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The transportation and reimbursement authorized by subsection (b) ofsection 476 of title 37 shall be available hereafter to pay a monetary allowance in place of such transportation to a member who, under regulations prescribed by the Secretary, participates in a program designated by the Secretary in which his baggage and household effects are moved by a privately owned or rental vehicle. This allowance shall not be limited to reimbursement for actual expenses and may be paid in advance of the transportation of the baggage and household effects. The allowance shall, however, be in an amount that will result in savings to the Government when the total cost of the movement of baggage and household effects is compared with the cost that otherwise would have been incurred under subsection (b) ofsection 476 of title 37.
Source(Added Pub. L. 96–376, § 7(a),Oct. 3, 1980, 94 Stat. 1510; amended Pub. L. 97–295, § 2(16),Oct. 12, 1982, 96 Stat. 1302; Pub. L. 112–81, div. A, title VI, § 631(f)(4)(B),Dec. 31, 2011, 125 Stat. 1465; Pub. L. 112–239, div. A, title X, § 1076(a)(9),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 1948.)
2013—Pub. L. 112–239, § 1076(a)(9), made technical amendment to directory language of Pub. L. 112–81, § 631(f)(4)(B). See 2011 Amendment note below.
2011—Pub. L. 112–81, § 631(f)(4)(B), as amended by Pub. L. 112–239, § 1076(a)(9), substituted "476" for "406" in two places.
1982—Pub. L. 97–295struck out ", United States Code," after "title 37" first time appearing, and ", United States Code" after "title 37" second time appearing.
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Pub. L. 112–239, div. A, title X, § 1076(a),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 1947, provided that the amendment made by section 1076(a)(9) is effective Dec. 31, 2011, and as if included in Pub. L. 112–81as enacted.
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|McGuire Steps Up Big For Pioneers
|Written by Mikw Kelly
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Watauga High senior Garrison McGuire has been a real blessing for the Pioneers so far this season.McGuire, who smacked his first home run of the year Tuesday night against Alexander Central in a 5-3 win, has turned into a real asset for coach Pete Hardee. And for a guy playing behind the very talented David Martin, McGuire has developed a strong work ethic. And it's paid off in a big way.
"David is a great player," McGuire said. "No doubt about that. I'm a catcher, too. But he's the guy right now. But I work hard in practice everyday just in case coach Hardee needs me back there."
But McGuire has worked his way into the starting line as a designated hitter. He got off to a blistering start at the beginning of the year, but he began struggling some at the plate in recent games. His resurgence came against the Cougars as he belted a first-pitch, pinch-hit home run that gave the Pioneers a 4-0 lead.
"He put it right down the middle and I just jumped on it," he said. "Hitting is a challenge, and it isnt' something you can dwell on. If you do that, you're really going to sturggle. Luckily, I've worked on some things and corrected my swing."
And getting advice from former Pioneer Jonathan Greene, who is currently playing for the
Frisco Roughriders of the Texas League, a Class AA affiliate of the Texas Rangers, didn't hurt, either.
"I've know Jonathan since I was eight-years-old," McGuire said. "His dad did some work for my dad. That's how I met him. And we've really become good friends over the years. He's really helped me with some great advice. Heck, I was struggling with my swing earlier this year and I text him at spring training, and he took the time out to tell me some stuff I put to good use."
And McGuire,. like many of the seniors on this year's team, is being heavily counted on as the Pioneers (7-2 overall; 3-1 in the Northwestern 3A/4A Conference) aim their sights on their third consecutive conference championship. At the moment, the Pioneers find themselves in a two-way tie for the lead with South Caldwell.
"Like we did back in the '90's, we must start seperating ourselves from the rest of these teams," Hardee said. "And I like the makeup of this group. They don't get caught up in a lot things. When we lost to South Caldwell (on March 14), they didn't panic. They know it's a long season, and we'll get another shot at them."
And the Pioneers hope to keep pace Friday night when they travel to Hickory. And McGuire, who singled in his only appearance against the Red Tornadoes (6-4; 2-2) last season, feels the Pioneers have the the necessary tools to win the conference.
"We played with a great group of seniors last year," McGuire said. "Those guys had the drive, and it's rubbed off on us. You could see that when we went to North Davidson. We were suppose to be the underdogs, but we went in there with a lot of momentum and we jump on them right away.
"Winning the conference last year really gave us a lot of confidence coming into this season. And having coach Hardee is huge. He really knows how to motivate us. I love playing for him, and I really respect him."
And the feeling is mutual. Hardee didn't hesitate at all when he called McGuire to pinch hit on Tuesday night against the Cougars.
"He's really been swinging the bat good for us this season," Hardee said. "And I wanted him up there in that situation."
And the move paid off. And for McGuire, who will hang up his spikes after this season, he hopes to continue his contributing ways.
"This is it for me," he said. "I've been accepted at (Appalachian State University) and I'm going to concentrate on a career in construction like my dad. It's my senior year, and it's hard to believe four years have flown by like they have. It's been a great senior year, so far. And I want to finish it on a strong note."
The Pioneers travel to Hickory Friday night. Jake Watts gets the staring nod for WHS; Robert Whaley gets the call for Hickory. Our coverage begins at 6 pm on Oldies 100.7 FM.
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Genevieve L. Jenny Lesperance Sutton, 51, is the kind of person who thinks of others before herself.
So when she was diagnosed with Stage 4, terminal lung cancer on March 15, her cousin, Vivianne Roach, decided she would return the favor.
She is a very kind and giving person if she had a dollar left and you needed it she would give it to you, Ms. Roach said.
Ms. Roach has set up an account in the name of Jenny Sutton Fund, at SeaComm Federal Credit Union, 3001 Ford St. Extension, to raise money to cover medical and funeral expenses.
Mrs. Sutton, a native of Ogdensburg who currently lives in Waddington, has a husband, three children, and nine grandchildren.
She still, at this point, despite her condition, tries to take care of them, Ms. Roach said.
Mrs. Sutton was too ill to comment for this article.
Family members said she is no stranger to illness. Her brother, Robert Lesperance Jr., died of a heart condition at the age of 24 in 1989. At 17, Mrs. Sutton was diagnosed with dystonia, a condition which caused paralysis on the right side of her body and difficulties with motor coordination.
But she is an independent, strong-minded girl, Marilyn LaFlair, her mother, said. Youd never know that anything was wrong.
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Her biggest wish is to have one big birthday party with all her family around, Mrs. LaFlair said. So that is what we are going to do.
Her father, Robert A. Lesperance Sr., her sister, Denise Carpenter, and her brother, Ronald J. Lesperance, will be driving up from Georgia to attend the party. The family is asking friends, relatives and anyone who can make a donation to help Mrs. Sutton and her family relieve some of the financial stress caused by her illness. The family is hoping to raise at least $5,600.
Mrs. Suttons three children are Jenny Vaughan, Tonya Purvis and John Meashaw. Her grandchildren are Courtney and Brandon Meashaw; Ashley, Kailey and Adriana Purvis; Brittany and Jacob Meashaw; and Nathanial and Hannah Vaughan.
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EDMONTON - Before Vida Herbison entered the Academic Express Women in Trades program in October 2011, she had been a chambermaid in Red Deer for about a year. Originally from Nelson B.C., the 20-year-old had been biding her time before deciding on a career path.
"I didn't want to go to school and be in debt and still not know what I wanted to do," said Herbison, now working as a first-year apprentice electrician at Truemark Energy Services in Red Deer.
"I looked at the Women in Trades program and thought 'this is practical and I am not going to be in debt.' During the course, I decided to become an electrician because the work is clean, a bit higher paying than some trades and will always keep me challenged."
Herbison said that she did not have much interest in math and science in high school but really enjoyed the program.
"The textbooks in the program are trades related, with real work situations you need to resolve. It makes it easier to wrap your head around," said Herbison.
Female electricians spoke to the class about their work and that inspired Herbison, who completed the training in January 2012. Truemark has about 40 employees and only two are female.
"The physical work can be challenging but mechanical means can help with lifting and I can always ask for assistance," said Herbison. "Safety is first and no one wants to try to push you to do something that might be unsafe."
With women representing only four to six per cent of the trades workforce in Alberta, lack of the right education is one of many reasons women do not enter the trades.
"Our Women in Trades program prepares women for trades entrance exams. It is very practical," said Donna Hall, administrator for Academic Express Adult Education and Training.
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"We interview individuals to make sure they are suitable for the program. If they are, we help fill out an application for learner benefits at our office," said Shelley Sauter, co-administrator of the school.
Academic Express offers two programs of about 30 participants each annually, with a 70 per cent completion rate. Ninety per cent of people who complete the program pass the trade entrance exam.
Herbison will continue her apprenticeship in March 2013 at Red Deer College.
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A state proposal to place greater emphasis on outpatient treatment for the mentally ill and reduce inpatient services has prompted fears that the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center in Ogdensburg could close.
Those fears are not unrealistic, state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, said Tuesday.
While the state has not yet specified which psychiatric centers could be targeted for closure, a proposal by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to establish regional "centers of excellence" emphasizing outpatient care over more costly inpatient treatment could result in some psychiatric hospital closures.
According to information from the New York Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services, the state Office of Mental Health has proposed a central region catchment area covering services in all of Northern New York that extends to Binghamton in the south, Cayuga County to the west and Hamilton and Fulton counties to the east — placing Ogdensburg at the far north fringe of the district. Estimated savings in 2013-2014 from the initiative is $20 million.
Mr. Griffo said although the governor's plan is still vague and will most likely not be included in either legislative chamber's 2013-14 budget bills, it could move forward later this year.
He said a vague plan to downsize mental health facilities circulated last year before the state closed Utica Psychiatric Center in his district.
"The year before it was Oneida prison in my home city," he said. "I believe there is legitimate concern when there are going to be closures and there is no criteria outlined for the process. I've unfortunately received the brunt of that twice now."
A proposal to eliminate a requirement that the state notify facilities a year before they will close has been shot down by the Senate, Mr. Griffo said. He said in addition to pushing to preserve the 12-month notification period, the Senate is requesting that Mr. Cuomo and the state Office of Mental Health make public a list of potential closures.
"There is no official list with names of facilities, but they had said there were potentially four closures," state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, said. "The Senate pushed back on all four of them."
She said she will not support any plan that will reduce accessibility to mental health treatment in the north country, especially if that plan includes closing the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center. The center employs approximately 500 people.
"It's important to the district not just because of the jobs, but now is not the time to be looking to close down a facility, especially when we have Fort Drum in close proximity and so many people with post-traumatic stress disorder issues," she said. "We have to make sure we have resources that are closer than Syracuse or Binghamton."
The governor's proposal was not included in the Assembly's 2013-2014 budget bill, Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said.
"We are working very hard as the budget is closed out here in Albany to keep things in the mental health system as close as possible to the way they are funded now and structurally to the way they are in place now," Mrs. Russell said. "There is such a demand for services that overhauling it would put individuals and families in jeopardy."
She echoed Mr. Griffo's comments that there is cause for concern about the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center's potential closing.
"I've been hearing rumblings for months that it could happen, even before the governor's budget came out," she said. "It's something we have to be very watchful for."
Benjamin Rosen, the Office of Mental Health public information officer, did not respond to an email Tuesday seeking comment.
The Office of Mental Health next month will conduct a listening tour to gauge public input on the proposed centers of excellence. Sessions include Albany, Rockland County, Binghamton, Syracuse, Batavia, Long Island and New York.
Mr. Griffo said he will strongly urge Mr. Cuomo to make sure a north country stop is added to the tour.
"We can't make him do it, but we can hopefully put pressure on him," he said.
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Aways ensure you are maintaining a high FPS rate in QL. Otherwise you can be at a big disadvantage. To find out your current fps rate, use the command: "set cg_drawfps "1"".
and rapha wanted to retire as soon as high signed up for uni (his words), but he missed the sign ups...twice. Very bad timing considering he is rapha lol (or wasn't accepted or something).
edit a day after: rapha said yesterday that he will continue attending quakecon and dreamhacks if he has the time to aim for #1
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strenx has a fake bad attitude
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Cant some people just **** and let the guy go in peace.I saw him call someone an "online aim ***" after someone beat him in a pub :P
av3k was as he was. Nobodys perfect. He's gone noe, so it's over and out. Let's pull a curtain on it.
...and still playing!
Remember, if you happen to join our clan, you can be drunk during each and every match in QL and GET AWAY WITH IT.
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Strap: any length that's convenient for you
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Outdoor Research
Backbowl Pants (Men's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 27937
The men's Outdoor Research Backbowl Pant is a non-insulated sidecountry ski shell for cool, damp climates designed for layering with high breathability and protection from wet snow.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- Waterproof/breathable, 2-layer 70D Pertex® Shield fabric; reversed brushed tricot-lined upper legs, smooth taffeta-lined lower leg
- EnduraLoft™ insulation: 40g seat and knees
- Integrated RECCO® reflector
- Fully seam taped
- Snap and zipper fly; belt loops
- Accepts accessory suspenders
- Inner thigh vents
- Zippered hand pockets, one with beacon pocket with key-clip attachment
- Two cargo pockets and one back pocket
- Gusseted crotch
- Internal mesh gaiters with gripper elastic
- Articulated knees
- Reinforced ankle scuff guard
Gender: Men's
Weight: (L) 26.0 oz. / 737 g
Fit: Relaxed Fit
Season: F11
Vendor ProductId: 55088
Review ProductId: 27937


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KEY QUOTE: "If middle-class taxpayers are worried about the threat to the George W. Bush-era tax breaks, some business owners are paralyzed.... They say it would crimp their ability to hire workers, which in turn would slow down America's economic recovery."
KEY QUOTE: "Health care costs too much in this country. Spending $1 trillion more on health care, as the Democrats' new law does, didn't reduce health care costs. In fact, it will only make matters worse. According to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the law will actually increase the cost of insurance for millions of families by an additional $2,000 per year by 2016. ... This is unacceptable. But, so was the old system. Republicans have listened to the American people. We agree that the law should be repealed and replaced with common-sense reforms that actually lower costs for individuals, families and employers. Last year, we offered a plan to do just that."
Dear Friend,
First of all, let me just say: "thank you." Thank you for your support; thank you for taking action; thank you for helping to elect a new Republican Majority to Congress.
But now is not a time for celebration; it is a time to roll up our sleeves and get down to work. That's why I'm sending you these four items to help outline how a new Republican Majority will do things differently than those who've run Washington in the past:
>> ELECTION NIGHT REMARKS: On Tuesday night I said that the election results were a repudiation of Washington … a repudiation of Big Government … and a repudiation of politicians who refuse to listen to the people. [WATCH VIDEO]
>> PILLARS OF A NEW MAJORITY: Pillars of a New Majority pulls together five recent speeches on our culture of life, jobs and the economy, national security, Congressional reform, and a new way forward for our country. Each lends further context to our governing agenda and insight into the priorities that will guide our new Republican Majority. [READ MORE]
>> WHAT THE NEXT SPEAKER MUST DO: In an op-ed for today's Wall Street Journal, I list several steps the next Speaker of the House must take to restore the shattered bonds of trust between the American people and Congress. Among them: no earmarks, letting Americans read bills before they're brought to a vote, stopping the process of writing "comprehensive" thousand-page bills behind closed doors or in the Speaker's office, and more. [READ MORE]
>> PLEDGE TO AMERICA: Built through a process of listening to the American people, our Pledge to America is a governing agenda that will guide us throughout the 112th Congress. We'll fight to create new jobs, cut government spending, repeal ObamaCare and replace it with common-sense reforms, reform Congress, and more. [READ MORE]
I hope you will stay as engaged in the months ahead as you were before Election Day and I hope you'll encourage others to do the same. While the latest campaign season is behind us, the real work of governing is just beginning. And the only way we'll get the smaller, less costly, more accountable government we deserve is if concerned Americans stay active and involved.
Together we'll forge a new way forward in Washington that is built on listening and that reflects the priorities of the American people – an approach that hasn't been tried before by either party.
Thank you again for all of your support, and please stay in touch in the weeks and months ahead.
John Boehner
KEY QUOTE: "The American people deserve a majority in Congress that listens to the people, focuses on their priorities and honors their demands for smaller, more accountable government. Accountability starts at the top, in the office of the speaker."
House Republican Leader John Boehner Delivers Remarks at Election Night Results WatchGrand Hyatt Washington, Washington, DC Tuesday, November 2, 2010NOTE: Written text may differ slightly from spoken remarks.
Thank you.
Thank you Pete Sessions, for your tireless leadership.
And thank you to all our candidates, supporters, and volunteers who have worked so hard to make this moment possible.
Let me just say this: it's clear who the winners are tonight, and that's the American people.
Your voice was heard at the ballot box! Your voice!
Listen, I'll be brief, because we have real work to do – and this is not a time for celebration … not when one in 10 of our fellow citizens are out of work … not when we have buried our children under a mountain of debt … not when our Congress is held in such low esteem.
This is a time to roll up our sleeves. To look forward with determination. And to take the first steps toward building a better future for our kids and grandkids.
Across the country right now, we are witnessing a repudiation of Washington … a repudiation of Big Government … and a repudiation of politicians who refuse to listen to the people.
Of course, this campaign is not yet over. To folks out in the West, where the polls are still open, seize this opportunity to be heard … to reject the spending sprees, the bailouts, the backroom deals, the takeovers and all the nonsense … and to join your fellow Americans in putting Washington on notice.
Because for far too long, Washington has been doing what's best for Washington – not what's best for America.
Tonight, that begins to change.
With their voices and their votes, the American people are demanding a new way forward in Washington. And I'm here tonight to tell you that our new majority will be prepared to do things differently… to take a new approach that hasn't been tried before in Washington – by either party.
• It starts with cutting spending instead of increasing it. • Reducing the size of government instead of expanding it.• Reforming the way Congress works and giving government back to the people. • And for all those families asking 'where are the jobs?,' it means ending the uncertainty in our economy and helping small businesses get people back to work.
The people's priorities will be our priorities. The people's agenda will be our agenda. This is our Pledge to America … this is our pledge to you!
While our new majority will serve as your voice in the people's House, we must remember it is the president who sets the agenda for our government. The American people have sent an unmistakable message to him tonight, and that message is: "change course."
We hope President Obama will now respect the will of the people, change course, and commit to making the changes they are demanding. To the extent he is willing to do this, we are ready to work with him.
But make no mistake, the president will find in our new majority the voice of the American people as they've expressed it tonight: standing on principle, checking Washington's power, and leading the drive for a smaller, less costly, and more accountable government.
These are the principles our new majority will stand for, and we hope you will stand with us in the hard work that lies ahead. Because we are humbled by your trust in us. And we recognize that with this trust comes the responsibility to listen, and listen we will.
Let's start right now by recognizing this is not a time for celebration. This is a time to roll up our sleeves and go to work.
We can celebrate when small businesses are creating jobs again. We can celebrate when the spending binge in Washington has stopped.
And we can celebrate when we have a government that has earned back the trust of the people it serves … when we have a government that honors our Constitution and stands up for the values that have made America, America: economic freedom, individual liberty, and personal responsibility.
I hold these values dear because I've lived them. I've spent my whole life chasing the American Dream.
I started out mopping floors, waiting tables, and tending bar at my dad's tavern. I put myself through school working odd jobs and night shifts. I poured my heart and soul into a small business. And when I saw how out-of-touch Washington had become with the core values of this great nation, I put my name forward and ran for office.
So I want to close by thanking my friends and neighbors in Ohio for giving me the chance to serve and the opportunity to stand before you now ready to lead.
Thank you. God bless you, your families, and the United States of America.
The Freedom Project320 First Street, SEWashington, DC 20003
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EAST CARBON CITY - Clark William DeFriez, age 87, passed away Tuesday, May 27, 2008, due to a fatal car accident.
He was born Dec. 20, 1920 to Henry William DeFriez and Beatrice Palmer in Wattis. He married VeLoye Gunderson on July 3, 1941; their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Clark lived a full and happy life. He loved to teach.
He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and he loved the gospel. He served in three bishoprics, was a member of the high council, served three missions and held various other callings.
Clark served in World War II as a chief machinist in the Merchant Marines Service.
He worked in the Carbon County coal mines, the Texas Gulf Sulphur Company in Moab for 30 years and was a builder and professional cabinetmaker.
His family loved him and he will be greatly missed.
He is survived by his wife, VeLoye; two sons, Troy Clark (Trish Meyer) DeFriez and Tim William (Karen Lee) DeFriez; three grandsons; and four granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his parents and son, Todd DeFriez.
Funeral services will be Saturday, May 31, at 11 a.m. at the East Carbon LDS Chapel. Viewing will be one hour prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery at 3 p.m. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON CITY - Pelaki "Lucky" Latu, age 49, passed away very suddenly on May 21, 2008 in Price of natural causes.
He was born Oct. 29, 1958 in Haateiho, Tongatapu, Tonga, to Fakaosi Folau and Poleo Luisa Mafi Latu. Married Deborah Ann Robinson Nov. 21, 1985 in Salt Lake City.
Pelaki graduated from Tonga College in Tongatapu specializing in carpentry and blueprints.
He was a licensed general contractor and he loved designing and making furniture.
He was an excellent artist and a perfectionist at everything he did. He was a man of many talents and, while living in Tonga, he helped build the family home. When his mother suffered a stroke, Pelaki and Debbie lived in Aukland, New Zealand, for a year while caring for her.
Pelaki was a friend to all, he enjoyed helping others and he especially loved children. He enjoyed playing with and teaching Marriah, Izzy and Amberia his native language and Tongan dancing. He was very fluent and spoke Samon, Tongan and English.
Pelaki was employed with Pacific Central Steel Fabrication since July 2007. He was a sandblaster and worked there until the day of his passing. He loved his job and really liked his co-workers. He was a dedicated and hard worker, who never missed a day of work or complained about working in the cold.
Pelaki is survived by his loving wife, Debbie, East Carbon; stepchildren, Leila Michelle Wilson, Hyrum, Johnnie Darty, East Carbon; three brothers and two sisters, who are mostly living in New Zealand and California; grandchildren, Marriah Michelle and Izabelle Ann Darty, both of East Carbon; many nieces, nephews and other family members living in the islands.
Pelaki will be dearly missed by everyone who knew him, especially his wife of 22 years. They were constant companions and did everything together. But now he's with his mother, dad and brother and someday will be with his wife again.
Ofa Lahi Kea Koe. Love you always, Debbie (Tepi) Latu.
Funeral service Friday, May 30, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be Mitchell's Thursday evening, 6 to 8 p.m., and Friday one hour prior to service. Friends are welcome at Mitchell Funeral Home daily. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.


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Starting a business: 'You feel like you are taking a chance'
EUGENE, Ore. - Susanne Bryant is her own boss.
"I recommend it," she said of small business ownership, "but you have to be prepared for it."
Bryant and her husband opened Devote 30, a pre-paid wireless store, in October 2009 after he was laid off from a big corporation.
"We found the product. We knew it was something good and nobody else in eugene had these products, and we just went for it," Bryan said, "but it was 20 hours a day planning."
Since then, they've watched their tiny Willamette Street business boom.
"Now, we opened a second store a year and a half later and it's four times as big," Bryant said.
They also hired three employees.
But starting your own business can be risky in any economy.
"You know, you feel like you are taking a chance," Bryant said.
Help is out there for would-be entrepreneurs. The Willamette Valley chapter of Score, a non-profit small business mentoring group, offers free counseling.
"One of the things we stress is the need for a business plan," said Ray Staton, who chairs the local Score chapter. "One of the things that we stress heavily is let's find out whether or not this business is going to make money for you or whether you are throwing good money after bad."
They talk about potential sales, revenue and startup expenses.
The Lane Community College Small Business Center and the Eugene Public Library also offer help.
So in this poor economy, if you don't have a job, is now the time to create your own with a small business?
Staton said yes - if you have a good product.
There is business out there if you know how to reach it," he said.
The Bryants' hard work and planning paid off. They broke even after only a few months and hope to expand to even more locations in the future.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (95 votes).
In short: One I always look out for every year!In full: This was my second Mo Run and my friend and I always do a little challenge to raise momey for charity. In 2013 it was who would win, the 2014 race was try to get my friend under the 50 minute mark and I'd act as his pacer.The organisation is top notch, the atmosphere is electric, the MC is brilliant and encouraging to all runners and the course is set in the scenice Greenwich Park.A really tough race with plenty of hills but it really does fly by and it is such fun. Although the weather wasn't particularly warm, there were plenty of people there braving the cold, cheering everyone along and there was a real buzz from all the other runners. Well organised start so that the faster people were at the front and all the others who came for the fun run side of it too seemed to be having a great time with the Group Warm up too.My friend got round in just over 50 minutes which although wasn't the target was a massive PB for him and he was over the moon.One good thing about this race is there is plenty to do in the area afterwards so it's not a case of "Here's your medal and cheerio!" Belgian beer always goes down nicely after this race we've found...I will continue to do this race as often as I can and a great run for a great charity.Date of review: July 13, 2015
In short: Amazing, friendly and so organisedIn full: Almost everything you'd want is provided - warm up guy, friendly marshalls, beautiful route, nearby toilets.Only issue is I didn't see any water stopsDate of review: May 16, 2015
In short: Great Race If 1500 people going to run a 10k on a cold morning in NovemberIn full: Been running since 1989 and don't say this about many races but this is a great race, friendly organisers & marshalling (to pick out a few marshalls the dancing lady and the American gentleman) and support (especially the hill at 4k/9k).Even though support small they still brought the spirit of the London Marathon to the race. Great for first timers and fun runners and friendly atmosphere for any type of runner. Headband you are given a start of race, great fun warm up, unique medal at end and race for a good cause (Prostrate Cancer.2 lap course a couple of hills but at least you know what to expect second time around. The crowd on the last hill towards finish amazing and get you up that hillSee you next yearDate of review: December 5, 2014
In short: Excellent organisation and certainly a fest scenic 10k. Friendly. Extremely hot but plenty of water stops.Date of review: August 3, 2014
In short: Organisation needed improving along with a course tweek, but overall a fun 10K to run.Date of review: January 8, 2014
In short: Milton Keynes- Enjoyable run in a good locationIn full: Great little race this. Well organised and enjoyable pre race with active warmup and music and a lot of fancy dress/awful facial hair (mine included). Collected number and chip easy enough and was given a Movember head band before the race began.There was a little bit of a delay to the start and as a result the 10K that i ran in didnt get off until about 1020 or so which was a slight downer considering the chilly weather. Great marshalling and support and the route is undulating in places but the last 1k is down again. Willen Lake is where our parkrun takes place and it really is a lovely part of MK. The last 1K starts a top Campbell Parks highest point which gives great views.I absolutely obliterated my 10K PB by about 7 minutes but i havent run one in about 6 months and ive been doing a lot of training over the summer in that time. So i would say it isnt as easy as that makes out but certainly an opportunity for a PB.At the end you get a nice little medal and there are free refreshments from Lucozade (other drink makers are available in shops haha) and a blanket.My advice to Movember for next year would be:1) The water point needs to be slightly longer and not at a corner. It got a bit congested.2) Specified timing markers at the start. Im aware the 5K is provided as the fun run but it would be good to acknowledge that there will be some fun runners with us keeno's in the 10K by having estimated finish time markers in the queue at the start. This would avoid some people who were walking the whole route clogging the first 1K.Those are the only 2 issues that i identified and they really are only minor and as such didnt ruin my experience. I would assume some people may mention the price on here and at £22 there are certainly cheaper 10k's out there. However given the well run day, the medal and the fect that the extra goes to such a great cause i am more than happy to pay that and i will certainly do so again next year.Top morning out.Date of review: November 25, 2013
In short: Fun 5kIn full: Did the 5k with my husband & 5 & 7 year olds. Steep entry fee for on the day adults (£20) but offset by children being free!! Great medal and loved the headband! Nice route round a bit of MK (all looks the same in MK so never sure where we are!), mostly flat. Great support, really good at the start & finish. Only gripe was the start was very cramped and couldn't hear the start gun. Brilliant family day out and great atmosphere. Loved it! Date of review: November 24, 2013
In short: Wow what funIn full: I did the 10k on this one. Absolutely stunning rout and lots of mud-perfect. Not one for a PB if you run as a mexican sporting a rather large sombrero but who cares!!Date of review: November 10, 2013
In short: Fast race, great atmosphereIn full: Really quick, flat as a pancake, great lady with microphone firing everyone up and cheering everyone on to the end. I clocked a good season's best (38:23)even though it was really(!) muddy. Date of review: October 22, 2013
In short: Good turn out for potential rainy saturday run near muddy riversideIn full: The race is a potential PB as flat course out and back. Very mixed terrain and slippy due to previous rain and obviously muddy. Good staggered start to avoid congestion. Great PA woman at the start creating an atmsophere and trying very hard to get runners motivate before start. This fast 10k so I didnt like the cups of water as I cant sip them properly as this is potential PB course which I did PB!The finish was great to be recognised by name. Great to have free lucozade and some sweets and a sweat band. Also a immediate finish time check and a print out. I even used the £5 engraving service to have my pb time put on the nice shiny medal. Medal has improved from 2010 and has richmond riverside on it.Would do this again for another crack at pb on mixed terrain. This run definately worked out my legs especially quads as I had to watch my step on mud, pebbles, stones etc...not my usual run surface so toned me up.Date of review: October 20, 2013
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Creighton WBB Earns Votes in AP and USA TODAY Coaches Polls
OMAHA, Neb. - Building upon the 10 votes received in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll earlier this week (Oct. 29), the Creighton women's basketball team earned 21 votes in the AP Poll released on Friday, Nov. 1.Creighton is coming off a 25-8 season and a back-to-back trips to the NCAA Championship. Head coach Jim Flanery welcomes back sophomore guard Marissa Janning (12.6 ppg, 3.5 rpg) and senior forward Sarah Nelson (11.7 ppg, 7.8 rpg) as Creighton embarks on its inaugural year in the BIG EAST.
The Bluejays received one vote on three seperate occasions, all in the Associated Press (AP) poll (Feb. 4, Jan. 14 & Preseason). Prior to the 2012-13 season, that last time the Jays had appeared in the AP poll was on March 10, 2003, with two votes. The Bluejays last appeared in the USA Today Coaches Poll on Feb. 7, 2005, earning two votes.Complete 2013-14 Preseason AP Poll


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|Fire Totals Cove Creek Business Structure
|Written by Steve Frank
|Tuesday, 22 October 2013 20:31
Fire destroyed a structure used by a construction business in the Cove Creek area Tuesday night, a blaze battled by three departments and punctuated by chemicals igniting. The call came in just before 8pm, a building at 1626 NC 194 South on fire, a building where Adam Blake stored
materials for his work. Arriving first units from Cove Creek reported the building fully involved in flames, with Foscoe and Boone units soon joining the firefighting effort, Boone adding a five man crew along with a tanker, and, in spite of occasional chemical flare-ups, firefighters managed to knock down the blaze in about 30 minutes. Cove Creek officials said that the blaze seemed to start in the chimney area and are blaming the fire on a faulty flue. Watauga Rescue, Watauga Medics, the Watauga Sheriff's Office and State Patrol all played parts in the effort, with BREMCO called in to deal with power issues.
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Termites are causing problems at the Marion County School District in central Florida.
The Ocala Star-Banner reports the district's employment services department had to be removed from its headquarters after a termite infestation was discovered.
Administrators have also discovered termites in the new band room at Howard Middle School. Officials believe the termites might be coming from wood somewhere outside.
The new facility is still under warranty.
Officials hope the school district employment services department repairs will be completed by the end of the county's spring break.


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LINCOLN – A fast moving six-alarm fire destroyed a significant portion of the historic Lonsdale Bleachery Mill complex Thursday night as scores of firefighters from Lincoln and surrounding northern Rhode Island communities did their best to contain it.
The fire came in as a box alarm from the mill complex at 5:12 p.m., according to Police Capt. Phillip Gould, and could be seen erupting from windows of a largely vacant mill building along the Blackstone River as fire companies arrived on scene.
At least one firefighter was reported to have hurt his back in the effort to fight the fire and was transported to the hospital to be checked out, according to firefighters.
Gould did not know of any other injuries from the fire, but said a number of rescues had been staged near the mill as a precaution while the effort to fight the blaze continued.
Coming as it did on Halloween, the fire prompted some talk of a possible vandalism cause among residents and the curious watching from Front Street or Lonsdale Avenue.
"That would be total speculation at this point," Gould said. "Right now we have the fire marshal on scene and once they have the fire under control, they will start doing an investigation of the cause, but I have nothing on that at this point."
From the hillside of Lonsdale Avenue overlooking the mill complex, a Cumberland resident said he had spotted the fire as he drove to the Stop & Shop supermarket near the 1 Mendon Road senior apartment complex. The whole right side windows of the lower mill building were engulfed in flames as he approached, the resident, who declined to be identified, said.
"There was fire coming out of every single window," he said. The fire appeared to be near a section of the multiple-building complex where the RYCO Lace Co. and Blackstone Valley Outfitters also operated. It could not be determined Thursday night if those structures of the complex were involved or had been spared by the work of the responding fire crews.
Firefighters could be seen using high aerial lines to shower a tower section of the complex with sheets of water while apparently holding back the flames from a long section of vacant mill space running up the hill along Front Street.
Marion Lafontaine, a resident of Cumberland familiar with the Lonsdale neighborhood, said she heard about the fire on the scanner while at home in Cumberland Hill and decided to go to Lonsdale and take a look at it.
"Flames were coming out all along the mill. I don't know what to think," Lafontaine said.
One section of the complex was reported to be owned by the Jerome London LLC, and still another by FDS Industries.
A Lonsdale Bleachery Redevelopment plan commissioned by the town, the John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Corridor Commission and the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation described the site as semi-abandoned, with about 50 percent of its mill space redeveloped and still in use by a number of small companies.
The complex abuts both the Blackstone Valley Bikeway and the Lonsdale Drive-In Marsh/Wetlands Restoration Project. The complex, along with the nearby Lonsdale Mill Village, is all part of a state Historic District and nationally registered. The plan also noted a need to demolish some of the more deteriorated structures at the complex to increase parking areas and access. The 30-acre site includes a portion of a mill complex begun in 1831 after construction of the nearby Blackstone Canal along the Blackstone River. Newer buildings of the Bleachery complex were constructed over sections of the old canal after its closing in the 1840s and through 1895. By the turn of the century, approximately 24 industrial buildings were located at the complex.
As the fire in the riverfront section of the mill complex continued to burn Thursday night, Mitch Paulin of Lincoln, a former Cumberland firefighter, said he had spotted the flames in the mill as he drove across the Lonsdale Bridge on Route 122 and pulled over to watch the calamity.
"You could see the fire right across the river from the bridge," Paulin said while showing some of the photographs he had taken.
"There were a lot of people watching from the bridge, and when I got there the mill was totally engulfed along the back end of the building. The flames shot high into the air as the roof of that section collapsed inward and one portion of the outside wall sparked another outburst of flames and cinders when it toppled down," he said.
"Every window was engulfed in flames," he said. Firefighters could be seen putting water on the Blackstone Valley Outfitters building, and Paulin said he hoped they had been able to save that business.
"This is a site that goes back over a hundred years," Paulin said while noting the impact of the fire on the historic district in the area.
Anne Robitaille, of Manville, said she was bringing her daughter, Reanna, to her friend's house to go trick or treating and could see a faint outline of smoke against the sky.
The family members soon learned from Facebook that the mill complex was on fire, and Robitaille went down to see it.
She wondered if vandalism might have been involved. "I don't know. It's practically a coincidence, you know, Halloween. I wouldn't rule it out."
Paulin agreed. "With these old mills anything can happen," he said. "You never know."
After living in the neighborhood for many years and even working for a machine shop in the complex, Kirk Cyr felt saddened by the fire. "Its over a hundred years old and there is history behind it. It's too bad," he said while talking with reporters about his memories of the area.
The RIKO building appeared to be across the street from the fire and he hoped that had been saved, Cyr said. The portion of the structure running along Carrington Street, did appear to have been destroyed, he added. "The roof is already caved in the walls collapsed, it's pretty serious," he said. Recalling how the Peterson Puritan Co. had operated in a building already demolished, Cyr said the fire could have been worse if that section still existed. "It would have had aerosol products," he said of the potential danger that could have resulted. As for the cause, he also wondered about vandalism. "It's Halloween night, who knows," he said.
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Jets 2011 Player Interest List v1.0
As we lead up to the NFL Draft, it's a good idea to keep up with whom the Jets are planning visits, are interviewing, and are attending their Pro Days. Of course, we can't read too much into what we do know. The Jets employ a "no stone unturned" philosophy and the team has one of the bigger and better scouting staffs in the league, which means they are always conspicuously present at Pro Days, etc. So for instance while we knew last year that the Jets extended an invite to CB Kyle Wilson to visit, we totally whiffed on on the Jets keen interest in RB Shonn Greene two years ago.
CB Josh Gatlin (North Dakota State) 6-1, 196, 4.37 40yd dash
Projection: 4-5 Description: Gatlin, the cousin of Olympic sprinter Justin, impressed teams at the Texas vs. The Nation game, where he had a brilliant interception. Gatlin is very strong in man coverage and is physical against opposing receivers. He is also very versatile as he can play receiver, as well as return kicks and punts. Although his athletic abilities are continuing to impress, he is still very raw and scouts are worried about his level of competition in college. The Jets were on hand for his Pro Day and put him through agility and strength tests.
CB Chykie Brown (Texas) 5-11, 190, 4.49 40yd dash
Projection: 4-5 Description: Brown has a meeting coming up with the Jets. In addition, Dennis Thurman was present at Brown's Pro Day. He is an athletic, physical corner with great tools who plays a mix of off-man and press coverage. He takes good angles on the ball and locates it well in the air. Brown has a tendency to get overpowered and shielded by big, strong receivers on the outside. Durability is a concern as he missed three games as a sophomore due to a sprained ankle and multiple games in 2010 with a broken right forearm.
CB Ryan Jones (Northwest Missouri State) 5-11, 197, 4.38 40yd dash
Projection: 6-7 Description: Jones was not invited to the combine, but talked to the Jets at the NFLPA Texas vs. The Nation All-Star game. Despite QB's throwing away from him this past season, Jones had six interceptions, two of which were returned for touchdowns. He displays great athleticism, size and speed and the ability to turn and run. He has experience playing in both man and zone coverage and makes plays in the run game. However, scouts are worried about his level of competition. Also, he often appears so focused on his back-pedal that he often seems to be reacting instead of trusting his eyes and anticipating routes.
FS Jaiquawn Jarrett (Temple) 6-0, 198, 4.62 40yd dash
Projection: 4-5 Description: The Jets have a visit set up with Jarrett. Scouts have been impressed with Jarrett's versatility and his football instincts, and have hinted that he could play multiple positions in the NFL. He plays the run very well, and is a good wrap up tackler. He needs more experience in man coverage, and his footwork is a little sloppy at times, especially when breaking forward and changing directions.
CB/FS Mistral Raymond (South Florida) 6-1, 192, 4.54 40yd dash
Projection: 7-UDFA Description: The Jets gave Raymond what he referred to as a personality test. Raymond has experience at both safety and cornerback, but it's his upside at the cornerback spot that has teams most excited about his development. He prides himself in getting better and is very coachable. Scouts have been quoted as saying Raymond is reluctant to stick his nose in big piles and he doesn't always utilize his ample speed. He was not invited to the combine.
SS Tommy Irvin (Wofford) 6-1, 209, 4.72 40yd dash
Projection: 7-UDFA Description: He is active against the run and has good closing speed. Irvin picked off four passes as a senior and led Wofford in tackles in each of his final two seasons. Scouts have noted that coverage is his main weakness as Irvin is considered a box type safety. He has been flying under the radar as he did not receive invites to any all-star games or the NFL Combine. The Jets attended his pro day.
Analysis: With Cromartie, Smith, Ihedigbo, and Pool all possibly hitting free agency, the Jets might want to add a defensive back via the draft. Interestingly, it appears the team is targeting mostly small school players. Many of the prospects can play either safety or corner, further hinting that the Jets may let some of their free agents walk.
OLB Sam Acho (Texas) 6-2, 257, 4.68 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 3 Description: The Jets have set up an interview with Acho, who is looking to transition from a more standard 4-3 End to a 3-4 Linebaker. Acho works hard and is smart but there are questions about his abilities to drop in coverage and doesn't have elite pass-rushing abilities like others in the draft class — which is why he could be available during the third round.
OLB Lawrence Wilson (Connecticut) 6-1, 229, 4.55 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 3-4 Description: A solid pass rusher, the Jets met with Wilson at his Pro Day. He has sideline-to-sideline range and is a reliable tackler who has the ability to deliver the big hit. He struggles to get off of blocks once he is engaged and has some trouble between the tackles in tight quarters.
OLB Scott Lutrus (Connecticut) 6-2, 241, 4.68 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 5-6 Description: Lutrus had a workout with the Jets. Lutrus played a rush DE on passing downs, and a Husky spot most of the rest of the time. He is a smart blitzer and picks his lanes well. Scouts have determined that he doesn't shed blocks quick enough. Also he needs to work on adding some moves and using his hands more when he rushes the passer.
OLB Mark Herzlich (Boston College) 6-4, 244, 4.92 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 4-5 Description: The Jets attended Herzlich's Pro Day. Herzlich seems to always be around the ball and has displays good initial quickness toward the line of scrimmage against the run. During the Senior Bowl, scouts said Herzlich was beaten in coverage and proved ineffective rushing the passer. While his story of overcoming bone cancer is an inspiring one, the reality is, many NFL teams might be concerned about his disease's recurrence.
ILB Elijah "Peanut" Joseph (Temple) 6-2, 243
Projection: Rd 7-UDFA Description: The Jets are bringing "Peanut" in for an official visit in April. He has experience at both inside and outside linebacker. Peanuts' senior season was cut short with a knee injury that he suffered in November against Ohio. Thus, he has not been able to work out for scouts, but plans on doing so a week before the draft. Despite his injury he still led the Temple defense in solo tackles last season. He hits with a lot of power and can drive the ball carrier backwards. Peanut also times his blitzes well and lays big hits on the quarterbacks. However, he often gets engulfed by linemen inside and struggles to read misdirection. Furthermore, he lacks the strength to get off blocks, and is not fast enough to make plays along the sideline.
ILB Ross Cochran (North Dakota) 6-1, 250 4.71 40yd dash
Projection: UDFA Description: The Jets scouting staff visited with Cochran at the UND Pro Day. Scouts have praised his work ethic. Cochran will get involved in a lot of tackles and scouts have noted that he has above average pursuit. Unfortunately, Cochran's speed will be an issue in the NFL. He is also not much of a factor in pass defense and has been coined a workout warrior.
DE/LB Justin Houston (Georgia) 6-3, 270, 4.68 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 1-2 Description: The Jets are flying Houston in for a workout at Florham Park in April. Houston is a tremendous pass rusher, finishing last season with 18.5 tackles for loss, 10 sacks and 44 quarterback hurries. He is a versatile player, having played both defensive end and linebacker in college. Houston has good upper-body strength and arm length to fight off blocks at the point of attack. He has an explosive burst upfield and knows how to vary his speed off the edge. However, he is still learning to use his hands and relies on his burst to beat blockers, thus lacking a repertoire of rush moves.
DE Ryan Kerrigan (Purdue) 6-4, 267, 4.67 40yd dash
Projection: 1 Description: The Jets have an official visit lined up with Kerrigan. Despite playing a 4-3 in college, scouts believe he could be effective as either an OLB or DE in a 3-4. As a run defender, he's stout at the point of attack and reads the action well. As a pass rusher, he has displays nice quickness and anticipates the snap well. While Kerrigan plays with intensity, he sometimes gets too aggressive and will overpursue or bite on play fakes. Scouts are also worried that he might struggle to corral quick and elusive NFL backs.
DE Cory Liuget (Illinois) 6-2, 298
Projection: 1 Description: Liuget's Pro Day was attended by Rex Ryan himself, a pretty good indication that the Jets are taking a serious the Defensive Tackle in next month's Draft that could well be available at the end of the first round.
DE Ty Boyle (North Dakota) 6-4, 285
Projection: UDFA Description: The Jets scouting staff visited with Boyle at the UND Pro Day. Boyle is an emotional leader on and off the field. He played in a 3-4 defense in college and was able to absorb and take on double teams because of his size. Boyle is raw and needs to improve on stopping the run.
Projection: Rd 6-7 Description: Fua is a superb run-stopper and has experience playing the nose in a 3-4. He is a strong, powerful bull rusher who jolts the offensive lineman and gets leverage early. He was told by scouts he will need to gain weight if he wants to continue his nose tackle role at the next level. Fua does not run well and struggles to make plays away from his frame. He also lacks the awareness to locate the football once he's through the line. Fua has a private workout scheduled with the Jets.
Analysis: With Sione Pouha turning 32 and Shaun Ellis' future up in the air, the Jets will likely turn to the draft to help make their line younger. Fua and Ogbu are intriguing possibilities for the Jets later in the draft. Both are great at stopping the run and would provide nice depth for years to come. (The Jets would then have two Sione's on the line). As far as the linebackers go, it appears the team is looking for a pass rusher. Rex has been looking for his version of Terrell Suggs since he became the Jets head coach two years ago. Scouts have seen shades of Suggs in Houston, so look for his name to be called on draft night. If the team decides to go a different direction in the first round, look for Peanut or Lutrus later in the draft as both are very solid pass rushers.
OT Michael Arndt (NDSU) 6-6, 319, 19 reps at 225
Projection: UDFA Description: Jets scouts put Arndt through agility and blocking drills at his Pro Day. He started at left tackle for the past two seasons. Arndt is a physical tackle, who has the size needed to be a serviceable offensive lineman at the next level. However, he must improve his technique and become stronger if he wants to be a productive player in the NFL.
OL Will Rackley (Lehigh) 6-3, 309, 29 reps at 225
Projection: Rd 3-4 Description: Rackley played tackle in college, but scouts project he will be better suited as a guard in the NFL. Solid run-blocker who can use work in pass protection. Rackley has a workout set up with the Jets and numerous other teams.
C Brandon Fusco (Slippery Rock) 6-4, 306, 26 reps at 225
Projection: Rd 5-6 Description: Jets appear to be extremely interested in Fusco who said the Jets are flying him out in April for a visit. Furthermore, Fusco said Jets OL Coach Bill Callahan was impressed with his pro day. Fusco is a solid pass protecter with great footwork. He is very smart and physical and a leader on and off the field. However, Fusco needs to keep driving his feet during blocks. As a result, stronger bull rushers can be effective against him. He also lacks position versatility, as he projects only as a center prospect.
OG Ray Dominguez (Arkansas) 6-4, 334, 21 reps at 225
Projection: Rd 5-6 Description: Scouts believe Dominguez isn't quick and agile enough to be an offensive tackle in the NFL, but think he is worth a look as a right tackle in certain schemes. He is a very solid run blocker and does a reasonably good job staying low and playing with good pad level. Dominguez has limited change-of-direction agility, and has real problems turning on the move. The Jets are bringing him in for an official visit.
OT Zane Taylor (Utah) 6-3, 313, 41 reps at 225
Projection: Rd 7 Description: Bill Callahan himself attended the Pro Day at Utah to work out Taylor, along with some other heavies like Tom Cable and Dante Scarnecchia. Taylor looks like he'd project to either Guard or maybe even a RT for the Jets.
Analysis: The Jets released Damien Woody earlier this offseason. While the consensus has been that Vladimir Ducasse will take over the reigns at right tackle, he is still very raw and may need another year before he is ready to tackle the starting role. The Jets may look to the draft to provide some depth at tackle, incase Ducasse is not ready to go. Rob Turner is also a restricted free agent, and in the unlikely circumstance that the let him walk, the team will need to replace him with someone who can play multiple positions (Rackley?)
QB Josh Portis (California University of Pennsylvania) 6-0, 231, 4.63 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 6-7 Description: The cousin of former Pro Bowl running back Clinton Portis, met with the Jets at the combine. Portis has all the physical tools to succeed at the next level, but has serious character issues. He attended three schools since 2005 and this past season was arrested for using a stolen credit card. Had the fifth fastest time for a QB at the combine. Despite his 4.6 speed, Portis has predominantly been a pass-first quarterback in college. Has a big arm and was one of the most accurate passers at the combine. Portis is known to make poor decisions at times and still needs work learning how to read defenses.
QB Pat Devlin (Delaware) 6-3, 225, 4.81 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 6-7 Description: The Jets sent QB coach Matt Cavanaugh to Devlin's Pro Day, and Delaware coach K.C. Keeler noted that Jets have come to Delaware to scout Devlin more than most teams. Cavanaugh could only comment on Devlin's character, calling him a "great kid." A Penn State transfer, Devlin's has a quick release and does a solid job leading his man to the ball on crossing routes. However, Devlin possesses an average arm strength and has had problems throwing spirals in the past. Scouts have noted the the ball comes out wobbly too often.
QB Tyrod Taylor (Virginia Tech) 6-1, 217, 4.47 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 6-7 Description: The Jets are apparently in "hot pursuit" of Taylor. He is an athletic dual-threat quarterback who can make big plays with his arm and his leg and displays good accuracy. However, Taylor holds the ball too long in the pocket and doesn't secure the ball when running, which could be a problem because he projects to be either a running back or wide receiver at the next level.
RB Taiwan Jones (Eastern Washington) 6-0, 197
Projection: Rd 5-6 Description: The Jets talked to Jones at the combine. He has been limited because of a broken foot, but is holding a private workout April 14th, where he plans to fully participate. When he is healthy, Jones is an elusive back but has the ability to run between the tackles. Jones has been referred to as the most electrifying open-field runner in the draft. Jones has struggled with injuries throughout his career and has been described by scouts as immature and naive. Jones also lacks the bulk and power to handle a steady diet of interior running.
RB Bilal Powell (Louisville) 5-11, 207, 4.51 40yd dash
Projection: Rd 5-6 Description: The Jets are flying in Powell for an official visit. He had a very nice showing at the Senior Bowl, but was limited at the combine because of a hamstring injury. Along with durability concerns, scouts are worried that he may be a one year wonder due to the fact that he only had 207 career carries heading into his senior season. Nonetheless, because of his size, Powell is power runner and very tough for corners to bring down one-on-one. He has shown the ability to catch passes in the flat, and proved last season that he can turn upfield and accelerate quickly.
RB Chad Spann (Northern Illinois) 5-8, 201, 4.53 40yd dash
Projection: UDFA Description: Spann was snubbed by the Combine, and looks like he might be a Day Three pick at the highest, but his solid 40 on his Pro Day definitely helped his standing. That Chargers' GM AJ Smith was at the Pro Day himself is an interesting note, and Spann is definitely in that diminutive RB/ST/KR mold that the Jets seem to be paying special attention to this draft class. The Jets have "contacted" him, but not much more is known at the present. Spann is a quick, explosive runner who has been very productive as a starter. Because of his size, he is not a very effective as pass blocker.
WR Edmond Gates (Abilene Christian) 6-0, 192, 4.31 40yd dash
Projection: 2-3 Description: Gates is a very raw talent, but has terrific upside. He runs well in the open field and is tough to bring down. He has exceptional straight-line speed and is always a threat to burn down the sideline. He also had success as a kick return specialist in college. However, Gates needs to improve on his route running. He also has shown a tendency to drop the ball, especially when he feels a hit coming over the middle. He met with the Jets at the combine.
WR Vidal Hazelton (Cincinnati) 6-2, 210, 4.57, 40yd dash
Projection: 7-UDFA Description: A New York native, has a private workout scheduled with the Jets. Hazelton originally went to USC where he was one of Mark Sanchez's favorite targets, but transferred to Cincinnati after Sanchez jumped to the NFL. Hazelton is somewhat of a mystery. He had to sit out of football for the 2009 season because of his transfer and then suffered a season ending knee injury in the opening game of the 2010 season. Thus, he hasn't played much football for three years which is a major concern to scouts. However, when healthy Hazelton has tremendous potential. He is an unbelievable athlete who will likely be a possession receiver at the next level. He did not receive an invite to the NFL combine.
WR Jock Sanders (West Virginia) 5-7, 184, 4.50 40yd dash
Projection: 7-UDFA Description: Sanders played both RB and WR in college. He is a great overall athlete with superb quickness and agility. He is an etremely shifty runner and accelerates quickly after the catch. He is dangerous in the open field. However, Sanders is very undersized and is not physical at all with defenders. As a result, defenders easily wrap him up on first contact. Scouts have stated that he tries to run around defenders on every route and struggles to beat the jam at at the line. He met with the Jets at the combine.
WR Randall Cobb (Kentucky) 5-10, 191, 4.46 40yd dash
Projection: 2-3 Description: Jets running back coach Anthony Lynn worked out Cobb at his Pro Day. At Kentucky, he saw time as a quarterback and was a run/throw/pass threat. As a WR, Cobb excels at getting open quickly with cuts and burst. Scout have praised his route running as well as his elusiveness to escape coverage. He rarely puts the ball on the ground and can be counted on to field punts and kickoffs cleanly. Cobb isn't very physical when fighting for the ball and is prone to getting bumped off of his route easily. Because of his size, he can't be counted on as a blocking wide receiver.
Analysis: Brad Smith is set to be a free agent, and by the look of this it appears he may have put on a Jets uniform for the last time. It is very likely that Portis and Taylor will be moved to WR at the next level, much like Smith was when he came out of college. Both will provide that ability to play in the seminole for the Jets. Furthermore, Cobb, a WR, played under center in college and also has experience as a kick returner. Spann, too, excelled as a kick returner in college, and in a recent interview, CB Justin Gatson said he is a WR/KR/PR threat as well. All that added up doesn't bode well for Smith's future in NY.
At RB, Taiwan Jones reminds me of LT in his prime. For that reason, I can see the Jets snagging Jones later in the draft and have him sit behind LT for a year while he learns the ropes.
At WR, despite being out of football for a few years Hazelton is a very intriguing option. He had an unbelievable season with Sanchez at USC with Sanchez under center, and has the tool set to be a productive receiver in the NFL.
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