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My best guess is Red Excelsa/Red Dorothy Perkins but there are two problems with this: 1. Those varieties are once-blooming (do they possibly bloom twice?) |
It is not 'Excelsa', nor is it even related to that class, the Wichurana Ramblers. The foliage and growth habit is entirely wrong for a Wichurana. This is a "modern climber" of some sort (and don't let anyone tell you it is 'Dr. Huey' because it isn't that either) but not one I am familiar with. |
I'd start with looking at 'Blaze'. |
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majorthomecho Posts: 1,331When I go to the Auto Show, here is a list of the cars that I really want to take a look at. The one thing they have in common is that they are small cars.
BMW 1 Series (probably won't be there)
Mini Cooper
Dodge Neon SRT-4
Chevrolet Aveo
Scion Xa and Xb
I have not been as plugged in to the car world as I have been in the past so if anyone has recommendations as to a small car I should check out, let me know.
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backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787But you should check out the all-new Spectra. It's quite a looker for an economy 4-door, has std. 4-wheel discs, side air curtains, and a VVT engine, and is built on a new platform that will also be used for the next-gen Elantra. Quality is supposed to be way up compared to the prior Spectra. You might also check out the 2.3L Focus which has good power plus is a PZEV. The Volvo S40 isn't a low-end car, but it's built on the same platform as the Mazda3 so it might be in your size category. Also the Scion tC is supposed to be pretty hot. Have fun!
iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716I figured you were out there somewhere! Enjoy your Auto Show experience and do chime back in what you enjoyed about it(or didn't like). I'd check out the Kia Spectra there-it's new design looks great and it offers a lot of car for the money. Also, the Mazda 3 and yes, the Chevy Aveo. I for one want to read your review of Aveo. Gotta get back to my homework-later on!
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majorthomecho Posts: 1,331I should point out that some of those on my list are cars that could be a replacement for my Echo and some are on the list because they are new.
The BMW, the Mini, and the Neon are on the list because they could be replacements. The others are on the list because they are new.
I will take a look at the new Spectra because it is new, but it is not even remotely on the list of cars that may take the Echo's place. -
iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716I'm going to college to re-train after getting a pink slip from The Boeing Company in Everett. I'm way over in mid-Missouri attending college and re-training to be a Respiratory Therapist. Thanks to Uncle Sam and NAFTA I'm in a great program that allows me to concentrate on my studies, get Unemployment Insurance and NOT have to search for work as long as I progress in my studies, etc. The Trade Act is paying for tuition and books completely(hence, thanks Uncle Sam)and I'm on my way into the Allied Health field, one that needs all the help it can get right now in Nursing and Respiratory Therapy, might I add. Here's to that new Kia Spectra out soon and all of your health!
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majorthomecho Posts: 1,331There is a difference between the cars I would consider replacing the Echo and those I am just going to look at because they are new.
If I replace the Echo, I am motivated by totally different factors than what drove me to choose the Echo in the first place.
Those on the possible replacement lists are on there because they are light years ahead of the Echo in terms of performance (Neon and Mini) or their maker has a great name (BMW 1 Series).
If I were to look at the rest of my overall list as replacements, I would be motivated by quality, probable dependability, fuel economy, decent performance, and looks. I really think the rest of the list would come up short against the Echo and that being the case, I would be motivated to keep the Echo. -
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iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716the Boeing job and the brighter future ahead. I am feeling pretty upbeat about what I'm training in right now and I'll eventually go get myself a good job. Gone is all of the negativity surrounding sorry Boeing Commercial Aircraft.
As to your impending car search, what do you think of the Scion's? For instance, what about the Scion xA for you? A competent design AND a low price and that reputed Scion quality(I'm going out on a limb there a bit but you know that it's not by much, major, right? Toyota with a different badge, eh?2011 Kia Soul Sport 5-speed
majorthomecho Posts: 1,331I am not really a hatchback kind of guy and I believe both the Scions and the Focus SVT are hatchbacks.
The SVT would also have to overcome the negative feelings generated by the test drive I took of the Focus sedan.
And both Scions currently available are the Echo in different bodies. Not quite different enough and they come with the same engine as the Echo but with a greater weight for it to push around which means performance suffers. -
majorthomecho Posts: 1,331Here are some quick thoughts about the Aveo. It will probably not have the quality of the Echo. Probably won't be as durable as the Echo. Doesn't get the great gas mileage of the Echo and with gas expected to reach $2.00 a gallon this summer where I live, that is a consideration.
As far as body style goes, I don't like that the gas tank is located on the passenger side. It seems much easier to me to fill up when the gas tank is on the driver's side. -
muffin_man Posts: 865Keep in mind, Aveo MSRPs are before rebates. There are Aveos (stripped) for sale in Los Angeles for $7999. That is a _lot_ of car for the money. When you consider that the xB is $6500 more, all of the sudden the Aveo seems like an amazing value.
Better gas mileage, better acceleration, $6500 cheaper, those are big issues. Of course, it probably won't be as reliable, and it doesn't have the xB's biggest selling point, it's looks, but I would definitely consider it if I was going to buy a car right now.
I'd really like to see a comparison between the Aveo, xB, xA, and whatever else is hanging out down there in the sub $15,000 5-door hatch category. -
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787You folks in L.A. are lucky--cars sound a lot cheaper out there. What is the going price for a Rio or Accent these days? Here in Minnesota, you can get a Rio for about $7500. The lowest advertised price I've seen for a base Aveo is $8999--no air of course. I also saw an ad for a 2003 Elantra with 12,000 miles, automatic, power moonroof, and full warranty to 100,000 miles for $7999. I think that is the kind of car that is the real competition for the stripped Aveos (and Rios and Accents).
Actually the xB has slightly better fuel economy than the Aveo. The Aveo's numbers really aren't that great for such a small car; e.g. just a hair better than the larger Elantra and worse than Japanese compacts.
I think the sub-$15,000 hatch comparison would be very interesting. Depending on how you define "hatchback", there's the Aveo, Focus, Accent, Spectra, xA, xB, and Rio all under $15k before discounts/rebates, and a few more like the Matrix and Elantra just over $15k. -
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backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787I did already, but IMO some of the categories are messed up. For example, how can you have cars like the Sentra SE-R, Focus SVT, and Neon SRT-4 in the "Under $15,000 Sedans" category? That destroys the integrity of the category. Also, if you're going to have those cars in there, you might as well include the Mitsu Evo, which is a gussied-up Lancer, right?
muffin_man Posts: 865My long reply got erased, so I will summarize.
You're right about fuel economy. I really want to test drive an Aveo to see how it compares to the xB, I've only sat in one up until this point.
We need to come up with some hard and fast rules about what qualified as an xB and Aveo competitor. Upright 5-door wagon? What makes them different from other wagons? Distance from c-pillar to rear window? -
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iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716grandtotals comments above. It says 'Read Only' atthe top of every thread and that I created them, when I didn't create them. Also, I went to edit one of my posts in the 'Chevrolet Aveo-sedans'thread and it told me that it couldn't trace the source of the post, or something like that. It didn't say 'Guest' at the top but it said my nickname, too. I don't know what's going on but there's something a bit awry. With the Aveo post I wanted to edit and it wouldn't let me, I just deleted it and re-posted my revised thought. FYI. Hope this helps explain the problem and doens't muddy it firther!
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iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716here we go again. See my post above and the grammatical errors in the first line? I tried to select 'edit' and go in and fix them. It comes back with a message about 'Could not locate message-pathname is not valid'. Something's awry all right. My name and nickname show up above like usual but it still says that this is a 'Read Only' thread and that I created this thread, which I did not. Whattup?
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So I might have missed some recruits that just didn't make his depth chart One note: I know I missed a lot of the SEC recruits (such as the many that are at Alabama, A&M, Auburn, etc.) because they will be much easier to follow as the season starts up. If you really want, I can include some that you guys want listed. Also, I included barely any of the '13 recruits because they are still fresh on our minds and don't need much recognition right now I hope this is appreciated as much as I think it may, but here it goes: Adam Taylor (Fr.), RB, Nebraska: The questionable RB/Non RB take from last year is 5th RB listed. While they retain Ameer Abdullah from last year and the running threat of Taylor Martinez, they still use a number of RBs which could find Taylor some PT. Adolphus Washington (So.), DE, Ohio State/ Dwayne Stanford (So.), WR, Oregon: The duo from Taft High in Ohio were an attempt by Miles to dig into Ohio once again, but Washington stayed home and Stanford went to the speed offense of Oregon. Washington is slated to start at DE where he had 3 sacks last year in spot duty. Stanford will be Oregon's third receiver and only had 11 receptions last year Alonzo Moore (rFr.), WR, Nebraska: One of the late question marks of "Will LSU take him?" of the 2012 class. We passed and he went to Nebraska, where he red-shirted last year and is a backup WR this year with a shot at some PT. Barry Sanders (rFr.), RB, Stanford: In my first installment of "Damn I feel old now", the son of Barry Sanders is listed as the 3rd RB, but with the departure of Stepfan Taylor, he has a chance to start. Cardale Jones (rFr.), QB, Ohio State: We always have that QB recruit that splits this board, Cardale was one of those but Miles couldn't take him out of Ohio. Will be the 3rd QB, but could be handed the reigns next year. He has provided us humor already with his wonderful Tweet about athletes and class that garnered him a suspension in his redshirt year (don't know how that works). Cassius Marsh (Sr.), DE, UCLA: Was committed to LSU for some time before the thought of leaving home got to him and he stayed home. He will start at DE for UCLA, where he has created havoc for the Pac-12 with 8 sacks last year. Chase Rettig (Sr.), QB, Boston College: The brother of Hayden will be in his final year at Boston College, where he will have his 5th OC in 25 months. That must be fun for a QB. 3,065 yards, 17 TDs, 13 INTs last year. Chris Davenport (Sr.), DT, Tulane: After never living up to his star rating and expectations here at LSU he will get one final chance to show his ability at DT at Tulane, where he is penned to start on the d-line. 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Daniel Sams (So.), QB, Kansas State: Sams never was really considered as an LSU offer but was well-recognized in the Louisiana circles. He is listed as the backup QB and should be used as their running QB after running for 3 TDs last year. Darion Monroe (So.), FS, Tulane: Monroe became the marquee recruit for first-year coach Curtis Johnson and did not disappoint after leading the team in tackles with 97 and had 1 INT. Will start at FS again and should be a key contributor for the team. Deion Sanders (Fr.), WR, SMU: In the second installment of "Damn I feel old now" Primetime's kid is listed as a backup WR at SMU. Denzel Perryman (Jr.), LB, Miami: A LBer that I really enjoyed watching as a high school prospect but LSU was just unable to take him from home. Perryman is listed as the starting WLB again, where he notched 64 tackles and 1 INT last year. Deon Bush, (So.), S, Miami: Another Florida recruit LSU could just not take from the allure of Miami. Bush is listed as a starter at safety, where he had 34 tackles and 3 PBUs in spot duty last year. Derek Carr, (Sr.), QB, Fresno State: Yes it is the brother of #1 overall bust David Carr. He's beginning to garner some serious hype after 4,104 yards and 37 TDs last year. Dexter Blackmon, (Sr.), DT, Arkansas State: Yes, I think they have cameras at Arkansas State. After missing out at LSU, Blackmon bounced around before ending up at ASU, where he is listed as a starter at DT and had 17 tackles with 1 INT last year. Dominique Wheeler, (rFr.), WR, Texas Tech: A kid with an impressive high school film and was recruited by LSU before interest waned and he went to Texas Tech with his entertaining family. Listed as a backup WR, but with that offense, he will likely see significant PT. D'Vario Montgomery, (So.), WR, USF: A guy that was liked by many on this board but was lower down on the board before winding up at South Florida. Listed as a starter at WR and only had 6 receptions for 65 yards last year. Eli Rogers, (Jr.), WR, Louisville: Everyone knows Teddy Bridgewater by now, but the linchpin that sent him to Louisville was his high school teammate Rogers. Eli is listed as a starter after having 46 receptions for 505 yards and 4 TDs last year. Elijah McGuire, (Fr.), RB, ULL: An entertaining recruit to watch had his age become a hindrance and led him to ULL, where he will be competing for playing time at RB. Gionni Paul, (So.), LB, Undecided: Paul was another LBer that impressed me like former Miami mate Perryman. For whatever reason, Paul decided to leave Miami despite having 61 tackles and would have likely been their SLB starter. Houston Bates, (Jr.), DE, Illinois: A numbers casualty for LSU in the 2010 class(the same that caught Elliot Porter), Bates moved on to Illinois, where he is listed as a starter at DE despite only having 18 tackles last year in spot duty. Jameill Showers, (Jr.), QB, UTEP: I might be showing some alum bias here, but I get to for doing all of this. Showers was the next in line to take over at QB for Texas A&M until a redshirt freshman took the reigns from him on his way to a Heisman. Showers is a talented QB and will getthe chance to start at UTEP this year. Jameis Winston, (rFr.), QB, Florida State: The threat of being drafted in the MLB scared some teams away, but LSU continued to try their best to get him before he decided on FSU. Winston will take over after E.J. Manuel leaves and is already garnering a lot of hype for his ability. He also showed his arm on a few occasions as an outfielder for the FSU baseball team. James McFarland, (So.), DE, TCU: Like Chucky, LSU fans will get to see another West Monroe product the first week of the year. McFarland is listed as a starting DE after only having 6 tackles last year. Javonte Magee, (So.), DT, Baylor: A d-line recruit LSU got in late on last year but wasn't enough to get him to leave home. A big DT, Magee is listed to start for Baylor after having 10 tackles in spot duty last year. Jeff Luc, (Jr.), WLB, Cincinnati: One of the hardest hitting LBers I have ever seen on film, Luc never gained the other abilities needed at FSU and transferred to Cincy. Luc is listed as the starter at WLB, where he will look to finally make his mark somewhere. Jeremiah Tshimanga, (rFr.), MLB, Oklahoma State: LSU showed some initial interest in him before moving on to better prospects, but most remember him because of his funny, freakish Rivals pic: Image Link He is listed as a backup MLB for the Cowboys and may be able to "muscle" his way into some PT. Joe Morrow, (So.), WR, Mississippi State: A tall WR recruit that some on here wanted at LSU. Interest waned and he decided to stay at home. Morrow is listed as a starter at WR for MSU while only having 5 catches for 53 yards last year. Jonathan McKnight, (Jr.), CB, Arizona: Despite not having the talent of older brother Joe, Jonathan has put together a nice career at Arizona. McKnight is listed as a starter at CB, where he had 51 tackles, 4 PBUs and 3 INTs last year. Jonathan Rumph, (Jr.), WR, Georgia: Rumph was one of the few JuCo WRs LSU was considering before settling on Leslie. Rumph is listed as a starter at WR for Georgia. Kelvin Rainey, (rFr.), MLB, South Carolina: One of the athletic TEs we recruited last year that decided to stay on the East Coast, Rainey is now listed as a backup MLB for South Carolina. His athleticism will be on display there. Kelvin York, (Sr.), RB, Utah: The other half of the impressive Dutchtown RB duo, scholly issues at USC and a knee injury in the JuCo ranks forced York to settle at Utah. York is listed as the starting RB after having 273 yards and 3 TDs last year. Kendall Thompson, (Jr.), SLB, Texas: Voldemort himself became one of the more interesting LSU recruiting stories of all-time. Thompson is listed as the backup SLB after having 60 tackles and 2 sacks last year. Lache Seastrunk, (Jr.), RB, Baylor: The centerpiece of the Willie Lyles investigation caused Lache to head to Oregon before transferring back home to Baylor. Lache is listed as the starter at RB and is gaining the Heisman hype after having 1,012 yards and 7 TDs despite Baylor having 4 players with more than 100 rushes last year. Markeith Ambles, (Jr.), WR, Houston: A much-hyped WR coming out of high school had a number of issues that cut his tenure at Southern Cal short. He is now at Houston looking for a second opportunity, where he is listed as a backup WR but should see significant PT. Marquise Williams, (So.), QB, North Carolina: Another QB that many on this board wanted and LSU recruited but stayed home on the East Coast. He is listed as 3rd on their QB depth chart after having 4 TDs (3 rushing) last year. Mike Davis, (Sr.), WR, Texas: Once an LSU commit at the same time of Justin Hunter, but the allure of the Texas offer was too much and decided to stay in-state. A potential NFL draft pick, Davis is their top receiver after putting up 57 receptions, 939 yards and 7 TDs. Morgan Moses (Sr.), LT, Virginia: Moses was an o-line prospect that LSU recruited last in his senior season. He has since chiseled down to a 6'6" 325 lb. frame that he has used to earn 31 starts during his tenure that at numerous positions. He is listed as their starting LT. Nacho Garcia (So.), LT, Louisville: Nacho was a very intriguing prospect that LSU recruited early on, but injury concerns in his senior year waned interest with a lot of teams. He is listed as the start at LT for Louisville. Nick James (So.), DT, Mississipi State: Nick impressed a lot with his Army combine performance and his massive size. LSU recruited him but couldn't get him away from his home state. James is listed as their starting DT this year despite only having 6 tackles in spot duty. Otha Peters (So.), MLB, Arkansas: An LSU commit most years, Peters came out the wrong year and had to head to Arkansas due to the numbers game at LSU. Peters is listed as the starter at MLB after having 32 tackles last year. Paul Turner (So.), WR, Louisiana Tech: Turner could never just find a spot at LSU. After being buried in the CB and WR depth charts, Turner headed to Louisiana Tech, where he is listed as a starter for them at WR. Ray Drew (Jr.), DE, Georgia: The pizza box just wasn't enough to take over his religious bonding with Richt. Drew has yet to make a solid impact for the Bulldogs (23 tackles, 8 QB hurries last year), but he is listed as their starting DE Rod Crayton (Fr.), NT, Southern Miss: A DT that was liked on this board was beat out by a number of other prospects that LSU took and decided on Southern Miss. Crayton is listed as their backup NT and should see some PT. Ryan Shazier (Jr.), WLB, Ohio State: LSU came very close to getting his signature after he decommitted from Florida late. He decided on Ohio State and has been a solid player for them. Shazier is listed as the starter at WLB after having 115 tackles, 5 sacks and 11 PBUs last year. Shiro Davis (So.), DE, Texas: Why can't we be friends? After making comments about dissension within the LSU ranks and some shady dealings, Shiro winded up at Texas (3 tackles last year), where he is listed as a backup DE behind Cedric Reed. Stavion Lowe, (Sr.), RT, SMU: After injuries and getting stuck deep in the depth chart, Lowe has winded up at SMU, where he is listed as the starter at RT for them. Storm Johnson, (Jr.), RB, UCF: The more modern version of Dexter Pratt, LSU recruited Storm but character concerns ceased that. After some time at Miami, Storm transferred to Central Florida, where he is listed as the starter after having 507 yards and 4 TDs last year. Terrance Broadway, (Jr.), QB, ULL: Broadway's size scared a number of teams away before he settled on Houston. After transferring due to PT there, he headed to ULL, where he is listed as the starting QB after scoring 26 total TDs last year. Terrell Lathan, (So.), DL, TCU: With the suspension of Devonte Fields, LSU could potentially face 3 West Monroe d-linemen in their first game next year. Lathan is listed as a backup DT but could move outside to DE with his versatility. Timmy Jernigan, (Jr.), DT, Florida State: Family won out at the last second and Jernigan decided to stay home despite a reported silent commitment to LSU. Jernigan is listed as a starting DT after having 46 tackles and 1.5 sacks last year. Torrodney Prevot, (Fr.), SLB, Oregon: Prevot's lack of weight scared off a number of teams closer to home, causing Prevot to head to Oregon, where they are hoping he can be the next Dion Jordan. Prevot is listed as the backup SLB. Trevon Randle, (So.), WLB, Houston: A number of issues ended Randle's brief tenure at LSU before he could even see the field. Randle is now at Houston, where he is listed as their starting WLB, and hoping to show the ability that was seen on his high school film. Trey Griffey, (rFr.), WR, Arizona: In the final installment of "Damn I'm getting old now" the son of the great Ken Griffey Jr. is listed as a starting WR for Arizona after red-shirting. Trey Metoyer, (So.), WR, Oklahoma: Metoyer had a number of issues that delayed his start in college, and despite early recruitment from LSU, he headed to Oklahoma. Metoyer is listed as a starting WR for the Belldozer after having 17 catches and 1 TD last year. I hope all of you enjoy this as much as I did typing this all out. I also hope you can respect my wishes to a certain extent that I posted up near the top of this after spending the amount of time I did on this. Again, if I did miss any players that don't fall into the criteria I listed at the top, please let me know and I'll be sure to include them Posted on Blog: Recruiting Blog Category: LSU Football Recruiting Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by nolatrain504 on 6/15 at 10:47 pm to GeauxAggie972 Great post. Really enjoyed reading that. Thanks for the hard work What happened to randall mackey, Kentravus Aubry, quadry antoine. A few names that come to mind that were on radar and left the state Reply Back to Top |
Posted by tigerbait2010 on 6/15 at 10:56 pm to nolatrain504 Randall Mackey is at Ole Miss and oing wellReply Back to Top |
Posted by GeauxAggie972 on 6/15 at 10:58 pm to tigerbait2010 Mackey has actually graduated alreadyReply Back to Top |
Posted by smash williams on 6/15 at 11:06 pm to GeauxAggie972 Wow, great post. Isn't Mike Davis still at Texas? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Ironhead985 on 6/15 at 11:12 pm to GeauxAggie972 Finally, something that isn't negative! Great post! Great work! Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GeauxAggie972 on 6/15 at 11:44 pm to smash williams quote: God, I thought he was already gone by now. He's listed now Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Lester Earl on 6/15 at 11:46 pm to Ironhead985 Cassius Marsh is a Sr already?Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GeauxAggie972 on 6/15 at 11:59 pm to Lester Earl quote: I was thinking junior at most, but I guess it's been awhile since that situation played out Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Jakeyura on 6/16 at 12:30 am to GeauxAggie972 I played at belle Chasse with Quadry still keep in touch with him a little, he was redshirted at MSU for his freshman year, he got a little playing time during the this years spring game. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by chinese58 on 6/16 at 12:41 am to GeauxAggie972 Thanks for doing this and sharing it. Really enjoyed reading all of it. Reply Back to Top |
Awesome job and I Ra'd Les has kinda cooled on the whole Ohio concept. And that is very interesting about the WM D-Line now at TCU. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LSUFreek on 6/16 at 1:26 am to GeauxAggie972 Yeah, Teddy Bridgewater might be our biggest "almost". Most talented producer of them all, and would have solidified our greatest position of need for 3 years. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by GeauxAggie972 on 6/16 at 1:33 am to LSUFreek quote: I think it showed Les' smarts. When Hoke went to Michigan while Ohio State toiled around in sanctions, Les saw that was a blow to his chances at Ohio recruiting. Then sCUM took the job at Ohio State and you might as well close the door on any Ohio recruiting. quote: That is very true and even back then I was saying offering Eli would be worth it for Teddy. Without turning this into a Brandon Harris recruiting thread or a current recruiting thread, the one thing I will say though is with how much I loved Bridgewater in high school, Brandon Harris' HIGHLIGHTS look a lot like Bridgewater's did. He obviously isn't at that talent level, but I think Harris has the ceiling of a Bridgewater and maybe a little higher the more he works on his mechanics and develops. He and Bridgewater share their same drive and determination as well This post was edited on 6/16 at 1:35 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LSUFreek on 6/16 at 1:47 am to GeauxAggie972 quote: That was my first impression as well. My only hesitation was Brandon's height. On hudl, I saw them list him as 6-1 on one reel (I don't know how old that measurement was) which would probably make him more Tyrod Taylor than Bridgewater in pro scouts' eyes. However, on 247, they list Brandon at 6-2.5 which is closer to 247's 6-3 ht of Bridgewater out of high school. (But then you never know how accurate those #'s are until the NFL combine.) So I'm hoping for the latter, and have a good vibe with Coach Cam's glowing endorsement. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by CROWN N COKE on 6/16 at 7:26 am to GeauxAggie972 Fantastic job, GAggie! Thanks!!!! Reply Back to Top |
Posted by lsusa on 6/16 at 7:40 am to GeauxAggie972 Great post thank you. Enjoyed reading. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by tenderfoot tigah on 6/16 at 8:55 am to lsusa Incredible post.Reply Back to Top |
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I haven't used Coty powder in years and had really forgotten about it until I read the reviews on MUA so decided to give it a try again. I bought the Natural and the Extra Coverage Translucent and love the matte finish they give my skin. I am oily, especially in my T-Zone and this powder keeps me matte all day. I ended up going in search of the Luminous variety but was having trouble finding it. Lo and Behold , I walked into the cosmetic section of my local K-mart recently and there it was just waiting for me to grab it up! The luminous powder is difficult to find so I bought the only 2 boxes they had. I find the luminous powder gives me a slight dewy look and not shiny or sparkly at all. I actually like the smell of these powders, reminds me of my days as a young girl just beginning to discover makeup. I would definetly purchase again but seeing how I have like 4 boxes I will probably have no reason to purchase more.
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How about getting a crapload of creamy, light wearing, luminous face power in a really cute box for about $5?!
That is all I have to say about that.
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I really enjoy the light, natural look that this powder gives me. I gently dust it across my face with a large makeup brush (as with most powders, you have to be careful not to overdo it or you look as though as though you have been hit with an open sack of flour) and usually do not have to re-apply it for the rest of the day, making this my current powder of choice and one of my favorite products. I find it gives my skin a gentle glow and makes it appear as though I am wearing no powder at all. I love the retro packaging but it can be a pain to open without the product spilling! My only complaint is that the company needs a better package without losing it's vintage beauty.
I am sorry but as a highly sensitive to scented products person this product really irked me because it is NOT fragrance free. Get real Coty. When I returned it for my refund the manager took a whiff and his eyes watered...LOL
i love the way it looks on the outside- but i am not a fan of the "punch your own holes in the plastic" deal.... my mom uses this stuff- and i had been stealing hers since i was 12- i recently decided to buy it again (i am 25) and i like this stuff better than most department store brand powders. the only downside is it leaves a slightly powdery look to my makeup (its a powder but i dont want it to LOOK powdery on me!)
so i am sticking to bare minerals sheer powder- but for the price this would be my number 2 for powder.
I really love this stuff but the packaging is horrible.
It spills out all over the place each time I open it.
They do give you a lot of it for the price.
I need to buy something to keep this in and ill be happy.
I bought this at Walmart *thinking* it could work like Laura Mercier's secret brightening concealer powder...NOPE...it was glittery and shimmery, not at all what I want for my almost 40 year old skin under my eyes. I would not repurchase nor finish what I bought. I also tried this as a highlighter on the upper cheekbones of my mother (who is in her late 60s) and it looked horrible.
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i wish i'd read these reviews before taking out the little plastic piece inside the container-- now i'm faced with a gaping pot of powder that's sure to get everywhere. it looks lovely on my bathroom counter, though! no scent that i can detect, which is great, but comes across as really, really shiny on me. this probably won't work long term because i'm trying to get away from being shiny. however, if you're looking for more a dewy look, this would work great.
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I really love the vintage packaging this comes in and the light fragrance it has. It works pretty well when it comes to setting my makeup and absorbing oil, but the shimmer in it is a bit much as an all-over face powder on my oily skin. It looks glowy at first, but then starts to make my face look shiny. If I blot a lot, then it looks ok though. I will finish up this box of powder and then try the Translucent one.
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Fingerprinting is a common technique for molecular screening. Daylight, Inc. introduced this technique, and it is described in the following article. Bingo fingerprints, as compared to Daylight fingerprints, are built not from bond paths, but from trees and rings. A Russian article describes the enumeration of subtrees, which in turn is based on reverse search by David Avis and Komei Fukuda.
For tautomer substructure search, Bingo incorporates a unique type of fingerprinting.
For subgraph matching, we developed an original algorithm. It is somewhat similar to an algorithm by Luigi Cordella et al.
For the molecule layout in Indigo and Bingo, we developed a unique algorithm, based on biconnected components extraction. It incorporates some ideas of Craig Shelley.
For the aromaticity matching and resonance search, we developed unique algorithms as well.
For the canonical SMILES, Brendan McKay's nauty canonical labeling algorithm was re-implemented. Many of the original nauty's features and optimizations were not included. There is also a description of the algorithm in Russian.
For the affine transformation matching, Wolfgang Kabsch's algorithm was implemented.
In internal molecule and reaction formats, the LZW algorithm with some modifications was used for compression.
For the exact maximum common substructure search, we developed a unique algorithm partially based on Thierry Hanser's algorithm (which in turn has its roots in an algorithm by Coen Bron and Joep Kerbosh). For the approximate maximum common substructure search, the 2DOM algorithm with some modifications was implemented. A Russian paper describes both algorithms.
Oracle Interface
The C++ wrapper was implemented for the Oracle OCI library. One Russian article describes the pitfalls of handling Oracle LOBs in OCI, while another Russian article covers the performance of queries.
Cairo 1.8.6 was used for rendering in Indigo. In Linux builds, the system-wide
installation of libcairo
must be present (-I/usr/include/cairo
flag is passed to the compiler and
is passed to the linker). In Mac OS X builds, the system-wide installation of libcairo
must be
present as well (/opt/local/lib/libcairo.dylib
path is passed to the linker). You can install it using
MacPorts. The 32-bit and 64-bit Windows builds of Cairo are included in the source
tree. They can be downloaded from GTK and
GNOME project sites, respectively. Binaries of
libpng, zlib,
Freetype, Fontconfig, and
Expat, needed for Cairo, are there as well.
File Formats
The molecule and reaction format descriptions are available on the following sites: Daylight SMILES, ChemAxon SMILES extensions, and MDL (Symyx) Molfiles.
Web standards
More information about web standards used by Ketcher can be found here: SVG, VML.
Web frameworks
Ketcher includes two JavaScript libraries: Raphaël for vector graphics and Prototype for overall code improvement.
Code Examples
Chemistry Toolkit Rosetta wiki contains some examples of small utilities written using Indigo C++ API.
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Debate over film's credibility as an art form is as old as the medium itself, and largely defined in terms of formalist and realist approaches. This book explores how artists have used the medium to explode cinematic conventions and convey a truly expressive cinema one that uses rhythm, color, structure, and content to express a staggering array of ideas and feelings. Broken down into ten subgenres, including collage, appropriation, lyricism, structuralism, parody, and installation, Art Cinema gives a detailed overview of various approaches and how they fit into an art-historical context. Over five hundred films and filmmakers are included, from past masters such as Hans Richter, Man Ray, and Stan Brakhage, to contemporary greats such as David Lynch, Michel Gondry, and Lars von Trier; from art house legends Jean-Luc Godard, and Ken Russell to underground icons and contemporary artists such as Kenneth Anger, Matthew Barney, Bruce Conner, Michael Snow, Chris Marker, and Stan Douglas.


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HP Photosmart C4270 All-in-One Printer support
This document provides steps to replace print cartridges.
Video of replacing print cartridges
The following video demonstrates the steps for replacing the cartridges. The product shown in the video is the HP Photosmart C4280. The outside of the product might look different, but the steps are similar for your product.
If you have trouble viewing the video or to view the video in a different size,
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Replacing print cartridges
Follow these steps to replace print cartridges.
To purchase cartridges or check cartridge compatibility for your printer, go to
HP Home & Home Office Store
(US only), and then click Ink Toner & Paper.
If you are located outside of the US, follow these steps to purchase cartridges using HP SureSupply.
- Go to HP SureSupply .
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and make sure that the country/region location is correct.
Genuine HP cartridges can also be purchased from other retailers.
Step one: Replace the old print cartridge
- Turn the product on.
- Make sure to have letter or A4 unused plain white paper loaded in the input tray.
- Open the print cartridge door.NOTE:Make sure the print carriage moves to the right. If it does not move to the right, turn the product off and turn it back on again.CAUTION:If the product is off when the print cartridge door is opened for access to the print cartridges, the product will not release the cartridges for changing. The product can be damaged if the print cartridges are not docked safely before removal.
- Wait until the print carriage is idle and silent, and then lightly press down on a print cartridge to release it.
- When replacing the tri-color print cartridge, remove the print cartridge from the slot on the left.
- When replacing the black or photo print cartridge, remove the print cartridge from the slot on the right.
- Pull the print cartridge toward you out of its slot.NOTE:When removing the black print cartridge in order to install the photo print cartridge, store the black print cartridge in the print cartridge protector or an airtight plastic container.
- Remove the new print cartridge from its packaging.
- Touch only the black plastic, and gently remove the plastic tape by using the pink pull tab.CAUTION:Do not touch the copper-colored contacts or reattach the tape.
- Hold the cartridge with the HP logo on top.
- Gently push the upper part of the print cartridge forward until it clicks into the socket.
- When installing the tri-color ink cartridge, slide it into the left slot.
- When installing a black, photo, or gray photo ink cartridge, slide it into the right slot.
- Close the print cartridge door.
If a print cartridge(s) missing or not detected or carriage jam message appears, the carriage might have encountered an obstruction or is not moving correctly.
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Step two: Align the new print cartridge
When a new cartridge is installed, the product aligns the cartridge. Align the cartridges at any other time by using the software installed with the product. Aligning the cartridges ensures high-quality output.
NOTE:If a cartridge is removed and reinserted, the product will
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alignment values for that cartridge.
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- When prompted, make sure that plain, white letter or A4 paper is loaded in the input tray, and then press the button next to OK. The alignment page prints.
- Lift the lid. Place the top of the alignment page face-down on the front, right corner of the scanner glass.
- Close the lid.
- Press the button next to OK.When the On button stops flashing, the alignment is complete and the page can be removed.
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The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Warriors in lore {WoW}
Aug 13th 2010 7:42PM Grand Warlock Wilfred Fizzlebang WAS a great warlock...
WoW Insider Show Episode 95: Just for you {WoW}
Jun 22nd 2009 5:00PM I love the show and listen to it every week! Thanks for shot at the loot card.
The Queue: You have been pwned by a grue {WoW}
Mar 17th 2009 1:52PM Has anyone else ever noticed on the log-in screen that there is a chain link fence on the edge of the ice cliff?
Although it of course matches the motif of being cold and spikey looking, it's nice to know that the Lich King is concerned with the safety of the denizens and visitors of Icecrown. Of course as the Lich "King" he probably has regulations to maintain or he might get fined by Northrend safety inspectors. I mean, all it takes is one Scourge to slip and fall and sue Arthas for every copper he has to undermine the future goals of the entire campaign.
Officers' Quarters: Time for another rant {WoW}
Mar 16th 2009 3:28PM Wow.
I'm completely amazed by the number of commentors that just did not comprehend the article at all. It is like they saw "rant about nonofficers" and immediately posted a comment about the OP being "condescending/arrogant/a big meanie-head" etc. It is called a "rant" for a reason. In a rant you vent your frustrations and use harsher language that might offend the "can't we all just get a long/everyone is a unique snowflake" mentalities.
The post can be summed up in 2 points:
1. If you have a thought/comment/problem with your officers, talk to them. Don't be passive-aggressive or disruptive.
2. Show some appreciation. It is much easier in our culture to be critical and cynical of leadership/authority. Everyone can critique, but few can say "thanks for...".
If people freak out about the article, IMHO they need to learn to relate to people more maturely and probably have never been in the usually thankless role of real leadership.
All that said, great post. As someone that has been both an officer and a dedicated member in a guild, sometimes people need a good rant to shake 'em up and help them think.
Countdown to Wrath giveaway: Day 2 - Razer DeathAdder mouse {WoW}
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Latest 'Star Wars' Rumors Include Expanded 'Episode VII' Roles For Luke, Han & Leia Plus Michael Fassbender and Hugo Weaving
Posted on Saturday, January 11th, 2014 by Germain Lussier
How about some juicy Star Wars rumors for your weekend? These come from The Hollywood Reporter, who say much has changed with Star Wars Episode VII since original screenwriter Michael Arndt left the project last year. Reportedly Arndt wanted the film to focus on the offspring of the original trilogy characters (Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Han Solo) while director J.J. Abrams wanted Episode VII to focus on those characters, keeping the offspring in the background until Episode VIII and Episode IX.
Meanwhile, while this shake up was going on, Abrams continued to take meetings with all kinds of actors. Pretty much anyone that's previously been reported (Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael B. Jordan, etc.) took a meeting as well as new names Michael Fassbender, Adam Driver and Hugo Weaving. Read More »


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geographical name \ˌä-gə-ˈdir, ˌa-\Definition of AGADIR
city & port SW Morocco area pop 478,000
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(Concise Encyclopedia)Seaport city (pop., 2004: 678,596), southwestern Morocco on the Atlantic coast. It was occupied in the 16th century by the Portuguese but later became an independent Moroccan port. After the 1911 Moroccan Crisis, it was occupied by French troops in 1913. Modern growth began with the port's construction in 1914 and the development of the fishing industry. In 1960 the city was virtually destroyed by a pair of earthquakes, a tidal wave, and a fire; a new city centre was rebuilt south of its original location. It is also a marketplace for the surrounding agricultural area.
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The Great Bend High School Debate Team competed in their third tournament weekend of competition. They had five debate teams compete at the Buhler debate tournament on Saturday Oct. 13th. Two teams competed in the open division and three in the novice division. One open team placed and one novice team placed. In the open division Michael Gieck and Kameko Schultz placed second with a five and zero win loss record and twenty speaker points. "My partner and I did very well as a team together" Schultz stated. They competed against 46 teams in open division. In the novice division ...
Most people tap their feet when they hear music, but some people make music by tapping their feet. As its second concert of the 2012-13 season, the Golden Belt Community Concert Association will present "TAP – The Show," celebrating the artistry of tap dance from around the globe.
A fund has been established to assist with the medical expenses for 10-year-old Kadin White, Great Bend, who was recently diagnosed with leukemia and will undergo two years of chemotherapy. He is the son of Dustin and Briana White and has two younger sisters, Kynslee and Kambryn.
The Golden Belt Community Foundation invites proposals for its upcoming competitive grant cycle. Applications now are being accepted from qualified 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations and public institutions, including schools, government entities, and clubs and civic/community organizations in Barton, Pawnee, Rush, and Stafford counties. Funds are available primarily for the health and well being of youth; however, limited funds are available in many other categories.
Since stress is at the core of many health issues, St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center is sponsoring a free presentation on Tai Chi, which combines breathing, visualization and gentle movements to cleanse the body of tension and pressure.
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The Double Trouble Trick Riders are kindred spirits with rodeo participants at Saturday's 8th Annual Rosewood Rodeo, to be held at Great Bend's Expo III Arena. They share a common experience because therapeutic horse riding has positively changed their lives.
RUSSELL - The Russell Association of Churches has a new moniker, Russell Churches Care. Ministerial Alliance president, the Rev. Roger Dennis, of St. John Lutheran Church revealed the new theme in coordination with the initial event to be held Sunday, Oct. 28, at Russell High School's Shaffer Field.
Barton County Association of Churches is planning its annual soup supper, which will take place from 4:30-7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, at the Prince of Peace Parish Center in Great Bend. A freewill donation will be taken, and all can enjoy soup and pie or cake, organizers said. Dine-in and carryout will be available.
A Great Bend USD 428 teacher arrested last month on drug charges had her bond reduced Wednesday pending her preliminary hearing, which is set for 3 p.m. on Nov. 1 in Barton County District Court.
Advanced Therapy and Sports Medicine is celebrating National Physical Therapy Month by organizing its second annual community food drive. The Give Back Community Food Drive will run through Oct. 31.
Free family entertainment, including two trick-riding performances, Randy the Clown, face painting and other children's activities, will all be included in the Eighth Annual Rosewood Rodeo this Saturday at the Great Bend Expo III arena, two miles west of 10th and Patton.
The Great Bend High School debate squad traveled to Hays on Saturday Oct. 6th, for their second tournament of the season, taking five teams in the Novice Division and two teams in the Open Division. Both Open Teams placed in the top six winning medals. Two Novice Teams placed in the top six also winning medals. Three students won speaker awards in Open and Novice Divisions and two more Novice teams were in the top ten and earning winning records. The team also won a trophy by placing second overall in sweepstakes.


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"Years back (buyers) would come down to the market and they would just buy stuff, and now they want to make sure they have two pallets of grapes at this price," he said.
Working with independent retailers to set up advance pricing means communicating those needs to shippers, he said.
Everyday Fresh enters mainstream
Steve Chmelovsky Jr. will join Everyday Fresh Produce Inc. on a full time basis after his graduation from college in May, said father Steve Chmelovsky, president and chief executive officer of the company.
The senior Chmelovsky said the wholesaler specializes in Indian, Hispanic and Asian produce but has started to add mainstream commodities, including lemons, blueberries and mangoes, to its mix.
"Asian and Indian consumers are not regular customers of apples, grapes and pears, but we are starting to open up our line a little bit," he said.
The firm has added persimmons from Spain, boosted volume of maradol papayas and expanded year-round imports of mangoes, he said.
J.L. Gonzalez adds doors on market
J.L. Gonzalez is now perhaps the largest Mexican-oriented distributor in the Chicago area, said Jason Gonzalez, transportation manager.
Acquiring a portion of the market previously occupied by World Wide Produce has allowed the company to grow, he said.
The firm previously operated doors 11 through 19 on the market and now operates from doors 1 through 20, Gonzalez said. Before, the company had units 5, 6 and 7 on the market and as of mid-November they operated units 1 through 7, he said.
The firm, founded in 1993, distributes Mexican produce grown by the company's sister company in Edinburg, Texas, Gonzalez said.
The firm specializes in premium Mexican produce, including avocados, cilantro and tomatillos.
Gonzalez said the firm plans to expand its sales effort but will continue to focus on Mexican produce.
Panama Banana goes beyond bananas
With the acquisition of additional units at the Chicago International Produce Market and veteran produce salesmen, Panama Banana has become about much more than the yellow fruit that remains its logo.
"We were primarily just tropical fruit before, but now we have a complete line of fruits and vegetables," said Deke Pappas, co-owner of Panama Banana.
Along with gaining space formerly occupied by the Auster Co. Inc. in 2010, Panama Banana also hired fruit salesmen Tommy Durante and Nick Florek, formerly with Auster.
Pappas said those hires brought Panama Banana the capabilities of a full-line fruit house, and the September hire of veteran vegetable salesman Dean Kennelly provided the wholesaler with new vegetable accounts.


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Thu, Jan 29, 04 at 13:24
Anyone had any experience painting a faux "tile look" on a wall? I would like to paint the backsplash to look like rough slate tile. I'm also undecided on colors. My other walls will be pale yellow, countertop is cream and kitchen cabinets are med. oak. Any ideas? I plan on using plaid valances in windows with a warm red, yellow and green. |
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It's very, very easy. Get some very thin masking tape (it comes in all sorts of teeny-tiny sizes at a good art supply store) and tape off all your grout lines first. The basecoat color UNDER your masking tape will be the grout color, so if you want that to be different than wahatever it is now, paint and let the paint cure before doing the rest. Then tape it off, and paint or sponge away. If you are a complete novice, then the easiest of many ways to make the tiles themselves is probably sponging. One way is to have a few paint trays (say, three or four) with a different color in each. Then start sponging and experimenting till you get the look you want. Pell of the masking and it's beautiful! After it cures, you can varnish or seal it so it's very scrubbable! I have done lots of backsplashes-- they are wonderful and easy! Colorwise, you can find a sample of slate and pull colors from the other things in your room and subtly work them in! Slate has a ton of variety and is extremely forgiving to paint! |
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Thanks for responding skatiero. We're still peeling the wallpaper off. I have picked out some colors although I'm afraid they may be too dark. But it's just paint, right! Would you buy the flat latex or egg shell paint or use acrylics.If you varnish it afterwards, does it matter if you use flat latex. |
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MaryAnn, I might sometime get time to do something with my backsplash- can you tell me how to peel the wallpaper off? |
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Don't buy expensive wallpaper remover. Hot water works just as well. get a Tiger's claw ( a hand held thing that scores your paper so water can get under it, score, and then soak with hot water. give it time to penetrate then start pulling. Use a sponge. Kinda messy but works great. |
Here's a "tile mural" I did behind my stove. I used a store-bought poster and tore it into 4" squares using a ruler so the edges were a little rough. The second picture is my counter, faux painted to look like stone. Should give you some ideas. Both surfaces are several years old, have polyurethane over them and are holding up very well. |
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Hi there, is the paint you use to paint the faux tile just acrylic paint like you would use on canvas?? Thanks! |
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Earlier this month at Mobile World Congress, Symantec announced File Sync and Share that is truly private. So how private is private enough? The answer depends on who you are, what you are trying to keep private and whom you are trying to keep it private from. Keeping family vacation pictures from turning up on the local newspaper may be less important than preventing company confidential information from falling into the hands of competitors domestic or foreign.
Today's increasingly mobile workforce and the adoption of user-provided devices (BYOD) is driving the need for being able to access company content anywhere from any
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Notre Dame's Pro Day is today, which means it's yet another Manti Te'o day. We'll watch and scrutinize every muscle fiber twitch, especially when those muscles are propelling him down a field as he runs 40 yards in a straight line.
Nearly a month ago to the day the middle linebacker posted a 40 time at the NFL Scouting Combine that was just the worst. John Harbaugh went and broke the Internet, while we all wondered if Leon Sandcastle would be drafted ahead of everyone's favorite catfished former Irish star. A bad day was had by all, expect anyone with a keyboard.
Te'o's best Combine time was a 4.82, which was slower than an offensive lineman. Significantly slower too, as a few days prior Terron Armtead posted a 4.71. Te'o won all the lols.
Conveniently, we all seemed to forget that many middle linebackers who've sort of had some success in the NFL aren't exactly burners. I listed them in a rant at the time, but to name a few recent ones again: Sean Lee, Brandon Spikes, and Pat Angerer. Te'o will never have blazing speed. He has sufficient speed, as instead he finds the ball carrier through field vision, instincts, and agility.
But anywho, for those who care he vowed to improve his 40 time today, saying at the Combine that the media distraction of the whole catfishing mess played a role in his preparation. He promised, and he delivered…
Manti Te'o 1st 40: McShay: 4.75 Josina: 4.72. #NDProDay
— Josina Anderson (@JosinaAnderson) March 26, 2013
That's nice, even if it's still far from blazing (last year, Luke Kuechly posted times of 4.50 and 4.58). But it changes nothing, or almost nothing.
Maybe some of the fears about Te'o in coverage have been ever so slightly quieted. But it's far more likely that Te'o's tape — that film thing that shows him, you know, playing football — continues to be the ultimate evaluation tool.
That tape says different things to different evaluators, which has resulted in scattered views on where Te'o will land in early mock drafts. He'll come off the board early, but exactly how early? And will it be early enough to be a first-round pick? Those are cloudy questions.
Rotoworld's Evan Silva just posted his first mock, and Te'o is excluded from the opening round. But both Charley Casserley (25th, to the Vikings) and Daniel Jeremiah (24th, to the Colts) at NFL.com have him slotted in on Day 1, while Mike Mayock also thinks he's a first-round pick. A few weeks ago our own tape guru Alen Dumonjic watched a lot of Te'o chasing and tackling people, and he wrote many glowing words about his run defense, but followed that with these tepid words of warning about his coverage:
An area of Te'o's game that has seen some criticism the last couple of years is his pass defense. He improved from his junior season to his senior year, but he still isn't the most fluid of athletes, and he tends to be overly aggressive despite showing instincts that enable him to be around the ball frequently. He's also better when the receiver is in front of him than behind him.
Dour Farrar's words were much more damning, as he noted that even while defending the run, Te'o relies heavily on a strong defensive line to occupy blockers.
Does not consistently shed second-level blocks well, nor is he consistently able to peel off blocks at the line — a liability that presented itself before the BCS game against Alabama. Doesn't always hit running lanes with the speed and force you'd expect from an elite inside linebacker prospect. Drops instinctively into coverage after reading pass, but generally takes half a tick to get moving back in space — that half a tick could cost him more in the NFL. Less fluid and more choppy when transitioning on the move. As a tackler, does a lot of diving and "guessing" — he doesn't wrap up enough and will whiff on more tackles than he should.
See, different eyes can have different criticisms, and arrive at different conclusions. For Te'o, finding a set of NFL eyes that sees value in his skillset and is willing to make a first-round investment is much more important than any time posted today.


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Gift ideas for your favorite fashionista
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This has been one long week!!
I have tried to take as many pictures and video as much as I can, but to say the least, I am WORN OUT! I am no longer a spring chicken! HAHA I haven't been for a couple years now, but oh the joys of becoming an older woman! I think that most women to climb up the ladder in age, don't keep up. Nothing more attractive than a woman that can embrace her age and act it!!
I am in the process of watermarking the pictures from my birthday week. I want to share them with you guys! So until then, let me know what you wanna see and it'll give me more idea what to post. Cuz damn, watermarking is a pain in the ass. Thanks to those that steal my pictures!!!!