text:
Low Fat Vanilla Frozen Dessert Ice Cream
|2 Tablespoon
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Non fat dry milk powder
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Liquid skim milk
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs), scalded
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Vanilla extract
|2 Teaspoon
1. Mix half of the dry milk powder, liquid milk, and sugar to gelatin softened in ¼ cup water. Mix the ingredients well.
2. Chill until the mixture reaches egg white consistency.
3. Stir in vanilla and allow the mixture to freeze until used.
4. Scoop onto dessert bowls and serve Vanilla Frozen Dessert Ice Cream with a generous topping of glazed cherries, roasted almond pieces, and hot chocolate sauce.
Recipe Summary
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1333 Calories from Fat 6
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.66 g1%
Saturated Fat 0.43 g2.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 61.9 mg20.6%
Sodium 1431.5 mg59.6%
Total Carbohydrates 205 g68.2%
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 195.5 g
Protein 120 g240.2%
Vitamin A 0.5% Vitamin C 24.1%
Calcium 319.4% Iron 2.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text:
Hong Kong Stocks Fall as Moody's Cuts Fuel Europe Concern
Hong Kong stocks fell a second day after Moody's Investors Service said it may cut Germany's credit rating and a measure of French business confidence missed estimates.
Cnooc Ltd., China's largest offshore energy explorer, fell 4 percent after agreeing to pay $15.1 billion for a Canadian oil group. China Railway Construction Corp., builder of more than half of the mainland's modern rail system, rose 3.8 percent after signing about 20 billion yuan ($3.1 billion) in new contracts. The city's markets were closed during morning trading as a typhoon skirted the city.
The Hang Seng Index lost 0.8 percent to 18,903.20 at the close of trading in Hong Kong, after rising as much as 0.4 percent. Almost four stocks fell for each that rose on the 49-member gauge. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index of mainland companies fell 0.6 percent to 9,217.23.
"Investors are more cautious," said Linus Yip, a Hong-based strategist at First Shanghai Securities. "They are waiting to see whether there will be more easing, not only in mainland China, but also globally."
The Hang Seng Index has fallen 13 percent from this year's high in February on signs Europe's debt crisis is worsening while growth slows in China and the U.S. The drop cut the value of shares on the gauge to 9.9 times estimated earnings on average, compared with 13.1 for the Standard & Poor's 500 Index and 10.6 for Stoxx Europe 600 Index.
China Manufacturing
Shares fell even after HSBC's Flash China Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.5 in July from 48.2 in June. If the preliminary data is confirmed, it would be the highest reading since February. The People's Bank of China has cut interest rates twice in the past two months and widened the discount on benchmark lending rates that banks can offer to clients.
In Europe, Moody's lowered the Aaa credit rating outlooks for Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, citing "rising uncertainty" about the region's fiscal crisis. The cuts came after the first call for bailout aid by a Spanish region sent the nation's borrowing costs surging, while Spain and Italy reinstated a ban on betting on stock declines.
Sentiment among French factory executives fell to 90, the lowest since early 2010, from a revised 91 in June. Economists expected a reading of 92, according to the median of 16 estimates gathered by Bloomberg News.
Cnooc fell 4 percent to HK$14.82 in its biggest fall since May 7 after agreeing to pay $15.1 billion for Canadian oil and gas explorer Nexen Inc., 20 percent above the value of the Calgary-based company's total assets. It is the biggest overseas takeover by a Chinese company.
China Railway Construction rose 3.8 percent to HK$6.80 after signing 20 billion yuan in new contracts. China Railway Group Ltd. rose 2.7 percent to HK$3.37.
Futures on the Hang Seng Index fell 0.7 percent to 18,850. The HSI Volatility Index gained 2.3 percent to 22.70, indicating traders expect a swing of about 6.5 percent in the benchmark index during the next 30 days. The measure surged 18 percent yesterday, the most since May 7.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Man found on Walker residence identified
Updated: April 26, 2004, 8:31 PM ETAssociated Press
GOLDEN, Colo. -- Authorities opened a homicide investigation after Colorado Rockies outfielder Larry Walker found a dead man on his property.
The man was identified on Tuesday as James Martinez Jr., 36, of Denver, who has served time in prison on felony drug charges. Autopsy results were not immediately released.
Walker discovered the body Sunday while four-wheeling with his toddler daughter. He is not considered a suspect.
"I did not know what it was at first," Walker said. ...
Read full story
You must be signed in to post a comment
You are fully responsible for the content you post. Content that includes profanity, personal attacks or antisocial behavior (such as "spamming" or "trolling"), or other inappropriate content or material will be removed. We reserve the right to block any user who violates our terms of use, including removing all content posted by that user.


text:
GSD Course Bulletin - Spring 2013
This term's information was last refreshed on 12 MAY 2015 14:54:38.
Courses taught by Kiel Moe
06430: Forms of Energy: Maximum Power Design (SCI 0643000)
Seminar - 4 credits - Limited enrollment
Wednesday 10:00 - 1:00 Gund 505
Kiel Moe
Course Description
Few words can transform the formation and functions of architecture in this century more than a deep and pervasive recognition that matter is but an expression of captured energy. Material practices are actually but a subset of energy practices. This seminar tables the theories, techniques and technologies of an architectural agenda for energy. In the 2013 Forms of Energy seminar, we will focus on maximum power formations of emergy in various building systems and forms. It is essential today to grasp the formations of energy inherent in building systems: their hierarchy of emergy. The second, more important, task is to discern the potential feedbacks of those systems and their emergy. These feedbacks will operate at multiple scales: from physiological responses, to microclimatic effects, to labor, and to global carbon cycles. The seminar discussion and project work will aim to maximize the power of architecture by aiming to maximize its feedbacks: from body, to building, to city, to region, and to planet. The focus is how architecture can best capture and channel multiple forms of energy towards the most architecturally and ecologically exuberant ends. To this end, the seminar is equally technical and formal in its ambitions. A primary design research project will document the emergy formation and capacities of a basic architectural system: wood, concrete, or masonry. There is a large range of possibilities within this relatively limited set of materials: we don't know what wood, for instance, can really even do. The seminar advances knowledge of basic thermodynamic, physiological and ecological systems theories through readings, discussion, and research.
06438: What is energy and how (else) might we think about it? (SCI 0643800)
Lecture - 4 credits
Wednesday 2:00 - 5:00 42 Kirkland 1G
Kiel Moe, Sanford Kwinter
Course Description
Designers today require radically different intellectual frameworks within which to think energy, environment, and ecology. The need to rethink applies not only to the positivist and one-dimensional approaches that characterize common institutional initiatives, but to the widespread assumptions—often anachronistic or outright wrong—about what physics and biology actually teach us about environments. These assumptions are in turn widely embedded in many philosophical, theoretical, cultural and even moral propositions and have lead to an essential doldrums in thought and imagination regarding the role of energy and its relation to more general questions of form and formation.
Among the central episodes in knowledge that have remained inexplicably external to contemporary accounts of sustainability are the postwar developments in thermodynamics, particularly the revised understandings of equilibrium theory, control theory, and universal energy laws. The thermodynamic and cybernetic impetus of energy/ecological systems has not yet begun to impact design culture in any systematic way. The current century's imperatives are already demanding significantly greater ambition and rigor than those inherited from the 20th century antecedents that tacitly constitute the basis, and limited horizon, of the contemporary shortfalls in speculative practice and theory about the role of energy in design.
This course seeks to provide a certain foundation and acquaintance with these broader and more powerful theories of the structure and dynamics of the ecosphere (the cybernetic/thermodynamic cosmos) with a view to providing in turn a new ethos of speculation within design practice and discourse that the customary bureaucratic and quantitative approaches do not encompass or address. This course is principally directed toward problems within the culture of design, directed towards alternate agendas for energetic, environmental and ecological thinking. The principles in this course are equally applicable to architectural, landscape, and urban practices. In addition to lectures by the resident instructors there will be a series of up to 8 sustained and substantial engagements with a series of visitors—emerging voices who have claimed a stake in the outcome of the field.
09201: Independent Study by Candidates for Masters Degrees (ADV 0920100)
Independent Study - 4 credits
Martin Bechthold, Jana Cephas, Mark Mulligan, Robert Pietrusko, Leire Asensio Villoria, Pierre Bélanger, Silvia Benedito, Eve Blau, Neil Brenner, Joan Busquets, Felipe Correa, Diane Davis, Peter Del Tredici, Jill Desimini, Sonja Duempelmann, Ann Forsyth, Chuck Hoberman, Michael Hooper, Eric Howeler, Christopher Hoxie, Florian Idenburg, Niall Kirkwood, Joyce Klein-Rosenthal, Remment Koolhaas, Mark Laird, Christopher Lee, Jonathan Levi, Rahul Mehrotra, Kiel Moe, Ciro Najle, Erkin Ozay, Richard Peiser, Peter Rowe, A. Hashim Sarkis, Deidre Schmidt, Jorge Silvetti, James Stockard, Bing Wang, Jay Wickersham, Krzysztof Wodiczko, K. Michael Hays, Rachel Vroman
Course Description
Students may take a maximum of 8 credit units with different instructors in this course series.Prerequisites: Graduate standing. Candidates may arrange individual work focusing on subjects or issues that are of interest to them but are not available through regularly offered course work. Students must submit an independent study petition and secure approval of the faculty member sponsoring the study.
09301: Independent Thesis in Satisfaction of Degree MArch (ADV 0930100)
Research Seminar - 12 credits
Leire Asensio Villoria, Martin Bechthold, Felipe Correa, Chuck Hoberman, John Hong, Eric Howeler, Mariana Ibanez, Florian Idenburg, Kiel Moe, Toshiko Mori, Mark Mulligan, Jinhee Park, Ingeborg Rocker, Peter Rowe, Jorge Silvetti, Maryann Thompson, Elizabeth Whittaker, Cameron Wu, Preston Scott Cohen, Mack Scogin
Course Description
Following preparation in GSD 9203, each student conducts a design exploration that tests and expands the thesis.Prerequisites: GSD 9203
09302: Independent Thesis in Satisfaction of the Degree MAUD, MLAUD, or MUP (ADV 0930200)
Urban Planning and Design
Research Seminar - 8 credits
Pierre Bélanger, Eve Blau, Joan Busquets, Felipe Correa, Diane Davis, Jose Gomez-Ibanez, Eric Howeler, Joyce Klein-Rosenthal, Alex Krieger, Kiel Moe, John Nastasi, A. Hashim Sarkis, Jorge Silvetti, James Stockard, Michael Hooper
Course Description
Following preparation in GSD 9204, each student pursues a topic of relevance to urban design or urban planning, which may include design or planning exploration, academic inquiry, or a combination thereof.
09304: Independent Thesis for the Degree Master in Design Studies (ADV 0930400)
Research Seminar - 8 credits
Allen Sayegh, Neil Brenner, Jana Cephas, Diane Davis, Gareth Doherty, Richard T.T. Forman, K. Michael Hays, Michael Hooper, Timothy Hyde, Joyce Klein-Rosenthal, Sanford Kwinter, Miho Mazereeuw, Panagiotis Michalatos, Kiel Moe, Christoph Reinhart, Holly Samuelson, Andrew Witt
Course Description
A student who selects this independent thesis for the degree Master in Design Studies pursues independent research of relevance to the selected course of study within the Master in Design Studies program, under the direction of a GSD faculty member. This option precludes taking any other independent study.


text:
"Elevated" will be exhibited at the Salmagundi Club, NY March 20-April 1, 2016 for the Hudson Valley Art Association's 83rd National Juried Exhibit view the exhibit at http://www.hudsonart.org/#!83rd-annual-/fdpo2
Eder received an honorable mention from the Solomon's Plein Air Festival for her night painting "On the Hard".
Eileen has been awarded membership in the Salmagundi Art Club in NYC.
Recent Awards
Guilford Art League 2015 Page Taft Christie's Award
Solomon's Island Plein Air Festival 2015, Honorable Mention
Eileen is pleased to announce she has been accepted into the juried Solomons Plein Air Festival 2015. Eileen will be joining 25 artists from all over the country to compete in the Festival. September 15 -20 http://www.solomonspleinair.com
Eileen has recently been awarded membership in Oil Painters of America.
Current or Upcoming Exhibitions
Eileen will be participating in the Shoreline ArtsTrail Open Studios Event, November 21-22, 2015 shorelineartstrail.com
Gallery Affiliations
Susan Powell Fine Art, 679 Boston Post Road, Madison, CT 06443, (203) 318-0616
Southport Galleries, 330 Pequot Ave. Southport, CT 06890


text:
Geneva H. Handy, 97, of Amarillo died Monday, July 16, 2007.
Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday in N.S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Directors Pioneer Chapel, 2615 Paramount Blvd., with Dick Marcear of The Church of Christ at the Colonies officiating. Entombment will be in Llano Cemetery Mausoleum.
Geneva was born Jan. 14, 1910, to Richard and Mary Holley in Oakwood. They moved to Abilene, where she worked as a secretary. She married Calvin Handy and moved to Amarillo in 1935.
She became a devoted mother to twins, John and Mary. She was a devoted Christian Bible school teacher at Central Church of Christ, attending faithfully for 53 years.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Calvin Handy; seven brothers and sisters; and her son, John Handy.
Survivors include her daughter, Mary and husband George Petrakis of New Jersey; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to High Plains Children's Home, P.O. Box 7448, Amarillo, TX 79114-7448.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 19, 2007
Amarillo Globe-News © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
Ford gives compact-pickup buyers plenty of choices. Rangers are available with a four-cylinder or a choice of two V-6s, and with either a manual gearbox or a five-speed-automatic transmission.
Two configurations have been added for 2005; these include regular-cab XLT models with a 7-foot cargo box and the Ranger Edge, which can be equipped with a special Tremor MP3 audio and wheel package. Aimed at young buyers, the sporty Edge edition conveys the assertive look and ride height of a four-wheel-drive Ranger � but with a lower price.
Rangers come in three sizes, with a choice of two cabs and bed lengths. Regular-cab pickups are available with a 6- or 7-foot cargo bed. SuperCab (extended-cab) versions are fitted exclusively with a 6-foot bed.
A power dome hood is installed. Two rear-hinged rear doors, which are optional on SuperCab models, can be opened only after the front doors are open.
Regular-cab models ride a 111.5- or 117.5-inch wheelbase and measure 188.5 or 200.5 inches long overall. SuperCab Rangers have a 125.7-inch wheelbase and are 202.7 inches long overall. An optional tubular cargo-bed extension adds 2 feet to the 6-foot bed's length.
Regular-cab Rangers seat two or three occupants on bucket seats or a split bench, respectively. SuperCab models can have a pair of rear jump seats. Like all jump seats in compact pickups, the Ranger's rear seats are too small to hold adults comfortably.
Under the Hood
Three engines are available: a 143-horsepower, 2.3-liter four-cylinder; a 148-hp, 3.0-liter V-6; and a 207-hp, 4.0-liter V-6. A five-speed-manual gearbox is standard, and a five-speed-automatic transmission is optional. Rear- and four-wheel-drive models are offered, and a dashboard switch can engage four-wheel drive while the vehicle is moving.
Four-wheel antilock brakes are standard.
Driving Impressions
Rangers are pleasant to drive and capable in every significant respect. They ride and handle on par with domestic competitors from Dodge and General Motors. Each model is attractive, well designed, solidly built and reasonably comfortable inside.
People Who Viewed this Car Also Viewed
Select up to three models to compare with the 2005 Ford Ranger.
Asking Price Range
Asking Price Range
Asking Price Range
Asking Price Range
Asking Price Range
Asking Price Range
Featured Services for this Ford Ranger
- Sell your current car quickly and easily on Cars.com.
- Not sure what auto repair should cost you? Use our price estimator.
- Get help with car repair now on Cars.com. Visit Repair & Care


text:
Military News App by Military.com
Download the new Military.com News App for Android on Google Play or for Apple devices on iTunes!
Dear Ms. Vicki,
I met the man of my dreams -- a Soldier who is my soul mate. We had a whirlwind romance that blew my mind. He wined and dined me every night. I even had one of his credit cards from the word go.
I left my job in Washington to live with him. Everyone in my family thought I had lost my mind and my parents even stopped speaking to me.
Now that my boyfriend, Mr. Right, is deployed, I just found out that I'm three months pregnant. He wants out saying this is not what he wanted. He's been gone less than a month and I'm 100 percent sure this baby belongs to him because I haven't been with another man since I met him.
He said he doesn't love me like that. What in the world does that mean? He's treated me like a queen and he's saying he doesn't love me like that?
Ms. Vicki, I can't go back to Washington and put this burden on my family. I left my job, my friends, and everything for this man. Won't the Army make him take care of my baby?
I hear that the Army takes care of these children and send them money on a monthly basis. You are a military spouse, Ms. Vicki, so please tell me about the benefits I can get and when do you think I need to let his unit know how he's treated me.
Crazy in Love
Dear Crazy in Love,
I love it when girlfriends and fiancees of military members write and ask me about their benefits. Allow me to be honest: you don't get anything. There are no benefits for girlfriends and fiancées.
Listen, your soldier wined and dined you and from your report he impregnated you. That's all you get for now.
There is no reason for you to involve his unit or contact his commanders. After all, it's your side of the story and there is his side, too. Who is to say that he is in fact the father of your child?
You will have to prove paternity. Then the soldier is liable for child support. Hopefully he will stay in the child's life and not only support him/her emotionally, too.
Right now, if you feel that he personally owes you anything because you moved and left your job etc., then you will have to take him to court to recoup money that you believe he owes you. In my opinion this is not a military issue. This is about some choices you made.
Now I'm not blaming you and I'm not saying that you deserve this, but I am saying you are a grown woman and it's time to "woman up" to your decisions.
You have to be honest with yourself because you are not an 18-year-old anymore, you are a grown woman. With age comes wisdom and good judgment, or at least it should.
You were caught up -- caught up in a credit card, a whirlwind romance, and rank. You may act like you didn't understand rank, but the rank you emailed me is a lot of rank by military standards.
Now you have discovered that rank does not equate to character. Yes, I think you should go back to Washington and hopefully you will have the support of your family and friends in this difficult time.
Try to get your old job back and don't rush into any more relationships. I hope the best for you. Take care of yourself and your child.
Ms. Vicki
Related Topics
|Ask Ms. Vicki
Download the new Military.com News App for Android on Google Play or for Apple devices on iTunes!
Ms. Vicki is a native of Dallas, has been the Dear Abby for the military community since her column began in 2005. A licensed therapist and licensed clinical social worker, Ms. Vicki holds a Master of Science in social work and a Master of Arts in clinical psychology.
Ms. Vicki appears regularly on Military.com and in the Fort Campbell Courier. Her column has also appeared in the Washington (D.C.) Times and in the Heidelberg (Germany) Post Herald. She has been featured on CNN, CBS, ABC and NBC.
Looking for advice about your military life? Email Ms. Vicki here. Find Ms. Vicki on Facebook here. Find Ms. Vicki on Twitter here.


text:
Cancer Health Center
Another Reason for Flying Phobics to Stay on the Ground
Dec. 22, 2000 -- The holidays just highlight the fact that air travel is becoming more and more of a hassle. There have even been theories floating around that flying can give you cancer. And previous studies have uncovered a possible -- albeit weak -- link. New research indicates that the radiation exposure that builds up after several thousand hours in the air among airline cockpit crew members may lead to cancer -- particularly a form of leukemia -- by producing genetic changes in the body.
Acute myeloid leukemia is a cancer that causes abnormalities in the body's white blood cells. These abnormal cells reproduce uncontrollably, accumulate in the bloodstream, and ultimately take over the bone marrow.
The bone marrow is the spongy tissue inside the large bones of the body that makes vital elements for healthy circulation -- including red blood cells for carrying oxygen. Like other leukemias, treatment is very complex and may include chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant.
Cockpit crews are exposed to a form of radiation called cosmic radiation during flights. Since cockpit crews typically spend several thousand hours a year in the air, the dose of radiation that builds up over several years can be substantial. Recently, studies have shown rates of certain types of cancer, including acute leukemia, are slightly higher among pilots and other individuals who fly for a living.
Published in 1996, the first study to raise the alert about the possible association between cancer and flying was led by Pierre R. Brand, MD, then at the BC Cancer Center in Vancouver, Canada. He and his colleagues found a higher cancer risk among pilots working for Air Canada.
Then in a study published last year, Maryanne Gundenstrup, MSc, MD, and colleagues from Copenhagen, Denmark demonstrated that Danish male jet cockpit crew members who flew more than 5,000 hours were at increased risk of getting leukemia and other types of cancer. Gundenstrup is with the National Clinic of Aviation Medicine at the University Hospital and the Institute of Cancer Epidemiology.
Now, Gundestrup and her colleagues have published a new study that may help explain how this increase in cancer occurs. They studied the genes of seven aircrew members who had leukemia and compared them to 19 patients who developed leukemia after radiation therapy as well as roughly 760 leukemia patients without a known history of exposure to radiation.
Today on WebMD
WebMD Special Sections
- Talking With Your Doctor About Your Colorectal Cancer
- Treatments for Multiple Myeloma
- Mycosis Fungoides: A Rare Type of Skin Lymphoma
- Your Guide to Renal Cell Carcinoma
- CML Therapy: How to Stick to Your Treatment Plan
- Living With CML
- The Facts About Common Cancers
- Facing Chemotherapy? Here's What You Need to Know
- Hodgkin Lymphoma: Treatment Choices for Refractory or Relapsed Disease
- How to Talk With Your Healthcare Team About Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
- Living With Multiple Myeloma
- What Is Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH)?
- Cancer Prevention and Treatment


text:
Rapid Part Qualification Methodology of Aircraft Metallic Components using Direct Digital Manufacturing Technologies
Award Information
Small Business Information
Keystone Synergistic Enterprises, Inc.
698 SW Port Saint Lucie Blvd, Suite 105, Port Saint Lucie, FL, -
Principal Investigator:
Bryant Walker
(772) 343-7544
(772) 343-7544
Business Contact:
Bryant Walker
(772) 343-7544
(772) 343-7544
Research Institution:
AbstractDirect Digital Manufacturing (DDM) reduces cost and energy content of manufactured parts and enables producing parts-on-demand. The DDM process can reduce part acquisition time from several months to less than a few days. DDM reduces energy and machining cost by eliminating tooling and reducing by 10-20 times the buy-to-fly ratios of conventionally produced titanium parts. However, to achieve timely realization of these benefits, a rapid certification method is required for DDM of a wide range of metallic parts having diverse geometries. Presently, in order to ensure airworthiness, DDM parts must pass a lengthy and costly certification process. This significantly affects the Navy"s ability to use DDM to produce parts-on-demand. Thus, Keystone proposes an innovative method for part certification using a heuristic and adaptive approach and processing maps combined with non-destructive inspection, metallurgical review and limited mechanical property tests. The proposed project strategy envisions that an aircraft component can be composed of several standardized, building blocks of simple 3-dimensional geometric shapes and manufactured using'sweet spot'parameters and practices. These representative geometric elements of a component, when fabricated using sweet spot process parameters and manufacturing practices, properly tested for defects, microstructure and mechanical properties, will enable establishment of a qualification algorithm and used for rapidly qualifying additional parts.
* information listed above is at the time of submission.
An Official Website of the United States Government


text:
Shock Doctor & Injinji & The North Face Accessories
Showing 1 - 24 of 34 Results
- 1
- 2
Cozy up after a long day on the slopes with the Sherpa Pull Over from The North Face. Its high-pile Sherpa fleece blankets you with warmth from sun-up to sun-down. Anatomical stitching creates a figure-flattering look and the bound hood provides extra ... Read More
{boxId:"compare4791af4cc6594370bbe45fae31", id:"434978P"}
The North Face Recon Backpack meets the demands of your everyday life. While a large main compartment protects your treasured laptop or other electronic devices, three additional pockets help organize your gear. There's even a hydration port so you can... Read More
{boxId:"compare73a1d928b8f5dbd8027ffdaa7f", id:"401972P"}
Carry your gear in style with The North Face Women's Recon Backpack. Neutral or bright tones with colorful accents allow you to create your own unique look. Lightweight and specifically designed to contour a women's shape, this pack features Flexvent m... Read More
{boxId:"compare664152fa66944b4d4be61c3ae9", id:"401981P"}
Carry your school essentials in comfort and style with The North Face Jester Backpack. This backpack features FlexVent injection molded shoulders straps and a removable hip belt that provide comfort when you're carrying your pack to class or when ridin... Read More
{boxId:"comparebe0088cd44fc53d3f8316023a5", id:"401975P"}
Whether you're trudging across campus or heading to your yoga class, The North Face Women's Jester Backpack lets you carry your gear in comfort. This pack features a shorter back panel and curved shoulders straps that are designed to contour a women's ... Read More
{boxId:"comparead285d371d5012cacdedee8c70", id:"401984P"}
Designed to give you all the space you need for a day on the slopes The North Face Snomad 34 Backpack is the way to go. Crafted from durable polyester, this pack can handle the harsh winter weather. There's a simple, but stable ski and snowboard carry... Read More
{boxId:"comparecdcb49f2a67b50b4fffb1deeb7", id:"401991P"}
The versatile Brolapse Hoodie is so much more than meets the eye. With a longer fit and two secure-zip pockets, this water-resistant hoodie is a stellar midlayer for powder days or taking laps in the park when the sun is shining. Four-way stretch fabri... Read More
{boxId:"compare3e65905fff0d0b68092f90df98", id:"434045P"}
With the North Face Surge Backpack you'll have a tough and durable backpack to carry everything you need whether out hiking or just roaming around town or campus. The Surge features womens specific shoulder straps that are contoured specifically for a ... Read More
{boxId:"compareee600cd1942b80ffdf2906b0ce", id:"401978P"}
A new take on a classic from The North Face, the Surgent Half Dome Hoodie features a three-piece, jersey-lined hood with contrasting pop colors. Made of polyester jersey faced fleece for warmth and engineered with mechanical stretch for unrestricted mo... Read More
{boxId:"compare476a891763a74d482192e1a260", id:"432878P"}
With the North Face Surge Backpack you'll have a tough and durable backpack to carry everything you need whether out hiking or just roaming around town or campus. The Surge provides plenty of comfort with its FlexVent Injection-Molded Shoulder Straps w... Read More
{boxId:"comparee00c392bc39093406a474feae2", id:"401969P"}
Be Active in The North Face Women's Motivation Colorblock Printed Legging. These durable training leggings are crafted out of four-way stretch fabric that offers unmatched mobility; while wrapped seams with a wide waistband allow for a flattering fit.... Read More
{boxId:"comparebd791a4bf38d528e730c306b85", id:"428324P"}
Comfortable, cozy and classic, the Mack Mays Full Zip Hoodie from The North Face will quickly make its way into your weekly wardrobe. Made of soft polyester with raglan sleeves; this hoodie is perfect for any activity. It features a two-piece, attached... Read More
{boxId:"compared3f4ae09e70d8d77a0bd615d97", id:"432867P"}
When you're in the backcountry enjoying the beauty of the pristine snow, the Slackpack 20 from The North Face will keep you gear protected. Crafted from durable polyester, this pack can handle the harsh winter weather. There's a simple, but stable ski ... Read More
{boxId:"compare9d40c30e0452ac70154d3bcd59", id:"433535P"}
Reg. $50.00
Great for late night bonfires on the beach and running around town; the National Parks Welt Pocket Hoody will keep you nice and toasty! Soft, comfortable and easy-care fabric will soon make this hoody your go to for any casual encounter and you'll get ... Read More
{boxId:"compare5416193ee58f64d7281dc37054", id:"418489P"}
Get ready for winter training with The Dyvinity Jacket from North Face. This durable hooded jacket features knit sleeves with thumb-loops and stretch side panels that offer maximum mobility. Weather-resistant softshell body limits air penetration, red... Read More
{boxId:"compare9a821a112cee83a87e2817085e", id:"428360P"}
Reg. $45.00
Show off your love for your favorite National Park with this North Face Hoodie. Made with cotton and polyester this hoodie is super cozy. Kangaroo hand pocket keeps your fingers nice and warm during cool nights. Featuring ribbed cuffs and a ribbed wai... Read More
{boxId:"compare7708fa134ea2f4068995d0c769", id:"418475P"}
Crafted out of lightweight, breathable fabric this classic crewneck is perfect for cool nights on the beach. This shirt is designed with a cotton/poly blend leaving you with all the comfort of cotton and all the performance benefits of synthetics. Fla... Read More
{boxId:"compare4b525251f19d4b0da4259c7037", id:"428375P"}
Reg. $50.00
A solid wear, the Aphrodite Capri will easily make it into your daily rotation. Great for running errands around town or spending a day at the park, these stylish yet functional capris feature FlashDry technology; made to protect you from the elements... Read More
{boxId:"compare7e122468ca09b54fcb8db652d3", id:"418419P"}
Hit the gym in The Motivation Crop Legging from The North Face. These durable crop leggings are made out of a four-way stretch material that offers excellent mobility; while wrapped seams and a flattering wide waistband elongate the body for a slimmin... Read More
{boxId:"compare9c4008f40a5e2f191c1bb7b42a", id:"428313P"}
Breathable and moisture-wicking, this tank top is perfect for warm weather workouts. Quick-drying side panels are constructed with FlashDry technology for reliable moisture management while racerback detail gives this top feminine flair. Show off your ... Read More
{boxId:"compareb5b1f82080d855f81cbb7edf3c", id:"428345P"}
Designed to give you all the space you need for a day on the slopes The North Face Snomad 26 Backpack is the way to go. Crafted from durable polyester, this pack can handle the harsh winter weather. There's a simple, but stable ski and snowboard carry... Read More
{boxId:"compare19eff4602db6b29e356c8dddca", id:"401995P"}
Lightweight and breathable, The MA-X Short from North Face is incredibly versatile. This short features quick-dry, moisture wicking fabric with flat-locked stitching to reduce chafing during strenuous activities. The built-in, FlashDry, modern-cut bri... Read More
{boxId:"compared9f9c40eafeb504cc69c70e57d", id:"428381P"}
Get physical in The Graphic Play Hard Tank from North Face. This lightweight, screen-printed racerback tank is moisture wicking and incredibly breathable. Its longer length, shaped hem and loose fit give you great mobility for intense training days; w... Read More
{boxId:"compare0e4ea53c87cbe63a3b997d50e9", id:"428351P"}
Lightweight and breathable this vest is perfect for cold weather workouts and can be used as an extra layer in chilly weather. It features ultra-soft tech fabric that is moisture-wicking to keep your body temperature regulated in any condition. On-sea... Read More
{boxId:"comparebc81bd2c0809fe94e986f981b7", id:"428334P"}


text:
MAG: Reese Witherspoon Drinking Because of Parents' Divorce
"Marriage Misery Behind Reese's Drinking," reads the headline of a National Enquirer piece that goes on to claim, "Reese Witherspoon started drinking to cope with the stress of her parents' bitter battle in divorce court."
According to the tabloid, the dissolution of the marriage of her parents, Betty and John Witherspoon, is the "heartbreaking secret behind the 'Legally Blonde' star's disorderly conduct arrest in Atlanta on April 19."
The magazine then quotes a so-called "source close" to Witherspoon as saying, "Reese struggled with the vicious family feud between her mother and father throughout 2012."
But while there were some legal questions between her folks, Witherspoon's arrest had NOTHING to do with her parents, who have been separated since 1996.
RELATED – Reese Witherspoon In Handcuffs In New Police Arrest Footage – WATCH VIDEO
Also, the Oscar-winner's husband Jim Toth was arrested that night for driving under the influence, so by the tabloid's logic, he's also really broken up by the Witherspoons' impending divorce?
Regardless, Gossip Cop checked in with a Witherspoon source, who told us the Enquirer's report "makes no sense. One thing has nothing to do with the other… It's just so stupid."


text:
NCAA Football News
Highlights and Analysis from The Opening New Orleans Regional
NEW ORLEANS — After a competitive day at New Orleans' Joe W. Brown Memorial Park, five athletes added their names to the growing list of competitors who will compete at The Opening finals, set July 5-10 in Beaverton, Oregon. That list is now 63 strong.
The five athletes—running back Cam Akers, safety Todd Harris, wide receiver Devonta Smith and offensive linemen Alex Leatherwood and Nick Brahms—headlined a group of more than 400 athletes hoping to earn the summer trip. Here are some of the best stories of the day from the event:
2 OLs highlight event, 1 without player rating
Of the five invited to The Opening, two were offensive linemen. From a recruiting rankings perspective, on paper, the two entered Sunday's competition on the opposite ends of the spectrum.
On one hand, you had Alex Leatherwood, an Alabama commit and the nation's No. 9 offensive tackle. Leatherwood is listed via 247Sports' composite rankings as a 4-star offensive lineman. On the other hand, you had Nick Brahms, a player with 30-plus reported offers, but someone who not only wasn't ranked but also didn't have a composite rating as of early Sunday evening.
Ratings—or the lack thereof—never really bothered Brahms, he said following the competition. The composite rankings, per 247Sports, "compiles rankings and ratings listed in the public domain by the major media recruiting services, creating the industry's most comprehensive and unbiased prospect and team rankings."
Brahms said he was unsure why he didn't have a composite rating, but after Sunday, all that mattered was getting an invitation to compete against the elite athletes who did have ratings.
"It feels real good; it's amazing," Brahms said. "I've been working hard since freshman year or eighth grade to get to this moment. I'm looking forward to the season and everything coming up."
Brahms and Leatherwood both were impressive during linemen one-on-one battles. Leatherwood held things down at left tackle, while Brahms made an impression playing right guard.
"I came to put in work, and I came to be dominant," Leatherwood said. "I got the results. It feels good."
Mississippi's No. 1 recruit records 2nd-highest rating
There's a reason why 4-star running back Cam Akers is the top-ranked player in the state of Mississippi and the nation's No. 3 running back. He stays in the proverbial lab, perfecting his body, honing his skills and constantly tweaking his craft.
The extra work paid dividends Sunday, as Akers was invited to The Opening following an impressive showing not only in one-on-one competition but also in skills competition. His Sunday rating of 141.33—the second-highest rating of the 2016 circuit—caught the eyes of The Opening's representatives, and he was able to punch his ticket to Oregon.
"It's definitely a dream come true. It definitely shows that hard work does pay off," said Akers, who, at 5'11" and 212 pounds, ran the 40-yard dash in 4.44 seconds, completed the 20-yard shuttle in 4.09 seconds, threw the power ball 40 feet and recorded a 40.6 vertical jump. "I've been training really hard for this. It's a blessing."
A former Alabama commit, Akers said he is "wide open" with his recruiting process after decommitting from the Crimson Tide in March. He showed up to The Opening wearing an Ohio State hat and Georgia gloves. Both schools, as well as Arkansas, Ole Miss and others have extended offers.
For now, Akers is focused on getting better to showcase his skills at The Opening. He said he will continue working with his trainer and continue being someone who spends multiple hours in the weight room.
"Praying and working, that's what helped me get here," he said. "That, and just doing what I'm supposed to do."
Rich Rod on hand to watch son, Arizona QB commit
Arizona commit Rhett Rodriguez is a 3-star quarterback who attends Catalina Foothills High School just outside of Tucson, Arizona. He also is a native of New Orleans and made a trip back home for the first time in several years.
He's also the son of Arizona Wildcats head football coach Rich Rodriguez, who was a proud dad in the stands watching his son compete for a chance to attend the Elite 11 finals this summer in Los Angeles. Rhett has been an Arizona commit since January.
The elder Rodriguez said it's been fun watching his son mature into a college-bound quarterback. He also said he's been very upfront with making sure his son understands the recruiting process, even as an Arizona commit.
"It's kind of unique when you have a son who's a potential college player," Rich Rodriguez said. "He's grown up around it, and I think a lot of times, coaches' kids understand it more than others. But you still want to educate him on the process. As I told him, you want to make sure you're doing everything right so there are no negatives on the resume.
"Academics, work habits, leadership ... especially if you're at a position like quarterback, you want to do the right things. I'm proud of him. He's done all the right things and has had a great high school career. With one year left, I think he's primed for his best year."
Rhett Rodriguez is listed via 247Sports' composite rankings as a dual-threat quarterback. Per MaxPreps, he threw for 2,503 yards, 20 touchdowns and only two interceptions in 12 games as a junior for Catalina Foothills. He also rushed for 624 yards and 14 touchdowns.
4-star Harris the lone DB selected from NOLA event
Todd Harris remembers watching athletes get invited to The Opening at last year's New Orleans regional. He also remembers the feeling he had when he didn't hear his name called for an invitation to Oregon.
That was enough motivation for him to come back this year and compete. In the end, Harris, a 4-star athlete, a top-60 overall player and the nation's No. 4 safety, earned his stripes and punched his ticket.
"I saw guys get invited last year, and I kept saying, 'I can be in those guys' shoes,'" Harris said. "This year, I rested my body, and I came out and competed. Good things pay off."
Harris was a nuisance in one-on-one competition throughout Sunday, and he performed well in warm-up drills and seven-on-seven play. He was the only defensive back selected to compete at The Opening on Sunday—something he takes pride in.
"I just can't wait to ball," he said. "I was praying the whole time for it. It's amazing."
The Opening alum offers advice to 2017s
Shyheim Carter was a part of The Opening festivities last year. The Alabama signee was on hand Sunday taking in all the action.
He also was reminiscing.
"It's very different being on this side of it," said Carter, the nation's No. 9 cornerback and No. 71 overall player in the 2016 class. "I wish I was out there again."
Carter watched the hundreds of athletes fight for limited invitations to play in Oregon, and while he watched, he gave some advice that he said helped him as he was looking to not only improve as an athlete but also play for the coveted golden ticket.
Carter also gave advice to athletes on recruiting. He originally committed to the Crimson Tide at the end of his sophomore year on July 15, 2014, but decommitted just before the start of his senior on Aug. 10, 2015, to weigh his options. He ultimately recommitted to Alabama on national signing day.
"Go out and compete," he said. "You have some of the best players around the country come to New Orleans just to compete and get an invite to The Opening. That's the main goal."
Carter continued: "Don't commit to a school too early. You want to weigh your options until you feel comfortable knowing where you want to be. Take your time with your recruitment."
Carter was in attendance as an Opening alum, as was Kristian Fulton, an LSU signee. Fulton was the nation's No. 2 cornerback and No. 21 overall player in the 2016 class.
Additional highlights from Sunday
Speed galore and the multiple highlight-reel catches were among the topics of discussion once The Opening New Orleans regional concluded.
To start the day, The Opening had its "Fastest Man" race, pitting those with the fastest times in the 40-yard dash testing. The race included running back Caleb Jolivette, who won the Houston regional's race after running the 40 in 4.35 seconds.
It was Travis Etienne Jr., however, who stole the show. Etienne, a 3-star running back with a dozen reported offers, ran the fastest time of the camp, recording a 4.43-second 40, and then won a five-player race.
Outstanding catches seemed to dominate the day. One of those catches belonged to Devonta Smith, who ultimately earned an invitation to The Opening with his play. In red-zone drills, Smith made a leaping catch over a defender where it appeared he took away a potential interception.
While that catch was great, the one that arguably received the most oohs and aahs came from Gregory Clayton. The 2018 receiver from Lutcher, Louisiana, shook his defender and then made a remarkable one-handed catch.
Clayton has early looks from in-state FCS schools McNeese State and Nicholls State.
Damon Sayles is a National Recruiting Analyst for Bleacher Report. All quotes were obtained firsthand. All player ratings are courtesy of 247Sports' composite ratings. Follow Damon via Twitter: @DamonSayles
Read more College Football news on BleacherReport.com
5 Top-Performing Quarterback Recruits from 2016 New Orleans Elite 11 Regional
NEW ORLEANS — Clear blue skies and steady, but firm, winds greeted the number of quarterbacks hoping to punch a ticket to the Elite 11 finals with a strong performance at the 2016 New Orleans Elite 11 Regional.
While no one was able to earn that coveted invitation at the camp's conclusion, the Elite 11 coaching staff still had a handful of options to plug into the camp's pressure-chamber showcase—which selects the five best passers to compete at the end of the camp in a half-skeleton drill against the camp's best linebackers and defensive backs.
Brian Stumpf, who serves as the president of events for student sports, noted the strength of the group after watching film on the players prior to the event.
"I think we came in saying there might not be the guy that has the pre-camp resume combination of good tape and physical traits and that sort of stuff. But, I think they competed well," Stumpf told Bleache Report. "I think at the end of the day, we talked about with this group that it was the closest race we've had for MVP with our coaches going back and forth on two or three guys. But overall, this was a really good group where eight or 10 guys could've made the final five for the showcase."
The group featured stud recruits such as 4-star Louisiana native Lowell Narcisse and other prospects such as 3-star Virginia standout Lindell Stone—who had already competed at one of the earlier regionals.
In the end, a few under-the-radar field generals emerged—including a player who won MVP despite battling a case of food poisoning in the hours leading up to the camp.
Which prospects were worthy of earning a spot among the camp's top five overall performers?
Ohio State Looking to Showcase All Kinds of Speed in 2016 Spring Game
Ohio State got an infusion of speed when head coach Urban Meyer took over the recruiting in 2012, but with preparations for the 2016 season in full swing, the Buckeyes are looking to get even faster.
New names and faces will arrive in Columbus as Ohio State continues its quest to replace eight starters on both sides of the ball. Meyer and the Buckeyes coaching staff are struggling to establish a depth chart with all the youth and injuries, but one thing they can establish is a new pace and identity.
That will be on display on Saturday, when the Buckeyes take the field in Ohio Stadium for the annual spring game.
Defensive Speed
Ohio State's defense was fast a season ago, and a number of former Buckeyes—defensive backs Tyvis Powell and Eli Apple and linebacker Darron Lee—proved that by running 4.4 40-yard dashes at the NFL combine.
But despite the departure of a number of blazers, there are many who think Ohio State's 2016 defense will be even faster than the '15 edition.
"It's fast, it's a fast defense," defensive end Tyquan Lewis said, per Tony Gerdeman of The Ozone. "It's probably the fastest defense Coach [Larry] Johnson has ever seen. It's pretty good."
Johnson, Ohio State's defensive line coach, who held the same position at Penn State from 1996-2013, has seen some fast defenses in his day. The new projected starters will have to bring a decided edge for this to be true, but that's the feeling some have for the new guys.
"Dante is a way better athlete," middle linebacker Raekwon McMillan said when comparing projected outside linebacker Dante Booker to the departed Joshua Perry, per Marvin Fong of the Plain Dealer. "When he gets on the field, he does some things y'all haven't seen yet. He's one of the fastest guys on the defense regardless of position, and he just brings that pop."
Burners such as linebackers Chris Worley and Jerome Baker and defensive backs Denzel Ward and Malik Hooker should bring more speed to an already-fast unit.
Offensive Tempo
Ohio State's offense is working on a different kind of speed.
After last year's offense entered the season with high expectations that it failed to meet through 10 games (which ended in a sloppy 17-14 home loss to Michigan State), the Buckeyes moved co-offensive coordinator Ed Warinner from the field to the booth and implemented an uptempo, hurry-up offense.
The results were effective, as Ohio State torched respectable Michigan and Notre Dame defenses for an average of 43 points and 534 yards of total offense.
The strategy worked so well that Meyer wanted to implement it for the entire 2016 season.
"The last two games, I want to say [the offense was] 80 percent tempo and it worked out really well," Meyer said, per Tim Shoemaker of Eleven Warriors. "We're going to do a lot more uptempo offense than we've done."
Quarterback J.T. Barrett, who's at his best as a distributor, where he can make fast decisions in both the passing and running games, thrived at the helm of that kind of offense in 2014 and at the end of 2015. Now, co-offensive coordinator Tim Beck is trying to speed things up even more.
"The biggest thing right now is just getting [Barrett] to play fast, getting him to play consistent, kind of how he did toward the end of the year and how he did in '14," Beck said Thursday, per Eric Seger of Eleven Warriors. "I like what I see so far."
Buckeyes fans will get to see that progress and heightened pace for themselves this Saturday.
David Regimbal is the lead Ohio State football writer for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter @davidreg412.
Read more College Football news on BleacherReport.com
Texas A&M OT Germain Ifedi's Upside Makes Him Worthy of 1st-Round Investment
The 2016 NFL draft will once again prove there is no exact science for predicting what will happen or the how the results will play out over the next few years. With 253 total players selected, some are bound to provide an instant impact. Others may take 2016 as a developmental season or even need multiple years to hit their strides.
Players with upside such as Texas A&M Aggies offensive tackle Germain Ifedi weren't able to fully grasp the nuance of their positions in college. The term "upside" has become a buzzword in evaluation, but it doesn't always apply. Prospects blessed with great athleticism who have not maximized their entire physical skill sets and have played at a high level in spite of technical shortcomings should be the only ones labeled like this.
Ifedi's a special case because of his pedigree and the Aggies' recent history. There has been a Texas A&M offensive tackle drafted in the first round in each of the last three drafts. The latest of the trio, Cedric Ogbuehi, was the Cincinnati Bengals' first-round pick in 2015 despite having a torn ACL and essentially being a redshirt in his rookie season.
Ogbuehi going in the first was a good indicator that Ifedi should as well, even if they're different players stylistically.
In the last six draft classes, a total of 39 offensive linemen have been selected in Round 1. The NFL is desperate for quality blocking, and it pushes developmental players up the board for the possible long-term payoff. There's nothing wrong with this as long as the staff has patience for the individual to improve over time.
Looking at Ifedi, he was a 4-star guard prospect in the class of 2012, per 247Sports. With Johnny Manziel at quarterback and bookend tackles Luke Joeckel and Jake Matthews, Ifedi played right guard before kicking out to tackle as a sophomore in 2014. He then spent two years at right tackle instead of moving over to fill in for Ogbuehi at left tackle.
People shouldn't view this as a negative, as the right tackle position is still valuable in the NFL. Right tackle is not just for road-graders like the old-school NFL. Poor pass protectors at the position will face edge-rushers like Von Miller, Cameron Wake and Jerry Hughes, so there's no hiding them at the next level.
Everything from Ifedi's 6'6", 324-pound frame and 36-inch arms draws excitement as an evaluator. But it's not just his frame that oozes potential; it's how he moves. Below is an example of how easily he can cut off an edge-rusher's speed using his own quickness and length.
Football comes easily to Ifedi when just looking at movement ability and how much he stands out in this regard. He kick-slides with ease and also hits the second level of the defense on run plays for someone with a high body density. This is commonly referred to as "planet theory." There aren't many humans who are that size with that kind of strength and explosiveness. The NFL commonly gravitates toward these individuals in the draft.
As far as effectiveness, there are certainly times when Ifedi shows why he's an upside prospect and probably needs to redshirt his first season. He was able to get the job done well enough in his two seasons at tackle, but it was far from pretty. In six games I charted, he allowed 11 quarterback hurries in 275 passing attempts.
How Ifedi loses is directly related to inconsistent hand placement and footwork. His ability to win in a variety of ways is a great trump card, but he doesn't yet know it nor consistently executes it. Below is Alabama's Tim Williams using speed to get Ifedi to the edge of the pocket, then spinning inside to take advantage of Ifedi's poor footwork.
Had Ifedi properly stayed balanced and used his length to engage Williams, he could have controlled the countermove or even shut it down before the attempt. These are nuances that a coaching staff and veteran offensive line can help teach Ifedi. His potential will be unlocked when he can mirror rushers like the play below consistently.
When Ifedi wins early in the snap and squares his lower body with his shoulders, he is hard to beat. Defenses tried to isolate him in space to give their rushers options to get around him, but Ifedi responded well to these opportunities.
According to Pro Football Focus, he had a pass-blocking efficiency of 96.2 percent. This ranked just 76th in the country, which is obviously lower than what his skill set would indicate where he should be. The 21-year-old has incredible peaks to his game, and those moments indicate first-round talent. It's the valleys that'll be challenging for him and a team's coaching staff to overcome.
This dichotomy from where Ifedi is to where he can be as a lockdown pass-blocker will require the right blend of situation and hard work to be successful. His tendency to lean into defenders and mistime punches are death knells at the next level, and soothing out these issues won't be done in one training camp.
Ifedi's youth is another positive. He's spent just two seasons at right tackle, and although there's considerable work to be done, the possible payoff is huge. There aren't many right tackles capable of performing with the fluidity of a finesse left tackle.
If he struggles or even fails to show growth at tackle, he has enough experience and good tape at right guard to believe he can make that transition. He doesn't explode off the line as a run-blocker, but that was in part to the Aggies' offensive scheme. Their run-pass combination plays limit what happens post-snap for linemen.
Above is the most common responsibility for Ifedi on run plays. Simply create an outside angle to entice the edge player to attack, then wall off the interior angle for the ball-carrier to attack. The promising part of this play is that Ifedi keeps his target engaged until the back is to the second level and does not allow him to chase down the back from behind.
Certain teams will have no interest in taking the time to craft a potential star like Ifedi. He wasn't as dominant as the hype may have suggested, but he's a solid player in his own right. With the proper support and coaching, he is well worth a first-round investment.
The Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs appear to be perfect landing spots for Ifedi in the late 20s of the 2016 draft. Seattle needs more immediate help, but it has shown a willingness to endure growing pains with its young linemen. The Chiefs could take Ifedi and start him at guard after losing Jeff Allen this offseason.
All stats used are from Sports-Reference.com.
Ian Wharton is an NFL Featured Columnist for Bleacher Report.
Read more College Football news on BleacherReport.com


text:
4songs.pk presents you the songs of the Mausam (Josh) which you can download and listen online here. We keep sharing latest songs of Indian movies and here you can download Teri Aankhon from the movie Mausam (Josh)
|Song Name
|Mahi Ve
|Mausam feat. Erin
|Rock Your Body - Sohni feat. Jojoe
|Nasha Pyaar Da feat. Smurfette
|Munn Se Poocho
|Aaj Ke Din
|Rock Your World - Sohni feat. Jojoe (Rishi Rich Remix)
|Jaanon (Rock The Part In Dubai Remix)


text:
Kukla's Korner Hockey
Video- Steve Ott Licking And Tossing
by Paul on 04/12/13 at 10:54 AM ET
Comments (5)
First the lick, then the toss below, a weird night for Steve Ott.
Filed in: NHL Teams, Buffalo Sabres, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Tags: steve+ott
I got nothing.
Posted by MOWingsfan19 from I really like our team on 04/12/13 at 11:04 AM ET
something something new NHL policy towards NOHOMO.
Posted by NIVO from underpants gnome village on 04/12/13 at 11:33 AM ET
This guy has certainly made headlines this week!
Posted by Geno71 on 04/12/13 at 12:14 PM ET
Footage from the Sabres locker room preceding the lick and toss:
Posted by redxblack from Akron Ohio on 04/12/13 at 01:11 PM ET
These guys were teammates in Dallas. Just figured that might be relevant.
Posted by shanetx from Floydada, Texas on 04/12/13 at 04:30 PM ET
Add a Comment
Please limit embedded image or media size to 575 pixels wide.
Add your own avatar by joining Kukla's Korner, or logging in and uploading one in your member control panel.
Captchas bug you? Join KK or log in and you won't have to bother.
Most Recent Blog Posts
Advanced stats and 'eyeball tests' can live together
Luke Schenn Signs With The Arizona Coyotes
Kevin Hayes Reaches An Agreement With The New York Rangers
About The NBC Sports Group NHL Schedule
Report- Evander Kane Arrested On Misdemeanor Charges
Looks Like Chris Kreider Agreed To A Contract Before Today's Arbitration Hearing
About Kukla's Korner Hockey
Paul Kukla founded Kukla's Korner in 2005 and the site has since become the must-read site on the 'net for all the latest happenings around the NHL.
From breaking news to in-depth stories around the league, KK Hockey is updated with fresh stories all day long and will bring you the latest news as quickly as possible.
Email Paul anytime at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
WATCHING MOVIES WITH/Nicole Kidman; A Perfectionist's Pupil With a Major in Creepy
Published: February 22, 2002
(Page 4 of 5)
''There was a reason Stanley would do that,'' Ms. Kidman said. ''He believed that what it does to you, as an actor, was that you would lose control of your sense of self, of the part of you that was internally watching your own performance. Eventually, he felt, you would stop censoring yourself. It's exhausting and difficult, so you do need to have a passion for the film that you're making and a belief in him. People would ask me, wasn't it torture to spend so much time working on that movie? And I said, no, it wasn't. It really wasn't. We were working with one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, and we were able to be in his orbit for that period of time. It was amazing. It was liberating.''
By the movie's midpoint -- when the creeping terror begins to seep out into actual visions of carnage, and Mr. Nicholson's performance edges toward psychosis and mania -- it is clear that Kubrick had found a way to use the Steadicam to draw out his scenes. Frequently, the camera would follow characters from one room to another, out into a hallway, back into the room. Scenes would go on and on.
''Stanley would never say, 'Let's cut something'; he'd always let things play out,'' she said. ''And he would choreograph scenes like this so carefully, down to very tiny movement, because he was so intent on the framing of the shots even as the camera was moving from place to place.''
While there is music throughout the film, often foreboding classical pieces, long stretches are almost silent, or played only to the sound of ambient noise. In one scene, when Torrance is supposed to be writing, the camera focuses on his unattended typewriter. Instead, in the background, we can hear a thumping noise, almost like an ax hitting a tree, and when the camera moves it is revealed as Torrance bouncing a ball off the wall.
The most striking instance of the use of sound, though, comes in one of the film's most famous shots: that of the boy on his plastic-wheeled, low-riding tricycle, zipping around the hotel's empty corridors. The scene is shot with a Steadicam using a rig that Kubrick had specially built for the film, so the camera glides along at just a few inches off the floor, just behind the boy, chasing him through the labyrinth of the hotel. The sound in the scene is very specific; a soft rustling as the plastic wheels pass along carpeted hallways interspersed with a grating sound as they rattle over the wooden floors in between.
''It's so logical, of course,'' Ms. Kidman said. ''That's what it would sound like. But it's so perfect; it really brings us into the scene. That's where Stanley was a master. He would just notice the small, odd details.''
Claustrophobic in a Big Space
As Torrance begins to deteriorate mentally -- and to have some frightening visions of his own, all leading him to the notion of killing his family -- the sprawling hotel, buried under huge snowdrifts, begins to feel more and more claustrophobic. And Wendy, first in denial and then in growing panic, realizes that her husband is not only unhinged but also a threat.
''This is where I think Stanley is really able to elevate the horror genre,'' Ms. Kidman said. ''He takes his big idea, that of the father figure, the protector figure, becoming a villain, turning into someone you are afraid of. I'm really noticing that this time through. The first time you watch a movie like this, you are caught up in being scared about what's coming next. But when you know what's coming next, you can pay more attention to how it's constructed and how well thought out it is.''
There is one scene -- in the final third of the film, when we know that Torrance is fighting the growing urge to kill his wife and son -- in which Danny is sitting on his father's lap. Mr. Nicholson is rubbing the boy's back as he asks subtly threatening questions, and the boy is almost slumped over as he sits there. ''Look at this,'' Ms. Kidman said. ''Stanley doesn't cut. This is so hard to do with a child. Usually, in scenes with this kind of intensity and subtlety, you'd have to edit around. And it's such a long scene. There is only one way this scene could have happened, and that is because of the chemistry between the director, the other actor and the child. This is what all the hard work was about.''
When the boy suddenly looks over and asks his father, ''You would never hurt Mommy, would you?,'' Ms. Kidman gasped with emotion. ''Oh!'' she said. ''That is so powerful. And it was all one long take.''
The Dam Bursts
Mr. Nicholson drew barbs from critics at the time for what some felt was the over-the-top nature of his performance in the film's final half-hour, when he degenerates from a taunting madman into a screaming, grunting beast with an ax. But Ms. Kidman rejects that. ''I simply don't agree,'' she said. ''I think he is being very bold. Is some of it over the top? Perhaps. But I don't think the movie would have worked half as well as it does if he'd played it down.''
Just as compelling, she said, is the way Ms. Duvall's character comes apart -- and then pulls herself together -- in the final scenes.
''Her voice is so high-pitched that when she starts whining and crying, it seems almost comical,'' Ms. Kidman said. ''At first, you sort of want to laugh, and then you cringe and then you scream.''


text:
Call our experts: 888.808.FINE
Fall Wedding Favorites Save 15% off The Spotted Olive Products | Code: SpottedOlive15
Select a quantity and printing method. Changes are easily made later.
Say "thank you" with this white fold over note card that features a bride's wedding gown and a groom's tuxedo. A silver border frames this card. White envelopes are included.Colors in the design on the card include: black, silver, gray, white, pink, and green.If purchasing unprinted product, please note card stock is compatible with most laser and ink jet printers. Unprinted product is non-refundable.


text:
Find a copy in the library
Finding libraries that hold this item...
|Named Person:
|Lennox Robinson; Lennox Robinson; Lennox Robinson
|Document Type:
|Archival Material
|All Authors / Contributors:
Lennox Robinson; Gregory, Lady; Basil Ashmore; Padraic Colum; W T H Howe; Sean O'Casey; W B Yeats; Sara Allgood; American Play Company,
|OCLC Number:
|174 items.
The manuscripts and typescripts include biographies, plays, a list of plays, and music and lyrics by Lady Isabella Augusta Persse Gregory transcribed by Robinson. The correspondence includes letters, dating from [1910] to [1958], from the author to Basil Ashmore, Padraic Colum, Lady Gregory, W. T. H. Howe, Sean O'Casey, William Butler Yeats, and others, as well as letters relating to the author, dating from 1898 to 1929, between various correspondents including Lady Gregory, Sean O'Casey, W. B. Yeats, and others.


text:
City Seattle's Most Dangerous Intersections
posted by December 8 at 10:50 AMon
The P-I has a cool map of bike crash hot-spots, and an update on the Bicycle Master Plan machinations.
Worst intersection in Seattle for bike crashes? Northeast Blakely Street and 25th Avenue Northeast, although the Second Avenue bike lane also gets a lot of notice (and scorn).
At the bottom of the P-I article there's a note to readers mentioning that the draft Bicycle Master Plan will be available online at the end of this month. Not mentioned: A near-final draft is already available online here.


text: Allentown Public Theatre Allentown Public Theatre Performers on LV Arts Salon By Laura Casale • Feb 11, 2015 Hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle welcome Josh Neth and Jason Roth to discuss their performances in Allentown Public Theatre's upcoming production of Sam Shepherd's True West at Touchstone Theatre. Also joining them is Professor Francine Roussel, director of Muhlenberg College's production of The Miss Firecracker Contest by Beth Henley, opening February 18. (Original air-date: 02/09/2015) PYT's "The Hobbit" on Lehigh Valley Arts Salon By Rebecca Walz • Mar 12, 2013 Hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle chat with Jill Dunn, artistic director at Pennsylvania Youth Theatre, and Alex Zolgelsand and Sophie Kitch-Peck, actors from "The Hobbit", now showing at the Ice House in Bethlehem. Also joining our hosts, will be artistic director Josh Neth and actor Samantha Beedle of Allentown Public Theatre, talking about their newest production "Parallel Lives." Actors in Action Festival featured on LV Arts Salon By Rebecca Walz • Jul 9, 2012 Hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle talk with area playwright Jen Santos and director Felix Mayes about Allentown Public Theatre's upcoming Actors in Action Festival, featuring readings of plays old and new.


text:
What Glenn Beck Doesn't Understand About Biblical Social Justice
When Glenn Beck promised to devote a whole week of his television show to come after me, I wasn't sure he really meant it. I guess he did. Last night he began to make good on the threat he made on his radio show that "the hammer will fall."
America's Health Care: Paying More for Poorer Outcomes
Soon, they tell us, Congress will or will not pass a health-care bill. Detractors think universal health care will raise health-care costs, lower health-care outcomes, and dangerously increase the power of the federal government.
Endurance in the Struggle for Health-Care Reform
A Pastor's Testimony of Redemption May End in Deportation
Pastor Walter is experiencing firsthand the effects of a broken immigration system. Walter migrated to the United States from Colombia when he was young, petitioned by his parents, who were Lawful Permanent Residents. Walter's parents wanted for their son to enjoy the opportunities that the United States had to offer.
God is Going to Change Hard Hearts
A Disturbing Question and a Determined Conviction on the Treatment of Women
Immigration Reform: Change Takes Courage and Faith
The window is closing on comprehensive immigration reform. At least that's what the politicians in Washington are saying. They're afraid of more demagoguery. They're afraid of upcoming elections. They're afraid of the politics of fear.
Constantly Seeking Transfiguration
As an adolescent, I had a lot in common with my youngest brother in terms of my approach to my faith.


text:
From a local news report: "A little over two weeks ago in court, Defense Attorney Greg Isaacs requested the cases against Mike Lowe, Delbert Morgan and Ray Mubarak be thrown out since valuable documentation was lost in the time it took the grand jury to produce a conviction."
Bonus, from the same report: "An undecided future date has been set to determine Morgan's sentence."
KNS: "Judge Steve Sword set an Oct. 23 sentencing date."
I'm missing the civics issue.
I'm missing the civics issue. Seems more like poor editing?
I wasn't aware a grand jury
I wasn't aware a grand jury could return a conviction? Or is that another lawer word for indictment?
Oh..haha. I didn't read
(in reply to R. Neal)
Oh..haha. I didn't read carefully.
Perhaps with Randy Nichols gone, public officials will stop
this kind of rampant thievery and fraud upon the taxpayers of Knox County. The culture of throwing the public's money around for no other reason than to live a lifestyle of grandiosity like hard working successful private sector businessmen should be over.
In my opinion, the fee offices in Knox County should be subjected to salary caps as well as the term limits as this has gone on far too long and with dollars as tight as they are, the practice has got to stop.
Randy Nichols' office has
(in reply to Elwood Aspermonte)
Randy Nichols' office has been prosecuting the trustee case, fwiw.
Nichols woudn't touch Ragsdale, Arms, or Werner
and in my opinion there was off ledger accounts, liquor fund, money, p-cards, and pointless and needless travel all over the country, not that different that what Morgan was convicted for. Had to get a special prosecutor to take Finch to the task for submitting false invoices. Basic and very easy stuff.
Nichols created a culture in the courthouse that that District Attorney, the chief law enforcement division of the State, wouldn't do anything to curtail the fraud and abuse of the public's money. Bad, bad tone to set in a backwater and high country community like Knoxville and Knox County.
You couple a do nothing D.A. like Nichols with an investigate nothing (except Burchette) newspaper like the Knoxville News Urinal and it's easy to see why people would make employees up and highly compensate them, order lobster for carry out at Regas, spend three days in New York City to deliver documents that FedEx would deliver for $45.00, slide an extra $3,000 into every employees pocket that registered for a test, it goes on and on and on.
Post new comment
- Cumberland Avenue is a mess (15 replies)
- Trump calls on Russia to conduct espionage aganst the United States (5 replies)
- DNC Convention thread - Tuesday edition (24 replies)
- 2016 Shootings in Knox County, TN (50 replies)
- It's official... (5 replies)
- Musicians who don't like Trump and don't appreciate him using their music (6 replies)
- DNC Convention thread - Monday edition (25 replies)
- After 87 years, Pease Furniture closing (2 replies)
- Knoxville SOUP Proposals Announced (1 reply)
- Sanders addresses supporters in Philadelphia (5 replies)
- Think twice about routine dental x-rays (2 replies)
- Debbie Wasserman Shultz removed from convention chair post (82 replies)
Upcoming events:
- Jul 27 2016 - 12:00pm (5 hours 4 min ago)
- Jul 28 2016 - 3:00pm (21 hours 55 min from now)
TN Progressive
- Outsiders (Southern Beale)
- Body Cameras Protect Police When They are Right and Victims When They Are Not (RoaneViews)
- OK...I'm headed out to Scrape the Bernie Sticker Off the Car (RoaneViews)
- Just Another Contractor Stiffed By Trump (Southern Beale)
- First Night of a Raucus DNC Ends in Unity (RoaneViews)
- Murder Trial of Shawn Smoot Continues Its Saga (RoaneViews)
- Modern-Day Watergate Break-In (Southern Beale)
- Millennial Rally on July 28 and the rest of my picks (Left Wing Cracker)
- Be Afraid, America (Southern Beale)
- tooth dilemma (Domestic Psychology)
- Early Voting starts today at the satellite locations. Here is a list of my choices. (Left Wing Cracker)
- Blount County Democratic Party Ice Cream Social (BlountViews)
TN Politics
- TVA agrees to reduce coal plants' water pollution (Tom Humphrey)
- Black camp: Carr reaches 'lows never before seen in TN politics' (Tom Humphrey)
- Notes on Tennesseans at Democratic convention (Tom Humphrey)
- On Rep. Favors vs. challenger Clark, House District 28 (Tom Humphrey)
Local Media Blogs
- Get signed up for the NewsTrain stop in Tennessee (Jack Lail)
- The demographics of income inequality (David Moon)
- 'Inside Tn' on Sunday to feature commission candidates, 1-hour show (Mike Donila)
- State Rep. Daniel shoves opponent on radio program, says 'lost my cool' (Mike Donila)
- Knox Sheriff: Thanks for the support (Mike Donila)
- Knoxville Police Depart touched by local support after officers killed (Mike Donila)
- Be wary of consensus (David Moon)
- Volatility is not risk (David Moon)
- A real look at US debt (David Moon)
- National odds for U.S. president and Nate Silver's numbers (Gerald Witt)
- Brexit, Tennessee and so on (Gerald Witt)
- Disc golf course to open in Knox (Gerald Witt)
Shopper Columns
- Dunn defends 'kooky' bills (Sandra Clark)
- Telephone operators reunion is family affair (Betty Bean)
- Questioning UT's new commission (Victor Ashe)
- Key to improvement: Preston Williams (Marvin West)
- Pat Summitt chewed me out (and I lived to talk about it) (Betty Bean)
- Planning for the future of East Knox County (Sandra Clark)
- Steve Hall gets Haslam money bomb (Betty Bean)
- City Council politics (Victor Ashe)
- Tennessee winning formula: Get smart (Marvin West)
- Historic Powell Station cemetery rediscovered (Marvin West)
- Why August elections matter (Sandra Clark)
- Horn or Pelot in District 5? (Betty Bean)
Local TV News
- Knoxville charter school starts second year (WATE)
- Knoxville Police taking on Pokemon... (WBIR)
- 15 harmful ingredients found in supplements, says Consumer Reports (WATE)
- East TN athletes competing in Rio (WBIR)
- Head-on crash in Greeneville kills one (WBIR)
- 3 convicted in string of jewelry... (WBIR)
- 5 things to know about sales tax holiday (WBIR)
- Foothills Parkway receives $10M grant (WBIR)
- Firefighters control house fire in Northeast Knoxville (WATE)
- 3 inmates escape Bell County, Kentucky, jail; 2 recaptured (WATE)
- LIVE: Democratic National Convention (WATE)
- A Few Random Storms Possible This Evening (WATE)
News Sentinel
- Fed keeps rates steady, sees less risk to US economy (KNS Business)
- Knoxville group joins celebration of women in construction (KNS Business)
- Home sales in June reach highest level since pre-recession (KNS Business)
- Taxpayers footing bill in Knox County deputy lawsuit appeal (KNS News)
- Emerald Academy opens doors for 2nd year (KNS News)
- Emerald Academy begins new school year (KNS News)
- Charlie Daniel cartoon for Thursday, July 27 (KNS Opinion)
- Charlie Daniel cartoons — July 2016 (KNS Opinion)
- Election-year attacks hit close to home (KNS News)
- Traffic tips (KNS News)
- FEMA issues warning on extreme heat (KNS News)
- Harwll, Ramsey, Sanderson deserving of awards for openness (KNS Opinion)
- Compromise differs for older newlyweds (KNS Opinion)
- Thoughts on Daniel, the NBA, Cruz and pandering (KNS Opinion)
Alt Weekly
- Summer Slaughter Tour Bleeds its own Blood (Knoxville Mercury)
- House District 18 Incumbent Shoves Opponent on Live Radio [Updated] (Knoxville Mercury)
- The Knoxville Mercury Is on the Move (Literally): No Issue on July 28 (Knoxville Mercury)
- Norris Dam Turns 80 This Month (Knoxville Mercury)
- Shanty Dreams: A Quest for the Forgotten Stories of the Tennessee River (Knoxville Mercury)
State News
- Pinkston files complaints against Martha O'Bryan Center (Tennessean)
- Mayor Barry says Clinton's nomination sends 'powerful' message to women (Tennessean)
- Leaked DNC emails prompt apology to Tennessee Democratic delegate (Tennessean)
- 5-at-10: PGA preview, Braves prospect report, UTC meets the media, Ways to make college football better and ... - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- 5 things to know about Tennessee's sales tax holiday (Tennessean)
- Council OKs purchase of improved body armor for Chattanooga police - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Chattanooga Football Club hosts friendly tonight, playoff semifinal Saturday [video] - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Rep. JoAnne Favors faces first primary challenger since 2012 - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Rallings aims to drop interim title to become next police director (Commercial Appeal)
- Competition drives Memphis airfares lower (Commercial Appeal)
- Big 12 expansion, examined: Focus on fan bases (Commercial Appeal)
- 1 dead, 1 injured in shooting in Southeast Memphis (Commercial Appeal)
.GOV Updates
- TDOT Mourns Loss of Road Worker (Tennessee)
- TDCI Urges Tennessee Residents to Consider Flood Insurance (Tennessee)
- Governor Haslam, Commissioner Boyd Announce Teleperformance to Expand in Bristol (Tennessee)
- Tennessee Department of Education Releases Guidebook Highlighting Districts Focused on Teacher Leadership (Tennessee)
- Dr. Stephen Loyd named Medical Director for Substance Abuse Services (Tennessee)
- Fourth Avenue Façade Grant: Old Building Gets New Look (Knoxville)
- Over 1,000 come out for 'Read and Ride with Daniel Tiger' Event (Knoxville)
- It's official! Regal HQ Relocating to South Waterfront (Knoxville)
- New Downtown Public Restrooms on Schedule to Open by Labor Day (Knoxville)
- Try Transit Week Continues: New Buses, Renovated East Superstop! (Knoxville)
- Local agencies celebrate World Breastfeeding Week on Aug. 5 (Knox County)
- Mayor's Back to School Bash planned for Aug 8 (Knox County)
- Knox County to begin mapping streams in White's Creek Watershed (Knox County)
- Have questions for our experts? (Knox County)
- Knox County Regional Forensic Center receives national accreditation (Knox County)
Wire Reports
- Democratic National Convention: Obama, Biden to focus on Clinton's national security experience in speeches tonight - Washington Post (US News)
- Twitter and Akamai skid; Apple and Edwards climb - Washington Post (Business)
- Obamas choose Chicago's Jackson Park for presidential library site - Washington Post (US News)
- GoPro Reports Loss, but Results Top Expectations - Wall Street Journal (Business)
- Whole Foods sales whiff, shares tank - Business Insider (Business)
- Amgen Profit Rises 13%, 2016 Outlook Raised - Wall Street Journal (Business)
- Facebook crushes Q2 earnings, hits 1.71B users and record share price - TechCrunch (Business)
- Fed leaves rates unchanged, says risks to outlook reduced - Reuters (Business)
- California Wildfires Kill Two People, Force Thousands to Evacuate - Wall Street Journal (US News)
- Report: Shooting deaths of law enforcement spike in 2016 - The Mercury News (US News)
- The Latest: Hinckley lawyer: Illness, not evil, drove client - Washington Post (US News)
- California power operator urges conservation during heat wave - Reuters (Business)
- US Expands Real-Estate Data Targeting Order - Wall Street Journal (Business)
- Freddie Gray case: Charges dropped against remaining officers - CNN (US News)
- Bill Clinton Presents His Wife as an Object of Desire - New York Times (US News)
Lost Medicaid Funding
Popular today
Popular this week
- Clinton picks Kaine
- Clinton responds to Trump convention speech
- Kaine's progressive scorecard
- Musicians who don't like Trump and don't appreciate him using their music
- Under a Trump presidency, who would be running the country?
- MPC public meeting on Bearden Mixed Use District zoning proposal
- Texas voter ID struck down, again
TN Progressive
- BlountViews
- Cup of Joe Powell
- Left Wing Cracker
- Newscoma
- Pam Strickland
- RoaneViews
- Southern Beale
- Tiny Cat Pants
- Vibinc
- View From My Kitchen Table
- WhitesCreek Journal
- AC Entertainment
- Backyard Farmer 101
- Blount Dems
- David Hunter
- David Moon
- Domestic Psychology
- Ellen Smith
- Gerald Witt
- Frank Murphy
- Herston TN Family Law
- Inside of Knoxville
- Instapundit
- Jack Lail
- Jim Stovall
- Knox Dems
- Knoxify
- Les Jones
- Lynn Point Records
- Michael Silence
- Mike Donila
- MoxCarm Blue Streak
- Outdoor Knoxville
- P.E.N. Studio
- Pittman Properties
- Property Scope
- Reality Me
- Rikki Hall
- Stop Alcoa Parkway
- Suzy Trotta
- Tom Humphrey
- Andy Axel
- Enclave
- Pith in the Wind
- Post Politics
- Quiet Life
- Smart City Memphis
- TN Dems
- TN Ticket
- TN Trivia
- Bob Stepno
- Facing South
- Lovable Liberal
At large:
- Agonist
- Atrios
- Burnt Orange Report
- Buzzflash
- College Dems
- Crooks and Liars
- Daily Kos
- Democratic Strategist
- Democrats.org
- Digby's Hullabaloo
- Ezra Klein
- The Fix
- Huffington Post
- Media Matters
- Open Secrets
- Political Wire
- Politico
- Seeing the Forest
- Skippy the Bush Kangaroo
- Suburban Guerrilla
- Talk Left
- Talking Points Memo
- Think Progress
- Truthdig
- Truthout


text:
Margoâs solo attempt to locate Big Gun Massaretti lands her in the hands of her crazed ex-lover. Danger looms high above the streets of old New York as The Shadow attempts his most daring rescue ever! Meanwhile, an intrepid reporter inches ever closer to uncovering The Shadowâs guarded secretsâ¦
Disney to Reboot "The Rocketeer" With Black Female Lead


text:
Water Industry News
The National Ground Water Assn.'s (NGWA) 2015 national and divisional... more
Organizers of the Water Expo announced that it will now host two events each year... more
On Dec. 18, Apache Corp. was recognized as the Industrial Groundwater Conservationist of the Year by the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation... more
Congress last week passed $1.1 trillion in spending that contains $2.6 million for the implementation of the National Ground-Water Monitoring... more
Imagine turning on your faucet only to find there is no water flowing. Your well has run dry, and you have to pay tens of thousands of dollars to... more
A newly released interactive California drought visualization website aims to provide the public... more
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that construction of a groundwater treatment system will soon begin at the Smalley-Piper... more
A new report published by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) shows that U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-led efforts to clean up... more
Dr. Paul Barlow of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in Northborough, Mass., and Stanley Leake of USGS in Tucson, Ariz., received the John Hem... more
Essential Management Solutions LLC of Evergreen, Colo., received an Outstanding Groundwater Project Award from the National Ground Water Assn. (... more
Water use across the country has reached its lowest recorded level in nearly 45 years. According to a new... more
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded $465,000 to the Navajo Nation to oversee the cleanup of an estimated 58 leaking underground... more
The Water Well Trust received a $140,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Household Water Well Systems program for a project... more
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has developed a computer model that will help water managers understand the groundwater resources in the... more
The Miami Conservancy District (MCD) in southwest Ohio has received a 2014 Special Recognition Award from the National Ground Water Assn. (NGWA... more
An underground storage tank (UST) at the Lake Moomaw Marina Store in... more
A new set of best suggested practices (BSPs) for groundwater... more
A Ball State University team is working to bring clean drinking water to a small, isolated community in mountainous Nepal that lies in the middle... more
Long-time National Ground Water Assn. (NGWA) member Beverly L. Herzog of... more


text:
Mascara Basic keeps lashes perfectly curled throughout the day and may be reapplied without clumping. The efficacy of the formula is maintained trough a custom crafting of each batch, which requires three months to produce. Available in two shades.
For the most amazing, natural-looking lashes (no crazy spider legs here), this mascara is the best. It never clumps or looks chunky. I just wish that it came in a waterproof formula that had the same smooth consistency. The Basic formula tends to smudge on me after a few hours.
there is nothing great about this mascara. its jsut waste of money. nothing special, really. i think its not the best product of shu uemura. i dont even know what to write about this mascara. its just nothing special at all


text:
MBA Textbook List
You will need textbooks at least a few days in advance of the first class session -- many classes have reading assignments due the first day. You'll receive access to course syllabi on Thursday of orientation week, so you'll want to have your books so you can start any reading assignments over the weekend.
You are not required to order your materials before arriving on campus, but you may want to do so to obtain a competitive price. You can buy on campus or through other vendors of your choice, including Amazon.com or other online retailers. All materials are available, at a minimum, either through Iowa Book & Supply or the University Bookstore unless otherwise specified, though you may find better prices through online vendors.
Fall 2015 Core Course Materials
First 8-week Module (August 24 - October 16)
MBA:8100 Business Acumen & Career Development
Textbook: No textbook required.
MBA:8120 Management in Organizations
Textbook: No textbook required. Reading pack to be assigned.
MBA:8140 Corporate Financial Reporting
Textbook: Financial Accounting for MBAs
Easton, Wild, Halsey & McAnally
6th Edition
Publisher: Cambridge Business Publishers
On-campus Vendor: Iowa Book and Supply (also available via online retailers)
MBA:8150 Business Analytics
Textbook: Data, Models, and Decisions - The Fundamentals of Management Science
Bertsimas, Dimitris and Robert M Freund
Available at Amazon and from other online retailers
MBA:8160 Managerial Economics
Textbook: Microeconomics
Besanko, David and Braeutigam, Ronald R.
5th Edition
Publisher: Wiley 2014
Second 8-week Module (October 19- December 18)
MBA:8120 Management in Organizations
Textbook: No textbook required. Reading pack to be assigned.
MBA:8180 Managerial Finance
Textbook: Corporate Finance
Jonathan Berk and Peter DeMarzo
3rd Edition (note: the version without Finance Lab Access if fine)
Publisher: Pearson
MBA:8110 Marketing Management
Textbook: A Framework for Marketing Management
5th edition
Publisher: Pearson/Prentice Hall 2012
On-campus Vendor: Iowa Book & Supply (also available via online retailers)
MBA:8190 Operations Management
Matching Supply with Demand
Cachon and Terwiesch
3rd Edition, 2012
Publisher: McGraw-Hill


text:
The 48 Hour Film Project
See below for 2004 results.
For more information on 2016, click here...
The Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project awards were announced on June 19, at our Best of Atlanta screening at the Atlanta Film Festival. This years winners are:
Best Film
Nice Hat Productions,
Best Use of Prop
Dropping the Gloves Cougars
Best Delivery of Dialogue Line
Moved Nice Hat Productions
Best Use of Character (tie)
Still Life The Film Collective
Aliens Among Us Light Hog
Best Directing
Triumph of Silverback's Will Fake Wood Wallpaper
Best Acting
Vineyard Band of Outsiders
Best Cinematography
Postal 7th Wave Pictures
Best Costume
Darkest Adversary Rorschach Productions
Best Special Effects
Darkest Adversay Rorschach Productions
Best Sound Design
Episcopaliens The Evil Edisons
Best Editing
Moved Nice Hat Productions
Best Screenplay
Moved Nice Hat Productions
- Moved Nice Hat Productions,
Jim Issa/Richard Sampson
- Postal 7th Wave Pictures,
Matt Ruggles
- Episcopaliens The Evil
Sean Bates
48HFP Links
Sign up for the
mailing list
- Email the 48 Hour Film Project
- Buy t-shirts or other goodies
- Put a 48HFP badge on your homepage or blog
- The 48 Hour Film Project Tour: 2004
Other 48 Hour Film Projects in :
2016 • 2011 • 2010 • 2009 • 2008 • 2007 2006 • 2005 • 2004 • 2003 • 2002


text:
Parrker Westphal, a defensive back from Bolingbrook, has committed to play for Northwestern.
The school announced Friday that Westphal will enroll in the winter quarter and be eligible to participate in spring practice. NCAA rules allow early enrollees to sign financial aid agreements as long as they have completed their high school graduation requirements.
Story Continues Below
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Westphal had 47 tackles, eight pass breakups and three interceptions as a senior at Bolingbrook last season.
The rest of Northwestern's recruiting class will be announced on national signing day on Feb. 5.
Get great articles like this sent to your inbox!
Comments (
Guidelines: Keep it civil and on topic; no profanity, vulgarity, slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. If a comment violates these standards or our terms of service, click the X in the upper right corner of the comment box. To find our more, read our FAQ.
- This article filed under:
- Sports
- Big Ten
- Northwestern
- Bolingbrook High School
- Football
- College Men
- Prep Boys


text:
- Downloads:
- Views:
- Rating:
A new version of CheboMan is out, more colourful and lively and then ever before, complemented with new funny effects for more gameplay and fun for your entire family!
CheboMan is a classic arcade game, all about collecting treasures and rescuing your friends. Level after level, wandering through the forests, caves, oceans and mountain you will meet more monsters, face more obstacles and collect more bonuses. Life-saving isn't one easy job, so, in case you need an extra hand with that, you can use the multi-player mode and play CheboMan with a friend of yours.
You pass to the next level when you rescue a friend, found at the end of the current level. But it's not easy, because numerous enemies try their best to stop you. The game ends when you lose all your lives. Choose between an easy training mode and more complicated ones and start your journey. The game has now been improved and complemented with new sound effects and new music. CheboMan has also become more colorful and includes a range of new effects, such as all visible bonuses becoming tomatoes once you break the box and more!
Free download from Shareware Connection - CheboMan is a classic arcade game, all about collecting treasures and rescuing your friends. Level after level, wandering through the forests, caves, oceans and mountain you will meet more monsters, face more obstacles and collect more bonuses.
Version: 2.0 | Size: 12788 KB | Platform: Win2000, WinOther
Released Date: 10-10-2003 | Rating: 5 | Title: CheboMan
Author Url: http://www.alawar.com/?submit=padform
Program Info Url: http://www.alawar.com/games/cheboman/?submit=padform
Download Url: http://www.alawar.com/CheboMan.exe
Grand Master Chess - Grand Master Chess - a highly detailed 3D art piece, keeping you busy playing chess and marvelling at the graphics and sound effects. Enjoy the realistic chess sets, various complexity levels and choose the opponents.
Alex Gordon - Alex Gordon is a cat with a hero's heart and adventure flowing through his veins! Help him run and jump his way to fortune and glory as he explores exotic game worlds and overcomes a cunning nemesis!
Magic Ball 2 - Remember the original Magic Ball? The one that got over 5 million downloads and Net's best 3D Arkanoid remake title? The good news is that the sequel has just been released. The very good news is that there are 100 brand new levels.
Little Bombers - This modern remake of the classic game is fast, engaging and explosive adventure for every arcade-games lover! The Little Bombers return to destroy all the dangerous monsters and enemies, and you are to help them. Are you a brilliant bomberman?
Brain Twister Games Pack - This games pack contains three logic games: NeoChess, Magic Reversi, Metamorphs.
WinPlex (Supaplex rebirn in XXI Century)
Bubble Shooter Premium Edition
Bubble Golden Pack Deluxe
Magic Ball 3
Alex Gordon
3D BrickBlaster Unlimited
Little Bombers
Fowl Words
Lode Runner
Typing Invaders - Free Typing Game
Extra MAME
My Addicting Games Arcade
Charlies Angel Code Breaker
Adventure & RPG
Board Games
Cards, Casino & Lottery
Fantasy Games
Game Guides
Patches & Updates
Personal Tech Solutions
Strategy & War
Games And Entertainment
Time Warner Has Entertainment Specials
Time Warner Tv Entertainment
Cable Tv Entertainment Deals
Computer Applications Your Study Entertainment
Little Bombers - This modern remake of the classic game is fast, engaging and explosive adventure for every arcade-games lover! The Little Bombers return to destroy all the dangerous monsters and enemies, and you are to help them. Are you a brilliant bomberman?
Doctris - Help Doctor Smith to disinfect the laboratory and get rid of the malicious viruses which are hiding from him in laboratory glassware, so that he can come back to making his medications.
Joe`s Farm - Joe`s Farm is a surprisingly addictive Sokoban remake that, well, looks like anything but a Sokoban remake. Astonishing 3D graphics, witty levels, cool farm world and lovable Joe are waiting for you.
Games Pack - 3 Games in 1 (Brave Dwarves, Bubble Bobble Gold, Arkanoid TVI)
BallMan - BallMan is an arcade game that forces to recall the old good times.
Shareware Connection periodically updates pricing and software information of 'CheboMan' from company source 'Alawar Entertainment' , so some information may be slightly out-of-date. You should confirm all information before relying on it. Software piracy is theft, Using 'CheboMan' crack, password, serial numbers, registration codes, key generators is illegal and prevent future development of CheboMan.
FileStream TurboBackup - Nowadays, data security and backup have become commonplace activity for nearly all PC users. You need to backup precious data either in external media or cloud storage services to evade circumstances like hard disk failure or malware invasion. ...
Comodo Unite - There are many ways to bypass the restrictions imposed on users by governments and ISPs for accessing specific websites and online services. One of them is using a capable VPN application. A VPN app basically lets you camouflage the real IP ...
WinKleaner Classic - Whether you use a laptop or desktop, with time it is likely to show deficit in performance and speed. This is owing to the inherent limitations of Windows OS and things can vary based on your usage pattern. Traces of removed programs existing in ...
PureSync Personal - When you use computers, there is no way you can escape using specialized third party software. These need to be used for various needs including office productivity, web access, taking back-up and ensuring proper synchronization across multiple ...
Undela - Computers users may lose data owing to a number of reasons. Data loss caused by hardware failure does not take place regularly. However, there are many instances when you may end up deleting files and folders by mistake. In shared computers, ...
Argente - Registry Cleaner - Keeping the Windows registry clean and optimized is essential for getting optimum performance from the PC. While most users do not prefer tinkering with registry settings, it may get laden with erroneous and invalid entries over prolonged usage. ...
Autodesk MotionBuilder 2015 - 3D animators and post production setups need to use Motion capturing technology extensively for making stunning films, ads and tutorials etc. Over the years, both software and hardware technology used in this segment have evolved by leaps and ...
ProAnimator - In Post production setups and 3D animation studios, using specialized CG and special effects app becomes a necessity. ProAnimator is a feature rich 3D design application targeted at motion graphics sector. It is ideal when you want to add some ...
Perfect Photo Suite Premium Edition - For comprehensive image editing and web designing, millions of professionals use Adobe's powerhouse and industry leading app, namely Photoshop. While Photoshop continues to be the darling of millions for advanced image retouching and ...
Reallusion iClone - Nowadays, there is no scarcity of 3D animation and modeling software in market. However, not all such apps are user friendly and easy on wallet. If you want an intuitive and capable tool for making 3D animations without requiring much time, give ...


text:
Jaron Punk'd on Toby Keith Tour
Former pop singer Jaron Lowenstein, who has scored a country hit ("Pray for You") as Jaron and the Long Road To Love, is attracting some interesting fans.
Jaron had a long road during a show on the Toby Keith tour over the weekend. In the middle of a song, a rather large gentleman (actually Toby's tour manager) walked out onto the stage, bare chested, with the message "I Heart Jaron" written on his chest.
This, of course, was captured on video and put on YouTube for your enjoyment.
Don't miss an issue! Subscribe to Nash Country Weekly.