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Chat with Dan Graziano
Welcome to SportsNation! On Tuesday, ESPN.com NFC East blogger Dan Graziano stops by to chat about the league.
Graziano joined ESPN.com in 2011 after two years as a Senior NFL Writer for AOL FanHouse. He covered Major League Baseball, the Olympics and various other sports during his time at the Star-Ledger and the Palm Beach Post. A New Jersey native and author of two published novels, he now lives in Ridgewood, N.J., with his wife and two sons.
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Dan Graziano (12:00 PM)
Good afternoon, all. Since @D_Gmenallday won our weekly Twitter race, we begin today with a Giants question.
Keith (NYC)
Are the Giants better served drafting a TE, ILB or an OL in the first round and who are the candidates for their pick?
Dan Graziano (12:01 PM)
I have seen Allen, the Clemson tight end, connected with the Giants in recent mock draft. He could go higher than that, but if he's there at 32, I would consider that an excellent pick for the Giants. If not, I'd take an offensive lineman, which is something they haven't picked in the first round since 1999.
Joey (DC)
Which is best for the Redskins: Sign Matt Flynn or draft Luck/or RG3?
Dan Graziano (12:02 PM)
They're not getting Luck, because the Colts are. The best solution for the Redskins, as I've written many times, is Griffin. But they may not be able to trade up to get him. If they can't, then they look at free-agent options like Flynn, Orton, Manning, etc.
Danny (Houston)
Do you think the cowboys should draft the best Defensive Player available (3-4DE, OLB, or CB) in round 1? Defense, Defense, Defense, OG....
Dan Graziano (12:03 PM)
I agree with your logic, and yes, I would draft defense if I were them, rather than spend a mid-first-round pick on a guard. Pass rusher or defensive back, they can't go wrong with either at 14.
Mike (Paducah, KY)
Would it make any sense for the Cowboys to sign Mario Williams as a 3-4 DE and keep Spencer around? At about 6'6" 290, Williams has the requisite size and he has the skills to be extremely disruptive. Williams and Spencer on 1 side and Ware and Ratliff on the other is pretty formidable.I'm sure it's unlikely sine most rushers don't want to play 3-4 DE but it would make sense, no?
Dan Graziano (12:04 PM)
I think 3-4 DE would be a waste of Mario Williams, and I don't think a team's going to want to waste a guy after making him maybe the highest-paid defensive player of all time. Williams might make sense for the Cowboys as a 3-4 outside linebacker and Spencer replacement, but I still think he's at his best rushing from a 4-3 DE spot, and will look for a role like that.
Jerry Reese (Sitting on my laurels....)
Have you seen our schedule for next year??? Packers, 49ers, Saints, Steelers, Ravens, Cincy, Panthers....my goodness. The last few years, our schedule is brutal. Your thoughts?
Dan Graziano (12:05 PM)
Seemed to work out for you this year.
Hassan (Orlando)
How good could Washington be Signing a Peyton Manning and then drafting an OL in the 1st rd a Lamar Miller in the 2rd rd and Tommy Streeter in the 3rd.
Dan Graziano (12:06 PM)
I don't agree with any of this. I don't think an OL at No. 6 would be a good use of the pick for them. I don't see how they need Miller when their stable of RBs is one of the strengths of their team. And Streeter, sure, but they already have developmental WRs from last year's draft.
Dan (New York)
Do you see the Giants bringing back Terrell Thomas, or sticking with Aaron Ross?
Dan Graziano (12:07 PM)
I think Thomas is more likely to be back than Ross is. They're up against the cap (over, actually), and Thomas is likely to come cheaper because of his injury.
David (Halifax)
Assuming the Eagles don?t draft a LB in the first round, what position would they draft?
Dan Graziano (12:07 PM)
Wide receiver, if DeSean Jackson's not on the team anymore, or a big defensive lineman maybe for the rotation up front.
Hans Gillan (Boca Raton, FL)
Dan, I am addicted to your work! Any specifics out for Cullen Jenkins restructured deal? Any word on if/when D-jax will get the franchise tag?
Dan Graziano (12:08 PM)
Haven't seen specifics on Jenkins yet, but the upshot is he'll be back with the team in 2012, which is a wise move for them. They have until March 5 to franchise Jackson. I'm sure they'll be talking to Rosenhaus at the combine, but they'll take all the time they can with that.
Phil (San Diego)
Is anyone still a little bit shocked that the New York Giants have won 2 superbowls in the past 5 years. They are basically never thought of as the best team even in the nfc east, how did they do that? Luck?
Dan Graziano (12:08 PM)
It certainly wasn't luck. But yes, I can be counted among the shocked.
John (NJ)
If you were Jerry Reese would you trade Bradshaw and your 1st round pick for Ray Rice?
Dan Graziano (12:09 PM)
Don (Indiana)
This isn't a NFC E question necessarily but I was wondering how the chiefs signed a free agent that wasn't their own already? I thought you couldn't sign them till mid-march.
Dan Graziano (12:11 PM)
I'm taking the question because the Cowboys were interested in Stanford Routt, the free agent in question, and we're not getting many Cowboys questions right now. The Raiders signed Routt to a huge contract last year but cut him two weeks ago to avoid paying a massive roster bonus. That set him free to sign with any team, as guys like Albert Haynesworth are who have been released from their contracts early. The regular free agents you're thinking of have contracts that officially run through the end of the league year, March 12. So they're not technically free agents yet, where a guy who got released from his contract is.
H20 (( o Y o ))
Any chance the Eagles pursue Vincent Jackson?
Dan Graziano (12:12 PM)
Not sure that's the way they'd go to replace DeSean. They still have LeSean McCoy's deal to worry about down the road, and I think they believe Jeremy Maclin can be a No. 1 WR. I think they'd look for a good No. 2.
sean (philly)
if the eagles don't keep desean do they look WR in the draft or in free agency?
Dan Graziano (12:12 PM)
My guess is draft.
Dan (New York)
Out of all the movies nominated for best picture, which one was your favorite?
Dan Graziano (12:13 PM)
So far, "Hugo" was my favorite to watch. I've seen 8 of the 9. Still haven't seen "War Horse."
Derek (Lafayette)
Who appears to be the better corner? Kirkpatrick or Janoris Jenkins? Both have character concerns, Jenkins is better in man to man, but Dre has the height.
Dan Graziano (12:14 PM)
I'd lean toward Kirkpatrick, since his accomplishments came against better competition. But Jenkins is a very interesting guy who can help in the return game right away.
Chris (VA)
Any insight as to why Landry won't have surgery on his achilles for the second year in a row? Isn't this killing his value to the Skins and every other team as well?
Dan Graziano (12:15 PM)
I don't think people like having surgery, in general. But yeah, it's definitely hurting his value in the Redskins' eyes, I can tell you that.
Joe (New Jersey)
Any chance the Cowboys use their franchise tag on Laurent Robinson?
Dan Graziano (12:15 PM)
No, I don't think they want to pay Robinson $9.5 million next year.
Matt M (PA)
How big are the cap concerns for the Giants this offseason. There has already been some noise about Cruz and Osi wanting new contracts coupled with Mario and others hitting FA.
Dan Graziano (12:16 PM)
Teams can always finagle around it with restructured contracts, etc., but the Giants do have some tough decisions. Hard to see Manningham coming back if someone's going to offer him WR2 money to play elsewhere. Osi remains an issue and is a candidate to be traded. Cruz is going to have to wait for his money.
Cortland (Tennessee)
After just turning down a 28 million dollar contract, is there any chance dallas can convince me to come to their team?
Dan Graziano (12:17 PM)
Sure, why not? I think they could spend big for a cornerback.
Matt (Ct)
Just to comment on your Kirkpatrick comment, Janoris Jenkins played at Florida and went against Alshon Jeffery and AJ Green.
Dan Graziano (12:18 PM)
He did indeed. But he played at North Alabama this past year. It's a close call. Was looking for a tiebreaker, I guess.
Phil (San Diego)
Is the Laron Landry era officially coming to an end in DC? If so, isn't he a restricted FA, how high do you think the skins will tender him?
Dan Graziano (12:19 PM)
It is my understanding that Landry is UNrestricted. But regardless, I don't think he comes back to Washington unless it's on a one-year, low-base, incentive-heavy deal. I think they need to see him play before making a major commitment. And they really haven't seen that over the past couple of years.
Shawn412 (Afghanistan)
The Chiefs signing Routt pretty much means that they won't be bidding on Carr, right? Do you see the Cowboys getting him?
Dan Graziano (12:19 PM)
I think it does mean that. They're more likely now to franchise Dwayne Bowe and let Carr walk. I think he should be high on the Cowboys' list.
John (DC)
Is it realistic to think the Cowboys will actually sign Carl Nicks
Dan Graziano (12:20 PM)
Realistic, sure. But Nicks may not hit the market. They could keep him and let Marques Colston walk, and it sounds as though they're leaning that way.
Keith (NYC)
If the Packers don't franchise Finley, do you think the Giants should pursue him if they can free up enough cap space?
Dan Graziano (12:20 PM)
The Packers are definitely going to franchise Finley. But if they weren't, then yes, I would agree with you.
Jason (VA)
Do you think the Redskins are going to try to get RG3.
Dan Graziano (12:22 PM)
Yes, I believe they will look into (or have looked into) what it will take to trade up for the Rams' No. 2 overall pick. I do not think Mike Shanahan intends to mortgage his whole draft or future to get it, though. My guess is that he has a price in mind over which he will not go, and the level of competition for the pick (from Cleveland, Miami, etc) could determine whether he gets priced out.
Chris (Giants Land, NJ)
Biggest area of concern for the Giants is the offensive lineman, namely the tackles. Agree?
Dan Graziano (12:23 PM)
Long-term, yeah, I agree. Short-term, given the injuries they suffered in the Super Bowl, tight end may be more of a priority.
David (Halifax)
If the eagles do trade Samuel, is it possible they go cornerback in the first round?
Dan Graziano (12:23 PM)
I guess possible, but they'd still have Asomugha, Rodgers-Cromartie, Hanson. Not a need position for them, which is the reason a Samuel deal makes sense in the first place.
Phil (San Diego)
Brock Osweiler - dark horse to be the next redskins QB. Sit for a year behind a Kyle Orton and come in and start crushing it. Big Arm, Prototypical size and mobility. He could be very very good and skins wouldnt have to trade up to get him and could address other needs.
Dan Graziano (12:24 PM)
I am certain the Redskins are pondering the idea of drafting their potential franchise guy sometime after the first round and bringing in an Orton or someone like that to play it in the meantime. Osweiler is a name you will hear again. He is, as my six-year-old would say, part giant. (That's giant with a small g.)
cloister (Philly)
Do you follow baseball? Will you be rooting for any team in particular this year?
Dan Graziano (12:25 PM)
I love baseball. But I don't root for teams.
Dave (Charlotte)
Matt Flynn will hit Free Agency long before the draft...if you are the 'Skins, what determines going after Flynn or risk losing him to get RG3?
Dan Graziano (12:25 PM)
I think the Redskins need to find out the cost of that No. 2 pick early in free agency, so they can make their other decisions accordingly.
Matt (Orlando)
Do you know what Samuel, Jackson, and/or Osi could go for in the trade market? Thinking the teams would only get draft picks back.
Dan Graziano (12:26 PM)
Yeah, picks for sure. Question is what kinds of picks. I'm sure you could get a second or maybe a first for Jackson, depending on how many teams whiff on their first-choice free-agent WR. Osi and Samuel, you're probably lucky if you get a second.
Dirk (orlando)
Dan, whats your honest take on Ryan Tannehill and if he would be a good fit for the Redskins assuming they forgo the desperation move of trading up for RG3.
Dan Graziano (12:27 PM)
Tannehill's interesting, and a lot of scouts like his chances. But I don't think a trade-up is a "desperation move." If they don't overpay, it's a really sensible one for the franchise's future.
Billy J (Scranton)
I worry about the Eagles pounding Shady into early retirement,any chance the Eagles could sign a mid level FA RB to take away some of the pounding McCoy will take?
Dan Graziano (12:28 PM)
I know they like Dion Lewis a lot. I imagine he'll get more into the mix. But yeah, they'll probably look for a vet to fill the Ronnie Brown role.
Don (Indiana)
Assuming Mario Williams asks about 11 million per year and Carr would require about 8.5 per year, which would you say would be a better sign for the Cowboys?
Dan Graziano (12:29 PM)
Tough call. Williams is a monster, but I'm going to say Carr because again, I'm not sure the 3-4 is the best fit for Williams. I know he played it in Houston this year, but I think he's better as a 4-3 end.
Dr. H. Doofenshmirtz (Tri-State Area)
If the Redskins first pick doesn't go towards acquiring RGIII, and Kalil and Blackmon are gone, who would they be looking at at #6? Claibourne and Richardson wouldn't seem to be big priorities for them...
Dan Graziano (12:29 PM)
I don't think Claiborne would be a bad pick for them in that situation. They could stand to upgrade at cornerback, I think.
Billy J (Scranton)
Didn't see the coma in the guys post and was wondering who would want Samuel Jackson,the guys close to 60.
Dan Graziano (12:29 PM)
Cloister (Philly)
Why does Philly have no super bowls?
Dan Graziano (12:30 PM)
Because the Raiders beat them once and the Patriots the other time.
Mike (NYC)
I may be crazy, but wouldn't running back be a need for the giants as well. Jacobs shouldn't be with the team anymore, Scott and Ware haven't showed much of anything, and bradshaw can barely stay on the field/healthy. Granted the oline was a bigger part of the 80 ypg for this running game, but the runnings backs are a shaky group. Second or third round worthy maybe?
Dan Graziano (12:30 PM)
You're not crazy. I agree with you. But you can find RB value later in the draft. Bradshaw was a seventh-round pick, right?
Jack (Boston)
So you don't root for teams in Baseball, you don't root for teams in Football...are you a sports eunuch?
Dan Graziano (12:31 PM)
Hoyas at Seton Hall tonight. You won't want to talk to me during those two hours.
Dan Graziano (12:31 PM)
Look, I used to root for teams. But I've covered pro sports for 17 years now. You get over it when you get this close to it.
Will (Lexington Ky)
You say the Eagles think JMac is a #1 Wr but do you think he is? I still have my doubts.
Dan Graziano (12:33 PM)
I think he has that ability. I don't think he was fully healthy this year. Remember, he had those medical issues in the offseason and probably didn't work out as much as usual. But he was a first-round pick, and I promise you they took him with the idea that he might be able to replace Jackson if they didn't keep Jackson around long-term.
Wonderpets (What's Gonna Work? Teamwork!!!)
If you're the Redskins and you have Vincent Jackson and Blackmon falls to 6, do you pull the trigger or trade?
Dan Graziano (12:34 PM)
The phone... The phone is ringing... There's an animal in trouble somewhere... Anyway, good question, Tuck. You could do worse than to give your new QB (whoever that is) two targets like that.
Lupo (Philly)
When will Philly ditch the failed Vick experiment?
Dan Graziano (12:34 PM)
Wow. Failed, huh? Anyway, I think this is the proverbial "make or break" season for Vick (as well as many others) in Philly. If he has the same year he had in 2011, I imagine they move on.
Wildoat (Montreal)
About your Osi thinking: 1) It seems not well enough realized how big it is that he is a strip-sack threat, meaning direct cause of turnovers. That's huge. I think now is time to hope for a SB repeat. Keep him with something like last year's bonus structure with understanding he wants to hang with team and go for it one last time. Giants DL gels better when opposition has to contend with JPP, Tuck and Osi all functioning well & healthy.
Dan Graziano (12:35 PM)
I hear ya. Osi's a fantastic player. As I wrote, there's no way they could replace him with someone as good as he is. But I'm not sure his value is ever going to be higher, and if he's going to leave after next year anyway (which I assume he is, since they don't seem to want to extend him), why not get something now? They have coverage at the position.
oldskooler (in my whirlpool)
having Booth at guard, moving Deihl to thr RT and having Beatty back at LT, the Giants o-line should be okay next season. I see them taking their precious best athlete number 1, RB/WR/TE @ 2 if they're worth it and then adressing the o-line later in the draft.
Dan Graziano (12:36 PM)
We've debated this on the blog, but did we see enough from Beatty to think he's the answer at LT? I didn't.
Everybody keeps saying that an Asante deal makes sense for the Eagles... please back me up here, DRC is NOT that good of a corner in comparison. Why would AR and co trade away the best corner they have in a "Do or Die" year?
Dan Graziano (12:37 PM)
I agree that DRC is not as good as Samuel. But they're not going to trade DRC. Samuel's salary is high. He's the more expendable guy for them right now, all things considered (i.e., salary, how interested other teams are, etc.)
Jae (California)
Dan,is Fred "the roach" Davis done in DC?
Dan Graziano (12:37 PM)
No way, dude. They're going to franchise that guy. Just watch.
john (new york)
what do u think of the gants rookie linebackers? any keepers?
Dan Graziano (12:38 PM)
Yeah, really liked the way Jacquian Williams came on in coverage as the year went along. Looks like a really useful piece. And I know they're very high on Herzlich, if he can get healthy.
Jason (Westfield)
Do you think if they trade Osi the Giants will make Williams the full time starter at LB and move Kiwi up to DE to maintain that 3 man end rotation?
Dan Graziano (12:39 PM)
If the Giants trade Osi, I believe they would move Kiwanuka back to DE full-time, yes. But I don't know what they'd do at LB. Maybe Williams, maybe a free agent.
gobizzle (D.C.)
If the cowboys don't get Carl Nicks, what do you think their plan should be?
Dan Graziano (12:39 PM)
The guy Grubbs from Atlanta is out there too. Some good FA guard options even if Nicks doesn't hit the market.
gobizzle (D.C.)
Are no cowboys questions besides mine coming in? Anyways, what kind of year do you expect from Dez Bryant. He missed all of his junior year at OSU, then got hurt during rookie season, then the lockout and got hurt again. Finally he'll have a full year of football. I see him breaking out.
Dan Graziano (12:40 PM)
Not getting many Cowboys questions today. As for Dez, I think my regular readers know how I feel. He can be the best receiver in the league if it all comes together for him. He's a physical mismatch against any defensive back in the league. Young, still learning, but no one's more talented.
Bro (Seph)
Grubbs is Baltimore Dan.
Dan Graziano (12:41 PM)
Right. Baltimore. What'd I say? Atlanta? Sheesh. Sorry.
cloister (Philly)
The Philly Fanatic is the best mascot in sports. True or False?
Dan Graziano (12:41 PM)
This is indisputably true.
Brad (Hillside)
I know it is a cliche,but Giants really need to take the best available player(non-QB division) and keep building depth.Sure the need a TE but reaching for players is what makes teams weak.
Dan Graziano (12:41 PM)
Agreed, but the Clemson kid wouldn't be a reach at 32, as I understand it, and would fill a need. Nice to be able to do both, right?
Mike (NYC)
change of pace, what do you like better, the 4-3 or the 3-4? Personally a 4-3 guy.
Dan Graziano (12:43 PM)
I like the 3-4, especially the way a team like San Francisco runs it. So many great players free to do great things. I think the linebackers get lost and/or marginalized in a 4-3 these days.
Rob (Pittsburgh)
So NFL coachs are paid to win Superbowls right? What has Andy Reid been doing - is he under the gun soon? if not, why"
Dan Graziano (12:44 PM)
I just don't get your logic. If you're right, then 31 coaches should be fired at the end of every season.
Josh Jones (Charleston SC)
What do you know about Bruce Carter? I hear a lot of internet rumors about him taking over this year opposite Lee, but I dont know much about him other than he isnt a "thumper" according to Jerry. Does Dallas or anyone else think this guy could be the long term solution?
Dan Graziano (12:44 PM)
Yeah, I mean, he was a second-round pick, right? A first-round talent who dropped because of an injury? I think they have very high hopes for him, and as of now, yes, he projects at the starter alongside Lee.
DWareSmash (Nj)
Doesn't it seem odd that Janoris jumped all the way up to the projected #2 CB spot after having just a good showing at the senior bowl? Shouldn't you rank based on overall college play? Just wondering how he skipped Dre K. so easily.
Dan Graziano (12:45 PM)
Jenkins was always that level of prospect when he was in the SEC. The arrests knocked his stock down, but the word is he's on the straight and narrow. Maybe Senior Bowl just reminded everyone how good he was in the first place.
oldskooler (getting a rub down)
Dan Graziano (12:36 PM)We've debated this on the blog, but did we see enough from Beatty to think he's the answer at LT? I didn't.Reese has never been conventional in his picks. if he and the coaching staff like Beatty, I see them doing their normal drafting practices. it's worked for 2 SB's!oh yeah, I've worked in the sports biz for over 14 years and met a lot of pro athletes, but I never stopped rooting for my fav teams! I call BS Dan!
Dan Graziano (12:47 PM)
I don't know what your job is, specifically, but I feel like mine requires impartiality. Plenty of jobs "in the sports business" in which you "meet a lot of pro athletes" don't. But I think mine does.
Rick (TN)
Being an Auburn fan, I would love to see Jason Campbell sign as Romo's backup. Do you think there is any chance on this happening? If not, what QBs would be possible #2s for Dallas?
Dan Graziano (12:47 PM)
Sure, that'd be a sensible move for Dallas. I'll bet Campbell wants to go some place where he as a chance to start, but if he can't find that, it's realistic.
Daren (Virginia)
I put my comment in 25 min ago is this normal
Dan Graziano (12:48 PM)
This post here is the 500th one since noon. I don't get to them all.
Don (Indiana)
You were pretty harsh on Hatcher earlier in the week. To steal a line, some speak with a passion that goes unheard. Being a good leader requires everything that being an NFL player requires, a precise set of skills.
Dan Graziano (12:48 PM)
I didn't intend to be harsh. Just asking the question: If you think there needs to be more leadership shown, why not show some?
Jules Winfield (walking the earth)
So do you think Dallas will look for a new backup to Romo, then?
Dan Graziano (12:49 PM)
Yes. Definitely. Preferably someone whose wallet says "Bad MF" on it.
Tom (Bloom U)
Do you see the Eagles going after a Big WR in free agency?? There are a lot of them
Dan Graziano (12:50 PM)
If they trade DeSean Jackson, I believe they're more likely to seek a WR2 to pair with Maclin or draft a WR in the first round than to sign one of the big free agents.
TimVB (Arlington)
With London Fletcher almost certain to be resigned, has Riley done enough to secure the starting spot next to him?
Dan Graziano (12:51 PM)
Yeah, they love Riley. He earned that spot last year and I believe they intend to let him keep it.
DWareSmash (Nj)
Is it likely that Dallas is still thinking of drafting DeCastro? Or has that ship sailed? Or does it depend on FA?
Dan Graziano (12:51 PM)
A lot depends on free agency, and it's possible DeCastro's the pick at 14. I just don't feel great about the idea of taking an interior lineman that high. It's a personal preference thing.
Kirklen (Charlotte, NC)
hey dan you should answer my question from earlier
Dan Graziano (12:52 PM)
I don't know. Maybe resubmit it instead of just posting this over and over again?
oldskooler (getting a rub down)
I get that you are a "reporter" and must be impartial. but I still believe you have favorite teams in pro sports. c'mon, were all fans here. btw, my friends on the SB Giants asked how the pineapple tasted.
Dan Graziano (12:52 PM)
Pineapple was delicious. But you, sir, are looking for something that's not there. I do not care who wins these games.
Wildoat (Montreal)
Assuming trade DeSean and look for WR2 scenario: Would the Eagles consider Mario M?
Dan Graziano (12:53 PM)
That wouldn't be a bad way to go.
Andy (Baltimore)
What, Dan, you mean you haven't seen The Help???
Dan Graziano (12:53 PM)
I have seen The Help. The only Best Pic nominee I have not seen is War Horse. The Help was wonderful.
Patrick (NYC)
Is Jason Pierre-Paul the best defensive player in the division right now?
Dan Graziano (12:54 PM)
No, I still think that's ol' DeMarcus Ware out there in Big D.
Uniqua (The Backyardigins)
I've heard that Peyton Manning has said he would be willing to sign with a team for a veteran minimum incentive laden contract (not the Colts). Do you think the Skins could actually get him for this price or is a place like AZ in a weak-ish division with one of the best WR in the game in Fitz more attractive?
Dan Graziano (12:55 PM)
Miami and Arizona, with Brandon Marshall and Larry Fitzgerald, are surely more attractive options. If the Redskins are to sign Manning, they're going to have to show him something first -- a plan, or some actual signings. Fortunately for them, I think this is a situation that will take time to play out. Manning won't be signing early in the free-agent period, I don't think.
Andy (Baltimore)
But don't you agree that Bryce Dallas Howard (BDH) should have been nominated for best supporting actress?
Dan Graziano (12:56 PM)
I don't know. Hilly was evil, kind of shrill. Not a lot of depth to the character. More caricature, for me.
Mike (NYC)
ONe of the biggest stories in the NFC east this year has to be Mike Vick play, he wasn't good at all after making progress last season. I find it interesting that almost nobody talks about this. It somehow has managed to slip through the cracks at every point this season. Its really unreal considering the publicity Vick usually gets, props to his PR team.....
Dan Graziano (12:57 PM)
I agree that Vick has escaped blame to a surprising extent. His turnovers in the first half of the season were the biggest reason they lost a lot of those games.
Jared (LeGrand)
I feel like Plaxico is the missing piece in the Eagles offense. He is begging to come to philly and i think its a no brainer for the Eagles to sign him...do you agree?
Dan Graziano (12:57 PM)
I do not.
Jack (Valley Ranch)
If the Cowboys draft a corner in the first round he wouldnt likely be a starter would he? That doesn't really help us immediately.
Dan Graziano (12:58 PM)
Sure he would. They're cutting Terence Newman, and Scandrick's more of a nickel guy. If they picked a CB in the first round and didn't get one in free agency, I'm sure the draft pick would be looked at as a starter in 2012.
SkinsFan (Chicago, Ill)
Do you have any sense (or intel) about what the Skins plan on doing with Carriker?
Dan Graziano (12:59 PM)
I do not. I know Fletcher is their first priority. They like Carriker and would bring him back, and they have the cap room. But I don't know how far, if at all, their discussions with him have advanced.
Michael Bolton (Office Space)
PC Load Letter? What the f' does that mean?
Dan Graziano (12:59 PM)
Why should I change? He's the one who sucks.
David (Halifax)
Do you see any possibility where the Eagles trade Desean and then trade up for Blackmon? They do have a lot of picks already before they trade Jackson and Samuel
Dan Graziano (1:00 PM)
Yeah, if Jackson is gone, I could see them making a move for Blackmon. Especially if they were able to get a high pick in the Jackson trade. That would help them do it.
Lincoln [via mobile]
You are not funny, not bright, and not a talented writer. And your ugly. Check please!
Dan Graziano (1:00 PM)
Wow. My wife's on the chat!
Dr. H. Doofenshmirtz (Tri-State Area)
Any chance the Redskins are looking at Solial, a true 3-4 NT?
Dan Graziano (1:02 PM)
They like Cofield at the NT, felt like he really grew into it, and they want a guy there with some versatility. Soliai is an interesting guy, though. If the Dolphins move to a 4-3 and let him go, he's the kind of guy you'd move other people around for.
Steve (Massachusetts)
Do you think the Cowboys would be better off trading down a few slots this year? It seems that their biggest needs, CB and C/OG could be found later in the draft or addressed via free agency. Or do you think they should take best player available?
Dan Graziano (1:02 PM)
I think they're going to get a real good DB or pass rusher at that 14 spot.
Dan Graziano (1:02 PM)
And I think they should.
Mike (NYC)
Have you heard what is going to happen to Mike Wallace? Feel like he could fit a need for a couple teams here in the NFC east...
Dan Graziano (1:04 PM)
He'd be a fit anywhere! Sounds like his future in Pitt is in question, as they deal with cap issues. My hunch is they find a way to keep him. He's special.
Bob (Dallas, Tx)
Why does everybody in the Dallas media and you act like just because you think or want to believe romo is this great qb that he really isn't, that your word is gospel on the topic and all who disagree are idiots? Only an idiot can say a qb with a 1-3 playoff record in 9 years is a great qb
Dan Graziano (1:04 PM)
Wait. What?
Don (Indiana)
So assuming Jenkins, Kirpatrick, and Upshaw are available who would you take for the Cowboys?
Dan Graziano (1:04 PM)
Upshaw, I think. But I reserve the right to flipflop on this 100 times between now and the draft.
Derek (home, sick) [via mobile]
Mario Williams to the Eagles? Could play OLB on 1st and 2nd then DE on 3rd downs.
Dan Graziano (1:05 PM)
I'm not saying he's not better than the DEs they have. He is. But the guys they have are really great. You want to spend all of your money and cap room to fill a position where you're already set?
Dillon (DC)
Should every team in the NFCE trade their 2nd rd pick to the Pats so Belicheck can have every pick in the 2nd RD?
Dan Graziano (1:06 PM)
That would be hilarious. He'd be trying to trade with himself!
Ryan (Philly)
Would the Eagles really go with a rookie LB in the first round? Didnt the rookie LB thing just fail this season?
Dan Graziano (1:06 PM)
Well, the rookie FOURTH-rounder thing did.
cloister (Philly)
it's 1:06
Dan Graziano (1:07 PM)
Yup. See ya.
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Posted on 02/19/2011 12:50:21 PM PST by rhema
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Gov Walker....STOP PAYING the staff of the AWOL DEmo Senators, after all if theyre NOT at work, why do they need a staff???
[CLICK] "We have been making history all week and into the weekend. On Saturday, union members and our many friends turned out all over the state to protest the refusal by key Wisconsin leaders to act like leaders." ~~~~~~~~~~
[Feb 22, 2011] "In a show of solidarity, AFSCME and SEIU members are again scheduled to wear "Together We Can!" sticker buttons at work that day. The stickers feature that slogan along with a green (AFSCME) and purple (SEIU) "unity fist bump" logo. Union members also wore the stickers on Feb. 10, which was the opening day of bargaining." [Oregon] State's economic proposals coming Feb. 22; wear your stickers!
I dont know his stance on other issues, so I cant definitively endorse him personally yet, but what do you think Freepers is it too early??
Premature immaculation is never fruitful or satisfying. Let's not.
A young female reporter trying to get into the Senate chamber struggled to get through the crowd. She arrived disheveled and upset because she had been roughed up as she tried to get through...
A senator and his female staffer struggled to get into the capitol. He was worried about his staffer because the crowd was grabbing at her and pushing her.
The public employee unions have been gang raping this country for decades in a way that is very much like the Islamic animals in Cairo gang raped the CBS reporter.
The Left wants to draw comparisons to Cairo? Really?
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well done
still it amazes me that you have to go through so much to get one
like i said earlier i simply walked into a shop at lunchtime about a week after the launch and brought one on the spot
In Australia that is
We showed up at the Target on the south side of Tucson at 3:30 this morning. There was a group of people, kids, teenagers, and a couple of adults, all hanging out in a pickup truck. They formed up a line as soon as we showed up. They had actually tried to line up at 10:30 last night, but security kicked them out, saying that there were only 9 Wii's available and that they didn't want to create a mob scene. (As if keeping people from lining up would do that.) Shortly after that an older lady and her some got in the line. She said she'd called and was told that there would be 30 available. But everyone in line took a count, and determined that they were #8 in line, so if there were indeed only 9 they would be OK. Everyone started chatting, and it became clear that no one was going to let anyone cut in line, or let anyone lose their spot in line. It was a great group of people.
Soon after the last two showed up, one more couple showed up. Then a bunch of people got in the line; it quickly tripled in size. About 5:30 a Target employee came out and informed everyone that there were only 9 Wii's and 8 PS3's available, and that tickets would be handed out at 7:00. That took care of most of the line right there. While we were waiting, we were chatting, watching DVD's on laptops, playing video games, and just having a good time. Turns out none of us were buying the console to put it on eBay, which was pretty sweet. A few more people showed up in line, including one guy who said he was going to buy four of them and eBay them. (Really skeezy looking guy too.) Most of the people who got in line after were talking about putting the Wii's on eBay. Meanwhile, a line was forming at EB Games in the same shopping center... those guys were going to have to wait until 10:00 for theirs, and there were only 6 available. A bunch of the ones who left after the announcement tried their luck in that line.
7:00 came around and the tickets were handed out. We were #7 in line - it was one of those "wow, I'm really going to get one of these" feelings when I got the ticket. There was a grand total of one person taking a ticket for a PS3. After some whooping and hollering and high-fiving, we scattered for a bit, to Starbucks and McDonalds in search of food, drinks, and most importantly, restrooms.
7:45, and we're all back at the door, with excited chatter among those of us lucky enough to get tickets. People start showing up and waiting at the entrance; a few of them jam themselves in right up against the door, planning to make a mad dash for the electronics department. At 7:55, an employee comes up and announces that those with tickets need to line up. A bunch of the people waiting leave, figuring out that this isn't going to be their day. But several still try to slip past when they open the door for us, only to learn that no ticket = no Wii. At the electronics counter, the employees are deciding that they might as well stock the PS3's in the case, since no one seems to be coming in for them. 10 minutes later we're walking out of Target with a Wii console!
I owe this to my wife. She really did something awesome by suggesting that she'd be willing to wait outside the store with me to get a Wii. This is not the type of thing she normally does, but she did, and we had a lot of fun. I wouldn't go out and wait alone because I'd get bored in no time flat, and I'm a world-class fidgeter who would have trouble waiting in a line that long. She scored a lot of cool points with me for doing this - she rocks! Oh, and she's hooked on Wii Sports already!
And after playing for a while... ay yi yi, my arms are sore! But it's a blast!
well done
still it amazes me that you have to go through so much to get one
like i said earlier i simply walked into a shop at lunchtime about a week after the launch and brought one on the spot
In Australia that is
I got mine today,
If I want to sell it for like 500$, where can I go to sell it besides Ebay?
Waited 3 hours this morning for mine at our mall here. Was ticket #1, Gamestop only had 5 come in and I snagged one up. Can't wait to play it on Xmas too. Figured I wouldn't get one until afterwards, but got a tip on the Wii's coming in so I shot for it. I almost got killed by all these people, old women cussing at me, young men threatening me with physical violence. It was really quite pathetic, but know I was #1 and got one and they didn't and had to leave, and the fact they wait 3 extra hours before me, yet I got lucky by going to a different entrance than them makes me feel really good right now.
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haha 14 hours some waited in line........ ell i waited about 29 hours and well worth the wait!
Oh hey to the last 5 posts or so up....... to get your wii online you need a Nintendo wifi usb connector or just use a wireless router. But you need DSL or a higher speed of internet plus it tells you all int the Wii manuel. Also the wii code is on your Adress book in the message board.
I Got Mine The 1st Day They Came Out Down Here In Florida, It Was Easy To Find One In The Orlando Area, With The 9 Best Buys, 23 Wal-marts, 21 Targets, Tons Of EB Games ETC. We Had No Shortage Here But They All Did Sell Out. I Have Yet To Really Shut It Off LoL. Its To Fun
i got it the first day it came out i waited 16 hours in below freezing temps at a best buy near me it was deff worth it and it was fun making friends with strangers and trying to keep ourselve entertained for so long it was like they were my 2nd family
i need 50 pounds so i can get my wii and theres a shortage so i am gonna have to wait, and stop eating to save money
I couldn't be any happier. Today I was at Heathrow Airport waiting for flight going bck to Hong Kong. While I was waiting for gate to open I walked across HMV and I saw a notice "Wii is now in stock". Finally I bought two wiis one for myself and one for relatives. I have been searching for it since its launch and can't believe airport is the place that I can find it!


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Police said John Mapp, 40, was found lying in the street outside a home at 58th and Filbert Streets in West Philadelphia with a gunshot wound to the chest about 3:40 a.m. Sunday. The victim's brother, who police did not identify, said Mapp had become physically abusive to both him and his 38-year-old sister, police said. He shot Mapp when his brother advanced toward him during the altercation, police said.


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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Our community has hit the jackpot with the Crabpot Players Theatre Company.
Their new facility on Johnnie Dodds Boulevard (Stuckey Shopping Center) is fabulous, as is their first play offering: Last of the Red Hot Lovers.
The only thing better than the superb acting is the surprisingly low price of a ticket. For tickets, call 888-303-0763 or visit www.crabpotplayers.com.
Congratulations to the director, Jimmy Ward, and all involved.
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When a contributor to your Letters to the Editor page, (who seems to provide weekly, lengthy commentaries on most subjects) has to submit a letter clarifying or correcting the previous weeks missive, perhaps this is a sign to the writer to occasionally allow himself the luxury of an unexpressed thought or opinion.
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Local boy excels
Charles Thomas Claxton III (C.T.) grew up in Mount Pleasant. Here he played baseball from the age of 5.
It was here, within the Mount Pleasant Recreational Department, where he received excellent primary training from a variety of fine volunteer coaches. Fred Rodenwauld, Scott Alziser, Bob Hack, John Tortoreci and Peter Brown just to name a few. Ryan Johnson ran an outstanding baseball program at that time.
C.T. learned valuable skills from each of his coaches and has applied what he has learned.
The family moved to the Tampa/St. Petersburg area in January of 2013 where C.T. continued his pursuit of baseball. Fast forward to May of 2014.
C.T. graduated from Durant High and received a number of scholarship offers to play at the college level.
After careful consideration, C.T. signed with Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, South Dakota.
As his father, I could not be more proud of his tenacity and achievements. C.T. has learned a lot about life through baseball.
Perhaps the most valuable life lesson was from the coaching staff at Wando. From them, he learned life is not fair and talent is not enough. Thanks, guys. You all taught him that adults are not always right in their judgments and a kid who wont quit is by definition unstoppable. My apologies in advance for misspelled names.
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Arike McGill Blakely Sr. of Moncks Corner, a retired laborer for the South Carolina Department of Transportation, died Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013 in a Charleston hospital. He was 79.
Surviving are his wife, Annie Blakeley Blakely; a daughter, Candace "Candy" Hartley of Moncks Corner; a son, Arike Blakely Jr. of North Charleston; a brother, John Blakely of St. Stephen; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
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Monday, October 24 4-5 pm
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Please join in celebrating the life and values of Father Ben Urmston, S.J., Peace and Justice Champion. Father Urmston is the founder of Xavier's Peace and Justice Programs and Professor Emeritus.
Visit the Sustainability Heroes Gallery to learn more about previous honorees.
Contact Kathleen Smythe, firstname.lastname@example.com. for more information.
Climate Justice:
The Role of Local SustainabilIty
Tuesday, October 25 4-5 p.m.
Kennedy Auditorium (CLC 412)
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3:30-4:00 Information tables in lobby on local sustainability efforts
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Sustainability student Awards for 2016/17
We are pleased to announce that two students have been chosen for this year's Sustainability Awards. Each student will receive a $2500 award to be applied to tuition for this school year.
Sustainability Award recipients will be members of the campus Sustainability Committee and will work to advance the goals of the committee, including sustainability reporting and measurement.
This year's award recipients:
Charles Gonzalez is pursuing his M.A. in Urban Sustainability and Resilience. He has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Business Certificate in Sustainable Agriculture Management from Cincinnati State. He has recently served as the Student Farm Coordinator at Xavier and as an Environmental Health Intern for the City of Sharonville.
Laura Castillo is a sophomore with a double major in Economics, Sustainability, and Society and Spanish. On her spring break this past year, she did an internship with the University of Caxias do Sul in Brazil where she spent time researching and learning about the Brazilian economy and the leading role some of its communities are playing in sustainability issues.
Sustainability Student Attends National Climate Leadership Summit
National Climate Leadership Summit
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The National Climate Leadership Summit brought together more than 100 leaders from student governments, campus environmental organizations, and college administrations to discuss and shape the future of climate leadership. Each university was able to nominate one student to attend. All expenses were paid for the students chosen.
Carmelle Wasch , a Sustainability, Economics and Management major, represented Xavier at the conference. She writes: "My experience at the National Climate Leadership Summit was incredibly eye opening and informative, but most importantly led to ideas that could help move sustainability forward on Xavier University's campus."
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- In March 2008, Xavier University created a Sustainability Committee in response to the requirements of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment. The Committee, which represents a cross-section of the campus community, has created a comprehensive plan for achieving climate neutrality and initiated tangible actions to meet the goals expressed in the Campus Sustainability Plan.
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- M.F.A. Fiction, University of Virginia, 2005
- B.A. American Literature/Creative Writing, Middlebury College, 2001
Selected Courses
- Writing the Short Novel (Fall 2016)
- Read My Lips: The Rhetoric of the Presidential Race (Fall 2016 Ithaca Seminar)
- Short Stories on the Screen (Ithaca Seminar)
- The Art of Time (Senior Seminar)
- Distance + Discourse (Senior Seminar)
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- The Twelve-Mile Straight, a novel, HarperCollins/Ecco, forthcoming September 2017
- Labor Day: True Birth Stories by Today's Best Women Writers, FSG, 2014 (co-editor)
- Ten Thousand Saints, a novel, HarperCollins/Ecco, 2011
Short Fiction
- "The Farms," Best American Short Stories, 2009; Agni, 2008
- "The Kissing Disease," North American Review, 2007
Short Nonfiction
- "The Search Continues," New York Times Book Review, 2014
- "I Wasn't Born Yesterday: The Beauty of Backstory," Poets & Writers Magazine, 2013
- "That First Bromance," New York Times Book Review, 2013
- "In Knots," New York Times Book Review, 2012
- "In Search of the Pit," Barnes & Noble blog, 2011
- "From Pittsburgh to Sitka," Virginia Quarterly Review, 2007
Selected Awards
- Research Fellowship, Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library at Emory University, 2016
- Faculty Excellence Award, Ithaca College Center for Faculty Excellence, 2011-2012
- Finalist for the Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction, Los Angeles Times, 2011
- 10 Best Books of the Year, New York Times, 2011
- Summer Grant for Faculty Research, Ithaca College Office of the Provost, 2011
- Director, Distinguished Visiting Writers Series
- Co-Director, New Voices Literary Festival
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Ski rescue legislation efforts seen waning
MONTPELIER The support for recouping the cost of rescuing lost out-of-bound skiers has waned.
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text: The Diary Of A Witch wiki last edited by Roekon on 09/25/15 03:42AM View full history Take a peek inside the diaries of Tarot, Raven Hex and Boo Cat, as their most intimate moments are revealed. Tarot's first spiritual rapture, young Raven Hex faces two large challenges, and Boo's first purrs for Tarot.Diary of a Witch begins at Witch Hollow the home of Tarot the Witch of the Black Rose. Outside the mansion in the snow we find three fairies, one gold, one blue, and one pink, who have just stolen a collection of diaries from some humans here in the mortal realm. As the little nude fairies open the pages of the books they laugh at how they are sure to be a source of laughs as they are filled with secrets of the goofy looking humans.The fist passage they read is from the diary of Rowan, also known as Tarot: Witch of the Black Rose Coven and Swordmaiden to the Goddess. Tarot is writing the day after her swordmaiden test when the Goddess anointed her as the keeper of the Black Rose Sword and the one to keep balance between the world of man and the world of magic. These events will be further detailed later in Tarot #62 the 10 anniversary issue.Tarot, appearing on a hilltop greets the goddess, who acknowledges her with a loud crack of thunder and lightning. Then she was prepared by a coven of hooded witches who blindfolded her and painted the special star of the craft on her body. Tarot was prepared for the trials, to be tested and if she passed to be instilled as a living sword of justice for the craft, the Swordmaiden of the Goddess.She faced a fiery giant who embodies the scrutiny and judgment of the world outside the craft. She stood bravely, naked and blindfolded as the giant fire demon brandished a massive trident.Tarot recalls in her diary; "I felt like every witch who stands in the craft… naked. Exposed to the prying eyes of the world. Our curves and crevices being probed by their judging stares, trying to find a weakness within us… a flaw. All so they can use it to discredit and desecrate our chosen path."She prepares for the first strike of the demon and shouts out against it in defiance but the monsters blow passes her defenses and the white hot trident pierces her body in three places. She understands she must be more flexible in her defense not as ridged. She must use the Black Rose Sword as well as magical spells, with both in combination she is able to strike at the heart of the demon and vanquish it. Tarot has claimed her place and learned her most valuable and most defining lesson.The fairies are disappointed with the story and move on to another diary, this one is the property of Raven Hex, the Dark Witch who begins her diary entry simply and straight forwardly "I hate how large my breasts are."Raven remembers her embarrassment during puberty as her breast continued to grow and grow, her mother tried to comfort her and reassure her but her body image was shattered by the cruelty of others. Men who would gawk and make fun of her and women who would call her "slut" and "whore" just because of her ample breast.Some of Raven's attitude towards the world of man is explained after the years of harassment by the townies of Salem, first for being a witch and now for the size of her breasts. As a young woman she cried herself to sleep countless nights hiding away not wanting anyone to see her body, ashamed of herself.Raven continues to write about how one night as a teen she was awoken and felt drawn towards the garden, she put on a thin veil cover and walked outside knowing she was alone and would not be seen by anyone in the huge garden of the dark mansion Witch Hallow. As she stepped into the hedge maze she was beset on all sides by red eyes winged demons hurling vulgarities and curses at her about her breasts. She ran for hours mocked and tormented by the voices and as the night wore on they began to sound more and more like her own voice. She was being chased and tormented by inner demons but still could not escape the power they had over her.Collapsing defeated by her insecurities she decided not to try to hide her breasts, that if they intimidated people that was their problem she would not be made to change herself. This self awakening destroyed the last obstacle that had her trapped in the hedge maze and she emerged a changed woman. The teenaged Raven looked into the pool and saw a reflection of her future self; tall, tattooed, with long dark hair and large breasts. She finally like the reflection she saw. She dove into the pool and let the years of self hate wash away until she felt renewed, she emerged from the pool a new girl, who loved herself.The Fairies are still not amused and turn to their next diary, this one written by the werekitty know as Boo Cat. Boo is telling her 'dear diary' about the first time she saw Tarot and it was love at first sight. A young and lustful Boo was working in a exotic boutique when a beautiful busty red headed vision walked in looking for a new bra.The horny kitty careful took the teen witch's measurements and started presenting her with bra after bra to try on. The two girls hit it off right away and Boo convinced Tarot to have some fun trying on some different costumes from the stores fetish line.By the time Tarot left the boutique she had two bags of goodies but was missing one thing, the bad little teen Boo kitty had stolen the young witches panties. After closing up the store Boo transformed to her werecat form under the full moon and proceeded to track the teenaged Tarot down. Finding her at Witch Hollow asleep in her bedroom, much to Boo's delight skyclad. Boo spent the night playing with Tarot even waking her up at one point but hiding under the bed so she would not be discovered. Boo continued into the morning until she was forced to hide under the bed again as the sun rose and she was transformed back into her human form. 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Happy New Year: The Recessionista's Affordable Champagne Picks
In preparing for New Year's Eve, bubbly is very much on my mind. And by bubbly, I mean Champagne. One of my dearest friends has called Champagne nothing more than "bad white wine." I disagree. At only 90 calories a glass, Champagne helps me prepare for my coming New Year's diet and usher out the old year in style. For tonight, I will be uncorking some wonderful Champagne to welcome in 2010. I have two affordable favorites to recommend from California to The Recessionista's readers. My top picks are Tattinger Champagne from Domaine Carneros and Thorton Champagnes from the Thorton Winery in Temecula, California. I must confess, I am very partial to the Domaine Carneros Tattinger Champagne from Sonoma, CA. I've visited this winery and spent many a happy afternoon sitting on their patio overlooking the vineyards sampling their Pinot Noirs and their sparkling wine. If you can't journey to the Champagne region of France, Domaine Carneros provides a cheap & cheerful alternative. The winery & tasting rooms are designed to look like a grand French chateau. Their vintage Brut Cuvee is listed on their website for under $30.00 US and has been rated 92 points by wine spectator. However, I have found it for less than $26.00 at Trader Joe's grocery in California. If you're in the US, check your local Trader Joe's for it.
My other affordable US pick is the Thorton Winery's Sparkling Wine from Temecula, CA. The Thorton sparkling wines are a cheap & cheerful choice ranging from $15.00 to $38.00. These wines are available from the winery of course, but also at many grocery stores.
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ALLIES, Los Medanos College's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) Alliance, provides information, support and community for gay, lesbian, bi, trans, queer and questioning people in the LMC area, and for their straight family and friends. ALLIES meetings and events offer a safe, friendly and inclusive place and time for our community to convene. > Website
AGS (Alpha Gamma Sigma)
provide support, information, and community for gay, lesbian, bi, trans, and questioning people in the LMC community, and for their straight family and friends. ALLIES meetings and events offer a safe, friendly and inclusive place and time for our community to convene. We are open to all members of the LMC Community.
AMSA (American Medical Student Association)
To inform and expose pre-medical students to the medical education process. Also, to promote and maintain programs that enhance community healthcare.
To bring together students who enjoy qualities of Japanese pop-culture such as anime, manga, music, video games, and art.
The Art Club
The purpose is to create a sanctuary for inspiring artist populated by other people who share the same dream: to live a life full of art. Being apart of this sort of environment would provoke improvement, create connections, and provide supplies for artistic individuals in need.
Believer's Love World Campus Fellowship
Believer's Loveworld Campus Fellowship is a place where we share God's Love, where you meet people who love God and have dedicated their lives to making a change in their world. Our Vision is to motivate people for action towards a brighter and greater future and to help them bring out the success that lies within.
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Circle K is the largest collegiate community service, leadership development, and friendship organization in the world. Circle K 's motto, is "We Build." Circle K provides constructive opportunities for students to become involved on their campuses and communities through service work to others in need.
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E Sports at LMC
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To enrich the community with intellectual and artistic activities, providing mentor and tutoring programs to all LMC students, and serving the community through outreach programs. > School website
LMCAS (Los Medanos College Associated Students)
Dedicated to the proposition that students must be included in the making of decisions that affects them. Also, enhancing the quality and scope of education at LMC by bridging the gap between the students and faculty. > School website
LMC Dance Team
To bring spirit to LMC events and student body, provide halftime shows at sporting events, bring people together who have a passion for dancing, and to be role models and a positive image for Los Medanos College.
LMC Debate Society
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The purpose and objective of the LMC Veterans Club is to provide information, resources, and comradery to veterans and service members of the U.S. military attending Los Medanos College. LMC Student Veterans Club will provide a central point for veterans' resources on campus and create a strong veteran community that actively welcomes new veterans into our ranks.
|R.E.A.D. (Reading and Education Advance Dreams)
Because reading and education can help share dreams, develop and achieve goals, and open new futures for communities through individuals and families, we wish to promote both reading and education in the Los Medanos community.
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To uphold and expand a reputation of clinical and academic excellence.
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To build the presence of participation of the Latino student population at LMC. Dedicated to the enhancement of the educational experience of fellow students.
Rotaract Club
To provide opportunities for personal development through improved relationships and community building.
To learn from one another and grow skills through practicing and honing the art of improvisation. We hope to learn from each other's style, experience and improve skill levels, while maintaining an equal level of integrity and respect for oneself and fellow players. > Club website
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To promote awareness of current public health issues, encourage safety in the community, and additional information that current and prospective nursing students will find useful in current and future education.
S.A.C.H.E. (Students with Abilities to Coordinate to Help Each Other)
To add a social dimension to the Disabled Student Program and Services (DSPS) at LMC. Also, to help students get through their academic career with support and needed resources.
S.T.A.R.s (Student Transfer Achievement Representatives)
We, the STARS of the Transfer Program, in Fall of Two-Thousand Thirteen, create this Constitution to further expand the leadership of the Transfer Programs. As well as build the future leaders of the World, and unite the bright minds within these Programs; and to spread the ideas and philosophies of Transfer throughout the World.
Student Vocational Nurses Club (LVN Club)
The purpose of the club is to uphold the standards of our predecessors by continuing in the established traditions set forth by previous vocations nursing student charters: Healthcare oriented; Community Outreach; Positive Image for LVN students on campus; Job & Community Networking.
|ULC (Umoja Leadership Collective)
To encourage, develop and strengthen the leadership skills of students – especially students of African descent and in the Umoja Scholars Program – and to positively impact the communities of these students.
Black Student Union
The Black Student Union will serve as an organization that fosters student development through diversity, academics, and social services. We will commit to establishing partnerships with other Eastern Illinois University organizations with enthusiasm. Take a proactive role in the development of strong student leadership.
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|Rythm of the World
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