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An elongated cylindrical tensile article of one or more strands of monofilament core surrounded by porous polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) which may be optionally coated or die sized on the outer surface for smoothness and/or abrasion resistance. The core filaments thereof may optionally be coated with high-temperature resistant adhesive for increased adherence to the PTFE. The article is particularly useful for fly-casting lines for fishing. The density may be controlled to produce a floating or sinking flyline or portion thereof.
1. A fly fishing line comprising:
(a) a non-metallic tensile strength member core comprising at least one monofilament; and
(b) a layer of porous polytetrafluoroethylene surrounding said tensile strength member;
wherein at least a portion of the length of the layer of porous polytetrafluoroethylene is tapered.
2. The fly fishing line of claim 1 wherein said porous polytetrafluoroethylene has a microstructure of nodes interconnected by fibrils.
3. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein said porous polytetrafluoroethylene layer has an abrasion resistant outer surface layer.
4. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein said porous polytetrafluoroethylene layer has a densified outer surface.
5. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 comprising at least two monofilaments that are twisted, woven or braided together.
6. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein said fly fishing line has an overall density of from about 0.50 to about 1.00 g/cc.
7. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein said fly fishing line has an overall density of greater than about 1.00 g/cc.
8. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein a first length portion of said fly fishing line has a density from about 0.50 to about 1.00 g/cc and a second length portion of said article has a density greater than about 1.00 g/cc.
9. The fly fishing of claims 1 or 2 wherein said porous polytetrafluoroethylene contains a coloring pigment.
10. The fly fishing of claims 1 or 2 wherein at least one monofilament of said strength member core is coated with an adhesive layer.
11. The fly fishing of claim 10 wherein said adhesive layer comprises PFA copolymers.
12. The fly fishing of claims 1 or 2 wherein at least one monofilament of said strength member core comprises an adhesive.
13. The fly fishing of claim 12 wherein said adhesive comprises a thermoplastic polymer.
14. The fly fishing of claim 13 wherein said adhesive comprises PFA copolymers.
15. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein said strength member core comprises at least two monofilaments that are surrounded as a unit by an adhesive layer.
16. The fly fishing of claim 15 wherein said adhesive layer comprises PFA copolymers.
17. The fly fishing line of claims 1 or 2 wherein said strands of said strength member are selected from the group consisting of polytetrafluoroethylene, carbon, glass, and polycarbonate, polysulfone, polyphenol, polyamide, polyimide, and polyamide imide polymers.
The present invention relates to elongated cylindrical tensile articles having tensile strength members as a core surrounded by a polymer sheath, and more particularly to such articles useful as fly fishing lines.
Elongated cylindrical tensile articles of the type useful as flylines, are usually manufactured from a polymeric monofilament, a single or multistrand polymer filament core surrounded by a usually extruded polymer covering such as polyvinyl chloride, or a braided polymer or glass filament. The overall density of the line determines whether or not the line floats on the surface of water or sinks in water.
The flyline itself may be of a sinking or floating type or may be a generally floating line with a sinking tip or may be level (having no taper) or tapered in various segments of its length to achieve weight distributions deemed favorable for more accurate placement of a fly or for easier placement of the fly at a longer distance from the angler. Fly fishing lines are usually up to about 105 feet in length. This length is typically secured to a length of small diameter backing line which is first wound onto the reel ahead of the flyline to give extra length as necessary for casting the flyline or playing a hooked fish.
To provide a floating line, one method used at the present time is to surround a core by a polymer layer containing as filler a quantity of hollow light-weight microspheres or microballoons of about 50 to 250 micron diameter. These microballons are available in various diameters, compositions, and densities and are typically of plastic or glass composition. Such microballoons may be prepared by methods disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,797,201, for instance. An additional layer of polymer containing no filler, or a lesser quantity of microballoon filler, may surround the inner or first layer to provide a smoother more durable skin on the line and to give a less stiff or more flexible line.
In contrast, a sinking line may contain components of density greater than one or contain a heavy filler to achieve that higher density.
Other descriptions of presently available fly-casting lines and their methods of manufacture may be found described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,841,015; 3,868,785 and 4,524,540, an article by Mosser in "Fly Fishing," June 1989, pages 85-87, and an additional article in "Fly Fisherman," Dec 1989, pages 38-43, 60-61.
The invention comprises an elongated cylindrical tensile article having as an axially-oriented core a strength member comprising one or more strands of monofilament, and having a layer of porous polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) surrounding the core. By strength member is meant a member that strengthens or reinforces the article.
The porous PTFE is preferably porous expanded PTFE having a microstructure of nodes interconnected by fibrils produced according to U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,953,566 and 4,187,390. It is believed that many prior art processes specific to producing porous, flexible PTFE articles can be used in conjunction with the present invention, including processes where stretching is accomplished in the presence of a lubricant. The PTFE surrounding the core is preferably applied by extrusion. One or more of the monofilament fibers may optionally be coated with an adhesive layer which will withstand and function effectively at temperatures used during manufacture of the article. The PTFE layer may be rendered abrasion resistant by sizing the article through a die to smooth and toughen its surface or by coating it with an abrasion resistant material. The article has properties of high tensile strength, suppleness, suitable density, hydrophobicity, soil resistance, abrasion resistance, and low surface friction that render it an excellent material for use as a fly-casting line for fishing. The article may be manufactured to easily float on water, alternatively sink into water, or have portions which are of differing density which will cause a section of the article to float and another section to sink. Tapered sections of different outside diameters may be incorporated into the article. By taper is meant a gradually changing diameter or thickness along the line. The article can be made in almost any color including white.
The article of the present invention may also be useful for ropes, etc., where a tensile article having a very low friction surface is desired, in hostile chemical environments where the highly inert PTFE covering layer offers an advantage, or in high temperature environments.
FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of the article of the invention.
FIG. 2 shows a cross-sectional view of an embodiment wherein an adhesive is used to bond the core to the covering PTFE layer.
FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional view of an embodiment wherein the PTFE surface layer has been modified by either the addition of a coating of abrasion resistant material or by densifying the surface of the expanded PTFE layer to increase abrasion resistance.
FIG. 4 shows a cross-sectional view of an embodiment incorporating both an adhesive layer between the core and covering layer of expanded PTFE, and a modified outer surface on the covering layer of expanded PTFE.
FIG. 5 describes a perspective cross-sectional view of the article of the invention with the hidden strength members shown dotted.
FIG. 6 depicts a schematic view of a process of manufacture of the article of the invention.
The invention will now be described with reference to the drawings to more clearly delineate the invention and the materials useful therein. A process for manufacture of the articles of the invention will also be described.
FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of an article of the invention wherein an axially-oriented core 1 is surrounded by a layer 3 of porous expanded PTFE. The core 1 is a tensile strength member which is preferably comprised of porous expanded PTFE but may also be comprised of other materials such as glass or carbon fibers, polycarbonate, polysulfone, polyphenol, polyamide, polyimide, polyamide imide or other useful materials which are strong and concurrently high temperature resistant so that they can withstand the temperatures used in the manufacturing processes of the invention. The core 1 may consist essentially of one or more strands of monofilament, a monofilament being defined as a single filament. Multiple strands may be braided or twisted together or form core 1. The surrounding layer 3 of PTFE is preferably extruded around the core 1. Other methods of applying the surrounding PTFE may be used such as, for example, by tape-wrapping.
PTFE layer 3 is most often manufactured to have a low density to give an article having an overall density of less than about 1.00 g/cc, such as the range 0.50 to 1.00 g/cc, so that the article will float on water when cast as a fly fishing line onto the surface of water. The overall density of an article may be manufactured to be above 1.00 g/cc, however, so as to provide a fly fishing line which will sink for certain types of deeper water fishing where experience has shown sinking lines to be effective.
The density of non-porous PTFE that has been previously raised above its crystalline melt temperature is generally considered to be about 2.2 g/cc.
FIG. 2 describes a cross-sectional view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention wherein core 1 is coated with an adhesive layer 2 of a suitable adhesive material. The adhesive material must withstand and effectively retain its adhesive properties at the temperatures required by the processes of manufacture of the article.
As shown by FIG. 3, the surface of the porous expanded PTFE layer 3 may be modified by the addition of a coating 4 of high abrasion resistant material, such as PFA or other like fluoropolymer or other materials which are strong and abrasion resistant so that the article will pass through the line guides of a fishing rod with minimum friction and wear on both guides and line. Alternatively, the surface of the PTFE layer may be modified after being applied over the core member by pulling the line through a sizing die, which may optionally be heated. Such a process increases the density of the PTFE surface relative to the remainder of the PTFE layer, producing an outer surface 4 having increased abrasion resistance. This density gradient is visually apparent in photomicrographs of cross sections of the inventive article. A sizing die of variable orifice diameter may be used to produce a tapered line.
FIG. 4 describes an embodiment of the present invention wherein an adhesive layer is used to bond the core material to the PTFE layer, which layer in turn has a modified outer surface 4 as previously described.
A multistrand core version of an article of the invention is described in FIG. 5, where, for example, three monofilament strands 1 comprise the core, one of which strands is depicted as coated with an adhesive layer 2. The core is surrounded by an expanded PTFE layer 3. All of strands 1 may be coated with adhesive layer 2 to cause the core to be even more strongly adhered to the PTFE layer 2. An exterior region 5 of the surface of PTFE layer 3 is shown as smoothed and toughened by passing the article through a sizing die.
A schematic drawing of a process for manufacture of articles of the invention is depicted in FIG. 6. A reel 10 of monofilament or multifilament twisted, woven or braided strands of core material 11 feeds core 11 over roller 12 into a hollow guide tube 13 which feeds core 11 into the center of a ram extruder 15, which has a ram 14 with piston 16 fitting within it. Particles of extrusion grade PTFE mixed with a hydrocarbon extrusion aid or lubricant in a manner well known in the art into an extrusion paste and compressed into a pre-form 17 is placed into extruder 15 in front of piston 16. During extrusion of preform 17 through extrusion die 18 by piston 16 driven by mechanical means (not shown in diagram), core 11 is surrounded by a PTFE layer to give coated core 19. The rate of extrusion can be determined from the ram speed or by other methods known in the art. Coated core 19 passes into heated oven 20 where the lubricant or extrusion aid is vaporized and removed from coated core 19, the PTFE layer 3 of which expands without changing essentially in cross-sectional dimensions to become much more porous. The porous expanded PTFE is also sintered within oven 20 as it reaches temperatures in excess of the crystalline melt temperature, as high as about 400� C., for instance.
Coated core 19 passes from oven 20 optionally through a sizing die 21 which may be heated. The die contacts and compresses the surface slightly to render it smooth and to increase abrasion resistance. The die may be also used to affect the diameter and density of the finished line. A pull-through capstan 22, depicted as a pair of reels over which coated core 19 is wound several turns, draws core material 11 from reel 10 through extruder 15 at a rate which is controllably linked with the extrusion rate by known means to give a controlled capstan speed which can be adjusted to provide the desired speed differential between the extruded PTFE coating of coated core 19 and the final product article 24. The capstan pulls the core material 11 through the system at a rate such that the expanded PTFE coating reaches an equal speed to that of core 11 as, or immediately after, sintering occurs within oven 20. After optionally being sized and finished by die 21, the final product article 24 then passes over guide roll 23 and is taken up on finished product reel 25.
Articles of the invention may be prepared having different densities, either less or more than 1.00 g/cc by varying the amount of expansion of the PTFE material along the length of the article, or by varying the diameter with the use of a sizing die. The PTFE layer is expanded such that its final length is about 1.5 times to about 6 times the extruded length. This can be measured by placing two marks on the article immediately after extrusion, measuring the distance between them and comparing that distance to the measured distance between the marks after completion of expansion. Such an article has appropriate densities for use as fly-casting lines for fishing. For a floating fly-casting line, a density of about 0.50 to about 0.96 g/cc is preferred, although a line of density 1.00 g/cc will often float on water owing to the surface tension of the water. Articles can also be produced having varying densities within the overall length of the finished article for purposes of varying floatation characteristics along the length.
Multiple strands of filament core material are preferred in that these tend to provide increased suppleness and adhere better to the covering expanded PTFE and optional high-temperature resistant thermopolymer adhesive.
The present invention provides a product which can be cast longer distances by a fly rod in that it provides a line of very low coefficient of friction, hence less resistance to movement through guides of a fly rod, can be high floating, can be made in numerous colors, is properly supple without sagging or drooping between guides of a fly rod, and is hydrophobic, thus giving less splash on pick up from a water surface and picks up less water from the surface when it rises therefrom. A flyline made from an article of the invention has very little memory and consequently very little reel set as compared to, for example, typical flylines manufactured from polyvinyl chloride polymer.
Heavy fillers could be used in portions of an article of the invention to aid in providing a higher density than 1.00 g/cc to that portion of the article, but it is preferred to increase density by lowering the expansion ratio of the extruded PTFE over that portion of the article.
It will be obvious to those skilled in the art that materials and processes may be used in the invention equivalent to those exemplified and these are also regarded as residing within the invention and within the scope of the appended claims.
A GORE-TEX� expanded PTFE fiber (W. L. Gore & Associates, Elkton, Md.) comprising a twisted pair of 600 denier monofilaments was selected as the core strength member for a flyline. This PTFE fiber was given a coating of about 0.0007 inch thickness PFA resin by hot melt extrusion. The PFA coating was intended as an adhesive to bond the subsequent applied outer layer of expanded PTFE.
CD123 fine powder PTFE resin (obtained from ICI Americas) was blended with 150 cc of Isopar M odorless solvent (obtained from Exxon Corporation), per pound of PTFE resin. The lubricated resin was compressed into a tubular preform of about 0.850 inch diameter and 16 inches in length. The preform was placed into the barrel of a ram extruder having an extrusion die of 0.070 inch orifice diameter. The extruder incorporated a guide tube of 0.028 inch O.D. and 0.021 inch I. D. The extruder barrel was heated to 60� C. and a PTFE covering layer was extruded at a rate of 3 feet per minute onto the expanded PTFE core material as the core material was pulled through the guide tube of the extruder at a rate of 9 feet per minute. The extruded PTFE covered core was of about 0.065 inch diameter before entering the oven.
The product of this extrusion process continued into a convection oven about five feet in length to accomplish removal of the solvent by vaporization, expansion of the PTFE by stretching and finally sintering of the PTFE. The oven temperature at the product entrance end was set at about 204� C. and at the exit end at about 404� C. The linear speed difference between the core member as pulled by the capstan, and the extruded covering, resulted in stretching and expansion of the extruded covering of PTFE within the oven.
The coated, expanded and sintered line was of about 0.065 inch diameter before sizing. After exiting the oven, the product was pulled through a sizing die of about 0.061 inch inside diameter, continuing at the same rate of 9 feet per minute. The die was heated, having a temperature set point of about 388� C. The die was made in two halves, being split longitudinally, that is, split parallel to the longitudinal axis of the die along a diameter of the die orifice. A clamping force was used to hold the two halves of the die together in such a manner that, by controllably relieving the clamping force, the two halves of the die were allowed to separate so that a product of increased diameter resulted. With the die halves closed tightly together, the product exiting the die was a flyline having a coating of expanded PTFE of about 0.051 inch diameter and an overall density of about 0.90 g/cc. By gradually releasing the force holding the die halves together, a taper was made into the flyline with the outside diameter increased to about 0.065 inches at a linear distance of about ten feet from the 0.051 inch diameter section. The 0.065 inch diameter section had an overall density of about 0.55 g/cc. It is apparent that the use of different die conditions can result in flylines of different diameters, densities, handling characteristics and surface finishes.
The break strength of samples of the finished flyline made for this example was tested on an Instron model 1122 against samples of the core material alone, that is, without the added expanded PTFE covering. Using tire cord grips with a grip separation length of 6 inches and a pull rate of 7.9 in/min (200 mm/min), three samples of the core material broke at a mean value of 17.1 lbs. Three samples of the finished flyline of this example broke at a mean value of 25.0 lbs. None of the samples tested broke at the edge of the grips. It appears that the covering layer of expanded PTFE added substantially to the break strength of the flyline.
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Jennifer Lopez and her beau Casper Smart hit the red carpet for the grand opening of Hakkasan Las Vegas Restaurant and Nightclub at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas on Apr. 27, 2013.
She's ready for the summer!
Work it, girl.
Mariah Carey, her boobs and her new beau James Packer, aka the fourth richest man in Australia, took their love to Ibiza, Spain where they gallivanted on a yacht with her kids.
Bad Girl RiRi? More like Braless RiRi.

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Law professor will become fifth from UT to lead law schools' association
AUSTIN, Texas - Gerald Torres,
a professor at the University of Texas School
of Law, has been named the 2003 president-elect for the Association of American
Law Schools, a non-profit organization of 164 law schools. The nomination
process was extremely competitive, and Torres will be recognized as president-elect
at the AALS annual conference in Washington, D.C. in January 2003. His presidency
will begin in January 2004.
Torres, the H.O. Head Centennial Professor in Real Property Law, is the fifth law professor from the University of Texas to be selected for this position. The association serves as the learned society for law teachers and is legal education's principal representative to the legal profession, federal and state governments and other national higher education organizations. During the next year, Torres will represent the AALS in conjunction with its president, Professor Mark Tushnet of Georgetown University.
"This is a great honor for Gerald, and a superb choice by the AALS.
I am proud to have him as a colleague here at UT," said UT Law dean Bill
Powers. "Legal education is indeed fortunate with the Nominating Committee's
decision to nominate Gerald as president-elect," said Carl Monk, executive
vice president and executive director of the AALS. "Gerald is a highly
respected scholar and teacher who has contributed immeasurably to legal education
and the legal profession. His leadership will enhance the ability of the AALS
to advance its mission of improving the legal profession through legal education."
A leading figure in critical race theory, Torres is also an expert in agricultural and environmental law. His other areas of interest include federal Indian law and international environmental law. He came to UT Law in 1993 after teaching at the University of Minnesota Law School, and also served as a deputy assistant attorney general in the Environment and Natural Resources division at the Justice Department and counsel to former U.S. attorney general Janet Reno. His recently published book, The Miner's Canary: Enlisting Race, Resisting Power, Transforming Democracy (Harvard University Press, 2002) with Lani Guinier, a Harvard law professor, was described by Publisher's Weekly as "one of the most provocative and challenging books on race produced in years."
"It is an honor to lead the AALS as the legal profession confronts a
broad array of challenges and as the institutions of legal education take
leadership in addressing those issues. I am humbled to be asked to serve in
the same capacity that some of the great luminaries of our profession,"
Torres said. "I look forward to representing the Law School as the fifth
Texas faculty member to serve the profession in this way. I think this will
be an exciting and eventful year," he added.
Only four schools have had more faculty elected president of the AALS. They are Columbia (9), Harvard (8), Yale (8), and Penn (6). Stanford and Texas have produced five each. The past presidents of the AALS from UT School of Law included John C. Townes (1909), Charles Tilford McCormick (1943), Page Keeton, '31, (1961), and Jerre Williams (1980) (his term was cut short by appointment to the 5th Circuit). And two of the five presidents from Stanford Law School were UT Law graduates and former UT Law faculty members, Joseph Sneed,'47, and Charles Meyers, '49. In addition, presidents of the association have included many other giants of the legal academy, including Roscoe Pound, Arthur L. Corbin, and Karl Llewellyn.
"Professor Gerald Torres has the qualities that will enable him to be an excellent president of the AALS. He is an inspiring leader, a thoughtful planner, and he has a demonstrated ability to work with other people in an effective way," said Herma Hill Kay, a professor and former dean of the University of California at Berkeley School of Law and former president of the AALS. Kay and Torres have worked together on a variety of projects and currently sit on the ABA/AALS/LSAC Joint Committee on Racial and Ethnic Diversity.
Torres also serves on the Board of the Environmental Law Institute, the National Petroleum Council and formerly served on EPA's National Environmental Justice Advisory Council. He has been a visiting law professor at Harvard and Stanford, and is a member of the American Law Institute. Torres received a degree in political science from Stanford in 1974, a law degree from Yale University in 1977, and a master's degree in law from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) in 1980. His many articles include "Taking and Giving: Police Power, Public Value, and Private Right" (Environmental Law, 1996); "Translating Yonnondio by Precedent and Evidence: The Mashpee Indian Case" (Duke Law Journal, 1990); "Who Owns The Sky?" (Pace Law Review, 2001) (The Garrison Endowed Lecture); and "Translation and Stories," (Harvard Law Review 2002).


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Meredith, Jeff & Lori Left Me Presents! [VIDEO]
I'm wrapping up my first week at the Q, and on Friday, the Q Morning Show was kind enough to leave me a bag of presents! See what they left me...
I'm wrapping up my first week at the Q, and on Friday, the Q Morning Show was kind enough to leave me a bag of presents! See what they left me...
So Oxford Casino is really getting behind the Q's Cans for a Cure. Fighting breast cancer has been a cause near and dear to Oxford since they opened, and they've teamed up with us to make Cans for a Cure even bigger - and it started Saturday. And then...well...I had to gamble!
This happened just outside our studios on Sunday and Jeff and Lori were there to see it.
Jeff and Lori predicted they would come in last at Saturday's Maine State Clam Shucking Contest at the Yarmouth Clam Festival and they were right. But they had a great time celebrating their impressive finish.
If you don't believe me, check out the video:
On the Q Morning Show today, Lori was in tears talking about a conversation she had with her plumber when he came by to fix a leak. Lori doesn't get moved to tears too often, but when she does you can be sure something touched her in a certain way to do it.
I've always wanted a time machine. It's almost 2015 and there's still no flux capacitor or flying cars, but we do have a new feature in Google Street View that will satisfy my time travelling desires for now.
This was a big week if you are a Star Wars fan like me. The cast of the Star Wars Episode VII was announced and even though it was no surprise. it was a pretty big deal.


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Final Score: Chicago 115, New York 109
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Derrick Rose finished with 27 points to lead the Chicago Bulls to a 115-109 victory over the New York Knicks in the back end of a home-and-home, as trade rumors swirled around both teams.
"Everything is going smooth for me," Rose said. "We're playing good basketball right now."
Luol Deng added 23 points for the Bulls, who beat New York at home on Tuesday. Brad Miller had 21 points, while Taj Gibson contributed 14 points and 16 boards as Chicago won for the fourth time in its last five games.
The Bulls' victory comes as Thursday's trade deadline approaches, and as both teams were rumored to have deals in the works.
Absent from Wednesday's game was Chicago swingman John Salmons, who the Chicago Tribune reported was traded to Milwaukee for Francisco Elson and Kurt Thomas.
The Knicks made one move official, acquiring forward Brian Cardinal from the Minnesota Timberwolves in exchange for center Darko Milicic and cash considerations.
But the focus around the Knicks was on guard Nate Robinson, who did not play because of flu-like symptoms and was rumored to be part of a trade that will send him to Boston.
Al Harrington had 27 points for New York, which has lost five in a row. Wilson Chandler added 26 points, while David Lee had 23 points and 12 boards.
"We haven't figured it out yet," Knicks point guard Chris Duhon said. "We have to keep plowing away at it and hopefully it will come."
The Knicks led by four with just over two minutes left in the third quarter, but Chicago embarked on an 11-0 run that spanned into the final frame. Tyrus Thomas capped the rally with a dunk to put the Bulls ahead 91-84, and they carried a lead of a few possessions down the stretch.
However, with under four minutes to play, Harrington drained a three and followed that with a dunk to bring New York within 104-102. The Knicks were again within a possession after Chandler's layup and Lee's dunk made it a 108-106 game with 1:53 left.
New York looked as though it might get a chance to tie or take the lead, as Rose's pass on the Bulls' next touch was tipped into the backcourt. But Kirk Hinrich collected the ball, then made his way through traffic to the basket and sank a finger-roll with 1:35 on the clock, making it a 110-106 game.
Inside the final minute, Lee's jumper got the Knicks within 112-109, and they had multiple chances to tie after a Deng turnover. But Danilo Gallinari missed a pair of threes, and Lee's attempt to kick the ball back out to the arc was intercepted by Rose, and the Bulls sealed the win at the line.
New York led 27-25 after the first quarter, then opened the second with six consecutive points. The Knicks continued to play in front and pushed their lead to double-digits when Toney Douglas' three made it a 40-29 game.
New York stretched its lead to a game-high 15 later in the quarter and led 64-53 at halftime.
The Knicks still led by double-digits nearly midway through the third when an eight-point burst got the Bulls back in the game. Hinrich's layup closed the run to get Chicago within 78-74.
Game Notes
Gallinari had 19 points for the Knicks, who made 12-of-32 from three-point range...Miller pulled down 10 rebounds for the Bulls, who held a 52-40 rebounding advantage.


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Almond Milk
Why settle for a product in an aseptic package that has a shelf life of three years? Choose vitality instead!
1 cup almonds, soaked overnight
1 quart water
1 tablespoon raw honey or 2 dates, soaked 20 minutes
Rinse the nuts in a colander to remove enzyme inhibitors.
Combine all ingredients in a blender and liquefy. Then strain through a sprout bag. Or a paint strainer bag (available at paint or hardware stores) Pulp can be saved to add to casseroles, cookies or other dishes.
Note: These same directions can be used for making cashew, hazelnut, pine nut, sesame, sunflower, walnut, or pumpkin seed milk.
Makes 1 quart.
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1 quart almond milk (You can buy almond milk at natural food stores, but it will be pasteurized and create more packaging)
1/2 cup pitted dates
2 tablespoons raw cacao powder
1 banana
Place everything in the blender. Blend and chill for 1 hour. Place everything in an ice cream maker and process till frozen.
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Journey with DJ Caleb to scenic locations featured on this DVD. Explore the art of flagging and discover a new level of prophetic praise and worship as you listen to the original music soundtrack composed by Caleb himself. Now DJ Caleb raises an ensign to signal the coming of the King of Kings.


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If you're into anime, there's a good chance that you already know what Crunchyroll is. If you're not, you should still be aware of them. Not only do they have 10,000 hours worth of content across 20,000 videos available on their platform, but they have an audience of more than 6 million monthly unique visitors. The best way to better understand Crunchyroll's reach is to read their page for advertisers (it's filled with vital stats). This is a perfect example of how using the Internet to pull together a community of people with similar interests (no matter how niche they may be) can lead to a serious business. If you are excited by what Crunchyroll is doing, take a look at their Jobs page.
There are a few specific opportunities worth investigating including Full-Stack Web Developer, Translator and Subtitler (Japanese), Product Designer (UI/UX), Subtitle Script Editor (Japanese), Mobile Application Developer, Subtitle Timer (Japanese), Translator and Subtitler (Korean), Subtitle Script Editor (Korean), Subtitle Timer (Korean), Customer Service Representative, Marketing and Brand Manager (Japanese), Crunchyroll Convention Diplomat, Marketing and Brand Manager (Korean), and Content Curator and Sourcer.
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Belt |
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Receivers. Jake Locker would've loved to have had this group to throw to. Austin Seferian-Jenkins is a tall, talented tight end who might could be special very, very soon. Kasen Williams isn't a blazer, but he's a big, physical receiver who'll the team's No. 1 target when he's ready. Josh Perkins and Jamaal Jones aren't going to break any stopwatches, but they'll fight for the ball. Bishop Shankey could be an interesting back to work into the mix right away. Defensively, the strength is on the defensive front with Taniela Tupou leading a big group.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 10. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Linebackers.
Steve Sarkisian, with a full year to work, came up
with a phenomenal class with the type of infusion of
talent to make Washington a player in the Pac 10
race for the next few years. The key piece to the
puzzle is Sean Parker, an NFL-caliber safety who was
given the full court press by USC, Cal, Michigan,
Notre Dame, and Tennessee, but will be the sheriff
of the Dawg secondary. Nick Montana, Joe's son, will
get a year to groom behind Jake Locker, and Deontae
Cooper is the running back the program has been
missing. Underappreciated was the pickup of two
future All-Pac 10 guards, Eric Kohler and Colin
Porter, and DT Sione Potoae, a sure-thing NFL run
plugger. Seven linebackers were signed including
Chris Young, a big-hitting outside defender, and
Victor Burnett, a pure inside linebacker who should
become the leader in the middle.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 66. That Class Was
Heavy On ... defense. Steve Sarkisian spent almost all of his recruiting muscle trying to rebuild a defense that allowed more than 38 points a game a year ago. Every level of the defense received attention, with special concentration going to the defensive tackles and cornerbacks. Linebackers Tim Tucker and Andru Pulu, in particular, might be good enough to dodge a redshirt year and contribute on special teams and defense right away.
19. Oklahoma State
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Really, really good skill players. The bulk of the class is on the defensive front with James Castelman leading the group of defensive tackles, and Jimmy Bean is a promising end for down the road while JUCO transfer Ryan Robinson will likely see time right away, but the stars are on offense. With the success of Dez Bryant the Justin Robinson, getting receivers isn't a problem with Desmond Rolany, Johnny Haynes, and David Glidden all good enough to be the next great Cowboy target. J.W. Walsh is a fantastic quarterback prospect with the potential to do a little of everything for the offense, while Herschel Sims is one of the nation's top running back recruits.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 17. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Defensive backs.
No one is talking much about Oklahoma State's class
mainly because Texas and Oklahoma stole all the
limelight, but this was a great year for Mike Gundy.
The secondary got lots and lots of bodies with eight
prospect signed including corner Tommie Saunders and
corner Larry Stephens. JUCO transfer Malcolm Murray
is a big, skilled corner. Quarterbacks Nathan
Sorenson and Johnny Deaton will get their chances
right away to compete for the starting gig, while RB
Joseph Randle might be too good to keep off the
field. Shaun Lewis and Caleb Lavey will be good
starters for the linebacking corps by 2013.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 40. That Class Was
Heavy On ... pass rushers. The Cowboys weren't bad at getting into the backfield over the last few years, but they weren't good at closing. Getting to the quarterback in the pass-happy Big 12 South is a must, and OSU put a priority on bringing in players who can do that. David Paulsen will be a starter on the outside within the next three years, while Anthony Rogers could be special with a little seasoning. Linebackers LeRon Furr and Jordan Barnes can move and will be excellent blitzers.
Carolina |
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Defensive tackles. This is yet another strong class brought in by Butch Davis, and while it's not the deepest group, the star power is terrific at the top led by a pair of NFL defensive tackles. Once Delvon Simmons hits a weight room and fills out his 6-5 frame, he'll be a dream of a 3-4 one-gap defender, while JUCO transfer Sylvester Williams could be the anchor of the front four tomorrow. 318-pound Devonte Brown is going to be a rock on the inside. Marquise Williams is the most talented quarterback the program has had in a long, long time, while Travis Hughes might turn out to be the best middle linebacker prospect in America.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 24. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Defense.
Considering Tar Heels are going to be splashed all
over the first two rounds of the 2011 NFL Draft,
Butch Davis had an easy sell to load up on the
defensive side. Brandon Willis could grow into a
smallish, quick tackle with a little work or a tough
end right away. Kareem Martin is a 6-6 athlete
who'll be a speed rusher on the outside, while Ty
Lingon, Darius Lipford, and P.J. Clyburn are
interesting players who should be a key part of the
2012 team. Offensively, QB Gio Bernard is small,
checking in at 5-9, but he's a baller and a talented
playmaker. The best recruit was James Hurst, a
sure-thing offensive tackle who'll be an All-ACC
performer within three years.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 7. That Class Was
Heavy On ... receivers. Carolina's response to losing Hakeem Nicks, Brandon Tate, and Brooks Foster to the NFL was to sign a half-dozen receivers, headed by four-star stud Jheranie Boyd. No returning wideout caught more than 11 passes a year ago, meaning Boyd and his classmates will get every opportunity to play right away in September. In fact, they'll be counted on to do so.
17. Oklahoma
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Defensive linemen. It's more about quality than quantity across the board with some of the nation's top prospects at most of the key positions. Kendal Thompson isn't the typical OU star passer, but he has good skills. Brandon Williams might be the nation's best running back in the 2011 class, and if Trey Metoyer isn't the No. 1 receiver, he's in the top three. Defensively, the line is loaded with some special prospects led by 6-5, 300-pound Jordan Phillips for the inside and pass rushing terror Nathan Hughes on the end. Dan Tapko will be a part of the end rotation soon, while Jordan Wade could be a special tackle with a little bit of time in the weight room.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 3. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Offensive talent.
Bob Stoops went after defensive backs last season,
and this year he was out to step up the skill
positions. Blake Bell will sit and wait his turn at
quarterback with Landry Jones the likely starter for
the next few seasons, but when it's his time, he
should become a star. Brennan Clay and Roy Finch are
runners who can fly, and Kenny Stills and Justin
McCay lead an all-star cast of receivers who should
bring in more firepower in the next few seasons.
Defensively, OU came up with a big early story on
Signing Day getting top linebacker Corey Nelson to
change his commitment from Texas A&M. The Nelson
signing overshadowed the addition of Tony Jefferson,
a speedy outside linebacker from California who
could've gone anywhere and played running back if he
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 8. That Class Was
Heavy On ... defensive backs. Everyone in the Big 12 went heavy on the secondary, seeing it as a must after the offensive explosion of this year, but Oklahoma got the best ones of the bunch. Gabe Lynn might be the nation's best corner, and Marcus Trice isn't all that far behind. Javon Harris and Kevin Brent will be starting safeties by 2011, while Demontre Hurst and Marshall Musil are interesting prospects.
Arkansas |
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Offensive tackle. Last year's class was the big one for Bobby Petrino, but this one isn't all that far off. The defensive line got an infusion of talent with JUCO transfer tackle Robert Thomas might be an anchor right away, and the back seven got some help with safety Kelvin Fisher and corner Tevin Mitchel sure to be stars in a few years. The key to the class was the tremendous haul of receivers, including Quinta Funderburk and Keante Minor, and the tackles with seven prospects including Brey Cook, who's destined to be an all-star, and promising Andrew Peterson and Mitch Smothers.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 31. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Talent. Last
season Bobby Petrino's class was heavy on live
bodies to create more competition and to build
better depth, especially on the defensive line. This
year's class was about upgrading the overall talent
level with the main focus on receiver. Marquel Wade
and Julian Horton should thrive in Petrino's system,
while QB Jacoby Walker will get a few years to groom
to be ready to be in the mix by 2012. Calvin Barnett
is the 305-pound defensive tackle prospect to work
the line around, Brad Hefley will end up being the
leader of the linebacking corps, and Eric Bennett is
a nice looking corner.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 23. That Class Was
Heavy On ... defensive backs. The defensive line got a ton of bodies, but few of them were standout prospects. The offense got more players to fit the Bobby Petrino style with the line getting the biggest boost. However, the coaching staff mostly loaded up in the secondary with six nice prospects led by corner Darius Winston and JUCO transfers Anthony Leon, Rudell Crim and Andru Stewart. 15.
Texas Tech |
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Running backs. This class might be the one that allows Tommy Tuberville to balance out the attack a bit more, but the running backs have to be as good as advertised. This is a huge, HUGE class with plenty of options for just about every position. The defensive line got a major influx of talent with JUCO transfers Dennell Wesley and Leon Mackey brought in to play aright away, and linebacker Branden Jackson was a big-time Signing Day pickup. Most importantly, though, this might be the best class of running backs in decades with Kenny Williams, Bradley Marquez, Deandre Washington and Ronnie Daniels all more than just pass catchers; they can run the rock.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 41. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Defensive line.
Tommy Tuberville's first class made the most noise
keeping QB Scotty Young, but he loaded up the
defense with eight linemen including 288-pound JUCO
transfer Donald Langley at one tackle spot and
fellow JUCOers Lawrence Rumph and Scott Smith on the
ends. Overshadowed but still important were key
offensive tackles Aleon Calhoun and Beau Carpenter,
two big bodies who fit the system. Tuberville also
beefed up the secondary with eight recruits
including safety Russell Polk and corner Tre'Vante
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 30. That Class Was
Heavy On ... defensive backs. Tech can't beat Texas or Oklahoma without being able to slow down the pass, and it made sure the defense got plenty of attention to try to upgrade the secondary. D.J. Johnson and Yahshua Williams are very big corners who'll get time to develop. Adding more size are safeties Will Ford and Terrence Bullitt, while Daniel Cobb will be in the starting mix in a few years.
California |
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Defensive linemen. Kyle Boehm, with some work, could be one of the better Cal quarterbacks in recent years, and Daniel Lasco is another fast Bear running back, but the stars are on defense. Stefan McClure is one of the nation's top corner prospects and Jason Gibson might soon be the leader of the linebacking corps. The linemen are phenomenal with Viliami Moala, arguably the nation's best tackle, a class-making pickup while Mustafa Jalil and Todd Barr aren't far behind. Brennan Scarlett and Puka Lopa are could be terrors on the end with a little time to develop.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 22. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Linebacker. The
Signing Day coup was getting Keenan Allen,
Scout.com's No. 1 ranked safety, away from Alabama
and Clemson. He was added to a class that was
highlighted by Chris Martin, the nation's top-ranked
outside linebacker prospect who chose the Bears over
USC, Florida, and Oklahoma. Martin is the star, but
Jeff Tedford also loaded up the linebacking corps
with Cecil Whiteside, a top-shelf prospect for the
middle, and Dave Wilkerson, a player who'd be the
star of just about any other class.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 33. That Class Was
Heavy On ... linemen. The Bears did not discriminate when it came to big bodies this year; they're feeding both sides of the ball with an impressive array of linemen. The program was especially effective on the offensive line, going all the way to New Jersey to land top-ranked C Mark Brazinski and robbing Oregon of T Charles Siddoway. Both are the type of players who are capable of cracking the starting lineup by their second season.
Notre Dame |
Scout List
The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … Offensive linemen. Can Brian Kelly recruit? With this class, the early answer is absolutely. He got some big-time talents for the defensive line with Aaron Lynch, Ishaq Williams, and Stephon Tuitt all among the top end prospects in America, while Jarett Grace was a fantastic outside linebacker prospect. Ben Koyack might be the best tight end recruit in America while WR DaVaris Daniels was a nice early pickup. The bulk of the class, though is on the offensive front with five strong tackle prospect including Matt Hegarty and Conor Hanratty, who are both good enough to potentially see time right away, and Troy Niklas a special prospect who should shine after time in the weight room.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 19. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Quarterbacks.
Brian Kelly did a good job of keeping some key
prospects coming to South Bend after the canning of
Charlie Weis, most notably WR Tai-ler Jones from
Georgia and DT Louis Nix out of Florida, but the key
was being able to sign four quarterbacks. One of
them might get a chance right away if Dayne Christ's
knee isn't 100%. Andrew Hendrix is the most talented
quarterback of the lot, but Kelly is great at
molding prospects into stars meaning Tommy Rees,
Like Massa, and Derek Roback will all get long
looks. If one of them can be good enough to handle
the pressure early, Kelly won't be afraid to give a
newcomer a shot.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 17. That Class Was
Heavy On ... talent. There isn't any one need here that needed a desperate filling, so Notre Dame went national and brought in some superior talents. Manti Te'o is widely considered to be the nation's best linebacker prospect, Chris Watt might be the nation's best offensive tackle, and guar Alex Bullard, RB Cierre Wood, and LB Carlos Calabrese are among the best at their respective positions.
Scout List
The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … the passing game. The Tigers came up with a quietly sensational class with the most noise coming well before February 2nd. QB Zach Mettenberger, the one-time promising Georgia Bulldog, could challenge for the starting job right away, and he or Jordan Jefferson will get instant help from Jarvis Landry, a phenomenal five-star talent, and speedy Odell Beckham. Protecting the passer will soon by La'el Collins, the next great LSU offensive tackle. Defensively, end Jermauria Rasco was the big get on Signing Day, while Anthony Johnson might be the nation's best tackle.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 8. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Defensive
lineman. The secondary got an infusion of talent
with Eric Reid and Tharold Simon giving the Tigers
two very big, very NFL-looking safeties, and Tyrann
Mathieu has good size and could be a strong corner
in time. RB Spencer Ware could be the star of the
running game in the near future and Kadron Boone was
a great get to be the team's No. 1 WR soon. The
biggest stars are at linebacker, led by Justin
Maclin, but the biggest part of the class is on the
line with Ego Ferguson one of the nation's top
tackle prospects and Jordan Allen and Travis Dickson
a dangerous end pair.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 4. That Class Was
Heavy On ... the defensive front seven. Russell Shepard has star potential in some way, shape or form either at quarterback or receiver, and WR Rueben Randle and S Craig Loston will make a ton of money someday, but the stars are on the lines with Chris Davenport, Joshua Downs, and Sam Montgomery for the defensive front, with JUCO transfer Akiem Hicks ready to come in right away and play, while Chris Faulk and Stavion Lowe will be starting on the offensive front sooner than later. 11.
South Carolina |
Scout List The 2011 Class Is Heavy On … the secondary. While there are big-time stars all across the board, led by top offensive tackle Brandon Shell, running back Shon Carson, and lightning fast receiver Damiere Byrd, the secondary got the most help with several terrific prospects including safety Sheldon Royster, who might be thrown on the field right away, and Brison Williams, who's ready-made to make an instant impact after spending last year at Fork Union Military Academy. Throw in corners Ahmad Christian and Ronnie Martin, the defensive backfield that struggled so much last year should be better soon.
2010 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 28. That Class Was
Heavy On ... Marcus Lattimore.
Steve Spurrier focused mostly on the secondary with
five defensive back prospects signed who need to
develop quickly. There isn't a star of the lot, but
Victor Hampton with his tremendous speed comes
close. The passing game got a little help with QB
Connor Shaw and a few decent receivers including Ace
Sanders, a 5-7 speedster, but the entire class, and
especially the offense, revolves around Lattimore,
Scout.com's No. 1 ranked back. The 6-0, 207 pounder
picked the Gamecocks over Auburn, Florida State, and
Georgia, among others, and he'll be the centerpiece
of the Spurrier offense very, very soon.
2009 CFN Recruiting Ranking: 9. That Class Was
Heavy On ... linebacker. The Gamecocks loaded up at wide receiver with Alshon Jeffrey and Lamar Scruggs excellent prospects, and the safeties are tremendous with Stephon Gilmore and Quin Smith stars for the future. The stars are at linebacker with Devonte Holloman and Damario Jeffery safety-sized defenders who could blow up after a little bit of time in the weight room, while JUCO transfers Tony Straughter and Josh Dickerson looking to see time early on.


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The Division of Air Quality (DAQ) has adopted by reference the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) and National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs) for the Oil and Gas Sector.
DAQ's October 17, 2014, presentation (.ppt) to the Mining and Energy Commission's Petition Evaluation Committee.
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In 2007, the roster of summer studio blockbusters was long on sequels and spin-offs and low on original material. For the first time in anyone's memory, it was the post-July 4th offerings that most pleased audiences and critics. This year's slate of releases is relatively low on sequels, but still long on formula. Here's a list of some of the higher profile titles along with what could be some surprising, low-visibility sleepers. All release dates are subject to change.May 2 · IRON MAN - The next big proposed comic book franchise kicks things off with the unlikely Robert Downey Jr. in the title role. The all-star supporting cast includes Samuel L. Jackson, Hilary Swank, Gwyneth Paltrow and Jeff Bridges and for all you Black Sabbath fans, the answer is yes. A version of their "Iron Man" song is included on the soundtrack. · MADE OF HONOR - Following the smash success of "Enchanted" and still breaking hearts on "Grey's Anatomy," Patrick Dempsey channels Julia Roberts in "My Best Friend's Wedding." After learning his platonic gal-pal friend (Michelle Monaghan) is engaged to another, Dempsey's character attempts to drive them apart. · SPEED RACER - The '60s Anime TV series gets the live action treatment with Emile Hirsch in the title role and Christina Ricci and John Goodman offering support. This one is worthy of serious attention as it was written and directed by the Wachowski brothers, the masterminds behind "The Matrix" trilogy. May 9 · WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS - First there was the TV commercial, now it's a feature film. Ashton Kutcher and Cameron Diaz star as strangers that meet in Sin City, get drunk, then married and wake up with the ultimate love hangover. Didn't Ross and Rachel already do this in an episode of "Friends?" May 16 · THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN - A virtually unknown leading cast propelled the first "Narnia" into the box office stratosphere. The sophomore effort is generally where planned trilogies stumble, but the four principals (plus the voice of Liam Neeson and recent Oscar-winner Tilda Swinton) are all returning and the early buzz is very positive. · MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN - Based on a Clive Barker short story, this gorefest featuring Brooke Shields and Vinnie Jones about a photographer trying to nab a serial killer could turn out to be a major sleeper. On the other hand, it could end up being as cheesy as its title implies. · SON OF RAMBOW - This low-budget British fantasy effort might be too heady for children to absorb, even if the leads are elementary school-aged boys. A bully and an imaginative doormat become unlikely friends and collaborate on their own guerrilla remake of "Rambo: First Blood." May 22 · INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL - After nearly two decades, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg and leading man Harrison Ford resuscitate the legendary action/adventure franchise. The first and third were classics and the fourth includes the return of Karen Allen as Indy's feisty, long-lost love interest Marion. Everyone's hopes are way high. May 30 · SEX AND THE CITY: THE MOVIE - The final episode of the popular and acclaimed HBO series ended with more of a whimper than a bang. While the details of the film's plot have been a closely guarded secret, insiders have confirmed that there will be major fireworks, cat fighting and some level of closure. Let's hope someone somewhere does the same exact thing with "The Sopranos." June 6 · DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN - The good news: leading man Adam Sandler co-wrote the screenplay with reigning King of Comedy Judd Apatow. The bad news: it stars Sandler as a Middle Eastern man assuming a fake identity and starting a new life in New York City. This is potentially touchy material and will end up being a major flop or a huge smash. Given Sandler and Apatow's track records, the latter is more likely. · KUNG FU PANDA - Jack Black voices the title character, an ill-prepared slacker who must rescue his village from impending doom. The animated adventure features an impressive supporting cast including Angelina Jolie, Jackie Chan, Lucy Liu, Dustin Hoffman, Seth Rogen and Ian McShane. June 13 · THE INCREDIBLE HULK - What started out as a sequel to Ang Lee's disastrous original was overhauled by lead Edward Norton and turned into more of a remake. Anything will be better than Lee's huge misstep and with Norton replacing the always unimpressive Eric Bana, we can at least count on better acting. June 20 · GET SMART - Most of the revampings of '60s TV shows have been ill-conceived and poorly executed, but this one looks promising. Steve Carell is a perfect choice for Smart, a dedicated, but largely inept secret agent. The great unknown factor lies in the performance of Anne Hathaway as sidekick Agent 99. Hathaway can certainly do cute, but deadpan funny is a much tougher beast. · LOVE GURU - For his first live-action project in five years, Mike Myers plays Pitka, a new age/self-help mystic who specializes in repairing romances of the rich and famous. The supporting cast includes Ben Kingsley, Justin Timberlake, Jessica Alba, Jessica Simpson and "Mini-Me" himself, Verne Troyer. June 27 · WALL-E - Leave it to Pixar to come up with yet another groundbreaking animated fantasy. However, this one might be a tough sell. In a post-Apocalyptic world, a robot (which looks a lot like Johnny 5 from "Short Circuit"), must figure out how to restore life to planet Earth. Most of the first act is presented without any dialogue. This will be a real attention span test for the tots. · WANTED - Based on the graphic novel, "Wanted" is the first English language effort from Timur Bekmambetov, the Russian genius behind the "Night Watch" vampire flicks. Morgan Freeman and Angelina Jolie play professional assassins who recruit a "Neo" type greenhorn (James McAvoy). Even if the plot is shaky, the visual effects previewed in the trailer indicate it to be a tour de force. July 2 · HANCOCK - Summer action staple Will Smith is the title character, a reluctant, politically incorrect and recently fallen superhero who hires a public relations agent (Jason Bateman) to help him with his tarnished image. The trailer looks like "The Pursuit of Happyness" meets "Men in Black" and the unknown quotient is director Peter Berg ("The Kingdom"), a practitioner of style overkill. July 11 · HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY - The first "Hellboy" was that rare comic-book adaptation that had as much brain as brawn. The second looks to be more of the same - in a good way. Instead of the Nazis, the enemy is an army of "Transformer" like robots led by a white-haired undead dude. Most of the original cast returns as does the superb director Guillermo del Toro. July 18 · THE DARK KNIGHT - After the death of Heath Ledger (as The Joker), this second project featuring Christian Bale as Batman took on a whole new meaning. Early reports indicate that Ledger steals every scene and owns the movie, which allows his career to end on a bittersweet up note. Maggie Gyllenhaal replaces Katie Holmes as Batman/Bruce Wayne's principal love interest. · MAMMA MIA! - The early buzz on this screen adaptation of the Abba-inspired smash musical is not good. Many die-hard fans feel that Meryl Streep is simply too old for the part of Donna and Amanda Seyfried doesn't have the chops to pull off the role of her daughter Sophie. Having Colin Firth and Pierce Brosnan in supporting roles may help, but not enough to prevent a huge flop. July 25 · STEP BROTHERS - "Talladega Nights" co-stars Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly reunite in yet another Judd Apatow production. When their respective single parents meet and get hitched, the two grown men engage in some major sibling rivalry shenanigans. Aug. 1 · SWING VOTE - Smacking of his acclaimed role in "The Upside of Anger" Kevin Costner plays a boozing, yet dedicated single father who finds himself being wooed by opposite sides that fight for his deciding vote in a presidential election. The timing for the movie is perfect. If played cutesy and inspirational, it could crash and burn. If dark and scathing, it might just be a major winner. · THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR - The third installment in what has been a mostly unimpressive franchise looks to be more of the same - in a bad way. Brendan Fraser returns as explorer Rick O'Connell who heads to Asia to battle a resurrected emperor (Jet Li). Maria Bello replaces Rachel Weisz as O'Connell's wife and fellow traveler. · THE ROCKER - Rainn Wilson ("The Office") plays a has-been '80s hair band drummer who gets a second chance at rock immortality when his high school nephew lets him join his band. Those who have seen it have described it as "This is Spinal Tap" meets "School of Rock." Aug. 8 · AMERICAN TEEN - Screened for the press months in advance, this spellbinding documentary from director Nanette Burstein chronicles the lives of four very different Indiana high school students during their senior year. · EAGLE EYE - Shia LeBeouf reunites with his "Disturbia" director D.J. Caruso in this action thriller about a slacker teen and a single mom (Michelle Monaghan) who reluctantly join a terrorist cell in order to clear their names for a murder they didn't commit. · PINEAPPLE EXPRESS - The Judd Apatow juggernaut continues with this action comedy about a stoner (Seth Rogen) and his dealer (James Franco) who must take it on the lam after one of them witnesses a corrupt cop committing a murder. · SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2 - Despite the clunky title and the obvious teen-girl content, the first SOTTP was a surprise critical and box-office success. As two of the four lead cast members (Blake Lively and America Ferrera) are now starring in popular TV shows, it's more than likely the sequel (now set at various colleges) will post decent, if not very strong numbers. Aug. 15 · TROPIC THUNDER - Ben Stiller wrote and directed this action/comedy spoof about three prima donna actors (Stiller, Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr.) trying to make a Vietnam war movie. The trailer has riffs on "Apocalypse Now," "We Were Soldiers," "Forrest Gump" and "Rambo" and appears to strike an ideal balance between the ridiculous and the sublime. · THE ACCIDENTAL HUSBAND - After a "love doctor" radio talk host (Uma Thurman) talks his fiancée into dumping him, jilted suitor fireman (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) sets out for revenge. Colin Firth co-stars as Thurman's boyfriend caught in the middle. It has all the trappings of the typical chick-flick rom-com and shades of Thurman's own "The Truth about Cats & Dogs." · THE INTERNATIONAL - High-level bank fraud and illicit international arms dealing provides the backdrop for his espionage thriller from director Tom Tykwer ("Run, Lola, Run"). Clive Owen plays an Interpol agent who teams with a Manhattan deputy D.A. (played by Naomi Watts) to find the truth behind the possible conspiracy. · STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS - Creator George Lucas abandons Fox for Warner Brothers in the first of what will likely be many animated spin-offs from the two trilogies. Being as this flick is based on one of the weakest in the lot ("Episode II - Attack of the Clones"), expectations are low, save for the "Star Wars" faithful already getting in line to buy tickets. Aug. 22 · FLY ME TO THE MOON - This 3-D animated adventure could be a great vehicle to teach the tots as well as entertain them. Three house flies stow away on the historic 1969 Apollo 11 mission. Thinking the trip will last mere minutes, the flies and their earth-bound families do a collective freak out when they realize it will be closer to a week. · HAMLET 2 - In an effort to save his department's drama class, a high school teacher (Steve Coogan) pens a sequel to Shakespeare's most famous work in the hopes it will receive national attention. The early buzz is mixed and those who have liked it are comparing it to Christopher Guest's classic "Waiting for Guffman." · THE HOUSE BUNNY aka I KNOW WHAT BOYS LIKE - "American Idol's" Katharine McPhee makes her big screen debut in this comedy about a fallen Playboy bunny (Anna Faris) who ends up in a sorority house whose seven members are "socially challenged." Sounds a lot like last year's dismal "Sydney White," itself a modern-day spin on "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves." · WILD CHILD - Emma Roberts grows up some more and hopes to erase "Nancy Drew" from our collective memories. Smacking of "The House Bunny," Roberts plays a rambunctious Malibu teen whose father ships her off to a stuffy New England boarding school where she immediately shakes up the status quo and gets involved in a love triangle.
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Method 1 Prepare and blanch the sweetbreads as directed for Braised Sweetbreads.
Place the sweetbreads in a saucepan, with the stock, seasoning if required, and simmer gently for 40 min Press between 2 plates until cold, then cut into slices.
Brush with beaten egg and coat with breadcrumbs.
Fry in butter in a shallow pan or in a pan of hot deep fat until golden brown.
Drain well and garnish with sprigs of fresh or fried parsley.
Method 2 After blanching, boil the sweetbreads in slightly salted water for 10 min and allow to cool.
Cut into 1/4-in-thick slices and season.
Coat both sides with thick Bechamel sauce (1/2 pt.).
Place in a refrigerator or cool place until the sauce is set.
Then fry as before.
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BY NICK ST. DENISHere's some light reading for the early part of your hump day:The Patriots hosted a pair of offensive linemen, as well as a linebacker, for recent pre-draft visits.Another quarterback prospect visited the Bills, to the surprise of no one.Most of Kevin Kolb's contract is incentive-based.Veteran offensive lineman Eric Winston still doesn't have a team. Why?Patriots defensive back Alfonzo Dennard will be sentenced Thursday.There's a certain tight end a certain Dolphins beat writer thinks Miami should draft.Tight end Jeff Cumberland signed his tender with the Jets.Follow Nick @NickStDenisFollow AFC East Daily @AFCEastDaily
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Nineteen year old Seppe Smits, from the flat country of Belgium, has just become the very first FIS-backed World Champion of Slopestyle Snowboarding today in La Molina, Spain. Though as of press time the most recent news report coming out of the FIS is dated Jan. 21, and states only that the Snowboard World Championships slopestyle and halfpipe qualifiers had to be postponed due to high winds, Smits' website, and news wires out of Belgium are reporting that he did, in fact, win the slopestyle ...
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Parental fears get amplified when the public-health experts say, correctly, that they don't know what's going to happen next. "We don't know how worried we need to be," says Joseph Bocchini, chairman of the department of pediatrics at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. "We know that this is a virus that has caused severe disease in Mexico. But so far the cases that we know of in the United States have been mild. The potential for this to become a pandemic is real, but we don't know how likely that is."
Here are five ways to do something about protecting your family from swine flu without going bonkers, gleaned from pediatricians like Bocchini and other experts:
1. If a family member has a flulike illness, call the doctor right away.
The new swine flu can be treated with antiviral medicines, but those medicines work only if taken within a day or two after symptoms start.
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3. Cancel that trip to Cancún.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends postponing nonessential travel to Mexico until the outbreak there is resolved.
4. Start thinking about what your family would do if your school or day-care center were closed because of swine flu cases in your community.
Many companies have emergency plans that encourage telecommuting, for instance. The pandemicflu.gov site has advice for families and employers, including checklists for schools and employers.
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The CDC's swine flu website closely tracks cases, as does the World Health Organization's swine flu site.
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Rex Ryan was recently photographed catching some rays by the pool with his shirt off while vacationing in the Bahamas. I know what you're thinking, but give the guy a break. He's lost a ton of weight so he has nothing to be ashamed of — except maybe the tattoo he has on his right arm of what appears to be his wife wearing a Mark Sanchez jersey. We had to see it to believe it, and you can do the same by clicking here. While our initial reaction when we heard the rumor was that this has to be some sort of photoshop job, we're confident that is not the case since the photo was taken by NY Daily News photographer Andrew Theodorakis. Also, I don't think there's anyone in the world clever enough to make something like that up. And to top it all off, we already know Rex has one ridiculous tattoo. To top it all off, Ryan's wife appears to be Tebowing in the Sanchez jersey. That could be a coincidence (especially if he got the tattoo before the Jets acquired Tim Tebow), but it still adds to the hilarity. Now it all makes sense. We know Rex loves his wife (see: foot fetish) and before the end of this season we heard his constant reassurances that he would stick with Sanchez. Don't be surprised if he does the same heading into next season. Otherwise, he'd have to accept that the tattoo is outdated. The post Rex Ryan appears to have a tattoo of his wife wearing a Mark Sanchez jersey was published on Larry Brown Sports.
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Firstly, sensational reaction from the French to the haka - not sure if they're permitted to do that given the IRB wants both sides behind their 10 metre lines but I'm not complaining if they breached an IRB ruling.
Relying on Stephen Donald to see out 45 minutes in a World Cup final with a five point lead...didn't see that coming. Such a woeful run of injuries to our flyhalves that its become farcical.
Also wouldn't have anticipated Tony Woodcock being the only pointscorer at halftime, although really Weepu should've been able to extend the lead with some relatively comfortable penalty attempts.
All in all, think France are playing well and frustrating the ABs with their solid defence. Save for a lapse in concentration when Woodcock found a huge hole in their line-out, and its been pretty even.
Nervous as hell with a tiny five point lead. Anything could happen from here.
Stating the obvious but we need to kick better. Not just goalkicking either - some of the field kicks towards the end of the second half were ugly.
Must score first in second half.
disappointing 1st half.
both teams were ordinary...
weepu , as I inticipated, is having a nightmare...
it's been a mistakes galore imo.
we need to score tries if we are to win (actually france don't look like getting any points so we just gotta keep it tight)
ref's been a bit lenient to us...
Director conveniently not showing the high tackle again. Must have been a nailed-on penalty then.
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Surprised to see no highlights (on the feed I'm watching anyway) of France penalty miss and Donald penalty - both were very close to upright.
NZ are playing ****e, not going to choke again are they?
NZ looking rather lethargic here, referee still not giving anything against them mind.
Well then.
That 40 point flogging seems a long time ago now.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" may have wrapped its Season 3 episodes, but there is still the live reunion special to look forward to. Check out this sneak peek clip of part 1 of the reunion, which discusses whether Erica Pinkett and Lil Scrappy were more than friends. Adiz "Bambi" Benson wants to weigh in.
"All I knew was that she was completely and utterly obsessed with me," says Bambi. "'Where's Bambi? Does Bambi know you're here?' And I'm like, 'OK, b****, if you're gonna f*** him, just f*** him.' Like, why do you gotta know where I'm at?"
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