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Tanake's Eyes + Saber by KariNekoWatch
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That's cool.
Cool lightsaber, very stylish Hilt
nice, didn't know you could get powder blue light sabers! lol
Well it's a little try to do in vector... plus, it's been a LOOOONG while since I watched Star Wars.I'm just going by what I've seen and been told about the character. :/
hey, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with having one like that, just that it's different.
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Issue date: Saturday, October 12, 1974
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Friday, October 11, 1974
Next edition: Monday, October 14, 1974
Publication name: Van Wert Times Bulletin
Location: Van Wert, Ohio
Pages available: 79,855
Years available: 1928 - 2007Learn more about this publication
Times-Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - October 12, 1974, Van Wert, Ohio Area High School Football Scores Celina 26 St. John 15 Off.-GJan. 22 Elida 76 Lima Bath 7 Kenton 0 Wapak 14 St. Marys 0 Crestview 14 Lima Perry 12 Parkway 50 Ansonia 6 Pavlding 26 ne Trace 8 Col's Grove 44 Defphos Jeff. 0 See Sports Page For Details And Other Scores The Weather Cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers tonight Lows in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy and cooler Sunday Highs in the low GOs. Probability of precipitation 30 per cent tonight and 20 per cent Sunday THE TIMES-BULLETIN Vol. No. 124 Saturday, October 12, 1974 Van Wert, Ohio, Zip Code 45891 15 Cents Today's Editorial The Times Bulletin comments today on Firemen Save Lives With Heart Unit Please turn to Page 4 Tope Hurt In Cell; Appearing There's Joy In CougarvilSe Thriller In Court Tuesday Won By Cougors FORT WAYNE Richard Tope. 21. g I'M HEADING HOME Gestview's Brian Tmnel (No. 44. with ball) appeals headed ioi the goal line as he takes olt aiound light end in Friday's Crestview-Lima Pern homecoming football game at Cicst- vicrw. Teammates ot Tmnel pictured in white, horn lett. aie Van Crabtiee V ami Ciabtrec Rusu (85) and Mark Heller (23) was successful in its quest ot its Mist of the season, beating Pern. 14 !2. to make the evening a one Ioi Knight tans. (Stall plioto) There's Happiness In Knightland Commodores THETIMES-BL'LLETIN SPORTS STAFF CONVOY The Crestview Knights picked Homecoming Night at Convoy to win their lirst game of the season by a score ot 14-12 over the Lima Perry- High School Commodores With Homecoming Queen Natalie Ralsten looking on the Knights scored a touch- down with two extra points in the first quarter a touchdown in the third ST C P First Downs 14 12 Rushing Yardage 249 Passing Yaidasje 20 61 Total Yaidage 269 224 Passes Ut.-Comp 4-2 11-4 Pass Interceptions 0 2 Fumblcs-Lost 2-1 2-1 Punts 1-30 Penalties-Yardage 1 15 Score quarters: 8 0 G Perrv 0 (i 0 Scoring: Tmnel, aiound left end, run (two-point 2-vard run In TinneD; Swain, run. Crahtree. quarterback sneak, one v ard (extra point no West, left end sweep for (conversion attempt no quarter and then held off a determined band of Commodores ho bent on taking the game away from them Ci icw on the toss and elected to leceive Dave Luchini kicked off to Brian Tinnel at the Crestview 27 and he returned to the Crestview 42 Don Carrier hit the middle twice for nine yards and Tinnel swept left end for 21 and a fust down at the Perry 28 Tinnel hit left tackle lor three and then right tackle lor three but here an offside penalty hurt the Knights' cause and they sun endered the ball on downs at the" Pei 20 From there Mike est circled the right end for five Kevin Swaim went through the center for two and Emerson Johnson went around end for a lirst n at the Perry 31 West then passed to Johnson picking up 23 yards and a first down at the Crestview 46. West and Johnson each gained seven first down at the Crestview 32 ith three and two at the Crestview 24, Johnson went up the middle for three but fumbled with Van Crabtree recovering at the Crestview 21 Carrier went up the middle for two, Tinnel around right end for 11 and a Ciestview first down on the Crestview 34 line On the next play Tinnel (Please Turn to Page 5) FORT WAYNE Richard Tope. 21. of Decatur, indicted for first degiee murder April 20 for the April l.j murder of Cheryl Ann Felger, 19. of Van Wert, "fell against a window" in his cell block about a week ago in the Allen County jail He sustained a cut on the left side of his head requiring 10 stitches to close Tope and Timothy Heckert, also of Decatur. were transferred to Allen County Jail shortly after Adams Circuit Judge Myles F Parrish granted a change of venue from Adams County on Sept 23 He w as held in a cell block with 20 to 30 othei in mates accused for major crimes Heckert is also held in a similar cell block, but the two cannot com mumcate Mrs Irene (Tope Dye) Martin. mother of the accused, and his sister, Mary, went to visit him Sunday in Fort and found that he had been injured His attorney, Richard J Sullivan, visited him Wednesday declined to comment directly on the incident, but said his client had been moved to another cell block while undergoing treatment and medication, and was fine otherwise Tope and Heckert are to appear in Allen Circuit Court Tuesday at which time the judge is expected to appoint Allen County attorneys to help in the presentation of then cases According to the Decatui Daily Democrat, neither murder suspect was at all happy over their transfer to Fort Way ne. although it was necessary when the cases were venued to Allen County While it was ascertained that no other jail personnel were involved in Tope's accident, the possibility remained that some of the other m- (Please turn to Page 8) World War I Vefsf Auxiliary Hosting District Meeting Van Wert County Barracks No. 340, World War I Veterans and Auxiliary will host a meeting of the 2nd District Sunday m the American Legion Post home Registration will begin at 12-noon and the meeting will be at 1 p m A lunch will be served by the auxiliary following the meeting Harold Parks of St Marys, district commander, and Leona Moody of Celma, district auxiharv, president, will be pi esiding at the meeting Several department and national officers are to be present for the event THE TIMES-BULLETIN SPORTS STAFF On a beautiful evening for football, homecoming ceremonies, and all the accoutet merits that go with a hometown victory. Van Wert carried it off 21-17. against the Bulldogs of Defiance Friday evening at Eggerss Stadium Last quarter ictones seem to be sweeter still and for coach Jim Hamman's chaiges, then s came with 0 .'.4 left in the game as fullback John Gamble barreled over from the live KICKED off to the Cougar 11 Ron Gutierrez biought the pigskin back to the 27, but the Cougars Mailed, and punted Defiance took the ball on its 37. lued a brace of passes, and punted to Van Wei t on its 25 From that point, the Cougars took 14 plays to travel the 75 yards as Dave Shi urn carried the burden of the drive Van tried one pass which failed, quarterback Denny Stripe pitched w ith three keepers. Jeff Wilson carried once around left end for 10 yards and a fust down and Gamble finally smacked over the TD from a yard out Todd McFcirland's kick made it 7-0 with 3 13 left in the first canto Defiance came roaring back Tailback Ron Gutman took Shrum s kickofi at his 15 and lugged it back to his own 40 In eight plays coach Bill Hughes' Blue and White were en camped on the Cougar seven, with fullback Jim Morris shooting through steady gains The last play of the first quarter was a pass complete from quarterback Terry Feeney to Dave Bowen SPITE of a four-yard loss to begin the second quai ter and Defiance's only (Please turn to Page 5) ALL HEMMED IN Van Wort's Dave Shrum (23. with ball) finds himself in the middle ot a ciowd in Fndav. night's Van Werl-Dcllancc loot ball game Othei Cougais, fiorn left, in white, aie Mike Hanover Doug Showaltu (M) Denny Stripe (11) and Jeff Wilson (80) I he Cougais pulled the labbit out of the hat in the last 34 seconds ol the game as edued Dcllancc. 21-17, to make Van Wert homecoming festivities jovous (Rusfi-r photo) Cougar-Bulldog Bands Go All Out For Homecoming Shows STATISTICS First downs Hushing yards Passing Total Passes att.-comp Interceptions In Fumbles-lost Punts-av. vds. Penalties-total yds. Score bv quai tors- 7 0 Defiance 20 12-4 I) it 127 -21 151 11-2 2 0 2-2 1-1 -M 4-37 1-5 0 10 Gamble, (I Van Weil one-yd. run (McFarland Hartman. live-yd. run (run Gamble, five-yd run (Gamble itin) Morris, live-vd. i mi (Castillo Castillo, field goal; Crow ell. punt return. The pi egame and half time shows for the Van Wert Homecoming game against Defiance Friday evening featured the Cougar and Defiance Bulldog marching bands Foi the pregame show the Van Wert band entered the field from the north end ol the stadium, formed a giant V and then marched to a block for- mation From there the band played and drilled down field in a huge heart formation to Cougar fight songs The bandsmen kneeled and played ''You are the Sunshine of My Heart" while Homecoming Queen Kim Miller and her court were presented to the audience At the conclusion of the crowning ceremony the VWHS band foimed in the center of the field and was joined by the Defiance band for the flag raising and the playing of the "Stai Spangled Banner" The com- bined bands were conducted by Vince Polce. visiting director, and Larry Schaufelberger sang the national anthem Pt egame activities concluded when I he Van Wert band formed a funnel to usher onto the field the Cougar football team AT HALF TIME the band entered the field to a drum cadence and played a fanfare introducing the band, the corps of majorettes and drum major Kevin Wermer This was followed by a company front step-four drill down field to tne 1950s song "Night Tram The drill was completed by the band moving the 22-man company front to an eight-man block band and per- forming an unusual countermarch drill in front of the stadium Tom Marxen, trumpet section leader, was featured soloist during one point of the drill. THE DEFIANCE BULLDOG Marching Band went through various formations..and their finale was a big semi-circle that encompassed three quarters of the field. Fifteen color girls were lined up behind the semi-circular formation Seven majorettes were featured Cougars, Knights, Panthers Claim Homecoming Victories HAIL TO THE QUEEN Van Wort High School's 197.3 Homecoming Queen, Jennie Bilimek, crowns Kim Miller the 1974 Queen just piiorlo (he Homecoming game Friday evening. Miss Miller was accompanied bv Cougar Quaitcrback Denny Stripe. In the game thai followed the Cougais pulled (he rabbit out of (he hat to win 21-17 over the Defiance Bulldogs with 34 seconds remaining on the clock. Du'i'lon photo) A CROWN FOR THE Everyone smiles as Cu-stvievv's 1974 homecoming queen Natalie Rolstcn is crowned bv lasi vear's queen Beth Sinn at ccicmomcs preceding 1'nday's Cieslview-1 im.i Pern football game. Others in photo arc John Reed (wearing No. flowei boy Donald Schumm and Dave Loftus (partially Cicslview made il a night to icmcmbci as it won its first game ol the season. 14- 12. (Stall photo) SPAPFRI PAULDING ROYALTY Mary Coc was crowned homecoming queen cluiint1 picr.nnc ceicmomcs at Ftiday's football game between the P.iuklin" P.i n l lu is and Wayne 1 lace Raidcis. She is pu mud with Joanna Mooie. sophomore attendant. 'I he Panthers won their homecoming game 26-8 1 he Wayne Trace Raiders with this loss now stand V3 on (he season (Staff photo) 'SPAPERJ ;


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Martial-Arts Circuit Mogul Frank Fertitta Buys Estate
Casino and mixed-martial-arts mogul Frank J Fertitta III and his wife have bo" seoname="" significance="PROMINENT" type="PERSON" topicid="" vrtysux="PERSON|Frank J Fertitta III and his wife have bo"> Frank J. Fertitta III and his wife have bought a beachfront home in Laguna Beach, Calif., listed at $33 million.
Mr. Fertitta and his brother Lorenzo own the Ultimate Fighting Championship circuit, which they bought for $2 million as a struggling martial-arts fighting operation in 2001. Fortune magazine listed Frank Fertitta as the third highest-paid American male in 2007, with $146.6 million.
Mr. Fertitta and his wife, Jill, bought the house in the name of a family trust; the price couldn't be learned, although it was below the listing price, a person close to the deal said. In Laguna Beach's Emerald Bay neighborhood, the 5,800-square-foot shingled Cape Cod on 0.24 acres has five bedrooms and six baths. There's a pool, a guest house and beach access. John McMonigle of The McMonigle Group in Newport Beach represented both the sellers, Fred and Moira Kamgar, and the buyers.
The Fertitta brothers also co-own Station Casinos Inc., a Las Vegas-based gambling company that's in talks with its bondholders in an attempt to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
Home of Bear Stearns's Cioffi
The Hamptons home of former Bear Stearns Co. hedge-fund manager Ralph Cioffi, who has been accused of fraud related to the credit crisis, has gone into contract less than five months after it was listed for $11.875 million.
The 7,000-square-foot traditional home, on 2.3 acres in Southampton, N.Y., has eight bedrooms and eight baths and comes with a tennis court. The home is expected to close for less than the $10.7 million Mr. Cioffi paid for the home in January 2007, a person familiar with the deal said. Mr. Cioffi couldn't be reached for comment.
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Mr. Cioffi and Matthew Tannin, who managed Bear Stearns funds that cost investors $1.6 billion, were among the first Wall Street executives to be indicted on credit-crisis-related counts. They were charged with conspiracy and securities fraud. Mr. Cioffi was also charged with insider trading. They've pleaded not guilty and are awaiting trial in New York federal court. Michael Conroy of Sotheby's International Realty was the listing agent. Harald Grant, also of Sotheby's, represents the buyers.
Pew Family's Former Manse
A money manager is asking $15.5 million for the former Philadelphia estate of oilman Joseph N. Pew, whose family founded one of the largest nonprofits, the Pew Charitable Trusts.
The price is $6 million above what the seller, 59-year-old Scott Miller of Miller Investment Management, paid in 2007. The 12-bedroom, eight-bath mansion, built in 1904 in the English Arts and Crafts style, sits on 15 acres and is known as Glenmede. The last Pew to live on the estate died in 1979. Mr. Miller cited renovations and landscaping work for the price increase from the 2007 listing; he also said he received a deal on the purchase price because he was conservation-minded. He has arranged for a conservation easement keeping future owners from dividing the estate. Charles Irwin and Reggie Hunt of Long & Foster Real Estate/Christie's Great Estates have the listing.
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The East Village Hotel
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A sharp example of inner-city resurrection, the Village has morphed from dodgy dive to charming gastropub. A wagyu steak arrives on a breadboard, cooked perfectly medium-rare and artfully arranged beside chunky chips and coleslaw. While the bar staff could be more educated (a question about why the steaks were labelled MS9+, MS3+ and MS7+ drew blank stares), this grub is a serious cut above average. Our softly seasoned gnocchi was delightfully light; the chilli salt-and-pepper squid sharply tasty. There is culinary thought, skill and charm at play here, and once the rooftop terrace is back in action, the only way for the Village will be up.
234 Palmer Street, Darlinghurst, Darlinghurst, NSW
- 02 9331 5457
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- Prices - $12-$35
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CNRS-INEE organizes a workshop in Tropical Ecology in Gabon. The goal is to develop capacity building on SEEG at Lékédi. The thema is "Biodiversity and Human-Nature interactions in Tropical Forest Ecosystemes". Date : netween 16-23 September. Location : Bakoumba, Parc de la Lékédi, Gabon.
Safe Climbing using the CAFOTROP Method. In order to study rainforest diversity, especially Carapa trees, it is crucial to be able to safely collect specimens high in the canopy, several meters up to dozens of meters above the ground. The know-how of arborists and naturalists allowed to develop a method to safely study canopy biodiversity. (Photo : P.-M. Forget collecting a fruit of Carapa oreophila in Nigeria using the CAFOTROP method).
Research financed by Labex DRIIHM (OHM Oyapock) in international meetings. The first results of studies carried out in French Guiana about "An evaluation of the impact of the construction of a bridge on the wildlife and depending ecological processus : long-term survey on the environnemental change in the Oyapock valley" will be presented during three international meetings :


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Hey whats up everyone on the forums, my name is John Lavoie, i'm 22yrs old and live in Providence Rhode Island.
Im a skateboarder but for the past 2 1/2 years now i've been riding road bikes. My first bike was and old 10 speed schwinn, and a little over a year ago i got the bike i'm riding now which is a ss/fg SE bike.
im wondering if i need to buy a lockring so instead of freewheeling i can ride my bike as a fixed gear?!!!
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A classic day at Discovery Beach Park with a wonderful couple. Can't wait for their wedding this August.
For the past 3 years I've had the privilege to serve under and alongside my pastor, leader, and friend Mike Howerton. Recently we were able to capture some long needed photos of this lovely family.


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This past week, I learned that a good friend of mine has 'probable' MS. She's doing well taking medication and doing specific exercises, but it generally sucks. Since then, I've seriously been tossing around the idea of riding the MS-150 this August (Berea to Sandusky, Ohio and back). It would be cool to help the cause.
Who here at bikeforums has ever ridden the MS150, either all 150 miles or part of it? What was your motivation? In what city did you ride it? How do you train for something like this? Did you ride as a single or part of a team? :confused: I'd love to hear about your experiences.
Of course, if I am able to comfortably do 75 miles a day in August (my goal), it would only make sense that I plan my first century ride for, say, September or October. What's 25 more miles, right?


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Kim and Khloe Go House-Hunting! (Photos)Shana Aborn
Khloe & Kim Take the Mortgage?
The reality-show sisters were photographed filming an episode of their show in Van Nuys, where we're told they did some house-hunting.
A new crib for Khloe and Lamar? Or Kim and Kanye? Or a place for the sisters to hang? We're not sure of that part.
But it must have been hungry work, because they stopped for a bite to eat at a local barbecue joint, where they were joined by brother Rob Kardashian.
Kim still isn't making the commitment to maternity wear, but she looked both comfortable and smart in her black top and pants, finished off with a cute pink-and-black blazer and spike heels (you know she won't switch to flats until the last day of Week 40).
What do you think of her style today?
Under the camera's eye 1 of 8The film crew follows Kim closely.
Smartly dressed 2 of 8Kim goes with a more understated look than usual.
On their way out? 3 of 8In another month or two, Kim may want to rethink her choice of footwear.
Stepping carefully 4 of 8Getting into a high SUV is tricky when you're pregnant in heels.
Hi there 5 of 8Kim stops to talk.
A brotherly lunch 6 of 8Rob Kardashian joins his sisters at a barbecue joint.
Here's Khloe 7 of 8Kim's sister and friend is behind the wheel.
All smiles 8 of 8Khloe is cheery as she house-hunts with her sister.
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Sony preview `Casino Royale` Collectors Edition DVD and Blu-Ray, new trailer video
Casino Royale - 11-09-08Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will march out a re-release of one of its bestselling Blu-ray titles with the Oct. 21 release of Casino Royale. The release coincides with the street date of six classic James Bond films on the format, and the theatrical release of the next Bond film, Quantum of Solace (Nov. 14) in the USA - reports HMM.
Click here to watch the "Casino Royale" Collectors Edition trailer video (YouTube.com)
Re-releasing titles with added bonus features or special packaging, sometimes timed with a holiday, anniversary or new theatrical release, has long been a lucrative part of the DVD business. For Blu-ray, Warner Home Video was the first to release a �double dip,� following its September 2006 release of Full Metal Jacket with a deluxe edition in October 2007, according to The DVD Release Report. The second version featured bonus features beyond the bare bones on the first version.
Click here for full details on the "Casino Royale" Collectors Edition DVD and Blu-Ray
�We learned from the growth of DVD that there�s an almost insatiable appetite for these familiar films,� said David Bishop, president of SPHE. �If you change what you�re offering, there�s a core group of consumers that will pick it up.�
The two-disc Casino Royale: Collector�s Edition ($38.96) has seven hours of bonus features, including a picture-in-picture commentary; a BD Live, multiplayer trivia game; and movie cash toward a ticket for the new film.
Bishop said he expects studios to do more re-releases with Blu-ray, enabling discs with BD Live features and more.
�It will ramp up in the coming years,� he said. �The exciting thing is [BD Live] opens up the format more than ever. We can have direct communication with the consumer, and constantly update the experience.�
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Girls ages 12 and older and women of all ages can learn self-defense techniques from Houma Police instructors.
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Red chair making rounds in GraftonNovember 15,2012GRAFTON — A famous red chair is travelling through southern Vermont and will be on display at the Grafton Inn today.
The Red Chair is being welcomed at inns and bed and breakfasts throughout New England. It is part of a consciousness raising experiment among New England innkeepers similar to Flat Stanley, a paper caricature that travels across the United States.
The chair got its start at the Woods Hole Inn in Woods Hole, Mass. It has travelled through Rhode Island and Maine and is now in Vermont before heading to New Hampshire, Connecticut, western Massachusetts, and back home to Woods Hole.
The Grafton Inn is at 92 Grafton St. in Grafton and Red Chair pictures are on the Grafton Inn Facebook page. The next stop for the Red Chair is the Three Mountain Inn on Route 30 in Jamaica.
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How many of you were asked like every Sunday to accept Jesus as you savior at a young age -in Sunday School?
I'm wondering if it is common, or was it just the churches I went to.
If you were- did you?
and do you still claim that faith/ religion?
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I grew up Lutheran. We didn't really do Sunday School. We did Catechism classes in 7th & 8th grades. During that time, we had to memorize a few Creeds & of course, the Lord's Prayer. The Lord's Prayer is said at every service. I have always had a good faith in God & Jesus, but do not regularly attend services. I had an epiphany about 4 yrs ago & feel emotionally overwhelmed attending a traditional, somber service. Having a husb. who was raised Catholic, it's hard for us to find a non-denominational church w/ upbeat music, that feels like a good fit for us. But the faith is still there & is still strong, despite not attending church.
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|File: EventHorizon Continued05-21-16
Beta Version for Legion Up
v1.9.9 *Core: - Updated core addon functionality for legion beta *Class Configurations: - Warlock - - Implemented Destro Warlock Spec Class Configs *Misc Notes: - I do not have the time or will to update every class config for every new spec/class redesign for Legion. In the past this has taken me upwards of 80 hours, and I do...
|File: EventHorizon Continued08-21-15
Anyone have a way to track the lege...
Anyone have a way to track the legendary ring buffs and cooldowns. I got it working for when I click it but am not getting anything when someone else does. Unfortunately EventHorizon doesn't currently display buffs/debuffs with infinite duration. Unfortunately Blizzard coded the rings weirdly and made it so the raid gets an infini...
|File: EventHorizon Continued07-23-15
Thanks for the update and continued...
Thanks for the update and continued work! I tried to do something last week - showing buff stack counts on the icons (specifically Elemental Fusion stacks on the Flame Shock icon for elemental shamans) but didn't manage to do it. I remember EventHorizon being able to show Lightning Shield charges on the combined LB/CL/EQ bar befor...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Release v1.9.7:
Release v1.9.7: v1.9.7 *Core: - Removed addon load spam from being on by default. *Class Configurations: - Hunter - - Fixed Dire Beast to properly display cooldown and playerbuff - Druid - - Removed references to spells which no longer exist
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Couple of things.
I don't belie...
Couple of things. I don't believe this is currently possible so I suppose it is a request. Is there a way to stack multiple buffs on one row? I realise more then one buff can't be shown at once. Maybe the icon can change to the current / most recently applied buff. It would be nice for clumping similar buffs together, for example...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Re: Spell charges
I wanted to ask for the same as Morzella here; would it be possible for you to program in spells with charges, and have the charges f.ex. be a more translucent version of the cooldown bar. The best that is currently programmed is for there to be a bar shown from 0 charges to 1 charge. Stacking multiple bars on top of each other to...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Re: Load spam
Is there a setting somewhere to disable the load/reloadui spam? I don't need or want to see this each time I load into the game, change specs, or reload the UI. I know EventHorizon is loaded; there is no need to spam my chat. Please and thank you ;) I've turned this off in 1.9.7. Sorry :)
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Hey Brusalk,
Event Horizon isn't...
Hey Brusalk, Event Horizon isn't currently tracking GCDs for GCDStyle - whether line or bar. IE, with gcdStyle set to line or bar (not false) there are no lines displayed for the GCD. I'm also no longer getting lines for attempted button presses . edit; just a follow up to this since I never actually checked it...... the spell...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
I use this add-on for many classes...
I use this add-on for many classes and very much appreciate all your hard work. I play primarily rogue, DK and priest and tracking the dots and self-buffs become greatly simplified. Given that buffs and dots can now be renewed with such a significant amount of time remaining (30% by my understanding), can this please be indicated...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Re: Resto Druid
Needless to say I love this addon. No other addon I know, can keep me on my toes when comes to rotations like EH does. Having problems with my resto druid thought. Can someone please help? Tanks in advance. Message: Interface\AddOns\EventHorizon\EventHorizon.lua:2270: table index is nil Time: 11/29/14 14:27:08 Count: 39 Stack...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Re: Resto Druid problems
Hello! I have several toons that i use this wonderful addon on. My main is a Rogue witch works like a charm. I have an alt Druid witch works witgh the feral spec but when i use the resto spec nothing comes up. No bars at all. Anyone else seing this problem? //Rocca 1.9.7 should fix this issue. Thanks for the report :)
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Re: [bug] Shadow Word: Pain and new target
Playing as a Shadow Priest, the EventHorizon frame resets as it should when you switch targets, except for Shadow Word: Pain. The duration bar is displayed from the most recently afflicted mob. When you switch back to a mob that has SWP, its duration is from the previous mob. In other words, if you switch targets, the duration is...
|File: EventHorizon Continued04-20-15
Hey All,
I apologize for the ina...
Hey All, I apologize for the inactivity in updating this addon. I just wanted to let those interested know that I'm getting back into the swing of developing this addon. Life has been rough and neccesistated prioritizing other projects. I'm at a point now where I can more regularly work on this addon. :)
|File: EventHorizon Continued11-17-14
I am trying to make a bar for Bandi...
I am trying to make a bar for Bandit's Guile for the rogue module. Here is what I have so far. -- Bandit's Guile self:newSpell({ playerbuff = {84747,84746,84745}, requiredTree = 2, requiredLevel = 60, }) I am trying to get them to be in the same bar and show which stage is active. I think it used to work that wa...
|File: EventHorizon Continued11-14-14
Tonight I'm going to fin...
UPDATE! Tonight I'm going to finish the Warrior config changes and then push out a new version. The reasoning behind why I waited to push all class config changes at once rather than pushing them as I finished them is due to my ability to provide support for people experiencing problems with the new version. Work/life has been...
|File: EventHorizon Continued10-15-14
Thanks for catching this stuff guys...
Thanks for catching this stuff guys. I'll work to add it in asap. With regards to the gcd thing, EH uses it to determine how long a GCD lasts. It's ideally an instant available to all three specs. The spell doesn't have to actually be the one used, but just one which goes on GCD the same time as everything else.
|File: EventHorizon Continued10-14-14
I'm getting the addon to work with...
I'm getting the addon to work with most of my characters, but I get the following error with my Affliction Warlock: Date: 2014-10-14 15:50:22 ID: 1 Error occured in: Global Count: 1 Message: ..\AddOns\EventHorizon\EventHorizon.lua line 2321: table index is nil Debug: EventHorizon\EventHorizon.lua:2321: EventHo...
|File: EventHorizon Continued10-01-14
Hey Brusalk,
Is there a way to co...
Hey Brusalk, Is there a way to combine two different spell IDs onto one line? For example, I want to track Sniper Training and Sniper Training: Recently Moved on the same bar. I'm currently doing this with a weakaura overlayed on Sniper Training that's tracking Recently Moved, like this: http://i.imgur.com/fF07VXw.png I have...
|File: EventHorizon Continued10-01-14
Is there a way to track FIRST charg...
Is there a way to track FIRST charge of multiple-charged spells like Confalgrate? At the moment, no. I was thinking of adding something like ticks for dots for spells on a recharge, but I'm not sure what the best approach would be yet. I have to think on this still.
|File: EventHorizon Continued10-01-14
most "bugs" i have posted in...
Hey most "bugs" i have posted in my post from 07-31-14, 04:22 PM nothing changed yet :( This weekend I'll have some time to work on class configs. I'll be sure to include yours and fix your bugs with those. Sorry it's taken so long. I'm working full time and going to school part time all while still raiding. I have a limit...
|File: EventHorizon Continued09-06-14
After making my "standard" changes,...
After making my "standard" changes, everything looks good. My only suggestion would be changing the default spell order for Elemental, so that Lava Burst and Elemental Blast will always end up next to each other (this is useful for judging which cooldown will be up soonest) Thanks for the input binkenstein!
|File: EventHorizon Continued09-06-14
The code posted by Shmii doesn't se...
The code posted by Shmii doesn't seem to work for me. I get this error: essage: Interface\AddOns\EventHorizon\EventHorizon.lua:2115: Usage: GetAddOnInfo(index) Time: 09/06/14 14:23:39 Count: 1 Stack: : in function `GetAddOnInfo' Interface\AddOns\EventHorizon\EventHorizon.lua:2115: in function `LoadClassModule' Interface\AddOn...
|File: EventHorizon Continued09-06-14
I just uploaded v1.9.5-Beta-4 which...
I just uploaded v1.9.5-Beta-4 which should fix the issues you guys are seeing. It's a bit of an annoying issue :/ Major thanks to the guys who stepped in and tried to fix the problem!
|File: EventHorizon Continued09-06-14
Re: Interaction with kgPanels
Hey there, Just started using EH, loving it so far but I'm wondering if it's possible to use it as a parent frame? I'm using kgPanels at the moment to help add outlines between bars when using spacing, but when I check the /framestack, all I get for EH is a set of tables without being able to properly set it as a parent frame....
|File: EventHorizon Continued08-04-14
Thanks for the help all.
I'm cur...
Thanks for the help all. I'm currently right in the middle of crunch time at work for pushing this release out for the due date later this week, so I won't be able to make any changes until later this week potentially.


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Two weeks ago, my Dad took out the tomato plants in the garden to make way for the cold weather veggies (yes, we still had tomatoes on the vine in October!). Already, I can see lettuces, snow peas, dill, and cilantro sprouting in the newly planted beds. This post is a memory and tribute to my Dad's summer tomatoes which were the stars of the garden this year. We were literally drowning in them!
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Please don't crucify me when I confess that I don't actually like tomatoes! That is, I don't like eating them like apples, raw out of hand. I will, however, eat tomatoes in all other forms: dried, roasted, sauces, salsas, ketchup, soups, etc. Here are some of the ways I enjoyed cooked tomatoes this summer.
Tomato onion tart: This recipes uses a lot of cherry tomatoes and it looks pretty too.
2 onions, sliced
6 oz. grated Gruyère or Swiss cheese
1 lb cherry tomatoes, halved
Puff pastry or pie dough for 9″ pie
- Preheat oven to 425F.
- Roll out dough 1/8″ thick and put into tart pan.
- Saute onions in olive oil or butter until caramelized, about 45 mins. I used the slow cooker method and cooked the onions ahead of time.
- Put the tart pan on a baking sheet. Poke dough with a fork to prevent it from puffing up, and bake for about 15-20 mins.
- Fill the tart shell with caramelized onions and sprinkle with a layer of cheese. Arrange cherry tomatoes cut side down in concentric circles starting with the outer circle and working your way in towards the center of the tart. Bake tart for 30 minutes at 375F until tomatoes are starting to shrivel and brown. Cool tart for 10 mins. before cutting and serving.
Curried ketchup with eggplant fries. This is for my eggplant loving friends (you know who you are). The ketchup recipe is from the Food Network and the eggplant fries are based on Martha Stewart's zucchini fries recipe.
I also made Indian curry.
Roasted tomato soup is a recipe that was passed along to me by M. The recipe uses 3 lbs. of tomatoes which was great. I made at least 4 batches of this soup in 2 weeks! This soup was my Mom's favorite way of enjoying our summer tomatoes and basil.
My friend T. loves tomatoes and never refuses a share of our bounty. When I asked her what she liked to make with her tomatoes, she replied, "Hello!? Tomato beef chow mein!" It's been so long since I've eaten beef that I have totally forgotten about this dish! I made tomato pork chow mein based on this Tomato beef chow mein recipe. This was so easy and delicious that I made it 2 days in a row. I rarely make the same dish twice in one month–2 days in a row is unheard of in my kitchen!
Slow roasted cherry tomatoes: This is one of D.'s famous sandwiches which he created out of fish sticks, a ciabatta roll, sliced jalapenos, and some of my slow roasted cherry tomatoes.
Cherry or grape tomatoes
Whole gloves of garlic, unpeeled
Olive oil
Herbs such as thyme or rosemary (optional)
Preheat oven to 225°F. Halve each tomato in half arrange on a parchment-lined baking sheet along with the cloves of garlic. Drizzle with olive oil, just enough to make the tomatoes glisten. Sprinkle herbs, salt and pepper to taste.
Bake the tomatoes in the oven for about three hours. The tomatoes should be shriveled and dry, but with a little juice left inside. Use them right away or let them cool, cover them with some extra olive oil and keep them in the fridge.
Lastly, I had to try my hand at making homemade basic tomato sauce. I regret to say that I do not have a good tomato sauce recipe though I feel that every cook should have a good tomato sauce recipe in their cooking repertoire. The best tomato sauce I ever had the privilege of tasting was made by my friend B.'s mother, who is Italian. Her recipe apparently is very simple but I have not succeeded in reproducing it: tomatoes, basil, and garlic (and possibly Parmesan cheese?). I do not know how she makes it taste so good (not too sweet and not too tart) but my friend B. claims it's the tomato grinder she uses on the tomatoes! In any case, I was very disappointed in my own tomato sauce which I adapted from Tyler Florence's marinara sauce recipe. While it looked and smelled delicious, it was surprisingly tart! I used the sauce to make a lasagne which ensured the sauce did not go to waste.
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There's a popular belief that rookie contracts under the 2011 CBA should take only five minutes. In one specific round, those talks are slightly more complicated.
As explained by Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union, the third round has become what one agent calls the "wild, wild West."
For reasons not entirely known, the current labor deal allows for more negotiation in round three than in the other rounds. Over time, this has created fluctuations in the various slots, giving both team and player ammunition for digging in and not budging.
As noted by Ben Volin of the Boston Globe, 206 of 253 draft picks have signed contracts as of Friday afternoon. The 81.4-percent completion rate is kept low by the fact that only 17 of 35 third-round picks have agreed to terms.
It's odd that the current cookie-cutter approach doesn't apply to every round of the draft, and it's an inconsistency that should be addressed in the next labor negotiations. Of course, given all of the other issues pending between the NFL and NFL Players Association, this one likely will be very low on the list.
Calvin Pryor thinks third year will be his best yet
Safety Calvin Pryor's first two seasons with the Jets unfolded very differently.
The 2014 first-round pick struggled as a rookie while playing in a coverage role, but fared much better in 2015 after other changes to the Jets secondary allowed him to play closer to the line of scrimmage. Pryor had 69 tackles, two interceptions and a forced fumble while playing in 13 games, which he thinks is just the base for what he can do in his third season.
Pryor said last week that he hasn't "even hit the ceiling fan yet" when it comes to his potential and that 2016 will find him continuing to rise.
"I know I'm one hell of a player when my mind is right and I'm focused and I'm locked in, and I have guys around me that believe in me," Pryor said, via NJ.com. "I like to shine in the brightest moments. That's something I'm not going to shy away from. I think with Year 3, I can only get better. I believe in my ability to do great things, as well as make the Pro Bowl and being an All-Pro. That's some of the things I have on my list, but at the same time, I have to put in the work for it. And once the season rolls around, I've got to play like it."
Pryor believes it is "too early to tell" how good the Jets will be on defense this season, but a strong group last year should benefit from both another year of experience in coach Todd Bowles' system and Pryor's continued growth at safety.
Former Inglewood employee claims books were cooked to lure NFL team
As the Rams return to L.A. and prepare to eventually move into a swanky new home in Inglewood, a new vehicle has emerged for potentially peeling back the curtain on exactly how the deal got done.
Regardless of its ultimate merit, a federal lawsuit filed by Inglewood's former budget and accounting manager could result in the public disclosure of plenty of documents and information and testimony and other stuff that Inglewood, the Rams, and/or the NFL would prefer the public not see.
Via Angel Jennings of the Los Angeles Times, Barbara Ohno alleges that Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts (pictured) instructed employees to "create a faςade of financial responsibility and well-being" for Inglewood during the competition with Carson for the privilege of putting a football stadium within city limits. Ohio claim that Inglewood regularly used money from a federal Asset Forfeiture Fund to pay for expenses that could not be covered by the Inglewood General Fund.
Butts strongly denied the allegations, claiming that "[t]he city undergoes rigorous and thorough audits by an outside audit firm." Butts also pointed out that Ohno was simply a probationary employee who was let go before her probationary period ended.
Of course, her status won't matter, if Ohno can prove that her job ended because, for example, she complained internally about irregularities like the alleged use of the Asset Forfeiture Fund for unauthorized expenses. In most American jurisdictions, employees of public and private institutions are protected against retaliation for raising concerns that the employer would prefer to not be raised, by anyone at any time.
Ohno alleges that Butts labeled her a "troublemaker," which is one of the ingredients for proving improper retaliation.
"I was told to stand down, look the other way and be a team player because when Inglewood got the Rams, there would be so much money coming in, no one would care how the city ran its finances," Ohno said in a statement, via the Times.
The lawsuit primarily will focus on: (1) exploring the accounting details; and (2) developing evidence (such as email messages and texts) showing that Ohno complained about financial issues and/or that Butts raised concerns about her complaints.
Along the way, email or other communications between the city, the Rams, and the NFL could come to light. Thanks to the defect in human nature that routinely results in people reducing to writing things they'd never say while sitting in a witness box, it makes sense for every media outlet in Southern California to scour each and every document filed in court throughout the life of Ohno's lawsuit.
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More than five years ago, it started as a 30-minute Internet-only vehicle for hot takes and Chris Farley-style interviews. Now, PFT Live somehow has morphed into a three-hour national radio show, with two hours per day that will be simulcast on NBCSN starting later this year.
I'm not sure when or how or why it happened, but it happened. And since there's a chance it can all disappear even more quickly than it arrived, you'd better listen while you still can. (That's the best sales pitch I could muster at the moment.)
Apart from those who listen to the show live on Sirius 213, XM 202, NBCSportsRadio.com, the NBC Sports Radio app, and the various terrestrial stations that carry the program, the podcast is available of every hour, every day. And the best thing about a digital file is that the demand can never outpace the supply.
For PFT Live, the demand has increased to well over 100,000 per week. Which probably means I should spend more time preparing for the show and less time trying to get more people to listen to it.
The program returns Tuesday at 6:00 a.m. ET. See you then. Even though I can't see you and, fortunately for you, you won't be able to see me before I remove the hair from my face and/or attach the hair to my scalp.
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Landing Super Bowl lands a $4 million bonus for Dolphins
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross joked last week about the $450 million of his own money he spent renovating his stadium, saying "I wish it was $450 million."
But now that South Florida has secured another Super Bowl, the money is going to start flowing back into Ross's pockets.
As part of the deal he signed with local government for renovations, the Dolphins will start cashing in on bonuses for landing big events.
The city will pay them $4 million for bringing the Super Bowl, and there are bonuses for other big events, which could pay the team up to $5 million a year.
For instance, they can also make $3 million for a World Cup semi-final or a national college-football championship, $2 million for a college playoff game, and $750,000 for international soccer matches or other events that draw 55,000 to the stadium.
The money comes from hotel taxes, which softens the burden on local residents who have felt burned by stadium deals before.
But coupled with the cost of Super Bowl bids themselves, it shows the lengths some cities will go to secure big events and keep owners happy.
Bruce Irvin thinks Raiders are ready to take the next step
Among the reasons why the Raiders have become a popular offseason choice to make a move up the standings and into the playoff hunt is the arrival of linebacker Bruce Irvin as a free agent.
Irvin is one of several players the Raiders brought to Oakland to join Khalil Mack in hopes building a defensive unit capable of taking Oakland to the right side of .500 for the first time since 2002. Irvin believes that he and Mack will prove to be a strong duo — "I really expect us to do a lot of great things this year" — and that the Raiders as a whole will prove worthy of the preseason optimism.
"You could definitely tell it's a tight group," Irvin said, via ESPN.com. "We're on the way up. You have a lot of guys who are willing to listen to the older guys, so that's the greatest thing about coming to a situation like this … I have to say, it's a bunch of guys who are hungry. They are ready to take the next step. We know what we have to do. We've seen the blueprint to win a Super Bowl — it's running the ball and playing great defense. I think we are ready to take that next step and really capture this AFC West."
Irvin, cornerback Sean Smith and safety Reggie Nelson all come to the Raiders from teams that made the playoffs last year, giving the defense some players with the knowledge of what it takes to advance to the next level. Executing those things is a different story, although the talent on both sides of the ball makes it easy to see why people are bullish about the Raiders having a chance to do it.
Patriots won't say whether John Jastremski has been fired
Last September, on the heels of the initial court ruling that scrapped quarterback Tom Brady's suspension, the Patriots separately secured the reinstatement of John Jastremski and Jim McNally, the equipment employees whose Beavis-and-Butthead text messages became the only real evidence of consequence in the #Deflategate investigation.
It's possible that, not long after Jastremski returned, he left again.
Ben Volin of the Boston Globe delves into the question of whether the Patriots fired Jastremski last season, starting with an offhand comment from (who else?) comedian Jim Breuer and ending with the team declining to respond to a pair of inquiries from Volin as to Jastremski's status.
Breuer says he met Jastremski in Cancun during the 2015 season. The meeting apparently happened on November 9, one day after the Patriots hosted Washington. With no bye the following weekend, Jastremski whereabouts on an in-season Monday raise obvious questions as to whether he was indeed still employed.
By not answering the simple question of whether Jastremski still works for the team, the Patriots necessarily have fueled speculation about the status of the guy who was primarily responsible for preparing footballs — and who along with McNally was accused by the league of running the deflation racket. If Jastremski is gone, that in turn fuels speculation as to whether the Patriots privately have concluded that he was indeed guilty.
It makes sense for the Patriots to keep things quiet with Brady's federal litigation still pending. Then again, it would have made sense to keep Jastremski employed until the lawsuit and all appeals conclude.
The answer could be (emphasis on could) that Jastremski technically hasn't been let go but that the Patriots have put him on paid leave pending the outcome of Brady's case. If Breuer hadn't blown Jastemski's cover, no one would have ever known the difference.
Does any of it matter to Brady's suspension? Perhaps. Like the brief submitted by 21 professor to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit harping on the Ideal Gas Law (a principle technically irrelevant to the case at this point in the process), it's the kind of collateral fact that could get the attention of the black-robed individuals who will be making a nuanced application of convoluted legal principles to a hotly-contested factual pattern.
In English, it means that the Patriots probably wish Breuer had communicated in goat when asked about Jastremski.
Saints expect Andrus Peat to start, but aren't sure where
The Saints have been remaking their offensive line over the last couple of years and one of the new arrivals came with the 13th pick of the 2015 draft when they selected Andrus Peat.
Peat didn't move straight into the starting lineup as a rookie, but saw time at both guard and tackle over the course of the season. Saints coach Sean Payton said last week that he expects Peat to be a starter this time around. The team is still trying to figure out which position he's going to play, however.
"Whether it's at right guard or right tackle, we've got some time and some flexibility with regards to that," Payton said, via ESPN.com. "I think he's doing real well. He finished strong last season. Obviously he played at a few different spots a year ago. He's in great shape, and I think that's gonna serve him well as we're in these practices and as we move into training camp. … I'm encouraged with how he's been progressing."
With right tackle Zach Strief back for an 11th season, guard might be the clearer path to the first team for Peat. Wherever he winds up, though, Peat is in line for a bigger role in his second year in New Orleans.
Report: Wentz is ahead of Bradford in learning Eagles' new offense
Eagles coach Doug Pederson has said repeatedly that Sam Bradford is his starting quarterback. But coaches change their minds about such things, and rookie Carson Wentz is giving Pederson plenty to think about.
According to Matt Lombardo of NJ.com, at the start of Eagles' Organized Team Activities, Wentz appeared to be ahead of Bradford in learning Pederson's offense. That's surprising given that Wentz is a rookie and Bradford is a seven-year veteran, but neither Bradford nor Wentz has played for Pederson before.
The Eagles are in an unusual position: You don't pay a quarterback $18 million to sit on the bench, but you don't draft a quarterback second overall to sit on the bench, either. Bradford is officially the No. 1 quarterback right now, but if Wentz still looks like he has a better grasp of Pederson's offense in three months, can Pederson justify keeping Wentz on the sideline?
The third quarterback on the roster, Chase Daniel, obviously knows the offense the best of the group, as Daniel previously played in Pederson's offense with the Chiefs. That could give Daniel a boost in the quarterback competition.
The bottom line is that, for all the Eagles' insistence that Bradford is their starter, it's a three-way quarterback battle. And there's no guarantee that Bradford will win it.
Andrew Whitworth open to move to guard in future
There were some moments of discord between the Bengals and tackle Andrew Whitworth last offseason, particularly when he suggested the Bengals not draft a tackle in an early round and then watched as the team drafted tackles in both the first and second round.
All wound up being fine once the season started, however. Whitworth continued to play at a high level and the Bengals signed him to a one-year extension through the 2016 season. While that leaves his future beyond this season up in the air, Whitworth is convinced "all that stuff is going to take care of itself" because "the offers are always going to be there" if one plays well and plays a leadership role.
It won't hurt that Whitworth is also open to being flexible about where he plays. Whitworth kicked inside to guard in the past when the Bengals needed help on the interior and says he's open to doing so again in the future if it means extending his time in the league.
"I still see myself as having value in that," Whitworth said, via the Cincinnati Enquirer. "I feel with my kind of strength that's something that's definitely a positive for me, so I think that you can move inside when you're a big powerful guy. Not all tackles can do that, but I'm really comfortable in there, have played really well in there and know that I could still do that. Yeah, if the body is still feeling good, for sure. If I sat there and said hey, as a tackle, how much longer can I go? I feel like at tackle I still have some years and at guard I for sure have years. I feel like it's one of those things that you have to stay open if you want to keep playing."
If Whitworth remains healthy, he will likely remain an effective blocker and that's going to lead to interest in his services at either position should he and the Bengals decide on a parting of the ways.
Monday morning one-liners
Defensive backs aren't the only players listening to Ed Reed during Bills practices.
Video games are bringing the Dolphins linebackers together.
DT Malcom Brown is taking on more of a leadership role with the Patriots.
Is Jace Amaro the right man to get the Jets going at tight end?
Ravens rookie CB Tavon Young shares the worst parts of being 5'9″.
Rookie CB William Jackson is getting used to life as a member of the Bengals.
The Browns are helping to build new athletic fields for students in Cleveland.
This could be LB Lawrence Timmons' final year with the Steelers.
Michigan State has produced more current Texans than any other school.
When will the Colts leave for their game in London?
LB Paul Posluszny is optimistic about his role with the Jaguars.
RB David Cobb moved in the wrong direction on the Titans depth chart this offseason.
Who are the best tight ends in Broncos history?
Yoga has been part of the offseason plan for Chiefs DT Dontari Poe.
What did the Raiders learn in the first OTAs of the year?
The Chargers are already preparing for the sounds of Week One in Kansas City.
What areas does Cowboys G La'El Collins need to improve?
Remembering Jack Lummus, who played for the Giants before losing his life in World War II.
The Eagles want to do a better job of stopping opposing tight ends.
Trent Murphy is working to make the most of a move from linebacker to defensive end at Redskins practices.
WR Daniel Braverman is trying to make a positive impression on the Bears.
Depth doesn't look like a problem at defensive tackle for the Lions.
DL Datone Jones faces an uncertain future with the Packers.
QB Joel Stave is trying to continue his football career as a member of the Vikings.
Raheem Morris has proven to be a hit with Falcons wide receivers.
The Panthers might miss CB Josh Norman, but know they need to move on without him.
CB P.J. Williams is eager to show what he can do in the Saints defense.
The Buccaneers look better at cornerback this season.
Cardinals QB Carson Palmer and the pressures of charity golf tournaments.
The Rams got around to holding a rookie orientation.
Five 49ers who could rise from under the radar this season.
Seahawks S Kam Chancellor had a gift for Allen Iverson at a charity basketball game.
Ron Rivera going back to fundamentals to escape Super Bowl hangover
Even when Ron Rivera gets misinterpreted, he's using it as a teaching moment for his team.
And the lesson is the Panthers have to begin their work over again, rather than thinking they're starting halfway down the path after losing Super Bowl 50.
Rivera told Jenny Vrentas of TheMMQB.com that planning how to avoid the Super Bowl hangover has been his biggest challenge of the offseason, leading him to study how other coaches have handled the loss.
"It is really important we don't lose sight of what we accomplished, but the truth of the matter is, we didn't complete it," Rivera says. "That will continue to be the emphasis: We want to get it done."
Sometimes in teaching that lesson, things get a little sideways. After Rivera made reference recently to quarterback Cam Newton needing to improve, he then felt compelled to clarify that he wasn't putting his quarterback "on blast."
But he admitted that part of what he's trying to teach his team this offseason is that all of them can get better at their craft.
"Someone said, 'You put Cam on blast.' I did that to everybody," Rivera said. "I talked about Luke [Kuechly]; Luke knows he can become a much better pass-cover guy. It is a challenge to everybody that, hey, we were pretty good, but honestly, I think we can be better. I did it right after practice [last week], and I just wanted to make sure they understood that there is a sense of urgency, even though there are 107 days left."
Knowing the number of days left until the start of the season is symbolic for Rivera, as he knows how difficult the task in front of him is. No Super Bowl loser has returned to the final game since the 1991-93 Bills, and even though the Panthers plowed through the NFC with a 15-1 record last year, he's taking nothing for granted.
That's why he's working so much on fundamentals in OTA, trying to get his team working the way last year's did, rather than trying to pick up where they left off.
Broncos' quarterback competition described as wide open
Most people think Mark Sanchez has more or less won the Broncos' quarterback competition before the competition even started, as neither of the other two quarterbacks on the roster — rookie Paxton Lynch and second-year player Trevor Siemian — is viewed as ready to play this season.
But that assumption may be wrong.
According to Andrew Mason of Broncos.com, the Broncos are having a "a wide-open competition." Broncos coach Gary Kubiak says he hasn't made a decision yet.
"When he says it's going to be an open competition, he means it," Mason said of Kubiak. "Don't assume anything."
Lynch and Siemian are getting some work with the first-string offense at Organized Team Activities, and although Sanchez is clearly the favorite, all three quarterbacks are going to get the opportunity to show who deserves to be the starter.
Fitzpatrick offer: Three years, $24 million
The suddenly public (sort of) back-and-forth continues between the Jets and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Two days after the Jets (and, yes, it was the Jets) leaked to anyone who was listening that their longstanding offer to Fitzpatrick pays out $12 million in the first year of a three-year deal, multiple reports (undoubtedly instigated by Camp Fitz) indicate that the deal has a total base value of $24 million over three years.
The $8 million annually average would put Fitzpatrick below all starting quarterbacks not named Tyrod Taylor or not otherwise operating under a wage-scale rookie deal.
The bigger takeaway is that the nothing-personal situation between team and player is quickly getting personal, starting with sympathy OTA absences by receivers Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker, continuing with the team's obvious effort to make Fitzpatrick look greedy, and culminating in Fitzpatrick's effort to expose the Jets as cheap.
Meanwhile, we'll continue to say what we've been saying for most of the last week: These two sides need to go into a room, lock the door from the outside, and work this thing out. If they can't, they should shake hands and go their separate ways.
Phil Loadholt "moving pretty well" in return from torn Achilles
Tackle Phil Loadholt took care of one obstacle in the way of his return to the Vikings when he took a pay cut earlier this offseason.
He's working his way through another one during OTAs. Loadholt is back on the field after tearing his Achilles in the preseason last year and says his return to the field has gone smoothly.
"I feel like I'm moving pretty well," Loadholt said, via the Pioneer Press. "I got some things I've got to get better at obviously, but I'm working hard to get better and those things and be ready to roll."
Loadholt's pay cut leaves him set to make a non-guaranteed salary of $2.25 million after agreeing to a reduction with another $1.25 million available in incentives. If he's going to see all of that money, he'll have to take care of a third obstacle in the form of Andre Smith. The former Bengal signed as a free agent this offseason and will be Loadholt's competition for the right tackle job.


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MOOSIC - Kelsey Gower didn't know she'd be singing for Derek Jeter when she auditioned to sing the national anthem before a Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders game.
"I've been telling everybody - I'm filling the stadium. Derek Jeter only has a little bit to do with it," she laughed.
The Kingston resident gave a pitch-perfect performance Thursday before the game against the Pawtucket Red Sox at PNC Field, more excited than nervous about singing in front of a huge crowd and the famous ballplayer.
"It's just a huge honor to be here. That (Mr. Jeter's here) just makes it more worth it," she said.
Ms. Gower almost missed the RailRiders' "O Say Can You Sing?" auditions after they were canceled once and she was out of the country when they rescheduled. She ended up recording her rendition on her cellphone and sending it in.
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