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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 1:00 pm
Post subject: 7 Heavenly Rounds
Round 1
Kansas City (2-14)Luke Joeckel, LT, Texas A&M
Andy Reid say he will that the BPA and thats Jockel. Jockel would kick Albert to OG which was his natural position coming out of college. G.Smith is not the #1 rated player and Reid specialty is developing any QB to play good.
Jacksonville (2-14)Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah
Star is the best defender on the board and can play any position along the DLine.
Oakland (4-12)Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M
Raiders have a lot of needs and no cap space... We have a rough offseason coming ahead but Moore is the best Pass Rusher available .
Philadelphia (4-12)Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia
Jones has spinal stenosis which will impact his stock but should not impact is play for the majority of his career.
Detroit (4-12)Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU
Ziggy Ansah is a workout warrior and with a JPP potential he is shooting up draft boards.
Cleveland (5-11)DeMarcus Milliner, CB, Alabama
Sheldon Brown is 34 years old and a free agent this offseason. Milliner can pair up with Haden and make a very dynamic Duo.
Arizona (5-11)Geno Smith,QB, West Virginia
Bruce Arians is a great coach and can take Smith to his full potential. Arians had a lot of success play calling for Luck and led the 2-14 colts to 10-6 is impressive.
Buffalo (6-10)Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State
Buffalo will probably trade out he because their major needs to match up with the #8 overall. Werner will benefit from Williams across and i guess can have a 10 sack season.
New York Jets (6-10)Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU
Mingo is the draft high risk high reward player because he can be Aldon Smith or Aaron Maybin.
Tennessee (6-10)Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
Hankins can provide the big body presence that they haven't had since Albert Haynesworth. (I met Haynesworth when he played for the Redskins and he went to Traffic court lol)
San Diego (7-9)Chance Warmack, G, Alabama
Miami (7-9)Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
Tampa Bay (7-9)Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State
Carolina (7-9)Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri
New Orleans (7-9)Sam Montgomery, DE, LSU
St. Louis (7-8-1)Keenan Allen, WR, California
Pittsburgh (8-8)Alec Ogletree, ILB, Georgia
Dallas (8-8)Jonathan Cooper, G/C, North Carolina
New York Giants (9-7)Barrett Jones, C/G, Alabama
Chicago (10-6)Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame
Chicago won't mind that Teo is a lil awkward
Cincinnati* (10-6)Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas
St. Louis - from Washington* (10-6)Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma
Minnesota* (10-6)Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
Indianapolis* (11-5)Jonathan Jenkins, NT, Georgia
Seattle* (11-5)Dion Jordan, DE, Oregon
Green Bay* (11-5)Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
Houston* (12-4)Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor
Denver* (13-3) Kawann Short, DT, Purdue
Baltimore* (10-6)Kevin Minter, ILB, LSU
San Francisco* (11-4-1)Margus Hunt, DE/DT, SMU
New England* (12-4)Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia
Atlanta* (13-3)Alex Okafor, DE, Texas
Washington -> St. Louis: Robert Griffin
Round 2
Jacksonville (2-14)Dallas Thomas, G/OT, Tennessee
Kansas City (2-14)Mike Glennon, QB, N.C. State
Philadelphia (4-12)Matt Elam, SS, Florida
Detroit (4-12)Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State
Cincinnati - from Oakland (4-12)Arthur Brown, LB, Kansas State
Arizona (5-11)D.J. Fluker, OT/G, Alabama
New York Jets (6-10)Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas
Tennessee (6-10)Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma
Buffalo (6-10)Ryan Nassib,QB, Syracuse
Miami (7-9)Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
Tampa Bay (7-9)Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford
Carolina (7-9)DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson
San Diego (7-9)Jesse Williams, NT, Alabama
St. Louis (7-8-1)Montee Ball, RB, Wisconsin
Dallas (8-8)Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida
Pittsburgh (8-8)Logan Ryan, CB, Rutgers
New York Giants (9-7)Oday Aboushi, OT, Virginia
Chicago (10-6)Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina
Washington* (10-6)Eric Reid, S, LSU
Minnesota* (10-6)Gerald Hodges, OLB, Penn State
Cincinnati* (10-6)Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina
Miami - from Indianapolis* (11-5)Corey Lemonier, DE/OLB, Auburn
Green Bay* (11-5)Bacarri Rambo, SS, Georgia
Seattle* (11-5)Robert Woods, WR, USC
Houston* (12-4)Kwame Geathers, NT, Georgia
Denver* (13-3)Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington
Baltimore* (10-6)David Amerson, CB/S, N.C. State
San Francisco* (11-4-1)T.J. McDonald, S, USC
New England* (12-4)Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina
Atlanta* (13-3)Stepfan Taylor, RB, Stanford
Raiders -> Bengals: Carson Palmer
Colts -> Dolphins: Vontae Davis
Browns forfeit pick for supplemental draft pick (Josh Gordon)
Saints forfeit pick for Bountygate
Round 3
Kansas City (2-14)Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State
Jacksonville (2-14)Matt Barkley,QB, USC
Detroit (4-12)Phillip Thomas, S, Fresno State
Oakland (4-12)Tyrann Mathieu*, CB/S, LSU
a lot of teams are intrested in Mathieu so we have to reach for him
Philadelphia (4-12)Kyle Long, OT, Oregon
Cleveland (5-11)Da'Rick Rogers, WR, Tennessee Tech
Arizona (5-11)Kevin Reddick, ILB, North Carolina
Tennessee (6-10)Larry Warford, G, Kentucky
Buffalo (6-10) Stedman Bailey, WR, West Virginia
New York Jets (6-10)Travis Kelce ,TE,Cincinnati
Tampa Bay (7-9)Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State
San Francisco - from Carolina (7-9)Cobi Hamilton, WR, Arkansas
New Orleans (7-9)Chris Faulk, OT, LSU
San Diego (7-9)Jawan Jamison, RB, Rutgers
Miami (7-9)Jordan Reed, TE, Florida
St. Louis (7-8-1)Bennie Logan, DT, LSU
Pittsburgh (8-8)Tyler Bray, QB, Tennessee
Dallas (8-8)Landry "Lance" Jones, QB, Oklahoma
New York Giants (9-7)Khaseem Greene, LB/S, Rutgers
Miami - from Chicago (10-6)Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, Connecticut
Minnesota* (10-6)William Gholston, DT, Michigan State
Cincinnati* (10-6)Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State
Washington* (10-6)Ricky Wagner, OT/G, Wisconsin
Indianapolis* (11-5)Sean Porter, OLB, Texas A&M
Seattle* (11-5)Jordan Hill, DT, Penn State
Green Bay* (11-5)John Simon, DE, Ohio State
Houston* (12-4)D.J Swearinger ,S, South Carolina
Denver* (13-3)Andrew Jackson, ILB, Western Kentucky
Baltimore* (10-6) Brandon Jenkins, DE/OLB, Florida State
San Francisco* (11-4-1)Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise State
New England* (12-4)Travis Frederick, C/G, Wisconsin
Atlanta* (13-3)Joseph Fauria, TE, UCLA
Carolina -> San Francisco: Trent Robinson and Frank Alexander
Chicago -> Miami: Brandon Marshall
Round 4
Jacksonville (2-14)Will Davis, CB, Utah State
Kansas City (2-14)Jonathan Bostic, ILB, Florida
Oakland (4-12)Chase Thomas,OLB, Stanford
Philadelphia (4-12)E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida State
Minnesota - from Detroit (4-12)Alvin Bailey, G, Arkansas
Arizona (5-11)Datone Jones, DE, UCLA
Cleveland (5-11)Jamie Collins, DE, Southern Miss
Buffalo (6-10)Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
New York Jets (6-10)Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
Tennessee (6-10)Tharold Simon, CB, LSU
Carolina (7-9)Duke Williams, S, Nevada
New Orleans (7-9)Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma
San Diego (7-9)Aaron Colvin, CB, Oklahoma
Miami (7-9)Ryan Swope, WR, Texas A&M
Tampa Bay (7-9)Robert Lester, S, Alabama
St. Louis (7-8-1)Trevardo Williams, OLB, Connecticut
Dallas (8-8)Shawn Williams, S, Georgia
Pittsburgh (8-8)Akeem Spence*, DT, Illinois
New York Giants (9-7)Jelani Jenkins, OLB, Florida
Chicago (10-6)Tyler Bray, QB, Tennessee
Cincinnati* (10-6)Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas
Washington* (10-6)Leon McFadden, CB, San Diego State
Minnesota* (10-6)Zac Dysert, QB, Miami of Ohio
Indianapolis* (11-5)David Bakhtiari, OT, Colorado
Green Bay* (11-5)Gavin Escobar, TE, San Diego State
Seattle* (11-5)Justin Pugh, OT, Syracuse
Houston* (12-4)Mike Gillislee, RB, Florida
Denver* (13-3)Travis Long, DE/OLB, Washington State
Baltimore* (10-6)Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech
San Francisco* (11-4-1)Jonathan Brown*, OLB, Illinois
Tampa Bay - from New England* (12-4)Wes Horton, DE, USC
Atlanta* (13-3)Cyril Richardson, G/OT, Baylor
Detroit -> Minnesota: Tahir Whitehead and Travis Lewis
New England -> Tampa Bay: Aqib Talib
Round 5
Kansas City (2-14)Levine Toilolo, TE, Stanford
Jacksonville (2-14)Le'Veon Bell, RB, Michigan State
Philadelphia (4-12)Terry Hawthorne, CB, Illinois
Detroit (4-12)Hugh Thornton, G, Illinois
Oakland (4-12)Khaled Holmes, C, USC
Cleveland (5-11)Ryan Allen, P, Louisiana Tech
Arizona (5-11)Alex Hurst, OT, LSU
New York Jets (6-10)Xavier Nixon, OT, Florida
Tennessee (6-10)Anthony Steen*, G, Alabama
Buffalo (6-10)Chris Gragg, TE, Arkansas
New Orleans (7-9)Baker Steinkuhler, DT/DE, Nebraska
San Diego (7-9)Caleb Sturgis, K, Florida
Miami (7-9)Johnathan Franklin, RB, UCLA
Tampa Bay (7-9) Michael Buchanan, DE/OLB, Illinois
Carolina (7-9)Quanterus Smith, DE, Western Kentucky
St. Louis (7-8-1)Aaron Dobson, WR, Marshall
Pittsburgh (8-8)Marquess Wilson*, WR, Washington State
Dallas (8-8)Seantrel Henderson*, OT, Miami
New York Giants (9-7)Micah Hyde, CB, Iowa
Chicago (10-6)Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB, TCU
Washington* (10-6)Devin Taylor, DE/OLB, South Carolina
Minnesota* (10-6)Hakeem Smith, S, Louisville
Cincinnati* (10-6)Alonzo Highsmith, OLB, Arkansas
San Francisco - from Indianapolis* (11-5)Mister Cobble, NT, Kentucky
Seattle* (11-5)James Morris, OLB/ILB, Iowa
Green Bay* (11-5)Nico Johnson, ILB, Alabama
Houston* (12-4)Joe Kruger, DE/DT, Utah
Denver* (13-3)Conner Vernon, WR, Duke
Baltimore* (10-6)Josh Boyce*, WR, TCU
San Francisco* (11-4-1)David Yankey, OT, Stanford
Washington - from New England* (12-4)Kiko Alonso, ILB, Oregon
Atlanta* (13-3)Zach Line, FB, SMU
Indianapolis -> San Francisco: T.Y Hilton
New England -> Washington: Albert Haynesworth
Round 6
Jacksonville (2-14)Brian Winters, OT, Kent State
Kansas City (2-14)Silas Redd, RB, USC
Detroit (4-12)Nickell Robey, CB, USC
Oakland (4-12)Brandon McGee, CB, Miami
Philadelphia (4-12)James Hurst, OT, North Carolina
Arizona (5-11)Gabe Ikard*, C/G, Oklahoma
Cleveland (5-11)Michael Williams, TE, Alabama
Minnesota - from Tennessee (6-10)Johnny Adams, CB, Michigan State
Buffalo (6-10)Michael Dyer, RB, Arkansas State
New York Jets (6-10)Aaron Donald, DE/DT/OLB, Pittsburgh
San Diego (7-9)Nigel Malone, CB, Kansas State
San Francisco - from Miami (7-9)Jake Knott, OLB, Iowa State
Tampa Bay (7-9)Shaq Wilson, OLB, South Carolina
Carolina (7-9)Daniel McCullers*, DT, Tennessee
New Orleans (7-9)Prentiss Waggner, CB/S, Tennessee
St. Louis (7-8-1)James Gayle, DE, Virginia Tech
Dallas (8-8)Ray Ray Armstrong, S, Faulkner University
Pittsburgh (8-8)Cierre Wood, RB, Notre Dame
New York Giants (9-7)Graham Pocic, C, Illinois
Chicago (10-6)Denard Robinson, QB/WR/KR, Michigan
Minnesota* (10-6)A.J. Klein, ILB, Iowa State
Cincinnati* (10-6) Kenjon Barner, RB, Oregon
Washington* (10-6)Brad Wing, P, LSU
Indianapolis* (11-5)Ray Ray Armstrong, S, Faulkner University
Green Bay* (11-5)Tanner Hawkinson, OT, Kansas
Seattle* (11-5)Jake Knott, OLB, Iowa State
Houston* (12-4)Isaiah Johnson*, FS, Georgia Tech
Denver* (13-3)Brodrick Brown, CB, Oklahoma State
Baltimore* (10-6)Steve Greer, ILB, Virginia
San Francisco* (11-4-1)Collin Klein, QB/TE, Kansas State
Cincinnati - from New England* (12-4)Jasper Collins , WR , Mount Union
Atlanta* (13-3)Brandan Bishop, S, N.C. State
Miami -> San Francisco: Lamar Miller
New England -> Cincinnati: Chad Ochocinco
Tennessee -> Minnesota: Scott Solomon
Round 7
Kansas City (2-14)Quinn Sharp, P/K, Oklahoma State
Jacksonville (2-14) Washaun Ealey, RB/FB, Jacksonville State
Oakland (4-12)Marcus Lattimore, RB, South Carolina
Philadelphia (4-12)Mychal Rivera, TE, Tennessee
Detroit (4-12)Tarvarres King, WR, Georgia
Cleveland (5-11)Stefphon Jefferson, RB, Nevada
Arizona (5-11)Chris Borland, ILB, Wisconsin
Seattle - from Buffalo (6-10)Kareem Martin, DE, North Carolina
New York Jets (6-10) Braden Hansen, C/G, BYU
Tennessee (6-10)Knile Davis*, RB, Arkansas
Miami (7-9)Blaize Foltz, G, TCU
New England - from Tampa Bay (7-9) Cameron Meredith, DE, Nebraska
Carolina (7-9)Brad Madison, DE, Missouri
New Orleans (7-9)Sanders Commings, CB, Georgia
San Diego (7-9)Jordan Rodgers, QB, Vanderbilt
St. Louis (7-8-1)Dan Buckner, WR, Arizona
Pittsburgh (8-8)Spencer Long, G, Nebraska
Miami - from Dallas (8-8)Jeff Braun, OT, West Virginia
New York Giants (9-7)Ray Graham, RB, Pittsburgh
Chicago (10-6)Chris Harper, WR, Kansas State
San Francisco - from Cincinnati* (10-6)Dustin Hopkins, K, Florida State
Try out kickers
Washington* (10-6)Alec Lemon, WR, Syracuse
Minnesota* (10-6)LaAdrian Waddle, OT, Texas Tech
Philadelphia - from Indianapolis* (11-5) Kenny Tate, OLB, Maryland
Seattle* (11-5)Jake Stoneburner, TE, Ohio State
Green Bay* (11-5)Sam Schwartzstein, C, Stanford
Houston* (12-4) Michael Clay, LB, Oregon
Denver* (13-3)DeVonte Holloman, S/OLB, South Carolina
Baltimore* (10-6)Prentiss Waggner, CB/S, Tennessee
San Francisco* (11-4-1)Michael Mauti, ILB, Penn State
New England* (12-4) Braxston Cave, C, Notre Dame
Atlanta* (13-3) Dan Giordano, DE, Cincinnati
Cincinnati -> San Francisco: Taylor Mays
Indianapolis -> Philadelphia: Moise Fokou and Greg Lloyd
Buffalo -> Seattle: Tarvaris Jackson
Dallas -> Miami: Ryan Cook
Tampa Bay -> New England: Aqib Talib
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 1:19 pm
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Don't mind the Sheldon Richardson pick, love the DeAndre Hopkins pick in the second. 2 defensive ends? C'mon man we had a combined 23.5 sacks between the two DE he have starting already.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 1:25 pm
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Like the giants draft. Especially jones I think his versatility makes him a perfect fit
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 1:25 pm
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Not bad, I'm not really a fan of Montgomery, but can't complain. I think we go secondary before receiver though.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:09 pm
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Thats a round or two early for Mathieu. Like the other picks though!
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:13 pm
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I like it
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:37 pm
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Carradine in the 3rd and Franklin in the 5th and its an A+ Lions draft.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:43 pm
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For the most part i love this draft for the Falcons.
The 1st 3 picks you nailed for us in Okafer, Taylor, and Fauria. Big fan of all 3 at our biggest positions of need imo.
The FB is really the only pick you made for us that made absolutely no sense. We just took a 4th or 5th round FB last year who is actually a better prospect as a FB in Brandon Ewing from Wisconsin.
Just replace the FB with a big DT that could also help us run some 3-4 looks and the Falcons draft is great.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:47 pm
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Give the Jets Dion Jordan in the first round. I really like the rest of the draft.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:51 pm
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You only hit on 1 pick Te'o. The rest of draft should go:
2. Amerson
4. Escobar
5. Nico Johnson
6. Barner
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:12 pm
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It looks ok, but the last thing we need is another rookie WR. We have 2 rookie WR this year and a 2nd year WR. We have bigger needs on Defense since we are switching to a 3-4. Throw us an OLB there, and we need a punter badly but usually punters can be had in the 6-7 or even undrafted.
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:30 pm
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I saw two tony Jefferson's in round 2? And no Matt Elam? I would take Elam in the first if it looks like he'd be taken before our 2nd.. Take lacy or best RB in the second
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 3:38 pm
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The Redskins have only drafted a P like once in 12 years and drafting a punter in the 6th will not happen, give us some OT depth there.
Eric Reid will not fit in Washington. Philip Thomas will tho.
in the 4th, would love to grab Andrew Jackson from Western Kentucky.
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Gladly take it for the Bengals
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Juvenile angiofibromaNasal tumor; Angiofibroma - juvenile; Benign nasal tumor; Juvenile nasal angiofibroma; JNA
Juvenile angiofibroma is a noncancerous growth of the back of the nose or upper throat.
Juvenile angiofibroma is not very common. It is usually found in adolescent boys. The tumor contains many blood vessels, spreads within the area in which it started (locally invasive), and can cause bone damage.
- Difficulty breathing through the nose
- Easy bruising
- Frequent or repeated nosebleeds
- Hearing loss
- Nasal discharge, usually bloody
- Prolonged bleeding
- Stuffy nose
Exams and Tests
The doctor may see the angiofibroma when examining the upper throat.
Tests that may be done include:
- Arteriogram to see the blood supply to the growth
- CT scan of the head
- MRI scan of the head
- X-ray
Biopsy is generally not recommended due to the high risk of bleeding.
You will need treatment if the angiofibroma is growing larger, blocking the airways, or causing repeated nosebleeds. In some cases, no treatment is needed.
Surgery may be needed to remove the tumor. The tumor may be hard to remove if it is not enclosed and has spread to other areas. Newer surgery techniques that place a camera up through the nose have made tumor removal surgery less invasive.
A procedure called embolization may be done to prevent the tumor from bleeding. The procedure may correct the nosebleeds by itself, but it is usually followed by surgery to remove the tumor.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Although not cancerous, angiofibromas may continue to grow. Some may disappear on their own.
It is common for the tumor to return after surgery.
Possible Complications
- Anemia
- Pressure on the brain (rare)
- Spread of the tumor to the nose, sinuses, and other structures
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There is no known way to prevent this condition.
Nicolai P, Castelnuovo P. Benign tumors of the sinonasal tract. In: Flint PW, Haughey BH, Lund LJ, et al, eds. Cummings Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 49.
Haddad J Jr. Epistaxis. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 369.2.
Review Date: 8/31/2011
Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Washington, School of Medicine; Seth Schwartz, MD, MPH, Otolaryngologist, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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I´m trying to run Backtrack 5 R3 from the live CD (x32, GNOME), in my Toshiba Satellite L505 with Intel HD graphics. But after i run "startx" the screen goes blank and the Caps Lock key starts blinking.
I've tried the same CD in another laptop and that problem doesn't occur.
Is there anyway i can solve this?
Thanks in advance!
Thought this was my problems solution here, nope same thing for me with ATI radeon and didnt help.
Anyways I was able to take care of the heat buy shutting off the cpu thrasher monkey they put in the bios...
Just telling you in case you have the same issue...
Now that you are good and frustrated cause I haven't answered your question
I'll try to point you in the right direction.
The L505D and others similar in that time frame of production had a jacked half ass ACPI
Its a boot issue and more than I want to get into but if you hit the tab button as you boot into the menu'
you could try adding these one at a time on about the second line up from the bottom.
this first I think specifically addressed your issue NOMODESET if that doesn't work then try NOAPIC
and then NOLAPIC and last ACPI=OFF, the reason I say last is because its the one that can potentially fix your problem but may cause others.
If one or a combination work you need to remember to set them in your grub otherwise you'll need to keep redoing them.
And just because I'm tired I leave you a link to my best friend to put you on the right path...
https://www.google.com/search?q=noapic#hl=en&sclient=psy-ab&q=noapic+ubuntu&oq=noapic+ubuntu&gs_l=serp.3... 8735.11442.0.13042.7.7.0.0.0.0.2159.2159.9-1.1.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.80Y2LCp5a2U&pbx=1&bav=on.2, or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&fp=5152c89e77ba6c4a&biw=1000&bi h=550
getting the same problem on my hcl me xite l55 laptop.
i have installed the distro on my laptop and have been able to successfully install my rtl8191se wireless adapter on the system.
but after an update using
i am not able to start x on version 3.2.6Code:apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-get dist-upgrade reboot
i am currently running 2.6.38 with x
but in 3.2.6 i get a black screen of death when i start x
how do i resolve it?
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The Salt Lake Tribune occasionally presents images from its archives in a special series called A Look Back. This installment shows images from various industries around the state at the turn of the last century.
Every gallery of the series is available at www.sltrib.com/topics/lookback. Previous installments showed:
Geneva Steel
The sinking of the Titanic
Projects made possible by the Works Progress Administration
Baseball teams around Utah in the late 1800s
Historic scenes from Salt Lake City
The ZCMI factory
Ecker Hill Ski Jump
Walker Bank Building
Utah's WWII Candy Bomber
Salt Lake City's trolley system
The Salt Lake Tribune through the years
Recreation along the Great Salt Lake
Utah's small towns
Park City
Scenes from around Utah in the first half of the 20th century
Construction of the Salt Lake Temple and SLC in the 1800s
Past University of Utah football bowl games
Scenic Utah photos from the 1930s-1960s
Bands in Utah from 1870-1927
Utahns in the armed forces during World War II
The Hill Climbing Automobile Contest, a 1907 Salt Lake City car race
Brighton in the 1930s and 1940s
Utahns in the military from the '40s and '50s
Salt Lake City's baseball park in the 1930s and 1940s
Utah college life from the 1930s to 1960s
Key moments in Utah Jazz history • http://bit.ly/pErnml
Historical buildings in Salt Lake City • http://bit.ly/ntHZcl
Dugway Chemical Warfare Depot during World War II
Kennecott Utah Copper Mine in the 1930s and 1940s
The Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s and 1940s
The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
Salt Lake City's Memory Grove Park
Hill Air Force Base in the 1940s and 1950s
Women's fashion from 1949-50
Salt Lake City in the 1900s
Salt Lake City and other Utah cities in the 1800s
Images from court actions against polygamous men in the 1940s
The centennial Days of '47 parade in downtown Salt Lake City from July 1947
Mining town of Mercur, Utah
NASA history
Vintage aircraft from around Utah
Stereoscopic images of Eureka, Utah, in the early 1900s
Salt Lake City's Liberty Park from 1935 to 1951
Historical images of the 100-year-old Hotel Utah, currently The Joseph Smith Memorial Building
People and events in Salt Lake City from the 1930s, '40s and '50s
Historical images of Sugar House
Aerial images of Salt Lake City in the 1960s


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Need desperatly help, I just can`t seem to get any connection with my router.
Runnig Vmware (windows vista) then BackTrack4 prefinal.iso
All this seem to work great, but as said I need help so I can connect to the router.
Typing: airmon-ng
interface chipset driver
wlan0 RTL8187 rtl8187-[ph0]
is what i get??
Have tried: ifconfig wlan0 up (didn`t work)
Please give me some info on how (what) to do to connect.
And I have being searching aroud .....but no luck.:(


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Top Three: The Preatures
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Australian rockers The Preatures have been quite busy over the last year. After releasing their EP Is This How You Feel last year, which features their single of the same name, they released their single "Better Than It Could Ever Be" earlier this year. The band also just played Coachella, and will be busy on the road this summer with tour dates across the U.S. and Europe.
The Preatures stopped by iHeartRadio Headquarters when they were in New York City recently, where they treated us to a live performance and (being from Australia themselves) revealed the top three things Australians are tired of hearing.
Check out Top Three with Preatures below.
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When: 7:30 p.m., Staples Center
TV: Time Warner Cable SportsNet/Time Warner Cable Deportes
At a time when the Lakers wonder if they have enough energy to compile wins, they're hardly facing the ideal opponent.
The Lakers host the Utah Jazz, who have won four consecutive games. The Lakers have struggled mightily against the Jazz no matter who coached them.
Their 95-86 loss Nov. 7 against Utah marked Mike Brown's last game. The Lakers' 117-110 loss Dec. 9 to the Jazz represented just one of 20 losses Mike D'Antoni has compiled through 32 games.
How do the Lakers avoid Utah sweeping them for the first time in a regular-season series in franchise history?
"We have to match their energy," Lakers center Dwight Howard said. "The last time we played them here, their energy level was great. We have to sustain our energy on the offensive end and defensive end. We have to play great defense. That's the biggest thing. We have to get back and play great defense."
That effort will have to start with Howard, who vows he won't let a recently aggravated right shoulder inhibit his aggressiveness.
The Lakers will have their work cut out for them. The last time both teams met, Utah outperformed the Lakers in points in the paint (54-34) and fast-break points (19-4). They provided little resistance to Utah's Paul Millsap (24 points), Mo Williams (22 points), Enes Kanter (14), Gordon Hayward (14), Al Jefferson (14), and DeMarre Carrol (14 points).
In other words, Utah presented the Lakers with the same problems they've seen all season against nearly everyone they played.
Will the Lakers finally make it stop?
"Some days it looks good and you think you turned a corner, but then the train hits you," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "You just keep plugging away."


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We have received an update on the upcoming film, Reign Over Me starring Adam Sandler. The movie is about a man who loses his family on Flight 11. Trailers for this film may start today before the opening of Pursuit of Happyness in theaters across the country. We have met with the movie production team and we are told that there is little to no graphic content about 9/11, as the story depicts the character's life after this tragic event. There is a short segment where the character describes where he was on 9/11. The trailer contains no graphic images. As always, feel free to contact us at email@example.com if you have any questions or need more information.


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- 1986
- Marvel Productions, LTD.
- King Features Syndicate
- Defenders Of The Earth Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Flash Gordon, Mandrake the Magician, Lothar, Lothar Jr. (L.J.), The Phantom/Kit Walker, Richard "Rick" Gordon, Jedda Walker, Kshin, Zuffy, Prince Kro-tan, Ming the Merciless, Dynak X, Shogoth.
- Vocal Talent: Lou Richards (Flash Gordon), Peter Renaday (Mandrake the Magician), Buster Jones (Lothar), Dion Williams (Lothar Jr. [L.J.]), Peter Mark Richman (The Phantom/Kit Walker), Loren Lester (Richard "Rick" Gordon), Sarah Partridge (Jedda Walker), Adam Carl (Kshin), Hal Rayle (Prince Kro-Tan), William Callaway (Ming the Merciless), Diane Pershing (Dynak X), Ron Feinberg.
- Produced By John Ahern, Rick Hoberg, Bill Hutten, Tony Love, Don Sheppard, George Singer, Glenn Johnson.
Executive Producers: Margaret Loesch, Lee Gunther, Bruce Paisner.
Supervising Producer: Karl Geurs.
- Voice Directors: Tony Pastor, Stu Rosen.
- Recording Assistant: Barbara Cane.
- Vocal Talent: William Callaway, Adam Carl, Ron Feinberg, Buster Jones, Loren Lester, Sarah Partridge, Diane Pershing, Peter Renaday, Lou Richards, Peter Mark Richman, Dion Williams.
- Talent Coordinator: Maddy Aaronson.
- Storyboard Directors: Pat Boyette, Gregg Davidson, Adrian Gonzales, Larry Houston, Bob Kline, Don Manual, Will Meugniot, Mario Piluso, Frank Paur, Roy Shishido, Jim Smith, Roy Smith, Mike Swanigan, Vincenzo Trappetti, Doug Vandergrift.
- Storyboard Assistants: Richard Broderick, Janet Chin, Nicola Cuti, Fernando D. Tenedora, Valentino, Craig Zukowski.
- Supervising Directors: Ray Lee, John Gibbs.
- Animation Directors: Warren Batchelder, Brad Case, Joan Case, Gerry Chiniquy, Charlie Downs, Bill Exter, Milton Gray, Bob Kirk, Al Kouzel, M. Flores Nichols, Karen Peterson, Tom Ray, Robert Shellhorn, Bob Treat.
- Model Design: Nester Redondo, Rudy Nebres, Armando Carrillo, Vanessa Coffey, Donn Greer, Tim Gula, Michael Sekowsky, Barbara Huggins, Barbara Nelson, Alex Nino, Stephanie Pyren, Wally Sides, Thomas Warkentin, Alan E. Wright.
- Supervising Editor: Steven C. Brown.
- Music Editors: Mark Shiney, Peter Collier.
- Sound Effects Editors: Richard Allen, Jim Blodgett, Michael DePatie, John Detra, Karen Doulac, Ron Fedele, David Hankins, Jerry Jacobson, Nick James, Michael Tomack, Warren Taylor.
- Dubbing Supervisor: Jacqui Freeman.
- Telecine Supervisor: Sarah Swiskow.
- Supervising Story Editor: Stan Lee.
- Story Editors: Bryce Malek, Dick Robbins, Larry Parr, Alan Swayze, Bill Dubay.
- Music Composed and Conducted By: Rob Walsh.
- Main Title Music By: Rob Walsh, Tony Pastor.
- Main Title Lyrics By: Stan Lee.
- Clinical Psychology Consultants: Dr. Joyce C. Mills, Ph.D., Dr. Richard J. Crowley, Ph.D.
- Director of Production: David J. Corbett.
- Production Manager: Barbara L. Stoddard.
- Production Assistant: Bill Aronson.
- Flash Gordon and Ming the Merciless Created By: Alex Raymond.
- The Phantom, Mandrake the Magician, Lother Created By: Lee Falk (This is the 27th Phantom).
- King Features Production Executives: Austin Hearst, James R. McGee.
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Copyright © 1986 King Features Entertainment, Inc.
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Kshin's run-in with the class bullies moves him to find the right spell from Mandrake's "forbidden" sorcery books. Without any of the other Defenders knowing, and from under his bed covers, Kshin and Zuffy call a pint size demon named Shogoth to "fix those... (more)
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|Nara Ichizoku
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|Nara family (奈良家, Nara-ke; ; ; )
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Shadow Imitation Technique
Shadow Sewing Technique
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The Nara clan (奈良一族, Nara Ichizoku; ; ; ) or Nara family (奈良家, Nara-ke; ; ; ) is known for their intelligence, ninjutsu that entails the manipulation of shadows, and tending of deer such as Rikumaru, which graze in a large area of the Nara clan forest. Shikaku Nara was the most recent head of the clan.
Overview Edit
They have kept a book with medicine preparations and effects for generations which imply they are skilled in the area of medicine. Among the medicine described in this book are the secret pills used by the Akimichi clan.
The Nara clan has a special relationship with the Akimichi and the Yamanaka clan. For several generations, members of these three families have formed "Ino–Shika–Chō" trios, named after the first part of the names of the members with the Nara members being the "Shika" in the trio. To strengthen the unity between the three clans, a member of the Sarutobi clan will give them special earrings to present to each generation head when they are promoted to chūnin after which they will swear their oaths. The earrings also symbolise that they are considered adults by their respective clans. The clan members also seem to favour wearing their hair in ponytails.
In the anime, it was revealed that the Nara clan also has a research facility with an abundance of medicines stored in it. It is located deep in the mountains, and thus has little security. Mizuki raided this laboratory for ingredients for his cursed seal.[1]
Other Clan Members Edit
- During the Fourth Shinobi World War, another Nara was assigned to the Third Division. He aided Ensui with his techniques in order to trap the reincarnated shinobi.[2]
- Another Nara was assigned to Naruto as a bodyguard while he was on the Island Turtle. When Naruto attempted to escape the island he caught him with his Shadow Imitation Technique. Naruto however broke free of the technique after entering his Nine-Tails Chakra Mode.[3]
- During the Fourth Shinobi World War, several Nara aided Shikamaru in immobilising the Ten-Tails, while they boldly declared that their clan should not be underestimated.[4]
Trivia Edit
- Nara, Nara, Japan was the capital of Japan in the eighth century, and is well known for its tame deer a relation as to how the Nara look after deer.
- "Ino", "Shika" and "Chō" are the names of three cards needed for a highly prized trick of "Inoshikachō" in the Hanafuda.
- Nara have a sensory link with their shadows and do not necessarily have to see their target to know that the person has made contact with their shadow.[5]
- All the Nara men tie their hair in a ponytail, suggesting that it is a customary fashion in the clan.


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Law students from USC and London to compete
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A group of British law students will spar with their University of South Carolina School of Law counterparts in two mock court presentations this week.
The student barristers (British for lawyer) are from The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn, one of the four London Inns of Court established in medieval times as societies for the training and socialization of barristers.
The first mock court presentation, or moot, is taking place Wednesday, Sept. 14. S.C. Chief Justice Jean Toal will serve as one of the judges. The case will be a hypothetical criminal appeal featuring USC law students Carmel Matin and Josh Thomas.
A second moot will be open to the public and will take place at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15, at the School of Law auditorium. The case will be a hypothetical contract dispute featuring law students Rachel Rogers and Will McKinney. In attendance will be S.C. federal and state judges and litigators, who are members of the John Belton O'Neall Inn of Court, an organization that is part of the larger Inn of Court movement in the United States.
"These moot events offer our law students opportunities to compete and learn about the London Inns of Court. The Gray's Inn team will visit only two universities in the United States this year," law professor Martin McWilliams said. "To be selected by the Inn as a venue is a high compliment for a law school. We hope that many in the legal profession will join us for the public moot on Thursday."
Their visit is an extension of USC's School of Law London Maymester program, where university law students study comparative law at Gray's Inn.
"The Inns lie at the very heart of the English justice system," McWilliams said.
The Thursday moot precedes the university's Constitution Day, which also takes place in the auditorium at 7 p.m. It will feature Dr. Keith J. Bybee, a professor and expert in constitutional law and the judicial process at Syracuse University, who will discuss the public skepticism of judges.
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Tonight's game between Brevard and St. Andrews cancelledDecember 18, 2009
Weather will not permit teams to play
Brevard, N.C. - Tonight's game between the Brevard College Tornados women's basketball team and the St. Andrews Presbyterian Knights will not be played due to weather concerns. The two teams were scheduled to play tonight at 6 p.m. in Boshamer Gymnasium, but due to concern over the safety of the teams and traveling situations, the game was called off. No makeup date has been assigned as of yet.
The Brevard College women's basketball team will now turn their attention to Saturday, January 2nd, as the team prepares to jump back into conference play as they travel to Mars Hill, N.C. to take on the Mars Hill Lions inside Stanford Arena at 2 p.m.


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Panel Discussion: Statement by Ambassador Thoms on "Governance and the Post-2015 Development Agenda"
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"Ambassador Mamabolo,
Distinguished representatives of UNDP and OHCHR,
Distinguished members of CIVICUS,
Ladies and gentlemen,
On behalf of the Permanent Mission of Germany it is my great pleasure and honor to welcome you to the Briefing on the Outcomes of the Global Thematic Consultations on Governance and the Post-2015 Development Framework.
First and foremost, let me welcome and thank the Permanent Representative of the Republic of South Africa, Ambassador Mamabolo. The South African Government has been instrumental in providing the crucial framework and constructive inputs to the Consultation that took place in Midrand, Johannesburg from 28 February to 1 March 2013.
I would also like to welcome Mr. Olav Kjørven, the Representative of the United Nations Development Programme and Mr. Craig Mokhiber from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights who were among the key facilitators of the Consultation. And it is my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to Mr. Jeffery Huffines from CIVICUS and express my great appreciation on the exemplary manner in which your organisation was involved in the Consultation in South Africa.
The objective of this briefing is to share with you the outcomes of the Global Thematic Consultations on Governance and the Post-2015 Development Framework.
Almost fourteen years ago, world leaders embarked on an unprecedented global endeavor to eradicate extreme poverty and provide for a dignified life for every human being. The world has indeed made great progress in fighting poverty. And since the year 2000, the international landscape has also witnessed a dramatic rebalancing of economic power.
Brazil, China and India are now among the world's leading economies. According to last year's Human Development Report, these three countries alone will account for 40% of global output by 2050.
These rising economies also witness a growing middle class, growing in size and average income. By 2025, annual consumption in emerging markets is estimated to rise to 30 Trillion USD.
New voices are calling for more accountability and broader representation. The rise of the South is leading to greater diversity of voices on the world stage.
However, these positive examples cannot disguise the fact that today 30% of the world's population or 1.5 billion people still live in poverty. One of the major messages of the Human Development Report is that growth alone does not automatically translate into human development progress. But what does? The Report has identified four main areas of focus. Allow me to take a closer look at some of them and show you how they are all interconnected by one common thread:
Enhancing equity is more than a moral duty. Dissatisfaction and economic inequality – in both the North and the South – can result in serious social conflict and political unrest. The recently published Bertelsmann Transformation Index also reveals that the urban middle and upper classes have disproportionately benefited from economic growth while larger parts of the population have limited chances of social ascent. Bridging the gap between the rich and the poor can only be achieved if we develop mechanisms for inclusive political processes to promote equity and social integration. This requires a constructive exchange among all actors, including civil society and the private sector.
The role of demographics in this context is crucial: especially young, well educated, citizens react to the increasingly dire situation on the job market in many countries, demanding decent jobs and a future for themselves. As a result, governments will have to accept responsibility and show the will to generate policy interventions.
This brings me to the importance of enabling greater participation of citizens: especially young people and a growing middle class are demanding more participation in decision-making processes influencing their lives. Ignoring these demands for meaningful participation will reinforce exclusion and injustice. Governments need to respond to demands for political participation and provide for a constructive dialogue with protest movements.
These challenges for human development have one thing in common: Governance! Without good governance there can be no sustainable development in the long term. Good Governance at all levels – national, regional and global - is a vital prerequisite and the key to the social, environmental and economic dimensions of sustainability. Good governance is synonymous with an enabling environment for development.
As the discussion on the post-2015 development agenda is gathering momentum, it is our duty and responsibility to build on the strengths of the MDGs and overcome their weaknesses. Good Governance is without a doubt a decisive factor in this context – maybe the factor, that will tip the scales towards implementing the "Future we Want". We look forward to constructive and fruitful discussions.
Thank you very much!"


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Lecrae's done it again, and I'm glad I've seen less frustration and criticism this time out. Maybe it's just that he's managed to keep saying Jesus as he performs, well, everywhere. But just a quick reminder, for the naysayers. I reported this same bit before, but it bears repeating. Here's an excerpt from a post Lecrae wrote when the first Church Clothes was released:
We limit spirituality to salvation and sanctification. As long as we are well versed in personal piety and individual salvation, we think we're good. But most Christians have no clue how to engage culture in politics, science, economics, TV, music or art. We tend to leave people to their own devices there.
We subscribe to views like, "Politics and movies are evil or of the devil," and we don't touch them. Leaving them to be dominated by non-biblical worldviews. Or, since we don't have a philosophy or filter, we do it the way culture says to…chasing vain ambition.
Most professing Christians have no idea how to direct their careers with biblical lenses, but instead of praying for and offering solutions we usually just shake our heads and dismiss these "sellouts & compromisers."
We are missing out on the gospel's power of redemption and glorification in all things.
Since then, he's actually managed to avoid controversy. People loved Church Clothes, more-or-less loved Gravity, and have eagerly watched him interact with fame. Between 106 and Park appearances, interviews with secular media, and performing for BET, Lecrae's really had a whirlwind year.
The closest he came to controversy was when he put out a song written to his younger self. In it, old ("Rebel") Lecrae argues that new ("Rehab") Lecrae has sold out, and is sacrificing the Gospel for the sake of fame. But Lecrae rebuts his own argument, claiming the maturity allows him freedoms he wasn't able to embrace when he was a newer Christian.
It's an admirable view, and mature Lecrae has definitely given us another good mixtape. You can download it for free, here. I haven't been able to give it enough of a listen to provide a solid review.
We should definitely spend some time working through what it means to engage culture, whether that's hip-hop, music more broadly, politics, film, alcohol, or anything else. I've found Brett McCracken's book Gray Matters helpful in this regard (you can see my review here).
If you find yourself critical of this mixtape, so be it. If you don't like the artistry, I'll perhaps be surprised. But if you want to say that Lecrae's made a mistake working with secular artists, promoting himself on secular media, and generally presenting a "walk with you" rather than "preach against you" attitude, I'll leave you with this conclusion, that I wrote when the first Church Clothes came out:
And, finally, let's remember that Lecrae shouldn't be the end-all of our involvement with those listening to his music, believers or otherwise. If he is offering us words of encouragement, or perhaps a gateway into the lives of non-believers, let's remember that we have our part to do as well. A corollary to this is that Lecrae isn't the end-all influence in his genre. Just because one member of the body expresses things a certain way does not mean all members should. I'm grateful for Lecrae's music, and I'm grateful for music from guys like Shai Linne, Swoope, and KJ-52. They all have different sounds, different focuses, and different purposes. But they help weave a tapestry within the genre that more accurately represents a holistic Christian lifestyle.


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WSJ, Drudge Invent Obama Administration Health Care Reform Conflict Of Interest
The Wall Street Journal's Kim Strassel invented [1] a conflict of interest to accuse former White House adviser David Axelrod of profiting from health care reform.
In an article highlighted [2] by Matt Drudge, Strassel claimed Axelrod unethically received money from his former firm, AKPD, at the same time that the firm was producing ads on behalf of a coalition of labor and business that supported health care reform. Strassel wrote:
Rewind to 2009. The fight over ObamaCare is raging, and a few news outlets report that something looks ethically rotten in the White House. An outside group funded by industry is paying the former firm of senior presidential adviser David Axelrod to run ads in favor of the bill. That firm, AKPD Message and Media, still owes Mr. Axelrod money and employs his son.
The story quickly died, but emails recently released by the House Energy and Commerce Committee ought to resurrect it. The emails suggest the White House was intimately involved both in creating this lobby and hiring Mr. Axelrod's firm -- which is as big an ethical no-no as it gets.
Mr. Axelrod -- who left the White House last year -- started AKPD in 1985. The firm earned millions helping run Barack Obama's 2008 campaign. Mr. Axelrod moved to the White House in 2009 and agreed to have AKPD buy him out for $2 million. But AKPD chose to pay Mr. Axelrod in annual installments -- even as he worked in the West Wing. This agreement somehow passed muster with the Office of Government Ethics, though the situation at the very least should have walled off AKPD from working on White-House priorities.
It didn't.
The fact is that while Axelrod does receive a planned deferred compensation from AKPD, he did not ever receive money as a result of those ads.
According to Politico [3], Axelrod sold his stake in AKPD in 2008, long before the ads were commissioned. Rather than receive a lump-sum for the sale, he and the company elected for Axelrod to be paid in "preset annual installments." Politico also reported that a source familiar with AKPD's finances said the company did not need the revenue from the ads to pay Axelrod.
From Politico (emphasis added):
AKPD is now owned by a group of consultants who helped steer Obama's campaign, mostly while working at the firm, and ASK is owned Axelrod's former partners there. Both firms will pay his buyouts in preset annual installments starting at the end of this year, terms that were settled on prior to Axelrod's White House service.
Axelrod would have received the same amount of money from AKPD whether or not the ads ran. Or in other words, Strassel's attack is bunk.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 11:00 am
Post subject: how can Wright and Harvin be on the field together?
Jarius Wright
was still savoring his debut as the Vikings began their bye week Monday. He had talked with childhood friend and fellow Vikings rookie Greg Childs, the injured receiver, who congratulated Wright on his performance. And Wright admitted he got a thrill from watching his long reception on video.
His best chance to stay on the field probably will be by differentiating himself from
Percy Harvin,
unless the Vikings believe he's better suited to line up wide than either Jenkins or Simpson. Wright contends there are ways he and Harvin could complement each other, and Frazier sounded open to at least considering it.
"If we feel like that's going to give us the best chance to succeed, we'll find a way to get both of them on the field and utilize their gifts."
let's not turn this in to a
OMG Why didn't Frazier play him sooner, he's an IDIOT
type of "discussion." and let's also remember Wright had an ankle injury that, in his own words, should have kept him off the field for at least 4 weeks.
instead, what personnel packages and formations would be creative/sensible to line them both up together in? as Frazier says, how can we best make use of their gifts?
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I do not see how you need creativity to put two wide receivers on the field?
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I do not see how you need creativity to put two wide receivers on the field?
i guess i mean creativity to give them the best chance to beat their defenders and get the ball in their hands. what formations and plays would help the most?
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The great Rams teams of the Greatest Show era had Tory Holt, Isaac Bruce and Az Hakim, all smallish slot-receiver types with 4.4 speed. Plus they had Marshall Faulk, who could just as easily have made the HOF as a WR. They absolutely feasted on little slants and crossing routes.
But that offence also relied on Kurt Warner's ability to stand in the pocket and find the 2nd, 3rd or 4th receiver. And when you start flooding the field with receivers it also means you are taking away blockers. All of Mike Martz's QBs took an awful beating in his offence, which is why no one really runs it any more.
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Well, at least Holt and Bruce were 6 feet tall. Both Wright and Harvin are under 6 feet.
When I think of Wright and Harvin, I think of using them similar to how Joe Gibbs utilized Ricky Sanders and Gary Clark in the 80s, who were both smallish receivers (Clark was 5'9" and Sanders was 5'10- 5'11"). I see Harvin as the tough-minded Gary Clark-type, with lots of catches, doing it all, while Wright could be more of the Rickey Sanders, stretch the field receiver. At least, that's how I picture it.
If Wright were to pan out, they would still need that Art Monk-type receiver, who is big and sure-handed.
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What if they had Harvin at RB and then Wright split out? That could cause problems in the future, assuming Wright pans out.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 12:30 pm
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Harvin and Wright should be on the field together more often . . . of course that means someone needs to be de-activated from the roster.
In the case of Harvin and Wright, why not? Add in Jenkins and Simpson and they have 2 or 3 guys that can get deep fast -- depends on who's lining up across from them and whether Ponder would have time to get the long ball off.
On the flip side, blocking is also important on this offense, so we'd have to see how they'd hold up in that regard.
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Considering how little production we've had from the other receivers, I see no reason not to give Wright a chance.
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Start Wright outside and off the line, and have him motion in behind Percy in sort of a bunch look.
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Start Wright outside and off the line, and have him motion in behind Percy in sort of a bunch look.
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Exactly - I think if you utilize motion, you can minimize the effectiveness of bump coverages, which can be problematic for smallish WRs. It can also create some problems with man-to-man coverage schemes, because now the outside WR is possibly going inside, and the slot guy is going outside... or not. But against zone coverages, especially if the players running it are disciplined, it might not be quite as effective.
Wright's long catch was awesome, and I really hope it foreshadows his potential as a downfield WR... but if I'm not mistaken he was lined up in the slot, and wasn't being covered very well by the LB or CB on him initially (I can't remember which), or the safeties over the top. I think it was a well-designed play, but I'd be more interested to see what kind of separation he can create when lined up on the outside; we've all had a lot of hope that Jerome Simpson's speed could make him a deep threat (and perhaps he has been a bit nicked up), but it doesn't seem like he's been all that great at separating from CBs covering him. With Wright, maybe his fresher legs will give him better quickness to create that separation, but it's yet to be seen at this point.
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Harvin needs to be the primary outside WR on all downs. Wright should be the slot WR. If Harvin is as good as most make him out to be, the natural progression for him needs to be as a primary outside WR.
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Harvin needs to be the primary outside WR on all downs. Wright should be the slot WR. If Harvin is as good as most make him out to be, the natural progression for him needs to be as a primary outside WR.
Agreed. I see no reason he cannot be outside.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 11:52 pm
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How about 4 WR sets or bunch sets?
We haven't ran that much or at all this season, but why not try it?
If not that, we'd just need to put Wright in favorable situations. End arounds, motioning him, deep routes etc.
With the way our WR situation is, Wright could just be the 2nd recieer on the field, or be used at WR when Harvin lines up at RB.
Its nice to see someone show some promise at WR other than #12.
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I think when we use some of those bubble screens to Harvin, having Wright act as a blocker then going deep off of a fake to Harvin could catch teams off guard with his quickness and speed.
Harvin has been used more and more as an outside Wr, hopefully if someone else steps up we can see him progress more as a downfield threat.
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I don't care about their height/weight. If it were up to me, I'd have them as the starting 2 receivers except when in goal line situations.
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After two decades of curling success, 2012 produced Rob Fowler's crowning achievement so far.
Fowler, 37, skipped Brandon's first team to win the provincial men's curling title since his father did it 1987, and went on to guide Manitoba to third place at the Tim Hortons Brier national championship. That dream season, combined with Fowler's past success, led the Brandon Sun's board of selectors to name him the 55th winner of the H.L. (Krug) Crawford Award, emblematic of sporting excellence in southwestern Manitoba.
The 1998 provincial mixed champion and a three-time Manitoba men's winner as Jeff Stoughton's second (2007, 2009, 2010), Fowler's victory as a skip at the provincial Safeway Championship was something he had dreamed of virtually since the first time he slid out of the hack.
"That was a huge highlight, not only our season but really kind of for my curling career," said Fowler, who was supported by third Allan Lyburn of Brandon as well as second Richard Daneault and lead Derek Samagalski of Winnipeg. "I think as a little kid that's something that you dream about doing, and all the work that's been put in over the years I think was vindicated when we had a chance to win the Safeway Championship."
Fowler's dream was fuelled in part by the success of his parents. In addition to the men's title won by his father, Brian, Rob's mother, Lois, has won six provincial championships — four in women's, one in senior women's and a mixed crown on her son's 1998 team.
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The difficulty in narrowing down the field for athlete of the year is reflected in our stellar group of runners-up this season.
The list of candidates for the annual H.L. (Krug) Crawford Memorial Award was so strong that 2011 winner Mark Stone — the WHL's 2012 most sportsmanlike player and Canada's goal leader in the 2012 world junior championship — and 2009 winner Lisa Barclay — the MVP at the 2012 CIS women's volleyball nationals — narrowly missed the final cut.
Here are our four runners-up, listed in alphabetical order:
Accidentally ommitted in our initial list of 16 finalists for athlete of the year, the 24-year-old Brandonite capped a remarkable season by being named Canadian university hockey's male player of the year in 2012. An all-Canadian centre, Clark led the Acadia Axemen and the Atlantic conference in scoring with 15 goals and 39 points in 28 games. A former 40-goal scorer with the WHL's Brandon Wheat Kings in 2008-09 — his fourth and final season in the WHL — Clark is currently second in conference scoring with nine goals and 21 points in 16 games.
The 17-year-old Neepawa native is currently serving as an alternate captain for Canada at the world women's under-18 hockey championship after winning a gold medal at the 2012 worlds. Krzyzaniak also helped lead Manitoba to a silver medal — its best-ever finish — at the Canadian under-18 women's hockey championship in November in Dawson Creek, B.C., where Krzyzaniak was named the most valuable player. She has five goals and 14 points in 20 games for the Pursuit of Excellence Hockey Academy in Kelowna, B.C.
The 22-year-old Brandonite made Canada's senior women's sevens rugby team, competing in the North American-Caribbean championship in the summer and the prestigious Dubai Sevens Tournament in the United Arab Emirates in December where she helped lead Canada's development team to a 7-0 record. The 5-foot-6 winger, a graduate of the Vincent Massey and Brandon Barbarians rugby programs, was also named a CIS all-Canadian, helping lead St. FX University to the national title.
The 20-year-old Glenboro native wrapped up his most successful golf season by being named Golf Manitoba's amateur player of the year in October. A member of the University of Manitoba Bisons golf team, Wytinck became the first golfer from Westman to win the Manitoba Men's Amateur title in July. Wytinck served as captain of the Bisons golf team and led them to five top-five finishes in university events this season.
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2012 — Rob Fowler, curling
2011 — Mark Stone, hockey
2010 — Paul Sanderson, volleyball
2009 — Lisa Barclay, volleyball
2008 — Brayden Schenn, hockey
2007 — Mark Derlago, hockey
2006 — Jenna Kerbis, gymnastics
2005 — Eric Fehr, hockey
2004 — Neil Andrews, curling, baseball
2003 — Jordin Tootoo, hockey
2002 — Israel Idonije, football
2001 — Jerry Hemmings, basketball
2000 — Shane Moffatt, baseball
1999 — Reed Eastley, baseball, volleyball
1998 — Cory Cyrenne, hockey
1997 — Grady Manson, hockey
1996 — Carmen Hurd, track and field
1995 — Kelly McCrimmon, hockey
1994 — Pam Flick, basketball
1993 — Marty Murray, hockey
1992 — Sandra Hamilton, basketball
1991 — Joey Vickery, basketball
1990 — Trevor Kidd, hockey
1989 — Shirley Bray, curling
1988 — Patrick Jebbison, basketball
1987 — Mabel Mitchell, curling
1986 — John Carson, basketball
1985 — Al Robertson, baseball
1984 — Ray Ferraro, hockey
1983 — Cathy Woodmass, water skiing
1982 — Jerry Hemmings, basketball
1981 — Diane Ogibowski, figure skating
1980 — Dan Halldorson, golf
1979 — Dunc McCallum, hockey
1978 — Glen Hanlon, hockey
1977 — Dan Halldorson, golf
1976 — Bob Thompson, baseball, hockey
1975 — Karen Anderson, curling, fastball
1974 — Jack Brockest, hockey
1973 — Ron Chipperfield, hockey
1972 — Lawrie Lewis, track and field
1971 — Gary Howard, basketball
1970 — Don Sumner, baseball, curling
1969 — Vailla Hoggan, water skiing
1968 — Buck Matiowski, recreation
1967 — Gerry MacKay, baseball, curling
1966 — Juha Widing, hockey
1965 — Bill Robinson, gymnastics
1964 — Lynda Kidd, basketball, softball
1963 — Earl Dawson, hockey
1962 — Fred Pilcher, curling
1961 — Ron Maxwell, hockey
1960 — Jake Milford, hockey
1959 — Mike Doig, shooting
1958 — Jack Matheson, hockey, golf


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10th April 2014 08:22 AM #1
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Are ultrasounds 100% accurate?
Hello ladies! I'm a mother of 2 wonderful and beautiful girls, who couldn't be more blessed! I am also currently pregnant with my 3rd child. My symptoms now are totally different from the previous pregnancies I've had. I had an ultrasound last Tuesday and the doctor said that I was having another girl, but it took him quite a while to find out the gender. I just wanted to know if ultrasounds are 100% accurate and if there is any possibility that the doctor could be wrong? Thank you for your answers.
12th April 2014 12:02 AM #2
Dear Teenmotherof3,
Welcome to the Pregnancy, Birth and beyond forum! Congratulations on your pregnancy!
The sex prediction at an ultrasound is not 100% accurate; it is slightly less accurate when the predicted sex is given as a girl compared to a boy. How many weeks pregnant were you at your ultrasound? From 18 weeks the sex prediction is very accurate (but it is never given as a certainty).
Best wishes,
12th April 2014 08:06 AM #3
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Thank you very much for your reply LJ! I was 21 weeks when I got the ultrasound, so I guess it's pretty accurate. I was really hoping for a boy, but I am still more than happy with another girl.
Warm regards,
13th April 2014 05:11 AM #4
Hi Doriza,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes at 21 weeks the ultrasound sex prediction should be very accurate.
I hope you enjoy bonding with your baby in the rest of your pregnancy.
Warm wishes,


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