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Tuscaloosa, AL (Sports Network) - Texas A&M's first-ever trip to Tuscaloosa was a memorable one.
Deshazor Everett picked off AJ McCarron with over 1 1/2 minutes remaining to help seal the 15th-ranked Aggies' 29-24 victory over the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide.
McCarron's 54-yard touchdown pass to Amari Cooper with 6:09 to play cut the gap to 29-24.
The Crimson Tide had a chance to go in front after Texas A&M went three-and- out. Kenny Bell caught a 54-yard pass on the first play to move the ball to the six. On 4th-and-goal from the two, McCarron tried to hook up with Bell in the right side of the end zone. Everett, though, stepped in front of the pass for the interception.
It seemed like Alabama was going to have one last shot to keep its undefeated season alive. With the Aggies ready to punt on fourth down, the Crimson Tide jumped offside. Texas A&M was awarded a first down and the Aggies ran out the remaining time.
"We jumped offsides on a hard count which is something that you most certainly expect in a situation like that," Alabama coach Nick Saban said. "The players were told 'make sure you stay onsides, they are going to try to get you to jump offsides with a shift or a motion or something.' The players are disappointed."
Johnny Manziel completed 24-of-31 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns for the Aggies (8-2, 5-2 SEC), who have won three in a row. He also carried the ball 18 times for 92 yards.
Christine Michael carried the ball 12 times for 27 yards and two scores. Ryan Swope hauled in 11 passes for 111 yards.
"It is big, for us and our first year in the league, we haven't talked a lot about it," Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said. "We are the new guys coming in and we have to prove ourselves and we have to continue to prove ourselves week in and week out. I said all week, 'we have gotten a little bit better every week.' The past two weeks we have played pretty well on the road and our guys are playing with a lot of confidence. For these guys and this group and what they have accomplished in 10 weeks. From the spring and all the changes they have been through, it is a big deal."
McCarron connected on 21-of-34 passes for 309 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions for the Crimson Tide (9-1, 6-1), who were coming off a 21-17 victory over LSU in a rematch of last season's national championship game.
Eddie Lacy carried the ball 16 times for 92 yards and a score for Alabama, which wraps up the regular season with games against Western Carolina and Auburn.
Alabama needed a win on Saturday to clinch the West and get into the SEC title game. The Crimson Tide will need some help if they want to return to the national championship game. Kansas State, Oregon and Notre Dame remained unbeaten by winning Saturday.
Trailing by six, 23-17, Alabama took over at its own 20 with 10 minutes to play. After Cooper caught a 50-yard pass down the right sideline, T.J. Yeldon fumbled on the next play and Dustin Harris recovered the ball for Texas A&M.
Manziel needed just two passes to pad the Aggies' lead. Swope hauled in a 42-yard pass along the right sideline to move the ball to the 24. Manziel then found Malcome Kennedy on the left side for a touchdown with 8:37 remaining. The score remained 29-17 following a failed two-point conversion.
Alabama failed to go down without a fight. On 3rd-and-6, McCarron hooked up with a wide-open Cooper down the left sideline for a 54-yard score.
But in the end, McCarron did not have a second consecutive game-winning drive in him.
Texas A&M stunned the crowd early on with 20 unanswered points to start the game. After Alabama went three-and-out, the Aggies put together a 9-play, 73- yard drive. The big play was a 29-yard Manziel run that put the ball at the 14. Michael capped the march with a 1-yard TD run.
On the fourth play of the ensuing drive, McCarron was intercepted by Sean Porter. The pick was made possible due to Howard Matthews' big hit. McCarron had a streak of 289 attempts without an interception coming into Saturday's contest.
Kenric McNeal followed with a 32-yard catch to put Texas A&M inside the red zone. A great individual effort from Manziel led to another touchdown. On 3rd- and-goal from the 10, Manziel started to scramble before almost losing control of the football. He was able to keep control and found Swope wide open in the end zone.
The Crimson Tide failed to do anything on offense again, leading to another score for the Aggies. Manziel's 32-yard run on third down moved Texas A&M into Alabama territory. Thomas Johnson converted the next third down with an 8-yard catch. Michael finished the impressive 14-play drive with a 1-yard TD run. The score remained 20-0 after Taylor Bertolet missed the extra point.
Facing their largest deficit since 2010, the Crimson Tide finally woke up. McCarron and Alabama bridged the first and second quarters with a 13-play, 75- yard drive. Lacy moved the chains with a 4-yard catch on 4th-and-4. Michael Williams' 20-yard catch set up Yeldon's 2-yard rushing touchdown.
Alabama's defense followed with a big stop, as Manziel was stopped short on 4th-and-6. McCarron then put together a 10-play march that included passes of 18 and 15 yards to Christion Jones and Cooper, respectively. Lacy's 2-yard TD run cut the gap to 20-14 with 19 seconds left until half.
The Crimson Tide continued to chip away at their deficit in the third stanza. Jeremy Shelley made a 28-yard field goal to make it 20-17 with 4:56 remaining.
Texas A&M, however, responded with a field goal of its own. The Aggies moved the ball to the Alabama 11-yard line before settling for a 29-yard Bertolet field goal.
It stayed a 23-17 contest after Bertolet missed a 37-yard field goal.
Alabama holds a 3-2 series advantage. Saturday's game was the first between
the two schools since 1988 ... The Aggies improved to 2-10 against No. 1
teams, with the other victory being a 30-26 win over Oklahoma in 2002.
Former Heisman Trophy winners Matt Leinart, Eric Crouch and Rashaan Salaam are among 76 Football Bowl Subdivision players on the ballot for election into the 2016 class of the College Football Hall of Fame.
The regular season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series has reached its midpoint, with 13 races completed and 13 to go before the championship Chase begins.
The Houston Texans have signed defensive lineman Brandon Deaderick, who played last season with the New Orleans Saints.
The Toronto Blue Jays activated catcher Dioner Navarro from the 15-day disabled list following a 2-0 loss to the Washington Nationals in the opener of Tuesday's doubleheader.
Sacramento Kings forward Carl Landry underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair a torn ligament in his right wrist, the team said.
The Montreal Canadiens revealed on Tuesday that defenseman Jeff Petry has agreed to terms on a six-year contract extension.


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Fighting the good fight for Toronto's arts
Claire Hopkinson, director of Toronto Arts Foundation and Toronto Arts Council, doesn't let lack of long-term support dampen her enthusiasm.
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When you walk away from a conversation with Claire Hopkinson, a former opera and music theatre producer who is the director and CEO of both the Toronto Arts Foundation and the Toronto Arts Council, you will find yourself asking a question that sits at the heart of the city's relationship with its cultural industry.
It's not a complicated one — at least, not to formulate. But it's a question that is always difficult for those who oversee government spending to answer.
How, you might wonder after being in the presence of Claire Hopkinson's enthusiasm for the city's myriad artistic communities, initiatives and projects, can we measure the value of something that is unquestionably extremely valuable but that, by its nature, can't easily be measured?
The question concerns the arts, of course, and why their support is not more deeply, dynamically and meaningfully integrated in the fabric of the city than it is.
On the one hand, it seems a no-brainer. Why — given the proven capacity of the arts to draw together people and communities within the GTA, to overcome cultural differences, to enrich the local economy, to improve the quality of life in Canada's largest and most diverse city and to attract visitors from outside Toronto's borders — are the arts not universally acknowledged as a vital tool of city building? Even with the much-needed boost of the arts-directed revenues of the city's new billboard tax, there remains an inherent lack of stability in the long-term cultural planning to which the city is committed. People such as Claire Hopkinson are required to keep fighting.
Over and over again, we are told how far behind cities such as Berlin, such as Chicago, such as Montreal, Toronto lags. A 2008 report, compiled by the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, was blunt in its assessment of Toronto's national context: "The fact that average cities around the country have expanded their cultural expenditures by more than 4 times as much as the City of Toronto has put Toronto at the low end of competitive growth for cultural producers and by extension cultural consumers."
Two years later, Toronto made it clear how it felt about the Martin Institute's dire warning. The city elected Rob Ford. And the question remained unanswered.
Hopkinson is either too positive by nature or too strategic by design (my guess is that she is both) to let the same question much dampen her ebullience. If the recent antics of the brothers Ford have given the impression (to everyone on planet Earth) that supporting the city's culture is not exactly at the top of city hall's current agenda, you'd never know it talking to Hopkinson. She is cheerful and optimistic, but she is no dreamer. Producers seldom are, in my experience. In fact, she has about her the certainty of a toughened general — well aware of the difficulties to be faced in the battles ahead, but convinced of the rightness of her cause.
Whether Hopkinson is talking about TAC's vision of building a "Creative City; Block by Block," or TAC's collaborations with the Toronto Public Library, City of Toronto Museums and the Toronto District School Board, her overall message is that the creativity of Toronto is a force of extraordinary power that needs to be even more widely unleashed.
But, in the end, the question is one of civic leadership. (An unfortunate obligation, in Toronto's case.) When something is of huge importance to a city, but too long-term and too integral in its over-all impact to be measured concretely, intuition, knowledge, faith and optimism are required of our leaders. But we've managed to make it clear to the rest of the world that isn't going to happen for the time being. Too bad the rest of the world doesn't know Claire Hopkinson. She'd tell them.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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MACON -- The Deerfield-Windsor girls got off to a slow start, down by double figures at halftime. Then, the Lady Knights rallied and beat Dominion Christian, 37-28, in the first round of the GISA Class AAA state tournament.
"This wasn't our best game," Lady Knights coach Ty Kinslow said. "But this time of year it's not how you win but that you win."
Miranda Phillips led the way for Deerfield with 11 points. With the win, Deerfield improves its record to 21-7 overall. It also advances them to the second round of the Class AAA state tournament where they will face off against the winner of Tattnall Square and Westminster on Friday.
BRENTWOOD GIRLS 48, SHERWOOD 31: Princess Williams scored a team-high 14 points for Sherwood, but a mistake-riddled second quarter cost her team a spot in the second round of the Class A State Tournament.
"We played a good third and fourth quarter, but we couldn't overcome what happened in the second quarter," said Sherwood coach Rebecca Fyock.
Alise Black had 16 points for Brentwood in the win.
With the loss, Sherwood ends its season with a 10-14 overall record.
TERRELL ACADEMY GIRLS 74, TWIGGS 37: "We were kinda lazy defensively," said Terrell coach Keith Jones.
That, however, was hard to tell as his Lady Eagles thoroughly dominated Twiggs Academy while. Mille Foster led the way for Terrell with 16 points.
Foster was followed by Alex Barfield (14), and Marlee Locke (11) in scoring.
"We did a good job of moving the ball offensively," said Jones.
With the win Terrell improves its record to 17-7. The win also advances the Lady Eagles to the second round of the Class-A State Tournament where they will face South Georgia Christian. The game is scheduled for Friday.
UPSON LEE BOYS 60, AMERICUS-SUMTER 59: A missed layup with 1.7 seconds left in the game spoiled Americus-Sumter's comeback attempt in the quarterfinals of the Region 1-AAAA tournament. James Burton scored a team-high 13 points for Americus-Sumter. Americus-Sumter ends its season campaign with an 8-17 overall record.
CLINCH COUNTY GIRLS 70, PELHAM 54: D'ambria Thomas put Pelham on her back as she scored a team-high 33 points but that would not be enough to help her Hornets advance into the semifinals of the Region 1-A tournament.
"She played hard until the end," Pelham coach Derrick Lavatte said.
Tashaunessy Reese added 16 points for Pelham in the loss.
Pelham finished the season one game above .500 (14-13).
SEMINOLE GIRLS 55, ECHOLS 39: Seminole had four players in double figures, including a team-high 13 points from Alexis Watson, followed by Katrice Brown (12), Meshelay Mobley (10) and Carrie Washington (10).
"It really helps to get this game out of the way," said Seminole coach Jesse McLeod.
With the win, Seminole improves to 13-5 overall, while also advancing to the next round of the Region 1-A Tournament which will be played on Friday.
"We feel we have a real good chance (to win) if we play good," said McLeod.
BACON COUNTY GIRLS 72, MILLER COUNTY 44: "They were bigger, stronger, faster and deeper," said Miller coach Robert Melton. "We beat them (Bacon) four times in a row but they got their revenge (Wednesday)."
Sukena Diamond scored a team-high 17 points for Miller in the loss. With the loss Miller County finishes its season with an 11-9 record.
RANDOLPH-CLAY GIRLS 77, LANIER 24: After about a two-week layoff, Destiny Mitchell picked up where she left off as she torched Lanier for 31 points.
Asha Alexander (12) and Andrea Blackmon (10) also contributed to the win.
"I was pleased with all the players," said Randolph-Clay coach Jennifer Acree.
The win improves Randolph-Clay's overall record to 21-3; moreover it advances them to the semifinals of the Region 1-A tournament where they will take on Clinch County.
The game is scheduled for Friday.
"We preparing to win the region tournament and then win state," Acree said.
DEA GIRLS 47, WESTWOOD 25: After hitting Westwood hard in the early moments of the game, David Emanuel was able to build a 20-point lead going into halftime and they never looked back.
"We couldn't score against their 2-3 zone," Westwood coach Jenni Smith said.
Gabrielle Story led all scorers with 15 points for David Emanuel.
With its loss in the first round of the Class A State Tournament, Westwood finishes its season even with 13 wins and 13 losses.
MOUNT VERNON GIRLS 50, SOUTHLAND 33: Sarah Schuster's game-high 21 points was not enough to will her team pass Mount Vernon and into the second round of the Class AAA State Tournament.
"They were real physical and it made us a bit uncomfortable," Southland coach Paula McDonald said. "We beat them over Christmas but they have improved."
DeAsia Carter led Mount Vernon in scoring with 17 points.
With the loss Southland finishes its season with a 15-14 overall record.
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The rise of Cuato
- Updated: June 5, 2013
Cuato Enters the NFL
Cuato, the alien entity we allege has affixed itself to the face of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, groomed its symbiotic for greatness since birth. Recognizing the immense power in celebrity, particularly when combined with the massive popularity of the NFL, Cuato turned Brees into a champion player of Hall of Fame caliber.
How else but advanced alien DNA can one explain the rise of a man suffering from mild dwarfism, who runs a 12.3-second 40-yard dash, to the highest ranks of a sport dominated by the largest, swiftest and tallest athletes?
NFL and the so-called experts at every accredited university in the Western world scoff at these claims. But consider this fact: until 2011 Drew Brees had never explicitly denied that Cuato is an alien being! Dr. Rufus "Ruffy" Jenkins, author of Secret Truths, Alien Probes and Other Things Pulled Out of My Arse, has dared to accuse Brees to his face.
"So we confronted Mr. Brees," Dr. Jenkins recalls, "and asked him, point blank, 'Is Cuato an alien?' The first 22 times we asked he just laughed or ignored us. But on the 23rd attempt he shoved the camera away, screaming, 'No, dammit! It's not an alien. Now get the hell away from me!'
"But isn't that what a man controlled by an evil alien would say? Ask yourself, why would he get so angry at such an innocent question unless he realized his dark secret was in danger of being exposed? There is no other conclusion to make."
There certainly is not. Dr. Rufus Jenkins has done extensive study into the symbiote known as Cuato. His colleagues will say he is discredited by the completely unscientific nature of his work. "The scientific community has recklessly thrown around the terms 'quack' and 'legally retarded' when trying to silence me. But they have no answer to the fact that I have taken second place for best peach cobbler at the county fair three years running."
Dr. Johnson's critics have admitted they cannot dispute this claim. Once again the naysayers backpedal in the face of truth.
Evil plan unfolds
Sources close to Brees inform this reporter that Cuato realized even its advanced intelligence could not counter the inherent ability of the San Diego Chargers and then-head coach Marty Schottenheimer to fail. Just as a soldier will sometimes inflict an injury upon himself to ensure that he will be removed from combat, so Cuato took its first chance to temporarily injure its host. The torn labrum and rotor cuff damage were thought to be career ending, but Brees was never in any true danger. Cuato remained in control of everything.
Drs. Dummkopf and Jenkins agree that the arrival of Brees and head coach Sean Payton in New Orleans was no mere coincidence. On September 30th, 2000, Sean Payton visited Penn State to scout the talent in a game against Purdue. Brees and Cuato were there quarterbacking the Boilermakers, when Cuato felt a kindred spirit. A psychic bond was forged.
"They secretly stayed in touch for six years while crafting a plan to unite their goals," Dr. Dummkopf asserts.
In 2005, the golden opportunity presented itself.
"As everyone knows, New Orleans is a hotbed of alien activity!" points out Dr. Jenkins. "Where else will you find such a hodgepodge of bizarre and inhuman behavior? Voodoo, snake charming, patois, vampirism, insects served as entrées, unsteady gaits, masquerade balls on the streets, bizarre pets of all kinds. No one turns a head. What a better place for aliens to hide right out in the open?"
Any of these eccentricities alone would be charming and quirky. As a collection they are otherworldly.
"New Orleans has the highest rate of missing persons in the world. It is hard to find them when they have been eaten, bone and all by their extraterrestrial neighbors."
Payton and Cuato's Machiavellian plan took its first major step when Payton was named head coach of the Saints and immediately brought in his co-conspirator. Together they rocketed to the top of their professions.
"Anyone see the dramatic difference this pair wrought on the Saints," Dr. Jenkins continues. "Payton had bounced around the NFC East with modest success. With Cuato he went to five postseasons in six years.
"As for Brees, how can you not love the guy? He's been great! Without Payton, Brees and Cuato have a 39-39 record and a 62.5 completion percentage. When Payton is on the sidelines, Brees is 60-31 completes 69 percent of his passes."
Unnamed sources deep within the Saints organization tell us that Cuato nearly overplayed its hand in 2009, when, knowing that even Drew Brees was not assured of winning the Super Bowl against superior teams, Cuato had Payton bring in another likeminded man, defensive coordinator Gregg Williams. Cuato knew that Williams' lack of common decency and his willingness to ignore the rules would pave the way for Brees to win a world championship, thereby assuring Brees a future in the political arena.
As widespread publicity and NFL-imposed sanctions threatened to expose their entire plot, Payton and Cuato took swift and decisive action, demonizing Williams and subsequently firing him. In an effort to further take the heat off Payton, Brees pleaded with documentary filmmaker Sean Pamphilon to release Williams' damning pregame speech.
Payton ended up receiving the longest suspension ever handed out by the league to a head coach. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, in the employ of Freemasons and other high-ranking secret society members, was instructed to cripple plot. Cuato surmised that if the Saints managed to win during Payton's suspension, owner Tom Benson might be willing to fire Payton as a show of good faith.
"How else do you explain that the league's smartest coach, a brilliant tactician, would name Steve Spagnuolo as defensive coordinator? There was no coach who could have been a worse fit for his team," Dr. Dummkopf argues. "Naming Spagnuolo was the most brilliant move of Peyton's career." Appointing a man so ill equipped to handle the team in his absence not only assured Peyton of his return, it net him an extension and pay increase to boot.
"Problems are opportunities with thorns on them," Payton and Cuato have been rumored to say while cackling with delight.
The next step
Following the Super Bowl, Cuato had the privilege to visit with one of its most prized disciples. In a stroke of grand subterfuge, the public was lead to believe that Oprah thought Cuato was nothing more than a lipstick smudge. But careful examination of the video proves she in fact embraced Brees only to pay tribute to her alien superior.
Brees has already made overtures as a prelude to entering the political realm:
"Definitely, politics fascinates me, I find it very interesting. I guess, when you look at all the issues and certainly in the current economic times, at times you hate to see both parties going at each other like they do."
There have been recent conflicting stories that the Illuminati managed to excise Cuato. Was the procedure fatal? Has the Earth been saved?
It is hard say, since Brees purposely wears headgear to hide his symbiote when in public. His agent attempts to divert suspicion by claiming it is required safety equipment for all football players, but the experts hot on Cuato's trail will not be fooled so easily.
For now we must assume that Cuato is still at full strength and only a few years from fulfilling its master plan. Chillingly, there are others of its ilk leaching upon the faces of the next generation. Many humans will find themselves willing to follow these charismatic extraterrestrials.
Wake up — before it's too late
Despite the overwhelming circumstantial evidence, the public at large refuses to acknowledge that Cuato is a parasitic alien living on Drew Brees' face and collaborating with Sean Payton to enslave the Earth.
Since great minds disagree, we go to a completely unbiased source to ask, "Is Cuato a hostile alien hellbent on taking over the Earth, enslaving the human race, and feeding on our children?"
The reply: "It is decidely so."
But to convince even the most ardent unbeliever, we ask again. "Signs point to yes."
And again: "Reply hazy try again."
One last time: "Yes definitely."
That is four levels of verification. There can be no denying the bleak future to be ushered in by Cuato and Drew Brees.
Many have said that absolutely none of this makes sense: alien symbiotes . . . Brees as overlord . . . the Saints winning a Super Bowl. It all flies in the face of common sense.
But if you were an alien race bound on achieving world domination, wouldn't you do something so crazy the citizens would never believe it . . . until it was too late?
If we are going with how to remind us of shitty past things, I am throwing mine in. Good luck getting that fucking song out of your head!
Nice picture of Jared Allen standing in front of a 1974 banner..... I didn't realize that people still gave a shit about participation ribbons.
"If you have time, can you please post pictures of mullets?"
Here, I'll get ya started: http://imgur.com/1MmzNAg
I leave this place for 2 fucking days... and look at this horse shit for an article that has been published...
This article is as useful as Anne Frank's drum set...
back in 13 minutes.. have a Frazier presser to watch
Told Jared the mullet just looks like the barber missed a spot. "Hey, you don't build a house from the top down."
Jared Allen ghost?
Comon Basket! I am cheering for you to fuck it up for a third time!
last paragraph in the 1st section- Dr Jenkins switches to Dr Johnson
A cyst was found on Packers RB DuJuan Harris' lung during a physical, but he said he should be "110 percent very soon."
@LambeauOrWrigley they fucked up- does not = 100%
@Green and Gold Billy Ray Cyrus?
This article is as useful as Rourke's first wedding vows.
@JVince 11 As useful as as useless as 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 without 00110000.
This article is as useful as Michael J Fox trying to go hunting
@JVince 11 It's useful as Alshon's P90X
@JVince 11 It makes as much sense as a Lions trophy case!
@JVince 11 As vag to a catholic priest.
It was nice while you were away.
@JVince 11 It makes as much sense as Helen Keller playing Pictionary.
@thebaskett If you have time, can you please post pictures of mullets?
This is like a song I can't get out of my head. I never want to see this picture again.
Business in the front, shitty party in the back.
@LambeauOrWrigley i gave up
Done and done.
Rourke would be so proud of you.
@BearsSaveLives A cyst went to the doctor and found he was afflicted with a DuJuan Harris and seems he is getting it removed. Get your story straight.
@BearsSaveLives That cyst sounds like it must be a symbiotic life form boosting Harris' performance if he is going to be at 110%.
@BearsSaveLives Just a bit of hashish.
@JVince 11 @Green and Gold What? WHen were you guys born? That is Agasi!
not sure if srs...
@___bp___ @tmonson78 *Irish Mullets
@___bp___ @tmonson78 I didn't expect THAT! I figured it was basket and he was going to fuck it up and delete it!
@___bp___ @JVince 11 the fuck did you just call me, dick leaf?
@Borderline Football Brilliant @JVince 11 damn... fuck my feelings....
@Um... @JVince 11 I once kicked her ass in Marco Polo.... bitch never even saw me coming..
It's as useful as Stephen Hawking's Total Gym
@Borderline Football Brilliant @LambeauOrWrigley I don't think I am underestimating basket. He might try this again.
@tmonson78 He is a Vikings fan! They suck in fours!
@Maized and Confused @BearsSaveLives I really want to ask that scientist about his transformation from normal looking , respectable scientist, to this whacked out stoner version of him that he has become.
We've been over this!
@Um... and Ryan Braun is searching as to how to get one to these cysts as we speak
@Um... @LambeauOrWrigley @JVince 11 @Green and Gold he didn't go to rehab, did he?
@LambeauOrWrigley @JVince 11 @Green and Gold I had a friend in high school who used to train with him in Sarasota.
@LambeauOrWrigley @JVince 11 @Green and Gold and it is a FAKE MULLET!
@JVince 11 @Borderline Football Brilliant
Why don't you go away until your done crying. We'll wait.
@LambeauOrWrigley @Borderline Football Brilliant
I wouldn't expect any less from a Viking fan.
@tmonson78 $75K
@tmonson78 It is similar to blood doping in that it is taking your body's own fluids but I think it would be much more difficult to tell if someone has injected an almost negligible amount more of their own adrenaline than it would be to tell that they had filled their veins with more blood than normally flows through them. So far we have heard of nobody doing what I am talking about and the anti doping commissions have said nothing of what I am talking about so I figure it has yet to happen or if it is happening it is extremely difficult to know they are doping in this way.
That's very akin to "blood doping" which is already illegal in the cycling world. And they have tests for that sort of thing, I believe.
@Aciddragon @Um... I'm telling you. I think we are not far off from athletes having their own bio chemicals such as Endorphins extracted during the off season so that they may be injected during the regular season. I have a feeling it will be much harder to discern a person's own chemicals in comparison to the foreign stuff people are taking now.


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B.J. Upton and his brother Justin hit back-to-back homers for the first time in their careers, leading the Atlanta Braves past the Colorado Rockies 10-2 Tuesday night to complete a doubleheader sweep on a day that began with the coldest game ever played at Coors Field. It was the 27th time in major league history that brothers homered in the same game but only the second time they went deep in consecutive at-bats. Lloyd and Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates also hit successive homers on Sept. 15, 1938. In the first game, Justin Upton, Dan Uggla and rookie Evan Gattis homered in support of a solid outing by Mike Minor as the Braves won 4-3 in a game that began with a temperature of 23 degrees.
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When looking back on past events, whether a success or a failure, everyone is right when it comes to pure hindsight. Whether it is acknowledging that you were correct in your original decision or second-guessing yourself as to what should have happened, everyone of us is right in finding what worked well and what could have been better.
The NFL Draft re-do is one of sports' best tools in which pundits, media and fans have all the answers in hindsight to the teams that either got it right or completely whiffed on their draft picks.
While we cannot pull a "Back to the Future" and change things that affect future outcomes, these virtual re-dos are the only attempt to reconstruct the past that can, in some instances, provide a clear path for some teams to build on their successes or to react on their failures in an attempt to reverse their misfortune when it comes to the most important process in football year in and year out.
It's impossible to know just how a particular player will pan out prior to actually seeing them face off against NFL competition, but it's a much easier task after they have taken that next step to play against the best of the best.
Each re-do is different compared to others, and the following is my attempt to reconstruct the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft as it happened on April 25, 2013.
Notes: Selections are based off player production in 2013 and potential for players who were stuck in bad situations.
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32. Baltimore Ravens-Chance Warmack, OL, Alabama
Original pick: Matt Elam, DB, Florida.
Warmack would provide an inside presence for the Baltimore Ravens with the running game that struggled as mightily as it did in 2013>.
31. Dallas Cowboys-Eric Reid, DB, LSU
Original pick: Travis Frederick, OL, Wisconsin.
While the Dallas Cowboys selected Frederick to solidify their offensive line, Reid would improve an utterly disastrous secondary that desperately needs athleticism.
30. St. Louis Rams-D.J. Fluker, OL, Alabama
Original pick: Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia.
The St. Louis Rams made a great pick with Georgia's Alec Ogletree.
This time, Alabama's D.J. Fluker improves a struggling offensive line in need of youth and athleticism.
29. Minnesota Vikings-Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia
Original pick: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee.
The Minnesota Vikings select Ogletree here. Ignoring the off-field issues that plagued Ogletree coming out of Georgia, the Vikings get a stud linebacker on an aging defense lacking in playmakers.
28. Denver Broncos-Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina
Original pick: Sylvester Williams, DL, North Carolina.
North Carolina defensive tackle Sylvester Williams played sparingly during his initial season with the Denver Broncos. This time around, the Broncos take running back Giovani Bernard to bolster an already potent offense.
27. Houston Texans-Robert Woods, WR, USC
Original pick: DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson.
DeAndre Hopkins was benched repeatedly for missed assignments and inconsistent play. In Robert Woods, the Texans get a capable wide receiver who makes the tough catches and runs good routes.
26. Green Bay Packers-Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
Original pick: Datone Jones, DL, UCLA.
Datone Jones struggled to grasp the sophisticated Dom Capers 3-4 scheme last year and was a non-factor in his rookie season for a porous defense with the Green Bay Packers.
Alabama running back Eddie Lacy shored up a nonexistent running game, bringing balance to the Packers.
25. Minnesota Vikings-Dee Milliner, DB, Alabama
Original pick: Xavier Rhodes, DB, Florida State.
Dee Milliner struggled in New York trying to replace Darrelle Revis which no rookie can do. Here in Minnesota, Milliner can play without the added pressure of replacing Revis.
24. Indianapolis Colts-Travis Frederick, OL, Wisconsin
Original pick: Bjoern Werner, LB, Florida St.
With how porous the offensive line was the past two years with theIndianapolis Colts, Andrew Luck gets his version of Jeff Saturday who will help a struggling running game and most importantly protect Luck.
23. Minnesota Vikings-Keenan Allen, WR, California
Original pick: Shariff Floyd, DL, Florida.
The Vikings get a tall, playmaking receiver here in Allen who can compensate for the iffy quarterback play that was Christian Ponder and Matt Cassel.
22. Atlanta Falcons-Larry Warford, OL, Kentucky
Original pick: Desmond Trufant, DB, Washington.
Warford is an immediate upgrade on a struggling offensive line for the Atlanta Falcons. He provides an inside run game presence, clearing holes for power back Steven Jackson.
21. Cincinnati Bengals-Ezekiel Ansah, DL, BYU
Original pick: Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame.
In Cincinnati, Ansah would not have to start immediately as Michael Johnson and Carlos Dunlap are ahead of him in the depth chart. He would be groomed to be the next great Bengals pass rusher and possible replacement for Johnson were he to leave in free agency.
20. Chicago Bears-Kyle Long, OL, Oregon
Original pick: Kyle Long, OL, Oregon.
The Chicago Bears got it right with Long, who was a mauler on the offensive line. Long helped a previously weak offensive line turn into one of the more improved units in football.
19. New York Giants-Justin Pugh, OL, Syracuse
Original pick: Justin Pugh, OL, Syracuse.
The New York Giants got this pick right with Pugh. The former Syracuse offensive lineman was a major upgrade on a unit that was aging and lacking in athletic linemen.
18. San Francisco 49ers-Matt Elam, DB, Florida
Original pick: Eric Reid, DB, LSU.
Elam would be a playmaker in the back end of the secondary for the San Francisco 49ers.
While Reid was a good pick for the 49ers, Elam would have made the 49ers defense even better in 2013.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers-Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia
Original pick: Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia.
The Pittsburgh Steelers got their pick right in Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones, who was drafted to be the replacement for former defensive player of the year James Harrison. Jones will be the perfect complement to LaMarr Woodley and another young edge rusher that potentially could continue the Steelers' legacy of great linebackers.
16. Buffalo Bills-Mike Glennon, QB, North Carolina State
Original pick: E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida St..
North Carolina State quarterback Mike Glennon had a good season on a chaotic Tampa Bay team while Manuel could not stay healthy all season for the Bills.
15. New Orleans Saints-Kenny Vaccaro, DB, Texas
Original pick: Kenny Vaccaro, DB, Texas.
The New Orleans Saints end up with the player they wanted all along with Texas defensive back Kenny Vaccaro.
Before being injured late in the 2013 season, Vaccaro was one of the major additions that turned one of the worst defenses in NFL history to one of its best a year later. He was a short list candidate for defensive rookie of the year.
14. Carolina Panthers-D.J. Hayden, DB, Houston
Original pick: Star Lotulelei, DL, Utah.
The Carolina Panthers hit the jackpot with Star Lotulelei at No. 14 in the draft. Hayden solidifies a secondary made up mostly of no-name players.
13. New York Jets-Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame
Original pick: Sheldon Richardson, DL, Missouri.
While Sheldon Richardson was a Pro-Bowl caliber player in only his first season with the New York Jets, Notre Dame's Tyler Eifert should have been picked by the Jets. Eifert would have helped whoever the Jets' quarterback was with a security blanket that could be counted on to make the tough catches in traffic.
12. Oakland Raiders-Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
Original pick: D.J. Hayden, DB, Houston.
The Oakland Raiders get a playmaker on an offense lacking in breakaway players.
Seeing what Patterson did for the Vikings, he would be just as big a playmaker in Oakland as he was in Minnesota.
11. San Diego Chargers-Desmond Trufant, DB, Washington
Original pick: D.J. Fluker, OL, Alabama.
While Alabama offensive tackle D.J. Fluker filled a major need on the offensive line, Trufant would solidify a weak secondary in a division where the Chargers play Peyton Manning and the combination of Andy Reid and Alex Smith twice a season.
10. Tennessee Titans-Kiko Alonso, LB, Oregon
Original pick: Chance Warmack, OL, Alabama.
While the Tennessee Titans went with the safest pick in the draft in Chance Warmack, former Oregon linebacker Kiko Alonso would have turned a good young defense into a great defense.
Alonso solidifies the middle linebacker position in the Music City.
9. New York Jets-Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah
Original pick: Dee Milliner, DB, Alabama.
Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei would have played the same role that Richardson did this year with the Jets.
Richardson made a seamless transition as a college 4-3 defensive tackle to an NFL 3-4 scheme. Lotulelei also was a 4-3 college defensive tackle who could do the same thing.
8. St Louis Rams-Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia
Original pick: Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia.
The St. Louis Rams finally got an explosive playmaker in Tavon Austin.
With the impact he made this year without quarterback Sam Bradford, Austin would be even better with a healthy Bradford in replacing departed Danny Amendola.
7. Arizona Cardinals-Tyrann Mathieu, DB, LSU
Original pick: Jonathan Cooper, OL, North Carolina.
The Arizona Cardinals, although they drafted Tyrann Mathieu in the third round, waste no opportunity here to take the "Honey Badger" with their first pick.
On the field, Mathieu has top-10 talent and was on the short list of candidates for defensive rookie of the year as the day one starting free safety.
6. Cleveland Browns-Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia
Original pick: Barkevious Mingo, LB, LSU.
In Cleveland, Mingo did not make the impact the Browns expected
In Geno, the Browns get a quarterback who can get the ball to a young and talented set of weapons.
5. Detroit Lions-Luke Joeckel, OL, Texas A&M
Original pick: Ezekiel Ansah, DL, BYU.
Texas A&M offensive lineman Luke Joeckel would have started immediately at right tackle with the opportunity to move to left tackle if Riley Reiff struggled.
The musical chairs game that happened last season at the position with Jason Fox and LaAdrian Waddle would now be solidified.
4. Philadelphia Eagles-Lane Johnson, OL, Oklahoma
Original pick: Lane Johnson, OL, Oklahoma.
The Philadelphia Eagles got arguably the player who had the highest potential in the draft in Lane Johnson. He was the day one starter at right tackle for one of the most improved units in football, the Eagles' offensive line.
3. Miami Dolphins-Eric Fisher, OL, Central Michigan
Original pick: Dion Jordan, DL, Oregon.
Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland makes the smart pick here with Fisher, solidifying an offensive line that would turn to shambles in 2013.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars-Dion Jordan, DL, Oregon
Original pick: Luke Joeckel, OL, Texas A&M.
The Jacksonville Jaguars select Jordan, who would immediately play for their under-talented defense. This pick would exercise the ghosts of former draft bust Derrick Harvey.
1. Kansas City Chiefs-Sheldon Richardson, DL, Missouri
Original pick: Eric Fisher, OL, Central Michigan.
The Kansas City Chiefs take the best overall player in the 2013 rookie class in Missouri defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson.
While Eric Fisher was solid on the offensive line for the Chiefs, Richardson would have had more of an impact on defense while plenty of solid offensive linemen were available during the draft.
Players who missed the cut:
Jonathan Cooper
Barkevious Mingo
E.J. Manuel
DeAndre Hopkins
Shariff Floyd
Bjoern Werner
Xavier Rhodes
Datone Jones
Sylvester Williams
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The Fool is slowly making his way through the Major Arcana. He has learned a lot about himself so far, but he still has a long way to go until he truly understands who he really is.
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The Fool has worked his way through the first three incarnations of the Major Arcana, both male and female. He has learned what it feels like to live, love and laugh. And now, he finds himself face to face with the Emperor.
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Ukrainian pop singer Vladislav Levytsky was killed in a car accident on June 2.
A performance of the "Don Quixote" ballet at the Kyiv Opera House on June 5 was particularly special for one of the ballerinas on stage.
Popular American political cartoonist Daryl Cagle said Ukraine lacks metaphors to help him portray the country and its people, according to an interview he gave the Kyiv Post on May 20 at an outdoor exhibition of his works in Kyiv's Podil district.
With the help of fashion designers, vyshyvanka – traditional Ukrainian embroidered blouses and dresses – have made it from folk clothing to fashion trend. No wonder that some Ukrainian designers offer high-end vyshyvankas for picky clients with money.
Ukrainian indie pop band Brunettes Shoot Blondes has been around for five years, but they really gained recognition when they released "Knock Knock," an unusual music video.
Many Ukrainians digged out their vyshyvankas, traditional Ukrainian embroidered shirts, to wear them on Vyshyvanka Day on May 21.
Zenoviy Palahniuk, 19, native of Chortkiv in Ternopil Oblast, made a stunning portrait of American pop singer and actor Justin Timberlake using only threads and nails. The creative process that lasted for more than two months was filmed and posted on YouTube on April 28. It attracted more than 500,000 views in the first week.
As Ukraine prepares to celebrate Victory Day on May 9, several social advertising videos were released and quickly went viral.
Ukrainian activists held a peaceful protest action at the 56th International Art Exhibition of the Biennale di Venezia. Five activists came to the Russian pavilion wearing camouflage clothing to perform a mock occupation of the pavilion that referred to the way Russian troops quietly occupied Ukrainian peninsula Crimea in February 2014.
Salome Gongadze, the daughter of slain investigative Ukrainian journalist Georgiy Gongadze, has been chosen as next year's youth governor of Virginia. A general assembly of other high school students elected the 17-year-old on April 18.
The women's world chess championship title is returning to Ukraine for a second time. Lviv Oblast native Mariya Muzychuk defeated Russia's Natalia Pogonina on April 5 in Sochi by a score of 2.5-1.5 after four matches in the annual competition administered by FIDE, the world chess governing body.
Some photographers try to capture reality. Others run away from it. Fairy tale-inspired photography is a tricky new field, but several Ukrainian photographers are already nailing it.
Danylo Grachev, 31, formerly a popular Ukrainian TV host, has brought criticism upon himself after he was hired by Russian TV channel NTV. He announced his new employment on his social media pages on March 29.
Russia's war against Ukraine and the country's domestic economic challenges have triggered a mood of depression for many people. Yet Ukrainians do not easily give into this mood of malaise and panic. Instead they look for non-traditional ways to cheer themselves up.
This year's first lunar eclipse will occur on April 4 at 12 p.m. GMT. The moon will be completely visible in the sky from the earth for almost five minutes, while the partial eclipse will last for 3.5 hours.The full phase of the lunar eclipse will be seen in Asia, Australia, North and South America. Though Ukrainians will not be able to see the phenomenon from their position on earth, local fortune tellers warn they are not immune from its "effects."
Coloring books for adults, originally published in the United Kingdom, have gained wild popularity in Ukraine, outselling popular local authors.
It only took a half-year for Kyivan Olena Kuleba, 33, and her friends to turn an abandoned dump in Kyiv's center into a green zone with fruit trees, rose bushes, a playground and even a small outdoor art gallery. Now it is one of the coziest areas in town.
Anzhela Djerih's works are not only viral online, they have become part of private collections around the world. Djeirih paints in a style often described as "Soviet nostalgia," which features old-style buses, plump ladies and men who look like they came straight from 1970s cartoons.
The EuroMaidan Revolution, Russia's war against Ukraine, the fate of Crimean Tatars, borshch and music. These are some of the themes that expatriate authors have focused on in their books about Ukraine. All of them are published in English, except for Mauro Voerzio's book in Italian.
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When Yaroslav Simchuk volunteered to join the National Guard he had only one condition: his twin brother Volodymyr must be near him at all times. The 32-year-old natives of Ternopil in western Ukraine signed on for the war in October. They've been assigned to the same unit.
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Part of another HR infographic for the 5 generations in the workplace. Each generation will be illustrated in their own frame with their characteristic "uniform," adjectives to describe, and an illustration or two (technology, or in this case, a calendar showing they like having meetings regularly). Reminds me of the Barbie dress up studio, except from scratch.
Still nooo idea what to do for faces/hair, so leaving them balloon-heads for now ;)
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A seminary professor once asked a question of some international students, "What do you understand the term 'Fellowship' to mean?" There was a moment of silence and one finally said, "Fellows in the same ship?" Now, isn't that even more true than what we usually think of "Fellowship?"! I hope as you think of Fellowship Baptist Association, it's in the light of this unique definition....that we are here together.....serving Christ and one another.
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I have a 1995 Plymouth Neon, 125,000 miles with its original engine. The brakes squeal and squeak until I put on the breaks going about 30 mph or more. Anything below that, the brakes make obnoxious noises and sometimes seem to lurch unevenly. They've been looked at by two different people, each time working on the brakes and rotors (I believe the rotors were replaced). Both times it seems to be fine for the next several days to a week, but I'm back to where they're squealing. One place said that's just what Neons do. Is that true? I'm convinced that there's no way they should be this obnoxious.
Any ideas would be great! Thank you so much!
Any ideas would be great! Thank you so much!
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There are some that are like that, the dealer won't gaurentee they can stop the squeal. We have had fairly good luck by using high temperature caliper grease on all moving parts at the caliper and bendix pads, but not every time.
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The history of supercomputers April 10, 2012 at 11:39 am
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Met Office will forecast space and exoplanet weather March 30, 2012 at 6:31 am
Presumably this is to ensure that when we set out on an interstellar journey to a planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, we want to make sure that it isn't raining when we land. Just kidding.
What can you do with a supercomputer? March 15, 2012 at 3:10 pm
In general, when ExtremeTech or another technology website discusses supercomputers, it's always in terms of speed — what's rarely discussed, however, is the purpose of supercomputers.
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If you're sick of mobile phone news, try some supercomputing. Fujitsu has released details on the world's fastest supercomputer and how it achieved the Kei's remarkable power efficiency.
Russia building 10-petaflop supercomputer, joins China in search of less US tech dependence December 27, 2011 at 8:19 am
Our brothers from another Marxist mother are joining the race to 1,000-petaflop "exascale" computing: By 2013, Lomonosov Moscow State University will house a 10-petaflop supercomputer created by T-Platforms.
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Described as a "knowledge collider," and now with a pledge of one billion euros from the European Union, the Living Earth Simulator is a new big data and supercomputing project that will attempt to uncover the underlying sociological and psychological laws that underpin human civilization.
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World's fastest supercomputer receives upgrade, breaks 10 petaflops November 3, 2011 at 5:37 pm
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West vs. East: China builds petaflop homegrown supercomputer October 31, 2011 at 10:15 am
Drawing yet another battle line between the incumbent oligarchs of the West and the developing hordes of the East, China has unveiled a new supercomputer that uses entirely-homegrown processors — 8,704 of them, to be exact. The computer is called Sunway BlueLight MPP and it has a peak performance of just over 1 petaflop — or around the 15th fastest supercomputer in the world.
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Abby Patterson, a graduate of Henrico High School, recently was named to the dean's list for the spring term at Centre College in Danville, Ky. To be eligible for the dean's list, students must maintain at least a 3.6 grade point average. Patterson is the daughter of Scot and Adena Patterson, of Richmond.
The following students recently were named to the dean's list for the spring 2012 semester at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Va.: Phat D. Atran, Zachary D. Boyce, Matthew R. Brock, Alexander B. Burton, Mark A. Christian, Jr., Edward A. Coglio, William A. Coursey, Taylor Y. Dowell, Cameron L. Dunnavant, Noyan F. Erermis, Jameson A. Goodell, Edward P. Gottwald, Nicholas R. Hassell, Hayden E. Hodges, Carson N. Hogge, Stuart F. Hughes, Jacob T. Humrich, Ryan M. Jacoby, Charles T. Jenkins, Simone R. Jimenez, Gary D. LeClair, Jr., Ryan A. Lee, Donald M. Martin, Robert C. Michie, Joseph R. Porzio, William N. Potter, Paul A. Raymond, Sean P. Rogers, Jackson H. Sain, McDonald Wellford, III, Conrad K. Wharton, Jr.; Jeffrey C. Willis, Caroline D. Wortham and Andrew P. Yancey, of Richmond; and Luke W. Snead, of Henrico. To be eligible for the dean's list, a cadet must have a grade point average of at least 3.0.
John Hilker, of Glen Allen, will attend Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Fla. in the fall. Hilker plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. He is a graduate of Deep Run High School.
The following students graduated from Virginia Tech in May: Meliha Aljabar, Taylor Blankenship, Ethan Bramble, Kolden Buehler, Katrina Butz, Erin Chafe, Anna Dietz, Danielle Dougherty, Alecia Englehart, Sierra Freeze, Kathryn Hummel, Wynn Hunsaker, Charles Johnson, Chelsea Livingston, Kathleen Matthews, Lee McKinnon, Shelley Morgan, Savannah Reeves, Jonathan Stein, Abigail Todd, Daniel Whisler, Brooke Wright, Christina Brennan, Amber Ding, Jay Gowda, Kimberly Keesecker, Kieran Lee, Chang Liu, Steven Preskitt, Connie Tran and Robert Waldrop, of Glen Allen; Christopher Setzer, of Highland Springs; Katherine Mawyer and Jonathan Wooddy, of Sandston; Diana Kent, of Henrico; and Jennifer Walsh, Irene Gardner, Maxwell Schick, Joseph Clayton, Chelsea Duty, Cameron Simmons, Peter Smith, Idriz Aljic, Cary Allin, Mary Boteler, Emily Bowden, Kelsey Burke, Grace Cardwell, Laura Hare, Arnez Harris-Randall, Steven Hinkes, Francis Hunt, Douglas Ivey, William Kinton, Allyson McElroy, Mitchell Murray, Gary Nave, Mary Richardson, Ross Tudor, Jonathan Schmick, Casey Stoneman, Michael Anderson, Alexis Baker, Adam Bruce, Matthew Bryant, Kathryn Chakales, Emily Cothran, John Daylor, Cameron Farbotko, Elizabeth Feuerstein, Catherine Fuson, Spencer Guld, Alexander Hopkins, Adelina Jones, Stephanie Knight, Kathryn Lacy, Elizabeth LaRoe, Anna Larsen, Sara Mackenzie, Gabriel Mastromano, Matthew Mattioli, Jennifer Murphy, Alexander Norton, Matthew Peterson, Vikram Rajasekaran, Richard Rhodemyre, Anna Satterfield, Bryan Shadron, Katherine Shaia, Andrew Spicknall, Renee Valiquett, Rebecca Wayland and Ashley Dalton, of Richmond.
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Gov. Bob McDonnell has appointed local residents to several boards and commissions: Advisory Board on Massage Therapy – Stephanie Quinby, of Richmond, owner of RVA Massage and Wellness; Virginia Birth Related Neurological Injury Compensation Fund – Dr. Vanessa S. Rakestraw, of Richmond, policy analyst with the Virginia Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services; Virginia Board of Social Services – Dr. Jack Knapp, of Sandston, executive director emeritus of the Virginia Assembly of Independent Baptists; and Virginia Land Conservation Foundation – Herbert L. Dunford, Jr., of Henrico, associate at Martin's Supermarkets.
The following residents have enrolled at Western Nebraska Community College for the fall 2012 semester: Tahir Little, Quantae Cooley and Willie Mangum, IV, of Richmond. Little plans to study journalism; Cooley and Mangum have not yet declared majors.
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Dr. Even Alexander, a New York Times best-selling author who has been featured on Oprah and Dr. Oz, was in town last week to promote his June 27 talk, "Proof of Heaven," at Glen Allen High School.
Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
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Particle effects can be used to create everything from realistic smoke and light to abstract design elements. In Maya Particle Effects, Audri Phillips demonstrates the particles she has found helpful in her work creating dynamic visuals for video games,film and fine art. This course goes deeper than the basics, tackling topics like saving time by reusing MEL expressions, implementing physics to create realistic effects, and manipulating paint effects to give particles the look and feel of an envisioned design. Exercise files accompany the course.
In this movie, we will explore the Dynamic Relationships window, which is extremely useful when working with particles. As you can see we have a particle3 in the scene, we have a particle1, we have an emitter1 and an emitter3. Let's play it a bit. See what's happening here. Now I am going to go and open Window > Relationship Editors > Dynamic Relationships. We are going to select particle3 in the Outliner. You can see that particle3, if I hit the All button, shows all the Fields, Collisions, and Emitters that particle3 could possibly be associated with.
Right now, particle3 is only associated with emitter3 as illustrated by this tan line. particle1 is associated with emitter1 as illustrated by this tan line. Now let's say I want particle1 to come out of emitter3. Select emitter3, unselect emitter1. And I want particle3 to come out of emitter1, select emitter1, unselect emitter3. Let's play this now from the beginning and the particles you will see have switched emitters they are coming out of.
Now I can also say that I want particle3 not to come out of emitter1. Let's go back to the beginning. I just have particle1 happening. Go back to the beginning and I am going to say I want particle1 also not to come out of any emitter. So I have particle3 and particle1, nothing is coming out of the emitters now. Nothing happens. We are going to get particle1 coming out of emitter1. I am going to get particle3 coming out of emitter3. We are back to where we started from. I am also going to get particle3 to come out of emitter1 and you can see I have particle3 coming out of two emitters.
And I am going to also have particle1 come out of both emitters. So we are going to have a real party here. And I will switch it back to the default start, particle1 coming out of emitter1, particle3 coming out of emitter3. So back to the beginning there. I am going to have a little bit more fun now. I am going to select particle3 -- I think I will select particle1. I like that better and I am going to put a field, a Newton field on it. Call it newt with a Magnitude of 50. I will go Apply and we will see my little icon for the Newton field right there.
And particle1, you can see now has a Newton field that's associated with. Particle3 also has the option to be associated with the Newton field but it's not highlighted, so it's not associated with the Newton field yet. I am going to click this, go back to the beginning. And look at that. Now I am going to also make particle3 associated with the Newton field. Click on that. And I have both sets of particles being affected by the Newton field. Now I am going to unselect particle3 from the Newton field and I am going to take particle3 and I am going to put another field on it. I am going to put Gravity on particle3, call it gravity, Magnitude about 60 and I will go Apply.
And look at this. So we have particle3 being influenced by Gravity right there. Now I am going to say that I want particle1 also. Click on Gravity for that one. Now they are both being influenced by Gravity. Not too influenced by newton1. Gravity is kind of stronger than this Newton field here. I am going to un-click gravity1 from particle1. It goes back to being affected by the Newton field. particle3, I am going to un- click Gravity from it. And now I am going to have it be affected once again by the Newton field. So we are back to this party here.
So you can see how the Dynamic Relationships window can be very useful to associate different particles with different emitters. You can even have the same particle being emitted from numerous emitters. And you can also turn off and on fields on different particles. And later on we will be talking about collisions as well. That's it for this movie, onwards and upwards to the next one.
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