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I Am Every Bit Of What You See, And A Lot Of What You Don't SeeWhen you look at me, when you listen to me, when you feel my spirit, I am everything that you perceive me to be. I am kind and giving, I am deep and soulful, I am loving and patient. I would, truly, do anything for those that I care about. I am simple, and yet deeply complex, and those that care enough to want to know the deeper parts of me can weave through the intricacies of my heart, but will always know the truth and honesty about my soul. Unwavering loyalty for all who are loyal to me.
The deeper someone digs within me, eventually they will find a side of me that they simply would not expect to find. On the outside, i can be happy and outgoing, but within there is much dark sadness and many insecurities. I've heard many say that they see beauty in me, and when I look at myself I see anything but that. I am my own worst enemy, it is true. I see every mistake and fault in myself, feeling unworthy of everything around me. I have many fears, and they plague me at the most inopportune time. For all the possibilities within my soul, to give love and care to those around me - for myself, my soul is broken and hurting. I struggle to give the same love and care for others to myself. I have moments of great strength and courage, and I learn to care for myself, but I have not learned it enough to make it a habit yet. I am trying.
It is hard for me, when I know that people around me care for me for all the things they perceive me to be, only to find a moment when my darkest moments come through, and they bear witness to my sorrow within. I don't like revealing that side of me, because I know it's a side of me that people just don't expect. Perhaps I hide it well.
I would love for people to perceive me the way that I am, without any surprises of that putrid other side. It is possible that, someday, it may be that way. When I can shed myself of my darkness, and live fully within my truest heart. It just makes it easier for everyone when they don't have to deal with that side of me, it's a bit of a burden.
Yes, I found them getting shorter and shorter, and further and further apart. Progress seems good my friend :)
It's been better, thank God, and continues to be a generally upward trend. That putrid dark pit is a classic desc<x>ription of depression, and nobody who's ever been there wants to go again, but I do find minor relapses from time to time, only a day or so at a time now, thank God.
I've been working on that for years now, and am gradually making progress I find; I hope...
Lucidblue, it takes a lot of courage to accept how things are on the inside. You're being honest with yourself and acknowledging it. I think that's a very powerful step. Some of the words you describe yourself with show you do seem to not value yourself much, and seem to think others can't like you for what is deep down inside. I think that is probably the essence of low self-esteem. Wish I knew how to fix that -- I'd be doing something about my own. I'm personally just trying to build it very gradually by doing things for myself...


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OT- my MIL has gone crazy :/
Dawson (5/2010) Andrew (4/2013)
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It took me a long time to understand that my MIL just likes to do Christmas big for DS. Thats just the way she has always done it. She really wanted more kids that just DH and when that didn't happen, she now spoils all the kids in her family, but especially DS since he is the only grandson (till next year). Just accept it, its easier than getting confused/upset about it. About mid january, we weed out all the crap toys that he hasn't played with and donate them to child welfare since they are practically new. If she asks, something got broken and we had to get rid of it for fear of sharp edges. Its worth it to keep the peace.
Another thing we have learned is to give her specifics to buy, you said your DS was set for winter. We would tell her he needs some sweats and a pair of boots or extra shoes. This gives her something specific to focus on getting.
I love spoiling at Christmas too. It's how I grew up and i enjoy it. It's just hard to accept so much from someone else!!
Dawson (5/2010) Andrew (4/2013)
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It might be a little overkill, but really, this is nothing to get bent out of shape about, especailly if she asks you what you want!
My mom was very much like this too and she just died a few weeks ago. Believe me, shit like this seems so insignificant now.
You could even give her ideas for things that you might want for the summer (like a t-ball set or something) and just save it until then. We always end up putting a few toys from Christmas back until summer time just to have some new things to play with then.
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Royals Fall To Cavaliers
By Blake Belden, staff writer
Apr 21, 2014, 09:45
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Down by four runs, with two outs and bases loaded in the seventh inning, the scene would have been the epitome of cinematic for the Prince George Royals on Thursday evening.
Jackson Rivera stepped up to the plate with a chance to avenge a Clover Hill grand slam at the top of the inning that gave the Cavaliers their first and dominant lead of the game.
A reciprocal smack over the fence would have essentially been the equivalent of a last minute buzzer beater from half court to tie the game back up, and Preston Stringer eagerly inched forward off of third base waiting for the slightest chance to speed home.
With Montae Bradshaw on second and Travis Wyatt on first, Rivera swung hard connecting with the ball, and for a second the sound of aluminum hitting leather emanated a wave of 'could-it-be's' throughout the bleachers.
But this home run hope was short lived as the ball popped up high over home plate and was caught by Clover Hill to seal the win, and send the Royals home with a 9-5 loss.
"I give Clover Hill credit. They're a good, scrappy ball club. They played hard. And their guys produced at the right time," said Prince George head coach Mickey Roberts.
For Prince George, the defeat was characterized by atypical errors including dropped catches and bad passes, a style of play that Roberts has not seen much this season.
"I've got Mark King who's played shortstop for me for four years, and he made two or three errors. That's just out of the ordinary," Roberts said.
Roberts thought that the pitching was not a proper display of the team's defensive capabilities, allowing multiple walks and producing less strikeouts than he would prefer.
"When we play, we've got to be pretty flawless on defense. We've got to have our pitchers pumping strikes," Roberts said.
With Jackson Rivera pitching for Prince George, the Royals started off strong defensively forcing six consecutive outs with no hits or errors in the first two innings.
However, Rivera proceeded to give up four runs in the next three innings and losing pitcher Joey Runion gave up five runs in just two innings.
Both Rivera and Runion had two strikeouts each in the loss.
In the eleven games Prince George has played, they have only given up more than five runs in three of them.
Winning pitcher Will Midgette for Clover Hill pitched all seven innings and only had one strikeout, but forced the Royals to make plays that were readily defended by the Cavaliers outfield, who gave up Prince George's five runs in two innings.
Bradshaw earned an early lead for the Royals in the second inning, a lead they would keep until Clover Hill caught up in the sixth inning.
And when Chris King hammered a grand slam for the Cavaliers in the seventh inning, the Royals were behind for the first time in the game, and put into a desperate position.
Jordan Nase had two RBIs and a run in the loss, and Mark King and Brody Rotzoll each had an RBI as well
Roberts knows the season is far from over, and will use the loss as a learning experience, but otherwise tell his team to stand right back up and start over in the next game.
"This one's over with. There's nothing we can do about this one. We're looking forward. In baseball, you've got to have a very short memory, and that definitely applies here. We've got a lot of baseball to play yet this year," Roberts said.
And it seems as if the Royals were able to put the loss in the rearview, rolling over Monacan in an 8-2 win on Friday night.
Prince George (7-4) faces Meadowbrook on Tuesday.
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Sony introduces first Translucent Mirror Technology digital cameras Light, compact α55 and α33. With Video!
And "Voila" Sony latest DSLR, the Alpha 55 and Alpha 33 are finally official (Worldwide). Our two cameras, comes with a 16.2Mpix Censor for the α55 and a 14.2Mpix censor for the α33, are both coming with BIONZ image processor, a ISO speed ranged between 100 to 12800 expandable to 25600), Full HD Video recording (AVCHD) with a 29 minutes limitation on each shots, a 3" variable- angle tilt/swivel mechanism, 15 Point AF, LiveView, 3D Sweep Panorama, Auto HDR and Video AF.
But one of the most interesting aspect of this 2 new DLSR are without a doubt their Translucent Mirror Technology, allowing up to 10fps shoots in Continuous Priority AE mode for the a55 and 7fsp for the a33
Sony's first-ever digital cameras to employ Translucent Mirror Technology showcase an innovative optical system that opens up dramatic new shooting possibilities. In contrast with conventional DSLR cameras, Translucent Mirror Technology uses a fixed, translucent mirror that 'splits' the optical pathway between the main image sensor and a separate phase-detection autofocus sensor.
High-resolution live image preview with rapid, accurate phase detection autofocus is thus available at all times – either via the angle-adjustable 7.5cm (3") LCD or precision Tru-Finder (electronic viewfinder). This also ensures that even moving objects stay in sharp focus at all times, whether you're shooting Full HD video or stills.
Translucent Mirror Technology overcomes other traditional limitations of DSLR models, with its simplified mechanical design shrinking camera size and complexity. This makes the α55 and α33 a compelling choice for casual photographers who want to capture spontaneous family moments and travel scenes with less to carry.
Full-resolution shooting at up to 10fps with precise AF tracking
Ground-breaking Translucent Mirror Technology allows high-speed shooting with the α55 at up to 10fps (α33: 7fps) in Continuous Priority AE mode. This represents the world's fastest burst continuous AF shooting performance of any interchangeable lens camera with an APS-C size sensor.
A newly developed 15-point phase-detection autofocus system assures rapid, accurate AF tracking, keeping even moving subjects in sharp focus during continuous shooting. This enables the α55 and α33 to capture split-second action or fleeting nuances of expression with portrait subjects.
World's first Quick AF Full HD movie shooting
The large sensor size Exmor™ APS HD CMOS Sensor inside both cameras lets photographers capture stunning, cinematic HD video footage with beautiful background defocus (bokeh) effects.
The α55 and α33 also mark the debut of Quick AF Full HD movie shooting. Translucent Mirror Technology enables AVCHD 1080i video shooting with smooth, precise phase detection AF tracking of moving subjects. Real-time video image preview is now possible via the viewfinder – in contrast with DSLR cameras where the raised mirror prevents light from reaching the optical viewfinder during video shooting.
Effortless composition and image viewing
Theα55 and α33 enable exciting new possibilities for framing and viewing highest-quality video and still images. Already prized by step-up DSLR users and enthusiasts alike, Sony's Quick AF Live View system is now more effective than ever. High-resolution live image preview is teamed with uncompromised phase detection AF performance – even with rapidly-moving subjects.
Tilting and swivelling freely (to maximum 270 degrees) for comfortable framing at any shooting angle, the bright 7.5 cm (3.0″) (16:9) Xtra Fine LCD offers superb detail and contrast.
There's also a precision electronic viewfinder with 1.15 million dot resolution that delivers a clear, bright image with 100% frame coverage. Adjustments to exposure, depth of field and colour can be previewed instantly, either in the viewfinder or on the LCD. Effortless composition is aided further by switchable grid line in the finder and LCD screen, plus a new digital levelling gauge.
Enriched creative possibilities
Theα55 and α33 are compatible with the full range of over 30 A-mount interchangeable lenses and offer SteadyShot INSIDE. This in-body image stabilisation system provides up to 4 exposure steps of anti-shake correction when shooting handheld.
Both cameras also feature 3D Sweep Panorama, allowing photographers to capture detail-packed extra-wide panoramas with a huge field of view. 3D panoramas can be enjoyed on any compatible 3D HD television. The SLT-A55 is also the first α camera by Sony with integrated GPS, allowing automatic geo-tagging of images and video clips.
The new-generation Exmor™ APS HD CMOS Sensor inside both cameras supports a sophisticated range of digital image compositing and processing functions. This gives even greater artistic possibilities to beginners and photo enthusiasts alike.
Auto HDR is now refined further compared with previous-generation α models. Data from a burst of three frames at bracketed exposure values is automatically combined, creating a single image with extended highlight and shadow detail Multi-frame Noise Reduction 'stacks' a high-speed burst of six frames, creating a single low-noise exposure that boosts effective sensitivity as high as ISO 25600.
The new cameras accept both Memory Stick PRO Duo™ (including Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™) and SD (including both SDHC and SDXC formats) media (all sold separately). Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo HX 30MB per second transfer rate offers the best performance during cameras' continuous shooting mode or when transferring the data to another media.
The newα55 and α33 Single Lens Translucent mirror cameras by Sony are available from September 2010.
- - Sony concept model of Alpha ultra-compact DSLR camera with interchangeable lens (February 22nd,2010 at 3:15 PM)
- - Sony unveiled the Planet's first smallest and thinnest Full HD video Capable Digital Still Cameras (January 8th,2010 at 6:23 PM)
- - [CEATEC 09- Live] Sony's 3D Wonders… (October 6th,2009 at 5:21 PM)
- - Sony Alpha 550, officially announced in Japan (with Video) (September 29th,2009 at 1:55 PM)
- - Sony to Launch the Alpha 900's Brother, the Alpha 850 (August 28th,2009 at 11:17 AM)
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Ex-Skipjack Dieter named Chesapeake volleyball coach
Easton High standout follows another former Skipjack, Glessner
Posted on Wednesday, July 31, 2013
WYE MILLS Chesapeake College has once again turned to one of its former players to head up its women's volleyball coaching staff.
Diana Dieter who played for the Skipjacks during the 2007 and 2008 seasons is the Skipjacks' new head coach. She replaces Jordan Glessner, another former Skipjack who is in the Chesapeake College Athletic Hall of Fame for her playing exploits and is now teaching and coaching at Colonel Richardson High School.
"I really respected Diana for her hard work and leadership abilities when she was here as a player, and she did a great job last season as Jordan's assistant coach," said Chesapeake College Athletic Director Frank Szymanski. "I think her experience with the program, both as a player and as an assistant, will be helpful as she makes the transition to head coach."
Dieter said she is "thrilled" to have the opportunity to be a head volleyball coach at the collegiate level.
"I love the sport. It really is my passion," said Dieter, who played four years at Easton High before becoming a Chesapeake College student. "And I really like to help players get better."
Dieter said her experience last year as Glessner's assistant coach was highly beneficial.
"I learned a lot from her. She's a great leader," Dieter said of Glessner. "I think she's going to try to come and help out a little bit this year."
Victor Woo, a former Chesapeake baseball player now working on the Skipjacks' baseball coaching staff, will be Dieter's primary assistant this year.
Dieter said her own athletic and academic experiences at Chesapeake made her anxious to return to the college in a coaching capacity.
"It was great," Dieter said of her time as a Chesapeake student athlete. "That's why I love coming back here. It's an awesome place to start."
Dieter said she currently has seven players, including one returner from last year's team Jessica Dove and is working to expand her roster.
"I am still looking for players, and they don't have to have experience," said Dieter. "I'm more than willing to work with new players."
Dieter encouraged interested players to contact her at email@example.com. Volleyball players must be registered, full-time students for the fall semester at Chesapeake and there are forms that must be completed prior to participation.
Dieter said she has basic goals for her first season as head coach.
"We just want to be competitive and represent Chesapeake the best we can," said Dieter.
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Newsletter article -- for emailed newsletter, and post on the Web. Could be shared with seminar participants as well. Could end up in a blog post, or used in social media
1. Ways to energize -- give 5 concrete examples (could be anything).
2. Ways to destress -- give 5 concrete examples (could be anything
3. Conclude with the message that the focus on the holidays isn't about the stuff -- it's about you and your family and friends and so put yourself and the loved ones in your life first and take time out of the hussle and bussle of it all to appreciate the wonder of the holiday season
Not really -- could use playful title
In addition to the 3 things I want to communicate (above) -- I really just want a helpful and playful discussion that helps readers maintain some perspective about what the holidays are really about so they don't overstress and try to take on too much and miss out on the true joy and wonder of the season.
Funny -- playful -- give some solid "how to's" in a helpful and creative way. Also, end it by being touching -- giving some "ah ha" moment that touches the heart and brings perspective to these women who are in a mad rush and pressuring themselves to go overboard.
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text: Scrogg House Farm (3 reviews) from £5.00 to £9.00 Family + unit Contact Us Select Section Overview This is a Certificated Site (CS). These select sites are small, privately run campsites that operates under the Club's jurisdiction and can only accommodate up to 5 caravans or motorhomes and up to 10 trailer tents or tents, unless express permission has been given by the Club to accommodate more. They range from secluded Hideaways to fully facilitated family friendly sites, and are often found in locations where larger commercial sites are prohibited so you could be camping close to a beach or in the National Park, for example. Site Details Big Sites Book Reference: 099/069 This site was last visited by a Site Officer in 2015. 1 acre. Level. Bkg ad. Directions Directions to this site are available to members when logged in. Facilities Scrogg House Farm has the following facilities on or around the site. Touring Caravans Trailer Tents Storage facilities A well-sheltered site Washbasins Chemical toilet disposal point Ice pack freezing Pets welcome Battery charging facilities Motorhomes Tents Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet No dedicated accessible facilities Dishwashing facilities Ball games Designated dog walk Wi-fi (Other provider) Reviews Review Expand review Recommended: yes 3.7 Lovely clean site small & quiet on a farm. Only stayed 1 night due to weather. Tracy (Club Member) stayed Aug 2014 This review is for Scrogg House Farm Lovely clean site small & quiet on a farm. Only stayed 1 night due to weather. If they had a shower block I would be happy to stay longer, close to lots of local attractions. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 2 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 perfect site for us to tour the dales. minor roads. 5 mins SE Leyburn. good base for cycling. Dawn and Jill (Club Member) stayed May 2014 This review is for Scrogg House Farm perfect site for us to tour the dales. minor roads. 5 mins SE Leyburn. good base for cycling. open field. remote location. poor weather/rain whit weekend-no issues with drainage. farmer very helpful /friendly. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Situated very close to Leyburn for access to shops etc. Diana and Ted (Club Member) stayed Aug 2012 This review is for Scrogg House Farm Situated very close to Leyburn for access to shops etc. This was a lovely site with a very helpful and friendly couple running it. They even came over to check we were okay when we had a very bad downpour!A quiet site right next to fields with beautiful scenery.We cannot wait to go back. Although there is no electric at the moment there is a chemical disposal point, water tap, bins, portaloo and the owners will charge your battery. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Pricing The fees for Scrogg House Farm were last updated in 2012.The following fees are just given as a guide, so please always check with the site.The fee for staying on site for one night is :£5.00 - £9.00 for 2 Adults, 2 Children plus 1 Unit * Please note the site open dates are 01 January 2015 - 31 December 2015


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Berberine inhibits the expression of hypoxia induction factor-1alpha and increases the radiosensitivity of prostate cancer
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1 Department of Radiotherapy, The Second People's Hospital of LianYungang, Lianyungang Hospital Affiliated to Bengbu Medical College, Xingfu Road 161, Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province 222000, China
2 Department of Radiotherapy, The First Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China
3 Department of Radiotherapy, Nantong Tumor Hospital Affiliated to Nantong University, Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China
4 Department of Radiotherapy, The First People's Hospital of Huaian, Huaian, Jiangsu Province, China
5 Department of Radiotherapy, Taizhou People's Hospital, Taizhou, Jiangsu Province, China
6 Department of Radiotherapy, Jiangyin People's Hospital, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China
Diagnostic Pathology 2014, 9:98 doi:10.1186/1746-1596-9-98Published: 27 May 2014
The radiation resistance of prostate cancer remains the primary obstacle to improve patient survival. This study aimed to investigate the effects of berberine, a commonly used natural product, on the radiosensitivity of prostate cancer.
Prostate cancer cell line LNCaP and DU-145 were subjected to hypoxia and/or ionizing radiation (IR), in the presence or absence of berberine treatment. Cell growth and colony formation, and apoptosis were evaluated. Moreover, LNCaP cells were xenografted into nude mice and subjected to IR and/or berberine treatment. The expression of HIF-1α and VEGF in prostate cancer cells and xenografts was detected by Western blot analysis.
Berberine increased radiosensitivity of prostate cancer cells and xenografts in a dose dependent manner, and this was correlated with the inhibition of HIF-1α and VEGF expression.
Berberine may inhibit the expression of HIF-1α and VEGF and thus confer radiosensitivity on prostatic cancer cells. Berberine has potential application as an adjuvant in radiotherapy of prostatic cancer.
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The men of Team America were missing an assault rifle. "Everybody pulled a rifle, right, guys?" Eric asked. A 38-year-old ex-Navy lieutenant, he had blond hair to his shoulders and a few days' worth of deployment stubble.
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Brandon, 33, had six 9-millimeter Glock pistols stuffed in his pockets. He surveyed the room: "Two . . . four . . . six. . . . "
Carey, a sniper, tried to stifle a laugh. "Good thing they don't have a counting event."
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Magheracloone man wins with kick of 60 meters in strong winds
Monaghan GAA star Shane Duffy wrote his name into the history books this weekend when he claimed the 2011 MBNA Kick Fada title.
A member of Magheracloone GAA Club, Duffy set the standard amongst an incredibly talented field of over 20 inter-county players with an incredible kick of 60m in strong wind. Paul Hearty from Crossmaglen Rangers in Armagh and Paul Flood from Maynooth in Kildare came second and third respectively with kicks of 60m countback.
The Ladies title was claimed by Irene Munnelly from St. Ultan's in Meath with a kick of 37m. The 2011 MBNA Kick Fada competition took place on Saturday 10th September in Bray Emmets GAA Club, Co Wicklow.
The MBNA Kick Fada determines who is the longest and most accurate kicker of a Gaelic football in Ireland. Competitors must kick the ball over the bar through specific competition goalposts twice the width of conventional goal sizes.
Photo: Suzanne Holmes, Communications Director with MBNA, with Monaghan GAA star Shane Duffy, centre, who wrote his name into the history books this weekend when he claimed the 2011 MBNA Kick Fada title. A member of the Magheracloone GAA Club, Co. Monaghan, with second place Paul Hearty, right, from Crossmaglen Rangers, Co. Antrim, and third place winner Paul Flood, from Maynooth GAA Club, Co. Kildare, after the Mens MBNA Kick Fada Finals 2011.


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The only flight I am taking is at the end when I fly Hanoi > Bangkok and this is around 3 months later.
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Are you British ( ie. Hold a British Passport... )?
I'm guessing you are...
If so, apply for a Tourist Visa at the Royal Thai Consulate in Liverpool. You can do this by post ( Special delivery there, special delivery back - £4.95 each way ). They will be able to issue a Tourist Visa with 3 entries for free, this is valid for 6 months from the date of issue and each entry gives you a maximum of 60 days in Thailand.
My understanding is the free visas are only available until sometime in March 2010 ( Maybe April ) so if you applied for the visa around February this should solve any issues you have.
I used them for my visa ( I live in Birmingham, UK - The Consulate there is nowhere near as good as the Liverpool one ). The service was excellent, very friendly, helpful but, most impressively of all, they were lightening quick... 3 working days from start to finish!
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The odds were simply not that good ... teetering somewhere in the range between slim and none.
Tommy John asked legendary Dr. Frank Jobe to handicap the chances for him.
"I'm a math guy," John said. "I wanted numbers. Dr. Jobe told me that if I didn't have the surgery, my chances of pitching in the Major Leagues again were zero in 100. If I did have the surgery, my chances of pitching in the Major Leagues again were 1 or 2 in 100."
That was in 1975.
Today, almost half a century later, that surgery carries his name -- Tommy John Surgery. Today thousands of athletes have had the surgery.
John, now 70, will be in El Paso tonight as the keynote speaker at the El Paso Border Youth Athletic Association fall fundraiser, an event billed as "A Night with Tommy John."
And a memorable night it will be.
"We're expecting a great night," said Jeff Nichols, CEO of the El Paso Border Youth Athletic Association. "We know Tommy has a million stories and we feel fortunate that he will share some of them with us." His main focus will be arm care and that is something of great importance to area baseball and softball players.
"Our organization was formed by Dr. Dwayne Aboud in 2000 after a lifetime love affair with baseball," Nichols said. "It is to enhance education and career opportunities for area youth and to advance area baseball and softball opportunities. Tommy John is one of the most recognizable names in all of baseball."
John is far more than just a name on an elbow surgery. He is vibrant and funny and filled with both baseball stories and baseball opinions. He won 288 games in a 26-year Major League career -- including winning 164 games after the famous surgery. His 288 wins is eighth best all-time for left-handed pitchers. John also made four All-Star teams and pitched in three World Series.
But his career was thought to be done in 1975.
"Dr. Jobe told me it was over," John said simply. "Our trainer with the Dodgers taped my elbow like an ankle. But that really wasn't working. Dr. Jobe told me two things. He said if I do not have the surgery, that I could do everything a father would want to do ... play with my kids, pitch batting practice with my kids. But I would never pitch in the Major Leagues again. He said if I did have the surgery, I still might never pitch in the Major Leagues again."
For the record, Tommy John Surgery is a surgical graft procedure in which the ulnar collateral ligament in the medial elbow is replaced with a tendon from elsewhere in the body.
But, again, there is far more to the man than a surgery ... no matter how famous the procedure, no matter how many thousands of athletes have had it.
"Through this era, I'm probably more known for the surgery than for my career," he said. "And I have no problem with that."
But he does have a problem with how pitchers work after having the procedure.
"Once he (Jobe) gave me the go-ahead, I felt fine, felt I would come back," John said. "I got the go-ahead after 16 weeks and that is amazing to me because that's how long it is today. How did Dr. Jobe know nearly 50 years ago that 16 weeks was the right amount of time to wait?
"But I always felt the only way to get my arm stronger was to throw a baseball every day," he said. "Now they ride a bike and lift weights and use bands and things. After my surgery, I never missed a start in 13 years. I always wanted to run a marathon. How do you do that? You have got to build up mileage. The day after I pitched, I would just loosen up a little. But the second day after and the third day were my work days. I might throw 25, 30, 40 minutes. I wanted to be sharp and I had to perfect my craft."
John said pitchers today might just throw 40-50 pitches on those days. Would John's work habits translate to today's pitchers? Or was he just a physical freak of nature?
"I don't know why not," he said sharply. "Somebody bigger and stronger than me ... why wouldn't it?"
He said he finally got today's super star of orthopedic surgeons, Dr. James Andrews, to agree with him about some of those post-surgery habits.
"They have guys throwing long toss," he said. "Long toss is meaningless. What are you practicing? If you are throwing 250 feet or 300 feet, you are still throwing at a certain speed. Put a radar gun on it. Say you are throwing 80 miles an hour. Why practice throwing at an upward trajectory? When you pitch, you are throwing downward. Finally, Dr. Andrews said 'you are right.' Shortstops take ground balls at their position, they don't take them in left field and throw to first from there. They practice what they do. Pitching is the most precise position on the field. Pitchers need to practice what they do."
Of course, this is the era of bigger, faster, stronger. Everyone wants to throw 100-miles-per-hour -- and beyond. But John said that faster is not as important sometimes as slower ... or, to be more precise, changing speeds.
"We have the Tommy John Pitching Academy and not everybody can throw 96-miles-per-hour," he said. "If you can't throw 96, are you dog meat? No. We teach you how to get people out."
And sometimes he used unconventional methods to get his point across.
"Once, when I was coaching in the minor leagues, I took our four starters out to the golf course," he said, laughing. "They all showed up on the first tee with their big bags full of clubs. I told them we were playing with two clubs and a putter. I paid off the guy who won and just said 'that's the way you guys should pitch' and drove off. When I got to the park, they all came up and wanted to know what I meant.
"I asked them if they hit the ball as hard as they could every time and they all said no," John said. "Well, every pitch is not meant to be thrown as hard as you can. Changing speeds doesn't mean just throwing your change-up. Sometimes you can change speeds up. Say your best fastball is 95. You can throw it 90, throw it 90, then throw it 95 when you get in trouble. (Justin) Verlander does that. He will throw 90-91-92 in the early innings and he's throwing 97-98 in the late innings."
Tommy John has a million experiences, a million stories and he rattles them off a mile-a-minute, frequently punctuating them with a laugh. He also has a memory or two.
"Best game I ever pitched was in 1977, game four of the five-game National League Championship Series," he said. "Dodgers and Phillies. I went out to warm up and it started raining and it rained the whole game. I went the distance, gave up four hits and beat Steve Carlton. Raining on Astro-Turf is not what you want for a sinker ball pitcher.
"It's funny, though," he said.
"I told our pitching coach right before I went out that I hated pitching in the rain. He told me to shorten my stride by half-a-shoe. Just that little bit. It would give me better balance. It worked and that's the best game I ever pitched."
Tommy John talks about enjoying watching (UTEP basketball Hall of Famer) Don Haskins coach, about having a laughter-filled lunch with basketball coaches Frank Layden and Rick Majerus, about all the home runs that used to be hit in Dudley Field and about so, so much more.
The man is a legend because of a surgery.
But he is also a man who won 288 Major League baseball games and a man with a fascinating take on life and baseball and such.
Bill Knight may be reached at 546-6171.


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Alex Pertout on the cover of PercusScene Magazine
Congratulations to MEINL artist Alex Pertout for the cover story on the Australian percussion magazine PercusScene.
In 4 pages the article talks in depth about Alex's trajectory as a musician and recording artist as well as an interview with this master percussionist. You can also see some photos of Alex in action.
"Alex Pertout is recognized as one of Australia's leding percussionists and with credits on hundreds of albums, soundtracks and jingles is undeniable one of Australia's most recorded musician" says Gary France, author of the article.
Recently Alex released with Sri Lankan singer Nilusha Dassenaike the album "Moments in Time".
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Even though the show's primary raison d'être is early childhood education, writers certainly don't hesitate to throw in a few goodies for parents and babysitters. In fact, Sesame Street has even done renditions of very non-G-rated hits like True Blood and Boardwalk Empire. Elizabeth Street rounded up the ten best spoofs, and all the clips have us cracking up. Our personal favorite is the gloriously acted Homelamb (pun intended), but that's just due to our unhealthy Carrie Mathison obsession. Click over to catch up on everything from Law & Order: Special Letters Unit to Upside Downton Abbey. And, don't be embarrassed if you start to develop a new PBS obsession. (Elizabeth Street)


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|In vitro co-stimulation with anti-CD28 synergizes with IL-12 in the generation of T cell immune responses to leukaemic cells; a strategy for ex-vivo generation of CTL for immunotherapy.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 12930376 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The existence of an immune based graft-versus-leukaemia (GvL) effect highlighted the prospect of managing relapsed leukaemias with T cell-based adoptive immunotherapy. Thus, various strategies have been explored for the in vitro expansion of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)-specific T cells. In a popular approach, AML blasts have been genetically modified to express co-stimulatory molecules essential for effective T cell priming. One such tactic has been the modification of AML cells to express the B7/CD80 co-stimulatory molecule that binds to CD28 on T cells initiating events that culminate in enhanced cytokine production, proliferation and development of effector functions by T cells. The success of these strategies has been limited by difficulties in attaining sufficient transduction efficiencies and associated high levels of CD80 expression. We demonstrate that these problems can be circumvented by using anti-CD28 monoclonal antibody. Furthermore, we show that the synergistic relationship between CD80/CD28 pathway and interleukin 12 cytokine (IL-12), documented in the generation of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) for solid tumours, also applies to AML. CD28/IL-12 synergy facilitated the proliferation of allogeneic T cells in response to stimulation with primary AML blasts. The synergy also favoured generation of a Th1-type immune response, evidenced by gamma interferon (IFN-gamma) secretion and facilitated naive and memory T cell proliferation. Unlike some methods of in vitro T cell expansion, use of CD28/IL-12 synergy left T cells in the physiologically appropriate CD45RA-/CCR7- subsets known to be associated with immediate cytotoxic functions.
|J K Orleans-Lindsay; A Deru; J I O Craig; H G Prentice; M W Lowdell
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Publication Detail:
|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't; Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.
Journal Detail:
|Title: Clinical and experimental immunology Volume: 133 ISSN: 0009-9104 ISO Abbreviation: Clin. Exp. Immunol. Publication Date: 2003 Sep
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2003-08-21 Completed Date: 2003-10-14 Revised Date: 2009-11-18
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 0057202 Medline TA: Clin Exp Immunol Country: England
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 467-75 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Haematology, Royal Free and University College Medical School, London, UK.
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|MeSH Terms
Acute Disease
Antibodies, Monoclonal / therapeutic use*
Antigens, CD28 / immunology*
Antigens, CD45 / analysis
Antigens, CD80 / immunology
Graft vs Leukemia Effect
Immunotherapy, Adoptive*
Interferon-gamma / secretion
Interleukin-12 / immunology*
Leukemia, Myeloid / immunology, therapy*
Membrane Glycoproteins / metabolism
Pore Forming Cytotoxic Proteins
Receptors, CCR7
Receptors, Chemokine / analysis
T-Lymphocytes, Cytotoxic / immunology*
Th1 Cells / immunology
Reg. No./Substance:
|0/Antibodies, Monoclonal; 0/Antigens, CD28; 0/Antigens, CD80; 0/CCR7 protein, human; 0/Membrane Glycoproteins; 0/Pore Forming Cytotoxic Proteins; 0/Receptors, CCR7; 0/Receptors, Chemokine; 126465-35-8/Perforin; 187348-17-0/Interleukin-12; 82115-62-6/Interferon-gamma; EC 18.104.22.168/Antigens, CD45
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Howdy hey to Everyone!
Just a bourbon sipper from Mesquite TX.
I started a bit late in this bourbon renaissance (about 3 years ago) but I have been quick to catch up.
Sadly, in Dallas/ TX (Mesquite is bone dry) Bourbon is not very popular so finding any special edition bottles are few and far between. So I grab what I can find.
I prefer wheated bourbons over rye; but love straight rye whiskey over straight wheat whiskey (how's that for odd.)
Here's my favorite top 5 bourbons I have (in order of goodness):
1. Pappy Van Winkle Fam. Res. 15yr
2. George T. Stagg
3. William Larue Weller
4. Four Roses Single Barrel
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Buffalo trades 6(4) + S Donte Whitner
Kansas City trades Wallace Gilberry
Cleveland trades Marcus Benard
St. Louis trades 1(14) + 3(14)
Washington trades 1(10) + 5(13)
Jacksonville trades 1(16) + 3(16)
Minnesota trades 1(12) + 7(12)
Philadelphia trades Kevin Kolb + 1(23)
Minnesota trades EJ Henderson + 1(16)
Indianapolis trades 1(22) + 3(23)
Washington trades 1(14)
Atlanta trades 1(27) + 2(27)
New England trades 1(17) + 4(28)
Seattle trades 1(25) + 5(26)
San Diego trades 3(25) + Vincent Jackson
Kansas City trades 1(21)
Washington trades 1(22) + 5(24) + 7(9)
Washington trades 2(9) + 3(14)
San Diego trades 1(25)
Dallas trades 2(8) + Roy E. Williams
N.Y. Jets trade 1(30)
Pittsburgh trades 1(31)
San Fran trades 2(13) + 4(11) + 6(9) + 7(7)
Tampa Bay trades 2(19) + 3(20) + 4(19)
Baltimore trades 2(26) + 3(26) + 4(26) + Paul Kruger
San Diego trades Eric Weddle + 5(26)
Carolina trades Steve Smith
Minnesota trades Greg Camarillo + Madieu Williams
St. Louis trades Justin King + Laurent Robinson
Cincinnati trades Carson Palmer
Tennessee trades 3(13)
Jacksonville trades Rashean Mathis + 4(24)
Green Bay trades Nick Barnett + 4(32)
Cleveland trades 2(5)
Buffalo trades 3(4) + 3(9) + 5(2)
Tennessee trades 5(7)
Houston trades Amobi Okoye
Indianapolis trades 2(21)
Tampa Bay trades 2(26) + 5(20) + 7(19)
Chicago trades 2(30) + 5(29)
Seattle trades 2(25) + 7(6)
Chicago trades 3(29) + Corey Wootton
San Diego trades 2(29)
Minnesota trades John Sullivan
Tennessee trades Leroy Harris
Cincinnati trades 3(13)
Washington trades 3(23) + 6(12) + 7(21)
Oakland trades 3(17)
N.Y. Giants trade 3(19) + 7(18)
Oakland trades 3(19)
Carolina trades 4(1) + 5(1) + 5(26)
Buffalo trades 4(3) + 6(13)
Seattle trades 3(25)
Washington trades Albert Haynesworth
Seattle trades 5(29)
Kansas City trades Donald Washington
Minnesota trades Visanthe Shiancoe
Oakland trades 4(16) + 5(26)
Cleveland trades 4(5)
Green Bay trades Charlie Peprah + Matt Flynn
Seattle trades 4(2)
Indianapolis trades Jacob Tamme
Minnesota trades 6(7)
Kansas City trades 5(9)
Tennessee trades Eugene Amano
Indianapolis trades Mike Pollak
Philadelphia trades 5(22)
San Francisco trades Chilo Rachal
Philadelphia trades 4(23)
Indianapolis trades 5(21) + 6(23)
Atlanta trades 4(28)
Cincinnati trades 5(3) + 7(21)
Atlanta trades 4(27)
Tennessee trades 5(9) + 7(9)
Oakland trades 5(17) + 6(16)
St. Louis trades 5(14)
Philadelphia trades 5(18) + 7(24)
Oakland trades Trevor Scott
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Tennessee trades 6(16-ATL)
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Arizona trades QB Derek Anderson
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All times Eastern Standard
1.1 CAR- WR AJ Green, UGA
1.2 DEN- DL Marcell Dareus, ALA
1.3 BUF- OLB Von Miller, TXA
1.4 CIN- DE Robert Quinn, UNC
1.5 ARZ- QB Blaine Gabbert, MIZZ
1.6 CLE- CB Patrick Peterson, LSU
1.7 SF- DT Nick Fairley, AUB
1.8 TEN- DE Da'Quan Bowers, CLEM
1.9 DAL- CB Prince Amukamara, NEB
1.10 STL- WR Julio Jones, ALA
1.11 HOU- DE JJ Watt, WIS
1.12 JAX- DL Cameron Jordan, CAL
1.13 DET- CB Jimmy Smith, COL
1.14 IND- OT Anthony Castonzo, BC
1.15 MIA- RB Mark Ingram, ALA
1.16 PHI- OT Tyron Smith, USC
1.17 ATL- DE Ryan Kerrigan, PUR
1.18 SD- DT Muhammad Wilkerson, TEM
1.19 NYG- OG Mike Pouncey, FLA
1.20 TB- DE Aldon Smith, MIZZ
1.21 WSH- NT Phil Taylor, BAY
1.22 KC- OT Derek Sherrod, MSST
1.23 MIN- OT Gabe Carimi, WIS
1.24 NO- DE Adrian Clayborn, IOWA
1.25 WSH- OLB Akeem Ayers, UCLA
1.26 BAL- DE Cameron Heyward, OHST
1.27 NE- DL Corey Liuget, ILL
1.28 NE- OLB Justin Houston, UGA
1.29 CHI- OT Nate Solder, COL
1.30 DAL- OG Danny Watkins, BAY
1.31 SF- QB Colin Kaepernick, NEV
1.32 GB- OLB Brooks Reed, ARZ
2.1 NE- OG Ben Ijalana, VIL
2.2 BUF- DL Stephen Paea, ORST
2.3 CIN- QB Ryan Mallett, ARK
2.4 DEN- DL Marvin Austin, UNC
2.5 BUF- QB Cam Newton, AUB
2.6 ARZ- TE Kyle Rudolph, ND
2.7 TEN- QB Andy Dalton, TCU
2.8 NYJ- DE Jabaal Sheard, PITT
2.9 SD- ILB Martez Wilson, ILL
2.10 HOU- CB Brandon Harris, MIA
2.11 MIN- C Stefen Wisniewski, PNST
2.12 DET- OLB Bruce Carter, UNC
2.13 PIT- CB Davon House, NMXST
2.14 DEN- FS Rahim Moore, UCLA
2.15 STL- RB Mikel Leshoure, ILL
2.16 OAK- OT Marcus Cannon, TCU
2.17 JAX- QB Christian Ponder, FLST
2.18 SD- CB Aaron Williams, TX
2.19 BAL- WR Torrey Smith, MRD
2.20 NYG- OLB Mason Foster, WSH
2.21 TB- G Rodney Hudson, FLST
2.22 PHI- CB Curtis Brown, TX
2.23 KC- WR Leonard Hankerson, MIA
2.24 NO- LB Quan Sturdivant, UNC
2.25 CHI- DL Christian Ballard, IOWA
2.26 IND- DT Drake Nevis, LSU
2.27 NE- WR Jon Baldwin, PITT
2.28 NE- RB DeMarco Murray, OKHA
2.29 CHI- WR Jerrel Jernigan, TROY
2.30 SEA- CB Ras-I Dowling, VT
2.31 PIT- OG Orlando Franklin, MIA
2.32 GB- RB Ryan Williams, VT
3.1 CAR- DT Jurrell Casey, USC
3.2 CIN- OG Will Rackley, LEH
3.3 DEN- LB Colin McCarthy, MIA
3.4 CLE- OT Joseph Barksdale, LSU
3.5 ARZ- OLB Sam Acho, TX
3.6 CLE- WR Titus Young, BOIS
3.7 DAL- S Quinton Carter, OKLA
3.8 NO- WR Randall Cobb, KTY
3.9 CLE- RB Shane Vereen, CAL
3.10 NE- OT Marcus Gilbert, FLA
3.11 DET- LB Chris Carter, FRST
3.12 SF- LB Dontay Moch, NEV
3.13 WSH- QB Jake Locker, WSH
3.14 SD- WR Greg Little, UNC
3.15 MIA- OG Clint Boling, UGA
3.16 MIN- CB Chimdi Chekwa, OHST
3.17 NYG- RB Daniel Thomas, KANST
3.18 SD- DT Kenrick Ellis, HMP
3.19 CAR- DT Jarvis Jenkins, CLEM
3.20 BAL- SS DeAndre McDaniel, CLEM
3.21 PHI- LB Greg Jones, MCHST
3.22 KC- NT Jerrell Powe, MISS
3.23 CIN- SS Tyler Sash, IOWA
3.24 NO- TE Jordan Cameron, USC
3.25 BUF- TE Luke Stocker, TEN
3.26 TB- DE Allen Bailey, MIA
3.27 ATL- OT James Carpenter, ALA
3.28 NE- OLB Greg Romeus, PITT
3.29 SD- OT Jason Pinkston, PITT
3.30 NYJ- S Deunta Williams, UNC
3.31 PIT- CB Curtis Marsh, UTST
3.32 GB- WR Edmund Gates, ABI
3.33 CAR- CB Shareece Wright, USC
4.1 OAK- C Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU
4.2 GB- OT James Brewer, IND
4.3 SEA- OG John Moffitt, WIS
4.4 CIN- OT Lee Ziemba, AUB
4.5 OAK- CB Jalil Brown, COL
4.6 ARZ- LB Mark Herzlich, BC
4.7 PHI- DT Terrell McClain, SFLA
4.8 HOU- S Ahmad Black, FLA
4.9 MIN- S Chris Conte, CAL
4.10 DET- CB Brandon Burton, UTH
4.11 PIT- DL Ian Williams, ND
4.12 TEN- OG Stephen Schilling, MCH
4.13 DAL- WR Tandon Doss, IND
4.14 MIA- TE D.J. Williams, ARK
4.15 STL- OG Demarcus Love, ARK
4.16 CLE- DT Sione Fua, STNF
4.17 JAX- CB Johnny Patrick, LOU
4.18 SF- CB Rashad Carmichael, VT
4.19 BAL- CB Cortez Allen, CIT
4.20 NYG- C Tim Barnes, MIZZ
4.21 KC- DL Lawrence Guy, AZST
4.22 IND- QB Ricky Stanzi, IOWA
4.23 SF- RB Jordan Todman, UCONN
4.24 GB- S Robert Sands, WVU
4.25 BUF- OT Chris Hairston, CLEM
4.26 TB- OT Jah Reid, CFLA
4.27 CIN- WR Cecil Shorts III, MT.U
4.28 IND- CB Kendric Burney, UNC
4.29 NYJ- ILB Casey Matthews, ORG
4.30 CHI- CB Marcus Gilchrist, CLEM
4.31 PIT- TE Lance Kendricks, WIS
4.32 JAX- LB Nate Irving, NCST
4.33 TEN- LB Ross Homan, OHST
4.34 GB- LB K.J. Wright, MSST
5.1 OAK- OT Derek Newton, AKST
5.2 CLE- LB Kelvin Sheppard, LSU
5.3 ATL- TE Rob Housler, FLAT
5.4 KC- FB Owen Marecic, STNF
5.5 ARZ- OG Zach Hurd, UCONN
5.6 CLE- S Chris Culliver, SCAR
5.7 HOU- S Shiloh Keo, IDA
5.8 MIN- LB Lawrence Wilson UCONN
5.9 OAK- CB Buster Skrine, CHAT
5.10 SF- DT Anthony Gray, SMISS
5.11 HOU- K Alex Henery, NEB
5.12 DAL- C Kris O'Dowd, USC
5.13 STL- LB Jeremy Beal, OKLA
5.14 PHI- RB Kendall Hunter, OKST
5.15 MIA- RB Jacquizz Rodgers, OGST
5.16 JAX- S Jaiquawn Jarrett, TEM
5.17 TEN- S Da'Norris Searcy, UNC
5.18 STL- S Joe Lefeged, RUT
5.19 MIN- DE Pernell McPhee, MISST
5.20 IND- DT Martin Parker, RCH
5.21 ATL- WR Ronald Johnson, USC
5.22 IND- C Alex Linnenkohl, OGST
5.23 DET- RB Delone Carter, SYR
5.24 KC- RB Stevan Ridley, LSU
5.25 SEA- OG Darius Morris, TEM
5.26 CLE- OLB Cliff Matthews, SCAR
5.27 ATL- RB Alex Green, HAW
5.28 NE- QB Greg McElroy, ALA
5.29 WSH- WR Austin Pettis, BOIS
5.30 NYJ- DE Brandon Bair, ORG
5.31 PIT- RB Taiwan Jones, EWSH
5.32 GB- QB T.J. Yates, UNC
5.33 BAL- OG Keith Williams, NEB
5.34 BAL- OT Byron Stingily, LOU
6.1 CAR- OG Justin Boren, OHST
6.2 CIN- RB Bilal Powell, LOU
6.3 CLE- DE Pierre Allen, NEB
6.4 HOU- OG Mike Person, MTAST
6.5 CLE- CB Demarcus Van Dy, MIA
6.6 ARZ- WR Vincent Brown, SDST
6.7 IND- FS Eric Hagg, NEB
6.8 OAK- LB Mario Harvey, MRSH
6.9 PIT- DT Frank Kearse, ALAM
6.10 TEN- C Brandon Fusco, SLP
6.11 DAL- S Jeron Johnson, BOIS
6.12 CIN- TE Virgil Green, NEV
6.13 SEA- WR Stephen Burton, WTXAM
6.14 MIA- OLB Bruce Miller, UCF
6.15 BAL- LB Mike Mohammed, CAL
6.16 ATL- LB Brian Rolle, OHST
6.17 JAX- WR Greg Salas, HAW
6.18 SD- CB Chykie Brown, TEX
6.19 ARZ- OG David Arkin, MIZST
6.20 NYG- WR Jeremy Kerley, TCU
6.21 DEN- RB Derrick Locke, KEN
6.22 TB- RB Noel Devine, WVIR
6.23 ATL- S Mark LeGree, APP
6.24 DEN- TE Julius Thomas, PTDST
6.25 SF- WR Denarius Moore, TEN
6.26 BAL- WR Niles Paul, NEB
6.27 ATL- CB Korey Lindsey, SILL
6.28 NE- LS Danny Aiken, VIR
6.29 NYJ- WR Terrence Toliver, LSU
6.30 CHI- DT Cedric Thornton, SARK
6.31 PIT- WR Ricardo Lockette, FtVST
6.32 GB- DL David Carter, UCLA
6.33 NYG- CB Brandon Hogan, WVIR
6.34 KC- OT Derek Hall, STNF
6.35 MIN- S Isa Abdul-El Quddus, FRDM
6.36 SD- LB Steven Friday, VT
6.37 NYG- LB Josh Bynes, AUB
6.38 CAR- TE Andre Smith, VT
Please note the half hour picktimes for the 7th round....
7.1 GB- CB Chris L. Rucker, MCHST
7.2 DET- WR Aldrick Robinson, SMU
7.3 BUF- WR Dwayne Harris, ECAR
7.4 CIN- RB Dion Lewis, PITT
7.5 NYJ- CB Josh Thomas, BUF
7.6 CHI- OG Andrew Jackson, FRST
7.7 TEN- CB Ryan Jones, NWMIZST
7.8 PIT- FS Chris Prosinski, WYG
7.9 OAK- C Zane Taylor, UTH
7.10 KC- QB Adam Froman, LOU
7.11 HOU- DL Chris Neild, WVIR
7.12 JAX- CB Justin Rogers, RCMD
7.13 TEN- LB Sidney Tarver, TENST
7.14 MIA- WR Darvin Adams, AUB
7.15 MIA- CB Anthony Gaitor, FlaINT
7.16 OAK- RB Nic Grigsby, ARZ
7.17 DAL- RB Mario Fannin, AUB
7.18 OAK- RB Da'Rel Scott, MRD
7.19 IND- WR Dane Sanzenbacher, OHST
7.20 KC- S Dom DeCicco, PITT
7.21 ATL- K Matt Bosher, MIA
7.22 BAL- S Mistral Raymond, USF
7.23 NO- S Will Hill, FLA
7.24 STL- CB Richard Sherman, STNF
7.25 STL- LB Doug Hogue, SYR
7.26 STL- DE Ugo Chinasa, OKST
7.27 STL- FB Anthony Sherman, UCONN
7.28 SF- FB Henry Hynoski, PITT
7.29 PIT- OT Jarriel King, SCAR
7.30 GB- WR Phillip Livas, LTCH
7.31 SD- RB Roy Helu Jr., NEB
7.32 MIA- QB Pat Devlin, DEL
7.33 MIN- CB Loyce Means, HOU
7.34 PHI- QB Tyrod Taylor, VT
7.35 TB- FB Stanley Havili, USC
7.36 SF- QB Scott Tolzien, WIS
7.37 PHI- OLB Adrian Moten, MRD
7.38 OAK- WR Greg Ellingson, FlaINT
7.39 SEA- SS Nate Williams, UW
7.40 NO- LB Jonas Mouton, MCH
7.41 CAR- LB Quentin Davie, NWST
7.42 BUF- S Jermale Hines, OHST
7.43 CIN- LB Akeem Dent, UGA
7.44 DEN- DT Colby Whitlock, TXTCH
7.45 CLE- FB Charles Clay, TUL
7.46 ARZ- CB Devon Torrence, OHST
7.47 SF- K Kai Forbath, UCLA
7.48 TEN- RB Allen Bradford, USC
7.49 DAL- K Josh Jasper, LSU
7.50 WSH- P Chas Henry, FLA
7.51 HOU- LB J.T. Thomas, WVU
Please take note of the reduced pick times for the UDFA round. Try to set a reminder in your phones to hop on for your picks ....Don't worry about me not writing times in for myself. I'll be ready to announce my picks immediately when they come up, so to save time I never gave myself a timeslot. If you pick right after one of my teams and can type fast enough, then the guy is yours, I will reselect if we happen to pick the same guy and your post comes up first. Also do not worry too much if you miss your UDFA pick, there will be no autoselections for this round. You can just announce a pick at any time after your timeslot.
Undrafted Free Agents
DET- OT David Mims, VU
CIN- WR Armon Binns, CIN
HOU- WR Raymond Webber, A.PB
OAK- CB Josh Gatlin, NDST
STL- DE Ricky Elmore, ARZ
ATL- QB Eric Czerniewski, CMIZ
DEN- OG Carl Johnson, FLA
SD - QB Nathan Enderle, IDA
MIN- OG Caleb Schlauderaff, UTH
ARZ- P Ryan Donahue, IWA
NYG- OT Willie Smith, ECAR
KC - C Kevin Kowalski, TOL
JAX- WR DeMarco Sampson, SDST
IND- TE Lee Smith, MRSH
CAR- DL Karl Klug, IWA
TB - QB Matt Coughlin, BOIS
PIT- RB Chad Spann, NIU
CLE- DT Andrew Soucy, EKTC
TEN- WR O.J. Murdock, FTHAYS
BUF- CB Byron Maxwell, CLEM
NO - RB Jamie Harper, CLEM
PHI- K Dan Bailey, OKST
CHI- RB John Clay, WIS
DAL- OT Byron Bell, NWMX
WSH-WR Fred Rouse, TXEPSO
NYJ- OLB Thomas Keiser, STNF
MIA- C Colin Baxter, ARZ
BAL- FB Shaun Chapas, UGA
Just wanna say thanks to everyone for participating. This has been a huge success thanks to everyone enjoying the process as much as I do and putting in hilarious amounts of time.
Extra thanks to LAOJoe for helping me moderate and putting parts of his life on hold (like sleep) to keep this running smoothly.
I hope you'll all consider doing this again with me next year.....
Friday we can all post our drafts and compare notes...should be fun. I hope this works for everyone...


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Jason Given, Coshocton County Prosecutor, attributes the open discovery process to the increase of plea deals throughout the county's judicial system. Open discovery is where the prosecutors office must provide the defense with all information they have obtained in a case and vice versa. Given also credits the law enforcement's work during the investigative stages and the improved technological resources being used today.
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Although it seems as if all criminal cases go to a jury trial based on television shows, that's often not the case in Coshocton County - and even across the country.
The reason: Many end up being pleaded out of court.
"Most people expect that things happen like they do on Court TV, but it's not that way 99 percent of the time," said Lt. Dean Hettinger, of the Coshocton County Sheriff's Office. ...


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- The ergonomically designed, tip-resistant High Chair with Tray has a dishwasher-safe cover and is JPMA certified to the highest ASTM standards for children up to 3 years old.
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- Durable enough to withstand the messiest of eaters, the Infant Insert is easy to clean with warm water and is also water and tear-resistant.
- For older children, the Keekaroo's multiple height adjustments makes it easy to convert to a cushioned Kids Chair, providing maximum comfort all throughout their different growth stages.
- Five-year warranty.
- Imported.


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