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Scouting Report: Cameron Heyward
Cameron Heyward
Cameron Heyward is one of the rare players in this draft that I would refer to as a "safe bet." Sure, it's easy to look at Heyward and say he possesses a solid combination of size, speed and strength, or point out his bloodlines, character and work ethic. At the end of the day, Cameron Heyward will be drafted due to the versatility he'll be able to provide an NFL team. Ohio State did a terrific job of moving Heyward across the defensive line. In fact, Heyward lined up at both defensive tackle and both defensive end spots in a 4-3 alignment as well as lining up at both 5-technique defensive end spots in a 3 man front. Players with this kind of background are rare enough and when you match that with an extremely savvy football mind and great work ethic, any NFL team would love to have Heyward on their roster. Expectations were quite high for Heyward's senior season and many feel that it was a bit of a disappointment. However, Heyward played through an injured elbow and was still able to embarrass DeMarcus Love and the Arkansas offensive line in the Sugar Bowl this January. If it wasn't for the injury and a few issues that Heyward needs to work on, I'd have him graded higher. However, I still believe Heyward will be a solid pick in the 25-32 range that will make any of those teams very happy and should be an instant contributor. He probably projects best as a 5 technique in a 3-4 defense, but has the ability to play in various NFL schemes.
Run Stopping
Heyward is relatively solid against the run. His lower body strength is evident on tape as he anchors well in the run game, remaining stout against most run blockers. Rarely has Heyward been driven off the ball when playing straight up and often requires a double team, but he often relies more on his quickness and hand usage than his strength. Heyward can get over powered by stronger, "mauler" type linemen. The best example of this was against Gabe Carimi of Wisconsin this year, a game that Heyward would love to forget about. He can guess at times when playing inside, attacking the wrong gap and leaving the runner open for an easy cut back. When playing end, Heyward can set the edge, keeping his outside shoulder/arm free against the blocker during outside rushes and shows the ability to stretch the line of scrimmage and make the tackle. Does a solid job of working through trash along the line and fighting into the flow of the blockers.
Pass Rushing
Possesses a solid first step and does a nice job of anticipating snap count. However, Heyward can be a half-beat late off the ball later in games, especially when he's been engaged in matchups with strong, physical blockers all day. Heyward has a fairly wide array of pass rush moves for a college player and at times, looks to have the hands of a 3 year NFL veteran. Has an excellent bull rush and swim move and will often break out an outside dip/rip, spin and a club/rip. The best thing about Heyward's pass rushing game is his ability to use counter moves. It's rare to find a defensive lineman in college that can go to a second and third move when their first doesn't work against the blocker. Rarely does Heyward end in a stalemate due to his savvy play and high motor. Flashes the ability to be a disruptive defensive lineman in passing situations but doesn't possess the "sudden violence" I like to see from defensive linemen. Knows how to get skinny and shoot the gap and then come back with a straight on bullrush, keeping the blocker guessing every time. Displays excellent short area quickness and when he gets a line of the quarterback, he shows a great burst.
Heyward keeps his head up and eyes open and appears to locate the ball well. Knows when to get his hands up and times the QB's throw well. Reads screen passes and draws well, though got caught guessing against option teams a few times. Heyward looks like a vet when he's being held and knows how to do just enough acting to get the ref's attention. He clearly understands the rules of backside pursuit when flow is away from him and this was very evident against Illinois during his senior season. In the 1st quarter, Illinois ran a bubble screen to the far-side, trips receiver. Cameron came free around the left tackle and immediately saw the bubble screen. Any defensive line coach will tell you that the number one rule for defenders in backside pursuit, especially against teams with athletic "jail-break" style players, is "slow to go." This means that the defender isn't supposed to blast around the corner at full speed and chase the ball like a wild man. Their job is to pursue slower and under control, keeping their eyes open for cutbacks and reverses. In this case, Heyward saw the receiver catch the ball and immediately look back towards the QB, at which point he knew what was coming. Heyward stopped in his tracks and turned to get to the QB, but fell when changing directions. The receiver threw the ball back to the QB, who ran for a 20+ yard gain. However, Heyward didn't give up. He quickly got up after falling down and chased down the runner. Over 20 yards of pursuit for a guy that is almost 300 pounds is pretty impressive, which goes to Heyward's motor and conditioning. The point is, it's rare to find a defensive lineman that has the awareness to recognize that type of play, let alone the discipline to actually perform his responsibility.
Hand Placement
Excellent use of hands for a college defensive lineman. Rarely lets blockers into his pads. Displays active hands but doesn't appear to have the strong hands you'd like from an interior lineman. Needs to be more violent with his hand usage and when engaged with blockers. Heyward's hands and overall athleticism show up when lineman try to cut block him. If you've ever watched NFL defensive lineman in training camp, you'll see them going through drills where the line coach rolls giant rubber balls at them after they've come out of their stance. This is designed to get the player to use their hands to deflect the ball and keep it away from their legs, which simulates defeating a cut block. When linemen try to cut block Heyward, he doesn't flinch, uses his hands and stays on his feet.
I usually don't use the tackling category when scouting defensive linemen, but after watching Heyward tackle on tape, I felt it was necessary to point it out. Heyward is a thumper. He's not one of those defensive linemen that "belly tackle" or try to throw runners to the ground. Heyward tackles with violence and is fundamentally sound when doing so. He'll lower his shoulder when taking on a runner in the hole and deliver a violent blow. More than that, he consistently wraps up when tackling, which is becoming a rare trait in today's game.
Size, Speed, Strength & Agility
As I've stated above, Heyward has great quickness in short areas and displays an excellent burst when he gets a line of the ball carrier. His motor runs hot and he shows great persistence while pass rushing. These were all easy things to see when watching the tape. However, one thing that really stuck out to me while watching Heyward was how well he does when stunting. Heyward doesn't round off his angles during stunts and shows an excellent burst through the hole after the blocker commits to one side or the other. Ohio State frequently used stunts to allow Heyward to create havoc in the backfield, keep offensive linemen guessing and keep quarterbacks worried. When a man Heyward's size is coming unblocked and with a full head of steam after executing a perfect line stunt, quarterbacks should be worried.
It's hard to ignore the bloodlines for Heyward. Cameron is the son of Craig "Ironhead" Heyward, who had a tremendous career in the NFL with the New Orleans Saints. Cameron's step father, Cory Blackwell, played at Wisconsin.
Additional Information
Heyward is known as a high character player with a tremendous work ethic. He did suffer an elbow injury which required surgery to repair tendons this offseason. However, Heyward bounced back and by all accounts, had a solid pro day on March 30th. He didn't perform the bench press for scouts but his upper body strength will return in time. Heyward also had a slight ankle injury before the 2009 season.
2010: Played in 13 games with 13 starts
2009: Played in 13 games with 12 starts
2008: Played in 13 games with 13 starts
2007: Played in 13 games with 8 starts
Human development major at Ohio State.
Awards & Honors
2010: 1st team All-Big 10.
2009: 2nd team All-Big 10. Lombardi Award nominee.
2007: Freshman All-American (Sporting News, Rivals, Scout). Freshman All-Big 10 (Sporting News).
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Blood, Bullets, Ballistics, and Bifurcations: How Real CSIs Get the Job Done
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Start and End Dates:
4/21/2013 - 4/26/2013
10/25/2015 - 10/30/2015
5 nights
West Swanzey, New Hampshire
Price starting at:
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Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
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15; 5 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Meal Options:
Gluten Free; Low Fat; Low Salt; Vegetarian
Learn from real forensic scientists how crime scenes are examined and how the evidence collected is analyzed at the crime lab. Immerse yourself in the world of DNA, firearms, fingerprints, handwriting and document analysis, and see for yourself how microscopic examinations of hair, fibers and even paper match sticks can place someone at the scene of the crime.
� Take part in demonstrations in the crime lab to discover how fingerprints are developed.
� Step into actual "sanitized" crime scenes to see how all the pieces of the investigative puzzle come together.
� Hear tales of "Monadnock Moments" featuring stories of people and places in the Monadnock region and the unsolved murders of Cheshire County.
Activity Particulars
Minimal walking and standing on this program.
Date Specific Information
Enjoy the latest in hearing technology � listening devices � on this date.
Coordinated by Pilgrim Pines Conference Center.
West Swanzey
Nestled in the valley of southwest New Hampshire, West Swanzey is one of several postcard-perfect towns in the Monadock region. Winding roads pass covered bridges, historic sites and the 3,000-foot Mount Monadnock, one of the most popular ascents in New England.
Lakeside cabins and condos at conference facility on shores of Swanzey Lake; limited first-floor rooms. Alcohol-free site. Single rooms available at no extra cost.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Kim Rumrill
Kim Rumrill is a criminalist for the New Hampshire State Police Forensic Science Laboratory. Her expertise is serology, the science that deals with serums, especially blood. The daughter of a police detective, Kim attributes her studies in medical technology at Colby-Sawyer to her strong foundation for all the science fields in which she�s worked. She is asked four or five times a year to testify in criminal court cases, including some of the most high-profile crimes in New Hampshire.
Ron Arden
Ron Arden � a professional violist, baritone soloist and conductor � has taught Road Scholar courses for nearly 20 years. Living and working in the greater Chicagoland area, Ron teaches voice as adjunct faculty at a local community college, is director of community orchestra, and plays viola in a string quartet and orchestra. He works as a consultant with churches to enhance worship ministries, and joins with his wife Cynthia in the music ministry of "A Cross Between."
Cynthia Arden
Cynthia Arden is a professional violinist, pianist and teacher living and working in the greater Chicagoland area. In addition to giving private instrumental lessons, she plays in two orchestras, string quartets and serves as minister of music at her church. She works with her husband, Ron, in the music ministry of "A Cross Between." Cynthia has shared her gifts with the violin and piano on numerous Road Scholar programs, and enjoys performing a variety of musical genres.
Meals and Lodgings
Pilgrim Pines
West Swanzey
5 nights
Pilgrim Pines
Conference Center
Retreat center located on a lake with a quiet country friendly atmosphere
Contact info:
220 W. Shore Rd
Swanzey, NH 03446 USA
phone: 603-352-0443
Facility amenities:
All rooms have private bath. Cabins by the Lake, condo style housing available and enjoy the quaint historic Mayflower Lodge. New beds in all units... single and double beds available.
Smoking allowed:
Additional nights prior:
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
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Travel Details
Start of Program:
3:00 p.m. in lodge office. You will be staying at
Pilgrim Pines
that night.
End of Program:
12:15 p.m. in lodge dining room after lunch. You will be staying at
Pilgrim Pines
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
Parking availability:
Parking is free
To Start of Program
West Swanzey
Nearest city or town:
Keene, NH
Nearest highway:
Interstate Rte. 91, Highways #10, #32
Nearest airport:
Manchester, NH
From End of Program
West Swanzey
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
From Airport
Commercial Van/Shuttle
Thomas Transportation
phone: 800-526-8143
Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
Logan-$152,00/Bradley-$137.00/Manchester-$128.00/same reservation-$20.00 ea
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Logan-95 miles/ Bradley-85 miles/Manchester-65 miles
No Bus service available from airports. Rental car is option. Enterprise and Avis have drop sites in Keene, NH (10 miles from Pilgrim Pines). Please call Chuck Anderson, coordinator 603-499-1994 to ask about possibility of coordinating schedules with other Participants.
Driving Directions
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Highway #2 West to 140 N. 140 N to 12 N. 12 N through Troy, NH to Flat Roof Mill Rd., (3.5 miles N of Troy) L on Flat Roof Mill Rd to #32. (about 4 miles - stop sign). R on 32 and an immediate L on Swanzey Lake Rd. 2.2 miles on Swanzey Lake Rd to West Shore Rd. Turn R and follow 1 mile to Pilgrim Pines sign.. continue 1/4 mile to Mayflower Lodge - Office.
Hartford, CT/Springfield, MA
#91 N to exit 28A...(N of Greenfield, MA exit) Follow #10 N from that exit through Winchester, NH. Four miles N of Winchester look for Pilgrim Pines sign. When you pass the Shamrock Reality building, turn R on Swanzey Lake Rd. Follow 4 miles, bearing R to West Shore Rd. Turn L on West Shore Rd and follow one mile to Pilgrim Pines sign... continue 1/4 mile to Mayflower Lodge - Office.
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Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Welcome dinner and Orientation
(Sunday, April 21)
Check-in and Orientation
Registration begins at 3:00-3:30 p.m.in Mayflower Lodge - Office. Coffee and snacks, 3:30-5:00 p.m
Dinner, 6:00 p.m in the lodge.
Orientation, 7:15 p.m.
Pilgrim Pines
Meals Included:
Day 2:
On Campus Recreational opportunities
(Monday, April 22)
Breakfast, 8:00 a.m in the lodge.
9:00 a.m. Into to CSI/Course overview Break 10:45 a.m. A case presentation: Sheila LaBarre-NH serial murder
Lunch, 12:30 p.m. in the lodge
1:30 p.m. Hike to Beaver Pond 3:00 p.m. Free time
Dinner, 6:00 p.m in lodge
7:15 p.m. Presentation by retired Chief of Police - Swanzey, NH..
Pilgrim Pines
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Tour and Free time opportunities
(Tuesday, April 23)
Tour of covered bridges of Cheshire County
Breakfast in the lodge
9:00 a.m. Presentation by Forensic Toxocologist Break 10:45 a.m. Presentation by Toxocologist continues
Lunch at 12:30 pm in the lodge.
1:30 p.m. Tour of covered bridges of Cheshire County 4:00 pm Bloodstain pattern analysis
Dinner at 6:00 pm in the lodge
7:15 p.m. Live Luminol demonstration and hands on experiments.
Pilgrim Pines
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Fieldtrip to Wyman Tavern in Keene, NH
(Wednesday, April 24)
Fieldtrip to Keene will include a tour of the Historical Society and the Wyman Tavern.
Breakfast at 8:00 am in the lodge.
9:00 a.m Monadnock Moments - A brief history of SW New Hampshire Break 10:45 a.m. Monadnock Moments - Unsolved murders of Cheshire County
Lunch at 12:30 pm in the lodge.
1:30 p.m. Field Trip to Keene to visit Historical Society of Cheshire County and the Wyman Tavern.
Dinner at 6:00 pm in the lodge.
7:15 p.m. Presentation by Crime Scene Investigator of Swanzey, NH
Pilgrim Pines
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Bullets and Ballistics
(Thursday, April 25)
Visit to State Capitol Building - Concord, NH
Breakfast at 8:00 am in the lodge.
9:00 a.m. Firearms/Documents/Latent Prints Break 10:45 a.m. Leave for excursion to State Capitol Building at Concord, NH
Bag Lunch at 12:45 pm onsite
1:30 p.m. Tour of Capitol Building at Concord, NH
Dinner at 6:00 pm in the lodge.
7:30 p.m. Participants are invited to participate in a Homespun event where they share their favorite story, poem, writing, creative writing, song, joke, etc.
Pilgrim Pines
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Solving a mock crime scene
(Friday, April 26)
Check out of rooms farewell luncheon
Breakfast at 7:45 am in the lodge.
8::45 a.m. Solving a mock crime scene Break 10:15 a.m. Check out of Rooms 10:45 a.m. Debriefing Session
Farewell luncheon, 12:15 p.m. in the lodge.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Free Time Opportunities
West Swanzey
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15 meals: 5 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 5 dinners
Expert-led lectures: 10
Expert-led lectures
Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
Field trips: 3
Field trips
The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
Hands-on experiences: 2
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Learn by doing in these "hands-on" activities directed by an expert.
Performances: 1
A performance can range from a night at the opera to a visit from a local performer at your hotel.
Plus these special experiences...
Opportunity for hiking, tennis, canoeing, golf and taking a brief tour of the Monadnock region.
Visit to Keene to Historical Society of Cheshire County and historic Wyman Tavern.
Participants will have the hands-on opportunity to solve a mock murder scene.
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Jon Jones REFUSED to fight Sonnen on 8-days notice. He never thought that would happen.
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Dana says they have to figure out what to do with the fights that were initially scheduled.
Dana says his relationship with Jones has changed due to this.
Henderson acted fine on Saturday, but when he talked to him Tuesday, Henderson was trying to work through it. He saw the doctor, and he "could" fight with it, but would be nowhere near 100%.
On canceling the event, Dana says that it is a MAJOR deal. They lose a lot of money that has been spent, since they are 8-days out. On the tickets, fans will be refunded.
They made the official call to cancel one hour before the call.
Dana says that if they had a more bankable co-main event, he isn't sure if the card would still happen.
On injuries and too many cards, he says they haven't had a guy refuse a fight like this, especially a champion like this. He says they built the industry and that they know what they are doing. They have big things planned.
On promoting Jon Jones in the future, Dana says that he has been successful, but hasn't been popular, and this will not help. He says he and Lorenzo are disgusted about this.
Dana says that Chael was a viable option because people would want to see it due to their smack talk.
When asked if Jones is afraid of losing the title, Dana says he is not sure, but he shouldn't be.
Dana says normally Chael would have had to win three fights to get a title shot, but Chael was willing to step in and take the fight. Dana respects Chael for that.
He didn't care about the possible backlash about Chael in the fight. Chael would have talked it up well.
Dana says that the cancellation is huge, they had the FX prelims, marketing and they spent a lot of money for the promotion of the fight.
He did not consider moving Johnson vs. Benavidez.
When asked about contracts and fighters refusing fights, Dana says that they cannot make someone fight. You either fight or you don't. They have worked hard to promote the fight. Good for Jon Jones who is rich, but guys who feed...


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50 Years After the Death of John F. Kennedy | A Hometown Remembers
"I was well aware they were of a different social stratum than I was, but it didn't seem to bother them and it didn't bother me."
For three summers Kelley, who grew up in Hyannis Port, worked as a summer police officer outside the Kennedy Compound. A retired private-school headmaster, he lives in Hyannis.
"Ted Kennedy was my age, and for a time we got to be pretty good friends. I'd watch movies at the Kennedy theater in the basement of their home at night. Mr. Kennedy [Joseph, the patriarch] had been in the film industry and got many films, so his library was about as up to date as you could get. It wasn't unusual to find 20 or so kids from the neighborhood down there on movie nights. I'd play football at the Compound, and once in a while Ted and I sailed with Jack Kennedy on his boat, the Victura. He was a wonderful guy, just down to earth. I was well aware they were of a different social stratum than I was, but it didn't seem to bother them and it didn't bother me.
"But there came a time when I had to work, and I gradually slipped away from those friendships and experiences. One of the jobs I got was as a summer police officer in Hyannis Port. The place where I was stationed was right on the corner by Jack Kennedy's house. Tourists would stream into Hyannis Port, and they hoped to see Jacqueline or Jack, and if it didn't happen, they hoped they could leave with a piece of the fence or a rose from the rose garden. And they weren't always pleasant to deal with. It got to the point where folks were hanging over the split-rail fence and the rose garden [and] Jackie finally decided to put up a high fence.
"And, of course, the people who lived there were often annoyed, because they were inconvenienced. They couldn't walk down the middle of the street like they usually did, because some of the tourists were there, honking their horns."
Linda Hutchenrider
"I thought to God I was gonna die, and I screamed, 'Peter Lawford!'"
A junior-high-school student in Barnstable whenKennedy was elected president, Hutchenrider is the town's retired town clerk and still lives there.
"Our school was right down the street from the Armory. So, when they learned he was going to give a speech there, they allowed the whole school to walk down the street and go to it. The band played; we cheerleaders walked in front, cheering our way down the street. It was just so neat.
"When we arrived, we watched the cars pull up, and we saw the Kennedy family get out. Out of this one car came this tanned individual, tall with a white suit on. It was Peter Lawford. And I thought to God I was gonna die, and I screamed, 'Peter Lawford!' I was more impressed seeing him because I had seen the Kennedys while growing up.


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As Hurricane Irene moves closer to Maryland, Annapolis MayorJoshua J. Cohen declared a State of Emergency within the city limits, effective 10 a.m. Friday, urging residents in low-lying areas to evacuate by Saturday afternoon.
Worcester County also ordered a mandatory evacuation by 9 a.m. Saturday in the following areas: West Ocean City Sanitary Service Area (east of Herring Creek and north of Old Bridge Road); all properties east of Route 611 (Stephen Decatur Highway); and all properties in South Point (both sides of South Point Road). This includes Cape Isle of Wight, West Ocean City, Mystic Harbour, Snug Harbor, Assateague Point, Frontier Town Camp Ground, Castaways and others. County Commissioners also strongly recommended evacuation of all waterfront properties throughout Worcester County and all occupants of mobile homes.
Storm force winds were expected to begin affecting the state's coast earlier in the day on Saturday; isolated thunderstorms were in the forecast for the Baltimore area on Friday.
The hurricane, which had weakened slightly to Category 2 by Friday morning. Baltimore remains under a Tropical Storm Warning, with winds forecast to reach 31 to 36 mph Saturday night, increasing to 36 to 46 mph, with gusts to 60 mph. Delmarva beach resorts are under a Hurricane Warning, and expecting sustained winds of 70 to 90 mph, with gusts to 105 mph by Saturday night.
The city and other Western Shore communities might see a modest storm surge of just 1 to 3 feet overnight into Sunday, compared with the 8 to 9 feet during Tropical Storm Isabel, forecast officials said.
Annapolis High School will open as a pet-friendly shelter at 4 p.m. Saturday. The mayor has also ordered all four city garages to allow any residents who want to evacuate to park for free. Anyone needing assistance with transportation to the shelter should call 410-260-2211 after 3 p.m. Saturday.
As part of the State of Emergency, the mayor activated the hurricane call center. Anyone requesting information or needing non-emergency assistance related to the hurricane can call 410-260-2211 24 hours a day through the duration of this event.
With more than 400 miles of waterfront and many peninsulas,Anne Arundel County has floodprone areas whose residents are being warned to take precautions this weekend. That holds especially true for South County - the area from Annapolis south, which has long-established picturesque communities along rivers and the Chesapeake Bay.
"If they were flooded in Isabel – heads up – you probably will be likely to flood again," said Tracie Reynolds, an Anne Arundel County spokeswoman.
Worcester County shelters will open at 5 p.m. Friday. These shelters include Stephen Decatur High School, Stephen Decatur Middle School (SDMS), Snow Hill High School and Pocomoke High School (PHS).
Pet friendly shelters include SDMS, PHS and Worcester County Animal Control. Domestic animals, dogs, cats and ferrets, may be housed at these locations. Those seeking shelter for their pets at either SDMS or PHS must remain at the facility where their animal is housed. The following items are needed to house pets at any of the pet-friendly shelters: carriers, food and water, which are mandatory for all pets; proof of vaccination, pet litter, litter pans and medications as needed.
Baltimore officials are urging Fells Point residents who live in low-lying areas to relocate their vehicles. Citizens may park their vehicles at the following garages and lots starting at 8 a.m. Saturday: Caroline Street Garage, 805 S. Caroline St.; Fleet and Eden Street Garage, 501 Eden St.; Edison Parking Lots at Fallsway and High streets. Residents in flood-prone areas in South Baltimore, Cherry Hill, Westport, may move their vehicles to Lot O of the stadium lots. Vehicles need to be removed from these locations no later than 7 a.m. Monday.
On Thursday Ocean City officials ordered residents and visitors to evacuate the oceanfront community for the first time in more than two decades.
Gov.Martin O'Malley declared a state of emergency as the storm threatened significant flooding and widespread power outages when it arrives in Maryland sometime Saturday night.
"This is not a storm to be taken lightly," O'Malley said. "People who live in coastal areas should take every precaution," he said. The state of emergency designation activates the state National Guard.
Ocean City residents and visitors have been cooperating with the local state of emergency order issued by Mayor Rick Meehan, requiring everyone but emergency personnel to leave the city by 5 p.m. Friday, a city spokeswoman said.
"It seems to be going pretty orderly," the spokeswoman, Donna Abbott, said Friday morning. "People are boarding up and leaving. The message is getting out and I think people are heeding it."
Weather forecasters placed the Maryland and Delaware coasts and the lower Chesapeake Bay under a Hurricane Watch. That means hurricane conditions are possible within 48 hours. Baltimore, the Western Shore from Cecil County south, and the rest of the Chesapeake Bay were all under a Tropical Storm Warning.
The National Hurricane Center said Irene's projected path had crept farther to the west during the day
Instead of passing Delmarva at some distance offshore, as had been hoped, Irene's core winds are more likely to pass right over the mid-Atlantic beaches or just inland.


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post this tomorrow
Album Rating: 3.5pos'd for "On a related note, my own penis is not even the size of the Eifel tower in a 4x6 inch photograph I took last year."
'Before I start my review I would like to apologize to the community at Sputnikmusic.com for my behavior. Everything I have been saying is a lie, I am not educated in politics and I actually started listening to Hip Hop not long ago. I just wanted to fit in and be accepted, but I realized it wasn't working once everyone on this website began hating me. What I need more than anything now is acceptance from this community, so I am going all out and writing the best review I have ever done, for an album that I have had a hard time admitting that I secretly admire.'
fuck you scumbag i do not accept ur apology
do not speak to me you dont deserve it
Sorry god.
okay i acept
except* dumbass
Album Rating: 3.5"In fact, this album changed my life because it showed me that most of history is real and the illuminati is fake. It's all just a big scam to sell guns and kill the vibe of people trying to hear some good music."
I doubt most people who believe in the illuminati are old enough to buy guns.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffOn a related note, my own penis is not even the size of the Eifel tower in a 4x6 inch photograph I took last year.
Definitely your best review
this is just beyond pathetic
hillary has hit a new low
Oh damn you sure had me going, I almost didn't neg
Album Rating: 4.5This would have been funny if it was funny.
Album Rating: 4.5now THIS is a troll review, breaking, take note
funny shit fan, honestly, well played. I laughed a few times. And you just know how much I would have preferred for this to be stupid so I could say so, but it aint.
Review made me exhale heavily through my nose once or twice, pos.
Album Rating: 4.0pr0 review
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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Special to the Times-Record
National Wear Red Day, the kick-off to American Heart month was Friday, Feb. 1 and the Sheyenne Care Center took the challenge in more ways than one. On Feb. 1, most of the staff dressed in red to remind staff, residents, and visitors to choose a heart healthy change to reduce their risk of heart disease.
Valley City doctor Madeline Luke and PhysicianŌĆÖs Assistant Russ Kaufmann have problems with a plan by Mercy Hospital to end use of physicianŌĆÖs assistants in the hospital and provide 24-hour, seven days a week emergency room coverage by a doctor through a contract with an out-of-state company.
Dr. Luke, who works as a doctor three days per week at the Sanford Clinic, said Tuesday, ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm concerned we will have a variety of physicians come through with no local tiesŌĆØ once the contract takes effect.
Area ice fishermen have a much better year for the popular winter sport than they did last year, and theyŌĆÖll get a chance to participate in a derby this weekend at Lake Ashtabula.
The new owners at Ashtabula Crossing are gearing up for their first annual ice fishing tournament this weekend.
Patty Hoff, who owns the resort and restaurant located at the East Lake Ashtabula crossing with her husband Scott and sister Mary Jean Cuffe, said, ŌĆ£weŌĆÖve had lots of people requesting to have tournament here, so we did.ŌĆØ
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service encourages students to participate in the annual Endangered Species Day Youth Art Contest to celebrate the eighth annual Endangered Species Day on May 17.
ŌĆ£Endangered Species Day honors a national commitment to recovering endangered species and their habitats and provides an opportunity to learn about what efforts are being made to conserve them,ŌĆØ said Leith Edgar of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in California.
Valley City State University is offering special entertainment this week that should mesh in perfectly with the traditional romantic holiday ŌĆō ValentineŌĆÖs Day.
Both the VCSU Theater and The Cafe on the campus are working together to provide something special for couples, and could work perfectly for people staying close to home due to snowy and windy weather during the week, said director Jenni Lou Russi.
Local law enforcement and snow removal crews were busy Monday dealing with the aftermath of nearly a foot of heavy, wet snow that fell on the area Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, eight to 10 inches of snow, equal to four to six inches of moisture, fell from Sunday morning to Monday morning in Valley City with more snow recorded south of the city.
Travel became treacherous on Sunday with icy roads and blowing snow causing white-out conditions. Interstate 94 was closed from Jamestown east to Alexandria, Minn. from Sunday afternoon to late morning on Monday.
Valley CityŌĆÖs Another Time restaurant will soon serve authentic and homemade Mexican food from owner and head cook Abel Turrubiates.
Turrubiates, a native-born Mexican, said he will eventually call his restaurant Mi Pueblito, which means ŌĆ£my little town.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£The reason I call it my little town, is Valley City is a little town, and I have my children who live here, and I thought of adopting his little town as ŌĆśmy little town,ŌĆÖŌĆØ he said.
Turrubiates took over the business from former owner Tanya Hurlimann, who recently decided to move to Florida.
The North Dakota School Counselors Association recently awarded Judi Hillier, currently K-3 counselor at Jefferson Elementary School in Valley City, the North Dakota Elementary School Counselor of the Year Award.
Mrs. Hillier has implemented programs at Washington and Jefferson Schools, which include organizing the first fifth and sixth grade Career Fair and Kindness Week activities.
Most recently at Jefferson, Judi organized the Third Grade Test Tip Pep Rally, Honoring Children Military Program and the Autism Awareness Classroom activities.
Valley City, Feb. 7, 2013 ŌĆō A team of middle school Mathletes from Valley City Jr. High won the Barnes County MATHCOUNTS competition. The top individual was Erik Johnson, son of Scott and Amy Johnson, from Valley City Jr. High. Second place was Evan Haglund, son of Bret and Toni Haglund, from Valley City Jr. High. Third place was Sam Richman, son of Matt and Jenni Richman, from Maple Valley. Fourth place was Dustin Kasowski, son of Randy and Lori Kasowski, from Maple Valley.
ŌĆ£Girls with guns.ŌĆØ ThatŌĆÖs what my shirt says. I got it from a girl with guns. The shirt makes me feel protected. A friend of mine taught me how to shoot so the saying on my shirt wouldnŌĆÖt be a lie. Feeling safe is what I told that husband of mine was the most important thing before we got married.
IŌĆÖm not mentally ill and neither are my many friends with guns. IŌĆÖm guessing if the government attempts to take any more control of things they have no business peeping in to, perhaps mental illness will be the norm. In the slightest of ways it is already happening.


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any garmin basecamp users on here?
im new to basecamp, im already annoyed that you cant view detailed maps without docking your unit, now when i zoom in to 0.2mi scale it shows the detail maps from the unit AND the global map at the same time.
im not a GS noob and have been through every menu and havent spotted a box to tic/untick anywhere, anyone know whats going on?
Doesn't LM mean lifetime maps? If so, the previous poster is correct. Since there are a few release of new maps annually go ahead and update them. As you go through, you will have the option to update GPS only, computer only or both. Simply select both.
Do you have the 'detail level' tool turned on? This allows 6 levels of detail for the Global Map. To turn it on: right click on the task bar and it should #1 of the 11 choices. Not sure if that helps.
you are right, BAsecamp is a POS compared to the user friendly mapsource. The only way I have figured out how to get maps on it is to go to open street maps and download maps from there per instructions then load them on to base camp, then you will have a detailed map on base camp. Others on here may know other ways, but this worked for me. I had to go with Basecamp, as I got a Mac this year, but before that, used mapsource with my PC and liked it wayyyyy better.
Basecamp is a bit annoying with the map and needing the GPS connected, but I don't have trouble using it...in fact its a very cool way to view your routes, plan new ones and save them to the GPS. You can even look at pinpoint data from your trips...click on the point and see all sorts of data: specific point in time speed, elevation, etc.
Th OP was having trouble with seeing the dual view screen....that's annoying...you can switch out of it. I'd have to go out to the garage, pull the Nuvi, back in the house, downstairs, fall back onto the sofa, wait until it loads and then figure out how to switch the views. Sorry.........feeling reeeeaaallly lazy right now. :huh
im happy to delete global map, its useless to me but can i do that without affecting how basecamp uses the city navigator maps in the unit?
hi daryl i was wrong in my first post, on investigation it overlays the maps on anything higher than "low" detail setting. at any zoom, not just 0.2mi.
ive emailed garmin europe they are pretty helpful compared to garminUS from what ive heard, in fact they are only 12miles up the road in romsey
Let us know what you find out. I've observed this using OSM map sets.
Be careful regarding removing the Global map set from Basecamp. It may be imbedded in such a way that BC may not even launch or start-up without it.
heard back from garmin already,
apparently it just does it, live with it.
not in those words, but they are aware of the bug and working on a fix, wont be in time for version 4.1 but maybe in time for 4.2
replacing perfectly good mapsource with a newer, better(worse) program with more features (but less useful ones, like no postcode search if you can believe that?) before it was ready.
i think these guys used to work for bill gates.
oh daryl since basecamp is a free download from garmin at the moment i may screw around with it to see what happens, and if it shags up just scrap it and start again. might have to bleach the registry, garmin stuff is very fussy with registry issues.
mapsource used to be free too. they are not supporting it any more and will be phasing it out soon.
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Phoenix Suns
Suns' Channing Frye promises a return, next season
Channing Frye has good news: His golf game is improved.
"(It's) a lot better," he said. "Fixed my swing; fixed my hands. That's all I had to do is just fix the hands a little bit."
Frye though would much prefer his hands around a basketball; and while he does occasionally shoot jumpers on the practice court at US Airways Center, that appears to be the closest he'll get to playing the sport this season.
Only days before the start of training camp in September, the Suns announced Frye would be sidelined indefinitely for medical reasons. A routine physical revealed Frye had developed a dilated cardiomyopathy -- an enlarged heart.
At the time, there was some hope the former St. Mary's High and University of Arizona star would be able to return this season after he was re-evaluated in December.
"That's zero hope now," he said.
Frye saw the doctor last week and while "everything is looking great," he said the decision was made to wait and be checked again in March to see if he receives clearance to resume basketball activity.
"I'll be back next season for sure," he said. "This season, unless I'm a freak of nature and get healthy in less than a month and maybe if we're going on a playoff run, but I would say no. You'll see me working out and being with the team in the month of March and April but other than that, probably not."
So until then, Frye will continue to enjoy the extra time with his family, cheer on his teammates from the sideline and yes, play a ton of golf.
"I'm really starting to develop certain things," he said of his game. "It's just a challenging thing for me. It's been fun. It's been awesome. For me, it's just been being able to do something other than sitting and just wish I was playing ball."
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Movement – we do it, animals do it, but mostly none of us consciously thinks about it. So much so that for most of history we didn't know exactly how bodies moved. In a new exhibition at London's Estorick Collection, stage director and TV personality Jonathan Miller takes us on a journey through our attempts to represent movement in science and art. Read more: Art and science in motion