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MATAGORDA ISLAND STATE PARK AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA. Matagorda Island State Park and Wildlife Management Area is on Matagorda Island across from Port O'Connor in Calhoun County. The southwestern tip of the island, consisting of 11,500 acres, is privately owned, but the remainder, which extends twenty-four miles to the northeast, has 24,893 acres of state land and 19,000 acres of federal land. During World War II the federal government purchased the northern two-thirds of the island for use as a bombing range for crews based at Ellington Field and other training bases in Texas. Many of the bomb craters are still visible. Under a cooperative agreement between the United States Department of the Interior and the state of Texas approved in 1983, the entire area of public land is managed by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The park occupies 7,325 acres of the total land; the rest is a wildlife-management area. The undeveloped park is covered with dunes, some up to ten feet in height, and has a wide variety of coastal vegetation, including grasses, shrubs, and forbs. Native animals include ground squirrels, gophers, grasshopper mice, rice rats, cotton rats, rabbits, and opossums. Shorebirds are common, and waterfowl and other migratory birds can be observed during various seasons. Facilities include primitive camping areas, a boat landing, and showers.
Ray Miller, Texas Parks (Houston: Cordovan, 1984).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Christopher Long, "MATAGORDA ISLAND STATE PARK AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/gkm11), accessed November 25, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Absolute Chanyeol.
Here I am looking through the Baekyeol tag on Tumblr because hey, all I want are pictures of Baekhyun and Chanyeol together. I ship them together like I ship Jongkey. As friends. I like them as friends. They're hilarious to watch and etc....
I was never really into the whole rave everyone's on. I have nothing against Homouality I'm just not into reading about my bias and my bias together when they're both male. That's all.
As I was saying, I was on Tumblr at the Baekyeol tag...and all I saw was "I cried so hard when I read Absolute Chanyeol" "Best Baekyeol fic ever is Absolute Chanyeol" etc. etc. etc. Now...as someone who doesn't read fics, I was curious as to how great this story was that so many people kept going on and on about it.
So I let Curiosity get the best of me and I read "Absolute Chanyeol."
Worst mistake of my life. WAIT! DON'T GET ME WRONG! I LOVED IT.
It was the worst mistake because now I have to go to school with puffy eyes because I cried so hard. I then read the sort of follow up but not really that was a Taoris one "Be Human" and you know, Tao pissed me off in "Absolute Chanyeol" and reading "Be Human" didn't help his case at all, and guess what? I ING CRIED AGAIN.
I suppose I can see why people were so excited and intrigued by this story. It isn't as if others haven't written stories based off of Absolute Boyfriend. But then I realized. Rather than just copying events from Absolute Boyfriend, leadernim had just used the concept of the perfect robot boyfriend who wanted to be a real boy. I fell in love with the writing and wow.
I probably won't ever read another after "Absolute Chanyeol" and "Be Human", but I just couldn't not say something about these two fics. Too good. Go read them even if you don't ship Baekyeol and Taoris. I don't ship Taoris but I read it and cried anyways.
That is all.
I'm going to sleep and cry now.

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Chris Donovan, Andrew Roraback lead in town committee endorsements
By Jordan Fenster, Staff Reporter
With a bit more than two weeks to go until the party conventions, endorsements are rolling in for Connecticut 5th congressional district candidates.
Recently, Democrat Elizabeth Esty announced the support of the Canton Democratic Town Committee, while opponent Chris Donovan announced four more DTC endorsements, Canaan, Middlebury, Morris, and Watertown, plus a pair of legislative endorsements, albeit not from Connecticut.
U.S. Congressman Raul Grijalva, from Arizona's 7th congressional district, and Congresswoman Chellie Pingree, from Maine's 1st congressional district both offered their support, the Donovan campaign announced recently.
In total, Donovan has obtained 14 DTC endorsements.
Democrat Dan Roberti has logged a pair of DTC endorsements, Kent and Southbury, but has not announced any further DTC support recently.
On the Republican side, Lisa Wilson-Foley announced that 10 members of the Danbury City Council offered their endorsements, which came on the heels of an endorsement from the town's Republican Town Committee, though that city's mayor, Mark Boughton, has yet to sign on to any 5th district campaign.
After silence on the endorsement front from the start of his campaign, Republican Mark Greenberg announced that Harwinton's first selectman, Mike Criss, and the town's RTC had offered their support, with the Woodbury RTC doing the same.
Justin Bernier announced the support of former Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele, also a 2010 gubernatorial candidate.
Bernier has garnered eight RTC endorsements thus far — Thomaston, New Fairfield, Salisbury, Norfolk, Plymouth, Plainville, Canaan and Burlington.
Mike Clark has received a single RTC endorsement, from Farmington, the town he used to run as first selectman.
Andrew Roraback released his ninth RTC endorsement, from Warren, which the campaign said put him at the top of the list in terms of Republican town committee support. He also said that Southbury State Rep. Arthur O'Neill, also a superdelegate, had offered his support.
Town committee endorsements so far:
- Donovan: 14
- Esty: 3
- Roberti: 2
- Roraback: 9
- Bernier: 8
- Wilson-Foley: 5
- Greenberg: 2
- Clark: 1
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The big story there is Roraback represents 17 towns and only has 9 endorsements. After 18 years one would certainly hope he would have 17. But what it really shows is Roraback has no reach outside of his senatorial district except for the obligatory super delegates from the Capitol's boy's club.


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Outspoken MSU DE Shilique Calhoun Speaks Out on MSU Spring Football And A Lot More!
Q: How do you feel like you've improved from day one until today this spring?
A: I love the opportunity to be out there with the rest of the guys playing hard, working hard, trying to get better every day. It's a thrill definitely, being out there with the 1's and just trying to get better every day. I would say it's never a promise though, because there's always guys behind you. I've got guys that I know for a fact that are behind me, trying to come and trying to take my spot. It helps me work harder every day. I keep trying to progress every day. It was rough the first couple days, getting into that starting role. But I'm getting better every day, without a doubt.
Q: Coach said you had a good spring but he still sees a lot opportunities…
A: They kinda want you to be perfect, always. They want you to be gods on the field. They want the best of you, they want you to play the best. Even when you mess up they feel like those are errors you can fix yourself. Even if I was perfect on the field, you would always find a new reason to tell me. Hey, your shoelaces are untied. It's fun though. I love the competition. Seeing who can yell the loudest between me and Coach Narduzzi.
Q: A little birdie told me you and Riley had a collision.
A: Somewhat . I was more of a second hitter. I was a little dirty once we got on the floor. It was all fair play. Definitely good sportsmanship. Playing with him, seeing him at running back is a thrill. He's gonna do amazing things, without a doubt.
Q: This offense has struggled this spring. That's not a secret. But when he gets in there the energy level goes way up on both sides. What do you think it is that he brings the higher energy level to the offense?
A: He's a Bullough. There's not much you have to say after that. Knowing that you have a Bullough backing you, you feel like you're set. Like I said, Coach wants us to play like gods and the Bulloughs are like gods pretty much on the field. So having him out there, knowing there's a lot of security, knowing that he's gonna come down here strong. Especially because of their family origin that's been here, hard, tough players. Definitely having him back there, they know he's gonna be running strong without a doubt.
Q: If you were a senior making the pick for you team tomorrow at the draft, who would you pick, running back first?
A: Myself. Myself, of course. Put me in the back field. I wanna make plays. No, I'd have to go with that R&B, Riley Bullough. I mean, his initials, RB. It's basically spelling it out for us. I would definitely go with him. I'm gonna say I do cheat for him because he is a linebacker. He's part of my defensive corp. So yeah, I would say Riley Bullough without a doubt.
Q: Where are you going in the draft?
A: I don't know. I hope #1. I hope I get a little praise and they're like, You know, I'm picking you #1. We'll see though. I hear a lot of talk but nothing set in stone.
Q: Are you gonna be disappointed if you go late?
A: Not at all. I'm gonna be the sleeper. If I can't be #1 then I'll be the sleeper. I'll come out here, I'll make little silent plays here and there.
Q: If the media was voting you would make the all-talker team.
A: Without a doubt. I can see that. I'll praise that. I'll praise that I'm able to talk. I'm a good quality speaker.
Q: Who's the quietest guy?
A: Dave Fennell, D tackle from Oregon. Quietest man you'll ever see. And if you tell him to do something, Mmmhmm. And that's it. That's as much as you're gonna get out of him. Mmmmhmm.
Q: How's he doing? Have you seen him get better over the spring?
A: He has been working a lot harder. There's so many aspects of his game that could get better, just like everyone else's. He's a freshman coming in trying to make plays, trying to get on the field. But he's definitely improved from when he first got here. His footwork still needs work, just like everyone else. But he's an improving player. He's on the rise without a doubt.
Q: When I talked with Joel and mentioned your name his face lit up like, about the support. What do you guys bring to each other?
A: We try to keep each other steady. Because we can get hard heads out there. Once you go on the field it's like, No I don't care what they said. I was right. So he keeps my head steady and I try to do the same for him. Even on the field we keep our faith in God so he does that a good deed for me, making sure that I stay focused on playing football and believing in my faith and trying to stay focused. I'm trying to do it for him but he's holding me down pretty much right now.
Q: How's Lyles taking the transition?
A: Lyles, he's improving a lot. At first, when he first got to defensive end, he wasn't more of a hands guy. Because as a linebacker comes down you wanna shoulder everything. But he's gotten a lot better. He's using his hands a lot more. He's improving every day. I saw something he did today, a pass rush he did today, and I was pretty impressed. I had to stop him, Come here come here. Good job, man. That was good. I haven't used it so I was kind of like, Whoa. Alright. Teach me something, ya know?
Q: He said his biggest difference with the transitioning problem was fielding boundary. So he was still thinking in his head…
A: Yeah, he was thinking he was a linebacker so he would hear field blitz and he would… I'm the backer, so he would think he's going. Lyles, what were you doing there man? Man, I don't know. That'd be his only words. But he's gotten better. He understands it a little more now. I'm definitely thankful of that. It's nice knowing he's backing you also, it's nice knowing that.
Q: What is Donavon bringing to the offensive line?
A: That man's a holder. He's a holder. He's a cheat. No, I'm joking. Donavon's a great player. He's a strong dude. You could see when he came in he was a big guy. Even from his high school film. I watched it. I gotta check out the competition. We play him every day. But I watched his high school film and he was a big guy. He runs his feet and he does well on pass protection. He does very well on pass protection. It's a competition every day, every time I go against him. I'm pretty sure they're very happy to have him on that side of the ball.
Q: Who's the most difficult offensive lineman that blocks you and why?
A: Jack Conklin. He's a great pass setter. I'm at a loss for words. The way he pass sets is hard to beat. It is very hard to beat. Actually, we have a bet going on now. If I beat him in practice… We have a hat that we pass back and forth. If I win, I get the hat for the day. If he wins, he gets the hat. But he is a tough guy.
Q: Wasn't that what you said…the meanest guy out there? Was it Conklin?
A: No. Conklin's not that mean. He's a good guy, he's a good guy. The meanest person out there is probably Jack Allen. That's the meanest guy out there. He's not even on the field and I still feel the anger. There's no one surpassing him.
Q: What makes him…
A: I don't know. I think because he was a wrestler at first, he had that angry mentality where they just wanna hurt you. I mean, he doesn't come on the field trying to hurt me, but he definitely lets me know when he can. Hey, I had you right there. I could have hurt you right there.
Q: Does he have anger management issues?
A: No, no. Jack doesn't have anger management issues. From the outside looking in you might think so, though. You might think so. You might think I'm crazy from the outside looking in. I'm not gonna lie. If you go on the field and you heard what I said to these guys, you'd think we were crazy.
Q: Who's the best holder? The best job at being sneaky at holding and keeping you from doing what you're doing. I mean blatant, where they'd get flag after flag.
A: Aw, there's no one to get flags on me though. I don't ever get a holding call. I feel like I'm cheated every day.
Q: They hold you every play?
A: Yes. They hold me every play. I could make a play every play. They hold me. I don't know what's going on but hopefully the refs start to see it. It's getting frustrating. No, I would say… The person that has the best way of hiding their holding is probably Connor Kruse. He's good. He's a big guy too. So he can get into you. He'll get into you. You're trying to spin away and he's holding on tight. You think you're getting away but no, he's good at it. He's good. If you wanna perfect your craft, call Connor Kruse, I'll tell you that.
Q: Did he whip you today in practice?
A: Oh no. Oh no. He never whips me.
Q: Where's the hat?
A: I have it in the locker.
Q: How many days have you had this hat thing and who's won it more?
A: I would say I've won it more, of course. The last time he had it was when he bought it. Yeah, that was it. That was about the last time he had it was when he bought it. But I still have it. Actually, he's supposed to give it back to me. I was being generous. I'd give it back to him, being a nice guy. Nice guy that I am, I wanted to give it back to him. He's failing to return it though. But I'll definitely get it back today.
Q: What kind of hat is it?
A: It's a Michigan State hat. Yes, Spartan dogs all the way.
Q: You loved last year's Youth Clinic. Last year you were letting the kids tackle you, and then at one point you were doing cartwheels.
A: Back flips, yeah cartwheels, back flips.
Q: My point to you is what is it you love about the Youth Clinic?
A: It's good to just see those kids having so much fun. When I was a kid I had a lot of fun with my brothers. Whether it was by myself or with my brothers, I had a lot of fun. Just to see the smiles on their faces. I go home to my niece every chance I get, and to see her smile is like nothing else. To be able to let them have a smile for a day or a minute, it brings joy to me too also.
Q: Will you break out the back flips on Saturday?
A: I don't know. I gotta conserve that energy. I might do one or two.
Q: What would it take to get a back flip?
A: A smile. All I need is a smile. If they ask me to do a back flip I'll do it for them without a doubt.
Q: Will you do one on the field if you get a sack?
A: Oh. That's rough. Those pads are heavy man. Those pads and a helmet…
Q: You get a penalty for that anyway?
A: I might get a penalty. I might get a penalty. I'm gonna keep that one in the bag. I don't want Coach D to hurt me.
Q: What is the value of Saturday that's different from the other scrimmages or practices?
A: This one's a little different because the defense is more divided. Right now our defenses are divided, we're divided into two. This is more of… Coaches are evaluating today. The other scrimmages were more practice, to see how you react in the Stadium. Now it's like it's game day. It's time to turn it up and give it your all. That's the biggest thing; it's more of a game this Saturday than it was the other scrimmages.


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This was for my 3-year old daughter's birthday. The ballerina 2-dimensional, sits about 1" above the rest of the sheet. Pretty cool idea even if I do hate all those stars!
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That is really cool. I love this idea, and you did a fantastic job. :lol:
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The criminal corruption docket has been full to overflowing of late in all parts of Louisiana. The current headliner is former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, on trial for 21 counts of taking bribes, money laundering, filing false tax returns and, overall, abusing the trust of citizens, in a city struggling to recover, when they needed his honest services the most.
Federal prosecutors have presented a sad tale of ambition turned to avarice. More sadly, the tale is hardly uncommon.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Voter turnout was low Tuesday in a U.S.
Senate primary that features the tea party-backed Rand Paul vs.
Republican establishment candidate Trey Grayson, amid a host of
other races.
Rain fell at some polling places and Kentucky Secretary of State
spokesman Les Fugate said turnout would fall below the 30 percent
forecast by the time polls closed at 6 p.m.
"Turnout has been low all day," Fugate said late Tuesday
afternoon. "We're hopeful there will be a late surge that will
help us meet our 30 percent estimate."
That would compare with 25 to 30 percent in the 2008
presidential primary and about 21 percent in 2007 with a
gubernatorial primary on the ballot. Turnout in 2002, which had a
similar assortment of races on the ballot, was just above 31
The Republican Senate primary between Bowling Green eye surgeon
Rand Paul and Secretary of State Trey Grayson has been closely
watched nationally, as Paul has claimed the mantle of the
anti-government, anti-tax Tea Party as his own, while Grayson has
drawn the support of the Republican hierarchy.
That race, and the accompanying Democratic primary, appeared to
be motivating voters who turned out early.
Roger Burnett, a 46-year-old data analyst from Louisville, voted
for Paul, calling it part of a "message election" similar to
1994, when Republicans were swept to power in the House and Senate.
Burnett said Paul can help send the message that the government
needs to get its financial books in order.
"We voted for change. Well, we got some change and we're
spending it like mad," Burnett said.
Van Doyle, a 36-year-old banker from Lexington, chose Grayson,
but not because he liked the candidate.
"He's not Rand Paul and he's the only one I think can win,"
Doyle said. "I'm not a Tea Party guy."
Kim Wilson, a nurse from Florence and longtime Republican, left
disappointed after finding out a snafu had her registered with the
wrong party.
"I would have voted for Rand Paul," she said, adding his tea
party connection would have swayed her vote. "He wants to make the
changes the American people are looking for. Everything he stands
for, I agree with."
Paul's presence on the ballot appeared to impact the Democratic
race, where voters were choosing between Attorney General Jack
Conway and Lt. Gov. Dan Mongiardo, who lost a close race to U.S.
Sen. Jim Bunning six years ago. The winners Tuesday will face off
in the fall to replace Bunning, who is retiring.
Virginia Randolph, a retired professor from Murray, picked
Mongiardo, saying "he's not associated with the establishment."
"It's a strange issue, but I think he's got the best chance
against Rand Paul, because of the mood of the election," Randolph
Debbie Combs, a 60-year-old retired school teacher in Newport,
said a campaign by the local Democratic Party saying Conway is
electable in the fall swayed her decision.
"The senate race is probably the only reason I voted today,"
Combs said. "I just don't want Rand Paul to get in."
Fugate said voters complained of harassment and electioneering
by Paul backers in Laurel County, disrupting the election process
in Wayne County and exit polling in Jackson County.
"There were also campaign individuals who say they are allowed
to observe activity at the polling places. That's not allowed,"
Fugate said.
Laurel County Clerk Dean Johnson confirmed that deputies were
called to a polling place to remove Paul supporters, but he
declined to give details.
"We're still investigating," Johnson told The Associated
Press. "We'll have to see what the sheriff's report says."
Messages left with the Laurel County Sheriff's Office were not
immediately returned.
Jackson County deputy clerk Brandy Vickers said Paul supporters
were asked to leave a polling place because of exit polling.
"Nothing major. They were just there," Vickers said.
In the southern Kentucky, a Paul supporter was asked to leave a
polling place in Wayne County after complaints that he was trying
to obtain "exit polling" information before voters went inside,
said David Lyons, the Republican election commissioner for the
county. Lyons said the supporter left peacefully at noon.
Paul's campaign manager, David Adams, called the allegations in
Laurel County "dubious," saying Democrats may have been behind
the incident.
"That's my guess," Adams said. "I'm skeptical. It's an
attempt at shenanigans from the other side."
Fugate said there were few mechanical problems with machines or
polling places opening late.
"We've not have heard of any machine issues. It seems to be
smooth sailing," Fugate said. "It is spotty. In some counties,
we're hearing of good turnout."
Shelley Catherine Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Kentucky
Attorney General's Office, said 26 complaints about vote buying or
selling were called into the election fraud hot line, with the bulk
coming from Clay, Magoffin, Jackson and Perry counties in eastern
Around the state, voters also chose nominees in several
congressional races, including a field of Republicans seeking to
take on incumbent Rep. John Yarmuth, a Democrat from Louisville,
and Rep. Ben Chandler, a Democrat from Lexington. The ballot also
featured state legislative races and candidates in a host of local
Associated Press writers Janet C. Blake in Louisville and
Jeffrey McMurray in Lexington contributed to this report.
(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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1. Salary Cap could squeeze out veteran players
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1. Salary Cap could squeeze out veteran players
Fox Sports is reporting that due to the Salary Cap veteran players could be left out. limited cap space could force some of these clubs to forsake the free-agent market and look instead at promoting affordable young players from their farm teams into their rosters.
It could impact the eventual contract signings of the aforementioned players, but it's a good bet all will eventually sign with new NHL teams.
Where it will have the most impact will be upon aging veterans and marginal players.
Brendan Shanahan, Todd Bertuzzi, Mathieu Schneider and Mats Sundin were in recent years among the most prized free agents but this summer, they could be faced with a stark choice: accept considerably less money with teams they normally wouldn't consider signing with or risk going unsigned when next season begins.
Shanahan, Schneider and Sundin could be forced to sit and wait through next season for a contract offer which might never come, which would be a sad ending to their long careers.
They're not the only ones facing that possibility. Chris Chelios and Jeremy Roenick hope to return next season but could have retirement forced upon them if they cannot find any takers for their services.
Players who serve as fourth line forwards, sixth and seventh defensemen and backup goaltenders could also have trouble finding new clubs to sign with this summer. They far outnumber available star talent and will find it difficult to attract interest as the available dollars dry up.
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2. Leafs Not Done Yet
The Toronto Sun is reporting that the Leafs are not done Yet. "We're not done. We've still got cap room and you can go over the cap in the summer," said Burke. "I think we've made some major steps but we're not done," said Burke yesterday.
"We'll probably take a deep breath now and see how things shake out. There are still some (free agent) names of interest and there are going to be trade possibilities now."
The Leafs have nine, possibly 10 defencemen capable of starting the season with the big club and are likely to break camp with seven on the roster.
Ian White showed he is capable of moving up to the wing, but that still leaves a couple of defenders for Burke to market.
The blue chip on the blue line is Kaberle. He is reasonably priced at $4.25 million (U.S.) for two more seasons and his no-trade clause doesn't kick back in until Aug. 15. Kaberle could bring a top-six forward, as demonstrated by the potential Phil Kessel trade that fell apart, and Burke is certainly willing to listen to offers for the 31-year-old. But none have enticed him yet.
"There is interest, but nothing that requires thinking about," he said. "If I had to handicap this, I'd say he will be a Leaf at the start of the year. That can change with one phone call, but I haven't been given any offers that approach what I would think it would take to make that deal."
Among the teams still looking for a puck-moving defenceman are St. Louis, Los Angeles and Columbus.
Burke's pattern is to build his blue line and goaltending first, and that mission has been accomplished with yesterday's signing of Gustavsson, a coveted free agent from Sweden. Improving the defence was particularly pressing because, as Burke noted yesterday, "sometimes it took us a week to get out of our own end."
Beauchemin's smarts with the puck are sometimes underestimated and his addition, along with Komisarek and Exelby, give Toronto much more muscle and grit on the back end, which Burke was trying to achieve.
"You don't want your heavyweight to be a defenceman, the ice time is too valuable. That's why we got (winger) Colton Orr," said Burke. "But you need some bite back there (on defence). You need some knuckles on the blue line, too, some five-minute majors. I think with the changes we've made, there's some bite there, there's some size there."
Although Burke is actively pursuing more offensive punch up front, he said not to underestimate what is already there, especially now that the skill players should feel better protected.
"Sometimes (Mikhail) Grabovski spent more time on the ice than the Zamboni. These (forwards) were getting knocked down and picking their teeth out of the glass all year. Let's see how they do with a little toughness around," he said.
"I don't know if we're good enough to make the playoffs yet. That's our goal and I think we're a lot closer than we were five days ago and we'll keep trying to improve the club."
The Leafs are about $3 or $4 million under the cap, depending on how you put their roster together, and they can be as much as 10 per cent over the $56.8 million until the end of training camp.
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3. Kris Versteeg to Resign with Hawks
NHL.com is reporting that the Hawks are about to resign Kris Versteeg to a three-year contract that will pay him more than $9 million. Versteeg, a 23-year-old right wing, was second among NHL rookies in 2008-09 with 53 points and fourth with 22 goals and a plus-15 rating. He followed that with 12 points in 17 playoff games, tops among all first-year players and tied for fourth among all Blackhawks players.
Originally drafted by the Boston Bruins in the fifth round of the 2004 Entry Draft, he was traded to the Blackhawks in February 2007 for Brandon Bochenski. He had 4 points in 13 NHL games during the 2007-2008 season, spending most of time in the American Hockey League. The 5-foot-10, 180-pounder was expected to be back in the minors this season, but made the team in training camp and then had 7 goals and 20 points in his first 20 games.
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4. Claude Lemiux retires
NHL.com is reporting that Claude Lemiux announces his retirement. Forward Claude Lemieux today formally announced his retirement from the game of hockey at the age of 44. One of the most successful NHL players in the history of the League, Lemieux won four Stanley Cups and is one of only eight players to win hockey's greatest prize with three different teams (Montreal, 1986; New Jersey, 1995 and 2000; Colorado, 1996).
"I want to thank my former teammates from my entire career for all of their support," said Lemieux. "I feel very fortunate that I was able to have a career like I had. There have been many great NHL players who did not get the opportunities to win that I had. I played for a long time but it went by so very fast."
In 1,215 National Hockey League games with Montreal, New Jersey, Colorado, Phoenix, Dallas and San Jose, Lemieux posted 786 points (379 goals, 407 assists) and 1,777 penalty minutes, along with 58 game-winning goals.
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São Paulo - Many Brazilians think the soccer World Cup, which kicks off next month, is a waste of money, but Apex, the nation's export agency, says it can use it to get more than $3 billion (R31bn) in new contracts for local businesses.
To do so, Apex has invited more than 2 300 foreign businessmen to come to Brazil, watch a game in a VIP lounge and, hopefully, sign new deals.
A pilot programme during a World Cup warm-up tournament last year, when 900 businessmen were invited, resulted in $1.8bn in new export deals and $1.2bn in foreign direct investment, according to Apex.
"There will be meetings and visits to factories," Apex business director Ricardo Santana said. "Taking your client to a match will be the icing on the cake.
"We believe those relaxing moments are ideal for a negotiation to succeed."
If successful, the programme could end up being one of the few positive developments to come out of a multibillion-dollar sporting event that many Brazilians fear will do little to bolster their struggling economy and improve their lives.
A report issued earlier this year by Moody's said the benefits of the June 12 to July 13 event would be short-lived and represent a fraction of Brazil's annual economic activity.
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Bauducco, one of Brazil's top biscuit makers, invited 92 business partners from dozens of countries, including South Africa, the US, UK and Chile. The company expects the soccer networking campaign to help bolster its exports by up to 20 percent next year.
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Flying improbably sideways through a thicket of treetops along a ridge overlooking Route 28 in Harmar this weekend, two bald eagles yanked off 8-foot-long branches and carried them like prized fish to their nest.
The Harmar couple is the third nesting pair of eagles confirmed in Allegheny County this season — the most in at least 50 years, according to officials from the Audubon Society and the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Although the insecticide DDT decimated eagle populations nationwide in the 1950s and 1960s, the breed that symbolizes the United States made a comeback after the chemical was banned and states, including Pennsylvania, rolled out reintroduction programs.
The number of nesting eagles throughout the state has increased steadily by 15 percent a year, the Game Commission says. The most recent count, from 2011, had 217 confirmed nests throughout Pennsylvania.
As evidence of the recovery of this bird of prey and the region's waterways, at least one pair of eagles is nesting along each of the county's three main rivers: Allegheny (Harmar), Ohio (Crescent Township) and Monongahela (Hays section of Pittsburgh).
The Game Commission confirmed the Pittsburgh nesting on Feb. 19; Dan Puhala of the Game Commission and the Audubon Society verified the Harmar nesting this weekend.
The eagles in Crescent are in their third year of nesting and reared one bird last year.
"Most of these birds have been scouting out this area for years," said Jim Bonner, executive director of the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania.
During this winter and the previous winter, Game Commission offices received more reports of eagle sightings than ever before, wildlife conservation officer Beth Fife said.
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Bonner and Audubon conservation director Brian Shema watched a pair of eagles build a nest Saturday on a ridge above Route 28 near the Hulton Bridge.
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Eagles, which have 7-foot wingspans and are thought to mate for life, return annually to the same nest, adding more material each year. Shema said he has seen nests as large a 10 feet wide, 8 feet deep and weighing a ton or more.
The birds, whose population plummeted to three pair statewide in 1980, have been spending more time along the region's rivers.
"We have had a decent population here in the winter for years," Shema said.
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Bobby is a 7-year-old boy. His mother refers to him as a "he," but Bobby dresses and behaves like a girl.
"Bobby identifies as a girl, and he's a boy," Felisha Archuleta, Bobby's mom, said. "He's been doing this since he was about 2 years old. He's loved girl stuff, so we just let him dress how he wants, as long as he's happy."
Bobby is happy most of the time. But he says, sometimes in school, being a boy and dressing like a girl occasionally is tough. He's been bullied.
"It's hurting my heart," Bobby said. "It hurts me and my mom both."
Recently, Archuleta wanted to sign Bobby up for Girl Scouts. His older sister did it, and Bobby really wanted to join. Archuleta told 9NEWS when she brought Bobby to register, a troop leader told her Bobby couldn't join.
"I said, 'Well, what's the big deal?' She said 'It doesn't matter how he looks, he has boy parts, he can't be in Girl Scouts. Girl Scouts don't allow that [and] I don't want to be in trouble by parents or my supervisor,'" Archuleta told 9NEWS.
"It was like somebody told me I can't like girl stuff, and I have to change my name to something else," Bobby said.
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Corey Barrett with the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Community Center of Colorado says the Center is seeing young people exploring their gender identity at an earlier age.
"There has definitely been this increase of questioning at an early age," Barrett said, "I think it's all about providing a healthy environment for them for that to happen. Everyone needs to be prepared or at least have an idea from a policy and procedure stand point how they're going to address that. And make sure that the public is aware of that."
Dr. Shawn Worthy is a professor and clinical psychologist with Metropolitan State College of Denver, who specializes in family systems and mental health within family frameworks.
"I have a general philosophy about parenting," Dr. Worthy said. "Children are born like rocks. I mean, they're rough around the edges, and our job as parents is to flow over them like a stream and smooth out the rough edges. Nut the problem is when you try to mold them into what you want, you have to break them, you have to crack them, you have to change the shape. And when people aren't whole, and they aren't who they fully intend to be, then that's a difficult process also."
Dr. Worthy has some parenting tips for those parents who are going through this debate.
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The statewide nonprofit center for the LGBT population offers an educational program for parents and children going through a similar situation. The program also connects parents to others who are experiencing the same things. Find out more about those programs here, http://www.lgbtcenters.org/Centers/Colorado/25/Gay-Lesbian-Bisexual-and-Transgender-Community-Center-of-Colorado.aspx.
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The owner's affection for a stone outcropping on her property and the views from its peak inspired the design of this house. Conceived as a bunker nestled in the rock, the Pierre (French for stone) celebrates the materiality of the site. From certain angles, the house—with its rough materials, encompassing stone, green roof, and surrounding foliage—almost completely disappears into nature.
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- Engineer - Geotechnical: Associated Earth Sciences
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- Architect: Olson Kundig Architects
- Location: San Juan Islands, Washington
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6. Tennessee - Tajh Boyd QB Clemson
7. Buffalo - Anthony Barr OLB UCLA
8. Minnesota - Marcus Mariota QB Oregon
9. Philadelphia - Sammy Watkins WR Clemson
10. Pittsburgh - Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE Washington
11. Dallas - C.J. Mosely OLB Alabama
12. Carolina - Kelvin Benjamin WR Florida State
13. Chicago - Louchiez Purifoy CB Florida
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15. Miami - Cyrus Kouandjio OT Alabama
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20. New Orleans - Adrian Hubbard OLB Alabama
21. Kansas City - Donte Moncrief WR Ole Miss
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25. Cincinnati - Christian Jones OLB Florida State
26. Atlanta - Colt Lyerla TE Oregon
27. New England - Mike Evans WR Texas A&M
28. Green Bay - Jeremiah Attaochu OLB Georgia Tech
29. Houston - Timmy Jernigan DT Florida State
30. San Francisco - Ifo Ekpre-Olomu CB Oregon
31. Denver - Aaron Colvin CB Oklahoma
32. Seattle - Cyril Richardson OG Baylor
No man it's Oakland that would draft Clowney 1st overall not Jacksonville.
Zero chance the Bears would pass on Matthews.
No Stephon Tuitt?
I guess it is official that we are taking Barr in the top 10 according to everyone on here. I wouldn't be opposed to it, and taking defensive playmakers is never a bad idea.
I noticed 3 Seminoles in the 1st but the most surprising was the one you put the highest and that is KB. His measurables and speed to go with them will make scouts drool, but to go #12 would mean he put up a huge season. That would be awesome for FSU lol.
I'm not sure New England will draft another wide receiver. If you think about how the Patriots use their personnel, the most common formation is the "Ace" formation (1RB/2WR/2TE.) Right now, that personnel is projected to be composed of Stevan Ridley at RB, Danny Amendola/Aaron Dobson at WR, and Rob Gronkowski/Aaron Hernandez at TE. So, to get a wide receiver onto the field, you'd have to remove one of the guys there. When the Patriots go to a three-wide formation (maybe in an empty set, or due to injury), they have some options (Julian Edelman, Josh Boyce, etc.)
New England is a deep, well-rounded team, so they may be able to take the best player available approach, which could be a wide receiver, but I think the most likely "need" area will be upgrading at one of the following positions:
RG - Dan Connolly, Marcus Cannon
LE - Rob Ninkovich, Jake Bequette, Michael Buchanan
DT - Tommy Kelly, Armond Armstead
We haven't seen much of Cannon or Bequette, and we haven't seen any of Buchanan or Armstead, so it's difficult to evaluate at this point.
Good ATL pick
Johnny Manziel and Marcus Mariota before Tajh Boyd, throw in Bret Hundley too.
Great Chiefs pick, good Chiefs slot.
Unless Ponder fails miserably next season and Cassel finishes the season as starter, I see no way the Vikings take a QB round 1.
Would all be better picks in that spot. Even if Ponder has a sub-par season, I don't see the Vikings taking a QB in the 1st round. Rick Speilman and Frazier have both stated that they are committed to Ponder as the starting QB. Ponder would have to suck major nuts for the vikings to be picking that high in next years draft...
With all the talent around Ponder this year, he should have a great year. Jennings and Patterson added to the receiving corps, Simpson back from injury, Jarius Wright will continue to improve, and Rudolph should have a break out year. If the Vikings pick that high, something is really wrong with Ponder. Ponder was up and down last year, but you also have to keep in mind that he started to improve towards the end of the season even when Harvin was out with injury. If anything, the Vikings offense has improved and Ponder should not having a problem taking that next step.
Hundley shouldn't come out after his RS sophomore season. LOL, you really don't like Tajh Boyd!! Doesn't mean he isn't a top pro prospect entering the '14 draft.:cj:
Bears won't be picking that high and we wouldn't pass on Mathews
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Tis the season for weddings and to get yourself in the wedding mood or mode if you are planning a wedding or attending one here is a list of the top 10 weddings videos +2. Today's first pick is the newly released The Lucky One. In addition to the new release check out this list of the top 10 wedding videos and my personal favorite.
1.My Big Fat Greek Wedding ( Cedarrock Productions actually filmed a Big Fat Greek Wedding in Reading Pa where the actor(Michael Constantine) who starred in this movie as the father of the bride showed up as one of the guests of the bride. The Ceremony was held at St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Reading PA.
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I'm pretty sure it's just they way my bindings are configured, but I'm going to post this anyhow.
I have used my Flow NXT-ATs and Flux Feedbacks on it, and the tail of the board on gets catchy. It was fine when I used my K2 Autos on it, which was pretty much centered on the innermost inserts. I'm usually the last person to have setup problems because I take a lot of time to set up my rig perfectly.
Anyhow, the Goliath is not a twin, so it has a slight setback. I've found that my optimal stance width is about 19.5" I took a ruler and lined off where the effective edge stops at my nose and tail. To get my 19.5" stance width, I had to move the back baseplate more toward the nose of the board. I measured from the center of both baseplates to the effective edge at the nose and tail, and there's more board out in front of me (1.5 cm), like there should be with a directional board.
Initiating turns was weird, and the toe edge toward the tail was getting catchy... like it hung up on the snow randomly. If I just center the baseplates on the inserts, then the stance width is a little too long, but I guess I'll have to try that just to see if that's the problem. It doesn't make much sense to me.
I didn't have time to fix my setup, so I only had 2 runs to try out the Flux Feedbacks, which were super comfy. After that I pulled out my Never Summer EVO-R with Flow NXT-ATs, which performs flawlessly.
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Austin Schwartzler appeared for a short hearing to set dates for his next two hearings on Monday morning.
Defense attorney Adam Weiner and prosecutor Lisette Suder agreed to a Jan. 28, 2013, pre-preliminary with a preliminary hearing two days later. The dates were set and the short hearing was over.
Schwartzler is charged with two counts of attempted murder of Jerry Wade Stinson and Kathleen Leigh Owens on Aug. 9, a special allegation of a discharge of a firearm for both counts, a count of residential burglary of a residence on Wild Lilac Drive in Greenwood and a count of shooting at an inhabited building.


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