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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Michelle Sicner had a double-double and became the sixth player in Creighton history to surpass 1,000 career assists, but it wasn't enough as the No. 22-ranked Bluejays fell in four sets at Butler on Friday in the program's first match in BIG EAST history.
Scores in favor of Butler were 24-26, 25-20, 25-17, 25-22.
The preseason league favorite, Creighton fell to 9-4 (0-1 BIG EAST) with the loss. Butler (14-3, 1-1 BIG EAST) was picked sixth in the preseason poll conducted by league coaches in August, but returned all six starters from a 17-win team and entered the match with a No. 53 RPI ranking.
In the closely contested first set Creighton would build a 13-7 lead after a 5-1 run, only to see the hosts answer with a 7-1 surge to tie the score at 14-all. The set featured eight ties before Butler took its first lead at 22-21. Creighton handled the pressure with a kill from Melanie Jereb to knot the score and Jereb then dealt consecutive aces to get CU to set point, 24-22. Butler scored the next two points to tie the score for a 11th and final time, only to see CU win the set on a kill by Leah McNary and a BU attack error. CU won the set despite .368 hitting and 19 kills from Butler, led by five kills in as many swings from Erica Stahl.
Butler rode the right arm of Stahl to win the second set, 25-20, to even the match. Stahl had six kills in 10 swings, and during a key 4-0 run had two kills and a stuff to help BU take a 17-12 lead. Butler had 16 kills on .216 hitting in the frame, while CU was limited to .162 hitting. Kelli Browning topped CU with five kills in the second set.
The Bulldogs continued that momentum into the third set, pulling away late for a 25-17 win to take a 2-1 lead in the match. Butler used a 4-0 burst to build a 21-17 lead and would consistently sideout down the stretch. Creighton hit .083 in the set, while BU hit .294 in the third frame.
Creighton fell behind 12-6 early in the fourth set, only to battle back to knot the score at 15-all. With the score deadlocked at 16-16, the host Bulldogs strung together a 5-0 run to build an insurmountable lead. CU held off two match points before BU got a combo block by Morgan Peterson and Stahl to close out the match.
McNary led Creighton with 15 kills on the evening, while Jereb finished with 10 terminations. Sicner led CU with 42 assists, 14 digs and four blocks. Creighton had 49 kills, 54 digs, four aces and eight blocks on .157 hitting.
Stahl paced BU with 13 kills and .500 hitting, while adding five blocks. Stephanie Kranda had 11 kills and Belle Obert and Mary Streidl each added 10 kills. The Bulldogs had 59 kills, 64 digs, one ace and 9.5 blocks on .275 hitting.
Creighton returns to the court on Saturday at 3 pm Central with a match at Xavier (9-6, 2-0 BIG EAST). The Musketeers beat Seton Hall in four sets on Friday night and also picked up a road win at Butler last Friday.
NOTES: Michelle Sicner had her sixth double-double of the fall, and third consecutive ...Sicner is also the first junior to ever surpass 1,000 career assists at Creighton ...Creighton had won 44 straight regular-season matches when winning the first set ...Lizzy Stivers made her first career start ...Creighton was playing its first match since Sept. 22 ...This was the first meeting between the schools ...Creighton had won 13 straight regular-season league matches and 11 straight in October ...Creighton had also won seven straight league-openers ...The match was conducted at Hinkle Fieldhouse, home to the legendary film, "Hoosiers".


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At least for the foreseeable future, Bradley will be subjected to a schedule that the Red Sox put together in an effort to ease him back into full-time duty. He missed nearly two weeks earlier this month due to tendinitis in his right bicep, an injury that he first noticed during Pawtucket's road trip to Rochester and Buffalo late last month.
"The doctors found some restrictions in my [throwing] arm and felt like it was mandatory for me to take it easy and get fully recuperated," Bradley was saying on Monday afternoon while seated in the PawSox dugout.
Bradley was reinstated last Friday, though as far as the player and the organization are concerned, it's far from full speed ahead. Monday night marked the second time in four days that he served as Pawtucket's designated hitter. The Red Sox have him on a program where he'll play nine innings in center field one day and possibly DH the next day. There will also be built-in off days.
The 23-year-old, who has drawn rave reviews from professional scouts for his outfield defense, has always been a complete ballplayer who takes pride in fielding the ball as well as hitting it. He admits it's been a difficult adjustment to being involved in only one half of the game as the designated hitter.
"I feel like my defense goes hand in hand with my offense. I feel that I'm my best at the plate when I'm in center," said Bradley, who blasted his first Triple-A home run Monday night, a two-run shot as part of a 2-for-4 night against Indianapolis. "Some people think that it shouldn't be a difference and that you should be able to separate it, but I'm trying to get where I'm comfortable out there.
"You don't have anything to balance you out. It's just offense, offense and offense. I like to have a little 50-50," Bradley said of the experience.
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"When they tell you those days where they don't want you doing anything, you check out almost," said Bradley. "You're like 'I can't do anything,' so you try and find ways to make yourself better on days you know you can't do anything physically, whether it's watching pitchers you may see down the road or working on some mental aspect of the game."
Bradley's manager says that despite Bradley's eagerness to return to full all-around duties, he knows the player comprehends the merit behind the DH-OF-off-day rotation.
"He understands that he has to get his shoulder stronger and that he's going to benefit from it. His attitude and makeup have been great," stated Gary DiSarcina. "For the next week or two, we're going to progress him and get his strength built up. If you explain something to a player and give them a plan, they may (fuss) about it in the beginning, but they understand that it's best for them."
As far as Bradley knowing ahead of time what his in-game activities will or will not entail, DiSarcina mentioned that he has sat down with PawSox trainer Jon Jochim and discussed the mapped-out strategy. The only request on the skipper's part is to have knowledge of Bradley's availability one day ahead of time.
"For him personally, I don't want to look too far ahead," said DiSarcina.
The player himself expressed quite clearly the desire to not have things kept under wraps.
"I prefer to know; I don't want to live in mystery, especially when it comes to baseball," Bradley remarked. "I want to know the truth up front and be honest."
The idea of compensating by taking fly balls on the days Bradley is strictly a hitter is something he's refrained from.
"Nothing extra. It's called a routine for a reason, you know. You don't want to deviate from it," Bradley expressed. "My routine is pretty simple. I do the same thing every single day and that's what prepares me mentally and physically."
Since he's still in the process of getting back in the swing of things, Bradley hasn't given much thought to when he will become a two-way contributor on a regular basis. Until further notice, he's subjected to a mending program that can be described as "baby steps."
"I feel great and glad to be back out there and get in the rhythm of things," said Bradley – even if that rhythm is a bit slower than he'd like.
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I think when you get into the story, it says there are only 8 pilots in the world certified for this airport, and besides the approach, you only got 6500" so not only do you have to make a good approach, you had better kiss the marks; not much room for error here.
I still think Lukla is worse.
Lukla cannot take aircraft of this size only twotters and D228
And they can have it..lol
only think worse than Kai Tak is that they ain't no checkerboard to call on that last turn.lol
Bruce, I can agree with you. Lots of us used to( and I wasn't Pan Am), but you can watch some of the you tube stuff that is still up and a lot of the newer generation weren't near that graceful.lol Even trying to be graceful didn't eliminate the pucker factor if there was a decent crosswind though. It was challenging with a straight in, let alone having to crab a little.lol
I think there was a board about half way up the hill that they flew to right before the last right hand turn.
lol. I must have missed that
A pilot needs nerves of steel and a good sense of humour to make this landing. How extraordinary!
DCA's river visual is a challenging approach as well.
true but more than 8 people are allowed to fly it
Airport code is VQPR. I found the approach plate at:
I wonder who Mr. Smith is to appear on the plate.
Dang, they call that an approach plate?lol. That's kinda like whoop, dere it is, figure it out. I like that part about "not flying over the yellow rooftops.
I found one better than the yellow roof part.....look for the landmark that says "Mr. Smith's House"...lol.....who the heck is Mr.Smith?...lol
I missed that. It was in the post above with the link but I didn't see it on the plate.Either way, looking at the video's, both of them, why in the Sam Hill would you even want a plate, other than to give you peak height. 172 or 320, that is seat of the pants flying. Dodge a hill and drop her down. I liked the video you sent last night that showed the shot from the terminal and the plane coming round the bend. You ought to post that link. It looks a lot more open from that shot but it's still bad. lol
Didn't know you had already commented on Mr. Smith...sorry.....but it does make you wonder who he is.....the last name Smith doesn't seem like it would be common in that area; it's probably a pretty well off persons mansion or something.
I think this is the same airport and possibly the same plane from a different perspective.
Could very well be but You Tube and the titles come up on mine and when you click on one, IE deceides it can't display
Just a slightly abbreviated final approach.
As you look at how they execute it, it seems 2nd nature to them,and may be, but to know what it takes to do that is the scary part. I guess if I was living in Bhutan and had a chance to be a commercial pilot, with that being the only game in town, I'd do it and not know any better.lol
I have landed and taken off four times from Paro airport in Bhutan. The landing was OK, but the turbulence scared the shit out of me! The A320s flying in and out of Bhutan are modified to handle the high altitude take off and steep climb out of the valley. A few weeks prior to my second visit, a plane hit some birds after take off. Everything went well, but I can´t think of a worse place than this to loose engine power...
Do you know exactly what modification has been done to them?
I'm curious, who are the MORONS that attempt to eject these comments for no apparent reason.
You got a zero Preacherman for what???
Some people on here really need to get a life!!!
Well, at least bounce me 1 so it won't be a 0.lol
There ya go!!!
you a fine fellow, regardless of what they sy about you.lol
at least my top one had a 6.lol
Don't worry, it'll be a 5 soon
Thank You.lol I'm outa here a few. Gonna watch NASCAR from Texas.ttyl
As I stated previously, this is an A319 with the engines from the A320/1
Tim, You must go there and fly this one. Then you can come back to Shelby and show us the video.
At first I was like how does this person know I am from Shelby then I looked at your pics...lol.....I would be more than willing to but darn it you sold the Navajo so I guess that will never happen....oh darn..lol
Always a good video but I saw it posted in here a long time ago.
That makes me pucker even if I wasn't flying the airplane. Good job by the pilots.
This is even more exciting than the old Hong Kong. Makes Ozamiz, Philippines seem easy re no Nav Aids. Let down over water then start looking when you're under the cloud cover. But it's easy in a C-172...on a clear day. flyerh
That was really cool. I don't remember ever seeing this one mentioned on that Dangerous Airports show.
I don't think it was. It should have been but with no more frequency on flights, they probably missed it. I think it was posted here on FA a few months back and gathered comments out the wazoo.
You could fly this down preacher1.... Become number 9 :) ... was surprised on a runway that size that he was able to turn around on the runway... Did not think a 320 could turn that tight. Sure it plays havic with the main tires turning that tight.
I have no interest in becoming #9. It does look like that turn on the main would give a chance for FOD off the runway side. I figured that was an RJ of some type until Tim sent that other video shot from the terminal and I saw what it was.
If you do it, I will fly Jump Seat and make a nice video for you... How can you refuse an offer like that... Besides, you never know where your next Employer may take you :)
One thing about it, that little CRJ won't go that far, at least on one hop, and it ain't going to take me there.lol
LOL... Darn... I was already planning a vacation for it.. :)
Hey wait ! Aren't you guys supposed to be flying instead of surfing the net ? Ha Ha !
Hope all of you are doing well. I think I work way harder now than when I had my helicopter flying job. Love being retired, but....! What a honey-do list. God bless.
Really amazing! No double chance in case of error.
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Kai Tak was probably the worst...especially when you were landing on the edge of a Typhoon! Wasn't pretty but we walked away from it!
1st punchlist item on "Go Around" is a new pair of BVDs...
Where would you go around to there? It would take another 1/2 day to do that.lol
Wow! Guess I won't be traveling to Bhutan anytime soon.
WOW! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time! Great share and hats off to those pilots.
Wow! yes!
I think you will find this is an A319 fitted with the more powerfull engines
Aw, c'mon ric; where's your spirit of adventure.lol
At what point did they disconnect the autopilot?
I don't think I heard them call it. You never know, as small as that country is and no more length of flight than there is, they might not have ever had it engaged; if they did, it could not have been for very long and if it was engaged it was probably off before the video ever started. Seems to me he was hand flying at that point.
Very exciting to say the least. One could do that with HITS but still would be down right scary.
luv it
Another view of Bhutan.....http://youtu.be/OSRjPezTMOc
One more view of Bhutan.......http://youtu.be/EhEKl4anJkU
bloody hell that is a scary landing to do, a pilot has got to have one hell of a love for flying to do that approach, i would do tricky landings but that is a seriously tricky one to do
Ho__ S___!! those pilots earn their money....even more impressive from the other videos taken outside from different locales
As a retired helicopter pilot, I think these fellas did a good job with a large aircraft, and only a single runway with not much room to maneuver, and no taxiway once they were landed ! Very nice 180 to taxi back. Good job.
Actually, there are more than 8 allowed to fly into Paro. 8 of them work for this airline. Several other charter/corporate pilots are authorized to fly into Paro after getting trained in Bhutan to do so.
I was wondering about that. One of the other links(it wouldn't come up for me) but it was titled about a G-IV pilot or pilots going in there. I told Tim the other day that it didn't look much worse than the old KaiTak.lol He said there was a board about halfway up that hill before that last turn. I never did see it but that is seat of the pants flying, anyway you cut it.lol.
I can't even begin to imagine trying this approach at night! I'd do it in my 172, but in a jet..........NO thanks!
Yep. Paro Airport in Bhutan is a very small and rugged airport that makes planes very difficult to land, due to the number of peaks there is. Passenger airplanes, such as this Drukair Airbus A320, must make many wide yaws to avoid collision. I even think Lukla Airport in Nepal is dangerous since it is on an elevated land, which triggers crashes.
Very skillful and that why I always feel safe when flying . Would have loved to be on board.Awesome indeed .
Good grief! This approach wouldn't be too bad in my 172, but in a jet! NO thanks!
just copy and paste "Most difficult landing in the world - Bhutan" and you should be able to see the video.
Paro Airport is very rugged which makes planes very difficult to land, due to the number of peaks there are. Passenger airplanes, such as this Drukair Airbus A320, must make many wide yaws to avoid collision. Lukla Airport, in Nepal, also considered a dangerous airport since it is on an elevated land, which trigger horrifying crashes.


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That's the day the Huntsman School of Business officially announced that Stephen R. Covey would be joining its faculty as a tenured, full professor at Utah State University and the first incumbent of the Jon M. Huntsman Presidential Chair in Leadership.
The announcement, held at the Huntsman Corporation in Salt Lake City, was seen live on television screens around the George S. Eccles Business Building by Huntsman students at USU. The press release about the announcement was picked up by more than 200 news sites across the country. Neil Cavuto, the host of "Your World," a business news show on Fox television, interviewed Dr. Covey and Mr. Huntsman. Even the Wall Street Journal posted a story about the appointment.
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It's huge. It's kind of slow, but it works, mostly. May I present my character sheet [links below]
I want you to tell me every mistake I've made, and if you're a better programmer than me, why not try and tidy up that code. I stole a few ideas (and parts of images) from other character sheets around here. Thanks to everyone else who made this possible. Now, criticise!
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Hey, guys, let me give you the lowdown.
I've been working hard on the sheet over the past few weeks, trying to make it more user-friendly as well as updating it with the new material. I think that I've made big improvements in a lot of areas, but with the big changes are bound to come a whole Huttload of bugs.
Coincidentally, I have exams coming up in the next two weeks. It's strange to think that I started this sheet before starting uni, and these are my third year exams (and if they go well, I get to go to Harvard next year! ). The downside of that is that I won't have time to work on the sheet, which also means that I haven't updated a lot of the little bugs that you guys have mentioned over the past few pages. The upside is that while I'm away, you can delve deeply into the sheet and tear it up, giving me lots of fun new work after I've finished my exams (and the subsequent celebrations).
There isn't import/export support at the moment. I'm considering moving in a whole new direction for that function - importing from the statblock format that the sheet produces. Ambitious, perhaps, but it would hopefully make the sheet a lot more cross-compatible with other products. I'd appreciate your thoughts on this sort of thing.
So, what I'm giving you is edition 1.4, and it is essentially beta. 1.41 (and probably 1.42) will hopefully be more stable (and probably slightly sleeker). I'll leave the link up for the older version.
I hope you guys understand my decision here. I'm doing this out of my own free time, and sometimes that free time just isn't there.
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POTSDAM The Town Council approved the tentative 2014 budget, complete with tax cuts, at a special meeting Tuesday.
The budget will be subject to a public hearing at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 7 before a final vote and its adoption.
At a meeting earlier this month, the board looked at a budget with a tax rate of $1.088 per $1,000 of assessed value, a penny more than 2013. However, although the increase would not have taken the total levy above the state-mandated 2 percent tax cap, the states formula does not take just the levy into account. It included a penalty for the townwide property value reassessment completed this summer, which increased the total size of the tax base. This pushed the budget over the limit.
The town board did approve a resolution allowing it to go over the limit if needed, but Supervisor Marie C. Regan said she was determined to keep it under. We had to go back to the drawing board, she said.
Another look at the budget provided an easy answer. The St. Lawrence County Legislature finally passed a long-awaited 1 percent sales tax hike earlier this year, at least part of which is expected to be distributed to other municipalities.
The original budget did not include this expected increase. Once it was factored in, tax rates could drop.
If the budget passes as is, town and village residents will pay $2.13 per $1,000 of assessed property value, $.14 less than 2013. Town residents living outside the village of Potsdam will pay an additional $0.737 per $1,000 for the fire district, $.053 less than last year.
There was one major argument among board members before the vote passed, regarding the salary of assessor James P.Snyder.
Mr. Snyder, who works full time, received $38,480 last year. This years tentative budget called for a raise to $42,000, a 9.1 percent increase. This was suggested to bring Mr. Snyders salary closer to those of assessors in other large St. Lawrence County municipalities.
Not everyone was happy with the proposed hike, including Tracey E. Haggett-Sloan, president of the Town of Potsdam Taxpayers Association.
I would hope that the prudence of the board would show that a nine percent increase is not justified in this case, she said.
Board member Michael J. Zagrobelny agreed, saying a large raise for Mr. Snyder, who is not part of a union, is not fair to the union employees who are locked into a small annual increase.
After some discussion, the board compromised on a $40,400 salary, a 5 percent increase. That passed 3-2, with Mr. Zagrobelny and Rollin A. Beattie dissenting. When the full budget went up for a vote, it was passed unanimously.
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We bought the Stackable Drink Dispensers at Wegmans. They are $9.99 each. They are made by Creative Wear and each hold one and a half gallons. They are clear and allow you to see what kind of juice or drink you hav einside.
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Hello! I did not perish! Thank you for all your wonderful well-wishes! Sadly, I will continue to be scarce for another week or so as I finish up the semester, but I could not resist a post today. I am not at Tulip Fest, it's not something I've ever been to, even though I grew up just around the corner from it! Somehow, it just doesn't appeal to me--it's a kind of strange snobbery I guess--probably because I don't like tulips very much.
The tulips are too red in the first place, they hurt me.
Even through the gift paper I could hear them breathe
Lightly, through their white swaddlings, like an awful baby.
Their redness talks to my wound, it corresponds.
They are subtle: they seem to float, though they weigh me down,
Upsetting me with their sudden tongues and their colour,
A dozen red lead sinkers round my neck.
-Tulips, Sylvia Plath
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First and foremost, taking what I like to call a 'Buddhist Pause', permits us to witness our own interior processing. We can then see the patterns of thoughts and feelings flowing by as if they were 'debris' floating upon the stream of consciousness. We become witness the very business of being.
Secondarily, any and all opportunities to influence that internal activity exist in real time only.
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Diane has been a practicing psychotherapist for over thirty years. She is credentialed to teach college level psychology, social science and anthropology. She has taught at California Community Colleges and Universities. She studied psychoanalytic theory and practice in the School of Criminology at the University of California at Berkeley where she earned her doctorate degree. She traveled to India to study cross-cultural conceptions of mental illness. Research was undertaken in social work agencies and at the All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi. She has had a balanced yoga practice for twenty five years.


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On New Year's Eve 1944, American pilot Mike Clarke inadvertently bets Al Capone's nephew $10,000 that he can shoot down five enemy aircraft. Later, forced to land near a remote village in Ireland after running out of fuel, Mike learns that he is cut off from the rest of the world with no way to rejoin the war and shoot down his fifth plane, which is the only way he can win the bet and save his own life. With nowhere to go, he eventually befriends the colorful villagers and meets a fiery red-head named Maggie who shows this pilot that combat can take place on the ground just as well as in the air. It doesn't take long for Mike and Maggie to grow close as she helps him figure out how to win his bet while winning her heart in the process.
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AI, Robotics, and the Future of Jobs
Experts envision automation and intelligent digital agents permeating vast areas of our work and personal lives by 2025, but they are divided on whether these advances will displace more jobs than they create.
Networked Worlds & Networked Enterprises
Lee Rainie shows how the large, loosely knit social circles of networked individuals expand opportunities for learning, problem solving, decision making, and personal interaction.
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Are you checking email or tweeting or texting as you read this session description? Today, many of us are hyper-connected through the web, mobile technologies and social media.
Knowledge Workers and the Internet (Podcast)
Lee Rainie did a podcast with Inmagic about the latest research of the Pew Internet Project.
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My appearance on the Kojo Nnamdi talk show on WAMU (a Washington PBS station) about new research on the problems with mutitasking.
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Networked Workers
The majority of employed adults (62%) use the internet or email at their job, and many have cell phones and Blackberries that keep them connected even when they are not at work.
New Workers, New Workplaces: Digital 'Natives' Invade the Workplace
Young workers who have grown up with the internet, cell phones, video games, iPods, and digital cameras are different from their elders. Those who are now hiring the young "digital natives" need to know how their new world has shaped their behavio…
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Young workers who have grown up with the internet, cell phones, video games, iPods, and digital cameras are different from their elders. Those who are now hiring the young "digital natives" need to recognize how they have grown up in a unique worl…
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Men on the Bridge
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Men on the Bridge
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This webpage supports a textbook on regional and urban economics authored by Mary Edwards of St. Cloud State University. The site features chapter by chapter PowerPoint lectures and related Internet links, as well as the syllabus of the course on the book as taught by the author in 2007. Two sample chapters and links to regional economic data are also available. Topics covered by the book include agglomeration economies, growth controls, smart growth, and zoning, core-periphery models and supply-based regional growth analysis.
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|Lynch, Murrell make the grade
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Two former Appalachian State football players have made the grade and will play in the National Football League this fall.
Corey Lynch and Marcus Murrell both survived cutdown day with their respective teams on Saturday. Murrell, who was signed by the New England Patriots as a free agent last spring, made the grade with Pats coach Bill Belichick.
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