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Zach's Mail Stack 11/29
As Will Muschamp said last Sunday, it's a positive time to be a Florida Gator.
UF capped off its regular season with dominating win at FSU, punched a ticket to the Sugar Bowl and just landed one of the nation's top safeties in Marcell Harris.
Things are going good for the Gators just when they need to be, too.
Next weekend is Florida's banquet, which is going to bring in a lot of recruits as most of you know by now. A large portion of Florida's 2013 commits are taking their official visits and a handful of targets will be on hand as well.
I'll have a running list of visitors out on Wednesday and then I hope to get around a dozen video interviews that will begin going up on our website the following week.
I received a lot more questions this week as I hoped for, but most of you asked about the same topics. What can I say, great minds think alike.
On to the questions!
How are we looking with RB Alex Collins, any chance we can pick him up? — Clay, Sam, Sleezie, Brian, gatorfan, Tamayo
With this week's news of an official to UF, the possibility of landing Alex Collins (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./South Plantation) has become real. Florida running backs coach Brian White visited Collins on Wednesday and he returns the favor on Dec. 14.
Florida State and Miami have had the upper hand with Collins and he has ties to both schools, so Florida's chances will likely be determined by how well his visit to Gainesville goes. Collins has said he likes the offense under coordinator Brent Pease and isn't afraid to compete with the four backs UF will have next year.
As was the case with Harris at the safety position, I think Collins is a plus-one guy for the Gators and they won't pursue another running back unless he's a highly-rated prospect such as FSU commit Ryan Green.
Has Florida got a shot with Laquon Treadwell or James Clark at WR? — Brian, Tamayo, Sam
Florida didn't make the cut for Laquon Treadwell (Crete, Ill./Crete Monee) in early October and his Top 2 is Ole Miss and Oklahoma with Michigan, Michigan State and Oklahoma State still in the race.
UF has a great shot with Clark, though. The New Smyrna Beach receiver recently started getting recruited by Pease and will have an assistant coach visit him Friday. He has camped at UF in the past.
The Gators want to add a fifth WR and there aren't many options left, so Clark could get an offer soon if they like him enough. Should that happen and he gets the green light to commit, I would expect him to jump on board quickly. Clark has over 20 offers and an impressive highlight tape from this year.
Zach, any chance Kennard Swanson joins the good guys? — tcroot, Brian
The fullback from Lakeland Lake Gibson decommitted from LSU on Wednesday. I don't know too much about him, but Nola.com feels Florida is in the driver's seat for his services.
Swanson visited for the Jackonsville State game and was offered by UF shortly afterward. However, he has grade concerns and is not qualified yet. The Gators will need to see some academic improvement from Swanson and miss on some remaining targets at other positions before they consider taking him.
How does the recent coaching changes effect our 2013 class (FSU, Auburn etc.) — Jonathan, Jeremy, Austin
As I mentioned last week, Florida is pretty much out of the picture for receiver Marquez North (Charlotte, N.C./Mallard Creek). He was the only recruit UF could have capitalized on with Derek Dooley's firing. The Gators don't want any of Tennessee's commits, which says something about the talent gap between the two schools.
Linebacker Trey Johnson (Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett) decommitted from Auburn on Tuesday, and he's the most likely prospect Florida can land with the coaching change there. The Gators lead for him along with Ohio State and he officially visits UF on Dec. 14.
Looking at the Tigers' commitment list, the only other kid I see Florida wanting and having a realistic shot at is defensive end Carl Lawson (Alphretta, Ga./Milton). He attended Florida's Junior Day back in February and had great things to say about the trip afterward. But he hasn't expressed much interest in the Gators recently and probably won't unless he visits again.
As for Florida State, Bartow linebacker Freddie Stevenson and Hollywood Chaminade Madonna cornerback Adrian Baker both visited UF during their recruiting process and are the two commits I could see the Gators try to flip because they want to sign another prospect at those positions. However, Florida is not recruiting them anymore to my knowledge.
We have to be close to filling our class. How many spots are left and who do we need the most? — Sam, C. Bedgood
Florida has 77 scholarship players on its roster excluding walk-ons (who won't count against the 2013 class). The Gators have room for 21 signees because of the 13 seniors graduating, but there is now 22 commits with Harris. However, UF will likely have 2-3 transfers and Sharrif Floyd is expected to go pro with Matt Elam and Jordan Reed possibly joining him. Any transfers or early declarations will create more openings, and I think Florida will have room for a full class of 25.
The Gators still need to sign another receiver, offensive lineman, defensive tackle and defensive end.
Can you provide your latest percentage of getting our main targets in orange & blue? — Phillip, Tamayo, Keith, James Dean, Charles Gibson, Robert, Mike
RB Alex Collins: 35% — Florida still trails FSU and Miami, but he's never been to Gainesville. Let's see where he stands after his official.
WR James Clark: 25% — I wouldn't be surprised if this happens, but he has to get an offer and visit again before I'll believe it.
OL Trenton Brown: 95% — The Gators still lead after his recent visits and they've been his favorite since early September.
OL Roderick Johnson: 4o% — UF has continued to recruit him and offensive line coach Tim Davis will be at his school Friday.
DT Montravius Adams: 30% — The Gators visited him Thursday, but he needs to return for an official for them to have a shot.
DT Jarran Reed: 7o% — Florida leads over Ole Miss and I think his teammate Darious Cummings will sway him to UF.
DE Elijah Daniel: 6o% — If he has the grades, he'll be a Gator. He officially visits on Jan. 11.
DE Ebenezer Ogundeko: 45% — He says Clemson and Florida are even, but the depth chart favors the Tigers and that matters to him.
LB Trey Johnson: 5o% — I think he likes UF the most, but OSU needs him more and will pursue harder. He also has a late visit to USC.
CB Jalen Ramsey: 25% — Monte Kiffen's resignation might make him decommit from USC, but that doesn't mean he'll be UF-bound. He still has an official with Alabama and will visit the Trojans last.
CB Shaq Wiggins: 25% — He visits Florida on Jan. 18, but he's currently committed to UGA and has two officials scheduled with other schools.
That's all for this week! Be sure to put your questions for the next mailbag in the comment section below!
46 Comments
Seeing how Mack brown and the longhorns are recruiting Florida athletes now(marcell Harris), when does cwm start recruiting Texas for lineman? The respect time is over he needs to go get some bigs and use his relationships in Texas to get some.
by Jw
Needs more Tunsil.
by Tunsilectomy
Jw we don't go after Texas. We will cherry pick from time to time if we can't get them from Florida first or Georgia second.
by J
Great Point "J", we have GREAT talent he at home if we can harvest it. The Texas BIGS are not getting the job done for the home team as is stands right now, why do we need then. Let's do a better job of harvesting the GREAT STATE of FLORIDA and the "Sweet Spots" in Georgia and we will be more than fine. Great work ZACH!! GO GATORS!!!!
by CREEK GATOR
Zach, Can we get a breakdown of what you expect our priorities to be for next year?
by fernz
I hope Reed doesn't go to the NFL, he's not ready for that IMO, one more year can help him and us.
by Ryan
Coach Muschamp has said many times how Driskel's running ability is a great benefit to the offense. I'm curious, what is the running ability of Skyler Mornhinweg and Max Staver?
by DeNiro
Hey Zack-why such a low percentage on Ogundeko? I truly believe he will sign with the Gators. I think he really likes it there and his relationship w/ Dominique Easley I think will ultimately sway him to come here. I think he would be a perfect fit into Coach Boom's system.
by Baton Rouge Gator Fan
Hey Zach, have you heard anything about UF talking to Tenn WR coach Darin Hinshaw? I know this he is a real good recruiter was the UCF QB in the early 90′s.
by GatorGil
Jordan Reed going pro? He's done a good job this year, but he's not ready for the next level. Elam and Floyd I could understand.
by Gator Todd
Driskel's running ability is needed because our pass blocking is a little iffy at times. When we get the Oline built up to where it should be, then a drop-back passer will be fine.
by Lizardgrad89
From a Gator living in Minnesota. Wish we would start recruiting our bigs from up in this neck of the woods. Look at Wisconsin, Nebraska O-lines. Year in and year out some of the best. They are physical and the kind of player that Coach Muschamp wants on the team. These corn fed farm boys would more than love to come to G-ville for the weather and the co-eds laying out in their bikini tops in March. I can tell you they will see none of that up here at that time of the year.
by gators0086
Heard from one of the coaches who opposed Will Grier in the championship playoff game that he may not be able to play as a Senior due to his age. Said he was already 19 and North Carolina regulations make him ineligible. He did acknowledge that it was a rumor the staff had heard. Any rumblings of that? If so, how might that affect his recruitment? The rumors around NC are that the Gators are high on his list. BTW, saw the title game and despite playing against lower division competition he looks like the real deal.
by Walt
Hey guys how about JaQuez Green for WR coach? I think he'll be a great fit, would be nice to see Jaylen Ramsey join VHIII as lockdown corners.
by Derek
"Jalen" sorry
by Derek
We need Jordan Reed to return next year and he needs another year to build his stock.
by Dan Dixon
Baton Rouge Gator Fan,
Ogundeko does like the Gators, but he is very turned off by Florida's depth at the Buck position. It's the reason why he pushed back his initial decision (which would have been UF) in July. Clemson knows that and probably promised him playing time on his official visit last weekend. Muschamp doesn't do that. Also, Ogundeko and Easley are not close like that. They just have a connection because they're both from New York. The Gators are definitely still in it and he says they're tied with Clemson, but I think the Tigers have the slight edge.
by Zach Abolverdi
I'm w/ JW, use those relationships while they're warm. It's a relationship business. We've done quite well with out of state talent over the years, be it Percy, Shariff, Easley, Powell, Roberson, Humphries, Spikes etc. Florida talent is terrific but if you've got some contacts, be it TX or whereever, use them.
by pvbgator
Any word or rumors on players transfering out? Thanks!
by nicks
Zach, you just turned me off on Ogundeko. We can't have guys that want the easiest route to playing time. If this guy is a big time beast he will either win the Buck position or the coaches will find a way to get him on the field via rotation or otherwise.
Is it fair for me to question his mental toughness here?
Please, somebody call me out if I'm wrong. And don't start your comment with "Today's kid…."
by Delray Mike
Delray Mike, I agree 100%, same with Gilmore going to LSU because they promised early PT. Coach Muschamp might lose some recruits for not doing this but I think it's better to be straight with the kid and tell him if you earn it, it's yours if not there's a place on the bench for ya (see Dubose and Pop Saunders).
by nicks
hey zach any chance we might have some defensive backs transfer from us with the addition of harris and a lot of talented players already at the position?
by B-rad Glover
Delray Mike-I posed the question to Zach to which he responded (Thanks, Z)…I'm hoping he decides to come to UF…we forget that we have Ronald Powell coming back hungrier than ever & I think Ogundeko would only flourish behind RoPo…I'm hoping he does the good thing & come here to learn from him & work to get better…it would be a shame if he went to Clemson just because the path would seem easier…seems to me that he should want to make it tough for Coach Boom to NOT put him out there & push RoPo…look at what Dante Fowler & Jonathan Bullard did…he could do the exact same thing…Go Gators!!!
by Baton Rouge Gator Fan
Delray Mike…
I agree. He sees Powell coming back next and he also saw how wel Fowler did. He sees the writing on the wall that it could be a while before he starts or gets significant playing time. This is the same issue with Tunsil. He knows for a fact he can't beat Humphries at LT to get that job so he's going elsewhere. Florida recruits great players. Those same players have to understand you got to come here and work. you have to earn everything you get. the coaches will see it. They'll put you in the best position to succeed. These kids, as you said, what it easy and given to them. I question these types of recrutis true interest…why settle for a weaker team to get playing time. Everyone knows SEC is where it's at. Secceed there and you get respect! Gators all day! Thanks for the material Zach. enjoyed it.by Gators4Life
With the Gators 2013 class looking great, how do they look for 2014? are there any elite recruits the Gators are targeting for next year?
by Matt
Hey Matt-Let's get the 2013 signed first & worry about 2014 later (lol)…Gators will roll again next year!!!
by Baton Rouge Gator Fan
hey zach who are the early enrollees coming in jan this yr? can you do a quick article on that soon?
by travis
Hey Zach,
I just read an article that said that when Muschamp was at Texas, he was trying to recruit Manzel as a safety. Also, I know Purifoy, one of our best playmakers, played WR in highschool but got switched to CB. Any chance that Muschamp is doing what Spurrier used to do for a while in hogging a few playmakers to his side of the ball that could possibly help out our production on the other side of the ball and balance us out a little?by Sarah
Zach, how do transfers count towards the annual 25 recruits a school can sign?
by Gator N NC
Stop with all the "projections" on why a recruit will or want come to UF. The reason kids dont come are the same as why many come. Uf locked up three instant impact(potential) and now there are lb's they like better(Foster, Rolin, Johnson). It is a two way street so stop pretending that Uf is being done wrong. They call it recruiting for a reason.Max Staver was supposed to be the only QB in this class, yet another qb is in the picture. I hope the Gators get the best fits at every position availiable.
by Gbreaker1
oN THIS EARLY PLAYING TIME PROMISE,a kid should EARN his playing time or there is no incentive to perform at you highest potential. Sharing (rotation) time is actually to the benefit of the great athletes. They get the breathers and they are fresh longer, therefore perform better LONGER during the game and the entire season. If those same kids will look at this years TEAM, they could see that is why we had such success this year. TEAM effort, we DON'T have ANY individual superstars that carried this team. It's ALL been team effort and performance because players were rested because of the ROTATION. Those kids that think they have to be on the field every play are use to being the BIG FISH, it doesn't work that way in the SEC (major College) football. GO GATORS!!!!
by CREEK GATOR
matt rolin visited today. will he be an option? sounds like we may need some linebacker backup plans. And do you see a=us landing will grier in the future when he visits
by gatorfan
Gator N NC,
It's confusing. Transfers technically don't count towards an annual recruiting cycle, they're just another scholarship player on the roster. But JUCO prospects like Trenton Brown and Tyler Moore are part of the class they sign with. However, most JUCO prospects enroll early and schools count them back toward the previous year so they can sign more prospects in the current year. For example, Brown and Moore enroll in January and UF will count them back to the 2012 numbers, but they will still be considered part of the 2013 signing class.by Zach Abolverdi
What positive problems Fla is having in recruiting, trying to decide on whom to sign. Things are only gonna get better and better. The future looks exciting for Fla. All this POSITIVE ENERGY. 11-1, wow, could have been 12-0. GoGators.
by gogators
I know for so long it was said that we were pretty "content" with Kelvin and Adam as our RB's in this class. Now we're going after Alex Collins. Does anyone know the reasning? Is there any rumblings with Mack Brown? Is he a transfer condidate. And, for the record I have no issues about going after Collins. Just was wondering what sparked the late surge in our pursuit of him? Love to hear thoughts or insight from any of you and maybe even you Zach if you have any information on it?
Gators have risen again!!by Gators4Life
I need Tunsil
by Tunsilectomy
collins has gotten bigger and better as his senior yr has gone on he's put on about 30lbs but hasnt lost any of the speed i think the coaches just like him more now then they did 9 months ago
by travis
What are our chances with Stacey Coley? He Tweeted on November 27 That we were in his top 3 with FSU and UNC. Thanks.
by Zack Toomer
ive been very unimpressed w/mack brown during his uf carrer. highly overrated. so we only have 2 true rbs right now and 1′s graduating. so i would think they are trying to get collins for depth reasons.
by gatorfan
I think our coaches are looking to increase our chances of not missing at our biggest positions of need: RB, OL, WR, DT/Pass Rusher. If we get too many, oh well. Our RB situation looks good but would look better with A. Collins, R. Green or G. Bryant on the committee. Right now we don't have a proven every down back..and I haven't mentioned durability. Personally I don't see us getting him. Miami stars are raised to be Canes and when they do go against the grain, very few come our way. Let's hope he takes the road less traveled.
by TigerCatZeroZero
As to be expected, recruits and programs are reconsidering their choices. Recruits can easily de-commit, however a program like ours has to be much more subtle… Q. Powell probably will be announcing for USC soon…so look for us to turn up the LB hunt. Not sure if he just had a change of heart or we were being 'subtle' to him. He would have come in undersized anyways…luckily we're in position where our plan b or c is potentially equivalent or better than our current plan a.
by TigerCatZeroZero
It was reported that David Dawson was a silent commit and changed his mind based on personal circumstances with being to far from home. Now I am seeing reports that Alabama is the mix and will get a visit. I don't get it can you shed some light on this?
by KB
i dont recall seeing anywhere the Powell was about to flip to usc. do u have a source or is this something u have seen on a message board?by gatorfan
That was not Stacy Coley, the account was fake. That's not his Top 3 and UF stopped recruiting him months ago.
by Zach Abolverdi
After Dawson changed his mind to stay closer to home, are the Gators back in play for Ira Denson? He would be a nice addition to the O line with the graduation of James Wilson.by Gatorbread
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City of Portola discusses medical marijuana dispensaries
Diana Jorgenson
Portola Editor
The city of Portola recently received an inquiry about the process to establish a medical marijuana dispensary within the city limits and brought it to the last city council meeting to begin discussion on the subject.
The council spent nearly an hour talking to potential applicants Jason Ingram and Brian Jones and their attorney Ken Brock and members of the audience, before referring the matter for further discussion at its Jan. 12 meeting.
City Attorney Steve Gross introduced the item and said the purpose was to begin community discussion. He said currently city ordinances read that if a particular use is not listed, it is not allowed.
"The city's position currently is that it's not allowed," Gross summarized.
Portola's municipal code of allowable commercial uses is several pages long and listings are quite specific, beginning with adult-oriented businesses and ending with specialized training and storage. Uses such as a methadone clinic are in between.
A medical marijuana dispensary could share a similar mission with a drug store (an approved commercial use) or could fall under the category as a medical support service (also a category), but there is no specific listing for "medical marijuana collectives," which were only authorized in 1996, with the passage of the Compassionate Use Act.
Council members received the full body of legislation pertaining to medical marijuana, about a dozen pages of legislation comprised of three separate acts: Proposition 215, the Compassionate Use Act; Senate Bill 420, defining terms more rigorously and outlining a voluntary identification card program; and Assembly Bill 2650, which prohibited dispensaries within a 600-foot radius of schools.
In addition to the pages of Health and Safety Codes, the California Attorney General has issued guidelines that summarize applicable law, define terms relating to the laws, and offer guidelines for patients and caregivers, as well as collectives and cooperatives.
Summarizing the history of medical marijuana use, Gross said cities and counties had a variety of responses to the legislation and had created a range of ordinances.
He presented the council with three options: decide to prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries in the city; conduct community discussion (in any format or time period they felt necessary); or proceed, in which case the city would need to draft an ordinance and consider a number of issues in the process.
Council members learned there were no dispensaries currently located in Plumas County and to the best of the staff's knowledge, there are also no county ordinances on storefront dispensaries.
The closest dispensaries are allegedly in Truckee and Colfax.
As part of his introduction and legal summary, Gross mentioned the city of Anaheim prohibited dispensaries on the basis they are in opposition to federal law.
State courts at the lower level and in Superior Court ruled that it was not a valid reason to reject dispensaries.
Ricky Ross asked if having a medical marijuana dispensary could impact federal funding and grants to the city.
Gross replied: "The attorney general did issue an enforcement memorandum. I don't have it with me but basically, the attorney general of the United States has said, 'Look, it's not the intent of the federal government to go out and prosecute folks who are otherwise in compliance with state laws allowing the medical use of marijuana.' I'm paraphrasing quite a bit, but that's on the enforcement level. As far as funding is concerned, it's anybody's guess."
Ken Brock, attorney for Ingram and Jones, introduced himself as a corporate health law attorney, working primarily in Sacramento and the northern Bay Area.
"These guys are paying me because they want to make sure that everything is done by the book. They're very committed to doing this."
He commended the city for having the discussion, because the Legislature had left it up to cities and counties to sort out details.
Brock said cities have reacted by ignoring the issue; banning or placing a moratorium on dispensaries; or regulating and permitting the dispensary.
He described the first option and moratoria as "stopgap"' measures; bans are subject to legal challenge - he expected to challenge Placer County's ban as poorly written.
He said the only real solution was the third. "It allows the city or county to regulate and control the activity and the way the facility operates in order to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens who live within that jurisdiction."

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As part of the most recent Lions Clubs International grant, their Foundation has made seed funds available to Special Olympics to implement programming designed to offer health information direct to parents and caregivers of our athletes; as well as position Lions Clubs to speak to the group to orient all as to the social services Lions Clubs provides to the community. These are known as the "Family Health Forums" (FHF)
The Malaria Mascot helps to raise awareness of the dangers of malaria.
This initiative is tied to Special Olympics global goal of building communities through the participation of families and caregivers.
The first FHF was held in the town of Delareyville, South Africa. Many influential figures, members of the community, families and Special Olympics South Africa (SOSA) athletes gathered at the Lilian Lehetla Special School to celebrate the opening of their new facilities.
SOSA felt that it was a great opportunity to offer families the chance to engage with a healthcare professional and ask questions concerning the health needs of the intellectually disabled. Among the many distinguished guests were Lions Club member Riana Pape, Mrs. Mamokobo and Mr. Dimpe, from the Department of Health, and Mr. Mosimane from the Department of Sports.
The key message of the day was delivered by Mr Mosimane, who stressed the importance of participation in sports and the positive effect that sport has on the quality of life for both adults and children.
A talk on the hearing and speech impediments related to Intellectual Disability (ID) was delivered by Mrs. Nomonde Mtshazo, an Audiologist and Special Olympics volunteer. She specifically covered the symptoms that families of people experiencing hearing difficulties could recognise.
According to UNICEF Malaria kills one child every 30 seconds, about 3000 children every day. Over one million people die from malaria each year, mostly children under five years of age, with 90 per cent of malaria cases occurring in Sub-Saharan Africa.Healthy Athletes in Africa is now addressing this very real threat to the health of our athletes through "Malaria Awareness" educational sessions held under the umbrella of FHF.The awareness campaign was launched at a FHF event in Thohoyandou, South Africa.450 Participants attended the event which was held in conjunction with a Municipal Walk for the Elderly, and a Special Olympics South Africa (SOSA) Floor Hockey Tournament. The participants included family members, athletes and supporters from the community.Mr. Jackson Magidi from the Limpopo Dept. of Health and Social Development's "Malaria Control Program" conducted the Malaria Awareness session. He provided not only basic information on infection, symptoms and prevention, but also, and perhaps most importantly, information about the breeding habits of mosquitos and how to manage stagnant water pools in their immediate environment. At the end of the session, SOSA was also very happy to be able to hand out Tabard, a mosquito repellent which both athletes and family members can use for protection when outdoors.A second FHF Malaria Awareness event was held in Tanzania where the approach was slightly different with a more practical component being incorporated as athletes and family members participated in eradicating stagnant water pools on the school premises. The session was facilitated by Dr. Juma Mwanandi Mwankemwa from Mwananyamala Hospital and the Chairperson of Special Olympics Tanzania.
Dr Mwankemwa also educated the participants on how malaria infection occurs, how to prevent infection, and what to do when a person in infected. Malaria is rife in Tanzania and has the potential to result in an intellectual disability if untreated; he therefore emphasized how important it is for parents to bring their children to hospital at the first sign of malaria instead of taking them to witch doctors and traditional healers.The event was attended by a senior representative of Lions Club in Tanzania, Mr. Frank Ngoyayi. Speaking in the seminar, Mr. Ngoyayi said that Lions Club is working to enhance the welfare of society and that what Special Olympics is doing is in line with the Lions Club objectivesOverall there was an overwhelmingly positive response from participants. Healthy Athletes in Africa is committed to conducting more of these sessions and to providing our Special Olympics families with the best tools to ensure that our athletes are leading healthy and active lives.
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doesn't this violate rule #3 with implied cannibalism?? good job!
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yeah, i've never had cow-face, but I've had pig-face. And it is delicious. Also, I hear brains are creamy. Like meatpudding, I would wager.
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Cripes! Looks like it would take about that long. I'm glad I don't do my designs on paper first. I spend almost 12 hours plus on my Illustrator designs the way it is.
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I'm not sure what's funnier -- the joke ingredients or the ones that are likely to actually be IN a hotdog...
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Thanks! ...and I don't disagree that it's disturbing.
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Hey, oxtail is a delicacy! Nice job.
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rglee129 wrote:Thanks for the kind words and early votes, folks! As for ThatRobert's and OdysseyRoc's composition comments- tried it with a shirt full of text, but it looked kind of weird since the hot dog is standing on a surface. Maybe it would work if he was drawn more in a floating pose...? I love you guys' work and value your opinions, so I'll think about them more and maybe play with it a bit...
Good point. Maybe if the text was a shade of blue or something -- more of a wallpaper feel -- and a more distinct darker shadow under the feet?
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When you get right down to it there's a tiny bit of poop in everything.
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I love the style, love the artwork, but I can't vote for this because I will not vote for anything that references Thankskilling.
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Looks like you and jewelwing have similar ideas. Great minds! http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=46730
lkackman wrote:This is so good, but the heather gray is a shirt killer at woot. I would so resub this on a secondary color. I would wager you would get more votes.
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Lohse faces D-backs in Brewers debut
Who needs a Spring Training that lasts longer than a month and a half?
Not Milwaukee right-hander Kyle Lohse.
At least that's what he's trying to prove when he takes the hill Friday for the first of three games against the D-backs at Miller Park. Lohse signed with the Brewers in the final week of March after spending much of the spring working out on his own and tossing simulated games.
"I did everything in my control to get ready for this," Lohse said. "I went out there and threw to college kids, and I know it's not the same as big league competition, but I was out there doing the same things I would always do to get ready."
D-backs left-hander Wade Miley, who takes the ball opposite Lohse, also had an abbreviated spring. He suffered from a dead arm in early March that limited him to just 13 1/3 Cactus League innings.
Miley exceeded all expectations in 2012 with a season worthy of his runner-up finish in the National League Rookie of the Year Award voting behind Bryce Harper. Miley went 16-11 with a 3.33 ERA in 32 games (29 starts).
Is he worried about a sophomore slump? Not at all. In fact, for those who know Miley, they know he's not worried about much, other than the next batter.
"Why think about that?" he said during Spring Training. "That's my answer. Why even put more pressure on yourself? I just want to go out and pitch. I'm not going to try and do what I did last year. I'm going to go out and pitch and try to help my team win every five days. I'm just going to pitch like I've done my whole life."
Miley's D-backs are lucky enough to get an off-day Thursday following their thrilling 16-inning victory over the Cardinals. Cliff Pennington's RBI single finished the contest, which took more than five and a half hours and saw Arizona use seven of its pitchers, including long reliever Josh Collmenter for five innings.
It's unclear whether Miley will be on a shorter leash, given his lack of significant spring innings. But it's almost certain Lohse will be.
"It really depends on how easy he's getting through innings," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "If he's getting through innings pretty easy, we'll let him go a ways. If he's struggling, we're not going to go long with him."
One of the biggest question marks this Spring Training this season was where Lohse would land. The right-hander led the National League with an .842 winning percentage last season with a 2.86 ERA. Lohse eventually landed with Milwaukee for three years and $33 million.
As a result of his extended free agency, a light-hearted subtext regarding the importance of Spring Training has emerged. Players often complain that Spring Training starts far too early and lasts longer than necessary.
"I keep telling guys, 'I'm doing this for you,'" Lohse said. "I'm trying to prove Spring Training is way too long."
D-backs: Injured Eaton to take hacks in cage
• During Thursday's off-day, D-backs rookie Adam Eaton will swing in the batting cage for the first time in his recovery from a UCL sprain in his left elbow.
"I know he's excited to do that," manager Kirk Gibson said. "He's really champing at the bit."
Eaton still hasn't begun throwing, and his projected return date remains sometime around mid-May. The injury called for his arm to be shut down for a month, but he will not need surgery.
Brewers: Rotating backstops
• Martin Maldonado made his first start of the season at catcher on Wednesday, giving Jonathan Lucroy, the club's regular behind the plate, a bit of rest.
Maldonado, who hit .266 with eight homers in 78 games last season, filled in for Lucroy as he recovered from a broken hand last May.
As for the playing time this season now that both are healthy and with the big league club, Roenicke will assess that on a day-to-day basis.
"It changes all the time, and their production helps that decision," Roenicke said. "If 'Maldy' is swinging the bat like he was last year, he's going to play more than once every week or once every five days. He does such a good job, defensively, that if he's swinging the bat, he's going to be in there more."
Worth noting
• A D-backs victory on Friday would bring them to .500 (26-26) all time in Milwaukee and give them their 50th win against the Brewers (49-55). The two teams split their six meetings last season.
• In 21 career plate appearances against Lohse, Arizona's Eric Chavez is hitting .333 with a .476 on-base percentage and a pair of home runs.
• The Brewers' 107-58 mark at Miller Park since 2011 is the best home record in baseball during that time.
• D-backs outfielder Jason Kubel has hit safely in 13 of his last 15 April games.


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THE LIST GETS LONGER January 16, 2001 11:11:33 AM UTC Two more dates have just been confirmed for Spineshank. On both dates Spineshank will be the main attraction, with Nonpoint and Boiler Room playing in support. The dates are as follows: 1/29 - State College, PA - Crowbar 2/18 - Orangevale (Sacra
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A fire that began near Big Pine Tuseday and at one point involved more than 2,000 acres, was 95 percent percent contained by Thursday, according to the California Department of Forestry.
The fire, officially called the "John Fire," began Tuesday at about 1:30 in the Crater Mountain area south of Big Pine.
The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.
There was no immediate threat to structures, and the evacuation advisory was lifted Thursday morning.
U.S. 395 remained open throughout the event.
One Mammoth man was killed and another seriously injured after a horrific rear-end collision on Interstate 80 Saturday afternoon in Wyoming.
The Wyoming Highway patrol said William "Bill" Krawisz, 26, was killed in the accident, while Travis Mann was seriously injured.
Mann's dog, Nova, also died in the crash, which occurred on Interstate 80, 10 miles outside of Laramie.
At least two passengers also were injured in the crash.
There will be no Rotary "Local Heroes Luncheon" this Friday, Sept. 16, as stated in the calendar section. The Mammoth Times regrets this error.
Mammoth weather forecaster Howard Sheckter predicts possibly heavy rains this afternoon, and the National Weather Service (NWS) is predicting as much as one inch per hour rainfall intervals this afternoon. A NWS "Flashflood Warning" goes into effect at 1 p.m. today.
"Today may be the day for heavy rain," Sheckter wrote on his website today. "A day of heavy rainfall for areas from about Mammoth Lakes to the Alpine County line and on both sides of the crest especially west of the Sierra Crest, west of Bridgeport."
"Not bad for September," he said.
On Wednesday Sept. 7 the Mono County Sheriff's Search and Rescue (SAR) Team responded to a call to search near Mono Lake for an overdue visitor. An Riverside couple became tired while canoeing on Mono Lake. The 71 year old wife opted to walk back to the parking area at Navy Beach, which was only about a half mile to the west. The Mono County Sheriff's Department sent a sergeant and deputy to the area and tracking was attempted near where the canoes had landed. Lee Vining and June Lake Fire Departments responded and began grid searching areas to the east and west of Navy Beach.
On Thursday, Sept. 8 at approximately 5:30 p.m., Mammoth Lakes Police Officers Art Torres and Jesse Gorham responded to a call on Lupin Street. They met with a resident who had discovered a smoldering pile of needles on his wooden deck. The resident also observed two 10 to 12-year-old juveniles fleeing the area. The resident also observed three lighters, dry grass, a burnt pen, and what appeared to be school papers.
Beginning on Saturday, Sept. 17, the Bridgeport Ranger Station on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest will be returning to the fall and winter office schedule; the office will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and closed on weekends and holidays.
On Monday, Sept. 5 at approximately 11:45 a.m., Mammoth Lakes Police and Mono County Paramedics responded to West Bear Lake Road west of Minaret for an injured skateboarder. Brett Bertsch, 18, Irvine, and his younger brother were riding down West Bear Lake Road when Brett fell, landing on his head. He was transported by ambulance to Mammoth Hospital and subsequently airlifted to a hospital in Nevada where he died.


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Just 10 days after Surress Bodel said goodbye to loved ones and moved to the U.S. to attend the University of Utah, he received news nobody far from family can bear to hear. His family was among the many thousands caught in the violent Napal quake.
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One person was killed in a motorcycle ccrash Monday night at 42nd Street and Harrison Boulevard, Ogden police have said.
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Pertussis has been confirmed in one student at a Utah County high school. The school district and county health officials are asking parents now to monitor their children for symptoms.
Vernal police investigating offensive comments on Facebook yard sale page
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In a post on its Facebook page, the Vernal Police Department confirmed that it was investigating reports about offensive material that has been posted on a Facebook yard sale page with more than 12,600 members.
SLC girls fold 1,989 paper cranes for Taylor Swift's mom
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What began as an attempt to get tickets to a Taylor Swift concert turned into a project to have a wish granted that Swift's mother could be cured of cancer.
Salt Lake City bishop named as new Santa Fe archbishop
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Pope Francis has named Bishop John C. Wester, leader of the Diocese of Salt Lake City, the new archbishop of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Deputy's widow concerned about room for supporters at trial
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Was Meagan Grunwald a frightened teenager manipulated by an older man when he shot and killed a Utah County sheriff's sergeant, or was she a willing accomplice on a Bonnie-and-Clyde-style crime spree with a man she loved?
University of Utah's chief general counsel in the fight of his life
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John Morris has one of the deadliest kinds of cancer. Pancreatic cancer is a silent killer. The chief general counsel at the University of Utah is using the precious time he has left to save others from his fate.
Hawk, owl released after successful rehab in southern Utah
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A broad-winged hawk and a great horned owl were released this week after being successfully rehabilitated at the Southwest Wildlife Foundation in southern Utah.
Holladay homeowner chases intruders, fires warning shot
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A Holladay homeowner fired a warning shot to scare two people who allegedly broke into his house Monday and began taking items, police said.
Detectives seek help retracing steps of woman missing for 31 years
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posted Apr 27th - 7:07pm
The Davis County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in retracing the steps of a woman who was reported missing for 31 years before her remains were found earlier this year.
Ducklings rescued from storm drain by West Valley City Police
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Detective Arnold and Detective Chow of West Valley Police found themselves doing a different kind of police work Monday afternoon — saving ducklings from a storm drain.
Industrial fire causes $80K in damage
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posted Apr 27th - 6:25pm
An inappropriate use of extension cords is being blamed for a fire at a North Salt Lake welding shop Monday that left behind $80,000 in damage.
Man to stand trial in shooting death of Sandy woman
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posted Apr 27th - 3:29pm
A Sandy man accused of shooting and killing a woman as she fled his home following a dispute over drugs and money has been ordered to stand trial on charges of murder and attempted murder.
Man arrested after leading police chase onto tarmac
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posted Apr 27th - 2:02pm
A man with a lengthy criminal history led police on a chase onto the tarmac of the Salt Lake City International Airport early Monday.
Pt. 2: What you need to know about the KSL.com redesign
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State sued over Holly Refinery expansion: 'We have all felt our eyes, lungs burn'
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The HollyFrontier Refinery expansion is being challenged by Western Resource Advocates, which claims any increase in pollutants should not be allowed given the area's problems with air quality.
Goblin Valley State Park: A must-see hiking, exploring spot in Utah
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posted Apr 27th - 11:32am
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Police find 135 grams of meth during Price traffic stop
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Three men were arrested Saturday after Price police say they found 135.9 grams of meth and nearly 16 grams of heroin in a car during a traffic stop.
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And I was right. This is a very capable do it all bike, especially in this particular build. The rolling resistance of the wheel size feels easy and it takes much less energy to maintain speed. Climbing comes very easily here with the three ring crankset and the fact that the Solo/5010's best quality is the rolling resistance on the small stuff when climbing. Descending feels almost as much at home as it is a harmonious blend of stability and nimbleness due to the Blur's geometry being instilled.
The build is fantastic as well with Shimano XT drivetrain and brakes, a RockShox Reverb seat dropper, Fox Float front and back and a nice wide Easton bar. Liked the tires (HighRoller 2s) and don't love the wheels for the weight, but gives me something to upgrade and can't afford that ENVE goodness yet.
Enough with the gushing, time for the down-points. Not many here as it feels like nitpicking, but while there is not much that the Solo/5010 doesn't do, I feel that there is no real bright spots either other than that rolling resistance I mentioned earlier. I also don't see the need for the triple crankset as I'm not using the granny or the biggest gears much.
Overall, a great do everything bike for those who loves the new 27.5 wheel size.
what size frame did you get?
Aaron Martin
27.5 5010 is the perfect bike
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Faster over the rocks than 26" but in a tighter, lower, and snappier package than 29". I going to stop writing reviews now and go ride!