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Former BYU star Bryan Kehl enjoying his NFL ride with the Redskins
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PROVO — For former BYU linebacker Bryan Kehl, life in the National Football League has been a bit turbulent.
In his five years in the NFL, Kehl has bounced around among a handful of teams, but he's hoping he's found a home with the Washington Redskins.
"Things have been good. It's been a roller-coaster," he said. "I've played five years and it's just kind of the luck of the draw."
Kehl began his second tour of duty with the Redskins last November, one day after being waived by the Kansas City Chiefs. He enjoyed playing for Washington, and with star quarterback Robert Griffin III, the 2012 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year.
The Redskins re-signed Kehl to another one-year contract in March.
"It was a fun ride. I'm excited to get back out there for year two," said Kehl.
Of Griffin, Kehl said, "He's a stud. He's down-to-earth, an All-American kid. He's as impressive of a young man (as) you'll find, for being that young. He's humble and a team player — the whole 9 yards. I couldn't say enough about him. He's a great kid."
While Kehl likes playing professional football, he's learned that it is a business, and that some things are out of his control.
After starring at BYU, Kehl was selected by the New York Giants in the fourth round of the draft in 2008. The Giants moved up seven spots, trading picks with the Pittsburgh Steelers and surrendering one of their sixth-round picks, to snag Kehl.
"I got drafted, which was great, but I didn't get drafted to the best situation," Kehl explained. "The (general manager of the Giants) liked me and grabbed me when I got drafted, but I don't think the coaches were on the same page. I almost think the GM might have overruled the coach when they drafted me. It was almost like from day one the coaches didn't really like me there, which is fine. That happens."
As a rookie, Kehl made his first NFL start on Oct. 26, 2008, replacing the injured Gerris Wilkinson, and Kehl recorded his first NFL interception that day when he picked off the Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger and returned the ball 17 yards.
On Sept. 14, 2010, Kehl was waived by the Giants. The following day, the St. Louis Rams claimed him off waivers.
"It was kind of the same thing (in St. Louis)," Kehl said. "The coaches didn't like me. It's been trying to find a spot. Whenever I've been on the field, I've done well. In the preseason, I've always killed it. You just keep fighting."
Kehl spent a couple of seasons with the Rams before signing with the Redskins in April 2012. Kehl moved from outside linebacker to inside linebacker, playing in a reserve role behind London Fletcher and Perry Riley. But the Redskins let him go during their final cuts before the 2012 season.
Last October, Kehl was signed by the Kansas City Chiefs, but after playing just three games, he was cut again.
That's when the Redskins decided to give Kehl another shot.
Kehl is looking forward to the upcoming season, as well as the return of RG3, who suffered knee injuries late in the year.
"It completely destroyed our offense," Kehl said of the loss of RG3. "He'll be back and we'll be ready to roll."
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Santos' legal aid exit likely good for all parties
After seven years as chairman of Legal Aid Manitoba, Mario Santos said it was time to step down.
"It was a good time to leave," Santos said in an interview Monday, just two days after it was announced via internal memo the province has relieved him of his duties. "I'm 60 years old. If I'm going to make any moves in my professional life, now is the time."
A good time for Santos to leave, and perhaps a good time for new leadership at LAM. Notwithstanding his comments about moving on to other professional challenges, it is generally believed in the legal aid offices that he wanted to continue as chairman. The details behind this decision are murky. All we do know is Santos did not want to leave. It appears, however, Attorney General Andrew Swan, who is ultimately responsible for the decision, wanted to go in a different direction.
LAM is not a top-of-mind issue for many people. It should be, of course. LAM is that mechanism that ensures every citizen, regardless of social or economic standing, will be given adequate legal representation. But the main narrative of the legal aid story -- which usually involves battles between the federal and provincial government, or between government and private bar lawyers -- generally fails to evoke much passion. For many of us, it's a sideshow in which politicians, lawyers and criminals, all loathsome characters, battle each other for a few coins.
Lord knows Santos tried to make this a more compelling story. A longtime NDP supporter, Santos enjoyed a much higher profile during his seven-plus years at the helm of legal aid than his predecessors. He eventually became the chief spokesman for the Crown agency, and even established an office for himself within the LAM structure, something that had never been done before his tenure.
How has the agency fared during that time? It would be unfair to attribute all of the problems facing LAM to Santos. For many years now, it has been virtually impossible to write a story about legal aid without using the words "crisis" and "turmoil." Caseloads are skyrocketing and money is constantly running short. Part of this is due to a withdrawal of funding support from Ottawa, which used to cover half the total cost of legal aid programs across the country. Now, Ottawa pays for about one-third, and keeps dropping.
But even within the context of a funding crisis, Santos managed to make a mess out of legal aid. Under his watch, LAM was singled out by sitting judges several times for failing to live up to its mandate. In one case, LAM allowed a Thompson man facing a first-degree murder charge to go without counsel for the better part of a year. In another, a Queen's Bench judge slammed LAM for manipulating proceedings by denying an accused person coverage and forcing the court to step in and order the province to fund the man's defence.
Private bar lawyers aren't always the most sympathetic group, but it's not hard to understand why they came to mistrust Santos. In the spring, Santos made headlines by ordering private lawyers to attend, without compensation, overnight calls involving young offenders in custody. The private bar reacted with loud, angry indignation. Santos remained resolute that this work should be done "pro bono" but in the end, LAM had to do most of these overnight calls itself.
Later, during the summer, private lawyers complained the Winnipeg Police Service was threatening to charge lawyers who did not attend overnight calls. The biggest professional groups wrote a letter to the WPS decrying these tactics. Remarkably, after kicking off this controversy with his directive, Santos was one of the signatories to that letter complaining about the police tactics. It's not hard to see why many lawyers saw confusion as the hallmark of the Santos era.
The end result is that right now, fewer private bar lawyers are taking on legal aid work, and more uncertainty exists about who qualifies for legal aid coverage. LAM has effectively refused to take on high-profile, complex criminal cases because the costs of providing an adequate defence run into the millions of dollars. There was no plan for who would pay to defend the accused in those cases, only a policy that it wouldn't be LAM. That was a clear abrogation of LAM's duty to accused persons before the justice system.
Santos' departure is in almost all respects a chance for Swan to improve an agency that is an essential part of the effective delivery of justice services. LAM exists to ensure the constitutional right of all Manitobans to an effective defence, and to ensure there is a level playing field, no matter the case or charge. LAM often failed to fulfil those parts of its mandate under the oversight of the last board chairman. No new leader will fix all the problems facing legal aid, but the right person could remove the cloud of confusion enveloping the agency now.
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I'm not saying that kids are too dumb for this; I'm saying that the kids which Second Life would appeal too probably aren't the type to steal a credit card. This is just a guess though based on the fact that when I was a kid I would've loved to play this. And I wouldn't have stolen a credit card
You obviously haven't stopped by the Mature sims.Any MMOG where I can't play the role of a pimp is not worth playing. The pimping biz is where the money son.
For example, I can sell a wall clock that's an original piece and cannot be copied, or I can sell a chair that can be copied and modified.
Unfortunately there's no way to impose the GPL on SecondLife objects yet
I think thats an awesome idea, and I hope more MMORPGs include something similar. It seems like a great way to reward players and remove built up currency...
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What about memes like I C WUT U DID THAR? or inb4(meme)? Or old(meme)isold?
A lot of 'memes' here really aren't memes.
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What memes here aren't memes you were saying?
I see what you did there is here,and the ones that arent memes are deadpooled.
If there are are entries in the Submissions section that you feel aren't memes, go ahead and give your explanation of why it should be Deadpooled.
I think theres always gonna be one person who disagrees with a meme that's up on here and if the admins gave in to EVERY complaint they got, there wouldn't be anything on here apart from Lolcats and Mudkips. Tbh, I think it's good that smaller memes and 'net speak is catalogued – gives a bit of a wider look at internet culture.
Some of the older memes (ones that are on pages 16 + 17 etc) should probably have more expansive descriptions though…they're not catalogued as well as, say, the first 8 or 9 pages of memes and their descriptions. Although having said that, theres no way I'm adding anything to them…I can't write for anything >_>


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925 Balour Dr
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286 N El Camino Real
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216 La Mesa Ave
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Carolyn, I agree with the others. Gorgeous runner! I just don't like birthing personally, think the binding "finishes off" the project, though I've seen some that are just fine. I can see why you wouldn't want to tackle the binding (those inside corners will be tricky) I just like binding (don't mind doing it either...relaxing).
Thank you all for your comments. I will bind it, but it will be awhile before I do. I'm trying to learn to hand quilt so I thought I'd hand quilt it then bind in the dark brown. The way my hand quilting is going it may be Christmas or later before I get it finished. I really feel like a dork on my hand quilting.
That is just stunning, Carolyn! I think I'd put off the binding too! LOL!
What if you birthed it, but....put an edging fabric along that edge to give it a finished look, but not the trouble that binding this piece might give you? You could even make a corded piping to insert in the seam. I think that would look really good and might be easier than binding. Maybe one of the medium brown shades?
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I just started to play your game 2 weeks ago and i really enjoy it. I only use 1 character (blitzcrank) and i started well after this skin was pulled down.
Is there anyway i can get the rusty skin?
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AWww man... i just started playing almost 2 weeks ago... finally saved up for Blitz... i wanted the skin too.. didnt know you cant buy it anymore -_-
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I agree, riot is ****ing dumb. They should make all skins available for buy. Like rusty blitz, and mid-evil twitch. so ****ing... Don't they realize they would make more money by making them available? What do they lose for having them available... They are ******ed.
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Fire up a charcoal or smoked wood grill (don't even think about doing this with gas). Finely mill (chop up) the cilantro. Unwrap the steaks and massage the meat with salt, freshly ground black pepper, and some of the cilantro. In a heat proof glass measuring cup melt the Irish butter in the microwave (about 1-2 minutes on high; keep an eye on it). To the melted butter add the rest of the cilantro, several drops of the chipotle sauce and the juice of two limes. Stir until blended. Take the steaks out to the grill and slap them on. Cook on each side 5-7 minutes. While cooking brush the steaks with the butter/herb/pepper/lime mixture. Remove steaks to plate and let rest for 10 minutes. Serve with lime wedges and blue corn chips on the side topped by sour cream, salsa, and guac. Don't forget the ice cold beer to quench that fire in your mouth.
Wow, does that ever sound good...anything tex-mex, hispanic, anywhere/anytime and I'm first in line with my fork :)
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The Tremont Chicago Hotel at Magnificent Mile, Chicago
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The Tremont Chicago Hotel at Magnificent Mile is a few minutes' walk from some of the best shopping in the city along N. Michigan Avenue - better known as the Magnificent Mile. A bus stop is 3 blocks away, which makes it easy to get around the city.
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Rutabaga Cheddar Mash
Not around here though. They have always been a big favorite of ours, and this is the perfect time of year to enjoy them.
They are a very easy vegetable to grow, though here they don't seem to become quite as large as the ones we can buy in the store - you want to harvest them at about softball size, so that they don't become fibrous. We are out of the ones we grew last fall, because though they keep quite a long time, we have long since eaten them all up.
Fortunately, it is still prime-time for rutabagas at the supermarket, because by this time of year, they are still delicious - maybe even better than they were in the fall. Stored properly, they seem to become sweeter and richer in flavor as they age. They have lots of vitamin C, and are a significant source of anti-oxidants.
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Daly, who won the British Open in a playoff nine years ago, finished regulation at 10-under-par 278 along with Chris Riley and Luke Donald at Torrey Pines.
The trio headed back to the par-five 18th to begin the extra session and Daly let it rip off the tee with a perfect drive down the middle of the fairway. Riley followed with an equally solid drive while Donald missed the fairway in the right rough off the tee.
Donald, an Englishman who titled at the 2002 Southern Farm Bureau Classic, punched his second out of the rough and Riley followed, advancing his second shot down the fairway.
The anxious gallery at the 18th expected nothing less from Daly as he took a three-wood out of his bag and blasted his approach through the right side of the putting surface and into a greenside bunker.
Daly wasn't home free yet, however, as Donald played a tremendous third shot that stopped within six feet of the hole. Riley followed and watched as his third shot trickled down a ridge and came to rest five feet from the cup.
Daly, who had been brilliant out of the sand all week, lifted his third out of the bunker and cheered his ball down the crest. Daly's cheers, along with those of the gallery, increased emphatically until the ball stopped within inches of the hole.
He wasted no time in tapping in for a birdie, putting the pressure squarely on his competitors. Donald putted first and missed left and while Riley's putt was on line, it lipped out granting the victory to Daly.
"A lot of emotion and kind of a relief that I finally won again," said Daly, who took home $864,000 for the victory. "It's just great. It's a wonderful feeling to win again."
Daly used an eagle on the 18th on Saturday to take the lead heading into the final round and he had plenty of work ahead of him on Sunday.
"I just went out like I usually do," said Daly, who struggled to a 75. "I really didn't worry so much."
At the par-three third, Daly knocked his tee shot over the green and into a hazard. An unlucky second shot left Daly on the green in three where he two- putted for a double-bogey.
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At the par-five ninth, Daly played his second shot right of the fairway. With a row of trees between him and the green, Daly used a slim opening to skip his third shot to 12 feet. He missed the birdie putt by inches, but the play out of the trees was the break Daly needed.
Daly hit his third out of a bunker to 15 feet at the 12th and drained the putt to save par. The 37-year-old found the sand again at the par-three 16th and this time played his third to two feet for another par.
With Donald and Riley already in the clubhouse at minus-10, Daly chose to lay up at the par-five 18th in regulation and settled for par before heading to the playoff where a victory was only another bunker shot away.
"It was a battle on the golf course today," said Daly. "Somehow I know that I got it done and I'm just so happy."
Donald moved into contention with a birdie at the 11th and ran home a 12-foot putt for a birdie at the 13th to match Daly at 11-under.
The 26-year-old faltered with back-to-back bogeys from the 14th but he drained a 10-foot birdie putt from the fringe at the 18th to complete a round of 69.
Riley, who was seeking his first title since the 2002 Reno-Tahoe Open, also used a birdie at the last to secure a spot in the extra session after a 69 of his own.
Woods moved to nine-under with a birdie at the 10th but found a bunker off the tee at the par-four 12th en route to a bogey.
He dropped another shot at the 15th but closed with a positive after his third shot to the 18th stopped within three feet of the hole for a birdie.
"I feel like I'm playing well," said Woods, who carded a 69 in the final round. "I felt so good starting out. I hit so many good golf shots starting out, I wish I would have kept it going."
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D. Bruce Ellingson, age 50, formerly of Palm Springs, Fla., and Hastings, Minn., died Aug. 8, 2009. He was preceded in death by a brother, Ricky Ellingson. He is survived by his parents, Dorothy and Don Ellingson of Hastings, Minn.; sisters Cindy Ellingson of Apple Valley, Minn., and Laurel (George) Johnson of Vadnais Heights, Minn.; and many friends and relatives. Memorial services were held at Honsa Family Funeral Home, White Bear, Minn., Aug. 14, 2009.
Phyllis Heinlein, 77, of Cannon Falls, passed away Saturday morning, Aug. 15, 2009, at the Cannon Falls Medical Center following a lengthy illness. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009, at St. Pius V Catholic Church in Cannon Falls with the Reverend Jay K. Kythe, officiating. Burial will be in St. Pius Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Lundberg Funeral Home in Cannon Falls, where there will be a 4 p.m. prayer service, and after 9 a.m. Thursday at the church. Phyllis R. Heinlein was born Jan.
Dr. Paul E. Lunde, age 79, a retired Hastings chiropractor, died Aug. 5, 2009, at the Augustana Health Care Center in Hastings. Paul was born Feb. 2, 1930, in Willmar, Minn., to Theodore and Evelyn (Olson) Lunde. He served three years in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and married Virginia M. Hecker Sept. 24, 1960, in Hastings.
Leonard Michael Weiss, age 48, of Hastings, formerly of Bloomingdale, N.J., died Sunday, Aug. 9, surrounded by his family, after a five-year battle with colon cancer. He is preceded in death by his parents, Leonard and Phyllis Weiss. He is survived by Tara, his wife of 20 years, daughter, Maggie; son, Lenny; brother, Bob (Dawn); nephew, James; and many in-laws, nieces, nephews, friends, aunts, uncles and cousins in Minnesota and New Jersey. Lenny grew up in Bloomingdale, and went to college in River Falls, Wis., where he met his future wife, Tara Donohue.
Roy "Lee" Baldwin, age 73, of St. Paul, formerly of Hastings, died Aug. 5, 2009, at Bethel Care Center, St. Paul. He was born June 21, 1936, in Brooklyn, N.Y., to Roy Lee Sr. and Edith (Hankes) Baldwin. He worked as a dispatcher for Northern States Power/Xcel Energy prior to retirement. Lee was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Pete Baldwin and John Bill Baldwin.
Deloris N. Almquist, age 78, of North Ft. Myers, Fla. died August 3, 2009, at the United Hospital in St. Paul. Deloris was born February 24, 1931, in Woolstock, Iowa, to Clarence and Doris (Myhre) Norcross. She married Richard Almquist July 30, 1966. Deloris was employed as a clerical worker at 3M and Smead Manufacturing prior to her retirement.
Linda C. Parkin, beloved wife and mother, age 64, of Hastings, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on August 2, 2009 after a long battle with diabetes and kidney disease. Linda was born March 18, 1945, to Alvin and Esther Tiedeman in Red Wing. She married Jerry Parkin in Rochester on April 11, 1970.
Garth Allen Truax, age 48, of Hastings, passed away suddenly at his home, July 30, 2009. The world is blessed with few that leave us after having given so much more than they have taken. The radiance of a life filled with love and kindness will continue to shine on all those he touched. Garth loved life and the biggest part of his life was his fiancée and best friend Danette, his daughters, Tara and Samantha, and Danettes' children, Melissa, Casey and Danielle. Together they formed a strong family, a family that oftentimes worked together and always played together.
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Alice R. Benjamin, age 96, of Hastings, died August 1, 2009, at the Regina Nursing Home. Alice was born May 16, 1913, in Randolph, Minn. to Algot and Rosetta Edstrom. She graduated from Randolph High School and the Normal Teaching School in Cannon Falls. Alice married Clinton Benjamin in 1933 and lived the next 76 years in Hastings. She was a substitute elementary school teacher until 1959 when she and her husband bought the Parkway Grocery Store on Maple Street.


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Mike PohlmanMike serves as the senior pastor at Immanuel Bible Church in Bellingham, Washington. Mike is a former church planter in the Pacific Northwest, and served for three years as the executive producer of The Albert Mohler Program, a nationally syndicated radio show dedicated to Christianity and culture. Mike has a PhD in American church history from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Mike is husband to Julia and father to four wonderful children: Samuel (12), Anna (10), John (9) and Michael (4). When not pastoring, Mike loves sports, music, and hanging out with his family.
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Why do so many people around the country jump in freezing water in freezing temperatures on New Years Day?
I honestly don't know why. I'm wondering. Do we do it to remind ourselves we're alive? (cf. The Goo Goo Dolls, "Iris." "You bleed just to know you're alive...") Is there a longing inside us to break out of some mundane existence and the water is our needed jolt? Am I reading too much into it?
We joined our neighboors in our annual Polar Bear Swim yesterday. On this morning it was 23 degrees in Richmond, VA. Needless to say, our family watched rather than swam, but had a great time being a part of the festivities. But it made me question why hundreds of people subject themselves to these extreme elements at the beginning of each New Year.
I'm hoping and praying that 2009 is a year when God's grace shocks my system much like a polar bear plung. In other words, that I would be just as conscious of Him this year as the swimmers yesterday were conscious of the frigid water that immersed them.
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11/20/14 by SandQueen | hermann, MO
Yes, I recommend this product.
"Great shoe!! They fit real nice and great cushion for my feet. If you have a wide foot and swelling ankles like I get, this is a perfect shoe! I wear them daily, morning to night. I like that it comes in light grey, white gets dirty too fast!"
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5/5/14 by riverlover | Sequim, WA, USA
Yes, I recommend this product.
"I have worn 608s for many years. Basically I live in them. They are the most comfortable shoe I have had. I love the gray. It stays clean for a long time and looks great. These shoes are a bit softer with a bit more padding around the heal and tongue than the white leather."
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