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Dear Dolores,
I had the joy of conversation with Maryanne Gagen at Alamo Safeway recently. This past June, I washed dishes with Chris Kenber at a ACF Brunch function. These exceptional former SRVUSD Trustees should be the first people asked to fulfill Joan's term as Trustee.
As important, parents and our current and former SRVUSD students should simply take a moment to applaud Joan Buchanan's contribution to our schools.
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my rose isn't blooming
Hey, all, I have a yellow rose bush, of course I can't recall exactly what it is, probably 2-3 years old. I bought and planted it late summer last year. So far this year it's produced one bloom, down near the base. No other rose buds visible. It sustained some damage last winter, when snow collapsed and tore off a couple of canes.
What causes a rose to stop (or nearly stop) blooming? My other roses are perfectly happy! Is there something I can do to get it to blossom again?
Hey, all, I have a yellow rose bush, of course I can't recall exactly what it is, probably 2-3 years old. I bought and planted it late summer last year.
Did you keep it in a pot for 1-2 years before planting it, as you say it is probably 2-3 years old, but you planted it last summer. In these 2-3 years, have you ever seen it bloom? If so, what color was the bloom(s)?
You could have a once-blooming rose that takes 2-3 years to get going or you could have a rose that reverted to rootstock.
Patricia, I bought the rose late last July and planted it within a day or two. It had tons of yellow roses all over it. I'm guessing it was 2-3 years, as it was much larger than the rose I bought with just canes and roots. Maybe that's a stupid guess, but I'm new to growing roses and figuring their ages.
buford, it gets lots of sun, and I fertalized it about 2 weeks ago - no change. And I water frequently, plus the roots are under tarp/mulch to retain water. The other roses, which are all in the same spot, are doing great.
I'd prefer not to go with taureau's suggestion, but maybe I have to...
The type of rose could determine when and if it blooms more than once, or if it needs fertilizers. Roses are big eaters because they produce a lot of bloom. I am wondering if this was a grafted rose and the rootstock which only blooms once annually has taken over your grafted rose and perhaps you only had one cane of the original rose left.
I live in Thailand and I have order quite many David Austin roses from Holland nursery. And I have a problem that they are no blooming with Spirit of Freedom, Geoff Hamilton, Pierre de Ronsard and Colette. I donÂt know why they arenÂt producing flower but they are very strong and have a very large bush even I grew here only half year. Please help me with any detail. Thank you.
I understand your disappointment - it could have been quite and adventure, not to mention the cost to order roses from Holland delivered to Thailand.
Be patient, however, half a year is not a time in a life of a rose; they need to get established first, grow good roots to be able to sustain huge canes and plenty of flowers later on.
I do not grow Spirit of Freedom but my Colette bloomed only once (maybe twice) in the first year. Pierre de Ronsard is also slow and it starts repeating well from year 3.
Geoff Hamilton is a giant and usually refuses to bloom till reaches 6'-7' tall; but after that I got very decent repeat from him.
In your climate you may need to fertilize roses more often - try to use a good seaweed foliar feed or Miracle grow (high in potassium which is the third number listed on a jar or bag).
Good luck and wish you plenty of blooms.
Hi ceterum
Geoff Hamilton now nearly reaches 5-6 feet. The rose they are growing very fast here in Thailand. Do I need to cut and pruning them or not? So I will keep more patients with them for my beautiful roses. Thank you very much for giving me for advice


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The impact sent Boiles headfirst into the top of the cab. The next day, his back was throbbing with jolts of pain. On March 4, Boiles was sent home. After an X-ray, a doctor told him he had severe back injuries. (He also says that he has been told he has PTSD, but he seems loath to accept that diagnosis.)
"I had a big ol' bulging disk, my neck hurt, my back was killin' me, my left leg still hurts," he said. A doctor recommended surgery to repair the disk. He would get that surgery, but only 14 months later, after a federal administrative judge ordered AIG subsidiary Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania to pay for it.
For the entire year-plus before the operation, Boiles had been in agonizing pain. "I was takin' a lot of medicines, so many it'd knock me out, but I was still hurtin'. I'd lay in bed and the sheets and everything would be wet from sweat, I was hurtin' so bad."
Worse, Boiles was told that the surgery was approved several times before it actually came to pass. "I got snake-eyed three or four times," he says. "I'd go down to the hospital, they'd start drawin' blood and get ready to do the surgery, and then they'd say, 'We have to do a 'medical review.'" And the surgery would be postponed...again and again.
Boiles said one of the surgeons told Boiles he was walking away from operating on him. "He was so mad he told me he wasn't gonna have anything to do with me, them or anybody else. He said there were a bunch of people at AIG who ought to be in jail for practicin' medicine without a license. That's what a lot of us are runnin' into: There's these people who go by some book that tells them what they are allowed or not allowed to do, and they are not doctors."
Enzweiler's story was similar, albeit focused more on his mental health than his physical well-being. Shortly after his return to the States, AIG sent an investigator around for a little chat. "We sat at my kitchen table for about two hours, and the first thing she asked me was, 'Can you prove you were actually blown up?'"
Enzweiler laughed bitterly. Evidently AIG had not availed itself of the reams of paperwork filed on the incident. There was a KBR report. There was another from the 101st Airborne. There was an Explosive and Ordnance report and a Quick Reactionary Force report. "And they found a projectile in my vehicle," Enzweiler says. "That conversation set the tone."
Nevertheless, for a little more than a year after his return, Enzweiler did get treatment and benefits. He was receiving PTSD treatment with the doctor of his choice. "I was very happy with it," he says. "I wanted it to continue. It was recommended that it be continued."
Then, in September 2011, Enzweiler was sent to a neuropsychological evaluation with an AIG-selected doctor. "He said I was perfectly fine," Enzweiler says. "He knew what he wanted to accomplish, and he did the best that he could. He's entitled to his opinion, but my problem was this: He quoted me as saying that I was perfectly fine and did not have PTSD, that all I wanted to do was sit around and take college courses online and I didn't want to go back to work. That and many other things were complete and utter lies, and I was so furious when I read his report, I called the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and filed a complaint." (Nothing came of Enzweiler's complaint.)
AIG used that doctor's assessment to file a controversion of benefits: Enzweiler was on his own. And that was when he called the office of Gary Pitts and Joel Mills. "AIG is very polite until they hear Gary Pitts's name," Enzweiler says.
For Pitts, these Defense Base Act cases seem like a labor of love. There's not a huge amount of money in them, for one thing. Plaintiffs' lawyers in these cases are paid by the insurance companies on an hourly basis and only on the contingency that they win. (They collect none of their clients' settlements.) It's easy to get the sense that Pitts believes he is righting wrongs.
"This is the sad part," he says. "I've seen guys in their fifties move in with their mom, go on food stamps, welfare, go into Ben Taub."
Contractors will all tell you the general public has the wrong idea about them.
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Eighty percent of the guys who worked with Enzweiler were in the same boat, he estimates. Public sympathy for them is minimal, and whether or not the government knows that, it works in its favor.
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Enzweiler states hes a Christian man. You allowed in destroying your own Marriage. Maybe you will finally have peace.
What about the innocent 5 people you helped kill. you forgot to add that part. Christian man your not
Really dislike AIG, they owe the taxpayers/Uncle Sam billions but seem to have no problem whatsoever in spending tens of thousands of dollars to put their logo in what appears to be neon on their building with a helicopter no less. Very necessary my arse...


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"Am I surprised by how good I look at 75? Yes, I appreciate the compliment, I'm honored to be called beautiful. I don't consider myself beautiful," she says on the set of her PEOPLE Most Beautiful photo shoot. "But when I was on the outside of oldness, looking in, I didn't expect that people would think I was beautiful at 75."
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Helicobacter pylori infection and motor fluctuations in patients with Parkinson's disease
ABSTRACT To investigate whether Helicobacter pylori (HP) infection affects the clinical response to levodopa and whether its eradication could improve motor fluctuation in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD). Using the [(13)C] urea breath test, we monitored HP infection in 65 patients with PD and motor fluctuations of the "wearing-off" or delayed "on" types, with or without dyskinesia. We compared the clinical features and response to L-dopa between HP noninfected (n = 30) and HP infected patients (n = 35) by reviewing home diaries kept for 72 hours. Among HP infected patients, we compared the differences in L-dopa "onset" time, "on-time" duration, and scores on the motor examination section of the Unified PD Rating Scale (UPDRS-III) during the medication "on" phase before and after HP eradication. There were no differences in the age, disease duration, Hoehn and Yahr stage, UPDRS-III score, L-dopa daily dose, and frequency of dyskinesia between HP noninfected and HP infected groups. However, L-dopa "onset" time was longer and "on-time" duration was shorter in HP infected patients than in HP noninfected patients (78.4 +/- 28.2 vs. 56.7 +/- 25.1 and 210.0 +/- 75.7 vs. 257.7 +/- 68.9 min, respectively, P < 0.05). HP eradication improved the delay L-dopa "onset" time and short "on-time" duration (to 58.1 +/- 25.6 and to 234.4 +/- 66.5 min, respectively, P < 0.05). These data demonstrated that HP infection could interfere with the absorption of L-dopa and provoke motor fluctuations. HP eradication can improve the motor fluctuations of HP infected patients with PD.
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Article: Eradication of Helicobacter pylori Infection Improves Levodopa Action, Clinical Symptoms and Quality of Life in Patients with Parkinson's Disease.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Previous studies have demonstrated a higher prevalence of Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) compared to controls. H. pylori infection affects levodopa absorption and its eradication significantly improves clinical response to levodopa. Here, we studied the prevalence of H. pylori infection and its eradication effects among our PD patients. A prospective study involving idiopathic PD patients on levodopa therapy. 13C-urea breath test (UBT) was used to detect H. pylori. UBT-positive patients were given standard eradication therapy and followed up at 6 and 12 weeks in an open label single arm design. Repeat UBT was performed at 12 weeks. The UPDRS, PD NMQ, PD NMSS and PDQ-39 were administered at baseline and post-eradication (6 and 12 weeks). Levodopa 'onset' time and ON-duration were recorded. Of 82 patients recruited, 27 (32.9%) had positive UBT. H. pylori-positive patients had significantly poorer total UPDRS (p = 0.005) and PDQ39 (p<0.0001) scores compared to H. pylori-negative patients. At 12 weeks post-eradication, the mean levodopa onset time shortened by 14 minutes (p = 0.011). The mean ON duration time increased by 56 minutes at week 6 (p = 0.041) and 38 minutes at week 12 (p = 0.035). The total UPDRS scores (p<0.0001), scores for parts II (p = 0.001), III (p<0.0001) and IV (p = 0.009) were significantly better. The total PDQ-39 scores (p = 0.001) and subdomains mobility (p = 0.002), ADL (p = 0.001), emotional well being (p = 0.026) and stigma (p = 0.034) significantly improved. The PD NMSQ did not show significant improvement. H. pylori eradication improved levodopa onset time, ON duration, motor severity and quality of life parameters. Screening and eradication of H. pylori is inexpensive and should be recommended in PD patients, particularly those with erratic response to levodopa. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02112812.PLoS ONE 11/2014; 9(11):e112330. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0112330 · 3.53 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is an extremely common, yet underappreciated, pathogen that is able to alter host physiology and subvert the host immune response, allowing it to persist for the life of the host. H. pylori is the primary cause of peptic ulcers and gastric cancer. In the United States, the annual cost associated with peptic ulcer disease is estimated to be $6 billion and gastric cancer kills over 700000 people per year globally. The prevalence of H. pylori infection remains high (> 50%) in much of the world, although the infection rates are dropping in some developed nations. The drop in H. pylori prevalence could be a double-edged sword, reducing the incidence of gastric diseases while increasing the risk of allergies and esophageal diseases. The list of diseases potentially caused by H. pylori continues to grow; however, mechanistic explanations of how H. pylori could contribute to extragastric diseases lag far behind clinical studies. A number of host factors and H. pylori virulence factors act in concert to determine which individuals are at the highest risk of disease. These include bacterial cytotoxins and polymorphisms in host genes responsible for directing the immune response. This review discusses the latest advances in H. pylori pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment. Up-to-date information on correlations between H. pylori and extragastric diseases is also provided.World Journal of Gastroenterology 09/2014; 20(36):12781-12808. DOI:10.3748/wjg.v20.i36.12781 · 2.43 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is to review current information about the role of inflammation caused by Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection in neurological diseases such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, Guillain-Barré syndrome, multiple sclerosis, and other inflammatory diseases including ischemic stroke. Infection with H. pylori usually persists throughout life, resulting in a chronic inflammatory response with local secretion of numerous inflammatory mediators including chemokines [interleukin (IL)-8, macrophage chemotactic protein (MCP)-1, growth-regulated oncogene (GRO)-α] and cytokines [IL-1β, tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-α, IL-6, IL-12, interferon (IFN)-γ], which can pass into the circulation and have a systemic effect. The persistence of detectable systemic and local concentrations of inflammatory mediators is likely to alter the outcome of neurological diseases. These proinflammatory factors can induce brain inflammation and the death of neurons and could eventually be associated to Parkinson's disease and also may be involved in the development of Alzheimer's disease. However, most neurological diseases are the result of a combination of multiple factors, but the systemic inflammatory response is a common component and determinant in the onset, evolution, and outcome of diseases. However, more studies are needed to allow understanding of the effects and mechanisms by which the inflammatory response generated by H. pylori infection affects neurological diseases.11/2014; 5(4):400-4. DOI:10.4291/wjgp.v5.i4.400


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Henry Porter: The Great War: We Are as Blind to Our Times as the Innocent Lovelorn Boy was in 1913tags: World War I, anniversaries, vandalism, war memorials, Henry Porter
Henry Porter is a writer and journalist specialising in liberty and civil rights.
The inscription carved into the huge beech tree, which stands on a hill path in Gloucestershire, reads PM 10/9/13 MKN. Next month, this piece of vandalism – though I cannot see it as that now – will be 100 years old, which seems incredible for something probably done on the spur of the moment. I often wonder about PM and MKN – if their love lasted and whether both made it through the First World War, which broke out 11 months later, on Tuesday 4 August.
It seems likely that PM was a young man who dug his knife into the smooth surface of the already ancient tree, putting himself above the date and the initials of the girl of his dreams. It was a Wednesday, perhaps in the evening after they both had finished work, when this path is dappled with light from the west. I suspect they were together and that some kind of declaration or promise was made, which is why he carved the date so deep into the bark. I can't be sure about any of this, of course, but last week I toured four local war memorials to search for a PM, or a MKN, just in case the carver had put his initials second, and was pleased that I found neither. Perhaps both survived the war and lived happily further into the 20th century.
Looking at those war memorials is shocking because of the sheer numbers. It reminded me that today is the anniversary of Britain's declaration of war against Germany and that next year we will be marking the centenary to end all centenaries: 100 years since those boys began to leave the fields for the hell of Flanders....
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Let's start this rather early today-lots to discuss.
What's up Matt! Andy Reid continues to say the right things about Vick backing up McNabb, but do you get the sense that everything is as hunky-dory as they say it is? Developing situation possibly?
I really wouldn't look more into it than what is on the surface. No reason to manufacture controversy. But, don't forget, McNabb was benched during the season last year and he isn't a young QB any more. Adding Vick could be a wise long term move-or they could turn around and trade Vick this offseason for valuable draft picks. In any event, Philly gave up next to nothing to acquire a true asset. Good business.
Which one of these RBs has the best Season start: Ray Rice, Derrick Ward, Ahmad Bradshaw, Beanie Wells, or Donald Brown?
I am high on all of those guys with the exception of Ward, but give me Rice. He looks great. Good OL. Surely a team that is dedicated to running the ball. Also is a very good recevier out of the backfield and has big play capabilities. There are other RBs to obviously consider in Baltimore, but they also run the ball a ton-enough carries to go around and Rice should get the bulk of them.
The obligatory question: Please, will you give us the likelihood that B. Marshall ends up wearing the green of an NYJ this year?
I think it is certainly possible. He is needed there-amongst other places. NYJ has really been in a win-now mode dating back to last off season when they landed guys like Faneca and Jenkins-and of course, Favre. Curious what the compensation would be though. Maybe-at the absolute most-I would give up a 2010 first rounder to get Marshall in NYC. But, honestly, how can you trust him off the field? Also, strictly analyzing him as a player, I think he is a bit overrated. But still-obvious upgrade at the WR position for NYJ and would be a nice guy for Sanchez to throw to for the forseeable future...assuming he can keep his nose clean.
Which of these 2nd and 3rd string RBs do you see breaking out this year, taking into consideration talent, opportunity, O-line, etc. - Bernard Scott, James Davis, Danny Ware, Shonn Greene, Tashard Choice, Mike Goodson. Thanks!
Good list. Actually, great list. I really like Choice, but I just don't see the opportunity. Sorta the same for Ware-but we all know that Jacobs will miss time. Greene would probably be last on my list of that group. I would bet that Davis gets the most carries of the group. Goodson is too far buried, but once again, Stewart is surely an injury risk as well. Scott might get the 2nd most carries when it is all said and done. Don't be shocked if he starts the season as the #2 in Cincy as a complementary guy to Benson. Then-once Benson runs like well, Benson-it could be Scott late in the year. Once again-excellent list.
The Cowboys have approximately $20 million in "dead money" after releasing TO and G-ellis. With this $$ coming off the books next year, do you forsee JJ making a huge splash in FA? IF so, which FA's do you think would look good with a star on their helmet in 2010?
Not going to get into specific free agents-but yes, I do see that. Remember, JJ had/has a few bucks tied up in that huge building with the low scoreboard...and the economy probably hasn't done him any favors either of late. But yes, they are due for a big splash-or two.
Since naming Leftwich the starter in TB has there been anything else on the Bucs trading one of their QB's?
Not that I have heard of, but surely that could happen. I really don't think that want J Johnson to get away for nothing-so they could begin the season with four QBs on the roster. Obviously Freeman isn't leaving town. So, that leaves McCown. He isn't a terrible QB, but what teams would be really after a guy like him right now? Not all that many. What is the compensation? 5th rounder? Blah
Will Matt Jones end up anywhere this year?
Have been real shocked that he didn't land somewhere already or long ago. The fact that he hasn't already really makes me think that he could be watching this season from home. Shame really. Plus, I do think he can start in this league in the right O.
M-Dub, what's your fantasy outlook on V Jax? Do I even start him and LT vs. the Raiders? I can only imagine they will be pulled after one quarter.
I just started writing that game up for Scouts Inc and needless to say, I am picking the Chargers big. If you have paid any attention, V-Jax is my guy this year. Love him.
Matt, will Jamal Lewis be able to handle the load in Cleveland? Who is starting for them if not? Thanks!
James Davis is the name you nee to know. Wouldn't completely shock me if Lewis didn't make the team-that might be extreme, but Clev must know they are rebuilding (again) and that Lewis is not their guy for the long haul. They need to know what they have in Davis, who has been terrific this preseason and Harrison to a lesser degree. Then, they can either draft a RB high next year or let Davis be their guy. They need to find that out this season.
Looking at the Giants offense, which 2-3 WRs end up with the most production in your opinion?
I really don't see one eclipsing the others by a wide margin and with their varying skill sets, I could see different WRs being featured different weeks depending on how NYG choses to attack opposing Ds. I do like Nicks though. Smith will be solid. Hixon will be more up and down, but offers the most big play ability.
Wouldn't Matt Jones be a better fit than Marshall in NY?
He isn't as good of a player. Pretty simple really.
Any chance the Giants take a stab at Brandon MArshall
I really don't think so. Don't need a character problem in that locker room.
There's no question about Bradshaw's status with NY.
Bradshaw looks great and his role should certainly inflate this season. Still, probably not an everydown RB...but they don't need him to be.
Do Brady and Moss pick up where they left off in 2007? Still the best QB-WR tandem in the league?
Not that lofty, but yes, they will more or less leave off where they were in 2007. Pencil in Moss for 16-18 TDs. That aint bad! Best tandem? Yes. No doubt in my mind. The only QB on par with Brady is P Manning and while Wayne is great-he aint no Randy Moss. The only WRs on par with Moss are Fitz, Andre J and Calvin J-but their QBs can't keep up with Brady.
how do you think the nfc central will stack up this season?
Really torn there. Picking it like this: 1. Chi 2. Minny 3. GBay 4. Det....but the only one that I feel confident in is Det at four. GBay looks great. Rodgers is tremendous. That D has been excellent as well.
Who do you think will get the QB job in cleveland and who will he throw it to besides Braylon Edwards?
That job has to go to Quinn and honestly, I think Mangini needs to announce it pronto. In fact, he should have done it a while ago. The regular season starts a week from tomorrow! How awesome is that by the way? As for receivers, they really don't have them. Robiskie and Massaquoi should both develop-slowly. And neither has #1 ability. The TEs are just a bunch of guys. That being said, I do think Edwards could have a much better year than he did in 2008-but that isn't saying much.
MW- Fantasy Defense Question: Dolphins, Panthers, Buccaneers, or Redskins??
Skins by far. Dolphins would be 2nd-also by far. Want nothing to do with those other two, but give me Carolina over the Bucs.
whats the deal in KC will they get it together before the season starts?
Installing a new O. Poor OL. Suspect RBs corps. New QB-who is hurt. Terrible pass catchers outside of Bowe. It is going to be very ugly in KC this year.
Matt, The Ravens offense looks dramatically improved over the one that entered the season last year. They had the 4th hardest schedule in the NFL last year, now they have the 27th hardest. I'm not seeing them losing more than 4-5 games, tops. What do you think?
Starting to really feel that way as well. I still worry a lot about who will be catching passes, but Flacco has blown me away. Stud.
Would you watch preseason if it wasn't your job?
Of course...doesn't really seem like work to me
Matt, who is your sleeper team to go to the playoffs?
I really don't have one. I know that isn't trendy and cool, but I am picking SD, Indy, PGH, NEng, Philly, Sea, Chi and Atl to win their divisions with Balt, Tenn, Minny and NOrls as Wild Cards. Would like to put GBay in there as well-but it doesn't work that way. No real sleeper.
Follow up question M-dub. I got Donald Brown, Beanie Wells, and Bradshaw. Who has the better year? Also, how do you like Frank Gore this year?
I do like Gore a lot-tons of touches. Could see him wearing down though. Coffee as been very good, but when the bullets are flying, will a rookie head coach put a rookie RB in the game and pull out his stud? Give me Brown of those three, but I do think it is quite close. Have them ranked all in the same neighborhood.
Why are you down on Derrick Ward? He is the best runner in that backfield.
He is, but it could be a triple RB attack now with Caddy back in the fold. Plus, while I like TBay's OL a lot, every D in the league is stacking the box against that O. Make Leftwich beat you-and he will not be able.
can you please elaborate on what you have seen from flacco that has impressed you so much thus far in his second year?
Just from a physical standpoint, the kid is nearly flawless. He throws the ball so incredibly well. Lasers. Touch. Nice high release. Nearly a perfect passer. But he is also very cool. Shows excellent pocket presence for a 2nd year QB. To me-and it is preseason-Flacco looks leaps and bounds better than he did to finish the 2008 season. He is for real.
Giants out of the playoffs? How does that scenario play out?
Ooops-sorry about that. Good eye. I picked NYG, not Minny as a wild card. Sorry.
If they are stacking the box against TB, will Antonio Bryant have another really good year?
Maybe. As could Winslow. Just don't trust the guy throwing the rock.
What's your thoughts on Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams as far as fantasy goes?
I do think this will be a run-heavy team once again and the OL should improve. I think it is somewhat telling that Miami just re-upped Ricky though. Brown isn't able to be "The Man". He wasn't in college and hasn't proved to be capable at this level. Still, he is good. Quite good. And he will get plenty of touches. I wouldn't hesitate to take Brown in FF.
While Hasselbeck is healthy (for now) and has some legit talent at WR, should I be worried about the offensive line?
Yes, but they will also do a lot of quick throws. Get it out of his hand. He looks great as well. I like that passing attack. Also-don't discount Edge's ability in pass protection. Could be a key factor in his signing.
M-Dub, how long before Favre goes out with an injury? No way he lasts the season.
Oh, he will get hurt. But he will play through it and hurt his team in the process. He'd play with one leg. You are aware of his streak, aren't you?
What can Philly expect in return for AJ Feeley? To many QB's on the roster, someone has to go...although I think I would rather give up on Kolb from what I have seen. Feeley has proven he can do what a backup QB is needed for, win a few games in the absence of the starter.
5th rounder. Just isn't all that marketable.
Is Andre Smith already a bust, or is this just bad luck compounding onto his poor decisions?
It sure makes you wonder. Was so much swirling around this guy as a draft prospect and he has not done a thing to make you think it was unwarrented.
Hey M-Dub, NCAA question: How do you like the Zips this year? Got enough to win the MAC?
ALWAYS rooting for the Zips. To be honest though-and I feel bad about this-I am not on top of them like I should be. Just too busy with the NFL. JD is the man though.
Can you explain the dumb 3rd QB rule the NFL somehow came up with? It makes no sense!
It makes no sense at all. In fact, why have any players inactive? They are on the payroll-use their services.
Will it be RBBC in New England all year?
Yes, if one guy emerges, it could be Maroney or Fred T though. Still, BB will use each guy at what they do best. Morris should get the short yardage. Faulk will handle 3rd downs.
Baltimore's front 7 seems formidable, but do you think they have the necessary depth in the secondary, especially with Rolle being on the PUP for the first 6 weeks of the season?
That is a bit of a question. I obviously have no worries at safety though. With the pressure they can put on QBs though, average CB play might not be that much of a detriment.
Can Maurice Jones-Drew retain his mojo while becoming a featured back for the first time, or will he wither under the added workload?
I expect big things from him behind a much improved OL. Will catch a ton of passes as well. Big believer in MJD.
How long will it take for Knowshon to be the main back in DEN?
Probably not long. Week 4 or so.
M-Dub, fully aware of Favre's streak...I just think another crack back block, and he'll be de-capitated by someone.
I hear ya. Also, when Harvin gets behind center in the wild cat and Favre is split out wide-why not just move a LB out there to "Cover him". Toss him around/rag doll him within the first five yards. Free shot on the QB.
M-Dub I don't mean to be conflicting but as a Jets fan NY would be the worst place for Baby TO. Whereever this guys been theres an issuse, in NY every nite out would be a risk. He's immature
No question about that. Isn't exactly like playing in Denver.
In your opinion, who will be the better WR in 3 years: Hakeem Nicks, Michael Crabtree, or DHB?
It isn't looking good this minute, but Crabtree. I really think he is an excellent football player. In fact, I thought he was the best player overall in this past draft.
Should the Bears consider signing Toomer or Branch to help with the young receiving core?
If Toomer can't stick in KC, he is probably done. As for Branch-can he pass the team's physical? I would obviously lean towards Branch over Toomer, but his injury history is troublesome.
Can any Raiders receiver crack the 1,000-yard mark for the first time since Randy Moss left after the 2005 season?
I really don't think so. Maybe Schilens could have if he were healthy for 16 games. Other than that-I really don't see it.
Will Haley taking over the Chiefs offense help improve it at all?
Kinda late to be making big changes. Plus, being a Head Coach is a rather time consuming job-and he is in his first year of doing so. I don't like this at all...but I do really respect Haley as an offensive mind.
Matt, whatever happened to DJ Hackett? He looked promising for the Seahawks a couple years ago and now he can't even make a team
A lot of injuries. A lot of inconsistency.
Everyone is hating on the Bears wideouts, from what I have witnessed (yes it's preseason, but your still going game speed). These "no name" wideouts (we know who they are in Chi), seem to be catching everything thrown to them. No?
And that dude throwing them the ball will make them all look better than they truly are. Olsen could be great. Hester will stretch the field. Forte will be a force both as a runner and pass catcher. Could they use one more bonafide starting WR? Of course, but I am with you.
Matt, can I put you down as one of the experts who think Carolina won't do anything this year because of Delhomme? Others have stated before that they cannot win with him at the helm, just doing a friendly survey.
Sorta. I am not a fan-don't get me wrong. But-there are teams much worse off at that position as well. Still, I really hate their pass catchers outside of Smith and I think they will have an awfully tough time stopping the run. Couple those with Delhomme behind OC and Carolina will miss the playoffs.
where does Aaron Rodgers fit in the discussion of qbs other than Payton Manning and Tom Brady?
I assume we are not talking fantasy here-sometimes things get clouded when you allow for FF questions. But in the real world, we do need to see more...but, personally, I am sold. Top 8 guy for sure and climbing alongside guys like Ryan and Rivers. For real.
Carolina faces a very tough schedule this year, and kind of like the dolphins, they should expect a drop off
Another excellent point on that front.
Did you watch the Bucs preseason game last Thursday? Leftwich did not look good. I think they should have given the job to McCown anyway. I know his stats weren't good, but his first throw was a beauty (bobbled on the sideline for INC) and that would've made his stats almost identical to Leftwich. Plus he was under a ton of pressure while Leftwich just sat in the pocket and overthrew open receivers. Was this just a no-win scenario for the Bucs? Does Freeman start after the bye?
I did and you are right, Leftwich did not look good. But-I contend that neither Leftwich nor McCown is good enough. But, what I don't know, is where Freeman is mentally right now. I don't sit in on the Bucs' QB meetings. But-he will surely play some this season. Long year in TBay.
is there any way we can please not have fantasy football questions? there are too many REAL football questions that are more interesting and need addressed.
I hear you and am torn on that. In fact, I have been bad of late at not regulating the FF questions. But, for this chat, I am taking them as this is obviously prime FF time for people prepping for their drafts. But-ALWAYS-I will take good NFL questions over any FF question. Always. And-during the season-you will get far less FF.
Can you discuss Jason Smith's transition from a shotgun-based offense in college to a more pro style? Why wasn't this issue addressed before the draft? Looks like another Rams bust (yes, I'm going there this soon)...
Don't go there this soon. Sure, that was the big question with Smith-and this really goes to his ability to run block out of a traditional three point stance. Never saw enough of it at Baylor. But, he is smart, hard working and incredibly gifted physically. This very well could be a red shirt/learning year for Smith, but think about it-the Rams are not winning the Super Bowl this year with Tony Bosell at LT. It is a process.
Matt, do you think Al Afalava has played well enough to get the starting nod at safety or will the Bears just hand it over to Danieal Manning, who hasn't played in the preseason yet? What are your thoughts on Al Afalava overall?
He is impressive and very well could earn that spot. I don't dislike Manning-esp as a returner-but Afalava does seem to be the better playmaker. More physical for sure.
We can just try and word our fantasy questions to sound like a legit football question.
Some of you guys are quite good at that as well! Don't think I don't know what y'all are up to sometimes!
who are you picking for mvp this year? rodgers have a good chance?
We put in our picks very recently and I picked Rodgers for O Player of the Year, but Ryan as MVP. Kinda shocking I would bet.
So, Alex Smith, a bust? I would say so, and Im from Utah!
If I had to say yes or no-I would say yes, he is a bust. But-in his defense-the unbelievable oonstant change of offensive systems coupled with injuries has not made his transition easy at all. That being said, in most drafts, there is no way that he is the first overall selection. Would like to see him get out of SF and then judge again on this one.
I think Alex Smith would love to get out of San Fran so you can judge again.
Of course he would. He went through some of the roughest of times there as well.
Do you think deangelo williams has a chance to win the rusing title this year?
I do. Wrote recently that I think he is the 2nd best RB in the league now. That is behind Peterson of course and of course, I will pick Peterson to win that rushing title. But DeAngelo is exceptional. The only other RB who I would contend with him for that #2 spot would be S Jackson right now. Of course LT could surprise, but I am a doubter there.
Which bottom feeder offers the Eagles a first round pick for Vick next April??
Could you refresh my memory, who could the niners have chosen instead of Smith?
It was a very poor draft year to be honest. Rodgers was the other QB who was in contention for that honor though. Braylon Edwards and Ronnie Brown were also very high picks. Of course, adding Merriman or Ware wouldn't have been so terrible either!
M-Dub at what point in the season will Mt. Owens erupt
Soon. Real soon. That OL is just terrible. Buff's O is really worrisome.
Do you think that the Cowboys can get to the playoffs and finally get a win this year?
I didn't pick them to get into the tourney, but sure, it could happen for sure. More dedicated to the run game. More physical football team. I do like Romo.
I made a bet to a friend that Buffalo's offense would be ranked 25 or worse. I'm safe right?
You are safe
Hey Matt, will crabtree really sit out the whole year?? has there been ANY movement? how does this affect the niners receiver team?
Terrible business move to sit out the whole year. No team can work him out before the 2010 Draft if that is what he choses to do. I am pretty sure of that. His stock would really fall.
Do you see the Broncos keeping Marshall or should they just go ahead and finish what the new coach started?
All depends on what they can get in return...but I lean towards getting him out of town even if it isn't quite equal compensation.
Matty!!!!!!!!!! It's almost go time. Stillers or Pats in the Bowl?
Picked Pittsburgh over Atlanta actually.
Is Campbell gonna come through for me this year or are we both gonna be out of DC next year??
Both gone. Sorry to say it.
Matt, I don't think that the Alex Smith draft was a poor draft -- It was just thin at the top. Some big bargains in there. with Gore, Tuck, Ruud, Jacobs, Barber
Very true. I should have said "It was a terrible year to pick first overall."
What do you think Carson Palmer will do this year if he stays healthy?
Should have a very strong year. I really like his weapons and I don't trust Cincy (Benson) to be able to pound the ball like they would like to. Protection could be a problem however, but still, Palmer is a big time QB and should prove it again this year.
you think atlanta is going to make it....what kind of expert are you
Going out on a limb there for sure. Picked Philly narrowly over NYG over the summer. Not feeling great about that pick anymore. Just see ATL putting up an incredible amount of points. I will say that it is a longshot however.
Okay everyone. I am outta here. Great stuff. Check back next Wed at noon-as usual. Adios.


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I have had all kinds of problems with this bean plant lately. It started off in a container garden, but all of the things I had planted in there got too big. It was producing beans very well at the time. When I moved it, I think it got scorched, so I pulled the dead, dry leaves off. Production died back to almost nothing after I moved it. Then, I think some of the leaves mildewed, and I recently cut them off. I probably didn't do it right. The plants looks like a disaster now.
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Baylor women have Big 12's top player and coach
Posted: 03/04/2015 - Baylor sophomore Nina Davis has been named the Big 12 women's player of the year, and Kim Mulkey is the league's top coach for the fifth time.
Posted: 03/04/2015 - Baylor sophomore Nina Davis has been named the Big 12 women's player of the year, and Kim Mulkey is the league's top coach for the fifth time.
Posted: 03/04/2015 - Texas A&M appears well-equipped to post its ninth straight top 10 team finish at the 2015 NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championships after qualifying an impressive 16 swimmers for the national meet on Wednesday.
Updated: 03/04/2015 - Thirteen members of the 2014 AutoZone Bowl Champion Aggie football team participated in the 2015 Texas A&M Pro Day presented by Opportune in front of representatives from 28 NFL teams on Wednesday.
Posted: 03/04/2015 - Accepted qualifiers for the NCAA Indoor Championships have been announced and Texas A&M will have 15 athletes competing in 11 events during the national meet held at Randal Tyson Track Complex on the March 13-14 weekend.
Updated: 03/04/2015 - No. 18 Texas A&M looks to start a postseason run as it opens the SEC Tournament at approximately 2:15 p.m. on Thursday, March 5 at the Verizon Arena in Little Rock.
Posted: 03/04/2015 - The start time of the women's tennis match between Texas A&M and 26th-ranked South Carolina on Friday, March 6 at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center has been pushed up to a 2 p.m. start, Aggie head coach Howard Joffe announced today.
Updated: 03/04/2015 - The opening games of the SEC Women's Basketball Tournament, being played this week at Verizon Arena in North Little Rock, have been moved to an earlier start on Wednesday due to projected winter weather in the Central Arkansas area
Updated: 03/03/2015 - The Texas A&M Aggies had another win in comeback fashion to beat the Dallas Baptist Patriots, 7-5, Tuesday evening on Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park. The back-and-forth contest saw the Patriots erase two different Aggie leads but A&M would claw back both times highlighted by a four-run fourth.
Updated: 03/03/2015 - Dorian Finney-Smith scored 12 points before fouling out in the closing minutes, and Florida held on to beat Texas A&M 65-62 Tuesday night despite more free-throw woes.
Posted: 03/03/2015 - No. 1 Kentucky overcame a nine-point deficit in the second half to keep its perfect season intact, beating Georgia 72-64 on Tuesday night.
Posted: 03/03/2015 - Despite a great two-way performance by Dylan Ebbs, Sam Houston State lost 5-2 to McNeese State Tuesday at Don Sanders Stadium.
Posted: 03/03/2015 - Keith Shamburger scored 21 points, tying his season high, and drained a 10-footer with 10.9 seconds remaining on senior night to lift Missouri over Auburn 63-61 on Tuesday.
Posted: 03/03/2015 - Stefan Moody scored 25 points, 22 in the second half, and Ladarius White added 19 to help Mississippi beat Alabama 82-74 on Tuesday night.
Posted: 03/03/2015 - The College Station Lady Cougar soccer team defeated the Huntsville Lady Hornets 6-0 to improve to 11-0 in district and 20-0 on the season.
Posted: 03/03/2015 - After nearly 55 minutes of basketball, it came down to the last second for Blinn College men's basketball to advance past the first round of the Region XIV Tournament with a 80-79 double-overtime victory March 3 over Paris Junior College in Jacksonville.
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Posted: 03/03/2015 - The long ball was the weapon of choice for the Sam Houston softball team Wednesday as the Bearkats swept Mary Hardin-Baylor in a doubleheader.
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Updated: 03/03/2015 - Three Texas A&M women's basketball players were honored with yearly SEC awards on Tuesday, as Courtney Walker was named to the SEC First Team, Courtney Williams was named to the SEC Second Team, and Jordan Jones was named SEC Defensive Player of the Year, in addition to being named to the SEC Second Team and All-Defensive Team.
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Cochran proposes amendment to set state waters' limit
Published: July 14,2014
Tags: amendment, Casey Eure, Congress, federal government, fishing, gulf of mexico, Mississippi Legislature, Senate, state of Louisiana, State of Mississippi, state waters, Submerged Lands Act, Thad Cochran, U.S. Supreme Court
GULF OF MEXICO — Since July 2013, Mississippi has claimed its state waters extend nine miles south into the Gulf of Mexico.
The federal government refuses to recognize the declaration, standing by a 1960 U.S. Supreme Court decision that determined the offshore boundary for Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama was three miles out.
The federal government also has not recognized Louisiana's 2011 declaration of a nine-mile limit.
At stake is Gulf states' control of lucrative fishing rights and revenue from oil and gas production in near-offshore waters.
Mississippi's congressional delegation has been seeking to force federal recognition of the nine-mile limit for recreational fisheries management. Republican Sen. Thad Cochran proposed an amendment that would do so through a wide-ranging bill that focuses on hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation policy.
The issue dates back to 1953, when Congress passed the Submerged Lands Act. The act established a coastal boundary for each state at three geographical miles from the shore. The federal government retained control of water bottoms farther out.
The act provided that Congress could vote to extend the boundaries up to 10 miles offshore if a state could prove the existence of a law or constitutional provision that established a boundary beyond three miles before that state joined the Union.
In a 1960 lawsuit brought by the federal government, the five Gulf states argued each qualified for an exception. The U.S. Supreme Court decided Texas and Florida had produced historical documents supporting a 10-mile boundary but it ruled Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana did not.
After 30 more years of litigation, the government, the Supreme Court and the states in 1992 set a legal definition of where each of the three states' coastline began — and from there the three-mile limit would be determined. The decree did not extend the three-mile limit.
Louisiana wildlife officials said the state Legislature gave authority to extend waters in 2011 — but only after it was recognized by Congress or approved in litigation.
The Mississippi law of 2013 mimics the Louisiana law, but without the reference to Congress.
Its author, Rep. Casey Eure, R-Biloxi, said at the time that the bill was important to recreational and commercial fishermen. Eure said Louisiana's plan would overlap some waters where Mississippi officials had placed reefs and where Mississippi recreational and commercial fishermen had harvested for years. It was unclear how the two states would work out the overlap matter.
Cochran said his proposal also would assert state authority for managing, leasing, developing and using recreational fisheries within the extended area.
"Recreational fishing in the Gulf of Mexico is an important part of the economy and lifestyle of south Mississippi. The federal government not recognizing Mississippi's right to extend its waters for the purpose of fishing adversely affects these activities, as we saw this year with the shortened red snapper season," Cochran said.
The federal red snapper season ran June 1-9. Most of the red snapper fishing is in the deeper federal waters near oil rigs. But the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources decided the nine miles of waters would be open for red snapper fishing through much of July.
The agency told fishermen the federal government does not recognize this distance, and anyone possessing red snapper farther than three miles south of the barrier islands could be cited by federal law enforcement officers. Officials said fishing between three and nine miles in Mississippi waters is at the angler's own risk.
Cochran said his proposed amendment would have remedied the problem.
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Michael Jackson's children have remained largely out of the spotlight since the music icon's death, making these newly-discovered videos all the more surprising.
A series of home videos showing eight-year-old Prince Michael Jackson II (a.k.a. Blanket) dancing, singing and reciting movie quotes have surfaced on YouTube.