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The service was was outstanding. Restaurant food was delicious, just like your best friend cooking for you. Ideal location for walking to downtown destinations. Highly recommended! We were a large group and their quality service was not compromised.
The service was was outstanding. Restaurant food was delicious, just like your best friend cooking for you. Ideal location for walking to downtown destinations. Highly recommended! We were a large group and their quality service was not compromised.
The hotel is average, but mostly I'm commenting on the resteraunt, the steaks are like a piece of tire, and the service is seriously lacking. The prices are compare to really nice places in big cities they have no right to charge as much as they do.
Words cannot say how blown away I am by the personal service provided by the owner to ensure my wedding guests were accommodated and that my husband and I had everything we needed to make our stay memorable. Hands down, best hotel/motel/home away from home in Powell. Thank you so much.
This was a great find, nice clean rooms with almost new shower sink carpet etc. Everyone was very helpful despite being short staffed due to one of the staff being in an accident. We were very pleased with everything including a very tasty meal in the dining room. Great ribeye and chicken.again great servers Amy and Cori. We can't wait... More
It was a clean, very basic motel. No frill, kind of small. There was no fridge in the room, but the owner put our cooler ice packs in his freezer. I think it's the best option in town and would stay there again. The owner & cleaning staff were very friendly & helpful.
I just got off the phone from making a reservation for next month. The gentleman I talked to was so pleasant and helpful in making a reservation that I'm sure I've found an exceptional place to stay -- a place where the people really care about guests' comfort and satisfaction!
Rick the owner was very gracious and called me back to make a reservation. We like smaller towns and Cody hotels are all overpriced so we chose to call The Lamplighter in Powelll 20 minutes away. Very well maintained, great service by staff and, the real surprise, the room was very recently renovated and easily compared to a 3 or... More
We were searching and searching for a motel to stop in at after a long day (and even longer exit) from Yellowstone. Called here and was greeted as if it was the middle of the day (it was close to midnight) by the most welcoming voice. He seemed genuinely happy to help us out. Extremely reasonably priced and way nicer... More
I spent two nights in this hotel. The room was clean and had a microwave and refrigerator, as well a tv, clock radio, coffee maker, table and desk. Everything worked fine. The room was quiet. The office was never open when I went there, but there was a phone, and you could pick up the receiver and the owner would... More
Thank you so much for taking the time to write a review. Often times, guest will only take the time to write a review if they have negative feedback to share. We appreciate all feedback, but it is nice to hear the positive side! We appreciate your business and hope to see you again soon! More
Others have rated the Super 8 above the Lamplighter. The Lamplighter gets my business about once each year because of it's uniqueness and the hospitality. Rick and his wife work hard to keep this older property in good repair. The decor is older in style, but comfortable. The matresses are always updated and the linens are clean. With a refridgerator... More
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Kevin Durant is about to get paid.
No, we're not talking about the approximately $40 million in salary the Seat Pleasant native will earn with the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder over the next two seasons. We're talking about as much as $285 million over the next 10 years from Under Armour, though maybe Nike. Either way, KD is about to rake in some serious coin.
ESPN's Darren Rovell reported details on Under Armour's offer Wednesday:
Kevin Durant's representation, Roc Nation Sports, informed Nike on Wednesday that he has a deal on the table with Under Armour worth between $265 million and $285 million over 10 years, sources told ESPN.com.
The deal includes Under Armour stock and other incentives, such a community center built in his mother's name, whose exact worth will not be known for some time.
Nike, which saw its signature business related to the Oklahoma City Thunder forward grow to roughly $175 million at retail this past season, will now have the right to match, which is a condition of Durant's current contract with the brand. Durant can still choose Nike if they don't match, but can't legally choose Under Armour if they do.
Nike's last offer, sources said, would have given Durant a base and a minimum royalty guarantee that would equal no less than $20 million a year.
Part of the intrigue isn't simply which brand of shoes or sports apparel Durant will serve as pitchman but what this means if anything about where the NBA's reigning Most Valuable Player will play in the future.
Under Armour is based in Baltimore. That's within shouting distance of the Verizon Center, home off the Washington Wizards. Ted Leonsis own the Wizards. Leonsis has participated in philanthropic ventures with UA CEO and prominent University of Maryland alum Kevin Plank.
Unless you've been under a rock, you know that the DMV spent most of the summer enthralled with the idea of the Wizards making a play for Durant when he becomes a free agent in the summer of 2016. There's been enough reporting and buzz to indicate Durant's interest in returning home, a move that Ohio native LeBron James made this summer by re-joining the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Should Nike pass and Under Armour win the battle for Durant, one has to wonder how much of a role Under Armour will play in Durant's decision where to play next. After all, in money alone, Durant would be more an employee of Under Armour than he is of the Thunder.
That last line about being more of employee for the shoe company than his NBA team is all kinds of fascinating and, based on the financial figures, seems all kinds of true.
Nike, you're on the clock. Doesn't take much intuition to figure out what Wizards fans hope you decide.


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The patio at this island institution is prime people-watching real estate, but it's the food that keeps us coming back season after season. The brioche doughnuts coated with bourbon-caramel sauce and bacon sugar are a must, but there are lots of other treats to choose from: buttermilk-fried chicken, waffles with pecan butter and bourbon-maple syrup, bacon-infused bloody marys, and warm, hangover-easing chocolate chip cookies.
Previous Winners:
2015 Best Brunch, Nantucket
For more than two decades, Angela and Seth Raynor have provided prime people-watching on their outdoor patio. The brunch is top-notch, too, with Sunday-morning saviors like chicken and waffles, lump-crab-stuffed...
2014 Best Brunch, Nantucket
There's no wine list or fancy raw bar at this laid-back local institution—just bottomless cups of joe from Nantucket Island Coffee Roasters and heaping platters of granola-and-banana pancakes to cure...
2012 Best Brunch, Nantucket
2011 Best Brunch, Nantucket
Like sitting on a South End patio, you'll see everyone during weekend brunch here. People-watching aside, the covered, fenced-in Federal Street terrace is also a cool and shady spot to...
2007 Best Brunch, Nantucket
A quick ferry ride from Straight Wharf drops Sunday gourmands at the Wauwinet, where the garden at the inn's restaurant, Topper's, isn't just for show. In the hours before the...
2006 Best Brunch, Nantucket
2005 Best Brunch, Nantucket
Just about every islander wanders by or through Fifty-Six Union on the weekends. Generations of families pass pitchers of cream beside tables of honeymooners gazing at each other over French...
2004 Best Brunch, Nantucket
Fine dining meets fine diner at this tiny, locally beloved restaurant, which has turned a counter-and-table setting into one of the island's best spots for creative New American cuisine. Be...


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Breakfast tacos taste great and are reasonably priced. They also serve chips and salsa with every meal.
Having just moved to Aggieland and not really knowing of many good local places to eat, my co-workers decided to all meet up at Casa Rodriguez in Downtown Bryan on a Friday after work. Downtown Bryan in itself is really quaint with plenty of shops, bars, and restaurants, so this local gem fits right in. The dining area is colorful...
Stopped for dinner with wife and daughter. Wait was 45 min. Sat at the bar with some great margaritas. Our waitress was Jamie, sweet girl, knows her food. Excellent food,mood service. Her attitude made the wait for a table and our food great. Found out she is the owners daughter. Shrimp Rod was great, El Tomas will fill you and...
Service is good, breakfast tacos are extraordinaire! A little hard to find (downtown) and because of quality (family owned and authentic Mexican food) there is sometime quite a wait, but worth every minute of it!
This restaurant is a staple for us, whenever we visit downtown Bryan we eat here. On the weekends they often have a Mariachi band strolling through the place, and the staff is always friendly. The food here is typical Tex-Mex, but well done; the prices are fair also.
Situated in downtown Bryan, this mexican restaurant serves plenty of well prepared dishes.
A large choice, some of it revisited but typical and tasteful.
We had all chosen something different but it looked good from all sides.
Service a little slow and cold.Tables and dining room not very cosy
but the food makes up for it.
Very nice family owned restaurant. the stuffed avocados and the Mexican martinis were very good. The staff was very attentive even though they were very busy during the lunch rush.
Having visited this area frequently over the past few years, we always visit Casa Rodriguez for a great meal and wonderful service.
Over the past several months we have witnessed a decline in the quality of food and service at Casa Rodriguez. Once a good restaurant, now the food is fairly bland and the service is inattentive, at best. We have been loyal customers to "Casa Rod"; unfortunately, that loyalty has not been reciprocated.
My wife is an Aggie and came here often during her tenure at A&M. She introduced it to me and we have gone 3 times. Her favorite plate is the El Mobley (sp?) and she gets that every time. We try to replicate it back in San Antonio at places and it's just never as good. The margaritas are really...
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Frederich March plays nere-do-well Jerry Corbett, who finally meets and marries the right girl, Joan Prentiss, played by Sylvia Sydney. Unfortunately their wedded bliss is interrupted when Jerry's play becomes a hit and he hooks up with the wrong woman from his past. Joan decides that turn-about is fair play and she picks Cary Grant to escort her around to various parties around New York. Eventually Jerry quits drinking and sends his girlfriend packing, just in time for Joan to take him back.
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The Associated Press
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — An unapologetic Hakeem Nicks showed up for the New York Giants' mandatory minicamp and refused to disclose why he skipped all nine of the team's recent "voluntary" workouts.
"I'm not here to talk about that," said Nicks, who was surrounded by reporters at his locker on Tuesday. "I'm here to talk about me being here right now, so that's what I'm doing. I'm here. I'm happy to be back around my teammates."
Coach Tom Coughlin was upset by Nicks' absence because the fifth-year wide receiver never informed him that he would be missing the non-contact practices, known as organized team activities.
Nicks said he spoke with general manager Jerry Reese about his absence, but would not disclose what was said.
"I could have done a better job at reaching out, but I didn't," Nicks said.
"We finally got to talk. We got things straightened out on that end. Coach Coughlin . that's my guy. That relationship can't go sour. I felt where he was coming from. I should have done a better job at reaching out to him, but I'm here now and they're excited to see me."
Coughlin also refused to say what was said between the two. However, he was happy Nicks was back although he didn't do much in the afternoon practice.
"He's definitely not in tune with where are," Coughlin said of Nicks. "We've had nine OTAs and we've thrown at lot at them. If he's around he'll pick it up quickly."
Nicks, who is returning from offseason knee surgery, insisted that he worked out in North Carolina and that he really didn't miss much, since he is very familiar with the offense after four seasons.
Most of the speculation about Nicks' absence has focused on his contract and injuries.
The 25-year-old Nicks is entering the final year of his contract, which will pay him $3.7 million in 2013. There is no doubt he would like a new deal and money equal to what the Giants will probably give Victor Cruz, who is a restricted free agent and not at the minicamp.
Cruz is looking for $10 million annually. The Giants' offer is in the $7.5 million range.
Nicks also has a bitter memory of breaking his right foot in an OTA last year. That slowed him in the preseason, and then, he hurt his left knee in the second week of the regular season.
A 1,000-yard receiver in 2010 and 2011, Nicks had 53 catches for 692 yards and three touchdowns last season.
Nicks said his knee felt fine on Tuesday. The former first-round pick wasn't sure how much the team would let him do in practice.
"I never want to be detrimental in any kind of way to this organization because they've been nothing but good to me," Nicks said. "But the distraction . The guys told me they don't feel like it was too much of a distraction. I took care of what I need to take care of and I'm here now and that's all that matters."
Teammates said it was just good to see Nicks on the field.
"Obviously, we need him during the preseason and the season for the games," quarterback Eli Manning said. "I do think that being here in the spring is important. But, obviously, I don't want the fans thinking we're in trouble because some guys missed some OTAs. They're optional. When it's mandatory, the guys are here and we're all working hard to get better, get sharp."
Coughlin said he would like Nicks and Manning to spend some time working out this summer and get on the same page.
Guard Kevin Boothe said Nicks walked into the Giants headquarters with his usual smile.
"Hakeem is not the type of person who is going to sit on a couch and do nothing," Boothe said. "I am sure he was working hard where ever he was. I am sure the team would have liked him here, but he's a vet. He knows how to handle himself and he'll be ready to go."
Safety Antrel Rolle downplayed the absence.
"I'm just glad he is here now," he said.
Had Nicks missed the entire mandatory minicamp, the Giants could have fined him $66,000.
Nicks said he has spoken with Cruz, who has led the Giants in receiving each of the past two seasons. He would not comment on Cruz's contract negotiations.
"That's his situation," Nicks said. "I talked to Cruz. He's doing good. His mind is in the right spot. He understands the business side of it. He understands the game as well, but he still loves this team and he still wants to be here."
Cruz has refused to discuss his contract talks with the media in recent months.


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This review describes the clinical signs of thiamine deficiency, as well as causes, diagnosis, and treatment.
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In an emergency, can you turn to your canine blood stores in a cat that needs a transfusion?
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With a variety of corticosteroids and other drugs available to treat dogs with IMHA, some insight into what to reach for first would be beneficial.
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The goal of this study was to evaluate the quality of evidence surrounding NSAID-related adverse event data in dogs.
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Methicillin-resistant organisms are being recovered more and more frequently from canine skin cultures, and concerns about transmission are increasing.
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The goal of this study was to provide more recent data on the prevalence of acquired urinary incontinence.
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An overview of the use of crystalloids and colloids for critical care veterinary patients.
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Clinical Reviews
Management of obstetric hypertensive emergencies
A strategy based on the triad of diagnosis, stabilization, and delivery can minimize risk of catastrophic end-organ damage.
Life-threatening obstetric hypertensive emergencies cannot be entirely prevented, but the risk of serious complications can be minimized.
The spectrum of hypertensive disease that can complicate pregnancy is broad—ranging from so-called "white coat" hypertension to gestational hypertension, chronic hypertension, chronic hypertension with superimposed preeclampsia, to preeclampsia.
Particularly challenging, however, is hypertension in pregnancy that becomes severe enough to qualify as a hypertensive crisis, bringing on immediate risk to both fetus and mother.
Risk may evolve over days—or hours—and may present as worsening blood pressure culminating in hypertensive crisis. Fetal morbidity and mortality, including placental abruption and acute fetal distress, are often directly linked to the maternal risks of hypertensive encephalopathy and cerebrovascular accident.
Placental abruption and fetal distress are common with severe hypertension even without encephalopathy and cerebrovascular accident. Abruption is unpredictable and potentially catastrophic, even with intense monitoring.
Aggressive BP control, while fundamental, needs to be balanced against the risks to both mother and fetus of overcorrection and undercorrection.
Defining a crisis
What truly defines hypertensive obstetric emergency is a matter of some debate.
Persistent blood pressures above 200 mm Hg systolic and/or 115 mm Hg diastolic qualify, but some have advocated 160/110 mm Hg as the threshold for emergent treatment of blood pressure. Others suggest that the rate of change in blood pressure is what precipitates the crisis, as opposed to the absolute blood pressure readings.
Why BP control is critical
The true pathophysiology of hypertensive crisis in pregnancy is obscure, but undoubtedly shares characteristics seen in the nonpregnant adult. Diagnosing a hypertensive emergency in the nonpregnant adult, in contrast to diagnosis of an obstetric hypertensive emergency, relies more on clinical manifestations of hypertension than on absolute blood pressure level.1
In the nonpregnant adult, 2 independent processes are thought to be necessary for the full-blown encephalopathic picture: dilation of the cerebral vasculature and fibrinoid necrosis. In the initial phases of severe hypertension, the cerebral vessels constrict to maintain cerebral perfusion pressure in the face of increased systemic arterial pressure. Once the limits of autoregulation are exceeded, reflex cerebral dilatation and resultant overperfusion lead to microvascular damage, exudation, microthrombus formation, and increased intracranial pressure, which in turn result in the encephalopathic picture.
In pregnancy, a prominent feature seems to be loss of cerebrovascular autoregulation, resulting in hypertensive encephalopathy once the upper limits of cerebral perfusion pressures are exceeded.2 Rapid control of blood pressure is needed even more because of the risks of placental abruption and stroke (See). Stroke is of special concern in the setting of thrombocytopenia or HELLP (hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelet count) syndrome. Cerebral edema may be more closely associated with endothelial cell injury than with blood pressure,3 although control of blood pressure may help minimize the endothelial cell injury.
Minimizing organ damage
First, restore normal BP
The most important clinical objective for treatment of acute hypertensive crisis in the nonpregnant adult is to minimize end organ damage, especially to the brain4; in obstetric cases, the major morbidity and mortality result from cardiac and renal, as well as cerebrovascular damage. Fetal morbidity and mortality, although not inconsequential, is often directly linked to the maternal condition, and therefore management is based on the triad of diagnosis, stabilization, and delivery.
The physiological dysfunctions described above are best tended to by aggressively controlling blood pressure. With restoration of acceptable blood pressures, generally in the range of 140 to 150 mm Hg systolic and 90 to 100 mm Hg diastolic, cardiac dysfunction begins to reverse, renal function tends to improve, and the restoration of cerebral autoregulatory capability lessens (but does not eliminate) the likelihood of stroke.
Rule out other causes
The foremost goal of therapy for malignant hypertension is to restore normal blood pressure, which depends on correct diagnosis so that appropriate pharmacotherapy may be initiated. For example, clinical situations that could cause malignant hypertension include such disparate entities as acute aortic dissection, acute left ventricular failure, pheochromocytoma, monoamine oxidase inhibitor–food (tyramine) interactions, eclampsia, and acute cocaine intoxication, to name but a few.
Frequently, chronic hypertension or severe preeclampsia defines the underlying "cause" of the severe hypertension, but consideration of other diagnoses, such as uncontrolled hyperthyroidism or pheochromocytoma, should not be overlooked. For example, in pheochromocytoma blood pressures tend to be paroxysmal with wide fluctuations. In hyperthyroidism, clinical signs or symptoms would be expected to accompany the clinical picture, such as the presence of proptosis, exophthalmos, lid lag, tremor, elevated temperature, and a wide pulse pressure, to name but a few.
Regimens to lower BP safely
It is imperative that blood pressure be lowered in a measured and safe manner, not to exceed a drop of 25% to 30% in the first 60 minutes, and not to drop below 150/95.4 Medications available for blood pressure reduction are listed in the Clip-and-save chart above.5
Every effort must be made to not overcorrect the hypertension. Too swift or too dramatic a reduction in blood pressure can have untoward consequences for both mother and fetus, including but not limited to acute fetal distress secondary to uteroplacental underperfusion, and the possibility of maternal myocardial or cerebral infarction. For these reasons, short-acting intravenous agents are recommended to treat hypertensive emergencies, and oral or sublingual compounds are to be avoided because they are more likely to cause precipitous and erratic drops in blood pressure.6
Pulmonary edema is not uncommon, due to capillary leakage and myocardial dysfunction. Aggressive use of furosemide along with a rapidly acting antihypertensive drug will best allow for improvement of the clinical picture in a timely manner.
Acute management steps
Critical care facilities required. During the acute management phase, patients should be cared for in an intensive care unit (or a labor and delivery unit with critical care capabilities) under the direction of physicians skilled in managing critically ill patients. In most institutions, such management will include participation of anesthesiologists, maternalfetal medicine specialists, and nurses with critical care expertise.
Delivery considerations. During initial management, the patient should have continuous fetal heart rate monitoring. Under such extreme circumstances, it is often not possible to prolong a pregnancy that is remote from term. Delivery decisions will need to balance prematurity risks against maternal risks of continuing the pregnancy.
Hypertension is not a contraindication to glucocorticoids for accelerating lung maturation in the fetus and minimizing neonatal risk of intracranial hemorrhage and necrotizing enterocolitis. 7 Adjusting for gestational age, neonates of preeclamptic mothers are afforded no additional maturity compared with neonates born prematurely for other reasons. Delay of delivery for 48 to 72 hours may not be possible in many cases, however. Once the patient is stabilized, delivery must be considered.
Start magnesium sulfate, continue antihypertensives
At this point, it is prudent to start magnesium sulfate to prevent eclampsia. In most cases, however, excluding a diagnosis of preeclampsia in a timely manner is nearly impossible. Under these circumstances, magnesium sulfate is recommended, in addition to continued antihypertensive medications, to maintain BP control.
Magnesium sulfate is best administered intravenously, preferably through an infusion pump apparatus. A loading dose of 4 to 6 g (I prefer 6 g) is given as a 20% solution over 15 to 20 minutes, and then a continuous infusion may be initiated at a rate that depends on the patient's renal function. In a patient with normal renal function, a rate of 2 g per hour is appropriate, but may need to be reduced if acute renal failure ensues.
In a report of 3 recent cases, investigators found magnesium sulfate was beneficial for controlling the clinical symptoms of pheochromocytoma when conventional therapy was unsuccessful. The presenting symptoms of these nonpregnant patients included hypertensive encephalopathy (2 patients) and catecholamine-induced cardiomyopathy (1 patient).6
In general, however, the role of magnesium sulfate should be for preventing progression to eclampsia, and not for acute blood pressure control.
Delivery decisions
Vaginal delivery is often less hemodynamically stressful for the mother, but not always practical. Many cases are remote from term with the fetus in a nonvertex presentation, or the uterine cervix is unfavorable for induction, or a protracted attempt at labor induction may not be prudent.
Under such circumstances, cesarean delivery must be considered and may be preferable. The reasons relate to the underlying maternal condition that often includes some degree of uteroplacental insufficiency. Altered placental function, combined with extreme prematurity, often results in the fetus being unable to tolerate labor for very long, necessitating emergent cesarean under potentially less controlled circumstances. The anesthesiologist and others on the critical care team must review the optimal anesthesia technique.
In most circumstances, and in the absence of coagulopathy, regional anesthesia affords the best results. When regional anesthesia is not an option, balanced general endotracheal anesthesia with antihypertensive premedication using a short-acting agent may be the safest alternative.
Maintain postpartum vigil
With delivery of the fetus, there may be a temptation to be less rigorous in maintaining blood pressure control during the post-partum period. In patients with chronic hypertension without superimposed preeclampsia, this may be acceptable, as these patients better tolerate higher blood pressures and still maintain appropriate cerebral vascular autoregulation.
For women who were previously normotensive, or who had superimposed preeclampsia, more rigorous control of blood pressure is recommended, especially if they show any degree of thrombocytopenia or pulmonary edema. (See Clip & save: Stepwise drug therapy for obstetric hypertensive crisis) The rationale relates to cerebral perfusion pressures and risk of stroke in these susceptible women, if thresholds are exceeded, and to the risk of worsening pulmonary edema in the setting of increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and reduced colloid osmotic pressure.
Additionally, continuation of magnesium sulfate is recommended for patients with superimposed preeclampsia until obvious signs of disease resolution, and for a minimum of 24 hours.
The author reports no financial relationships relevant to this article.
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Out with the old and in with the new. The constant revolving door that is college athletics ensures that as one wave of superstars exits, another jockeys in its wake for the spotlight. Over the past couple of seasons, bunches of former heralded recruits have practiced and studied for the time when they'd earn that coveted starring role and a chance to begin making a splash of their own. For them, their time has arrived. Although many of the names are familiar, and their work was on display last fall, 2013 represents a first good chance to make a national statement.
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Michael Brewer
, Texas Tech
About the only thing better for a quarterback than operating behind an impenetrable O-line is working for the right coach and in the right system. Kliff Kingsbury and his Air Raid, for instance. Kingsbury, for those who forgot, was instrumental in Johnny Manziel's remarkable debut in 2012. Brewer is poised to replace Seth Doege in Lubbock, a gig he's been working toward since arriving in 2011. The third-year sophomore is a gamer, with a firm grasp on what it takes to run this system. Brewer is also a legit dual-threat, deftly extending plays once protection breaks down.
Devin Gardner
, Michigan
Yeah, it took a while before Gardner emerged as a factor at quarterback in Ann Arbor, but the senior will prove worth the wait in 2013. The career backup to Denard Robinson doubled as a wide receiver before a Robinson injury last fall created an opportunity to get back under center. Gardner responded by completing 75-of-126 passes for 1,219 yards, 11 touchdowns and five interceptions. He also showcased the footwork and athleticism to make pass rushers look silly. At 6-4, Gardner has the size to see over linemen, and his tight spirals mesh well with Michigan's gravitation to a pro-style offense.
Bryce Petty
, Baylor
Journeyman Nick Florence accounted for 43 touchdowns in his lone season as the successor to RG3 in Waco. Petty has considerably more upside and physical ability than Florence. The junior has next-level measurables, which will begin to surface this fall. The hard-throwing 6-3, 230-pound Petty is capable of sprinting through or past defenders, blending power with speed. Best of all, he's now in his fourth season as a Bear, and has a good feel for Art Briles' attack. Briles plus Petty is an equation that will put some Baylor offensive records in jeopardy in 2013.
Melvin Gordon
, Wisconsin
The country as a whole isn't all too familiar with Gordon's exploits. In Lincoln, Nebr., however, he was the source of many nightmares. While Gordon played sporadically as the third-stringer to Montee Ball and James White, he only needed nine carries to torch the Huskers for 216 yards in last December's Big Ten Championship Game. Now that Ball is a Denver Bronco, Gordon is going to get more touches. The 203-pound sophomore wound up averaging more than 10 yards per carry, displaying the soft hips, sudden change of direction and straight-line speed of a smaller back.
Marion Grice
, Arizona State
The graduation of Cameron Marshall has created an opening for Grice to become the Sun Devils' feature back. And he plans on making the most of it. The senior maximized his reps in his debut out of Blinn (Tex.) Community College in 2012. A complement within the attack, and a versatile one at that, Grice rushed for 679 yards and 11 touchdowns on only 103 carries, adding 41 receptions for 425 yards and another eight scores. As quiet off the field as he is explosive on it, he's a graceful runner, with the efficient stride and second gear to leave defensive backs helplessly chasing him from behind.
Matt Jones
, Florida
The Gators need a workhorse out of the backfield to help offset Mike Gillislee's production. Jones is the right man for the job. The four-star recruit showed flashes of his potential as a rookie in 2012, going for 275 yards and three scores on 52 carries. This season, Jones plans to start tapping into his considerable potential. For a 6-2, 226-pounder, he's surprisingly nimble and light on his feet in the open field. If Jones runs with assertiveness and optimum pad level, he has the skill set and the focus to become an emerging young star of the SEC.
James Wilder Jr.
, Florida State
Think Ricky Watters, right down to the No. 32 emblazoned on his jersey. Wilder finished third on the Seminoles with 635 yards and 11 touchdowns on 110 carries in 2012. However, his production is headed north now that leading ground gainer Chris Thompson has graduated. Wilder runs hard on every down, punishing defenders between the tackles. The 6-2, 230-pounder often requires multiple tacklers to drag him down, churning his legs until the play is blown dead. Testament to his versatility and overall athletic ability, he also caught 19 balls for 136 yards and two more touchdowns a year ago.
Nelson Agholor
Now that Robert Woods is a member of the Buffalo Bills, the Trojans are seeking a complement at split end to superstar Marqise Lee. The position is a critical one to the Troy passing attack that will be filled by Agholor. The 6-1, 185-pound sophomore gave intermittent hints to his ability as a rookie, making 19 grabs for 340 yards and a couple of scores. Agholor is a fluid all-around athlete who gets to second gear in a hurry, turning short hitches into explosions through the opposing secondary. During the spring, he showed off improved ball skills, an element of his game that needed tweaking.
Stefon Diggs
, Maryland
In his first year removed from high school, Diggs wound up being every bit as good as advertised, when he was one of the nation's top wide receiver recruits. Despite being paired with a hodgepodge of unproven quarterbacks, Diggs wound up catching a team-high 54 passes for 848 yards and six touchdowns. He also rushed for 114 yards and returned two kicks for scores, parading the speed, elusiveness and open-field moves that first attracted so many scholarship offers. With a little more consistency from the hurlers, Diggs is capable of blooming into one of the ACC's top all-purpose weapons, the Terps' version of Clemson's Sammy Watkins.
Dorial Green-Beckham
, Missouri
The debut of Green-Beckham didn't quite go as planned. Heck, Jerry Rice probably couldn't have lived up to the hype that preceded the arrival of the can't-miss recruit from Springfield, Mo. Green-Beckham started just a single game, got into some midseason trouble and wound up catching only 28 passes for 395 yards and five touchdowns. Not to worry. He's still 6-6 and 220 pounds, with the speed and the long arms to cause fits for opposing defensive backs. Green-Beckham performed like a transformed player in the spring, a sign that he's ready to bust out as a sophomore.
Malcolm Mitchell
, Georgia
Mitchell has yet to play a full season in Athens, missing time with injuries as a freshman and a sophomore. If he can stay on the field for an entire year, he has the electrifying skills to become a household name. Mitchell is one of the most dynamic and versatile playmakers in the SEC, even chipping in at cornerback for the first four games of 2012. He still ended up second on the team to Tavarres King with 40 catches for 572 yards and four touchdowns. Healthy and finally dedicated to one position, Mitchell will be on the receiving end of a lot of Aaron Murray TD strikes this fall.
Devin Smith
, Ohio State
It's Smith's junior season in Columbus. Time to start maxing out all of his abundant physical ability. Arguably the most dynamic athlete on the Buckeyes roster, Smith possesses the speed and the leaping ability of a track athlete. His big-play ability was apparent in 2011 and 2012, turning 44 receptions into 912 yards and 10 touchdowns. Now, Smith is looking to become a consistent weapon in the passing game by improving his overall production and fundamentals. He's determined to be more than just the player who delivers a highlight-reel grab every few weeks.
Gerald Christian
, Louisville
Don't read too much into the fact that Christian is listed No. 2 on the depth chart behind Ryan Hubbell entering summer. Christian is the tight end the Cardinals want to employ the most in the passing game. The Florida transfer is an outstanding athlete and an assertive blocker at 6-3 and 260 pounds, and is eager to show why he was a four-star recruit of the Gators in 2010. With so much attention being given to the outside receivers, Christian is liable to explode on to the scene as a favorite target of Teddy Bridgewater in the middle of the field.
Devin Funchess
, Michigan
Funchess made the most of his snaps as a rookie. Now that those reps are increasing, his output will follow a similar trajectory. Funchess only started five games in 2012, and only caught 15 balls, but he scored five times and averaged more than 15 yards a reception. At 6-5 and 228 pounds, with a long wingspan, he creates matchup nightmares for linebackers and defensive backs, especially on jump balls. The athleticism and ball skills of Funchess are going to blend very nicely with a Michigan offense looking to make better use of its tight ends.
Spencer Drango
, Baylor
Drango is hardly a recognizable name when the subject is the Bears' prolific offense, but he was a key component of last year's success. In just his first season as a starter, the agile 6-6, 315-pounder totaled 76 knockdowns, while averaging a coaches' grade of 89.2%. He dominated a quality UCLA front in the Holiday Bowl, adding an exclamation point to a Freshman All-American campaign. Even though he'll live in the shadow of massive linemate Cyril Richardson for one more year, Drango's identity gets unchained this fall.
Jake Fisher
, Oregon
A tackle named Fisher from the state of Michigan is going to make NFL scouts gush for a second straight year. In 2012, Central Michigan's Eric Fisher soared up draft boards, eventually being taken No. 1 overall. Traverse City native Jake Fisher might not be a top pick, but if he continues down his current path, he certainly could be enticed to leave Eugene at the end of his junior season. The former high school tight end is now 6-6 and 294 pounds, a unique athlete for his size. He slides his feet fluidly, while improving the use of his hands. But what often gets overlooked are Fisher's intangibles, such as his nasty demeanor and the way he flattens learning curves as if they're opposing linemen.
Rob Havenstein
, Wisconsin
Havenstein is pretty much what fans expect from Badgers blockers these days—big, physical and, well, big. The 6-8, 338-pounder actually trimmed down considerably prior to last year, successfully starting the entire season at right tackle. As a former high school basketball and lacrosse player, Havenstein developed the balance and the footwork of a much smaller blocker. And now that he has a full season of work in the vault, he's eyeing the kind of progress that earns notice from All-Big Ten voters.
Cyrus Kouandjio
, Alabama
Yeah, there's a crush of hype surrounding Kouandjio, but he still hasn't officially lifted off. That moment comes this fall, as the Tide develops new leaders on the front wall. Kouandjio was one of just two starting Bama linemen not named to the All-SEC First Team in 2012. Still, the nation's top-ranked high school lineman of 2010 graded out at higher than 90% in half of last year's games, setting the stage for what should be a salary run season in 2013. If Kouandjio plays to his potential, and leaves school after his junior year, he could be plucked in the first few picks of next April's draft.
Josue Matias
, Florida State
Of the three Seminoles O-linemen to be named Second Team All-ACC last year, Matias wasn't one of them. That situation is liable to change in 2013. The returning starter at left guard in Tallahassee is a tenacious and assertive run blocker at 6-6 and 320 pounds, leading the 2012 squad with 31 knockdown blocks. The agile and mammoth Matias should start getting plenty more attention from all-league voters—and NFL scouts—now that he has a full season of snaps on his resume.
Brandon Vitabile
, Northwestern
Vitabile is an interior lineman in Evanston, Ill., so he's never going to receiver cover boy attention. But he will begin his junior year as arguably the Big Ten's premier center. The durable leader of the Wildcats' front has started every game of the last two seasons, bringing stability and consistency to the unit. Vitabile is smart and hard-working, an underrated cog in a Northwestern ground game that ranked 19th nationally a year ago. No longer a hidden gem, he'll spend the next two seasons on the all-league team.
Cody Whitehair
, Kansas State
Cornelius Lucas and B.J. Finney are the headline-makers in the trenches, but Whitehair is a budding pillar for the Wildcats' O-line. As a redshirt freshman, Whitehair started 11 games, playing well enough to garner honorable mention All-Big 12 honors from league coaches. The 6-4, 309-pounder is stout at the point of attack, holding his ground long enough for a K-State back to find daylight. Even if Whitehair remains somewhat subordinate to Lucas and Finney in the pecking order, he'll continue evolving into a terrific run blocker.
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JUBA, Sudan | Violence in the disputed region of Abyei has killed at least 30 people along Sudan's north-south divide, officials said Monday. Observers fear the latest unrest could spark more fighting amid an otherwise peaceful and jubilant independence referendum in the south.
Abyei remains the most contentious sticking point between north and south following a two-decade civil war that left 2 million dead. Even President Obama, who applauded this week's historic referendum on independence in the south, warned that violence in the Abyei region should cease.
Abyei, which holds oil deposits, had been promised its own self-determination vote, but now whether it remains part of Sudan or joins an independent south will be decided in negotiations that so far have made little progress.
Jubilant voters flooded polling stations for a second day on Monday. The seven days of balloting are likely to produce an overwhelming vote for independence, and Sudanese President Omar Bashir has said he will let the oil-rich south secede peacefully.
Meanwhile, conflicting accounts emerged Monday concerning the latest violence in the region straddling the north-south divide, and both sides accused armed forces of being in Abyei in violation of the peace agreement that ended the 1983-2005 civil war.
Col. Philip Aguer, spokesman for southern Sudan's military, said Arabs from the Misseriya tribes and fighters from a former Khartoum-backed militia killed 20 police and wounded 30 more during an attack with anti-tank weapons and artillery in the village of Maker-Adhar on Sunday.
The Misseriya, a nomadic cattle-herding tribe, sometimes cross into Abyei with cattle. Col. Aguer, though, said he thinks the attack was planned. "They were not with cattle, they were coming for [an] attack," he said.
Bashtal Mohammed Salem, a tribal leader, meanwhile accused police of killing 10 herders in about the same general area. He also said that southern security forces have increased their presence in Abyei in violation of the agreement.
"They want to keep us out of the area and declare independence unilaterally," he said.
Col. Aguer said the Misseriya were accompanied by uniformed men known as the Popular Defense Forces, a former militia that has been integrated into Sudan's military. There was no immediate comment from the Khartoum-based government on the allegations.
A U.N. official said the southern government has asked for help in evacuating the wounded police. The official was not allowed to be identified because the information hadn't been made public.
Meetings on Wednesday are to include the interior ministers of the south and north to regulate the presence of police in the area.
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I never really understood the practice. "Oooo…that's so pretty! Kill me a few, please, so I can take them home and throw them away in a week." Makes much more sense to give a live plant or some sort of artistically created flower…h*ll, a necklace, a Teddy bear or chocolates. How is giving someone dead flowers romantic?
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