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Rocky's ready to rumble as head coach of Windsor SpitfiresSunaya Sapurji at Yahoo Sports 3 days ago
Rocky Hockey is coming to Windsor and the Spitfires better be ready. On Friday, the OHL team announced they had hired former Edmonton Oilers assistant coach Rocky Thompson as head coach, replacing Bob Boughner.
"We want to play fast and we want to play aggressive," said Thompson of his new team. "We want our system to definitely be more aggressive than the Windsor Spitfires have played in the past.
"I'm a family oriented individual it means everything to me and I know the culture has been great there, but I'm going to build on that foundation and there's going to be trust in our locker room. Individuals are going to have success, but they're going to want to be a part of the group. That's something I can bring – bringing people together, teaching them the game and getting the most out of them."
"The type of people that we are we're all very similar personalities," said Thompson, a former third-round pick of the Flames in 1995. "The way we were able to succeed in the game was with hard work and determination because we weren't the skilled guys out there. We had to come in the back door and come up the hard way which is always a good way because you feel good after a hard day's work."
General managers hoping their gambles pay at CHL import draftSunaya Sapurji at Buzzing The Net 6 days ago
There were lots of gambles taking place on Tuesday as the Canadian Hockey League held their annual import draft. Many big names – including players taken last weekend at the NHL entry draft – were in the mix as 120 players had their CHL rights picked up.
Going first overall to the Acadie-Bathurst Titan was Russian forward Vladimir Kuznetsov. The 17-year-old won a gold medal with Russia at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge last year and played the regular season with his hometown Yekaterinburg in the MHL, Russia's junior league. He finished with 12 points in 43 games. He won't be eligible for the NHL draft until 2016.
Russia lead the charge at the draft with 19 players selected followed by the Czech Republic (12) and Finland and Sweden tied at nine players a piece.
One of the biggest names taken on Tuesday was Swedish defenceman Oliver Kylington, a second-round pick of the Calgary Flames. The 18-year-old was one of the biggest surprises last weekend when he fell late in the second round – 60 th overall – despite being projected as one of the top European skaters for the entry draft in Sunrise, Fla.
Paul Bittner forges his own path from hockey-mad Minnesota to the NHL DraftSunaya Sapurji at Yahoo Sports 11 days ago
There was never a dull moment in the Bittner household. It was in the small town of Crookston, with a population just under 8,000, in northwest Minnesota, that Jon and Jo Bittner raised their three rambunctious boys. There was Mark, the oldest; Ryan; and the baby, Paul – all two years apart.
He might have been the youngest, but Paul was the most independent and headstrong of the three boys. When he tried skating as a two-year-old, he refused any help from his brothers or his parents and would often be found on their backyard rink, lying flat on the ice.
"He wanted nothing to do with any of us," said Mark, now 22. "He'd say, 'No! I'll do it myself,' so he'd rub his skates on the ice and just lay there in the middle of the ice. When we would play we'd only have one goalie on our outdoor rink so we'd have skate around him and avoid him.
"One day he was up and skating with us and from then on we were all skating together."
That big backyard rink would host shinny games for all the neighbourhood kids. It would feature Jon's favourite polka hits blasting from the speakers, much to the chagrin of the younger crowd.
The town was in shock. Why would Bittner leave?
NHL Scouts Poll: The class of 2015 is average beyond the top 10Sunaya Sapurji at Yahoo Sports 12 days ago
The 2015 NHL entry draft has been fastidiously churning in the hype machine for more than a year now. That's to be expected with the likes of Connor McDavid and Jack Eichel eligible to walk down the draft floor in Sunrise, Fla., on Friday evening.
Both players have been labeled as potential generational talents and dissected to their fullest – McDavid since he was a 14-year-old and Eichel following in the spotlight a few years later. But there are other familiar names, too. There's Boston College defenceman Noah Hanifin and forwards Dylan Strome of the Erie Otters, Lawson Crouse of the Kingston Frontenacs and Mitchell Marner of the London Knights.
The top-end talent has given the impression that this year's draft could be as good – if not better – than the draft class of 2003, in which every single player drafted in the first round (led by first overall pick Marc-Andre Fleury) played, at the very least, a handful of games in the NHL.
So, what do the experts think?
The general consensus is that this year's draft is great at the top, but the high-end talent will taper off in the middle of the first round.
Is there a player you think is rated lower in the (NHL) rankings than he should be?
Leafs hiring Oshawa's D.J. Smith opens up another CHL job vacancySunaya Sapurji at Buzzing The Net 20 days ago
The junior hockey job market continues to heat up as teams across the CHL fill the vacancies that opened up once the regular season ended. In the interim, many of those jobs for head coaches and general manager have been filled. However, with the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL scooping up many of the CHL's best and brightest, there are still a few openings to be filled.
The latest vacancy opened up on Tuesday afternoon when the Leafs hired Oshawa Generals head coach D.J. Smith to join Mike Babcock's coaching staff as an assistant. Smith led the Generals to a 51-11-2-4 record which culminated in an OHL title and a Memorial Cup victory last month.
"I would like to thank (owner) Rocco Tullio and the entire Oshawa Generals organization as well as our great fans for supporting myself and my family over the past three seasons," said Smith in a press release. "I am excited to begin a new chapter with the Maple Leafs and work alongside Mike Babcock, Jim Hiller and Andrew Brewer."
Both Hiller and Brewer had worked as assistants to Babcock in Detroit with the Red Wings.
Maple Leafs will preach patience with their NHL draft picksSunaya Sapurji at Yahoo Sports 27 days ago
When it comes to the 2015 NHL entry draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs are saying all the right things concerning their fourth-overall pick. They're preaching patience with their prospects.
It's a refreshing change from an organization that hasn't much success developing high-end talent.
"We're going to look to be patient," said Mark Hunter, the Leafs director of player personnel and interim co-GM. "We want to protect our asset that's fourth overall. We want to develop them and make sure they're getting better without stumbling around where it's unnecessary."
At the recent NHL draft combine, Toronto's brain trust was on hand to scope out the prospects for themselves and interview their potential picks. Among the players in the mix for the fourth pick include Boston College defenceman Noah Hanifin, Erie Otters centre Dylan Strome and London Knights winger Mitchell Marner.
Marner is the player the Leafs are most familiar with since the 18-year-old was drafted by Hunter back when he was working as the general manager with the OHL's Knights. Mark Hunter's brother Dale was also the coach in London, so the Hunters have been keeping a close watch on Marner's development.
Top prospects pushed to the limit during 'tough' combine testingSunaya Sapurji at Buzzing The Net 1 mth ago
BUFFALO, N.Y. — After his combine testing was over on Saturday morning, Connor McDavid once again met with the media. He couldn't stop yawning. Whether that was from the boredom of being asked the same questions repeatedly or from running the grueling gauntlet of the fitness testing, one couldn't say.
Coming into the event, the 18-year-old said his main goal was to avoid embarrassment on the pull-up bar, which had caused problems for Flames pick Sam Bennett last year when he couldn't do a single one. McDavid passed that portion with flying colours, managing to finish with six pull-ups, a task not everyone could best. The hardest test for the prospects on Saturday was the Wingate bike test which measures peak anaerobic power and capacity and McDavid and Eichel were no exceptions.
"That one's absolutely crazy," said McDavid, who finished with a peak power output of 17.49. "It's tough but it's fun and it was good to get it over with."
When asked what his toughest challenge was, Eichel's answer was similar.
Being as competitive as they are, Eichel said he was looking at the TV screens to see how his tests scores fared against the other players – including McDavid.
Sarnia forward Zacha hoping to leave Czech mark at the NHL draftSunaya Sapurji at Buzzing The Net 1 mth ago
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Pavel Zacha has a number set in his mind when it comes to the NHL entry draft on June 26. The 18-year-old is looking to be the first top-10 pick from the Czech Republic since the Columbus Blue Jackets took Jakub Voracek seventh-overall in 2007.
In the final NHL central scouting rankings, Zacha was listed eighth among North American skaters.
"I hope I'll be top-10," said the Sarnia Sting forward at the NHL scouting combine on Saturday. "For almost like 10 years after Voracek no one from the Czech Republic was drafted in the top-10, so it would be amazing for me and for Czech hockey too."
At the combine Zacha said he conducted interviews with at least 24 different NHL clubs. He said the one with Philadelphia was special because he was a fan of Jaromir Jagr growing up and became a Flyers fan as a result.
Back at home playing with Bili Tygri Liberec he was lucky enough to play with former NHL star Petr Nedved who was the captain of the team. He remembers sitting in the locker room for the first time as a 16-year-old and being in awe. Nedved took Zacha under his wing and helped convince him to come to North America to hone his skills in the Canadian Hockey League.
Face off: McDavid, Eichel ready to make a differenceSunaya Sapurji at Yahoo Sports 1 mth ago
Memorial Cup final: Generals get it done thanks to unsung heroesSunaya Sapurji at Yahoo Sports 1 mth ago
QUEBEC CITY — It wasn't too long ago that Anthony Cirelli was playing AA hockey in the Greater Toronto Hockey League. He moved to AAA for his minor midget year and spent last season playing major midget.
On Sunday night, the 17-year-old walk-on scored the game winner in overtime to hand the Oshawa Generals their first Memorial Cup title in 25 years.
"Words can't describe what I'm feeling right now," said Cirelli, on the ice after the Generals defeated the Western Hockey League-champion Kelowna Rockets 2-1. "I'm just really proud of the team. We worked all year round for this and this was our goal.
"I'm in shock. We just won the Memorial Cup."
Cirelli scored both goals for the Ontario Hockey League champions, including the decider a mere 1:28 into the first overtime period. Kelowna goalie Jackson Whistle stopped overager Chris Carlisle's initial shot, but the rebound came out to Cirelli who shook off a Rockets defender to whack the puck into the net. It was a remarkable finish for an undrafted, unheralded player who persevered despite not having the same kind of pedigree as many of his Generals teammates.
That's high praise from Smith, who stands a towering 6-foot-6.
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FOXBORO, MA - SEPTEMBER 26: Coach Bill Belichick of the New England Patriots (R) shakes hands with coach Chan Gailey of the Buffalo Bills after the game at Gillette Stadium on September 26, 2010 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Patriots won 38-30. (Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)
NFL teams were 3-9 coming off the bye week as the Bills prepared to resume their season Sunday. Following Sunday's win head coach Chan Gailey was very candid in sharing how he felt heading into the game against Washington. "Scared to death," he said. "It's not something that's normal. You're not in your routine. You don't know if your guys are back into it or not. We had a couple of guys late for meetings because they were not back into the routine. It makes you nervous as a coach. Can they all get it back together and work the way we're supposed to work? They worked hard at practice don't get me wrong, but just getting back into the speed of the game in a hurry having been away from it for so long." Ryan Fitzpatrick said with the new CBA rules stipulating that players had to get a minimum of four days off during the bye week there was an emphasis on re-focusing as soon as the players got back to One Bills Drive. "There was a lot of talk to with this new way the bye week was going wit
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Trigbag dissolved in 2000, and Trentemøller chose a 2-year break from the House-scene. During summer 2003, Trentemøller returned on Naked Music with his "The Trentemøller EP" including the tracks "Le Champagne" and "Work in Progress". The EP was an international success and often heard on BBC Radio One and played by DJs such as Pete Tong, Danny Tenaglia, John Digweed and Steve Bug, who charted "Le Champagne" as one of the 10 best tracks released in 2003, listed in Groove, one of Germany's most important music magazine.
On top, Trentemøller received the award "Up Front Releaseof the Year" at the Danish DJ Awards in February 2004 for the Track "Champagne". With a string of legendary remixes on labels both obscure and renowned, together with his famous live appearances performing exquisitely tight live keys together with DJ-sets from his mate DJ T.O.M. around the world, the buzz about Anders kept going on in the global dance community.
Trentemøller returned with a new and rougher sound in 2005. "Beta Boy" (on Out Of Orbit) and especially "Physical Fraction" (on Audiomatique) marked the beginning of a new period for the young Dane. In February 2005 Steve Bug released the yet famous Trentemøller EP "Physical Fraction" on his brand new label Audiomatique. This release rapidly grew to a summer anthem of 2005 and put Trentemøller on the map of internationally successful producers to be followed by three strong releases on Steve's main label Poker Flat: "Polar Shift (pfr56)", "Sunstroke (pfr61)" and the "Nam Nam EP".
These three releases and a 12" on Tic Tac Toe consolidated his reputation as one of the hottest newcomer and freshest producer in 2005. Many reader polls awarded him as the Best Newcomer of the year 2005, crowned by a coverstory of German Raveline magazine in January 2006..
Since early 2005 Trentemøller and his DJ partner Tom Bertelsen are on a constant world tour which continues until autumn early 2007 with an exciting and raving live-show. Trentemøller loves to create antipodes in his music and so the contrast between large and vast echo chambers and sharp, direct in-your-face sound bits are characteristic of his sound. Coupled with outstanding production skills, he creates fascinating song structures. Thanks to Trentemøller's unique sound he has also been a much demanded remixer. Highlights have been his remixes for Martinez ("Shadowboxing"), Sharon Philips ("Want 2 Need 2"), Röyksopp ("What Else Is There"), The Knife ("We Share Our Mother's Health"), Moby ("Go"), Yoshimoto ("Du What You Du"), Matthias Schaffhäuser ("Coincidance") and many more. Thanks to the special "Trentemøller twist" most of the remixes became huge hits in clubland.
Since summer 2005 Anders had been working on his debut album "The Last Resort" which was released on Poker Flat in October 2006. This brilliant work reveals another yet undiscovered side of the highly talented musician. Other than his banging dancefloor singles the album is a beautifully crafted, astonishing masterpiece, that will leave you breathless. The 13 instrumental tracks together form a wordless musical story, almost like the soundtrack of a movie. It manages to capture a whole range of emotions in subtle melodic miniatures, dreamy ambiences, dusty beats, deep dub-tracks and driving groove-excursions. An ever-changing kaleidoscope of colours and moods, "The Last Resort" without a doubt contains Trentemøller's best work to date and became a huge hit.
Trentemoller is not only a dance floor genius, but a musical mastermind in the broader sense. Killer release! (DJ Times)
"The Last Resort" is such a great atmospheric, almost unreal album. It's the perfect dream with its mixture of Dub-Tech, Shoegazing-Ambient and clicking soundscape. (Groove) Genious and visionary! (Intro)
I can't think of any other producer who so deftly fuses minimal techno, big-room house, and the itchy-scratchy fidgeting of IDM without sounding tokenistic. This is sultry, sexy music. (Pitchforkmedia)
This is an seductive album full of moody and mysterious music. (New York Times)
"The Last Resort" gathered a big haul in many many reader polls and scored the #1 album of the year in many magazines such as Groove, De:Bug (Germany), Trax (France), Trax (Spain), Big Shot (USA), Freeze (Greece) – plus #1 at the German Dance Music Awards plus high positions in mags like MixMag, M8, Musikexpress, Metro Times, Raveline, Intro as well as BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix of the Year.
Trentemøller won the Danish Grammies (Danish Music Awards) twice in the categories Best Danish Producer and Best Danish Electronica album, as well as the Danish Critic's Award as best composer.
In 2007 followed two singles taken from the album "The Last Resort": "Always Something Better (feat, Richard Davis)" (Poker Flat 71) and "Moan (feat. Ane Trolle)" (Poker Flat 81 and Poker Flat White 01).
After four months of hard work by directors Niels Gråbøl and Urlik Crone and their team including shooting in Russia and postproduction in Copenhagen the amazing video for "Moan" is finished in May 2007. It tells the sad story of Laika, the first living creature in orbit. Since then "Moan" remained on high positions in the official danish and belgium salescharts – only based on 12" sales! The emotional video gathered high interest from TV channels around the globe and scored over 250.000 views on the internet in only 6 weeks. Trentemøller and his live partner DJ. "Tom" Bertelsen played more than 100 shows over the last 1 and a half years with their raving and energetic live sets mainly based on Trentemøller's dancefloor singles.
But in the summer of 2007 they announced a very special tour: "Trentemøller Live in Concert"! . For the first time Trentemøller and the band are performing tracks from the album "The Last Resort" live on stage! The band members are: Henrik Vibskov on drums, Mikael Simpson (guitar/bass) and of course Trentemoller.
Apart from being exceptionally gifted musicians, Vibskov and Simpson are already very well known artists in their own rights. Vibskov is a famous fashion designer with exhibitions in Paris, London, New York, Tokyo and more, while Simpson is one of the most popular and gold selling danish singer/songwriter. Elaborate visuals have been created for the entire show by video director Karim Ghahwagi and you can expect a highly entertaining and capturing multi-sensual live performance of an outstanding album! Trentemøller "Live In Concert" have been booked for many main festivals in Europe including Glastonbury in th U.K, Melt in Germany, Pukklepop in Belgium, Lowlands in the Netherlands and Roskilde in Denmark. While dates in the USA and Australia are currently being prepared, Trentemøller is already working on new projects including a film-score, and fashion line and new exciting releases.


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Ok, thank you Mary Lou for reminding me of hosting................I was thinking it was in April!!! I am sorry for posting late!
I have been thinking hard about waht I want to pose as a challenge. After reading some comments in a earlier weekly challenge............I decide on this technique. I challenge you to ALTER a photo in your LO. It can be digital( framing the photo, changing the color of photo, blurring parts of it or anything else), inking, sanding, painting or layering on top of another photo, etc. or any combination of the above. Please tell us how you altered your photo.
***I could not get on this site this morning and have tried twice, just now, to upload my photo with no luck..............will try this evening!
Well, finally able to upload photos!!
In my LO, I sanded the edges of the 3x5 photo.......I also inked it and then layered it on top of the same photo but larger.
********I will keep this post open till next Sunday then draw a name for a customized RAK.
Thank you all for submitting sooooooo many different ideas during this challenge! I love them all!
************** The winner of this week's RAK is.............................Laurie. YDS pulled your name out of the ball cap! Congrats!!
I will get the prize out to you the end of this week as I need to pick up your specialized goodies.
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2013 Pages Completed: 62
Thanks Robyn - looking forward to seeing what you've done!
Thanks for hosting/posting Robyn. Looking forward to seeing your LO!
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LO count: 12 Card Count: 22 Christmas Card Count: Projects: 2
Perfect Robyn I have just done a LO where I altered the photo to be tinted blue to fit the page!!!
Here is mine for your fabulous challenge!!!!
Thanks for hosting Robyn!
Jo-Anne - that is beautiful - so sweet and tender - love the floating bubbles - and all the delicate embellies - fabric, butterflies & tendrils!
Wow, cool layout Jo~Anne! That picture looks great tinted blue. I would have never thought of that!
Wow...........JoAnne!!! Fabulous LO and soooo fast!
I love the delicateness and tenderness of this LO! The butterflies and sheer fabric give it a sweet flowing feeling. Terrific use of the color blue..........great choice. I love that you split the photo up so it fits into the film strip.
Wonderful LO Robyn - love the stacked photo!!!
Not sure I am going to have much scrappy time this week.........I did this LO about a week ago for a different challenge. I also stacked the photo............ and very lightly inked the edge of the smaller one.
Not sure I am going to have much scrappy time this week.........I did this LO about a week ago for a different challenge. I also stacked the photo............ and very lightly inked the edge of the smaller one.
Laurie...........I love your use of color! The contrast is stunning. You have achieved a fantastic feeling of movement with the whirlie gig and butterfly. The journal strips are so formal................the brad attachment is a brilliant idea. How did you get the cute cut out above the butterfly? Love it!
That's a great challenge Robin. Thanks for hosting and posting!! :)
Robyn - thanks! Above the butterfly is just a round piece of pp (that I received in a toss) with some tear shaped gems around it.
Robyn I love your LO, that gorgeous straw pp and textures and dimension with the layering of gorgeous embellies. Love the bakers twine and natural fabrics. You have a gift with the rustic look. He is a beauty for sure!!!
Laurie that is a gogeous LO, she is such a natural poser that one you are lucky! I love the photo and diecut background, pinwheel, bold choice of pp in contrast and textures and pp strips and journaling strips. Gorgeous flower and butterfly. hmmm didn't see this one in your gallery yet ( or did I miss it?)
Thank you Robyn , Lauire and Gayle for the comments on mine! ( I forgot to post the link to it never mind).
Got this one done - need to take a picture and post.
2013 Progress: Completed - 87 total pages, 7 cards March Dash your Stash Count: 25 Done 20 Goal - Exceeded!!
I altered the photo from color to black & white because the colors in the picture did not go with the papers I had picked. I did a second one this month too - changing photos to sepia.


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NoScript Flaw
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
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New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
New partnership will bring more and better CS training to US schools
A Peek Inside TeslaCrypt Ransomware
Criminals offer online help over Tor network
Mumblehard Still Spams
Sophisticated malware is still present on Joomla and WordPress sites around the world.
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CNN - Caught at 100 mph -- now what?
From the CNN Article:
"Varying ticket penalties
Penalties vary across states and jurisdictions. In California, for example, a first offender likely will face a fine not exceeding $500, two points on a license and possible jail time. The infraction becomes a misdemeanor if the police can prove a driver was reckless. In Virginia it's a fine of up to $2,500 and mandatory jail time.
Some states like Florida and New York use a sliding scale for speeds up to 50 mph over the limit."
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Reckless driving?
Whether an infraction becomes a reckless driving offense depends on road conditions, how you were driving, the officer serving your ticket and the state in which you received it. Factors include if you were seen making unsafe lane changes or had a passenger in your car (even more so if it's a child). Reckless driving is usually a misdemeanor criminal offense. In Florida, a third offense for driving 50 mph over the limit is a felony. In Virginia, driving above 85 mph is considered reckless.
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100 mph citations, case study: Oregon, 2006-2007. Source: Oregon.gov
• 79% of the cited drivers were male.
• 81% of the citations were issued to drivers on freeways, and 19% were issued on secondary state highways.
• The highest percentage age group for male drivers was 20-24 (34%) followed by age group 15-19 (21%).
• For all violators cited, 51% involved drivers ages 15-24.
• In 2005, troopers cited 464 people for driving 100 mph or faster Between 2000 and 2004, troopers cited more the 2,600 drivers."
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The LaRue County Hawks whipped Nelson County Feb. 5, 71-41.
Senior guard Kelton Ford nearly outscored the homestanding Cardinals by himself, finishing with 34 points as the Hawks won for the fifth time in six games.
Ford almost had a quadruple-double as he had 10 steals, eight rebounds and seven assists, while junior forward Tyler Howell added 13 points and eight rebounds.
Junior forward Kody Key-Close scored nine points, while senior guard Dustin Coulter and sophomore forward Caleb Sheffer each scored five.
Sophomore guard Alexis Brewer scored 23 points and junior guard Ivy Brown added a double-double Feb. 5 as the visiting Lady Hawks knocked off Nelson County – one of the top teams in the 5th Region.
The Lady Hawks won, 58-55, despite a 32-26 deficit at halftime.
"We did a good job of playing from behind and not panicking," said Coach Travis Wootton. "We have played a tough schedule so we were prepared for this game. I think it was their first home loss this year. It was a good bounce back game for us."
The LaRue County Hawks mauled Meade County's Green Waves Tuesday, Jan. 29, 44-29.
The Lady Hawks continued their winning streak Jan. 31 with a 60-18 trouncing of Bardstown Bethlehem.
Since 1998, the LaRue County Mat Hawks have won 12 regional championships.
Head coach Gary Canter, who is facing his final regional tournament, said the championship is up for grabs between several teams.
"Central Hardin, John Hardin, North Hardin and us are all about even when you look at tournament teams," said Canter. "Any one of these teams could win the regional tournament. I am very sure you can't say any one team is favored."
The Mat Hawk seniors were honored at their final home match Jan. 30.
They gave the home crowd a night to remember as they rolled over Oldham County, 64-3.
B.J. Carman, the Hawks' top-ranked 182-pounder, led Garrett Bird 6-2 after the first period, then pinned him 15 seconds into the second period.
Spencer Hines decisioned Will Jennings 12-2 at 152-pounds.
Tanner Mouser defeated Sean Dunn 12-4 at 126-pounds.
Nathan Bell, the Mat Hawks' heavyweight, pinned Thomas Fow in 13 seconds.
LaRue County (64), Oldham County (3)
Jan. 30
B.J. Carman, Pinfall 2:15, Burd
Tony Couch, 9-8, Fullerton
Cody Strausser, Forfeit
Nathan Bell, Pinfall 0:13, Thomas Fow
Dawson Bingham, 5-6, Nick Wise
Dalton Bell, Pinfall, Kyle Steele
Kyle Edlin, Forfeit
Tanner Mouser, 12-4, Sean Dunn
Dylan West, Pinfall 3:22, Taylor Rankin
Raymundo Perez, 12-2, Doug Johnson
Griffin Dulak, 11-2, Sean Wilkerson
Junior guard Ivy Brown had a triple-double – 18 points, 12 rebounds and 12 steals - to lead the visiting Lady Hawks. Sophomore guard Alexis Brewer had 26 points, eight rebounds, four assists and four steals.
Senior forward Haley Holt had six points. Shalia Winston, Alisha Durbin and Alley Evans added four points each.
The Lady Hawks play at Green County at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the first game of a girl/boy doubleheader.
LaRue County Varsity Baseball
March 9 Washington Home Noon
March 11 Bethlehem Away 5:30 p.m.
March 12 North Hardin Home 5:30 p.m.
March 14 Elizabethtown Home 5:30 p.m.
March 15 Fort Knox Away 5:30 p.m.
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A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for much of the local area until tonight (THU), with the heavy spring snow possibly falling through Friday morning. Over six inches has fallen throughout the region, and Mn/DOT's Kevin Gutknecht says that if you *must* drive, give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination. Schools and businesses around the area were closing today as the snow continued to fall. For a complete list of your weather-related announcements, go here: http://www.knuj.net/2013/04/weather-announcements-41113/. To check on road conditions around the state go to www.511mn.org.
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Bishop Lawyers Get $553K For Work, More Possible
Court-appointed lawyers who represented Amy Bishop before she pleaded guilty to shooting six colleagues at the University of Alabama in Huntsville are getting more than $550,000 from the state for their work.
Circuit Judge Alan Mann has approved payments for two of the three attorneys who represented Bishop in the 2010 mass shooting.
Mann on Tuesday ordered a payment of $452,681 for Barry Abston. Mann earlier ruled that Roy Miller would get $100,426.
Mann also says attorney Robert Tuten is due compensation for his work on the complex case, but he hasn't set an amount.
Bishop was declared indigent, meaning she receives a taxpayer-funded defense. Some of the lawyers' payments include expenses, but the breakdown amount isn't clear.
The former biology professor is serving life for killing three colleagues.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
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Valley City's David Dunham would like to see some limitations placed on fireworks leading up to Independence Day. More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record.
The Barnes County Soil Conservation District is offering free assessments to homeowners to lessen the chances of their home being damaged in a wildfire. Learn more in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Organizers of the Debbie Gable Memorial Ride are seeking help from the community in the form of donations for the live and silent auctions that will be held in conjunction with the sixth annual ride to raise money for Hospice of the Red River Valley. To make a donation, contact Edie Johnson at (701)490-2045. More in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Valley City will hold a public meeting Wednesday to discuss the future of the city's renaissance zone, which is set to end in July, 2015. The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Valley City City Hall to discuss potential changes to the zone, particularly to re-examine the geography of the zone to determine if adjustments should be made that would allow property owners to take advantage of the renaissance zone, according to Tony Kobbervig, a member of the Valley City Renaissance Zone Authority.
More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Shanel Finke is the new event coordinator at the Valley City Area Chamber of Commerce. She replaces Courtney Henkel, who moved to Colorado to pursue other opportunities. More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
The Valley City Monday and Thursday Farmers Market will begin its 35th year next week where customers can purchase local produce, baked goods and home-canned foods and maybe even a few surprises. More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Meeting Tuesday, Barnes County Commissioners approved preliminary plans for a proposed residential subdivision in Green Township proposed by Terence Brock. More in Monday's issue of the Times-Record.
From demolition derby to fireworks, crashes and bangs echoed from the silos during the Sanborn Fire Department's annual Fourth of July Celebration Friday. Other events during the day-long celebration included a parade, children's races and a street dance. Photos and results in Monday's Times-Record.
David Trapp is the fourth generation member of his family in insurance — and he's been doing it for 40 years. To celebrate this success, an open house will be held at Heritage Insurance Services, where Trapp currently works, all this week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 202 Central Avenue South, Suite 5, in Valley City. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be given away.
More in Monday's Times-Record.
Barnes County and other area farmers are all welcome to a Dazey Plot Tour on hard red spring wheat, barley and soybeans set for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, said Randy Grueneich, Barnes County Extension Agent. More in Monday's issue of the Times-Record.


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It was in the fall of 2010, during a break in the taping of a TV talk show, when I first heard the GOP's operative theory about the election of 2012.
When President Obama speaks Thursday at the Democratic National Convention, he'll need to answer the key questions that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan posed at their own party bash.
Be thankful that fate didn't land you on the John Edwards jury.
I doubt that the average American is pondering the political death of Dick Lugar.
The Republican presidential race, a numbing slog doomed to be with us deep into the spring season, brings to mind the final line in F.
From: The Obama re-election team
To: Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry
Message: Thank you, thank you, thank you!
It's not often that President Obama gets to applaud Republicans for carrying his water.
There's an old saying that Republicans don't fall in love, they fall in line. And sooner or later, they'll probably align for Mitt Romney.
But not just yet.
It's early days.
After much digging, I have unearthed an issue that draws bipartisan support and landslide public approval. It even puts me on the same side as conservative legal eagle Kenneth Starr.
We believe that U.S.
Memo to Republicans: If you don't nominate Mitt Romney, you're nuts.
I'm serious here. You should quit your futile quest for the elusively perfect candidate and focus on the guy right under your nose.
It's hard to tell who is having the worst September. But I give the nod to President Obama, if only because of the scandal involving Solyndra.
Perhaps you're asking: "Who the heck is Solyndra? Another White House intern?"
Uh, no.
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It looks like Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. hasn't finished cutting its costs, as parent Lagardère Active is considering selling off most of the division or finding a partner who can help share the burden. Recently, HFMUS, the publisher of Elle, Woman's Day and Car and Driver, has seen a number of high profile staffers head elsewhere. That came as the company completed what it said was a two-year period of deep cost cutting, including the sale of its Enthusiast titles — American Photo and Boating, among others — to Bonnier in the spring of '09.
The additional sale has been expected for some time, though most observers don't expect the company to part with its biggest title, Elle, at least not completely, Mediaweek noted.
Lagardère SCA is considering selling its international magazine business in order to focus on its French magazine titles. In addition to magazines, Lagardère also has a much healthier sports marketing and athletic agency unit.
The company would seem to prefer partnering with another publisher at this point, before exploring an outright sale. HFMUS has talked to Conde Nast, but there hasn't been much interest. The most likely outcome involves working with Hearst Magazines, according to Mediaweek, which cites an unidentified source as saying, it's all a matter of whether the two heads of both publishers, Arnaud Lagardère] and Hearst's Frank Bennack, can come to an agreement. Representatives from both companies declined to comment.


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Someone on here mentioned that ice cream had not been cleaned off Paul Pressler's thing on the ground. So I wondered who this Paul Pressler was.
I did a search on MiceChat but all I'm getting is that he used to work for Disneyland, left, went to Gap, and I guess resigned. All I read in most of the threads is insults and angry posts written in regards to this Paul Pressler.
What is his story and why do the Micechat members, oh I don't know, hate him so much.
Give me the details, the dirt, the everything. I actually think he's kinda cute, you know in his business suit and caked on man makeup.
I just read an interview with Paul on another Disney inspired website and I see he was here during the time of DCA.
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- 1. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add the eggs, milk and vanilla; mix well. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture, beating just until combined. Divide dough into four 2-cup portions. Cover and refrigerate.
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Note: The MN curriculum has been updated for students enrolling in Fall 2015. Minor changes were made to a few individual courses; no changes were made to the overall structure of the program. The total clinical hours and credits are the same.
The Graduate Entry Nursing Program is for students who are ready for a career in nursing to receive a Master of Nursing degree. This graduate degree prepares students for practice as an advanced generalist registered nurse and a future as a nurse leader. At the time of admission to the MN degree, applicants are also admitted to the MSN* program to prepare for roles as advanced practice nurses or nurse educators. The program is also your gateway to the pursuit of a DNP or PhD, and an exciting, challenging, fulfilling career in health care.
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38 Years Ago: Ace Frehley Nearly Electrocuted Onstage at Kiss Concert
Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley nearly died on stage on Dec. 12, 1976.
Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley nearly died on stage on Dec. 12, 1976.
Kiss fans waiting impatiently for a follow-up to 2012's 'Monster' LP will get a little something to tide them over in January, although it may not sound anything like the band they've come to know and love.
Because just one movie starring Kevin James as a buffoonish security guard wasn't enough for America, now we have 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2' on the way.
The members of Kiss have already teamed up with Hello Kitty for toilet paper and an animated series.
Kiss began a three-week residency in Las Vegas last night, arriving at the venue in a Maverick Helicopter, which landed on top of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
It would seem Kiss left their usual leather and studs behind when boarding the fourth annual Kiss Kruise this past weekend, as the band instead performed two concerts wearing suits reminiscent of their 'Dressed to Kill' album cover.
Foo Fighters wore Kiss makeup and played a classic rock covers-filled set at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
He's best known for wearing face paint, leather and gems as the frontman for Kiss, but Paul Stanley spent a big chunk of 1999 wearing a different costume -- and singing a very different kind of music.
Gene Simmons may think rock is dead, but his former touring mate Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue begs to differ.
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KISS' Gene Simmons was asked about his recent "rock is actually dead" comments and offered up some additional points to support his argument.
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The diagonal measurement of a photo frame screen, from corner to corner.
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Their conclusions arrive too soon after more than 300 pages, yet resonate long after the final paragraph.
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FBO: Number Crunching, Week 8
If Brett Favre is healthy, he has a chance to feast against the Patriots (truly)
Each week, Football Outsiders takes a look at every game on the NFL schedule with a mix of interesting numbers and in-depth statistical analysis. Much of the analysis is based on DVOA, which takes every single play during the season and compares it to the league average based on situation and opponent. DVOA and Football Outsiders' other advanced stats are explained here.
Sunday 1 p.m. games
Washington Redskins at Detroit Lions (FOX)
Detroit has the league's best rushing offense in the red zone but ranks 28th passing in the red zone. Washington has matching strength and weakness on defense. The Redskins rank 24th against the pass in the red zone but fifth against the run.
Let's bring attention to one of the best, most overlooked units of this NFL season: The Redskins kick coverage team. Redskins kicker Graham Gano is having a poor year on field goals and kickoffs. However, the coverage team has kept opposing returns to an estimated 11.4 points worth of field position worse than average, and the Redskins haven't allowed a single kick return over 27 yards.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Dallas Cowboys (CBS)
If Maurice Jones-Drew has a big day against the Cowboys, it probably will be carrying the ball rather than catching it. The Cowboys have the best defense this year against running backs in the passing game. Those opposing backs have managed less than 15 receiving yards per game.
Jacksonville defensive tackle Terrance Knighton was one of the best value picks in the 2009 draft (he went straight from the third round to the starting lineup) and having a good sophomore season. Knighton is one of two defenders with more than 12 tackles and a 100 percent stop rate (Jason Jones of Tennessee is the other).
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Mark Aslett is Mercury's President and Chief Executive Officer, and is a member of its Board of Directors. He brings in-depth experience that spans the technology industry, across a variety of markets that include telecommunications, data networking, security, defense, and life sciences. Within these areas, Mr. Aslett has held strategic-level positions in or has been responsible for engineering, operations, marketing, business development, portfolio management, and general executive management.
Prior to joining Mercury, Mr. Aslett was President and Chief Executive Officer of Enterasys, and held various positions with Marconi plc and its affiliated companies, including Executive Vice President of Marketing, Vice President of Portfolio Management for Marconi Capital, and President of Marconi Communications - North America. Mr. Aslett has also held positions at GEC Plessey Telecommunications, and other telecommunications-related technology firms. He started his career at British Telecommunications plc as a software engineer.
A native of the United Kingdom and a naturalized United States citizen, Mr. Aslett has an extensive background in global business. Mr. Aslett has a master's degree in business administration from Harvard Business School and a First Honors bachelor's degree in digital systems engineering.
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Mr. Haines is responsible for the company's financial and treasury functions. He has extensive experience in corporate finance, strategic planning and execution, investor relations, and mergers and acquisitions, and has held senior executive positions in publicly traded companies spanning industries from technology and telecommunications to alternative energy and manufacturing. He also oversees Mercury's corporate development, legal, security, and various compliance and risk management functions.
Mr. Thibaud is President of Mercury Commercial Electronics (MCE), where he is responsible for sales, product engineering, operations and other duties.
Prior to his position with MCE, Mr. Thibaud managed the company's Advanced Computing Solutions (ACS) group. He also headed up its international subsidiaries. Before joining Mercury in 1995, Mr. Thibaud was Technical Director and Account Manager for Horizon Technologies, where he specialized in the development of Services and System Integrations for European Defense and Commercial businesses. Previously, at ONERA, the French National Research Center for Aerospace, Mr. Thibaud spent several years managing research and development of DSP applications in medical and defense electronics, and was the engineering manager for multiprocessor systems that were used for tracking and surveillance radar. Mr. Thibaud started his career with CHU Lille hospital's center for medical signal processing research.
Mr. Thibaud graduated from the Hautes Etudes Industrielles in Lille, France, with a degree in information technology. He also earned a D.E.A. (Diplôme d'Etudes Approfondies) in signal and image processing.
Mr. Ruppert is responsible for Mercury's corporate development activities, including strategy, planning and mergers and acquisitions. He brings a wealth of investment banking experience spanning mergers and acquisitions, capital formation, strategy development and execution, as well as transaction execution for a wide range of companies in the aerospace and defense markets. Over his career, he has provided strategic guidance and consultation on many marquee public company transactions in the defense industry in addition to advising public and private companies and investors on transactions of all types and sizes.
Prior to joining Mercury, Mr. Ruppert was the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of RSPartners, LLC, a boutique M&A advisory firm focused on the aerospace and defense industries. Previously, Mr. Ruppert was a Managing Director at UBS Securities where he led the Defense and Government IT effort from 2011 to 2013. Before that he focused on aerospace and defense mergers & acquisitions at both Lehman Brothers and Lazard.
Mr. Ruppert holds a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Virginia's McIntire School of Commerce and a Masters of Business Administration degree from the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business.
Charles A. Speicher, joined Mercury in 2010 as Vice President, Controller, and Chief Accounting Officer.
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including Vice President of Global Accounting Operations and Corporate Controller from 2001 to 2009. Mr. Speicher was Corporate
Controller at Cerulean Technologies Inc., a private software product company, from 1996 to 2000 prior to its sale to Aether Systems
Inc. where he served as Division Controller of Aether Mobile Government from 2000 to 2001. Prior to joining Cerulean Technology,
Mr. Speicher held positions with Wyman-Gordon Company, Wang Laboratories and Arthur Andersen & Company, LLP.
Mr. Speicher holds a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Scranton and is a CPA licensed in Massachusetts.
MARK ASLETTPresident and Chief Executive Officer
GERALD M. HAINES, IIExecutive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer
DIDIER M.C. THIBAUDPresident, Mercury Commercial Electronics (MCE)
CHARLES A. SPEICHERVice President, Controller and Chief Accounting Officer


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TONIGHT'S GAME… The Giants' 10-game homestand continues tonight as they host the Atlanta Braves for the second game of this four-game set… RHP Tim Hudson (4-1, 3.83) is slated to face RHP Matt Cain (1-2, 5.57).
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2. In a large frying pan, heat 2 tablespoons olive oil over medium-high heat. Add as many pieces of breaded pork as will fit in pan without crowding and cook 1 1/2 minutes on each side; transfer to a baking sheet. Repeat with remaining meat, adding more oil as needed. Bake pork 10 minutes, or until tender and white throughout but still moist.
3. In a medium frying pan, heat 6 tablespoons butter over medium heat 2 minutes, or until it just begins to turn brown. Immediately squeeze juice of halved lemon into pan and add capers. Arrange pork on a platter, pour sauce over, and garnish with lemon slices.


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Sounds about right for the V35 and thin neg at 5x7. My negs are fairly dense and I usually end up around 12s at f8 with the 5x7s. I've lowered the voltage on the V35 by using the 250V setting (although we have 230/40V here), that helped a bit. Check your voltage setting if there's any room to go up a notch. Going to 220V with a 120V mains might make it way to dark. However, another pragmatic approach would be using a transformer 120V->220V then setting 250 on the V35.
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It might seem way too early, but considering the returning starters and the teams coming back,
where does everyone stand before Signing Day and spring ball? Here's CFN's first look at all the teams for 2012 based on how good
they appear to be at the moment.
1. Boise State (12-1)
Is it time to doubt Boise State now that Kellen Moore is finally gone? The Broncos aren't off to the Big East until next year, and they'll need the year to rebuild and reload with Joe Southwick and Grant Hedrick battling to take over for Moore. The running game also takes a hit with Doug Martin and D.J. Harper done, while star tackle Nate Potter and two other starters up front are gone. Only one starter – corner Lee Hightower – is back on defense.
2. Nevada (7-6)
It might not be a return to 2010, but the Wolf Pack should be decent in
its first year in the Mountain West. Three starters are back up front, but receivers Rishard Matthews and Tray Session are gone. QB Cody Fajardo is an emerging star with his excellent running ability, and he needs help from emerging back Stephfon Jefferson to take the heat off. The defense came up with one of its best years under Hall of Fame head coach Chris Ault, but key replacements are needed on the line and five of the front seven are gone. The secondary is full of three seniors after finishing first in the WAC in pass efficiency defense.
3. San Diego State (8-6)
Can Rocky Long keep the momentum going in a good first year after taking over for head coach Brady Hoke? The top offensive stars – QB Ryan Lindley and RB Ronnie Hillman – are gone, as are three starters on the line. All the top receivers are back, and they'll have to shine in shootouts with the defense needing three new starting linemen and losing top tackling linebacker Miles Burris in the 3-4. Leon McFadden should be among the Mountain West's best corners.
4. Air Force (7-6)
There's always massive turnover at Air Force and there are always a slew of big needs to be filled, but unlike the last few years, quarterback will be the biggest concern with Tim Jefferson finally done along with backup Connor Dietz. Eight starters are gone off the nation's third-ranked rushing offense, while the defense that struggled so much loses Jordan Waiwaiole and three starting linebackers. In all, eight starters are gone off the defense. On the plus side, several young defenders saw time throughout last year.
5. Fresno State (4-9)
New head coach Tim DeRuyter will try to put the bark back in a defense that fell off the map last year. Losing tackle Logan Harrell won't help the cause, but eight starters are back including leading tackler Travis Brown. The offense will work around underappreciated running back Robbie Rouse, who should be a threat to put up huge numbers behind a decent-looking line with three starters back. QB Derek Carr needs to come into his own even though leading receiver Devon Wylie is gone.
6. Wyoming (8-5)
After the shocker of a 2011 season, the pressure will be on to do even more. Everything will start with QB Brett Smith, and while Alvester Alexander took off early to the NFL, the running game should be terrific. Both starting tackles are gone as is top receiver Mazi Ogbonna. The defense was one of the worst in America against the run, and now both starting ends are gone along with top linebacker Brian Hendricks. Three starters return in the secondary.
7. Hawaii (6-7)
New head coach Norm Chow should make Hawaii into Hawaii again offensively once he chooses a quarterback. David Graves is the front-runner, and he'll have some nice pieces to work with led by powerful running back Joey Iosefa and Jeremiah Ostrowski and Billy Ray Stutzmann to throw to. Three blockers are gone off the line including both starters on the left side. The defense wasn't exactly a rock, and now it has to replace three starters on the line and loses linebackers Aaron Brown and Corey Paredes.
8. Colorado State (3-9)
Alabama offensive coordinator Jim McElwain has to jump-start an offense that finished 101st in the nation in scoring, but his bigger issue is a miserable defense. Getting more out of the defensive line is a must with three starters back and six starters returning to the back seven. QB Pete Thomas seemed like he'd be a perfect fit under McElwain, but he left the program. The top receivers are back and Chris Nwoke is a good back to hand off to. However, three starters are gone up front.
Will things ever start to turn around for the Rebels? It's head coach Bobby Hauck's third year, and he needs to find an identity for an offense that didn't go anywhere and a D that couldn't stop anyone but Hawaii. The running game should be fine with Tim Cornett and Dionza Bradford good enough to work around. Finding a steady quarterback is a must between Sean Reilly and Caleb Herring, but the nation's 118th-ranked passing game will struggle even more with Michael Johnson and Phillip Payne done. Six starters are gone from a defense that finished 118th in points allowed.
10. New Mexico (1-11)
Bob Davie has a ton of work to do trying to erase the disaster that was the Mike Locksley experience. Any improvement has to start with the lines that get three starters back on the offensive side and has some rebuilding to do on the defensive front. Tackling-machine linebacker Carmen Messina is gone as are both corners. QB B.R. Holbrook has to establish himself as the leader from the start, and he has decent receivers to work with including TE Lucas Reed. The rushing combination of Demarcus Rogers and Crusoe Gongbay will be featured from the start.


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Former Cardinals QB Kurt Warner's last seasons wore him down mentally
Former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner is still proud of what the team accomplished during his last years there, highlighted by their Super Bowl appearance in 2008. But in an interview with Burns and Gambo on Arizona Sports 620, he admitted the pressure during those seasons might have cut his career a few years short.
Warner, who was 38 during his final season with the Cardinals, said that physically he was still able to perform when he retired but that mentally he was too worn out to continue playing at that level.
"Physically, I felt really good," Warner said. "I really felt like I could've played, but it was that mental stress and strain that was really taking a lot out of me."
Warner explained that because the Cardinals' roster may not have had the same level of talent the other top teams had, the burden fell upon him as the quarterback.
"You go out and throw for 300 yards and three touchdowns and win a game, and it's more of an exhale like, �Okay, I did it. Now I've got to turn around and do it again next week,'" Warner said. "That's just when it starts to wear on you mentality and starts to wear you down and it becomes more of a job than really just enjoying the game."
He also played a larger role within the Cardinals, trying to take the team to heights its fans hadn't seen.
"We were trying to change a whole organization," Warner said. "We were trying to change the personality of what was going on here in Arizona and that took work. It took work to convince the organization to push to new levels and in doing that I had to push to new levels and demanded more of myself as well as everyone demanding more of me. It was a unique situation."
Warner reiterated how proud he was of the team's accomplishments despite the mental toll it took, saying, "It was one of the most rewarding situations I was ever in because I had to do a lot and because we overcame a lot."
The Cardinals went 10-6 in Warner's final year, as he threw for 3,753 yards along with 26 TDs over 15 games.
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