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He's in the process of evaluating his personnel, figuring out which pieces are which and where the team's strengths are, then will cater his offensive strategy to them.
Paterno mentioned the possibility of quarterback Daryll Clark using his legs more if the situation dictates. He also mentioned using running backs Evan Royster and Stephfon Green in the same backfield and even making use of Royster's "football IQ" by lining him up in the slot.
Those players are known commodities for the Nittany Lions, so it will be interesting to see how Paterno works the offense around them.
Another known strength is the experienced tight end duo of Andrew Quarless and Mickey Shuler Jr. The two seniors should provide a nice safety net for Clark as the new faces in the receiving corps get some early seasoning.
With the offensive line and receiving corps in flux, the issue for Penn State isn't how the personnel adapts to the Spread HD offense, but rather how the Spread HD offense is tweaked to fit the new personnel.
Our guess is more action short and down the seams to Quarless and Shuler; unique packages with Royster and Green on the field; easy touches for sophomore wide receiver Chaz Powell; and more designed runs for Clark.
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No Illinois player is better prepared for the season than preseason MVP Arrelious Benn, writes Bob Asmussen.
The Illini are "Juiced" for a Big Ten run, writes Jim Henry.
Indiana coaches have high expectations for wide receiver Damarlo Belcher this season, writes Terry Hutchens.
Iowa's four Big Ten road opponents combined for a .712 winning percentage last season, writes Andrew Logue.
Hawkeyes' left tackle Bryan Bulaga was called "the best offensive lineman in the country" by Wes Bunting, the director of College Scouting for the National Football Post, writes Ryan Suchomel.
Howie Beardsley reveals the real key to Michigan's success this season.
ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit says coach Rich Rodriguez has no choice but to play three quarterbacks early, writes Dave Birkett.
Michigan State's quarterback competition is still deadlocked, but there is separation among the running backs, writes Steve Grinczel.
Question marks remain for the Spartans' defensive line, writes Shannon Shelton.
Minnesota defensive lineman Terrell Combs has left the team and will transfer, writes Marcus Fuller.
Freshman tight end Ra'Shede Hageman will play on both sides of the ball this season, Fuller adds.
Northwestern's official athletics site offers observations and reactions from Wildcats' camp.
Ohio State junior Jermale Hines is pushing for a starting safety spot, writes Doug Lesmerises.
Quarterback Terrelle Pryor is not one of the Buckeyes' question marks, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Ohio State's season depends on these key players, Tim May writes.
Purdue sophomore defensive end Nickcaro Golding is a "fast learner" and "just plain fast," writes Mike Carmin.
Wisconsin's Bill Nagy is learning the lessons from a moped accident that happened more than a month ago, writes Jim Polzin.
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Hoover Mayor Tony Petelos told business leaders today that the city appears to be turning around financially after an economic slump and will survive the future departure of the Birmingham Barons.
Petelos, in his annual "state-of-the-city" luncheon address to the Hoover Area Chamber of Commerce, said he remains optimistic that the Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament will remain at Regions Park, despite the Barons' decision to move to Birmingham once a stadium is built there. "We feel very good about that and hope that they (the SEC) will continue to stay here," he said.
The Birmingham Barons minor league team will play baseball at Regions Park next year after renewing their five-year lease with the city, Petelos said.
Among those in the audience at Thursday's luncheon was Birmingham Mayor William Bell. Petelos touted the cooperation between Hoover and Birmingham in supporting each other's events.
Petelos said it's a business decision by the Barons to leave for Birmingham. Hoover will work hard to pursue other events at Regions Park should the Barons choose not to stay the full five years, he said.
Financially, the city appears to be getting on firm ground, Petelos said.
"I think we have finally reached the bottom of our economic downturn," he said, noting that sales and use tax collections for October and November are up 7.5 percent compared to the same period last year.
The Hoover City Council passed an $86.2 million budget for fiscal 2011, up $1.6 million from $84.6 million in fiscal 2010. The city's best year was 2007, when it had a $96 million budget, Petelos said.
He cautioned that it may take several years for the city to match that, but his talk was upbeat. "I'm very cautious, and I'm very optimistic about this, but I think we're going to have a good year in this community."

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i attempted to eat the whole thing on friday.
if i'm gonna binge, i'm gonna make it good and big.
Hey all, ive been primal for about 3 weeks now and im feeling great. The first week was a breeze and i dropped a few pounds, since then though it has been getting progressively harder. After explaining to my friends and family why i wont be eating from the "menu" for the last 3 weeks has been tolerable but recently i have been getting some cravings. sugar mostly.
I was wondering if you ever binge (assuming we all do to some extend) and if so what do you binge on?. My current go to binge foods have been almonds/dark chocolate and bananas - what do you lot use?
i attempted to eat the whole thing on friday.
if i'm gonna binge, i'm gonna make it good and big.
HANDS OFF MY BACON :: my primal journal
one of my favorite binges is a dark chocolate pound plus bar and some almond butter to dip it in. i used to eat peanut butter cups all the time and this hits the same spot. my girlfriend is making me a cake next week and i won't turn that down.
My binge of choice is cheese... oddly enough, that was the answer before PB too!
Starting weight, June 10, 2010: 213 pounds
Current weight, October 31, 2010: 177 pounds
Goal: Happiness, Health, Hotness
Screw "moderation"!!
Batty- HHAHA that looks AMAZING. Go big or go home, for sure!
dark chocolate + cashew butter is my drug of choice.
lots of it
No particular order:
macadamia nuts
almond butter
Also coconut cream bars. Really, I could live off this stuff.
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YOUNGSTOWN – The Western Illinois football team got quite a scare on its way to Youngstown.
The Leathernecks' plane nosedived approximately 25,000 feet, oxygen masks deployed and a few "I love you, honey" text messages were sent.
The plane eventually landed safely in Youngstown, where Western Illinois then gave the Penguins quite a scare.
Youngstown State needed to engineer a fourth-quarter drive in the final minutes, capped by a terrific diving touchdown catch by tight end Nate Adams, to beat Western Illinois, 24-14, on homecoming at Stambaugh Stadium.
The Penguins (7-1, 4-0) entered the game tied atop the Missouri Valley Conference standings, while WIU (3-5, 1-3) was near the bottom and coming off back-to-back double-digit losses.
"I told you guys on Tuesday they were a good football team," said YSU coach Eric Wolford during his post-game press conference. "I don't ever mislead you guys. I tell you how it is."
Well, it was ugly for a good portion of the day – both the game and the conditions. A steady downpour rained on the homecoming parade, and it may have helped contribute to a dismal performance by YSU quarterback Kurt Hess. The senior and reigning FCS National Offensive Player of the Week completed 7 of 18 passes for 47 yards, two touchdowns and one interception – his first pick since Week 1, a span of 157 attempts. He did, however, make a nice pass on the game-winner to Adams.
Hess rolled to his right, stopped and fired the ball across the field on a designed throwback pass. Adams was well covered on the play, but he laid out, fully extended, and kept his hands under the ball as he hit the ground. The official was in good position to make the call and quickly raised his arms to signal touchdown.
"Obviously a great moment," Adams said. "The line blocked for Kurt, and he put it up in just the right spot. Real excited about that play."
The person who kept YSU afloat for the other 57 minutes of the game was true freshman Martin Ruiz, who ran for 199 yards and gashed the Leathernecks' defense on a critical third-and-7 during the final drive. A situation that usually calls for a pass ended up being a draw to Ruiz, who burst through the middle thanks to a key block by guard Fred Herdman. Ruiz made some nice moves and finished the 57-yard jaunt at the WIU 17, setting up Adams' catch.
"They (Western Illinois) had been getting up (near the line) and showing pressure, then getting back out of it," Wolford explained. "They decided to stay with it. Ruiz made a few guys miss once he got to the second level and did a great job with ball security."
The YSU offense, which came in leading the conference by averaging 450 yards per game, struggled throughout, finishing with 299 yards (47 passing). Hess couldn't find a rhythm, and while Ruiz played well, 117 of his 199 yards came on two runs (he had a 60-yard touchdown run in the first quarter). The Penguins never trailed, but they allowed the Leathernecks to hang around. WIU freshman quarterback Trenton Norvell, coming off a four-interception performance, looked like a freshman early on, but he started to play well down the stretch. He hit wide receiver Lance Lenoir on a 9-yard slant midway through the third quarter to tie the game at 14.
Things stayed that way until YSU place kicker Joey Cejudo booted a 33-yard field goal to give the Penguins a 17-14 edge. Western Illinois responded with a 10-play, 57-yard drive, but kicker Nathan Knuffman was wide left on a 40-yard field-goal attempt, giving YSU the chance it needed.
"We left a lot of yards out there," Adams admitted. "But a win is a win. We're not too worried with what happened during the game, just as long as we can add another W to our win column."


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The National Weather Services reported that on the Grand River, an ice jam has caused water to back up behind the U.S. 31 bridge, despite efforts earlier this week by a Coast Guard boat to break up some of the ice. The ice-breaker tug Katmai Bay, detoured here from the Straits of Mackinac, helped unplug the river channel on Sunday and Monday but was unable to head farther upstream than the U.S. 31 bridge due to concerns about shallow water and debris in the river.
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Forecasters warn that rivers can rapidly rise several feet behind ice jams, and that sudden fluctuations in river levels will occur in the area when the ice jam begins to move.
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On the Thornapple River near Caledonia, minor flooding was forecast from today to Saturday. The Rogue River downstream from the Rockford dam was expected to rise above flood stage this afternoon. Minor flooding also was forecast upstream from the dam.
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Body of killer whale heads home following tragic end
The final resting place of L112 will be far from where the 3-year-old killer whale washed up on a beach in southern Washington, its body battered, bloodied and bruised.
In fact, local marine biologists hope that, despite its sad end, the young female orca will add to a growing body of research and help spark even greater interest in the marine mammals after her remains are shuttled to San Juan Island.
According to Amy Traxler of The Friday Harbor Whale Museum, coordinator of San Juan County Marine Mammal Stranding Network, federal officials will turn over the remains of L112 to the museum sometime in the next few weeks. Traxler said the museum intends to showcase L112's skeleton as part of an educational exhibit that's reminiscent of a grey whale that's long-been on display.
"It's a very sad and unfortunate how her life ended," Traxler said. "This is a rare opportunity though, and we're excited we'll be able to take possession of its remains."
The cause of death of the 3-year-old orca has yet to be determined. Its body was found on a beach just north of Long Beach, Wash., Feb. 11. Its body was battered and bruised, however. Traxler said that the injuries appear inconsistent with what would be expected if it had been attacked by predatory killer whales. The injuries are also somewhat inconsistent with what would be expected if the killer whale had been fatally struck by a ship, she said.
"It's a bit of a mystery at the moment," Traxler said. "We may never really know."
Born in early 2009, L-112 is a calf of L-86, and it was traveling in the company of other members of the southern Residents when it was first photographed off the shore of Victoria, B.C, by the San Juan Island-based Center for Whale Research. L-112 was one of five southern Resident calves born that year.
It had grown to just over 12 feet in length in three years. A necropsy, similar to an autopsy, was conducted Feb. 12, the day after the body of L-112 was discovered. Results are expected in the next several weeks, or perhaps months, according to National Marine Fisheries Service.
Listed as endangered in the U.S. in 2005, the southern residents consist of three tightly knit clans, known as J, K and L pods. They were declared endangered in the wake of the population's 20 percent decline in the mid 1990s. As of 2010, the population totaled 87 animals, according to the Center. The southern Residents are designated as endangered by Washington state and in Canada as well.
Dr. Joe Gaydos of SeaDoc Society notes recovery of a killer whale carcass is somewhat rare.
He said from 1974 to 2008, that the bodies of only 21 percent of the Southern Resident killer whales that have gone missing, and presumably died, were ever found. At 3 percent, the recovery rate for Northern Resident killer whales is much lower, he said.
A battery of tests and research are being conducted on just about every aspect of the animal, he added.
"It's a shame it died," Gaydos said. "But if there's a silver lining it's that we're leaving no stone left unturned and its death will help build our scientific understanding of the species and education for the public."
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April 14, 2015 at 3:51pm
if they were stealing signals i would hope they would wear whatever makes them blend in not stand out
[3] April 14, 2015 at 3:47pm
i bet the taxpayers paid for more of the sandbox than he did!!!
[3] February 26, 2015 at 12:50pm
it easier to ask forgivness than permission!
thats why i dont bother. just ask for forgivness after. i heard he is big on that
[1] February 24, 2015 at 3:40pm
well i have friends that already get around the ones that spring back into the barrel. they just dont depress all the way. and i would bet real soon or probably already someone figured how to remove the metal clip they spoke of. like the metal strips on lighters everyone removes in 5 secs
[-3] February 23, 2015 at 1:03pm
its sad the dogs died.
January 15, 2015 at 11:13am
no you dont care about your family! if you did you would care about their rights more than their safety! bad sh@t happens! you cant legislate it away! so a truely loving and protective dad would teach to stay away from people with drug problems not to try and stop them by giving up your own freedom. and the dea says they get between 5-7%. 5-7% for billions a year!! trillions of dollars have been spent so effectively it would probably take me under an hour to acquire any illegal drug. so your prohibition is only serving to make criminals rich (and now private prison owners) and giving police unconstitutional powers! i wonder if there is anything else that could waste billions a year in taxpayer $ and be 93% ineffective(by there own numbers) that you would support? i say 93% failure, decades in, is time to call it quits! i mean if 50 years and a trillion dollars gets you 5-7% and youre happy with that i have some great investment ideas for you!
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January 15, 2015 at 10:59am
so lets outlaw cars so your kids dont get hit. lets outlaw running cause they could trip and fall. you dont think alcohol causes the same problems? and only the stupidest argue for reinstateing prohibiotion. but if your flawed logic is followed than you must want prohibition! take care of your own family and if you arent manly enough to do it dont cry to have my rights limited over your failures!
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January 15, 2015 at 10:55am
then be a man and protect and teach them. thats YOUR job not the govt!
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[1] January 15, 2015 at 10:54am
ok so you have losers in your family. probably affects you too! but i know several people who are highly successful who smoke. so your dumbass lazy family member would probably would be a POS without the pot! and his enableing parents definately dont help but usually stupidity is inherited!
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January 7, 2015 at 2:59pm
actually i bet the perp is a vetern that tried to get care and the doctor was part of holding that care up. he prob felt like killing the doc was a help to his fellow veterns. maybe by bringing light to the docs actions, or making doc be replaced. just speculation but very well could be. but way to wish them dead while still ignorant!
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[1] January 7, 2015 at 2:38pm
mia love, whether u kow personally or not, joined the black congressional congress after saying she wouldnt! she is another traitor!
January 7, 2015 at 2:32pm
never happen. why? the principaled ones who believe in term limits dont stay over a few terms as to not be hypocrits(commend them for this) but then there will never be enough of them as they limit theirselves as the ones who oppose stay for 40yrs and occupy lesderdhip positions!
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[1] January 2, 2015 at 3:53pm
wow its only been like 2 hours but i thought the blazers would be all over this. guess its just retoric or they woulda answered. i half believe in god but the god i believe in could easily find a way to dismiss every religion as they have all been corrupted by man for centuries
January 2, 2015 at 3:46pm
theyre like the ones your mom or principal made you give lol. usually accompanied with the look of wait til we outta sight and im really gonna do something to you thats apology worthy lol
[-4] January 2, 2015 at 3:38pm
so would u be cool with my dog standing on your kid? just wondering but i bet not
January 2, 2015 at 3:34pm
is that why all the orpanages are empty?
December 23, 2014 at 4:00pm
doesnt it have to be gods will he didnt survive?
December 23, 2014 at 3:58pm
guess it wasnt gods will. right? i mean if he woulda lived it woulda been gods will to a lot of you all so doesnt it also have to be gods will that he didnt live?
December 23, 2014 at 2:48pm
junkman. the funny part is if u believe all people descend from black africans and have evolved into white people who went on to pretty much control the world wouldnt that pretty much call blacks inferior?
December 23, 2014 at 2:26pm
LOL certifiaction to be a cop LOL what a worthless criminal justice degree from an internet college?
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It's a great time to be a football fan. There are college bowl games to watch and the NFL playoffs start this weekend.
Synonymous with football are appetizers. It's near impossible to make it through a game without a tasty snack.
Therefore, this can create a problem with those trying not to break New Year's Resolutions almost immediately. Whether you want to lose weight or just eat healthier in general, watching football can lead to breaking your resolution.
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- Coarsely grate zucchini in bowl.
- Add eggs, panko, cheese, onion, garlic, salt & black pepper - mix well.
- Heat large frying pan with canola oil over med/high heat (preferably nonstick).
- Drop round tablespoons of zucchini mixture into pan- allowing room for spreading, flatten slightly.
- Cook 2-4 minutes on each side, or until lightly browned.
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Alone Looking At The Mountain - Poem by Li Po
All the birds have flown up and gone;
A lonely cloud floats leisurely by.
We never tire of looking at each other -
Only the mountain and I.
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..........lovely imagery, so peaceful and perfectly penned ★ (Report) Reply
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High Mountains Walk Elevated Heights
even when wild all
the birds have flown
alone is never alone
accompanied by clouds
in high mountains gazing
we walk elevated heights
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Inspired by the poem 'Alone Looking at the Mountain' by Li Po. (Report) Reply
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even when the birds have flown, alone is never alone, accompanied by clouds, in mountains gazing (Report) Reply
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Portrays a gentle relationship between the mountain and the poet. Nice calming effect to the reader. Simple and short and easy to remember and play back in your mind from time to time. I wish that it had more meaning or that I understood the real meaning that it has. (Report) ReplyStephen W (9/11/2014 3:29:00 PM)
Maybe it's fine as it is, without hidden meaning.
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Remember Obama told his followers, ' Argue With Your Neighbors, Get In Their Face and GET IN THEIR FACES!". Enlisting the tacts of his guru Saul Alinksy and commie Frank Marshall - this is Soviet style, fascist tactics to bully the unsuspecting masses into submission. Apparently Obama is telling the leftist lunatics to crash and create chaos at MCain Palin events at the Barack Obama Campaign Website ^
Obama is ugly. He cannot engage in meaningful discourse. He must win by the tactics of totalitarian dictators. If America knew what Obama had planned ........... he comes on like castro but the similarities do not end there.
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Official Obama Campaign Website Announced Protest of McCain-Palin Event in Media, PA 9/22/08 Barack Obama Campaign Website hat tip JM
Posted by onemiddleamerican There have been several threads on Free Republic about the McCain-Palin campaign event yesterday (September, 22, 2008) in Media, PA; and in each of those threads, people who had been in attendance mentioned that there were Obama supporters there staging a protest. Some FReepers mentioned that the Obama-bots were loudly chanting Obama's name during McCain and Palin's speeches. Others reported that they were shouted at by the Obama people as they left the event venue.
Well, I found out an interesting thing about those Obama protesters while I was searching blogs for photos of McCain and Palin.
A Democrat Committee Person from Franklin Township, PA named Mark Ungemach posted an "event" announcement on Barack Obama's campaign website for this protest. Here is a screen capture of the announcement:
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Leah graduated in 1998 from Principia Upper School in St. Louis, Mo.; in 2002 from Salisbury (Md.) University with a bachelor's degree in philosophy; and in 2008 from New York Law School with a juris doctor. She is licensed to practice law in New York and in New Jersey. She is a Deputy Attorney General for the State of New Jersey, Division of Law.
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It's been nearly a month since the University of Massachusetts football team has hosted a game at McGuirk Stadium in Amherst. On Saturday, the No. 8-ranked Minutemen (4-1, 2-0) will be celebrating Homecoming when they host No. 20 Richmond (2-3, 0-2).
Here are three keys to the game if UMass hopes to have a successful celebration on Homecoming:
1. Time of Possession: UMass is currently ranked second in the nation with an average time of possession of 35:37. The Minutemen trail ground-oriented Colgate (38:45) for the top spot. Ron Chimelis writes that part of UMass's early-season success is because of improved play from quarterback Kyle Havens and that won't change this weekend. The senior has thrown for 1,187 yards with six touchdowns and three interceptions and has an impressive 65% completion percentage this year. It will be important Saturday for Havens to not turn the ball over as much as he did last year in a rain-soaked 34-12 loss to the then top-ranked Spiders. Havens was pulled after going 10-for-25 for 78 yards with four interceptions. So far this season, Havens has done a solid job of managing the offense.
2. Keep pounding the ball: A majority of Havens success can be credited to the two-headed monster that UMass has in the backfield. Running backs John Griffin and Jonathan Hernandez have combined for 933 yards and 12 touchdowns to lead UMass to their 4-1 record. It will be important for the Minutemen to establish a solid ground game against a Richmond defense that held the University of New Hampshire to 66 yards last week. The Spiders are led by the Colonial Athletic Association's second-leading tackler Eric McBride (11.0/gm).
3. Force Mistakes: Richmond lost standout quarterback Aaron Corp for the season in the Spiders 17-0 loss to UNH last week and will start either third-string QB John Hicks, the team's starting punter, or they can remove the redshirt on true freshman Montell White and give him a look. Either way the Spiders may be in trouble as Hicks threw five interceptions last week. No. 2 quarterback John Laub has a cast on his left wrist and is unavailable.
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In a GM rumblings piece by Pierre LeBrun and Scott Burnside of ESPN.com that was posted late Wednesday, Jonathan Bernier expressed his thoughts on an impending trade that will take him out of Los Angeles.
"I'm still part of the L.A. Kings and it's been a great ride, but I feel really confident and I want to get to the next level to get a real chance to hopefully be a No. 1 somewhere," Bernier told ESPN.com over the phone Wednesday. "I'm sure the Kings will make the right decision. If I'm staying there, I'm staying there. If not, I'm ready for the challenge."
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With consistently stellar grades rolling in for the Baltimore Ravens' 2013 draft class, expectations are certainly high for their future contributions.
From Matt Elam and Art Brown to Aaron Mellette and Marc Anthony, each draft pick has the great opportunity to learn from one of the best coaching staffs and one of the most solid locker rooms in the NFL.
Even though expectations are sky-high, not every player will be an instant contributor. Let's take a look at what to expect from each draft pick, both in the short and long terms. To do so, I'll be looking at their skill set, their fit with the Ravens and any other relevant factors.


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I have a funny (well now it is) story I thought I'd share, bit of a warning too!
About a year ago, my tabby cat went missing. She was 3 years old at the time and very much an indoors cat. She only ever goes out to pee and always comes when called.
So one night, she didn't come back. I was in tears, 6 months pregnant, wailing at my hubby to drive around and look for her. Got back, and noticed our very stupid black-and-white cat miaowing and jumping at next door's house. I called our lost cat, and could hear a faint miaow. Turns out the little devil had got into next door's house.
Worst bit? Next door had gone on holiday for a WEEK.
I was devastated, called the RSPCA who told me to put food through the letterbox. But that was no good, as a quick look through the upstairs window (hubby got up on the ladder) revealed she was in the bedroom with the door shut.
She's quite timid, so I reckon she snuck in, and when she heard the neighbour, hid under the bed or something.
Anyway, we called the police who said they were busy dealing with a fire, and told me to call the RSPCA again. Eventually, the RSPCA said to call a locksmith and get a police officer out.
Luckily, hubby works with locks, so he was able to drill it out and replace it, and free our silly cat, who by this time had been stuck in there for 2 days. She was absolutely fine, although a bit clingy. And the neighbour didn't mind at all, even though the cat had made a mess. She was just thankful she hadn't come to harm!
Just thought I'd share it with you incase you have curious cats!!!!!
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HI Gov. Abercrombie Chooses Lesbian For Supreme Court
Sabrina McKenna, who becomes Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie's first state Supreme Court nominee, is a big gay. While the governor is quick to point out he didn't select McKenna because of her sexuality, and McKenna says she's speaking openly about her sexuality to show how much of a non-issue it is, a word of advice, gurl: Don't go calling yourself a a "wise lesbian" or anything. (NB: The news arrives the same week the state's Senate Judiciary Committee, in a 3-2 vote, sent a civil unions bill to the full Senate for a vote.)
This is a huge story, having an OUT Lesbian on the Hawaii Supreme Court. Congratulations to her, and great appointment by the new Democrat Governor. To those gays who think that it does not matter which party you vote for, this is a sea change since the Republican Linda Lingle left office less than a month ago.Jan 26, 2011 at 2:29 pm · @Reply ·
Yaaayyyyyy. Hope civil unions will be cake! :)
When civilized society begins to unravel, it keeps unraveling. LGBT is another "civic sin."
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DETROIT, MI - Don't expect hip hop icon Eminem to go on another multi-year career hiatus anytime soon.
The Warren native seems way too busy writing rhymes and producing the Slaughterhouse supergroup's tracks for the Aug. 28 release of their new album.
Slim Shady told Detroit radio station Channel 955 on Wednesday that he's also working on a new album, but doesn't have a release date set.
"I actually started my album," said Eminem, confirming a recent trip to Los Angeles to work with Dr. Dre. "But I haven't fully went in yet."
It was unclear, based on the interview, if Eminem will perform at any shows locally or set up another tour within the next year.
What seems certain is Eminem's desire to stay focused on music, and stay out of the movie industry.
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of "Eight Mile," the movie starring Eminem that's loosely based on his life in Detroit.
"Naw, I don't really have any plans as of yet," he said of plans for more movies.
Eminem's popularity seems at an all-time high; news surfaced this week he has more than 60 million Facebook "likes."
Reports claim that's the most for any living person, including show-stopping performers like Rihanna and Lady Gaga.
"Um, that sounds like a lot," Eminem said of his numbers.
If that didn't seem like enough work, Eminem also makes a cameo in a trailer for an upcoming film called "How to Make Money Selling Drugs."
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Then footage immediately zooms to Eminem.
"These mother (bleepers) can't tell me what I can and cannot do," he said sternly, in a clip that appears to be taken out of context.
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Actresses who were pregnant before their marriage
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In the past, we have seen actresses getting married suddenly and flaunting a baby bump in a month or two. The trend has been a part of Film Industry since quite a long time and while some actresses admit the fact, some fight it till the very end.
Here are a few actresses who were rumored to be pregnant before they got married.
When Sridevi announced her marriage to Boney Kapoor, she was, reportedly, seven months pregnant. Sridevi's relationship with Boney Kapoor was already under the scanner due to the fact that Boney was already married. Sridevi was, perhaps, the only actress who publicly accepted the fact that she was pregnant before her marriage.
Sarika was also involved with a married man - Kamal Hassan, and got pregnant with his child. Hassan was then married to Vani Ganapathy who took strong exception to their illicit affair. Irrespective of the state of their relationship, Sarika went ahead and gave birth to the lovechild, Shruthi Hassan. The two got married later on only to separate equally soon.
No one had a clue about when Mahima Chaudhary got married. People were still reeling from the sudden news of her wedding when she announced her pregnancy. Everything happened a little too soon for people to assume she had fallen pregnant after marriage.
Following Amrita Arora's hasty marriage announcement to beau Shakeel Ladak, tongues started wagging about what really prompted Amrita to take the wedding vows in such a hurry. Amrita's immediate pregnancy pretty much confirmed the reason of her sudden wedding.
Konkona Sen married co-actor Ranvir Shorey in a quiet wedding in September 2010. She gave birth to a baby boy in March 2011 leaving us with no doubt about the fact that she was very much pregnant when she exchanged vows with Shorey. Though the couple never admitted the fact, it was very much clear that the marriage happened because of Konkona's pregnancy.


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SacSend is a web application that helps you send email and My Sac State messages to predefined constituent groups via an easy-to-use interface. For example, every course instructor will have a predefined SacSend distribution list of the enrolled students in each of their assigned class sections. The lists are refreshed daily so they are always current. For more information about SacSend, you can view the SacSend user guide and the SacSend quick guide.
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SacSend is available to faculty, department chairs, deans, and Vice Presidents.
How can I use SacSend Messaging?
Eligible users can access the system by clicking here and logging in with their SacLink username and password. Go to the SacSend user guide for detailed instructions on the use of SacSend, or the SacSend quick guide for a condensed version of these instructions which covers the basic steps.
What is unique about SacSend?
SacSend allows users to send electronic communications to both email and Sac State Messaging from a single, easy-to-use tool. SacSend is pre-populated with distribution lists so there is no need to build your own lists or have recipients sign up.
What are the predefined distribution lists?
The predefined distribution lists contain individuals who fall into specific constituent groups. Each user's list will be different and composed of contacts based on the user's affiliations, such as departments, organizations or other academic groups. This allows users of SacSend to communicate with colleagues or other associated individuals, such as students. These distribution lists are updated every evening to ensure accurate and up-to-date information.
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Faculty members will be able to contact students using SacSend three weeks before and after each academic semester. This will allow faculty members to stay in contact with their students outside of the regular academic calendar.
I am department Dean or VP, can I nominate someone as a designee to use this tool?
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Paxtonia Elementary Hero Fair
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Paxtonia Elementary held a hero fair in the school's multipurpose room. Students dressed up as various historical figures and each had a booth with photos and anecdotes. Jase Jones as George Washington. Sean Simmers, PennLive.com. May 27, 2014
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Thanks ! , i have with the old stone. It takes more time to add the toppings and im trying get it quickly off the peel and into the oven so it doesnt stick.in addition to that the toppings dont come off during the transfer.ill give it another try tho
Yes nice looking crumb. Sear you're starting to sound like a mad scientist. Like someone I know. lol
Yes, time is the enemy when it comes to dough sticking to a peel. Just make sure to flour the peel a little more liberally until you get the hang of it. It takes practice and patience to master, but, once you do, I think you'll be pleased with the results.
sear,Great looking pie. Thanks for posting all the pictures. Norma
Sear your latest pie is the nicest looking one you've made. Nice work. I'm still burningnpues every now and then.
Thanks guys ! , i have the recipe i used and have repeated the results with the oven . around 540 stone temp oven off for 5 minute, broiler on, load pie broiler off after 2 . rotate after 1 more minute broiler on for 30sec-1 min and off for the remainder.
when i say close to perfect, im my own toughest critic.. could have been stretched out a litter thinner, and the crust with a little more crunch
MMMM. That calzone looks GREAT. Nice job.


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His viewing will be from 4-8 p.m. on Friday, and a memorial will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the 2215 Sixth Ave., Tacoma funeral home.
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LANSING, MI — Governor Rick Snyder signed legislation this week introduced by state Rep. Aric Nesbitt which returns money to utility customers that was paid into the Uncollectible Allowance Recovery Fund.
"This is another unnecessary regulation that eliminates a program that never served an effective purpose, and refunds the money back to ratepayers," said Nesbitt, R-Lawton. "Michigan citizens deserve efficient and effective government and we have made it a legislative priority to eliminate burdensome and unproductive programs that prove costly to taxpayers."Specifically, the act repeals Section 4 of the Value-Added Act which required utility companies to deposit on an annual basis the difference between the uncollectible funds recorded in 1999 minus the uncollectible provision that is recorded in the subsequent fiscal year.
Of the collected funds, 25 percent was to be retained by the utility company while 75 percent went to the Clean Air Fund.
Nesbitt represents the 66th state House District, which includes Van Buren County and the city of Parchment and Alamo and Cooper townships in Kalamazoo County.
Alex Mitchell covers county government and taxes for the Kalamazoo Gazette. Email him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter.


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The Dutch bank ING today announced that it is terminating its sponsorship of Renault immediately.
ING announced today that in light of the verdict of the World Motor Sport Council of 21 September 2009 concerning the events that occurred at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix, ING will terminate the contract with Renault Formula 1 with immediate effect.
ING is deeply disappointed at this turn of events, especially in the context of an otherwise successful sponsorship. As announced on 16 February of this year, ING decided not to renew the three year sponsorship (2007-2009) contract with Renault F1 and to end its presence in Formula 1 after the 2009 season.


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It's a rather long name for a course of study, and it has had a deep impact on Samantha Asch, a standout student-athlete at Princeton Day School.
"I did a 'What Do You Stand Up For' class last year," she said. "I was kind of moved by that class."
Inspiration from that class prompted Asch to use her Senior Project to present Aces for Eden which will take place Saturday (rain date Oct. 14) at PDS. The fund-raiser for Eden Autism Services involves lots of things Asch stands up for including those who are autistic.
"I'm doing a tennis fund-raiser for autism," she said. "It's a cause that's close to me and my family."
Sam's older brother, Andrew, is autistic.
"He's never really tried tennis, but he's very active," Asch said of Andrew. "He used to do mountain biking a lot."
It has proven to be a challenging Senior Project.
"I've learned a lot by organizing this event," she said. "A lot of good players are coming. Some Top 200 pros and top Middle States players are supposed to come."
Asch, who is considered to be the best high school girls' tennis player in the area, won her fourth Mercer County Tournament title and has been named The Times' Female Athlete of the Week.
"The fourth year winning it was a big deal for me," said Asch, who won an MCT crown at second singles as a freshman and has been the first-singles champion for the past three years. "I played well. Christina is a good player; she wasn't going to give you the match, I had to earn it, and I did."
Asch defeated Princeton freshman Christina Rosca, 6-1, 6-2, in a match at Mercer County Park that seemed much closer than the final score. Earlier in the day, Asch defeated Peddie's Michelle Hung, 6-1 6-0, in the semifinal.
"Last year when we won the team event will always stand out, but every year was great," she said.
Her past and present have been loaded with great play, and there will likely be tons of top tennis in her future. Asch has received a 4½-year tennis scholarship from Wake Forest.
"It has the tennis I wanted and the academics, and I love the atmosphere," Asch said. "Those were the three factors I wanted in a college."
Asch, who also took serious looks at Boston College, Northeastern, Vanderbilt and the Ivies, will major in Health and Exercise Science.
"The options are open with that," she said, citing med school and physical therapy as potential career paths.
For Asch, who played some pro-challenger tournaments this summer, tennis will continue to be a big part of her life.
"I tried soccer and cross country in middle school, but I liked tennis more," she said. "I've always had a good backhand, and volleys too, but for everything else, I had to work hard."
A reputation as a hard-worker follows Asch on and off the court as does her ability to stand up for the things she believes in.
For information about Aces for Eden, which includes an exhibition by local pros and nationally ranked players, a round-robin tennis tournament and clinic, contact Asch at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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After two years of fundraising, planning and building, the Rockford Area Historical Society has announced Thursday, Sept. 26, as the grand opening date for the New Rockford Area Museum, located at 21 S Monroe St.
Those hoping to catch a sneak peek at the museum can also stop by at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14, when the Historical Society will host the grand prize drawing for the Rotary Club raffle. The event will include a performance by the Rockford High School Jazz Band, followed by a preview of the new museum from 3 to 4 p.m.
With Phase 1 of the museum renovations completed, visitors will be able to see and experience a variety of exhibits and displays in one of the museum's two main rooms. The room's exhibits tell a chronological story about the development of the Rockford area, with displays featuring everything from a horse-drawn mail wagon that was used in the early 1900s to a two-room "house" showing a turn-of-the-century parlor and a kitchen. At the center of the room will be a large "forest" for storytelling, along with a play area where the museum's youngest visitors can enjoy toys representative of past eras.
All exhibits were designed by Media Rare, a Grand Rapids firm whose previous work includes making displays for the Grand Rapids Public Museum.
The road to the grand opening of the new museum has been a long one for the Historical Society. Faced with the daunting task of raising $350,000 needed to renovate the museum's proposed new location at the old courthouse building and move out of the old museum location, the RAHS rose to the challenge and met their fundraising goal. They inked a deal with the city last year to lease the old courthouse building for a dollar per year from the city, although the RAHS will be responsible for all of the building's maintenance and renovation needs – of which there were many.
"The building was outfitted with new windows and doors, updated electrical work, roof repairs, and interior renovations needed to convert the old courthouse into a showpiece museum," Al Pratt, new museum director, said. "In addition, the heating and cooling system, which was known to be old but was functioning properly, failed within a week of the signing of the lease, requiring it to be replaced at a considerable cost. That possibility had been anticipated in the budget, but was hoped that it would be required later rather than sooner."
Pratt said between $30,000 and $50,000 is still needed to complete all of the new exhibits planned for Phase Two of the museum, which will focus on the renovation of the second main room.
For more information, including volunteer and donation opportunities, visit www.rockfordmuseum.org or call 616-866-2235.


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Review this chart of blood sugar levels and shoot for these numbers when you have type 2 diabetes or if you just want to keep your blood sugar under control.
Blood is taken after fasting... not eating or drinking for around 6 hours before the test.
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|Normal fasting blood sugar:
|less than 100 mg/dL
Very low blood sugar levels (for example 50 mg/dL) may signal symptoms of hypoglycemia.
Take the Diabetes Risk Test to help you determine your risk of developing pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes.
A high blood sugar level (hyperglycemia) between 100 and 126 mg/dL may tell you that you have early diabetes (pre diabetes)... a major risk factor for type 2 diabetes.
By definition, a fasting blood sugar level of 126 mg/dL (milligrams per deciliter) or higher indicates diabetes.
You will normally fast for 12 hours before this test and you cannot eat during the test which takes around 3 hours.
Your blood will be taken, then afterwards you will drink something that contains glucose. Your blood will be taken again every 30 to 60 minutes for up to 3 hours.
Normal range blood sugar levels for an
|Normal fasting blood sugar:
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|1 hour after the glucose drink:
|less than 200 mg/dL
|2 hours after the glucose drink:
|less than 140 mg/dL
After 2 hours, a high blood sugar level (hyperglycemia) between 140 and 200 mg/dL may indicate pre diabetes, as mentioned above, a big risk factor for type 2 diabetes.
After 2 hours, a high blood sugar level over 200 mg/dL may indicate diabetes.
This test can normally be done at home with a blood sugar test kit that can be purchased at a pharmacy usually without a prescription.
Normal range blood sugar levels for random, non-fasting
|Normal day, non-fasting:
|less than 200 mg/dL
A high blood sugar level over 200 mg/dL may indicate diabetes. Check for the early signs of diabetes to see if you have any of them. This should also be confirmed by seeing a doctor and taking a fasting blood sugar test or oral glucose tolerance test.
HbA1c is a form of blood sugar testing that can give you a good estimate of how well you have been managing to stay at a normal adult blood sugar level over the past 2 or 3 months.
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An HbA1c above 7% may mean that you have not controlled your blood sugar very well over the past few months which could lead to complications if you already have type 2 diabetes.
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SAGINAW, MI — An early morning fire at a vacant house in Saginaw might have been set intentionally, fire officials say.
Saginaw Fire Department Acting Battalion Chief Greg Simmons said the call came in about 3:39 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 23.
The fire was primarily contained to the attic of a single story home at 906 N. Woodbridge, Simmons said.
Neighbors said the house has been vacant for about a week, he said.
Crews were on scene until about 5:15 a.m.
"The fire is being investigated as a possible arson," Simmons said.
There was approximately $15,000 worth of property damage, he said. And no one was injured as a result of the fire.
— Heather Jordan covers business and occasionally breaking news for MLive/The Saginaw News/The Bay City Times. She can be reached at 989-450-2652 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter and Facebook.


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If you want to know what Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop could have in mind for the city's future and what threads may weave through his State of The City address on Thursday, you may want to take a glimpse at the Op-Ed piece he wrote for Philly.com that appeared online on Monday. It becomes obvious that the mayor is an admirer of the New Urbanism.
The pope of this religion is architect Andres Duany who planned communities based on the principle that you could walk to almost anywhere. His work could best be found in the south in areas like Florida. Duany once spoke in Jersey City and held sway over a charrette to help developer Peter Mocco's proposed Liberty Harbor North neighborhood which followed the concept – up to a point.
In his piece, Fulop refers to several books that we must assume is shaping his thinking. One is by Canadian journalist Charles Montgomery, "Happy City: Transforming Our Lives Through Urban Design." He argues that design should call for public involvement and plenty of park and open spaces – something they have plenty of in Canada. Hoboken got its ideas for planning its treasured waterfront parks from north of the border.
According to Fulop, Montgomery points a familiar refrain; a city's design should be heavy with green space, recreational opportunities in walkable communities capable of affecting the mood of the populace, thus the potential for a "Happy City." The mayor notes: "… I've seen the results of good design coupled with park, recreation, and green-space expansion in Jersey City and have talked with many other urban mayors throughout the state and the country who agree as well."
This new urbanism seems an offshoot of the usual way a city neighborhood is revitalized. Duany has noted that this process is not new but that it was evident in the Greenwich Village of the 1920s, the Miami Beach of the 1980s and in today's hip sections of a city of which Brooklyn is an example, and he could have added Hoboken and Downtown Jersey City. In an article in the Detroit-based Model D internet magazine about Duany, the pioneers are usually less than affluent young people, artists looking for places to live and work and nonconformists who make their community exciting, economically feasible. We also know that what eventually leads to their community becoming a destination also pushes them out those pioneers when they can no longer afford to live there.
Of the Montgomery vision Fulop adds in his Op-Ed: "It's a vision many smart cities and municipalities are implementing today. In densely populated New Jersey, 'transit villages' are the embodiment of Montgomery's theories and they are being considered or developed throughout the state. Transit villages are seen as a key component of the New Urbanism design movement . . . More than two dozen New Jersey municipalities have completed or are pursuing these developments, including Collingswood, Burlington City, and Pleasantville, making our state a leader in the movement nationally."
By referencing these South Jersey communities, Fulop also makes a connection with residents and potential voters who are needed in any gubernatorial election. It's quite evident – long ago to his columnist -- that the mayor has a great deal of interest in a future as the state's chief executive.
He'll need a legacy, a portfolio of work accomplished in Jersey City, and New Urbanism could help. It's my opinion that since transit villages are not readily available to the older and poorer sections of the city that the obvious solution would be cluster redevelopment where communities would be built around schools and revitalized shopping areas where new housing would become available.
The problem is that it sounds like The Hub, a Jersey City project that was to revitalize the 26-block long Martin Luther King Jr. Drive of empty lots and closed shops in the heart of the city's African-American community. There has been little or no rebirth. It appears the 20-plus years of planning and definitely the city's commitment was flawed.
At least there is some thought going into revitalization other than building tax-abated apartment towers of uninspiring staples of glass and steel or construction where developer's proudly announce they will be "matching the brick" of older edifices we no longer want to see.


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The Susquehanna Township School District is inching closer to its goal of raising $100,000 for preserving the high school's treasured murals.
At Monday night's School Board meeting, Acting Superintendent Jeffrey Miller presented four proclamations honoring those who raised funds to preserve the artwork created by more than 40 of Susquehanna Township's graduating classes.
Without fundraising, the murals would have been partially covered by new ductwork for HVAC upgrades at the high school. On June 3, however, the school board accepted a $100,000 change order that will be funded through donations. The project will fully preserve the murals by rerouting the ductwork.
The move was made possible due to a pledge by the McClure Company, the high school's HVAC contractor, to reduce the original $189,000 change order fee by $89,000.
On Monday, a proclamation honoring the McClure Company was accepted by Shayne Holman, the company's director of energy services.
"McClure also has extended payment on the change order for a year, which is another really nice thing that the company did," district communications director Susan Anthony said on Tuesday.
The Susquehanna Twp. High School Alumni Association, represented by President Dwayne DeFoor, and the Hanna Education Foundation, represented by Tyrone Williams, also were recognized with proclamations at Monday's meeting.
The two organizations are spearheading a joint fundraising effort for the mural, which so far has raised a total of $14,435, DeFoor said.
Donation boxes for the fundraiser are set up at the alumni association's booth the Susquehanna Twp. School District Community Carnival, which opens at 6 p.m. Tuesday and continues through Saturday at the high school parking lot off Elmerton and North Progress avenues.
Finally, Susquehanna alumnus Takia Colston-Krow accepted a proclamation on behalf of her brother, Harrisburg Stampede owner Marques Colston. Both are Susquehanna alumnus.
The Stampede is offering $10 end zone tickets for its game at 7 p.m. June 21. For each ticket purchased, $5 will be donated to the Hanna Education Foundation's campaign. The same was done with ticket sales from a a June 14 game.
Colston, of the New Orleans Saints, also have volunteered to match the total donation from the sales. Game tickets can be purchased here.
A "Save the STHS Murals!!" crowdfunding campaign on fundly.com has gained the sponsorship of the Susquehanna Twp. High School Alumni Association and the Hanna Education Foundation. The page raised $5,595 by June 2.
The cause also has its own Facebook page and 405 people signed a change.org petition to stop the murals' demolition


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Although he has arrested more than 400 people in connection with child-sex crimes in Louisiana, veteran investigator Toby Aguillard is still flabbergasted by the behaviors he finds in these criminals.
There was the Hammond man he helped convict for possession of about 7,700 images and videos depicting sexual victimization of children. While recovering evidence from the home, Aguillard found several novels with themes of juvenile abduction and rape, clips from teen magazines and pictures of the young pop star Miley Cyrus tucked into portfolios of sexually graphic material. There also were extensive research materials on the JonBenet Ramsey case and an exotic knife collection, including a glove with hidden razor blades.
The man talked so openly about his desires that his co-workers knew he was sexually attracted to pre-teens, and he admitted he fantasized about abducting and raping a little girl, said Aguillard, a detective with the Tangipahoa Sheriff's Office and former chief of Louisiana's task force on crimes against children.
"Even though the guy says he never touched any children, you just can't help but think, this is a dangerous person," Aguillard said. "I believe we got to him before he got the opportunity."
Federal and Louisiana law enforcement officials estimate that one-third or more of individuals prosecuted on charges of possession and distribution of child pornography also have molested children.
Of the 2,713 child pornography trafficking suspects arrested since 1997 by U.S. postal inspectors, 36 percent were confirmed to be child molesters, and the operations rescued 1,185 children from further sexual exploitation.
"It's dangerous to say, well, anybody who has child porn on their computer is definitely going to be a child molester. That's not true," said John Simoneaux, a Pineville counseling psychologist for child sex offenders. "Most people who work with sex offenders will tell you that the vast majority of them have been involved with pornography and the access to and interest in pornography does seem to be a gateway kind of activity. But whether or not that's the causative factor -- for people committing contact offenses -- I don't think we know that yet."
The key research problems are that child molesters often do not admit their crimes and the great majority of molested children do not come forward.
From looking to touching
A groundbreaking study by Michael Bourke and Andres Hernandez with the Federal Bureau of Prisons examined 155 prison inmates convicted of possession or distribution of child pornography. At the time of imprisonment, 40 had known histories of sexually abusing a child with bodily contact and 75 of their victims had been identified.
After subsequent counseling and examination, in which the prisoners were allowed to identify their crimes against children without offering incriminating details, 131 of the prisoners admitted they had molested at least one child and the victim count rose to 1,777.
Chad Gremillion, the chief child-exploitation detective for State Police, is one of several Louisiana investigators who can recount disturbing interviews with men who have been arrested for collecting sexually explicit images of children.
"I interviewed a man, and I asked him ... how he got started in this, and he told me 'curiosity.' And through his curiosity he said it led to a level of wanting, and through his level of wanting he became interested in molesting his own daughters," Gremillion said. "And as I was interviewing, he actually was using his hands to describe how he was going to molest his own 2-year-old daughter."
Many consumers of sexually explicit material involving children seek further hard-core levels of the material, eventually tipping their desires from fantasy into reality, Gremillion said.
"Hopefully, we're able to get to them at the curiosity level, which in essence stops them from molesting a child," he said.
No single stereotype
According to federal court reports for cases in 2006, 97 percent of child sex exploitation defendants were males, but otherwise the profile of an offender is hard to stereotype.
"It's people you pretty much interact with every day -- working-class people who have jobs and families," said Detective Rob McGraw with the Kenner Police Department, which has conducted several child sex investigations.
The report said the median age was 39 and offenders were distributed through all age, race and income categories. Nearly 52 percent had gone to college and only 14 percent failed to graduate from high school. About four out of five had no prior felony conviction.
Among collectors of sexually explicit images of children who are caught, 59 percent are married and 41 percent have children, according to the Innocent Justice Foundation, a private California group.
"A father figure in the home is the No. 1 offender we deal with," said Stacie LeBlanc, executive director of the New Orleans Children's Advocacy Center, which assists children and prosecutors in abuse cases.
A Texas mother of two, Darlene Ellison suffered a devastating revelation five years ago when FBI agents arrested her ex-husband on charges of seeking sex with pre-teen boys. Since then she has tried to turn that shattering experience into lessons for the public about criminal pedophiles.
"If anyone is looking for a red flag, that one red flag that says, that guy or girl sitting next to me is a pedophile, they will never find it unless they catch them in the act," Ellison said during a recent visit to New Orleans. "Because he slept in my bed, he volunteered at our school, he was part of the church ... and there was nothing that said, 'Ah ha, he is a child predator.'"
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Offenders enticed a youth online in 14 percent of the cases and the offender was a stranger to the child in only 3 percent of the cases, the report said.
Suspects nabbed at home, at work
Police in Louisiana still pursue undercover operations to catch offenders who are seeking to lure youths online or seeking an illicit rendezvous, the so-called "travelers" who show up at an arranged site expecting to find a willing young teen for sex but instead are greeted by police with handcuffs.
But the bulk of police and federal investigations statewide are now centered on finding and capturing offenders in their home or business. Of the 113 child exploitation investigations begun with Louisiana State Police assistance in the first seven months of this year, only 12 were based on cases of travelers or enticement and nearly all the rest dealt with possession and trading of child pornography.
The increase is due in large part to new technology that assists detectives in finding computers that are trading images online. More than 5,600 such traders in Louisiana were detected by the surveillance methods in a recent month. Investigators pursue only a small fraction of that number because of limits on time and resources.
When officers crack down on collectors of child pornography and pedophile suspects, they frequently encounter a mental and physical environment filled with noxious habits and alarming predilections toward abuse.
Upon serving a warrant, agents commonly find hundreds or thousands of illegal images stored on computers, DVDs, camera memory cards, X-Box gaming systems and photo albums.
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The severity of the images is in many cases more alarming than the abundance. Videos of adults forcing children into oral, vaginal and anal sex, despite the screaming protests of the victims, are common. Most disturbing is the trend toward the use of younger children.
"The victims in child pornography are as young as we've ever seen them," said Jan Mann, first assistant U.S. attorney in the New Orleans regional district.
Internet feeds community of poison
The Internet era has opened new doors to collectors of sexually graphic images of children. Many who once felt odd or isolated because of their sexual proclivity have been able to find a community of people with like desires. A collector can feel encouraged and emboldened by the contacts.
"He's no longer a weird outcast in his own eyes," said Ernie Allen, president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. "He discovered there are thousands of others like him."
Images can be downloaded from Web sites or traded through digital file sharing programs such as LimeWire, BearShare and KaZaa, much as music fans share songs online by their favorite bands. Some of these so-called peer-to-peer sharing systems are run by companies that are assisting law enforcement efforts. LimeWire spokeswoman Linda Lipman said the software firm has filters to help users screen objectionable material and is a participant in an anti-child pornography effort called P2P Patrol overseen by the Distributed Computer Industry Association.
Still, child pornography collectors the world over are opening their files to others, and the contraband traffic is intense.
"What is clearly evident, there becomes a continued quest to look for new images," Allen said. "What happens over time, it becomes a kind of addiction."
The more popular videos are often produced with sequels, such as the "Vicky Series" or "Baby J Series" found in recent raids in New Orleans, with several episodes of the same child victim.
"You'll notice that the child pornographers are out for series of images, and the more popular ones, they trade them like baseball cards," said Corey Bourgeois, lab supervisor for the Louisiana Department of Justice High Technology Crime Unit. "It's just an underground world, and basically it's a tight-knit group."
The trading activity drives demand for new material, creating incentives for more video production and therefore more child victims.
Counseling the offenders
Counselors and law enforcement agents have seen firsthand how offenders have difficulty breaking their addiction.
In post-prison counseling for offenders, the objective is get them to realize they could become repeat offenders and to avoid tempting situations, Simoneaux said.
"We don't know when someone reaches the point where they will never offend again, so the goal is always for people to continue to acknowledge that they have the potential to do this again," Simoneaux said.
Jason Appeldorn of Gray was convicted in 2005 for possession of child pornography. He was out on probation earlier this year when he used his cell phone to send sexually explicit images of children, confirmed when probation officers confiscated his mobile memory card.
Appeldorn admitted he had an attraction to images of young children and "was somewhat relieved that U.S. Probation showed up at his residence because he felt that the situation would have only gotten worse if he had not been stopped," court documents say. In July, at age 33, he pleaded guilty to the new charges.
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