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The Tennessee Titans were once the Houston Oilers and Mike Florio remembers the past by including former Oiler RB Earl Campbell and QB Warren Moon on his Mt.Rushmore. The fans of PFT also included those two blasts from the pasts on their list.
Wednesday's star-studded edition of Pro Football Talk on NBCSN included an LSU mini-reunion. Former Tigers Odell Beckham Jr. (now with the Giants) and Tyrann Mathieu (now with the Cardinals) joined the program to discuss, among other things, how to slow down Beckham.
Mathieu told Paul Burmeister the best way to do it is with a quick jam at the line of scrimmage.
"I think somebody in his face the entire game, it'll probably give him some trouble," Mathieu said.
Beckham agreed: "It's true, it's true," he said.
"That's probably one of the things that I want to work on the most is just that press game. I feel like if you can get that first five yards down, I feel very comfortable about the rest of my game," Beckham said.
Mathieu then got a chance (sort of) to demonstrate when Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill showed up to throw a pass to Beckham. To see the whole exchange, click below.
The Broncos have added an experienced defensive backs coach to their staff.
Joe Woods, who oversaw the Raiders' secondary in 2014, has agreed to become Denver's defensive backs coach, the team said Wednesday night.
The 44-year-old Woods has worked with NFL defensive backs the last 11 seasons. Before his season with Oakland, he had stints with Minnesota (2006-2013) and Tampa Bay (2004-2005).
The news of Woods' addition comes on the same evening Denver reached a deal with Wade Phillips to become defensive coordinator.
On Friday, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll declared the shoulder injury to safety Earl Thomas to be "over." Technically, it isn't. As a practical matter, it is.
Thomas fully participated in the team's "Competition Wednesday" practice session despite the shoulder injury. Ditto for tackle Justin Britt (knee), running back Marshawn Lynch (back; pictured), cornerback Richard Sherman (elbow), and guard J.R. Sweezy (ankle).
No injured players practiced on a limited basis or not at all.
The Seahawks will place an official availability label on each player after Friday's practice. Barring a setback, it's hard to imagine any of them to be less than probable.
Wade Phillips is back for a second tour with the Broncos.
Phillips has agreed to become Denver's defensive coordinator, the team announced Wednesday night.
Phillips, 67, was the Texans' defensive coordinator from 2011 through 2013, working with head coach Gary Kubiak, with whom he will team again in Denver.
Phillips' hiring could signal changes ahead for the Broncos' defense. A move to a 3-4 scheme is likely; the club employed a "40" front a season ago.
Phillips was the Broncos' head coach from 1993 through 1994 after a four-season stint as their defensive coordinator (1989-1992). This is his eighth stint as an NFL defensive coordinator. In addition to his prior work in Denver and Houston, he oversaw defenses in New Orleans, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Atlanta and San Diego.
Phillips also has a solid resume as a head coach, posting an 83-69 record. He was 16-17 in his two seasons with Denver.
In March, the $20 million in 2015 compensation due and owing to Patriots cornerback Darrelle Revis becomes fully guaranteed. If the Patriots can't work out with Revis a new deal before then, they'll have to decide whether to pay the money or to cut him.
Per a league source, negotiations have not yet commenced between the Patriots and Revis on a new deal that would replace the current one. The starting point presumably will be a package that pays out at least $20 million in the first year.
If the Patriots aren't willing to go that high, the question becomes whether other teams will be willing to offer more than what the Patriots would put on the table. Any team that provides that information to the player's agent engages in tampering; agents, however, call it "gauging the market" in order to better assess the player's value.
Multiple teams are expected to be interested in Revis, if he becomes available. Teams currently believed to be interested include the Jets, Bills, Chiefs, and Browns.
Some think that the tampering charges filed by the Patriots against the Jets, based on public comments made by owner Woody Johnson about his interest in re-signing Revis, were intended primarily to scare the Jets away from pursuing Revis.
Drafted in 2007, Revis was traded to the Buccaneers in 2013. After one season in Tampa, the Bucs opted not to continue his year-to-year $16 million annual arrangement, due in large part to the shift in defensive philosophy to the Cover 2. Revis then signed with the Patriots a contract that was viewed as a one-year deal for cap purposes, with a trigger aimed at forcing a new contract or putting Revis back on the market.
To keep Revis off the market, there's a chance the Patriots will have to fork over 2.5 times the amount they'll be paying to quarterback Tom Brady in 2015.
The list of folks still in the running for the vacant personnel executive position in Philly could be a lot shorter than the list of men either who said "no thanks" or whose teams said "no touchy."
Per a league source, the list of men who have declined interviews for the job includes Packers director of college scouting Brian Gutenkunst and Ravens director of college scouting Joe Hortiz. Their teams either denied requests for permission or the candidates declined the opportunity.
Teams can deny permission because the job does not entail final say over the draft or the 53-man roster.
Earlier this month, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie promoted G.M. Howie Roseman to the position of executive V.P. of football operations, gave coach Chip Kelly full power over personnel, and authorized Kelly to hire his own table-setter from a player standpoint. Kelly has not yet made a hire, and some believe the perception of a power struggle between Kelly and Roseman has caused some candidates to decide to avoid becoming essentially the buffer between the coach and the guy in charge of negotiating contracts.
Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer recently reported that uncertainty exists in the agent community regarding Roseman's role. That uncertainty will linger until Kelly's right-hand man in hired — and possibly longer.
The 49ers are likely staying in-house to fill their offensive coordinator vacancy.
The club "is expected" to tab assistant Geep Chryst to oversee the offense, Albert Breer of NFL Media reported Wednesday night.
The 52-year-old Chryst was the 49ers' quarterbacks coach the last four seasons. He was last an NFL offensive coordinator with the Chargers under Mike Riley in 1999 and 2000. Chryst also has been an offensive assistant with the Panthers (2006-2010) and Cardinals (1996-1998, 2001-2003).
The 49ers' offense struggled in 2014, with San Francisco finishing 30th in passing yards and 25th in points. It will be interesting to see what changes Chryst makes after a tough season for a talent-laden attack. The progress of starting quarterback Colin Kaepernick bears watching, and some changes could come at the skill positions. Stalwart tailback Frank Gore and wideout Michael Crabtree are both slated to be free agents.
Running back Fred Jackson has been with the Bills for the last nine years and he's seen a lot of coaches come through the organization in that time.
The last of those coaches was Doug Marrone, who opted out of his contract after two years this month. Jackson, a Bills captain in 2014, said on PFT Live Wednesday that he received a mass text from Marrone about his decision and hasn't heard anything else from the coach about his choice to leave the Bills.
Not that Jackson seems to mind the result of the change all that much. Mike Florio asked Jackson about Rex Ryan and the veteran running back said he thinks Ryan's the man to get the Bills back into the playoffs.
"I'm extremely excited about it. Rex is Rex. Everybody knows who he is. He's a boisterous coach that's gonna come in and have things go his way," Jackson said. "Teams usually take on the persona of their coaches. I think he's gonna give us the push we need to get over this hump. We went 9-7, the best we finished in 10 years, and I think he's going to be the guy that gets us over that hump."
Given the histories of Ryan and offensive coordinator Greg Roman, Jackson should be in line for plenty of work in 2015 whether or not C.J. Spiller re-signs with the team. The 2014 history for both coaches speaks to the need of strong quarterback play to balance out the work on even the strongest work on the ground, however.
Jackson also outlined an unlikely career path from Coe College and the Sioux City Bandits to NFL Europe and the Bills that includes cameos from Marv Levy and 49ers coach Jim Tomsula during his visit with Florio, which you can check out in its entirety below.
Leading up to Super Bowl XLIX, we'll take a closer look at one proposition bet per day, something we've dubbed PFT's Prop Challenge.
Here's the idea: we present a prop, do some light analysis, then let you decide which side to take — hypothetically, of course. (Previous examples are at the bottom of this post.)
When the Super Bowl wraps up, we'll tally the votes and see how well PFT Planet did.
Now, let's get to today's prop, which is courtesy of oddsmaker William Hill U.S.:
Over-Under on Patriots tailback LeGarrette Blount's Super Bowl carries: 13.5.
Over: -110. Under: -110.
When the Patriots and Seahawks met last back in 2012, the Patriots threw 58 passes and attempted 26 rushes. The Patriots played at a quick pace, stuffing 85 plays into 34 minutes. Overall, New England ran one play per 24 seconds.
The question is, will the Pats employ a similar approach this time around? If so, Shane Vereen, not Blount, could be New England's key back.
On the other hand, if the Patriots have a more balanced attack, then the 6-foot, 250-pound Blount could be busy. He might not get, say, the 30 carries he had vs. Indianapolis in the AFC title game, but clearing 13.5 carries could well be within his reach. If the Patriots want to stick with the run, then Blount will be the back they lean upon.
Blount has only twice received more than 13.5 carries since returning to New England in November, but the oddsmaker's total seems appropriate. After all, Blount has taken 78.6 percent of the Patriots' tailback carries in the postseason (33-of-42).
In short, the prop probably comes down to how you see the game playing out. If New England gets ahead, Blount will be busy. If New England falls behind . . . well, OVER 13.5 carries could be in trouble.
Furthermore, this is a prop that Seattle fans should have a feel for, too. They know their team's defense well. Can New England establish the run? Will it even try?
Cast your votes and let us know in the comments.
Previous props studied:
Day I: Over-Under on Brandon LaFell's receiving yards.
Day II: Over-Under on Doug Baldwin's catches.
Day III: Will Rob Gronkowski score a touchdown?
Day IV: Will there be a one-yard TD in the Super Bowl?
Day V: Over-Under on Tim Wright's receiving yards.
Everyone is talking about Marshawn Lynch not talking this week. Which means no one is talking about what Lynch does best, which is run with the ball in his hands, particularly in the playoffs.
That's too bad, because Lynch has already put together one of the all-time great postseason resumes of any running back in NFL history.
Lynch's record of postseason runs starts, of course, with the Beast Quake. On January 8, 2011, in Lynch's first career postseason game, he destroyed the Saints' defense on his way to a 67-yard touchdown run to seal the Seahawks' win late in the fourth quarter. Some people consider that the best run in NFL history.
But that game, in which Lynch carried 19 times for 131 yards, was far from Lynch's only big postseason game. From that postseason debut through his 157-yard day against the Packers in the NFC Championship Game, Lynch has topped 100 yards in the playoffs five times, and topped 130 yards four times. Only former Broncos running back Terrell Davis, with five 130-yard playoff games, has reached 130 yards in the postseason more often than Lynch.
Players on the Patriots understand what they're up against when they're up against Beast Mode.
"I've said many times I think he's the best back in the game," Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork said today. "With the ball in his hands, catching the ball, running the ball, blocking, yards after contact, you name it. All those areas he leads. He's amazing when he gets the ball in his hands."
Added Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones, "Marshawn Lynch is a guy that could run through and run over your whole defense if you let him."
If Lynch does run over the Patriots' whole defense, he may add a Super Bowl MVP award to his already great postseason resume. Lynch may just go down as the best big-game running back ever.
At this point in the offseason, teams without full coaching staffs are scrambling a bit.
Now the Raiders are looking for another defensive coordinator.
According to Brett McMurphy of ESPN.com, Louisville defensive coordinator Todd Grantham is staying in college.
He had been offered a two-year deal to take the same job with the Raiders, but apparently decided to stay put.
Whether that's a bad thing for the Raiders is open to interpretation, but being turned down by a college coach is a bad look for an organization trying to overcome a tradition of bad football and bad decisions.
The Rams interviewed Nathaniel Hackett in their search for a new offensive coordinator, but it looks like he'll be coaching elsewhere in 2015.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Hackett has pulled his name from consideration in St. Louis and will be joining Gus Bradley's staff in Jacksonville. Per Rapoport, Hackett is expected be the team's quarterbacks coach.
Moving the Jacksonville would allow Hackett to continue working with Doug Marrone, who hired Hackett as his offensive coordinator at Syracuse and again with the Bills when Marrone was a head coach. Marrone will be working with the offensive line in Jacksonville while Greg Olson runs the offense.
The move will give Hackett another chance to work with a young quarterback after spending the last two years tutoring Bills 2013 first-round pick EJ Manuel. Manuel was benched after four games in 2014, a development that the Jaguars presumably don't want to see happen with Blake Bortles in his second season.
The bizarre family feud that has clouded the future of the Saints has taken another strange turn, which for this story is saying something.
According to Andy Grimm of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the daugher and grandchildren of Saints owner Tom Benson have asked a judge to order a psychological evaluation of the 87-year-old.
The court filing cites "a pattern of bizarre behavior," by Benson, and they want to have him evaluated by a geriatric psychology specialist.
This is the latest in a string of filings from his daughter and grandchildren, after he took control of his sports teams and assets away from them and put them in the hands of his wife Gayle Benson.
Stay tuned, as this story only promises to get weirder and weirder.
Washington has added a former offensive coordinator for a Super Bowl winner to its coaching staff.
The club announced Wednesday it had hired Matt Cavanaugh as quarterbacks coach. Cavanaugh had served in the same position for Chicago the last two seasons.
The 58-year-old Cavanaugh also has NFL coaching experience with the Jets (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach, 2009-2012), Ravens (offensive coordinator, 1999-2004), Bears (offensive coordinator, 1997-1998), 49ers (quarterbacks coach, 1996) and Cardinals (quarterbacks coach, 1994-1995).
Cavanaugh played quarterback for 14 NFL seasons (1978-1991), with stints with the Patriots, 49ers, Eagles and Giants, usually as a reserve. He played on two Super Bowl winning teams (1984 49ers, 1990 Giants), and he was on the Ravens' staff when the club won its first Super Bowl in the 2000 season.
Washington's quarterback play largely disappointed in 2014, with Robert Griffin III losing a good deal of the season to injury, then struggling upon his return. Backup Kirk Cousins flopped in his run in place of Griffin. Then, third-stringer Colt McCoy flashed promise only to have a neck injury end his season.
When the Steelers season came to an end, cornerback Ike Taylor said he was "cool" if 2014 was his final season as a player and that he wanted to remain with the team whether he was in an on-field or off-field role.
It's been a few weeks since the Ravens bounced them out of the playoffs and Taylor's opinion has changed. During an interview with Mike Florio on PFT Live from the Super Bowl on Wednesday, Taylor said that he was training as if he'll be playing again in 2015 and that he'd like to play two or three more years.
Taylor also said that he'd be open to playing elsewhere in 2015. One thing that would appeal to him would be following former Steelers defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau, who Taylor praised during the interview, to another team.
"If Coach LeBeau's there, yes. If the time and money is right, yes," Taylor said.
Taylor's play at corner when healthy in 2014 left something to be desired, which helps explain why Taylor's also open to a move to safety if it allows him to continue his playing career. He'll be a free agent when the new league year opens in March if he doesn't re-sign with the Steelers before that point.


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Taking its place in the garden food chain, the phobia- fuelling Arocknid preys on others in the insect family while itself being hunted by small mammals and amphibians. Just as well it's an expert at legging it.
An immature childish person. It wears diapers and whines a lot, much like old folks. Babies are considered cute by most people.
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You're unlikely to find a more visibly, unreasoningly happy Piñata than the Barkbark. To get best results, take everything you know about canine likes and dislikes and put that knowledge into practice here.
While not too keen on its fellow simians, the Bonboon does have a definite talent for calming trouble in the garden. Of course, its troublesome Sour nature will need to be suppressed with a lesson in humility first.
Easy to attract to your garden, but just as easy to lose to the appetite of a Pretztail, the Bunnycomb has no real option but to live life for the moment. Favourite food: root vegetables, favourite colour... orange.
The steely Buzzenge tends to pretty much ignore all non-winged types of Piñata. It's an efficient hunter of smaller birds as long as it rules the roost, but may struggle when other birds of prey begin to arrive.
Barely keeping its bulbous body aloft, the Buzzlegum drifts lazily around the garden. If treated with care and properly equipped it can produce valuable honey, but beware of its ongoing feud with the humble Raisant.
Clearly Sparrowmints do like butter. So much so that minimal effort will prompt their evolution into a brand new species: the musically inclined Candary, friend of the Diggerling (but not such a fan of the Buzzenge).
The stuff of Piñata legend. Most gardeners can only dream of a Chewnicorn resident, so strict are these gem-hungry creatures' requirements. However, their healing touch is a great reward for all that hard work.
The Chippopotamus needs such a specialised living environment - and so much food - that attracting one could involve a redesign of the entire garden. Be sure that your other Piñatas don't get under its feet...
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Cinnamonkeys don't need much in life, just a reliable supply of their favourite foodstuff and easy access to trees for swinging and climbing purposes. Maybe also a suave hat, depending on the circumstances.
Not usually to be found roaming the wilds of Piñata Island, Cluckles can be be picked up at the local pet emporium. Their hatching instincts and desirability to predators (harsh but true) should justify the expense.
You may not think it when the Sour Cocoadile barges into your garden with jaws gnashing, but it's an easy- going and helpful Piñata once tamed. Even if it never overcomes its regrettable weakness for waterfowl.
The only Piñata that still looks sinister after its Sour version is tamed. Crowlas really are reformed characters, even helping to defend sick animals from the evil Dastardos.
The Doenut: one of nature's most majestic creations. A real treat to have in any garden, especially for the hungry Roario.
This elusive insect is only available to the most experienced gardeners. Once he decides to move in you will have a colorful addition to your garden.
Persuading the Eaglair to join your garden won't be easy. It will appear for only the most experienced gardener with a large variety of inhabitants.
This enormous pinata is challenging to obtain and even more challenging to romance.
Fur cones and honey will land you this totally rockin' surfer.
A type of stage themed around, or made entirely out of, food.
The Fourheads is the third stage of evolution for the Syrupent. Given its ominous appearance it is surprisingly little trouble.
This little guy can be a help or hindrance depending on your take on the species.
Easily the most skittish Piñata, requiring all manner of precautions in place before your garden becomes a prospective home. Banishing every last Sour is only the first step on the road to Galagoogoo residence.
Use his valuable wool for coin or use him for food the choice is yours.
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It's hard to dislike the charismatic Jameleon, a Piñata fairly low on troublesome traits - only its fixation with colour (as represented by varieties of Flutterscotch) and justifiable fear of Bonboons may need attention.
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The iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index (FXI) was higher by $6.98, or 5.4%, to $135.98. The SPDR S&P China (GXC) was adding $3.68, or 5.5%, to $70.55. The iShares MSCI South Korea Index (EWY) gained $2.28, or 3.9%, to $60.46. The SPDR S&P Emerging Markets (GMM) was up $2.20, or 3.6%, to $63.96.
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Great choice of wings for everyone as well as soups and salad in a casual atmosphere. Bar and sports on TV to enjoy. Car and motorcycle decor, mostly from the ceiling. Always enjoyable.
Great choice of wings for everyone as well as soups and salad in a casual atmosphere. Bar and sports on TV to enjoy. Car and motorcycle decor, mostly from the ceiling. Always enjoyable.
The food is just average to me and the service is just average also. The biker chicken salad is the best though.
My husband and I were ecstatic to find out that there was a QS&L close to where we were stopping on our way through. Our toddler goes to bed at 7:30 and I hadn't even come out of the room from putting him to sleep and my husband had ordered our usual and left to pick it up. We love... More
My wife and I went to Quaker Steak just because it was close to the store we were in but we will go back for the good greasy messy yummy food!
I recommend sitting in either of the two bar areas - inside or outside. They generally have a drink special going on every night. Great wings with many options for flavors. Moderate pricing and a very relaxed atmosphere.
Love going here on bike night... great food, beer and such a great gathering of motorcycle enthusiasts
Stopped here on the way home from vacation. They were hosting a classic muscle car show and the place was pretty busy, but weren't in a huge hurry and ultimately our patience was rewarded. The food was great, the service was fine given how crowded they were and the crowd was fun.
We have been going to Quaker Steak and Lube in Sharon Pa for some time. On this particular day from the time we arrived, the time we finally got our food the second time around, the poor attitude of the waiter and the hostess / manager on duty it left a terrible impression. My wife and I have been in... More
Came about this restaurant by accident - while driving between IL & PA. We were able to sit outdoors & ordered burgers. Try the macaroni & cheese burger! Burgers were cooked just as ordered & very fresh. We got the fries & enjoyed them. Drinks are generous. Prompt & friendly service. Good for a date, family outing (kid friendly) or... More
While driving through Youngstown we have seen this several times. We decided to give it a try. Not crowded at all. We walk in and the hostess Ashlee ask how many. No hi or welcome. She seemed to be very annoyed to have to seat us. She left and came back a minute later huffing and puffing and seemed even... More
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"Wonderful and easy. I backed off the onion powder and garlic a bit, but a terrific recipe to keep in the rotation! Thanks Tyler." "
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Celebrations are a part of the Australian culture, which might explain why we have so many rich and rare events. Some showcase our gorgeous scenery, others celebrate our sporting passions. Some commemorate our cultural roots, and more than a few demonstrate our self-mocking sense of humour. Dress up for the nation-stopping Melbourne Cup or get your spot on Sydney Harbour for the Australia Day celebrations. Connect with the Aboriginal culture of Arnhem Land at the Garma Festival. Or experience the wacky side of the Australian outback at the Darwin Beer Can Regatta, the Camel Cup and the Henley-on-Todd – a sailing regatta on a dry river bed.
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Australians celebrate their national day – Australia Day – with fun in the sun. It is a designated public holiday with hundreds of small and large events taking place across the nation. In Sydney, thousands of people gather along Sydney Harbour foreshore for the celebrations on the water. In towns and cities there are community breakfasts, beach parties, corroborees and concerts, parades and pageants, sporting events, cultural and historic exhibitions and fireworks displays. Citizenship ceremonies are held to welcome new residents. It's a day for Australians to celebrate everything that's great about being Australian. There's no better time to visit to meet Australians and see the country at its most relaxed.
20 February – 8 March 2015 Sydney, New South Wales
The all-too-fabulous Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade is the culmination of a month of camp fun and frivolity that includes everything from same-sex dance classes and tug-of-war matches to daytrips around the city and beyond.
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory March
Autumn in Canberra is heralded not just by the fiery colours of the deciduous trees, but by the iconic Canberra Balloon Fiesta. Over nine crisp mornings in March, a colourful cavalcade of hot air balloons take to the air from the lawns of Old Parliament House. Watch the magical display with thousands of other early risers or take a hot air balloon ride yourself. Either way, it's a great way to start your Canberra day, especially when accompanied by a hot breakfast and live entertainment. Afterwards, get out and visit Canberra's national museums, galleries, wineries and auburn-tinged parks.
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Each year in the first light of April 25, Australians gather at dawn services across the country to honour the soldiers who have lost their lives at war. Anzac Day is held on the anniversary of the tragic Gallipoli landing of 1915 and has evolved into a day of homage for all soldiers who have since served at war. The national ceremony, attended by the Prime Minister and Governor General, is held at Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Join the dawn service, experience the emotion of the lone bugle playing the Last Post and pay your respects to the soldiers who serve their countries in conflicts across the world.
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The annual Lasseters Camel Cup attracts visitors to Alice Springs from all over the world. Held each July, moody camels are ridden around dusty outback tracks, providing great fun for spectators. In one race, riders dressed as grooms race the camels half way round the arena, where they collect their blushing brides for the race to the finish line. In between races, visitors can take part in rickshaw races or compete to be the most fashionable on the field in the Mr and Miss Camel Cup. Belly dancers, food stalls and bars all add to the carnival atmosphere.
Darwin, Northern Territory July
Each year, Darwin locals build and race boats made out of beer and soft drink cans at the Darwin Beer Can Regatta. This mock-serious sporting event began as a creative way to clean up litter left by workers rebuilding Darwin after a cyclone in the 1970s. Now, almost 40 years later, the boats are as long as 12 metres and carry fun artillery, including flour bombs and water pistols. Hundreds of locals cheer for events that range from a competitive boat race called Battle of Mindil, and tug-of-war competitions on the beach. Funds raised are donated to charities in Darwin.
Alice Springs, Northern Territory August
The Henley-on-Todd is an annual sailing and rowing regatta like no other, held on a dry river bed in Alice Springs. In the 1960s, the town proposed they hold a regatta like the famous Henley-on-Thames, race between Cambridge and Oxford Universities. The idea was taken up by the Rotary Club of Alice Springs. The fact that the town was 1500 kilometres from the nearest large body of water didn't stop them. Now it's the longest running event in the Northern Territory, turning the sandy Todd River into a humorous race track for a crazy fleet of hand-made boats each year.
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Shinju Matsuri, which translates from Japanese as 'Festival of the Pearl' began in 1970 when local community leaders wanted to mark several of the town's celebrations that occurred close together, including the Japanese Obon, Malaysian Merdeka and the Chinese Hang Seng, at the end of Broome's pearl harvest. The annual festival has been running for more than 40 years and is held around the August or September full moon to coincide with the natural phenomenon known as the 'Staircase to the Moon'. Festivities during the 10-day event showcase traditional and contemporary talents celebrating Broome's unique spirit, culture, history and diversity.
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For my daughter's birthday I made her this table and chairs. Despite being very easy and cheap to make, they are very sturdy. I've sat at that table quite a few times with no issues at all. I love how they turned out.
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Simply gorgeous! Did you use any poly on the table top? The finish is amazing. Thanks for sharing. Now I want to make one too!!
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Cooks and Cookees: Lumber Camp Legends
Stories and tall tales abound concerning cooks and cookees -- important persons in any lumber camp, large or small.
Princeton: Woods and Water Built This Town
Princeton benefited from its location on a river -- the St. Croix -- that was useful for transportation of people and lumber and for powering mills as well as on its proximity to forests.
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The history of a long-time mill town as depicted by seventh and eighth grade students at Mattanawcook Junior High School, with help from Lincoln Historical Society and Lincoln Memorial Library. The site includes exhibits on the paper industry, founding fathers, wartime Lincoln, Main Street, influential institutions, and communication and transportation.
Strong, a Mussul Unsquit village
The history of a small western Maine community north of Farmington as told by a team consisting of Strong Historical Society, Strong Elementary School, and Strong Public Library. Exhibit topics include Strong's prominence in the wood products industry (it was once the "Toothpick Capital of the World"), the "Bridge that Changed the Map," schools and educational history, clubs and organizations, "Fly Rod" Crosby, the first Maine guide, and a rich student section related to the Civil War and post-Civil War era in the town.
An extensive history of a small central Maine town as compiled by team members from Guilford Historical Society and Piscataquis Community Middle School, with input from Guilford Memorial Library, Guilford Economic Development Board, and the Guilford's town office. Manufacturing, festive events, historic buildings, notable veterans, and education, are covered in depth.


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Joe Elliott of Def Leppard speaks out on 2006.
Joe Elliott a rocker for the ages?
Here is Q&A with Joe Elliot posted at their official website. He talks about last year & what's coming up for this year. The interview was poosted 2-22-2006.
Let's start with the past tour…..what was your general impression of the
"ROCK OF AGES" tour?
From our point of view, it was definitely an extremely big success! I was a little sceptical at first about co-headlining with anybody. As much as we did have a lot of fun playing with Bryan Adams, to me it was kind of like 'OK, does this mean we've lost our standing to a point where we're not capable of headlining'. But once I sucked it up, I got it. I thought it worked fine for Counting Crows and Live — didn't seem to do them any harm to go out together, and it certainly didn't do Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson any harm either. No one ever thought any of them weren't able of going out
on their own. So once I got my head around it, it all worked out fine and from all points of view it was a roaring success!
Were you OK with the fact that you were touring on the back of a 'Best Of' album?
Yeah, a bit. We didn't have no new material to promote (save one new track on the ROCK OF AGES album), so for me, it was a bit like treading nostalgia — which is the one thing that I've always promised myself we'd never do! I don't really want to do that, ever. So we all insisted that we'd do at least a couple of things we'd never do before. In the 85 minutes that we'd get to play our set, we chose to do the two
song from our upcoming covers album. "NO MATTER WHAT" was also on the "ROCK
OF AGES" album of course, and then there was "ROCK ON". So besides all the hits,
we did manage to present some new material as well, which was OK.
Whose idea was it to use the video screen?
We turned it a bit into a piece of theater, by taking that out on the road with us. I really wanted to do something different again on this tour. About a year ago, I saw the Sensational Alex Harvey Band at the Boardwalk in Sheffield, and they used some video screens in a tiny little club, which looked magnificent. And so I thought, how would that look on a big stage then! So we got hold of the guys who did all that video stuff, Red and his brother Bruce, and they put this thing together for us. I think it worked really well. Since it was still a 'history of the band'-tour, we used a lot of old shots of the band and clips with Steve in it, and at the same time do something new for "ROCK ON". For that, we made a mini video, so the band could have a beer break while I just went out there and sang over a tape…..with the rest of the guys being shown on the video screen. And then at the end they would come in live to play the rest of the song. Overall, I really liked the whole visual aspect of it.
Was there no room at all for any obscure songs?
It was a 'best of'-set, so we had to play our hits. We couldn't throw in something like "WASTED". We did try and play "ROCK BRIGADE" on a couple of occasions, but for the few people on the message board who get a kick out of that, there's still 99% of the audience that'll go "I don't know this song!" and that's one of those moments when you go down like a support band. It's great to see a handful of faces light up when we play such a song, but they're surrounded by thousands who wonder what the hell we're playing. It's impossible to please everyone at the same time but it's our job to please as many people at the same time.
After co-headlining with Bryan Adams for a bunch of shows, you turned headliner around September? How come?
In all fairness, and with absolutely no disrespect to Bryan, it was prettyy obvious we had to be the headline act. At the beginning, nobody knew how it was gonna go but judging by all kinds of things, such as T-shirt sales or the reaction on ticket sales, most of the people were coming to see us. Because of that, the band's confidence went up a lot of course! The promoter's confidence in the band goes up, people wanna book you back, put you in bigger venues…..and all of a sudden we're playing the New Jersey Continental Airlines Arena again!
Could this tour with Bryan Adams have worked in Europe?
It's very different….. He suffers in America the way we suffer in Europe. If this tour would've taken place in Europe, we'd definitely be opening for him, no doubt. He still plays stadiums in Europe, but can't really do that in America.
What about people labeling it the "80s rockers" tour? No denying both Leppard and Bryan Adams did great business in the 80s, but surely there's more to that?
It's more that we just weren't that big in the 90s. But from that era, there's only Pearl Jam left! There's no Nirvana, no Alice In Chains, no Soundgarden. All the ones that were gonna be the 'next big thing', didn't even last a decade. So all of a sudden we come out of that cloud that was the 90s, and now were survivors. Steve Jones from the Sex Pistols said that one of the reasons we are still around is because we got pedigree. Doesn't matter if people like us or not, they accept the fact that we survived. That also goes for Duran Duran, Iron Maiden and, in a slightly different way, INXS. It goes for any other band that have been around as long as we are, and are still doing it. Suddenly it's cool again to like all these bands. When they put us on the Spike TV awards show, we were probably the only 'white' band on there, and we were well accepted. On the VH1 awards show, we had the big finale thing. Jimmy Kimmel loved us on his show. It's great!
You changed management in the middle of the tour. Was that good timing?
It was very stressful! It turned out to be really hard, since there's a lot of history with (previous management) Q.Prime. As much as there's been a lot of frustration with the way they wanted to promote the band, I think that their version of us had grown apart from our version of us. Doing the whole switchover thing to HK Management was really difficult. One or two of us are not necessarily as brave to make a massive decision like this in the middle of the tour — you don't need the hassle. It wasn't overly pleasant to do it, but we dealt with it.
On to this year, then. What are your plans, expectations and hopes?
The only thing that's really set in stone is that we're having a photo shoot for the new album next week and after that, we're taking some time to get away from all this. Even though it's been quiet since the tour ended, we have been working so we need a little time off, write some songs and then collectively get together after that. The idea is, we got this covers album pretty much in the can already. We can start working on the next one so we can leapfrog ourselves. And instead of having lots of downtime, by the time we go out on the road on the next tour, we might have got half of the next album written — some of it even recorded, who knows! With that, when we go start working on the next record, we're a step ahead of ourselves. Put it like this….. with the Bryan Adams tour, we had two identical stages. When we were playing a show, the stage for the next show was already being set up because if we would have only one stage, there wouldn't be time to disassemble the stage, ship it to the next town and build it up there within one day. So when we were playing one show, the other stage was traveling or being set up in the next town already. Basically, the Friday stage would be used on the Sunday gig. The Saturday stage would be used on the Monday show, and so forth. We're trying to do that with the albums as well now. Does that make sense…..?
What keeps you busy during your time off?
I'm still catching up on archiving a lot of the stuff we might want to use if we ever get around to doing a box set. Lots of audio and video that needs to be transferred to CD and DVD…..that's taking a lot of work. And well, I'm a married man so there's someone else who demands my time every now and then, haha. But I'll probably also be making demos and all that.
What's the current status on "YEAH!", the long-awaited covers album and the subsequent tour?
I think it's still scheduled for release in May, so organizing promo might be starting around March already. It's not gonna be full-on right away, but more like a day here, a day there, a weekend here, a week there….. We're supposed to be going out on the road in the summer, but keep in mind that there are places where we can get too soon. For a band to play a town where they just played some 4-6 months ago, you have got to be U2 or Green Day, for people to want to see you again so soon. For us to go out this summer, it's gotta be something really special, so we have to make a big deal prepping this properly.
Will European fans get to see you this time as well?
It's not that we didn't want to play Europe — there was simply no demand. Easy as that! Nobody came to us asking us if we'd be interested in playing these festivals. Or well, the only festivals that we were offered, we'd be the headliners. But we'd prefer the festivals where we'd be the smallest band on the bill, you know? I'll do daylight shows, I'll play for 45 minutes, no problem — as long as it's in the right environment.
How about England? They're waiting for you.
Well, that just didn't really work out in 2005. We might have played there if it wasn't for the management change. But since that happened, we had so many things going on, that we kinda made the decision that we'd rather go there on a larger scale in 2006. We didn't tour for the (UK release) "BEST OF" because if we did, it would've been in November 2004 and back then, there was just way too much traffic around by other artists. And by the time we went out on the "ROCK OF AGES" tour, we would be promoting a different version of the album in Europe, had we gone there too. America would then be wondering why we'd be in Europe when the current album was out in the States! But in all fairness, on the 2002/2003 "X" tour we did no less than 20 shows in the UK — that's more than we did on the previous three or four tours. What we want to do the next time around? Everybody's calling us 'the last big arena band'. So we want to play arenas again! Then again, that's what we want, but it's not always just up to us since politics, business and timing doesn't always allow everything…..but I think it's safe to say that Britain will be part of the tour. We've got a good following there and we'd be fools to ignore them!
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The spring function of the camera is not advancing enough on some frames. Then the next frame gets blurred. Lomo 135 M camera with 35mm Kodachrome (K-14) film processed by Dwayne's Photo 1/25/2011. One of the last Kodochrome rolls EVER developed in history! Scanned with my Epson V700 and my new Digitaliza mask.
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How do you get going again after pregnancy?
I definitely spend less on a day-to-day basis here and kids swim/guitar/dance lessons are considerably cheaper too ... but we are paying a mortgage on a house in a nice area of SE England (so I'll be glad when we can put that on the market and hopefully at least make back what was spent to restore it!!), diesel I use a lot of - driving to various activities, school run etc and hubby has living costs down South although his company cover a lot of that. Oil for heating is a killer though - costs us waaaaaay more to heat this bungalow than our 200-year-old house down South!! But this rental place is not energy efficient at all. Again, if I had my own place that would not be the case!! This year we've had a very expensive holiday but that's the first time we've done that in years, usually it's a week in a tent in the UK. So we could definitely lower our overheads once we can buy something ... and there is no doubt where we live is beautiful. Unless I do the trawl into Inverness then shoping is pretty much non-existent unless by internet and frankly I can't be ar*ed anyway!
Waving to JT, glad you are still here!!! But boo to continuing no running etc
Happy Anniversary Camlo - enjoy and hope the butt behaves!!
I do find it really odd when we go South and stay with friends and family - am so used to hearing nothing except the sea gulls and the wind!! (and occasional helicopter/planes on maneuvers at night which can be a bit much!!).
I love it when we all pile round someones house and it is definitely our turn. Nobody lives especially close - probably about 8-10 miles for the 3 other familes concerned, but they are all 'local'!
Spinning class done and I didn't expire. Was good fun actually as sociable and with no work recently I've been spending too many hours alone, and pumped up music to lift the spirits. Was funny at end though as he did some 'core' stuff ... he was just such a 'bloke' and was trying to get us to do this really quite challenging stuff and one of the ladies couldn't do it but he didn't give her anything else instead - my 'pilates' brain was going into overload!!! And then just done three miles down to beach along through village and back in my minimalist shoes, very slow 'pitter patter' rhythm taking small steps and no niggles so 20 running miles clocked for the week, if I can survive 10 on Sunday then there may be hope!!
haha, sonya - glad Rosie is a bit better
re: nannies - SERIOUSLY expensive. we got no change from £30k a year by the time you factor in salary, plus tax and NI, expenses (fuel) and all the activities she did with the kids. so you need to earn over £45k to just pay for the nanny by the time you pay tax on your earnings... and she was on a low salary - £7.50 an hour I think. you would have to pay more than that in your neck of the world.
i got ours through an agency - Tinies. they were pretty good and she was absolutely amazing. but we paid them to find her as well - can't remember how much. May have been a month of her salary...
we had a nanny for 4 days a week. she worked 45 hours. so that's why it was so expensive, i guess. the only trouble with 2 - 3 days a week is that you will reduce your interested audience, unless you can find someone who wants the days you don't...
you may find the nanny wants to do stuff too - mine liked to meet up with other nannies and their charges, so there were fuel costs for that.
Yup, eating was the only thing that kept nausea at bay for me too I'm afraid. With J it was relatively healthy, with S it so was not!!
Oh gads Sonya that's a nightmare, never done childminders but have had fantastic pre-school teachers etc that I've felt the same about. So hard when it's your little ones you are leaving.
JT - I think that's what I feel, if we end up having to move, I'd really want to be able to get to my parents more easily - would be the carrot for me. Hard when you don't feel you belong though, that's the tough thing for me up here, I DO feel I belong ... but for hubby it's totally different cos he's only here at weekends and not involved with anything up here except for his Saturday morning biking crew.
Well done to Ted though, fantastic
Epic evening here, picked S up from school at 2.50, went home, picked J up from Badminton (back in town again) 4.30, needed to collect hubby from airport as one car this week ... his flight delayed of course, so killed time in town and then finally got him from Inverness at 5.50 ... then he wants wine from Sainsburys on way back so finally back here at 7pm - bah ... do I need wine or what!!!???


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OPENING ON FRIDAY january 23, 2015 FROM 6PM-8PM
The San Diego Art Institute (SDAI) is pleased to present a group exhibition of new work commemorating the Balboa Park Centennial. The exhibition entitled San Diego Keeps Her Promise: Balboa Park at 100 opens to the public on Friday, January 23 and runs through February 22, 2015.
Organized by Executive Director Ginger Shulick Porcella and Francis French, Director of Education at the San Diego Air & Space Museum, San Diego Keeps Her Promise: Balboa Park at 100 is a collaborative exhibition, exploring the past, present, and imagined future of Balboa Park. Several artists take a multi-sensory approach to addressing Balboa Park, as in Brian Goeltzenleuchter's self-guided tour of the smells of Balboa Park, and Suzanne Thorpe's soundscape based on the wind speed in Balboa Park. Artists Vincent Mattina and Will Given create images that compress time, simultaneously allowing viewers to experience the past, present, and future of the park, while artists such as Beliz Iristay and Ruben Franco Notch have focused on the physical architecture of Balboa Park as a point of entry to discuss historical and social implications of the 1915-California Exposition. Finally, Kate Clark and Hermione Spriggs explore the history of unique events in Balboa Park's past, such as the Zoro Garden Nudist Colony, while Scott Polach explores plumbing and water conservation in the park.
Participating artists: Alex Young, Beliz Iristay, Bianca Romani, Brian Goeltzenleuchter & Charmaine Banach, Carlos Castro Arias, Cat Chiu Phillips, Chuck McPherson, Dave Ghilarducci, Denise Strahm, Diego Leon, Francisco Eme, Jasna Gopic, Joe Nalven, Kate Clark & Hermione Spriggs, Kathleen Kane-Murrell, Paul Turounet, Ruben Franco Notch, Saulo Cisneros, Scott Polach, Suzanne Thorpe, Vincent Mattina, Will Given
I don't understand where we're going and why the hell we're bothering anyhow... -Demolition Man, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
The future of planet Earth is positive and progressive. -Uriel, UNARIUS Academy of Science
This group exhibition, organized by SDAI's curator-in-residence Alex Young, is about Southern California: the geographic region, the megalopolis, the social entity, the geological formation. It is an exhibition of art/design/architectural projects that seek to address essential questions about what is to be made of Southern California in the early 21st Century and asks:
How do we approach the idea of a sustainable urban future within the spatial, historical, and social conditions of the Southern California megapolitan region and it's geopolitical 'centers': Los Angeles and San Diego/Tijuana? How do we postulate the sustainable, the specific, local, civic, cultural, renewable, edaphic, geologic, and geographic within a region synonymous with anti-urbanism, ecological disaster, militarized space, simulacral eden, economic collapse, and longstanding wars on labor, poverty, and immigration? Grasping the urban totality of Southern California, what possibilities might be presented from its past, its present, and its future?
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS January 31, 2015
San Diego Art Institute is looking for video and performance artists to participate in the juried portion of FLEX IT! Expands. We have received a grant to produce the event, so participating artists will each receive a small stipend to create or present new work.The San Diego Art Institute will present FLEX IT! Expands at the Jacobs Center as part of "Jacobs Presents: Cultural Celebrations and Performances".
San Diego Art Institute will be hosting a booth at the Mission Federal ArtWalk. We invite SDAI members to submit work for a chance to have your work sold in SDAI's booth. Selected artists will receive 60% of the proceeds, with 40% supporting SDAI's education, exhibition, and outreach programs.
opening on FridaY December 19, 2014 from 6pm-8pm
The San Diego Art Institute (SDAI) is pleased to present its winter group exhibition. This exhibition will include solo shows by local artists Andrea Chung (SDAI's current Artist-in-Residence), Elena Lomakin and Joyce Corum, as well as a group exhibition featuring San Diego artists such as Wick Alexander, Arzu Ozkal, Paul Turounet, Jaclyn Rose, Cooper Baker, Christopher Puzio, and Jessica McCambly. Additionally, Tijuana-based street artist PANCA will debut her large-scale mural in the entryway of SDAI, leading into the exhibition space. This mural will be on display through March 30, 2015.
Concurrent with the opening of these shows is an exhibition of youth art from Montgomery Middle School, as well as QR Code art by students from High Tech High Media Arts. Finally, a small survey of local artists creating non-traditional portraits will also be on display in the exhibition space including work by Anna Zappoli, Roberta Dyer, Anne Pelej, and Judy Pike.
The work was selected by Natalia Mount, a San Francisco-based curator interested in ideas surrounding simulation, media saturation, commoditization (specifically in Eastern Europe), and the development of universal social media identities. Mount will lead a professional development workshop the day after the opening on "Marketing Your Art" from 12pm-2pm in SDAI's exhibition space, open to both members and non-members.