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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:26 pm
Post subject: REVIS IS GONE MOCK OF THE YEAR -NOSTRADAMUS EDITION 7 ROUNDS
No one is a bigger Darrelle Revis supporter than me. He is the best CB and one of the best defensive players in the game today. It looks like the Jets are ready to move on from Revis' contract demands. I find it a big mistake but after 30 years of being a Jets fan, I am used to Jets management making bone-headed decisions. Therefore I included a trade of Revis which will effect the draft.
UPDATE (Post Combine):
After the Jets combine press conference nothing has convinced me the Jets will not trade Revis. SIGH. Therefore, my updated mock has another Revis trade. The Jets originally had a deal worked out with the Seattle Seahawks but when Revis went to Seattle to work out a new contract he ran into Richard Sherman and got into a brawl which spilled out into the parking lot. No one was hurt in the incident. Video to be posted later. Seattle nixed the deal. As a result the Jets was able to work a deal with the Minnesota Vikings I added two more rounds and free agent signing to help fill team needs.NIXED.
UPDATE (Post Alex Smith trade)
The ridiculous trade of Alex Smith going to the Kansas City changes the top of my previous mock draft. Revis continues to be trouble. After getting into a fight with San Franciscos Richard Sherman, Revis goes to Minnesota to try to work out a deal with the Vikings. However, Miinnesota has a major snow storm and Revis decides it is too cold to play here long team and refuses to agree to a long deal. DEAL NIXED. ARGHHH!!! Now the Jets go to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a promising deal.
UPDATE ( Pre-Free Agency)
I made corrections and added a 4th round.
UPDATE (Rumor mill)
Making my final update before free agency begins. I am hearing Buffalo is high on Ryan Nassib so I doubt they trade up for Geno Smith but there is a lot of misinformation going on so you will never know. I am determined to get Mark Sanchez off the Jets so I made another trade which could be a more realistic option, maybe. I still like the Revis deal to Tampa Bay. I just will take away the 2014 second pick to make it a more realistic deal for the best CB in the game coming off an injury.
UPDATE (FREEAGENCY Thru 3/15)
Time to put out a new mock after the first few days of free agency.In this mock I decided to make my draft decisions based on the real signings occurring instead of the hypothetical signings. I still think Revis will be traded to Tampa Bay so my predicted trade still remains in play.
Now that the most of the majority of free agents have signed with teams and the real Revis trade is about to go through it is time to put out the latest update to my Revis is Gone Mock.
With the Revis trade finally going thru it is time to put out my final mock draft a day before the draft begins. I looked into the future and saw the numerous moves teams made throughout the draft. I give the Jets an A for the moves they made in re-building the team. ENJOY!!!!
Pre-draft trades
Some pre-draft trades which can make a difference in how the teams draft.
Jets trade Darrell Revis to Tampa Bay Buccaneers for pick #13 and 2014 third round pick. Tampa Bay signs Revis to 6-year 96mil non-guaranteed contract
2. 49ers trade Alex Smith to the Kansas City Chiefs for a 2013 second-round pick and a conditional pick in the 2014 draft.
3. Vikings trade WR Percy Harvin to Seahawks for a 2013 first-round pick (#25), 2013 seventh-rounder, and a middle-round pick in 2014
4. Ravens trade Antoine Bolden to the 49ers for a 6th round pick.
5. Bucanneers trade WR Arrelious Benn and a 2013 seventh-round pick to Eagles for Philadelphia's 2013 sixth-round pick and a 2014 conditional pick.
6. Cardinals acquired QB Carson Palmer and a 2013 seventh-round pick from the Raiders in exchange for a 2013 sixth-round pick and a conditional seventh-round pick in 2014.
7. Raiders acquired QB Matt Flynn from the Seahawks in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick in 2014 and a "conditional" late-round pick in 2015.
49ers acquired QB Colt McCoy and a 2013 sixth-round pick from the Browns in exchange for 2013 fifth- and seventh-round draft picks.
Free Agent signings thru 4-9
*A few of the current free agent signings which could make a difference in how a team drafts.
QB Tim Tebow becomes a June 1st cap casualty and signs with Nease High School to be their QB coach.
Arizona Cardinals
RB RashardMendanhall
CB Antoine Cason
Atlanta Falcons
TE Tony Gonzalez returns
S William Moore
RB Stephen Jackson
DE OsiUmenyiora
Baltimore Ravens
DE/OLB Elvis Dumervil
ILB Rolando McClain
Buffalo Bills
QB Kevin Kolb
LB Manny Lawson
Carolina Panthers
WR/KR Ted Ginn
WR DomenikHixon
CB Drayton Florence
Chicago Bears
DT Henry Melton franchised
TE Martellus Bennett
LT JermonBushrod
LB D.J. Williams
OG Matt Slauson
Cincinnati Bengals
DE Michael Johnson franchised
LB James Harrison
Cleveland Browns
LB Paul Kruger
LB Quentin Groves
Dallas Cowboys
DE Anthony Spencer franchised
Denver Broncos
WR Wes Welker
LG Louis Vasquez
Detroit Lions
RB Reggie Bush
S Glover Quin
FS Louis Delmas resigned
Green Bay Packers
Houston Texans
S Ed Reed
OT Ryan Harris
Indianapolis Colts
RT GosderCherilus
OG Donald Thomas
S Laron Landry
Jacksonville Jaguars
RB Justin Forsett
Kansas City Chiefs
LT Branden Albert franchised
CB Sean Smith
DL MIkeDevito
WR Dwayne Bowe
WR Donnie Avery
RG Geoff Schwartz
Miami Dolphins
WR Brian Hartline resigned
WR Mike Wallace
WR Brandon Gibson
LB Dannelle Ellerbe
TE Dustin Keller
CB Brent Grimes
Minnesota Vikings
RT Phil Loadholt
New England Patriots
WR Danny Amendola
SS Adrian Wilson
CBKyle Arrington
CB AqibTalib
RT Sebastian Vollmer
New Orleans Saints
LB Victor Butler
TE Benjamin Watson
New York Giants
LT Will Beatty
DT Cullen Jenkins
TE Brandon Myers
New York Jets
QB David Garrad
OG Willie Colon
RB Mike Goodson
OLB Antawn Barnes
S Dawan Landry
Oakland Raiders
QB Matt Flynn
Philadelphia Eagles
LB Connor Barwin
FS Kenny Phillips
SS Pat Chung
CB Cary Williams
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis Rams
TE Jared Cook
LT Jake Long
San Diego Chargers
T King Dunlap
CB Derek Cox
RB Danny Woodhead
San Francisco 49ers
DL Glenn Dorsey
S Craig Dahl
CB NnamdiAsomugha
Seattle Seahawks
DE Cliff Avril
DE Michael Bennett
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
S DashonGoldson
WR Kevin Ogletree
Tennessee Titans
RB Shonn Greene
TE Delanie Walker
LG Andy Levitre
SS George Wilson
SS Bernard Pollard
Washington Redskins
RT Jeremy Trueblood
CB DeAngelo Hall
Round 1
1. Kansas City Chiefs -
LukeJoeckel LT, Texas A&M
2. Jacksonville Jaguars -
Eric Fisher LT, Central Michigan
3. Oakland Raiders -
Sharrif Floyd DT, Florida
4. Philadelphia Eagles -
Lane Johnson LT, Oklahoma
5. Detroit Lions -
Ezekiel Ansah DE, Brigham Young
Browns trade #6 to San Diego Chargers for #11 and #45
6. San Diego Chargers via CLE
Dion Jordan OLB, Oregon
7. Arizona Cardinals -
Dee Milliner CB , Alabama
8. Buffalo Bills -
Jonathan Cooper OG , North Carolina
9. New York Jets -
Chance Warmack OG, Alabama
10. Tennessee Titans -
Star Lotulelei DT, Utah
Cleveland Browns -
Geno Smith QB, West Virginia
12. Miami Dolphins
Cordarrelle Patterson WR , Tennessee
Jets trade #13 to Cincinnati Bengals for #21 and #53
13. Cincinnati Bengals via NYJ via TB
Barkevious Mingo OLB, LSU
14. Carolina Panthers
Tavon Austin WR, West Virgina
15. New Orleans Saints
Jarvis Jones OLB , Georgia
16. St. Louis Rams -
DeAndre Hopkins WR, Clemson
Steelers trade #17 to 49ers for #31 , #61, 4th round (SF), 5th round (IND)
17. San Francisco 49ers via PIT -
Kenny Vaccaro FS , Texas
18. Dallas Cowboys -
Sheldon Richardson DT, Missouri
19. New York Giants
D.J. Fluker RT, Alabama
Bears trade #25 to Bills for #41 , #71, and 2014 3rd round pick
Buffalo Bills via CHI -
Ryan Nassib QB , Syracuse
New York Jets
Tyler Eifert TE, Notre Dame
22. St. Louis Rams via WAS -
Alex Olgtree LB, Georgia
23. Minnesota Vikings -
Manti Te'o LB, Notre Dame
24. Indianapolis Colts -
Bjoern Werner OLB , Florida State
25. Minnesota Vikings -
Desmond Trufant CB, Washington
26. Green Bay Packers
Menelik Watson OT, Florida State
27. Houston Texans -
Keenan Allen WR, California
28. Denver Broncos -
Xavier Rhodes CB, Florida State
Patriots trade #29 to Cardinals for #38 and 2014 3rd round pick
Arizona Cardinals via NE
Kyle Long OT, Oregon
Falcons trade #30 to Eagles for 2014 3rd round pick
E.J Manuel QB, Florida State
Pittsburgh Steelers via SF -
Sylvester Williams DL, North Carolina
32.Baltimore Ravens-
Jonathan Cyprien S, Florida International
33 Jacksonville -
Matt Barkley QB, USC
34 San Francisco 49ers via KC
Robert Woods WR, USC
Atlanta Falcons via PHI -
Jamar Taylor CB, Boise State
36 Detroit
D.J. Hayden CB, Houston
37 Cincinnati via OAK
Eddie Lacy RB, Alabama
New England Patriots via ARZ -
Jesse Williams DT, Alabama
Cleveland (exercised in 2012 supplemental draft)
39 New York Jets
Jamie Collins OLB, Southern Miss
40 Tennessee
Datone Jones DE , UCLA
41 Chicago Bears via BUF
Zach Ertz TE, Stanford
Dolphins trade #42 pick to Chiefs for LT Brandon Albert
Kansas City via MIA
Arthur Brown LB, Kansas State
43 Tampa Bay
Alex Okafor DE, Texas
44 Carolina
Eric Reid FS, LSU
New Orleans (forfeited)
Cleveland via SD -
Johnthan Banks CB, Mississippi State
46 St. Louis Rams
Matt Elam SS, Florida
47 Dallas
Travis Frederick OG/C, Wisconsin
48 Pittsburgh
Damontre Moore DE, Texas A&M
49 New York Giants -
Sio Moore LB, Connecticut
50 Chicago -
Justin Pugh OL, Syracuse
51 Washington
D.J. Swearinger S, South Carolina
52 Minnesota Vikings
Markus Wheaton WR, Oregon State
New York Jets via CIN
Giovani Bernard RB, North Carolina
54 Miami (from Indianapolis)
Margus Hunt DE, SMU
55 Green Bay -
Kawann Short DE, Purdue
56 Seattle Seahawks -
Jonathan Jenkins DL, Georgia
57 Houston
Quinton Patton WR, Louisiana Tech
58 Denver -
Johnathan Franklin RB, UCLA
59 New England
Justin Hunter WR, Tennessee
60 Atlanta -
Cornellius Carradine OLB, Florida St.
Pittsburgh Steelers via SF
Phillip Thomas S, Fresno State
62 Baltimore -
Kevin Minter LB, LSU
63 Kansas City -
Terrance Williams WR, Baylor
64 Jacksonville -
Darius Slay CB, Mississippi State
65 Detroit
Terrod Armstead LT, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
66 Oakland
David Amerson CB, North Carolina St
67 Philadelphia
Jordan Poyer CB, Oregon State
68 Cleveland -
Travis Kelce TE, Cincinnati
69 Arizona
Larry Warford OG, Kentucky
70 Tennessee
Aaron Dobson WR, Marshall
71 Buffalo
Dwayne Gratz CB, Connecticut
72 New York Jets
Logan Ryan CB, Rutgers
73 Tampa Bay
Tyler Wilson QB, Arkansas
74 San Francisco (from Carolina) -
Vance McDonald TE, Rice
75 New Orleans -
Johnathan Hankins DT , Ohio State
76 San Diego
David Quessenberry OL, San Jose State
77 Miami -
Christine Michael RB, Texas A&M
78 St. Louis
Montee Ball RB, Wisconsin
79 Pittsburgh
Cornelius Washington LB, Georgia
80 Dallas
Bacarri Rambo FS, Georgia
81 New York Giants -
Gavin Escobar TE, San Diego St.
82 Miami (from Chicago)
William Gholston DT, Michigan State
83 Minnesota
Barrett Jones OL, Alabama
84 Cincinnati
BrianSchwenke OL, California
85 Washington -
Robert Alford CB, Southeast Louisiana
86 Indianapolis -
Stefan Taylor RB, Stanford
87 Seattle -
Hugh Thornton OG, Illinois
88 Green Bay
Joseph Randle RB, Oklahoma State
89 Houston
Mike Glennon QB, North Carolina St.
90 Denver
Bennie Logan DT, LSU
91 New England
Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB, Connecticut
92 Atlanta -
Mike Gillislee RB, Florida
93 San Francisco
Trevardo Williams LB, Connecticut
94. Baltimore -
Stedman Bailey WR, West Virginia
95. Compensatory - Houston -
Brennan Williams RT, North Carolina
96. Compensatory - Kansas City -
TJ McDonald S, USC
97. Compensatory - Tennessee
Brian Winters OG, Kent State
98. Jacksonville -
Le'Veon Bell RB, Michigan State
99. Kansas City
Sam Montgomery DE, LSU
100. Oakland -
Matt Scott QB, Arizona
101. Philadelphia
Kiko Alonso ILB, Oregon
102. Minnesota via DET -
Brandon Williams DT, Missouri Southern
103. Arizona -
Shamarko Thomas S, Syracuse
104. Cleveland
Jon Bostic, ILB Florida
105. Buffalo -
Ryan Swope WR, Texas A&M
Jets trade #106 to Seahawks for #123, #158 and #194
Brandon McGee CB, Miami [b]
107. Tennessee [b]Dallas Thomas OL, Tennessee
108. Carolina
Oday Aboushi, RT, Virginia
109. New Orleans
David Bakhtiari OT, Colorado
110. San Diego
Leon McFadden, CB, San Diego State
111. Miami
Tony Jefferson FS, Oklahoma
112. Tampa Bay
Dion Sims TE, Michigan State
113. St Louis -
Alvin Bailey OG, Arkansas
114. Dallas -
Kenjon Barner RB, Oregon
115. Pittsburgh
Chris Harper WR, Kansas State
116. New York Giants
Tharold Simon CB, LSU
117. Chicago
Chase Thomas OLB, Stanford
118. Cincinnati
B.W. Webb, CB, William & Mary
119. Washington
Khaseem Greene ILB, Rutgers
120. Minnesota
Lavar Edwards DE, LSU
121. Indianapolis -
Da'Rick Rogers WR, Tennessee Tech
122. Green Bay
Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma
Jets trade # 123 to Saints for RB Chris Ivory
New Orleans via NYJ via SEA -
Jordan Hill DT, Penn State
124. Houston
Montori Hughes NT, Tennessee-Martin
125. Denver
Devin Taylor DE, South Carolina
126. Tampa Bay (from New England)
JJ Wilcox SS, Georgia Southern
127. Atlanta
Akeem Spence DT, Illinois
128. Pittsburgh via SF
Tyler Bray QB, Tennessee
129. Baltimore -
Andre Ellington RB, Clemson
130. Compensatory Baltimore -
Jordan Reed TE, Florida
131. Compensatory San Francisco
Vinston Painter OL, Virginia Tech
132. Compensatory Detroit
Zaviar Gooden OLB, Missouri
133. Compensatory Atlanta -
A.J. Klein, ILB, Iowa State
134. Kansas City -
Knile Davis RB, Arkansas
135. Jacksonville
Corey Lemonier DE, Auburn
136. Philadelphia
Levine Toilolo TE, Stanford
137. Detroit -
Cobi Hamilton WR, Arkansas
138. Seattle (from Oakland)
Tavarres King WR, Georgia
139. Cleveland
Josh Evans FS, Florida
140. Arizona
Landry Jones QB, Oklahoma
141. New York Jets
John Simon DE, Ohio State
142. Tennessee
Duke Williams SS, Nevada
143. Buffalo -
Corey Fuller WR, Virginia Tech
144. New Orleans
Shawn Williams SS, Georgia
145. San Diego
Kwame Geathers DT, Georgia
146. Miami
Will Davis CB, Utah State
147. Tampa Bay
Nicholas Williams DT, Samford
148. Carolina
Sanders Commings CB, Georgia
149. St. Louis
Malliciah Goodman DE, Clemson
150. Pittsburgh
Nico Johnson LB, Alabama
151. Dallas
Ricky Wagner OT, Wisconsin
152. New York Giants -
Kerwynn Williams RB, Utah State
153. Chicago
Tyrann Mathieu CB, LSU
154. Washington
Xavier Nixon RT, Florida
155. Minnesota
Charles Johnson WR, Grand Valley State
156. Cincinnati
David Bass DE, Missouri Western State
157. Pittsburgh via SF via IND
Ace Sanders WR, South Carolina
New York Jets via SEA
Zac Dysert QB, Miami (Ohio)
159. Green Bay
Khaled Holmes C, USC
160. Houston
Lonnie Pryor FB, Florida State
161. Denver
Sean Porter OLB, Texas A&M
162. Washington (from New England)
Ryan Spadola WR, Lehigh
163. Atlanta -
Jeff Baca OG, UCLA
164. Cleveland via SF
Earl Watford OG, James Madison
165. Baltimore -
DeVonte Holloman LB, South Carolina
166. Compensatory Miami
Zach Line FB, Southern Methodist
167. Compensatory Green Bay -
Braxston Cave C, Notre Dame
168. Compensatory Baltimore
Josh Boyd DT, Mississippi State
169. Jacksonville -
Lerentee McCray LB, Florida
1.70 Kansas City -
Jelani Jenkins LB, Florida
17.1 Detroit -
Jeff Locke P, UCLA
172. Oakland -
Marquise Goodwin WR, Texas
173. Cleveland (from Philadelphia) -
Gerald Hodges OLB, Penn State
174. Arizona -
Kyle Juszczyk FB, Harvard
175. Cleveland -
Keelan Johnson SS, Arizona State
176. Arizona via TEN via MIN -
Everett Dawkins DL, Florida State
177. Buffalo -
Chris Gragg TE, Arkansas
178. New York Jets -
Aaron Mellette WR, Elon
179. San Diego -
Kevin Reddick ILB, North Carolina
180. San Francisco via MIA -
Lawrence Okoye DL, NFL draft
181. Tampa Bay -
Terry Hawthorne CB, Illinois
182. Carolina -
Marcus Lattimore RB, South Carolina
183. New Orleans -
Michael Buchanan DE/OLB, Illinois
184. St. Louis -
Cody Davis FS, Texas Tech
185. Dallas -
Keith Pough LB, Howard
186. Pittsburgh -
Nick Kasa TE, Colorado
187. New York Giants -
Marcus Davis WR, Virginia Tech
188. Chicago -
Reid Fragel OT, Ohio State
189. Minnesota -
Brandon Jenkins OLB, Florida State
190. Cincinnati -
Zeke Motta SS, Notre Dame
191. Washington -
Jordan Mills OT, Louisiana Tech
192. Indianapolis -
Nickell Robey CB, Southern California
193. Green Bay -
Ty Powell OLB, Harding
New York Jets via SEA -
Robert Lester S, Alabama
195. Houston -
T.J. Barnes NT, Georgia Tech
196. [b*TRADE*[/b] Tampa Bay via PHI via DEN -
Etienne Sabino OLB, Ohio State
197 Cincinnati (from New England) -
Josh Boyce WR, TCU
198. Atlanta -
Garrett Gilkey OT, Chadron State
199. San Francisco -
Steve Williams CB, California
200. Baltimore -
P.J. Lonergan C, LSU
201. compensatory Houston -
Johnny Adams CB, Michigan State
202. compensatory Tennesse -
Eric Herman OG, Ohio
203. compensatory Baltimore -
Denard Robinson WR, Michigan
204. compensatory Kansas City -
J.C. Tretter OG, Cornell
205. Compensatory Oakland -
Dennis Johnson RB, Arkansas
206. Compensatory Pittsburgh -
Matt Furstenburg TE, Maryland
207 Kansas City -
Josh Johnson CB, Purdue
208 Jacksonville -
Micah Hyde CB, Iowa
209 Oakland -
Mike Purcell DT, Wyoming
210 Philadelphia -
Quinn Sharp P, Oklahoma State
211 Detroit -
Daimion Stafford S, Nebraska
212 Philadelphia (from Cleveland) -
Anthony McCloud DT, Florida State
213 Minnesota (from Arizona) -
Ryan Griffin QB, Tulane
214 Seattle (from Buffalo) -
Jake Knott OLB, Iowa State
215 New York Jets -
William Campbell DL, Michigan
216 Tennessee -
Adrian Bushell CB, Louisville
217 Miami -
Jake Stoneburner TE, Ohio State
218 Tampa Bay -
Michael Ford RB, LSU
219 Oakland (from Carolina) -
Jason Weaver OT, Southern Mississippi
220 Seattle (from New Orleans) -
Ryan Otten TE, San Jose State
221 San Diego -
Travis Bond OG, North Carolina
222 St. Louis -
Marquess Wilson WR, Washington State
223 Pittsburgh -
Earl Wolff SS, North Carolina State
224 Miami (from Dallas) -
Zach Rogers WR, Tennessee
225 New York Giants -
David King DE, Oklahoma
226 New England (from Chicago through Tampa Bay) -
Mike Catapano DE, Princeton
227 San Francisco (from Cincinnati) -
Matt Stankiewitch C, Penn State
228 Washington -
Zach Sudfeld TE, Nevada
229 Minnesota -
LaAdrian Waddle OT, Texas Tech
230 Indianapolis -
Josh Kline OG, Kent State
231 Seattle -
Chris Faulk OL, LSU
232 Green Bay -
Cooper Taylor SS, Richmond
233 Houston -
Matt Stankiewitch C, Penn State
234 Denver -
Edmund Kugbila OG, Valdosta State
235 New England -
Dalton Freeman C, Clemson
236 Atlanta -
Mychal Rivera TE, Tennessee
237 San Francisco -
Jeff Tuel QB, Washington State
238 Baltimore -
Marcus Cromartie CB, Wisconsin
239 Compensatory Philadelphia -
Kahlid Wooten CB, Nevada
240 Compensatory Cincinnati -
Jordan Rodgers QB, Vanderbilt
241 Compensatory Seattle -
Bradley McDougald FS, Kansas
242 Compensatory Seattle -
Steve Beauharnais ILB, Rutgers
243 Compensatory Atlanta -
Dax Swanson CB, Sam Houston State
244 Compensatory Atlanta -
Brad Sorensen QB, Southern Utah
245 Compensatory Detroit -
Jonathan Stewart ILB, Texas A&M
246 Compensatory San Francisco -
Latavius Murray RB, UCF
247 Compensatory Baltimore -
Joe Kruger DE, Utah
248 Compensatory Tennessee -
Marquess Wilson WR, Washington State
249 Compensatory Atlanta -
MarQueis Gray QB, Minnesota
250 Compensatory Miami -
Rodney Smith WR, Florida State
251 Compensatory Cincinnati -
Rontez Miles FS, California (PA)
252 Compensatory San Francisco -
Jared Smith DL, New Hampshire
253 Compensatory New York Giants -
Roger Gaines OT, Tennessee State
254 Compensatory Indianapolis -
Keelan Johnson SS, Arizona State
Jet draft targets: None.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 12:37 pm
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I have a hard time believing that the jaguars will take a LT when they already have a pretty good one in Eugene Monroe.
RT probably will not be addressed until later on, if at all.
Look for one of the top DE/OLBs
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:13 pm
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Why in the world would a team with arguably the best CB tandem in the league trade a 1st and 2nd round pick for Revis?
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 1:37 pm
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Art_Vandalay wrote:
Why in the world would a team with arguably the best CB tandem in the league trade a 1st and 2nd round pick for Revis?
I agree this doesn't make much sense. Especially if we keep Browner. Is Revis playing the slot? Neither Sherman or Browner are capable of playing the slot.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:14 pm
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Well Revis would be better than the 25th overall pick, so it's not absurd.
Having the two best corners in the league though.
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Posts: 351
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:22 pm
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it is OLB that is a need, not ILB. Manti Te'o isnt bpa there. Mingo is clearly bpa or even jordan of floyd could be bpa.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 2:35 pm
Post subject:
Good pick for the Vikes, but I'd rather see Shariff Floyd there just because they can't pass up that value, and because there would be a couple good nose tackles available later
Heimdallr wrote:
Watching the game with two pcers fans.
Beer s good
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:29 pm
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I believe the Bills like Glennon more then Nassib atm. Also I hope the 4th we traded was next years because it would make no sense to trade back and trade away a pick this year for next years draft.
Thank you NickChowaniec!
Trust the Process.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:54 pm
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Bears will take Te'o. Do some research. Ogletree's arrest and past issues will knock him to late 1st 2nd.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:09 pm
Post subject:
Trentwannabe wrote:
I believe the Bills like Glennon more then Nassib atm. Also I hope the 4th we traded was next years because it would make no sense to trade back and trade away a pick this year for next years draft.
I was just gonna post same thing, why a 2014 2nd when were considered by some to be sleeper team. Make it a 2013 2nd and maybe
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:52 pm
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Art_Vandalay wrote:
Why in the world would a team with arguably the best CB tandem in the league trade a 1st and 2nd round pick for Revis?
Jets management.
Jet draft targets: None.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:56 pm
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theindianstud12 wrote:
Bears will take Te'o. Do some research. Ogletree's arrest and past issues will knock him to late 1st 2nd.
I'll keep it in mind for my post-combine 2-round mock.
Jet draft targets: None.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:00 pm
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FREDDY T wrote:
I have a hard time believing that the jaguars will take a LT when they already have a pretty good one in Eugene Monroe.
RT probably will not be addressed until later on, if at all.
Look for one of the top DE/OLBs
Jaguars may decide to move Eugene Monroe to RT or Jaguars may trade out of the second spot. Either way I see Joeckel being the second pick in the draft behind Geno Smith.
Jet draft targets: None.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:05 pm
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Not a fan of Hankins in round one. The value just isnt there for a role a player. I like Arthur Brown in that spot.
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:09 pm
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No, give the Cards Warmack
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HOLLAND -- Hope College freshman Lacey Wicksall of Traverse City (Traverse City Central HS) will compete in the NCAA Division III women's golf championships to be held May 15-18 at the Hickory Point Golf Course in Decatur, Ill.
It marks the fifth consecutive year that a Hope golfer has earned a berth in the national championship tournament and the eighth time in nine years.
Last fall Wicksall was the medalist of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) with a conference record tournament average of 80.7 strokes. This spring she was medalist in two of four qualifying events.
Wicksall will be bidding to become Hope's third All-American female golfer. Ellen Colenbrander, a 2000 graduate, achieved All-America status twice, finishing seventh in 1998 and eighth last year. The best finish by a Hope golfer was fifth place by Lisa Stover in 1994.
The host college for the tournament will be Millikin University. The field includes 10 teams consisting of five players and 10 individual qualifiers.
Wicksall is one of two golfers to qualify from the MIAA. The other is Albion sophomore Stacy Chapman from Grosse Ile.
The tournament will consist of four 18-hole rounds over four days beginning Tuesday, May 15. Methodist College of North Carolina is the defending national champion.

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Southwest Guitar Festival winners (from left): Austin Moorhead,
Florian Larousse, Nemanja Ostojic and Pablo Garibay
(Photo by Susan Riley)
Guitar festival winners represent four nations
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(Feb. 16, 2009)--Nemanja Ostojic, a 24-year-old Serbian graduate student from the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, captured first place honors and the $5,000 prize at the Southwest Guitar Festival and International Competition Feb. 4-8 at UTSA. As part of the first-place prize, Ostojic will perform in a concert hosted by Arts! San Antonio.
Today's headlines
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- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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"This was an amazing competition that offered all the best you could imagine from a top-level organization in the guitar world," said Ostojic. "I was really excited to have the chance to compete against some of the world's top student guitarists."
Pablo Garibay from Mexico City and studying at Hochshule, Weimar in Germany won second place and a $2,500 prize. French student Florian Larousse from the Paris Conservatory took third place and $1,500 in prize money. American Austin Moorhead, a student at Yale University, finished fourth taking home a $1,000 prize.
The four-day competition featured 34 of the world's top student guitarists representing 15 countries including Serbia, Norway, Armenia, Singapore, France, Bulgaria, Brazil, Peru, China, Romania, Columbia, Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Judges for the competition were Bruce Holzman, associate professor of guitar at Florida State University; Mary Akerman, a classical guitarist who has won several competitions; and Martin Madrigal, an internationally acclaimed classical guitarist.
"We were excited to hear these very inspiring young artists and felt that all the participants added something new to this competition," said Matthew Dunne, UTSA assistant professor of music and director of the Southwest Guitar Festival and International Competition.
In addition to the competition, the festival allowed students to meet and enjoy performances by top international classical guitarists including the Brazilian duo Sergio and Odair Assad, Bosnian Dennis Azabagic and the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet.
The Southwest Guitar Festival was presented by the UTSA Department of Music in collaboration with Arts! San Antonio, the San Antonio Chamber Music Society and the San Antonio Symphony. Support was provided by the City of San Antonio Office of Cultural Affairs, Shiner Beers, the Augustine Foundation and the UTSA Office of the President.


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Showing up with no backpack or pencils on the first day of class can get an underprivileged grade-schooler off on the wrong foot. That's why Madison and Mackinsey Mascali, who are 10 and 7 years old, started Packs With Love, a volunteer organization created for kids by kids.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, August 14, 2007, 2:56 PM
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Kids help kids by providing backpacks
Original post made on Aug 21, 2007
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a resident of another community
on Aug 21, 2007 at 5:52 pm
I selected the above catagory, because I felt this story involves ALL OF US. How wonderful if each community, city, state, & country - would "follow" this wonderful, wonderful example of "providing a service - with dignity". Hopefully, this idea will be "picked-up by other publications - as a way of helping in their own area.
I plan to submit to my local county newspaper.


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Just Cause 3 out next year on PC, PS4 and Xbox One
Just Cause 3 is the featured title of the next issue of Gamer Informer.
Avalanche headlines
Mad Max trailer touts 2015 release, how vehicles are "more than a machine"
The Mad Max game has a new trailer from Avalanche. The game is out in 2015.
Just Cause 2: the multiplayer mods keeping a single-player game alive
While Avalanche is keeping tight-lipped about another Just Cause game, the community-made mods and co-op play in The Hunter are clearly influencing the developer's thinking.
Just Cause 3 teased by Avalanche CEO with new image
Avalanche Studios CEO Christofer Sundberg has Instagramed yet another teaser image of a project the firm is working on.
Just Cause 2 - another public beta for the multiplayer mod starts this weekend
Just Cause 2 has another beta weekend planned for the multiplayer mod, and it starts tomorrow morning at 4.00am EDT/8.00am GMT and lasts for 48 hours. New features include: Extended Passenger Sync, added basic server-side Lua gamemode scripting, and "drastically improved" weapon accuracy and sync. A few bug fixed have been applied as well, and […]
Avalanche isn't too fond of "forced" multiplayer or "crap" DLC
Avalanche Studios founder Christofer Sundberg isn't a fan of "forced" multiplayer or DLC which some studios use to milk more money out of consumer's wallets.
Just Cause 2 save file unlocks clothing boost set for Sleeping Dogs
Those who have held on to their Just Cause 2 save file and plan on purchasing Sleeping Dogs will be able to download a Just Cause 2-themed clothing set for use United Front's Hong Kong actioner. It doesn't matter whether you played it on PC, PS3, or Xbox 360. As long as you have a […]
Avalanche working on open-world game with Square Enix
Swedish studio Avalanche Games is working on a new open-world game with Square Enix, its announced in a recruitment mail sent to EG.
Square Enix registers Just Cause 4 domains
Although a third entry in Avalanche's open-world action epic series is yet to be announced, Square Enix is prepping for the franchise's future.
Just Cause would be "perfect" for next-gen Microsoft and Sony consoles
Avalanche has told Eurogamer that the Just Cause franchise is "perfect" for Microsoft and Sony's next console outing.
Three new Avalanche titles to be announced by mid-year
Renegade Ops and Just Cause developer Avalanche has said it will announce three new titles during the first half of 2012.
Just Cause 3 "just a rumor," Avalanche "not releasing any game in 2012"
Avalanche has put the kibosh on yesterday's rumor that Just Cause 3 will be released in 2012. Furthermore, the firm's Christofer Sundberg told Eurogamer that the studio is "not releasing any game in 2012," and the Xbox World report was "just a rumor." Earlier this year, Avalanche said it has two titles in the works for […]
New PSP bundle includes FIFA 2012 and Cars 2
In time for the release of the portable version of Cars 2, Sony has announced a new hardware bundle. As detailed on the US PS Blog, the $159.99 bundle contains a a black PSP-3000, a 2 GB Memory Stick PRO Duo, a copy of FIFA 2012 on UMD and a voucher to download Cars 2: […]
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Avalanche chose new studio location in NYC due to costs
Avalanche Studios has said it chose New York City as the location of its new US studio, due to it being less expensive than California.
Avalanche has "intelligence" on new consoles by 2014
Avalanche's next project is set for release on "next-generation platforms in 2014", and New York studio head David Grijns has said the developer has "some intelligence" indicating a three year wait on new hardware.
Ex-Kaos staffers gravitating to Avalanche
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Just Cause 2 video maps 11.3 million player deaths
Square Enix and Eidos' Jim Blackhurst has created a fun video showing of map of the 11.3 million player deaths in Just Cause 2. It doesn't matter how the player died, whether from your parachute not opening, being gunned down, or just from bad luck. It's all in there. Watch and enjoy. Thanks: D'toid, RPS.
Video - Renegade Ops has you shooting and driving your way through a jungle
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Just Cause 2 save file unlocks clothing boost set for Sleeping Dogs
Just Cause would be "perfect" for next-gen Microsoft and Sony consoles
Just Cause 3 "just a rumor," Avalanche "not releasing any game in 2012"
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Styrophome Recyling
Original post made by Paul Losch, a resident of Palo Alto, on Jan 2, 2011
At the end of the day, I likely will use the new toaster oven, much needed, than I will watch all these Giants DVD's.
Packaging: the toaster oven had the typical packing materials inside, including a couple of styrophome (do I have the spelling right?) backers to keep the product intact. All well and good.
I went to the PA Baylands recycling center the other day, and guess what? Styroform, however you spell it, no longer is accepted. I inquired why to a worker there, and he stated that there is no market for recycled styrofoam. (And I still cannot get the spelling figured out.)
There is a larger point than my spelling limitations.
An item such as I received as a gift this season could have been packaged without materials than cannot be recycled. The "bumpers" could have easily been made of corrugated materials and protect the product just as effectively, with recyclable products.
This is the sort of issue that starts at the local level, and can grow to from there. Why do we need styro however you spell it in the packaging material?
a resident of College Terrace
on Jan 2, 2011 at 9:28 am
Would be nice if industry came up with some packaging standards to reduce waste and increase recycling (or at least the ability to recycle). Recycling styrofoam is too expensive to be practical.
Fortunately, I didn't receive any styrofoam for Xmas. A couple of products with copious packaging at least used cardboard or plastic padding which should be recyclable. All manufacturers could switch to these materials if they wanted to.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jan 2, 2011 at 9:34 am
Paul, hopefully this time you chose a subject that won't get locked.
I do agree with you, materials that can't be spelt should not be used for packaging, particularly if they can't be recycled.
One suggestion I have heard worked, take the packaging back to the store you bought it from and ask them to deal with it. If everyone did this the stores themselves would get the message then pass it on to the manufacturers. Even if we buy online, returning the packaging to Amazon or someone might send the right message if all of us were to do it.
You could start the movement. Palo Alto could be leaders. You would be a green giant.
a resident of College Terrace
on Jan 2, 2011 at 9:46 am
Many manufacturers are based (or at least headquartered) here in Silicon Valley. Palo Alto resident Steve Jobs' products were some of the most popular this Xmas. Do any big name local companies use non-recyclable packaging? Or is it mostly generic imported products?
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Jan 2, 2011 at 10:34 am
I like that suggestion to take the materials back to the store! That's new to me that you can't take recycle it anymore.
Just the other day I found a foot cream in a very big box and a tiny tube inside and put it right back on the shelf because it's deceptive packaging and wasteful.
Good point, and worthwhile to try to change this.
a resident of another community
on Jan 2, 2011 at 10:51 am
Foam is not recyclable. Years ago, I visited a foam production company in Hayward and was AMAZED at the products they made for construction. Casinos, for one, owe a lot of their flamboyant architecture styling to styrofoam. Lightweight, easy to carve and surface, amazing, almost fantastical results.
And absolutely not recyclable. When asked, we were told the scraps are ground down and shipped off for bean bags.
Uh-huh. Quite the demand for bean bags, I suppose.
re: Apple - I don't think Apple has used foam for a decade at least.
a resident of Midtown
on Jan 2, 2011 at 12:14 pm
Walter_E_Wallis is a registered user.
Styrofoam is the perfect packing material. I imagine that damage claims are way down where Styrofoam is used. Styrofoam is properly disposed of in your garbage can. To deny the advantages of Styrofoam just because it is not recyclable is foolish.
a resident of Stanford
on Jan 2, 2011 at 1:37 pm
I would just throw it in the garbage. Yes, we know that Palo Alto lead the world in being green and plastic bags, Styrofoam, paper bags, cars, any and all garbage are evil. Maybe the new PA mayor can force the city council to ban the sale of any products that have styrofoam packing within the borders of Palo Alto. After all we want to achieve zero waste soon.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jan 2, 2011 at 8:26 pm
I had the same problem last week. Went to take it to the recycling center and they told me to toss it in the garbage. What did PASCO do with it, since they used to have a bin for it at the recycling center???
Also (to announymous), Apple, does indeed use styrofoam. My 6 month old iMac was packed nice and securely in it when I took it out of the box. I needed to send it back and took it to Kinko's and they use some new fancy air based packaging to send it back to Apple.
Maybe all of the styrofoam will produce enough garbage so the city won't have to raise refuse rates due to lack of refuse...
a resident of Downtown North
on Jan 4, 2011 at 11:26 am
Now here's an opportunity to invoke the spirit of enterprise everybody talks about, and find a use for the phome.
For example, I bet it would make a dandy soil amendment if ground to a suitable granularity, opening the local clay and perhaps storing water for dry seasons.
Be sure to copyright that name quick, Paul L. Today's misspelling might be tomorrow's trademark.
a resident of another community
on Feb 2, 2011 at 2:32 pm
Is the fact that you can't spell Styrofoam (or commemorating or know the difference between then/than) supposed to be witty?
I'm confused as to why this blog is hosted on the Palo Alto Daily website. Do they want to host my home remodeling website too?
a resident of Charleston Gardens
on Sep 13, 2012 at 9:41 pm
I have read in several places that you can bring styrofoam to UPS stores and they will accept it for packing future boxes. Web Link
If your closest UPS store refuses, this site let's you search for other sites that will accept styrofoam. Apparently the closest in their database are Sunnyvale or San Mateo. Web Link
a resident of Menlo Park
on Nov 5, 2013 at 12:45 pm
You can take EPS block styrofoam number 6 to GreenCitizen electronics recyclers located in Mountain View. They do have a small charge of $5 for 30 gallons but show you the product of the their recycling. They have a hot melt densifier that condenses the EPS into a form that is then economical to ship and reuse in new polystyrene products such as crown moulding, jewel cases and surfboard foam!
This is a great company trying to make a big difference. Give them your support!


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Thanx a lot, waiting for their site to open.
Thanx a lot, waiting for their site to open.
At last the website has started working! www.efsc2014.com
It says that they will start selling the tickets on 9th November. It's the day after tomorrow! I find it weird that they start selling them on Saturday though. But what especially bothers me is that I still can't find any information about Europeans on the website of Ticketpro which is supposed to be selling them...
I am quite curious how the Layout of the whole ice rink will look like.
As you could see during the purchase several row´s were not available (which also applies to the practice tickets), so I believe it is going to be like at Bern, where they did the same thing, keeping the upper rows for the athletes and the first row for cables or there is just something blocking the view like at Turin so that they cant charge 200 Euro for those.
Might also be like at Berlin, where they had to pull back the seats to make space for the Ice Rink and row 8 was actually row 1. The map at their website also doesn't reveal the press seats, but I believe it might be directly behind the judges as there is some space on the map.
I must admit I absolutely loved the Zagreb Layout at least if you were a fan, the press didn't had such good seats
I havent figured out either and I got second row, if they have a glass I go and make a fuss because gold seats are expensive! My best arena ever was Sheffield with Tallin coming close second, big, spacious, great seats and very good ice condition!
Hello, I accidently boutght 2 tickets more for EUROS in HUNGARY 2014.
I have tickets SEASON (all events), GOLD, sector 106 (opposite jury), 9 row, 13 and 14 seat.
Price is 190 euro, I buy for 185 euro/pcs.
Welcome! :-)
I agree that Zagreb last year was a lot better (and cheaper)!!
Hi! I want to go to Euros in Budapest next year. It would be my first figure skating competition ever! So I would like to ask you which are the best seats in the arena? Do you also go to Budapest? Maybe we could meet there! I would love to meet figure skating fans!
Have a wonderful day!
I go and I know a bunch of people who will go too. If you have seen the arena plan the wide sides of the arena are always better to sit but not too left or too right, if you use the narrow sides, you miss some action plus skaters splatt in front of you. They say judges side is better but I think the other side is more noisy and fun. Euros in Olympic year are really special, see you there
Thank you very much for your answer, senorita! No I'm thinking which events should I pick. My favourites are Pairs and Ladies, but I also like Men. Do you know if Plushenko will be present?
No, how could I know ? It is a weird timing the Europeans this time, just two weeks before the team event in Sochi, so i dont know , I think any European skater/team who would skate to team event at Olympic games will have an issue with Euros, I expect Russians to skip it in general..
So does anyone know if the season ticket includes the Gala? I'm trying to buy tickets and I cannot find this information anywhere...it would make quite a difference price-wise! Can anyone help?
^No it doesnt unfortunately. Season ticket covers all competition schedule only. Not even practices.
But for example for the Friday morning practices I should buy a separate ticket?!
I dont think so, the sites states about 13 and 14 January as official practices, with 10 euros ticket price.


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I plan on building outer covers and read a recent posting about it. Lowe's sells aluminum flashing 20'' wide.
Is there a certain thickness of flashing to build a durable cover?
Is aluminum the proper metal to use?
Thanks, Ray
I plan on building outer covers and read a recent posting about it. Lowe's sells aluminum flashing 20'' wide.
Is there a certain thickness of flashing to build a durable cover?
Is aluminum the proper metal to use?
Thanks, Ray
I think most of the flashing is the same thickness, "Menards" sells it 24" wide, I use Galv. material I think it is a little more durable.
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you can`t fix stupid not even with duct tape
I use standard 20" galv. home roof flashing then cut it to length with tin snips. Works fine for me.
i like using coil stock. it don't need painting, stays cool, don't rust, and doesn't reflect the sun into your eyes. if you get flashing, get it 24" wide so you can cover all the wood. the ones i have with exposed wood are not holding up as good as the ones i made with all the wood covered.
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I use the aluminum flashing from Lowes, cut it with tin snips, works great for me and is easy to nail the tops on through the metal.
Aluminum flashing (some times called coil stock too) can be purchased in "bright" (shinny) aluminum or painted (white and brown are very popular).
The painted type may not need painting (if you like the color) or if it does, the "coating" takes (holds) paint easily. Unpainted (raw) aluminium must be primed before painting so it sticks.
An easy way to cut nice (almost non-sharp) straight pcs is to use a sharp knife and a straight edge. Simply "score" the flashing (maybe once, maybe twice) and then bend to break apart. Works Great!
>Is there a certain thickness of flashing to build a durable cover?
>Is aluminum the proper metal to use?
Aluminum flashing is my choice.
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this is similar to what i like best for my outer lids. you can buy this stuff at lowe's. they generally keep it where the siding is. i like the pvc coating because don't have to paint it. you never have to worry about it rusting because it's aluminum, and it's wide enough to cover all the wood on the sides of the cover. i think the last time i bought a roll it was between 50 to 60 dollars.
Anyone ever use copper? Given, it's costly but does it work OK? I'd love to build one and let it go green!
"My wife always wanted girls. Just not thousands and thousands of them......"
If you are outer cover flashing, you might want to put some inner cover on, people go to jail for that, you know.....
I don't know what Lowe's or any other bulding supply charges. I got my tin from a printer. They use the sheets to publish the newspaper, then send it to the recycler. It has some funky patterns of print, but it's only $2 for a 24x18 sheet. One side has printing, one side is shiny.
Not sure where the printer is? Ask your newspaper who prints it for them, especially with the smaller, hometown newspapers. They'll give you the name of the printer.
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Went to Ace Hardware and found some rolled aluminum flashing that was 14" wide by 10' long. Makes 5 tops for nucs and paid $9 for it. It is thin enough that I can bend it by hand. I cut the wood for the top out of 3/4" CDX rather than plywood. It's less expensive and gets the job done. I used a utility knife to score the flashing and then bent it back and forth to get it to break. I also glue the lumber and use a brad nailer so the glue has time to setup. Then I use screws. I bent the metal over the top by hand and use a 1/2" staple to hold it in place. Starting with making nuc covers to see if that works, if so, I'm doing the same for hive bodies.
I have a local buisness that makes metal for roofs. They get big rolls of it in and run it through a machine to put the raised beads in it. I get my metal from them, flat galvanized 10 @ $20. 2 dollars a piece cut to fit and no sharp edges. Only bad part is the metal is so thick it's a real pain in the rear to get it bent. But man once I get that metal on there it'll last a lifetime and then maybe another.
Just a Question or 2 for thought
When you attach Metal cover do you use a vapor barrier under it so you don't
get trap moisture? I know in a Housing application you would need to do something like this.
So I ask you guys if it applies here or is it that the lid is loose enough the moisture is not enough to worry about
Do you leave an air gap instead
MDS; just for your info, CDX is still plywood! CDX simply means that it has a "C" graded side and a "D" graded side and the "X" is for exterior glue. CDX is common sheathing plywood used mostly for roof decking and subsiding on houses.


text: Apologies for the sideways video..also not the greatest quality. I was trying to quickly capture the culprit on my phone. The last few nights I have been finding honeybees crawling on my driveway. I don't keep my bees at my home so they weren't mine. Anyhow, later in the evenings I have been finding the bees crawling and unable to fly. Tonight I pinned one down to check her wings and one was missing. I have a large Russian Sage blooming right now and I wanted to see if the honeybees were on it. I saw some sort of bumble bee on it and some other bee cruising around very quickly. Not paying attention to either I spotted a honeybee. Seconds after seeing it, the speedy bee flew within four or five inches and attacked it and then chased it off. It then did the same thing to the bumble bee. I'm thinking this bee is the reason why I have had 6-7 honeybees not making it home in the last few nights. Anyone have any info on this attacking


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Nearly month-old Pole Creek Fire still growing
As dry spell lingers, other blazes keep crews busy
BEND, Ore. - Redmond firefighters rushed to douse a grass fire on the west side of the Dry Canyon late Sunday afternoon, as the long dry spell continues to make for high fire danger across the region -- and the nearly month-old Pole Creek Fire southwest of Sisters keeps smoking and growing.
On the Redmond blaze, initial police reports indicated one or more boys, roughly 12 to 13, were seen running from the area where the fire began, toward a bike path tunnel. The fire was doused before causing any damage, though it at first was reported as moving toward a dental office.
Until then, Sunday was quieter for firefighters in Central Oregon than on Saturday, when smoke jumpers tackled several apparent human-caused fires in the Three Sisters Wilderness. Crews also spent hours dousing a blaze near Dillon Falls along the Deschutes River.
All were suspected of being warming or camp fires amid the cold nights and mornings that escaped or were not properly doused.
Valerie Reed at Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch in Prineville said Saturday's fire was reported around 5 a.m. a quarter-mile north (downstream) from Dillon Falls.
A water-dropping helicopter helped more than two-dozen firefighters douse the blaze, which grew to 1 1/2 acres southwest of Bend -- another sign that cooler weather has done little to cut the fire danger in the region.
Crews were on the fire all day, finishing mopping up around 6 p.m. The blaze was believed to be human-caused and was under investigation, Deschutes County sheriff's deputies said.
Deputies and fire officials reminded the public that fuels in most of the region are extremely dry, and people need to remain on alert for fire danger, also remembering to fully extinguish any campfires or warming fires.
Also on Saturday, a smoke column in the Three Sisters Wilderness prompted the Willamette National Forest to send a load of smoke jumpers up who flew over the wilderness and found two other small fires.
Reed said all were believed to be human-caused, as fire officials have been warning against campfires or warming fires from hunters or others in the woods that could escape in the continued dry, warm weather.
Meanwhile, a special flight was conducted Sunday night over the Pole Creek Fire southwest of Sisters, which took infrared pictures showing hot spots within the fire perimeter.
A slight increase in burned acreage was discovered along the western edge of the fire in the Three Sisters Wilderness, boosting the fire's size to 26,795 acres
It remains 85 percent contained, with full containment still expected by Oct. 15.
Officials said the fire is burning towards natural barriers of rock. As the mop-up work continues along the fire perimeter and more of the unburned islands of fuel (vegetation) are either burned or left intact, less smoke is visible each day.
About 220 firefighters remained Monday on the blaze, which has cost $17.1 million to fight so far.
Reports from fire fighters and a reconnaissance flight all indicated that the amount of smoke over the fire area was significantly less Saturday than previous days, officials said Sunday. The northern fire perimeter especially, generated far less smoke than expected. But plenty of smoke could be seen Sunday from afar.
Crews have removed most excess equipment and are in the patrol mode monitoring for any hot spots or smoke near the line. One medium-lift helicopter was to support firefighters Sunday, with possible roles of dropping water, picking up equipment, or reconnaissance missions.
A long range weather forecast suggests less of a chance for precipitation and little chance of a large wind event during the next week or longer.
"As we approach the 50th anniversary of the Columbus Day Storm (October 12, 1962), fire managers are aware that the weather can and does change quickly at this time of year," Sunday's update said. "They are hoping for a reasonable season-ending rain event without the high winds."
Timber-falling crews continue to drop hazardous snags (dead trees) where fire crews are working.
An area around the fire remains closed to public access during fire suppression activities. The closure area includes: Forest Road 16 (Three Creek Lake), Forest Road 15 (Pole Creek Road), and a portion of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail (PCNST). A reroute is in place for that portion of the PCNST that is closed.
Refer to the InciWeb site www.inciweb.org/incident/3244, for further fire and closure information, which includes maps and photos.


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Similar to the the motor boat, only one motor boats a girls ass then the girl farts in the guys face, hence the shitter boat
I went home with this girl last night and she had the nicestass so I decided to motor boat it, unfortunately she decided toshitter boat my face! Needless to say mouthwash for days!
by mrk3jetta April 16, 2011
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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Subject: RE: st: missing z-values when using dprobit
--- "Ohinata, Asako" <email@example.com> asked:
> I am currently running dprobit with many dummy variables as well as
> some continuous variables (i.e. age etc). When I run the regression,
> some of the z-values are missing although standard errors are
> estimated.
--- Maarten buis answered
> The standard error is in the example is very very small
> (0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
> 00000000000000286), i.e. de facto zero. So I am not surprized the
> z-score is missing. Is kid3plus the reference category?
--- "Ohinata, Asako" <firstname.lastname@example.com> replied:
> Yes, it is a reference category. I think the main problem is that the
> model contains too many dummy variables as when I drop some of them,
> all the standard errors are estimated. I am wondering, however, if
> there are any solutions other than dropping variables.
You can remove the constant with the -noconst- option (notice that now
the interpretation of your coefficients change), otherwise you always
have to leave out the reference category (you can leave it in but than
Stata will throw it out). By leaving out the reference category you can
determine which category is the reference category. In principle it
doesn't matter which category is the reference, but in practice choosing
your reference smartly can greatly improve the interpretability of your
coefficients, especially when you are including interaction effects.
-- Maarten
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Douglas Miller Named Board Chair Of The Network Advertising Initiative
Jun 4, 2013
Today, Douglas Miller, Global Privacy Leader of AOL Inc., was announced as Board Chair for The Network Advertising Initiative's (NAI) 2013-2015 Board of Directors and new Executive Committee. Douglas Miller will serve a two-year term on the Executive Committee to drive the NAI's continued evolution in self-regulation.
The entire NAI Board of Directors is comprised of 12 member-elected privacy and digital media veterans. This group will work closely with Marc Groman, Executive Director and General Counsel, along with the entire staff to work towards the organization's mission of drafting, creating and overseeing the self-regulation of the third-party online ad industry through enforceable standards and ongoing compliance efforts.
The NAI board members on the Executive Committee include:
- Board Chair: Douglas Miller, Vice President and Global Policy Leader, AOL Inc.
- Vice Chair: Alan Chapell, Outside Counsel, Privacy Officer, BlueKai
- Treasurer: Shane Wiley, Vice President, Privacy and Data Governance, Yahoo!
- Secretary: Noga Rosenthal, Senior VP and General Counsel, 24/7 Media and Media Innovation Group
Additional returning and newly appointed NAI board members include:
- Chief Executive Officer: Michael Benedek, Datonics
- Chief Privacy Officer: Jason Bier, ValueClick
- Policy Counsel: Will DeVries, Google
- Chief Privacy Officer: Brooks Dobbs, KBM Group and I-Behavior
- General Counsel: Matthew Haies, AppNexus
- General Counsel: Alan Koslow, AudienceScience
- Chief Operating Officer: Andrew Pancer, Media6Degrees
- Legal Director: Estelle Werth, Criteo
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Screening of the RI Art Archive Project is on December 12th @ 6:30PM in the Forman Theater with a reception and informal discussion to follow the film. This program is free and open to the public. Call the Bannister Gallery with any questions.
The RI Art Archive Project is a documentary film series that focuses on archiving the arts and artists of Rhode Island by bringing the voices of the Rhode Island arts community together to show their pioneering spirit and current relevance to topical issues. The film's producer is Holly Gaboriault.
The RI Art Archive Project extends the conversation of the Rhode Island arts community to integrate different perspectives. By telling a Rhode Island story, it intends to reach a Rhode Island audience and beyond to document the state's cultural importance with preservation and archival documentation for Rhode Island public history. The PROJECT seeks to examine what makes Rhode Island a fertile ground for the fine arts by archiving the legacy of working artists of Rhode Island.
The RI Art Archive Project will provide both an online Vimeo channel creating individual profiles for artists in addition to a four-part documentary film series focusing on the Rhode Island arts community ranging from the visual artists, curators, museum directors, gallery owners, art historians and art collectors.
In the art world, New York City is often seen as one of the epicenters for the arts, yet Rhode Island is the most concentrated state per capita with artists. Many artists have achieved success regionally and internationally, making their life and work in Rhode Island. The project asks, What draws artists to Rhode Island and why do they stay? How is Rhode Island's art institutions stay topical and provoke artists and the community? Sparking a thoughtful community exchange can build new audiences and reveal the arts to those who otherwise may not believe it is theirs to understand and explore. The mission of the Project is to Archive, Educate and Inspire!
The RI Art Archive Project Exhibition further serves the mission of the film by presenting the creative verb of the featured arts in this group exhibition. The exhibition and related programs is an opportunity for the viewer to actively engage in a conversation with the artists.


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Businesses still recovering from summer fires, floods as slower tourism season looms
Summer is the busiest season for tourism, according to the Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau,. This summer, the Black Forest fire followed by massive flooding not only impacted the extent of the tourism to the region, it significantly reduced the revenues brought in by many local businesses in the Pikes Peak Region.
Coquette's Bistro and Bakery on Manitou Avenue described the summer as devastating.
"It was definitely rough on business. It was hard to keep everybody employed," said owner Michelle Marx.
Heading into winter, a season with generally less tourist traffic, Marx is taking action to ensure her shop remains in business.
She is opening a second location in downtown Colorado Springs on Friday. Located at 104 North Tejon St., this second location will only be open through December. Marx hopes it will give her the opportunity to promote her Manitou Springs location.
"I would love to see people know that it's still a very beautiful community. Stores are completely open and ready for business. It's always been a little bit of a jewel, and that hasn't changed," she said.
The Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau said tourism this summer was up from 2012, based upon the nearly $20,000 increase in the Lodger's and Automobile Rental Tax.
Chelsy Murphy, communications director with the CVB, said her team is working hard to promote Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region as a year-round destination.
"We're always doing online and paper-click advertising. We attend about 40 trade shows annually," said Murphy.
This year, the CVB promoted the area by showcasing its natural beauty and scenery.
"We have more than 55 attractions and activities, so whether it's outdoor or indoor, there's something that everyone can enjoy," she said.
Murphy said the bureau is expecting tourism and attention on the area will increase with the upcoming Olympics and the designation of Colorado Springs as one of the stops for the pro-cycling challenge.


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Violette S. Kildahl, 95, of Crosslake, Minn., died Sept. 16, 2013.
Vi or "Auntie Vi," as she was known, was born Feb. 19, 1918, in Watertown, S.D., the daughter of the late Wm and Ola Sue (Grinols) Olson. She graduated from high school in Henry, S.D., during the violent dust storms. At age 18, Vi borrowed $100 from the bank (with an old family piano as collateral) and left home, taking a bus to Fergus Falls, Minn., to study nursing. She then continued her nursing education and career at Anchor and Gillette Hospital in St. Paul.
She was united in marriage to George M. Decker on March 2, 1946. George died on March 2, 1975. She later married John (Jack) L. Kildahl on Nov. 11, 1976. Jack died on Jan. 2, 1990. The end of that same year, Vi moved to Crosslake to be by her family and she had lived in Crosslake ever since.
Vi suffered from many severe, major medical challenges during most of her life and made incredible recoveries that never ceased to amaze people. She always said, "I am so fortunate really, so many have it so much worse than me." While Vi never had children of her own, she loved, helped and cared for many, many children who all love her dearly. She continued to help people in need all her life. Vi touched so many lives in such a positive way, inspiring and giving great hope to all. Even at the very end of her days, her concern was still for others. She told those present at her bedside, "I am ready to go to Heaven. I want to die with a smile on my face."
Vi passed away peacefully, free at last from her pain and blindness. Sadly, she is gone from our lives now, but will forever hold a place in our hearts and be remembered always.
Vi is survived by her stepchildren, John (Jeannie) Decker, Ann (John) Wagner, Barb (Marlo) Wathke, John Kildahl and Sue (Roger) Tietz; one brother, Ted (Mary Jane Johnson) Olson; two sisters, Polly Lundeen and Betty Olson.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Wm and Ola Sue Olson; her two husbands, George Decker and John Kildahl; three brothers, William (Billy), Lee and Roger; and two sisters, Frances and Mary Louise.
Services will be held at Crosslake Lutheran Church in Crosslake, Minn., on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013. Visitation will be at 10 a.m. and service will be at 11 a.m. with luncheon following in the Fellowship Hall. Interment shall be at Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minn., on Sept. 23, 2013, at noon.
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations to Habitat for Humanity, the Alzheimer's Association or the American Cancer Society.
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As if there was any question regarding the impassioned subject matter found on Jonah Tolchin's recent full-length debut Criminal Man, the 19-year-old singer-songwriter-guitarist decidedly sets me straight during our interview earlier this week:
"This album is an absolute bloody cry for social change."
Tolchin's blend of bluegrass, folk, and Americana revisits the spirit and sound of pioneering idols like Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger and, of course, Bob Dylan, presenting Criminal Man as a platform to address "the abuses to the environment, a destructive materialistic culture, and the pain of poverty and loss."
"I had a lot of depressive energy growing up, and still do," said Tolchin. "Blues music became an outlet for me to channel emotions that had previously got me into trouble.
"Music is my medication as well as my passion."
Tolchin attended high school in New Hampshire and at 15 found himself sharing a stage with blues guitar legend Ronnie Earl. He now resides in the Shannock area with his girlfriend (named Blue Sky), and plans to move to the Pacific Northwest later this year. A recent cross-country jaunt became the driving inspirational force behind his debut.
"Our relationship with nature has gone from harmonious and mutually prosperous to abusive and disrespectful, and this album takes issue with how we are living and mistreating our world. I have always had a fascination and strong love for the outdoors, and on this trip I began to realize how much of this country is becoming concrete and metal, and I've been in a writing flow ever since."
Renowned singer-songwriter (and 2012 Best Music Poll nominee) Allysen Callery is the person I can thank for sending Tolchin my way. She had high praise for the young bluesman.
"I first met Jonah at an open mic held at the Mediator," Callery recalled. "He seemed really shy, but when he started playing my jaw dropped."
Callery isn't the only one enamored with Tolchin's skill set: Criminal Man is an all-star affair facilitated by Joe Fletcher and including contributions from Brown Bird and the Low Anthem.
"I first met Joe in Knoxville, Tennessee, and felt like I found a musical soulmate," Tolchin said. "I played 'Criminal Man' for him in his hotel room at the Red Roof Inn and I guess I won him over!
"It was a very surreal experience learning that these people I worship are really just down-to-earth folks."
TLA's Ben Knox-Miller couldn't get out to Chester, Connecticut, where the majority of the album was recorded, so he provided an engineer friend (Archibald Taruskin) and the Columbus Theater to record.
"Ben Knox-Miller is one of the sweetest, most generous people I have had the honor to work with. When I asked him if he was interested in contributing on the album, the only thing he asked me for was a sandwich. That dude loves sandwiches."
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GEES, someone giving niners fans $10 to sign up here??
If they lose, suicide watch is going to be on overtime in SF.
GEES, someone giving niners fans $10 to sign up here??
If they lose, suicide watch is going to be on overtime in SF.
I wasn't spewing how talented our team is. One of your members started to talk football with me, and I was answering. I wasn't sneaking anything in. It's obvious the mistakes of KW were huge mistakes that cost us vital points. You can think what you want about my coming here. I guess there is just no convincing everyone becuase they have their own pre-determined thoughts on the other team's fans.
#1_49ers_fan - the sensitivity you may encounter on this forum is due to the extreme ignorant and loud mouth SF fans we saw far too often last year leading up to the game, and to my knowledge not one of those loud mouth fans had the guts to return afterwards. We deal with some pretty annoying fans (Dallas & Eagles come to mind) but none were more obnoxious than SF last year, and none were more classy, in my opinion, than GB.
Well in that regard, I truely expect you to come back to our boards after the game and let us know how it feels to lose to the Superbowl Champs!
You might want to wait until like Wednesday or so to stop by if we lose though. It will be all snot towels and suicide attempts around here, while most everyone else has just deteriorated to small hand to hand melees.
Not going to be a friendly place for the likes of you.
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Ive followed your thread with interest.
The data I reported were collected during the small cell study conducted at UGA several years ago. The cell size measurements were not a formal part of that study but were measured in a effort to verify the often stated idea that 4.9mm was the natural cell size for honey bees. While these data were not reported as part of that study Ive had personal communication with Jennifer Berry regarding them. Ive also heard her report these numbers when shes spoken at various meetings.
If it is important to you Id be willing to follow up with her to see if they are in any publicly accessible documents.
Best to you from another oldtimer.


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Police: Woman raped at Aspen Heights apartment complex
Suspect on the run after allegedly chasing, raping woman near clubhouse
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Police are investigating a forcible rape that happened at the troubled Aspen Heights apartment complex in Columbia.
Police were called to the University Hospital emergency room on Nov. 11 in reference to an assault that happened in the early morning hours of Nov. 1 or 2.
Investigators say the 19-year-old female victim was walking near the Aspen Heights clubhouse when the suspect chased her and pushed her onto the grass. Police say the suspect forcibly raped her then fled on foot.
The suspect is described as a white man, approximately 5'5" to 5'8" tall, medium build and was last seen wearing a mask, sweatshirt and shorts.
In October, the complex implemented several security changes after complaints about parties, including one involving a shooting on Oct. 6. Residents were restricted to four guests and access codes were disabled, requiring residents to use a remote device to enter the complex's gate.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Columbia Police Department or Crime Stoppers at 573-875-TIPS to remain anonymous.


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Video: Sanders breaks Senate rule by ending reading of his giant amendment
posted at 7:15 pm on December 16, 2009 by Allahpundit
Philip Klein is all over it. Plain and simple: Once a senator asks for a bill to be read, the reading goes on until he asks that it stop or, by unanimous consent, the bill is withdrawn. The whole point of Coburn's delaying tactic was to buy an extra day so that opposition to the bill could further harden. Instead, as you'll see below, Sanders somehow got away with interrupting his tantrum to unilaterally withdraw his amendment after just three hours of reading. Turns out there's precedent for that — but the precedent was itself a mistake. That's the point of the second clip, with Mitch McConnell in the role of prosecutor.
Karl e-mailed me earlier speculating that one of the reasons Coburn, DeMint, et al. have suddenly shifted to out-and-out obstruction is because they're worried that Reid may force a cloture vote imminently. Makes sense in the abstract, but … where's the bill? Does a bill even exist right now? I thought we were waiting for a CBO score on the now-dead Medicare buy-in. Assuming that's been canceled due to Lieberman, does that mean we're back to voting on the original Baucus bill? And I thought Pelosi already told Politico that she wants a conference with the Senate and thus there won't be a vote on the final bill this year, in which case why is Reid still rushing?
Maybe we've actually reached the point where not only aren't they reading the bill before voting on it, they're not even writing it before voting on it.
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Attacks on the Press 2009: Mexico
• Amid threats and attacks, self-censorship becomes more pervasive.
• Congress stalls on reforms to combat violence against the press.
9: Journalists missing since 2005. Most had covered crime and corruption.
The deepening influence of organized crime and the government's inability to curb worsening violence left the news media wide open to attack. In the last 10 years alone, CPJ research shows, 32 editors and reporters have been killed, at least 11 in direct reprisal for their work. Nine more journalists have disappeared since 2005. Most of those targeted had covered organized crime, drug trafficking, or government corruption—topics that journalists say they increasingly avoid in fear of reprisal. Reforms that would impose special penalties for attacks on the press and give the federal government broad authority to prosecute crimes against free expression were stalled in Congress.


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CLEANING LADY comes every Friday (normally) and (among other things) will change all bed linen etc. (No recurring cleaning fee will apply, "all inclusive" in the cost that you see when you book.)
House rulesCommunication, communication and communication. If you are a normal person, behaving like a normal person, then I am very flexible. Ask - and there shall be an answer. Just tell me if you are here to party, or to do the cultural tour, or to watch hockey games, or... etc The more I know, the better I can help you. I am liberal within resonable limits.
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Great comfortable apartment with good transport connections. William was very hospitable and accommodating.
Excellent stay in Stockholm! Bright and clean rooms, well located to reach the city by foot, bus or underground. William is very friendly and helpful: He gave us a lot of tips where to go and see (...and also what's not worth to see...). We absolutely recommend this host!
We stayed in William's apartment for a long weekend (Thurs-Sun) in May. Three of us shared two rooms and one bathroom, in addition we used the kitchen and living room. William was not there during the weekend, but the communication with him before and during our stay was very good.
The apartment is modern and well equipped. The location is excellent; it is only a short walk from the subway and from the subway it is only a short ride to the central station. The subway also takes you directly to the old town (Gamla stan) and Söder. Still, the neighbourhood is quiet and we had no problems sleeping.
Close to the apartment you also find some bars, restaurants and stores.We fully recommend it for your Stockholm stay.
William is a great host - very friendly and obliging. He always had time for us and we enjoyed the stay very much. The rooms are clean and nice + the beds are really comfortable (He also has a bean-to-cup coffee machine which we used quite often :-)). If you plan to visit Stockholm, I would recommend to stay here!
I stayed at William house for three days. The house is perfectly located in the center of Stockolm, few hundred meters from the subway station and a city bike stop. The room and the apartment are nice and clean, and Williams is very kind and friendly, providing a lot of information and tips about the city. He also was very kind in coming to pick me up at the bus terminal. Certainly recommended.
William has received us warmly in his apartment. Correct, polite, excellent explanations about the area and how to get there.
We left her apartment that is located in a strategic place.
It has been very generous, offering everything in their power.
Excellent experience in Stockholm; wonderful people !!!!!!!
William nos ha recibido cordialmente en su apartamento. Correcto, educado,excelentes explicaciones, sobre la zona y cómo moverse en ella.
Nos dejó su departamento que está ubicado en un lugar estratégico.
Ha sido muy generoso, ofreciéndonos todo lo que estuvo a su alcance.
Excelente experiencia en Estocolmo; gente maravillosa!!!!!!!
Very kind and explaining it all very well.
He let us use the place and we are very grateful.
A very positive experience! We (3 people) stayed at William's for three nights and had the apartment all to ourselves, which was nice. William had arranged it so that each of us had her/his own bedroom, which was super nice. He called me in advance to make sure I had understood the directions on how to get to the apartment, which was very helpful.
The place was quiet, clean and airy, clean towels waiting for each of us. The beds were fairly comfortable. The description on the Wimdu pages was accurate: no surprises is always nice. The few boxes of legos and things tucked away in the living room corner were expected and so not a problem.
The location was not were we spent most of our time in Stockholm but the connections were excellent: one block away from the subway and two blocks from the airport bus stop (this especially handy). And had we decided to bike around, there would have been several bike stands really close by.
Appreciated the wi-fi connection the apartment.
William gives a very good impression, is pleasant and helpful in every way.
Nice and big (!) Apartment. Close to the Metro and just two stops from downtown Stockholm - very affordable.
William is given a very good impression, is pleasant and helpful in every way.
Fine and large (!) Apartments. Close to the subway and just two stops from downtown Stockholm - very affordable.
William ger ett väldigt bra intryck, är trevlig och hjälpsam på alla sätt.
Fin och stor (!) lägenhet. Nära till tunnelbanan och bara två hållplatser från centrala stockholm - väldigt prisvärt.
William gives a very good impression, is pleasant and helpful in every way.
Fine and large (!) Apartment. Close to the subway and just two stops from downtown Stockholm - very affordable.
Excellent host. Very friendly and communicative and willing to solve any problem or difficulty. The apartment is great in the center ciudad.Solo us I seemed tad high price.
Excelente anfitrion. Muy amable y comunicativo y dispuesto a resolver cualquier problema o dificultad. El apartamento esta genial en el centro de la ciudad.Solo nos parecio un pelin alto el precio.
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Father's Day - Ideas?
Original post made by Mom, Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on May 14, 2007
Family fishing outing, its not the catch its the occasion.
Family hike.
Family cycle ride.
Family cook out in the wildwoods - Foothills.
Family kite flying.
(All of the above can be done with picnic or bag lunch - Dad's favorite snacks brought along)
Family clean out the garage weekend with smiles instead of groans.
Family all wash the cars, vacuum, etc., with smiles instead of groans.
Any more ideas anyone?
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a resident of Green Acres
on May 14, 2007 at 12:22 pm
How about a movie marathon at home (or a game marathon, if there is a gam e on TV ) - with pop-corn, soda etc. And no "honey, can you run out and get
Seriously - this works out so great. Last year, we planned a movie marathon - the idea was to stay at home, not do any of the regular chores, have fun with each other and just chill out ! Going out, planning an outing - overall requires some work too; so we decided to get the "outside place" out of the planning.
All of us voted for our choice of movies, we decided what we wanted to eat during the day .. got the stuff ready ahead of time. Through out the day we watched the movies, talked, laughed, did a water fun day in the yard ..try it !
a resident of Crescent Park
on May 14, 2007 at 5:35 pm
My dad lives fairly far away, and is almost always traveling on Father's Day, so it's hard to celebrate with him. I usually send him something a week or so ahead of his trip (he has a timeshare on Kauai and heads out the Friday before Father's Day) that he can take along -- usually a book or a CD or a DVD.
When I was considerably younger, and before I had kids myself, I would give him coupons for things to do with him -- take him to a movie, take him out for dinner, etc. He had a wine glass collection for a long time; I would usually add to that on his birthday but now and again would find something unique for the collection.
Another good idea for local dads is a gift certificate for a massage. Watercourse Way, SkinSpirit ... all great places to send dads.
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