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|Scout State Rankings
Alabama |
Arkansas |
Georgia | Louisiana | Mississippi
North Carolina | South Carolina
Tennessee | Rankings Directory
Wednesday: East State Rankings
When five-star linebacker Reuben Foster made move to Alabama, he immediately became the too prospect in his state. He is one of the five-star prospects in Alabama and you can see the final Top 40 here.
A prospect that has been considered a D1 prospect for a few years by Scout is running back Altee Tenpenny. He has been a constant in the Scout100 this cycle and the Alabama commitment leads the way in Arkansas. You can see the Arkansas Top 10 here.
The deepest state in the southeast is Florida and the Sunshine State has another strong group of prospects in 2013. The running back position is very deep, but it is offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil who heads this bunch. Vernon Hargreaves and Matthew Thomas were also in discussion. See the final Florida Top 100 here.
Robert Nkemdiche is the top overall prospect in the country and he attends high school in the state of Georgia. The Peach State continues to get better and better and schools from coast to coast are recruiting this state now. See the final Top 75 in Georgia here.
Many prospects were talked about when finishing up the rankings for the state of Louisiana. Kendall Beckwith was the top prospect in the Bayou State much of this cycle, but after seeing senior tape of Tre'Davious White (LSU commitment) and watching him compete in San Antonio for a week as an Army All-American, he took the top spot. See the final Louisiana Top 40 here.
When talking prospects that really emerged this fall, five-star defensive end Chris Jones is one that has to be discussed. The Under Armour All-America selection really exploded onto the scene in recent months and he ended up being the No. 20 overall prospect in the country after starting the season as a three-star on Scout. Antonio Conner is now No. 2 in the state of Mississippi and you can see the final Top 30 here.
Some felt Marquez North would be the top prospect in the Tar Heel state this season after seeing what he did as a junior, but Greg Gilmore is the top prospect as this cycle comes to an end on Scout. The five-star defensive lineman is headed to LSU and you can see who follows him in the North Carolina Top 30 here.
The overall depth may not be there in the Palmetto State in 2013, but at the top, it is very strong. Michael Hill is an Ohio State commitment and he finished at No. 2 behind Georgia early enrollee Tramel Terry. See the South Carolina Top 25 here.
The state of Tennessee is strong in 2013 at the top. A number of prospects challenged to be No. 1 at some point in this cycle, but in the end, USC commitment Jalen Ramsey landed in that spot. After seeing Ramsey live over the summer against some of the best in the country, this five-star cornerback cemented himself as one of the best at his position. See the Tennessee Top 20 here.


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You are cordially invited to a
Guest Artist Recital
Tavi Ungerleider, cello Carlos Avila, piano
The recital will include works by:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Dmitri Shostakovich
George Gershwin
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
7:30 p.m.
W. Francis McBeth Recital Hall
Free Admission
Dear Ouachita Community,You are cordially invited to attend the Division of Music Faculty Showcase Recital tomorrow morning at 11 am in McBeth Recital Hall. I have attached a copy of the program for your consideration. We would love to see you there.
La Finta Semplice W. A. Mozart
Che scompiglio, che flagello
Suzetta Glenn, Mezzo soprano
Kristen La Madrid, Piano
Auf dem wasser zu singen Franz Schubert/transcribed by Franz Liszt
Adam Haas, Piano
Brilliance (1974) Ida Gotkovsky
IV. Final
Caroline Taylor, Saxophone
Cai Lei, Piano
Roméo et Juliette Charles Gounod
Ah! lève-toi, soleil!
Jon Secrest, Tenor
Phyllis Walker, Piano
Laudatio Bernhard Krol
Heather Thayer, French Horn
Cantata John Carter
Toccata (Ride on King Jesus)
Glenda Secrest, Soprano
Phyllis Walker, Piano
Musick of the Fifes and Drums John C. Moon
British Grenadiers
Chain Cotillion
Over the Water to Charley
Playel's Rondo
Kristin Grant, Flute
Ryan Lewis, Drum
Lonely Rhymes Peter Mills
Breaking Up
Margaret Garrett, Soprano
David Stanley, Tenor
Ouida Keck, Piano
Stereogram no. 35 David William Brubeck
"When the Saints…"
Justin Isenhour, Trombone
Annie Get Your Gun Irving Berlin
Anything You Can Do
Glenda Secrest, Soprano
Jon Secrest, Tenor
Phyllis Walker, Piano
Four Hand Piano Suite Jonathan Kolm
Ouida Keck, Piano
Cai Lei, Piano
Ouachita Baptist University Division of Music will host a faculty piano recital featuring Dr. Lei Cai, associate professor of music. This recital, which is free and open to the public, will be held Monday, Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in Mabee Fine Arts Center's McBeth Recital Hall.
This program, according to Cai, covers a variety of styles, and he said no piano experience is necessary for audience members to appreciate and enjoy the performance. The recital will include Schubert's "Sonata in C minor" and Chopin's "Ballade in F minor" as well as selected movements from Stravinsky's "Petrouchka." Cai will be assisted by his wife, Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn, a piano professor at Henderson State University, on the piano for the final selection.
"As a piano professor, we want to perform as a part of our professional career, so I want to keep that part alive," Cai said. "We want to try to inspire our students; if they see their teachers performing, it probably will give them some encouragement or inspiration."
Cai began playing piano at age 5. He said music has "always been an important part of my life, and it's very natural to want to share music with an audience."
Cai, who has taught at Ouachita since 2001, earned his Master of Music degree from the University of Tennessee and his Doctor of Music degree from Florida State University. He has work with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra on recordings and has recorded for Radio Shanghai.
For more information, contact Dr. Lei Cai at email@example.com or (870) 245-5140.
Ouachita Baptist University's Division of Music will host a faculty recital Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. featuring Dr. Margaret Garrett, soprano, and Mr. David Stanley, countertenor. The recital, which is free and open to the public, will be held in McBeth Recital Hall of Mabee Fine Arts Center.
Garrett, assistant professor of music, and Stanley, instructor of music, will be assisted by Dr. Ouida Keck, Addie Mae Maddox Professor of Music at OBU, on piano and Dr. Kay McAfee, retired professor of organ and music history at Henderson State University, on organ.
"Not only is this a good opportunity that gives the faculty a chance to perform together, but it is also an excellent opportunity for both the student body and community at large to see and hear their faculty in 'performance mode,'" Stanley said. "It's an opportunity to literally practice and demonstrate what we preach in the studio!"
Garrett added that the recital provides "students an opportunity to see and hear the high level of artistry achieved by the faculty. It's quite fun for us as faculty to have the opportunity to perform together."
This is the first time Garrett and Stanley have performed together since Stanley joined the Ouachita faculty in 2011. "It is exciting for me to have the opportunity to sing with a countertenor, as I have never before had the chance to do so," Garrett noted. "It is a rare voice type, and OBU students and community will have the opportunity to experience hearing a countertenor firsthand."
The recital, titled "From the Profane to the Sacred," will consist of Francis Poulenc's song cycle "Le Bestiaire" and Theron Kirk's song cycle "Prayers from the Ark." According to Stanley, "both of these song sets are vivid, engaging descriptions of animals – from camels to gold fish to dolphins to goats to butterflies."
The recital will conclude with Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's "Stabat Mater." "Although this work was very popular at the time it was written, it is rarely performed today," Garrett said. "The way that Pergolesi depicts Christ's passion and suffering through music is breathtaking."
For more information, contact OBU's School of Fine Arts at (870) 245-5129.
Ouachita Baptist University's Department of Theatre Arts and Division of Music will present A Year with Frog and Toad at Ouachita's Verser Theatre on Sept. 19-24. Performances on Sept. 19-21 and 23-24 will be at 7 p.m. Sunday's matinee Sept. 22 will be at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets are $8 each and may be purchased at Jones Performing Arts Center Box Office weekdays from 1-5 p.m., online at www.obu.edu/boxoffice.com, by phone at (870) 245-5555 or one hour before show times.
The Department of Theatre Arts will also host a Youth Theatre Workshop on Sept. 21 from 1-4 p.m. for ages Pre-K (3 yrs.) – 12th grade. The cost is $30 per child and includes a free ticket to the performance of his/her choice.
A Year with Frog and Toad is a Tony Award-nominated children's musical based on Arnold Lobel's award-winning "Frog and Toad" children's books. Composer Robert Reale and lyricist Willie Reale bring Lobel's stories "Spring," "A Swim," "The Letter," "Shivers," "Cookies" and others to life with a jazzy score that is heart-warming and filled with humor.
A Year with Frog and Toad "truly epitomizes the meaning of friendship," said Kenderick Scorza, a sophomore musical theatre major from North Little Rock, Ark., who plays Toad.
"Our young audience members are going to love the characters and laugh at their antics, while older patrons will connect well to the meaningfulness of the Frog and Toad friendship. All are sure to leave with a warm heart," said Director Mary Handiboe, OBU associate professor of theatre arts.
Not only will the play grasp the audience's attention through humor, but it also portrays "imperative life values," said Garrett Sayers, a sophomore musical theatre major from Greenwood, Ark., who plays Frog. These life values consist of patience, trust and more.
The life values and characters' stories are able to fascinate the audience through its upbeat score. "It is some of the catchiest music that I've heard," said Handiboe. "It's great for all ages."
One of the highlights of the children's musical is the opportunity for the Department of Theatre Arts to host a Youth Theatre Workshop. "One of my favorite things about being a part of the Youth Workshop," Sayers said, "is exposing the joy of theatre to audiences of all ages. … I cannot wait to see the excitement on children's faces."
"This is an excellent opportunity for the kids in the community who aren't normally involved in doing theatre," Handiboe said. Children get to tour backstage, go on set, play theatre games and even meet some of the characters.
"My favorite thing about directing the children's show really is just watching the joy of these kids as they experience the magic of theatre," Handiboe said. "Many have never been to a live production and they get to come and experience a show that is done especially for them."
In addition to Director Mary Handiboe, John Alec Briggs, adjunct instructor of music, will serve as music director. Kaylee Nebe, a junior musical theatre major from Mesquite, Texas, serves as assistant director, while sophomore Stacy Hawking, a musical theatre major from Little Rock, Ark., serves as dance choreographer. The stage manager is Aaron Pinion, a sophomore theatre major from Tulsa, Okla., assisted by Shonna Jasperson and Lindsey Lederer. Jasperson is a sophomore theatre major from Houston, Texas, and Lederer is a senior musical theatre major from Lewisville, Texas.
The cast of A Year with Frog and Toad includes Garrett Sayers, a sophomore musical theatre major from Greenwood, Ark., as Frog, and Kenderick Scorza of North Little Rock, Ark., also a sophomore musical theatre major, as Toad. The flapper-esque Birds are played by musical theatre majors Jordan Miller, a senior from Rockwall, Texas; Nicole Mattson, a senior from Rowlett, Texas; and Blakeley Knox, a junior from Fort Smith, Ark. Snail is played by junior musical theatre major Tyler Wisdom of Russellville, Ark., and The Large and Terrible Frog is portrayed by freshman musical theatre major Kayla Walker of North Little Rock, Ark.
Other cast members include Benjamin Stidham, a junior musical theatre major from Dallas, Texas, playing Father Frog, Lizard and a Mole; Cami Willis, a junior musical theatre major from Flower Mound, Texas, playing Mother Frog, Turtle and a Mole; Bret Sanders, a freshman musical theatre major from Jonesboro, Ark., playing Young Frog, Mouse and a Mole; and freshmen Abby Root and Taylor Ford as Squirrels and Magic Makers. Root is a theatre education major from Arkadelphia, Ark., and Ford is a pre-pharmacy major from Dayton, Texas.
Other lead production team members include Eric Phillips, professor of theatre arts, as scenic designer and technical director, and Daniel Inouye, assistant professor of theatre arts, as the costume designer. Senior Gemma Guiomard, a musical theatre and studio art major from Desoto, Texas, is co-scenic designer, and senior Lacey Johnson, a theatre and history major from Rancho Mirage, Ark., is co-costume designer and costume crew head. Cody Myers, a senior musical theatre and psychology major from Van Buren, Ark., serves as marketing and publicity manager, and Marshall Pope, theatre shop technical director, is the scenery build technical director.
Additional lead production team members include Chad Burris, a junior musical theatre major from Van Buren, Ark., as the properties crew head; MaryLacey Thomson, a senior musical theatre major from Plano, Texas, as the makeup crew head; Mattie Bogoslavsky, a sophomore musical theatre major from North Little Rock, Ark., as the light board operator; Jacob Sturgeon, a senior musical theatre major from Pine Bluff, Ark., as the sound engineer; and musical theatre majors Lauren Linton and Blaine Surber as house managers. Linton is a senior from Millington, Miss., and Surber is a senior from Sulphur Springs, Texas.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.obu.edu/boxoffice or contact the JPAC Box Office from 1-5 p.m. on weekdays at (870) 245-5555.

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|Thompson wins fathers' free-throw contest
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Jeremy Thompson, father of freshman girls' basketball player Mackenzie Thompson, outlasted the competition to win the fathers' free-throw contest Thursday, Feb. 20 at halftime of the HHS girls' basketball game with Akron.
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Brand new installation of a Turnkey Linux appliance of Zimbra...Release 5.0.18_GA_3011.UBUNTU8 UBUNTU8 FOSS edition. I did the initial setup configuring the firewall, added a domain, and users. I can send email to the outside world, but I cannot receive email from the outside world. As well, if I try to send an email from Zimbra's CLI, it also fails whether or not I send it to the default example.com domain or my domain...which in this post I changed to mydomain.com
External DNS is working properly, because I get a bounce back from Zimbra.
"This is the mail system at host mail.example.com.
I'm sorry to have to inform you that your message could not
be delivered to one or more recipients. It's attached below.
For further assistance, please send mail to postmaster.
If you do so, please include this problem report. You can
delete your own text from the attached returned message.
The mail system
<firstname.lastname@example.com>: Host or domain name not found. Name service error
for name=mail.example.com type=A: Host not found
Final-Recipient: rfc822; email@example.com
Original-Recipient: rfc822;firstname.lastname@example.com
Action: failed
Status: 5.4.4
Diagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; Host or domain name not found. Name service error
for name=mail.example.com type=A: Host not found
I can issue the following commands and get correct responses:
root@zimbra:/# host -t mx mydomain.com
mydomain.com MX 10 mail.mydomain.com
root@zimbra:/# host -t a mail.mydomain.com
mail.mydomain.com A 126.96.36.199
root@zimbra:/# host mydomain.com
mydomain.com A record currently not present
I get similar correct results if I issue the commands: dig mydomain.com and dig mydomain.com mx.
My /etc/hosts file is:
127.0.0.1 localhost mail.example.com
126.96.36.199 mail.mydomain.com mail
127.0.1.1 zimbra
Any suggestions would be appreciated!


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7 U.S. Code § 4209 - Prohibition on maintenance of actions
§ 4209.
Prohibition on maintenance of actions
This chapter shall not be deemed to provide a basis for any action, either legal or equitable, by any person or class of persons challenging a Federal project, program, or other activity that may affect farmland:
Provided, That the Governor of an affected State where a State policy or program exists to protect farmland may bring an action in the Federal district court of the district where a Federal program is proposed to enforce the requirements of section 4202 of this title and regulations issued pursuant thereto.
(Pub. L. 97–98, title XV, § 1548, Dec. 22, 1981, 95 Stat. 1344; Pub. L. 99–198, title XII, § 1255(b), Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1518.)
1985—Pub. L. 99–198 substituted "by any person" for "by any State, local unit of government, or any person" and inserted proviso.
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text: Actually, what I would be looking for is a 100 mile stretch in the center of the world. A major city, think Sharn from Eberron in the edge of a major ocean. To the south west a large forest area and on the eastern edge a massive mountain range. A small mining village nestled in the southern section of the mountains, a trade route connecting it to the major city. In the ocean, about 15 miles off the coast is an 3 mile island with a giant prison structure on it.


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Although it was surprisingly hotter than expected, it was very good. It may have been the brand cheese I used, Hoffman's was not available at any local store.
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Well I bet my senators won't support it
Although Montanans are really angry about Saturday closings.
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I'd sure rather put my money in the Post Office bank as opposed to a den of thieves and CEO snakepit like Bank of America:
On July 27, 2012, the National Association of Letter Carriers adopted a resolution at their national convention in Minneapolis to investigate the establishment of a postal banking system. The resolution noted that expanding postal services and developing new sources of revenue are important components of any effort to save the public post office and preserve living-wage jobs; that many countries have a long and successful history of postal banking, including Germany, France, Italy, Japan and the United States itself; and that postal banks could serve the nine million people who don't have a bank account and the 21 million who use usurious check cashers, giving low-income people access to a safe banking system. "A USPS [United States Postal Service] bank would offer a 'public option' for banking," concluded the resolution, "providing basic checking and savings - and no complex financial wheeling and dealing."
Gee, you'd think the Democrats and The Greatest Orator of Our Time would be pushing this; it saves a great -- and Constitutionally established -- American institution, it helps preserve unions and good jobs, and it would give hundreds of millions of Americans a place to put their money where Lloyd and Jamie and Michael couldn't out their trotters on it.
BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!!! Who am I kidding? I crack myself up, sometimes....
Although Montanans are really angry about Saturday closings.
rotten, and such a good microcosm of the modern American system.
I think a postal bank would be an excellent idea. As noted, they're common elsewhere and because of the USPS's geographical spread it really would be able to serve everyone. But i believe that the last Congressional decision on the USPS said that it couldn't branch into other areas of potential revenue.
What we are seeing is a concerted effort to destroy the USPS. This is an excellent rundown of the politics and economics of the situation.
What i'd like to see is that if the USPS has to prefund its retirement obligations on such a short time line, then all the federal agencies should have to as well. Let's see what it does to the DoD budget. Why doesn't Congress have to prefund its retirement program. Granted they're mostly under FERS or whatever, but it's curious that the USPS was singled out for doing what no one else in the federal system has to and no private company would willingly do. Even stranger given that the USPS doesn't operate on tax dollars, generally speaking and except when it can't make the onerous payment schedule Congress structured for it.
I just heard that SS service will no longer send checks. Seniors and disabled have to have a bank account. So it makes even more sense to have a postal bank. Here in a small town going to the post office is a ritual. For a government hating town I wonder what they think of TPTB going postal?
But the whole push is to destroy it in order to privatize it, so we are doomed unless senior conservatives as well as liberals chain themselves to the doors. That would be a sight to see.
1. They'll start charging ATM fees
2. They'll start dicking around the armount, like recomputing everything monthly or something.
The attack on the PO by the kleptocrats has multiple prongs-one is that they get to destroy the largest union of federal workers left, and the other, (in addition to throwing the meat of the business to the privateers), is to stripmine the legacy of old buildings and property and assets, including art, that was disproportionately (oddly enough, or not) created during the heyday of the New Deal. It's a win win win for them.
Of course they want to do that. Make 'em into condos or something. Horrible.
a Post Office bank was one of Al Gore's 2000 proposals.
Obama admires those "savvy businessmen."
So, he will never make returning to post office banking a priority, nor will he fight to save the US Post Office. Even if the Constitution does state that Congress shall provde for a postal service.
Our Constitutional law professor, Nobel Peace Prize laureate doesn't hold all that much truck with, well, laws or the constitution. Funny, that.
But the Mercedes drivers have done very well by him, so he's sticking with them and what they want. Whether he's bought in or sold out, either way they get their way with him and from him.
I almost can't believe I'm living through this social, governmental change in my country. I never dreamed, even with St. Ronnie running rough shod over so many things, especially unions, that things would come to this.


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Here are some links I found interesting recently: The Problem with Job Titles – Workshape.io wants to change how we describe work with a visual representation. This is about matching a diagram of desired types of work rather than a bunch of keywords on a resume. Work is Fascinating: The Metagame – Hacking your work […]
Startup Tools
There is a lot that goes into building an application for your company. As your project moves through its life cycle, there are a lot of tools to help make tasks easier. This post is a bit more nerdy than the usual, but here is a list of tools I have found invaluable:
Red Bit Blue Bit Startup Weekend Recap
A recap of my personal Startup Weekend in two words: I failed.
Red Bit Blue Bit Startup Weekend
Follow my very own startup weekend #rb³sw.
How to Recruit a Developer in Chicago (or anywhere else)
Seven tips to help you recruit good software developers (in Chicago or anywhere else).
The Technology Snowball
Pick a small problem to solve to get the ball rolling on your automation efforts.
Programming Playlist
I like to listen to music while I program. Here's my current playlist.
Time for a Workflow Audit
Geeks can help you find the shortcuts in your routines.
The 5 Goals of Software
There are five goals software needs to accomplish.
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Small business owners are often so busy with the day-to-day work in their business that they forget to look at the big picture. The Wall Street Journal discovered What Makes a Company Good at IT? – it's understanding the numbers.


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(SportsNetwork.com) - After an eight-game losing streak, the Denver Nuggets
have won three straight, but will face a stiff challenge Thursday night when
the Oklahoma City Thunder head to the Pepsi Center.
The Nuggets haven't looked back after the disastrous run over the holidays.
They snapped the slide at home against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday,
throttled the Los Angeles Lakers in Hollywood on Sunday, then squashed the
Boston Celtics by 31 at home on Tuesday.
Randy Foye had 23 points, Ty Lawson scored 19 with 13 assists and the Nuggets
led wire-to-wire in a 129-98 rout of the Celtics. Kenneth Faried added 21
points and 13 rebounds and J.J. Hickson scored 17 for the Nuggets.
Denver coach Brian Shaw received two technical fouls and was ejected with 2:43
left in the third for arguing with officials during a timeout while his team
was up by 28.
"We punish criers. We don't cry," he said. "Fortunately for us, it wasn't a
situation where it cost us."
Denver's starting backcourt has been on a tear of late. Foye is 11-for-20 from
3-point range during the winning streak and Lawson has recorded four
consecutive double-doubles.
Wilson Chandler (strained left groin) and Nate Robinson (sprained right ankle)
sat out practice on Wednesday and are listed as game-time decisions.
The Thunder had a two-game winning streak and eight-game road winning streak
snapped on Tuesday with a 112-101 setback in Salt Lake City to the Utah Jazz.
OKC has now dropped three of its last five.
Kevin Durant tied an NBA season-high with 48 points to add to his seven
boards, five assists and four steals, and Reggie Jackson added another 20
points, six assists, five rebounds and four steals for the Thunder in their
fifth road loss of the season.
They were the only two Thunder players in double figures.
"We fought but we can't play for just one quarter," Durant said. "We didn't
have toughness tonight. Too many mental mistakes from everybody and they
capitalized on it. You give a team confidence, they're going to have it the
whole game."
The Thunder's eight straight road victories entering the game was the longest
for the franchise since Jan. 24-Feb. 27, 2002.
Serge Ibaka didn't play against the Jazz due to flu-like symptoms and he's
listed as day-to-day.
The Thunder won the first two of this season's matchups -- one in Denver and
one in Oklahoma City. Those wins snapped a three-game series losing streak for
the Thunder, who have lost nine of their last 12 in the Mile High City.
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Minneapolis, MN (SportsNetwork.com) - Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael
Finley has decided to undergo a spinal fusion surgery as he recovers from a
career-threatening neck injury, his agent announced through a statement on
Blake Baratz verified that his client will have the procedure, which will be
performed by Pittsburgh Steelers team neurosurgeon Dr. Joseph Maroon, in a
statement first reported by ProFootballTalk.com.
Baratz's comments come one day after former Packers tight end Mark Chmura,
during an interview with Milwaukee sports radio station 540 AM, stated he
believed Finley would need surgery and that his career is likely over.
Chmura's own playing career was cut short due to a herniated disc in his neck
in 1999.
"We have spent countless hours over the past few weeks meeting with the top
spine specialists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons throughout the country to
gather information and opinions regarding Jermichael Finley's spinal-cord
injury," said Baratz. "Since Mr. Chmura decided to speak out publicly and
inaccurately regarding this situation, we felt that it would be best to
clarify the facts on Jermichael's behalf. First and foremost, Jermichael's
long-term health is our primary concern. While his return to professional
football is a hot topic of conversation, his ability to live a long and
fulfilling life with his loved ones is by far and away our main objective.
"Regarding Jermichael's specific injury, it is important to note that expert
opinions differ across the board, from surgical procedures to rehabilitation
methods to returning to contact sports. Working alongside the Packers
organization, we have discussed and analyzed all of these opinions, as well as
all of the potential scenarios moving forward. We have collectively determined
that while surgery may not be 100 percent necessary, it is a proactive measure
that should alleviate future risks with regards to a similar episode or re-
injury. Jermichael has elected to undergo a spinal fusion with Dr. Joseph
Maroon, the Pittsburgh Steelers team Neurosurgeon. Dr. Maroon is experienced
in conducting this type of procedure on professional athletes in contact
sports, and is confident that Jermichael will fully recover following the
procedure. Once surgery has been completed, Jermichael has every intention of
resuming his football career, and we fully support his efforts to do so."
Finley was taken off the field on a stretcher after taking a hard shot to the
head from Cleveland safety Tashaun Gipson in an Oct. 20 game against the
Browns. The Packers placed him on injured reserve last week.
The 26-year-old has been a key contributor to the Packers' offense since his
sophomore season in 2009. With 25 catches totaling 300 yards and three
touchdowns through the first six games of this season, Finley was on pace to
match or exceed career bests in all three categories.
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Clyde is a 5 month of Boston Terrier who is as sweet as Halloween candy. He's just waiting for Trick-or- Treaters to come visit him. Submitted By:Carol from: Edwardsville, IL
Joshua wearing his red Crayon costume Submitted By:Eleanor from: Camp Lejuene, NC
We chose Halloween to let our friends and the rest of the world know we are having a baby! Such a fun idea... Submitted By:Trecia from: Saint Louis, MO
My two kids and I at a Halloween party Submitted By:Kim from: Ferguson, Mo
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My two year old as Shirley Temple Submitted By:Katie from: Edwardsville, IL
Photos by me. Submitted By:Leah from: Barnhart, MO
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This is my costume for a big yard haunt and also for the trick or treaters as i sit still and look fake Submitted By:Robert from: Granite City, Illinois
Mickey taken a rest, before going Trick or Treating!!!! Submitted By:carrie from: Staunton, IL
This is my Great Niece at 6 months old. Submitted By:Nancy from: Ft Benning, Alabama
We brought our kids out to take a picture with our newly-created Jack-o-lanterns. Our son was loving it, but our daughter not so much Submitted By:Gavin from: Ballwin, MO
Mary's first Halloween, by MollyIngargiola.
hippie and niptuck patient Submitted By:Jourdan from: Chesterfield, MO
We brought our kids out to take a picture with our newly-created Jack-o-lanterns. Our son was loving it, but our daughter not so much Submitted By:Gavin from: Ballwin, MO
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Submitted By:Caren from: Six Flags ...horror fest
My 4 yr old wanted a cardinal pumpkin, he also named his dog berkman. Submitted By:Brody from: Owensville mo
A pumpkin I carved for my HUGE Cards Fan Husband!! Go Cardinals!! Submitted By:Cassie from: Bellflower, MO
Chase's 1st Halloween ! Submitted By:Chase from: Millstadt, IL
Fun and not too scary for the little ones. Submitted By:Tamra from: Washington, MO
Cousins getting ready to go Trick-or-Treating! Submitted By:Amber from: Illinois
Feet and hand prints Submitted By:Olga from: Home
This is 4 month old Raider Chavarria as Yoda Submitted By:Ellen from: St. Charles Mo
Our English Bulldog is getting in on the Halloween Fun! Submitted By:Wyatt from: Rolla,MO
Submitted By:Teresa from: CREVE COEUR, MO
Submitted By:Teresa from: CREVE COEUR, MO
Finn From Adventuretime! Submitted By:Kalen from: St. Louis Mo
Cave Johnson from Portal Submitted By:Kalen from: St. Louis Mo
Young Beauty Submitted By:Max from: St. Charles, MO
gavin michael scary were wolf Submitted By:julie from: st ann, mo
Our little lumberjack's 1st Halloween Submitted By:Shelley from: Belleville, IL
little jordan james. Submitted By:julie from: st ann, mo
my grandsons after a nite of trick or treating. Submitted By:julie from: st ann, mo
Our Little Lion & Ballerina Submitted By:Kalen from: St. Louis Mo
Spiderman Submitted By:Honey from: St. Charles, Mo
6 Pumpkins! Submitted By:Kalen from: St. Louis Mo
Baby's first Halloween Submitted By:Matt from: Bridgeton Missouri
Bentley is my little Jailbird...I mean Jaildog! He loves to dress up and promises to be a good boy! Submitted By:Tammy from: Hillsboro, Mo
1 year old Jackson is a sweet mouse after the cheese :o) Submitted By:Anna from: St. Louis, City, MO
Our Little Lion Submitted By:Kalen from: St. Louis Mo
Our little ballerina! Submitted By:Kalen from: St. Louis Mo
Submitted By:Luke from: St Louis MO
The moon coming up through the trees this evening looked like a scene from a Halloween movie. I could almost hear the werewolf baying. Submitted By:Linda from: St Peters, MO
Elliot loved the pumpkin patch! Submitted By:Kristen from: St. Charles, MO
Dead lady Submitted By:Lori from: Cottleville Schnucks Missouri
My first Halloween! Submitted By:Kim from: St Louis, Mo
Busting ghosts and protecting Princesses :-) Submitted By:Siobhan from: Lake Saint Louis, Missouri
I just got the news of being a grandma again, with this adorable and CREATIVE birth announcement from my son and his wife, and two grandsons. Submitted By:Elizabeth from: Monroe, MI
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By KarlyMarkus. My nine-year-old son, Jordy was a Zombie for Halloween this year. It was a nice change from dressing up as an occupation or cartoon character. You just don't see kids wanting to be something scary that much anymore.
The Replacement Ref and Skeleton Submitted By:Stephanie from: Troy, IL
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Submitted By:Tori from: Villa Ridge, Mo
Connor who is 7mths old is enjoying his first halloween and is apumpkin who is sitting with the pumpkin family. Submitted By:Cathy from: St. Louis, Mo
Our little One year old clown. Submitted By:Krista from: St. Louis, MO
Submitted By:Brayden from: Godfrey, IL
My boys dressed up as the Oompa Loompas from the movie, Willy Wanka and the Chocolate Factory. These costumes were made at home with what I had available on hand. The only items I had to buy were the wigs and the brown turtle necks. They were a hit. Submitted By:Cambria from: Wildwood, MO
My Twin Boys.... 2 1/2 years old!! Submitted By:Elizabeth from: Vandalia, IL
Lacey had a little lamb Submitted By:Erinn from: Piedmont, MO
Submitted By:Alexsis from: Florissant, MO
My nephew Harrison always gets into character. Submitted By:Michele from: Florissant, MO
My 4 yr old wanted a cardinal pumpkin, he also named his dog berkman. Submitted By:Brody from: Owensville mo
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Born in London and trained at the Webber-Douglas Academy and in France, Berkoff has been appearing on stage since the late 1950s, usually in his own original or adapted works, which include "Kvetch" and "Prisoner in Rio" and versions of Kafka's "The Trial" and "Metamorphosis".
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Not quite sold 100% on it but its fairly close to what I was thinking. Still have not decided on the edge of the water part, probably cut and fade and bleed it in some how so it isnt so jarring, but that really depends upon the border which isnt far behind, except that I am tied up most of the day, and havent really decided completely on the border as of yet. That and the map itself. I really want the entire walled city in the picture, but makes it so small, and I will lose the details that tell the story, so I dont know, maybe 1/2 of it. We'll see.


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Collage of mars sketches
Posted 08 June 2010 - 02:55 PM
i tried another style, hope you like it!
i hope i don't get another chance to observe because i would have to change the whole thing again!
here's the link.
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Posted 08 June 2010 - 03:43 PM
A brilliant and well executed montage of your outstanding 2010 Mars observations. You should be very proud of your observations as they span over a long period of time and display much detail. Thank you for sharing it with us all.
Posted 08 June 2010 - 08:19 PM
You have raised the bar with this post. I have been looking forward to this and I must say it is better than two years ago which was also spectacular. Super!
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Posted 09 June 2010 - 12:33 PM
If you don't send it to ASOD/APOD, I will
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Posted 09 June 2010 - 03:10 PM
i'd like to say to all the mars sketchers here on cn to make their own set, there are enough sketchers here with plenty of mars sketches
@ Frank: yes i like it more than the 2007-2008 set too. i went to asod to look it up again, and saw that it's not complete, i've got another version on a pc at home with all the sketches on it. i may upload that again. i could even make a small montage of some fifteen sketches from 2005, but they're black & white
@ michael: yep, about five or so more than the previous opposition, i wanted to make the most of this one, because after the next one, mars observing will really be on a hold for northern hemisphere people untill 2020!
@ Buddy: i've posted the map here. be sure to check out another marsmap on astronomysketchoftheday, actually a rotating movie from a french observer, stunning!
@ Jef: i'll send it to asod some time
Posted 09 June 2010 - 06:17 PM
Very nice documentation and arrangement of your Mars sketches. I like the way it seems to represent a "retrograde motion" with indefinitely running the pattern. It is also interesting to see this idea evolve since Bill P's original inception of ours at CN, then the French [If you saw their version, I think it borrowed from Bill Paolini's original compilation design] as they added a landscape below (Bill originally employed mine for that feature.)
But yours is very original and intuitive as it shows the pattern of retrograde motion and the apparent size of the planet as it grew then receded. Yours is a masterpiece of contemporary art. I agree with Jef- It should be displayed in other large venues for all to learn from and enjoy.
My CN Gallery
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Posted 10 June 2010 - 01:18 PM
i've uploaded the collage of 2007-2008 with the extra sketches which were missing on asod.
and also a little 2005 summary.
i'm counting 76 sketches in total
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Posted 11 June 2010 - 02:43 AM
Your 2005 and 2007 Mars montages are excellent as well. You have captured the red planet very nicely in both collections. Thank you for sharing them with us all.
Posted 11 June 2010 - 10:35 AM
Absolutely beautiful and also an excellently documented piece of history you've done!!!
Posted 11 June 2010 - 02:02 PM
Those three apparitions are an amazing body of work and reflect a great deal of effort.
I think I'm safe saying that everyone here on the Sketching forum is proud of you.
Posted 11 June 2010 - 02:06 PM
Yes, what Michael said.
Posted 11 June 2010 - 03:01 PM
Definitely send your sketch to Dr Richard McKim at the British Astronomical Association for them to include it in their archives. He told me he would very much welcome planetary sketching contributions and his specialty there is Mars sketches. They do require a person's real name FYI and the city/country where they live to accept a sketch, so no online handles. His email is: email@example.com. He told me to pass along that he will welcome all sketches from CN members.
Posted 11 June 2010 - 04:16 PM
i may be wrong but i've got the impression that there has been a surge in the amount of sketchers here over the last 4 or 5 years. this pleases me a lot, ccd's are absolutely great but there's something special in drawing behind the scope.
too bad we're scattered around the globe, it'd be great to see the paper sketches and meet the people behind them. luckily i've met Jef already, Belgium is small enough for that
Bill: i'll send it to richard McKim. it's funny .that i've learned a lot from a book from his hand (mars observers guide) and would now send a sketch
similar for Jeffrey Beish, it's nice to have him on the forum, i learned a huge deal from his book on observing mars.


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This is a not a project that should be rushed through. An LNG port would unquestionably alter our precious South Shore waters. We are uncertain that it would be a higher-priority terrorist target than any other energy installation. It would, however, potentially pose environmental threats that we have not faced in the past, including liquid natural gas leaks in open water that local fishermen depend on for their livelihoods. One need only type "LNG plant leaks" into Google and the hits come fast and furious.
Such concerns, however, should not be construed as a condemnation of the project –– not yet, at least. We simply feel that the public needs more time to research LNG in order to come to a more-informed opinion about it.
Liquefied natural gas is a considerably better energy source than coal, which the U.S. depends on far too much to power this nation. Coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel, accounts for 50 percent of America's energy mix. Extraction of this "black gold" has caused massive environmental destruction, particularly in the South, and the carbon dioxide emitted from coal-fired power plants is among the leading causes of climate change –– the slow heating of the Earth over decades.
By contrast, natural gas emits 50 percent less carbon dioxide and one-third less nitrogen oxide than coal when burned –– and virtually no sulfur dioxide, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Readers will remember that acid rain caused by sulfur dioxide from coal-fired power plants destroyed whole sections of Adirondack forests before the EPA regulated the pollutant in 1995.
Environmentalists have expressed concern that the Port Ambrose platform could be used to export natural gas from the U.S. to other parts of the world. Perhaps. Exporting gas, however, could help replace America's exports of coal to Western Europe, while also relieving Europe's dependence on natural-gas imports from Russia, according to Bloomberg News.
The U.S. is an energy-hungry nation. The question is, how do we power the country in as safe and environmentally friendly a way as possible? More information is needed to determine whether an LNG platform in the Atlantic could help achieve this aim.
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The Big Apple. Gotham. The City that Never Sleeps. It's been immortalized in films like Breakfast at Tiffany's, it became a character in Sex and the City, Seinfeld, and Friends, and every Saturday, someone yells, "Live from New York, it's Saturday night" from 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Flights to New York allow you to visit this city of eight million residents. Not only is it the home to film and television, it is the epicenter of fashion, food, theater and the arts.
There are five boroughs that make up New York City: the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and perhaps the most famous and recognizable, Manhattan. Each borough has its own identity thanks to distinctive neighborhoods and attractions. Hipsters have taken over Williamsburg in Brooklyn. People on the street look more akin to Portland natives than New Yorkers. The Bronx Zoo and Yankee Stadium are reasons enough to head north to the Bronx. The Staten Island Ferry passes right by the Statue of Liberty. And the most diverse place on the globe is Queens, where people from 100 different countries speak around 138 languages.
To get the best view of the main island, start in Manhattan's Upper East Side, where you'll find designer boutiques on Fifth Avenue as well as the incomparable Metropolitan Museum of Art which boasts more than two million pieces of timeless art. Walk down to Midtown and catch a Broadway show, hit Times Square, have lunch at one of the many famous chefs' eateries or have a quick bite (preferably a corned beef sandwich) at the Carnegie Deli. Take a stroll through Central Park, one of the world's great natural metropolitan oases. Then it's time for some shopping at Barneys, Bloomingdale's or Saks Fifth Avenue.
For a night out in a town famous for it's nightlife, head downtown to one of the many chic restaurants and nightclubs in the Meatpacking District or Greenwich Village. (A friendly warning: reservations are likely required.) But don't even think about leaving New York before seeing the city from atop the Empire State Building.
Whatever you do in New York, you'll find that visiting the Big Apple is as interesting and diverse as its many inhabitants. And no matter how long your visit, it possibly won't be long enough.
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During February, North Central College hosts its annual Flamenco Festival, featuring rhythmic music, dance, films and photography from Spanish culture.
During the month of February, North Central College will host the fifth annual Flamenco Festival that showcases the emotive, rhythmic music and dance from Spanish culture. Several events are planned—including dance classes, films, a lecture and photography exhibit. All are open to the public and most are free.
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Floral Wallpaper In the Kitchen
Kitchen Inspiration
With buds in bloom and May right around the corner, I'm enjoying the sweet freshness of all things floral right now. Floral wallpaper, in particular, is a bold, sumptuous choice for the kitchen. Would you ever go for it?
This is not a choice for minimalists. These patterns are a feast for the eyes, grand, colorful displays that make a big statement whether they're covering walls, a backsplash, or just the back of a cabinet.
Tell us: do you have floral wallpaper in your kitchen? Would you ever try it?
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Ned Yost media session: August 18
Prior to tonight's series opener against the Boston Red Sox, Kansas Cityskipper Ned Yost talked about the recent contract extension of Royals outfielder Jeff Francoeur. Yost is excited about the contract extension and what that means for Kansas City.
"He [Francoeur] has done a great job of coming in here and proving that he can still be a productive, everyday player," Yost said. "He fits a lot of bills for us. He's a consistent producer offensively, and he's a Gold Glove-caliber type defender in right."
Yost knows that keeping Francoeur around for a couple more years is not only good for the Royals on the field, but off the field as well. He praised Francoeur's leadership and presence in the clubhouse, noting that with all of the young players coming up to the Royals Major League roster, it's important to show the less experienced players the right way to play the game.
"His clubhouse presence and leadership are very high," Yost said. "He's as good as a clubhouse leader as I've ever seen."
Yost also discussed the Royals young reliever, right-hander Louis Coleman. Coleman pitched one scoreless inning in last night's 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees, giving him 6 and 1/3 scoreless innings in his last three outings. The Royals manager said Coleman has been effective against right- and left-handed hitters this year, and attributes that to Coleman's deceptive sidearm delivery.
"You've got to be able to hide the ball. It's got to come out of an area where it's tough to pick up," Yost said. "Some sidearmers I've seen were easy to pick up, and some guys were really, really tough to pick up. Louis is one of those guys that's tough to pick up."


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New music video for "Johnny Cash" is here!
The video was shot at Kid Rock's sold-out 1st Annual Fish Fry in Nashville. Raise a finger in the air if you were there!! Check it out here.
- sunflower100 Perfect. Love. Sun Shining.
- sunflower100 OX
- krsval I can feel the excitement. Sorry I missed the Fish Fry..looks like a ton of fun.. a combo of two of my favorite things..country setting and nostalgia. Oh, and great music :)
- KatieS Fake sh*t is the worst!! Kid Rock is keeping it REAL!!!!
- jainas I want a real signed guitar for CHRISTMAS!!! Make it happen BOB
- SMoore6 @JainaS They are actually giving away a real signed guitar in the store - check it out and sign up! It's a custom First Kiss guitar!
- jainas THANK YOU! I have wanted one forever! I saw Kid 3x this year!!! I saw him in Nashville at the Fish Fry just a few months ago and it was AWESOME. It's my greatest wish to meet him and let him know how many hard times he's helped me through. A girl can keep dreaming, right? LOL
- beckxy I would never ever buy any item for the signature.. even if it were real... that's just plain ol' stupid.
- 1BBShirleeOctpus405 yea, like most stuff on the internet,...cuz if its real. you'll feel it.
- davidwest2345 I have two signed Kid Rock guitars. Got them signed myself. Waited in the cold for hours.
- john197 12-8-2015/3:10pm/ I know this board is about Kid Rock and going off topic is a naughty naughty no no but what can I say about this particular story except that anyone who orders an autographed item from an artist or athlete on a website other than the artist or athlete's site is an idiot. There-that covers it. Now that I've covered the topic at hand let me jump off topic for a sec. I left some comments this week (now deleted) in which I said in the years leading up to Devil Without A Cause I used to call the KID ROCK HOTLINE more than anyone else. I also stated that since I showed Kid Rock more love on that HOTLINE than anyone else I would like 2 front row tickets to the New Year's Eve event. STILL WOULD LIKE THAT. Also, I stated that Kid Rock made a vid of me back in the 1990's which he wanted to post on his site at one time and I said no. However, if his staff will send me 2 tix to the New Year's Eve show I'll let him post that video on Jan 15, 2016. SIGNED, John R.(from Mississippi)
- john197 12-8-2015/10:17 pm/ This is my 2nd comment on this board. Don't won't to be a message board hog. I just want to say that if Kid Rock does post my video on this site on January 15, 2016 it's going to make me really really famous. Now I'm not a musician and I know fame is not what life is about. But that video really would "help" to make me famous. So I wish people would get excited about it prior to it being posted but if not, that's okay. TAKE CARE EVERYONE: Signed, John R. (from Mississippi)
- john197 12-8-2015/10:50 pm/ THIRD AND FINAL POST TO THE BOARD. I left a comment above talking about how if Kid Rock posts an old video of me on his site next January it would make me famous. Let me be clear. I don't like the word famous. And I'm sure people don't like reading stuff like that. So I apologize for even bringing the word up. At the same time, what I'm saying is true so this NOSE IN THE AIR response to my comments needs to end! There needs to be some excitement on this board and particularly to my "3" comments. THIS BOARD SHOULD BE HOPPING! Just because I'm about to be the most popular guy in the USA doesn't mean I'm going to be like your typical trash celebrity. I'm going to be doing positive things(or at least trying to). And remember, one reason Kid Rock supports me is because he knows I was never greedy and I NEVER made money a priority. So let me say it again. Show some excitement folks! And oh yeah: Be sure to check my video Jan 15th EXCLUSIVELY on KidRock.com. Signed, John R
- MsBehavin Dear Mr. John R :-) Yah--I already have the message board hog position, sadly in more ways than one :-(. I handeth Thee me trophy because Your posts are way better than mine, me Lord!!!!!! Where do I need to go jump up and down (excitedly :-) at???? Seriously tho--THANK YOU for Your "3" posts--Very Awesome :-) God Bless You :-)
- uberfan JOHN 197,,Hey buddy I think what you want is cool but the way you are doing it is missing what a board or---FORUM is,...What it sounds like is that you are saying is KID ROCK do what I want because I am your biggest fan and there is no other that likes KID ROCK then ME..This has to stay equal ! EVERY FAN LIKES KID ROCK THE SAME!! You cant HOG the whole forum or Tell the Moderators to hold your post.WE ARE ALL EQUAL,PLEASE REMEMBER ok. Good luck to you..
Inaugural MASH Concert featuring KID ROCK raises over $100,000 for Military Organizations
Music for Action - Service - Hope is pleased to announce that the inaugural concert, headlined by KID ROCK, raised over $100,000 for military organizations.
This past October 25, Shooter Jennings with Waymore's Outlaws, The Whiskey Gentry and Ray Fulcher joined KID ROCK on stage at Evans Towne Center Park to create the largest ticketed show in the venue's history and raise money for four fantastic groups that support our military heroes.
Operation FINALLY HOME is a national nonprofit organization, supported by KID ROCK, that brings together a special network of experienced homebuilders, building suppliers and supporters to provide custom-built, mortgage-free homes to wounded, ill and injured veterans, the widows of the fallen, and their families, creating a solid foundation to help them move forward in their lives.The three local charities MASH benefits, The Fisher House, Turn Back The Block and Augusta Warrior Project, all have similar goals that include assisting military and their families.
- JoBabs_69 Wonderful news!! Congratulations on a successful benefit concert!
- rocksavedmysoul Proud of ya! Happy Veteran's Day to all the vets! Thank you for your service!
- jrfan2 So proud of Kid Rock for the AMAZING show that led to such a great outpouring of support for these charities. IT makes me proud of my community and especially proud of the American Badass!!
- krsval You da man, KR..You da man
Kid Rock's New Years Eve Bash
The American Badass, Kid Rock, will be ringing in the New Year in Louisville at KFC Yum! Center on Thursday, December 31st. For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Ticketmaster.com.
- lilhawk4 I am at work and have been trying to get tickets since 10:00. This is ridiculous! Needless to say, I am behind on my work. Something that should have took maybe 5 minutes looks like it may take hours and hours!
- apriledwards2776 I find it hard to believe any floor tix have been released....as usual I'm sure the radio stations getting the good tix
- bobby93 I was on at 10 and waiting and had to keep refreshing, called customer service, then it magically started working. REALLY wanted floor seats but there were none to be found. VERY stupid that you couldn't just pick the section you wanted and buy, had to keep refreshing and get the "best option". After about 45 minutes of trying finally got section 104. Very disappointed.
- ozone72 Im quitting my job to "drive with Uber" Can't believe I typed it again!!!!
- cmathews23 I got floor tickets in Section 2....I also got floor tickets in Section 4 which I am going to sell
- apriledwards2776 You have to be the only 1 then...congrats
- apriledwards2776 I have been trying for 3 hrs and sec 112 best that. Showed
- dwilliamson1 Ticketmaster SUCKS!!!!!
- tjbailey1 I had issues early but got so lucky and got floor seats section 2. i think there was a major issue that happened i was logged in right at 10 and kept getting no seats it took over 30 minutes to get them.
- cindrella7114 Anybody out there trying to get floor seats you could try Craigslist for your area then click on tickets or box office ticket sales.com there's ground seats hurry
- crazyassmoma he's just a bada**! love it....
- apriledwards2776 I sure hope the swag I receive is nice because this presale didn't help I only want floor seats and that's what we should be getting
FISH FRY DETAILSIt's almost time for Kid Rock's First Annual FishFry! On both Friday and Saturday, the festivities start at 4pm...
-Kick it with live music on the Backyard BBQ Stage featuring Packway Handle Band and John Stone Band
-Eat up at Nashville's best hand-picked local food trucks (all with aFishFrytwist)
-Quench your thirst with a variety of drinks at the Backyard Bar
-Ride the dollarFishFryFerris Wheel
-Try your luck at dollar games like High Striker
-Show off your Cornhole skills
-Savor the moment with theFishFryphoto booth
-Grab your limitedFishFrymerch
-Catch the Fish Fry Fireworks
Then Whitey Morgan and Tim Montana & the Shrednecks hit the officialFishFryStage until it's time for your host KID ROCK!! and Twisted Brown Trucker.
The party starts at 4pm - you don't want to miss it. See you in Nashville. See you at the Fish Fry!
- chrissyday Heading down to Nashville in the morning from PA. Can't wait to experience Kid Rock's 1st Annual Fish Fry! Looks like a lot of great music, food, games and fun meeting awesome people!
- tikiwillow Looking for tickets to the Pajama Party if anyone knows where or how I could find a pair. Thank you!
- uberfan SMOOR6,,,I cant log in HELP
- MargoC I'm having issues also, there isn't a community page anymore, it says error 404 & there isn't a community button option up top of the page.
- rocksavedmysoul Same here Margo. I don't even have a community tab even.
- connieputnam Same here. It was there this morning!
- JoBabs_69 The web folks might be working on the software code and disabled it in order to do so. Just my guess.
- SMoore6 Hey All, The community is back up and running. Sorry for the inconvenience!
- chrissyday Once again I had an awesome time seeing Kid Rock....traveled all the way down from PA to see him! Loved the band's that performed before Kid Rock and the crowd were fun loving people. Plan on returning to the 2nd Annual Fish Fry by Kid Rock! You are one intelligent person, Mr. Bobby Ritchie!
- h2otownreeder Great show at the 1st Annual Fish Fry even in the pouring rain! Can't wait til next year! Keep Rockin Kid!
- ronaldgyoung Big Time Bobby RIPPED OFF his fans at the so-called pajama party. Most expensive pair of Pajamas I ever bought. Bobby Shazam do us Nashvillians a favor and take your Fish Fry to Detroit. You have just lost one of your most faithful and generous fans for over twenty years. I will keep my "hard earned money" from now on, you gotten your last dollar from this KID.
- atlanta8 I think "first annual" is a bit optimistic. The pre party consisted Kid coming out and speaking for 2 minutes while introducing a comedian. At a Luke Bryan pre-party he actually sang 2 songs which was awesome, and high fived everyone in the front row. The lines at the fish fry were crazy. Very cool corn hole and firepit atmosphere but a beer took 20 minutes in line and food was 30-40 minutes. By that time you had to go back to the beer line and wait another 20! Afterparty consisted of seeing him for 10 minutes getting swarmed by a bunch of drunks. No speech or songs. That part isn't all his fault because other fans were just being stupid and hanging all over him. My wife is a huge fan and waited patiently about 2 people next to him on the fireplace and was pushed out of the way by one of his bouncers when he walked down the steps! Poker was awesome but th had to wait 30 minutes to get a bus ride back to the parking lot. I did the math, I literally stood in lines 3 hours that day. All in all, I had more fun in Nashville the night before.(from Atlanta) if anyone from the staff wants feedback for next year's event you now have it!
- MargoC Made it to 3 shows this tour, had a blast!!! Thank you to Kid Rock, TBT & the crew...btw I want Al's job, I think I could excel at it! Some advice to Stefanie, girl...you need to make fiber your friend :D She is a Fuckin' hoot!
- pratercarrie The St. Louis concert was awsome as alway. Just wanted to let you know I left a navy coin for you from Detroit, not sure you got it. Hoping you did.
- rocksavedmysoul Had a blast at all ten shows! Thank you Kid and TBT-it was a summer to remember! Congrats on the record! Epic run for sure!
- davidwest2345 Kid you & TBT & all your crew are BADASS- I made it to 5 shows & still want more-At 1:23 your getting down-I love that shit!
- RiverDaze Thank you. I had so much fun! You are the real deal. There is no name for the emotion I feel when your on stage. I was left side, right side, front and back side. So grateful I was able to go... from Clarkston to Chicago. I am working on Nashville. Your that damn good! Love ya
- beckxy lol Stef.. u da Shit! I friggen love you guys.. Thank you Kid Rock, Twisted Brown Trucker Band, The Crew.. and everybody involved who created this magic for me and my ol' man and all these Kid Rock crazy fans. What a ride!
- beckxy lol Stef.. u da Shit! I friggen love you guys.. Thank you Kid Rock, Twisted Brown Trucker Band, The Crew.. and everybody involved who created this magic for me and my ol' man and all us Kid Rock crazy fans. What a ride!
- marcia_starnes71 Loved seeing you for the second time in Charlotte NC. i live about an hour west of Charlotte near Morganton.I love that you & Hank Jr. are real close. I use to get my mom by me a cassette tape of him every week. I would love to hang with ya'll & party @ one of his pig picens'. About the fish fry, how do you get tickets & where? I would love to come. You got a little Southern in you, don't ya.
- krsval I'm still reliving the shows and humming the tunes..what an excellent run..we know the effort that the DTE run took..thank you for some wonderful memories and good times..lookin good for a Grandpa ;)
- sherylzoufaly GET DOWN KR & TBT & CREW U ROCK!!! Xo SherZ
- marypowell thanks for a great summer
- Gaylerocks Stefanie...your crack me up! Love the drums and keep on keeping on!
St. Louis and Chicago
Thanks for moving your plans to come out this weekend. To show my appreciation, I'm bringing an old friend to join me on stage. See ya there!
- ketchkelly So excited for show! My best bi*ches and I were so disappointed when the show was canceled that we traveled to DTE to see you in your hometown. Now that your in our home town - will you PLEASE play FOAD - a song that has become our motherhood anthem (our kids are aware of this and love the song too!)
- 2cute4u2 So excited for this show ! I went down to my nieces for to go to the one you cancelled because they bought my ticket for me because I love you !! Did not know if I could get off work to come to this one but I managed to get off both Jobs so darn excited to see you Hope you play Cowboy !!!
- jennywren27 Ahhh, Kid Rock! I live in Colorado and have made it a tradition that me and my girlfriends from high school (many years of friendship we have going on!) go to your concerts for the past 5 years! Last year we almost got blown away by a tornado and then this year I went ahead and splurged on airfair to come see you but the concert was cancelled. ($400 airline ticket) Now normally I would not bother you, but if you find it in your schedule I would love to dance a song with you! I promise nothing but fun! Blonde, Polish and left handed, it doesn't get much better than that! Any who, I've had a bit of a tough year (lost my mom in May and selling our 4th generation flower shop in Indiana) If I can't dance a song with you, I would love to say "hello!" See whatcha' can do. I've gone ahead and booked another ticket to see you this upcoming Saturday! If a rendezous doesn't work out, know that your Indiana girls are lovin' the concert! You NEVER disappoint!
- jennywren27 P.S. My girlfriend and I also saw you at Aspen/Jazz festival. You rocked it! I love you in a non creepy, I don't want to f*ck you like I'm never going to see you again kinda love! I hope to hear from you! Always grateful when your songs come on the radio, Jenny
- sandy Hope he plays So Hott and FOAD when in St. Louis!
- mz_sasee I'm so excited to finally see y'all tomorrow night in Chicago with my husband who's a 27 year Army Veteran!! We've always wanted to see you in concert, but due to the Military life and raising 4 boys we just weren't able to until he retired almost 2 years ago. Can you please just give a Shout Out to my Hero, Doug Gourley, and all the other Military Service Members & Veterans if you happen to sing Let's Roll, Born Free, Lonely Road of Faith or Warrior? Thanks & God Bless
- supermom654 Whoo hoo! Made it back to Chicago from East TN, fothe rescheduled show Saturday night. This our 1st time being able to see a show. Can't wait, soooooo excited!!!
- schallertl Wishing you a rocking concert here in the Lou tonight! Had plans on coming to the show tonight but my fiance had surgery and cannot make it. He's super bummed about it too! It was an emergency surgery and could not be avoided. I'll be there in spirit! Rock on!!!!
- breezerbww Great show in st louis last. It was awesome. Well worth the drive from Kansas City. Great party. But what a major party foul with the police check point on 364 after the show. That's just not right st louis. So glad we went the back way and missed it. Feel sorry for the people that had to go through it.
- leelittlefield119 awesome show in st.louis!!
- aprilmariek23 This is my 8th show seeing Kid Rock this year 7 out of 10 in Detroit and now I'm here in Chicago I wish there was a way to get to get upgraded this is my daughters first time to Chicago and I think she would love to be closer! Please upgrade if you can Kid Rock!!
- supermom654 Awesome show last night in Chicago!!! Had a great time. Thanks so much!
Kid Rock to Host Weeklong Johnny Cash Tribute on CMT
In commemoration of the 12th anniversary of Johnny Cash's death on September 12th, CMT will feature a weeklong tribute to the Man in Black beginning on September 8th. Longtime Cash fan Kid Rock will host the tribute on the network, which will temporarily rename itself "Cash Music Television."
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Kid Rock ends record-setting DTE run on a high note
About halfway through his record-setting show Saturday night, Aug. 22, at the DTE Energy Music Theatre, Kid Rock told the packed house that, "When I was younger I thought maybe I could play here, sell it out. Maybe.
"But 10 shows? Man, are you kidding?!"
Saturday was, in fact, the finale of Rock and his Twisted Brown Trucker band's 10-night stand at the amphitheater that his ex-wife Pamela Anderson once dubbed "Pine Bob" because of his many guest appearances there. It set new records for both the most shows by one act during one summer (breaking good buddy Bob Seger's eight nights, which Rock tied in 2013) and for playing to the most fans in a single season (an estimated 145,000).
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I'm a commercially published author (see here) working on a new epic fantasy series. This project will not be published commercially, however, and so I'm in need of some maps. See below for details.
Paid: I expect to pay $100+ for the project, via PayPal. I'll negotiate with the artist once we've determined that we're a good fit.
I need two maps:
1) A map of a ruined city in the forest. This is probably more of a bird's eye illustration than a map - just a few labels and a scale, I expect.
2) A regional map. Roughly equivalent to the Aegean region, perhaps 50 miles to an inch. I'm happy to follow the artist's lead on the proper scale for what I want. It needs to be a small enough scale to show major towns and points of interest, roads, topography (forest, hill, mountain, rivers, etc.).
In addition, it would be great to find an artist who could illustrate/design a great looking title/brand logo that could be incorporated into the map and used to brand the property.
I think a more illustrated or painterly, archaic style is appropriate, though it doesn't need to be actually hand-drawn or painted. I like the following, though I've seen many excellent maps in the gallery:
Quality & Size
The maps should be of publishable quality. I'm paying, which would by definition make my expectations "professional."
Optimized for Web viewing. If the style permitted a grayscale version that would be legible in eReaders, that would be ideal.
Size...suitable for full-size viewing on a typical computer screen or tablet. 8 x 12, maybe?
Time Constraints
Negotiable - One or two months, though I have some flexibility if that's unrealistic for the artist I want.
I will have the right to use the image for commercial purposes, the artist will have the right to exhibit the image as part of his portfolio but not to exploit it for commercial gain.
I'm writing this series (in novella format) under a Creative Commons license in an effort to build a community around the property. So the books will be distributed free to as many places as possible. I reserve the right to seek profit from the property in future, of course, and my rights to use the image(s) for commercial purposes must be fully transferable at my sole discretion. In short (too late), I'd encourage the artist to display the image wherever he/she wants, but he/she will have no title or interest in the property I'm creating. We can talk about it if this is unclear.
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So the big question is..do I replace the mirrors or or keep the much better looking 'mirrorless' style or fit bar-ends?
As we drive on the left (correct) side of the road, its the right hand mirror that I actually use (whenever I need to check my elbows), and its the right mirror that has the left hand thread, making the replacement options limited.
In India, you can get away without them.In the US, when your doing 65 on the freeway and the traffic behind is coming at 80, you need a bit more than the glance over the shoulder. Bare
When I get the bike back to the US, I might be tempted to slap a mirror back on.
So what do you do differently if there's something coming?
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I love the lighting! Any chance of a bigger pic to we can see more of the detail? Great map!
I am creating maps for an upcoming campaign. Here's the main Tavern called the Crazy Cock. Right now this is floor 1. The bar will be on the 2nd floor which is coming up soon. Right now.. time for some rest.
Here's the 1st floor.
(This may change now that i think about a few things. For example the room above the main entrance should probably be the main storage room. Past that I can't think of anything else I might be missing. Kitchen and bar stuff is on the next floor.)
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I love the lighting! Any chance of a bigger pic to we can see more of the detail? Great map!
I like the look - it's reminding my of my youth playing RPGs and Ultima II and III...
Quick question - where are the stairs going to the 2nd floor? I'm probably blind, but thought I'd ask...
There should be a cellar of some sort too for cold goods.
Holy cow... 13 reputation points? That's rather humbling. Thanks!
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Check out my City Designer 3 tutorials. See my fantasy (city) maps in this thread.
Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
Oubliettte, Ultima II and the various Infocom games were some of the first games I played....sigh. Memories. And, interestingly, all three have distinct map styles - the last is just in your head.


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