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The way I look a it is that we scored 10 points and I forget how many points the other team scores.
I know what you mean about the "if its not in NY.." thing. Thats why I didn't go to GB (especially because a loss would hurt even more with the money invested). I regret that decision though.
I hope they do well. Because my team is out. Apparently the league limits the number of games Tebow is allowed to win.
If you can get an extra 1 (or 2) at a reasonable price I'll take the flight out there. I'd kill to be there. I wish I was in GB right now
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The Giants are an interesting team. Back in 2007 and now, they lose to a team that was undefeated at the time and then beat them in the playoffs.
You going to the game? Ticket prices are absurd.
Hey g_men, I remember Pinstripe saying on a post he was gonna eat crow if Eli played a great game...But I cant find the post can you help me?
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05.31.2016 | 23 Iyar, 5776
Palestinian-American activist accuses Israel and US of shared legacy of ethnic cleansing
Shin Bet: 2 minors arrested for terror stabbing of elderly women in Jerusalem
Hezbollah deputy: No war this summer 'unless Israel chooses'
Hebron shooter's lawyers: Bring terrorist's body back to Israel
Analysis: Cryptic press release by police cushions blow for Sara Netanyahu
Analysis: A dovish Liberman sings sweetly of two-states
For female same-sex couples, gender wage gap a double whammy
Analysis: Liberman won't start a war tomorrow
Bennett launches Knesset Question Hour with one-liners and debate
Ya'alon hints at fundraising for new party in letter
Classical Review: Gloria
Taking pride in film
Alice Cooper for president!
Standing the test of time
Hapoel TA forces Game 5 against Jerusalem
Israeli gymnast wins bronze medal at European championships
J'lem aims to finish off Hapoel in Game 4 in Tel Aviv
Mac TA, Eilat into Final Four; Jerusalem closing in
Gay freedoms
Our World: The old generals' old plan
King Agrippa I: The last Maccabee
Make-believe world
Normalization talks with Turkey advancing
Turkey's Erdogan: No Muslim family should engage in birth control
Chew your way to tolerance: New spoof ad seeks to end Islamophobia
Iranian woman diguised as a man sneaks into soccer match
Iran says pilgrims will not attend haj in Mecca, blaming Saudi 'sabotage'
Khameini warns new Iranian parliament against Western 'schemes'
US pro-gun lobby to 'Ayatollahs of Iran': You haven't met alligator wrestlers, cowboys of America
Senior Iranian official: Secret, second wife of Iran's FM 'spied for the West'
ISIS plans to ignite ethnic war in Fallujah upon leaving the city, document allegedly reveals
Analysis: Islamic State may be down, but it's far from out
US prosecutors move to unseal case of Ivy League student who defected from ISIS
Australia holds five suspected of plotting sailing trip to join ISIS
A third of all Americans believe boycott of Israel justified, poll shows
Holocaust memorial projects clash in Munich
New York Jews sing, dance with locals in Morocco and Tunisia
CDU minister: Put Jewish member on looted art panel
Tourism Ministry objects to plan for 2017 closure of Sde Dov Airport, just north of Tel Aviv
Majority of Israelis ignore illegal public smoking
Environment ministry to ensure beaches are 'bikini ready' with cleanup program
Israeli researchers discover Pilates exercises help after heart attack
BGU researchers: Staring, not crowding, most bothers obese air travelers
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Two robbers led a woman at gunpoint through her Center Grove area house, having her point out where jewelry was kept in the bedrooms and forcing her to open a safe so they could ransack it for the cash inside.
The robbers walked her upstairs to the bedroom where her husband was sleeping, and she woke him up and told him they were being robbed. The two men bound their hands behind their backs with zip-ties and then went through the house for about 30 minutes in the middle of the night.
When they finally left after 2 a.m. Wednesday, she opened the front door with her hands still tied behind her back and ran to a neighbor's home in the Kensington Grove subdivision for help.
Now police are asking local residents and businesses to send in any tips or video footage that can help sheriff's deputies find the two robbers.
How to help
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office is asking for tips or video footage that could help solve an armed robbery in the Center Grove area. Two residents were held at gunpoint and had their hands bound behind their backs as two robbers stole jewelry, cash, watches and coins. Here's how to help:
Two men, one was noticeably shorter than the other. The men were carrying pistols, described as either revolvers or a .45 caliber handgun. At least one of the pistols was shiny or chrome.
Time and place
The robbery occurred before 2:23 a.m. Wednesday, when police were called in the 5100 block of Chancery Boulevard. The home is in Kensington Grove subdivision, located just southwest of Center Grove High School. The neighborhood has entrances on Morgantown, Stones Crossing and Travis roads. The home that was robbed is located about 500 feet from the Morgantown Road entrance.
Video footage
Police are asking for anyone who may have video recordings in Kensington Grove or the area around the subdivision, especially along Morgantown Road.
Where to call
Anyone with information or video footage should call the sheriff's office at 317-736-9155 or 317-346-4604.
The crime likely wasn't a random act, based on information homeowners Hugh and Sharon O'Gara gave police about how the men acted and comments they made during the robbery, Sheriff Doug Cox said. Both robbers appeared calm and told the homeowners they should use their alarm system, which was not on at the time of the robbery, Cox said. Hugh O'Gara even told police one man sounded nice when he spoke to them.
But the robbers also pointed guns at both residents, tightened the zip-ties around Hugh O'Gara's wrists even more when he said they were too tight and stole several pieces of jewelry and watches as well as cash and coins.
"The fact that they broke into a home and committed a robbery/burglary is not nice. It's not good," Cox said.
Police reviewed security video from nearby Center Grove High School, but the video was too low quality to help in the investigation, Cox said. Police don't have a description of either man, only that one man was noticeably taller than the other.
"We still need the public's help with surveillance video from the housing addition. Maybe a store clerk who remembers someone suspicious in their store prior to the incident. Maybe someone who has a friend that has come into cash or jewelry and is acting strange," Cox said in a news release.
Anyone with information about the robbery or video footage from the area can contact the sheriff's office at 736-9155 or 346-4604.
The two men entered the home in the 5100 block of Chancery Boulevard, just southwest of Center Grove High School, around 2 a.m. Sharon O'Gara, 66, was awake in a bedroom when the door opened and two men carrying pistols walked in, according to the sheriff's office report.
The men told her to take off two bracelets she was wearing, then bound her hands behind her back with a zip-tie. They asked her where the jewelry was and took several more pieces, the report said.
The men led her downstairs at gunpoint and had her open a safe, and they took cash and other items out of it. They led her back upstairs and had her wake up Hugh O'Gara, 73, who was sleeping in another bedroom. The men bound his hands with zip-ties also.
The two men stole more jewelry, cash and watches from that bedroom. They left the room, and the couple heard the door sensor beep as the men left the house. Sharon O'Gara waited to make sure they were gone before going downstairs, opened the door and headed to a neighbor's home to get help. Her husband remained tied up at home.
The neighbor called the Johnson County Sheriff's Office at 2:23 a.m.
Anna Mandelbaum, who lives east of the O'Garas, said she didn't hear anything overnight and wasn't aware the house was robbed until she woke up Wednesday morning to find TV crews and police in the neighborhood.
Mandelbaum was surprised she didn't hear a home alarm going off, only to find out that the couple hadn't turned it on at night, she said.
"I know that everybody who has an alarm is going to start using it now," she said.
The robbers told the couple that they didn't intend to hurt them. The fact that both men seemed calm during the robbery and made comments about the alarm system are leading police to think that the men know or had researched the O'Garas, Cox said.
"They did comment that these guys were fairly calm. They didn't get easily excited and weren't tossing them around," Cox said. That behavior helps lead investigators to the conclusion that the house was not selected randomly, he said.
"Someone did their homework."
Hugh O'Gara owns two buy-here, pay-here car lots in Indianapolis and also told police that he was recently selling some silver coins at a Johnson County jewelry shop. Police are investigating whether someone may have followed or traced him back to his home, Cox said.
Police are asking anyone with surveillance video to contact the sheriff's office. Investigators are especially seeking video footage from inside the Kensington Grove subdivision or near Center Grove High School focusing on Morgantown Road.
The home is about 500 feet from Morgantown Road, but the subdivision also has entrances on Stones Crossing Road and Travis Road.
Police found Hugh O'Gara's cellphone in the road at Nottingham Court. That street is south of the home that was robbed and ends in a cul-de-sac.


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did not turn out as well as i'd hoped.
if loving fictional triangles is wrong i dont wanna be right
Too bad that there isnt a real journal...would love to have them :3
It's interesting how it seems whoever wrote 3 had trusted Bill at some point, calling him a gentleman, but I guess Mr. Cipher did something very, very bad and made him change his mind!
You're welcome!
Me, too. Hopefully they'll go into Bill's history a bit more over the next season, maybe even a little bit in the season finale! And by the way Bill responded to hearing Stan's name, there was probably a little history there, or maybe Stan happens to be very important or vital to something, maybe connected in some way to the Gravity Falls mystery, or just in the way of Bill's own unknown plans. Stan didn't really seem to know who Bill was when Dipper mentioned him, but he could have been pretending, or just old enough to forget. XD
I think I saw that interview, the reason Gravity Falls was picked out of Alex's three ideas was because he had a drawing of Grunkle Stan in his fez and the exec was interested in that.
It's pretty cool to see a show on Disney that has conspiracy theories, shriners, paranormal activity and illuminates.
I just can't wait to see more, I'm very excited for the season finale! And seeing more of Bill and the twins would definitely be interesting, but I'd also like to see an interaction between Bill and Stan, even if it's very, very brief. I'd just like to see how Stan reacts to Bill, see if he shows a little recognition or maybe just utter confusion. And I want to see Dipper and Mabel fight with Bill outside of someone's mind, if that is possible? Can Bill exist or do magic outside of someone's mind? When Gideon summoned Bill, I think Gideon went unconscious momentarily, so he could see and interact with Bill. If Bill can work outside of someone's mind, I'd like to see Dipper and Mabel use magic from they learned from 3 to fight against Bill.


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Magnolia has announced the stateside release dates for Lars von Trier's hotly anticipated "Nymphomaniac." It will be broken up into two films, with "Nymphomaniac Part 1" hitting theaters March 21, 2014 (and VOD March 6), and "Part 2" arriving on April 18, 2014 (and VOD April 3).Read More »
It's coming. (Sorry). Magnolia Pictures has officially set the U.S. release dates for each installment of Lars Von Trier's two part sex epic "Nymphomaniac," and you'll be able to watch it in the comfort of your own home right away.Read More »
Already this year's second highest-grossing R-rated film in the UK, the North American rights to "Filth" were recently acquired by Magnolia Pictures. The black comedy starring James McAvoy is based on the novel by Irvine Welsh ("Trainspotting") and has garnered plenty of accolades including British ...Read More »
Of all the films coming out in 2014 we've already seen, it's safe to say Richard Ayoade's "The Double" is near the top of our list. Starring Jesse Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowska, the film is a dark, Kafka-esque story centered on a man who is driven insane by the appearance of his doppelgänger.Read More »
Magnolia Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to Richard Ayoade's follow-up to "Submarine," "The Double," starring Jesse Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowska. The company plans to release it in 2014.Read More »
Magnolia Pictures has snapped up US rights to Richard Ayoade's TIFF dark comedy "The Double," starring Jesse Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowska. Check out the atmospheric trailer, below.Read More »
Just saw Gravity (Warner Bros. Worldwide) in 3D at the Arclight Hollywood, having missed its Gala Premiere in Toronto where the line to see even the Press and Industry screening wound around corners on the street, up stairs and around the theater interior like a snake. So glad to have seen it in th...Read More »
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Just before its Toronto Film Festival debut next Thursday, Magnolia Pictures has acquired US rights to "The Right Kind of Wrong," a romantic comedy directed by Jeremiah Chechik ("National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," "Benny & Joon"). "'The Right is Wrong' is a lovely, well-directed crowdpleaser, a...Read More »


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Rooms were cheap, but not akin to what we read in prior reviews. Location is not great, merzouga has much more going on and the supratours bus leaves from there, making things easy, even though the bus does stop at the centre of Hassi Labied. Isn't too easy to get a taxi over from Hassi Labied to Merzouga either. Room walls were quite dirtied and the door didn't lock. Owners were not English speaking and not knowledgeable of supratours bus service.
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Great hostel, where staff want to make you feel at home and will go out of their way to help you. Delighted with my stay there. Nice views from the terrace upstairs out onto the desert. They also organised an amazing desert tour which was good value for money.
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Perfect! This is the best place to stay if you want to fully enjoy the Sahara desert. The staff picked us up from the bus station, provided breakfast, and arranged a camel tour. Our room was clean and had good hot water. The hotel is in front of the sand dunes and you can literally walk into the Sahara! The desert tour was great. Our guide was nice and the food was the best I've had in Morocco. There was even a campfire and you could see every star in the sky. Great value, perfect place!
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A puppy named Topanga visited WITN News at Sunrise as the Pet of the Week Wednesday.
Topanga is a female Hound/Terrier Mix. She came to the Humane Society at just 4 days old. She was bottle fed in foster care.
Topanga loves to give kisses, receive belly rubs, and play with toys. She enjoys playing with her litter mates, but not when they play too rough. She would make an excellent addition to any family.
Topanga still needs to learn house-training and obedience, but volunteers say she is very smart and willing to learn.
All dogs at the Humane Society of Eastern Carolina are spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccines, dewormed, and on heartworm and flea prevention. All dogs 6 months or older are tested for heartworms. Their adoption comes with a small bag of Hill's Science Diet food and a free one month trial of pet health insurance.
If you are interested in adopting Topanga or any of the animals at the Humane Society of Eastern Carolina, please contact them at (252) 413-7247 or visit them online at www.hsecarolina.org.


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I doubled my position in this today. I am now short 160 30 $ puts and long the 29 $ puts 160.


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With the release ofGuitar Hero: Warriors of Rock on September 28th, Acitivision has a tall order when it comes to winning back fans of the once coveted trail blazing rhythm guitar phenomenon.
The franchise has been stagnant as of late, a redundant vessel too busy with its hands on all utters of the cash cow to realize that it has steadily grown light years behind Rock Band. Guitar Hero: Van Halen was an inexcusably lazy mess, so much so that Activision had to bundle it with Guitar Hero 5 to offload its supply. Released on December 22, 2009 and February 2010 internationally, the game would go on to sell less than 250,000 copies and would be the musical equivalent to this year's Ozzfest Main Stage.
"We engaged our fans to find out what they really wanted and then hand-picked over 90 tracks that deliver the ultimate rock experience," said Tim Riley, Vice President of Music Affairs for Guitar Hero. "From the new guitar controller to the gameplay to the on-disc set list, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is truly a return to rock."
With a plethora of new features starting with the aforementioned bundled guitar controller (see photo), Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock's Quest Mode--the franchise's first ever story-based career mode narrated by Gene Simmons, and unlockable perks (similar to Modern Warfare) with larger multipliers leading way to a 40-star song rating as opposed to the franchise's standard five, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is a summer tour away from winning me back as a fan and inspiring me to go out and purchase a $45 concert t-shirt.
The full track list includes: A Perfect Circle - "The Outsider"
Aerosmith - "Cryin'"
AFI - "Dancing Through Sunday"
Alice Cooper - "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
Alter Bridge - "Ties That Bind"
Anberlin - "The Feel Good Drag"
Anthrax - "Indians"
Arch Enemy - "Nemesis"
Atreyu - "Ravenous"
Avenged Sevenfold - "Bat Country"
Bad Brains - "Re-Ignition (Live)"
Band Of Skulls - "I Know What I Am"
Black Sabbath - "Children Of The Grave"
Blind Melon - "Tones Of Home"
Blue Öyster Cult - "Burnin' For You"
Bush - "Machinehead"
Buzzcocks - "What Do I Get?"
Children Of Bodom - "If You Want Peace... Prepare For War"
Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Fortunate Son"
The Cure - "Fascination Street"
Deep Purple - "Burn"
Def Leppard - "Pour Some Sugar On Me (Live)"
Dethklok - "Bloodlines"
The Dillinger Escape Plan - "Setting Fire To Sleeping Giants"
Dire Straits - "Money For Nothing"
DragonForce - "Fury of the Storm"
Drowning Pool - "Bodies"
Edgar Winter- "Free Ride"
Fall Out Boy - "Dance, Dance"
Five Finger Death Punch - "Hard To See"
Flyleaf - "Again"
Foo Fighters - "No Way Back"
Foreigner - "Feels Like The First Time"
George Thorogood and The Destroyers - "Move It On Over (Live)"
The Hives - "Tick Tick Boom"
Interpol - "Slow Hands"
Jane's Addiction - "Been Caught Stealing"
Jethro Tull - "Aqualung"
John 5 - "Black Widow Of La Porte"
KISS - "Love Gun"
Linkin Park - "Bleed It Out"
Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Call Me The Breeze (Live)"
Megadeth - "Sudden Death"
Megadeth - "Holy Wars... The Punishment Due"
Megadeth - "This Day We Fight!"
Metallica & Ozzy Osbourne - "Paranoid (Live)"
Muse - "Uprising"
My Chemical Romance - "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)"
Neil Young - "Rockin' In The Free World"
Nickelback - "How You Remind Me"
Night Ranger - "(You Can Still) Rock In America"
Nine Inch Nails - "Wish"
The Offspring - "Self Esteem"
Orianthi - "Suffocated"
Pantera - "I'm Broken"
Phoenix - "Lasso"
Poison - "Unskinny Bop"
Queen - "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Queensrÿche - "Jet City Woman"
Rammstein - "Waidmanns Heil"
The Ramones - "Theme From Spiderman"
Red Rider - "Lunatic Fringe"
R.E.M. - "Losing My Religion"
Rise Against - "Savior"
The Rolling Stones - "Stray Cat Blues"
The Runaways - "Cherry Bomb"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 1 - Overture"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 2 - The Temples Of Syrinx"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 3 - Discovery"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 4 - Presentation"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 5 - Oracle: The Dream"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 6 - Soliloquy"
Rush - "2112 Pt. 7 - Grand Finale"
RX Bandits - "It's Only Another Parsec..."
Silversun Pickups - "There's No Secrets This Year"
Slash featuring Ian Astbury - "Ghost"
Slayer - "Chemical Warfare"
Slipknot - "Psychosocial"
Snot - "Deadfall"
Soundgarden - "Black Rain"
Steve Vai - "Speeding" (Vault Version)
Stone Temple Pilots - "Interstate Love Song"
Strung Out - "Calling"
Styx - "Renegade"
Sum 41 - "Motivation"
Tesla - "Modern Day Cowboy"
Them Crooked Vultures - "Scumbag Blues"
Third Eye Blind - "Graduate"
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - "Listen To Her Heart"
Twisted Sister - "We're Not Gonna Take It"
The Vines - "Get Free"
The White Stripes - "Seven Nation Army"
ZZ Top - "Sharp Dressed Man (Live)"
Please note: including Nickelback, Sum 41, and Third Eye Blind in the same sentence as the words "music" or "rock" is detrimental to your health. Loss of credibility and friends may occur. Please consult your physician when choosing to listen to terrible bands.


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With the flair you'd expect from a Vegas casino company, MGM officials made a show of loading glitzy boxes they said contained their casino proposal into black SUV's for submission to the state gaming commission.
The company's local boss says it's a good plan.
"We feel we've got the best proposal we feel we've got the best casino product in the country," says Lorenzo Creighton, president of MGM National Harbor
He wouldn't say more because the exact details are considered a secret at this point. The company handed out videos of its existing properties. The promise here has always been an $800 million destination casino resort complex with gambling, of course, but also restaurants and performance venues and 8,400 permanent jobs.
National Harbor's developer says the plans won't disappoint.
"MGM combined with this site is pretty hard to beat," says John Peterson of The Peterson Company.
MGM may face competition from rival Penn National, which bought the nearby Rosecroft Raceway specifically in hopes of building a casino there. That company is not commenting. It has until 2 p.m. Friday to submit its proposal.
Penn National's odds of success are considered slim after spending millions to defeat Maryland's gambling expansion.
MGM's president responded this way when asked about Rosecroft: "Who?"
Watching it all play out are the people of Prince George's County. By vote, the majority support the casino. But in the neighborhoods around National Harbor, there remains ambivalence.
"I think it gonna be bad for people who can't afford to gamble," says Shirley Covington, who lives near the National Harbor. "They're probably gonna get addicted. And I'm totally against it."


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Diligent Fingers – 99% Freestyle [Video]
Making his debut on Hip-Hop Kings is Manchester based Diligent Fingers with the video for his single "99% Freestyle". Diligent Fingers shows his effortless rhyming style over the Sonnyjim and Wizard orginal track with his own little twist which has been credited with just under 1000 youtube views to date. Look out for plenty of new music from Diligent Fingers in the forthcoming months, however you can watch Diligent Fingers – 99% Freestyle on the video player below.
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Lunar C and Jack Flash – Call It [Video]
Bradford MC Lunar C has been making a huge impact in the Dont Flop battle scene, and he's recently collaborated with Huddersfield based Jack Flash for their single "Call It". The brand new video has been filmed by Paul Cockcroft, and the single (produced by Wizard) is set to be well received across the country. Check out the Hip-Hop Kings archives for Lunar C and Jack Flash music and videos, however you can watch Lunar C and Jack Flash – Call It on the video player below.
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JollyJay ft Bajka – Virtual [Music]
U.K/German based underground Hip-Hop artist JollyJay has teamed up with Bajka for their latest collaborative single "Virtual". The track has been produced by Cloud 9, and is a great way to keep JollyJay's fans fed with new music. A lot has been happening for JollyJay, and he'll be celebrating the sucess of "Scattered Colours on the Rubiks Cube" has now sold 1000 copies, so JollyJay is in the process of re-ordering another 1000. If you haven't bought your copy yet please do so from the link above. JollyJay is working on two upcoming projects, one with production from Doe Diggla which is described as more upbeat/electronic, and the second following the path of his debut release with H-to-0 "Scattered Colours on the Rubika Cube". Lastly JollyJay is set to square up against "D'Meitz" in the Don't Flop International battle, which has been highly anticipated from the Don't Flop and Grindtime battle leagues. You can listen to JollyJay ft Bajka – Virtual on the audio player below.
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Lunar C Freestyle and Interview for Hip-Hop Kings [Exclusive]
We have caught up with Bradford based MC Lunar C at the latest Dont Flop event in Sheffield for an exclusive interview and freestyle for Hip-Hop Kings. I linked with Lunar C originally in Manchester during his Don't Flop try-out, and he has the full support and co-sign from Hip-Hop Kings. Watch out for Lunar C in the forthcoming Don't Flop battle league, and further music releases as we progress through 2011. You can watch the Lunar C interview and freestyle for Hip-Hop Kings here.
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Dont Flop "To The Test 6" Behind The Scenes [Video]
As many of the Hip-Hop Kings fans will already know, we are the official media partner for the filming and behind the scenes footage for the Don't Flop battle league. Both myself and Dan from Nomadic Productions were recently in Sheffield for the "To The Test 6" battle event, which featured the likes of Lunar C, Matter, Bowski and Jefferson Price amongst the battlers. Look out for the behind the scenes footage in London coming very soon, however you can watch Dont Flop "To The Test 6" behind the scenes on the video player below.
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Don't Flop – Eurgh vs Hines Word Freestyle Battle [Video]
As part of the Don't Flop "April Fools" series, a brand new video was hosted today which features Eurgh vs Hines in a genuine freestyle battle. Random words were selected and hosted on a projector prior to the battle, and both Eurgh and Hines are challenged to rap on topic according to the worlds. Make sure you attend the Don't Flop in Manchester (LINK) where Hip-Hop Kings will be filming behind the scenes and conducting interviews. You can watch Don't Flop – Eurgh vs Hines Word Freestyle battle below.
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Dont Flop – JollyJay vs Prince Kong [Video]
JollyJay and H-to-O – Scattered Colours On the Rubiks Cube DOWNLOAD Link
Making his third appearance at Don't Flop is Brighton / German based JollyJay, against Prince Kong in a cash match. JollyJay has history with Prince Kong, when battling TC who is another member of Rumcom, Prince Kong shouted out and JollyJay responded challenging Prince Kong to a battle. Don't Flop present the typical three round battle with no OT but an unlimited time in the last verse. You can watch Don't Flop – JollyJay vs Prince Kong on the video player below.
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Sturban Clothing Present – Sensa – Do You Know Me [News]
Shoutout to Sturban Clothing who are constantly promoting the local and national Hip-Hop scene. They've hooked up with U.K battle rapper Sensa so fans can preview his upcoming album "Do You Know Me" and have offered the project as a free download to fans. Sensa is probably most known for his Don't Flop appearances, and has recetly battled U.S based Soul Khan in the latest "Blood In The Water" series. Click the link below to download Sensa – Do You Know Me and watch the live battle with Soul Khan too.
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Dont Flop Doubles Final – Tenchoo x Lego vs Gasp x Depths [Video]
The U.K battle series "Don't Flop" recently presented the doubles final which was held in London. Scottish rap battle duo Gasp and Depths travelled down from Scotland, to battle Don't Flop regulars Tenchoo and Lego. Don't Flop finals are three rounds of 90 seconds, and with judges voting the winners receive a £250 cash prize, along with beats and Don't Flop T-Shirts. Look out for a new Don't Flop "Blood In The Water" event coming soon, and Hip-Hop Kings regular JollyJay making an appearance too. You can watch Tenchoo x Lego vs Gasp x Depths – Don't Flop Doubles Final below.
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Dont Flop – JollyJay vs Nishi [Video]
I'm a keen follower of the Don't Flop battle tournaments, however I have to share this particular battle with JollyJay and Nishi. I've known JollyJay for years, and spoken to Nishi in regards to his music before (who also quotes Hip-Hop Kings in one of his battle lines). JollyJay is a member of the Hip-Hop Kings Forum, where people can sign for free and share and promote their music. Look for the advert on the left hand side of the blog. In the meantime, please enjoy this Don't Flop battle between JollyJay and Nishi.
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Kotoshogiku was as impregnable as a tank in a dominant victory over Okinoumi to remain undefeated Saturday, keeping his ozeki promotion bid rolling at the Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament.
Kotoshogiku stayed in a dead heat with yokozuna Hakuho and rival sekiwake Kisenosato as the only three wrestlers with 7-0 records as the first week of action drew to a close at the 15-day meet.
Okinoumi (3-4) was put on the back foot from the start of the bout as Kotoshogiku got his right hand on the mawashi and his left hand under his opponent's armpit before crushing him over the straw bales in a relentless onslaught at Ryogoku Kokugikan.
Kotoshogiku, who is hoping to fill the shoes of retired ozeki Kaio, has put together 21 wins over the last two basho and 12 more in the autumn meet should be enough for a move up the rankings for the Kyushu basho in November.
In the day's final bout, Hakuho, who is seeking a career 20th title, slapped down Toyonoshima (1-6) to remain perfect.
Sekiwake Kakuryu, who came into the Tokyo meet also up for promotion, saw his hopes all but dashed with a fourth defeat at the hands of Kisenosato, who blasted the Mongolian wrestler with his right hand to send him flailing over the edge.
Harumafuji, who was making his second bid for promotion to yokozuna before suffering three defeats in the first six days, lost all his marbles with a fourth defeat to Yoshikaze (3-4).
Harumafuji, who made a failed run for sumo's highest rank at the 2009 Nagoya basho, was sent stumbling forward over the ridge after an overzealous attack.
Ironically, the ozeki, who won the July meet with an impressive 14-1 mark, is now fighting just to register a majority of wins.
Baruto (5-2) got twisted around by little-man Takekaze (1-6) and was almost sent to another defeat before escaping the No. 3 maegashira's grip and slamming his opponent to the surface. Bulgarian Kotooshu (1-6), who pulled out due to injuries early in the day, lost by default to Tochinoshin (4-3).


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Despite ID, little is clear in mauling
TULSA — Authorities Tuesday identified a 2-month-old boy who died after being mauled by a Labrador puppy inside a south Tulsa residence, but offered few other details concerning the attack. The victim was identified by Tulsa police as Zane Alen Earles. Police declined to release the names of his parents or his grandparents, in whose home the attack occurred. The dog was taken to an animal shelter after the attack Monday and later was euthanized, Tulsa police spokesman Leland Ashley said. Ashley said the infant's mother found him dead in an infant swing about 10:30 a.m. Monday. The child's body was taken to the state medical examiner's office, where the cause of death is pending, said Randy Saffell, a spokesman for the office. Saffell said it may take up to 12 weeks to receive all the test results to determine exactly how the infant died. Detective Scott Murphy declined Tuesday to give details of the child's injuries, citing the sensitive nature of his death. The child's father and grandfather left the home, 2904 E 102, at 8 and 8:30 a.m. Monday, Ashley said. Before the grandfather left, he put the infant in a swing in a dining room at the east end of the south Tulsa home. The infant's mother and grandmother were asleep in their bedrooms at the west end of the home.
Parents' names withheldAshley declined to release the parents' names, but said the infant's father is 18 and the mother is 17. Authorities think Earles was bitten numerous times by the black Labrador puppy. Hod Johnson, a neighbor, said the family mostly keeps to themselves. "I knew them well enough to say 'Hi' when I saw them on the street," Johnson said. A week ago the young parents and a friend had the baby in a stroller and were taking a walk, he said. "It's a sad situation," Johnson said. Contributing: State Correspondent Larry Levy
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Recent accidental toddler deaths• SkyDawn Word, 2, died June 29 after drowning in her family's pool near Chickasha. •Raymond Palmer, 19 months, died June 28, after he was run over by family friend's truck near Ardmore. •Brecken Owenby, 2, died June 27 along with his father Joshua Owenby, 27, who apparently drove an ATV off an Arkoma bluff into the water 25 to 30 feet below. •Colby Weske, 16 months, died May 29 after being pulled from a private swimming pool in north Oklahoma City. •Maddlen Leann Driver, 3, died June 23 when her mother, 23-year-old Amy Driver, backed over the child in their driveway southeast of Whitesboro in Le Flore County. •Johnny Lee Catlaidge, 19 months, died after he was found floating in his family's in-ground swimming pool in Coweta on July 1.


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Why I did Xenowealth: A Collection as a Kickstarter
Clay Kallam has nice things to say about the collection, and recommends reading the Xenowealth collection in the first regular review of Xenowealth: A Collection.
He does lead off with this:
The brave new world of publishing can affect even the successful, including Tobias Buckell, author of "Xenowealth" and "Arctic Rising" books, who now must resort to crowdfunding to get all of his works into print.
(Via Worlds Beyond: Tobias Buckell revisits his 'Xenowealth' world with a new collection of short stories – San Jose Mercury News.)
I'm grateful to Clay for recommending the books.
To dig into why I did the Kickstarter, as opposed to selling it to a publisher: I make more off the Kickstarter. I'd talked to one publisher about it, and they turned it down. And I've run the numbers. A mid list author like me, for a short story collection, can expect something like $1,000-$5,000. $5,000 is high for a short story collection. The received wisdom is that short story collections don't sell. It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.
And to be fair, readers do seem to prefer longer pieces.
The reason I didn't shop the project around any further was that I knew I could make more rolling my own. Xenowealth: A Collection got $7,105 on Kickstarter. Yes there were fees, shipping, printing costs, but there were also more preorders via backerkit. There were a lot of eBook preorders once I put that up as well.
When all is said and done, this will be a project that is looking likely to break $10,000, which leaves me quite delighted. Who would have offered me 10K on a short story collection?
The follow up question is: why don't I do more novels this way?
Well, so far, there have been more advantages doing it the other way. Monetarily. But also growing my reach and audience. The Apocalypse Ocean is not the most I've made off a novel in all the publishing methods I've tried (crowd funding/direct digital/medium press/NY Publishing), but it's middle of the pack. But, having roughly tripled what I could expect to have made on the short story collection, crowd funding is a tool in my kit that I can deploy if things ever flag elsewhere. If I have to flip that switch, I am happy to. I'm grateful to my readership for sticking with me in all the ways I publish things.
I made a lot of mistakes while doing this Kickstarter last. I've made due note of every single one. I was originally going to write a post called 'All the ways I crashed and burned on my 3rd Kickstarter' but that's no positive learning and moving forward, it's me feeling bad for myself. And the truth is, I don't need more negativity. Mark what failed, avoid in future, learn. Always learn. The biggest error was a messed up print run using the wrong paper for the collection. After I sorted that out, I used the extra copies as advanced reader copies, sending them out to reviewers.
The fact that Xenowealth: A Collection is being reviewed by the San Jose Mercury News shows that there is a lot of potential, and the experience is ending up positive.


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|LINUXIT.CO., LTD. Patent applications
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|NETWORK SYSTEM - Provided is a network system for controlling devices which operate in response to an infrared signal. The network system includes modules and a home server. The modules output the infrared signal for controlling the devices in response to command data or analyze path information of the command data, forward the command data to next one of the modules, and receive infrared control signals generated by the devices. The home server includes ID numbers of the modules and the path information of the command data for allowing the command data to reach each of the modules and outputs the command data or receives the infrared control signals. Therefore, the network conveniently control the devices using the infrared control signal even when the modules are too distant from the home server for the infrared signal to reach the devices at a time or obstacles are placed in front of the modules. Also, the network system performs authentication processes among the modules using time information to prevent the modules from malfunctioning by another infrared signal or command data.


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Finals capsule: Jenks vs. Tulsa Union
By Ryan Aber
Jenks Trojans
Record: 13-0
Ranking: No. 1
Coach: Loren Montgomery, 1st season (interim)
Previous state titles: 1979 (3A), 1982 (5A), 1993 (6A), 1996 (6A), 1997 (6A), 1998 (6A), 1999 (6A), 2000 (6A), 2001 (6A), 2003 (6A), 2006 (6A), 2007 (6A).
Road to 2009 finals: Beat Yukon 44-6, beat Edmond Memorial 28-14, beat Southmoore 44-26.
2008 record (playoffs): 3-11 (Beat Enid 45-28, beat Edmond Santa Fe 24-3, beat Mustang 35-20, lost to Tulsa Union 34-20). All three playoff wins, and six regular season wins, were later forfeited by Jenks.
Last week: Zack Langer ran for 281 yards at Putnam City Stadium as the Trojans jumped on the SaberCats early and didn't let up, handing Southmoore its second loss of the season.
Player to watch: Zack Langer, RB. Langer, a junior, is the leading rusher and scorer in Class 6A. Last week, he had 135 rushing yards in the first half. For the season, he has more than 2,200 rushing yards.
Key stat: 35. Consecutive on-the-field wins by Jenks over teams other than Tulsa Union.
News to know: Jenks is in the state championship game for the 12th time in 14 seasons. … Jenks and Union will meet in the state championship game for the seventh time since 1998 and the third season in a row. … No team other than those two has won a Class 6A state title in football since Midwest City in 1995. … Junior QB Sawyer Kollmorgen has thrown for more than 2,200 yards this season. … Jenks OL Bob Graham is committed to Iowa State while OL Jake Alexander is committed to Tulsa. … The Trojans scored 40-plus points 10 times this season, including eight of the last nine weeks.
Union Redskins
Record: 12-1
Ranking: No. 2
Coach: Kirk Fridrich, third season at Union.
Previous state titles: 1963 (C), 2002 (6A), 2004 (6A), 2005 (6A), 2008 (6A)
Road to 2009 final: Beat Claremore 27-9, beat Lawton 63-25, beat Broken Arrow 24-13.
2008 record (playoffs): 13-1 (Beat Sand Springs 70-21, beat Norman North 49-14, beat Midwest City 49-17, beat Jenks 34-20)
Last week: Chase Boyce ran for two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter to lift the Redskins to a come-from-behind win at Tulsa University's Chapman Stadium.
Player to watch: Chase Boyce, QB. The senior has thrown for more than 1,600 yards. Last week, he was also Union's leading rusher with 79 yards on the ground.
Key stat: 35.9. The Redskins' average margin of victory in Union's 11 wins this season before last week.
News to know: Jenks beat Union 27-25 on Sept. 11. … Thomas Roberson, a Tulsa commit, has more than 700 yards receiving. … Sophomore Blace Walser and senior Bobby Lind are the Redskins top two tacklers. … Senior Jarred Davis and junior Jalen Hearron have shared the load at running back this season. Combined, they have more than 1,000 yards rushing. … Last week was the second time in the playoffs the Redskins trailed at halftime. … Cole Way, the brother of former Redskins standout and current OU kicker Tress Way, hit a 42-yard field goal in last week's win.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) --
Florida lawmakers are poised to override a governor's veto for the first time in 12 years.
The Republican-controlled Legislature's agenda for Tuesday's
(November 16) special session includes override votes on possibly nine bills and one budget item.
All were vetoed this year by Gov. Charlie Crist, who quit the
GOP in April to run unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate as an
The override candidates include a $9.7 million appropriation for
the University of Florida's Shands Teaching Hospital and two bills
diluting the executive branch's power. Another would let local
governments put yard trash in garbage dumps.
The Legislature won't consider controversial bills Crist vetoed.
Those include bills on teacher merit pay and retention, elections
and abortion.


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Science Friction EP
- Artists Alex Arnout, Daren Nunes
- Release Date 2012-09-10
- Labels Turquoise Blue Recordings
- Catalog TQR008
- Description Dogmatik's Alex Arnout makes a stellar return to highly promising Turquoise Blue label this September with the 'Science Friction' EP. Turquoise Blue recently released the undeniably on point 'Sound-Byte' EP by Alex Arnout, which garnered huge support from the likes of Huxley, Clive Henry, Ryan Crosson, Damian Lazarus and Kate Simko. Arnout is a highly respected member of the underground house community having brought Maya Jane Coles career to fruition through the dogmatik imprint as well as becoming a 'go-to' engineer within the industry. 'Science Friction' see's Alex take excursions in to tripped out garage territory, heavy rolling sub lines create an earth shattering low-end punch while sonic tones and heavily delayed vocal stabs create an ever evolving dynamic. This style of production truly personifies Alex's experience in the industry, skilfully blending the classic edge of house with contemporary UK garage. Touching on his darker side Arnout pairs up with Daren Nunes for 'Break The Flake', Arnout incorporates off kilter drum programming with the use of a double kick to create a stuttering bounce; the composition is heavily bass driven with each of the sparse elements being engineered to precision to create an intense charismatic depth. Low-pitched vocals and murmurs further fuel the dark edginess of the track and the addition of moody pads result in an eerie late night bloomer. 'This Way' closes the release, again relying on punchy drums as its driving force with a raw 909 swing, the tonal toms make for a bouncy playful feel, while bright piano stabs and synth chords take it in to deeper territories. Arnout has a knack for manipulating vocal cuts and exploiting them to their full potential within underground house, this is superbly displayed throughout 'Science-Friction' and stands as a testament to the London based artist's infectious productions techniques. 'Science-Friction' is well-rounded fresh take on contemporary house music and is sure to grab some attention among followers of both Turquoise Blue and Dogmatik's soul laden house sound.


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Barney v. Latham
Annotate this Case
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U.S. Supreme Court
Barney v. Latham, 103 U.S. 205 (1880)
Barney v. Latham
1. The second clause of the second section of the Act of March 3, 1876, c. 137, 18 Stat., part 3, p. 470, construed, and held that when in any suit mentioned therein there is a controversy wholly between citizens of different states, which can be fully determined as between them, then either one or more of the plaintiffs or the defendants actually interested in such controversy may, on complying with the requirements of the statute, remove the entire suit.
2. The right of removal depends upon the case disclosed by the pleadings when the petition therefor is filed, and is not affected by the fact that a defendant who is a citizen of the same state with one of the plaintiffs may be a proper, but not an indispensable, party to such a controversy.
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The San Diego Zoo has posted a gallery of 12 memorable images from 2012 on its Facebook page.
It's not entirely filled with Xiao Liwu, the panda cub that is now five months old. There are sleek big cats, a tiny turtle, a koala and a grinning crocodile.
Be sure and check out the video links when you look at the photos.


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Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham
New England Patriots defensive coordinator Dean Pees didn't sound like a happy camper during his Friday news conference.
With a bye week and the NFL mandating offensive and defensive coordinators be available to media on alternating weeks, it was the first time Pees spoke to reporters since the Miami Dolphins rolled up 38 points on the Patriots in Foxborough, Mass.
Pees presides over one of the NFL's most feared defensive front sevens, but they didn't live up to a shadow of their reputation in Week 3.
Overall, Pees labeled the defense "inconsistent" through their first three games.
"We've played well at times. We've played poor at times," Pees said. "We just have to learn to be more consistent. Whether it be pass rush, whether it be tackling, whether it is playing deep balls, third down ... all those things we've been good at times, we've been not so good at times.
"We just have to learn to be more consistent, which is what we have been in the past. We have to get back to that."
Pees took much of the blame for the Dolphins' exotic Wildcat offense being so effective, even though the Dolphins used the single-wing, direct-snap gimmick only six times.
"Anytime somebody gives you a different wrinkle you have to adjust to it," Pees said. "That's our job. They did a good job. I give Miami a lot of credit for having a little bit of a scheme to come in and give us a different look. It's my job, though, as a coordinator to do a better job of getting the adjustments to our guys quicker.
"We finally got it adjusted, but I needed to do a better job of getting it quicker. I take responsibility for that, and then the players, when we did get it adjusted, need to do a better job of tackling it. We gave up a couple of plays that we had it stopped and we just didn't tackle.
"That was not the case early on. They caught us. I give them credit. I take responsibility. We have to get it handled quicker. I have to do a better job. The players have to do a better job."


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Classes for vocalists and instrumentalists in Jazz, Latin Jazz and Brazilian Jazz, directed by Amy London and Roni Ben-Hur with world class faculty.
A solid fixture of the New York jazz scene and respected world-wide, Ralph Lalama embodies the best of the jazz sound ideal – great time, great swing, expressed through great melodic ideas.
One of the most respected guitarists and educators on the jazz scene, Ben-Hur's recordings and performances have been praised throughout the world.
A rare and remarkable vocalist and arranger, Dylan Pramuk is deeply steeped in the great traditions of jazz and voice, bebop and improvisation.
Amy London is known and loved in New York City jazz and Broadway circles for her effortless sound, impeccable musicianship and depth of emotion. She performs frequently at NYC jazz clubs as well as on international stages.
Bassist Cameron Brown started his career in the mid-60′s, and has been collaborating with Sheila Jordan since the early 70′s. Since 1996 they have collaborated in the wonderfully adventurous voice + bass duo format.
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Gulf seafood may be the most tested, and safest, fish you can find.
When President Obama took his August microvacation along the Gulf of Mexico, he swam in the water, munched on fish tacos, and said, "Let me be clear. Seafood from the gulf is safe to eat." He'd already dined on some during a trip in June and lived to tell, but post-BP seafood has been a tough sell. "People see the images and think, automatically, it's over," says Ralph Brennan, whose family owns 12 restaurants in New Orleans and who battled the same misconception five years ago, after Katrina. "It's a perception challenge."
The thought of 200 million gallons of oil spewing into the gulf is enough to give anyone pause, but at this point, you'd think folks would be clamoring for almost any alternative to the half billion suspect eggs the feds began recalling the same week as the president's outing. Gulf fishers--shrimpers, in particular--have had a tough time of late. Many had only just rebounded from Katrina when the well blew less than two weeks before the opening of the season. Worse, over the last 15 years they've lost the bulk of their market share to foreign imports. More than 90 percent of the shrimp consumed in this country comes from Thailand, China, India, and Ecuador, where the shrimp is raised in ponds so overcrowded, they also serve as breeding grounds for salmonella, bacteria, and parasites, which are combated by adding massive doses of antibiotics and fungicides to the water. Then there's the taste and texture, which Dave Pasternack, chef at Manhattan's Italian seafood mecca Esca, calls "disgusting."
Given the imports' lovely provenance, it's ironic that Americans are now squeamish about the catch in the gulf. We spot-test less than 2 percent of the shrimp that comes in, compared with the 20 to 30 percent required by the European Union. Contrast that to what's going on in the gulf, where waters must be free of oil for a month before fishing is allowed. …


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When the apocalypse comes to the West, reducing cities to rubble and turning all life to ash, the release schedule will look like this. For movie tie-ins are not made by people, but machines. And the machines will survive, spewing out copy after copy after copy until movie games blot out the sun.
Meanwhile, in Japan where humanity flourishes, they will play titles like Michael Jackson: The Experience, point to their televisions and say, "Look Son, this is the behaviour that bought the West to its knees. Gaze upon the melted face of evil." Then they will eject the disc and play White Album: Tsuzurareru Fuyu no Omoide instead.
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Nick Saban: No recruiting violation in visit with Barry Sanders
The Heritage Hall administration agreed with Saban, who stopped by the Oklahoma City private school en route to Dallas for a coaches convention.
If Sanders was a senior, Saban's visit would not be an issue. But since Sanders has not completed his junior year, the recruiting rules are different.
According to the NCAA's rules and regulations:
"A college coach is only permitted to contact you in person off the college campus only on or after July 1 when you have completed your junior year of high school. If the coach meets with you or your parents and says anything to you or them, then this is considered a contact. Anything more than a very basic hello is a contact."
The Tuscalossa (Ala.) News tweeted Friday that Saban said his contact with Sanders was "just a greeting" and within NCAA guidelines.
Sanders said Friday the only thing Saban asked him about his injured foot. Sanders had foot surgery a few weeks ago and missed the majority of the second half of his junior season as the Chargers made a run to the state championship.
"I was on my way to lunch, and we shook hands," Sanders said. "He asked me about my foot, and that was the only face-to-face conversation that took place."
Sanders and teammates Sterling Shepard and Markus Wakefield are in San Antonio this weekend for the U.S. Army National Combine.
Back in October, Sanders listed Alabama as one of his top-four choices among the schools that have offered him an athletic scholarship. Oklahoma State, UCLA and Florida State are in the running.
It was originally reported that Saban, during his brief conversation with Sanders, implied that running back Mark Ingram would not return to Alabama, which would make the encounter more than a "basic hello" — and NCAA violation.
However, Heritage Hall defensive coordinator Mark Adams said Friday that Saban was not talking to Sanders at the time, although Sanders said he was in the vicinity.
"Saban was talking to me at the time, and we were talking about the running back situation," Adams said. "Saban told me you can never have too many running backs.
"What sparked the conversation was we were talking about the last touchdown Alabama scored (in a 49-7 win against Michigan State in the Capital One Bowl) and how tough it is to still compete without trying to make the other team look bad."
Alabama running back Eddie Lacy, not one of the Crimson Tide's main options this season, scored and brought the conversation to talking about running backs and Ingram's situation.
Ingram, who won the Heisman Trophy as a sophomore, was one of three Alabama players to declare Friday for the NFL Draft.
Heritage Hall head coach Andy Bogert spoke with Saban and Alabama recruiting coordinator Curt Cignetti on Monday morning before he went on vacation in Mexico. Bogert texted Sanders that Saban would be in town Wednesday and told Sanders to call Cignetti for the details.
"This situation happens all the time," Bogert said in a text message. "A coach calls and says he's coming, and I text Barry to call the coach (Cignetti)."
Neither Bogert nor athletic director Rod Warner were at Heritage Hall on Wednesday. Instead, it was Adams and strength and conditioning coach Chris Gfeller that led Saban and Cignetti on a tour of the Heritage Hall campus.
"I would say he arrived at right around noon, I don't have the exact time," Adams said. "He was probably out of there by 12:15 or just past 12:15.
"He took a tour of the campus, and we walked in the commons area (cafeteria area), and he crossed paths with Barry. He asked about his foot, and that was it and started talking with me again."
Adams said he gave Saban a highlight video of Shepard, and that was supposed to be the end of the trip.
However, once students realized Saban was at the school, they began asking for pictures and tweeting the information.
"We're aware of the fact that coaches cannot talk to players," Warner said. "We know the rules, and the college coaches know the rules. This happens all the time where coaches come through our offices for short visits."
Said Adams: "I let Barry baby-sit my 10-year-old son. I talk to Barry all the time, and he's very astute about this stuff. He would never knowingly do something wrong."