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One of the most important things Orioles management has to be thinking about going into the offseason is home runs. The batters hit too few of them. The pitchers give up too many of them.
In other words, the Orioles need some big bats that can hit the ball out of the stadium a lot more often than those the team has been paying in recent years, and they need some pitchers who will be much stingier with allowing home runs than those who have been wearing Baltimore uniforms.
The 2006 Orioles pitchers surrendered more home runs than any other pitching staff in the American League. They were tagged for a total of 216 home runs, with Kris Benson, Rodrigo Lopez allowing 33 and 32, respectively. And Bruce Chen, who spent most of the season in the bullpen, gave up another 28 round-trippers.
That trio of pitchers all finished in the American League's top-10 list of home runs allowed. Benson was fourth, Lopez sixth and Chen 10th on the list headed by Minnesota's Carlos Silva, who gave up 38 homers. Then there's Russ Ortiz, who was at No. 56 on the list of 315 pitchers who saw action in 2006. He allowed 15 homers while pitching only 40 1/3 innings.
Baltimore batters powered only 164 balls over the fences. Only three teams hit fewer home runs last season. In this era of 30 or more home runs being just average for those players who get a "power hitter" label, the Orioles had only two hitters with as many as 20 homers: Miguel Tejada hit 24, while Ramon Hernandez established a career high with 23. Nobody else had more than 16.
Needless to say, the Orioles' two leaders were not among the league leaders. Tejada's 24 home runs put him in a five-way tie for the 25th-most homers, while Hernandez's 23 left him in a three-way tie for the 30th-most homers.
Nick Markakis, Melvin Mora and Corey Patterson each hit 16 homers.
There's good reason for Mike Flanagan, the executive vice president for baseball operations, and Jim Duquette, the second in command in the personnel department, to be looking at home run totals when they're looking for pitchers as well as hitters they would like to have in an Orioles uniform in 2007.
--UT Brandon Fahey could end up at Triple-A Norfolk after hitting .168 after the All-Star break. That followed his promising start that saw him hit .285 before the break. Only his solid defense in the outfield and infield could keep him in Baltimore in 2007.
--SS Miguel Tejada is proud of his consecutive games played streak of 1,080, the seventh-longest streak in baseball history. However, in order to catch record holder Cal Ripken, he'd need to play in every game for the next 9 1/2 years.
--RHP Daniel Cabrera spent 15 days on the disabled list and a month in the minor leagues during 2006 but still managed to lead the AL in bases on balls with 104. He was the only pitcher in the league to top the 100 mark.
--C Ramon Hernandez led the Orioles' everyday players with a .307 average with runners in scoring position, going 45-for-150 with 10 doubles and seven homers, helping him to 70 of his RBIs.
--LHP Adam Loewen led Orioles pitchers in wins after the All-Star break with six en route to a 6-4 record, achieved in 14 starts. LHP Erik Bedard and RHP Daniel Cabrera each had five wins after the break.
BY THE NUMBERS:616 -- The number of hits Miguel Tejada has in his three seasons with Baltimore, the most any Oriole has had in a three-year period.
"Now's the time to start setting our sights for next year and getting excited about the chances we may have over the winter." -- Manager Sam Perlozzo as the Orioles went into the offseason.
The Orioles are optimistic as they leave the 2006 season behind and are looking hopefully toward 2007. The unexpected development of a handful of youngsters, including starting pitchers, provides the positive attitude, and while there are a few question marks, the team's needs at first base and in the bullpen have been defined.
The bullpen in front of closer Chris Ray was horrendous. LaTroy Hawkins, who came in as a free agent, was not nearly as effective as the team hoped he would be. Todd Williams, a plus in 2005, had a significant dropoff this year.
Several former starters -- Eric DuBose, John Halama, Bruce Chen, Russ Ortiz and Rodrigo Lopez -- were tried but were erratic at best. DuBose and Halama were released, Chen and Ortiz are likely to be let go, and Lopez isn't happy and is on the trading block.
Youngsters Chris Britton, Sendy Rleal, Winston Abreu, Kurt Birkins and James Hoey will get their shot at returning, but a couple of veterans are needed for stability.
INF Chris Gomez, RHP LaTroy Hawkins, 1B/LF/DH Kevin Millar, INF Fernando Tatis, C Chris Widger.
There's a great deal of indecision about the potential free agents. Gomez and Millar are the most likely to be re-signed because of their versatility. Hawkins' numbers were less than impressive, but he might be worth something in a trade. Tatis and Widger are among the many over-the-hill players hoping for one more contract.
2B Brian Roberts, CF Corey Patterson, OF David Newhan, LHP Erik Bedard, RHP Daniel Cabrera, RHP Rodrigo Lopez, RHP Todd Williams, LHP John Parrish.
The Orioles have to be prepared to go through the process with Roberts, Patterson, Bedard and Cabrera, while Lopez, Newhan, Williams and Parrish are question marks. Parrish might get another chance after being on the DL the past two years. Lopez has to be on the trading block, though his value has plummeted, while Newhan is a journeyman at best and didn't do enough after coming off the DL to make him essential.
Tough decisions have to be made on 1B/LF/DH Kevin Millar, CF Corey Patterson and backups OF David Newhan, INF Chris Gomez, C Chris Widger and INF Fernando Tatis. The same is true of RHP Rodrigo Lopez, who has two years left on his contract but is coming off a 9-18 season, and RHP Kris Benson, who has a year left but has an option to look elsewhere.
RF Nick Markakis leaped this year from prospect to Rookie of the Year candidate by hitting .291 with 16 home runs and 62 RBIs. LHP Adam Loewen made his way into the rotation and UTIL Brandon Fahey became a viable backup. The Orioles still have high hopes for RHP Hayden Penn, who had a rough time in 2006, OF Jeff Fiorentino and LHP Brian Burres and RHP James Hoey in the problem-plagued bullpen.
OF/DH Jay Gibbons was unable to play defense during the second half of the 2006 season because of a knee injury that did not need surgery.
2B Brian Roberts plans to work to strengthen his left arm, which was weakened by surgery nearly a year ago. He believes it affected his hitting.

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In an address on "American Standards of Education," given before the American Association for the Advancement of Science,1 Elmer Ellsworth Brown, United States Commissioner of Education, calls attention to the many efforts, mostly since 1900, made to standardize educational institutions in this country.
The fixing of standards is properly a state function; but no attempts were made by any state to standardize its educational institutions until 1892, when New York adopted a standard requiring that any institution to be ranked as a college (medical colleges seem to have been excepted) should have at least six professors giving their entire time to college and university work, that it should give a four-year course of studies of college grade, that it should require for admission four years of high-school work, and that it should have resources of at least $500,000, together with suitable provision for buildings, furniture, equipment and proper maintenance. In 1895 Pennsylvania adopted a standard requiring a four-year course and six regular professors devoting their entire time to teaching, but left the standards of admission and other matters to the judgment of a university council. In Pennsylvania likewise medical colleges seem to have been excepted from regulation. In 1893, in California, the state board of education was made responsible for the grading and classification of higher educational institutions. In 1907 the state educational board of Iowa was authorized to accept graduation from the courses in the state university and from other institutions of learning of equal rank in the state as evidence of fitness for a teacher's state certificate.
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Fortune-Yankelovich Youth Study, 1966 (ICPSR 7348)
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This survey of American youth of college age, including both college students and non-students, was conducted in 1968 by Daniel Yankelovich, Inc., for Fortune Magazine. The questions explored a wide range of issues reflecting personal values, career goals, and social and political philosophies. Among the major topics investigated were the respondents' opinions on the draft, civil disobedience, student riots, science and technology, and the generation gap. In addition, respondents were asked to compare their values with those of their parents, and to indicate societal values that they would adhere to, or reject. Demographic variables include sex, age, marital status, occupation, and income.
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Fortune Magazine. Fortune-Yankelovich Youth Study, 1966. ICPSR07348-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1976. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR07348.v1
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Local Area:
East Village is consistently fantastic. Nothing to hate! Dollar slices for days!
Party Scene:
The whole city is a party! Never hard to find something awesome to do.
The program is a nice balance between well coordinated with a strict regimen of business classes, but also allows room for plenty of electives. Very satisfied overall.
Party Scene:
the part scene is more about going out into the city not typical college stuff
Local Area:
It's NYC. Can't beat the area.
Never had experience or seen anything terrible
No one cares for sports. It's available and is great if you want it but not something to worry about.
Local Area:
New York is a blast! There is so much to do! But it can be overwhelming. Sometimes it's nice to be able to escape the city for a little while. Keep these places in mind for little escapes from the city inside the city: The High Line, Central Park, and Union Square Park
Guys & Girls:
Great place for gays! Almost less so for heteros? The people here are great overall but you get a lot of people that are REALLY full of themselves.
NYU pretty average as far as strictness across the board. If you get caught drinking in the dorms you can get written up. If you get written up several times you may have to face disciplinary action. Same as any other school. Guest policies are pretty simple. You just need to sign your guest in and out and everyone is happy. I had a friend that went over the sleepover limit one month and the only thing that happened was she got an email from our RA. Nothing really came of it.
Health & Safety:
Overall I feel very safe at NYU, even though it's in such a big city. Campus security is around a lot, as well as NYPD. The East Village is pretty tame. Frankly the occupation of local streets and parks by NYPD during the protests this past fall has made me more nervous than anything else I've witnessed around campus.
Party Scene:
I am not a huge partier, but there is plenty of night-life here to be enjoyed by people of all different preferences. If you like dorm parties? We got them. If you like frats/sororities? We got them (contrary to popular belief they do actually exist here.) If you like off campus 18+ or 21+ clubs? We got them. If you like bars that don't card? We got them. If you like hookah lounges? We got them. The list goes on. No shortage of night-life in New York City. If you can't find something to do on a Friday night here there is something wrong with you.
I'm at Tisch at Playwrights Horizons Theater School for Directing and it's absolutely incredible. I can't say enough good things about this school. The faculty are amazing. It is so incredibly fun and engaging - you will work hard and learn a lot here! You will be challenged, but as long as you put the work in, it's amazing.On a side note, the required Writing the Essay class was annoying, not super helpful to my education, and kind of disappointing in it's structure.
Campus Housing:
I live in Palladium and I love it. I share my room with one roommate, and we have two suite mates with whom we share a living room and kitchen. We have good amount of space and privacy. We're all very comfortable in the accommodations. My floor is not very social. It doesn't really bother me as much as it bothers my roommate; she definitely wanted a more social dorm like Brittany or Founders. The only real complaint I have is the cost. Dorming here is very expensive, especially in Palladium. But any type of city living is expensive, so it's to be expected.
Off-Campus Dining:
Finding great variety of foods is never a struggle in New York. The Yelp app is helpful because there are so many options.
Local Area:
It's New York City. There is always something to do. I've visited more museums in the last few months than I had in my entire life. The food is excellent, even in the dining halls. Cheap, great food is always readily available with the abundance of food trucks in the East Village. I believe almost any clothing store has a branch in New York. It's one of the largest fashion capitals in the world. Celebrity sightings are also plentiful. The locals treat students like any other person because the university is so integrated into the city. After a few months of being here I felt like the city was a part of my personality. When home for break, everything seemed too quiet and too slow. I longed for the bustle and noise I'm so accustomed to now.
Greek Life:
Greek life has little to no affect on the social scene at NYU. It's pretty much non-existent. If someone is in a frat at NYU I just assume they are doing it for alumni connections.
I've never had an internship, but I definitely plan to. I have been thinking about pursuing a career in music business. Gaining an internship in that field will help me decide if music is an industry where my knowledge and skills would be put to good use. I am not concerned with finding one because New York is so full of various options. Wasserman Center for Career Development's website available for NYU students makes it incredibly easy to find internship and work-study opportunities. The office also aids students with developing their resumes and interview skills. I did clerical work in an office for a few summers in high school. I also managed a part-time job at a frozen yogurt shop my senior year of high school, and currently work at the NYU bookstore as well as being a full-time student. I am no stranger to hard work and time management.
Party Scene:
NYU is not big on frat life. New York has never been known to lack a night life, but since there's so many options available there aren't many large school wide parties like you'd probably find at non-city schools. Bars and clubs are always an option but it can get very expensive. The best is finding cool free events in the city and that can be difficult sometimes.
Health & Safety:
Even walking home from Bobst late at night, I saw campus security patrolling. Though I've never needed their assistance personally, a friend of mine had a medical emergency in our dorm ten blocks away from the main campus. The wellness center let her know that NYU public safety is able to give her a ride to the hospital if need be. I find it comforting that my campus security offers such assistance.
Campus Food:
I'm a vegetarian, but have no problem finding veggie meals. Quality varies by dining hall.
Some profs are great, some not. Gen Ed courses are a challenge on several levels.
I have little interaction with the athletic program or athletes in it.
Greek Life:
Not really a big part of the social scene - the majority of people do not join. Because there are so few frats and sororities, their parties are kind of rare, or at least not widely publicized. They're also scattered all over the city.
Off-Campus Dining:
Lot's of options - provided you're willing to spend
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NYU offers students a taste of the hustle and bustle they will most likely encounter in the real world once they graduate. It is an overpopulated institution, so you have to be ready to fight to gain certain academic opportunities, but cultivating such a habit may serve as indirect training for new graduates when they have to go about securing jobs in their respective fields. Life at NYU demands a certain kind of disposition; thus, it is not for everyone. For students who love NYC and the challenge and experience it offers, it is an exciting and ever-changing community. For those who desire a community-rich college experience, NYU is lacking in that area. However, you can make an amazing experience out of what the school does offer. Whatever your choice, get ready for a mix of demanding academics and wild experiences in the city. Finding a balance between the two is key at this big-city school.
Many students claim that the best part about attending NYU is living in New York City, while other students complain about the school's large tuition. Most often, students are dissatisfied with the lack of a campus or school spirit, and many students believe that the institution is run too much like a business, with the school using millions of dollars to make NYU a global institution instead of supporting its current students. Otherwise, most students appreciate the various benefits of living in the city, such as diverse and exciting nightlife options, a broad range of cuisines, and prestigious and diverse internship opportunities.
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The NFL Draft and the lead up has become pretty standard in today's world.
But what if the NFL Draft order was reversed?
Could the players drafted fall down on board quicker? Could players be swept up earlier?
Well, today is the day, as for I'm going to personally go through each team as if the pick in this year's draft has been reversed. Starting with 32 as 1, and 1 as 32.
These are picks 1-12 while the last 20 will be released tomorrow.
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WDEX Gospel 1430AM
WDEX is currently a 2700 watt AM station owned and operated by New Life Community Temple of Faith, Inc. The station is well over 30 years old, but has operated under a gospel format for 19 years.
The station plays a great variety of the latest hits as well as those that we have grown to love over the years. You can expect to hear traditional, quartet, contemporary, southern, gospel rap and cool christian jazz.
On WDEX there is something for everyone!
Each Saturday morning at 9 am you can listen to Adventures In Oddessey for our younger listeners and those who are young at heart.
Tune in on Monday mornings at 7:00 AM for the New Living Word Discipleship Ministry with their pastor, Apostle Massey.
Saturday mornings at 10:30 AM Elder Noel Thompson followed by Dr. Melvin Russell of the Throne of Grace Church at 11:00 AM.
Tune in Monday through Friday at 12 noon for the soul stirring broadcast entitled, "Unshackled."
WDEX also offers great ministries every day delivering messages that will definitely change your life.
Make certain to tune in Monday through Friday at 7:30-7:45 am, and 11:30-11:45 am, Saturday mornings at 10:00-10:30 am and Sunday mornings at 7:30-7:45 am for the Radio Outreach ministry of New Life Community Temple of Faith.
Get your praise ON! with the Praise King, Prophet Avery Poston each Sunday morning from 9:30 to 11:30 am.
Begin your weekday morning with at 6:00 AM Pastor Covington and then Deacon Smith at 8:00 AM as they discuss current events, read daily scriptures and corporate prayer.
Don't miss Sis Vivan Horne each Sunday Evening for Good Gospel Music from 4:00 until 9:00 PM.
Join Overseer Hood Friday at 7:00 AM for soul stirring, hand clapping and foot patting gospel music from the past.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 5:00 PM check out Rev. Chester Sanders with the Night Praise.
For more information about WDEX or to join the WDEX Family with your church ministry or to become an business underwriter call the station at 704-289-WDEX (9339)!
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On this week's episode of "Chuck", the "Buy More" at which he works had stacks of Toshiba HD-A20 boxes in several scenes. Do you suppose that Toshiba had a couple dozen of the units in a SoCal warehouse, or were they probably just empty boxes that were still around? It was humorous to see stacks of HD DVD players at a "modern" electronics store.
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I caught that on Chuck too. Someone who's had numerous HD DVD players will never forget those boxes. It's already getting nostalgic.
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Haha, we are all nerds. I said the same thing to my wife. I even paused it so she could see the boxes. Not surprisingly all I got was an eye roll.
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Learn how to use the fundamental features of InDesign to publish your documents. InDesign is a professional page design and layout program. With it you can create documents ranging from posters and flyers to newsletters and magazines.
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While shared technology and tools can help, sales and marketing alignment is more about mindsets and skill-sets than it is about tool-sets. Real alignment is forged by process and people, rather than technology. Of course, technology can help automate tasks, create shared reports, and remove inefficiencies and workarounds. But if you don't have aligned mindsets and goals, with set processes in place, your efforts to accelerate revenue growth by aligning sales and marketing efforts will crash and burn. Read More


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CLOVIS, N.M. - Public transportation in Clovis is on the road to expansion and improvement.
A spokesman for a Washington, D.C.-based, nonprofit transportation advocacy agency traveled to Clovis on Tuesday to meet with the Clovis City Commission concerning ways to improve the city-operated Clovis Area Transit System known as CATS.
Chris Zeilinger, assistant director for governmental affairs and training with the national Community Transportation Association, said he has been working with the Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce for several years.
Improved transportation was identified by community leaders as a top priority in the Clovis area, Zeilinger said.
CATS provides the majority of public transportation in Clovis with vans and buses that offer 50-cent-per-trip rides on a call-ahead basis.
A regular bus system such as those found in larger cities likely would not be feasible, appropriate or affordable for a rural city the size of Clovis, Zeilinger said.
But there are ways that CATS could be changed to better serve the needs of Clovis residents, Zeilinger said.
Until recently, for example, the hours of service were inadequate because the CATS vehicles ran only from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Zeilinger said.
Late last month, the city of Clovis expanded CATS' operating hours until 9:15 p.m. to offer more service.
CATS also recently added more vehicles and drivers to expand service, but more drivers may be needed, Zeilinger said.
Having more public transportation service available serves the community's growing need for transportation for people in the Welfare-to-Work program who are moving off public assistance into the work force and often do not have adequate transportation.
Zeilinger suggested changing the one-way CATS fare, which has stayed the same 50-cents for 13 years, to $1 in order to provide more funds and make better use of time for CATS' staff by cutting down on the amount of coins to be counted each day.
Zeilinger recommended retaining the current $25-per-month cost for a CATS bus pass and encouraging even more people to purchase passes. About three-quarters of the CATS' passengers buy and use passes, with the majority of those being purchased by parents for their children who ride the city bus to after-school activities and then home.
Increasing the visibility of the CATS program by establishing a permanent base facility, increasing promotion and setting up designated bus stops at several high-traffic locations also would improve the system, Zeilinger said.
Another future issue being pursued is the possibility of adding CATS service between Clovis and nearby Cannon Air Force Base, but the actual demand for the route has not been determined, Zeilinger said.
The city of Portales, which has a much smaller public transit system, continues to work on plans to link up with CATS so people could have a means of public transportation between the two cities.
For the time being, however, the main focus of study is public transportation within the city of Clovis as the major economic hub of the region, Zeilinger said.
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I have all the other Naruto games for the xbox at first I thought meh about this one as what I had saw was it was the same as ninja storm 2 but with 3 new characters.
My bf bought the game for the ps3 so ive seen the character list and am quite impressed he said its not so good due to no cutscenes like on the last game just narrative and pictures telling the story I like the sounds of this as theres no button (mash) sequence parts now and thats what ive hated about the other games.
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How Much Does an Azalea Cost?
Referred to as "the royalty of the garden," azaleas are known for its vivid colors, a profusion of flowers, and the ability to adapt to a variety of soils and climates. There are over 10,000 different species and hybrids of azaleas. While there are countless varieties, only a few are available commercially.
How much does it cost?
- Depending on the size, a smaller three-inch potted azalea will cost $3 to $6, while a quart can cost $6 to $12. On the other hand, azaleas that come in a gallon pot can cost upwards of $25 to $50.
- The prices of encore Azaleas grown at the Sooner Plant Farm start at $27 to $40. The plants come in 1.5 and 3-gallon pot sizes. The largest size, a five-gallon pot, can cost as much as $70.
- The Sonoma Horticultural Nursery in Sebastopol, California, offers azaleas in evergreen, deciduous, and Kiusianum species. Evergreen azaleas come in 1 gallon to 15-gallon sizes and can cost anywhere from $7 to $55. A basket costs $45 and a tree costs $55. Deciduous azaleas in 1 gallon to 15-gallon sizes cost anywhere from $10 to $75. The Kiusianum species in 1 gallon to 5 gallon sizes are priced anywhere from $10 to $25.
What is going to be included?
- Azalea can be purchased in gallons, in pots, or as trees. The plants can come with various items depending on the farm or nursery where the flowers were bought. Some farms include a pre-measured packet of time-release fertilizer that keeps the azaleas nourished for a year, pre-hydrated gel substances that keep soil moisture and help the plants to avoid transplant shock, and a planting and care instruction handbook.
- The colors and varieties can vary. There are over 10,000 azaleas!
- The flowers on the bush tend to bloom three times a year and can attract butterflies and all sorts of birds.
- Depending on the specific type of Azalea, they tend to be slow growing and can grow upwards of ten feet tall.
What are the extra costs?
- Buying new fresh soil will make the azaleas grow even better.
- Growing azaleas require the use of fertilizers. Experts recommend a slow-release type of fertilizer applied to the plant once a year. Slow-release fertilizers cost $6 to $75, depending on brand, size, and characteristics.
- If you want your azaleas to thrive, they will do best in a raised flower bed. This may take some basic relandscaping work.
- In order to work with the plants, it is recommended that you have hand clippers as well as gardening gloves.
- Most people like to finish their landscaping with fresh mulch around the base of the plant.
Tips to know:
- Before planting azaleas, make sure that the soil in your area is moist, acidic, and well-drained with abundant organic matter. Clay and sand are not ideal for these plants.
- Before planting your azaleas, water the soil. The roots will take hold and thrive better with wet soil.
- Make sure that the hole you dig for the plant is deep enough to cover the roots and the bottom of the plant, and make sure that it is wide enough for the plant to slide into it easily.
- Azaleas grow best when planted in areas that get adequate morning sunlight and light afternoon shade. Avoid places where they are under direct sunlight since this will cause the leaves to become scorched. Likewise, having too much shade can hamper the plants' ability to develop flowers.
- Water your flowers at least once a week or more frequently if they are in direct sunlight.
- If you have a small garden, select more compact azaleas with heights ranging from 1 to 3 feet. On island beds or on areas near the home, choose medium azaleas that are 3 to 6 feet tall in height. Screens and backdrops can benefit from tall-growing varieties like evergreen and deciduous azaleas.
- Avoid fertilizing these plants after late June because it can lead to blooming problems in the winter months.
Questions to ask:
- How often should I apply fertilizer to the azaleas?
- What variety of azalea is suitable for my location?
- Will you be providing a booklet on the proper care and maintenance of the plants?
- How do you package the azaleas?
- When do you ship my order?
- Do you ship any time of the year?
- Do you ship from your farm/nursery?
- What if the azaleas I order become damaged during shipping?
- What is your policy on returns and cancellations?
How can I save money?
- Buy azaleas in volume. Many nurseries and farms provide sizable discounts to bulk buyers.
- Consider picking up your order at the farm or nursery instead of having the plants delivered to your place to avoid delivery fees.
- Don't forget to check for coupons and promotions from various nurseries in the area.
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Wichita's All-City football teams (1959-2009)
The All-City baseball team began in 1959 and is voted on by the leagues coaches.
QB Blake Bell, sr., Carroll
RB Joseph Randle, sr., Southeast
RB Demarcus Robinson, sr., Northwest
FB Dreamius Smith, jr., Heights
WR Deonte Gray, sr., North
WR Tyler Nance, jr., Carroll
WR Brandon Weber, jr., Carroll
TE John Mies, sr., Carroll
Center Matt Klein, sr., Carroll
Tackle Dominic Farinas, sr., North
T John McClure, sr., Heights
G Justin Fleming, sr., Heights
G Trey Page, sr., Northwest
K Jordan Drake, sr., Northwest
DT Jesse Anderson, sr., East
DT Zach Nielsen, sr., Carroll
DE Zerrance Brickhouse, jr., Heights
DE Michael Reynolds, jr., Kapaun
LB Timmy Chadd, sr., Carroll
LB Geoff Stanford, sr., East
LB L.J. Tillman, sr., Southeast
LB Jonathan Truman, sr., Kapaun
DB Dyllon Knox, sr., Kapaun
DB Joseph Randle, sr., Southeast
DB Andrew Etheridge, sr., Northwest
DB Max Martinez, jr., Carroll
Coach Cory Brack, South
P Cooper Hoefling, so., Carroll
Specialist Daniel Deshazer, jr., Heights
QB_Blake Bell, Carroll
WR_Nick Johansen, Carroll
WR_Morris Lolar, East
TE_Joe Brown, Carroll
C_Steve Buesch, Northwest
G_Cody Mills, Carroll
G_Trey Page, Northwest
T_Tony Marquez, Carroll
T_Kameron Neal, Heights
FB_Richard Dixon, Heights
RB_Bryce Brown, East
RB_Demarcus Robinson, Northwest
K_Prontus Brunnberg, North
SP_Joseph Randle, Southeast
DT_Jacob Cole, Carroll
DT_Phillips Iheme, Heights
DE_Adrian Hall, Heights
DE_Ian Knights, Heights
LB_Joey Barnes, Heights
LB_Brandon Esposito, Kapaun
LB_Jeff Poe, Northwest
LB_Lawrence Tillman, Southeast
CB_Scott Cooper, Carroll
CB_Duane Sims, Heights
S_Joseph Randle, Southeast
S_Dorrian Roberts, Heights
P_Austin Butcher, Carroll
Coach_Alan Schuckman, Carroll
QB_Chris Harper, Northwest
RB_Bryce Brown, East
RB_Joseph Randle, Southeast
FB_Trezz Tillman, Southeast
WR_Jeff Evans, Heights
WR_Marky Nolen, South
TE_Joe Brown, Carroll
C_DeAndre Scott, Heights
G_Cody Mills, Carroll
G_Omar Rivera, Southeast
T_Brayden Burris, Carroll
T_Wilbert Hutton, Southeast
P_Dalando Henderson, North
K_Anthony Cantele, Kapaun
S_Jeff Evans, Heights
T_Jacob Cole, Carroll
T_Ian Knight, Heights
E_Adrian Hall, Heights
E_Chad McKernan, Kapaun
LB_Joey Barnes, Heights
LB_Arthur Brown, East
LB_DeAndre Howard, Southeast
LB_Bart Voegeli, Carroll
CB_Larry Burnshire, Northwest
CB_Joseph Randle, Southeast
S_Mitch Arnold, Carroll
S_Dorrian Roberts, Heights
Coach _ Alan Schuckman, Carroll
QB_Cameron Kasel, Heights
RB_Bryce Brown, East
RB_Frank Delarue, Kapaun
FB_Ryan Wilken, Northwest
WR_Daley Gunter, Heights
WR_Doug White, Southeast
TE_Chaz Butler, West
L_Jared Hart, Southeast
L_Rico Huggins, East
L_Malik Jaradat, Heights
L_Dexter Carr, Northwest
L_Bayley Scott, Heights
P, K_Zackary Steffen, Carroll
S_Chris Harper, Northwest
L_Anthony Naylor, Carroll
L_Wilbert Hutton, Southeast
L_Garret Seiler, Carroll
L_Justin Hicks, East
L_Andy Joans, Carroll
LB_Arthur Brown, East
LB_Tyler Goering, Northwest
LB_Kevin Rohleder, Carroll
DB_Mitch Arnold, Carroll
DB_Matt Truman, Kapaun
DB_Tysyn Hartman, Hartman, Kapaun
DB_T.J. Shine, South
DB_Garian Thomas, Heights
DB_Armand Woodard, East
Coach_Rick Wheeler, Heights
QB_Cameron Kasel, Heights
RB_Bryce Brown, East
RB_Jeran Trotter, Northwest
FB_Micah Scott, Northwest
WR_Cole Peck, Kapaun
WR_Vince Santucci, Heights
TE_Adam Capps, Carroll
C_Thomas Stoddard, Northwest
OG_Tyler Jessen, Northwest
OG_Chris Lewis, Heights
OT_David Arkin, Kapaun
OT_Joel Pumphrey, Heights
K_Anthony Cantele, Kapaun
S_Colby Childs, Carroll
DT_Jarrett Edison, Northwest
DT_Anthony Naylor, Carroll
NG_Tyler Jessen, Northwest
DE_Andy Jonas, Carroll
DE_Cole Zenisek, Kapaun
LB_Arthur Brown, East
LB_Jarvis Love, Northwest
LB_Luke Schuckman, Carroll
DB_Austin Jonas, Kapaun
DB_Jameson Smith, Northwest
DB_Dan Sullivan, Kapaun
SS_Shaunquez Powell, Northwest
P_Zack Steffen, Carroll
Coach_Weston Schartz, Northwest
QB_Eric Runge, Carroll
OT_Joel Pumphrey, Heights
OT_Jeff Reilley, Carroll
OG_Josh Langlois, Carroll
OG_Willie Davis, North
C_Paul Underwood, North
TE_Brant Dumford, East
WR_Steve Linnebur, Carroll
WR_Cole Peck, Kapaun
FB_Anson Conner, Heights
RB_Gary Chandler, Heights
RB_Raymond Mitchell, North
K_Jonathan Torres, Carroll
S_T.J. Atwater, Heights
DE_Terry Mims, Northwest
DE_Daniel Howard, Carroll
DT_John Magno, Carroll
DT_Jason Desmarteau, Kapaun
NG_Tyler Jessen, Northwest
LB_Tyler Shearhod, Northwest
LB_Nathan Brenner, Carroll
LB_Luke Schuckman, Carroll
CB_T.J. Atwater, Heights
CB_Ryan Lies, Carroll
S_Gary Chandler, Heights
S_Anson Conner, Heights
P_Jonathan Torres, Carroll
Coach _ Alan Schuckman, Carroll
QB_Greg Guzman, Kapaun
RB_Anthony Bess, Heights
RB_Odell Bell, Northwest
RB_Raymond Mitchell, North
E_Zach Carbiener, Northwest
E_John Miller, Carroll
C_Brett Lange, Carroll
G_Juan Murguia, Northwest
G_P.J. Voegeli, Carroll
T_Ted Hilger, Northwest
T_Jared Smith, Southeast
K_Derrick Heckman, North
E_Chase Camarena, Northwest
E_Mike Hecht, Carroll
NG_Clinton Barley, Heights
T_Jason Desmarteau, Kapaun
T_Brentton Walker, Heights
LB_Bryan Bye, Carroll
LB_Mack Colbin, North
LB_Michael Williams, Heights
DB_Gary Chandler, East
DB_Donnie Cooper, North
DB_Joe Heincker, Carroll
P_John Torres, Carroll
Coach_Joe Belden, North
QB_Steve Petty, South
RB_Anthony Bess, Heights
RB_John Randle, Southeast
FB_Theron Neal, West
E_Garrett Guzman, Kapaun
E_Alonso Arredondo, South
C_Jacob Voegeli, Kapaun
G_Cecil Wattree, Northwest
G_Jared Smith, Southeast
T_Daren Hammond, Heights
T_Fran Judilla, Kapaun
K_Parker Heikes, Kapaun
E_Andre Allen, Southeast
E_Mike Hecht, Carroll
NG_John Sponsel, Carroll
T_Marcus Collins, West
T_Miles Combs, Southeast
LB_David Janke, Northwest
LB_Tony Hernandez, Kapaun
LB_J.R. Webber, Heights
DB_John Randle, Southeast
DB_Bobby Prince, Northwest
DB_Romar Jones, Heights
P_Aaron Travis, Heights
Coach_Rick Wheeler, Heights
QB_Mike Friess, Carroll
RB_Odell Bell, West
RB_Jerome Kemp, Southeast
FB_Theron Neal, West
WR_Nic Means, Carroll
C_Mike Eckerman, West
OG_Brent Dugan, Carroll
OG_Sam Norwood, West
OT_Chris Norgren, Carroll
OT_Chris Whitehead, Kapaun
K_Parker Heikes, Kapaun
DE_Adam Degraffenreid, Carroll
DE_Matt Zenisek, Kapaun
NG_Carlos Fitzpatrick, Southeast
DT_Marcus Collins, West
DT_Blake Seiler, Carroll
LB_Emory Buncome, West
LB_Michael Dugan, Carroll
LB_Robert Fitzpatrick, Southeast
DB_Thomas Carter, West
DB_Michael Meyer, Carroll
DB, P_Kamerion Wimbley, Northwest
Coach_Gary Guzman, Kapaun
QB _ Adam Rosenstiel, West
RB_Jeff Martin, Southeast
RB_Chris Jaax, Carroll
FB_Adam Zimmerman, Carroll
WR_Cortez Brown, West
TE_Garrett Labus, Heights
C_Jeff Short, Southeast
G_Ryee Young, Northwest
G_Austin Newry, Heights
T_Scott Hampel, Carroll
T_Chris Lamkey, Kapaun,
K_Chris Thompson, North
E_Derek Hammond, Heights
E_Justin Bloomer, Kapaun
NG_Robert Barley, Heights
T_Tyree Young, Northwest
T_DeAngelo Reed, Southeast
LB_Markus Campbell, East
LB_Robert Fitzpatrick, Southeast
LB_Royce Williams, North
DB_Brett Brownlee, Northwest
DB_Dusty Gates, Heights
DB_Thomas Carter, West
P_Kamerion Wimbley, Northwest
QB Travis Davis, Heights
RB Anthony Sullivan, West
RB Landrell Hoover, East
WR Tyrone Payne, Heights
WR Richie Rhea, Kapaun
TE Garrett Labus, Heights
C Justin Patterson, Northwest
G Sergio Molina, Carroll
G Chris Garcia, North
T Tyree Young, Northwest
T Jon Houston, Southeast
K Jamaal Drewry, Southeast
T Tyree Young, Northwest
T DeAngelo Reed, Southeast
NG Jermaine Berry, North
E Justin Bloomer, Kapaun
E Dan Dolce, North
LB Nick Wessling, Carroll
LB Matt Webber, Heights
LB Leighton Merlau, North
DB Marcus Meyers, West
DB Anthony Sullivan, West
DB Orlandus Williams, South
P Matt Niedens, Carroll
QB Whit VinZant, Kapaun
RB Rashad Jackson, Northwest
RB Rashad Washington, Southeast
TE Jason Blevins, Northwest
WR Anthony Sullivan, West
WR John Racine, Carroll
T Jon Houston, Southeast
T Ted Vopat, Carroll
G Reggie Rogers, Northwest
G Matt Riddle, West
C Ryan Heikes, Kapaun
K Elijah Shackelford, West
E Mark Stephen, Carroll
E Jason Blevins, Northwest
NG Emeka Ogbonna, Southeast
T Johnny Hunt, West
T Josh Maze, Carroll
LB Nate Blevins, Northwest
LB Shaun Smith, Heights
LB Dontaye McCoy, Southeast
DB Patrick Henry, West
DB Orlandus Williams, South
DB Rashad Washington, Southeast
P Matt Niedens, Carroll
Coach Dan Johnson, Southeast
QB _ Craig Steven, Carroll
RB _ Robert Reed, Heights
RB _ Tony Javier, Kapaun
TE _ Jazz Jasnoski, Northwest
WR _ Marquis Harris, Northwest
WR _ Chris Raine, Carroll
T _ Eugene Langford, West
T _ Ted Vopat, Carroll
G _ Scott Van Horn, West
G _ Zach Caruthers, Carroll
C _ Luke Caruthers, Carroll
K _ Jon Murphy, Northwest
E _ Mark Stephen, Carroll
E _ Eugene Langford, West
NG _ Lance Shaw, North
T _ Mark Hinds, North
T _ Michael Irvin, West
LB _ Brady Jones, Kapaun
LB _ Luke Stephen, Carroll
LB _ Earl Henry, West
DB _ Rashad Washington, SE
DB _ Chris Raine, Carroll
DB _ Tony Javier, Kapaun
Coach _ Alan Schuckman, Carroll
QB Craig Steven, Carroll
RB Rashad Jackson, Northwest
RB Idris Elias, West
TE Vinny Manuel, West
WR Josh Cavender, Carroll
WR Tony Javier, Kapaun
T Eugene Langford, West
T Chris Braniff, Kapaun
G John Melillo, South
G Scott Van Horn, West
C Luke Caruthers, Carroll
K Jonathan Murphy, Northwest
E Cliff Holloman, Northwest
E Eugene Langford, West
NG Lance Shaw, North
T Don Lattin, Northwest
T Scott Van Horn, West
LB Brady Jones, Kapaun
LB Greg Phillips, Southeast
LB Idris Elias, West
DB Courtney Scarry, South
DB Lester McCoy, Southeast
DB J.J. McCoy, West
Coach: Alan Schuckman, Carroll
QB J.J. Selmon, Southeast
RB Idris Elias, West
RB Kaylon Price, South
TE Nick Brockert, Kapaun
WR Josh Jones, Heights
WR Lester McCoy, Southeast
T Eugene Langford, West
T Tyler Porter, Southeast
G James Reid, East
G Scott Van Horn, West
C Mike Keller, Kapaun
K John Rapp, Kapaun
E Mike Keller, Kapaun
E Eugene Langford, West
NG Derrek Jackson, West
T Cliff Holloman, Northwest
T Calvin Rogers, West
LB Chris Hunt, Northwest
LB Clint White, South
DB Drew Beck, Kapaun
DB Josh Lollar, East
DB J.J. McCoy, West
DB Courtney Scarry, South
P Brad Grim, South
Coach Weston Schartz, West
QB Tim Strobel, Northwest
RB Jeremy Benford, West
RB Robert Dirks, East
RB Sean OBrien, Kapaun
TE Phil Garrison, Northwest
WR Ramone Logan, South
T Jesse Hodges, Northwest
T Garr Patterson, Kapaun
G Andrell Burton, West
G Scott Skinner, Northwest
C Tyler Porter, Southeast
K Mark Vossen, Carroll
E Mike Bogan, Northwest
E Andrell Burton, West
NG Deonde Foster, Northwest
T Phil Garrison, Northwest
T Garr Patterson, Kapaun
LB Robert Dirks, East
LB Tom Eveland, North
LB Sean OBrien, Kapaun
DB Jeremy Benford, West
DB Brian Konecny, Kapaun
DB Melvin Ridley, Northwest
P Johnnie Upshaw, North
Coach Greg Gegen, South
QB Tim Strobel, Northwest
RB Robert Champion, North
RB J. Crabtree, Kapaun
RB Lydell Flowers, West
TE Shawn Fasel, West
WR Corey Glenn, North
T Joe Busby, Carroll
T Shawn Vang, Northwest
G Jerry Corner, West
G Chris Slusser, East
C Kelly Reeves, Southeast
K Dain Domebo, West
E Kenny McCoy, West
E Nick Thompson, Northwest
NG Jerry Corner, West
T Joe Busby, Carroll
T Shawn Vang, Northwest
LB Ryan Bell, North
LB Matt Belshe, Heights
LB Shawn Jay, West
DB Jeremy Benford, West
DB Sean OBrien, Kapaun
DB Bill Ramsey, Kapaun
P Ryan Morris, Southeast
Coach Weston Schartz, West
QB Ryan Morris, Southeast
RB Brian Butler, Northwest
RB Robert Champion, North
RB Tyrone Phillips, Northwest
TE Jerry Beasley, South
WR Wilkie Berry, Heights
T Josh Parker, West
T Shawn Vang, Northwest
G Darrell Holt, West
G Cody Crawford, Heights
C Kelly Reeves, Southeast
K Dain Domebo, West
E Kenny McCoy, West
E Nick Thompson, Northwest
NG Junior Atkinson, Northwest
T James Corner, Northwest
T Bryan Moen, North
LB Russ Hunt, East
LB Mike Robinson, Northwest
LB Brian Stover, Southeast
DB Chris Loggins, East
DB Clint May, West
DB Damon Tauer, Northwest
P Jason Lowe, South
Coach Larry Becker, North
QB Matt Kelly, Northwest
RB Derek Hubbard, South
RB Tyrone Phillips, Northwest
RBShantus Smallwood, Southeast
TE Shane Breeden, East
WR Shelly Barnett, Southeast
T Joe Busby, Carroll
T Mike Kallenberger, Heights
G Dusty Driskill, Northwest
G Jim Johnson, South
C Jeff McCannon, South
K Matt Kelly, Northwest
E Wayland Farris, South
E Jason Jasnoski, Northwest
NG Junior Atkinson, Northwest
T Jim Johnson, South
T Todd Tuckwood, East
LB Jared Loewen, Northwest
LB Gene Lundy, Southeast
LB Jeff McCannon, South
DB Shelly Barnett, Southeast
DB Jay Minton, Northwest
DB Chuckie Roberts, Heights
P Matt Kelly, Northwest
Coach Greg Gegen, South
QB Adam McDowell, East
RB Phil Ruffin, Kapaun
RB Jerome Oliver, South
RB Tyrone Phillips, Northwest
TE Derek LaMunyan, North
WR Chuckie Roberts, Heights
T Dan Meyer, Kapaun
T Jason Jordan, Northwest
G Mike Rhoden, Kapaun
G Jim Johnson, South
C Jeff McCannon, South
K Brian Pollan, Northwest
E Derek LaMunyan, North
E Ryan Silcox, Northwest
NG Ryan White, Kapaun
T David Collins, North
T Kevin Polian, Northwest
LB Wendell Davis, North
LB Phil Ruffin, Kapaun
LB Dick Holt, Northwest
DB Mike Watkins, North
DB Jeff Trussell, North
DB Chris Smith, Southeast
P Steve Moss, Southeast
Coach Don Davis, Northwest
QB Tobin Acebedo, Heights
RB Leon Edwards, Southeast
RB Jerome Oliver, South
RB Costello Good, West
TE Josh Jackson, North
WR Tad Vannaman, Northwest
T Daryl Jones, Southeast
T Marcus Johnson, South
G John Fitzthum, Southeast
G Chris Bloomer, Kapaun
C Kevin Gile, Kapaun
K David Syler, Kapaun
E Curtis Treadwell, Kapaun
E Derrick LaMunyan, North
NG Ryan White, Kapaun
T Daryl Jones, Southeast
T Jerry Manuel, North
LB Brandon Wilson, Kapaun
LB Earl Love, Southeast
LB Marcus Johnson, South
DB Dmitri Markham, Heights
DB Billy Boyle, Southeast
DB Colin Love, South
P Tobin Acebedo, Heights
Coach Weston Schartz, West
QB Mike Turner, Northwest
RB Leon Edwards, Southeast
RB Morris Lolar, South
RB Larry Starr, North
E Grier Jones, Kapaun
E Andy Bantz, Northwest
T Brandon Gourley, South
T Brian Sutter, Kapaun
G Mark Bean, Southeast
G Chuck Kaltenbach, East
C Kyle Dey, Southeast
K Scott Walden, Northwest
E James Morgan, Southeast
E Pete Vang, Northwest
NG Mark Bean, Southeast
T Mike Steele, South
T Ken Roush, Kapaun
LB Brett Walker, West
LB Chuck Kaltenbach, East
LB Geno Turner, Southeast
DB Morris Lolar, South
DB Mike Turner, Northwest
DB Terrence Vick, East
P Mike Shockey, Kapaun
Coach Ed Kriwiel, Kapaun
QB Mickey Lynch, Kapaun
RB Lance Nelson, South
RB Leon Edwards, Southeast
RB Brian Martin, West
WR Morris Lolar, South
WR Grier Jones, Kapaun
T Mike Steele, South
T Mike OShaughnessy, Kapaun
G Jeff Johnson, South
G Mike Brockel, Northwest
C Jim Holt, Northwest
K Robert Phillips, Carroll
E Carlos Raines, South
E Dexter Smith, Northwest
NG Bryan Houchens, South
T Mike Steele, South
T Mike OShaughnessy, Kapaun
LB Mike Brockel, Northwest
LB Lance Nelson, South
LB Chad Sinclair, South
DB Mickey Lynch, Kapaun
DB Jessie McPherson, South
DB Terrence Vick, East
P Kirk Emerine, East
Coach Brian Byers, South
QB Mike Mason, North
RB Kenny Vernon, Southeast
RB Richard Harris, West
RB Roger Robben, Carroll
TE Russ Campbell, North
SE Todd Fraipont, North
T Tobin Gump, Southeast
T Trevon Houston, West
G Tony Barker, Northwest
G Maurice Knight, Southeast
C Steve Havel, Southeast
K Bobby Jenkins, Southeast
E Tony Barker, Northwest
E Mark Geddis, Southeast
NG John Mertes, Kapaun
T Tobin Gump, Southeast
T Russ Campbell, North
LB Roger Robben, Carroll
LB Jeff Graber, Southeast
LB Craig Holbrook, Kapaun
DB Pat Dougherty, Kapaun
DB Arthur McIntyre, South
DB Todd Fraipont, North
P Tony Barker, Northwest
Coach Mark Templin, Southeast
QB Ed Davis, Kapaun
RB Brad Wiesen, Carroll
RB Barry Sanders, North
RB Ken Dawson, South
TE Curtis Moore, Northwest
WR Jeff Washington, Heights
T Drew Bessey, Kapaun
T Scott Vang, Northwest
G Doug Monty, Kapaun
G Charlie Graham, Carroll
C Stan Furgason, Southeast
K Bobby Jenkins, Southeast
L Robbie Robben, Carroll
L Doug Monty, Kapaun
L Scott Vang, Northwest
L Mike Randle, Southeast
LB Mark Ellis, East
LB Monty Ayala, Kapaun
LB Curtis Moore, Northwest
DB Chris Briscoe, Kapaun
DB John Boushka, Kapaun
DB Chris Kabler, Northwest
DB Russ Dawkins, Southeast
P Darren Sundquist, East
Coach Ed Kriwiel, Kapaun
QB Gary Blevins, East
RB Steve Wingate, Kapaun
RB Robert Garner, East
RB Brad Wiesen, Carroll
TE Steve Cox, Northwest
WR Ted Gilmore, South
T Robbie Robben, Carroll
T Chad Faulkner, Northwest
G Jay Allen, Northwest
G Doug Monty, Kapaun
C Tom Buchanan, Carroll
K Brad Fleeman, Kapaun
E Mike Randall, Southeast
E Eric Morgison, Northwest
NG Dan OShaughnessy, KMC
T Greg Goodner, Kapaun
T Chad Faulkner, Northwest
LB Jay Allen, Northwest
LB J.D. Martin, Kapaun
LB Tom Buchanan, Carroll
DB Steve Wingate, Kapaun
DB Ted Gilmore, South
DB Gary Blevins, East
P Mike Zarich, Southeast
Coach Steve Miller, East
QB Mark Standiford, North
RB Wes Anderson, East
RB Marcus Folks, Southeast
RB Byron Sanders, North
E John Bolte, Northwest
E Mike Stoffel, Carroll
T Kelly Smith, East
T Louie Cox, West
G Terry Anderson, East
G Jay Allen, Northwest
C John Cyphert, Kapaun
K Brad Fleeman, Kapaun
E Bernard Jones, East
E Pete Sagerty, North
NG Darrell Towne, Southeast
T Kenny Woods, East
T Scott Golay, Southeast
LB Mike Malcomb, Heights
LB Kirk Allen, East
LB Erik Purins, East
DB Wes Anderson, East
DB Mark Standiford, North
DB Marcus Folks, Southeast
P Todd Devereaux, Northwest
Coach Chuck Porter, East
QB Pat Boushka, Kapaun
RB Kevin Crawford, East
RB David Gilkey, Northwest
RB Carl Caldwell, Southeast
TE Mike Beckish, Kapaun
WR Kevin Ford, Southeast
T Jeff Heller, Kapaun
T Chris Loudermilk, North
G Shawn Stephens, East
G David Usher, East
C Pat OShaughnessy, Kapaun
K Dave Armagost, Kapaun
E Rodger Howard, East
E Glenn Campbell, Southeast
NG David Usher, East
T Dan Maloney, Kapaun
T Jeff Heller, Kapaun
LB Victor Irving, East
LB Mike Beckish, Kapaun
LB Dwayne Castille, Southeast
DB Wes Anderson, East
DB Pat Boushka, Kapaun
DB Terry Leatherman, Kapaun
P Kent Gleason, North
Coach Ed Kriwiel, Kapaun
QB Pat Boushka, Kapaun
RB Kevin Crawford, East
RB Tyron Dawson, Kapaun
RB John Young, East
TE Chris Wettig, Kapaun
WR Dick Warren, Kapaun
WR Larry Dobbs, Southeast
L Reggie Jackson, East
L Bryan Mick, Kapaun
L Dan Maloney, Kapaun
L John Kennedy, East
C Alan Jester, East
K Dave Armagost, Kapaun
L Steve Oaks, Kapaun
L Jeff Heller, Kapaun
L Jim Mann, East
L Rob Kenemer, Kapaun
LB Dwayne Castille, Southeast
LB Victor Irving, East
LB Drew Jones, Kapaun
DB Bruce McCray, East
DB Jessie Finney, East
DB Robert Johnson, Southeast
DB Pat Boushka, Kapaun
P Mike Zarich, Southeast
Coach Ed Kriwiel, Kapaun
QB Jeff Long, Southeast
RB Delton Knox, East
RB Eric Bowen, Southeast
RB Steve Butterfield, South
TE Tony Shelby, East
WR Doug Williams, North
T Jim Mann, East
T Chad Smith, South
G Rick Tucker, Southeast
G Kip Stalnaker, East
G Rick Hilts, Southeast
C Garret Hotmar, Southeast
K Britt Hopper, Southeast
L Perry Payne, Southeast
L Chad Smith, South
L John McCray, East
L John Buchanan, Carroll
LB Eric Bowen, Southeast
LB Dion Noblitt, Southeast
LB Steve Butterfield, South
DB Bruce McCray, East
DB Kip Strate, East
DB Randy LeBaron, Southeast
DB Pat Magness, South
CoachDennis Cavalier, Southeast
QB Marc Messner, North
RB Jeff Smith, Southeast
RB Sherman Fields, Carroll
RB Reuben Eckels, Southeast
E Dennis Overacker, North
E Mike Hammersky, Carroll
T Doug Carr, Southeast
T Nick Duling, Carroll
G Mike Carroll, Southeast
G Bill Reichenberger, Carroll
C Todd Johnson, Southeast
K Paul Taylor, Kapaun
L Gary Lux, Carroll
L Greg Kuhn, Kapaun
L Salathiel Usher, East
L Dan Carson, Southeast
LB Mark Reynolds, Southeast
LB Kelly Coyan, North
LB Tim Dunmire, Carroll
DB Reuben Eckels, Southeast
DB Devin Stuever, Carroll
DB Mark Royster, Southeast
DB A.C. Poynter, Northwest
P Paul Taylor, Kapaun
Coach Bob Shepler, North
QB Forrest Harrell, Kapaun
RB Jeff Smith, Southeast
RB A.C. Poynter, Northwest
RB Malcolm Williams, East
TE Mike Johnston, Kapaun
SE Mark Gile, North
T Earl Mies, Carroll
T Jeff Anderson, Kapaun
G Brad Stout, Southeast
G Brad Stanley, Southeast
C Mark Evenson, Kapaun
K Larry Gengler, Carroll
L Bob Schippers, Carroll
L John Hein, Heights
L Mitch Lousch, Kapaun
L John Jaedicke, Southeast
LB Mike Johnston, Kapaun
LB Chris Clinton, Southeast
LB Bret Reynolds, Southeast
DB Jim Boushka, Kapaun
DB Billy Wilson, South
DB Mike Kinard, Heights
DB Larry Swart, Southeast
P Mark Reynolds, Southeast
Coach Ed Kriwiel, Kapaun
QB Kevin Clinton, Southeast
RB Jeff Smith, Southeast
RB Earnie Coleman, Southeast
RB Mike Daniels, Kapaun
TE Doug Hoppock, Southeast
SE Barry Cochran, South
T Jay Hull, Southeast
T Mike Kriwiel, Kapaun
G Kerry Benton, Southeast
G Devin Gordon, Kapaun
C Jim Meyer, Southeast
K Kevin Clinton, Southeast
L Kerry Benton, Southeast
L Chuch Carroll, Kapaun
L Devin Gordon, Kapaun
L Dave Hoppock, Southeast
LB Rick Lewis, Southeast
LB Chris Clinton, Southeast
LB Pete Campbell, Heights
DB Mark Nordyke, Southeast
DB Jim Thomas, Southeast
DB Mike Boushka, Kapaun
DB Rick Seiler, Carroll
P Kevin Clinton, Southeast
Coach Chuck Porter, Carroll
QB Chris Gebert, Kapaun
RB Ron Hunter, Southeast
RB Floyd Smith, Southeast
RB Mike Boushka, Kapaun
E Bob Bledsoe, East
E Rick Gonzalez, Kapaun
L Bob Lowery, Heights
L Greg Boyle, Southeast
L Pat Jonas, Kapaun
L Brad Vickery, Southeast
C Rich Wood, Kapaun
K Mark Steiner, Kapaun
L Steve Bell, South
L Roy Oeser, Kapaun
L Mark Wolgamott, West
L Tom Scholler, Southeast
LB John McCroskey, Southeast
LB James Walker, East
LB Harry Gary, West
DB Terry Williams, West
DB Jay Coulter, Kapaun
DB Dick Boushka, Kapaun
DB Tom Utter, Southeast
P Dick Boushka, Kapaun
Coach Mickey Johnson, East
QB Pete Kriwiel, Kapaun
RB Mike Byers, West
RB Jim Johnson, Southeast
RB Tracy Levy, Southeast
RB Leonard Scott, South
E John Rowell, North
E Marc Stenzel, West
T Bill OConnor, Kapaun
T Jeff Schroeder, West
G Mike Bradley, Southeast
G Greg Gehrer, Carroll
C Jeff Latas, East
K Tom Utter, Southeast
E Mike McClellan, Southeast
E Marc Stenzel, West
T Steve Hobus, Southeast
T Darrell Oakley, West
T Roy Oeser, Kapaun
LB Tom Balbierz, Kapaun
LB James Walker, East
DB Dick Boushka, Kapaun
DB Marc Ewertt, West
DB Toby Paige, Southeast
DB Leonard Scott, South
P Dick Boushka, Kapaun
Coach Jim Davie, Southeast
QB Steve Gebert, Kapaun
RB Jeff Shepler, North
RB Jay Rodney, Southeast
RB Terry Cornelius, Heights
E Steve Brunin, Kapaun
E Brian Hanning, Southeast
T Chris Gobel, Carroll
T Rob Houchin, Southeast
G Ray Relph, Kapaun
G Bill Weilert, Carroll
C Mike Weninger, Carroll
E Steve Hobus, Southeast
E Tim Blackwell, North
MG Mark Knetzer, North
T Mike Bell, Carroll
T Rob Houchin, Southeast
LB O.B. Bohanon, Southeast
LB Craig Cook, North
DB Jay Rodney, Southeast
DB Matt Yeager, Carroll
DB Jim Maloney, Southeast
DB Doug Hart, Southeast
Coach Jim Davie, Southeast
QB Phil Miller, Kapaun
RB Percy Battles, Southeast
RB Randy Putman, West
RB Jeff Shepler, North
E Jeff Doherty, Kapaun
E Don Vaughn, North
T David Lamb, North
T Jon McClay, West
G Kent Criser, North
G Doug Little, Southeast
C Tom Knopick, North
E Mark Eaton, West
E LeRoy Leep, North
MG Pat Fox, Southeast
T Steve Dwerlkotte, Kapaun
T Mark Perry, Carroll
LB David Howell, North
LB Skiff Bailey, Southeast
DB Jack Goss, North
DB Tracy Levy, Kapaun
DB David Nelson, West
DB Mike Osman, West
QB John Alefs, Southeast
RB Ron Darmon, Southeast
RB Dennis Pipkin, West
RB Laverne Smith, Southeast
E Steve Morris, Kapaun
E Cliff Williams, Southeast
T David Cary, North
T Rick Hansen, South
G Steve Musick, Southeast
G Jerry Yocum, North
C Mark Lamb, North
E Mark Eaton, West
E Ralpheal Toney, North
MG Larry Bridgforth, North
T John DeSocio, Southeast
T Rick Hansen, South
LB Chris Betzen, Carroll
LB Dennis Kaylor, West
DB Lynn Coleman, East
DB Tom Mead, Southeast
DB Mike Petersen, West
DB Don Vaughn, North
QB Bruce Liebst, South
RB Andy Craig, East
RB Cooper Rounds, Kapaun
RB Laverne Smith, Southeast
T Jim Hambleton, West
T Richard Varner, Southeast
G Sid Harvey, North
G Rob Shepler, North
C Mark Lamb, North
E Glenn Jacobs, East
E Jerry Dieker, Kapaun
E Jim Bell, South
E Stuart Oeser, Carroll
MG Mike Crane, Kapaun
T George Voegeli, Carroll
T Richard Varner, Southeast
LB Marty Casey, North
LB John Brownlee, South
DB Ronnie Banks, East
DB Brian Beuls, Carroll
DB Steve Gray, Kapaun
DB Jim Houser, South
QB Jim Krsnich, Kapaun
RB Doug Stewart, South
RB Marty Abel, West
RB Gordon Peterson, North
E Larry Roy, Kapaun
E Melvin Coleman, South
T Bruce Buchanan, South
T Chris Squires, Kapaun
G John Breidenthal, Southeast
G Randy Stovall, West
C Blake Anderson, West
E Frank Martinez, Carroll
E Bill Larson, West
MG Curtis Hightower, Kapaun
T David Stough, North
T Stan Putman, West
LB John Breidenthal, Southeast
LB Doug Stewart, South
LB Jim Dillon, Kapaun
DB Eric Bevis, Carroll
DB Sterling Allen, Southeast
DB Bev Mitchell, North
QB Dan Hill, Southeast
RB Don Calhoun, North
RB Mike Welsh, Carroll
RB James Cunningham, East
E Don Parham, Southeast
E Curt Hutchens, East
T Dennis Cohlmia, North
T John Noonan, Carroll
G Steve Anderson, Heights
G John Breidenthal, Southeast
C Wayne Walker, Carroll
E David Schopf, North
E Steve Seminoff, Heights
T Dennis Cohlmia, North
T David Stough, North
LB Steve Anderson, Heights
LB Joel Stephens, North
LB John Noonan, Carroll
DB Ron Allen, Southeast
DB Mike Welsh, Carroll
DB Dan Graf, Carroll
DB Bev Mitchell, North
RB Kenny Bennett, West
RB Don Calhoun, North
RB David Gensch, Southeast
RB Levan Gerstner, Carroll
E Larry McDowell, Kapaun
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The UCLA sophomore was strongly considering putting his name in the NBA Draft, but just told the UCLA staff he'll return to UCLA.
Adams had some personal issues to consider in his decision, but ultimately it's believed that he didn't get a positive enough review from the NBA on where he'd be drafted.
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Case Study
Driving costs down by fully leveraging product knowledge
Air Products and Chemicals
Collective product knowledge is shared in an open, collaborative environment that benefits the entire enterprise
A new business approach – re-usable modules
Air Products serves customers in technology, energy, healthcare and industrial markets worldwide with a unique portfolio of products and services, providing atmospheric gases, process and specialty gases, performance materials and chemical intermediates. The company was founded on the strength of a revolutionary idea – the concept of producing industrial gases (primarily oxygen) on the customer's site. This idea formed the basis for significant growth. But it also means that Air Products builds 60 to 100 new plants per year. They range in size from small, stand-alone plants that cost from $5 to $10 million to build, up to large regional sites that cost $30 million or more.
Air Products has an in-house staff to engineer its plants. Until the mid-1990s, the philosophy was to design each plant starting with a clean sheet of paper. By 1996, the engineering design labor for some of these plants was running as high as 15 percent of the total capital cost. In looking for ways to reduce this expenditure, Air Products determined that building plants from re-usable modules would drive design costs down to two to five percent of total capital costs – less than one-third of the cost of custom plant designs. It would also speed time-to-market and start the income stream running sooner. According to Frank Malvezzi, Air Products' business program manager for Teamcenter® software, "Another driver behind the modularization initiative is time-to-market. If we have predesigned modules, we can not only give quotes to our customers faster but we can also quickly assemble the modules into a new plant. The estimating, bidding and construction phases are all shortened, which is a key competitive advantage in our business. The faster we can do that, the faster our customers can get online and the sooner we begin to see revenue."
The infrastructure solution
Air Products' next challenge was to implement an infrastructure that would facilitate modular plant design. A key consideration was finding a way to improve collaboration. At the time, individuals kept documents in files that weren't always accessible by others. Much time was spent trying to find out if a document was current or if it had been updated. And with Air Products' annual revenues of US $7.4 billion and operations in over 30 countries, the system needed to be reliable and scalable. Plus, it needed to be adopted quickly by all involved.
Simple document management was not the answer. According to Malvezzi, "A document management system imposes fairly rigid categories. We needed a system that would enable each user to see the documents in the way that made most sense to them – following a product structure. Instead of organizing documents, we wanted to organize objects that represent the physical world that each person works in." Product lifecycle management (PLM) software would deliver that, as well as the collaboration solution Air Products needed to make modular design a reality. After evaluating several PLM solutions, the company selected software from Siemens PLM Software. That system delivered the functionality Air Products needed to manage the complexities of the plant construction process. The company has since evolved its implementation to make full use of the current PLM solution from Teamcenter.


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