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Can you put the numbers 1 to 8 into the circles so that the four
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Place the numbers 1 to 10 in the circles so that each number is the
difference between the two numbers just below it.
Place six toy ladybirds into the box so that there are two ladybirds in every column and every row.
Have a go at this well-known challenge. Can you swap the frogs and toads in as few slides and jumps as possible?
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What do you notice about the date 03.06.09? Or 08.01.09? This
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There are 78 prisoners in a square cell block of twelve cells. The
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of the prison block. How did he do it?
Your challenge is to find the longest way through the network
following this rule. You can start and finish anywhere, and with
any shape, as long as you follow the correct order.
Use the interactivity to find all the different right-angled
triangles you can make by just moving one corner of the starting
There are 44 people coming to a dinner party. There are 15 square
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A group of children are using measuring cylinders but they lose the
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Using the statements, can you work out how many of each type of
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Exactly 195 digits have been used to number the pages in a book.
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You have two egg timers. One takes 4 minutes exactly to empty and
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YIELD: Serves 2
Combine salt, garlic, white pepper, thyme and allspice in small bowl. Rub salt mixture into pork. Wrap pork tenderloin in plastic wrap and refrigerate 4 hours or overnight.
Preheat oven to 325°F. heat oil in heavy large ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat. Add pork and cook until brown on all sides, turning occasionally, about 7 minutes. Place skillet with pork in oven and bake to desired doneness, about 30 minutes for medium. Transfer pork tenderloin to platter. Cover with foil and keep warm.
Add milk and brandy to same skillet. Bring to boil over high heat. Continue boiling until liquid is reduced to 1/4 cup, scraping up any browned bits on bottom of pan, about 8 minutes. Slice pork and serve immediately with sauce.

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YIELD: Makes 6 servings
1. Preheat the oven to 375°F.
2. In a large plastic bag, combine the thyme, oregano, basil, garlic powder, salt and pepper. Shake well. Add two breasts at a time to the bag and shake to coat the chicken. Continue until all the breasts are coated.
3. Place the yogurt in a large bowl, and the cereal on a large plate. Dip each breast in the yogurt and then in the cereal. Place the chicken breasts on a baking sheet sprayed with nonstick cooking spray.
4. Bake for 35 to 45 minutes, until the chicken is brown and cooked through. Do not cover or turn the chicken during the baking process.
5. When the chicken is completely cooked, remove the baking sheet from the oven and let cool ten minutes before serving.
Per serving: 227 calories, 32 grams protein, 4 grams fat, 194 mg sodium
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Jackson Bend Carves Out Carter Upset
Jackson Bend, the longest shot in the field, held off a flying even-money choice Caleb's Posse by a nose in the final strides to prevail in the $400,000 Carter Handicap (gr. I) at Aqueduct Racetrack April 7 (VIDEO).
Ridden by Corey Nakatani, Jackson Bend shook loose of pacesetter Shackleford leaving the furlong pole and dug in resolutely for the final sixteenth of a mile as Caleb's Posse charged home.
"The way he was moving, I felt I'd get next to Shackleford, let Shackleford do a little of the dirty work and go," Nakatani said. "And once I got around the turn I was going to see where I was at. When Caleb's Posse started coming at me … this horse has so much heart. It brings a tear to my eye. He's Mighty Mouse. He's so little, 15 hands, but he's got so much heart."
Million-dollar earners occupied the first spots as Shackleford finished 1 1/2 lengths behind in third. The Godolphin Racing entry of Emcee and Tahitian Warrior followed. The field was reduced to five by the scratch of Tom Fool Handicap (gr. III) winner Calibrachoa with a foot problem.
"You know, I was watching the race, and I basically said, 'It's your race to win now, Jack' when he got up with Shackleford," Zito said. "That was some thrill, I tell you. It's amazing, this business. You know, as a groom, I grew up around here, and I watched the race from right over there, where I used to watch it when I rubbed horses. I put my foot under a lucky spot from when I used to rub horses. It's just a great feeling. I have to thank God and thank everything."
Von Hemel said he would like to bring back Caleb's Posse for the Metropolitan, setting up an intriguing rematch.
"He came up a nose short today, so we'll have to come try him again, I guess," Von Hemel said. "Jackson Bend kind of made a little earlier move than we did and we just couldn't get him rounded up there. That's horse racing. The horse ran well and we're giving weight to everybody, too. If weight means anything, it means a nose."
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My LMP was dec 22. I dtd back on Jan 4 and 5. I started bleeding. Not heavy like period like after the dtd on the 5th but it lasted 24 hrs. Just spotting I guess.
Anyway I took a test this morning and it was neg. I am feeling so nauseous and bloated. I feel pregnant. I don't know when I O'd. f I did it would have been around the 5-6th of Jan.
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College Football Analysis: Big Ten West Division Win Totals Picks
- Updated: June 30, 2014
College football win totals have been available at 5Dimes for a little while now as bettors have been pushing the juice around with low-limit max wagers. Heritage Sportsbook has a handful of win totals as well, but it was CG Technologies in Las Vegas that set the standard that most sportsbooks will now follow with their college football season win totals.
To date, the five power conferences have had win total numbers released and here at BangTheBook, we're going to take a look at each team on a conference-by-conference basis with a little bit of schedule analysis, depth chart analysis, and some coaching thoughts.
The third conference to be covered in this 11-conference series that will include the Independent teams is the Big Ten Conference. The Big Ten had a somewhat surprising finish last season as Michigan State topped Ohio State 34-24 in the Big Ten Championship Game to end Ohio State's 24-0 run of back-to-back perfect regular seasons.
Ohio State's loss to Clemson coupled with the conference's usual bad showing in bowl games has left the 14 teams with a big uphill climb to find a spot in the four-team College Football Playoff. How will the teams fare this year? Here's a look at the Big Ten West Division. (The Big Ten East Division can be found here.)
5Dimes: 9 -140/110
Heritage: 9.5 -180/160
CG Technologies: 9.5 -135/105
Gary Andersen had a successful 9-4 season in his first year at Wisconsin after leaving Utah State. Andersen was victimized by a poorly officiated ending at Arizona State and his team dug too deep of a hole to climb out of against Ohio State. The entire front seven is gone from Wisconsin's defense, as they return just three starters, and the offense loses its top four receivers and running back James White. The offensive line remains mostly in tact and quarterback Joel Stave should improve in the second year under Andersen.
Wisconsin opens the season with a neutral site matchup against LSU and wraps up the non-conference slate with three wins over Western Illinois, Bowling Green, and USF. Conference play starts with a tricky game at Northwestern and features a trip to Iowa on November 22. The Badgers outgained conference competition by an average of 176 yards per game.
Pick: Under 9.5 (+160) (Heritage)
The Badgers will be able to run the football, but the losses of Jared Abbrederis and Jacob Pedersen are big losses to that offense. Wisconsin will shorten games with a ground and pound style, but they have a lot of production to replace on defense as well. The Iowa road game could decide the Big Ten West and it wouldn't be a surprise to see Wisconsin go 0-3 in their three toughest games given what they lost and the sites of the games.
5Dimes: 8 -130/100
Heritage: 8.5 -150/130
CG Technologies: 8.5 -140/110
The Iowa Hawkeyes offense returns eight starters from a group that improved by a touchdown per game on average last season. Unfortunately, they lose 322 tackles and 11.5 sacks worth of production from their linebacking corps. Their top cover corner, BJ Lowery, also moved on. Iowa's defense allowed just 303 yards per game last season and a veteran-filled group won four out of five games on the road. Can the defense grow up in a hurry?
Iowa's non-conference schedule has Northern Iowa, Ball State, Iowa State, and Pitt, with all but the finale at home. The conference schedule sets up nicely with Wisconsin, Northwestern, and Nebraska at home and none of the big three from the Big Ten East. Road games at Minnesota and Maryland may be tricky. Iowa only plays two games in October with byes on the first and last Saturday of the month.
Pick: Over 8 (-130) (5Dimes)
There has been a little bit of buzz for Iowa to win the Big Ten West because of their conference schedule and the toughest games at home. The Hawkeyes haven't had a nine-win season since 2009 when they had Marvin McNutt and Darrell Johnson-Koulianos, the top two receivers in program history. In a rather wide open division where the top four teams could wind up beating each other, home-field advantage in those games is a big key.
5Dimes: 8 100/-130
Heritage: 7.5 -250/210
CG Technologies: 8 -130/100
For having a 9-4 season last year, it seemed like Bo Pelini and the Cornhuskers faced a whole lot of criticism. Taylor Martinez's various injuries limited him and the Huskers turned it over to freshman Tommy Armstrong around midseason. Four of the five offensive linemen are gone and the defense has to replace Stanley-Jean Baptiste and four other defensive starters. There's a strong running game here and the second year of Armstrong will provide some optimism.
A couple of tricky games wrap up the non-conference schedule that will allow the Huskers to start 2-0 with wins over Florida Atlantic and McNeese State. A September 13 game at Fresno State and a September 20 game against Miami (FL) will be a nice barometer before conference play begins. Nebraska draws a road game at Michigan State in crossover play and goes to all three of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Northwestern from the Big Ten West.
Pick: Under 8 (+100) (CG Technologies)
Bo Pelini has never won fewer than nine games in his six-season tenure at Nebraska. That said, he has won eight regular season games three times. With four tough road games on the schedule, Nebraska will probably have to run the table at home for a shot at nine wins. The only big stumbling block is that non-conference game against Miami. A revamped offensive line and some inexperience from Armstrong are concerns.
5Dimes: 6 -130/100
Heritage: 6.5 -120/100
CG Technologies: 6.5 -115/-115
The Golden Gophers were one of last season's surprise teams as they jumped out to an 8-2 record before losing their final three games of the season. Continued health problems for Jerry Kill led to some shuffling in the coaching staff, but Kill is going to give it another go this season. Fifteen starters remain from last year's team, but quarterback Philip Nelson and defensive tackle Ra'Shede Hageman are noteworthy losses. Many will look at Minnesota's rush numbers from last season and see progress, but keep in mind that they only ran for 3.7 yards per carry in conference play.
The Golden Gophers have a miserable month of November with home games against Iowa and Ohio State followed by road games at Nebraska and at Wisconsin. Over bettors will need Minnesota to enter November at 7-1 and that seems really unlikely. Road tests at Michigan and TCU and an early home game against Northwestern are all tough games.
Pick: Under 6.5 (+100) (Heritage)
This might be the strongest play of this series to date. The Golden Gophers are staring at an 0-4 November in all likelihood, with 1-3 as a best-case scenario. There's a good chance that the Gophers are only favored once in conference play, when they host Purdue. Kill has gotten a lot out of his teams, but they don't have the same non-conference schedule that they had last season.
5Dimes: 6 -115/-115
Heritage: 6.5 -105/-115
CG Technologies: 6 -140/110
Pat Fitzgerald's bunch had a 5-7 season last year, the worst season for the Wildcats since 2006's 4-8 campaign. Ignoring the ridiculous ending to last year's Ohio State-Northwestern game, the Wildcats had single-digit losses in five of their seven conference defeats. Fitzgerald returns 17 starters from last year's team, including Venric Mark and Trevor Siemian on offense and all five offensive linemen. A couple big injuries early last season weakened the defense and those players return healthy this season.
The Wildcats have three non-conference games in September with their last non-conference challenge in South Bend against the Fighting Irish in mid-November. Northern Illinois doesn't appear to be as dangerous as last season's team without Jordan Lynch, so the Wildcats have a good shot at opening 3-0 before the conference schedule opens with tough games at Penn State and at home against Wisconsin. Despite avoiding Ohio State and Michigan State, this is a tough conference slate.
Pick: Over 6 (-115) (5Dimes)
Wins are difficult to find on the schedule at first glance, but a 3-5 conference record should do no worse than push this wager. The devastating Ohio State loss took a lot out of the Wildcats and their hangover lasted until the final week of the season. Some better fortune on the injury front will go a long way and the Big Ten West doesn't seem to be separated by too many factors at the top.
5Dimes: 4 -140/110
Heritage: 4.5 -115/-105
CG Technologies: 5 -115/-115
After an unmitigated disaster in his first season at Illinois, Tim Beckman and his team had a two-game improvement in 2013. Nathan Scheelhaase is gone, which is a big blow to the offense, but Wes Lunt transferred in from Oklahoma State and he gives the Illini an interesting dynamic as a pocket passer. Josh Ferguson returns as the starting running back, which is big because few skill players return, but the offense can gel as a unit with Lunt in the picture. The defense, which was even worse last season than the year before, returns eight starters, but not top player Jonathan Brown.
Illinois will fulfill their part of the home-and-home series with Washington by going to the Northwest in Week 3. They should enter Big Ten play at 3-1 if they can beat Western Kentucky and Texas State. They get Ohio State and Penn State from the East Division and also travel to Nebraska and Wisconsin. November features Ohio State, a bye, Iowa, Penn State, and a finale at Northwestern.
Pick: Under 4.5 (-105) (Heritage)
Obviously the better play is under 5 at CG Technologies, but since most readers probably don't have access to that, under at Heritage is the way to go. The swing game on the schedule looks like October 25's home game against Minnesota. There's your one-game hedge. Illinois could be a slight favorite at home for Homecoming, so Minnesota could likely be had at plus money. The Illini improved with Bill Cubit as the offensive coordinator and Lunt is an intriguing prospect at quarterback, but this defense will still give up 30+ per game and that's hard to bet on.
5Dimes: 3 -120/-110
Heritage: 3.5 100/-120
CG Technologies: 3.5 -155/125
A major difference in opinion between the offshores and Las Vegas with the Purdue Boilermakers. Highly-touted true freshman Danny Etling did some nice things last season in his seven starts and the offense actually looked competent over the final four games, though they were all losses. The second year of Darrell Hazell's tenure should generate better results. The Boilermakers will be young again with a lot of sophomores slotted as starters on offense and no safe jobs on defense.
The Boilermakers open the season with directional Michigan schools taking on Western and then Eastern in West Lafayette. A neutral site game in Indianapolis against Notre Dame precedes the most winnable game on the Southern Illinois Salukis. Purdue's best chance to avoid 0-18 in conference is an October 4 matchup at Illinois. Michigan State and Indiana are the crossover games.
Pick: Under 3.5 (+125) (CG Technologies)
On principle alone, the Las Vegas number needs to go in this pick space because of the value. Purdue will be favored in exactly three games this season and there's no guarantee that Purdue can easily dispatch of a MAC team after last season's 20-14 win over Indiana State. The Boilermakers could manage four wins, but they were -241 yards per game in Big Ten play and things don't look much prettier.
The win total analyses for the Big Ten East Division are posted here.
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Link-Solutions is comprised of hand-held test and cloud based reporting. On the hand-held test side LinkSprinter and LinkRunner AT perform varying levels of testing capability but both offer automated reporting to the same Link-Live Cloud Service. Within the Link-Live Cloud Service dashboard you'll see every test appear on the dashboard as it occurs providing better job visibility and project control as you can easily keep track of who is testing what, where and when.
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The Aman at Summer Palace
15, Gongmenqian Street, Summer Palace, Beijing, China, 100091
- Recommended for:
- Couples, Honeymooners, Design and architecture, Escaping the crowds, Relaxation, Romance, Special occasions
Best for Luxury - Expert review of The Aman at Summer Palace
If I had an imperial-sized bank account, I'd stay here every weekend. Within Aman's labyrinth of criss-crossing courtyards, gardens and Ming-inspired suites lies the last word in space, refinement and resort-style luxury in Beijing. Fifty rooms share some 300 acres in a tantalisingly private plot adjoining the Summer Palace. In fact, several of the old courtyards were once used by high officials awaiting council with the infamously spiteful Empress Cixi. So not very relaxing in those days, one can assume. Times have certainly changed.
So close to the Summer Palace, it has its own secret entrance at the back of Longevity Hill. Of course this means you're a way out the centre – it is a hotel for secluded getaways after all. The nearest subway station (Xiyuan, Line 4) takes you into the city centre in about 35 minutes. The hotel can organise bespoke excursions to all the major sights, but expect to pay many times over the standard rate.
The architecture might be all Qing Dynasty pomp, but the interiors adhere to a more minimalist Ming aesthetic. I stayed in one of the "smaller" suites – it was anything but – with artfully-placed furnishings resting on Jin clay floor tiles polished to a gorgeous lustre. It was the sort of space you hop from chair to chair just to ogle the room from a different angle. Bathrooms are echo-big, I loved the giant day bed to lounge about on, not to mention the BOSE music system, wide-screen TV and irrefutably the comfiest bathrobe in the universe – akin to being cuddled by a plush yeti. I would say to avoid the rooms closest to the road - the hum of buses can break the spell a bit.
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The public areas are particularly lovely, especially if you count the Summer Palace. Like the Forbidden City, the important buildings run down the centre, here comprising the stately wood-beamed lobby, library (with books on Chinese history, art etc), boutique and bar, opening on to a lily-strewn pond. Covered walkways (like stunted versions of the Summer Palace's Long Corridor) link up the various courtyards and are good for an afternoon stroll. It's not unusual to wander into a room and encounter a solitary musician, no doubt having waited for ages for someone to pass through, start piping a tune.
Dining options comprise The Grill, for high-end steaks and burgers, and Naoki, for beautifully presented Japanese kaiseki – umpteen petite courses of deliciousness with a French twist. Set menus go from 780 RMB and up. And up some more. Both restaurants adjoin a pond with al fresco seating in warm weather. There's also a smaller Chinese restaurant serving Cantonese and Imperial fare. The hotel can prepare a picnic for excursions into the Summer Palace or beyond, and it's possible to organise romantic suppers at various picturesque locations on site, with 24 hours' prior notice.
The leisure facilities are some of the best in China. A fabulously well-equipped fitness studio, 25 metre infinity pool, spa, squash courts, Kim Robinson hair salon, 35 seat cinema (with button-controlled leather "lazy-boy" loungers), and a calendar of daily events (free) including Chinese paper cutting, table tennis and tea ceremony etiquette.
Check in is as ephemeral as the steam that rises from the hot towel they hand you on arrival. Before you know it you're in your room, nibbling welcome cakes and marvelling at it all. Admittedly I was a bit taken aback by the overzealous turn-down service - the sun's still out, please don't close my curtains!
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Honeymooners, special occasions, "Amanjunkies" and celebs but they won't say who.
The published rates don't change much, but use the booking tool to check for special package offers in winter. The 10 Courtyard Guestrooms, housed in one of the original century-old buildings, are cheaper than the suites and utterly lovely despite their more modest dimensions.
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Asian Style Crispy Noodles With Chicken And Vegetables
|Dried egg noodles/Home made noodles
|1⁄2 Pound
|Peanut oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Cooked chicken
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Dried mushrooms
|Soy sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Monosodium glutamate
|1 Pinch
|1 Pinch
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Bamboo shoots
|2 1⁄2 Ounce
|Celery sticks
|Chicken stock
|2 Tablespoon
|Ginger slices
|1⁄4 Inch
|1 Teaspoon
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Deep Frying)
If using bought noodles, loosen them, and cook in salted boiling water for 10 minutes, and drain well.
Home-made noodles do not need boiling.
Stir 1 tablespoon oil into the noodles.
Cut the chicken into strips.
Soak the mushrooms in warm water for 20 minutes, rinse, squeeze dry and slice thinly, discarding the stalks.
Chop the spring onions (scallions) finely.
Mix the soy sauce, monosodium glutamate, sugar and salt in a bowl.
Add the chicken and spring onions (scallions); stir and leave for 20 minutes.
Cut the bamboo shoots into thin strips, slice the celery diagonally and cut the carrot into wedges.
Heat the remaining oil in a frying pan (skillet) with the ginger.
Remove the ginger, add the prepared vegetables and fry for 5 minutes, stirring constantly.
Add the chicken and stock, mixed with cornflour (cornstarch).
Bring to the boil, stirring constantly; simmer for 2-3 minutes.
Keep hot.
Deep fry the noodles in hot oil until crisp and golden.
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Noodles With Mixed Meats And Prawns
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Noodles With Mixed Meats And Prawns is an amazingly delicious side dish recipe. Try this tempting and alluring Noodles With Mixed Meats And Prawns; I am sure you will always want to have it in your coming parties!
|2 Ounce
|Peanut oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Pigs liver
|1 Ounce
|Pigs heart
|1 Ounce
|Lettuce leaves
|4 Small
|Chinese mushrooms
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|Ginger sherry
|1 Teaspoon
|Chicken stock
|1⁄4 Pint (5/8 Cup)
|1 Pinch
|Soy sauce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Cold water
|1 Tablespoon
Drop the noodles into boiling water and cook for 4-5 minutes.
Drain well.
Sprinkle with a few drops of oil to keep them separate.
Cut the meats into thin slices and the prawn into slightly thicker ones.
Break the lettuce leaves into suitable pieces and slice the mushrooms.
Place them in another dish.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a frying-pan.
Cook the garlic in it until golden and then discard it.
Add the meats and prawn and fry for 3-4 minutes.
Add the sherry and stock and cook for 1 minute.
Add the lettuce, mushrooms, seasonings and soy sauce.
Boil rapidly, stirring together.
Finally, blend the cornflour with the water, stir it in and cook for 1 1/2 minutes, still stirring.
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In wireless world, hearing is believing
Boldly, I've even scheduled participation in conference calls, knowing I was going to have to take them on the car phone. Such an arrangement, though, has sometimes, put me in significant distress, for just as I'm about to make the critical point that I hope will win the group over to my side, suddenly, the connection gets filled with static, cross-talk, or worse yet, silence (silence is not golden in this situation).
Thinking this through, though, it's the things that we can see that also create the consternation. For instance, maybe a few more cell sites would help alleviate my car phone drop-out. Then again, that may require a few more towers or, in the case of PCS, numerous antennas which may enhance my service but which have already created significant consternation for local governments and their citizens. The January exchange of correspondence between the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Wireless Telecommunications Bureau further illustrates the contention between wireless service providers and local and state governments on a wide range of issues, including application of federal electromagnetic radiation emission standards, local fee structures and antenna siting moratoria. At this writing, the Bureau had scheduled a public forum involving the industry and government representatives to discuss these topics.
With all this, one would think that the advancement of wireless communications services was in a national state of disarray. Contrary to this notion, however, in many communities, local governments are working with providers of site transmission and reception facilities so that both the public and the provider benefits. For example, in Akron, Ohio, city officials have been working with service providers to place new antenna facilities on existing structures and utilize city property wherever feasible. In each case where a new tower is needed, the city's policy is to encourage co-location, and therefore, the city pursues with providers the construction of lattice towers instead of monopoles in order to promote multiple providers on a single structure. This has resulted, for instance, in AT&T signing a lease for use of city property where AT&T will build a tower that is sized to also support two other provider platforms. In another instance, the city and Ameritech Wireless are working on a lease to utilize one of the city's current communications towers. Further, both Ameritech and AT&T are reviewing with the city the possibility of utilizing two of the city's water towers. The city is also currently engaged in discussions with Next Wave, the holder of the "C" Block PCS license for Akron.
The city also recently changed its zoning ordinance to facilitate the placement of new towers when needed in industrial and commercial areas and placement of single antennas on private property for PCS applications. At the same time, the ordinance requires significant scrutiny of the placement of towers in residential and retail areas because of the stated concerns of residents and retailers. City officials report that these efforts have currently led to satisfactory placement of facilities and rollout of wireless services in the eyes of both residents and providers.Since the first monopole...
Fairfax County, Va. has been involved with wireless communications issues since the first monopole arrived in the county in early 1984. Located just outside of Washington, D.C., the county's population utilizing wireless services has grown from 2 percent in 1989 to an estimated 95 percent by the year 2005. Like Akron, the county has looked for ways to work with providers to bring needed services to county residents, while also addressing the residents' concerns about the visual impact of tower and antenna structures, negative impacts on real estate values and health issues.
The county also encourages location of antenna facilities on public use sites, on existing structures and on sites amenable to co-location. In implementing this policy, the county has found that 70 to 80 percent of new facilities can use existing structures, and this, in turn, lessens the potential for any kind of negative visual impact. Additionally, through radiation studies, the county has found that current wireless implementations are well within federal standards for radiation emissions.
The county has also found that utility pole and street light owners are working well with wireless providers on location of PCS antenna facilities. School facilities are also reaching agreement with PCS providers for antenna placement. In recent cases, two high schools reached agreement with providers on the lease of space on light standards adjacent to the football fields for antenna placement. The Fairfax County Water Authority has, for years, worked with providers to place facilities on top of water towers. Overall, between 1984 and 1995, the county reports more than two-thirds of all wireless facilities were able to be placed on rooftops and shared structures, as opposed to monopoles and dedicated towers.
The upshot is, in many places, the wireless evolution/revolution is moving forward with the concerted efforts of both local governments and providers for the benefit of their mutual constituents — and is not, as some in the industry have maintained, bogged down in an endless review and lengthy moratoria cycle. Consequently, I am confident, as my wireless provider has assured me, that someday soon, I'll actually be on a wireless conference call for the duration. After all, in the wireless phone world, hearing is believing.
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Curated by Peter de Cupere
01.05.2015 - 30.08.2015
Castle De Lovie, Poperinge
The Smell of War will shed light on the first gas attacks in World War 1 and deals with the fascinating phenomenon of odour and thereby goes beyond the usual museum based form of experiencing art.
International artists from the present day demonstrate that scent can really be context and /or concept of the work. Scents evoke memories and so also emotions and associations, but let the beholder also re-think and reflect about the context of the work.
The main focus of the exhibition lies on the olfactory artworks about gas attacks and chemical wars, as well as on the not-smelling aspect by protection of gas masks. So we also show works that smell of nothing at all and in which the odour is only conjured up by the visitor's imagination, or translated as an odour through the image.
The exhibition will be supplemented by a publication.
The context of the exhibition are the first gas attacks in 1915. The aim is to allow the viewer to stand still and reflect on the use of chemical warfare and more specific including gas attacks.
The exhibition has two parts:
- THE SMELL OF WAR: Smell as medium of the work
- THE MASK OF WAR: (Gas)Masks as medium of the work – cfr. (non)-smelling
The choice of this division - that sometimes partially overflows into each other - was made to avoid that an exhibition in which only smell was working as a concept of the exhibition would quickly turn of the idea of protection against gas attacks.
Protection devices protect you from the gas and the smell. You are shielding the nose from the fragrance, the gas. The use of a respirator is also one of the first things we think of when we think iconographic about gas.
The Artists
- Alex Schweder (US)
- Caflo Yrot (UA)
- Camilla Maurer (DE)
- Christophe Laudamiel (FR)
- Clara Ursitti (UK)
- Dr. Elena Bodnar (UA)
- Gayil Nalls (US)
- John Bijnens (BE)
- Lisa Kirk (US)
- Maki Ueda (JP)
- Mattia Casalegno (IT)
- Nancy Slangen (BE)
- Nathan Vincent (US)
- Oswaldo Maciá (CO)
- Peter De Cupere (BE)
- Philippe Vandenberg (BE)
- Priyanka Choudhary ( IN)
- Sue Corke (UK) & Hagen Betzwieser (DE)
- George Grosz (DE)
- Otto Dix (DE)
Exhibition Address
Krombeekseweg 82 8970 Popering
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Business Journal: 11.26.06
Awards and Certifications
Child care center gets four-star designation
First Christian Child Care Center of Portland has received a four-star designation as a Texas Rising Star-designated vendor. This is the fifth year First Christian Child Care has received this designation from the Texas Child Care Licensing Division.
Kennedy completes certification exams
Dr. Paul Alexander Kennedy III recently completed his Board Certification examinations and now is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. The mission of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry is to verify to the public and to the health professions that a pediatric dentist successfully has completed an advanced educational program accredited by the American Dental Association Commission on Dental Accreditation.
Construction women get award at conference
Local members of the National Association of Women in Construction attended the Annual Planning Conference in Fort Worth Nov. 10, 11, and 12. The members attending were Vickie Thompson,
Lisa Huerta, Celina Romay and Barbara Taylor. The Corpus Christi Chapter No. 4 received an award for participation in Women in Construction Week for March 5-11. The week promotes the construction industry and National Association of Women in Construction members.
Boards and associations
Insurance, financial agents select board
Corpus Christi Association of Insurance and Financial Agents appointed its 2007-2008 executive board members, including Michael D. Shumway, Stella Castaneda, Michael Kennedy, Mark Kemp, Roland Barrera, Carlos Truan, Larry Sandbach, Andy Garcia, Noe Cavazos and Rick Ott.
Desk &Derrick Club installs '07 officers
The Desk & Derrick club has installed officers for 2007: President Ivy Young of Frontier Surveying,
Vice President Laura Ingle of Riddle Engineering, Secretary Cassie Peppard of Magnum Producing & Operating, Treasurer Nancy Covington of Mueller Exploration. Peggy White of Whico will be board adviser.
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Jones named chairman of bankers association
Corpus Christi banking executive Al Jones has been elected chairman of the Independent Bankers Association of Texas. Jones is chairman and chief executive officer of American Bank and president of American Bank Holding Co. The association represents more than 2,000 Texas community banks and branches.
Perez becomes agent for New York Life
Joe Luis Perez has been hired by the South Texas General Office of New York Life Insurance Co. as an agent. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.
Aquarium promotes Ralls to management
Kristin Ralls has been promoted to manager of marketing and communications for the Texas State Aquarium. Ralls came to the aquarium in February as the public relations coordinator.
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"Don't Stop Making Tamas!" Petition
Posted 03 July 2012 - 01:41 PM ( #61 )
Country:United States
Comment: I have Collected Tamagotchi's for a long time and I want to add more english Versions to my collection, instead of the Japanese. I have 5 Colored Tamagotchi's and I spent a pretty penny For them all and I think That says something, Fans will buy Versions they can't read to have the Tamagotchi live in their hearts.
Posted 04 July 2012 - 09:59 PM ( #62 )
Gender: Female
Country: US
Comment: I've been playing with tama's ever since I was little. I'd love the tama color in english! Bandai would be dumb to stop making these little things! After I get married and have children, I would love to introduce them to tamagotchis!
Posted 05 July 2012 - 04:01 AM ( #63 )
Gender: Female
Country: Australia
Comment: I LOVE TAMAGOTCHI!!!! don't stop making them... EVER
Posted 06 July 2012 - 12:07 AM ( #64 )
Sex: Male
Country: Australia
Comment: Don't give up yet Bandai, there are so many of us still supporting your Tamagotchi brand!
Posted 14 July 2012 - 01:55 AM ( #65 )
Gender: Female
Country: Alaska
Comment: Please don't stop making Tamagotchis, Bandai!
Posted 19 July 2012 - 11:15 AM ( #66 )
Comment:Please dont stop making tamagotchi's bandai! They are what makes me smile in the morning
Posted 19 August 2012 - 10:48 AM ( #67 )
Country: USA
Comment:I really love my tamas, and I hope bandai can make more soon
Posted 19 August 2012 - 11:50 AM ( #68 )
Gender: female
Country: UK
Comment: it would be a shame for children these days not to experience them
Posted 19 August 2012 - 05:54 PM ( #69 )
Gender: Female
Country: Canada
Comment: Bring TamaTown.com back, and bring Tamagotchi iD L to America! I've been a fan of Tamagotchi's since the original, and have to buy all my tama's online since they are no longer sold in stores!
Posted 19 August 2012 - 05:57 PM ( #70 )
Gender Male
Country : America
Comment : Bandai America are lazy :-Qes ...
Posted 22 August 2012 - 08:57 PM ( #71 )
Gender: Female
Country: Canada
Comment: I miss tamagotchis!!!!
Posted 22 August 2012 - 09:06 PM ( #72 )
Gender: Male
Country: USA
Comment: Tamagotchis are my life never stop making them Bandai America!!
Posted 25 August 2012 - 03:05 PM ( #73 )
Gender: Male
Country: U.S.
Comment: Seriously make more, and towards both genders! I think tamagotchis are way too girly and stuff now, I remember when I first got two tamagotchis (Not one, my dad got me two and my sis two when he came home from work) and I LOVED them. it would seriously hurt to see them go. and my first adult tama was whaletchi.. so that explains my obsession but please dont go!
Posted 06 September 2012 - 02:55 AM ( #74 )
Age: 13-15
Gender: Female
Country: England
Comment: Don't stop making these addictive "companions!" There are thousands of people who would buy them! Maybe you should consider the japanese tamas made into English? Don't stop making them!
PS; Actually, if they do, the price would raise.... So.... I just sell out!
Kidding! xD
Posted 07 September 2012 - 01:13 PM ( #75 )
Gender: Female
Country: Canada
Comment: At least try one last time with a color screen tama~ I understand if there is not much of a market for them right now, but maybe that will change with the introduction of a color tama and all the neat features that are see with the iD and iD L...
Posted 15 September 2012 - 01:54 AM ( #76 )
Gender: Female
Country: USA
Comment: PLEASE keep making English version Tamas. Your English speaking fans are just as important. You may be discouraged with the sales and lesser popularity of your last two releases. There is a fix to that. Treat us to all the nice releases Japan gets. In the past you skipped over us much with releases exclusive to Japan. To name just a few: Mesutchi & Osutchi, Mori no Tamagotch, Devilutch no Tamagotch, Mothra Tamagotchi, Tamagotchi Plus Akai, and the Urtama. What happened with sharing those with us? It would also really help if you actually kept better maintenance on the Tama Town website, stop giving us the bad end of the stick when you do release something over here(Can we say Tama-Go?) Also, please stop attempting to censor or tone down things before they reach english speaking countries. Even children at school see and learn about worse stuff than a Tamagotchi dying, a winged butt, or a character having a little too much fondness for Sake.
Edited by Zatchi, 15 September 2012 - 01:55 AM.
Posted 16 October 2012 - 12:01 AM ( #77 )
I say an admin or someone who is very active on TamaTalk should start a petition and add a little button to follow it from the forums.
Note: There are ZERO petitions about tamagotchis on the site, tons about pokemon and other games.
Edited by Dizzie, 16 October 2012 - 12:02 AM.
Posted 16 October 2012 - 12:35 AM ( #78 )
Comment: I love tamagotchi soooo much and would love to see a new ENGLISH version!!! It would be a dream come true or really great news!! Please bandai!!
Posted 24 October 2012 - 03:32 PM ( #79 )
Gender: Male
Country: Canada
Comments: Please don't forget about us North Americans! We still love tamagotchi and are willing to buy new ones you release in our country.
Posted 31 October 2012 - 11:24 AM ( #80 )
Gender: female
Comment: if people are still buying them then why stop making them


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PHILADELPHIA -- Tennessee's Shyra Ely plans on going home
next week to play for a national championship. She even has her
goal scrawled on the back of her sneakers: Homeward Bound.
Rutgers, however, is looking to deny her the chance of a happy homecoming.
Five years after Rutgers and Tennessee played in the Final Four
in Philadelphia, the teams are playing in the same city for the
right to advance to the national semifinals in Indianapolis.
"Playing in the Final Four would be awesome, and just to be in
Indianapolis makes it that much better,'' said Ely, the 2001
Indiana Miss Basketball from Ben Davis High.
With the way the top-seeded Lady Vols are playing, Ely might get
her wish.
Tennessee continued to cruise through the NCAA Tournament, this
time with a 75-59 win over fourth-seeded Texas Tech on Sunday to
move into its 20th regional final.
Standing in the way is Rutgers, which used a bruising defense to
post a 64-58 victory over Ohio State in the other regional
semifinal game.
"Words really can't describe how I feel,'' Rutgers guard Cappie
Pondexter said. "Believe me, I'm definitely happy, but we have to
play Tennessee next. We're focused.''
And the third-seeded Scarlet Knights should also be confident
going into Tuesday's regional final.
While the Lady Vols are 10-2 against the Scarlet Knights --
including a 64-54 win in a national semifinal game in Philadelphia
in 2000 -- Rutgers was a 65-51 winner on Dec. 29 at the Rutgers
Athletic Center.
Rutgers not only won, it embarrassed Tennessee (29-4). The 51
points tied for the second-fewest scored by the Lady Vols in a
game, and the 16 first-half points were two shy of the Lady
Vols' record low set in 1996.
That was the start of three straight wins over Top 10 teams for
C. Vivian Stringer's team.
"We were never in that game, so I certainly respect her team,''
Tennessee coach Pat Summitt said.
A whole lot has changed for the Lady Vols since. They've won 11
straight and again looked like championship contenders, without
even a scare through the first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
Summitt would love to add three more wins to her career record
victory total this season. She considers her Tennessee team good
enough to get those wins -- and a national title.
"I think we're one of the teams that can win a championship,''
said Summitt, who has 881 career victories.
Ely scored 23 points, Alexis Hornbuckle scored 14 points, and
Nicky Anosike added 11 points and 11 rebounds as part of a balanced
offense for Tennessee.
Ely got the Lady Vols going midway through the first half,
scoring six straight points to help build a 15-point lead. When Ely
scored another easy inside basket late in the half, the couple
hundred orange-clad fans who made the nearly 625-mile trip erupted
in cheers.
Ely already told her parents they can dole out tickets only to
fans who have been to a Tennessee game this year -- not a bandwagon
jumper. Those on the fence might want to rush to Philly.
"I plan on going home next week and playing for a national
championship,'' she said. "It would just be icing on the cake to
finish my career where I started and to be in Indianapolis in front
of friends and family.''
In reaching the regional final, Rutgers has avenged
regular-season losses to Temple and Ohio State. The Buckeyes beat
the Scarlet Knights 52-50 on Jan. 16.
Now comes the hard part -- trying to beat the Lady Vols for a
second time.
"Even though we beat Tennessee, they are a great team and
playing a lot better,'' said Rutgers senior Chelsea Newton, who
scored 13 points. "They are not the same team that came to the
Summitt and Stringer are longtime friends who have seen women's
basketball evolve from the days when coaches drove the vans and
recruited players from the dorms.
Now they're trying to deny each other a shot at the title -- one
that was blown wide open when three-time defending champ
Connecticut lost 76-59 to Stanford on Sunday night.
"If I needed someone in this profession, she's on the very
short list of someone I would call,'' Summitt said of Stringer. "I
admire what she's done on and off the court.''


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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa - The University of Northern Iowa men's basketball overcame a six-point halftime deficit and scored a 64-55 win over the Bradley Braves on Wednesday in the McLeod Center.
UNI (18-12 overall, 8-9 MVC) sent senior guard Johnny Moran out a winner in his final home regular season appearance. Moran scored his 1,000th career point in the first half and finished with 12 points in the victory over the Braves.
Bradley (7-23 overall, 2-15 MVC) got a game-high 22 points from Walt Lemon Jr., as he drained 5-of-7 3-point shots in the contest.
Bradley led by as many as eight points in the first half and took a 30-24 lead into the locker room at intermission. But UNI used a 19-4 run that spanned the final 1:06 of the first half and the initial 8:32 of the second half to turn it into a 41-34 lead for the home squad.
UNI started the second half on a 12-0 run, that included eight points from Marc Sonnen. Sonnen finished with 13 points for the Panthers.
Bradley pulled to within 41-39 with 9:26 left in the game on a conventional three-point play from Lemon Jr. But UNI again responded with an 11-1 run to push the margin to 52-40 following a three-point play from freshman Seth Tuttle.
The Panthers saw the lead shrink to six points with 1:19 remaining, but the Braves would get no closer and UNI was able to polish off a 64-55 win.
UNI will travel to Carbondale, Ill., to take on the Southern Illinois Salukis on Saturday at 2 p.m.
NOTES: UNI has won 18 games in nine straight seasons ... prior to this nine-season streak UNI had won 18 games only six times in school history ... Moran is the 34th member of the Panthers' 1,000-Point Club ... Moran played in his 131st career game as a Panther and is two games away from tying Kwadzo Ahelegbe for the school record at 133 games ... Anthony James led the Panthers with 19 points off the bench ... Tuttle tallied a game-high 11 rebounds ... UNI won the rebounding battle, 36-26 ... it marked the first time since Jan. 4, 2011 that the Panthers secured 10 or more rebounds than its opponent ... the last time it occured came in a 65-53 win over Evansville in the McLeod Center (Jan. 4, 2011) when UNI held a 30-19 rebounding advantage over the Purple Aces ... UNI made 16-of-19 at the line, compared to only 6-of-12 at the line for Bradley ... Bradley shot 50 percent in the first half but only 8-of-24 (33 percent) in the second half ... the Braves made their first five 3-pointers in the game.


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|Arkansas' Tremaine Thomas is one of many low-key players scouts are closely watching. (US Presswire)
NFL scouts have identified the elite talent available in the 2012 draft.
Most of the pre-draft media attention will focus on those players, from Stanford QB Andrew Luck to CB Morris Claiborne of LSU.
Scouts are just as excited about their favorite diamonds in the rough -- under-the-radar talents who provide immense value -- as they're about accurately projecting first-round picks. Super Bowl winners, after all, aren't built with just first-round picks. The players drafted in the middle and late rounds (and even signed as undrafted free agents) make up the vast majority of team rosters.
The expanded television coverage of college football today means that more than ever some of those middle- and late-round prospects are recognizable names to casual football fans.
Here are the top 10 underrated prospects scouts believe could wind up as top 100 picks in the 2012 NFL Draft.
Players are listed alphabetically.
DT Hebron Fangupo, BYU: With only 22 tackles at press time (including 5.5 tackles for loss), Fangupo lacks the statistics to convince anyone that he's a future NFL standout. Following his transfer from Southern California, however, the 6-1, 330-pound Fangupo has quietly emerged as one of the country's top run stuffers. Scouts love his power and intensity and feel that he's one of the more underrated defensive linemen in a senior class lacking standouts. Fangupo's ability to hold up against double-team blocking makes him equally attractive to teams operating out of a three- or four-man front.
QB Jordan Jefferson, LSU: Considering that he's the starting quarterback for the No. 1 team in the country, Jefferson is easily the most recognizable name on this list. Even so, many question whether Jefferson will be able to transfer his skills to the pro game. With Michael Vick, Cam Newton and Tim Tebow proving how dangerous mobile quarterbacks with strong arms can be, don't be surprised if a team is willing to look past Jefferson's career 59 percent completion percentage and instead focus on the 6-4, 223 pound senior's upside. Jefferson may never develop into an NFL starting quarterback, but his ability to challenge defenses with his feet as well as his arm could make him a valuable addition to a team willing to think outside of the box.
CB Leonard Johnson, Iowa State: Scouts love to see players step up their level of play in big games and that is precisely what Johnson has been able to do over his career, including putting forth a tremendous effort against reigning Biletnikof winner Justin Blackmon in the Cyclones' stunning upset over Oklahoma State. The 5-10, 202 pound Johnson doesn't have the elite athleticism to wow scouts, but his competitiveness and reliable open field tackling skills make him one of the more highly thought of prospects among the second-tier of cornerbacks.
WR Rishard Matthews, Nevada: When Matthews emerged as Nevada's top receiver last season after transferring in from Bakersfield Junior College, most attributed his success to Colin Kaepernick's passing and head coach Chris Ault's highly aggressive offense. With Kaepernick now in San Francisco, Matthews hasn't taken a step back but progressed further, leading the WAC with 1,250 receiving yards on 79 receptions. At 6-1, 205 pounds Matthews has good speed and can contribute in a variety of ways, including as a kick and punt returner. With a combined 15 touchdowns over his two seasons, Matthews may just be the country's best game-breaker whose name you don't know ... until now, at least.
OG Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State: From Jahri Evans (Bloomsburg) to Mike Iupati (Idaho) to Jared Veldheer (Hillsdale), NFL teams have learned to expect at least one "small school" offensive lineman to emerge as a legitimate middle-round pick. An All-American left tackle at Midwestern State, the 6-3, 324 pound Silatolu projects best inside where his good, but not elite lateral agility can be protected. Once inside, however, Silatolu's power and aggressive nature could ultimately make him an upper level NFL starter. Some scouts believe an opportunity at the Senior Bowl or East-West Shrine Game is all Silatolu needs to leap to the top of the senior guard class.
FS Tramaine Thomas, Arkansas: The talented defensive backfields at Alabama and LSU may have taken some of the limelight away from Thomas, who entered this season a reigning Second Team All-SEC pick. Despite being even more productive this year than last, as well as showing an ability to step up his level of play in big games (see LSU, Auburn), many outside of the Southeastern Conference don't know Thomas. The 6-0, 204 Thomas is athletic, instinctive and a proven playmaker. One might be surprised to know that Thomas is tied with Alabama's Mark Barron as the SEC senior with the most career interceptions (12). Thomas also has forced six fumbles over his career.
RB Robert Turbin, Utah State: Turbin is the lone underclassmen on this list, though if sources are correct, the Aggie may as well be a senior as he's planning on being part of the 2012 draft. Listed at 5-10, 216 pounds but appearing much stouter on tape, Turbin is a powerful runner with surprising lateral agility and straight-line speed. With 1,318 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns in 11 games this season, Turbin is among the nation's most productive backs -- and that isn't coming against just teams in the WAC. Turbin ran for 72 yards and two scores in Utah State's shockingly close 42-38 loss to Auburn to start the season. Turbin is hardly just a bowling ball of a running back, either. He's caught 65 passes for 817 yards and 10 scores, as well. Some scouts compare Turbin to a lighter, quicker version of current San Diego Chargers running back Mike Tolbert
CB Trevin Wade, Arizona: A breakout sophomore season (five interceptions, 14 passes defensed) earned Wade a spot on the Pac-10's second team all-conference unit in 2009. A deep left thigh bruise hampered Wade much of his junior season and he struggled through a disappointing campaign. As such, he entered his senior season a bit lower on the rankings than perhaps he should have been. This year, Wade has been as effective in coverage as any cornerback in the Pac-12. He is currently tied for the conference lead with 13 passes broken up and intercepted two more this season despite opponents often ignoring his side of the field. A three-year starter at a program known for producing NFL-caliber defensive backs, Wade's career totals (32 PBUs and 12 interceptions) are undeniable.
OT Dustin Waldron, Portland State: NFL teams are hopeful that several members of a strong junior class of offensive tackles will fortify an average senior crop at the position. If they (primarily Southern California's Matt Kalil, Iowa's Riley Reiff, Stanford's Jonathan Martin, etc.) fail to do so, developmental prospects like Waldron will be pushed up the board. At 6-6, 290, Waldron has a legitimate NFL frame and he plays with the nastiness scouts like to see. A four-year starting left tackle, Waldron will almost surely be asked to move inside or to right tackle in the NFL, but he appears to have the work ethic to handle the conversion.
OG Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin: Considering the amount of attention heaped upon Outland Trophy winner Gabe Carimi and John Moffitt last year and the build-up around Wisconsin junior center Peter Konz this season, it has been difficult for Zeitler to gain the attention his play warrants. A highly touted prep prospect who quickly worked his way into the Badgers' starting lineup at right guard, the 6-4, 318 pound Zeitler is alert and active in pass protection and is the mauler in the running game you'd expect from a team averaging nearly 247 yards rushing per game. Zeitler's last name made him the last player on this list, but in terms of NFL-readiness, he may rank first.
Rob Rang is a Senior Draft Analyst for NFLDraftScout.com, distributed by The Sports Xchange. Follow him on Twitter @RobRang.