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Has anyone seen a lot of Casillas? As an Ohio State fan, I saw him a couple of times, and think he would make an intriguing prospect as a SS. With his size/speed ratio of 6-1, 230, 4.48, & ability to cover TEs & RBs out of the backfield, has me thinking of picking him in my mock draft with one of the 4th round picks for the Cowboys. Darren Woodsen made the same conversion from LB to safety in the 90s & became our all-time tackler & one of the best safeties in the league. Any thoughts?
I just don't see it. I think he is more in the Darrin Smith, Dexter Coakley mold rather than Darren Woodson.
I had a dream we selected this guy..lol. I had the same dream about Mike Jenkins last year...Coincidence?? Don't ask why I dream this....
I dont know what I'm more scared about... the fact that you think we will draft Casillas or the fact that you dream about the Draft. Here try these...
here is some info on him for you, PROJECTION: Arizona Cardinals Round 5, Pick 31 they have him going to cardinals in 5th round JONATHAN CASILLAS MEASURABLES Height: 6-1 Weight: 228 40-yard dash: 4.46 10-yard dash: 20-yard shuttle: 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 225-lb. bench: 24 3-cone drill: Vertical jump: Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: KEY » * Jonathan Casillas OLB, Wisconsin War Room analysis Strengths: Is an extremely fast and agile player who is always around the football. Does a nice job getting off blocks to make tackles. Shows the ability to read and react quickly. Is a fluid and athletic player with the ability to wrap up well on tackles. Has good coverage skills. Weaknesses: Needs to add more bulk and get stronger. Is not the most physical linebacker, which will hurt him in the NFL. Gets manhandled by athletic linemen and can easily be pushed aside because of his slenderness. Needs to polish technique. Bottom line: Casillas is one of the fastest linebackers in the country, but he is also one of the most undersized. He will likely struggle to make the transition to the NFL. Casillas may be able to move to strong safety, which would fit his build better. Nevertheless, his athleticism is too good to pass up in the draft, and if nothing else, he'll be a solid special teams player early on.
I had him in one of my mock drafts. I guess the big question is whether he can cover TEs and RBs in the pros?
Yes, I was wondering if someone else could confirm? I have to check out some other reports on him. I like his size and speed for sure.
Casillas is very good in coverage, even able to cover WRs. Other than their size, that is the closest he gets to Darren Woodson. Casillas is nowhere as physical as Woodson was. And he is coming off a leg injury. But that is why is falling so far, b/c he is a true speed merchant_as for the run, excels more in pursuit than POA (not a thumper but a good tackler). SS may be his best position, he's at least going to be a very good nickle LBer. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/565189 http://www.draftcountdown.com/scoutingreports/olb/Jonathan-Casillas.php
Height: 6-11/8 | Weight: 228 | 40-Time: 4.50 Official Bio Strengths: Great athleticism...Excellent speed and quickness with a burst...Has sideline-to-sideline range...Doesn't get hung up in traffic...Smooth and fluid...Is able to match up in coverage...Fantastic in pursuit...Reliable tackler...A team leader...Special teams potential...A ton of experience. Weaknesses: Severely undersized...Not very strong or powerful...Struggles to take on and shed blockers...Lacks top instincts and awareness...Slow to read and react...Not much of a pass rusher...Health / Durability issues. Notes: A three-year starter for the Badgers...Played extensively in a backup capacity as a true freshman...Started every single game in 2006 and 2007...Was cited for a DUI on a moped in 2007...Missed the first two games of the 2008 season after suffering an MCL sprain...Played through the injury as a senior but eventually underwent surgery to repair the damage which knocked him out of the Champs Sports Bowl, the Senior Bowl and really hindered him throughout the pre-Draft process...Could also be looked at as a safety prospect...Won't interest everyone and is limited in terms of his schematic versatility...Profiles as a weakside linebacker at the next level...Will have to land with a team that emphasizes speed and athleticism and will overlook his size. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Career Statistics Year GP TKL TFL SACK PBU INT 2005 12 10 0.5 0.0 0 0 2006 13 83 12.5 2.0 5 2 2007 13 96 9.0 1.0 1 0 2008 10 62 6.0 1.0 0 1 Totals
Copyright NFLDraftScout.com, distributed by The Sports Xchange Latest News 02/07/2009 - NFL DRAFT SCOUT FALLER: Jonathan Casillas OLB Wisconsin: Casillas is coming off a knee injury and was not able to participate at Wisconsin's Pro Day on March 4. He won't be able to work out for scouts until April 2. After playing through the injury last season and having surgery before the team's bowl game, Casillas has to prove he's healthy going into the draft. - Rob Rang, NFL Draft Scout Overview Casillas' excellent speed stands out on film. He's a three-time honorable mention All-Big Ten on the weak side (averaging nearly 90 tackles, including more than 11 for loss in 2006-2007) following a season in which he lit up special teams units as a true freshman. He played well in 2008 (62 tackles, six for loss) but missed three games -- including their bowl game -- and played through a knee injury. Casillas is considered too small for some NFL defensive schemes, but others covet his ability to flow to the ball. Analysis Positives: Runs to the ball very well and has excellent quickness for a linebacker. … A sideline-to-sideline player; can track down quick backs from the opposite side of the field. … Safety-like in coverage, able to shadow tight ends and slot receivers. … Also handles coverage responsibilities against running backs in the flat or on wheel routes. … When running free, he closes fast, brings his hips and is a strong wrap-up tackler. … Also uses his long arms to trip up ballcarriers on the move. … Was a real force on special teams early in his career because of his speed and tackling ability. … Played through knee pain throughout his senior season. Negatives: Undersized, and some view him as a safety-linebacker "tweener." … Not strong enough to get off blocks from linemen or fullbacks, and inconsistent against receivers. … Does not keep cut blocks off his knees consistently. … Will run around blocks inside instead of taking them on. … Has the tools to be a good blitzer, but does not get home often enough. … Could be effective in a stack system in which the defensive linemen protect him from blockers. … Missed three games in 2008 with a knee injury and had surgery after the season.
my thoughts exactly. great special teamer and nickel backer. he is burnett minus the desire to crush people.
If he can be great on special teams, I'd take a chance on him. He could find a role somewhere on defense.
yeah but i dont want him running around fullbacks, tight end, to make a tackle, thats what bobby carpenter does, the whus; we need a killer if this kid hits like darren woodson, but he has to be able to hit and make the player he hits feel the pain, and he has to be able to cover
He's not an "ole" tackler. And unlike Carpenter, he will get his hands dirty. He is not a thumper, but he is a sure tackler (averaged about 90 tackles a season when healthy).
So, going by this scouting report, why is it so far-fetched, Chris & Slate? The reason his stock is low is that he is small for a LB. Put a 6-1, 230 lb. SS out there with wideout speed who can cover, and is a reliable tackler, and I'm good to go. He's the same size as Roy W. with much better cover skills, so I say we'd be better off than we were. The biggest problem I see with him is that he's not particularly strong. In an NFL strength/conditioning program, he will get a lot stronger and a little bigger. I like him. Especially if he can be had in the bottom of the 5th rd. I'd take him in a heartbeat at that spot!
I think this kid is a football player but just not one I would like to see in Dallas. He is a weakside backer IMO. Even if could play SS, he's the type of SS I want us to stay away from. I want interchangeable cover guys back there. Casillas and Hamlin is too much like what we've had back there.

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- H. Gürak, 2003. "Hidden Costs of Technology Transfer," General Economics and Teaching 0309003, EconWPA.
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TravelStreet Food Tour of Hanoi In which we ate many delicious things and walked about the city for almost four hours… Garlic and Onions Cut of beef, anyone? So Many Fruits Mother and daughter making rice pancakes The finished product – sausage, rice pancakes stuffed with beef and mushrooms, and sauce Walking along the train tracks Durian is hard work Grilled meats – duck hearts, suckling pig, and garlic shoots wrapped with beef Hanoi at night Like this:Like Loading... Related Standard
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West Virginia today is mostly an erosional plateau carved up into steep ridges and narrow valleys, but 300 million years ago, during the Carboniferous Period, it was part of a vast equatorial coastal swamp extending many hundreds of miles and barely rising above sea level. This steamy, tropical quagmire served as the nursery for Earth's first primitive forests, comprised of giant lycopods, ferns, and seed ferns.
North America was located along Earth's equator then, courtesy of the forces of continental drift. The hot and humid climate of the Middle Carboniferous Period was accompanied by an explosion of terrestrial plant life.
However by the Late Carboniferous Period Earth's climate had become increasingly cooler and drier. By the beginning of the Permian Period average global temperatures declined by about 10� C. Interestingly, the last half of the Carboniferous Period witnessed periods of significant ice cap formation over polar landmasses-- particularly in the southern hemisphere. Alternating cool and warm periods during the ensuing Carboniferous Ice Age coincided with cycles of glacier expansion and retreat. Coastlines fluctuated, caused by a combination of both local basin subsidence and worldwide sea level changes. In West Virginia a complex system of meandering river deltas supported vast coal swamps that left repeating stratigraphic levels of peat bogs that later became coal, separated by layers of fluvial rocks like sandstone and shale when the deltas were building, and marine rocks like black shales and limestones when rising seas drowned coastlands.
Accumulations of several thousand feet of these sediments over millions of years caused heat and pressure which transformed the soft sediments into rock and the peat layers into the 100 or so coal seams which today comprise the Great Bituminous Coalfields of the Eastern U.S. and Western Europe (http://geology.about.com). Earth's climate and atmosphere have varied greatly over geologic time. Our planet has mostly been much hotter and more humid than we know it to be today, and with far more carbon dioxide (the greenhouse gas) in the atmosphere than exists today
. The notable exception is 300,000,000 years ago during the late Carboniferous Period, which resembles our own climate and atmosphere like no other. With this in mind the road to understanding global warming and our present climate begins with an historical journey through a chapter in Earth's history, some 30 million years before dinosaurs appeared, known as the Carboniferous Period-- a time when terrestrial Earth was ruled by giant plants and insects, and glaciers waxed and waned over a huge southern continent.


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I started roughly 14-weeks back on a Monday.
I place a high priority on overall endurance Monday/Tuesday, go for maintenance lifting, cardio and runs Wednesday through Friday and do light workouts over Saturday/Sunday.
I have a 70-pound bag in a shed, there is no air or power in the shed. The only amenity within the shed is a pair of primitive shelves on one wall.
Soon there will be a trio of resistance cords and a speed bag. The cords will be a 15,30,& 50 pound.
Within the month there will be a bench-press set.
So far I do a routine of 5-10 sets of 30 for all of my lifts/exercises on the 1st day (Monday) then I double the set-load for the 2nd day (Tuesday)
The exercises are as follows:
1. Regular push-ups, Elevated Regs.
2. Regular diamond, Elevated Diamond.
3. Side Rotated Fist-Push ups, Elevated Fists.
4. Regular Fist-ups, Elevated Fist-ups.
5. Spider-man pushups, elevated.
6. Planche pushups, elevated.
7. Crunches, 40-pound crunch, 80-pound crunch.
8. Elevated leg crunch, 5 & 10 pound ankle weighted reverse.
9. 50 pound and 60 pound Pull-overs.
10. 75-pound bench-press.
11. Curls (dual-armed) 40 & 60 pound.
12. 2.5 pound punch training.
13. 15-30-50 pound strike training (as soon as the cords come).
14. 60 pound squat.
15. 60 pound dead-lift.
16. 60 pound dual armed overhead presses front and rear.
17. 30 pound single handed curls and 50 pounds.
18. 30 pound punches (dumbbell)
19. 30 pound overhead presses and 50 pounds
20. 30 pound sit ups with single-handed dumbbell.
21. 100-pound squats.
22. 100-pound dual arm curls.
23. 100-pound stair climbs.
24. 100-pound walks (30-minutes)
25. overhead pull-ups, weighted.
From 26-28 I try to do at least bi-weekly.
26. light ab curls on machine 60Lbs heavy is at 120lbs.
27. machine overhead press, light 80 pounds and heavy at 140 pounds.
28. hip press machine, light at 80 pounds mid at 180 and heavy at 250 pounds.
29. Cardio/strength mini-circuit: 5 regular push-ups, 5 lateral fist push-ups, 5 vertical fist push-ups, and then elevated versions of these for 5 each, then 5 60lb dual armed curl, 5 overhead dual press @ 60lb, and 5 60lb squats in under 2 minutes.
This is primarily the body workout portion.
Now for my Striking I have a 70-pound punching bag that I plan on attaching 2-45Lbs plates and possibly 2-10Lbs.
I am Working on a blend of boxing and muy thai.
Right now I work on the bag three times a week for at least an hour up to 3 hours. I don't stick to one set I'll mix in as I please.
For monday I work on shin conditioning: sets of 100 roundhouse waist-level or into the abdomen-core and I do at least 4-5 sets.
For Wednesday, I work more on combos with the leg-strike to clinch range with the elbows and knees. I'll throw a heavy roundhouse run to the bag and stay in striking to clinch-range for about 5-10 seconds then dart out and do 10 of these for a set and do 5 or 10 in a workout.
For Friday, I combine all together: The shin-conditioning and combos all in one. Friday's normally run 3-hours.
When I have a training partner I'll do what I like to call fight-pace training. I will use the combos, with leg & hand-strikes at full force, full speed for 5 minutes take 2 minutes off and do 10 rounds in a workout.
This method is where I exert all of my force as fast as possible to see where the breaking point is.
In a few weeks I'll start semi-live sparring with 2 partners.
If anyone wishes to comment and add any conjecture please feel free.
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Friday, October 9, 2009
Cornmeal Crusted Tilapia Sandwiches
I love a good sandwich and this Cornmeal Crusted Tilapia Sandwich definitely fits into this category. Tilapia is a very mild tasting fish that is delicious used in lots of different styles of cooking. In this recipe, the fish is dredged in a spicy cornmeal mixture and cooked in a skillet with minimal oil. Topped with the last of my garden tomatoes, leaf lettuce and mashed avocado with onion and cilantro, this yummy sandwich is perfect for dinner on your busiest weeknights! Forget the drive-through at the fast food joints- make your own "fast food" at home! Serve this healthy, nutritious and delicious sandwich with oven roasted sweet potato fries, or with a steaming bowl of soup on a chilly evening. Try this tasty, easy sandwich on your next super busy day.
3 T. yellow cornmeal
1 T. chili powder
1 tsp. ground cumin
1/2 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. ground red pepper
4 tilapia fillets
1 T. canola oil
2 avocados
2 T. diced red onion
juice of 1/2 lime
1 T. chopped fresh cilantro
sliced tomatoes
leaf lettuce
4 french bread sandwich rolls
Peel and seed the avocados. In a bowl, mash the avocado with a fork. Stir in the diced onion, lime juice and cilantro. Set aside. Heat a large skillet and 1 T. canola oil over medium heat. Mix the cornmeal and spices together in a container large enough to be able to lay the fish. Dry the fish with paper towels, then dredge the tilapia in the cornmeal mixture. Shake off excess. Lay fish in the hot skillet and cook about 3 minutes, and then turn over. Cook about 3 more minutes, or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Remove fish from skillet to a platter. Toast the sandwich rolls under the broiler if desired.
To assemble the sandwiches;
Spread the avocado mixture over each roll half. On the bottom half, lay the fish fillet, then a couple of tomato slices and the leaf lettuce. Top with other half of roll. Open mouth and insert sandwich! Enjoy!
I was inspired by a recipe in Cooking Light's 2009 cookbook, that is similar to this, but used lime butter instead of the avocado mix that I used. The fish was also broiled, instead of browned in a skillet. My husband and I both loved these tilapia sandwiches, so I'll be adding this to our rotation. A meal that is ready in less than 30 minutes- can't beat that! Have a great weekend!
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I like these fish sandwiches, must have tasted great with avocado.
Angie's RecipesOh wow, where to begin! I love the look of your garden red tomato on this sammie. And the avocado mash is brilliant on this. The star, obviously, is that glorious fish. I love fish sandwiches, and haven't had one in forever. Mmm ... I'll take one of these please. Make it two so I can have one later as well!
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As a new graduate of Oak Harbor High Schools Class of 2005, Karl Mendoza has made a mark in his familys history.
Im the first Mendoza to graduate, he said, between hugs from family members and congratulations from friends after the Oak Harbor High School graduation commencement ceremony, Monday evening.
Reveling in his grandsons accomplishments, Amado Mendoza stands by his grandsons side and wipes the tears from his eyes.
Hes pretty happy, Mendoza said, speaking for his grandfather who doesnt speak very much English.
Mendoza added that his whole family is excited for him, and his step-mother, Sharon Mendoza, affirmed that she and Mendozas father were indeed proud of Mendozas accomplishments.
Were proud of him like all parents, she said.
Mendoza, along with approximately 370 other seniors, graduated from Oak Harbor High School Monday. These graduates and their families celebrated years of education, accomplishments, struggles and growth during the high schools graduation ceremony.
We should all be very proud of ourselves, graduate Christine Wans said to the Class of 2005. Graduating high school is one of the most important memories, and some of us, frankly, thought this day would never come.
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Im finally done, and Im so very excited, she said.
Henrichsen said she had fun in high school, but that it was a lot of work. She said the best advice anyone gave her in high school was to work hard. And she said if she could give any advice to the senior class of 2006, it is to do your best and it will end soon enough.
Senior Kristi Goebel, valedictorian, quoted that the place which may seem like the end, is in fact the beginning of a new journey.
Today signifies the end of our high school days, but it is also the beginning of a new life, she said to the Class of 2005.
Like Henrichsen, who wants to become a teacher and work in education, and Mendoza who wants to go into the U.S Air Force and later go to school and become an engineer, many of the seniors have big hopes and dreams which they will work toward now that they are out of high school.
Its finally over and Im excited to start a new life, Mendoza said.
And for those graduates who still have no idea what they will do with their lives, graduate Lauren Acton gave them advice and encouragement.
Class of 2005, take the initiative - the opportunities out there for us are endless, she said.
But for all graduates, certain of their next step or not, Monday evening was a time to celebrate work accomplished, goals met and moments treasured, amidst the proud and happy faces of loved ones and the congratulations of friends, family, teachers and fellow graduates.
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Travi$ Scott is one of the more elusive and eccentric emcee/producers currently operating in the rap game. After getting his start in the high school duos The Graduates and The Classmates, he moved to Los Angeles and caught the attention of Epic Records, T.I. and eventually Kanye West, and is now signed to Epic, Grand Hustle and the Very GOOD Beats wing of Ye's GOOD Music imprint. Throughout his young career, the Houston native has already collaborated with the likes of Meek Mill, the Migos, Audio Push, King Chip, John Legend, Ty Dolla $ign, Fredo Santana, Tinashe, Big Sean, Rick Ross, Birdman, Diddy, Trinidad James, B.o.B., 2 Chainz, Young Dro, Trae Tha Truth, Chuck Inglish, Hit-Boy, Pusha T and more, having released his debut mixtape Owl Pharaoh in May of 2013. Most recently, he appeared in LRG's Fall 2013 Lookbook, described the 2013 BET Awards cyphers as "ass", and appeared on the cover of The Fader. Stay tuned for the further adventures of the Owl Pharaoh.
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- Scott started producing at 16.
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BT angers customers by moving the evening
BT has angered customers by changing the time when free evening calls can be made.
Paper cut: Letters from BT have been sent out
From April, the phone and broadband provider is pushing back the time its customers will be able to make free evening calls, from 6pm to 7pm.
Although the change only involves a move of one hour, it is unlikely to go down well with BT's 10 million customers who have signed up for a package that includes free evening and weekend calls.
BT has sent out letters to customers advising them of the changes, however, customers have complained the contract changes were on the reverse of the letter.
One disgruntled customer has set up a group on social networking site Facebook to protest about the changes.
And This is Money has been contacted by readers who have received the letter from BT and are infuriated by the changes.
One reader, Mr Talbot, from Worcestershire said: 'BT have no interest in their customers, the announcement was completely underhand. They act like a dictatorship, and its going to infuriate millions of customers.'
'I'm not happy with what BT is doing and am now seriously considering changing my provider.'
A spokesperson for BT said: 'BT has written directly to all customers informing them about the change in daytime hours from 6pm-6am to 7pm-7am. The same letter or email offers customers a way to avoid the effect of these changes by switching to our Anytime calls plan, which is offered with three months free at the moment.'
'The new times bring BT into line with the mobile operators' definition of daytime. Although 6pm is a busy time for short, organisational calls, the peak hour to settle down for a longer chat is between 8pm-9pm.'
'If customers feel the new times will not suit their calling patterns, we would be happy to discuss whether they would be better off on one of our inclusive calling packages, which customers are increasingly favouring.'
If you're worried about the new changes, have a look at some of our answers below, to help you keep on top of your phone bill:
Will I be affected by the new changes?
Those who will be most affected by the changes are BT's 4.7m customers on the 'Evening & Weekend' price plan, who can currently make free calls to landlines after 6pm on weekdays. Customers who are on BT's 'Weekend' price plan will also be hit by the new move.
Only those on the Anytime package will be unaffected by the change. All other calls made during the change will be charged at the evening rate and will affect all call types, including calls to mobiles, international numbers and 0870 numbers.
Can BT make such changes, without informing customers more clearly?
Technically, BT had made note of the changes, despite it being printed in tiny writing and, some suggest buried, on the back page of its notice letter. Therefore, by law the phone company has done nothing wrong.
BT is also contractually within their rights to change its call plans and prices.
Are there any other hidden charges?
BT is also raising the call set-up fee for non-inclusive calls (those you have to pay for outside your free plan calls) from 9.3p to 9.9p a call, while the cost of calls made during the daytime will increase from 5.4p a minute to 5.9p a minute.
These charge changes also take place in April and will not apply to BT Basic, Light User Scheme and In-Contact Plus customers
How badly will my bill be affected?
If you do not change your call plan, you may see an increase in your bill. Under the new terms, any call made in April from 6pm, could cost you up to £1.28 per day. This equates to around £80 per quarter, although it is hihgly unlikely many customers would actually incur such a large cost.
However, BT has announced that around the same time it will be changing its terms and conditions, it will also be offering customers an alternative tariff, set to reduce the extra cost to about £15 a quarter.
Is it better to switch to another phone operator?
Getting your phone tariff right is complicated. The best thing to do is to go online and compare prices with a comparison website like our Home Phone finder to get the best price.
BT has advertised itself on the number of cutomers that have returned from other operators. Last year, however, almost one million BT customers switched to other phone operators after the company raised its charges twice in 12 months. Call costs rose in April and again in October, making them 34% more expensive than they had been at the beginning of the year for 12 million of BT's then 14 million users.
Would it be easy to get out of my BT contract?
Yes. If you are unhappy with the change then you will be allowed to leave, without being asked for lots of evidence about how you will suffer from the change.
Be aware that BT may do its best to persuade you to keep your contract by making you a new offer. However, if you are unhappy with their services, you should be able to leave without any hassle.
Who do I call to terminate my BT contract?
Simply call BT's customer service number on: 0800 800 150
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June 10, 2013 Old Spice guy does another Israel commercialhttp://www.jewishjournal.com/blog/item/old_spice_guy_does_another_israel_commercial/ |
Old Spice guy Isaiah Mustafa has taken his act to Israel… again. Two months after sporting a suit and tie for a Maccabee beer ad, the actor has gone shirtless again for Old Spice with an ad called "Israeli men." The minimalist ad sports Mustafa posing in front of a shower donning a towel around the waist, peppering his homage to the Israeli manly-man, or "gever gever," with Hebrew slang. "They eat manly food like shawarma, matbucha and gefilte fish," he deadpans to the camera. The ad borrows the look of Old Spice's award-winning social media campaign from 2010, though without the campaign's quintessential real-time element. Still, the low tech version of the famous "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like" campaign is a safe play for Old Spice, adapting a fan favorite to the Israeli market. Think Old Spice will teach Terry Crews how to say "odor blocker" in Hebrew? |
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- Final Fantasy XIV Heavensward Benchmark Software Check Available
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- Silent Hills Officially Canned
- Halo: Master Chief Collection Tournament Canceled Due to Connectivity Problems
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- Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Official Reveal Trailer
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Brink Review
GAME INFO publisher: Bethesda Softworks developer: Splash Damage genre: Action MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS n/a |
ESRB rating: T homepage: http://www.brinkthegame.com/ release date: May 10, 11 |
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Did you play Enemy Territory or Quake Wars: Enemy Territory? Okay, now get rid of the Field Ops class, remove the vehicles from Quake Wars and add in a shitty parkour mechanic. There you go; that's all you need to know about Brink. What are you still doing here? The review is finished. Go home. Fine, I'll keep writing.
Brink starts out with some promise. The game takes place on a floating city called the Ark, which is more or less 'The Raft' from "Snow Crash," only with better architecture, no Enterprise and no political intrigue or futuristic weapons (Alas, no speaking in tongues and nothing like, "Let's see if they'll listen to Reason.") This still sounds like a fantastic environment to explore and the type of science-fiction setting where anvilicious statements about the human condition can be made.
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This entire set-up is wasted, the Ark is just a backdrop to what could be called a "story" about a government agency trying to keep law and order, and a rebel group that just wants to leave the Ark because everything is so fucked up they will die if they don't. Naturally, the government agency and the rebels don't bother with negotiations or any diplomacy of the sort; instead they just start shooting each other. Because if you want to leave the Ark, the quickest way to do that will be to get into a war with the local powers that be, and if you want to restore order on the Ark, the most surefire way to do that is to start shooting people in the streets and making martyrs. The motivations for each of the two groups don't make any sense, and no attempt is made to explain them. It is enough for Brink to just assert that these two groups have motivations and the players are supposed to think that is justification enough for murder.
Basically, at this point you should realize that Splash Damage just wanted to make another Enemy Territory. Now, I happen to have enjoyed Enemy Territory, but if I wanted to play that, I would just pop Quake Wars in my Xbox 360. See, Brink sold itself on being something new and innovative, and it isn't. It's the same damn game that Splash Damage has always made and while that same damn game isn't necessarily bad, it certainly isn't new or different. I don't know if they came up with the Ark first, and then just decided to make another Enemy Territory because that would be easy or if they wanted to make another Enemy Territory, and decided to come up with the Ark as a method of making this seem like a new idea. Either way, the Ark is wasted, and all you get is another Enemy Territory.
The only innovation is the parkour system, and while it has some promise as an idea, it has a poor execution, especially since a first person shooter is a less than ideal place to implement this sort of thing in the first place. It looked like a really good idea in those tech demos where a single-player was running around an environment designed just to show off the parkour element, but when it comes down to actually using this in the game, running around and trying to do gymnastics in the middle of a war zone isn't always a great idea (nor does it work as seamlessly as was advertised). Also, since you can't see your feet, and you'll have to sprint half the time to get the parkour to work, you won't exactly be stopping on a dime, which is an extraordinary liability when trying to climb on things and not fall off, especially when people are shooting at you and you're trying to shoot back.
So we have a game you've already played (minus my favorite player class of course), with a movement system that it didn't need to begin with. Sensing perhaps that this alone would invoke critic and consumer wrath, a role-playing mechanic was tacked on. This role-playing mechanic has all of the depth of rice paper. You earn experience to advance in level, there are twenty levels, you get a point to invest in some perk out of a list of perks each level, and that's about it. Stat points? What the fuck are stat points?
5.8 Okay
Basically just another Enemy Territory with some features removed;
Basically just another Enemy Territory with some badly unneeded features tacked-on.


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MDrol?HDrol Stack and training
MDrol?HDrol Stack and training
I've got my stack protocol set. It will follow:
My ON cycle will be this:
Cycle Support (2 servings)
MDrol; wk1 10,wk 2-end of 3; 20mg
Hdrol; wk5-7 50, 50, 50, wk8 75.
OFF Cycle Support caps
1st week: Nolva 40mg
2nd: Nolva 40mg
3rd: Nolva 20mg
4th: Nolva 20mg, 6-oxo 6 caps day
5th: 6-oxo, 4 caps day
6th: 6-oxo, 4 caps day
7th: 6-oxo, 3 caps day
Here's my question:
I'm trying to figure out what the best possible training routine would be for this. I want to gain and lose at the same time. I'm not completely lost on me when i say I know this is almost impossible to accomplish without a little fat. I'm okay with that.
I was thinking HST, or UD2 or a 5x5 routine, with mostly an emphasis on compound moves.
My diet will be carb rotation or UD2 if I go that route. I'm not quite sure though.
I'm 42, 6'1"' 206 lb at 9% BF.
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I have used my 'Hauler' for a few years and it takes the fear out of moving large heavy glass containers. Works perfect for moving full or empty carboys. Works just as well when cleaning the carboys, just clean the 'hauler at the same time. So soapy slips with the sling. I had a stitch fail on one of the handles and contacted the company. I asked if they would fix the one I have, the response was... We"ll send you a new one!" So many companioes that will not respond, these guys sent not only a NEW one , but a growler Hauler along with a beer coozie. THAT IS SERVICE! Been brewing since the Peanut farmer legalized the craft. Best company backing I've experienced.
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The mayor of Abbotsford says the Heat are not going anywhere any time soon.
The Abbotsford Heat, the Calgary Flames' American Hockey League affiliate team, will return to the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre for a fifth season after negotiations to replace the club with the Vancouver Canucks' farm team fell through, according to Abbotsford mayor Bruce Banman.
"Recently there has been public discussion regarding the potential for the Vancouver Canucks to become the prime tenants of the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Center," Banman said in a statement on Monday. "Unfortunately, the City of Abbotsford was unable to negotiate an agreement with the Canucks with terms that were satisfactory within the time constraints."
The Heat have six more years remaining on their 10-year lease at the AESC with the city which guarantees the team $5.7 million in annual revenue.
Abbotsford taxpayers covered a $1.76 million revenue shortfall last season. The 2011/12 shortfall followed a payout of $1,305,511 for the 2010/11 season and $450,637 in the team's inaugural 2009/2010 year.
In Monday's release, Banman said the city of Abbotsford would continue to look at all "options related to hockey in Abbotsford."
"City Council will continue to ensure that taxpayer's interests are put ahead of all other considerations," said Banman. "We're naturally disappointed this deal couldn't come together, but any deal we make has to see Abbotsford taxpayers better off than they are right now – and that is one issue that isn't negotiable."
The Canucks, who recently purchased the AHL's Peoria Rivermen after ending their two-year affiliation with the Chicago Wolves, have yet to announced where their farm team will play next season.
"Well, Abbotsford has an agreement in place with Calgary," Canuck GM Mike Gillis said Monday night when asked for a comment on the mayor's announcement. "We're looking at all of our options for our farm team."
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We take a Mercedes to Zara, arguably the city's favourite Tapas bar. This promises to be a good year for the party set. Chic new restaurants. And then, there's Uber, the venture-funded San Francisco-based start-up that uses a mobile application to connect passengers with luxury cars for hire. In other words, you press a button on your phone and there's a Mercedes (or Jaguar) at your door. It certainly makes clubbing much easier, not to mention the fact that Uber-ing seems so much more Kardashian than rattling into a hotel porch in a beat-up cab, seats lined with towels and interiors buzzing with dizzy mosquitoes.
The music is ridiculously loud as always, so we resort to texting each other in a Whatsapp group over deliciously icy Caipiroskas and crusty spinach-potato croquettes. (Geek alert. Keep this up and we're just one terrifying step away from throwing 'LAN-parties'.) Conversation ranges from rumours that the pub is now being renamed the 'Z Tapas Bar' since popular Spanish clothing brand Zara is in town, to arguing about where to head for dinner. We consider Koala Joe, recently opened on R.K. Salai by a young Cordon Bleu chef from Australia. There's the Bistro Story, in Gopalapuram, offering classic English breakfasts, curry burgers and Mediterranean platters. Then, there's the Hard Rock café at Phoenix Market City in Velachery. Although they're still waiting for their alcohol license, the iconic restaurant is making the best of the situation with non-alcoholic Bloody Marys and their signature juicy burgers.
Predictably enough, we end up staying put and ordering more croquettes. Party hopping is so over-rated. Even if you have a Jaguar. However, for future reference, we do find our way to the Hard Rock café later in the week and are delighted with the outrageously cheesy nachos, smoky chicken wings and waiters' enthusiastic choreographed dance routine, set to the Village People's corny 1978 hit 'YMCA'.
I have lunch at Avenue 195 mid-week, curious about its 'something-for-everyone' menu. At an age when 'multi-cuisine' is dismissed as the fate of soulless hotel coffee-shops, the new trend for restaurateurs who like to dabble is global food. It's a charming idea when done well. The problem is this is a difficult concept to get right because it means chefs need to master very different styles of cooking. Nevertheless, the restaurant is fun, with sleek, restful interiors and friendly waiters. I'm especially charmed when they enthusiastically push me towards the buffet using quick, practical mathematics. "Madam, ordering a la carte means starter plus main, at least Rs. 700. Buffet is less than Rs. 500 and you get everything." They also skip behind me enthusiastically lifting lids with Darth Vader drama to make announcements like, "Madam. Shanghai Chicken. Hot and spicy." Or "Madam. Dahi Vada. Must try."
My friends stay strong and order a la carte. King prawns on a bed of couscous, which are tasty enough, although they are let down by a blob of mushy, overcooked boiled vegetables served on the side. It's inexplicable why anyone would boil vegetables when they can blanche, grill or sauté. The girl who orders Indian gets soft buttery naans and a well balanced baby corn and ladies' finger balti vegetable, proving that when in doubt, it's always smart to stick to Indian food in a format like this.
The buffet's a mixed bag. Flavoursome soup, sprinkled with lovely crisped garlic, followed by a flurry of hot starters served at the table, the best of which are the aromatic chicken tangdi kebabs and snappy polenta rolls. Then there's the conventional line up of chafing dishes with average biryani, fragrant spinach dal and juicy Shanghai chicken. Although the marble cake is disappointingly dry, dessert is saved by an appealingly simple sago-coconut pudding. On the whole, a good option for buffet fans and office group lunches. Especially if you stick to their strengths, which seems to be Indian and Indian-Chinese.
Finally, look out for Sandesh Reddy's 'Social,' a Gastro-Pub scheduled to open soon at Somerset Greenways, MRC Nagar. Reddy (who runs Sandy's Chocolate Laboratory and Gogo Ramen) is focusing on putting together an eclectic menu of comfort food as well as classic cocktails. Its music is being hotly debated when I drop by one afternoon, so I eavesdrop, simultaneously fascinated and amused by the fact that the genre of music, not to mention its volume, plays such a vital role in defining a space. My only contribution is Kylie Minogue. Given the loud silence that follows my suggestion, I'm guessing they're sticking with Jazz. Or Blues. Or Classic Rock. Your guess is as good as mine. Sigh. Maybe I should have said Justin Timberlake.
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An aerotrim is a gyroscope large enough to contain a human being, used for cardiovascular workout and equilibrioception (balance) training in pilots and astronauts. Aerotrims enjoyed worldwide popularity in gyms during the 1980s, but are now out of production outside of professional applications. A handful of machines are still in circulation, largely used for entertainment at fairs and events and as sci-fi showpieces in movies and television. Several companies around the world have picked up the idea and produced their own version with slight changes. One of the originals, made in Korea, can be found in Slovenia at Aerotrim Ekopool Celje.[1]
The earliest patents for gyroscopic devices built to carry humans dates back up to 1907 (Patent #846925[2]). There were several attempts at similar machines throughout the following 80 years by various inventors. Several of them, such as the 1907 and the 1920 version, in rectangular shape. The first round human gyroscope patent application however was July 1964 (Patent #3141669[3]).
The Aerotrim as it is known today was originally conceived in the early eighties by Helmut Suchy, an Austrian inventor, as a therapy for his ailing spine. Friends suggested its potential for gyms and hospitals (Patent #4799667[4]). Suchy built the first prototype in his garage, attached to the walls, but it lacked general safety precautions and decent foot attachment mechanism. Only people of a certain height could ride it.
Based on a profit sharing agreement, Mr. Suchy, who unsuccessfully had applied for a patent in Austria, passed on the rights to the German entrepreneur Hermann Dittrich, who through his import-export company Contactos Trading, GmbH at great cost applied internationally for patent. Mr. Dittrich also chose the name Aerotrim over Suchy's original 3D-Fun. Needing to make it safer, he came up with handles, the overhead hand protectors made of Plexiglas and the height-adjustable foot mechanism that allowed even children (of a minimum height) to use the machine. As a result, it even passed the German Technischer Überwachungsverein (TÜV) safety inspections. Contactos looked worldwide for manufacturers. Aerotrims began production in Germany, Korea, Taiwan and the USA, where negotiations started to form a company named "Gyrotec" with the renowned US ski manufacturer Hart Ski Company and other investors. Contactos launched its own coordinated ad campaign single-handed, first in Germany and globally over the next few years.
The idea[edit]
Contrary to the initial appearance, the Aerotrim is not a close-your-eyes-and-hold-on machine and does not cause dizziness or nausea if it is controlled by the rider himself. Like a dumbbell or bicycle, human strength is required to direct the motions by shifting the rider's body. During a forward or backward spin, to be in command of the machine becomes limited, but it is still possible to flip out of a spinning loop and translate the momentum from forward motion to a sideways, backwards, horizontal or vertical spin. It is the only stationary exercise machine known to have the ability to move into any direction by counterbalance alone.
It is this control, or "wheeling", that requires every muscle in the body to be used evenly, even those not usually targeted by weight training or general cardiovascular exercise.[5] In addition, according to Randy Huntington, a personal athletic coach, "One major advantage that the 'superstar' possesses is a highly evolved spatial consciousness and kinesthetic response mechanism. The Aerotrim is an excellent choice for athletes seeking to safely develop these often overlooked attributes." Dr John White, of the London, England Institute of Higher Education stated "It's not a gimmick, it's a very serious and important way of training... it's been particularly useful in blind people and also people with severe physical handicaps. It builds confidence, it allows them to work out in a totally new way, one they haven't experienced before." Anthony Amado of the U.S. Olympic Wrestling Team said "The Aerotrim has been beneficial in my training for the national team trials." The spinning motion gives a feeling of weightlessness and it is this feeling that can cause a healthy addiction. Douglas Raymond, a physical therapist stated "There is no question that the Aerotrim improves balance, coordination and partial (?) awareness in neurological disorders. The clinician is able to move the patients through all the planes either passively or actively." Regular users, colloquially known as Wheelers or Aeronauts, began to devise and name moves and routines, sometimes in synchrony with two or more machines.
Going to Hollywood[edit]
As soon as it hit television in Germany the Aerotrim was often featured and used as a prop in movies, television series, commercials and even as a prize in game shows. Its first appearance on American television was in a Pepsi commercial.[citation needed] Dozen more cameos followed, mostly in sci-fi themed shows and movies, including Fortress, Gattaca, The Lawnmower Man (where it is called cyclosphere; however, it has been argued by purists that the machine featured here was only influenced by the Aerotrim) and more recently aboard Star Trek: Enterprise.[6]
Influence on the 80s[edit]
Its large size and appearance made it an instant crowd pleaser, drawing masses in all its public appearances. It was readily featured in the general media, often in feature stories and cover pages, which is why it enjoyed a worldwide exposure.
Its size and retail price made it unreachable for most private owners and it was only large gyms, hospitals and even freestyle-ski resorts that acquired it, often several at once.
If a giant leap from gym equipment to toy, it was a small step to space. It did not take long for the aeronautical community to see its value for equilibrium and weightlessness exercise. An entire fleet was acquired by Lufthansa, another by the Korean air force and several were used by the German space agency for astronaut training.[7][8] Most European astronauts that have gone to MIR used the Aerotrim for preparation. Soon the myth emerged that the Aerotrim was originally developed to prepare astronauts for weightlessness.[9] This however is obviously inaccurate. To this day ESA uses the machine for its official training programs,[10] as well as part of its public training programs.[11]
Several variations of the original were produced, some by Contactos, some by cloners. These include a children's version (MiniAerotrim), wheelchair versions suitable for use by paraplegics or quadriplegics,[12] as well as motorized versions.
Its primary role in sci-fi movies, besides futuristic astronaut-trainer, was as a virtual environment simulator.[13][14] But it was not until the mid-nineties that it actually was used as such. Adding VR goggles and a joystick it could be used to play a few games, but since its motion is controlled by the user, its application for VE simulation was limited. This was changed when a motorized version was introduced, which basically interlocked the Aerotrim and user in a VE. Designed as an entertainment device, this version supported VEs in a head mounted display, 3-D binaural sound spacing and up to two joysticks, with either head tracking or user tracking based on the position of the gyroscope.
Clone wars[edit]
Just a year after the launch, the first clones appeared and Contactos, owning worldwide patents by then, saw itself involved in its inaugural patent battle.[15][16][17] But the clones kept on coming in the US, Italy, Korea, France, and other countries, trying to avoid the patents by changing the foothold and even the shape (some companies produced square and even decagon shaped clones[18]) as well as the firm hip support which alone made the Aerotrim a controllable device. Over the following years international lawyers were hired to handle the various court cases. Contactos basically won all of them, but the legal fees soon outweighed the company's income from this project and Contactos had to keep on financing it through other business activities.[19]
In a final desperate move to save a sinking ship, Contactos passed on rights to an Irish company named Lifeway Ltd.[20] But even this movement could not save it from doom. Soon they too had to cease production. Nearly exactly ten years after its birth, the last true Aerotrim was produced in late 1990 and the patent rights were lost due to lack of interest in keeping them alive.[21]
At present, there are several clone versions of the original Aerotrim with different names on the market, but the only company still building variations with modest success is GyroGym, Inc.
- ^ http://www.adrenalinsports.si/aerotrim/
- ^ Patent #846925
- ^ Patent #3141669
- ^ Patent #Patent #4799667
- ^ Human Gyroscopes
- ^ See Enterprise episode "Vanishing Point", Season 2, Episode 10. Commander Tucker can be seen using an Aerotrim in the gymnasium.
- ^ http://www.weltderwunder.de/wdw/RaumfahrtWelt/SpaceCamp/SpaceCamp2005/2_Mission/index.html?ID=nav_r_f civilian training programs
- ^ Die Pannen mit der Raumfaehre schrecken Astronauten nicht ab – Bonner Rundschau, Dienstag, 23. Oktober 1990
- ^ Euroviva - Aerotrim - Spacetrainer - Vermietung
- ^ ESA - Human Spaceflight and Exploration - Business - Get ready for the space experience
- ^ ISS Full Scale Training | Space | mydays GmbH
- ^ http://www.gyrogym.com/custombuilds.html
- ^ VRNews Motion Simulation Links
- ^ Futuristic
- ^ http://epatras.economie.fgov.be/rechNo.jsp?num=211200&ts=off&l=en
- ^ http://patentados.com/invento/aparato-para-ejercicios-fisicos.2.html
- ^ http://www.patentesonline.com.mx/aparato-para-ejercicios-fisicos-1760.html
- ^ Space Flyer
- ^ http://www.smallbusinessnotes.com/financing.html
- ^ http://www.idaireland.com/
- ^ Continuing patent application
- "Give Your Wallet a Workout". Time, January 13, 1992.
External links[edit]
- INSTITUTE FOR DEFENSE ANALYSES - IDA Review of Virtual Environment Interface Technology (includes Orbotron)
- Full body, Olfactory, Gustatory, Technologies (includes Cybertron and Orbotron)


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It's no news that green hues soothe and relax, particularly when used as wall paint, surrounding a room, its furnishings and its inhabitants in a calming color. But how do you keep from choosing the wrong green and making your space look lame? Easy: Choose greens that are a little bold and different, but still relaxing. Here are six successful paint color picks from house tours.
Top photo: A super soothing, almost-there shade of green, Sherwin Williams Tropical Dream, mingles expertly with plants, dramatic furnishings and brass accents in Liz and John's 1926 Sears Craftsman.
In Anne & Tahoe's Barnum Bungalow, BEHR Scotch Lassie is a bold but soothing hue, while BEHR Herbal Mist softly showers a bathroom in calm.
Seema's Global Eclectic Rowhouse living room features a cheery greenish accent color sure to uplift the spirits: Benjamin Moore's Pale Avocado.
Mark's Delightful (and Delicious!) West Village bedroom has a green (Behr Premium Plus in Thyme Green) that packs a punch of excitement, but still manages to refresh and renew.
A green that seems warm and cozy in just about any light, Benjamin Moore's Oregano brightens up and relaxes a kid's room in Annah & Benny's Sophisticated Family Home.
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Geometric phase of optical rotators
JOSA A, Vol. 16, Issue 8, pp. 1981-1985 (1999)
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We describe the rotation of images by means of optical beam steering with use of the concept of geometric phase. The discussion is concentrated on systems composed of discrete reflections but can be generalized to refractive steering systems. Geometric phase reduces the analysis of image rotation to simple geometric constructions and the calculation of areas on a sphere. The analysis also applies to the rotation of linear polarization of the light with ideal mirrors.
© 1999 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(080.2740) Geometric optics : Geometric optical design
(110.2960) Imaging systems : Image analysis
(220.0220) Optical design and fabrication : Optical design and fabrication
(350.1370) Other areas of optics : Berry's phase
Original Manuscript: November 13, 1998
Manuscript Accepted: March 29, 1999
Published: August 1, 1999
Enrique J. Galvez and Chris D. Holmes, "Geometric phase of optical rotators," J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 16, 1981-1985 (1999)
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Posted by Alan Wexelblat
Under the agreement you're allowed to unlock when a service contract ends. Most contracts are for 18-24 months or more, so you might get to jailbreak your phone years after you buy it when your contract runs out. But really how many people do you know who let their contracts run out and keep their phones? Most either renew to keep hold of tasty sign-up incentives that go away if the contract expires, or buy a new phone and get a new contract.
The net effect for consumers will be that virtually nobody can jailbreak their phones (legally) and people will still keep doing it illegally, usually shortly after they get the phones. This may be a "victory for recyclers" but it's a shabby deal for consumers. Unless, of course, you're outside the US where this sort of nonsense isn't tolerated.
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