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I think Bruce wins it for us. That'll be fun.
I think Bruce wins it for us. That'll be fun.
Way more interesting than it needed to be, but good job Logan.
Votto walks again. Brings up Phillips, who is suddenly hitting .257. Yeesh.
Votto walks....BP overdue
The good news is that St. Louis has also been losing so the division never ran away from us. The bad news is we had a chance to make it really close this past week.
Gotta get a win tonight to get some momentum.
Joey just keeps on keepin on. All for free too.
Brandon is slumping
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The United States will not tap the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve, President Obama said today, despite predictions by some economists and analysts that the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan will affect financial markets around the globe.
"Right now, we're not seeing a shortage of supply," the president said at his news conference in Washington, D.C.
The petroleum reserve is intended for "a severe disruption in supply," he said, but refineries are operating at a "fairly" full capacity.
Looking ahead, he said, if the United States wants to "secure our long-term prosperity," beyond increased domestic production, it must "gradually reduce demand" for oil.
"We are encouraging offshore exploration and production," he said. "We're just doing it responsibly."
Obama also said there has been a "positive trend" in U.S. economic growth, including a drop in the unemployment rate.
The president said he was heartbroken about the tragedy in Japan but confident that the Japanese would rebuild.
Meanwhile, his director of the White House National Economic Council offered his analysis.
"This is clearly going to add complexity to Japan's challenge of economic recovery," although it might also help by adding to its gross domestic product, Lawrence Summers said on CNBC this morning.
"It may lead to some temporary increments ironically to GDP as a process of rebuilding takes place," Summers said. "In the wake of the earlier Kobe earthquake, Japan actually gained some economic strength," referring to the 1995 quake that killed more than 6,000 people.
A number of companies have reported some damage to their facilities in the region. Sony reportedly has halted production in six factories in the cities of Fukushima and Miyagiall and has evacuated most employees, according to Reuters.
Tire company Bridgestone, camera maker Canon and Citigroup Holdings Japan reportedly have not faced major damage to their facilities in the region, Reuters reported.
"This is a tragedy at this particular point Japan did not need," Summers said, referring to the fragile state of the Japanese economy.
The Japanese GDP contracted 1.3 percent from October to December, according to Bloomberg News earlier this week.
"This is certainly the worst thing that can happen in Japan at the worst time," economist Nouriel Roubini told Bloomberg Television. "There will be fiscal stimulus to reconstruct but Japan already has a budget deficit of close to 10 percent of" gross domestic product and an aging population.
Beyond Japan, Tom di Galoma, head of fixed interest rates trading with Guggenheim Securities, said he expects the events in Japan to affect U.S. markets today and into the future.
"I think the overriding view in the marketplace is that the Japanese investors may have to sell U.S. government securities to pay for rebuilding of the economy and their infrastructure," he said.
"I'm concerned that could happen, certainly. I think my whole view is that the Japanese could be sellers for the next couple weeks trying to raise money."


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Chevrolet Tahoe Clicking Noise From Flasher When Turn Signals are Off
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A clicking noise may be noted from the turn signal flasher after the turn signals are switched off. This is commonly cause by a faulty turn signal switch which will require replacement.
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Electrical problem when using turn signals, it varies on which turn signal is going work or not, sometimes when I switch turn signal on the flashers come on instead of blinker, also making a clicking sound - Visitor
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Blinker noise comes on & goes off randomly, but not the blinkers. However, the blinkers do still work correctly when needed. Have not found a solution yet, but sounds like a relay or switch replacement is in order. - Visitor
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I am from Anchorage, but go to school in Boston. This may be too soon for some people, but also not soon enough for others. Immediately following the horrific terrorist attacks, I watched city employees run directly into the smoke and fire, not knowing if the attacks had stopped or if another bomb would explode at any minute.
People always wonder if modern day heroes exist. To me, those are my heroes. And they deserve to be paid.
It seems like an easy out when budget constraints become an issue. "Let's restrict the pay and benefits of our city union employees." But when it comes down to it, these are the people we rely on the most.
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Integrating social accountability in healthcare delivery : lessons drawn from Kenya
The Constitution of Kenya provides that most functions of the state are decentralized in a devolution process. The devolved health system is four tiered: community health... Show More +
Reducing disease risk in aquaculture
There are thousands of rickettsial, viral, bacterial, protozoan, and metazoan parasites that cause disease in farmed aquatic animals. While the basics of farm-level... Show More +
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This is the tenth edition of the Kenya Economic Update. The special focus of this update identifies some of the challenges facing Kenyas health system. It examines how... Show More +
Exploring psychosocial well-being and social connectedness in Northern Uganda
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Psychosocial distress and well-being among Acholi women in Northern Uganda
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Toward synergy and collaboration to expand the supply of and strengthen primary health care in Nigeria's federal context, with special reference to Ondo State
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Umbrella restructuring of a multicountry program (horizontal APL) : restructuring the multicountry HIV/AIDS program (MAP) in Africa
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Operational challenges: community home based care (CHBC) for PLWHA in multi-country HIV/AIDS programs (MAP) for Sub-Saharan Africa
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Corn Salad With Three Herb Dressing
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|Salad oil
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Fresh corn kernels
|4 Cup (64 tbs) (5 Or 6 Medium-Size Ears, About 5 Pound In Husks)
|White wine vinegar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Dijon mustard
|4 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Finely chopped fresh mint/Fresh cilantro/coriander
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Finely chopped dill
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Ripe avocado
|1 Large
|Firm ripe tomato
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Warm 1/3 cup of the oil in a 10- to 12-inch frying pan over medium-high heat.
Add corn and cook, stirring, until corn is hot and a darker golden yellow, about 2 minutes.
Transfer corn to a large bowl.
To make dressing, whisk together remaining 2/3 cup oil, vinegar, mustard, and sugar.
Combine dressing with corn, mint, cilantro, and dill.
Mix gently to coat corn with dressing.
Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Pit and peel avocado; cut into 12 to 18 slices.
Core tomato and cut into 12 wedges.
On each of 6 salad plates, alternate 2 or 3 avocado slices with 2 tomato wedges.
Lift corn salad from bowl with a slotted spoon; mound equal portions on each plate.
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I have a 6 year old JR. We got her when she was 8 weeks old and have loved her ever since. When she was a pup we worked very hard to get the "terror" out of the Terrier. One of her very bad habits was the defensive nature she took while on furniture. By constantly going to "bother" her, and placing her in a submissive position when she showed aggression we got her to act more family friendly. Until recently, the only time we had any problem was when she was josteled while sleeping (an understandable reaction).
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When policy makers and researchers consider potential solutions to the problem of uninsurance in the United States, the question of whether health insurance matters to health is often an issue. This question is far more than an academic concern. It is crucial that U.S. health care policy be informed with current and valid evidence on the consequences of uninsurance for health care and health outcomes, especially for the 45.7 million individuals without health insurance.
Some people might think it is obvious that not having health insurance will have adverse consequences for individuals' health. On the other hand, some people believe that children and adults without health insurance have access to needed health care services at hospital emergency rooms, community health centers, or other safety net facilities offering charity care. And some observers note that there is a solid body of evidence showing that a substantial proportion of U.S. health care expenditures is directed to care that is not effective and may sometimes even be harmful. At least for the insured population, spending more and using more health care services does not always yield better health outcomes or increase life expectancy (Fisher et al., 2003; Fuchs, 2004; Wennberg and Wennberg, 2003; Wennberg et al., 2006).
Is having health insurance essential for gaining access to appropriate health care services? Or is there evidence that the uninsured population receives the health care services necessary to achieve health outcomes comparable to the insured population? This chapter provides a summary of the key findings from the research evidence on the relationships between health insurance and health outcomes that has emerged since the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released its last report on the issue in 2002 (IOM, 2002a). It is based on two systematic reviews of the literature on the consequences of uninsurance for individuals' health outcomes commissioned by the committee in 2008: one that evaluated the recent evidence pertaining to children and adolescents (Kenney and Howell, 2008) and a second that evaluated the evidence for adults (McWilliams, 2008).1
In 2002, the IOM judged the available evidence to be sufficiently strong and consistent to conclude that uninsured individuals do not receive needed health care services, and they suffer poorer health outcomes, including, for adults, greater risk of premature death (IOM, 2002a,b). Hadley drew similar conclusions in a comprehensive and rigorous literature review conducted shortly thereafter (Hadley, 2003). Freeman and colleagues, who conducted
The commissioned reviews of the research evidence from 2002 to August 2008 on consequences of uninsurance for access and health were (1) Health Consequences of Uninsurance Among Adults in the United States: An Update, by J. Michael McWilliams, M.D., Ph.D., Harvard Medical School; and (2) Health and Access Consequences of Uninsurance Among Children in the United States: An Update, by Genevieve M. Kenney, Ph.D., and Embry Howell, Ph.D., The Urban Institute. Much of the discussion in this chapter is based on these reviews.


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This week's topic is Haunted House. Time to draw something spooky!
He challenge here comes in setting the mood and deciding what´ll make your house spooky. Ghosts? Hooks hanging from the ceiling? Dripping blood? Coffins?
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This weeks focus is mood. Jup, scary houses should be scary. Give me that haunted feel.
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This one is difficult, I can't say I ever found a house in itself scary and I think its hard to portray this, there is alot you can do for this but i think its the mood such as poor lighting, and tricks of the eye which can portray this. I am for example saying a shadow which looks like a monster isn't scary, one that may be a monster buts not that is! thats crazy.
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DEAR MELBA: Geni Thomas asked for a caramel icing recipe. This was the icing my mother devised to use on my dad's favorite spice cake. Mom was a child in the 1920s and was a good cook for daily food but she absolutely excelled at desserts.
The recipe is yummy — but it is not for the calorie conscious. You will need to double the recipe for enough to ice a two-layer cake.
1/2 cup butter, not margarine
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1/4 cup milk
13/4 to 2 cups sifted confectioner's sugar
In saucepan, melt butter. Add brown sugar and milk. Boil over low heat 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Cool to lukewarm. Gradually add confectioner's sugar. Beat until thick enough to spread. If icing becomes too stiff, add a little hot water.
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1/4 cup finely chopped celery
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Curried Chicken and Vegetable Pie
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|Cooked chicken
|8 Ounce (225 Gram)
|Cooked mixed vegetables
|8 Ounce (225 Gram)
|Canned homepride curry cook in sauce
|13 1⁄4 Ounce (376 Gram)
|Frozen puff pastry
|7 1⁄2 Ounce, thawed (212 Gram)
|Egg/Milk to glaze
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Preheat oven to 220°C/425°F/Gas Mark 7.
Cut the chicken into small pieces.
Place chicken, vegetables and Curry Cook-in-Sauce in a 1 litre/2 pint pie dish.
Mix together.
Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface to 5 cm/2 inches larger than the pie dish.
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Brush with water.
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Press the edges together, knock up and flute.
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Bake for 30 minutes, until the pastry is crisp and golden brown.
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RGIII….what can u say, ridiculous, spectacular. Hope he rests that back from carrying this team to promised land today. Game changer, worth every draft pick we sent & frankly owe St Louis a couple more. Scrambled, zone read optioned, lasered bullets from pocket, & when it matter most, drove that team down the field for comeback TD & victory. Our D is a long ways a way, our Special Teams are atrocious, but that's what a franchise, record setting QB means to a team, notwithstanding a patchwork OL. He torched the NFL last yr w/ jersey already in Canton, & we saw THAT player in full force today. 80 yds rushing, 298 yds passing, QB ranking of 105 even with a few drops, enough can't be said toward his game-winning performance today. To the Shanny's & Bruce A, great pickups w/ limited draft picks & 36 mil under the cap. J Reed, wow, ….D Amerson, solid, R Helu, A Morris, RGIII, Hankerson, A Robinson, R Kerrigan etc. All contributed beautifully. On to Denver, let's see what we can get!
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BOSTON (AP) -- Parents, don't put away those video games just yet -- today's gamer may be tomorrow's top surgeon.
Researchers who gathered in Boston for the American Psychological Association convention detailed a series of studies suggesting video games can be powerful learning tools -- from increasing younger students' problem-solving potential to improving the suturing skills of laparoscopic surgeons.
One study even looked at whether playing "World of Warcraft," the world's biggest multiplayer online game, can improve scientific thinking.
The conclusion? Certain types of video games can have benefits beyond the virtual thrills of blowing up demons.
In one Fordham University study, 122 students in fifth, sixth and seventh grades were asked to think out loud for 20 minutes while playing a game they had never seen before. Researchers studied the children's statements to see if playing the game improved cognitive and perceptual skills.
While older children seemed more interested in just playing the game, younger children showed more interest in setting up a series of short-term goals needed to help them learn the game.
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Several of my friends have had great luck on Match so I'm open to trying new things. The bar scene kinda faded long ago and my opportunities to meet people outside of work feel limited. I'm an introvert (INTJ), although I play an extrovert at work (senior management for a big tech firm). I am perfectly comfortable curled up on the couch with a book or my laptop and I definitely need some me time on a regular basis. (Read: I am totally ok if you have a job that has you traveling all the time- like a pilot or consultant - or working crazy hours.) The ideal person is a bit more outgoing than me but understands both sides of the personality trait. People might describe me as quirky, independent, and authentic. I try to find humor and wit in just about everything, and pride myself on being down to earth. I really am easy to get along with, unpretentious (most of the time), and drama free. I was born and raised in the DC Metro area (MoCo for you locals) but recently lived in Northern California (Silicon Valley) for a total of nearly years. Now living back in DC and love the city life. Definitely an East Coast gal at heart. I travel a lot for work but love to travel in general - I'm one of those top status airline snobs ;-) I'm in Massachusetts often and have been to London, Ireland, Germany, Australia, Singapore, France, the Czech Republic. I've driven across the US four times! (Yet still haven't seen the Worlds Largest Ball of Twine.) I don't watch a lot of TV but have been entirely absorbed into the whole "Mad Men" phenomenon. I love everything about the characters and time period. Or maybe I just see some of myself in Joan. Borderline workaholic, and I should be upfront about that. I can watch a magnificent sunrise and sunset from my office and I often do. I'm also a gymaholic these days. Had big knee surgery in April that cleared up years of chronic pain and I'm back with a vengeance. Love the outdoors and being active - can't wait to ski again. Other things I love, in no particular order: cherry blossoms, the Metro, Billy Joel, traveling to new places, a good throwback playlist, Bluetooth anything, anything Sperry Topsider, lectures, USAA, my Fitbit, and driving a stick (I don't have one now but did for years and miss it!) What else? If you have ties to the East Coast, are a fellow gadget/tech, travel often, are a bit of a workaholic, or your world resolves around some kind of domesticated animal - we have a lot in common. Drop me a line! PS - MUST love dogs. Or at least like them. Or at least tolerate some dog hair and a misplaced squeaky toy. This is really important.
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Just a few weeks remain until the 2012 season kicks off, with practices beginning the first full week of August. In preparation, I will share preseason positional breakdowns of the top seniors I have evaluated at each position, along with short rankings of non-senior prospects and a small list of other players at the position I will be evaluating next. I guess this can be called a series, since a new position will (hopefully) go up every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday leading up to kickoff.
I have withheld my evaluations on non-seniors for multiple reasons. I understand these draft-eligible prospects usually generate the most attention, but I feel prospects in their final season deserve our attention right now. We have no clue which juniors will forego their final year of eligibility in January and enter the Draft. And although juniors may make up the top layer of the prospects at certain positions, the senior class generates the depth and even diamonds in the rough.
Senior QB Preview
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Senior Tackle Preview
The short shelf life and wear and tear of running backs in the NFL has been an important topic in recent years. Yet, despite some even suggesting teams should rarely give productive backs a second contract, three ball carriers were drafted in 2012's first-round. However, I expect the same concerns to arise again this year, especially with the injury history that many of this year's top prospects' possess. With running backs I look beyond the box score and instead focus on their skills, and the group below certainly offers desirable qualities. Just keep a M.A.S.H. unit on standby.
1. Texas A&M's Christine Michael (5'11/215) - Let me start by saying that Michael is coming off two season ending injuries, including a broken right tibia and most recently a torn left ACL. That is certainly not good. But, until medical reports leak out I can only go by his onfield resume, which I love. Between his balance, frame, vision, and agility, Michael offers the ability to lead his team in carries at the next level. He certainly has the physical elements of a heftier back, consistently finishing runs to gain extra yards. But Michael also offers the lateral moves of a smaller back to evade tacklers. He is the best of both worlds. The combination of either making tacklers miss in the hole or bulling them over on short runs is certainly coveted in the NFL. It may be a slow start for Michael, but from what I have seen thus far he is the best senior back in the country.
2. Clemson's Andre Ellington (5'10/190) - For a zone heavy team, Ellington is the best schematic fit of the senior group. He obviously possesses the necessary speed and acceleration abilities to fit a one cut system, but Ellington's decisiveness on those cuts is what will make him successful in the NFL. When he is up to full speed, Ellington can break a fair amount of tackles, but the same cannot be said at the line of scrimmage. The Tiger's base is not overly wide, leading to a lack of natural balance, and coupled with his thinner frame Ellington will not be relied on to pick up the difficult yards that require pushing the pile. But Ellington does possess explosive lateral and upfield moves while constantly changing tacklers' angles. He is adequate in pass protection but is limited to being a cut blocker, and as a receiver Ellington flashes adjusting to difficult throws but is more of a body catcher than natural plucker. In situations where lanes are limited and Ellington is forced to create on his own, he struggles, however, if given the smallest seam by slanting linemen, Ellington will make defenses pay due to his decisive cuts and straight-line speed.
3. Pittsburgh's Ray Graham (5'9/195) - Coming off of a torn right ACL suffered in late October, I doubt Graham will be at full speed at any point during this season, especially with his style of play. The Panther is a power cutter, eating up plenty of ground while engaging in physical contact at each level. Graham is a stout and sturdy ball carrier but shows an elusive side in short areas with lateral moves. I am concerned about Graham's straight-line speed, but not every runner has to have home run, breakaway ability. Graham need to clean up his pass protecting consistency. He flashes the power on first contact, but too often he does not give full effort or a balanced base. I look forward to seeing Graham in a new offense, since many of his runs last year came from a read option set.
4. Arkansas' Dennis Johnson (5'9/213) - After taking over for the injured Knile Davis, Johnson shined. I see so many similarities between a young Michael Turner and the third-down ability of Mike Tolbert (and I usually hate comparisons). Speaking of third-down, Johnson is the best back in the country in these situations. His blend of reliable pass protecting along with his slippery style as a receiver is something numerous NFL teams could use. Sure, if I was in dire need of a two-down running back I might draft Montee Ball ahead of Johnson, but in terms of matchups and putting players in situations they can win, Johnson's passing down skills are in high demand. As a ball carrier, he is a slick one hop runner that is unafraid of bulling tacklers over at the point of attack. Blessed with a large base, Johnson gives defenders fits when they are attempting to bring him down. Due to his size, some may underestimate Johnson's straight-line speed. You shouldn't. He might not be my top back in this class, but due to his excellent vision, soft hands, and physical style Johnson is a player I would want on my team more than others.
5. Wisconsin's Montee Ball (5'9/212) - As one of the most statistically impressive backs in NCAA history, Ball is a by the book runner and consistently hits the hole with his shoulders over his toes, covering the ball with both arms. The Badger is best between the tackles, cut or spinning into open space while breaking plenty of arm tackles. However, Ball's movements aren't overly explosive, and most of all he lacks vision. Some of you may question that comment, which is fine, but I repeatedly saw him run into blockers rather than find the hole. It just so happened that those blockers were three or four yards past the line of scrimmage. I see a reliable running back in Ball that flashes changing linebackers angles but I doubt he has the talent to be a major contributor at the next level. Obviously I do not have a major issue with Ball's college workload or durability after ranking two backs ahead of him that are coming off major injuries, I just question if he possesses more than adequate NFL talent.
6. Nebraska's Rex Burkhead (5'11/210) - I admire Burkhead, because I would hate to play in the Cornhusker offense. In fact, I dread evaluating their offensive talent because of how anemic it is. Although, Burkhead is a breath of fresh air because of his grittiness and willingness to pick up every yard that is afforded to him. Burkhead could be viewed as a bit methodical and he lacks real confident, fluid cuts, but Burkhead works behind his blocks and always leans forward. Along with being an adequate receiving back, Burkhead finds creases at the second level and changes tacklers angles with exaggerated head movements. Sadly, I saw a lot of negative runs that failed to get back to the line of scrimmage, but the Cornhuskers offensive line could take the blame for that.
7. Oregon's Kenjon Barner (5'11/195) - Barner is a burner, but he needs a clear running lane to get anywhere. Behind a muddied line Barner shows plenty of apprehension, even showing hesitant moves at the second level rather than hitting top speed. Unlike other scat backs, I would stop short in saying Barner has excellent burst as he tends to build up speed, but once he hits that top gear, especially along the sideline, he is gone. Just like his Duck running mates, I worry when I see a large portion of his big runs coming after drifting to the sideline or turning the corner on collegiate defenses. It is not as effective in the NFL. I see flashes where Barner is willing to cut back inside, but once his upper body is wrapped up the senior is immediately on the ground.
8. UCLA's Johnathan Franklin (5'10/195) - Coming from an offense that heavily utilizes the pistol formation, Franklin may line up in a more traditional set this season under Jim Mora Jr. The senior takes some time to build up speed and lacks that explosive burst others' possess, but I am intrigued when Franklin flashes flexible hips to weave around trash at the line of scrimmage. UCLA's offensive line was atrocious, yet Franklin was consistently able to make positive plays out of little room. There is nothing overly sudden about Franklin, and it appears he prefers to run in open space rather than stick between the hashes, but he will be a reliable third or possibly second back in the NFL.
Junior Running Backs:
1. South Carolina's Marcus Lattimore
2. Arkansas' Knile Davis
3. Alabama's Eddie Lacy
4. Oklahoma's Roy Finch
5. USC's Silas Redd
6. Notre Dame's Cierre Wood
7. Michigan State's Le'Veon Bell
8. Oklahoma State's Joseph Randle
9. LSU's Spencer Ware
10. N/A's Michael Dyer
Seniors On Deck (To Watch):
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USC's Curtis McNeal
Stanford's Stepfan Taylor
Oklahoma's Dominique Whaley
Boise State's D.J. Harper
Miami's Mike James
Jacksonville State's Washaun Ealey
Auburn's Onterio McCalebb
California's Isi Sofele
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I'm a big fan of Michael, but he hasn't been able to stay healthy. But he has the sort of talent to be a great NFL running back if he could. It's going to be another nice year for RBs similar to last year, but I'm not sure if anybody besides Lattimore really stands out. WE might have another year where there won't be more than 1 or 2 1st rounders, but a bunch of good players between Rounds 2 and 4.
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Yeah Lattimore's a beast.
Nice player but never have been very impressed. Kinda just gets whats there, and I think they're underestimating how much their spread O opens up runs for him. For a guy that size, the kid from UNC Giovanni Bernard impresses me moreso.Clemson's Andre Ellington (5'10/190)
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Ellington is explosive, but he looks similar to the lesser version of C.J. Spiller before he started to round out his game his final year at Clemson. Ellington just can't get the tough yards inside. He's super-fast and quick, but he's purely a change of pace runner, nothing more than a guy that could get 5-8 touches a game, but that's about it.
I agree, Bernard is a good back. His older brother Yvenson was a nice back at Oregon State, but never had Giovanni's talent. But Bernard too has had his injury issues.
It's a foregone conclusion in this day and age that underclass backs will leave to avoid injuries. But even the ones that leave early still manage to deal with injuries at some point during their collegiate careers.
I agree, Bernard is a good back. His older brother Yvenson was a nice back at Oregon State, but never had Giovanni's talent. But Bernard too has had his injury issues.
It's a foregone conclusion in this day and age that underclass backs will leave to avoid injuries. But even the ones that leave early still manage to deal with injuries at some point during their collegiate careers.
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George had a huge job in a very old house that had years of neglect and abuse before I bought it. Not only was his work great, his attitude was wonderful.
Your installer was wonderful. I have never, in the 10+ years I have owned this old house, had as good and careful work done by anyone I have hired.
He does excellent work, is polite and tidy and no foul language, despite some of the challenges my old house gave him.
Now that my kitchen windows and door are replaced, I am able to go ahead with putting in a new kitchen, from new dray wall to granite counters.
Thank you so much,
As a customer, I found that each worker was courteous, knowledgeable and prepared on schedule. They were equipped with all the necessary supplies for the window replacement that was needed. The project work was completed in a neat and workmanlike manner.
AAA has carefully developed and maintains good business practices. Customers may expect and receive dependable service, materials and good quality workmanship.
AAA was on time for the scheduled appointment at each work phase: Sales presentation-exact window measurements-ordering new window products needed-removal of original broken window-installation of new window-clean up of work area when windows installation was completed.
In addition, they were available to answer questions about concerns regarding all phases of the project. Their office staff provided courteous and honest replies to questions regarding scheduled appointments.
I recommend "AAA Window Siding Doors" for future building renovation projects.
This was my second purchase from AAA Window Siding Doors. (Obviously I was pleased with the first encounter or there would not have been a second one) Mark came to the home and made a good presentation of the doors available for our needs. We made our order through him. The second gentleman came out and measured and did his thing and sat down with me and gave further information to us. He made sure that we had ordered what we wanted. He said we should have our doors in 8 weeks. I asked that it not be that long and he said they would try. He makes a very nice appearance and uses his time well.
Then there is Jeff who is the best worker I have ever had in my home. He is meticulous and wants everything to be perfect. He is the epitome of the "measure twice – cut once" rule. I have had many workers in my home and I cleaned up after every one of them until Jeff. He shows such a respect for my home, my belongings and me. When he left after doing an amazing job of installing the doors, I had nothing to do except enjoy them. My living room and the area outside the door was immaculately detailed.
I am very pleased with my new doors and the process of getting them done. Thank you for your efficiency.