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Breaking down the rosterPosted by on January 3, 2013 – 3:24 pm
The combination of a 5-11 record and change with both the general manager and head coach usually leads to one thing: Roster turnover. Of course, none of that happens until the new GM and head coach are in place, and that isn't happening tomorrow.
(Reiterating from Michael Bidwill on Monday: "It's not going to move at lightning speed. You don't want it to, because you learn a lot during your due diligence period." Remember that concept.)
In the meantime, there are things to speculate upon. With that, here is my annual overview of the roster and where players stand contract-wise heading into the offseason. Free agency begins at 2 p.m. Arizona time on March 12. Until then, the Cardinals have the ability to re-sign any of their own players set to hit the market. With the shift in giving all draft picks at least four-year contracts, the shrinking of the restricted free agent market continues; the only RFA the Cards have is linebacker Brandon Williams, who was so far off the radar after being waived-injured back after training camp that he didn't appear on the roster.
There are some key decisions to make:
— In terms of unrestricted free agents, it seems probable that all of them would choose to at least reach the market. At this point, there is probably nothing to lose, and would want to see their market value. The Cardinals need to figure out whether they want to lock down these guys. Of the 13 unrestricted guys on the market, the most intriguing include safety Rashad Johnson (given the looming decision on Adrian Wilson), linebacker Quentin Groves, running back LaRod Stephens-Howling, linebacker Paris Lenon and cornerback Greg Toler. I would not be shocked, especially with roster change, to see any of them leave. Lenon's age works against him. Johnson's future may be tied to whomever is coach.
— Of the players under contract, money may dictate change. We've covered QB Kevin Kolb's situation plenty, but that will have to be figured out. I think the Cardinals would like to extend safety Kerry Rhodes, who has one more season, but he's also due a $4.5 million salary and a $1 million reporting bonus next year and that might be too pricey for the team. I'd think they'd want to extend Rhodes and restructure the deal. He may end up in a Wilson situation from camp. Speaking of Wilson, does the team bring him back for a 13th season? That too may depend on the new decision-makers. Wilson is due a roster bonus in March so we may know soon. Curious to know what the Cards do with running back Beanie Wells, if anything.
Lots of questions like that. Obviously I've barely touched on most of them. It's difficult to get too much of a read on them until those making the choices are in place. I think there are going to be plenty of comings and goings, and it won't just be relegated to the coaching and GM searches.
Tags: Adrian Wilson, Beanie Wells, Brandon Williams, Greg Toler, Kerry Rhodes, Kevin Kolb, LaRod Stephens-Howling, Michael Bidwill, Paris Lenon, Quentin Groves, Rashad Johnson
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Cards cut to 53Posted by on August 31, 2012 – 4:52 pm
The key point anytime a team gets to the 53-man roster on final cuts is this: It's never quite the final roster. That's something to keep in mind when looking over the Cards' cuts today, which leaves an unbalanced roster for now.
The team decided not to move tackle Levi Brown off of injured reserve, leaving 22 cuts to be made:
Injured reserve — RB Javarris James (knee), QB Rich Bartel (shoulder)
Waived-injured – LB Brandon Williams (shoulder), WR Stephen Williams (Achilles)
Released – CB Crezdon Butler, LB Antonio Coleman, S Blake Gideon, LB Clark Haggans, G Russ Hochstein, DT Ricky Lumpkin, LB Colin Parker, CB Larry Parker, WR DeMarco Sampson, TE Steve Skelton, RB Alfonso Smith, LB Quan Sturdivant, DE Ronald Talley, DE Everrette Thompson, TE Martell Webb, C Scott Wedige, WR Isaiah Williams, T D.J. Young.
So this is what we get out of this:
— The Cardinals cut Sampson and Stephen Williams, leaving five receivers and undrafted LaRon Byrd (pictured below) as No. 5.
— OLB Quentin Groves makes the cut but both Clark Haggans and Brandon Williams are out – you'd have to think another linebacker is on the way.
— Right now, the Cards have 11 defensive backs and nine offensive linemen, and you figure one or the other, if not both, will be trimmed down. All three OL draft picks are on the squad right now. The defensive backs will have to come down if you are looking for a place to cut to add at another position. In my guess at 53, I had guessed six WRs and eight OL, and the Cards took one from receiver to add to the line. And they took one of eight linebacker slots and added it to the 10 defensive back spots, so I was kind of close. We'll see how it shakes out.
— Running back William Powell indeed makes the team too.
— This group probably won't be the exact group that hits the practice field Monday. That's the cold reality of the NFL.
Tags: Alfonso Smith, Antonio Coleman, Blake Gideon, Brandon Williams, Clark Haggans, Colin Parker, Crezdon Butler, D.J. Young, DeMarco Sampson, Everrette Thompson, Isaiah Williams, Javarris James, Larry Parker, Levi Brown, Martell Webb, Quan Sturdivant, Rich Bartel, Ricky Lumpkin, Ronald Talley, Russ Hochstein, Scott Wedige, Stephen Williams, Steve Skelton
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Broncos (and preseason) aftermathPosted by on August 31, 2012 – 12:25 am
The Cardinals avoided overtime Thursday night (thank goodness). And now the fun begins.
Final cuts are in a matter of hours, coach Ken Whisenhunt will have a press conference at 2 p.m. Arizona time. So, in the interest of getting some sleep, some highlights and thoughts from the preseason finale to tide you over until the real news tomorrow (which should be cuts and possibly could include a starting QB choice):
— Injuries probably didn't make roster picks, but they might have cemented them. Rich Bartel was 4-for-5 before leaving with a right shoulder injury, although the way rookie Ryan Lindley performed, Lindley was probably always going to be the pick. He's got a lot of upside. If Javarris James was in the mix at all at running back, that ended when he tore his ACL on Omar Bolden's 103-yard kickoff return. That's just unfortunate.
— If I had to do my 53-man roster over, I might change a couple of things. Or at least seriously consider it. Now I'm finding it hard to believe outside linebacker Quentin Groves doesn't stick around. The other backup outside linebacker choice then would come down to Clark Haggans or Brandon Williams. In the secondary, undrafted rookie Blake Gideon got a ton of playing time, and while Rashad Johnson and Adrian Wilson sat out, I start to wonder if Gideon could have a chance to slip on the roster, in place of Johnson, maybe? And there is little question there is a decision coming between A.J. Jefferson, Greg Toler and Michael Adams. There will be some drama tomorrow.
— Ryan Williams did not play as Whiz took a long look at both William Powell and Alfonso Smith as they battle for a roster spot. Powell had 18 yards on nine carries, Smith five on five, and neither really stood out Thursday (although Powell did have a nice kickoff return late.)
— I thought Beanie Wells looked very good in his start. He had 35 yards on seven carries, although he said he needs to get better. "I have to get my leg drive and get my feet under me," Wells said.
— LaRon Byrd had a couple of nice grabs among his three catches for 47 yards and if he didn't solidify his spot, it'll be because the Cards only keep five receivers. But if they keep six, he's in, I'd think.
— Michael Floyd had an amazing touchdown catch for his first in the NFL. Ball bouncing around, Floyd grabbing it while he was hanging parallel to the ground and holding on as he crashed to the turf. "That was a much more acrobatic circus catch than I ever could have made," fellow wideout Larry Fitzgerald said. Methinks Fitz is a bit modest, but no matter. It was a great play.
— The Cards have to be thrilled with what Lindley showed, especially for a rookie and a guy they picked in the sixth round. He had a couple of clunkers (although his one interception was a mistake by receiver Isaiah Williams, who didn't pick up a checked call at the line, and the other pick was called back with a penalty). Bhe threw the TD and threw some darts and maneuvered the Cards to a late tying drive thanks to a 56-yard bomb to Williams (pictured below). The Cards couldn't get it in the end zone, but again, Lindley looks like he has a potential future.
— Lindley had some decent protection early with the starting offensive line (although rookie right tackle Bobby Massie did have a couple of hiccups on an early drive with a holding penalty and to get beat for sack.) Will I be surprised to see the Cards pick up an offensive lineman via waivers as teams cut? Absolutely not.
— Whisenhunt said the Cardinals haven't ruled out using the new IR rule – which allows players with major injuries to return later in the season without taking up a roster spot – on tackle Levi Brown. The Cards will talk more about Brown's prognosis to return. The decision has to be made by Friday afternoon.
In fact, most of the news will come down Friday afternoon. So with that, I'll say goodnight.
Tags: A.J. Jefferson, Adrian Wilson, Alfonso Smith, Beanie Wells, Blake Gideon, Bobby Massie, Brandon Williams, Clark Haggans, Greg Toler, Javarris James, LaRon Byrd, Levi Brown, Michael Adams, Michael Floyd, Quentin Groves, Rashad Johnson, Rich Bartel, Ryan Lindley, Ryan Williams, William Powell
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A guess at the 53Posted by on August 29, 2012 – 4:59 pm
Every NFL team must have it roster cuts in by Friday afternoon. To be exact, by 6 p.m. Arizona time. I expect the Cardinals – and coach Ken Whisenhunt – to have announced them before, since Whiz will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. that day. Until then, though, this is a guess at how this 53-man roster shakes out.
Whisenhunt made it clear the other day that this last preseason game does matter when it comes to a spot or two on the roster, and I believe that. It means trying to approximate who will be on the roster before that last game is somewhat fool's gold. I'm certainly not Nostradamus here. Last year, for instance, I had Ben Graham holding off Dave Zastudil for the punter job. I was very wrong. And this only holds for as long as it might take for the Cards to claim/sign a guy or two over the weekend, which would obviously change things. That always happens.
But it's fodder to chew on until Friday, speculation upon which this time of the NFL schedule is built around. So with apologies to those I miss on, and with a nod to old school Letterman, this is only an exhibition and not a competition, so please, no wagering.
QB – (3) John Skelton, Kevin Kolb, Ryan Lindley. No, we don't know the starter yet. But it's hard to believe that with everything Lindley has shown as a rookie he doesn't get the nod over Rich Bartel (who is one of the best guys you'll meet and someday will be a very good coach.)
RB – (4) Beanie Wells, Ryan Williams, LaRod Stephens-Howling, William Powell. This is one of the sticking points. Powell has had a good preseason, but as I have mentioned many times, I think Alfonso Smith has as well. It may come down to how Powell looks Thursday night. Will I be shocked if Smith is the choice instead of Powell? Nope.
FB – (1) Anthony Sherman. The Sherminator running unopposed. It's like a boring political "race."
WR – (6) Larry Fitzgerald, Andre Roberts, Early Doucet, Michael Floyd, DeMarco Sampson, LaRon Byrd. This is a close one, in my mind. The top four are obvious. I think Sampson has had a good camp and he can play special teams. Byrd versus Stephen Williams may just be about Byrd's upside. I'm not sure Byrd would make it to the practice squad but — given some other positional issues, like, at say, offensive line – I'm not sure either if the Cards may try and keep just five receivers and use the practice squad for relief.
TE – (4) Todd Heap, Jeff King, Rob Housler, Jim Dray. Given the injury history of, well, all of them, I think the Cards play it safe and keep four guys around again.
OL – (8) D'Anthony Batiste, Daryn Colledge, Lyle Sendlein, Adam Snyder, Bobby Massie, Rich Ohrnberger, Jeremy Bridges, Senio Kelemete. This is a very difficult one from the outside looking in. The Cards might keep nine linemen, given their . Has Kelemete shown enough, even as a draft pick? Would Nate Potter be possible given the tackle issues? Where might a free agent or waiver claim fit in? I could see Potter, D.J. Young and/or center Scott Wedige as practice squad material too.
DL (6) – Calais Campbell, Dan Williams, Darnell Dockett, Vonnie Holliday, David Carter, Nick Eason. Seems fairly cut and dried at this position, one of the few like that.
LB – (8) Sam Acho, Paris Lenon, Daryl Washington, O'Brien Schofield, Stewart Bradley, Reggie Walker, Clark Haggans, Brandon Williams. This is another spot that might come down to the Denver game. The backup outside linebacker spot figures to have two places for three guys: Haggans, Williams, Quentin Groves. Groves made some plays early. Williams plays some special teams and has been higher on the depth chart.
DB (10) – Patrick Peterson, William Gay, Adrian Wilson, Kerry Rhodes, Jamell Fleming, Justin Bethel, Rashad Johnson, James Sanders, Greg Toler, A.J. Jefferson. Usually, the Cards wouldn't keep more than nine defensive backs, and that's still possible. With 10, Bethel is a special teams keeper despite being a raw DB. Michael Adams is the odd man out there, but it will not shock me to see Adams stick around either and maybe someone like Jefferson out. Watching the reserve defensive backs closely in the finale, because I think that will be part of the equation.
ST – (3) Jay Feely (K), Dave Zastudil (P), Mike Leach (LS). Never should have doubted Leach's return.
Tags: A.J. Jefferson, Adam Snyder, Adrian Wilson, Andre Roberts, Anthony Sherman, Beanie Wells, Bobby Massie, Brandon Williams, Calais Campbell, Clark Haggans, D'Anthony Batiste, Dan Williams, Darnell Dockett, Daryl Washington, Daryn Colledge, Dave Zastudil, David Carter, DeMarco Sampson, Early Doucet, Greg Toler, Jamell Fleming, James Sanders, Jay Feely, Jeff King, Jeremy Bridges, Jim Dray, John Skelton, Justin Bethel, Kerry Rhodes, Kevin Kolb, LaRod Stephens-Howling, LaRon Byrd, Larry Fitzgerald, Lyle Sendlein, Michael Floyd, Mike Leach, Nick Eason, O'Brien Schofield, Paris Lenon, Patrick Peterson, Rashad Johnson, Reggie Walker, Rich Ohrnberger, Rob Housler, Roster, Ryan Lindley, Ryan Williams, Sam Acho, Senio Kelemete, Stewart Bradley, Todd Heap, Vonnie Holliday, William Gay, William Powell
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The first depth chartPosted by on July 30, 2012 – 9:22 am
The Cardinals put out their first official depth chart of the season today. This stuff is fluid given certain competitions, but they have to make someone No. 1 and No. 2 and so on. There are no shocking developments, but:
— Kevin Kolb is listed as the No. 1 QB right now. John Skelton is the No. 2.
— Jeremy Bridges is the No. 1 right tackle over Bobby Massie, and as I have said many many many times, I expect that to be the case for a while.
— With Jeff King still rehabbing his quad, Todd Heap is the No. 1 tight end, Rob Housler No. 2.
— Behind Fitz is DeMarco Sampson and then Stephen Williams. At the other receiver spot, it officially goes Andre Roberts, then Early Doucet, then Michael Floyd.
— William Gay is the No. 1 right cornerback across from Patrick Peterson. Greg Toler is listed as Gay's backup, with Michael Adams listed as Peterson's backup.
— Brandon Williams is Sam Acho's backup, with Clark Haggans as O'Brien Schofield's backup at OLB. Quentin Groves is behind Haggans.
— With the large roster, the only second team rookies (no starters) are LG Senio Kelemete, FB Jared Crank and Massie. (And the Cards are incredibly unlikely to keep two fullbacks.) T Nate Potter is third-string, Floyd is third-string, S Justin Bethel is third-string and, with the large amount of veteran cornerbacks, Jamell Fleming is technically fourth-string behind Gay, Toler and A.J. Jefferson (although he will be on this roster, no doubt.)
Here is the entire depth chart.
Tags: A.J. Jefferson, Andre Roberts, Bobby Massie, Brandon Williams, Clark Haggans, DeMarco Sampson, depth chart, Early Doucet, Greg Toler, Jamell Fleming, Jared Crank, Jeff King, Jeremy Bridges, John Skelton, Justin Bethel, Kevin Kolb, Michael Adams, Michael Floyd, Nate Potter, O'Brien Schofield, Patrick Peterson, Quentin Groves, Rob Housler, Sam Acho, Senio Kelemete, Stephen Williams, Todd Heap, William Gay
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No rush to linebackersPosted by on May 7, 2012 – 3:48 pm
Before the draft, it seemed — at least, in my opinion — the Cards had three areas that most warranted help: offensive line, pass rusher and receiver. The Cards took care of the latter right away with the Michael Floyd pick. They obviously hit the line hard with three choices, including potential right tackle starter Bobby Massie. But, sticking to their board — and perhaps revealing just how much they think of their young players — the Cardinals didn't take a pass rusher. Didn't take a linebacker at all.
Right now, the Cards have 14 linebackers on the roster. Six could be classified as outside linebackers, seven as inside guys and Stewart Bradley as a swing guy (although obviously guys can always move around.) Three of the inside linebackers are undrafted rookies (Marcus McGraw, Colin Parker and Paul Vassallo) and one is definitely untested (Quan Sturdivant.) But one the inside, Darryl Washington is established, Paris Lenon continues to outperform everyone's expectations and both Bradley and Reggie Walker have shown they can fill in.
But it's on the outside that will always get the attention. Young players usually have a ton of confidence that they will do the job as long as they get the opportunity, and that's certainly the vibe you get from O'Brien Schofield when you talk to him. Sam Acho had seven sacks after barely playing the first five games, so he seems to be a potential game-changer. Both must up their games. And then what? Will Brandon Williams, signed late last season on to the practice squad after not finding a place with the Cowboys, surprise some people? Can the Cards find a diamond among free agent Antonio Coleman or undrafted rookies Zach Nash and Broderick Binns? (Clark Haggans could also still return.)
It's not like the Cards didn't sack opposing quarterbacks last year. As a team, they had 42, tied for seventh in the NFL. The Cards had an NFL-best nine different guys with at least two sacks. The way defensive coordinator Ray Horton does things, pressure by committee works and is much harder for which to handle. But developing those linebackers, especially the rushers on the outside, is one of the keys to any 3-4 scheme. After passing in the draft, development will be one of the things to watch at the position.
Tags: Antonio Coleman, Brandon Williams, Broderick Binns, Colin Parker, Darryl Washington, draft, linebackers, Marcus McGraw, O'Brien Schofield, Paris Lenon, Paul Vassallo, Quan Sturdivant, Ray Horton, Reggie Walker, Sam Acho, Stewart Bradley, Zach Nash
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On the way out the draft door, some cleanupPosted by on April 28, 2012 – 5:02 pm
OK. The three-day wait-and-write of the NFL draft is finally over. Before I scoot out the door, some quick hit thoughts/nuggets to tide you over until Monday (or until the possible undrafted rookies start getting leaked):
— The Cards didn't take a linebacker or defensive lineman in the draft. That would seem to make it much more likely for veteran linebacker Clark Haggans and/or defensive end Vonnie Holliday to come back. General manager Rod Graves acknowledged that could still happen and made clear veteran free agents will not be ignored at this point.
"There are still opportunities out there for veterans (to be signed)," Graves said.
— Keep in mind, this doesn't mean splashy veterans, not that there are any to sign. Vets signing now are going to be minimum, one-year deal guys. And I think the Haggans/Holliday thing makes the most sense.
— With 69 players on the roster, including the unsigned/tagged Calais Campbell, the Cards need to fill 21 roster spots. The vast majority will be undrafted rookies, but whatever that total is when it is finally announced Monday (and it should be Monday, but the list will have to be complete before they do let it out) will let you know if they are keeping spots open for vets.
— The offensive line got their influx of talent on the final day. I don't know if Bobby Massie will be the right tackle starter — we all know how things go for rookies with this staff — but Levi Brown did start as a rookie at right tackle. I wouldn't rule it out.
— Not taking a linebacker means a lot for Sam Acho and O'Brien Schofield, and in a good way. "I think they were the two high totals in sacks for our team at that position and when you have young guys doing that, you feel good," coach Ken Whisenhunt said, who added that Brandon Williams, whom the Cards picked up late last year, as flashed some potential.
— The basically unknown Justin Bethel (you know, aside from his leaping skills) is versatile. Bethel (pictured below at the combine) said he didn't know what position he'd play, but the Cards listed him at safety. Like Richard Marshall, I think DC Ray Horton likes guys who are able to do both anyway. As Horton mentioned, the Cards play teams like the Packers and Patriots, teams that send an armada of pass catchers out most plays. The Cards need quality DBs.
— Interesting to hear about the scouting process. Horton said he specifically wrote down during the combine interview of new CB Jamell Fleming "very smart player." With new guard Senio Kelemete, a two-time team captain, Whisenhunt noted how he was an "intriguing interview what he's gone through in his personal life and how he stayed focused on school and football."
Bottom line: They keep talking about how football intelligence and character matter. Sometimes talent trumps that, but it does factor in and does matter.
— I don't know what will happen at QB. Not sure why everyone kept banging the Kellen Moore drum — every team in the league passed on him multiple times. He won, yes. But so did Matt Leinart. It doesn't automatically mean anything on this level, and it certainly doesn't make it any easier to see in the pocket when you are barely 6-foot. Maybe he shocks the world. The odds say he probably won't. You take the kid — Lindley, in this case — who has tools in which you hope you can mold.
OK, that's enough. Time to go home. Until next draft …
Tags: Brandon Williams, Clark Haggans, draft, Jamell Fleming, Justin Bethel, Ken Whisenhunt, Levi Brown, O'Brien Schofield, Rod Graves, Ryan Lindley, Sam Acho, Senio Kelemete, Vonnie Holliday
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Porter to IR, future cloudyPosted by on December 21, 2011 – 11:24 am
After missing most of the season with a bad knee that required surgery, the Cardinals finally placed veteran linebacker Joey Porter on injured reserve Tuesday, ending his season and — barring a surprise — his time in Arizona. There's a good chance the 13-year pro, a free-agent-to-be, also has played his last down in the NFL as he deals with the chronic knee issues.
Porter came into the season needing three sacks to reach 100 for his career. He notched just one before he played for a final time this season against the Steelers the sixth game of the season; the knee sidelined him since.
The Cards promoted linebacker Brandon Williams from the practice squad to take Porter's roster spot. Running back William Powell, who was with the Cards in training camp and the preseason, was signed to the practice squad.
Porter was signed before the 2010 season in a hope he could provide some pass-rushing help, but it never materialized. He had five sacks last season and then had to take a huge paycut to stick around this season, from $5.75 million to $1.5 million. He was starting while healthy, but the Cardinals always wanted to get young linebackers more playing time and rookie replacement Sam Acho has provided a significant boost since entering the lineup in Baltimore.
To Porter's credit, he has remained engaged at the games in which he has attended (he wasn't traveling after surgery). But he was never able to demonstrate the same pressure off the edge that allowed him to generate 26.5 sacks in the two seasons (in Miami) before coming to Arizona.
Tags: Brandon Williams, Joey Porter, William Powell
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Dan Williams to IR; Talley returns and PS movesPosted by on November 22, 2011 – 1:41 pm
After breaking his arm Sunday, nose tackle Dan Williams was officially put on injured reserve Tuesday, ending his season. To replace him on the roster, the Cardinals promoted defensive end Ronald Talley from the practice squad.
The Cardinals actually made multiple moves on the practice squad. Filling Talley's spot, the Cards brought back nose tackle Ricky Lumpkin. The Cardinals also released tight end Steve Skelton from the practice squad and replaced him with linebacker Brandon Williams, who was drafted by Dallas in 2009 before tearing his ACL in preseason of that year.
Tags: Brandon Williams, Dan Williams, practice squad, Ricky Lumpkin, Ronald Talley, Steve Skelton
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Update on Fausto ManuelManuel, who is 59, is married and lives with his wife and three children in the commune of Santa Rosa de Cerritos which lies in Chillanes in Bolívar province.
Manuel is a member of the VRC de San Isidro solidarity group which was set up in Santa Rosa de Cerritos, which is some 40 minutes away from the cooperative's office. The group's members are people who work in agriculture and livestock rearing.
Manuel's agricultural work involves sowing beans and corn and rearing animals such as livestock. He is applying for this loan to buy livestock and plots of land and will make his purchases in Chillanes.
His ambition is to boost his production and to keep healthy so as to have a long life.
In his work, he has to face the problem of low prices in the market for the produce which he produces.
In his free time, he likes to go out for walks, visit members of his family and take part in the local festivals.
Manuel es integrante en la ventanilla VRC de San Isidro se encuentra formado en la comunidad de Santa Rosa de Cerritos de una distancia de 40 minutos de la oficina de la cooperativa son personas que se dedican a la agricultura y crianza de los animales.
Manuel se dedica a la agricultura a la siembra de frejol y de maíz y a la crianza de animales como el ganado.
Solicita el crédito para la compra de ganado y terrenos.
La compra lo realiza en Chillanes.
El sueño es mejora de producción tener salud para seguir viviendo.
Los desafíos que se enfrenta es precios bajos en el mercado de los productos que produce.
En el tiempo libre le gusta salir a pasear y visitar a los familiares y salir a las fiestas de la comunidad.
Previous Loan DetailsFausto Manuel is 54 years old and is married. He lives with his wife and four children. He lives in Chillanes, in the province of Bolivar. The SAN ISIDRO communal bank is made up of ten members. It is located in Chillanes canton, 45 minutes away from the head office. The members of this co... More from Fausto Manuel's previous loan »
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hi everyone. I have a 2 yr old toddler and i am due to for a csection on aug.21. lately i think i am guilty of using the television as a babysitter. My toddler is just so active...wants to do everything and get into everything and right now..i have tons of things to with such little energy to do even anything. I have so much aches and pains and wish i could just have to csection ASAP!
So.... i noticed that my toddler watches more tv now..of course because i have been turning it on more often too just to keep him busy and i can get things done. I just dont have the energy to take him out to the park and do as much things as i used to. He watches for maybe....an hour in the morning...Handy Manny...Mickey Mouse Clubhouse... and then in the afternoon..maybe another show...Spongebob maybe for another 1/2 hour and im pretty sure i always turn it on again at night...and really...it ends up maybe another hour in the evening..and this time he watches Phineas and Ferb or Spongebob again. I feel i turn it off as much as i can... but now that i am adding it all up..it really is a lot...and maybe sometimes even more.
What do you guys think of this? Any suggestions on what i should do? i normally tell myself my son doesnt watch THAT much tv...but like i said..as i add it up now...it looks like its a lot..i dont let him watch too close so as not to ruin his eyes..... what do u guys think? how much tv do you let your toddlers watch? This was not always the case with me..as i try to keep him outdoors...but lately has been bad because of my current preggy painful and tired situations...let me know what you think..thanks so much and goodluck to all of us august 09 mommies!


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Gosh; the more artwork I see of her, the more I fall in love with her all over again Thank you so much for this, for making her amazing, beautifully stunning mane & tail work, you're a and I love you for it, such amazing talent babe - keep up the great work!
Thank you for asking me this, I never would come up with a piece like this on my own. It was a great challenge, so again; thank youuu!
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this is awesome, it wouldn't be inspired by Life of Pi by any chance?
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Very very pretty, I love the colors <3
Very very pretty, I love the colors <3
You have a wonderful way with art that is so unique.
Beautifully done!!
Beautifully done!!
Oh my gosh this is gorgeous, I love the clouds around the hooves and the colours!
Judging by the comments, it sounds very lovely! Although I cannot see it...
I uploaded an other file, hopefully it now shows up!
It wont show up for me D8
This isn't a problem anymore, I submitted it again and it shows up now!
I can't see it! But I'm sure it's lovely anyways ^^
Great work on all those color transitions, they look very smooth and neat, and the mane and tail look beautiful. I love the simple look this piece has <3
It is, as always, perfectly executed. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it
I, myself, am just not a big fan of rainbow coloured horses though xD
I, myself, am just not a big fan of rainbow coloured horses though xD
Thank you so much! If your not a big fan yet, try doing some rainbow coloured horses. I promise you'll get excited haha
Haha, unfortunately I'm not nearly as good as you are and I doubt I ever will be.
I have a hard time doing a regular horse, not to mention one rainbow coloured in the sky
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A Fresh Q&A with Chad VanGaalen"/>
Fans of Canadian avant-garde performer Chad VanGaalen are well aware of his quirky, approach to lo-fi indie rock. But there's various aspects of the Calgary bred, soft voiced, music singer, that you don't know. After the jump check out a Q&A on VanGaalen discussing, among other things, Soft Airplane, fatherhood, death and the afterlife, styrofoam, why he doesn't like to leave the house much, and his idea for combining rock shows with exercise.
VanGaalen plays at tonight at Chop Suey. Doors are at 9pm, 21+ Cataldo and Women are also on the bill.
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Much is made of Chad VanGaalen's quirky lo-fi recording style, the strange instruments he invents, and the outwardly whimsical disposition of much of his music and visual art. Perhaps less apparent but equally vital to VanGaalen's work is his keen ear for sonic detail, the gut-wrenching melancholy that underlies the music, and his unique ability to put a playful twist on what is otherwise some rather mordant imagery. Yeah, he may be averse to expensive production values, choosing instead to construct songs on boom boxes and four-tracks, but he has also helped turn lo-fi into a true craft. He's not a mere throwback to Stephen Malkmus or Robert Pollard. On his three albums -- 2005's Infiniheart, 2006's Skelliconnection, and last year's Soft Airplane (all on Sub Pop) -- VanGaalen achieves the richness and grandeur of scope that defined the classic albums where recording became an instrument unto itself.
You've said that your albums are more like compilations, because the songs are drawn from different time periods, but that this one feels more like an album. How much do you think people who are familiar with your work would be able to tell that the songs on Soft Airplane were all done in the same time frame?
With Infiniheart, you couldn't really tell [that the song spanned several years], because I hadn't really released anything up until that point, and all the tools I was using were still pretty similar. But for Skelliconnection, I'd moved away from analog gear to computer over four or five years, and it was a really awkward transition for me. And I think you can really tell on that record. Sonically, it just doesn't make any sense. But then I drifted back into a comfortable spot for Soft Airplane. And thematically it's all pretty well unified. On Skelliconnection, there were these experimental piano pieces sandwiched in there. Those were the songs I was the most proud of. I was bummed out about pop music around that time, so I didn't really have as much motivation to put as much energy into the songs I should have. It was also the first record that I was making for an audience. I'd already finished Infiniheart before I signed with Sub Pop, so I wasn't making it for anyone else other than myself and my friends. Suddenly, there was all this pressure. It just so happened that people gravitated to these songs, but I wasn't really a songwriter at that time. I was more into avant-garde, noise soundscapes. I hadn't settled into songwriting. Skelliconnection was really awkward for me in so many ways, and I think it really shows.
But you were already playing for an audience when you were busking on the street in Calgary.
I've thought about going back and busking, but it would be insanely pretentious.
Well, I was doing it for the money, right? I'd quit my job and discovered that I could pay my rent just playing music on the street. Maybe it's a busker's code, but I'm paying my rent through my art now too, but... maybe for like a fundraiser or something like that it would be appropriate. But I don't know if I should put my hat down. Maybe I should. I really miss it, though. It was definitely the best time for me as a musician. Just getting that raw feedback and not knowing what was coming next. You don't have a setlist, you meet all sorts of interesting people, there's no barricade between you and the crowd, you can play for three or four hours, and you're outside.
Stage fright has been an issue for you.
That was another reason I started busking too, to prepare myself for playing shows.
How much do you enjoy playing shows? Because you're not outside, you're in a club, you can't play for three hours.
To tell you the truth, I'm not super-stoked about touring. I enjoy playing a few shows a year. I really like playing folk fests, where you are outside, and it's not just a crowd of white kids coming out to your shows. [Laughs.] It's old people and young people. I like playing to more diverse audiences than your sort of white, indie-rock crowd. But it's not that I hate playing or anything like that. And now I have a daughter too, so I don't really like leaving my house much. And it's also just totally exhausting environmentally. It's ridiculous, if you start to travel as a touring band, you're flying and driving everywhere.
It seems like all that energy that you're using to do that, are you really contributing much as you're expending?
Exactly! I just could be touring a short film and not have to be there. Are you really inspiring people to go out and do stuff, or is it just like a rock show?
It's like when bands go to Australia. The energy it takes to get there, and then to move around once you're there. Are you really doing enough for people to warrant all that fuel?
Yeah, it's fuckin' crazy. And people just think that's normal? But it's not sour grapes. I don't wanna be dissing that whole industry, because obviously it fuels my life. But at the same time, it just seems horribly impractical some of the time. I had an idea the other day: it'd be rad to retrofit 50 or 60 treadmills in a club and then hook 'em all up to a generator, so the crowd has to generate the power. And then it would also kind of break down the social insecurities around dancing at rock shows. It would be crazy to see how much power goes into fueling a rock show.
And it would give people a good vehicle to exercise too.
[Laughs.] Chad VanGaalen fans twenty years in the future are going to be tri-athletes. 'Man, we got so ripped at the show last night!'
So instead of touring, you could just go to fitness centers and play. And they would love you, because you'd bring in the people who would be paying their power bill.
Totally. You could come to my show and you could make money. We could sell it back to the city or something. 'I bought a ticket for 15 bucks, but I totally made 35 bucks that night.'
Part of the reason why you were in a more positive frame of mind for this new record was the birth of your daughter. But when you're downstairs in the basement in a totally isolated creative space, you're onsite but you're not necessarily available.
I made a pact with her, while she was still in utero, that we would be easy on each other. Whether or not she really heard it, she just seemed to adjust. We just kind of threw her into the mix. I was recording this band Women while she was being born. We both came back from the hospital, and three days later I'm recording this noise-rock band. My wife was working, so we just got the baby headphones and I just put her in a laundry basket and put her on top of a keyboard stand in the midst of five dudes jamming as loud as they could. And she slept through the whole thing. She's not really bothered by crazy noise now, so she can be down in the basement jamming on a glockenspiel while I'm working on programming beats or whatever.
You've described the new album as "a singular meditation on death," yet it has childlike and floral qualities -- not just from the cover, but the feel of the sonics are kind of bright.
What kind of perspective on death were you going for? Because it's pretty obvious, judging from the record, that it isn't simply a frightening or gloomy subject for you.
Yeah. Most of the time I just use it as a vehicle for my mind to get outside of itself, to invite my mind to think about something beyond what I would normally be thinking about. And then other ideas come out of that. North Americans are horribly repressed when it comes to thinking about death and the afterlife. We're stuck in a rut. So, yeah, the album was more of a celebration of that. But the good thing about Soft Airplane, as much thought as I put into it, I didn't really pick the songs apart as far as meaning goes. A lot of it, I didn't really reflect on. It's a record about death, but not in a bad way.
You've talked about death as a freeing event, as a way of your mind still existing on a molecular level. You reference both of those ideas explicitly on the album.
Well, it seems impossible to me that anything really disappears, you know? My friend Noel was talking to me about styrofoam a year ago, and it really hit me: this kid was throwing a piece of styrofoam away, and we were getting bummed out about it, but that styrofoam's always been there. It's just been re-organized. So you wonder what state you're going to be in once you get re-organized. It's not like energy disappears into nowhere. Maybe not, though. There has to be some instances where something does completely disappear. But hopefully it's not your mind!


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Eighteen women including two from Scottsburg have been named to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's 2016 Silver Anniversary Team, based on outstanding accomplishments as a senior basketball player 25 years ago.
The team includes 12 members of the 1991 Indiana All-Star squad, among them Indiana's Miss Basketball. Six other all-state players are included to comprise the best of Indiana's high school class of 1991.
Rossville's Jennifer Jacoby was named 1991 Indiana Miss Basketball after totaling 2,344 career points and graduating as the state's 2nd all-time leading scorer. Her senior season total of 709 points (33.7 ppg) was the 6th highest girls' single-season scoring total in IHSAA history to that point.
Other 1991 Indiana All-Stars on this year's Silver Anniversary Team include Sarah Armington, Liza (Reed) Arnold, Amy Brauman, Darnice Cloudy, Dana Creighton, Cindy Lamping, Anissa Lewis, Shannon Lindsey, Carrie (Mount) Roelle, Amy (Walker) Sundt and Natasha Weddle.
The remaining six, named to various all-state teams are: Melissa (Graham) Carnes, Christine (Robison) Carter of Scottsburg, Carrie (Thompson) Daniels of Scottsburg, Tricia Deffendoll, Lori Hissong-Knoblauch and Diane (Poulson) Miller.
All Women's Silver Anniversary Team members will be honored at the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's 15th Annual Women's Banquet on Saturday, April 30, 2016.
Carrie Thompson Daniels, formerly of Scottsburg Averaged 17.5 and 6.3 assists a game her senior year. Led Scottsburg to 1989 IHSAA state championship title, along with four conference championships, three sectionals, three regionals, two semi-states and the 1987 Hall of Fame Classic championship under Hall of Fame coach, Donna Cheatham. Named three-time all-conference and all-sectional, two-time all regional and Hoosier Basketball Magazine all-state, along with all-semi-state and Top 40. Holds assist and scoring records at Scottsburg and was named to HBCA and East-West All-Star games, plus Women's Basketball News Service All-America honorable mention. Received scholarship to play at Austin Peay State University where she averaged 10.3 points and won conference her senior year, along with NCAA tourney appearance. Awarded Wilma Rudolf award and Joy award. Remains Top 25 in 17 categories in university history. Has coached women's college basketball at alma mater, Austin Peay (2 NCAA appearances), Western Kentucky and UNLV. She is the current Head Coach at Clarksville Academy. Residing in Clarksville, Tennessee, she is married with one son.
Christine Robison Carter of Scottsburg averaged double-double 13.1points, 10.3 rebounds) for Scottsburg senior year and was named two-time Hoosier Basketball Magazine first team all-state, conference, sectional, regional and all-semi-state, plus A.P. All-state, USA Today all-state, Huntington Tip-off all-state and Connection Magazine Player to Watch. Two-time MVP and team captain earned the Block Shot award and Rebound award three times. Led Scottsburg to 82-8 record four conference championships, three sectionals, three regionals, two semi-states, 1987 Hall of Fame Classic championship and 1989 State Finals games. Played two years for Southeastern Illinois College and was named to the Snow Classic all-tourney team, Lady Jaguar Classic all-tourney team, named Conference Freshman of the Year and NJCAA All Region Freshman of the Year. Carter has been a nursing tech at Baptist Hospital East for 13 years. Married, She resides in her hometown of Scottsburg.
The ceremony will take place at the Primo Banquet Hall, which is located on the south side of Indianapolis. Tickets will be made available in coming weeks or can be reserved through the Hall's website at www.hoopshall.com. Call the Hall at 765-529-1891 or email
by MARTY RANDALL
Staff Writer
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Both the Austin City Council and the Scottsburg City Council are going to conduct reorganization meetings on the same night, Monday, January 4, at their respective City Halls.
The Austin City Council boasts new members Don Campbell, Shane E. Deaton, Staci Mullins, Brandon Glenn White and Johnnie L. White. All have never served before in their new capacities, and Mullins is the first woman to be elected to the City Council. All are Democrats.
They will be guided by the city's new mayor, Dillo Bush, also a Democrat, who has served as clerk-treasurer for 16 years. Chris Fugate, a former city councilman, is the community's new clerk-treasurer. He too is a Democrat.
The new officials were sworn in during a ceremony held on Saturday, December 19.
Their meeting at 6 p.m. on January 4 at Austin City Hall will include selecting a president for the council.
At 6 p.m. at Scottsburg City Hall, the new Council will be sworn in, and then members will elect their president.
Council members include Democrats Stanley Allen, Bill Hoagland and Karen Gricius, Republican John Konkler and either Chuck Rose, a Democrat, or Daniel Paden, a Republican.
A recount of the close Rose-Paden race was reportedly scheduled for sometime on Wednesday, December 23. Three votes separated the two men at the close of the November 3 General Election.
Mayor Bill Graham begins an unprecedented seventh consecutive term as the city's leading elected official in 2016.
According to recent court documents, Scott County Commissioners got good news and bad news about a lawsuit for damages filed in August by a former inmate of the Scott County Security Center.
Shawn Malzahn is the plaintiff in the civil tort filed this past August against the Scott County Sheriff's Department, Dan McClain as Scott County Sheriff and Scott County. He reportedly suffered injuries while an inmate in the local jail in 2013 after allegedly being attacked by a fellow inmate.
A motion to dismiss the action was filed on behalf of the Sheriff's Department and the county in November with Circuit Court Judge Roger Duvall issuing his order on the motion in December.
In his order, Judge Duvall noted that Malzahn's injuries "...are directly a result of the physical acts of another inmate of the Scott County Security Center." He went on to say the Sheriff has the duty to administer the jail "...in a manner that preserves the safety of the inmates..." and "...It is the duty of the County to establish and maintain a county jail. The (state) legislature intended that 'maintain' be synonymous with 'kept in repair.' "
That said, Judge Duvall granted the motion to dismiss the Sheriff's Department from the lawsuit but denied it as to Scott County.
He explained: "The Plaintiff has alleged certain facts with the state or repair or condition of the jail as having a causal (a relationship between cause and effect) relationship to the eventual acts that led to Plaintiff's claimed injuries... The complaint and the notice of deficiency in the state of repair precludes dismissal."
Consequently, the lawsuit continues against the county. Commissioners are completing the construction of a new jail facility, which is expected to be in operation some time in January. Plans for the original jail building are still nebulous, with Commissioners recently being allotted $2 million by the Scott County Council to renovate it.
Malzahn is currently serving a ten-year sentence with the Indiana Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to Class B felony robbery.
Members of the Scott County Visitors Commission (SCVC) ended the year on a nice note, a lunch served to the board and staff.
And everyone around the table had cause to be fairly content when looking back at 2015, a difficult year, to say the least.
When the HIV outbreak surfaced locally in the first quarter of the year, income derived from a tax charged per room rental at local motels plunged from nearly $25,000 in January to around $10,500 in February. In 2014, February intake was $25,108.96.
Slowly, however, income crept up and, according to figures documented for the first 11 months of 2015, the SCVC is well over its 2014 total income, despite unexpected dips in May and September which were more than compensated by better-than-average intakes in July and October. Some of that disparity could be a lag in state reporting, although it was commonly thought the slash in February was attributable to all of that HIV news making national and international newspapers.
Currently, the SCVC has accumulated $245,013.75, an increase over the previous year of nearly $5,600. Final figures reflecting all 12 months will be announced at the Commission's meeting on January 5.
Fair Board President John McNeely and member Todd Richey appeared before the group to discuss the board's efforts to organize its financial information since taking office in September.
After hearing the men's reports and about the board's willingness to accept a SCVC board member on its board, the VC voted unanimously to provide $7,000 to the Fair Association based on 2015 activities.
David Church was selected to serve on the Fair Board.
Marketing director Brandon Polley provided his report of activities in November. Polley has helped with Courtyard Christmas and is working on website updates for the SCVC. He was also preparing the 2016 budget.
The marketing budget spent through November totaled $83,426. Some of those dollars were spent promoting the county through state, group travel and festival guides as well as paying expenses of attending travel conventions and maintaining electronic billboards on Interstate 65 near Edinburgh and in Clark County.
Salem Speedway advertising was also part of the expense as was a $10,000 matching grant for the Scott County Heritage Center and Museum.
The next meeting of the Visitors Commission will be held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 5. Members meet at the Scottsburg Heritage Station, the renovated train depot on North Main Street.
A standing-room-only crowd attended a portion of the Scott County Commissioners' meeting on December 16.
But most if not all interested in an apparent impasse between the Scott County Area Plan Commission (APC) and the Commissioners left the meeting shortly after a brief appearance by APC board members before the Commissioners.
Of the 40 or so attending, it was apparent that most if not all of the people were supporting the recent appointment of APC administrative assistant April Ramoni to the APC's executive director's position. That position has been empty since the former executive director, Alexandria Voignier, resigned to take a post with the City of Columbus, Ohio, in mid-August.
Ramoni served under Voignier for nearly two years. She first applied for the job when it was advertised in October. However, the advertisement for the post was declared incorrect and it was advertised again. Ramoni and a former county commissioner, Mark Hays, interviewed for the job in November.
Commissioners were not happy with the APC's decision to appoint Ramoni, citing the APC's alleged variation from the job as described in the advertisements, which were published in these newspapers and posted at the Courthouse.
At the Commissioners' meeting, Board of Commissioners President Larry Blevins addressed the three APC members who attended, Megan Voyles, Mark Whittymore and Chris Wakeman and their attorney, Mike Carter.
"Commissioners wear different hats at different times," Blevins began. "Today we are here to arbitrate. We believe that the (APC) board varied from the job description in making their decision. We request that your board meet with your attorney and come up with a compromise so that a lawsuit is not filed (against the APC)."
Carter commented, "As lead counsel, I believe that is the best thing to do." Blevins told the APC members, "Your attorney can better explain this to you."
Whittymore addressed the Commissioners, telling them, "Our decision (to appoint Ramoni) is based upon both job description clippings. So, we're sitting here today, wondering why we are here." Blevins again urged the board members to take the matter back to the full APC board and talk to their attorney.
Voyles and Whittymore got up and left the room. Wakeman continued to sit in front of the Commissioners as those officials indicated they were ready for more business. Wakeman then commented, "We were here last week, too, (at the Commissioners' meeting on December 9) and now you're saying we've got to do all this again?" He too stood up and left the meeting.
His departure apparently encouraged all of those who wanted to hear a discussion of the issue to leave as well.
It was learned soon after that meeting that Carter resigned his position as legal counsel for the APC.
The APC has since notified its members that it will meet at its normal time at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, January 13. An agenda of that meeting has not yet been posted.


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Arjun Bijlani the model turned actor started his TV career with the serial Remix. Now playing the role of Alekh Sharma, a straight forward person who has been kept in prison for many days, in Left Right Left, he made sure to make a huge fan following. Here this cool and innocent looking "Qaidi" as he is popularly called, tells about his fitness routine.
Do you follow any fitess regime?
I definitely follow a fitness regime because I really love having a good body. But yes the strict regime that I used to follow earlier I am unable to do so now. Still never fail a single day to go to the gym. That's part of life for me. Body is not something that I do something today and it'll come. You got to work hard to get a good body. It's as simple as that. There are no two ways about it.
What is the routine that you usually follow as everyday practice?
I usually don't get time in the morning everyday. So I have made it a routine to go to the gym after I pack up from my shooting. There are days when I get free early but most of the days it crosses 10pm. Luckily my gym is open till 2am so face no problem. But how so ever late I may get I make sure to go there from my sets before going home.
Do you follow any regime as far as diet goes?
I used to follow a very strict regime earlier but now I can't do so. I avoid sweets or too many carbs and balance it out. And if any day I feel like having some extra cake I make sure to exercise more.
What's your usual diet?
I have breakfast which is probably of omlette or sandwitch or something like that. I make sure to take my tiffin from home when I leave for shoot. It usually comprises of lots of vegetables, roti and daal and little bit of rice. Evening I usually have something light but inbetween make sure to have some fruits. After I reach home the first thing I have is protien shake. I know people consider that not to be good for health, no idea why, but I do have it everyday. I just make sure my diet don't carry too much of carbo, rest I have no issues in eating less or more.
You have a busy schedule so how do you make sure to follow the fitness regime?
You know there is a saying "Where there is a will there is a way". I feel it's all in your mind. You got to remove time for yourself. Everybody works it's just that some people are just lazy and say "I am too tired and I cannot go" But it's just a matter of 45 minutes and after that believe me you will feel more fresh and not extra tired.
Anyone that you idolise when it comes to good physique?
I really like Hritik Roshan as I feel he really work hard to maintain that physique. But more than him I really appreciate Sharukh. Because at this age the kind of physique that he has achieved is really fabulous. And I am sure he has put in a lot of hard work and not the way he himself expresses casually in his interviews. The kind of physique he has achieved now, inspite of having such hectic life, I would say it's really Hats off to him.
According to you how important is it to follow a fitness regime?
It is very important. To remain healthy you got to have a fitness regime. Workouts are compulsory and I feel even if you miss out workouts on a particular day, a jog of atleast 15 minutes is also not a bad idea. You need not go to the gym to do your workouts. It's more about being fresh which you feel when you work out. I strongly believe that a good workout and a good diet will always keep your day really fresh and always keep you up on your feet.
Any advise for your readers to keep themselves fit?
Guy's please don't laze around. Please go to the gym, work out and if you can't then atleast make sure to go for a jog. You don't need to have a great physique but you need to be fit. You don't need to have a very muscular body but be sure to have lot of stamina. Eat healthy food, avoid too much of carbo foods like too oily or fried things. You just follow the basic rules and I think you will be fit. Just look at Sharukh. He must be 100 times more busy than us but still makes sure to keep himself fit. If you don't do it chances are when you are in your 30's you will look above 40. Believe me guys, you'll definitely feel a difference in yourself when you follow a fitness regime.
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Ameresco, Inc. (NYSE:AMRC), a leading energy efficiency and renewable energy company throughout North America, today announced its business unit Ameresco Quantum, Inc. has partnered with 17 of its Washington State K-12 school customers to help them obtain energy and operational savings grants from Washington State's Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). On April 2, 2012, OSPI announced 43 grants totaling $20.9 million. Ameresco Quantum's K-12 customers that are recipients include : Centralia School District, College Place School District, East Valley School District (Yakima), Elma School District, Griffin School District, Kelso School District, La Center School District, Lake Quinault School District, Liberty School District, Mercer Island School District, Napavine School District, Okanogan School District, Oroville School District, Shelton School District, South Whidbey School District, Wahkiakum School District and Woodland School District.Since 2009, OSPI and the Washington Department of Commerce have distributed $137 million in energy and operational savings grants for K-12 schools and higher education. The state funding supports energy and operational efficiency projects that create jobs and reduce costs. To date, over 50 percent of the grants have been awarded to Ameresco Quantum customers. "This latest round of state energy grants will make a significant difference in our customers' schools," said Mike O'Connor, Vice President, Northwest Region for Ameresco Quantum. "These grants enable school districts to implement much needed infrastructure improvements that would otherwise be out of reach in the current school funding environment. The projects are completely paid for with the grant, utility incentives, and guaranteed energy savings, and they will make a real difference in the lives of the students and staff." "Using their extensive experience working with schools, Ameresco Quantum was a tremendous asset to the South Whidbey School District; identifying infrastructure improvements that reduce energy consumption and offer guaranteed savings; assisting with the OSPI grant application process; and soon implementing the conservation measures," said Josephine (Jo) Moccia, Superintendent. "Our students, teachers and the community at large are the ultimate beneficiaries of this project. With the grants and guaranteed savings, we can upgrade our learning environment while reducing energy and operational costs."
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Kings of Leon and The Flaming Lips will lead an all-star lineup at the "Rock for Oklahoma" tornado relief benefit July 23 at Chesapeake Energy Arena, 100 W Reno Ave.
The concert also will feature Jackson Browne, Built to Spill and special guests, according to a news release.
It will raise money for victims of the tornadoes that struck Moore, El Reno and the surrounding areas last month.
Tickets are $35 and $50.
They will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday at Ticketmaster.com or by phone at (800) 745-3000.
"We couldn't be more proud to lend a hand to our home state. We were all devastated by what happened there," Jared Followill, bassist for Kings of Leon, said in the news release.
"We have family and friends that were affected by the tornadoes ... this is the least we could do."
Losses from these storms are estimated to reach upward of $2 billion.
Many of the short-term needs of the people affected by the tornadoes have been met; the goal of "Rock for Oklahoma" is to help with long-term issues and problems, such as regaining livelihoods.
All of the proceeds will be dispersed to central Oklahoma community organizations and charities, via local charities, according to the release.
"Shakespeare said, 'It is not enough to help the needy up, but to support them after' and in our small way we are trying to not just be here at the moment of immediate need, but to stay and help with the rebuilding. After all, this is our home and they are us and we are them," Wayne Coyne, the Oklahoma City-based frontman of The Flaming Lips, said in the release.
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