arts Center is to inspire and engage inner city youth through innovative hip hop arts programs, leadership development, and community building. By providing a safe place and engaging programs for inner-city youth, Elementz empowers young people to find their voice and connect with their community.
Founded in 2003 in Downtown Cincinnati, Elementz now has over 300 youth members. Members take classes in recording, beat-making, graffiti art, DJing, hip hop dance, and other key elements of hip hop culture. In 2009, 69% of Elementz members came to the center three or more days a week.
After surveying more than 1,000 youth in the community, Elementz decided to focus its programming on hip hop culture. As explained on their website, "Hip Hop is the voice of young people today. Hip Hop has been the biggest selling musical genre since 2000, and the overall culture continues to permeate everything that youth do – from their fashion to their speech." Elementz encourages and performs socially-conscious hip hop—a subgenre of hip hop that discusses social issues, conflicts, and the lives of ordinary people.
Three years ago, Brother Abdullah and Tiffany Suriah Harmon of Hip Hop Congress held Elementz' first-ever Youth and Parent Appreciation Dinner as a way to keep the spirit of family alive. "The youth talk about Elementz being a family. We notice sometimes that parents aren't involved, and we wanted to say 'we are part of your support system.'" At first, the staff provided a simple meal and a DJ, but this year the dinner included an entire program of poetry, storytelling, and performances. For some of the younger dancers, the Appreciation Dinner was their first opportunity to perform publicly.
Brother Abdullah explained, "Elementz Executive Director Tom Kent and I have been talking about bridging the gap between elders and youth—to help people who aren't connected to become connected." Tom is a member of Christ Church Cathedral downtown, and he invited fellow church member Mrs. Merelyn Bates-Mims to join the Elementz family dinner. She shared her story of experiences with family, at universities, and in Africa. "I remember hearing stories from elders and I didn't always appreciate them," says Abdullah, "But I still remember pieces of them. We want elders and youth to understand that hip hop is truly not that different—it is storytelling."
Brother Abdullah will being sharing parts of the Elementz story at an early evening reception this Thursday at SWITCH in Over-the-Rhine. Everyone is welcome to stop by and learn about how they can become involved. "Our youths aspire to be doctors, go to college, be professional artists. They need to meet others who have done these things in order to see themselves in a success story. Elementz is always looking to build new relationships in the community."


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D-day landings and Allied forces advancing into occupied Normandy.
Churchill visits American embassy to celebrate Allied Forces victory over Europe.
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De Gaulle visits Normandy on second anniversary of D-day.
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Driving in USA with Indian Driving License
October 24th, 2007 at 03:56pm
One of the most asked question I get to hear is, "Can I drive in USA with my Indian Driving License?"
Well, the answer is, "It depends on the state that you would drive in". All most all states in US allow you to drive with your Indian License for a period of one year. After that, you need to get a US drivers license. However, if you become a resident of the state, then you need to get a US license within a months time.
One more thing that I get asked is about "International Drivers Permit". Well, to be frank, its quite useless if your Indian Driving License is written in English. The permit basically tells that you have the license to drive back in India in English. So, its the License thats important and not the Permit. In fact, in some states, International Drivers Permit is not even recognized. So, don't bother getting it. In any case, your Indian Driving License must be valid and active.
A very good way to confirm what the specific state laws are is to search the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) website for the state in question. This site has the links to DMV sites of various states. Or, you can search google for pharse like "Texas DMV" and see if you can get to the official site of DMV. Once you are on the site, you would normally find a "Drivers Handbook" (or equivalent), which has all the official rules and regulations for that specific state.
Even if you don't plan to buy a car in the US, I would suggest getting a US drivers license for the reasons given below:
- Your Driving license works as your Identity card too in most of the US states. This helps because, you don't need to carry your passport and other important documents around all the time. If you dont want to drive or dont know to drive, then most states issue a State ID card – so make sure you get it. Trust me, its very helpful!
- If you plan to drive in the US (say car rental etc), a valid US driving license helps. It will save you a lot of money on car insurance too.
- If you do buy a car, then almost all states in the US make it mandatory to have Auto/Car insurance. If you don't have a valid US drivers license and drive on an Indian license, then your insurance premium will shoot up! (by at-least $400 to $500 or more for 6 months!)
In some states & cities (like in Texas) there is one thing that might force you to drive with an Indian Driving License… and that is the validity of your Work Permit (H1B or equivalent). In Texas, if your work permit expires within in the next six months, the DMV won't allow you to apply for a US Driving License. So, keep this in mind, and apply six months before your Work Permit expires if possible! However, this is true for Texas (confirmed in Houston), but may not be true at other states.
Oh – Last but not the least, if you are driving in the USA, make sure that you have auto insurance. Its a must and will save you lot of money and headaches in case of any eventualities!
If you are already in the US, I request you to comment below on your states policy on Indian Driving License!
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Hey Arjun,
Thanks for the blog. Will be traveling to Texas on B-1/B-2 Visa, so will comment on the status at present. The blog was of great help!
PraComment by Prasad — October 14, 2010 #
thanks for the info, going back to us now and i realize it sucks with out a car. thanks again!
Comment by suneel — October 23, 2010 #
Thanks for the brief info. but as per the http://www.dmv.ca.gov/dl/dl_info.htm#two500 website , it says, indian driving licence is valid till the expiry date, is it valid for Texas also ?
Comment by Mohammad Rasool Javeed — December 22, 2010 #
Hi Arjun,
Very informative and detailed, thanks man.
My Experience:
I often visit US on B1 visa and so i have a bit of driving experience here. I drove in Georgia State (Atlanta) for a couple of months and also in the Bay Area on few weekends.Insurance: If you're on a B1, if any of your friends in US holding a car and insurance, can add you into their plan (most of the insurance companies support it), then it saves a lot of money too.
Srikanth. -
Here is what I found in the TX handbook (http://www.txdps.state.tx.us//DriverLicense/)
4. A nonresident (at least 16 years of age) who has in his possession a valid driver license issued to him in his home state may operate a vehicle which is permitted to be operated with a Class C or Class M driver license in Texas.
5. Nonresidents (at least 18 years of age) may drive any vehicle in Texas if they are legally licensed to drive such a vehicle in their home state or country, and their home state or country grants like recognition to citizens of Texas.Not sure, but looks like it means Indian DL should be okay.
Comment by Kashyap Bhatt — May 12, 2011 #
I am on a J1 (intern) visa in Dallas for 6 months. I have the same issue as most here. I have an Indian License but not an international one. Can i drive here using that? Is it mentioned anywhere on the TX Dept. of Public Safety website?Comment by Meg — May 13, 2011 #
That was very informative. Especially the International Drivers Permit. People always made a huge fuss about carrying one. Thank you for publishing this article.
Comment by Gautam Kamat — May 24, 2011 #
I'm in a bit of confusion about requirement of IDP to drive in New Hampshire. I will be moving to Hanover this week and would like to drive there. I will apply for a state driver's license there but I'm sure if only the Indian license would suffice.
Comment by Alisha — September 3, 2011 #
I am plaining to go boston for 6 weeks having B1/B2.. and i have vallid indian driving license so please guide if i can use the same DL(Indian) in USA for couple of weeks.
Naveen PrakashComment by naveen prakash — March 15, 2012 #
this blog is reallly helpful, one question
I am planning to get myfriends car from columbus Ohio to NJ. I have my indian license and IDP, just want to know what else i should carry before i drive down from OH to NJ.
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Scouts Inc. ranks all 106 Super Bowl XLII players from Brady to Spann
After ranking all 106 players in Super Bowl XLVII, Tom Brady is a no-brainer at No. 1, but who rounds out the top 10?
Originally Published: January 24, 2008
By Scouts Inc.
Icon SMITom Brady, Osi Umenyiora and Logan Mankins are ranked among the top 10 Super Bowl XLII players.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is this season's Most Valuable Player, so it stands to reason that he would top our rankings of the Super Bowl XLII participants. But what about the other 105 players who are expected to suit up Feb. 3 in Glendale, Ariz.? Who follows Brady? And who's No. 106?
In determining our rankings, we took into consideration the player's current performance, as well as his play throughout the season. A player's special teams contribution also influenced our decision.
The process was very difficult, and we had to make some tough calls. Whether you agree or disagree, feel free to let us know.
1. QB Tom Brady -- Patriots
Brady is without question the best quarterback in the NFL and is arguably the most outstanding player going into Super Bowl XLII.
2. WR Randy Moss -- Patriots
Moss is coming off a historic regular season, and every defense has to game plan around him.
3. DE Osi Umenyiora -- Giants
He was one of the toughest defensive ends to block this season. His combination of size, strength and athleticism draws many double-teams.
4. DE Richard Seymour -- Patriots
He is a big, physical force inside, but his stats don't really reflect his importance.
5. DE Michael Strahan -- Giants
Strahan had an outstanding season as a run-stopper and pass-rusher. Plus, he still has great quickness off the edge.
6. WR Plaxico Burress -- Giants
His great athleticism and size make him difficult to cover. The Patriots likely will put extra defenders on him in the Super Bowl.
7. OG Logan Mankins -- Patriots
Mankins sets the tempo while putting pressure on defensive fronts with tenacity and strength.
8. CB Asante Samuel -- Patriots
Samuel has excellent quickness, tremendous ball skills and an outstanding ability to react well out of zone coverage.
9. LB Mike Vrabel -- Patriots
He is one of the most versatile players in the NFL. His instincts, short-area quickness and toughness make him tough to game plan for.
10. OG Chris Snee -- Giants
Snee is an effective interior lineman who has the grit and strength to set the tempo in the trenches.
11. DT Vince Wilfork -- Patriots
He is a load inside who works with a low center of gravity. He also pushes the pocket well as a pass-rusher.
12. DE Ty Warren -- Patriots
Warren has been an effective pass-rusher off the edge but also shows natural power for holding the point.
13. WR Wes Welker -- Patriots
The Patriots' leading receiver in the playoffs. He often is Brady's X factor in the passing game because he can turn short routes into first downs.
14. OT Matt Light -- Patriots
He is a steady competitor who shows great athleticism as a pass-blocker. Plus, he has great patience and technique as a run-blocker.
15. QB Eli Manning -- Giants
Manning is turning into a true leader and is having a tremendous postseason. He is making great decisions with the football and, most importantly, not throwing interceptions.
16. DE Justin Tuck -- Giants
He has been an unsung hero on the Giants' defensive front, which has created havoc all year.
17. C Dan Koppen -- Patriots
Koppen is solid in the middle of the offensive line. He has great instincts, toughness and consistency.
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Rich Kane/US PresswireLinebacker Antonio Pierce (ranked No. 20) has been a key component of the Giants' defense.
18. RB Laurence Maroney -- Patriots
His play has been outstanding ever since he was called upon to tote the football late in the season. He has great vision, agility and strength.
19. RB Brandon Jacobs -- Giants
Jacobs is the most physical runner in the NFL and has an excellent combination of size, power and agility that moves the chains.
20. LB Antonio Pierce -- Giants
He has been making solid plays on a consistent basis and controlling the Giants' complex defense all season.
21. S Gibril Wilson -- Giants
Wilson is a good-sized free safety who attacks plays going downhill. He is a sure tackler who has excellent measurables and a great nose for the ball.
22. LB Tedy Bruschi -- Patriots
Bruschi is the heart and soul of New England's defense. He has a huge motor and makes plays on hustle, desire and instincts. He is like a coach on the field.
23. OT David Diehl -- Giants
Diehl is a good athlete for the position who protects Manning's blind side and has the ability to mirror the elite pass-rushers. He is a finesse blocker with body control.
24. S Rodney Harrison -- Patriots
Harrison is a downhill safety who plays better the closer he is to the line of scrimmage. He plays with an attitude.
25. C Shaun O'Hara -- Giants
He is a smart, athletic center who knows how to keep body position and rarely allows himself to get out of control. He uses his hands very well and knows angles.
26. OT Kareem McKenzie -- Giants
McKenzie is a massive tackle who simply overpowers opponents. He hits with a pop that can rock opponents onto their heels. He has nimble feet and good range.
27. LB Adalius Thomas -- Patriots
Thomas is an explosive edge rusher who has great first-step quickness with a burst to pressure the pocket and get to the quarterback. He has unusual strength for a linebacker.
28. WR Amani Toomer -- Giants
This sly veteran understands how to read coverages, has excellent hand-eye coordination and is willing to do the little things to help his team win.
29. RB Kevin Faulk -- Patriots
Faulk is a great third-down back who runs the ball fairly well but really excels when catching the ball out of the backfield. He is a heady player who does everything well.
30. TE Benjamin Watson -- Patriots
Watson is an excellent all-purpose tight end. He can line up either up tight, flexed out or as an H-back. He has soft, natural hands and can advance the ball after the catch.
31. CB Aaron Ross -- Giants
Ross is a very athletic corner who has the size to match up with bigger wide receivers, but he also can line up over the slot receiver. Plus, he supports the run better than most corners.
32. LB Junior Seau -- Patriots
He is a seasoned veteran who always has been able to make the big play and has a great nose for the ball. He is better going forward as a blitzing linebacker than dropping into space.
33. CB Sam Madison -- Giants
Madison is a fluid, smooth athlete with above-average speed for a cornerback. He uses his hands well to control receivers and does a great job of reading routes.
34. CB Ellis Hobbs -- Patriots
He is a little undersized for the position but plays with an attitude and is fearless. He has excellent feet and good distance speed. However, his size does get him into trouble versus taller wide receivers.
35. S James Sanders -- Patriots
Sanders is a little undersized but is a good athlete for the position. He plays with good instincts, understands defensive schemes and has excellent range over the top in coverage.
36. OT Nick Kaczur -- Patriots
He is a very good athlete for a right tackle. He relies on athleticism and technique more than brute strength. He has quick feet and does a good job of positioning his body.
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Al Messerschmidt/Getty ImagesPatriots tackle Nick Kaczur (ranked No. 36) is part of arguably the NFL's top offensive line.
37. DE Jarvis Green -- Patriots
Green is a very good athlete for a five-technique defensive end. He is slightly better at rushing the pocket than he is at stopping the run but can do both. He is not overpowering but plays with strong hands.
38. OG Stephen Neal -- Patriots
Neal is a very athletic guard who relies on foot agility, body control and technique more than size or brute strength. He uses his hands very well to control and steer opponents.
39. LB Kawika Mitchell -- Giants
Mitchell is big, fast and active. He can struggle when he has to change directions, but he does a good job of closing on plays once he gets realigned. He is not great at defeating blocks.
40. RB Ahmad Bradshaw -- Giants
Bradshaw is an explosive, exciting ball carrier. He lacks the size to be an every-down player but is explosive through the hole and is very elusive once he gets past the line of scrimmage.
41. WR Donte' Stallworth -- Patriots
He is a veteran receiver who is really the third option, despite being a starter. Although inconsistent, he still is a big-play threat who benefits from the double coverage on Moss.
42. DT Fred Robbins -- Giants
He is a veteran coming off back-to-back solid seasons for the Giants. Robbins is primarily known as a run-stuffer, but he has had 12 sacks over the past two seasons, due in part to being single blocked because of the excellent line on which he plays.
43. OG Rich Seubert -- Giants
Seubert is a solid backup and spot starter. He is a smart, blue-collar player and a very good technician. You love him on your team because of his versatility.
44. WR Steve Smith -- Giants
He is a rookie receiver who has elevated his level of play after the injury to tight end Jeremy Shockey. Smith has developed a nice rapport with Manning while playing out of the slot.
45. CB Corey Webster -- Giants
He is a former second-round pick who was buried on the Giants' depth charts prior to injuries at the cornerback position. He is playing as well as he has at any point during his short NFL career.
46. S James Butler -- Giants
Butler is a starting free safety who has solid size and range. He is serviceable but gets out of position at times. The Patriots will try to find him in coverage.
47. NT Barry Cofield -- Giants
He is a young backup player who is versatile enough to take reps at both at defensive tackle and defensive end. He is an important role player who provides depth.
48. WR Jabar Gaffney -- Patriots
He is the fourth receiver, but he still gets reps in this offense. He is a role player who has made the most of his opportunities and could produce in the Patriots' system if asked to play a bigger role.
49. TE Kevin Boss -- Giants
He has filled Shockey's shoes very nicely. He is not as good a receiver or run-blocker, but he does something the Giants didn't ask Shockey to do: pass block. Boss is solid at it, allowing Manning more time in the pocket.
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Tom Hauck/Getty ImagesTight end Kevin Boss (ranked No. 49) is a solid pass-blocker, giving Eli Manning additional time to find other receivers.
50. LB Gerris Wilkinson -- Giants
He is a backup linebacker and solid special teams player who has made some plays when inserted into the lineup.
51. LB Reggie Torbor -- Giants
He has never really reached his full potential and is a bit of a tweener, but he is solid on special teams and has good overall speed and range.
52. K Stephen Gostkowski -- Patriots
He is 21-of-24 for the season and 3-of-5 from 40 to 49 yards out. However, he has not had many pressure kicks, and that could be a concern in a tight game.
53. TE Kyle Brady -- Patriots
He is an excellent blocking tight end who is physical at the point of attack. But he is limited as a receiver at this point in his career.
54. CB Randall Gay -- Patriots
When he has been healthy, he has made plays. He is a solid sub-package player who has a knack for being around the football.
55. LB Larry Izzo -- Patriots
He is a very good veteran special teams player.
56. WR David Tyree -- Giants
He is a fourth receiver and does not see a lot of time on offense. However, he is one of the best special teams players in the NFL.
57. FB Heath Evans -- Patriots
Evans is a versatile fullback who saw time as a runner when the Patriots were beat up at running back. He is a role player who produces when they need him.
58. FB Madison Hedgecock -- Giants
He is the Giants' starting fullback, but they do not run out of the I formation too often, so he is more productive on special teams.
59. S Eugene Wilson -- Patriots
He is a hybrid cornerback-safety. He is a backup who can fill in at every spot. He is another one of those Patriots backups who is in and out of the lineup but has a knack for coming up with big plays in key moments.
60. S Brandon Meriweather -- Patriots
He is a rookie who played more toward the end of the season. He has a ton of potential but has taken some time to pick up the schemes.
61. CB Kevin Dockery -- Giants
He was a starter prior to being injured late in the year and started again in the wild-card game. He is an average cover guy who might not get his job back.
62. C Grey Ruegamer -- Giants
He is an experienced backup player who has very good versatility at both offensive guard and center.
63. OG Russ Hochstein -- Patriots
He is a versatile, smart backup player who can play both guard and center.
64. WR Kelley Washington -- Patriots
Washington is a backup receiver who contributed mainly as a core special teams player throughout the year and finished with 18 tackles.
65. LB Eric Alexander -- Patriots
He is a backup inside linebacker and core special teams player.
66. P Jeff Feagles -- Giants
No directional punter in the NFL is better than Feagles at placing punts inside the 20-yard line.
67. CB R.W. McQuarters -- Giants
He is a backup corner who contributes in substitution as the "money" (fourth corner in dime packages) and handles punt returns.
68. WR Domenik Hixon -- Giants
He is the Giants' primary kickoff returner, and he had a 74-yard return for a touchdown against the Patriots in Week 17.
69. OT Ryan O'Callaghan -- Patriots
O'Callaghan is a backup who can be effective as a run-blocker due to his size and functional strength.
70. RB Reuben Droughns -- Giants
He is an experienced backup who contributes in the Giants' short-yardage and goal-line packages.
71. K Lawrence Tynes -- Giants
He has good leg strength and has made some big kicks over his career, but he still needs to be more consistent.
72. P Chris Hanson -- Patriots
Hanson is a left-footed punter with great power and hang time. He also has been to a Pro Bowl.
73. DT Jay Alford -- Giants
Alford is a backup rotational defensive tackle who contributes mainly in regular defensive schemes. He also handles the short snaps for field goals and extra points.
74. OG Billy Yates -- Patriots
He is a backup who started one game and still is developing.
75. LB Zak DeOssie -- Giants
He is a backup SLB and special teams player who handles the long snaps on punts.
76. LB Pierre Woods -- Patriots
Woods is a backup role player who leads the Patriots in special teams tackles this season.
77. S Willie Andrews -- Patriots
He is a backup role player who contributes mainly on special teams.
78. TE Michael Matthews -- Giants
He is the No. 2 tight end and a special teams player who contributes mainly in the Giants' 12-personnel grouping.
79. LS Lonie Paxton -- Patriots
He has been a very consistent snapper on field goals and punts throughout his career.
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Scott Boehm/Getty ImagesThe Patriots' Mel Mitchell (ranked No. 81) contributes on special teams.
80. RB Kyle Eckel -- Patriots
He is a backup fullback who has contributed mainly on special teams.
81. S Mel Mitchell -- Patriots
Mitchell is very good on special teams and has value in a reserve role. However, he isn't starting material.
82. WR Troy Brown -- Patriots
This veteran, do-it-all, consummate Patriot is on his last legs, but he is the type of guy who still could come through in a big game.
83. WR Sinorice Moss -- Giants
He is the undersized younger brother of Santana Moss (Washington Redskins) and has quickness and explosiveness, but he has not transitioned to the NFL as well as was expected.
84. LB Chase Blackburn -- Giants
Blackburn is a backup linebacker who was thrust into action and performed well during the 2006 season. Plus, he is a core special teams player.
85. WR Chad Jackson -- Patriots
Jackson is a talented young player who has gotten lost in all of New England's wide receiver acquisitions. He also has battled injuries since joining the league.
86. NT Rashad Moore -- Patriots
Moore is a big, powerful player who flashes at times, but he is far too inconsistent in just about every phase of his game.
87. DE Dave Tollefson -- Giants
Tollefson is good enough to fill in and finish a game, but he is nowhere near the threat off the edge that those above him on the depth chart are.
88. OT Wesley Britt -- Patriots
Britt has been forced into action at times but isn't a massive liability. He is a smart player who knows his deficiencies but never will be a starter.
89. DT Russell Davis -- Giants
He is a big run-plugging defensive tackle who has valuable starting experience, but he is in the latter stages of his career.
90. S Michael Johnson -- Giants
Johnson is a rookie and has been a pleasant surprise while filling in as the starting strong safety due to injury. He has good size and is aggressive.
91. QB Matt Cassel -- Patriots
Cassell didn't start at USC, and he surely will not start in New England unless the unthinkable occurs.
92. QB Anthony Wright -- Giants
Wright has had moderate success in the league, but if Manning goes down, the Giants are in huge trouble.
93. LB Tank Daniels -- Giants
He is a backup strongside linebacker who has recorded just one tackle on the season. However, he has contributed on special teams.
94. OG Kevin Boothe -- Giants
He is an intelligent backup guard who is a project at this young stage of his career.
95. CB Geoffrey Pope -- Giants
Pope is a very young player who primarily is a depth player without much upside. However, he could be thrust into action with the rash of injuries in the Giants' secondary.
96. S Ray Ventrone -- Patriots
He is a core special teams contributor who tries hard and can fill in at safety in an emergency.
97. DE LeKevin Smith -- Patriots
Smith has some upfield ability and flashes at times, but he is a borderline roster player.
98. OT Guy Whimper -- Giants
He is an athletic backup left tackle who needs to get stronger, but he is a suitable backup to Diehl at this point.
99. OT Adam Koets -- Giants
He is a backup offensive lineman who lacks quickness and overall athletic ability. If by chance Koets plays in the Super Bowl, he will need a lot of help.
100. QB Jared Lorenzen -- Giants
As third-string quarterbacks go, Lorenzen is fine, but he never has shown he can be someone New York can win with.
101. RB Danny Ware -- Giants
Ware was a late addition to a Giants team that is loaded at the position. He should be used only on special teams.
102. TE Jerome Collins -- Giants
He is a blocking tight end with size and got his shot due only to Shockey's injury.
103. NT Manny Wright -- Giants
Wright has ability. He entered the league through the supplemental draft as a Miami Dolphin, but he has continually disappointed.
104. QB Matt Gutierrez -- Patriots
The Patriots' third-string signal-caller is a big-time project, but he has shown little to date.
105. TE Stephen Spach -- Patriots
He is a second-year, third-string tight end who could very well luck into a Super Bowl ring.
106. CB Antwain Spann -- Patriots
He is buried on the depth chart but had one tackle in the regular season. Ironically, it was against the Giants in Week 17.
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Submitted by pantherx2 on Fri, 08/17/2012 - 02:17Dear Tommy,
The credentials fight you and I were expecting to have in Tampa has already started.
The Committee on Contests recently issued a ruling on the establishment's challenge to Ron Paul's delegates and alternates who were duly elected in Maine, and on our challenges to the outright cheating that occurred in Louisiana, Massachusetts, and Oregon (alternates only).
Despite Ron Paul's supporters being so clearly in the right in these four states, the establishment is so far refusing to rule fairly and seat our duly elected delegates and/or alternates.
Here's a brief summary of the bogus challenge made by the GOP establishment against us in Maine, as well as our challenges to the cheating that occurred elsewhere:
*** In Maine, where Ron Paul supporters held a clear majority at the State Convention, the establishment is attempting to unseat the state's duly elected delegates and alternates – acting like sore losers in the process. The challenge to our delegates in Maine is so bogus that Republican Governor Paul LePage – who is one of the few delegates not being challenged by the establishment – has declared he will not attend the Republican National Convention unless Ron Paul's delegates and alternates who were duly elected are seated;
*** In Louisiana, establishment "big wigs" used threats, intimidation, and force – literally smashing the bones of one gentleman – to shut out Ron Paul supporters who had a clear majority at the State Convention;
*** In Oregon, the State Chairman blatantly ignored the votes of the Convention, taking it upon himself to replace the duly elected alternate delegates with an "appointed" slate chocked-full of establishment cronies;
*** In Mitt Romney's home state of Massachusetts, corrupt Party officials changed the rules after the game was over – kicking out Ron Paul's duly elected delegates and alternates and replacing them with their hand-picked cronies.
As you can see, the Old Guard establishment doesn't care about cheating, lying, abuse of process, and high-handedness in our Party.
All they seem to care about is maintaining their iron grip over the Republican Party.
But Ron Paul's number-one goal for the RNC is making sure his delegates and alternates who deserve to be seated in Tampa are credentialed.
So if the establishment wants a fight in Tampa, rest assured we're going to give them one.
Currently, our campaign lawyers and staff are furiously working to analyze and craft the appropriate response to the Committee's rulings, and we'll be sure to keep you informed as we move forward in the process.
And believe me, we will not sit idly by and watch the establishment run roughshod over Ron Paul's supporters who were illegally railroaded by the GOP.
We will stand up and fight for all of Ron Paul's delegates and/or alternates in these four states – and we will not back down.
Of course, one would think the Romney campaign would want these conflicts resolved so they didn't become major issues at the Convention.
But so far they've sat idly by on the sidelines.
Hopefully they'll change their do-nothing approach once they realize we're serious about going all-out to win these credentials battles.
And remember, nearly 90 major media outlets have already reserved a spot at our "We are the Future Rally."
So if the GOP goes through with these bogus challenges, they won't be able to hide behind their iron curtain. They will be exposed by the press.
The good news is, the Committee on Contests' ruling is not the final word in this fight.
The battle will be decided by the Credentials Committee in Tampa – where we are very organized and prepared to take action.
As the battle rages on over the next two weeks, I'll be sure to keep you updated on our progress and any new developments that occur along the way.
I hope to see you in Tampa.
For Liberty,
John Tate
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Most of those who think so actually don't and most of those who think sew actually rip.
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the title is not misleading....
Of course I am biased towards Paul and Pro Paul Posts especially considering the convention is only a week away....but I don't see how the poster rolled anyone.
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Notice the same names spouting the same garbage on all the Pro Paul posts. Its as if they have a script. Ignore them, if they were true supporters they would focus on what is...not what they claim once was.
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They killed the golden goose...
...and are now applying CPR to revive it.
So sad for them that Ron Paul supporters weren't as gullible as they thought. Free money without accountability sure was a great gig for Benton, Olson and Tate while it lasted, though.
They need to put up one hell of a fight in Tampa for me to ever trust them again. Actions speak louder than words (or fundraising missives). Until they rejoin our fight for liberty against all would-be tyrants, including Romney and the GOP's wholly-corrupt establishment, and do so with all of the energy and urgency that our present crisis demands, my checkbook is closed.
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Campaign Manager? Does that
Campaign Manager?
Does that mean Benton is out?
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The "next gen" is currently in full swing. Which I suppose makes it the current gen... currently... what is the protocol here? Doesn't matter. I thought it might be fun to share some early impressions of the new toys we all have to play with and see if others share my views. So here goes.
SONY's PS4
Some of those who have read my comments in the forums will already know this, but my time with the PS4 has been extremely limited. It is going to be my Christmas gift and therefore I only have the slimmest exposure to it as of writing this. I, like many, had heard the rumblings early on of the "RED LINE OF DEATH" and it worried me enough that I persuaded the family to allow me brief access to the device to ascertain if I was among the minute percentage affected with this issue. I'm happy to report, I was not.
The test run did allow me a brief opportunity to try out the interface, get a feel for the controller, and see the italicized and elegant design of the machine. I've got to say it, I'm very impressed with all of them. As one who was very turned off by many of Sony's decisions regarding the PS3, I'm happy to report that the PS4 is a case of a company bouncing back to what made them great in the first place. It's hard to verbalize it really. It all just "feels right" if that makes any tangible sense.
This looks to be the first time Sony has shipped a console with a controller I can actually enjoy. The grips of the Dual Shock as far back as the PS1 have always left my hands achy after extended play and this new one fixes all my problems with the design. It's got heft, it's comfortable, and it's button, stick, and D-pad layout all just feel natural. Thumbs rest in obvious places and even though my time with it was brief, it was enjoyable.
Since my time with it was so limited, I'm going to leave the PS4 for now. I've spent far more time with the X1 so far, so I'll move on to that for now. Once Christmas rolls around, I'll probably try to update this, though by then no one will care. But still, this is more for me than anything else.
Microsoft's Xbox One
As I said earlier, this is where the bulk of my next gen time has been spent thus far. The decision to use the Xbox first wasn't a tough one. Regardless of internal chipsets or memory bandwidth or resolution, those things are all in service of the one thing I truly care about and that is the games. And for the launch offerings, Xbox had more games I wanted right out of the gate. But I'm getting ahead of myself. First, the hardware.
Man the X1 is big. Taking up a significant portion of my entertainment center for it's big fat ass is a bit of a drag. As most electronics manufacturers have moved toward a simpler and more elegant design, here comes Microsoft selling us the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey. This has always been a strange choice and even the original Xbox was a beastly size, but it's obvious to see why they went this way. After the RRoD became a stigma, they put a fan inside that is about as big as my hand. Good on them I suppose. Anything to ward off the gremlins I guess. Still wish this thing was a bit smaller, but again it's the games that will make or break it for me.
A brief mention of the Kinect now. I've been no fan of the device since it's inception. While I liked the idea of barking orders at my machinery, I'm not in a position to jump around in my living room as a means for playing a game. And even if I were in a position to do so, I wouldn't want to. When I want a workout, I go to 24 Hour Fitness. When I want a game, I go to my television and turn on the Xbox or Playstation.
That said, the focus of the new Kinect doesn't seem to be games so much as navigation. And for me, it seems to be working well enough in that regard. I'm not opposed to using it in this manner, and in this manner it's actually kind of cool. Voice commands have been working really well for me, though I've heard reports of people having issues. I can only speak to my experience though, and my experience has been a pleasant one. From turning the machine on, to the snap feature, to navigation it all works pretty well. The issue though, is that since the entire thing is designed around this feature, the menus seem cluttered and less intuitive than the 360. Not really a deal breaker, but a bite in the butt just the same. I'm a night owl, so often times I cannot simply bark out orders for fear of waking the rest of my family. But if the Xbox 360 showed us anything, it's the value of having a malleable infrastructure that can grow and change over time through firmware updates and such. From the Blades to NXE to that current Metro design, I'd be shocked if the first design isn't reorganized a bit by this time next year. And none of it is non-functional mind you, it's just that if you're not keen on voice commands it may take a bit to get used to the new design is all.
I'd also like to mention the controller briefly. This controller is basically just a solid evolution of a near perfect design. The 360's controller was already a great design, and the additions to the X1 controller are fantastic. The impulse triggers are a nice addition and the new D-pad is a much needed improvement on the old design. There's not a lot to say really. If you used a 360 controller, you know what to expect. Comfortable, elegant, and with trigger feedback that makes a game like Forza even more immersive.
I've read a rumbling here and there about the bumpers not being as responsive for some gamers. I am not sure how they're holding the controller, but my time with it has been snappy and responsive from anywhere I press on them. But I do have long fingers so I typically hold the device with the index finger draped over the bumper and trigger simultaneously and apply pressure as needed to the bumper. It's been working well so far, but I have yet to play a First Person Shooter. Perhaps a game that is more hectic will see my opinion change, but out of the gate I'd call it a delight to hold and to use.
Lets get this out of the way. No one expects a launch lineup to be all that remarkable. We expect a few things that show us the potential of what the machine will become. That's not to say that a weak lineup is acceptable, but I don't really think this is all that weak of a launch for either machine. Losing Watch_Dogs as a launch title was a tough blow though. But what's on offer is still reasonably impressive stuff. From titles that are basically more of the same but prettier, to a few moments where "next gen" is on full display.
This game gave me my first "next gen" moment. Shortly after the opening, you are let loose in the city. And it is a sea of undead. Not like past Dead Rising games either. There are no copies, you won't see the same old woman wearing the same flowery shirt every couple of yards. It was, in a word, impressive. All of these potential threats staring towards you trying to hinder your escape from the events that preceded it. It was an overwhelming feeling. And it was a darn good time once I dove in and really started knocking around some zombies.
Combo weapons, voice commands, Smartglass... whatever. It's all functional and while neat, it never gave me that same sense of awe, that same WOW factor that the sea of undead gave me.
It shouldn't really be a surprise to me, but this game has seen the bulk of my next gen playtime. I've always liked Forza, but this one feels very well put together. The impulse triggers on the new controller lend a feeling of weight to your actions. Feeling the triggers pulse when you're in danger of losing traction is exciting, and immersive.
The Drivatar (ugh) system works really well too. Much to my surprise. The thing I thought was going to be a throwaway gimmick, ends up breathing new life into what had become a pretty standard experience. Always had fun playing Forza, but 3 and 4 are virtually indistinguishable from one another if you boil it down. Sure 4 was prettier, but only incrementally so.
If you dig Forza, this one is a no-brainer.
This is a game I'm going to have to call a total surprise. I bought it wanting to get the Xbox platform's prettiest game and this one looks like it.
What I wasn't expecting was to actually get drawn into it. I've only played the first level though. Perhaps after playing it for a while, I'll get tired of it or it will seem too repetetive and I'll mark it down for that. But this is a first impressions and my first impressions are almost completely positive.
The combat puts me in mind of Batman: Arkham Asylum, though in a much more shallow way. But the beats of the timing while combating the Barbarians made my mind go there immediately. It's never going to be the best game of the launch, but serviceable and fun is kind of all I needed it to be.
I'd like to go into more depth on this one. But I've honestly only played it for a miniscule amount of time. A couple of random matches and a few lessons in the dojo. Initial impressions are good, and I'm eager to dig in and play some more. But I want to get the fight stick before I spend too much time with this one.


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Bursting the 90-9-1 "rule" of online community
If you're not familiar with the 90-9-1 explanation of online community engagement/participation, it goes something like this:
- 90 percent of those who enter an online community are your silent majority; they observe, but don't participate. They are frequently referred to as "lurkers."
- 9 percent participate, but only intermittently.
- and the remaining 1 percent are "heavy contributors."
This concept has been put forth by a number of social media pundits, most recently by Jakob Nielsen who gives us this handy 90-9-1 pyramid.
To be sure, it's a convenient shorthand to predict what kind of interaction you can reasonably expect from your community, whether it be employees participating in a closed-off wiki, or the Facebook fan page presided over by the marketing department. The problem is the model is overly simplistic and doesn't quite explain why all too often you get dead air, zilch, crickets when you post something that you think is brilliant and provocative and, at other times, there's a much more vibrant response from the community when you post something you think is, well, brilliant and provocative.
Partly because of this discrepancy, the 90-9-1 "rule" is under fire. Some say that a lurker is actually a participant, and that simply lumping them into the silent majority doesn't accurately reflect the true community dynamics. Others see 90-9-1 as too charitable. It's closer to 99-.9-.1, they say.
Truth is 90-9-1 serves a purpose if you regard it as not a rule, but as a guidepost, a theory, a myth-busting theory at that. Secondly, whether it's 1 percent or some fraction of 1 percent, the important concept to take away is that it's a relatively small percentage of a community that will reliably contribute to community dialogue. This is a crucial initial assumption to make when trying to nurture a community so as to manage everyone's expectations. Lastly, don't underestimate the quiet 90-99 percent. They are still part of the community and they still demand timely, informative and relevant detail. You owe them this much as a steward of this community. In fact, they are the ones to concentrate on if you are to build a truly vibrant community. All too often they are forgotten. And that's the point when the community dynamic most often falls apart.


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The EP takes a melancholic turn with notable favorite, "Hooligan" featuring nia andrews (who also collaborates with Janelle Monae/Common). nia's haunting vocals and twisted story weave expressively between Mark's bouncing bass lines, minor chord changes, and floating flute melodies courtesy of Finn Peters. Tru Thoughts label mate, and leading light of UK jazz, Nostalgia 77 embraces the vibe with a remix treatment that includes an eerie Theremin and head nodding drums, accenting the emotive song with heavy reverbs and delays.
Amsterdam based producer and DJ Full Crate (22 Tracks) brings a fresh, energetic remix to "Get Started" with a screwed down vocal sample, hand claps, booming bass tones and a series rhythm that hits deep. Legend and pioneer A-Sides takes a different approach to the track with a straight up drum 'n' bass remix – here, Omar's vocals sit atop fast break beats for the first time, which will definitely please drum 'n' bass aficionados. The EP concludes with a smoother, nu jazz style groove with D-Felics reworking "Everything" feat. Ova Soul.
Japanese-New Zealander Mark de Clive-Lowe is a complex producer, keyboardist, composer and DJ. He embraced the piano at age four; soon becoming an accomplished Jazz musician. Before moving to Los Angeles, MdCL spent 10 years in London where he states he honed his producer skills whilst working alongside Bugz In The Attic and Jody Watley. Now residing in Los Angeles, MdCL continues to tour the World, where he "effortlessly spins samples, drum beats, piano and keys and a live band into a tight aural choreography" (LA Weekly); and his monthly residency, Church (LA/NYC) "has earned a reputation as one of the premiere jam nights in the city", according to LA Times. Studio projects include the Rotterdam Jazz Orchestra Big Band Project; album production for Sy Smith and Sandra St Victor; and collaborating on Jody Watley's new LP. He is also going back to his roots, playing jazz piano for the celebrated Dwight Trible (former singer with Pharoah Sanders).
"The man behind a million great tunes" – GILLES PETERSON (BBC R1/6MUSIC)
"A nice slice of modern soul" – LAUREN LAVERNE SHOW (BBC 6MUSIC)
"Call it what you want, I'm sticking with the words awesome and genius" – WAX MAGAZINE
"Music that connects with all corners of the world via great grooves & melodies" – DAM FUNK (STONES THROW)
"Really soulful vox - particularly like the remixes" – EMILY DICKS (BBC RADIO 1)
"Thanks. Amazing. Big Respect to MdCL. Full support" – JOSE PADILLA
"Mark de Clive-Lowe is a legend. Top release" – JAMES HUXLEY (PULSE RADIO)
"Great sound, quality vocals and some class production.....cut above the rest." – SOULM8ONLINE
"This is great!" – DANNY KRIVIT


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found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
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My name is Bella!
Facts about Bella
- Breed: Domestic Shorthair
- Color: Gray, Blue Or Silver Tabby
- Age: Young
- Sex: Female
- ID#: Flock - JG 15012
- Hair: Short
Bella's Info...
I am already spayed, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Bella was a very young momma cat who had 7 kittens and managed to keep them all alive. - Quite a feat for a young momma. They are all adopted; now Bella needs a home. She has beautiful gray/cream colored marble and white tuxedo markings. She isn't fond of dogs - but willingly co-exists. She is sweet and affectionate.
Other Pets at The FLOCK in Ohio
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Bella, a Richfield Domestic Shorthair cat was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Shorthair for sale in Richfield, or seeking a Domestic Shorthair cat from a breeder in Richfield.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Richfield already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Richfield breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Domestic Shorthair breeders who help with Domestic Shorthair rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Richfield paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Biographical and Playing Info
Given Name: Lance F. Zawadzki
Born: Framingham, MA, USA, in 1985
School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Second Base
Batted: Right Threw: Right
Major League Games: 20
Primary Team: San Diego Padres
Played For
San Diego Padres (2010)
First major league game: 5/2/2010
Final major league game: 6/20/2010
Hall of Fame Voting
No Hall of Fame elections.
See his complete statistical record at baseball-reference.com