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2. PICK-UP / DELIVERY : Pickup is available by appointment at our rabbitry in Check, Virginia. It may be possible to negotiate delivery to shows that we attend or to schedule a meeting place within a reasonable driving distance from our home (comparable to the sale). No shipping is available at this time. All sales are final upon delivery.
3. HOLDING RABBITS : We will not hold rabbits without payment or a reasonable deposit unless other arrangements are agreed upon by both seller and buyer.
4. PHOTOS : Many of the rabbits for sale have photos posted within our web site. We understand that buyers like to see photos before committing to a purchase therefore we will try to provide photos whenever at all possible....Please note: We rarely provide photos of pet rabbits. It is best to schedule an appointment to visit our rabbitry or meet with us at another designated location (such as a showroom) to make a pet selection.
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Tuesday's District 10 softball playoffs highlights, May 20
MEADVILLE -- Held scoreless for six innings, the Titusville softball team rallied for five runs across the seventh and eighth innings to earn a 5-1 win over Harbor Creek in the District 10 Class AA quarterfinals Tuesday at Allegheny College.
The Rockets improved to 13-3 and advanced to the semifinals to face Wilmington, who defeated Cambridge Springs 13-7 Tuesday. The Huskies ended their season at 12-7.
The Huskies took control in the fifth inning thanks to an RBI from Abigail Sallot. The lead held until the top of the seventh inning when Titusville finally broke out of its scoring drought.
Amy Clark led off the inning and then moved to second on a sacrifice from Katie Neely. A groundout from Shianne Donovan moved Clark to third, who then was driven home on a two-out RBI double by Bari Johnson.
Harbor Creek was unable to muster any offense in the bottom half of the inning, and Titusville exploded for four runs in the top of the eighth inning. Karlee Szympruch led off the inning with a double, and she then scored the game's deciding run as McKenna Vandervort sent her home with a double in the game's next at-bat. The Rockets added three more runs.
Amy Clark led Titusville with three hits and two RBIs. Jennifer Clark had a strong performance on the mound as she allowed just one run in eight innings of work.
Kirsten Reilly and Anna Brinling led the Huskies with two hits apiece.
Wilmington 13, Cambridge Springs 7: At Meadville, Lexi Donati had three hits, including a home run, and drove in four runs to send the Greyhounds to a win in the Class AA quarterfinals opener. Teammate Cassidy Marett added two RBIs and scored four runs for Wilmington (14-3).
Cambridge Springs (8-7) jumped to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning, but Wilmington responded with six runs in the bottom half of the frame and added four in the bottom of the second to take a commanding lead. Courtney Cohen, Ashley Houk and Alanna Elliott each added three hits for the Greyhounds.


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This is the giant accounting firm's slick guide to financial planning (though its own financial planning clearly takes precedence; the current tape is 20 percent shorter and about 33 percent more expensive than last year's). In 60 minutes, the company's national director of tax practice, Gerald Padwe, provides only the thinnest overview of the subject—not much more than an affable CPA might tell you at a cocktail party. So while it offers up some good advice, particularly on how to handle an audit, the tape is short on detail. It doesn't work, and was not intended, as a step-by-step guide to filling out a 1040. (Master Vision, 212-879-0448; $39.95).
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OSHA News Release – Region 1
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 1 USDL 04-411-BOS/BOS 2004-061
Monday, March 22, 2004
Contact: Ted Fitzgerald
Phone: (617) 565-2074
$75,000 in Fines Proposed after Worker Injury
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- Wyman-Gordon Co.'s alleged failure to safeguard workers against fork truck hazards at its North Grafton, Mass., forging plant has resulted in $75,000 in fines from the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Wyman-Gordon was cited for alleged willful and serious violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act following an OSHA inspection prompted by an Oct. 10, 2003, accident at its Worcester Street plant. An employee suffered a head injury when the carriage of a fork truck dropped unexpectedly and struck him.
"Allowing fork trucks to operate in an unsafe condition exposes workers to serious injury," said Ronald E. Morin, OSHA's area director for central and western Massachusetts. "Prompt and proper repairs could have prevented this accident. Effective preventive maintenance can minimize similar hazards in the future."
OSHA's inspection found the fork truck had been damaged prior to the accident but had not been removed from service for repairs as required under OSHA standards. In addition, a second fork truck was kept in service for 10 days after workers spotted significant damage and informed management of its need for repairs.
OSHA has issued a "willful" citation to Wyman-Gordon for failing to correct this hazard and proposed a fine of $70,000. OSHA defines a willful violation as one committed with an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act and regulations.
Wyman-Gordon was also issued a "serious" citation, with a $5,000 proposed fine, for failing to develop and maintain a preventive maintenance program for fork trucks. Such a program would allow for early identification and repair of defects before they become major safety hazards. OSHA defines a serious violation is one in which there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
Wyman-Gordon has 15 business days from receipt of its citations and proposed penalties to either elect to comply with them, to request and participate in an informal conference with the OSHA area director, or to contest them before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. OSHA's Springfield, Mass., area office conducted the inspection. Its telephone number is (413) 785-0123.
In FY 2003, the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration conducted almost 40,000 inspections, and more than half focused on high-hazard industries. OSHA is dedicated to saving lives, preventing injuries and illnesses, and protecting the health and safety of America's workers. For more information visit www.osha.gov.
U.S. Labor Department releases are accessible on the Internet at http://www.dol.gov. The information in this news release will be made available in alternate format upon request (large print, Braille, audio tape or disc) from the COAST office. Please specify which news release when placing your request at (202) 693-7765 or TTY (202) 693-7755
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Lejligheden kan rumme op til fire gæster. Den har 1 soveværelse med en komfortabel dobbeltseng, hvor du kommer til at have meget afslappende nætter. I stuen har en sovesofa, en lænestol, et TV, Radio (med understøttelse af CD, USB, iPod og iPhone) og internet Wi-Fi. Der er også en spiseplads med et glas bord, stole og et skab.
Køkkenet er fuldt udstyret med alle de ting, du har brug for at forberede dine måltider, hvilket gør dit ophold lettere og perfekt. Et badeværelse med bruser tilbyder alt hvad du behøver for personlig pleje, såsom flydende sæbe, toiletpapir og håndklæder.
Lejligheden byder på enkelhed og komfort til din ferie, og det er inkluderet en grundlæggende rengøring og sengetøj ændres en gang om ugen. Fuldt indrettet, så du kan føle dig tilpas efter nogle ture gennem byen, kun få minutter fra lejligheden, du har St. George Castel, caféer, esplanade og Lissabon downtown.
Lejligheden er beliggende i Graça hvor du kan nyde de smukke seværdigheder, at de forskellige synspunkter placeret der giver dig fra Lissabon. Nær metro og nummer 28 el, hvor du kan nyde en tur til flere turistede kvarterer. Parkeringspladsen nær døren er gratis når de foreligger.
Beliggende i nærheden af andre turistmæssige zoner som Alfama, Chiado og Bairro Alto.
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Wonderul appartment in Graça with a nice view. It is quiet and has enough space for a family or two couples. Kitchen is okay, the beds are good and the small bathroom is fine. It is located pretty close to Tram 28 and only a 15 minute walk to Martim Moniz. We liked our stay there a lot.
Our stay in Nuno's apartment was amazing. The location is great (2 metrostations very near). We took a taxi to the apartment (about 18 euros), and he met us there, and let us in. It was very spacious, clean, exactly like the photos, plus the extra of an amazing view. Definitely coming back here!
A very nice flat - perfect for two couples or a family with two children (not too small children because you have to get up a very steep hill just before the flat). Beautiful view from the living room and balcony! Everything was very clean and tidy.
We walked into the city centre (about 15 minutes to Praca Figueira) and only used the metro once or twice. Just down the hill there is a square with cafés (Largo is a good one to have breakfast at the weekends) and the restaurant Ramiro (very popular) is just next to the square.
Just a few remarks on what could be easily improved concerning the flat: a mirror in one of the bedrooms and a trash can in the bathroom. We also had trouble with the key of the front door - I would change the lock sometime...
Very nice and clean apartment near the metro Line Intendente. Lovely little balcony with a beautiful view especially when the Sun sets in the evening. Close to metro, bus and tramline. 10-15 minutes walk to the city center of Lisbon and Rua Augusta. There is a supermarket ( Lidl) 200 meters from the apartment.
The apartment is located on the top of a small but very steep hill, so it can be a tough walk up to the apartment.
We only saw Nuno at the day of our arrivel, but he was helpful through e-mail, and available throughout the whole day, if we had any questions.
The only thing is that the head pillows are either very hard and high, or very low and soft. Maybe a pillow in between would be nice. But all in all we had a very nice
stay, and the apartment is highly recommendable. We wouldn't hesitate to rent the apartment another time, if we one day are going to Lisbon again.
Michael and Michéle from Denmark
Very nice apartment (once you get up the hill..:)) !!Thanks, Nuno, for calling a taxi for us. We arrived at the airport in time...had a wonderful stay in Lisboa.
We had a great time in Lisbon. The appartement is very nice and has a beautiful view from the balcony, overlooking the whole of Lisbon. Nuno is a gentle host. The appartment is fully equipped and nicely renovated! It is a big of a climb, but that is good for burning calories after all the good food Lisbon has to offer. We can definately recommed to stay here for a few days or a whole week!
Nice location, beautiful view and fully renovated rooms. Bit of a steep climb up, but for us it was on walking distance from the centre.
Look no further, you can't possibly do better than Nuno's apartment in Lisbon, it is just beautiful. I stayed for 2 1/2 weeks so my experience was a thorugh one. Communication with Nuno and checking in was excellent. The apartment is modern (new I think) and tastefully decorated. It is spacious with two bedrooms and two comfortable double beds, and is really quiet, you will not hear a sound and will sleep so well. There is a small balcony and an inspiring view over the warm red-tiled roofs of Lisbon, that just lifts you up all the time. It was too cold in February to sit on the balcony so I really envy those of you staying in warmer months - please raise a glass of wine for me! The area of Graca is also excellent. I loved Graca withs its miradors - the one by the church has a kiosk serving drinks and the best sunset view in Lisbon - Graca has great restaurants, bakeries, and cafes. Try the Via Graca restaurant just a couple of 100 yrds away from the apartment for excellent service and views and good food too! There is also a great small restaurant (I forget the name - sorry!) and also a takeaway by the Tram stop (the restaurant is opposite the stop). Graca has a real authentic village feel and is relaxed and friendly, I would have been happy to just holiday there. The legendary 28 Tram from Graca will bring you up and down the hill to visit the rest of Lisbon. If you have not been to Lisbon - go, Now! It is a beautiful city with perhaps the friendliest people in Europe. I totally recommend Nuno's apartment. I will go back. It is not an apartment you simply want to go back to, it is an apartment you really wish to go back to! I will recommend it to my family and friends... and I really hope I will get to return before long! As they say in Portugal... Obrigado!!!
Beautiful view, awesome flat, overall a very nice stay!
It is quite a climb, from the metro station to this apartment, but absolutely worth it!
The apartment has plenty of room for 4 people to move about in, and was absolutely spotless. We have rented apartments all over the world, and this one was by far the cleanest, ever.
A fully equipped kitchen, and the view, this lovely view! Breathtaking! Getting and leaving the key was a breeze, meeting the owner was short and efficient, WiFi worked well, area was pretty quiet, in short, a perfect place to stay, especially for this price.
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2015 Dolphins Draft Picks
We are now less than a month away from the 2016 NFL Draft, and the draft for the Miami Dolphins is shaping up into a BIG component for the Dolphins to add needed talent on this roster to fill holes.
So far, Free Agency has been a mixed bag for the Dolphins. I like the trade bringing in CB Byron Maxwell and LB Kiki Alonso to Miami, as you bring in young talent to positions of need for the Dolphins. Both players are coming off of down years for them, Maxwell due to playing in a system that is not a good fit for him, and Alonso due to injuries. I believe both can have bounce back years for Miami, and that will be a key part of any success the Dolphins defense will have in 2016. Acquiring DE Mario Williams and OG/OT Jermon Bushrod were good signing for the Dolphins, although in the case of Bushrod, he is being bought in to compete at OG, a position he has not played before. Detroit S Isa Abdul-Quddus is seen as a player with talent, a player on the rise and Isa played well for the Lions in 2016. OG Kraig Urbik is a player with starting NFL experience, starting 57 of his 84 games in the NFL. He brings much needed quality depth to the offensive line for Miami at a position that has given them trouble.
That said, the Dolphins missed out on the one player that really could have helped solidify the offensive line when they missed out on OG Alex Boone. Also, the Dolphins, willing to let RB Lamar Miller walk, missed out on getting C.J Anderson from the Broncos, as Denver ended up matching the offer the Dolphins put together for C.J. Then the missed on on Arizonz RB Chris Johnson, who signed back with the Cardinals. Miami recently singed RB Isiah Pead and former Dolphin RB Daniel Thomas, but they are no more than bodies and perhaps players that can challenge 3rd string RB Damien Williams. Miami also signed OT Sam Young from Jacksonville and recently re-signed Ulrick John, players who will be fighting for roster spots and provide depth at OT for Miami. Miami had RB Arian Foster, coming off a torn Achilles against the Dolphins in for a visit. It was known that Foster was not looking to sign a contract and will not sign until after the draft. Miami wanted to take a look at Arian to see where he is physically, and in my opinion, if healthy, Arian could do well in Miami's system and be a nice complement to RB Jay Ajayi. BUT, that still leaves Miami looking to draft a RB in the draft now.
That brings us to the upcoming draft and Tannenbaum and Grier. The pressure on these two men will be IMMENSE. They will need to come out ouf this draft with both quantity of talent as well as quality. Miami will need to come out with at least 3-5 starters/contributors to the 2016 team. The Dolphins have seemed to want to build thru the draft and not thru free agency in regards to starters, and NOW they will have to come thru with how that do in the upcoming draft. A good portion of free agency has been about adding talent to the back end of the roster, with the obvious exception of Maxwell, Alonso, Bushrod, Williams & Quddus. This week, CB Greg Toler came in for a visit, but left withouth signing a contract. Miami did sign TE MarQueis Gray.
Miami will not look at add any free agents of consequence until after the NFL Draft, as it would jeopardize the compensatory picks that the Dolphins will have going into the 2017 Draft. As of right now, the Dolphins have 2 compensatory picks, a 3rd and a 5th for losing DE Oliveir Vernon and RB Lamar Miller. I had said 3 a few weeks ago, but that was a mistake.
Going into the draft, the Dolphins will be looking to draft CB, LB, DE, OG, DT. There has also been a lot of talk of the Dolphins taking a developmental QB in this draft as well, so keep an eye on that. The Dolphins will be working out Michigan QB Jake Rudock here in the near future and have a private workout scheduled with Michigan State QB Connor Cook as well.
A player to keep an eye on is OLB Su'a Cravens of Southern Cal. The Dolphins meet with Cravens at the Combine and Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald had an article stating that the Dolphins are bringing Cravens in for a visit to the Davie Complex as well. It is no secret that the Dolphins need to improve the linebacker group, and Cravens could be a player the Dolphins look to bring in. Here is a write up on Cravens from NFL.Com.
Cravens' extended family has several NFL ties, including cousin Jordan Cameron (former USC and current Miami Dolphins tight end), distant cousin Manti Te'o (Notre Dame/San Diego Chargers linebacker) and his mother's second cousin David Fulcher (former Arizona State and Cincinnati Bengals safety). While those genes portend great athleticism, Cravens made his own name as the USA Today National High School Defensive Player of the Year in 2012 (97 tackles, eight sacks, three INT). He graduated from Vista Murrieta High a semester early to join USC for 2013, securing a starting spot at strong safety the following fall despite injuring his knee in the spring. Cravens made various Freshman All-American teams as well as honorable mention All-Pac-12 notice (52 tackles, four interceptions). He moved to a safety/linebacker hybrid role as a sophomore (a change he strongly resisted at first), leading the team with 17 tackles for loss (five sacks) and three interceptions to earn third team AP All-American and first-team All-Pac-12 accolades. Cravens repeated those honors in 2015, topping all Trojan defenders with 86 tackles, 15 for loss, and 5.5 sacks and once again showing his overall game by intercepting two passes and breaking up two others.
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Born to be a football player. Combines smarts, instincts and toughness. Will not hesitate to jump into the mix and have proven his ability to make full-time conversion to linebacker. Outstanding with his hands. Always first with his punch into blocker's frame and unlocks instant arm extension to keep himself clean. Showed ability to engage blocker, shuffle with square pads and disengage for the tackle. Scouts believe he will comfortably carry over 230 pounds in pros. Big boy production comes from always choosing play-making option over passive route. Loves to play on the other side of the line when possible. Sticky hands and can take the ball away if you give him a shot. Posted nine interceptions in three years. Aware in zone coverage, but has some blitz value. Will have immediate impact on special teams coverage.
Small for an NFL linebacker spot. Lack of length to consistently pull himself around the corner against edge blocks. Former safety who is still learning nuances of the position. Will take time to adjust to NFL power at the point of attack. Will get hooked inside and lose contain. Not as twitched up and fast as expected. Will get engulfed if he doesn't win early with hands. Unable to maintain feel for the target in his trail technique in man coverage. More likely to maul and grab over trusting technique in coverage. Willing to dive and miss rather than working for a higher percentage tackle.
"He's a lot of fun to watch because he processes quickly like an NFL linebacker and then just fires into the play. I've never really cared about the size at the WILL, I just want to know if they have instincts and can run and make plays. That's it. He can do that." -- Former NFL general manager
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Plays with a unique lens that includes his time at the safety position as a freshman. Teams focusing on putting a "tweener" label on him could be making a huge mistake considering his competitive nature and toughness. Cravens was highly disruptive and productive in each of his three seasons as a starter thanks to his tools/traits to act on his instincts. Cravens will help on special teams immediately and could become an early starter for a 4-3 defense looking for a playmaking weak-side linebacker.
Mike Tannenbaum and Chris Grier, it getting closer and closer to showtime and the 2016 NFL Draft. Are you ready? Hope you are, because this is going to be BIG for both of you gentleman in regards to the present and future success of the Miami Dolphins.
I wanted to give us Hargreaves or Elliott with our top pick but instead I predicted Philly drafting Zeke and Tampa taking Hargreaves right after that, so by the time its our turn I think it will be narrowed down to a small player pool consisting of Shaq Lawson, Kevin Dodd, Mackensie Alexander,Darron Lee and William Jackson.
I think the Giants will take one of the Clemson ends at #10. Lee is a possibility but as of now we have 3 starters filled at linebacker. The 2 corners will be considered but not so sure they at top 13 material. So there is a very good chance we end up with one of the Clemson pass rushers and right now I'm predicting its Dodd who has really climbed up teams boards.
In the National Championship game he lit up the Crimson Tide with five tackles for loss, including three sacks. Wake and Williams are at the tail end of their careers so we can ease Dodd in slowly as the heir apparent to Wake. Dodd's a large pass rusher with a great motor and a knack for getting to the quarterback.
With our 2nd round pick it was between Xavien Howard, Josh Garnett and Kendell Fuller. I went with another ascending player in the big/speedy Baylor corner. Howard has great ball skills and can play the press coverage style that Gase and Joseph want. That gives us 2 plus-sized corners on the outside with McCain in the slot and Lippett in reserve. He's scheduled to meet with Miami this week.
In round three I was thinking guard and runningback, and I went with the best value, the dangerous Kenneth Dixon who is an all around weapon being compared to Dion Lewis. Our backfield will resemble Denvers with Ajayi in the Anderson role and Dixon as a better version of Hillman.
Our offensive weaponry should be more than enough for Tannehill to thrive.
The recent acquisitions of Jermon Bushrod and Kraig Urbik made me wait til the middle of this draft to add yet another guard, and it's a good one. Dahl is one of my favorite players in this draft and I think he'll have a long career as an NFL starter. I think we'll have about 9 guards competing in the summer. A mix of vets and young guys.
After that I have Miami filling in depth at key positions but the top 4 picks should be the ones that help us out the quickest. I really think that Dodd, Howard, Dixon and Dahl are 4 excellent talents.
1. Kevin Dodd-DE-Clemson
6'5" 277
Relentless competitor with NFL-ready frame. Refuses to give offensive lineman a play off. Not content to be around a play, wants in the action. Won't lay on blocks and able to improve his position after contact through footwork and strength. Never drops eyes from ball location and is able to unhinge from blocks quickly to make a play when the ball enters his patch of grass. Extremely instinctive and well-coached. Snuffs out screens, bootlegs and shovel passes almost every game. Takes his contain responsibility very seriously. Insane production spike from last year to this season. Saw his quarterback pressures go from three to 46 and he was credited with 12 sacks in 2015 season. Athletic upfield burst with desired bend and hip flexion to corner the edge. Has length and leverage to become an effective speed-to-power rusher. Wore Alabama out with three sacks and two tackles for loss. Tape shows a player who played his best football at the end of the year. (NFL.COM)
2. Xavien Howard-CB-Baylor
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CBS Sports' Dane Brugler tweeted Baylor CB Xavien Howard's tape surprised him, in a positive way.
"Sturdy athlete with quick feet, ball skills," was the quick evaluation Brugler gave of Howard, who was overall "impressive." The game that always sticks out to us is Howard's matchup against Kevin White during the 2014 season. White, a physical specimen, was matched in that category by Howard. There were plenty of contested catches and penalties, but that type of corner can be difficult to find.
Source: Dane Brugler on Twitter
CBS Sports draft analyst Rob Rang wrote "don't sleep on the rangy and athletic [Baylor CB Xavien] Howard."
Rang refers to Howard as a "classic press corner" and believes he'll be the highest Baylor defensive back selected in the draft since the Ravens used pick No. 62 to draft Gary Baxter. That was all the way back in 2001. Rang's not the only one at CBS Sports who's smitten with the 6-foot-2, 200-pound Howard, though, as fellow analyst Dane Brugler wrote earlier in the week that if he can post nice measurables at the NFL Scouting Combine, he'll be a potential draft "riser."
Source: CBS Sports
3. Kenneth Dixon-RB-La Tech
5'10" 215
Highly determined runner with a strong desire to compete through the whistle on every snap. Dixon possesses outstanding feet with exciting suddenness in his change of direction, but hes very willing to finish his runs with authority and has a knack for finding the endzone. Dixon has all the traits of being a quality, three-down starter in the NFL but his frame and suspect pass protection could be long-term concerns. (NFL.com)
4. Joe Dahl-G-Wash. St.
6'4" 304
NFL Media senior analyst Gil Brandt called Washington State T Joe Dahl "one of [his] favorites in this draft." One reason Brandt's keen on Dahl--he likes student-athletes who transfer up from the lower levels. In this case, the 6-foot-4, 304-pounder transferred from Montana to Washington State following the close of his freshman season in 2012. Wrote Brandt, "He could play multiple positions at the next level, including center, but I think guard is his best position." To that point, Dahl played both left and right guards in college. The NFL analyst concluded that "[s]ome team will draft him in the second round; others will wish they had." (RotoWorld)
5. Beniquez Brown-OLB-Miss St.
6'1" 230
Mississippi State ILB Ben Brown met with the 49ers and Dolphins this week. [Brown] a very good pro-day workout," TFY Draft Insider's Tony Pauline passed along. "I'm told he looked outstanding in position drills and moved better than some of the defensive backs on hand." The 6-foot-1, 229-pound Brown, who posted 99 tackles and two blocked kicks last year, ran forties between 4.62 to 4.67 seconds at 236 pounds. That's seven more pounds than Brown weighed at the Combine. NFL Media's Lance Zierlein compares Brown to Amarlo Herrera. Mar 12 - 8:06 PM
Source: Walter Football
6. Jay Lee-WR-Baylor
6'3" 220
7. Steven Scheu-TE-Vanderbilt
6'5" 250
7. Taveze Calhoun-CB-Miss St
6'1" 182
Extra priority free agents
Kevin Byard-S-Midd. Tenn. St.
6'0" 216
Connor Wujciak-DT-Boston College
5'10" 215
Keith Lumpkin-OT-Rutgers
6'7" 317
Ted Karras-G-Illinois
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In Memory of
Nicole Helen Brey
September 26, 1979 - January 19, 2013
passed away Saturday, January 19, 2013 at the age of 33 in Scottsdale, AZ. She was born in
Lincoln, NE., in 1979. She attended and graduated from Arizona State University and was an Arizona resident for the last 15 years. Nicole is survived by her partner in life of 14 years, Matt Waller; her mom Darlene Waggoner; beloved sister Kelly Love (Mat); nephew Landen; grandmother Beverly Brey; her partner in life's parents and siblings: mom Shirley, dad Phil, brothers David and Andy; several Aunts and Uncles and numerous cousins and last but not least her dog "Hershie" Nicole will be missed greatly by her family.
Memorial Service
Friday, January 25, 2013 | 10:00am
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Stressing about progress itself causes stress which hinders progress. Are you avoiding this by tracking your progress objectively?
To have success in dieting (whether this be cutting or bulking) tracking your progress is vital. It forms the base from which you can make objective decisions on changes necessary in your diet. Have you progressed these last 4 weeks or not? – Your tracking system needs to be able to answer this question. It isn't as simple as Bruce Lee's example above where a stopwatch will do, but it doesn't have to be hard.
In this post I'll explain…
- Why it's important, with a story of a trainer and BB competitor at my gym,
- Tell you what not to do, specifically why the mirror and scale is not enough, and
- The system I use, which takes the guesswork out of things.
Why Tracking is Important – Louie's Story
Ten weeks before his Osaka Bodybuilding competition, Louie, a Japanese trainer at my gym, was sitting at about 12% body-fat. He was panicking about coming in too fat for the second year running.
I asked him about his progress and it became clear his only method of tracking was lifting up his shirt to look at his abs and the scale weight. Worried that this wasn't going to end well, I cycle back to the gym later that day and gave him my only spare tape measure and begged him to use it. – He wasn't a client but he seemed eager to learn and that made me care probably more than I should.
Two weeks later, I'm just finishing off some dips and Louis came over, notepad and pen in hand, and starts asking very sincerely what about the tracking stuff I was talking about the weeks before. I lift up his shirt. He's around 9% and it's just a week before the competition. He knows he's screwed it again. I ask him his food intake.
Louis: "Around 300g of chicken breast, green vegetables, 100g of carbs, zero fat or as close as I can get. Everyday the same."
Me: "So you're consuming around 1000kCal. You're lacking energy for the workouts thus losing muscle along with the fat, your metabolism has slowed prematurely meaning you have to eat even less, which you're already struggling and miserable about, and I'm guessing you're having trouble getting an erection too, right?"
– I was spot on accurate and his face said it all. He asked me to coach him after the comp.
Louis went wrong because he ended up starving himself when he didn't see changes, rather than tracking things objectively to take the emotion out of it. If you can't answer these questions then your tracking system is inadequate:
- Did you actually progress this week even though you can't see anything in the mirror?
- The scale didn't move, but did you lose fat and gain muscle?
What follows is a sample chapter from my book, 'The Last Shred: How to adjust your diet like a pro to reach single digit body fat'. I hope you find it useful.
Part 4: How I Recommend You Track Your Progress
Here's what most people do that I suggest you don't…
- Rely on the mirror. – Don't. We can't trust the mirror because of the tricks our brain's play on us by constantly adapting our perceptions to new levels of stimulation. This is another phenomenon known as "perceptual adaptation." Furthermore, lighting will vary, and your condition will change depending on the salt and carb content of the foods you have eaten. Trying to track your progress by checking yourself in the mirror is a recipe for disaster, as in the short term the mirror will just screw with your head.
- Try to track by measuring your body-fat percentage. – Don't. There are accuracy and consistency issues with all commercially available methods. (BIA, BodPod, underwater weighing, callipers and DXA scan all have their issues. I've written more about this on the site here.)
Here's how I suggest you track things…
1. Take 9 Points Of Measurement Once A Week
Consistency is key to accurate tracking. This means that measurements need to be taken at the same time of the day, under the same circumstances. Do it yourself, as you are the only person that will always be with you. The best time to measure is in the morning, after you wake, after going to the toilet. Once a week is fine.
- Measure in nine places as per the illustration.
- Tense/flex your muscles for each measurement as this enables more consistent results.
- To help you take the measurements in the same place each time,
- Use the widest part of your legs,
- Measure at the nipple-line for the chest, being sure not to get the tape at an angle or twisted,
- Curl your biceps in a pose like Arnold to take your arms at the widest point,
- Measuring the stomach two fingers above and below the navel is a good guideline instead trying to measure 2 inches above and below each time.
- Consider getting yourself a Myotape/Orbitape as it makes self-measuring easier and more consistent.
- Take and note measurements to the nearest 0.1 cm.
FOR COACHES: Accept nothing less than a 0.1 cm degree of accuracy, regardless of what system they are used to. Not only is it exceptionally useful for noting small changes and trends in the data, it sets the client up with a mindset on precision – that they need to take the data seriously. Without the data, you are blind after all. I hammer this point home to clients at the outset – no data, no assessment. People sometimes screw this up, so it's worth checking that they have filled out the tracking sheet correctly in the first week so that there can be no misunderstandings at the update point 2-4 weeks later where you have no data to look at, incomplete data, or data to the nearest 1 cm (or even more annoyingly, nearest half an inch).
2. Weigh Yourself Every Morning
Here is a quick summary of all things that can cause fluctuations in weight:
- Water & glycogen – due to a change in carb intake.
- Water – the stall-whoosh effect.
- Water – due to hydration status.
- Water – due to a change in salt intake.
- Bowel content – some foods have a higher 'gut residue' (they stay in the gut for longer).
We want the conditions to be as consistent as possible when weighing ourselves, and the best thing for this is to weigh last thing at night, or first thing in the morning. My preference is for the morning – scale fluctuations can mess with people's heads we don't want sleep to be disturbed because of them stressing about this.
→ Weigh yourself every morning upon waking, after the toilet (empty your bladder). Then at the end of the week calculate the average and note it.
You can expect to lose 1-2% bodyweight over night through the moisture lost when breathing, so definitely do not weigh yourself in the morning one day, and then the evening the next.
Scale Weight Obsessors – If you've noticed that your client is completely obsessed with the scale weight and won't get it into their head that there will be fluctuations as they progress, you probably want to limit them to weighing themselves once a week. – The stress from the fluctuations can cause water retention and will only make them stress more.
Weighing once a week is not ideal by any means as it leaves you open to random fluctuations in weight happening and screwing up your analysis. The downsides of this need to be weighed up with stress from daily weighing that happens with certain personality types. Education on the causes of weight fluctuations is usually a cure in most cases, but not all.
3. Take Photos Once Every Four Weeks
Take two photos, front and side. Use the same lighting conditions, camera, camera angle, time of day, and pose.
I've experimented with weekly and fortnightly photos with clients and I'm convinced that every four weeks is best, and taking them more often can be counter-productive as the changes are often too small to be motivational.
FOR COACHES: If someone comes to you with an initial set of photos where they have their stomach forcibly sticking out, ask them to retake them. Tell them to tense their abs from the start – it's important to be consistent. The goal with the photos is not to have the most striking before-after shots, but to have a reliable visual gauge of progress.
4. Track Strength
Track your strength in the main compound lifts you perform. Some days you will feel stronger than others, so note the best set for the week. The conditions must be the same for you to be able to compare – rest times, form, etc.
FOR COACHES: I like to get clients to note the best session for each main compound lift of that week, as it means I can look at all the data at a glance and I'm at less risk of missing anything. Of course, feel free to track the entire workout routine as well, or the total volume performed for the week for a body part or exercise – when I coach clients through a bulk this is something I have been doing this last year. Total 'hard sets' for an exercise or body part is another option of tracking training volume.
5. Track Diet & Training Adherence
Rate your diet adherence as a percentage – If you get each macro target to within 10% either side, consider that to be perfect adherence (100%). The total percentage I'd suggest you write is the percentage of days you managed to achieve that. It's also a good idea to list any instances where you feel you went well over the calorie balance for the day – that could be a big drinking session, wedding party, etc. Note the date that you did this in your tracking spreadsheet (because otherwise you'll forget) as you can expect a rise in the numbers that week.
FOR COACHES: Some people are going to screw up their counting of things. Short of requesting a complete list of the client's meals and their ingredients (which I think may be overbearing, and possibly counterproductive because you get them stuck into a rigid meal planning mindset from the start), there is no real way to check for this, you just have to be aware of it. So, if someone isn't losing weight as it seems they should for the macros you've given them, miscounting may be a factor. More on what you can do about this later.
Rate your training adherence as a percentage. – This means the percentage of completed workouts, not how well you thought you performed. Fluctuations in performance are normal and to be expected.
6. Track Qualitative Factors
Rate your sleep quality, stress level, and hunger on a 1-5 scale each week. As you look back across your tracking data to see how you are progressing, if weight and measurements aren't changing according to plan, check to see how your sleep or stress levels were for these weeks. – If they are high, then it is likely to be water retention rather than a lack of a caloric deficit to blame. This is especially true if you have been finding yourself hungry at the same time. (Just note, hunger doesn't always mean you're in a caloric deficit, but it can be a good gauge that you are if other things point in that direction.)
Points to note when self-assessing
Here is some additional information. It's covered in the book in far more detail but I think you'll find it useful.
The Number 1 rule: Always look to gauge progress by looking at data over a four week period and assessing the trend, never before. There will always be fluctuations during the initial weeks.
- When around 15% body fat or lower, fat comes off the upper abs first, before that there doesn't seem to be any pattern.
- Changes in salt intake or carb intake will cause changes in water balance. Therefore it's best to look at the general trend in the data over 3-4 weeks.
- Ladies, your weight will fluctuate with your cycle due to water retention, compare data points 4 weeks apart.
- When getting lean, use the fluctuations in hardness over the week to your advantage. – If you're a model, actor, or (more likely) have a pool party you want to look good for then time it right. (You'll know when this is for you when you get there.)
- Strength increases correlate well to muscle gains.
- Muscle growth will hide fat loss so don't just rely on the scale.
- For more experienced trainees that are cutting (and thus not likely to make any muscle mass gains) the goal is muscle preservation. Strength maintenance is a good sign of muscle maintenance, however there is the mechanical inefficiency of getting leaner that you need to be aware of. Thus, for experienced trainees cutting a lot of weight, drops in strength should probably be expected The degree of the drop will depend mainly on the level of fat loss (20%->10% body fat would see 5-10% decrease in lifts, fatter folks possibly more – I have nothing to back that up except for observation). Limb proportions will determine which lift is most affected. There is individual variance.
Same weight as 4 weeks before?
With the client work I've gotten pretty good at spotting trends and this helps immensely when assessing whether changes are needed. I hope the above is good enough to get you going.
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Thank you for reading. Questions welcomed in the comments. – Andy
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Canonical Raises Ubuntu One Storage to 50 GBytes
With the upcoming version 9.10 the Ubuntu One DropBox clone will be integrated automatically into Ubuntu's GNOME desktop. Paying customers will get a significant storage capacity upgrade.
The free Canonical services should not initially see many changes. All Ubuntu users can continue to depend on the Ubuntu One service, which mirrors and synchronizes a specific directory on the servers, for up to 2 GBytes for free. For paying users, the Ubuntu sponsor Canonical has enhanced the offering by increasing the 10 GBytes storage to 50 GBytes in the Ubuntu cloud. The cost remains the same at $10 per month.
Hope also remains for customers who want to use the Ubuntu One service not just for Ubuntu. Some developers have shown interest in porting it to Windows, Mac OS X and iPhone. Motivation for the effort will come from paying customers. As product manager Matt Griffin says in the workswithu.com project blog, if third-party developers don't provide the cross-platform support, Canonical may "revisit the discussion at the beginning of next year [2010]."
KUbuntu One?Wouldn't mind seeing support for this in Ubuntu variants like Kubuntu, Xubuntu etc.
I'm surprised work is going into Windows/iPhone integration before even Ubuntu's variants... or did I read incorrectly?
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End of OpenOffice?
The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
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LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
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This syndrome is characterised by intellectual deficiency, short stature, seizures, and small hands and feet. It has been described in six males from three generations of one family. Three of them also had cataracts/glaucoma and two of them had cleft palate. The locus has been mapped to the terminal 8 Mb of Xq28.
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Mercyhurst exhibit captures power, beauty of storms
There's no way to explain the concept of the edge, said Hunter S. Thompson, "because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over (it)."
I don't know if Cleveland artist Judith Brandon is aware of that quote, but she's certainly adept at taking us on a journey right to the precipice in "Edge to Edge," her one-woman show that opens the season at Mercyhurst University's Cummings Gallery.
Her mixed-media pieces don't necessarily depict storms, tsunamis, tidal waves and the like. They are more apt to interpret those forces, convey their sense of power, and the too-human frustration and fear at our inability to control them. As there is a particular beauty and majesty in even the most destructive and terrifying natural disasters, the work is just as majestic and lovely.
Brandon's creative process is labor-intensive. She begins by marking heavy printmaker's paper, then scribing it to create lines and geometric figures.
Next, she adds water with inks and dyes to create what the artist calls "underpainting"; she manipulates the flow of the liquid over and into the incised lines by using a specially designed table that swivels in all directions. The piece is finished with pastels and charcoal to create the overt images on the topmost layer.
The results give the impression of an adroit hand at creating this signature look, but one wonders if there isn't the occasional happy accident that results in the right shape or pattern forming in just the right place. It's no accident, however, when you look closely to find tiny houses, villages and even polar bears in an arctic landscape.
Brandon introduces those elements to convey the scale of the scene and the inconsequentiality of such structures and creatures when measured against the scope and force of nature. It becomes a sort of treasure hunt, seeking out these elements on the horizon, victims of the devastation but with the implied affirmation that we'll always rise after the storm.
Brandon sees her work as "a statement about the seeming insignificance of so much that we see as permanent," and a reminder that we are part of this complex, magnificent ecosystem that sustains and threatens us.
The good news is the work is nowhere near as ephemeral as a sunset or an earthquake, and it's as glorious as the former and more welcome than the latter.


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what fighter has rebounded from a devestating defeat and moved on to have good career
I guess I am talking about not a close decsion loss but a devstating one. Similar to floyd paterson getting knocked out by johnason and coming back to beat him twice.
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Wladimir Klitschko is the first that comes to mind...
Ricky Burns got near enough shutout by Carl Johanneson & came back a lot stronger and is on a near 20 fight win streak winning the British & WBO strap.
He really did learn a lot from that loss it would seem.
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No Pacquiao mention already?
Fufufufuufu I call Pac.
Does Lennox Lewis count?
I guess lower on the scale would you also consider Paulie Malignaggi's ass whuppin from Cotto? Hes done ok for himself since.
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Marco Antonio Barrera got battered by Junior Jones & went on to have a brilliant career.
Humberto Gonzalez (one of my favourites) got stopped - in a shocker - by Filipino Rolando Pascua. For those old enough to remember this was MENTAL. Pascua was shyte with no punch & many losses but somehow stopped the undefeated Gonzalez. 3 years later he gets stopped again - in a fight he was winning - in the thriller with Carbajal. He then comes back & beats Carbajal TWICE in close bouts.
David Haye ran out of steam against Carl Thompson. While the 'good career' part is up for debate he was successful ($$$).
Pipino Cuevas got stopped on his debut in the 2nd round (he was 13) and had a record of 15-6 when he got his title opportunity (imagine that today???) including losing his previous bout. He then won 12 (11) before running into Hearns.
There's another fighter I am thinking of. A Latin guy from the 70's or 80's whop got stopped in the 2nd round of his Mexican title bout but went on to have a brilliant career. Can't think who it is though.
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Lennox Lewis came back pretty strong after stoppage losses.
Yeah Pacquiao has looked good since the Morales loss, hopefully will bounce back from the Bradley "loss".
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Although he didn't win the rematch years later, the fellow whose picture appears in my avatar redeemed himself after the New Orleans debacle in one of the most lopsided beatdowns ever (play sig below). Despite his shocking surrender, he went on to outrank his tormentor by several notches as p4p ATG.
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The blond moved into the party, looking left and right as she kept an eye on the lookout for some cute guys. Not bad, she thought to herself. Better than last year. Yeah, there was definitely some potential here.
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Hyfrydol (Welsh pronunciation: [həvˈrədɔl], meaning "cheerful") is a Welsh hymn tune which appears in a number of Christian hymnals in various arrangements. Composed by Rowland Prichard, it was originally published in the composer's handbook to the children's songbook Cyfaill y Cantorion ("The Singers' Friend"). Prichard composed the tune before he was twenty years old.[1]
|Recording of Hyfrydol from Hymnary.org
Metre and arrangement[edit]
Hyfrydol has a metre of 188.8.131.52.D (alternating lines of eight and seven syllables, other examples of which include Blaenwern and Abbots Leigh).
The best-known arrangement is probably that by Ralph Vaughan Williams, which he originally produced for his revision of the English Hymnal; Vaughan Williams also composed some variations on this theme.
In addition to its use as a hymn tune, Hyfrydol has been arranged for brass bands and other instrumental groups.
A flexible tune with chord progressions, Hyfrydol has been used as a setting for William Chatterton Dix's hymn "Alleluia! Sing to Jesus!", Charles Wesley's "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling" and "Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus", Francis Harold Rowley's "I Will Sing the Wondrous Story" (1886), John Wilbur Chapman's "Our Great Savior" ("Jesus, what a friend for sinners") (1910) and Philip Bliss's "I Will Sing of My Redeemer" (1876), as well as many other hymns from a variety of church traditions. The tune's persistence over time, as well as its ability to penetrate cultural barriers, indicates its notability. More recently, Peter Mayer adopted it for his song: Blue Boat Home.
- ^ The Harvard University Hymn Book. Harvard University Press. 1974. ISBN 978-0-674-38000-4.
Online hymns set to the tune[edit]
- John Wilber Chapman's "Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners" [1]
- The Latter-day Saint Hymn "In Humility, Our Savior" [2]
- "Alleluia! Sing to Jesus!" [3]
- Alternate arrangement of "Alleluia! Sing to Jesus!" from the Episcopal 1982 Hymnal [4]
- "Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus" [5]
- "Earth was Given as a Garden" [6]
- "Blue Boat Home" lyrics by Peter Mayer [7]
- "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling" [8]
- "Lord of Glory, Who Hast Bought Us" [9]
- "I Will Sing the Wondrous Story" [10]
- "Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken" [11]
- "Ye that know the Lord is gracious" [12]


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Times Top 4: Lobsters on Sale!
food processor, below... 1. We predict a run on lobsters in NYC. We certainly have the urge to splurge on lobster tonight. Not only does Clark pinpoint several stores where lobsters are discounted but she also gives tips on how to kill them more humanely. 2. More persimmons! Harold McGee gives a quick tutorial on the two types of persimmons (Faith put Hachiyas to good use in this beautiful tart), plus how the pH of a persimmon pudding makes it a dark, chocolate brown color. 3. Maybe the easiest sorbet, ever. Bittman pulses frozen fruit, yogurt, sugar, and water in the food processor and, behold, fruit sorbet. No ice cream maker needed. 4. People are cooking more at home. Not exactly a news flash. But it was nice to see this article amid all the restaurant coverage (even if the lead article was about eating out for less than $100...) This article pointed out some interesting differences in what people do when the convenience of restaurants is stripped away. Some are pulling out old cookbooks and getting back into the kitchen, others are taking baby steps and relying on frozen foods. Did you know canning jars are selling out in some places? And registration is up at cooking schools in New York. What did you think of the Dining section in today's Times? Related: Last Week's Top 5: White Russians and The Big Lebowski (Image: Andrew Scrivani for The New York Times)


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Joe Mauer (Min-IF)
Joe Mauer was out of the lineup Saturday for the fourth straight game as he deals with sore quadriceps.
This is a bit frustrating for fantasy owners in their league championships because Mauer's playing time has been limited due to his sore quadriceps. Twins manager Paul Molitor stated that Mauer will be limited the rest of the way, but won't be shut down entirely. -- Fantasy Alarm
Taylor Jungmann (Mil-P)
Taylor Jungmann will make another start for the Brewers.
Avoid Jungmann as a streaming option at all costs. He only pitched 4 innings and gave up just 2 earned runs, but it came on 3 hits and 4 walks. His next start projects to be on the road in Coors Field, which is a horrible place to be if you're a pitcher. -- Fantasy Alarm
David Robertson (CWS-P)
David Robertson made his first appearance Saturday since Sept. 15th.
The appearance was also just his 2nd since September 7th, and it came with the White Sox leading 8-1 in a non-save situation. He's been battling a small leg injury over the past few weeks so that may have something to do with his missed time. Don't rely on him too much for saves if you're in your fantasy baseball championship because it's unclear how and when he'll be used out of the White Sox bullpen right now. -- Fantasy Alarm
Jayson Aquino (StL-SP)
Jayson Aquino (viral infection) was available out of the bullpen Saturday.
Aquino has been battling a viral infection and hasn't pitched since Monday, but he will be available on Sunday against Arizona. Aquino hasn't given up an earned run in 3 appearances this year so it's likely he'll be used in low-level situations out of the bullpen. -- Fantasy Alarm


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- Sheraton Addis, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Addis Ababa
- Addissinia Hotel
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If you are traveling for vacation, figure out which attractions or landmarks you want to see and book a hotel that is within close proximity. Although hotels near attractions might cost a little more, you may find that spending those extra few dollars is worth the convenience. You can even find hotels that align with your interests. For example, if you are looking for a relaxing vacation, a spa hotel may be the perfect choice for you.
You'll also want to determine which type of accommodations will suit your needs before booking a hotel in Addis Ababa (and vicinity). If you're traveling with the kiddos, a family friendly hotel will offer larger rooms and more sleeping arrangements. For those traveling for an extended period of time, booking a hotel suite with a kitchenette is a smart move and will feel a little more like home. If you are budget conscience and just need a place to rest your head, a hostel or motel may be all you need.
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