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OH would have cream and ice cream if I let him. I like either as long as it's real dairy ice cream and I also like real vanilla custard.
Just for a change I made rhubarb and strawberry cobbler this weekend and it's luscious.
For swags you need the more flexible stems of ramblers which are usually not repeat flowerers. I have Malvern Hills from David Austin which is one of the rare repeaters and they also reckon Snow Goose is good - https://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/Advanced.asp?PageId=2058
This one by Peter Beales looks good and would contrast well with the other two - http://www.classicroses.co.uk/products/roses/rambling-rosie/
Honeysuckle very quickly gets shabby looking between the ground and the top of its supports as it puts all its energy into flowering at the top. It's good for scrambling into trees and other rustic supports but I don't think it sits well with a pergola. It is entirely your choice of course but I'd go for something that will perform well lower down the stems and not just at neck craning height and that can be kept in shape by gnetle pruning rather than major hacking which you honeysuckle will eventually need.
The RHS did tests - painted marks on shells and then waited to see if any came back. They all head home, admittedly at snail's pace, but they like home best.
More slugs than snails here but I toss them in the pond or in the road depending on which is nearer.
We have arable crops behind and to one side and pasture to the other side so they'd just come straight back to my juicy treasures if I lobbed them over the fence.
It depends on how good the soil is. If it's poor to medium fertility I would restirct myself to one plant per post but if it's good soil I'd plant two, maybe a rose and a cleamtis that would compliment each other in colour or flowering period so maybe a clematis for April/May and a rose to take over flowering from late May and June.
Whatever the case, I would prepare really deep planting holes back filled with added garden or bought compost and some well rotted manure if possible. Plant clematis at least 4" deeper than they were in te hpot and roses with the graft join 2" below soil level. Soak the pots throroughly before planting out and water generously once planted. Feed generously every spring and mulch every autumn.
I would also stretch wires horizontally between the posts to allow the roses and clems to spread their stems horizontally as well as vertically as this encourages more flowers to form.
Depending on how exposed you are you could consider grapes which would give you a crop as well as as attractive foliage. Wisteria is very good on pergolas as long as you follow the pruning regime to encourage flowering spurs.
I think honeysuckle is best on walls or trellises but you could look for forms of that which please you. You could also grow morning glory which is a tender annual so would allow you to have different colours each year.
Cream will be lovely and show off your plants well and bounce light from the bits that aren't hidden by plants. You'll need two or three coats to cover up the brown.
We have been tied to holidaying in high summer while our daughter completes her schooling. I bought one of those watering pod thingies with individual pipes coming off into each pot of toms and so on in the greenhouse but I find it a pain to set up and the number of pots allowed is restricted to the number of pods you buy so it can get expensive.
I solved the problem by buying a simple timer from Gardena which attaches to the outside tap and runs on battery power. I put a Y connector below that to run two hosepipes. One ends in a sprinkler in the greenhouse and the other is set in the middle of all the outside pots and hanging baskets which I gather into one spot behind the house for the duration of our holiday.
I set the time to run for 30 to 40 minutes at about midnight so the plants get a good drink and time to soak up what they need before the sun comes out. Simple, cheap and effective.
I grow Sarah Bernhardt without stakes and she's fine. So are my other peonies, despite the strong winds which occasionally blow through my exposed garden.
This has been discussed on another thread - http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/garden-design/worn-looking-railway-sleepers/285659.html where the general consensus was also to leave them natural.
The only reason to paint them would be as a design statement - like those fuchsia/orange/turquoise walls Diarmuid Gavin used to put in his garden designs for TV. In which case Cuprinol is a good quality, water based product but you'll need several coats and will have to maintain it over the years to keep it looking fresh.
Faded Cuprinol is not pretty. OH and I have just been replacing posts and trellis panels following storm damage. The posts were once blue and are proving a nightmare to sand down. In my case, I want them natural for another project but it would be just as hard to clean them up for repainting. I shall probaly end up buying new and cutting these down to make new coldframes.


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Accidental anal?
So during doggy style (last night) my boyfriend was REALLY getting into it and his d*** 'accidentally' slipped in my ass. Well it didn't slip right... Show More
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Yes, it can happen accidentally. If it was dark or slightly dark and a guy is in that mode or hump hump hump... it can be very easy to mis-align and penetrate in the wrong area. Once a guy does hit the wrong or should I say, "Unintended" area such as the anus, it might not cross your mind at first. Perhaps, we might just think that the for whatever reason vaginal penetration as become difficult such as a drier labia as folded inward.
Sometimes during vaginal intercourse I like to pull it all the way out, without hand guided insertion, I like to drive it back in as deep as possible. Once in awhile, I might miss. Although, if it does hit a wet anus that is lubed from her natural juice, it can sometimes go in. Mainly because she is already very relaxed and not expecting it. Although, if no anal intercourse has been had before, I'll be able to tell and stop. (Most of the time)
You should give him the benefit of the doubt and believe this could have been a mistake. I have no problem having anal sex if I want it so I know that sometimes it does happen by mistake and she's not going to think I'm just trying to play dumb about it.
My problem is that he didn't stop when I yelled out OW. He said 'Well you say that often Well I do when I'm too dry and stuff (which I wasn't at the time of the 'incident') but that's just a little 'ow'. This was a big freaking 'ow'. I've had guys go to that area accidentally before and their first reaction was to pull back automatically.
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Yeah... it's very possible it was a mistake if it was lubed up/wet enough. The two holes ARE pretty damn close to each other if you aren't paying attention/have your eyes closed in pleasure.
I'm sure his eyes were open..
Even so, the holes are pretty close. You it's very easy to mistake the two from different angles.
Definitely possible that it was an accident. My girlfriend was on top about a week ago, doing all of the work. Se went up, I slipped out, and when she came down, guess what happened?
Had I been the one in control, I would have been the one blamed. However, I know there are people out that that will do it intentionally, then pretend it was an accident.
I wonder how everything is going now 8 months later. I myself don't think it was an accident at all and I actually don't think you even believe it was an accident either. Point blank and straight to the point, if you have been only dating him for 2 months at the time of this incident and he had already been sticking his finger in your butt previously (several times) without you expressing that it is something you don't care for; then he had been thinking and wanting to stick his d*** in there for a while and was just waiting for the opportunity to try. What I would suggest to you in the future is to express yourself or you are going to find yourself in many more situations as such and this advise is not just for your sexual encounters. In life, express yourself or you will continually find people trying and taking advantage of you.
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U are from the UK
No sorry...
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I don't live in the USA...
I'm Canadian and half my family is British.
Well they are pretty close but I'm pretty sure that when he felt that much resistance he knew what he was doing.
Probably a good idea. He had no respect for you by pulling that stunt.
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He told me that he feels really awful that it happened and he hates himself that he wasn't more careful.
That's my opinion. Again you know him better then I do. Writing this you must have had some doubts. Look at what hesaysim2sexy wrote.
I will tell you once I was laying behind a girl & it was dark so I couldn't see but she said "not there" BUT we hadn't done anything yet so the other was not opened yet. Do you understand what I'm saying?
It was one incident & I hope that it won't happen again.
At this point it's up to you to give him the benefit of the doubt or not.
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i don't think it was intentional at all.. It has happened to me before.. it feels like somebody is pushing a knife up your ass.. I know it is soooo sore, and you feel in shock and stuff afterwards.. but you really think you should forgive him.. you can just tell him that he needs to be more careful and that it can't happen again because it is too painful.. but you should also not be so totally against it either.. going anal is really intense, but if you open yourself up to it, it can really be a very very satisfying for both.. the health problems are nothing to be concerend over.. try it!
Its not an accident. There's has been a few times where I was doing doggy and slipped out and almost put it in the wrong hole but I immediately realized because if it was the vagina I would have slid in easily. The opening to the vagina and ass feel totally differently. Its a lousy way for a guy to try to get what he wants, just ask or whatever
It was an accident it used to happen to me all the time when my husband would get too into it. I know it sucks it hurts so damn bad! I cried everytime! It has made me totally scared of certain positions where he is more likely to slip out. I've talked to him about it and obviously he understands and whenever we try those positions he knows he has to go slow and we have a signal where I can signal to him that he's getting too into it and I'm getting scared.
NO ACCIDENT right there. it happens a lot to me and I cry the whole time he does that. sometimes they don't listen till you finally scream and push him away... :( of course he knows its a different hole. because its tighter. he says sorry after but its too late. if he wants to go there, he should lubricate and condition us. :( sad sad sad
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Column: Playing Tebow not the right move for Jets
That doesn't mean Sanchez doesn't deserve his fair share of blame. He turns the ball over too much in the red zone, makes poor decisions at the line of scrimmage and has thrown almost as many interceptions as touchdowns. His passer rating is the lowest since his rookie season, and 30th out of 33 qualifying quarterbacks.
It's his fourth season in the league, yet he's playing like it's his first. Yes, he may lack quality receivers, but he clearly hasn't mastered the learning curve of a successful quarterback in the NFL.
Ryan sticks with him because he really has no choice. The reason John Elway got rid of Tebow in Denver is that the Heisman Trophy winner from Florida simply doesn't have the passing skills to be a successful NFL quarterback.
And, of course, no one tells Rex Ryan what to do.
"With me, I will never waver," Ryan said Monday. "I am not going to make a decision to save my job. I am in it to win games."
Ryan reportedly gave the team an impassioned speech after a game in which Sanchez completed only nine passes and threw an interception at the goal line. Undoubtedly, he called on them not to give up on a season that is all but over after an awful start.
Other than a Thanksgiving game against New England, the rest of the schedule is a soft one for the Jets, with games against the likes of Jacksonville, St. Louis and Arizona. Of the seven opponents left, only the Patriots have a winning record.
The temptation might be to do something dramatic to salvage the season. But surrendering to that temptation would be wrong.
Sure, it sounded like a great idea over milkshakes at the airport.
But Ryan seems to understand now what took Denver fans a whole season to figure out — that Tim Tebow is not a starting quarterback in the NFL.
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I graduated from Bradford in 1976 with a BSc Business Studies (1st Class) and then joined Touche Ross in Bristol as an auditor. I then transferred to Auckland, New Zealand office in 1980 initially in Audit, and subsequently in Accounting & Advisory. I became a partner in 1984 and took responsibility for Auckland Human Resources and National Training functions
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After a number of health issues, I decided to make an early retirement decision in favour of a more active and healthy lifestyle, and returned to NZ in 2004.
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33. Brandon Spikes, Florida 6-3, 249
Post-Combine Skinny: Disappointing. He was stiff, didn't lift, and turned
some people off by not running the 40. He wasn't quick through the cone
drill and the 29" vertical wasn't that big a deal. He needs to rock on
the much ballyhooed Florida Pro Day to secure himself in the first
round. He's quickly sliding.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 2 Positives: Extremely strong leader of a tremendous defense. A playmaker who was always around the big plays. … A better athlete on the field than he'll likely test. Plays fast. … Stood out on a defense full of standouts. Always was the star in a group of NFL talents.
Negatives: Not polished for all the experience. Not great technique in pass coverage. … A hot head. The good intensity is sometimes overshadowed by moments of mistakes because of his attitude. … Not fluid. A wee bit stiff at times.
34. LB Daryl Washington, TCU 6-2, 230
Post-Combine Skinny: While he wasn't bulky and might end up projecting
into more of an outside linebacker, his workout was strong on the
eyeball test. The 17 reps on the bench were a tad light and the 4.66 40
wasn't blazing, but he moved well, was quick, and he was fluid through
all the drills.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 3Positives: Terrific athlete. Unlimited range and is great at getting into the backfield. … Feisty. Gets through blocks by hustling and being more active than anyone else. … Doesn't miss a stop both in space and in pursuit. A killer.
Negatives: Small. A beefed up safety-sized player who doesn't have any room to grow. … Will be erased by a big blocker. Just isn't big enough to shed NFL linemen. … Late bloomer. Didn't rock until his final year.
35. DT Terrence Cody, Alabama 6-4, 354
Post-Combine Skinny: You know what you're getting. He's very big and very
fat, and he doesn't move all that well with a 20.5" vertical, a 7'6"
broad jump, and a 5.64 40, but he competed. However, he didn't lift. He
could stand to lose weight, but that's going to be his issue for the
rest of his life.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 6Positives: The textbook definition of an anchor. Plug him in the middle and work around him. … Eats up the run. Will engulf ball carriers on the inside. … Not a bad interior pass rusher on push alone. If he gets leverage, say goodnight.
Negatives: Fat. Is a bacon-double cheeseburger away from blowing up. … Might need the right scheme to fit his skills. In a 4-3 there must be a more athletic tackle next to him. … Not quick. He won't move three feet off his base.
36. OLB/DE Ricky Sapp, Clemson 6-4, 252
Post-Combine Skinny: He didn't show anything to make him anything other
than a 3-4 outside linebacker. He wasn't super-quick, he wasn't all that
strong (23 reps), and the 4.7 40 was fast for an end, but he doesn't
look like a down lineman. It was a good enough workout to keep him
easily in the first round, but not a strong enough one to put him in the
top 15.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 2Positives: Huge upside. A good college player who has the tools to blow up as a pro. … Tall, tough for a 3-4 OLB and can see time as a pass rushing specialist. … Seamlessly drops into coverage. Moves extremely well.
Negatives: Average run defender. Not physical enough to be a regular end. … Could stand to get bigger and likely will add at least ten pounds. Will that hurt his athleticism? Still an overall physical work in progress. … Gets caught up too easily. Not slippery.
37. OT Anthony Davis, Rutgers 6-5, 323
Post-Combine Skinny: A bit disappointing. He wasn't nearly as quick or as
fluid as many were hoping he'd be, and the mere 21 reps on the bench
hurt his cause. He didn't do much of anything to suggest that he
deserves sure-thing top ten consideration, but he wasn't bad enough to
fall too far. Basically, he wasn't the freak of nature he needed to be.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 2Positives: An elite prospect who didn't disappoint at Rutgers athleticism-wise. … Moves tremendously well and will be fine against any NFL speed rusher. … Talent-wise, he's a left tackle to build an NFL line around.
Negatives: A doorknob. Not disciplined. … Gets by on raw talent more than technique. Will be sloppy from time to time. … Has to stay away from the table. Could balloon up in a big hurry.
38. S Reshad Jones, Georgia 6-1, 214
Post-Combine Skinny: He proved to have great range and good strength to
go along with his size. the 24 reps were among the best of the defensive
backs and the 4.54 40 was exactly what he needed to run. He was
explosive, quick, and looked like the type of prospect who can hang
around someone's secondary for the next several years.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 6Positives: Strong with range. Moves around well enough to be used just about anywhere. … Tough. Has no problem when the ground game runs right at him. … A very good, very sound player who stood out on an athletic defense.
Negatives: Quick, but not necessarily fast to the ball. … Not as instinctive as many NFL teams would like. Got away with a lot in college by simply being better than everyone else. That won't work at the next level. … Misses too many plays. Not as intimidating as he should be when the ball is in the air.
39. OLB Eric Norwood, South Carolina 6-1, 245
Post-Combine Skinny: It was the workout he needed to overcome an
overrated and inconsistent season. Smooth as silk, he was extremely
quick in everything he did and the 4.67 40 wasn't bad. He doesn't have
the size to even think about being an NFL defensive end, but he has the
athleticism to become a whale of an outside linebacker.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 10 Positives: Occasionally a pass rushing terror as a defensive end. Can play outside in a 3-4 as an OLB or a 4-3 as a smallish end. … Big hitter and an emotional tone-setter. The star of the front seven with players working around him. … Strong. Doesn't get shoved around easily.
Negatives: Had a few monster games that everyone saw and got by on reputation the rest of the way. … Not big enough to be a regular end and not athletic enough to be a special LB. … Struggles with his consistency. Drifts too much during plays and gets knocked out
of the play way too easily.
40. QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan 6-3, 230
Post-Combine Skinny: Had a strange Combine, but it was overall a good
experience. He proved to be big, he was one of the best runners with a
4.66 40, and he looked great in the agility drills. However, he pulled
out of the passing drills choosing to wait for his Pro Day, and he
ticked off most of the scouts by not competing.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 4 Positives: Ultra-productive. Arguably the greatest, most accomplished player in MAC history and held his own when facing better competition. … Excellent mobility and durability. He took big shot after big shot and didn't have too many problems. … Patient. He rarely misses a read.
Negatives: Lacks the howitzer. He's not going to throw a pea through a 2x4, but his arm isn't a liability. … The spread. He has to prove he can make the transition to being under center on a regular basis. … The MAC. He was fine against most BCS conference teams, but he was dominant against mediocre competition.
41. CB Devin McCourty, Rutgers 5-11, 193
Post-Combine Skinny: He had a strong enough workout to move up the draft
boards. He was relatively big, he moved extremely well with a 4.48 40
and fantastic times in the agility drills, and he showed off the raw
skills to become a possible producer from Day One. The 16 reps on the
bench were really, really good for this group.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 9Positives: A good athlete with nice size and strength. Has a good all-around combination of skills. … Moves well. Fluid. … Is always around the ball. Sniffs plays out well.
Negatives: Will get pushed around a little bit. Will fight, but doesn't always win. … Not much of a run stopper. Not really a safety prospect. … Not a difference maker. Good and solid, but not special.
42. RB Montario Hardesty, Tennessee 6-0, 225
Post-Combine Skinny: There will be more than a few teams ticked off that
the sleeper of the RB class did such a great job in Indy. Considering
his size, a 4.49 40 is fantastic and he was as quick as anyone in the
shuttle and cone drills. The 10'4" broad jump tied for the best of the
RBs. Basically, if you liked him before, he's a must-have now.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 7 Positives: An underappreciated collegiate runner who carried a bad Tennessee offense. … Nice power and good fight. Will work for the every yard. … Decent enough quickness to get slip through the line.
Negatives: Not enough speed. He's not going to break off many big runs, if any. … Not a special runner in any way. He earns what he gets but won't be pretty doing it. … Too physical to not be a better blocker.
43. DE Everson Griffen, USC 6-3, 273
Post-Combine Skinny: The combination of size, speed, and strength were
impressive. While he wasn't always speedy through the agility drills, he
looked the part in the basics, ran a blazing 4.66, and lifted 32 times.
As everyone knew, though, the raw skills were never a question. Can he
harness them and use them every Sunday? Someone will say yes and will
want to coach him up.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 4 Positives: Excellent combination of strength and speed. Looks the part. … Eats up everything that comes his way. Holds up well against the bigger tackles. … When he's on, he's a dangerous pass rusher and can change a game.
Negatives: Wasn't nearly as impressive as he was supposed to be. Was good, not great. … Needs to get his butt kicked. Will he be more motivated once he gets paid? Questionable. … Is a ghost at times. Disappears way too often.
44. RB Toby Gerhart, Stanford 6-0, 231
Post-Combine Skinny: Strangely enough considering what a hot player he
was at the end of the year, few were talking about him and there was
little buzz. However, he had a great Combine running an excellent 4.53,
considering he's over 230 pounds, was strong, explosive, and looked the
part of an NFL running back. Considering all the scatbacks and smallish
specialist types, Gerhart proved he has the raw skills and could be the
workhorse missing from this draft.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 5 Positives: Ultra-productive. Produced even with all 11 defenders keying on him. … A power runner who won't go down with just one hit. … A better receiver than he gets credit for.
Negatives: No breakaway speed. He's not going to bounce too many runs against NFL defenders. … Might have a short NFL shelf life. The tread will wear thin on the tires in a big hurry. … He'll need to play behind a good line to give him a lane.
45. DE Carlos Dunlap, Florida 6-6, 277
Post-Combine Skinny: He's big, and that was confirmed with both the
eyeball test and the weigh-in, and he ran well for his size with a 4.71,
but there were way too many problems. The buzz was that he bombed his
interviews and did nothing to come across as contrite for off-the-field
problems or sincere when it came to questions about his lack of
commitment and focus. Might be the epitome of the million dollar body
with the ten-cent head.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 2Positives: Tremendous all around talent with Pro Bowl skills and size. … Great against the run. Knows how to use his bulk. … Strong, big, and can fit in any system. Has all the tools.
Negatives: Underwhelming as a collegian for all his talent. Was good, but wasn't special like he should've been. … Knucklehead streak. Had off-the-field issues. … Needs a fire lit under him. If Urban Meyer couldn't do it … .
46. WR Arrelious Benn, Illinois 6-1, 219
Post-Combine Skinny: It depends on who gets asked, but either Benn was
great, showing good quickness and nice speed with a 4.48, or he was
mediocre as he didn't exactly look comfortable catching the football.
That's a problem for an NFL wide receiver. He has the raw skills, but he
Combine showed that he might need some work and some polish. On the plus
side, the 20 reps on the bench were impressive.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 3 Positives: A tremendous talent with six, speed, quickness, and pure athletic ability. … Versatile. Can be used as a deep target or as a possession receiver, and he can return kicks. … Good attitude. He wasn't the problem when Illinois struggled.
Negatives: Not productive. Considered a top-shelf recruit, he never came through with the production expected and didn't do enough to get into the end zone. … Needs overall work on his route running and his technique. Not a finished product. … Disappeared way too much considering he was often the best player on the field.
47. RB Ben Tate, Auburn 5-11, 220
Post-Combine Skinny: Phenomenal. At 220 pounds he tore off a 4.43, came
up with a defensive tackle-like 26 reps, and was the quickest back in
the class in the shuttle drill and tied for the broad jump lead with a
10'4" Not a workout warrior, he's a real player who happened to work out
REALLY well.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 9 Positives: A strong runner who makes things happen with decent power. … Good speed for a runner whose game is based on being physical. … No one in the secondary wants to see him coming.
Negatives: Never quite found the right fit at Auburn. He was good, but not special. … Considering his style, he dances a bit too much. Needs to be more decisive. … There isn't any one thing that makes him stand out at an NFL level.
48. RB Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech 5-11, 229
Post-Combine Skinny: Not a disaster, but close. He ran a mediocre 4.59 and only lifted 15 reps. Worse yet, he struggled with the passing drills, didn't look as smooth as he needed to, and wasn't the must-have back he could've been with a great Combine.
He went from being a fringe top 15 pick to a back-of-the-pack second
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 1 Positives: Near-perfect combination of size and speed with the ability to make defenders miss in the open field. … Nice pop. While not a bruiser, he's tough to bring down and will hit. … It won't take as much tweaking as many might believe to adjust from the triple-option to a pro-style.
Negatives: Never asked to pass protect and wasn't used much as a receiver. … The numbers were way skewed because of the offensive style. … Not necessarily quick in a shake-and-bake way. Needs a lane to cut through.
49. DT Lamarr Houston, Texas 6-3, 305
Post-Combine Skinny: He helped himself immeasurably. The 305-pound size
was good, and the workout was fantastic with a 4.85 40, 30 reps on the
bench, and a tremendous 33.5" vertical. The 9'6" broad jump and the
speed and quickness around the drills were impressive. Someone will have
specific ideas for him.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 10 Positives: Great base and can't be moved. … If he gets leverage, he'll throw a blocker into the backfield. … A decent athlete who can play inside in any scheme.
Negatives: Didn't quite produce as much as everyone expected. Fine, but not special career. … Not slippery. Once blocked he stays blocked. … Not creative. No pass rushing moves.
50. TE Rob Gronkowski, Arizona 6-6, 264
Post-Combine Skinny: Still recovering from a back problem, he didn't run
but he did lift coming up with 23 reps. He measured big, and if he can
move well in at least one workout, he'll likely be the No. 2 tight end
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 2 Positives: The total package. He has size, athleticism, hands, and toughness. … The best combination of tight end skills and talent in the draft. … Great route runner with baby-soft hands.
Negatives: Can't stay healthy. Was a superstar when on the field, but he wasn't on the field that much. … Not necessarily a deep threat. He'll be more of a mid-range receiver. … Not all that experienced after missing so much time. Small body of work to go by.
51. WR Carlton Mitchell, South Florida 6-4, 215
Post-Combine Skinny: Talk about looking the part, Mitchell is chiseled
out of stone and had the workout to make everyone more interested in the
game film. The 16 reps were fine, and the 10'2" broad jump was solid,
but the 4.49 for a player that big created the necessary buzz. He could
be a great value pick in the second round.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 11 Positives: Devastating speed and size combination. He has all the tools to be special. … Not soft for being a speed receiver. He's great at throwing his body around and is great at getting physical. … Limitless talent. He's a relatively raw player who could blossom into something amazing.
Negatives: Needs a ton of work. The potential is there, but he needs time to grow into his upside. … Takes way too long to run his routes. Too much needless motion. … Not a natural receiver. He doesn't do a good enough job to consistently grab the ball.
52. CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest 6-0, 192
Post-Combine Skinny: Really, really quick as part of the best workout of
any of the corners. No other corner had Ghee's combination of raw skills
running a 4.45 with 15 reps on the bench. He also destroyed the short
drills sticking and exploding around the cones and in the shuttle. The
10'7" broad jump was among the best of the bunch.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 15 Positives: Great athlete at an NFL level. Looks the part. … Big and long. Has the size to be great against bigger targets. … Not that bad against the run. Willing to make a big stick.
Negatives: Scratching the surface. Still has work to do to reach his potential, but he isn't a sure thing. … Tall, and plays like it. Has to be able to get down and turn a little better. … Not all that instinctive. Doesn't sniff out plays well enough.
53. DE Alex Carrington, Arkansas State 6-5, 285
Post-Combine Skinny: All that mattered was how strong he was and how
smooth he looked. He was good enough moving around, and the 4.89 40
isn't all that big a deal considering he's 285 pounds and came up with
26 reps on the bench. He's a 3-4 end and he might have proved that.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 12 Positives: Phenomenal size. A massive body who fits as a 3-4 end and is athletic enough to play in a 4-3. Smart enough to handle any scheme. … Dominated at the Senior Bowl. Was tremendous in practices and had everyone buzzing. … Engulfs ball-carriers against the run. Can play end as a run defender alone.
Negatives: Underwhelming last year after a great junior season. … Doesn't fly off the line. Not a great burst into the backfield against better linemen. … Needs to get more moves. Isn't a polished pass rusher.
54. OG Mike Johnson, Alabama 6-5, 312
Post-Combine Skinny: He didn't lift and he didn't run or jump well. The
athleticism wasn't there to suggest he could be a
zone blocker to get on the move on a regular basis,
and he was too stiff. In other words, it wasn't a
great Combine.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 2Positives: The best lineman on a national title front five. There's a reason why the Bama running game was so good, and Johnson was a key piece to the puzzle. … Flawless technique. Won't need much work, if any, once he hits a camp. … Great worker and doesn't make mistakes. The type of player who hangs around the league for a decade.
Negatives: Doesn't have elite skills. Will get by on smarts and craftiness. … He isn't going to maul anyone. More of a technician. … Needs to get bigger. Not going to barrel over someone with any size.
55. WR Damian Williams, USC 6-1, 197
Post-Combine Skinny: Disappointing. For his size, and in this class, a
4.53 40 isn't going to cut it. He's not big enough to not be a blazer,
and while he was considered by some to be a possible first rounder, he
needs to show more in workouts to be assured of a top 50 pick.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 4Positives: Decent size and excellent speed. He looks the part of an NFL receiver with all the measurable. … Made his quarterbacks look better than vice versa. Turned in plenty of big plays from nothing. … Can be used as a returner if needed with good quickness and the ability to make the first man miss.
Negatives: Great speed, but not elite wheels. He can get deep, but he's not going to be faster than most NFL corners. … Not huge. He's big enough to get by, but he's not the new wave of 6-5 Andre Johnson/Larry Fitzgerald types. … Not physical. He'll get beaten up by bigger NFL corners and could be erased at times.
56. OT Bruce Campbell, Maryland 6-6, 314
Post-Combine Skinny: An all-timer of a workout. All questions and
concerns about his mediocre college career were pushed aside as he came
up with one of the greatest workouts in Combine history. Not only did he
run a 4.85, but he came up with a strong 34 reps and moved effortlessly
in the agility and mirror drills.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 4 Positives: The prototype in raw skills. He has fantastic size and moves well. … Solid technique. Doesn't need a ton of refinement. … Engulfs speed rushers. Tough to get around especially when he has a step.
Negatives: Has had health problems and can't be counted on for a full season. … Reaches a bit too much and doesn't always used his feet. … An okay run blocker, but not elite.
57. OG John Jerry, Ole Miss 6-5, 328
Post-Combine Skinny: He was in great shape for him and he was far more
athletic than expected. The 5.15 in the 40 was
amazing for a player of his size and he did enough
to start climbing up the draft boards.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 6 Positives: Versatile enough to work at
tackle if desperately needed. Played outside as a
senior. … Beats up defenders. A tremendous run
blocker who destroys smallish linemen. … Quick for
an NFL guard prospect. Can move well.
Negatives: Weight has to be kept in check. He could blow up big-time if
he's not watched. … Not a tackle and anyone who
thinks he can play outside will be disappointed. …
Inconsistent. Doesn't necessarily bring it every
58. DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina 6-4, 330
Post-Combine Skinny: He did enough to make everyone want to see more. The
330-pound size and the lateral movement were enough to have someone
thinking about plugging him in as a space-eater on the inside. He wasn't
fast and the 31 reps were fine, but it's all about his bulk. He'll plug
up someone's line.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 14 Positives: Big. Wide, bulky, and tough to get around. … An anchor in every way. Could make for a whale of a backup nose tackle. … Doesn't appear overweight. He's big, but it's not all bad weight.
Negatives: Not going to move. The plays he makes in the backfield will be on strength. … Long-time veteran for UNC but didn't get much attention. Was fine, not special. … Had ankle problems midway through his career and struggled to shake them.
59. OLB Navorro Bowman, Penn State 6-0, 242
Post-Combine Skinny: Stunningly disappointing. He wasn't all that
athletic and was relatively slow through the short drills, and the 4.72
wasn't a plus for a player who was supposed to have special explosion.
The 26 reps were fine and he checked in at a beefy 242 pounds, but he
didn't move fluidly at the weight.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 5 Positives: Tremendously athletic and strong. Moves well and is a fantastic closer. … Can be sent into the backfield to be disruptive and can chase down receivers with his quickness. A pure OLB. … All over the field. Possibly the best combination of range and talent among the OLB prospects.
Negatives: Not all that big. Will have to get help from the players around him and can't get caught up in the trash. … Got in trouble at Penn State. Stayed on the team, but had some issues. … Might only be used in a 3-4. Was great in a 4-3 in college, but might need to be further outside at the next level.
60. S Chad Jones, LSU 6-2, 221
Post-Combine Skinny: Disappointing. The nine reps on the bench were
miserable for a player of his size and supposed strength. He ran
relatively well and moved good enough, but he wasn't even remotely close
to being as good as the other top safety prospects.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 4Positives: A big game-changing player who was the leader of an athletic secondary. … A decent enough athlete to be used in a
variety of ways. A sheriff with good range. … Strong against the run. Isn't afraid to bring the lumber.
Negatives: Baseball. He's good enough to make a living as an MLB outfielder or possibly a relief pitcher. … Not an elite athlete. Fine, but not NFL special. … Will be more of a zone defender and could struggle with the faster receivers.
61. WR Jacoby Ford, Clemson 5-9, 186
Post-Combine Skinny: Everyone wanted to see him run, and he didn't
disappoint with a Combine-best 4.28. That wasn't a surprise, but the big
key was how natural a receiver he was. He's a track athlete who also
looked the part, and with his wheels he'll be someone's dream of a
devastating No. 3 target.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 10Positives: Speed, speed, speed. All concerns and all weaknesses will be offset by world-class, track-star wheels. … A football player who also ran track, not a track man who happened to play football. … Productive. Was a difference-making playmaker.
Negatives: Small. He doesn't have the size to be a No. 1 target, so if he isn't being DeSean Jackson, he might not have a role. … He's not necessarily a kick returner at an NFL level. … More of a deep threat than an all-around receiver. He could be a one-trick pony.
62. OT Charles Brown, USC 6-5, 303
Post-Combine Skinny: A bit disappointing. He didn't move all that well,
didn't show much foot quickness, and the 21 reps weren't good. He
measured well and he looked the part, but he doesn't have NFL left
tackle athleticism.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 5 Positives: Veteran who has seen it all and been through big game after big game. … Fantastic athlete. A former tight end who moves well. … Ready to go. Doesn't need a lot of work and can be plugged in at either tackle spot.
Negatives: Not a mauler of a run blocker. More of an athlete than a hitter. … Not consistent. Will take too many plays off and fails to bury blockers. … Not necessarily an anchor of an NFL line. More of a piece of a puzzle.
63. RB LeGarrette Blount, Oregon 6-1, 241
Post-Combine Skinny: He did his job by going out of his way to point out
that he has changed and that the Boise State incident has changed him
for the positive. Basically, he nailed it on the one big thing he needed
to do well at: his interview. Everything else was gravy since no one
sees him as anything more than a devastating thumper, and that what he
should be at 241 pounds and with great quickness in the shuttle.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 10 Positives: Tremendous power. Brings a truckload of hitting ability when he squares up one-on-one. … A devastating goal line runner. Could have a long career as a specialist if he doesn't turn into a regular back. ... Surprisingly quick. He's not just a straight-ahead power runner. … Handled himself almost perfectly after the ugly Boise State incident.
Negatives: The Boise State incident. Anger issues will follow him his entire career. … Major character questions, and not just because of the punch. Does he want to work for it? … Short shelf life. He's the type of runner who won't last long.
64. TE Aaron Hernandez, Florida 6-2, 245
Post-Combine Skinny: He didn't run, contributing to the issues the Gators
had at the Combine, and he didn't lift. He still needs time and he has
to rock at the suddenly hot Florida Pro Day.
Pre-Combine Position Rank: 3 Positives: Possibly the best receiving tight end in the draft. … Fast. Not just fast for a tight end, but fast. Will be too fast for many linebackers. … Is natural in and out of his cuts. Fluid and is an ultra-reliable route runner.
Negatives: Doesn't look the part. Looks like more of a fullback than a typical NFL tight end. … A willing blocker but not a dominant one. Will get pushed around by anyone with strength. … A tweener. Not quite athletic enough to be an NFL wide receiver, but not a pro tight end.


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The success of "Fukrey" has actor Pulkit Samrat stressed as he is now worried about the increased expectations and pressures from audiences.
Directed by Mrighdeep Singh Lamba, the film also stars Manjot Singh, Ali Fazal, Richa Chadda and Vishakha Singh.
"I am stressed as people now have more expectations from us. So all of us in the team are happy about the fact (the success) and realise the responsibility that comes with it. We just promise to be honest and work forward with the same honesty and fun," Pulkit, who made his big screen debut with "Bitto Boss", said here in a group interview.
Pulkit, who played east Delhi boy Honey in the film, says it was tough for him to pick the nuances of an east Delhi boy.
"Thought-wise it was easy because I knew what 'Fukrey' meant. But otherwise, language and body language-wise it was tough to work on the character because all the characters are from east Delhi and the way of speaking there is very different," Pulkit said.
"So it was a bit tough to catch that. But we all just followed the director and that was the easiest way to do it," he added.
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Three Brands Will Inspire You With Their Social Depth Strategies
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If you don't understand what social depth is, just go to your favorite retail brand website. Most likely, you will find either ratings and reviews and/or colorful photo galleries on the site, providing you with customers' written and visual perspectives of the brand's products. And if you are a business decision-maker, chances are that you have stumbled on an interesting blog or two on a B2B brand site. Social depth is not a new concept, but brands are increasingly coming up with creative ways to use social content to inspire and influence buyers who are on their website(s). This is because social content helps move buyers from exploration to a purchase.
At Forrester's Marketing Forum next week (and in a soon-to-be published report), I will talk about three brands that have launched brilliant and successful social depth strategies. These brands really set the stage for innovative approaches and should provide you with inspiration as you think about your social depth marketing plans this year:
- Virgin Atlantic develops brand trust through a lifestyle blog. Virgin wanted to make a brand connection with customers who were in the 'undecided' stage of travel research. On its Virgin Atlantic blog, the brand offers differing perspectives from Virgin Atlantic employees and travel enthusiasts on topics that are relevant to the frequent traveler. The blog drove a significant uplift in site visitors' average shopping-basket size.
- West Elm drives product selection by posting customers' photos of their furniture. West Elm recently launched a social content hub called "Share Your Style" on which the brand curates photos of its furniture in customers' homes and in the brands' showrooms. Since the recent launch of the site, the brand has curated thousands of photos from Instagram.
- Sephora establishes product and service credibility through an active online community. Sephora's Beauty Talk community allows an interactive venue where cosmetic enthusiasts provide insights on the quality, application, and effectiveness of thousands of product SKUs the brand sells. The brand's community members spend more on cosmetic products (on Sephora's eCommerce site) than most nonmember Sephora customers.
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CM Punk got into an altercation with a fan during the final segment when he rushed through the stands to avoid Ryback's finisher. The only problem is that Punk eventually
They're back! After a long absence for John Cena (OK, really only 2 weeks, but for him that's an eternity) and Mr. Vince McMahon (he has not appeared since the
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TNA Wrestling today announced a number of new TV deals in the Middle East and Africa, bringing TNA TV to the region for the first time. IMPACT is now airing
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Dave Bautista won his MMA debut yesterday night defeating MMA veteran Vince Lucero in the first round after the referee stopped the fight with just over a minute to go.
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UCF's hopes for a share of the conference crown and a 10-win season all come down to one game Thursday night at East Carolina. This one won't be easy. It's UCF's toughest game since Missouri, and history doesn't favor the
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Money. We all love it. But do you actually know what money is? What is its value? What are the policies that govern the monetary system?
The monetary system is the most misunderstood and taken for granted. Never the less, understanding the monetary system is critical to understanding why our lives are the way they are.
Unfortunately, economics is usually viewed as one very difficult to understand and boring topic. Lots of math, a lot of charts… who cares about that? Right?
Actually, no. The complexity behind the monetary system is because we take it for granted and don't care to look deeper into it.
There are some things that you need to understand about money like, where does it come from? How does it get its value? What is inflation?
How does money come to be?
The United States government decides that it needs money. So it calls the national reserve bank and requests the amount. The Federal Reserve Bank buys the amount requested in US bonds.
The government creates some treasury bonds and values those bonds in the sum of the amount requested and sends them to the Federal Reserve Bank.
The bank then prints money-notes in the value of the requested amount and exchanges them for the bonds. Once the government places that money-notes into a bank account, it actually becomes tender money.
In reality, this transaction happens electronically on a computer. No paper is used at all, nothing is printed. Only records of the values are stored. Yes, including the money itself.
In the USA only 3% of the currency is actually available in real money. The rest is stored in credit forms.
One important note is that the government bonds are actually a form of debt. Once issued they mean that the government owes the Federal Reserve Bank an X amount. An in return, the FRB just issues a record that an X amount is now available for the US government in a commercial bank account.
By low, the commercial bank has to keep a 10% of the deposit as reserve. The value may vary from time to time. The amount left, the 90% is called an excessive deposit.
If someone takes a loan in the amount of the money created from that specific bank and puts it into their own account in another bank. That other bank has to keep 90% of the money as an excessive reserve and can keep it in circulation.
What gives those notes their value?
Money takes its value from other money that already exists. New money steals value from the existing money supply. Now that new money is available for the public, money value starts diminishing and loses some of its purchasing power. This is usually known as Inflation.
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Language as a definition is "A set of spoken, written, or signed words and the way we combine them to communicate a meaning."
Perhaps we should change that definition to include "Using complex grammar" to really distinguish human language from animal languages especially that a lot of animals are capable – when taught – to sign away their feelings or needs.
A language is not necessarily spoken, written or signed. For example if I want to find a bathroom in Sweden or Thailand and really had to pee, people would still understand me even if I spoke a totally different language.
Language is important for expressing our thoughts and communicating them to other people's brains, and actually to our own consciousness. When you see something new, you have to ask "What is this?" because otherwise you wouldn't have a way of communicating it to other people or even to your own memory.
We humans have nearly 7,000 languages. But no matter how they sound we can break down their structure into three building blocks:
- Phonemes: Very short distinctive sound units. Different languages vary considerably in the number of phonemes they have in their systems. The total phonemic inventory in languages varies from as few as 11 in Rotokas and Pirahã to as many as 141 in !Xũ. Some languages use a different subset of phonemes like such as Arabic which doesn't have the /p/ constant.
- Morphemes: The smallest unit that carry a meaning. These morphemes are words or parts of words [a prefix or a suffix].
- Grammar: The system of rules that enable us to communicate with and understand others. If you didn't know those rules you wouldn't be able to communicate your thoughts to others and you wouldn't understand what others are talking about. You can still understand the things they're saying but it wouldn't make much sense to you.
Just as the structure of the language starts small, so does how we learn language. We start very young.
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Some words of wisdom by Steven Wright
- All those who believe in psychokinesis raise my hand.
- The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
- I almost had a psychic girlfriend but she left me before we met.
- OK, so what's the speed of dark?
- How do you tell when you're out of invisible ink?
- If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something.
- Support bacteria - they're the only culture some people have.
- When everything is coming your way, you're in the wrong lane.
- Ambition is a poor excuse for not having enough sense to be lazy.
- Hard work pays off in the future. Laziness pays off now.
- Everyone has a photographic memory. Some just don't have film.
- Shin: a device for finding furniture in the dark.
- Many people quit looking for work when they find a job.
- I intend to live forever - so far, so good.
- Join the Army, meet interesting people, kill them. Continue reading Words of Wisdom by Steven Wright
An Online Test to Freak You Out
This is truly bizarre.
Follow the instructions!
Just follow these instructions, and answer the questions one at a time and as quickly as you can!
Again, as quickly as you can but don't advance until you've done each of them ... really.
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Eight-county Highway 60 Yard Sale scheduled for Oct. 4-6
The eighth-annual Highway 60 Yard Sale is set to take place Oct. 4-6 covering eight counties and more than 200 miles in Western Kentucky.
The sale will include Livingston, Crittenden, Union, Henderson, Daviess, Hancock, Breckinridge and Meade counties.
Cities located along the route include Sturgis, Morganfield, Waverly, Corydon, Henderson, Owensboro, Lewisport, Hawesville, Cloverport, Hardinsburg, Irvington, Muldraugh, as well as dozens of communities in between. The participating counties are partnering together to organize and promote the event.
Hundreds of local individuals, businesses and groups are expected to participate this year, setting up yard sales and craft booths on their properties along the highway.
This event allows visitors from Kentucky and surrounding states to shop in the various communities, while taking in the distinctive flavor of the Ohio Valley.
This year, the event was named a "Top 20 Event in the Southeast" by the Southeast Tourism Society.
Property owners located along U.S. 60 may participate in the event by either holding a yard sale or sidewalk sale or offering the use of their property to yard sale participants.
Property owners who offer the use of their property may decide whether to charge a fee for that use, as well as the hours and days they will participate. Nonprofits are also eligible to take part in the yard sale.
For property owners who live outside of Henderson County, visit www.highway60yardsale.com to find contact information for your county.
The Henderson County Tourist Commission offers yard signs to participating residents on U.S. 60. Reusable yard signs are $5 each and available at The Depot at 101 N. Water Street in Henderson. Signs are available on a first come, first served basis, Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
In addition to the Highway 60 Yard Sale, visitors may also want to visit the Green River Area Development District's Arts & Crafts Festival set for Oct. 5-6 at John James Audubon State Park.
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Oldham County saw one of its best years academically for the 2014-15 calendar year. Over $27 million in scholarship money was awarded to 944 total graduates between South Oldham (276 graduates), Oldham County (373), North Oldham (271) and Buckner Alternative (24).
GOSHEN — North Oldham girls basketball coach Dan Pfaff's eyes got big when asked about how the Lady Mustangs would transition from having strong post play last season to a near non-existant presence in the paint.
GOSHEN – The basketball court already looks much different for Jalen Henry. As a sophomore and the team's second leading scorer last season, Henry had a lot of help he could rely on — most notably with his older brother Jonathan. Now he finds himself in a new position of leadership, a role that's different for he and many others with 10 exiting seniors from last year's team.
Just when Cy Tucker thought a soccer season couldn't end any better, it did.
By Thomas Massie, U. S. Congressman
At a recent House Rules committee hearing, one of my colleagues from New York declared that the potholes in the roads in her district are so bad, "you can lose your car in them." Kentuckians and Americans from all over the country agree. It is long past time that something was done to address the deplorable state of the highways and infrastructure in this country.
Growing up as a Baptist preacher's daughter had its ups and downs. Everything they say about preachers' kids is true. We really are getting into trouble all the time, and doing things we shouldn't. But it's only because we spend so much time playing with the deacons' kids.
La Grange Arrests
Jamie S. Floyd, 35, Madison Ind., was cited for theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting under $500.
Amanda J. Starr, 35, La Grange, was cited for theft by unlawful taking, shoplifting under $500.
Courtney G. Hauman, 20, La Grange, was arrested for disregarding stop sign, operating on suspended/revoked operator's license and no registration receipt.
To read part one of this feature story, click the link: oldhamera.com/content/still-running-samuel-pyles-chronicled-journey-find-home
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Students and faculty from the Culinary Arts and Management program at Westchester Community College presented a model seder luncheon Thursday, which was led by Rabbi Frank Tamburello, who also explained the ritual feast for non-Jewish guests. The program's model seder, which wasn't offered last year because of a lack of facilities, took place for the first time in the school's new Instructional Dining Room inside the recently renovated Student Center Building in Valhalla. The Passover seder is a Jewish ritual feast that marks the beginning of the Jewish holiday of Passover, which this year begins March 25 and ends the evening of April 2. (March 14, 2013)
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I bought 20 GXG masks for rental usage, summer 2010 season- Foam Fell Out of All of them within 3-4 uses.
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Family programme in Kjarvalsstaðir focusing on animals in Kjarval's works. Klara Thorhallsdóttir representative form the museum's educational department leads the tour. The exhibition Kjarval and Animals is on display in the north gallery at Kjarvalsstadir, which is dedicated to young guests of all ages. Kjarval often liked to tease people and once said that dogs were often a lot more intelligent than their owners, even though they liked to think of themselves as equals! Entrance is free.
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Alita Margaret Nelson, 66, of Bremerton, passed away on May 14, 2013. Alita was born on March 20, 1947 in Minneapolis, Minn. to Robert J. and Margaret (Olson) Bellefeuille. On Feb. 14, 1995, she married Craig D. Nelson in Littleton, Colo. Over her working career, Alita was a professional in the banking system in Colorado, but retired from K2 Sports after 10 years. Alita enjoyed retirement and spending time with her husband.
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I have a chevy hhr. It had a very loud clunking noise especially when on a bumpy road. I replaced the struts and found that the strut mounts were wallowed out and replaced them as well. The noise is still there but no where near as loud. On a nice even road it runs smooth and no noise. I suspected the bushings and I jacked up the car and checked for wheel play but there is none. Any ideas or suggestions?
November 24, 2012.
November 24, 2012.
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