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The Mercyhurst University Dance Department's "Raw Edges" has, for 15 years, celebrated student choreography. The 16th annual edition has even more reasons to rejoice.
This is the 40th anniversary of the dance department, and it was 20 years ago that department director Tauna Hunter and her husband, production manager/resident designer Michael Gleason, came to Mercyhurst. Hunter, on a personal note, is celebrating five years of being cancer free after a battle with breast cancer.
Because of all this celebrating, there are fewer student choreographed pieces -- just two -- on the "Happiness Is Raw Edges" program, which reflects the school's 2013-14 academic theme of happiness.
"Inscriptions," by student and returning professional Rachel James, explores what she describes as "romance, love, and the intangible joy of another's presence."
Junior dance major Katarina Fitzpatrick's "Of the Night" takes on the emotions, ideas and archetypes of nighttime through a variety of dance genres.
Works by former students also have a place on the stage, including 2009's "Behind Closed Doors" by Justin Michael Hogan ('09) and the premiere of "Before the Fall," co-choreographed by Cassandra Powers Serdula ('09). Both Hogan and Serdula will also perform, along with alums Alyssa Alger ('10) and Caroline Milliken Euker ('05).
The rest of the program will feature restagings of some of the greatest hits from the impressive careers of Gleason and Hunter. Gleason's 2003 work "Symphonie Italienne" is set to music by Mendelssohn and features more than 20 dancers.
Hunter will be represented by two autobiographical pieces: "For Loss of Renee" is a reflection on grief and healing inspired by 9/11 and personal losses set to Samuel Barber's haunting "Adagio for Strings." "Quiet Chaos," speaks to Hunter's -- and most women's -- daily struggle for balance.
The whole weekend is a celebration, but Saturday evening's gala performance is in particular a celebration of life. Proceeds from raffles and collections will benefit the Regional Cancer Center. For that performance, any cancer survivor who presents an RCC identification card will be admitted for $5.


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DescriptionThis small toad (ranging from 38-76 mm total length) is described as having a flattened, short sub-triangular head with a pointed snout. It is the only North American toad that has small, round parotoid glands the same size as the eye plus weak or absent cranial crests (Korky 1999).
The coloration is gray or light to medium brown, with reddish to orangish warts and a white ventral stripe; sometimes the stripe has spotting (Conant and Collins 1991; Stebbins 1985) .
Korky (1999) also states, "this species is the only North American toad with round parotoids about the same size as the eye, and with cranial crests notabely weak or absent."
Distribution and Habitat
Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Mexico, United States
U.S. state distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Arizona, California, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah
Life History, Abundance, Activity, and Special BehaviorsLike the other toads in this group, the red-spotted toad is an explosive breeder.
The eggs are laid in early April and tadpoles metamorphose within a season.
Males have melodious
call and may form breeding choruses of 2-6 males. Males actively search for
females as well (Sullivan 1984).
CommentsHybrids with other bufonid species have been found in nature (Sullivan 1990).
Many late Pleistocene and Holocene fossils have been recovered for this species at numerous sites in Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Texas as well as in Sonora,
Mexico (for complete references please see Korky 1999).
Korky (1999) has provided a long literature list for this species.
See another account at californiaherps.com.
Conant, R. and Collins, J. T. (1991). A Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians: Eastern/Central North America. Houghton Mifflin, Boston.
Korky, J. K. (1999). ''Bufo punctatus.'' Catalogue of American Amphibians and Reptiles. Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles, 689.1-689.5.
Stebbins, R. C. (1985). A Field Guide to Western Reptiles and Amphibians. Houghton Mifflin, Boston.
Storer, T. I. (1925). "A synopsis of the amphibia of California." University of California Publications in Zoology, 27, 1-342.
Sullivan, B. K. (1984). ''Advertisement call variation and observations on breeding behavior of Bufo debilis and Bufo punctatus.'' Journal of Herpetology, 18, 406-411.
Sullivan, B. K. (1990). ''Natural hybrid between the Great Plains Toad, Bufo cognatus and the Red-Spotted Toad, Bufo punctatus from Central Arizona, USA.'' Great Basin Naturalist, 50, 371-372.
Citation: AmphibiaWeb: Information on
amphibian biology and conservation. [web application]. 2016. Berkeley, California:
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2010 Subaru Legacy Sedan 2.5i Limited 4dr Sedan AWD (2.5L 4cyl CVT)
This is my first Subaru having had Hondas and Toyatas. I decided on this because of the AWD capability. Initially, the acceleration was painful given my experience with Honda and Toyota but after about 3K miles (I now have about 5K on it) it seems not to be a problem and Ok for the Chicago ways. I'm getting about 28-30 miles/gallon for a 30 miles drive to work which is about 1/2 traffic jam. The inside is spacious, blue tooth and home link work well but some of the inside seams seems to come off easily. People admired the outside design so much and they're shock to learn I didn't pay anywhere near Audi/Lexus/Accura/Nissan Maxima. I'm waiting to see how it fares in the Winter
exterior design, inside equipment, fuel economy, the price compared to other vehicles in its class.
folding mirrors with signal light would have been great. The open door light does not indicate which specific door is opened. Dealers for servicing are somewhat far to find
I bought my first Subaru because I wanted a reliable car, good gas mileage, and all wheel drive. I don't really know how reliable it is because I've only had it a year. I got all that with this car except for a clunking noise thats coming from the brakes when you first start the car after its been sitting a while. I step on the brakes and it sounds like the calipers are stiff when they squeeze the brake pads.
Leather Interior, radio, comfort, design, trunk space and interior room is great. I've taken it on a few 3 hour drives and they were very enjoyable.
The problem I have is there is a loud clunking noise coming from the brakes when I first start the car in the morning. The brakes make a lot of strange noises but then it stops after a few minutes. Dealer checked 2 times and "found nothing" please let me know if anyone has had the same problem!
As the title states, I feel this is one of the best family cars available for folks that have to deal with snow. I look at most other cars in this class and my decision came down to the VW Passat and the Subaru. The Subaru's interior space, quiet ride and predicted reliability won-out. It has been almost a year and 10,000 miles and I am still happy with my decision. Fuel mileage has been great - 25 city and 30+ highway. The car has enough power and I would even say the engine sounds good. The car does require a lot of correction in a crosswind and stepping over the body skirts is annoying. The car is not sporty to drive. For example an Accord is much more nimble.
Interior comfort, quiet and smooth ride, stereo, bluetooth, gas mileage, safety features, all wheel drive, transmission, exterior design
More sporty handling, different front end style, smaller body skirt below doors, quicker transmission change between drive and reverse, better handling in a crosswind
I previously owned 3 Nissan Maximas and 1 Nissan Altima since 1999. I liked all of these vehicles. I was in the market for another Altima but the style was the same since 1997. The Maximas were becoming too expensive, so I began shopping for a new brand. My brother put me on to the Legacy. I test drove one and loved it and still love it almost a year later. The 4 cyl. is adequately powered not in the range of the 6 cyl Nissans but it gets you where you want to go. The gas mileage is pretty good for an AWD. I find the car to be very comfortable and roomy. I have had many compliments on the styling. I have no problem saying that I like it as much as the Nissans that I owned.
AWD, got it just in time for the worst winter in Philadelphia in the history of weather keeping. Roominess inside. No goose neck hinges in the trunk, lets you pack more. Gas mileage, Harmon Kardon 9 speaker sound system, better than the Bose I had in last 4 cars. Ride is very good. Seats are comf.
2010 model does not have fold in side mirrors. 2011 model corrected this. Power window/lock control cluster on inside of drivers door could be made to rise up and taper down to allow for more left leg room.
I have put about 23,000 miles on this vehicle to date. Initially it seemed like a great car for the money. First and foremost, this is the most uncomfortable car I have ever driven. You will not realize this until you drive over 2 hours. I first thought it was me until I had others drive it and agree. I have since bought additional cushions which only slightly help the issue. Temp only adjusts hot or cold. They have replaced this unit multiple times and still not right. Automatic lights flicker on/off when going under an overpass in the middle of the day. Again could not fix! Clunky transmission that will not find a gear and act as if the car is in neutral. Scary in traffic!
It gives a great first impression, but that's about it.
Many: New seats, fixed flawed transmission, Adjust auto lights, Fix temp issues. Bottom Line: Car has many issues and Subaru Dealer is the worst ever. I cannot wait to unload this car.
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Review: 'Beyond The Hills' wants to incite but only manages to bore
CANNES - Cristian Mungiu arrives at Cannes this year as a sort of conquering hero, finally bringing a full-length follow-up to his breakthrough hit, "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days," which won the 2007 Palme d'Or. This is only his third film, and all three have been invited to the festival, which certainly makes it seem like this is a home for him and for what it is he has to say as a filmmaker. Considering it's taken him five years to make his third film, it's safe to say that expectations were running high when "Beyond The Hills" made its debut two days ago.
It is, then, no fun to report that "Beyond The Hills" feels like a pretty serious misstep, overthought and overwrought, with some big ideas buried beneath a leaden approach and a cast that simply can't enliven material that never manages to lurch to life. I don't fault him for ambition, and I can certainly see how the film's core idea could be a springboard for great drama. It just doesn't feel like the execution pays off any of the material's potential.
The short description included in the film's press notes offer up a very direct version of the film's plot:
"Alina gets back from Germany to bring Voichita - the only person she loves and was loved by in this world - back to her. But Voichita found God, and God is the most difficult lover one can be jealous of."
Okay. That's intriguing. Equally intriguing is the film's source material, two books described as "non-fiction novels" by Tatiana Niculescu Bran. The first, "Deadly Confession," was based on a 2005 event where a young woman went to stay with a friend who was a novice at the Tanacu Monastery in Romania, and within a few weeks of her arrival, the friend was dead as part of an exorcism ritual gone wrong. Both that logline and that real-life story are very clearly represented in the final film, and that would seem to me to be irresistible material for a film that wants to dig into the place that dogma takes in the daily lives of 21st century people, the gap between religious ritual and spiritual behavior, and the incredibly loneliness that drives so many of us and the difficult ways we try to fill that loneliness.
The first and, to my mind, most serious problem with the film is a certain inertia that sets in early that Mungiu never overcomes. The film opens with Voichita (Cosmina Stratan) at a train station, picking up her friend Alina (Cristina Flutur) up at a train station. Right away, there is a tension between them that pretty clearly communicates their situation. They were both raised together in an orphanage, and while they were there, they developed an intense emotional dependence on one another. That love was more than friendship, too, a relationship with a physical side. At some point, though, Alina left and went to Germany to work, and Voichita found herself struggling, adrift. She turned to the church, and in particular, she turned to a monastery that she found, joining it and renouncing all her worldly possessions. Headed by a charismatic and intensely Orthodox priest who everyone calls "Papa" (Valeriu Andriuta) and a meek, kindly nun who is "Mama" (Dana Tapalaga) to all of the novices, it is a small and cloistered community, and within it, Voichita appears to be thriving, happy and focused.
Alina has no happiness in her own life, though. She has come to regret her choice, and now, in the grips of a deep depression, she sees Voichita as a salvation, as the one good thing she ever had in her life, and she wants her back now. Alina has a plan that involves sweeping Voichita up, leaving with her, and never looking back. She's already purchased their tickets to leave and lined up jobs for them both as waitresses on a casino boat, and she assumes when she arrives that Voichita will feel the same way. From the moment they're reunited, though, it is obvious that something is off. Voichita is happy where she is, or at least it makes sense to her, and while she can see that Alina is in pain, Voichita also remembers her own pain when Alina left the first time, and she's not willing to pin her future happiness on anyone else at this point.
Again, all of this sounds like the foundation for something compelling, but Mungiu doesn't really have a feel for what it is that would draw someone into a community like the monastery, or how to demonstrate the charisma that makes Papa such an effective head to this small but passionate congregation. Considering how much of the relationship between Alina and Voichita is left unspoken, Mungiu is still too on the nose with it, and once he establishes the uneven yearning between the two women, there's nowhere for him to go for the next hour and a half. That's a lot of marking time until he finally introduces the idea that the entire monastery believes Alina to be possessed by an unclean spirit, something that is making her so unhappy. At two-and-a-half hours total, the film feels like a fair amount of wasted time that reinforces nothing building up to a muted finale that feels like he mismanages what should be a relatively harrowing incident. In addition, the characters are frustrating because they are drawn with such narrow focus. They are puzzle pieces, not people, and their behavior in infuriatingly oblique. They do what they do because that's what the film demands of them, not because of what seem like genuine motivated choices. Alina in particular just seems so driven, so one note in behavior, that it is impossible to feel any empathy towards her, and that's a huge problem if this is the story being told.
On the flight over from the US, I was reading the AJ Jacobs book "The Year Of Living Biblically," in which he undertook a project where he had to spend the entire year following every rule in the Bible, no matter how strange or difficult, and it allows him to explore a wide range of topics in the process. The book does a nice job of pointing out just how outdated and, in some cases, insane the rules of the Bible appear to be, especially from a modern perspective. There is a scene in this film where the nuns all gather to help Alina confess her sins, and they start reading to her from a list of over 400 sins defined by their Orthodox faith. That's a moment that does a nice job of underlining Mungiu's overall point here, which is that the rules can distance the faithful from the larger, more important underpinnings of the church, but moments like that in the film are few and far between.
It's frustrating, because Mungiu's last movie was so good at depicting what happens to people when they become lost in and chewed up by an indifferent system, and he somehow stumbles when trying to paint that same sort of picture here. It is the sort of film where I kept waiting for something larger to kick in, for the film to come to life instead of feeling like a disconnected series of scenes that are all somewhat written to theme, but without any sense of life outside the edge of the frame. I'm not sure if it was expectation that defeated him or the subject matter itself, but this is a backwards step for Mungiu, and I hope his next film serves as a better showcase for his undeniable talents.


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Posted on 10/05/2004 5:00:21 PM PDT by michigander
Gather 'round one and all. New or old, it doesn't matter.
All that should matter is a willingness to have, what may or may not be considered, knowledge bestowed upon anyone willing to learn how in the world all this cool looking stuff happens 'round here.
Let's get started...
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When you type
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This is what happens.
These you need to turn something "on" and "off".
Bold "on" =  Bold "off "=
Typing in:
Bold no more bold
Looks like:
Bold no more bold
The rest work the same way
Italic:
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Strikeout: <s></s>
Center:
The recently popular, Superscript:
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Nothing to it right?
Now these require you to enter what you want between the " and ".
Font Size:  (?=font sizes; 1-7)
Font Color:
White It's White, trust me it's there (highlight it with your pointer)
These rquire you to enter where you want to go between the " and ".
How to post a picture:  (?=the address of the picture)
In this case the picture address is: http://www.freerepublic.com/images/frlogo.gif (It's from the FR home page)
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Links are a 2 step process. Where you want to go and something for the pointer to "click" on.
Link Something: ?? (?=the address of the page, ??=something to "click" on)
In this case the page address is: http://www.freerepublic.com/home.htm (the FreeRepublic "home" page)
(the FreeRepublic "home" page) the  turns off the link. =
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Not an HTML problem, but is there any explanation for why FR posts now have a bit of a delay after they are submitted?
When the threads reload after submitting a post, I do not see my latest message. I have to refresh the thread page several times to see what I've typed.
FR used to always run in realtime, now it seems like there is a "seven second" delay. Is equipment being maxed out by the number of users or have there been some changes behind the scenes?
WOW! Thanks. Seriously cool. Never took the time to figure it all out.
Thank you bump.
target="new" is the polite way!
Ahem. ;-)
I noticed the same especially yesterday during the FReepathon.
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You sound like Kerry attempting to define "grave" and "imminent".
I guess not
Once in a while that's a bummer eh?
Begs the question: Will we make HTML smores later?
Strikeover Crossing things out is my favorite!
Happy Halloween from www.filedeposit.com free picture storage.
And it's a really pretty picture, too!
Which yields:
(Bullet points or numbered lists can be nested, too).
Now my only problem is getting them from the web. I don't know how to convert web photos from bitmap to jpgs. I'll try resizing next.
Kerry would not only give you a dead link, but take your original IE page away from Free Republic!
I'll reiterate... the proper way to link is thus:
MY LINK
You sure know how to break a Cub's fans heart.
Not that we didn't know any better!
I have a query for you that are so wise in the ways of HTML. Do you have to type each individual font color to get that pretty rainbow font that classygreeneyedblonde used or did he/she use a single command?
And a beauty at that! Sunrise or sunset?
Let's try big red: Red. Way cool.
Let me try that list thing. Reasons NOT to vote for Kerry:
He'll raise taxes.
He's a compulsive liar.
He'll get a lot of Americans killed.
Thank you. This will be very helpful..
But how do you display the "less than symobol which HTML would try to interpret if explicitly stated?
The way I do it is to use the ampersand (shift-7 key) followed immediately by LT;
BUMP for practice later.

First List Item

Second List Item

Third List Item
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OK, so I want to put yellow highlight on certian text, not change the text color, just highlight the background yellow . . how would I do that ?
You just go like this:

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That was a sweet wasn't it?
I don't know a simple way to do that here anymore.
I'd just bold or change the color of the certain text.
Probably only works on IE5+. Non-malicious.
Need some help here. What is the address of a picture if I choose one from those I've saved in My Pictures. I just tried with the addresson the folder and got nada.
Man, I remember that. Sheesh, I'm old!
Never thought my freshness date meant that much in the grand scheme though.
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With 11 former UNC players currently logging meaningful minutes in the NBA (Jerry Stackhouse's 5.5 MPG don't count), there's a lot of action going around on a night-to-night basis for the Carolina family.
For those who don't keep track of the NBA but are curious to know which player is on which team, here's a rundown:
Tyler Hansbrough: Indiana Pacers
Ty Lawson: Denver Nuggets
Wayne Ellington: Minnesota Timberwolves
Danny Green: San Antonio Spurs
Vince Carter: Dallas Mavericks
Brendan Haywood: Dallas Mavericks
Brandan Wright: Dallas Mavericks
Raymond Felton: Portland Trailblazers
Antawn Jamison: Cleveland Cavaliers
Ed Davis: Toronto Raptors
Marvin Williams: Atlanta Hawks
(Jerry Stackhouse: Atlanta Hawks)
All players have been in action over the past half week, packing in games on an almost-daily basis for the cramped NBA schedule. Some have performed great, some have performed well and some have had forgetful games. Here's a breakdown of what has happened since Wednesday.


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Chef's Table event space and restaurant coming to Walker's Point
David Magnasco, the executive chef at the Milwaukee Club, is planning an event space at 500 S. 3rd St. called the Chef's Table that also will be open to the public once a month for multicourse dinners.
The 100-year-old brick building will house the restaurant on the first floor, and the second floor will be home to Magnasco and his wife, Julia, executive director of First Stage children's theater, and their 3-year-old daughter, Maddalena. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Rhinehart's high-energy drumming was always in the groove
When Vodie Rhinehart first hooked up with the Leroy Airmaster blues band, some of its members wondered whether he really understood the blues.
That was until band leader Steve Cohen schooled the then-twentysomething jazz fusion drummer with a tape by legendary Chicago harmonica man Sonny Boy Williamson II. »Read Full Article
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The closings of the last two Caribou Coffee shops in the Milwaukee area apparently are providing Peet's Coffee & Tea entry into Wisconsin.
The closed Caribou shops are at 418 N. Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa, and 1890 Meadow Lane, Waukesha. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Wilco's Tweedy mesmerizes Pabst audience with new material
Concertgoers aren't always keen to hear new material and, once they fail to recognize whatever's being played, tend to reserve their enthusiasm for the opportunity to visit bathroom and bar.
Monday night at the Pabst Theater, however, Jeff Tweedy's fans weren't keen to budge from their spots while he and his band led with a great deal of new material. »Read Full Article(3)
On Tap Today: Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers at Shank Hall
Considering Summerfest is NEXT WEEK, there's a surprising number of really good music options in town every day this week. Yesterday there was Jeff Tweedy at the Pabst Theater (check back at jsonline.com/music later for a review). Tomorrow there's emerging country artist Nikki Lane at Cactus Club. Thursday is Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion at Turner Hall Ballroom, featuring the former Cream drummer. And on Friday it's Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds' first headlining show in Milwaukee ever, at the Milwaukee Theatre.


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As part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), one of the many excise taxes imposed by this act is again quickly approaching. The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) fee is an excise tax imposed on health insurance issuers and plan sponsors of self-insured health plans effective for plan years ending on or after Oct. 1, 2012. The fee is calculated at $2.08 per covered life for plan years ending after Oct. 1, 2014 but before Oct. 1, 2015 and increases to $2.17 per covered life for those plan years ending on or after Oct. 1, 2015 and before Oct. 1, 2016. This fee is due by July 31 each year with increases corresponding to the medical inflation rate all the way through the 2019 plan year.
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The IRS recently released Notice 2016-4 in which the Service has extended the due date for companies required to distribute Forms 1095-B Health Coverage, or 1095-C Employer-Provided Health Insurance Offer and Coverage. Employers and insurance providers alike will now have until March 31, 2016 to distribute Forms 1095 to their respective individuals, the previous deadline was February 1, 2016. The timing for filing these forms with the IRS has also been extended from February 29, 2016 to May 31, 2016, and slightly longer for those companies required to submit their forms electronically. The automatic extension was granted to provide companies additional time to implement the new systems and procedures necessary to accurately report health care coverage information to the individuals and the Service.
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Len Bias died 30 years ago today. His death still makes everyone crazy.
Sportswriter Forgives Len Bias For Dying
This, from the Washington Post's John Feinstein, is just a stunning thing to exist. It is an argument that Len Bias does not deserve induction into the University of Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame because he died from a cocaine overdose.
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Len Bias is long gone, having overdosed on cocaine in 1986, two days after being drafted by the Boston Celtics. But as we wrote earlier this year, Bias is still very much alive in our politics.
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The Frenchies in question are Tancrède Melet and Julien Millot. They are the subjects of the award-winning 2011 film, "I Believe I Can Fly"; here's a 13-min segment of that film, showing the two men atop some Norwegian cliffs "highlining" (climbing + slacklining + tightrope walking), BASE jumping and parachuting, all with tremendous panache. The full film is available for rental ($3) or purchase ($7). [more inside]
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06 Dec 2013, 07:59am by Mike Tanier
The NFC power balance gets clarified this week, but I am more inspired by the image of memorabilia shills sending boxes of wedding invitations to Peyton Manning.
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I watch Matt Flynn so you don't have to! I also went back and looked at the Brian Hoyer tape, took a long look at Case Keenum, and did lots of film grinding to get a handle on all of this year's mystery quarterbacks.
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The Chiefs defense has been figured out. The Jets offense needs to keep it simple. Er. Simpler. Also, watching a Jaguars-Browns game for fun and profit.
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Seven upcoming games with playoff implications, which do not include really good teams, are spotlighted. Click after the jump for everything from Nut Fumbles to Justin Tucker's cocky awesomeness.
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Fourteen short stories about Manning-Brady, with guest columnists like Emily Dickinson, Batman and Superman, and Stieg Larsson.
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Tanier here! Had a lot of fun researching this one: the greatest running back rivalries in pro football history. Get your weekly dose of Nagurski!
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I have fun "classifying" all 32 teams according to types this week: offensive teams, defensive teams, doubt generators, and so on. Not all of the categories match the numbers precisely, but it makes for some fun comparisons. Follow the link (or Click around Sports on Earth) for my take on the 49ers offense, such as it is.
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The Magnificent Seven. What have we got for entertainment? 'Phins hugging Dungy on the pavement.
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Remember the Blueprint for stopping the 2007 Giants? It has been six years, so I figured I could dust off the blueprint concept without repeating myself. Here is a detailed breakdown of Chiefs defensive tactics that can stop the Broncos.
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The little girl, who has blue eyes, blonde hair and comes from Pittsburgh, dazzled the audience and impressed the judges with a stunning version of "O Mio Babbino Caro."
Evancho left host Nick Cannon in total disbelief. "I was like, 'Okay, where's the lady that's gonna come out and make everybody laugh? But that's really her voice," Cannon tells PEOPLE. "That was the best performance I have ever seen on this show."
Evancho, who started singing when she was 7 after watching the movie Phantom of the Opera, was moved to tears when judge Piers Morgan said she gave everyone in the room goosebumps.
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Alabama tight end O.J. Howard is on a strict no-Snickers diet. The only problem is that he basically just found a roundabout way to enjoy his favorite desserts.
Alabama TE O.J. Howard says he gave up Snickers so he can eat healthier. What did he replace them with? "Ice cream, to be honest with you."— Marquavius Burnett (@Marq_Burnett) August 12, 2014
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A University of Pennsylvania psychiatry professor has filed a complaint with federal officials alleging that two of his colleagues, including the chair of Penn's psychiatry department, engaged in research misconduct by allowing their names to be placed on a study published 10 years ago that was ghostwritten by a "medical communications company."
The study, funded by what is now GlaxoSmithKline and the National Institutes of Health, looked at the impact of Glaxo's antidepressant drug Paxil on depression in patients with bipolar disorder.
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Landon Collins had a very good finish for Alabama last year. He finished second on the team in tackles to All-America C.J. Mosley with 70 and had two interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown. And the upcoming junior from Geismer, La., was also a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, given to the nation's best defensive back.
Thus, it is no surprise that when the Jim Thorpe Association announced its watch list for 2014 that Collins was one of 39 selected.
Earlier this week, Collins, 6-0, 215, had been named to watch lists for both the Bednarik and Nagurski awards as the nation's best defensive player.
The award is named for Jim Thorpe, a former Walter Camp All-America selection in 1911 and 1912.
Alabama has had only one winner of the award, cornerback Antonio Langham in 1993.
Last year's Thorpe Award winner was Darqueze Dennard of Michigan State.
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This knife concept is by Caroline Noordijk (via Yanko Design), and it includes three knives. It makes use of the "unused" space of the knife blade by incorporating other tools like peelers and graters. The concept is technically brilliant; we really admire the idea. But we're curious: would you buy a knife like this, or do you want to keep your tools more separate?
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Many sneakerheads consider 1987 Nike's strongest year on record, and with the debut of the Air Jordan II, Nike Air Max 1, Air Safari and Air Trainer 1, it's certainly a credible claim. This new Jordan CMFT Viz Air 13 borrows the AM1's cushion, but nearly everything else on this design comes from newer stuff than the Eighty-Sevens. It starts with Elephant print on the mudguard to connect with '88s Air Jordan III but then zooms forward nearly a decade thanks to the AJXI-style patent leather on that section. The design earns its name thanks to AJ13-esque dimpled quilting on the upper vamp and this classic Chicago 'home' colorway is as timeless as the models upon which this design draws. Click through to see more angles and pick up this September 2011 release from Jordan Brand retailers like SoleFly or get them now on eBay.
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Not a Sole Fly fan myself. They are known to hookup all their boys first and leave everyone else hanging. I rather go to House of Hoops right down the street.... These shoes are pretty dope but too many other shoes on my list first.
they would've been beast if they had a clear sole
i like the patent leather mixed cement print. pretty dope. i hear these CMFT Viz are madd comfy.
These are the best CMFT's i have seen so far but when they go on sale for $70 is when I cop.
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90$ ? Under retail price? Easy cop for me today.
not digging the red
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Not bad, a def cop once/if they hit outlets, which I'm hopeing they do with all the heat coming out.
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Hmmm....not bad. I'll pass tho. Rather break my 3's out instead. Will be a nice summer shoe tho.
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Flowers blossom with redolent fumes.
Butterflies worried for their marriage
inviting friends,with paused tune.
Linda, Sandra dress up nice,
Jean, James come with smile,
Andrea, Anne please come in time,
Devnath, don't forget your camera mobile.
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Come with me to bless the couples.
Flowers are brides, butterflies are grooms.
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The Marriage One Spring
Carriage was white and horses dapple-gray.
Dreamy, like a fairytale, true love that day.
Sparkling eyes lit up the dressing room
Hidden away from the guests and bridegroom.
Time had arrived; music began to play.
The Wedding March." rang on that special day,
Strikingly posh was the most gorgeous gown.
Gleaming with love the bride slowly walked down.
The bridegroom, smiling, would make vows for life
There at the church, the bride became his wife.
Lovers together kissed wearing their rings.
Then, rode to forever, love, one warm spring.
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 27, 2010
Copyright © Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen | Year Posted 2010


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