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Great pizza's with toppings of choice, such as olives, tomatoes, mushrooms and different meats. Good fast service.
I go to Magic's just for the salad bar. Its always fresh and the staff is always so nice. Pizza, sandwiches and spaghetti are pretty good too.
Quick good lunch, pizza, salad bar & pop. Very reasonable price & the salad bar is always fresh. Prompt service.
Pizza was pretty good, thin crust, quiet and plenty of room to sit, are for groups. Parking is off street and plenty of room to park. Priced right, good beer.
Magic's has the best salad bar in the area. I don't know what they do to the lettuce, but it is SO fresh. The toppings include all the usual, but pepperoncini add a little extra zing. Stop at Magic's for the delicious salad bar.
Have a fantastic salad bar. Good pizza and spaghetti. Locally owned. Frequented by all local and out of towners.
We have been coming to Magic's Pizza Shack for years. Food is always fresh and made to order. We especially love the salad bar for its crisp vegetables and variety. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this family restaurant!
They have pizza, salads, games and sides. I would definitely recommend this place to families or anyone that likes a good piece of pizza.
Have only visited once but plan on visiting a lot more. Magic's has nice salad bar. Pizza is really good as well. Wait staff is super friendly and service is really good and fast. Highly recommended for a fast lunch or a nice inexpensive dinner.
We stopped in on a busy Saturday night with 8 people in our group. The menu is typical pizza place type. We tried all the recommended top pizzas between our group. We found all to be average. The service was good for our large group.

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SYDNEY--National Australia Bank Ltd. (NAB.AU) said first-half profit jumped 23% as earnings from personal and wholesale banking improved, but warned of rough seas ahead for the nation's economy.
In the six months to Mar. 31, net profit at Australia's fourth-largest bank by market value was 2.52 billion Australian dollars (US$2.56 billion), up from A$2.05 billion a year earlier, National Australia Bank said in a stock-exchange filing on Thursday.
Cash profit, a measure closely watched by analysts that smoothes out one-time items, rose 3% to A$2.92 billion. The figure beat the A$2.89 billion forecast by six analysts polled by The Wall Street Journal ahead of the result.
Group Chief Executive Cameron Clyne said there were "challenges remaining" for Australia's economy, adding that business and consumer confidence remained fragile even after steep rate cuts by Australia's central bank.
"It's a little too early to tell" whether the cuts have had any impact on the economy, Mr. Clyne told journalists on Thursday. "Consumers look beyond rate cuts just for a spurt of confidence. They look to the future as well, and there's still a lot of uncertainty in the global economy."
The most valuable of Australia's lenders a decade ago, National Australia Bank has lagged its peers since the financial crisis as its struggling U.K. business has eroded profit. Like other lenders, it's also been battling a slowdown in the domestic economy.
Cash profit from business banking rose 8.3% as bad debt charges fell by A$120 million from the immediately proceeding half. Personal banking income climbed 19% from a year earlier on better margins and improving volumes.
The central bank Tuesday cut interest rates to a record low 2.75%. It was the seventh time it has lowered its benchmark rate since November 2011. The surprise move, aimed at spurring consumer spending as a mining boom that's powered growth for a decade cools, puts the official rate lower than during the depths of the financial crisis.
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Last year, ballooning sour debts at the bank's Yorkshire and Clydesdale banks dragged annual net profit down 22%, the first fall since 2009. The poor result, at a time when Australia's other major banks were reporting record results, triggered a backlash against executive pay at the group's annual meeting in December. Mr. Clyne pledged three months later that he would strip A$800 million from the bank's annual costs by 2018.
Bad and doubtful debt charges at the bank added up to A$1.09 billion in the first half of 2013. That was similar to the A$1.13 billion reported a year earlier but down A$142 million from the immediately proceeding half, thanks to lower charges at the bank's U.K. and Business Banking divisions.
Mr. Clyne said the restructuring of the U.K. business was proceeding at a faster pace than expected, with 1,100 of the planned 1,400 job cuts already made. Its U.K. bad debt charge was £185 million in the half, down from £197 million a year earlier.
"The U.K. is having the weakest recovery since the 1930s," Mr. Clyne said. "Were pleased with the U.K. as a whole. If the economy doesn't have any further deterioration then we have prospects in the U.K."
The lender has tried to squeeze more profit from its corporate loan book, the biggest in the country, which has been hurt by weak credit demand and rising bad debt among smaller companies. Things may improve if business confidence picks up and companies start borrowing more.
A survey by East & Partners published this month found 47.1% of small-to-medium-sized businesses planned to borrow from banks by the end of June, up from 44.2% a year earlier.
National Australia Bank has also been pushing hard into Australia's A$1.3 trillion home-loan sector by offering the lowest interest rates to customers of all the biggest four lenders. On Tuesday, it became the first to pass on the central bank's 0.25% rate cut in full.
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Im from the Northeast Pocono's area and always gone to local mountains here. All the mountains especially this season have been real icy. It doesnt bother me because this is what I learned to snowboard on, but we went to Hunter Mountain in NY this weekend and wow. They didnt get a ton of snow, but there was a few inches of new natural powder. What a difference. It was so easy to turn and the snow was so soft. I wasnt used to turning and not hearing ice scraping. It was so much fun. Although our last run it was snowing so hard that we couldnt see 2 feet in front of us. The wind was crazy and people where falling left and right all in front of us. At one point I couldnt even tell if I was moving. It was definitely and experience.
Just thought Id share my experience. :)
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Before and after of one of my friends.
You should take a long weekend up to VT or NH next time...
Coming from somebody who grew up skiing (after 20 years of skiing just switched to boarding this season) in the Poconos, and has been to Hunter a half-dozen times VT and NH are just another step in the right direction - especially with fresh powder
I'd say the magnitude of improvement from Hunter to VT/NH mountains is about half of the improvement from Camel Back or Big Boulder to Hunter...but still well worth the extra few hours in the car
Now if you want a real experience head out west, where some places have been getting powder by the foot...dont know the last time a New England resort could make that claim
I've had icy conditions everytime i've gone up for the whole season except for last weekend. the difference a couple inches of pow can make is insane
well, wish i was close enough to actually make a drive to somewhere that didn't have ice.
I know what you mean. On Feb.9,2008 I went to a small Mt. called Maple Ski Ridge, I mean this is a really small Mt. but it nice and it was snowing all day and alot of people left early. I dont know why but everyone was going down the middle of the hills only! I was like wtf there is enough powder right to the sides to go down. So I went down the hill in the fresh powder and it was so awsome I thought I shit and creamed in my pants it was that good. I went down it all day. I love powder. It is snowing right know were I live and I want to go so bad. That was one of my experiences.
I have to admit living in the east coast sucks! We never get enough powder. Being a beginner and all, I value powder (as falling doesn't hurt as much). Only wish I have the $$$ to go to somewhere with fresh powder all the time.
Right on, it really does make things a little funner/easier huh? If I rode on the east coast I'd get owned, my board has shitty edges, I'm not good on ice, and I hate humid cold.
Mmh. The other night I was boarding, and it was all ice...until about an hour before close, it started snowing and raining a bit. After that, I went to the top...and hit a lot of powder and almost jizzed myself :)
Almost made the night of falling worth it...so to make it worth it, I did that run again, then went home.
nice pictures too...photoshop filters? :)
I was just playing with picasa2 and made those pics for my jenkidyass myspace page. Usually on pow days we have too much fun riding to take pics.
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The welcome return of C. C. Benison's delectable series featuring Father Tom Christmas - "an irresistible addition to the ranks of clerical sleuths" (Julia Spencer-Fleming).
Father Tom Christmas, the recently widowed vicar adjusting to life in the English village of Thornford Regis, would do almost anything to avoid attending the annual Robert Burns Supper at the local hotel. But as chaplain to a traditional Scottish pipe band, Father Tom must deliver the grace - and contend with wailing bagpipes, whiskey-laced parishioners reciting poetry, and the culinary abomination that is haggis.
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To Kill a King
This is a memoir of an assassin responsible for killing King William of England.
My name is James Alexander. Mine has been a life of comfort. I hail from Dorchester where my father, Harold, owns the largest trading company in southern England. This wealth gave me the opportunity to pursue more fulfilling, albeit less affordable, occupations.
I am a budding chronicler and have recently taken residence in London. My father, bless him, acquired a position for me to record the life and events of Henry Beauclerk, brother of none other than William Rufus, king of all England.
It is August, the third, the year of our lord 1100 and this is not the story of Henry Beauclerk.
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It was a morning like any other. The sun shone, lazily breaking through large, puffy clouds. The breeze was light, cool and crisp. It heralded an autumn that was soon to arrive and reminded one of how short summer really was.
I made my way to Philip Stanley's bakery for a few pastries, easily the best in London, to break my fast before continuing on to the castle. I did not have a session scheduled with Henry, however I was allowed access to the castle during daylight hours to gather information and observe daily castle life.
The Tower of London was a majestic sight to behold. No matter how many times I passed through the gates, the White Tower always inspired awe in me. The courtyard carried a peculiar scent in the mornings, bread and horse dung. It is strange that a smell can be both appetizing and revolting at the same time. There were several wooden structures within the courtyard supplying the castle with much-needed goods. Armorers, weapon smiths, bakers, stable hands all worked within the confines of the castle courtyard.
I nodded curtly to the guards as I passed into the main hall. Giant tapestries and multiple torch sconces adorned the walls. Two enormous curving marble staircases wound upwards meeting at the second floor mezzanine. The castle was surprisingly empty. I had just dined here with the king himself two nights prior. It was a 'good luck' dinner for the hunt that would follow in the morning. I had assumed there would be servants bustling about preparing for a king's feast. Surely Sir Tyrell had bagged a magnificent stag on their hunt. He was arguably the greatest archer in all the land.
I continued down the endless halls looking for a familiar face or, at the very least, some inspiration. My muse had seemingly left me over the past weeks. Henry's life was fairly dull and there was not much in the way of entertainment in the castle. It seemed many people had a distaste for King William II, so he didn't tend to draw much of a following here in the Tower.
Having wandered for several minutes without encountering anyone or anything of interest, I made a turn toward the castle dungeon. Although damp and dreary, the dungeon tended to house residents with fascinating stories to tell. I tried to make a stop there any time I visited the Tower. I would not call it my favorite place in the castle, but I would fancy it the most intriguing.
"No visitors in the dungeon today," grumbled a burly man in full chain armed with a highly polished halberd.
"Come now, Allan. What is so special about today that I cannot make my rounds with the villainy of London?"
"No visitors in the dungeon today," repeated Allan.
Knowing well what Allan's weakness was, I produced a sweet roll from my belt pouch and offered it to the massive jailer. "I even brought you one of Philip Stanley's famous sweet rolls, Allan. How about letting me through? I promise I won't do any harm."
Allan stared longingly at the proffered treat and he smiled, looking up at me and taking the pastry. "Only because I like you, milord" he replied, taking a monstrous bite from the roll. He pulled a large ring of keys from his belt and the dungeon door's tumblers clicked audibly with a twist of Allan's wrist. "Don't be too terribly long," he requested, a hint of worry in his deep voice, "I don't want to be getting into trouble now."
"Fear not, my friend, I'll make sure no trouble finds you," I said soothingly, taking a step into the dimly lit dungeon. I removed a torch from a wall sconce and heard the clicking of the jailer's keys, locking the door behind me, echo off the cold, stone walls.
The air was damp and cool, but it reeked of mildew, urine, and feces. My footsteps muted quietly under the crunch of straw and the slick stone walls were patched in moss. My nose wrinkled at the foul odors and I considered for a moment why I came here so often. I absent-mindedly reached into my pack and removed a leather-bound book, opened it to a page that had its corner folded, and stared at the last words scrawled on it, 'This is the story of Henry Beauclerk."
I shook my head in disappointment. I came to London over eight months ago and had written almost nothing about the life of Henry. I needed inspiration. I needed to find my muse. I closed the book and returned it to its resting place in my pack.
Surprisingly, the majority of the dungeon cells were empty. Normally they teemed with low-lives more than willing to share their tales of injustice and false accusation. Many of the stories were blatant lies and most of them were not even noteworthy. A few of the cells carried local vagrants and thieves, many of whom I recognized from previous visits.
I discovered on my many trips down here over the past months that the jailers tended to fill the cells closest to the door first. I assume it made feeding the prisoners easier for the guards. In fact, the dungeon was large enough that I had never seen the rear cells occupied, until now.
The cell at the far end of the prison had a solitary man in it, sitting silently in the corner. I slowly approached the isolated cell, curious as to why this criminal had been separated from the general populace.
He looked up at me as I neared and I froze upon seeing his face in the light of my torch. Struggling to find my voice, I stuttered, "S-sir Talbart?"
He smiled at the sound of my voice. Clearing his throat softly, he replied, "James Alexander, how thoughtful of you to come visit me in this horrid place."
Still shocked to see a knight confined in the Tower's dungeon, I stammered, "Wh-what are you doing here?"
"The answer to that is simple really," he said, still smiling, "I killed the king."


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2008-09 Cincinnati Men's Basketball
Dec. 30, 2008
December 29, 2008 Post Game Quotes Cincinnati (10-3) 45 Memphis (8-3) 60
December 29, 2008
Post Game Quotes
Cincinnati (10-3) 45
Memphis (8-3) 60
"We're just not good enough yet. If you hold a team to 60 points, with as much athleticism as Memphis has and hold them to 37.5 percent shooting, we should have a chance. You can't have 20 turnovers though. We had some guys that looked really shaky with the basketball tonight. Of course, we're starting two freshmen, and we have a long way to go as far as being able to go on the road with success."
"Turnovers killed us, and we don't block out. Then, we don't go get the ball when we do block out. We have to go get the ball with some intensity and ferocity. It breaks your back and wears you down when you can't get out on fast breaks and get easy baskets when we don't get a rebound."
"We're a young team and we're still learning, but we're not going to give up. It's all a fight and we have 18 fights to go in the Big East play. We have to learn how to play with more tact with the basketball and when we get the ball into the hands of the people that we went to have the basketball they have to be effective."
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Memphis Head Coach
"After two days of truly absolute vicious practices, we played, but not everybody. We played with the type of energy we needed to play with. We laughed and said Tyreke (Evans) could have had a quadruple double because he almost had 10 turnovers, but it was his first start at point guard and I was on him. The only thing he has to do is jump shot. Quit leaving your feet. Jump in that line and jump shot. If you can't get to the rim for a layup, jump shot. But it's not his habit. We worked two days on his jump shot. Obviously, he didn't jump shot. Each week that goes by I hope you'll see him get better and better."
"We played great defense. We out-rebounded a team that is one of the best rebounding teams in the country, and we out-rebounded them by 12. We had 21 offensive rebounds. They're the best offensive rebounding team in the country, and we out-rebounded them offensively. It's just effort and energy."
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"We need senior leadership and Antonio (Anderson) showed it today. He had some courage on some shots. In transition, he pulled up. And we have other guys wide open and no one near them and they're shooting air balls. I'm trying to get Tyreke in that bunch."


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Eve of the Draft: AFC Needs
Eve of the Draft: AFC Needs
Draft week is well underway at Pro Football Focus and now we're going to take a look at some team needs in the lead up to the draft. Our analyst Sam Monson takes us on a run down of the top need for each team in the NFL, and we have enlisted the help of Steve Palazzolo, a member of the PFF crew and founder of Draft Hub, to suggest a possible avenue for each team to fill those needs.
Steve has given both an early and a late round suggestion for each need, based on the likely draft position and fit for each team.
So get yourself ready for the draft as we tell you what each team in the AFC is in need of the most.
AFC East
Buffalo Bills
Need that must be filled: Wide Receiver
The Bills have an excellent receiver in the shape of Stevie Johnson, but in a division where Darrelle Revis will shadow Johnson twice each season, the Bills need another place to go with the football–and at the moment they don't really have one. They are expected to run with Donald Jones and David Nelson as the next two receivers after Johnson, with multiple other bit-part players on the depth chart that will contribute, but they need a legitimate second weapon, if just to help out Johnson and take some of the attention away from him. Johnson is one of the few receivers that actually took the game to Revis last season, and beat the Jets' stud as badly as anybody has over the past few seasons, but the Bills' offense relies on timing and open receivers, so they need a better second option.
Early Round Fit: Michael Floyd (1st)
Late Round Fit: Lance Lewis (4th-5th)
Miami Dolphins
Need that must be filled: Wide Receiver
It's easy to say that the Dolphins need a quarterback, and they do need a long-term answer at the position, since neither Matt Moore nor David Garrard will be confused with Dan Marino any time soon, but both have shown they can get the job done and win games. Miami traded away Brandon Marshall, but now they need to replace him, as Brian Hartline (who was a marginal player when Marshall was in town) is now arguably their top remaining target. The Dolphins have the same issue Buffalo does in terms of facing Darrelle Revis twice a season, and they no longer have a receiver that can threaten him. It wouldn't shock me to see Miami go hard after Ryan Tannehill to try and fix the quarterback spot long-term once and for all, but if they don't, they need to give their current players someone to throw to.
Early Round Fit: Justin Blackmon (1st),
Late Round Fit: Marvin McNutt (4th)
New England Patriots
Need that must be filled: Safety
The Patriots aren't short on needs, especially on defense, but safety is probably the biggest problem on the roster. Last season things got so bad that bit players, cornerbacks, and even special-teamer and wide-out Matthew Slater saw snaps at safety for them, explaining in large part why the Patriots surrendered such a massive amount of passing yards. Sometimes you get the feeling that Bill Belichick likes to goof around with personnel on defense just to show that he can, but in an ever more passing league, New England simply can't afford to be so cavalier about their secondary. It hurt them last season, even if they were able to overcome it and make it to the Super Bowl.
Early Round Fit: George Iloka (3rd)
Late Round Fit: Brandon Taylor (4th)
New York Jets
Need that must be filled: Right Tackle
Mark Sanchez has shown good and extremely bad in his time with the Jets, but they're in no real position to chase after his replacement in this draft, and the impact that Wayne Hunter had on his season last year was profound. While blind side pressure gets all the headlines, for a QB like Sanchez, open side pressure may be far more devastating, because he sees it developing and takes his eyes off his receivers to react. The Jets went from one of the best right tackles in the NFL to one of the worst overnight, and it speaks volumes about the ability of Vlad Ducasse that he wasn't seen as a better option. If the Jets are running with Sanchez again, they need to help him out and batten down the open side better.
Early Round Fit: Bobby Massie (2nd)
Late Round Fit: Markus Zusevics (4th)
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens
Need that must be filled: Center/Guard
I'm combining the need for center and guard not just because the Ravens could do with both, but because often teams will draft a center of the future, but play him at guard for a season or two before making the switch to the middle of the line (and, usually, the complexities of the line calls). The Ravens have the perfect opportunity to do exactly that, with an immediate hole at LG with the departure of Ben Grubbs, and the inevitable retirement of Matt Birk at center in a year or two. Baltimore doesn't have a high-octane offense, and they rely on a solid foundation up front to get things done. Things aren't in dire straits quite yet, but this is an opportunity to patch things before they fall apart that should not be overlooked.
Early Round Fit: Peter Konz (1st)
Late Round Fit: Lucas Nix (4th)
Cincinnati Bengals
Need that must be filled: Guard
It's never a good thing when both of your starting guards leave in one offseason, and that's the position the Bengals find themselves in heading into the draft. Signing Jacob Bell is little more than emergency cover and nobody currently on the roster looked like they were capable of locking down a spot last season. It's certainly true that the Bengals could do with another receiving option, but they need to make sure their offensive line doesn't come apart at the seams, especially with a young quarterback to protect and a running back in the shape of BenJarvus Green-Ellis who doesn't make much happen himself.
Early Round Fit: Cordy Glenn (1st)
Late Round Fit: Jaymes Brooks (6th)
Cleveland Browns
Need that must be filled: Running back
The Browns have holes all over the roster. In reality, I could list pretty much every position except left tackle and left corner for them, but if they have any hope of sticking with the teams in their division, they need to be able to control the clock and limit the task for their quarterback. The best way of doing that is to get a legitimate workhorse running back, a long-term version of the Peyton Hillis they had in 2010. They are ideally situated to be able to get that guy at the top of the draft, and Trent Richardson is being touted by some as the best running back prospect since Adrian Peterson–a guy they could load up and ride all game long.
Early Round Fit: Trent Richardson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Need that must be filled: Guard
The Steelers need to solidify things on both sides of the trenches, and in truth they could look to any position along both the offensive and defensive lines and not be making a wrong move, but guard is probably the biggest issue. Neither of last season's starters were able to get it done, and they need to surround Maurkice Pouncey with better players if he is to stand a chance of living up to the hype that surrounds him. Pouncey is by no means a bad player, but he likely won't play much better than average unless he gets some help either side of him. There's also the small matter of protecting Ben Roethlisberger, because without him for more than a few games the Steelers have some major issues.
Early Round Fit: Kevin Zeitler (1st)
Late Round Fit: Brandon Brooks (5th)
AFC south
Houston Texans
Need that must be filled: Wide Receiver
The Texans are not a side with that many holes in the roster, as you might expect for a team that was so dominant for much of last season. Andre Johnson is still amongst the best receivers in the NFL, but they have been consistently unable to find a legitimate complement for him, and doing so would make everything on that offense better overall. This is a good year to be in search of wide out help, and the Texans will likely have multiple options in the draft, even with their relatively lowly draft position. They are in good position near the end of the first round to target one of a few receivers that are being touted at that level.
Early Round Fit: Stephen Hill (1st)
Late Round Fit: Juron Criner (4th)
Indianapolis Colts
Need that must be filled: Quarterback
The Colts said goodbye to Peyton Manning–face of the franchise since 1998, and one of the greatest passers in league history–and they did so because they were comfortable with picking Andrew Luck at the top of the draft this season and starting over as if it were '98 once more. Luck was initially talked about as a once-in-a-generation talent and the best prospect since the man he will replace, but recently that kind of talk has cooled and there are more than a few who believe he isn't even the best prospect in this draft. Either way, the Colts are hitching the wagon to the Stanford prospect, and now must get on with overhauling the rest of the roster.
Will be filled by: Andrew Luck
Jacksonville Jaguars
Need that must be filled: Wide Receiver
Jacksonville's receiver situation last season was disastrous, and while they have gone some way to mending that in the offseason, they have signed players that have either been AWOL for years (Lee Evans), or have a very troubling injury history and only really a single season of production (Laurent Robinson), so they still need cover at the position. They could also stand to add help at defensive end or along the interior of the offensive line, but in a good year for receivers, this makes the most sense.
Early Round Fit: Michael Floyd (1st)
Late Round Fit: Chris Givens (4th-5th)
Tennessee Titans
Need that must be filled: Center
Chris Johnson's struggles were well documented, and there's no doubt that he was far from the force he was when he topped 2,000 yards, but what was interesting to see was what that did to the offensive line, which looked much weaker when blocking for a non super-human running back. Nowhere was this weakness more apparent than at center, where Eugene Amano was our second-worst graded run blocker last year with a grade of -17.4. Amano's pass-protection grade was OK, but no linemen benefit more from their offense than the Titans, with the ball out of the quarterback's hands significantly faster than in most other teams. The Titans need to upgrade in the middle of the line.
Early Round Fit: Peter Konz (1st)
Late Round Fit: Quenton Saulsberry (4th-5th)
AFC West
Denver Broncos
Need that must be filled: Defensive Tackle
The Broncos allowed Brodrick Bunkley to walk in the offseason, and in doing so lost easily their best run defender last season. When Denver was forced into nickel defense last year, they were visibly less sturdy up the middle because Bunkley was on the sideline, and in order to get the best out of Von Miller, they need to stop the run and to force teams into passing situations. Denver is also extremely in need of an upgrade on the other side of the ball where Zane Beadles at LG and J.D. Walton at C have shown no indication that they can play at an NFL level long-term, and in truth any of those spots would be a draft pick well spent.
Early Round Fit: Alameda Ta'amu (2nd)
Late Round Fit: Jaye Howard (5th)
Kansas City Chiefs
Need that must be filled: Nose Tackle
The Chiefs' roster is actually in pretty good shape, and for the most part they will be drafting for depth alone, but they could certainly do with a viable nose tackle for their 3-4. Their scheme is a far more traditional 3-4 than most in the league, and they rely on three big down-linemen to stuff the run and tie up blockers for their linebackers. Glenn Dorsey and Tyson Jackson have grown into that role pretty well, but Kelly Gregg was only ever a stopgap measure in the middle. If the Chiefs can find a nose tackle in the draft, then they'll have the pieces in place. If they can find one that can also bring some pressure in sub-packages, then they'll have hit the jackpot.
Early Round Fit: Josh Chapman (2nd-3rd)
Late Round Fit: Hebron Fangupo (5th -6th)
Oakland Raiders
Need that must be filled: Cornerback
The Raiders are in an unusual spot coming into the draft without a pick before the compensatory picks at the tail end of the third round, but they have more than enough holes in need of filling. Probably the biggest is at cornerback, where the departure of Stanford Routt and Chris Johnson has left them with very little. In reality, the Raiders probably need to spend more than one of their five draft picks on corners, and at least one of them is likely to end up starting come opening day.
Early Round Fit: Alfonzo Dennard (3rd)
Late Round Fit: Leonard Johnson (4th-5th)
San Diego Chargers
Need that must be filled: Defensive End
For the past few seasons, the Chargers have had one of the league's better rosters, but were consistently underachieving when it came to their performance on the field. For the first time in several years, that roster is beginning to look threadbare at a few spots. Their secondary needs help outside of star safety Eric Weddle, and Antoine Cason, who has quietly improved his play. Right tackle is a major issue, with Jeromey Clary coughing up seven sacks last season and not run blocking well either, but defensive end remains probably their biggest problem, despite the pick last offseason of Corey Liuget, who never seemed at home in the scheme. Both starting defensive ends need to be replaced, at least until Liuget can adjust to life in the 3-4.
Early Round Fit: Devon Still (1st)
Late Round Fit: Kheeston Randall (4th-5th)
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Vanderbilt Routs Texas A&M 66-41 At SEC TourneyJoe Toye scored 17 of his career-high 18 points in the second half, and Vanderbilt shook off a sluggish start in beating Texas A&M 66-41 Thursday night at the Southeastern Conference Tournament.
2017 SEC Basketball Tournament PreviewSEC teams outside the top four are on the bubble, so the SEC Tournament, which starts tonight, should be hotly contested.
Texas A&M Women Use Big Second Half To Advance In SEC TourneyKhaalia Hillsman scored 24 points and had 11 rebounds to lead No. 6 seed Texas A&M to a 67-48 win over No. 11 seed Florida on Thursday night in the SEC Tournament.
Troche-Morelos' Leads Texas A&M Past Missouri, 60-43Tonny Trocha-Morelos scored 18 points on 6-for-9 shooting, helping Texas A&M defeated Missouri 60-43 Tuesday.
Barford's 16 Points Leads Arkansas Past Texas A&M, 86-77The Razorbacks responded to their lowest point of the season with four straight wins — including Wednesday night's 86-77 victory over Texas A&M — to put a NCAA tournament return well within their sights.
No. 3 Mississippi State beats No. 23 Texas A&M 72-67Victoria Vivians scored 25 points and No. 3 Mississippi State avoided an upset with a 72-67 victory over Number 23 Texas A & M Sunday.
Williams, Gilder Lead Texas A&M Past Missouri 76-73Robert Williams scored 18 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, Admon Gilder scored 22 points and Texas A&M defeated Missouri 76-73 on Wednesday night.
Power 5 Conferences Vote To Stop Spring Practices Off CampusThe Power Five conferences have voted to stop coaches from taking teams off-campus during any vacation period outside a sport's season for practice, a rule proposed after Jim Harbaugh took his Michigan Wolverines to Florida during spring break last year.
Hampton Scores Season-High 21 In Texas A&M's Victory Over DenverThe Aggies (6-2) led 34-23 at halftime and the Pioneers (3-5) never threatened their larger opponent from the Southeastern Conference in the second half.
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Presenting peppertap coupon Jan 2016 ,peppertap offer , peppertap coupon 150 off update on 17th jan 2016
How to Get this offer
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peppertap coupon INDP15 Get 15% Off On Your First Order (Max Discount Rs 200,Valid Till 31st January 2016)
peppertap coupon TRY150 Flat 10% Off On Online Grocery Through Peppertap. Working For Old Users Too. Maximum Discount Rs 100
peppertap coupon HARVEST Flat 10% Off On Online Grocery Through Peppertap.Minimum Order Value 350. Working For Old Users Too. Maximum Discount Upto 200
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