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I graduated from University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA! I received a BFA in Musical Theatre. What a change that was to go from Texas to Philly! I auditioned for many different schools, and know what it takes to get there. I then moved to New York City 2 days after graduating, on my 22nd birthday! I had 13 wonderful, and also challenging, years in NYC. Lots and lots of auditions, of every kind! Broadway, Off-Broadway, TV, Soaps, Film, Commercials, Concerts, Readings, Showcases, etc. I have sung for ABBA (Mama Mia), Stephen Schwartz (Wicked), Hal Prince (Gypsy). I was also up for leads in Mama Mia, Wicked, Rent, Hairspray. So, I definitely have a lot of versatility, and knowledge of what they're looking for! I did a Eugene O'Neil play called "Ah Wilderness" at the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, MN. We opened there, and then toured it all over the Midwest for 6 months. I did appear on NBC's Law & Order as a featured role, with the late Jerry Orbach. Lot's of experience, lot's of knowledge, and I'm excited to share it with you!
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I like to teach in a laid back manner. That's not to say that I don't expect you to work too though! I don't necessarily teach one specific method. I feel like if you can get ALL the information, and different methods, then you can choose what best works for your voice , or your piano playing. I want my students to feel comfortable and safe to explore all different facets of their talent. After all, the little imperfections are what make us all unique!
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I have a keyboard, among many other instruments! My husband uses those, I use the piano. There's definitely a comfortable living room, for the parents or caregivers to sit and wait.
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If I go to the students house, they must have a piano, or keyboard. I can bring books of music.
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I can teach any style of singing! I majored in Musical Theater, but I sing everything. I played piano for 10 years. I have many many years of music theory lessons! I had surgery on my vocal chords, back in 1995, and had 4 years of speech and vocal therapy, so I have lots of experience with that as well. I don't use a specific method with my acting. It depends on what they would want to work on! I have many books of music, and music theory, and piano learning. In terms of learning piano, I would start with scales, and chords, and learning the right hand, then the left.
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Feb 2014 - PresentI work with the competitive gymnastics team to help with their performance and presentation. I also do ballet with them! Lots of theater and movement games as well. I LOVE IT!
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Dec 2012 - PresentI have been giving voice and acting lessons since my husband and I moved here in 2012! I absolutely love it. I love that I still get to grow in my own craft, and spread my knowlege to kids and adults! I literally can say, that it is a complete joy to do what I have studied for so long, and what is my passion, for my work.
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Jan 2001Actors' Equity Association, founded in 1913, is the labor union that represents more than 49,000 Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society.
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ESPN2 Unveils New Afternoon Lineup at Upfront
UPDATED: The event, whose participants included SNL's Seth Meyers and pro skateboarder Tony Hawk, also saw ESPN Deportes announce its first original scripted series "El Diez," a soccer drama.
NEW YORK -- ESPN unveiled a new 3-6 p.m. afternoon lineup for ESPN2 and the first original scripted series on Spanish-language ESPN Deportes as part of its upfront presentation here Tuesday morning.
The endangered NFL season and ESPN's appetite for further sports rights, such as the Olympics, also got mentions at the event.
The new weekdays afternoon lineup for ESPN2, which will launch Sept. 12, will include new half-hour original series Dan Le Batard is Highly Questionable, hosted by Miami Herald sportswriter, radio host and TV personality Le Batard, at 4 p.m. ET to provide "a critical – and sometimes controversial – perspective on the world of professional sports," according to the network.
Also, the new show Numbers Don't Lie at 3:30 p.m. will tackle the biggest sports stories of the day by providing historical and numerical perspective with a host to be named who will be joined by a former player and an expert.
ESPN2 currently airs The Scott Van Pelt Show at 3 p.m. and SportsNation at 4 p.m, followed by NASCAR Now and Around the Horn. The network said SportsNation will continue to be on the schedule, but will move to the 5 p.m. slot. NASCAR Now will also continue to air in the afternoons, with popular ESPN afternoon show Jim Rome is Burning rounding out the channel's 3-6 p.m. afternoon schedule. An ESPN spokeswoman said the Scott Van Pelt Show is not cancelled, but details about its future are still being worked out.
Also, Spanish-language network ESPN Deportes is getting its first scripted original show ever in the form of soccer drama El Diez (The Ten). The 10-episode show follows a Mexican soccer player (Mexican actor-singer Alfonso "Poncho" Herrera) who joins the big leagues.
ESPN Deportes also announced E: 60, its own version of the ESPN primetime newsmagazine.
Plus, the Spanish-language network unveiled the launch, in conjunction with Time Warner Cable, a Spanish-language site fully dedicated to covering sports for LA fans.
ESPN on Tuesday also unveiled HERoics, a series of short films about women and their contributions to soccer that will appear on ESPN and ABC leading up to and during the Women's World Cup.
The cable network giant also announced that ESPN Films after the conclusion of the 30 for 30 series will debut new documentaries beginning in October.
John Skipper, ESPN's executive vp, content quipped on stage Tuesday that he had the latest news about the NFL labor showdown. "They are going to play," he said. "I don't know when they are going to play," but when they do, ESPN will be there. He didn't detail what kind of programming ESPN would air instead of the NFL in case of game cancellations.
Saying that "live is what matters," Skipper also pointed to strong live sports ratings gains and reiterated ESPN's interest in adding further live sports rights to its portfolio. The network recently bid for NHL rights, which went to NBC and Versus, and it is also expected to compete for Olympics rights with a focus on live broadcasts. While he didn't go into details on upcoming rights, he said with any rights bids "we are just trying to eke out a living" in a competitive space, joking that he had to read this carefully worded statement from the teleprompter.
Skipper on Tuesday also unveiled a new advertising approach, using a split screen, during the second halves of the 10 final NASCAR season stops, starting Sept. 18. "NASCAR NonStop" will show commercials on the left side of the screen while continuing to show the race on the right half. "You can't miss the ad, but you can't miss a moment of the action either," Skipper explained.
The ESPN upfront event was hosted by network personalities Michelle Beadle and Scott Van Pelt.
Among the executives and various personalities who were attending the event, actively participating in it or shown in video clips were Robert Iger, president and CEO of ESPN parent Walt Disney, George Bodenheimer, president, ESPN and ABC Sports, and co-chairman, Disney Media Networks, Eric Johnson, executive vp, multimedia sales, Saturday Night Live head writer and ESPY host Seth Meyers, pro skateboarder Tony Hawk, Kier Dillon, Winter X Games medalist and analyst, SportsCenter anchor Hannah Storm, Sean Bratches, executive vp, sales and marketing, Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews and The Laker Girls.
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Imagine the lonliness one would feel taking a cruise alone. I won a cruise and had no one to take it with.
The irony of my plate saying the word 'nothing' captured the social wierdness of the weeks free cruise. I was the onlyl person at my dining table that didn't order desert most evenings. The waiter, not wanting me to feel left out, brought me this plate for desert.
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Loving all of these. Nicely done Erwin
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Seems like you had a lot of fun doing these shots, unfortunately it looks like the guy on the right is resting with his fins on top of that table coral, it sort of ruins the otherwise cheery-pictures for me, even though it might not be the case and that it only looks like it (post 2, picture 1).
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Folks Good news to share, our own member & moderator Dinesh Asanka has been honoured with MVP award for this year (April cycle) and not to mention about my renewal too []. Dinesh, your work has been invaluable here and articles were helpful...keepup the good work.
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Thanks Guys for your kind words and help. (Sorry not answering this before this) I think Luis will get the award very soon!
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Splendid Cycles' Custom Primo EdgeRunner – What? Are we Crazy? Not so much.
We've had more than a few customers wondering, "What's up with Splendid Cycles' custom parts spec on EdgeRunner's? Why would I want a road crank set with only two chain rings?"
Good question! At first glance it might not make sense but if you think about the affect of the 20″ rear wheel on the gear range of the bike, it does make sense. If you're curious and like to get into the nitty gritty technical side of why it's sensible, read on.
Probably the most compelling feature on the EdgeRunner is the small 20" rear wheel. And we don't hesitate to go on record to say that the rear 20″ wheel is major advancement in the evolution of longtail cargo bikes. We can think of three advantages of the 20" rear wheel to call out:
1) A smaller rear wheel makes for a stronger and more rugged wheel…a feature very appropriate for a cargo bike. That smaller wheel also facilitates a tighter and stiffer rear triangle on the frame. That stronger wheel plus stiffer frame equals a better ride with less tail wag under load.
2) Lower center of gravity. With a smaller rear wheel, it is possible to set up the EdgeRunner with shortened rear V-rack tubes and thus dropping the height of the deck 4-6 inches lower than that of a comparable 26" rear wheel Xtracycle. This lower center of gravity has a tremendous effect on the handling characteristics of the bike when loaded-and is especially better with kids as the load because kids are always carried above the wheel, high on the bike.
3) Lower gear ratios with the smaller rear wheel. With a cargo bike, having low gears is a nice feature. What is especially nice is when running a rear wheel electric assist motor like the BionX, the smaller rear wheel must spin at a higher RPM to go the same speed as a BionX bike with a larger rear wheel. With the BionX on the EdgeRunner, you get quite a bit more climbing torque because of this. The reason is, electric motors like to spin and are more efficient at turning electricity into forward motion when spinning at higher rpms.
With that said, the 20" rear wheel can pose a problem with getting a BIG enough gear. That 20″ wheel (compared to a 26″ MTB or 700c road/hybrid wheel) drops the whole gear range on the bike substantially. Essentially, it would be comparable to riding everywhere in the granny gear of your mountain bike. Too low a gear range can mean that you're spinning your legs like a hamster in a hamster wheel while doing 17 mph on the flats and that's for hamsters, not humans!
So, you can see that the BIG issue with the EdgeRunner- at least in regards to gearing – is not if can we get low enough gears but, can we get big enough gears?
To address this challenge, four of Splendid Cycles' custom spec'd EdgeRunners will have optimized gearing – a gearing range set up to compensate for that small rear wheel. The two Shimano Alfine internal hub bikes (Value and Primo) will come spec'd with these optimized gears by running a 45 tooth front ring and an 18 tooth or 20 tooth cog on the rear. The two externally-geared Primo bikes with derailleurs (one with e-assist and one without)will have the optimized gears by running a Shimano Tiagra road crankset with a 53/39 tooth profile.
While a standard MTB drivetrain will get you the super low gears you desire on a cargo bike, on the EdgeRunner it fails to deliver in the mid to high range. Running the 39/53 tooth front rings with the 11-34 tooth ten-speed rear cassette gives us a very comfortable gear range of about 20 gear inches for your lowest gear (that's quite low!) and about 90 gear inches for your highest gear (yeah, you can pedal down some hills!). From a gear inch standpoint this is perfect for loaded bike riding like touring or cargo biking.
On a side note, in order to run a road crankset, our options are pretty limited. If you want higher quality, nice looking components, proper part compatibility and good shifting performance with a flat bar shifter, there just are not a lot of options. With our spec on the Primo bikes, we run the Shimano Tiagra group with flat bar shifters, front derailleur and crankset, and a Shimano Deore rear derailleur shifting a 10-speed 11-34-tooth cassette. This selection of parts gives us everything we need: proper gearing, elegant looks, a reasonable price, excellent shifting on both front and rear derailleur, and good durability because of the higher quality components.
That's why we do it. We think it's a sensible and attractive option for a very sensible and attractive Xtracycle EdgeRunner.
Come see for yourself….drop by and take a bike for a ride!
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Over by the window I have 2 tubs/baskets of easy readers for Little Bit. The carpet squares add a little softness, but I plan to put some pillows down here too in order to encourage reading. This might come in handy when she is waiting for me to finish with sister. Also, our DVD player is right there and they can lay on pillows while they watch their Math U See lesson.


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On the day that Sampras sweltered through five sets at the Australian Open, Iacuone completed victory in a five-day race and then revealed the secret of his success.
Munching a salad before the concluding hour-long stage, Iacuone decided to put the lettuce under his helmet. Its high water content would keep his head cooler, he reasoned after getting the idea from his Spanish team- mates.
Such Spanish practices would not defeat the other heat victim yesterday: the floodlights, which went out for over half an hour during Thomas Muster's match against Jim Courier.
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By Spencer . March 25, 2011 . 5:02pmToy Wars now has character parts based on the movie The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya. There are items to change your avatar into Haruhi, Haruhi in her Koyoen Academy uniform, Yuki Nagato, and Mikuru Asahina.


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Yes, I know we're missing Alpha V1.3. There's a reason for that! We have come so far since our previous release (around 6 months ago) that we've decided...
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Hard hitting funky and soulful third album from Ann Peebles. Produced by Willie Mitchell, Straight From The Heart packs quite a bit of emotion in to its regrettably short running time. It's a fantastic slice of Memphis soul and marks the point where Hi Records began to take over from rivals, Stax. Peebles was Hi's signature female artist, filling the pre-disco 70s with soul filled songs of love lost and taken. The songs are fierce and provocative, check "I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home Tonight," "Trouble, Heartaches & Sadness" (sampled by GZA's "Shadowboxing") and "I Pity The Fool" for a taste of what Peebles has to offer. Out of print for ages, original copies going for a pretty penny.
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Jeremy Glaser: For Morningstar, I'm Jeremy Glaser. With the continued unrest in North Africa and the Middle East, I thought I'd sit down with Eric Chenoweth--he is the director of energy for our equity research team here at Morningstar--to see what impact this could have on the oil markets and for U.S. investors specifically.
Eric, thanks for taking the time today.
Eric Chenoweth: Thanks for having me.
Glaser: So, I think what's on a lot of people's minds right now is probably Libya. It's the current hotspot. There is a lot of questions about their oil production, which has basically stopped. And we've seen oil prices rise pretty substantially. Could we talk a bit first about what Libya's role is in the global oil market? Are they a large player?
Chenoweth: So in Libya right now, we think, somewhere between half to three-quarters of production is offline. They produce about 1.8 million barrels a day; put that to an 88 million base on a daily basis. They export most of that. So about 1.5 million of those barrels are exported. The export market is considerably smaller, so the export market is about 20 million to 25 million barrels a day depending on global demand, so still a pretty small player even within the export market, but very important for Europe. European refineries rely a lot on their crude and also for some of their natural gas.
Glaser: So certainly it's significant, but it's not an enormous amount; it wouldn't justify some of the moves that we've seen in crude prices. What you think is driving that investor sentiment there?
Chenoweth: Well, I think it's more than just Libya and Egypt and the rest of North Africa. I think its fear of contagion. We have unrest in Bahrain, which shares a border with Saudi Arabia--Saudi Arabia being the cornerstone and the biggest player in the oil export market.
Glaser: So if this unrest moved to a country like Saudi Arabia, we really could see a significant impact on the amount of oil available for export?
Chenoweth: Absolutely.
Glaser: Now if we think about the supply/demand dynamics in the marketplace, there was rising demand for oil even before all of this happened. Do you think this has just been a perfect storm in terms of when some of this supply is coming offline?
Chenoweth: I think if we'd been experiencing this kind of supply shock a couple of years, it wouldn't have been nearly as impactful as it is now. As we moved into the back half of 2010, we started to break through some of those record demand levels that were set before the global recession in 2008, and that really put the supply-demand balance back into a spot where oil was moving up just based on those natural fundamentals, and now you layer on a supply shock and fears that there could be more supply shocks on top of that, and it leads to the environment we are in now.
Glaser: So we have, let's say, very high oil prices now, do you think that this is a permanent shock, that we're going to have to get used to these permanently higher levels? Or do you think that prices will start to drift back down to where we were before?
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A polymer is a high molecular-weight material, either synthetic or natural, that is composed of repeating units called monomers covalently bonded in a linear fashion. This definition rests largely upon the research of Hermann Staudinger, one of the founders of polymer science and the recipient of the 1953 Nobel Prize for chemistry. He led the fight to prove that molecules with molecular weights of over 5,000 existed. His intuitions were correct and he succeeded in proving his considerable opposition wrong.
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National performance director Michael Scott has been encouraged by the performances of the men at the British Swimming Championships in Sheffield.
The likes of Rebecca Adlington, Joanne Jackson, Gemma Spofforth, Francesca Halsall and Keri-Anne Payne have taken prominence in recent years but Scott believes there were encouraging signs at the competition at Ponds Forge which ended last night, pointing to Adam Brown and Roberto Pavoni, who both claimed national titles. "The females raised the bar and our job is to make the males go with them and we are starting to see that," said Scott.
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The plastic threaded collar from one of the dual element controllers broke and I replaced it (AP3873639 (316441801) - Control dual element). I replaced the connections in the exact locations of the original part and made certain that all connections were seated. After turning the breaker back on the burners all work fine. When I turn the oven on, however, I get an F20 error code and the oven and warmer will not function. I understand this is an EOC communications error but all of the connections appear to be well seated. Any other ideas about what I might try next? I have tried flipping the circuit breaker several times without success. Related Models |
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I would try the following. Often ribbon cable cnnections can look OK but still be a problem.
Unplug the unit Open it up Remove the ribbon cable from the keypad to the control board at the control board. Clean the edge connector. If it is the type where there is not a connector just the insulation is removed, it can be cleaned with a pencil eraser. Do not use an ink eraser as it is too abrasive. Check the tracks in the ribbon cable for hairline cracks. A magnifying glass helps here. Would not hurt to clean the connector on the board. Use electronics contact cleaner or isopropyl alcohol and a tooth brush. Be gentle and do not reconnect till all the solvent evaporates. Reconnect everything and give it a try.
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did you ever figure this problem out? As I have the same problem.
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I am afraid I have not had any luck yet.
I have now installed two burner control units and both have the same problem. When I install the original unit with the broken collar the oven works fine with no error. Out of desperation, I removed the control assembly from the original circuit board and replaced it with the assembly from one of the new circuit boards. Oddly, it will not turn the burner on. I have noticed that the new circuit boards are a different model that the original. I am beginning to think that there is a compatibility issue with the new circuit boards and the main control unit. I plan to check with Frigidaire next week about this possibility. I will post again if I have any luck and would appreciate hearing from you if you do so as well. Earl Kilgore Cumming, Iowa |
I'm replying under a new user name cause my original failed.
Anyway, I reset the breaker and that seemed to work for a few minutes. I pressed bake and everything was working and then it went to error code f 20. I too will call Frigidaire and try to talk to a person and re post. thanks for the info |
I did notice the different numbers and I believe we matched them up.What I think happened was when The dual element fell below the panel,a wire must have touched metal and caused the main board to short out.So that's what we replaced and has been working perfectly since.
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I have installed multilib support in my 64bit slackware 13.37 installation than I proceed it to install google earth from slackbuilds... and did ln -sf /lib/ld-linux.so.2 /lib/ld-lsb.so.3
Now when I try to run google earth I get: [ 760.092745] googleearth-bin[3647]: segfault at 984f7d31 ip 00000000984f7d31 sp 00000000ffbfe100 error 4 Any ideas? TIA. |
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google earth had issues with the open source drivers for a while. This might be that problem.
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Different problem then. Unfortunately, I don't have an answer. Do other 32-bit OpenGL applications work?
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Yes the android development package works just fine... "adb" which is a 32bit binary.
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Before work this morning I downloaded and installed the google earth slackbuild, ran the symlink command it suggests, and it works fine. I run slackware64 13.37 with multilib and the proprietary Nvidia drivers on a stock kernel. Is there anything you've done to customize your slackware beyond adding multilib support?
http://multilibpkg.sourceforge.net/ and http://compat32pkg.sourceforge.net/ |
Ok so I did:
cd /opt/GoogleEarth ln -s /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.2 libGL.so.1 and than LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT=1 googleearth And now it opens BUT terra is not displayed... :( I just get a black screen though the tools and the side panels show ok... I can even search and the popup comes up with the search but I get no graphic.... Also when I close it I get Another crash happened while handling crash! |
Since you're using the nvidia driver, you don't need to set LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT. Having said that, I don't expect unsetting it to make any difference since the nvidia driver ignores that variable, I believe.
Adam |
Without that I get the following: Google Earth has caught signal 11. We apologize for the inconvenience, but Google Earth has crashed. This is a bug in the program, and should never happen under normal circumstances. A bug report and debugging data have been written to this text file: /home/ffuentes/.googleearth/crashlogs/crashlog-4e0b5f0a.txt Please include this file if you submit a bug report to Google. |
If LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT is causing such a difference, I suspect that the libGL.so.1 file it's linking against is from mesa and not nvidia.
If you run Google Earth with 'LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose' set, do you get any extra lines of debugging information? Adam |
Here is what I get.
oscuridia@darkstar:~$ LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose |
Well, I can't be sure, but I'm still inclined to think that your 32-bit nvidia driver is not installed properly.
What's the output of 'strings /usr/lib/libGL.so.1.2 | grep -i LIBGL_DRIVERS_DIR' Adam |
LIBGL_DRIVERS_DIR root@darkstar:/opt/GoogleEarth# Mhhhhh is empty.... Maybe a bug on the nvidia installer? |
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They are available to any one that want's to buy them, the issue I guess is they are sold off a tool truck only. Most trucks are franchised and the owners don't cruise neighborhoods so if you don't work at a shop, procurement would be difficult I suppose. Many dealers have internet stores so you could shop like that I guess.
You will most likely experience sever sticker shock, but I tell you what, when you really use hand tools hard every day all day long, having a wrench or socket or ratchet that will not break under any sensible circumstance is worth the price, easily.
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Lovely light, Jane. I like that I can see his baby fuzz even in the highlighted areas. So peaceful. Happy Theme Day and Happy Birthday to your husband! #1232818Graham Robards 1/30/2010 6:57:15 AM
Beautiful Jane!
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absolutely precious Jane! Happy Theme Day #8342214Katarina Mansson 1/30/2010 9:38:38 AM
Soooo sweet and perfectly captured! HTD Jane! #8342243Les Rhoades 1/30/2010 9:56:14 AM
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So Cute! HTD! #8342423Mitch Spence 1/30/2010 11:59:36 AM
Beautiful light, as has been said, and skin tones, and gentle body forms molding together. Lovely, Jane. #8342463Jane Holestine 1/30/2010 12:20:13 PM
Thanks everyone! #8342503Leslie McLain 1/30/2010 12:41:31 PM
So sweet. Lovely light and comp. #8342550Chuck Bruton 1/30/2010 5:43:07 PM
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AWWWWW.... so very sweet!!! The peaceful slumber is beautifully captured! #8343265Jane Holestine 1/31/2010 5:28:56 AM
Thank you Leslie, Chuck and Susana. #8343869Nikki McDonald 2/7/2010 7:21:07 PM
Back to make this my favorite of your January entries, Jane. The lighting, detail, tones and pose are all as perfect as this beautiful child. #8364392Jane Holestine 2/7/2010 7:42:31 PM
Thanks, Nikki. #8364447Donna LaMattino Pagakis 2/7/2010 9:48:09 PM
A darling keepsake, a favorite for me Jane! #8364624Jane Holestine 2/8/2010 7:03:28 AM
thanks, Donna. #8365830Donna LaMattino Pagakis 2/19/2010 12:13:57 PM
Incredible Jane, you know I love this! Congratulations on your finalist!!! #8396283Mitch Spence 2/19/2010 1:40:50 PM
Ah good, Jane. Congratulations on the finalist. #8397042Graham Robards 3/27/2010 6:44:00 AM
Ah slumberland, so sweet, congratulations Jane. Pat #8486817for When He Wakes He Will Move Mountains
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Position in relation to the motorway and overall appeal
New,modern,clean facilities. None
Its location enabling us a stopover on our way between UK and Spain.The staff were very accomodating and extremely helpful.I would use the hotel again. The wind turbine located nearby was quite intrusive.
Very friendly staff. English spoken, good breakfast, secure parking. Good restaurant nearby recommended by hotel.
We chose this hotel to see the intriguing monuments in the Bardenas Reales Natural Park nearby. It was very clean and comfortable and the staff were very helpful and friendly (the manager even guided us in by phone when I called to say our GPS had taken us to the wrong destination). We had dinner at WOK (next door) and found their buffet to be fresh and exceptional value with a cook to order section presenting raw meats, vegetables and seafood.
The small business hotel is up to a normal standard. Room are quite spacious in its category and the room facility are quite good. We also love the shower. The town is in the middle of Rioja and Zaragoza so may be nice as a stop in between. Staff are quite nice too. We saw a rat walked out from the kitchen when we were having breakfast!
No Evening Meals but good cafe close no staff meamber could speak any English and difficult to find
Excellent service, great staff.
Very comfortable hotel, modern design. Free sauna. Good breakfast. Private parking. Restaurants, bowling allies and cinema near by. Ideal to visit the Bardenas Reales. nothing.
The staff were very friendly and helpful but they spoke little english so could be a problem if you spoke no spanish at all. The bedroom was spotless as was the reception areas Only issue was the hotel was too far out from the city and there were no buses to take you into town, Driving was the only option. The impression that the website gives is that you can walk, It would take 30 to 60 minuets depending on fitness
Restraunt was closed Food at other in house source was limited
With proper directions easy to find, easy to park and modern facility hotel In the middle of nowhere. Dinner and Breakfast facilities in gas-station only and extremely poor. Only close or within a small city the price is justifyable
The freindlyness and helpfullness of the staff. The rooms were quite small and boxey
The food in the Scottish bar! The no smoking signs were completely ignored by the staff and customers in the Scottish Bar!! Very unpleasant.
Very good hotel.Comfortable,spacious room.Excellent buffet breakfast at very reasonable price. Good cafeteria and bar facilities also. Very short distance to town centre Minor complaint was the wash-hand basin in bathroom, it was ridiculously shallow. Impossible to wash or shave without drenching the floor
Rooms were very good, staff very helpful
reasonably priced, good breakfast and friendly staff.
Good value for money,though the rooms are becoming a bit tatty and dated.
The staff was exceptional in all aspects. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The location allowed us to tour the downtown without the headache of traffic and narrow roads. Great center square.
Clean and comfortable, smart new hotel, with excellent basement bar, and a nice sun terrace, if you can persuade the staff to let you out onto it Cafe beside reception was smoky and unappealing, downstairs bar was much better but only opened at 19:00. The sun-terrace was great, but the staff seemed reluctant to let us use it when we first asked, which seemed odd.
great location, nice concept, healthy breakfast do not take a room in the main building (ask a separate "container room") as noise insulation is really poor across rooms, price too high for what you get (I assume you pay originality of concept), restaurant not really impressive, all great rooms not available due to photo shooting
Everything - environment, room, food, swimming pool, etc Serving of breakfast started quiet late for business people
Great design and well-intentioned, if slightly amateur service, but as as often happens with great design, it is not wearing well. On the other hand, seriously over-priced for the quality. Nothing awful about the place, but we won't be going back.
Wonderful architecture and facilities and of course location. Do not order food on a Monday evening. Very poor value for money. Fairly mediocre breakfast. At the price we paid one sould expect something a little 'special'.
The rooms with views over the national park, the design and architecture of the hotel. Good food - and dinner a little earlier this year than on our prvious visit which we appreciated Bathrooms are beautiful but impractical!
design, view
Truely unusual hotel, set in the middle of nowhere; the best description one could give is that it is like a luxurious moon base. Amazing rooms, especially if you book one with a private bath in your own private garden. Did not get chance to sample the food but if the rest of the hotel is anything to go by it too would be truely outstanding. If you want a really memorable stay, I could not recommend a more suitable hotel Nothing
Breakfast is excellent. It was an unforgetable stay!!! The swimming pool was out of service.
The very special ambiente and the friendly service We arrived when it was dark. Not easy to find.
Relaxing. Nature. Friendly Staff. The modern Design of the hotel. Location. 200 meters far, they have modern windmills for electrical power. Why they didn't connect that hotel to this? They need Diesel engines for the energy, that's why is so expensive.
The hotel was a midway stopping point on our way to Barcelona, it was situated in a quiet square, easy to find and the recepionist was friendly. We were shown a secure parking area for the motorbike. We arrived on a Monday evening approximately 18.00 and could not find anywhere to have a meal, the hotel offered no refreshments. The town in spite of asking frequently did not appear to have a resturant which was open between 19.00 - 21.30 on that night. We were charged a car sized parking space for a motorbike.
The staff wher extremely helpful, the room was fantastic a large sleeping area with an enormous bathroom, we are only sad we satyed one night
Location in the city
The hotel is located on a corner of a nice square and there are a few tables in front of the hotel/restaurant where you can sit to drink and/or eat. The value for money is good but its a simple 3 star hotel - not more. The insulation of the rooms. I only found parking spots reserved for local residents (there is a parking suposed to be not to far, but I couldn' find it)
Excellent location near the old town with very good amenities. Staff wre wlcoming and helpful. We hope to visit again.
location of the hotel is near old town center which is beautiful and interesting historically.Hotel itself beautifully restaured and rooms luxuriously but discreet.Staff attentive and professional. No.
the beautiful hotel and hotelroon, good location, friendly people
In our room the airconditioning was out of order, but the staff was helpfull in getting is another room. The minibar is for free and not only filled with water! On Sundays almost all restaurants are closed in Tudela as well as the restaurant of the hotel.
The complementary refreshments and the coffee was very plesant. The staff were also kind enought to re-open the section after hours when we requested. The water controls for the showers were terrible. The water were alternately hot and cold even though we did not adjust the temperature settings during the shower. My friends in the other rooms faced the same problem.
A comfortable, friendly hotel in the heart of the old town. Well worth a trip.
we stayed overnight at this hotel, the facilities very good, hotel was clean and extremely comfrotable. the location was fantastic situated in the centre of the town. Although there is no bar, the hotel provided completementary drinks, in the lounge area and free mini bar. we found the staff to be very helpful and polite. we would stay at this hotel again. nothing negative to coment.
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, it was a festival weekend, so the dinning room was full, so we asked for a sandwich in the bar, which was served beautifully and quickly. Lovely building, gorgeous room with huge balcony and lovely bathrooms. Really enjoyed the stay. nothing
close to the cathedral
Proximity to center. Class and design, quiet. A real delight
staff polite and helpfull. room clean and modern.
Our room was spacious and very comfortable. The little patio was lovely to sit in at the end of a tiring day driving. This hotel is perfect for an overnight stop when driving across Spain. All the staff were lovely too and being to be able to park for free in a secure parking area was an added bonus. We opted to pay for breakfast in the bar attached and although it was adequate (individually wrapped croissants and cake with coffee) and the bar staff very nice, it wasn't worth 5 Euros.
modern and nice. it was a bit cold (because of the season) but we ask for a blanket and everything was correct.
Room size and en suite Internet access did not work, in addition there were no instructions supplied. Restaurant was not open. Breakfast was tiny - a cup of coffee and a pastry?croissant.
The staff were very good and efficient - hotel very clean and a decent range of menus with fair prices It would benefit from more signage and directions from the towm centre


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Minority workers got more computer and mathematical jobs during the 1990s, according to a preliminary analysis of Census 2000 occupational data. Women, however, saw their share of IT occupations drop.
Those demographic changes could affect the affirmative action plans of federal contractors and subcontractors, who must adjust their hiring goals based on the labor pool for their metropolitan areas.
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The institute divided those jobs into 22 summary groups to study diversity trends at the national level. Most IT jobs are in the group titled computer and mathematical operations. Minorities made their second biggest gain in this group, second only to the category of farming, fishing and forestry, where their ranks rose by 17.3 percent during the 1990s.
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Women held 30 percent of the computer and mathematical jobs in 2000, down from 32.3 percent 10 years earlier. The drop contrasted with a 103 percent increase in the total number of IT jobs during the 1990s. Women made gains in some IT categories and losses in others.
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Of all broad occupational categories, computer and mathematical jobs increased the most between 1990 and 2000, according to Peopleclick's analysis. Employment of network and systems administrators went up 515 percent, while database administrator jobs soared by a whopping 1,773 percent.
Because the dot-com bust followed Census 2000, however, many of the technology jobs listed in the EEO tabulation may no longer exist, said Lisa Grant Harpe, a Peopleclick industrial psychologist. Nevertheless, Census 2000 listed many job categories that didn't exist in 1990.
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Please forgive me if my answer does not make sense. I do not have a formal education on this matters. If you are refering to the Page File for the virtual memory, I have tried both scenareos. In the same particion of the Drive and in a different one. No chages occured, Situation remained the same. Along with the Avg. Disk Queue Length counter, I have also monitored the following: Avg. Disk Sec/Read : min. 0 | max. 0.012 | avg. 0.006 Avg. Disk Sec/write: min. 0 | max.0.036 | avg. 0.008 Page Splits/sec: min. 0 | max. 37.0 | avg.1.298 Avg. Disk Write Queue Length: min. 0 | max. 1.384 | avg. 0.234 Paging File Object:: %Usage: all 1.131 Hope this help you to help me thanks.
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GL Fawcett, M Raveendran, D Rio Deiros, D Chen, F Yu, RA Harris, Y Ren, DM Muzny, J Reid, DA Wheeler, KC Worley, S Shelton, NH Kalin, A Milosavljevic, R Gibbs, J Rogers
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GL Fawcett, M Raveendran, D Rio Deiros, D Chen, F Yu, RA Harris, Y Ren, DM Muzny, J Reid, DA Wheeler, KC Worley, S Shelton, NH Kalin, A Milosavljevic, R Gibbs, J Rogers. (2011). Characterization of single-nucleotide variation in Indian-origin Rhesus Macaques (Macaca mulatta). BMC Genomics. 12:311. ABSTRACTBackgroundRhesus macaques are the most widely utilized nonhuman primate model in biomedical research. Previous efforts have validated fewer than 900 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in this species, which limits opportunities for genetic studies related to health and disease. Extensive information about SNPs and other genetic variation in rhesus macaques would facilitate valuable genetic analyses, as well as provide markers for genome-wide linkage analysis and the genetic management of captive breeding colonies. ResultsWe used the available rhesus macaque draft genome sequence, new sequence data from unrelated individuals and existing published sequence data to create a genome-wide SNP resource for Indian-origin rhesus monkeys. The original reference animal and two additional Indian-origin individuals were resequenced to low coverage using SOLiD™ sequencing. We then used three strategies to validate SNPs: comparison of potential SNPs found in the same individual using two different sequencing chemistries, and comparison of potential SNPs in different individuals identified with either the same or different sequencing chemistries. Our approach validated approximately 3 million SNPs distributed across the genome. Preliminary analysis of SNP annotations suggests that a substantial number of these macaque SNPs may have functional effects. More than 700 non-synonymous SNPs were scored by Polyphen-2 as either possibly or probably damaging to protein function and these variants now constitute potential models for studying functional genetic variation relevant to human physiology and disease. ConclusionsResequencing of a small number of animals identified greater than 3
million SNPs. This provides a significant new information resource for
rhesus macaques, an important research animal. The data also suggests
that overall genetic variation is high in this species. We identified
many potentially damaging non-synonymous coding SNPs, providing new
opportunities to identify rhesus models for human disease.
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Daniel Jarque, the captain of La Liga side Espanyol, died on Saturday night at the age of 26. The midfielder's heart stopped following a training session in Coverciano, Italy, where the squad are on a pre-season camp. Reports suggest Jarque was on the phone to his fiancée – who is eight months pregnant – at the time and she alerted two of his team-mates, who raced to his hotel room.
Club doctors and Italian paramedics tried to revive Jarque without success. An autopsy is to be carried out in Italy before his body is returned to Spain.
The Espanyol director German de la Cruz said: "As it is the beginning of the season, the first thing that happens is that every player does an exhaustive medical. Dani never showed even the slightest sign that would make you think something as unfortunate as this could happen."
The Real Madrid captain, Raul, paid tribute to Jarque. He said: "We want to give encouragement to all the Espanyol family at such a hard time, which has left us all filled with dismay and pain. Such a young lad, a great professional and sportsman, who suffered this has left us all very hurt. From here our most sincere sympathies."
The Real coach Manuel Pellegrini added: "It is news that you wish wasn't true. It's terrible, it already happened a couple of years ago to Seville [Antonio Puerta, 22, died of heart failure after collapsing during a Spanish league game] and the truth is these things have an impact."
Jarque joined Espanyol as 12-year-old, making his debut in 2002, and was handed the captaincy this summer. Former Espanyol coach Ramon Moya, who handed Jarque his debut against Rayo Vallecano, was deeply shocked. "I feel like I have lost a son," he said. "Jarque was a footballer, but he was also my friend. It was as if he was family."
Espanyol, who had been due to play Bologna in a friendly yesterday, suspended their pre-season tour of Italy and flew back to Barcelona.
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Welcome to the website for the Colorado County Attorney's Association.
Our Association is dedicated to enhancing legal services provided to counties in a variety of ways and we encourage your participation to make our efforts even more fun and effective. Our main emphasis continues to include our summer and fall conferences, which present materials that are relevant to counties in a congenial and cost effective way. Our next conference is November 17 and 18 at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado Springs. After this year, the fall conference will move to Fort Collins for 2017 and 2018.
We also continue to enhance our services to county attorneys with our Listserv and the opportunity to share experiences and work productit provides, and to assist the community with our provision of information on pro bono services our members offer.
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In the guide you followed to install priiloader should have the hacks.ini available to download.
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Preloader/hacks - WiiBrew
Copy/paste into notepad and name hacks.ini.
There is no hacks_hash.ini folder when I downloaded the priiloader. I am wanting to stop updates and priiloader is there but I can't find how to load the hacks...thank you for any help. The Glee game we bought my daughter for Christmas is turning out to be a HUGE mistake!
In the guide you followed to install priiloader should have the hacks.ini available to download.
If not
Preloader/hacks - WiiBrew
Copy/paste into notepad and name hacks.ini.
ok I have done that and placed it on the root of my SD card. It will show up in the priiloader on my WAD manager, but when I try to access priiloader like I am supposed to (holding the reset button) and I go to the hacks menu it tells me nothing is loaded. In the WAD manager I enabled the option to stop updates, but it doesn't look like it worked through there as the system menu still shows an update is due.
LoL to funny. Anyway, Your supposed to put the hash_hacks.ini on the root of your SD card when you install priiloader so that all the hacks get installed. Maybe thats what you forgot to do & why you have no hacks in the system menu hacks section of priiloader. Ill find the thread here at wiihacks for priiloader 0.6 so that you can reinstall priiloader along with the hash_hacks.ini ok.
BTW you dont block update in wad manager lol.
EDIT: here you go Priiloader 0.6 & hack_hash.ini.rar Place the priiloader folder in the apps folder on your SD card & place the hash_hacks.ini on the root of your SD card. Load priiloader from the homebrew channel & wait for it to start up, then once it has loaded press + & A together so that it updates/installs the latest version of priiloader. Make sure the hash_hacks.ini is on the root (SD:/>>Here<<) of your SD card & the priiloader folder is in the apps folder.
If done correctly you will have the latest priiloader & all the system menu hacks & what not. Hope this helps.
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The Leatherman Juice C2 is an extremely handy little devil with all new textured anodized aluminum handles - now available in both Granite and Sunrise. A true Leatherman, the C2 is well equipped with pliers, wire cutters, and four screwdrivers. The Juice C2 is the slimmest of the Juice models, but still has a corkscrew, so even those who travel lightest can enjoy the finer things in life.
A die cast pinching tool for holding or manipulating materials.
Bypassing cutting blades ideal for cutting hard wire.
420 HC stainless steel bypass cutting blades, meant for cutting regular-gauge wire.
A knife crafted from 420HC, a high-carbon stainless steel that is corrosion resistant and can be easily maintained.
A lever/punch style tool to assist in opening canned goods, perfect for camping or in survival situations. The blade on this tool has been ground in a way that it pushes the cut metal into the rim, keeping sharp edges from cutting the user as the can is handled.
A tool that allows the user to pop the top on a favorite beverage.
A stainless steel helix tool with a handy arm that extends to brace against the lip of the bottle for leverage when removing a cork.
Created originally by Henry F. Phillips, this screwdriver is for use on Phillips head screws.
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Formed in 1988 the group Airborne looks now back on 20 years of recordings, jazz festivals, gigs, the whole ups and downs of being musicians. Based in
The celebration of the 20th anniversary is a good opportunity to see at a glance their previous work. The group started with Take Off in 1990, followed by Across The Sky (1995), Lifetones (1999), Heavy Vibes (2004) and Turbulence (2007). The new album Winds of Change (2008) follows a special concept and impetus:
"Projects for Global Warming, Hunger, Natural Disasters, New Energy Resources, and Economical Distress have been created. All these concerns and factors have stressed our earth to its boiling point. The time is now for change. Without prejudice we must all stand together to achieve peace and global unity to take on this difficult task.
We must reach out our hands to the world. We can make this earth a better place to live. No matter what faith, race, color, or wealth you have. We are all children of this world. Help save our planet and its children! Reach out your hand and ride the Winds of Change!"
With this impetus in mind Airborne sees Better Days Ahead. Starting with relaxed guitar loops in the style of The Chic Thomas Borino soon showcases his piano skills. The uplifting Winds Of Change is featuring comprehensible and audible the flute. The melody is taken over by Thomas' piano. Gregory Borino's horn arrangement as supporting background is superb and just in the point.
It's a constant part of the repertoire of many live bands. Bossa Nova à la Brazilian Praise. And some Calypso à la Calypso Night isn't bad too. This captivating tune will push you to the dance floor.
Gregory's acoustic guitar delivers Spanish flavor in Spanish Guitar, while the original character is changed by the massive sax placement.
We drive further with Magic In The City. While the main melody is performed by Thomas Sasone on flute Thomas Borino sets accents with his furious piano play.
The provocative title Just One Night turns out as smooth ballade featuring Sansone's soprano sax. All Tied Up is another significant example for the perfect interplay of all musicians.
Rising Higher reminds of the British group Shakatak. There are certain similarities between both groups. The album is finished with a reprise of the title song. The reprise is a collage of recordings of famous contemporaries and the final message of the group.


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text: FBI Agent Playset—For Teaching Kids That the Most Important Part of Law Enforcement Involves Beatings and RestraintsAndrew Tarantola12/06/11 2:40amFiled to: WtfToysGunsBatonsFbiKids67EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink It's funny, when I was a kid there was a huge move away from realistic toy guns—and playing "guns" in general. Now apparently the pendulum has swung back: you can buy your kid a 15-plus-inch toy baton and handcuffs for playing "FBI." Advertisement Granted, in addition to the baton and cuffs, the playset also includes a FBI cap and ID card so the "persons of interest" (I'm assuming they're the "robbers" to the FBI's "cops") will know who's wailing on them with an extendable plastic stick, a cloth tac/flak vest—presumably for when your lil' fed is ambushed by other kids with "guns." Up next, My First Secret Extradition Kit. [BoingBoing]Reply67 repliesLeave a reply


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Super Bowl XLVII by college teams: Miami leads the way
49ers running back Frank Gore and Ravens safety Ed Reed lead a crew of Miami Hurricanes in Super Bowl 47. (US Presswire) |
The Super Bowl unites football fans everywhere, and one common question that seems to come up at every gathering for the big event is, "Now where did he play again?"
We have broken down the active rosters from the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers to see which college programs will have the most representatives in New Orleans for the big game.
With headliners like Frank Gore, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Bryant McKinnie -- 27 Pro Bowls combined -- it should come as no surprise that Miami is at the top of the list with five players on the combined 53-man rosters. Marshall, Ohio State, Oregon, Texas and Utah fall just behind The U with four players each.
As far as conferences go, the SEC leads the way with 23 players while not having any schools in the top six of the list below. The ACC and Big Ten each has 19 players in the Super Bowl based on 2012's membership, getting a boost from Miami and Ohio State, respectively.
Miami (5)
Baltimore LB Ray Lewis, OT Bryant McKinnie, S Ed Reed; San Francisco LB Tavares Gooden, RB Frank Gore
Marshall (4)
Baltimore CB Omar Brown, LB Albert McClellan; San Francisco: WR Randy Moss, S C.J. Spillman
Ohio State (4)
San Francisco G/T Alex Boone, WR Tedd Ginn Jr., LB Larry Grahnt, S Donte Whitner
Baltimore Ravens TE Ed Dickson at Oregon.(US Presswire) |
Oregon (4)
Baltimore TE Ed Dickson, DT Haloti Ngata; San Francisco RB LaMichael James, FB/DT Will Tukuafu
Texas (4)
Baltimore CB Chykie Brown, K Justin Tucker; San Francisco CB Tarell Brown, OG Leonard Davis
Utah (4)
Baltimore NT Ma'ake Kemoeatu, OLB Paul Kruger, WR David Reed; San Francisco QB Alex Smith
Alabama (2)
Baltimore NT Terrance Cody, OLB Courtney Upshaw
Arizona State (2)
Baltimore OLB Terrell Suggs, San Francisco TE/LS Brian Jennings
Auburn (2)
Baltimore LB Josh Bynes, San Francisco CB Carlos Rogers
Delaware (2)
Baltimore QB Jeo Flacco, G/C Gino Gradkowski
Florida (2)
Baltimore WR Deonte Thompson; San Francisco DT Ray McDonald
Georgia (2)
Baltimore IlB Dennell Ellerbe, DE DeAngelo Tyson
Iowa (2)
Baltimore S Sean Considine, G/T Marshal Yanda
Louisville (2)
Baltimore DB Chris Johnson; San Francisco K David Akers
Maryland (2)
Baltimore WR Torrey Smith, San Francisco TE Vernon Davis
Michigan State (2)
San Francisco TE Garrett Celek, S Trenton Robinson
Ole Miss (2)
Baltimore OT Michael Oher, San Francisco LB Patrick Willis
Mississippi State (2)
Baltimore DE Pernell McPhee; San Francisco RB Anthony Dixon
Before San Francisco, Aldon Smith terrorized QB's at Missouri. (US Presswire) |
Missouri (2)
San Francisco LB Aldon Smith, DT Justin Smith
Oklahoma State (2)
Baltimore TE Billy Bajema; San Francisco DB Perrish Cox
Rutgers (2)
Baltimore RB Ray Rice; San Francisco OT Anthony Davis
Texas Tech (2)
San Francisco WR Michael Crabtree, S Darcel McBath
Virginia (2)
San Francisco LB Ahmad Brooks, LB Cam Johnson
Washburn (2)
Baltimore CB Cary Williams; San Francisco LB Michael Wilhoite
Air Force (1)
San Francisco WR Chad Hall
Appalachian State (1)
San Francisco OG Daniel Kilgore
Arkansas (1)
Baltimore OG Bobbie Williams
Arkansas State (1)
Baltimore DT Bryan Hall
Belhaven (1)
San Francisco DB Tramaine Brock
Baltimore TE Dennis Pitta
Cal Poly (1)
Baltimore CB Asa Jackson
Central Florida (1)
San Francisco FB Bruce Miller
Central Michigan (1)
San Francisco OT Joe Staley
Central Missouri (1)
San Francisco TE Delanie Walker
Colorado (1)
Baltimore Jimmy Smith
Colorado State (1)
San Francisco LB Clark Haggans
East Carolina (1)
Baltimore FB Vonta Leach
Florida State (1)
Baltimore WR Anquan Boldin
Georgia Tech (1)
Baltimore RB Anthony Allen
Harvard (1)
Baltimore C Matt Birk
Hawaii (1)
San Francisco DT Isaac Sopoaga
Idaho (1)
San Francisco OG Mike Iupati
Illinois (1)
San Francisco WR A.J. Jenkins
Indiana (1)
Baltimore WR Tandon Doss
Iowa State (1)
Baltimore G/T Kelechi Osemele
Lane (1)
Baltimore WR Jacoby Jones
San Francisco DT Ricky Jean Francois
UMass (1)
Baltimore SS James Ihedigbo
Michigan (1)
San Francisco C Jonathan Goodwin
Morehouse (1)
Baltimore OT Ramon Harewood
Nebraska (1)
Baltimore P Sam Kock
Two-time WAC Offensive Player of the Year Colin Kaepernick.(US Presswire) |
Nevada (1)
San Francisco QB Colin Kaepernick
New Hampshire (1)
Baltimore CB Core Graham
Notre Dame (1)
San Francisco DT Ian Williams
Penn State (1)
San Francisco LB NaVorro Bowman
Pittsburgh (1)
San Francisco P Andy Lee
Prairie View A&M (1)
Baltimore OLB Adrian Hamilton
Purdue (1)
Baltimore S Bernard Pollard
South Carolina (1)
San Francisco CB Chris Culliver
Southern Illinois (1)
San Francisco RB Jewel Hampton
Syracuse (1)
Baltimore DE Arthur Jones
Temple (1)
Baltimore RB Bernard Pierce
Tennessee (1)
Baltimore LS Morgan Cox
Texas A&M (1)
San Francisco DT Tony Jerod-Eddie
Baltimore LB Brandon Ayanbadejo
Virginia Tech (1)
Baltimore QB Tyrod Taylor
Wake Forest (1)
San Francisco OG Joe Looney
Washington (1)
San Francisco S Dashon Goldson
Wisconsin (1)
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