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Randy Moore's thoughts
Like Tyler Bray, I've stopped being surprised by anything Justin Hunter and Da' Rick Rogers do. These guys are dynamic individually and virtually unstoppable in tandem. Each made a spectacular catch vs. Cincinnati and each showed remarkable running ability after the catch. Vol fans should enjoy 'em while you can because I suspect both will be playing on Sundays in 2013. Tennessee's running game looked a bit better, even though the 126 net yards isn't especially impressive. Tauren Poole got 101 yards but backups Marlin Lane (eight carries, 16 yards) and Rajion Neal (10 yards on three carries) coughed up a fumble each. Tight ends Mychal Rivera (six catches, 54 yards) and Brendan Downs (2-32) impressed me, and both should have a lot more opportunities as opponents focus greater attention on Hunter and Rogers.
Defensively, I thought Tennessee looked like a bad junior high team in the first quarter, as Cincinnati gashed the Vols for two 80-yard touchdown drives that required just eight total plays. The Bearcats continued moving the ball on Tennessee all game but the Big Orange was tremendous in short-yardage situations. The two fourth-and-one stops near midfield were game-changers, and forcing Cincinnati to settle for a field goal when the Bearcats had a first-and-goal at the 1-yard line in the third quarter sealed the win in my opinion.
The kicking game was just OK. Michael Palardy's onsides kick was a thing of beauty. Johnny Majors used to call that the "middle dribble" when Fuad Reveiz did it but he never executed that kick better than Palardy did today. Palardy's miss of a 43-yard field goal is a concern, especially since he has yet to hit a big kick in a clutch situation. I keep hearing about Matt Darr's "big leg" but I have yet to see it.
Offense: A-
Defense: F (first quarter), C (final three quarters)
Special teams: C
Danny Parker's thoughts
Less than nine minutes into this non-conference affair it looked like arena football made its way to Neyland Stadium as Cincinnati and Tennessee combined for 28 points.
The skies continued to part for the Volunteers' passing attack with quarterback Tyler Bray throwing for a career-high 405 yards.
While Bray to Justin Hunter and Da'Rick Rogers continues to look professional grade (10 for 13 third-down conversions), what impressed me was the passion in which running back Tauren Poole carried the ball over the final three quarters as the senior wound up with 107 yards on 21 carries. Not mind-blowing numbers but there were some hard-fought yards in there.
After asking all week about pass rush against a Bearcat offense that gets rid of the ball quick, the Tennessee defensive line probably had its best performance in two seasons in terms of putting pressure on the quarterback.
While beating a team that went 4-8 last season isn't a signature win, Cincinnati is just a year removed from a Big East Conference championship and a Sugar Bowl berth.
The Vols really couldn't have asked for a better showing heading into Florida week. This effort should give the Gators something to think about in spite of their recent success in the rivalry.
Offense: A
Defense: B-
Special teams: B-
Chris Price's thoughts
Today's game with Cincinnati showed a vast improvement over Game 1. The running game showed a lot more promise. Tauren Poole struggled early, but showed he could handle the load after Marlin Lane fumbled early.
Justin Hunter is possibly the best wide receiver in the Southeastern Conference. Da'Rick Rogers would be a star on any other team in the country, but he is almost overshadowed by what Hunter can do.
Tyler Bray is showing that he is an elite quarterback that can manage a football game. The real test will come in big-time SEC play next week, but thus far he has been nearly flawless.
The onside kick in the first quarter was totally out of character for Derek Dooley, but Palardy executed it to perfection. He did miss a field goal and Matt Darr shanked a punt, but overall the special teams were above average.
Offense: A
Defense: B+
Special Teams: A-
Josh Woodward's thoughts
What can I say? Tennessee fooled me on this one. I thought it would be a much closer contest.
Tyler Bray has looked like a Heisman candidate these first two games; he hasn't made the mistakes you see from a sophomore.
Offensively the Vols looked outstanding, Bray is seeing the field well and the offensive line is giving him plenty of time. Tauren Poole looked to run with determination and hit the hole hard. Mychal Rivera got involved in the offense and had six catches; he was hard for the Bearcats to bring down.
Defensively, if it wasn't for the missed tackle and and a phantom pass interference this game would have been a bigger blowout. Curt Maggitt was more active in the game and played a lot at defensive end. Jacques Smith has a motor that I haven't seen at Tennessee in awhile.
The Vols keep improving and they will have a chance to beat Florida. The only miscue on special teams was Michael Palardy's missed field goal, other than that I thought they were great. I liked the onside kick that Dooley called and really thought it changed the game's momentum. Also Palardy's kicks were to the end zone.
Offense: A+
Defense: B
Special Teams: B (would have been an A if not for the missed field goal)


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LDG Automatic Antenna Tuner - 200 Watt 1.8-30MHz, 100 Watt 54MHz. Will typically match a 10:1 SWR down to 1.5:1 in just a few seconds on a coax fed antenna. Time was, 100 watts was a lot of power. Today, more and more transceivers feature 200 watts output. Even though many of these modern radios feature a built-in tuner, it's range and features are usually quite limited; if you need a tuner, you probably need a better one than they built into the radio. The LDG AT-200 is designed for this new generation of rig. Many QRP operators have a small 100-150 watt amplifier for times when you need a few more S-units. The AT-200 is ideal for this kind of operation; it's minimum required power is only 5 watts, but it will handle the higher power as well. The AT-200 will handle up to 250 watts SSB or CW on 1.8 – 30 MHz, and 100 watts on 54 MHz. It features LDG's state-of-the-art, processor-controlled Switched-L tuner. It will match virtually any kind of coax-fed antenna, including Yagis, dipoles, inverted Vs, slopers, loops, just about anything. It will typically match a 10:1 SWR down to 1.5:1 in just a few seconds. You can also use the AT-200 with longwires, random wires and antennas fed with ladder line with the optional LDG balun. The AT-200 features over 16,000 3D memories, automatically storing tuning data for frequencies and bands as you use them. When you transmit on or near a frequency you've used before, the AT-200 can restore the tuning data almost instantly. It learns as you use it, adapting itself to your operating patterns for faster and faster tuning. The 3D memory system allows up to eight antenna settings to be stored for each frequency. Operation couldn't be simpler: while transmitting a carrier, just press the Tune button. An automatic tuning cycle will begin, then end a few seconds later with the tuner set at the lowest SWR (almost instant for frequencies stored in memory). Optional interface cables for Icom and Yaesu make the entire tuning process a one-button operation. The AT-200 is the latest in a long line of innovative LDG tuners. Get the most out of your Kenwood, Yaesu, Ten-Tec or Icom radios that operate at higher power.
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After installing Photoshop Elements 10 on your computer, you may be wondering, where do I go from here? Well, the first thing you need to do is launch the application. I'm working on the Mac OS here, so I'm going to begin by going to the File menu on the Mac OS and choosing New Finder Window. Inside of here, I'm going to click on the Applications folder, and within there, I'm going to find an icon for Adobe Photoshop Elements 10. Now, this icon is actually the folder, the application will reside directly inside of there. Now, on the Mac OS, I'm going to drag this shortcut and I'm going to drop it into my dock so that I have quick access to it later on. Now, if you're in the Windows OS, you can access the Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 application by going to the Start menu, which will be located in the lower-left corner of your computer.
And I'm going to go ahead and begin by launching Photoshop Elements 10 on my machine. Now, you'll probably be asked what region you're located in. And this is just a way to identify for the application where you are located geographically. So, I'm going to scroll down to the United States and I'm going to choose that option and click OK, and you'll only have to perform that operation one time. Once you tell it where you're located, then it knows from there going forward. The first thing that's going to appear when you launch Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 is the Welcome Screen. Think of the Welcome Screen as the launch pad where you begin all of your operations inside of Adobe Photoshop Elements 10. Now, what we're going to do here is, over here on the left-hand side, we have both an Organize button and an Edit button.
And this is really where you launch the two main applications inside of Adobe Photoshop Elements 10. But another important section that I want to point out is in the lower left corner of your screen here. You can see that it's asking you to sign in with your Adobe ID. Now, although this is not required, it is a very useful tool in gaining more features when you're working inside of this program. Getting an Adobe ID is absolutely free and it's really easy to sign up for an Adobe ID. You can see that over here in the middle section of the Welcome Screen, if you do not already have an Adobe ID, you can click this button to create a new Adobe ID and it'll guide you through the process.
Now, I already have an Adobe ID, so I'm going to click the Cancel button, and I'm going to go ahead and sign in at this point using my Adobe ID. Once I've entered my username and password, I'll click the Sign In button and this is going to authenticate me to Adobe's servers. Once you're signed in, you'll be asked for some basic information. So, I'm going to go ahead and choose my birthday, so it knows when I was born. And then, you can also define your personal URL that you want to use to be able to access your homepage when you're using Photoshop Elements and posting images to the web. So, what I'll do is I'll just type my name, and I'll go ahead and click the Update Account button.
Now, just to point out, if you'd like to receive further communications from Adobe, you can choose these check boxes. But you do have to agree to the Terms of Use. So, this is important that you do this before you continue. So, I'll go ahead and click the Update Account button. And now, you're ready to begin using these features inside of Photoshop Elements 10. Now, you have the choice between using the free account, which is, you can see these are the options for the free account. You can also upgrade for a fee. For now, I'm going to click the Free Account, and then I can go ahead and sign in once again using my username and password.
And that's all there is to it. Once you've signed in using your Adobe ID and password, you'll gain additional features within this Welcome Screen and within the Photoshop Elements 10 application. In addition to the options that you gain at the bottom of the Welcome Screen here by entering your Adobe ID, you can also change the preferences for Photoshop Elements by clicking on this Settings link in the upper right corner of the Welcome Screen. When you click that link, you can see that you can change how Photoshop Elements behaves by determining if you just want the Welcome Screen to appear, when you start Photoshop Elements.
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Me: Did you see that kid rip his shirt off when he got mad at Sarah?
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WARNACO SIGNINGS: Warnaco Group Inc. has signed a licensing agreement with Nautica Enterprises Inc. to produce Nautica swimwear, and has also signed a lease for new headquarters at 501 Seventh Avenue. Nautica had a deal with Apparel Ventures Inc., which picked up the license for Ralph Lauren swimwear. The former licensee for Ralph Lauren swimwear was Warnaco's Authentic Fitness division.
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Meanwhile, Warnaco will consolidate its operations into the new space this summer, said Scott Pudalov of ESG/Insignia, exclusive leasing agent for the building on behalf of a partnership of Leona M. Helmsley and Peter L. Malkin. Warnaco, which emerged from bankruptcy in February, is currently at 90 Park Avenue, though it also operates from a few other offices in Manhattan. The company was represented by James Saunders and Noel Flagg of Newmark & Co. Real Estate. Warnaco signed a 13-year agreement for 160,000 square feet at 501 Seventh, a 460,000-square-foot property at 37th Street that's being modernized with a new lobby, roof and elevator cabs, refurbished corridors and bathrooms, and various amenities. Saunders said that although the office market has "a fair amount of competitive space available, blocks of more than 100,000 square feet within this vicinity are limited."
JCP'S BIGGER BOARD: J.C. Penney Co. Inc. has elected Burl Osborne to its board of directors, increasing the number of directors to 11. Osborne is currently chairman of The Associated Press and retired in 2001 as president of Belo Corp.'s publishing division. After joining Belo in 1995, The Dallas Morning News more than doubled its circulation and won six Pulitzer prizes. "Burl Osborne's successful business expertise in leading strategic growth, recruiting and developing talent, and directing quality improvements are consistent with all major objectives of our company," said Penney's chief executive officer Allen Questrom in a statement. Osborne joined Belo in 1980 after a 20-year career with the AP.
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I believe there should be a minimum stock ownership level for ALL executives at the company.
Currently Bonnie C. Lind does not own much if any stock - how does this reflect on her ownership of the company? A bit negative IMHO.
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The Mazda Tribute, a sibling to the Mercury Mariner and Ford Escape, got a significant exterior and interior face-lift for 2008. For 2009, Mazda makes a slew of mechanical changes that could improve performance and efficiency. New inline-four-cylinder and V-6 engines are available in the Sport, Touring and Grand Touring trim levels; a hybrid model is listed elsewhere in the Cars.com Research section. The Tribute seats five, and its competitors include the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V and Saturn Vue.
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The outside of the Tribute didn't get as dramatic a face-lift as the Escape did for 2008. The grille lost its crossbar and the Mazda logo was moved up. The 2009 Tribute gets a capless refueling system that's supposed to make refueling easier. It's 174.9 inches long, which is shorter than its competitors, and 71.1 inches wide, about the same as the RAV4, CR-V and Vue.
- Standard 16-inch aluminum-alloy wheels
- Standard fog lights
- Standard power mirrors
- Standard automatic headlights
- Optional heated mirrors (standard on Grand Touring)
- Optional power moonroof (standard on Grand Touring)
The Tribute has seating for five, and there's about 99 cubic feet of passenger space, which is less than the RAV4 and CR-V but more than the Vue. The Tribute has a 60/40-split folding rear seat. With the rear seat up, the Tribute has nearly 30 cubic feet of storage space, equal to the Vue but less than the RAV-4 and CR-V. When the rear seat is down, cargo space increases to 66 cubic feet. The rear window opens independent of the liftgate.
- Standard air conditioning
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Clean but small.....
The Quality Inn and Suites Biltmore East was extremely clean and the breakfast was adequate: however, the room was very small. Rooms should not be advertised as suites.....misleading when you walk into the small room and hardly have space to place a suitcase.
Adequate but far from great.
The room and general upkeep were okay. The pool was very small and some of the parking spots were sharply inclined. The microwave timer alarm went off in the middle of every night, even though we had not set the timer or even used the microwave. The desk staff seemed to be familiar with this problem, but were clueless about how to stop it.
Quality Begins and Ends With Breakfast
A convenient location and really good hot continental breakfast didn't quite make up for the disappointment with the motel itself. It must have earned its three diamonds from the breakfast alone. We chose this motel on the basis of the AAA rating and the Asheville Visitor's Guide description, and were very disappointed generally. All rooms are outside access only, with no elevator to the upper floors. Our room, though clean, was sparsely furnished but quite cramped nevertheless. Not much space to even move around. Upon arrival, we found the sink stopper stuck in the closed position. Later, the smoke detector kept going off. We were told by the front desk to remove the battery and they would replace it the next day. They didn't. The air conditioner disturbed our sleep because of its noise. We came back from a day of sightseeing to find that Housekeeping had neglected to lock the door, and on another day we found the bed pillows on the floor. On the plus side, access to downtown Asheville, I40 and I240 is easy. There's a microwave and minifridge in the room and, as mentioned earlier, the complimentary breakfast was super - included hot sausage, biscuits and fresh-made, real waffles. We are experienced travelers who really goofed with this one. All-in-all, not good value for the money we paid.
Great Place!
We stayed at the Quality Inn in June, 2005. After reading the glowing reviews, we wanted to check it out for ourselves, and we were not disappointed! The motel is relatively new, so everything was in good working order. The room is spacious, and the bed was comfortable. There are many good restaurants located nearby. The place was packed, but we were never disturbed by noise. We agree with the other reviews---this is a great place to stay!!
Very Clean, Otherwise Average
Clean and convenient for an overnight stop (just off I-40, with lots of chain restaurants nearby). The bed was comfy, and the bathroom very big, but the rooms are small (maybe they should have made the bathrooms smaller and the bedrooms bigger?). Problematic parking due to lots of people with trailers taking up more than several spots at a time. The breakfast was basically non-existent. For a price of under $70, I'd stay again on my way to/from somewhere else.
We stopped in on our way to Myrtle Beach, and this hotel is terrific. It is a tremendous value and the breakfast includes free sausage, eggs, waffles, biscuits, gravy and so much more. Free internet access. An unbeatable mountain view combined with whirlpools make it an original boutique hotel. It is brand new and it shows, super clean, and we will be back.
Won't Go Back Again
The best thing I can say is that it was newly remodeled and very clean. Our room was the smallest I've ever stayed in, the bed was uncomfortable and the free breakfast was not worth the effort. The line was long, and then you had nowhere to sit because there were only a few small tables.
Nice little place
Stayed one night in November. Rooms were nice and clean with coffeemakers, microwaves and refrigerators. Rooms seemed a little cramped, though. Nice breakfast bar with make-your-own waffles, eggs, sausage, biscuits and more. Free high-speed Internet in all rooms, but it's wired (as opposed to WiFi) and you need to bring your own network cable, though they had one for me to borrow. Good rates available from rest-stop coupon books and online. Not far from Biltmore. Nearby restaurant selection limited. Right across I-40 from "The Cove" (Billy Graham Association).
My Family and I just returned from a trip to see the Biltmore. Wanted to comment on our stay at Quality Inn & Suites. VERY CLEAN. We paid $47 a night there, and we're a little wary of what the room might look like. There were two phones in our room, a writing desk, a bench, microwave, refrigerator, good size tv, and two VERY comfortable queen size beds. The bathrooms are of good size and very clean. The complimentary breakfast in the morning does not only include the average cereal, pastries, but also HOT items such as waffles, biscuits and gravy, and sausage. We were very pleased with this hotel, and you can't be the PRICE!
Great Value
This motel has been recently remodeled and is comfortable and conveniently located. It has a small refrigerator and a microwave oven in the room, an excercise room and offers free hot breakfast.
We stayed here because we were fleeing a hurricane and found the reasonable price made it a great deal.
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Crockpot Chicken Taco Chili
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 8 hrs
I believe according to Weight Watchers, this is 4 points, but you'd never know it with its riot of flavors.
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- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 (16 ounce) can black beans
- 1 (16 ounce) can pinto beans or 1 (16 ounce) can kidney beans
- 1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
- 10 ounces frozen corn kernels
- 2 (14 1/2 ounce) cansdiced Rotel Tomatoes
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) packet taco seasoning
- 1 tablespoon cumin
- 1 tablespoon dried chipotle powder or 1 tablespoon mild chili powder
- 1 1⁄2 lbs boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 1 small jalapeno pepper, chopped (optional)
- 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- Combine beans, onion, chili peppers, corn, tomato sauce, cumin, chili powder and taco seasoning in a slow cooker. Place chicken on top and cover. Cook on low for approximately 8 hours or on high for 6 hours. Check towards end time so as not to overcook.
- Half hour before serving, remove chicken and shred. Return chicken to slow cooker and stir. Top with fresh cilantro.
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Amazing!!
I added 1 ounce of chopped semi sweet chocolate to tame down the chili taste...WOWZER!
This is a great meal!
I saw this on Pintrest and have been dying to try it since. I cooked it on high for 6 hours and it came out great! I used 3 chicken breasts and they were able to be shredded right in the pot using a fork and spatula very easily. I hate shredding chicken by hand so this is awesome. Instead of eating this like chili, I piled it on tostada shells with queso fresco, pico de gallo, & shredded lettuce... best tostada I've ever had! This does make a lot but it's really good reheated as well.


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Rage much? Review and benchmarks tell the results fine for when the review was released.
quoteMaybe instead of blind anger you could constructively post trying to disregard entire sites out there.While the Sapphire HD 6850 Vapor-X overclocks quite well, it is not necessarily the best option available for anyone looking for the best overclocking potential possible.
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I wish I could give it zero star but unfortunately I can't. While I love the products of this company, I didn't like this (white chocolate) at all. It's just peanut butter+ a jar of sugar! حالي جداً و يفقد طعم زبدة الفول سوداني، لا انصحكم به. احسن نكهات لهذه الشركه هي الدارك شوكليت+ سموث بينيت بتر.
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A bit more "sleek" in the texture then the dark one, and don't trigger my migraines! Will definitively buy it again! 4 and not 5 due to palm oil and not organic.
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This butter tastes heavenly! It melts in mouth and reminds of white chocolate mousse, it's one of the most tasty vegan things I have ever tried. My boyfriend adores it too
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On oatbread this is soooo goooooodddd!!! Or in outmeal. I have it with me in my purse when I am visting friends or travling (in my check in bag when a take a plan). You have to try it!
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I can clearly taste the white chocolate on this one. Very sweet, and can be a good compliment to the dark chocolate one. Really tastes great.
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Spanish Word for glass
English Word: glass
Spanish Word: el vidrio, el vaso, la copa
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$11.75 weekly fee for Trap & Skeet
$13.75 weekly fee for Sporting & Combo
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Our Spring and Summer leagues are 21 weeks long and start in April. There is a league for each type of clay shooting: Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays and a Combo League. Each league is broken up into divisions to comply with all skill levels. Within each division all scores are handicapped to keep competition equal. Each week one round, which consists of 25 clays, will be due. Rounds can be shot in advanced to avoid future schedule conflicts. Rounds can also be shot on any day of the week, and do not need to be shot with your team. At the end of our leagues we always host a big banquet for the awards ceremony, to give out prizes, and have an overall great ending to the leagues.
For a detailed understanding of the leagues please join us on March 23rd at 7:00pm for an informational meeting going over all of the different leagues.
If you already have a general understanding of how our leagues work, please feel free to join us for the individual meeting about the league you will be shooting on.
None of the meetings are mandatory; they are there for you to learn more about how the leagues work. If you can't make it, don't worry, we welcome you to join a league at any time. Check the Spring and Summer league flyer for the signup deadlines.
The buddy league is a new league that is for the shooters that can not get 5 or more people to commit to a season of shooting. It's just you and a buddy against other pairs of shooters. This league will be split into divisions of similiar shooters, and shooters will get a handicap to ensure that they stay competitive within their divisions.
Winter Pistol Leagues
.22 Gallery League
Informational meeting and start on January 21st, 2016
Combat League (centerfire guns)
Informational meeting and start on February 4th, 2016
Ladies Pistol League (Any Caliber)
Informational meeting and start on January 12th, 2016