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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 6:40 am
Post subject: Lurie out, Alex in Mock!
Ya boy
wins the lotto and decides to buy the Eagles off of Jeffery Lurie and turn this organisation around. So this is pretty much how the off-season would go down if I was calling the shots.
Front Office
Howie Roseman
stays as GM - I was very impressed by his interview the other day, especially the part where he said we want "players who bleed green". He's obviously done a good job with contracts and the salary cap and if the 2012 draft is anything to go by his philosophy of BPA will put us in good stead for the future.
Green Bay Packers' Director of Research and Development
Mike Eayrs
is hired as the Director of Player Personnel
Thought I'd throw this in here because it's a somewhat interesting idea. He is
well in tune with the statistical aspect of football
and after serving under one of the best GMs from around the league in Ted Thompson for a number of years I think he would be a great addition to our front office and offer some good insight to help with our off-season decisions.
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Mike McCoy
With Chip getting his attention and officially going back to Oregon, Mike McCoy heads my list of head coaching candidates. He's worked in the NFL for a number of years now, as a QB coach with the Panthers, he even made Jake Delomme look like good QB!
Working in Denver as Fox's OC for the past few seasons he was able to find success on offence with Tebow as QB as well as Manning. It's pretty clear for the last couple of years that McCoy knows how to best use the talent he's got on offence which is a great quality to have as a head coach.
Offensive Coordinator: Eric Studesville
Follows McCoy across from Denver.
Defensive Coordinator: Rod Marinelli
Still the DC for the Bears currently, but it's more fun to assume with Lovie gone Marinelli goes too. Clearly he wasn't much of a head coach (0-16) but in the past few seasons he has kept the Bears D as one of best and most physical defences in the league. While Mike McCoy might want to bring someone across from Denver who he has connections with I feel that Marinelli would be a better option for this team because of his experience as a DC, coupled with McCoy's lack of experience on the defensive side of the ball.
LB Akeem Jordan
- 1.5m / 2 Years
Gives us decent cheap depth at linebacker and a good contributor on special teams.
S Colt Anderson
- 600k / 1 Year
Admittedly Colt has proved me wrong recently, he's been pretty impressive (compared to the other safeties this season) and is a special teams stud.
LS Jon Dorenbos
- 1.8m / 2 Years
Don't fix what isn't broken.
Let Walk
OT King Dunlap
OG Jake Scott
DE Darryl Tapp
CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
QB Michael Vick
TE Clay Harbor
OT Demetress Bell
OC Dallas Reynols
DT Mike Patterson
DT Cullen Jenkins
CB Nnamdi Asomugha
LB Casey Matthews
S Kurt Coleman
Free Agency
LB Paul Kruger
- 18m / 4 Years
Mychal Kendricks will be moving to what seems to be a more natural fit on the weakside, with that move made Kruger will complete our LB trio and provides a big, strong SAM backer who can play against the run very well. The Ravens drafted Upshaw last year, which could mean they parts ways with Kruger who we pay well to come to Philly. Given his ability to get after the QB, which we've seen this season he'll add extra value to our defence as someone who can be used on the blitz a fair bit from LB as well.
OL Evan Dietrich-Smith
- 10m / 3 Years
Provides our line with much needed depth at both guard and centre, given his play recently for the Packers he may even challenge Kelce for the centre position who will be returning from an ACL injury.
CB Brent Grimes
- 3m / 1 Year
Injuries aside Grimes is a very solid CB and after moving on from both Nnamdi and Rodgers-Cromartie it'll be important to bring some sort of veteran help at the position so we're not just left with inexperienced starters.
DT Corey Williams
- 5m / 2 Years
Big body who can play along side Cox at NT.
FB Owen Schmitt
- 1.4m / 2 Years
Schmitt is back! This crazy mofo always played hard for us and provides us a tough lead-blocker as well as a decent option catching the ball out of the backfield.
S Chris Crocker
- 800k / 1 Year
Our safety position is starved of experience with Nate Allen and Kurt Coleman the veteran players at the position going into this season. Crocker comes in to provide a much needed veteran presence as well as a handy stop gap player at SS.
WR Brandon Stokley
- 800k / 1 Year
Comes across with McCoy, giving us a decent receiver, good depth and a veteran mentor for some of our younger receivers.
H-Back Chris Gronkowski
- 1.4m / 2 Years
Gronks brother! Can play FB or TE
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WR DeSean Jackson
to the
Miami Dolphins
for a 2nd Round Draft Pick
I think it's pretty safe to say that a receiver duo of Jackson and Maclin is not the long term answer for a team who wants to win play-off games. Deciding which one of the two to trade was based around the idea about wanting players who bleed green, after quitting on the team last year for a different kind of green ($$$), DeSean showed that he's not the kind of guy you want on your team. That along with the fact Nick Foles seems to like Maclin as a target, it would be wise to keep him over Jackson. After trading away Brandon Marshall before the season Miami could use a WR for Tanny who can stretch the field and keep opposing safeties play deep like Jackson.
I'm not sure of the cap implications from this move but given all the cuts this might help us get to the floor which is set to come into play next season.
Philadelphia Eagles
S Nate Allen
to the
Cleveland Browns
for a 5th Round Draft Pick
I WAS a supporter of Nate this season until his soft play became a week in week out thing, pretty disappointing considering the flashes he showed us last season. He's still young and can improve so he'll have some value for a team who needs a safety.
1. Kansas City Chiefs: Geno Smith - QB - West Virginia
2. Jacksonville Jaguars: Star Lotulelei - DT - Utah
3. Oakland Raiders: Damontre Moore - DE - Texas A&M
Round 1, Pick 4 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Luke Joeckel - OT - Texas A&M
Height: 6-6. Weight: 310.
At 4 my ideal situation would be us trading down but with how the draft order has panned out I had a hard time finding another team who would realistically be willing to trade up with us. With us being stuck at pick four in this scenario with Star and Moore off the board, the more I think about this, the more I feel Joeckel is the 'right' pick here.
Jason Peters will be back next season but it's an Achilles injury he suffered and he will be 31 by the start of the season so there's no guarantee we are getting the same Peters as before. Todd Herramans is 30 and is better suited to playing guard. Behind those two we've only got Dennis Kelly who's a question mark at this point. As you can see we're looking pretty thin at OT going forward, while a "franchise LT" isn't the be all and end all having two tackles and 5 lineman as a unit who can hold their own is very important and moving forward we aren't going to have that unless we look to the draft.
While I don't think Joeckel is streaks above the rest of the OTs, he can still start from day one and help improve our pass protection to give Foles the best chance to succeed. Even in the 2011-2012 season where our run blocking was great, the line still struggled in pass-pro and is clearly still an area we really need to fix after what we saw this season too.
Round 2, Pick 3 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
DeAndre Hopkins - WR - Clemson
Height: 6-1. Weight: 200.
I'm a really big fan of his and think he can make an immediate impact as a rookie in the NFL. Even if he's listed as 6'1 when you watch him he seems much taller than that. Hopkins has the ability to go up and get the ball when it's in the air, something our receivers generally don't do and is great after the catch as well.
Round 2, Pick 11 (via MIA) - the
Philadelphia Eagles
TJ McDonald - S - USC
Height: 6-2. Weight: 205.
It sucks watch defences like the 9ers and Seahawks with their huge, hard hitting safeties then going back to what we had at safety. I'm looking to build a much more physical team going forward so for the defence it's imperative that we that a hard hitting safety who strikes fear into opposing players mind. McDonald is not purely an in the box safety, he's got good range and is someone who has pretty good hands for a safety too.
Round 3, Pick 5 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Jessie Williams - DT - Alabama
Height: 6-4. Weight: 320.
He could go much higher than this with NTs in such high demand but it's my mock and there's still a long way to go yet so deal with it. Williams is a big islander aye brew, while he won't get after the QB much he is as strong as an Ox and will be a disruptive force for those foolish enough to run the ball inside against him.
Round 4, Pick 4 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Justin Pugh - OT - Syracuse
Height: 6-6. Weight: 292.
As I was saying before Peters and Herramans are both 30+, which means we need to draft some lineman and build through the trenches. While I took Joeckel in the 1st this season showed why it's important to have some depth across the OL.
Round 5, Pick 3 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Johnny Adams - CB - Michigan State
Height: 5-11. Weight: 177.
Round 5, Pick 6 (via CLE) - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Mauti - LB - Penn State
Height: 6-2. Weight: 239.
Round 6, Pick 5 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Williams - TE - Alabama
Height: 6-6. Weight: 270.
Round 7, Pick 3 - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Devin Taylor - DE - South Carolina
Height: 6-8. Weight: 267.
Round 7, Pick 23 (via IND) - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Aaron Hester - CB - UCLA
Height: 6-1. Weight: 207.
Round 7 compensation pick - the
Philadelphia Eagles
AJ Francis - DT - Maryland
Height: 6-4. Weight: 308.
Round 7 compensation pick - the
Philadelphia Eagles
Drew Frey, S - Cincinnati
Height: 6-3. Weight: 212.
Depth Chart
Rookies red
Free Agents blue
Offence: (24)
QB: Nick Foles | Trent Edwards
HB: LeSean McCoy | Bryce Brown | Dion Lewis
Owen Scmitt
TE: Brent Celek |
Michael Williams
Chris Gronkowski
X: Riley Cooper |
DeAndre Hopkins
Y: Jeremy Maclin |
Brandon Stokley
Z: Jason Avant | Damarius Johnson
LT: Jason Peters |
Justin Pugh
LG: Evan Mathis |
Evan Dietrich-Smith
C: Jason Kelce
RG: Todd Herramans | Danny Watkins
Luke Joeckel
| Dennis Kelly
Defence: (26)
RE: Trent Cole | Philip Hunt |
Devin Taylor
Corey Williams
Jessie Williams
UT: Fletcher Cox | Cedrick Thornton
LE: Brandon Graham | Vinny Curry
WILL: Mychal Kendricks | Jamar Chaney
MIKE: Demeco Ryans |
Michael Mauti
Paul Kruger
| Akeem Jordan
RCB: Curtis Marsh | Brandon Hughes |
Aaron Hester
NCB: Brandon Boykin
T.J McDonald
| David Sims
Chris Crocker
| Colt Anderson |
Drew Frey
Brent Grimes
Johnny Adams
Special Teams: (3)
K: Alex Henery
P: Matt McBriar
LS: Jon Dorenbos
2013-2014 Season Outlook
The season can go one of two ways: Either Foles does well becomes our guy or he plays poorly resulting in us having a high pick which we can use to get our QB of the future in next years draft. It's a win win situation! Either way, the roster has been completely gutted and this will be the first step towards building a bigger and more physical team.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 6:49 am
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we still owe desean 8 million if we trade him. not happening.
Plus DeSean is way better than Maclin.
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Not sure on Marinelli as DC without Lovie. I would prefer to bring back DRC. Dont want SChmitt, Crockett, Gronk or Stokley. Switch jesse Williams and tj mcdonald and its more realistic. Also doubt Pugh last to the 4th, other Then that I Like it.
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I'd cream my jorts if we got Kruger.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:28 am
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I like the draft, I love the D.Hop pick.
I made the same mistake with trading Jackson with all the dead cash
I like the FA signings I doubt Green Bay would let Ditrech-Smith go from what I have heard is they love him
and that is a lot of faith in Curtis Marsh.....
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 9:33 am
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Don't like anything after keeping Howie.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:33 am
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Kruger is gonna bring in WAY more money than that.
Owen schmidt??
Trading DeSean makes no sense.
Draft would be
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:04 am
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ninjapirate wrote:
we still owe desean 8 million if we trade him. not happening.
Plus DeSean is way better than Maclin.
As I said, I wasn't sure about the money but I'd still cop that to trade him. DeSean isn't way better, I'd probably give him a slight edge talent wise. In terms of who to trade though, I don't know about you but I don't think the guy who stopped trying when things weren't going his way is the type of person you want on your team just personally.
RainbowCarebear wrote:
Not sure on Marinelli as DC without Lovie. I would prefer to bring back DRC. Dont want SChmitt, Crockett, Gronk or Stokley. Switch jesse Williams and tj mcdonald and its more realistic. Also doubt Pugh last to the 4th, other Then that I Like it.
You don't have to like Crocker or Stokley, they're veteran guys who will fill in the void as we re-build and can be a good locker room presence for the young guys, not corner stones of the Franchise for the next 10 years. Oh and as for the draft slots which the players were taken, the draft's still more than 3 months away so not the end of the world as long as it's roughly in their range.
Kempes wrote:
I'd cream my jorts if we got Kruger.
Who wouldn't!? Total beast.
willy_law wrote:
I like the draft, I love the D.Hop pick.
I made the same mistake with trading Jackson with all the dead cash
I like the FA signings I doubt Green Bay would let Ditrech-Smith go from what I have heard is they love him
and that is a lot of faith in Curtis Marsh.....
Yeah EDS seems to keep getting better for the Packers, pretty doubtful that they'll let him go but still I can dream of great OL depth right? And you're right starting Marsh is a bit of an unknown but might as well see what we've got with him, if he's horrible there's still Boykin you can kick outside... either way it's gonna be a transition year we aren't gonna be leaning on Marsh's performance to lead us deep into the play-offs.
birdman0069 wrote:
Don't like anything after keeping Howie.
You don't like the move to cut Dallas Reyonlds?
eaglesfan10 wrote:
Kruger is gonna bring in WAY more money than that.
Owen schmidt??
Trading DeSean makes no sense.
Draft would be
I gave Kruger close to 5 mil a year it's not bad but yeah the way he's played a 3-4 team might pursue him pretty hard in FA.
Hmm, what's wrong with Schmitt exactly? And trading DeSean makes sooo much sense it hurts. Keep him would be the opposite of this bigger and tougher football team philosophy.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:23 am
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I only watch this team because Dallas is on the roster!
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:31 am
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willy_law wrote:
I like the draft, I love the D.Hop pick.
I made the same mistake with trading Jackson with all the dead cash
I like the FA signings I doubt Green Bay would let Ditrech-Smith go from what I have heard is they love him
that is a lot of faith in Curtis Marsh
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:53 am
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Nate Allen has trade value?
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:56 am
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TRUTH wrote:
Nate Allen has trade value?
It could happen. Alright, it couldn't.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:57 am
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I'm so sorry, but there is no way DeSean gets traded this offseason IMO. Let's bring in a true #1 and move DeSean to the #2 guy and see how he opens the field up. Plus the dead money is way too much to eat, as mentioned above.
I do love the TJ McDonald pick.
Doesn't sound like McCoy is interested in us, and his interview apparently went bad.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:52 pm
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Don't like FA at all.........The only acquisition I like is Kruger, and I'm not too sure if Baltimore lets him go. He has really came into his own this season. And how can we just assume that he can play a 4-3 SAM position? Has he done it before?
Stokley would be worthless here. The only reason he is decent at all this year is because of Peyton Manning.
Draft is pretty good.
As everyone has said, trading DeSean is a big no no.
Just wanted to point out that our secondary in this is very meh. Marsh as our starting CB and a 30 year old Grimes coming off a major injury (can't remember if it was ACL or achilles)....No thank you. Should have went after a CB early in the draft here. And Crocker is not that great....McDonald is very up in the air.
A starting secondary of Grimes-McDonald-Crocker-Marsh scares the crap out of me.
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I like it all except for two things. I don't think trading DeSean is the right move. We need to add a big receiver that draws a lot of attention which might open up the deep ball for DeSean.
The second thing I didn't like was where you had Jessie Williams being drafted. He will be long gone by the 3rd round. Some people have him as a late first/early second.
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My concern would be that having two shows on a day after each other means that people will likely choose what show to go too as opposed to managing to go to both. Hopefully they can pull it off
It's a risk for sure, but if it works it could be immense. Makes sense as there will be savings on venue hire and on the logistics of setting up the show once instead of twice. I'm guessing there will be ticket deals etc. And it's cool how the all-pro card will remain so, and there's a completely new event for amateur fights. Exciting stuff.
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It's time for Sabres to be worried
Sabres scoring too early too often
'"It seems like they get the first scoring chance," Sami Kapanen said, "and a lot of times that's where they find a way to score."'
HSBC Arena stands for 'Horrible Setbacks Become Consistent' for Flyers
'The Flyers' twin losses in Buffalo dropped their record at HSBC Arena to 1-8-1 since 2001, the only win coming on April 7 in the Flyers' final visit of the regular season.'
Sunday's Philadelphia Coverage (Updated 12:00 p.m.)
Sabres scoring too early too often (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flyers benefit from experience (Bucks County Courier Times)
Improved penalty kill gives Flyers a boost (Delaware County Times)
Flyers have found identity just in time (Delaware County Times)
Peter's built for the playoffs (Allentown Morning Call)
Flyers get fresh start in Buffalo (Cherry Hill Courier Post)
Stevenson still healthy scratch (Cherry Hill Courier Post)
HSBC Arena stands for 'Horrible Setbacks Become Consistent' for Flyers (Cherry Hill Courier Post)
Flyers need to find a way to win game in Buffalo (Trenton Times)
Forsberg tries to lead Flyers to third straight victory (Sportsticker)
(5) Philadelphia Flyers (2-2) at (4) Buffalo Sabres (2-2) (The Sports Network)
Forsberg works his playoff magic again
'Often considered one of the world's premier hockey players, Forsberg is among the best playoff performers in NHL history, averaging 1.2 points a game in the postseason. Once again, he elevated his game when it mattered most. After an embarrassing 8-2 loss Monday put the Flyers in a 0-2 hole, Forsberg turned the series around with an All-Star effort in consecutive games.'
Sabres D Numminen expected back for Game 5
'"I feel good and normal" he said after participating in the team's practice Saturday. "The doctors said everything looks normal and like it should. So I feel good about it and will be playing tomorrow. I'm not worried about it. I know the situation and feel comfortable with the doctors. So I have no concern."'
Ruff should show Hitchcock respect
'Ruff knows better than anyone else that by referring to the Flyers as idiots, what he was really doing was lumping Hitchcock with his players, who are an extension of any coach. Coaches owe other coaches a measure of respect.'
Flyers may be getting to Miller
'It's hard to believe he had to give himself such a pep talk, given the state of this series after the first two games in Buffalo, after the Flyers' draining overtime loss and their embarrassing 8-2 defeat. Yet … one shot from the right player in the right spot, and lo, Lazarus has pushed aside the stone. He said he wouldn't let one goal define this series, yet Ryan Miller couldn't get around one simple fact: He had left that little opening for R.J. Umberger, left a larger one for the Flyers, and look where we are now.'
A flop in Philly
'"The way it ended wasn't real pretty," Miller said, stewing in his locker stall. "I screwed up pretty good there. I'll just shake it off, forgive myself and then we got Sunday afternoon. One goal is not going to define the series. It might've made a difference tonight, but I'm not going to let it define the series. I don't want that to be the way the series is remembered. It's more than that. It's bigger than I thought. I thought up until that point I was playing good hockey. We'll just move on."'
Sabres get serious reality check
'Folks, it's time to start sweating.'
Doctors tell Numminen not to play
'Also in question is the status of winger Jochen Hecht, who played only 8:59 Friday before leaving the game for unspecified reasons midway through the second period, shortly after he and Peter Forsberg traded hits. Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said Hecht had an "upper-body injury" and claimed he didn't know how long the versatile forward will be out.'
Good, bad format fights playoff fever
'Mike Emrick, ex-Sabre Peter McNab and Cammi Granato will work NBC's coverage of the Sabres-Flyers on Sunday.'
Saturday's Ontario Coverage
Flyer answers the bell (Toronto Sun)
Tireless Forsberg, Esche lead Flyers' rally (Toronto Globe and Mail)
This Peter proves too great for Sabres (National Post)
Can anyone stop Peter Forsberg? (National Post)
'Peter the Great' loves the playoff pressure (National Post)
Esche makes some big stops in second period (National Post)
Filling a familiar role (SLAM! Sports)
Miller takes blame for goal
'"I just tried to trap it instead of save it, and it squirted through," Miller said. "I thought I was playing solid all night… . Now we have Sunday afternoon [for Game 5]."'
Desjardins gives Sabres a phantom goal
'"We concurred with Toronto that it was inconclusive," NHL supervisor Dave Newell said. "We can feel strongly that it was a goal, but if somebody comes to us and says, 'Show me the puck in the net,' we couldn't do it. That's why we make it imperative with the referees to make the signal one way or the other, wave it off or call a goal. Otherwise, we're in trouble."'


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Dear Environmentalists, reporters and politicians:
Be careful for what you wish, as the "Law of Unintended Conseqences" can hit very fast and very hard.
The proposed plan charges MORE money for turning in MORE trash to the municipality. Therefore, citizens can NOT turn in trash and save lots of money. The trash will be either stored or thrown away in a manner not desired by those in political power.
Imagine, a citizen saying, "Hey, I can dump this waste on someone's property and not have to pay the $177.00+/- disposal costs each year. I can also use my disposal more ... thereby sending much more organic waste to the (already overloaded?) wastewater treatment plant. I could compost in the back yard, possibly causing foul odors and perhaps a breeding ground for who-knows-what."
The REAL solution is to pay the citizens for good behavior. Pay them for segregated materials of value. Pay them for used tires ... and I'd bet my bottom dollar you will not find ANY used tires behind service stations, in streams, etc., as you can today!
Those in power need to think and act like an economist!
By the way, if you charge by volume, most people will purchase a compactor. The weight of each 20-gallon trash can may then be over 100 pounds!
Thanks for listening,
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Would Florida recycling plan raise local trash pickup costs?
Draft plan would have you pay for how much you throw out.By Steve Patterson
Story updated at 5:33 AM on Thursday, Jul. 30, 2009
State's draft plan to raise recycling: www.dep.state.fl.us/waste/recyclinggoal75/
There's also a public meeting scheduled
1 to 5 p. m., Tuesday, at the Orlando City Council chambers.
For people to buy into recycling, maybe they need meters on their trash cans, a Florida agency says.
Although most Florida homeowners pay a flat price for garbage service, the Department of Environmental Protection is drafting a plan for them to pay for the amount they really throw out. The "pay-as-you-throw" plan is part of a package of ideas the agency has drafted and could send to the Legislature by the end of the year.
Some recycling boosters say that's fair and effective, a system that inspires reuse and recycling every time you get a bill.
The idea has even led to a spin-off industry, a system for weighing recyclables collected at each home and sending people discount coupons based on each pound of material that doesn't hit the landfill.
But Jacksonville City Hall argues taxpayers could end up wasting millions on paperwork if they're billed for every can put at the curb.
"It would cost substantially more to the average resident," said Kristen Beach, a city spokeswoman.
Trash pickup at an average Jacksonville home costs $166 a year, said Chris Pearson, chief of the city's Solid Waste Division. That's unlimited service, paid for with property taxes and a solid waste fee that's collected yearly.
By comparison, Jacksonville officials say, a pay-as-you-throw system used in Gainesville charges about $7.50 a year less for pickup on a single 20-gallon can. Prices rise with the size of the can used, with jumbo 96-gallon service costing $317 a year.
Jacksonville solid waste managers are still looking for more details on how a volume-based bill would work, Pearson said.
Nothing in the state's plan suggests raising the cost to residents for recycling. It doesn't mandate pay-as-you-throw billing either but suggests the state run a program to offset some startup costs. The approach could lower property taxes, but the plan doesn't address that.
About 7,000 communities nationally use some kind of sliding scale, said Ray Moreau, associate director of the Southern Waste Information eXchange, a clearinghouse group in Tallahassee that tracks recycling trends.
"These systems have been shown to be very effective at increasing residential recycling rates," sometimes doubling recycling rates, Moreau wrote in an e-mail exchange. "The reason: the almighty dollar. … If a household can save money by just having one smaller can rather than one or two larger ones, they'll do it."
Moreau's organization hasn't endorsed anything in the draft plan.
Jacksonville estimates it recycles about 30 percent of all its waste. That's 1 percent more than the state overall, based on figures from 2007.
But Florida's Legislature wants much better and voted last year to set a statewide goal of 75 percent recycling by 2020. Recycling more would save communities on costs of building and running landfills, lawmakers said. Lawmakers told Environmental Protection managers to bring them a plan by Jan 1 for achieving that.
The agency held public meetings and drafted a plan based on the ideas people gave there, said Linda Frohock, an agency spokeswoman.
More meetings are planned next week and in November, and the final plan sent to lawmakers could look very different, she said.
Other ideas in the draft plan include making the 75 percent recycling rate mandatory for larger cities and counties and requiring recycling at businesses and apartment complexes, which are often exempt now.
If that became law as it's drafted now, Jacksonville, Clay and St. Johns counties would face the new 2020 mandate, but Baker, Nassau and Putnam would not, nor would the Beaches and Baldwin.
For communities facing that mandate, getting increased recycling at businesses and apartments would be important just to get the overall rate closer to 75 percent, Moreau said.
In Florida, the extreme leading edge of carefully measured recycling is now North Miami, where this year a company called RecycleBank began sending out rewards to people who recycle.
"There are big opportunities within the state," the company's Southeastern regional manager, Tim Bowers, said in an interview shortly after the company started its first Florida service.
RecycleBank's system weighs each recycling container before it's loaded into a truck and logs the address. Companies, mostly local, sign up to have store coupons sent to people as rewards for recycling. A good recycler could get maybe $240 a year in coupons, Bowers said.
The state's draft report praises RecycleBank, but doesn't suggest any steps to require similar measures in other cities.
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Ted Cruz: I'll Block All State Nominees Until They Appoint Inspector General
The State Department has a new problem to contend with: Texas Senator Ted Cruz has pledged to stop all State Department nominations from proceeding until Secretary of State John Kerry appoints an inspector general, potentially delaying confirmation of Samantha Power, President Obama's choice to represent America at the United Nations.
"I am deeply concerned that President Obama has refused to nominate an Inspector General to the State Department for his entire presidency and that this important position has been vacant for nearly 2,000 days. This is unacceptable," Cruz wrote in a Tuesday to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), obtained by The Daily Beast.
"Therefore, I intend to object to any nomination for the State Department, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), or the Broadcasting Board of Governors until President Obama nominates a credible and independent Inspector General for the State Department."
Power, a former senior White House staffer close to Obama and Kerry, was on Capitol Hill Tuesday meeting with senators ahead of her confirmation hearing to replace Susan Rice at the U.S. mission to the U.N. in New York. Rice takes over next month as Obama's National Security Advisor, replacing Tom Donilon.
It's been 1,988 days since the last full time State Department inspector general stepped down in Jan. 2008, according to the Project on Government Oversight, and the State Department Howard Geisel has been serving in an acting capacity since then.
"During the last five years, there have been deadly attacks on U.S. diplomatic personnel in Libya, mismanagement of security contractors at our embassy in Afghanistan, and hundreds of millions of U.S. taxpayer dollars wasted for police training in Iraq. These issues highlight the State Department's need for an Inspector General as soon as possible," Cruz said in a Wednesday statement.
Cruz didn't mention the biggest scandal to hit the State Department's IG office in years, which is the revelation by a IG office whistleblower that the senior leadership of that office allegedly thwarted several investigations over the past four years, including allegations that U.S. Ambassador to Belgium Howard Gutman solicited prostitutes in a public park, that the use of prostitutes in Hillary Clinton's personal security detail was "endemic," and that there was an underground drug ring which serviced State Department security contractors in the Baghdad embassy.
Read The Full Article On The Daily Beast
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- NSA Leak Spooks Terrorists
- Close Call For Indian Rights in Baby Girl Ruling
- Tea Party Patriots Vows Retaliation for Immigration Reform Votes
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Anthony i am going to assume that the WEP you want to try and penetrate is your own or that you have permission to do so. Secondly yes Backtrack 2 and now the new beta is the best in my opinion penetration testing distro of Linux out there. With this said you will have a slightly more difficult time doing all the wireless testing with a desktop and a usb wireless adapter but it can be done. As far as nic's and wireless adapters go there isn't a wide selection for desktops but if you are looking into buying a laptop then you can reference this http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=2191
i hope this clears up any questions you may have and if you are new to Linux then i suggest you do a lot of reading about "slax" and basic Unix commands.


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Hi - what's the javascript to open link in a new window in xhtml since xhtml doesn't have target=blank?
Or will browser recognize blank if xhtml 1.0 transitional is being served as text/html? <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
thanks, Val
This has nothing to do with XHTML vs HTML. It's about Transitional vs Strict.
XHTML 1.0 Transitional and HTML 4.01 Transitional allow the target attribute.XHTML 1.0 Strict and HTML 4.01 Strict do not.
Opening a new window is an interactive behaviour, and should thus be done with JavaScript. (HTML/XHTML is for content and CSS for presentation).
Hi - thank you for the link! That page states: "Transitional versions of the specifications still include it, but by definition, these specs are on the way out."
Can someone tell me how long a xhtml 1.0 transitional site will last? This is the first programming update I'm doing in 11 years (to switch from tables to css) and I hope not to do another one for at least 10 years! Will xhtml transit last that long?
I don't think too many mobile phones can handle opening links in a new window, no matter which method you choose to go with.
The XHTML 1.0 Transitional DTD has been deprecated for nine years already and was never intended to be used when creating new documents.
I still cannot fathom the reason why it exists in the first place. I mean, people claim to use XHTML to be 'future-proof' (which is silly, but never mind). How can one reconcile that with using a Transitional DTD that is already deprecated?
I doubt that there are many XHTML 1.0 Transitional documents that are served as XHTML. That means they are, to all intents and purposes, HTML 4.01 Transitional. And I don't think user agents will cease to support that in a hurry.
It'll work for a very long time. Browsers also still accept font tags and all that. Blink tags work. Marquee works. The align attribute works.
Once I needed to have target="blank". I backed down to a transitional doctype for those pages only because I just felt it was more honest than using strict (that and I'm allergic to javascript).
If you use the JS as posted above, those without JS will be able to open the link fine, just not in the new window. They can use the back button to go back. It's like the second most-used button on teh Interwebs.
Is there a special reason you need "target"? 99% of the time, links should be allowed to be links.
Hi - thank you! So my understanding is that I must use xhtml for wordpress, and it's ok to stick to transitional so I can avoid javascript + rules are a little laxer for WP (I hear you Tommy! but WP forbids me from following you) and this will all last for ten years to 2019 - by which time hopefully I'll be rich and powerful and sexy in my 70's like Gloria Steinem + I shall hire a programmer...
I always use target if it's a link to another site. I don't want anyone losing my site in their surfing!
thank you! - Val
Just be aware that the effect may be the opposite. I've seen a large study (done by IBM, I believe) where beginners actually got lost more easily when external links were opened in new windows. They used maximised browsers and didn't notice that a new window appeared on top of the old one. When they then tried the Back button (which every user knows) it didn't work and they couldn't find their way back.
The best way not to lose any visitors, in my opinion, is to have sufficiently good content that people want to stay (or come back).
Don't worry too much, most users know to navigate backwards with the Back Button. Written 10 years ago and still relevant.
It's no mortal sin to have target="blank" on your links, but use it with caaaaare. I have disabled target in my browser because I personally don't like it (I prefer them to open in a new tab) though not everyone knows how to do this, and those with IE6 or some other older browser don't have tabs.
Flash with target="blank" in the Actionscript url trigger my popup blocker, which is annoying. Unfortunately Flash ships with that as a default and Flash books tell people to write that code : (


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'"It looks like they made the correct call," Ruff said. "When you get into a funk like that, the breaks go the other way. We had a lot of great bounces go our way [earlier in the season]. We have to continue to grind away."'
Sabres officially in a slump
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The key, Martin Rafael said, was to keep shooting.
The Wilson High sophomore forward had several scoring opportunities throughout Friday's Moore League boys soccer game against visiting Lakewood, including a second-half chance from about 15 yards that he pushed over the crossbar.
"Everybody was telling me, "You're gonna get one, you're gonna get one,"' Rafael said.
And when he did, the goal was the game-winner. Unmarked inside the penalty area, Rafael whistled a shot past Lancers goalie Josh Haskill in the 65th minute, giving the Bruins a 2-1, come-from-behind victory on a wet and muddy pitch.
"We like our chances if he takes five (shots) and puts one in," said Wilson coach Abraham Moran, who saw his team improve to 3-2-3 in the Moore League and 9-3-4 overall. "We're willing to give those other four shots up. The kid has a great leg on him."
Rafael's goal came just 10 minutes after Oscar Marrujo tied the game at 1. On the play, senior defender Kobe Johnson sprinted to the end line to keep the ball from going out of bounds, and in one motion not only saved the ball but gave Marrujo a perfect pass. The senior forward simply had to direct the ball into the goal.
"I've just got to give (all the credit) to (Johnson)," Marrujo said. "It was a perfect pass. All I had to do was push it in."
Lakewood (6-7-4, 2-2-4) pressured the Wilson net in the final 10 minutes, trying to find the equalizer, but could not. It's best late chance came on Jimmy Galindo's run down the right side in the 73rd minute in which the junior striker put the ball into the side netting.
Galindo gave the Lancers a 1-0 lead early in the second half with a nice counterattack goal. Wilson had just missed a scoring opportunity at the other end and was slow to get back, allowing Jonathan Rangel and Galindo to make a run. Inside the penalty area, Rangel fed the ball to Galindo, who put a low shot past first-half Wilson goalie Manuel Reyes and inside the far post.
Both teams squandered first-half scoring chances. Wilson's Yanni Dalkos headed a point-blank shot over the crossbar in the seventh minute.
Lakewood had what looked to be a certain goal by Galindo cleared off the goal line by Wilson defender Drew Ward in the 27th minute.
In the 34th minute, Wilson first-half goalie Eder Rafael saved Peter Carranza's free kick, then somehow blocked Manny Soto's point-blank shot off the rebound.
- David Felton
Cabrillo 3, Jordan 1: Evair Marin scored twice for the host Jaguars (3-4-1) in a Moore League victory.
Artesia 2, Glenn 1: Alfonso Borja and Ari Claro each scored a goal for the visiting Pioneers (17-0-4, 8-0) in Suburban League play.
Girls soccer
Maddy Panazzo scored a pair of goals for host La Mirada, which remained unbeaten in the Suburban League with a 2-0 victory over Cerritos.
The Matadores improved to 8-0 in league play.
Artesia 6, Glenn 1: The host Pioneers improved to 7-1 in the Suburban League.
Valley Christian 3, Village Christian 0: Jahdai Dunk, Hannah Drake and Janna Jensen scored for the host Crusaders (12-9-1, 5-0) in Olympic League play.
Boys basketball
Ralph Wormley had 20 points and four rebounds for host Norwalk, which upset first-place Mayfair 67-53 in Suburban League play.
Mike Rocha added 12 points for the Lancers (13-10, 5-3). Mark Patterson led the Monsoons (7-1) with 21 points.
Artesia 47, Glenn 42: A.J. Benson scored 15 points for the host Pioneers (9-14, 4-4) in a Suburban League victory.
Lynwood 53, Dominguez 43: Joseph Rodriguez had 17 points for the host Knights (4-2) in a San Gabriel Valley League victory.
Girls basketball
Senior guards Michaela Reed and Janelle Porter each had a double-double for host Wilson in a 57-49 Moore League victory over Jordan.
Reed had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and Porter finished with 17 points and 14 rebounds for the Bruins (11-10, 4-3).
Norwalk 44, Mayfair 40: Maiya McNair-Griffin scored 17 points and had 10 rebounds for the host Lancers (15-8, 7-1), who moved into a first-place tie with the Monsoons (7-1) in the Suburban League.
Lynwood 70, Dominguez 14: Freshman Destinee Crayon had 19 points, seven rebounds and four steals for the host Knights (14-5, 6-0) in an SGVL victory.
Downey 37, Warren 32: Kristin Johnson scored 15 points for the visiting Vikings (9-12, 3-3) in the SGVL.
Whitney 89, Oxford Academy 12: Junior post Reyna Ta'amu recorded 26 points and 15 rebounds for the host Wildcats (15-4, 5-0) in Academy League action.
JC men's basketball
Kevin Conrad scored 21 points and Marquis Washington had 18 points and 14 rebounds for Cerritos, which opened its renovated gym with a 95-85 victory over Pasadena City in South Coast Conference South Division play.
The Falcons improved to 6-0 in conference play and 12-7 overall.
Mt. San Antonio 78, Long Beach City 70: Ashton Edwards had 19 points and 10 assists for the host Vikings (7-13, 2-4 SCC South).
JC softball
The home openers for both Long Beach City (versus Santa Ana) and Cerritos (versus Fullerton) were postponed due to rain. Cerritos also postponed today's scheduled game at Santa Ana.


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you know whut I mean Joekone
you know whut I mean Joekone
that yard may be heated but the workers are fucking retards...the once cut me and gave me a lift while showint me CN fresh maps....that was a sick rideOriginally posted by cyens@Dec 16 2004, 11:08 AM
Winter blues....
Bate ass yard
and a powerfull ZOOM
here you go kids
lame in quantity, and quality
I miss my BIKE :'(
some nice flicks cyens
i was searching for some random pics and i cam across this pic
and id like to share it with you fr8 whores n hobbits
Quote: eno*eoj*k?
Your a mother fucking lyer, none of those where catched in chicago, these are all from fucken yards in MONTREAL and they're all RECENT, talking a few month i should say weeks, old? my assold chicago catch
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yo cyens rude girl, this train was painted like spring 2003 in Montreal and the guy caught it in Chicago september 04. trains travel you should know this..
i'm only talking about the first one
I'm rude....so?
you posted it like if was all from chicago....specify
the yard didnt travel the train did. damn.
i had some good freight pics but my comp crashed and i lost all of it... soo sad
coes DDO
nice flix.
cyens, your shits ugly, bye.
id like to show ya some trains but not up to date on the " how to add pics in forums" thing errrrr
go to http://www.imageshack.us
upload your pic, wait for it to upload, then get the first link that comes up that has the [ img] [/ img] things on either side of it, copy and paste it into the place were you type your message.
car2nist...I saw your page on deviantart......and coming from you im not insulted....
heh, and i saw your deviant art... :X pitiful
keep yapping
you talk to big for how wack you are. time to shut the fuck up and hit the books again son.Originally posted by Car2nist@Dec 19 2004, 08:11 PM
heh, and i saw your deviant art... :X pitiful
just a little something for you kiddies to jock
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Hi all,
I just wanted to tell my findings about my annoying freezes I had with my
WRAP. The freezes were spontaneous and not dependend on the connections
(diection, interface). I first thought, it has to dowith the CPU usage,
because if I copied huge amounts of data (> 500MB) I was able to "force" the
freeze. But then, the freezes also hapened during normal hours. Then I also
tried to switch off the traffic shaper and removed more and more firewall
rules, but withoud luck.
I finally tried, what I thought should be the last thing to do. I removed my
Soekris VPN1411 Cryptocard.
That solved the problem. I have transferred several GB of data without any
problems under full CPU usage. I don't know if there's still a problem with
the driver. But I doupt that this is a hardware problem because a friend of
mine has the same configuration with the same problem.
I just wanted to let you know if you run into same stuff.


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The express card has two USB3.0 ports for users to fast transfer high volumes of data, or take advantage of its USB2.0 backward compatibility and use it as an expansion port.
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Clemens honored as SAC Player of the WeekMarch 19, 2012
Tornados pitcher/third base man earns POTW honors for the first time in career
Rock Hill, S.C. - Brevard College softball pitcher and third baseman Kayla Clemens was named the South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Monday afternoon.
Clemens, who shares Player of the Week honors with Catawba's Tara Gibbs, shined at both the plate and in the pitcher's circle this past week in leading Brevard to a 4-2 record on the field.
Clemens helped the Tornados sweep conference opponent Lincoln Memorial and Johnson C. Smith, driving in the game-winning three run home run against LMU in the second game, while going 5-for-6 from the plate against JCSU with four RBIs and three runs scored in the sweep against the Golden Bulls.
On the mound, Clemens pitched 27.0 innings, with a 0.77 earned run average on the week with 14 strikeouts, recording both victories against Lincoln Memorial and a complete game win over the Golden Bulls on Sunday afternoon.
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(Yahoo!) - How is Justin Bieber enjoying a day off from his worldwide "Believe" tour in South Africa? By kicking back with a cold one, naturally.
The 19-year-old posted a photo on Instagram with the caption "Beers in the jungle," which shows Bieber and his buddy Lil Za drinking an Amstel lager. Before you go criticizing the "Beauty and a Beat" singer too much, don't forget the legal drinking age over there is 18.
Bieber also posted a photo of an elephant, so clearly the singer is enjoying more of what Cape Town has to offer than just alcohol.
Meanwhile, Bieber's possibly on-again girlfriend Selena Gomez has been making the press rounds to promote her upcoming album. She revealed in InStyle magazine this week that she wrote a song called "Love Will Remember," which is about her ex.
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Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi State
One of the most experienced running backs in college football, Dixon has played in all but one game since his arrival at Mississippi State in 2006. He assumed the starting role as a sophomore and really exploded, amassing 1066 yards and 14 touchdowns on 287 rushes in 2007. Dixon did not score as many total touchdowns this year (12) as he did as a sophomore (16), but he still enjoyed his best season at MSU as a senior. He rushed 257 times for 1391 yards (a 15.4 average) and caught 18 passes for 123 yards. Still, Dixon has never been extremely consistent and he often disappears in games, especially against staunch defenses (against Florida and Alabama in 2009, for example). That lack of consistency can be attributed to the fact that Dixon is not the kind of versatile running back who can make opposing defenders miss. He has decent speed (mid-4.5s in the 40-yard-dash), but he has to do most of his damage with his size (6'1' and 235 pounds). Dixon needs to run over people to get his yards, but that can be hard to do when the offensive line is not producing. He can be an effective short-yardage specialist in the NFL, but he does not appear to be an every-down back, especially not in this era in which NFL teams want to use multiple RBs more and more. Dixon did well to return to school for his senior year, and it could pay off in the form of a third-round selection in the 2010 draft.
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Isn't getting the looks he deserves for the early rounds, but his combination of elite size, athletic ability, and past production will get him a look by a lucky team in the third.
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I ordered 500 to start with!
These might even help with my ebay sales
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Thanks for the link guys
I ordered 500 to start with!
These might even help with my ebay sales
killin 2 birds with 1 stone sick deal
I got stickers from purolator and now i sent an email to ups, saying that im interseted in ordering supplies, preferably stickers. They sent me an emial back asking for the reason I need stickers. I dont know what to say now, any help?
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ha fuck that. I lift them from the post office. Well ... lift isn't the right term because they are free. I take them from the post office.
usps jipped me last time i ordered from them... i ordered 500 one day. and 500 a couple days later. when they came, my first order was about 200 stickers, and the second order was 9 stickers... any ideas...
on the site with the 228's
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Yeah I got a usps right down the street and I wouldn't call it lifting, although once I took the hole box and just walked home.
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i just orders 100 for now. haha
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Libraries are filled with such characters—just ask Tolstoy, writes Liesl Schillinger.
That line from Tolstoy has almost become hackneyed, that is until it is proven true yet again.
That one line merits a single page reference for Tolstoy in the index.
But genuine strength, as Tolstoy understood so well, comes from humility, not hubris.
And the conceit of total artifice deprives us of what Tolstoy is best at: marrying artifice with verisimilitude.
Tolstoy portrayed the vices of the educated Russian and the evils of wage-slavery which followed the emancipation of the serfs.
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Fair play to you lad you're obviously doing well and have a perfect record and I think this says a lot about your abilities.
But at 16 years old i'm guessing there must be some grown ass men who would be able to 'son' you out there (no disrespect meant, its just nature you're not fully grown yet!).
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The rotation at defensive tackle is going to be completely insane. The top two players in the country at the position Eddie Vanderdoes and A'Shawn Robinson expect to be playing side-by-side, but will be pushed by elite talents like Isaiah Golden, Justin Manning and Scott Pagano. Golden and Manning will be playing together in college after this game at Texas A&M.
The defensive ends will not be as deep as a unit, but the trio of players should be able to put some pressure on the East offense. USC commit Torrodney Prevot is pass rush specialist, lightning quick coming off the edge. On the strong side you the No. 10 end in the country Kylie Fitts, who has the size to stand up offensive linemen. Joe Mathis is another big, strong kid who could play anywhere along the line.
Looking at the roster a 3-4 defense may seem like a good idea. The thought of getting Jaylon Smith and Mike Mitchell, the No. 1 and No. 2 rated MLBs, on the same field at the same time in the middle of a defense should sound appealing to anybody. Both are big, physical pounders with the ability to run. Tim Kimbrough, the No. 6 MLB, is also on the squad and should not be discounted.
Josh Banderas, Myles Jack and Deoundrei Davis will likely be the outside linebackers. This is a good mix of talents. All-around grittiness, size and speed. Chans Cox is a big-bodied linebacker, who is a great all-around athlete. He could contribute at a number of positions. In a pinch he could fill in for some reps at defensive end.
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The West team will boast the top two safeties on the West Coast Su'a Cravens and Tahaan Goodman. Cravens, a USC commit, is No. 1 rated safety in the country. Goodman, the No. 5 rated safety in the country, is considering offers from schools across the country. Kameron Miles is the top-rated safety in the Midlands and gives the unit a a true thumper who can cover deep over the middle and come up and support the run tenaciously.
At corner it is the well-season Chris Hawkins who will come in as the top-rated recruit, No. 8 at the position nationally. He is starred and proven himself against top level competition in camps and games. When thinking West Coast you don't naturally think of Michigan, but Michigan verbal Jourdan Lewis, from the powerhouse program Cass Tech in Detroit will be repping the 'Wolverine State' on a team. Texas speedster commit Antwuan Davis rounds out the talent at corner.


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This is the only bathroom heater with a digital thermostat that enables precise temperature adjustments. Unlike lesser space heaters with limited temperature controls, this model's digital thermostat lets you set the temperature anywhere from 65� F to 85� F using an easy-to-read LCD panel. In tests conducted by the Hammacher Schlemmer Institute, this model's 1500-watt heater raised the ambient temperature in a bathroom by 5� F in only 15 minutes. It can be set with its integrated timer the night before to turn on automatically, ensuring the bathroom is warm when you wake up, and it mounts to a wall with the included bracket or sets up on a flat surface. The ALCI plug automatically cuts power if the unit contacts water and a patented auto shut-off feature prevents overheating. Plugs into AC. 10" H x 9" W x 6" D. (4 lbs.)
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Works fine until it stops
By geo55
from Pittsburgh, PA
As many others have, installed in a small bathroom. Wall-mount feature is helpful. The heating performance is as described, it does very well heating the room in a short amount of time. I also appreciate the thermal shut-off feature, except that it's way too sensitive. The heater has never stayed on for more than 15 minutes before it decides to turn itself off, even if I set the thermostat temperature to 70. Then you're done for 30 minutes until it resets itself. It's possible that this is a defective unit because this is pretty useless behavior if it's as designed. You're just warming up and it turns off.
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: Thank you for your feedback. This unit should run until it hits the set temperature. It is designed to shut down at that point and then turn back when it needs to start heating to the desired temp again. The unit should only wait 30 minutes if the temperature is maintained or if the unit is preventing overheating. The thermal cut off will shut it down to prevent it from overheating and that can take 30 minutes. If you would like to exchange for another unit, please call us at 1-800-321-1484.
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(14 of 14 customers found this review helpful)
Bathroom heater
By Gonzalo
from west covina ca
This heater has been the best thing that I have bought in long time its works well specially in the bathroom .I don't have to turn on the whole house heater to get the heat I need for the room that I am in .
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(14 of 16 customers found this review helpful)
Slightly disappointed
By Bubba
from Columbus, MS
Did not realize from the online description that you cannot combine the timed on/off mode with the thermostat mode. I wanted a heater that I could set to come on just before waking up to heat the bathroom to a preset temp, then hold that temp in thermostat mode. This won't do that. The timed feature kicks it on, non-stop, for 30 min., then off. Not that helpful of a feature.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: We apologize for any confusion on the mode's of this heater. At Hammacher Schlemmer, our goal is for you to be delighted with our products and our service. Should you ever find that an item doesn't perform to your satisfaction, our customer service team is available 24 hours a day at 1-800-321-1484 to assist you with returning it.
(11 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
digital thermostat bathroom heater
By bruno
from sandy spring, md
I have purchased this heater before and was very pleased with the operation of it.
(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
Awesome Product
By GSK
from Atlanta, GA
We renovated our bathroom this summer with Travertine. It looks great but it is COLD in the morning. The digital timer allows us to set it the night before and wake up to warm travertine. Awesome!
(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Who Could Ask For Anything More ?
By hey
from Zanesville, Ohio
It's compact size belies its excellent heat output. It is perfect for my bathroom though the visual appearance it gives could be used in any room. It is so light in weight can be easily portable and is quit in performance.
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Great heater
By Cap
from Snohomish WA
we use this heater in our bathroom and it does a great job for us and the ability to have it come on by itself is a great feature for having a warm bathroom for showers and such in the morning
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By Pandora
from Birmingham, AL
I purchased this heater for a small bathroom that does not have a heat/ac vent. It works perfectly, exactly as described.
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Good little heater
By Tony
from Austin, TX
The old version I bought through Hammacher had gone bad due to a plug issue. Anyways, in true fashion Hammacher send me a new one which was this new model. The old model was no longer being sold. I use this in my master bathroom during cold mornings. Its great cause I use the timer so when i enter the bathroom in the mornings its already nice and warm. For the price, its a great product!
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I would not buy this product again .
By krick39
from Texas home
doesn't heat a very big space
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NWL All-Stars are all in the family
Dunston, Thon just two recognizable names dotting the roster
By Jared Ravich / MiLB.com | August 6, 2013 8:06 PM ET
EVERETT, Wash. -- In looking at the rosters for the Northwest League All-Star Game, a couple names stand out immediately: Shawon Dunston and Dick Thon. Dunston was a two-time Major League All-Star (1988, 1990) and Thon was an All-Star in 1983.
But this is Class A Short-Season ball, and these All-Stars are their sons.
"Baseball's a small world," said Thon Jr., whose grandfather and great-grandfather also played professionally. "Rafael [Santo Domingo], Everett's hitting coach, I know him from my dad a long time ago. I've known him for my life."
Dunston Jr. added it's been a great experience meeting players with similar baseball backgrounds.
"We don't talk about it that much," he said. "But when we do, it's the same conversations we have with our dads. We've all been around a clubhouse, so we all understand the hard work our dads did and what they did to get there. You're just trying to follow in their footsteps, and hopefully be there like they were for a long time."
The Northwest League All-Star Game is replete with baseball families. Everett first baseman Justin Seager's oldest brother, Kyle, is with the Seattle Mariners. His younger brother, Corey, plays for the Class A Advanced Rancho Cucamonga Quakes.
Seager, playing to cheers in front of a familiar Everett crowd, talked about molding his career along the lines of his older brother with the same business-like attitude as Dunston.
"[Kyle] did it with hard work and long hours," Seager said. "That's exactly what I'm going to try to do, and hopefully, I'll get a shot up there in the big leagues too. But it's very good to see [my parents] here. It's the first time I've seen them since I left."
"We've always been on the baseball field," said Jody Seager, Justin's mother. "Kyle's six-and-a-half years older than the youngest one, so they always had to go watch Kyle's games. Then they started playing. It's just something we've always done. They gave up a lot, though. They gave up summer at the pool with their friends because they all worked hard. They didn't get to goof off like some of their friends did."
"They have to want to," added Justin's father, Jeff. "That's the key. Once they figure out that's what they want to do, then they put the time in. They don't necessarily look at it like they're giving up anything."
Clearly, coming from a baseball family offers opportunities other players don't have, like an experienced personal advisor.
"My dad and I talk every day about baseball and stuff in general," said Dunston, whose father played from 1985-2002 and is currently a special assistant to the San Francisco Giants, for whom he hit a home run in the 2002 World Series. "He's told me about mistakes he did and doesn't want me to make them. But he also says, 'You are your own person and you are going to have to fall on your face sometimes to experience it.' I fell on my face last year a little bit, and this year coming in, I knew I had to work hard and have a good offseason. So far, it's been pretty good."
Eugene's Ronnie Richardson's father played in the Red Sox organization. Daniel Lockhart (promoted to the Triple-A Iowa Cubs on Sunday) is the son of Keith Lockhart, who played in the Majors from 1994-2003. Spokane reliever David Ledbetter's brother, Ryan, is in the Rangers organization, currently pitching in the Arizona League.
"He's not here in Spokane, so that's tough," said right-hander Ledbetter. "But growing up together, it really bonds you. You work through a lot more than everyday struggles. You work together on the field."
The players coming from baseball families seem to have a bond among themselves as well.
"I met Dickie about a month ago in Vancouver," said Dunston. "He's a real cool guy and a good player. Justin Seager, the first time when he came to Boise. He's a good player also. Daniel [Lockhart] on our team, a real solid player for us, we became real close throughout the year playing together. Hopefully we'll move up the ladder and play in the big leagues together."
Thon agreed. "You meet guys who know a guy. ... You share stories. It's always fun. Obviously guys from your country, but you meet guys from different places. It's really fun."
In brief
Unsuspecting Derby champ: With three home runs in the opening round and two more in the finals, Tri-City's Sean Dwyer was crowned champion of the circuit's Home Run Derby.
Everett's Phillips Castillo, not on the All-Star roster but in the competition, placed second with one dinger in the finals and four in the first round. Eugene's Hunter Renfroe drilled four deep long balls to dead center in the first round, but was unable to connect in the finals and finished third.
Also competing were Boise's Yasiel Balaguert, who hit two first-rounders, Hillsboro's Yogey Perez-Ramos, Vancouver's L.B. Dantzler and Eugene's Trae Santos, each with one homer. Everett's Justin Seager and Salem-Keizer's Sam Eberle did not go yard in the first round.
Dwyer, whose lone home run this season came against visiting Hillsboro on July 12, had never before competed in a derby.
"It's exciting," said the 22-year-old Rockies outfield prospect. "It was fun. Kind of nerve-wracking.
"I came in just trying to get one. My mom and dad are here, and they told me to just relax and have fun."
Dwyer took home $500 and the Everett Boys & Girls Club picked up a $2,500 donation from Marysville Anderson Insurance because of his performance.
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