text:
Buy 800 lottery tickets
Buy 800 lottery tickets
www.ontoppromotions.co.uk - MMA Promotion/Fighter Management
Season ticket at Harlequins (if you like rugby) and still have a few hundred quid spare.
put it all on red
pro wrestling is real, ppl are fake
Dolphin Power boat and Tron bike are mental pieces of kit
www.ontoppromotions.co.uk - MMA Promotion/Fighter Management
that site is dangerous... i know someone who is a bit of a fantasy/sci-fi geek like me, and has very mixed heritage... she's a cuban with family ties in india & china, and i think there may be dutch and german somewhere down the line as well... well she is really interested in her heritage, and she eats every meal with chopsticks
star wars Darth Maul chopsticks (!!!) purchased!
i know it's tat... but it's very cool tat!
The mind of the believer stagnates. It fails to grow outward into an unlimited, infinite universe.
mate can ihave that wonger pal coz owe some dogey caractars some serius wonger like 50 grand govner but this 800 quid will show them mugs am gonna pay back ok an will pay you back next week mate
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Johny-Boy/215858055149963?ref=ts wbc world champ 19-0


text:
FileZilla 22.214.171.124
What Is the FileHippo Safety Guarantee?
We know how important it is to stay safe online so FileHippo is using virus scanning technology provided by Avira to help ensure that all downloads on FileHippo are safe. The program you are about to download is safe to be installed on your device.
FileZilla Client is a fast and reliable cross-platform FTP, FTPS and SFTP client with lots of useful features and an intuitive graphical user interface.
Among others, the features of FileZilla include the following:
- Easy to use
- Supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
- IPv6 support
- Available in many languages
- Supports resume and transfer of large files greater than 4GB
- Powerful Site Manager and transfer queue
- Bookmarks
- Drag & drop support
- Configurable transfer speed limits
- Filename filters
- Network configuration wizard
- Remote file editing
- Keep-alive
- HTTP/1.1, SOCKS5 and FTP-Proxy support
- Logging to file

subset: commoncrawl


text:
WND's Erik Rush: AZ Shooting Possibly "Orchestrated" To "Justify Crack Security For All Of Congress"
Blog ››› ››› BEN DIMIERO
Birther Central WorldNetDaily is home to several of the most unhinged writers in online conservative media. As just one example, columnist Erik Rush has been peddling his nonsensical brand of fearmongering for years. He has:
- claimed Dems are "plying" black leaders "with a seat at the table, while they keep blacks stretched over a barrel with their cheeks spread."
- said Obama was like "the proverbial cellblock rapist" due to his "'ramming' of much of his Marxist agenda down our collective throats as quickly as he can."
- said that Obama is like O.J. Simpson, in that they are both narcissists.
- pushed the Obama birth certificate conspiracy.
- asked readers when they were going to admit Obama and Democrats "are manifestly evil -- or are you going to wait until they're gunning us down in the streets?"
Being a WND writer, Rush is always quick to concoct outlandish conspiracy theories. As documented by Media Matters' Terry Krepel at his ConWebWatch blog, while the tragic events unfolded in Tucson on Saturday, Rush suggested that the shooting may have been "orchestrated" to justify tighter security for Congress:
Two things: "cynical" is not the right word to describe this thought.
And perhaps Fox News should think twice before they host someone like Rush in the future. Despite the fact that he has revealed himself to be completely untethered from reality, Rush has appeared as a guest on both Fox & Friends and Hannity (several times). While the network is apparently unperturbed by his anti-Obama screeds, Rush's suggestion that the government orchestrated Saturday's shootings should (hopefully) give them pause before they give him a platform in the future.
- Network/Outlet
- WorldNetDaily
- Person
- Erik Rush
Instructions for signing up and claiming your comment history are located here.
Updated rules for commenting are here.


text:
Come see why city-folks and cowboys alike have loved Devil's Thumb Ranch since 1938.
We're located in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, 65 miles west of Denver, and 10 minutes from Winter Park.
We'd love to tell you how many stars, but we're not done counting them yet. Just so much to do beneath the clear Colorado sky...
At the foot of the Continental Divide in the beautiful Ranch Creek Valley of Grand County.
The perfect chance to rediscover the great outdoors! Try ziplining, a sunset horseback ride, mountain biking before beers at Heck's Tavern, or a relaxing day at Rachel's Pool. Enjoy the four incomparable Colorado seasons at Devil's Thumb Ranch.


text:
TriMet driver assaulted
Friday night an officer from the Transit Police Division was patrolling the area of North Fessenden Street and Charleston Avenue when the officer spotted a subject that looked like the suspect sought in the assault of the TriMet bus operator that occurred last night at North Richmond Avenue and Syracuse Street.
The TriMet bus data recorder captured the image of the suspect and Transit Police Division officers we actively searching the neighborhood for the suspect.
The suspect was stopped when he walked to a nearby store and was arrested without incident.
The suspect, 39-year-old Daemon Lamarr Bowman, will be charged with Assault in the Third Degree, Theft of Services and Interfering with Public Transportation.
A TriMet bus operator is recovering after being physically attacked in North Portland's St. Johns area while on a break. The assault happened about 10:50 p.m. last night on a Line 4 bus while it was parked at North Richmond and Syracuse Street. The operator was repeatedly punched after informing a rider who had boarded about a half mile earlier that he did not pay the correct fare. The man began yelling at the operator and then began hitting the operator. The operator fought off the suspect who then took off on foot. Police searched the area but were unable to locate the suspect.
The suspect boarded the bus at North Kellogg and St. Louis Avenue. After the assault, he left in the direction of the Safeway store at Richmond and Syracuse Street. TriMet is offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the man.
Suspect description in December 12 assault:
"h African American male
"h In his 20s
"h 5'5"
"h 300 lbs
"h Thin mustache
"h Wearing a yellow hoody/jacket
Anyone with information about the suspect should report it to police or call 503-238-RIDE.
The operator received medical attention after the assault and TriMet managers met with the operator to provide support and provide information about counseling resources.


text:
Talented lad, obviously with a good level of confidence and character, but would lose to a few of the people mentioned.
Several of them, in what are all potentially good fights. Nobody is unbeatable mate, nice to think so though.
Ive seen you fight lad you lookin good very confident aswell you train in Next Gen dont you?
Could you name them then please mate. Because not one of them could even come close to beating me
Everyone on the list has the potential to beat you and any of the others on any given day, that's how it is with mma, no certainties. You can't dispute that if you have never fought them. There's always someone better out there, if you don't believe that then big deal, doesn't matter to me. Good luck with your career.
Last edited by yorkshire gripper; 13-10-2011 at 04:47 PM.


text:
The Escape Women's 7mm Hooded Step-In Jacket is an extremely versatile part of any diver's thermal protection package. Worn alone, it is an excellent 7mm shorty, suitable to temperate water diving or cool pool water training. Layered over a jumpsuit of any thickness from a Lycra skin to a 7mm suit, it becomes half of an excellent two-piece suit system. While it is designed to match up to Pinnacle jumpsuits, it can be used with nearly any one-piece suit of any brand.
The Escape 7mm Hooded Step-In Jacket, is made from 7mm titanium-lined nylon 2 neoprene throughout the entire suit. A full-length diagonal front zipper that opens completely at the left thigh and comes with a locking plastic zipper slide to prevent unintended opening. All seams are double glued and blind stitched and suit has reinforcing stress disks at all seam intersections for added strength and durability. For added durability the suit has an extremely abrasion resistant exterior lining. This all black sleek suit is available in wide range of sizes.
This product has a limited warranty of 12 months.


text:
A photo album from the life and history of Supersci.
Supersci, KC (S-vall), and Cleo (Umeå) played at the seasonal opening of Umeå club Goodfellas (Scharinska), all backed by the fully flared live band Fabriken. The club was packed and the Umeå crowd was live, making this one a night to remember. Big shouts to Fabriken, Random Bastards / Goodfellas crew, KC, Cleo and of course everyone that came through and supported!
Supersci travelled up into the Swiss Alps to play at the King Of Rail snowboard and freeski rail jam. We really enjoyed the Swiss hospitality and the beautful sceneries. Big thanks to the arrangers of the jam, and the fans and nice people we met out there!
The island Ven, off Sweden's south west coast near Landskrona, is the beautiful setting for the Ökända Musikfestival. Friday August 16th Supersci took the ferry there to perform, alongside great artists and groups such as Kwaai, Femtastic, Tingsek, Promoe, General Knas and many others.
On this february Saturday we did two nice little shows in our hometown, one at hip hop event GET2GETHER at youth music centre Domsaga, and directly afterwards a Soundsystem gig at night club Allstar.
Supersci Soundsystem (DJ Kristougha, Arka and Mr Noun) got a warm welcome in cold Åre, playing records and performing live at the jam packed ClubCrisp.
Supersci, KC (S-vall), and Cleo (Umeå) played at the seasonal opening of Umeå club Goodfellas (Scharinska), all backed by the fully flared live band Fabriken. The club was packed and the Umeå crowd was live, making this one a night to remember. Big shouts to Fabriken, Random Bastards / Goodfellas crew, KC, Cleo and of course everyone that came through and supported!
Supersci and singer Isabel Neib (of Don't Blame The Dog) played at the opening of this street art exposition in Sundsvall. Graffiti, sculptures, photos, paintings, skateboard art and music all shared the same roof at Kulturmagasinet museum in Sundsvall. The artists included: IKAROZ, KAOS, EGS, KEGR, NUG, FITS, ELMO, EBB, Bruce Davidsons and Max Magnus Norman.
Supersci and fellow Norrland group Trainspotters (from Umeå) hit Stockholm's best hip hop club Peez XL for their "Dirty North Edition". Stockholm showed love as always. Shouts to everyone that came out and partied!
Sweden's major ski resort got a visit from Supersci for a gig at Onsdagsklubben (wednesday club), at the nice venue Åregården. The crowd wasn't huge, but for sure welcoming and apreciative. Ski/board bums know how to have a good time!
Supersci ventured to Vilnius, the picturesque Lithuanian capital. The event Gatvès Lyga Fest was held at Loftas, a cultural arena built in an abandonded factory from the Soviet era. The event boasted a nice combination of graffiti, DJs and groups, with Supersci headlining.
Fellow S-villains Tour De Force (TDF) and Supersci played at home club Sound Villa, Stadshuset. Guest artists jumped the stage and the DJ table was crowded all night. The event was a collaboration with the streetwear brand Cityfellaz. Good S-villa vibes!
The Peace And Love festival is held in Borlänge in the Dalarna region. It's currently Sweden's most popular summer festival, and has a positive message and vibe to it. Supersci played a late concert at a stage located in a park, and the crowd participation was overwhelming. So, what else to say but Peace and Love!?
A nice warm July night at the Gatufesten annual outdoor festival. The home crowd was welcoming with a lot of familiar faces showing up.
Supersci packed the full liveband and all instruments in the van and journeyed south west to the vivid Norwegian capital. The small and intimate club Skuret was the venue, full of Norwegians and Swedish expatriots that really made the night count. Norway all the way!
Arka and Mr Noun of Supersci, along with Emil Öhlén of Frihetsorkestern made three concerts with Nordiska Kammarensemblen in Sundsvall to conclude school project 'Respekt'.
Arka and Mr Noun of Supersci, along with Emil Öhlén of Frihetsorkestern in rehearsal with Nordiska Kammarensemblen in Sundsvall.
An eventful weekend in Gothenburg in January 2011. On friday 21/1, Supersci played at Club Secret Garden, at classic venue Nefertiti. Saturday the P3 Guld awards were held. After the awards, a rowdy and crowdy afterparty was held at club Yaki-Da, where mics also were passed.
Supersci released their anticipated second album 'Timelines' on September 20th 2010. The release was celebrated with a full scale live gig at local club Sound Villa in Sundsvall. The home crowd was on fire and fans travelled in from other regions to help make this a night worth remembering.
'Pozytywna Kultura...' festival was arranged in Chelm, eastern poland for the first time this year. Remedeeh couldn't make it, but Stockholm soul talent Beldina joined the crew for this one. The gig and crowd support was great, and the polish hospitality was off the meter!
Arka and Mr Noun were in the studio a sunny tuesday in May when long time collaborator Phonetik dropped in and recorded a last guest verse for the album.
Remedeeh and Mr Noun in the studio laying down vocals for some brand new Supersci tracks.
Emcee veteran Phonetik joined in with Noun and Arka to record a track for the coming Supersci album.
On christmas day 2009 a special celebration party was held at Jop's in Sundsvall. Supersci performed as well as a wild line up of other S-vall artists and DJs.
Some pics of Remedeeh recording songs for the Supersci album and hanging out in the studio on a chilly weekend in October.
Mr Noun and Arka in a writing session at the studio working on a track for the coming album.
The new underground hip-hop festival Xpress Urself took place on a warm Stockholm summer night at Debaser Slussen. The line-up was inmense - over 20 live acts from Sweden and abroad plus a whole bunch of DJ's. Supersci also gave an interview at SR Metropol radio before going to the festival.
Sweden's most renown sneaker shop celebrated 10 years in full flare and fashion at Kägelbanan, Mosebacke in Stockholm. Of course they invited hip-hop veterans and sneaker addicts from all over to party with them like it was 1999 again...
A long journey to the north eastern wilderness of Finland, but well worth it as Vuokatti sure knows how to party! Supersci was one of a few foreign groups at the 08 edition of Pipefest, among a good number of domestic finnish artists and DJs.
An intense weekend far north west in the Swedish mountains, where Supersci did three shows in two days and enjoyed the sun, snow, fresh air and then some.
The big student club night "Skvader Dam" takes place anually at Norrlands Nation in Uppsala. This year, the hip-hop stage offered the likes of Prop Dylan, Uppsala's own Professor P and DJ Akilles, followed by Supersci that were stoked to represent Norrland.
Kungen is a small youth club hang out in Sandviken outside Gävle with a mellow and relaxed vibe to it. Right after up-and-comer Prop Dylan with entourage, as well as Professor P and DJ Akilles had rocked it, Supersci gave it their all in the tight and steamy setting.
A brief but intense visit to one of Sweden's eastern neighbours Lithuania. Supersci played in Kaunas, the country's second city, and were shown lots of love from both the crowd, local DJ's and hip-hop activists.
Noun, Arka and Rem of Supersci grabbed the mics for a special collaboration concert with the Spiderdogs live band at the cosey Stockholm club with the same name. Stockholm´s own Mofeta & Jerre, who also arrange the club, opened the set for the night and DJ Large kept the party going.
Supersci set out to invade the stage at the annual spring festival held on the University Campus in Östersund.
Finally back in Stockholm, Supersci celebrated the new mixtape release with the ever faithful B-Line crew. And as always, Stockteez knew how to party!
Over 300 heads came through to really cram up the intimate basement that hosts the monthly club Boom Box. Sundsvall up and comers Tour de Force were the opening act and Supersci rocked it to celebrate the release of their new mixtape. Intensity!
A sub-zero excursion to Sweden´s top ski resort Åre. To contrast the freezing February storm, the atmosphere at Villa Tottebo Bar was really warm and positive. Some good ol´ after-ski fun!
Supersci held it down for the Norhtern part of Sweden and made a December trip to Östersund. Arka was back on track after a little time off since the birth of his baby daughter.
Although Christmas day is the renown Swedish party day, you really couldn´t tell this december 26th was "the day after".
Emcee extraordinaire Black Fist and Swedish legend Phonetik paid a visit to the Flyphonic studio.
Dark autumn nights are perfect occasions for getting some work done in the studio.
Supersci performed in the green lights of lounge club Trappen together with a special live setting.
Yes is of Sweden´s absolutely hottest hip hop clubs literally too.
Supersci made a guest appearance on the live fed radio show in sunny Gävle.
A boat trip to DBTL festival in Turku, Finland and a club gig in Malmö.
Hanging out in Observe´s studio/student room in summertime Stockholm.
Supersci sweated it out at Gatufesten 2006 (Sundsvall street festival).
The 2006 edition of Sweden´s famous Hultsfred festival was dusty and hot.
Supersci always like to return to Famous Jazz club Nefertiti.
An unforgettable night when Supersci celebrated their debut album with friends, family and a great home crowd.
club B-line´s true school frenzy made for a nice intimate setting for a release party that really went down with a bang.
The funk could be felt at club ReachOut! Legendary Stockholm jazz joint Nalen was the place.
Great wheather and cool people made for some real Norwegian fun.
Supersci played at a small club with a big heart.
Supersci joined forces with a bunch of real skilled musicians at the renown jazz club Nefertiti.
Working on the collaboration tracks for the "Pinetrees" album and just hanging out.
A quick peek inside the Flyphonic studio.
Some pictures from Noun´s year in Barcelona and some from back in Sweden.
The summer of 2003 was a long, hot and intense one.
Some Superscientifiku snapshots from the earlier days.
In and outside the bedroom studio of old.
Passing the Höga Kusten bridge on the way north through massive rainfall.
On location at Scharinska in Umeå. Soundcheck with the band Fabriken that backed all three concerts.
KC and Arka at soundcheck.
Supersci doing a soundcheck with Fabriken band for the show at Umeå club Goodfellas.
Remedeeh checks the mic.
Mr. Noun and Erk of Umeå group Trainspotters test the mics. Erk of course joined in for a couple of guest verses at his home club.
Goodfellas Umeå!
DJ Freddy Flex played in the bar before the concerts started.
Scharinska filling up properly right before the shows.
Vocalist Emma and DJ Chefen of the Random Bastards crew, who joined the band Fabriken on the turntables.
Keyboard player Thomas did a real sweet accordion intro for Snap Out Of It.
Arka, Mr. Noun and Remedeeh live on stage at Goodfellas.
Arrangement of "Sow To Reap" for the horn section.
Supersci and Fabriken on stage at club Goodfellas.
Umeå emcee Cleo and Arka hanging out backstage.


text:
The Southland's housing market got off to its best start in six years during January with the median price jumping 24 percent and sales increasing 11 percent from a year earlier, a research firm said Wednesday.
Sales of new and previously owned houses and condominiums rose to 16,058 properties in January from 14,523 a year ago, said La Jolla-based DataQuick. Last month's total was the highest for a January since 18,128 sales in January 2007.
January's median price hit $321,000, up from $260,000 a year earlier, DataQuick said. The median was down slightly from $323,000 in December, which was the highest price for any month since $330,000 in August 2008.
January's market got a boost from near record level sales to investors and cash buyers and move-up activity that remained relatively robust, the company said.
"This fledgling housing recovery has momentum. Already, price hikes have caused some to question whether it's sustainable, whether it's a bubble," DataQuick president John Walsh said in a statement. "Let's not forget, though, that we're still climbing out of a deep hole from the housing downturn."
He noted that regional home sales remain subpar and prices in many areas are at least 30 to 40 percent below their peaks.
"That's not to say we don't see risks. Sharp price gains can attract speculation, which could lead to unsustainable, short-term gains," Walsh said. "A lot of today's housing demand is fueled not by spectacular job growth and soaring consumer confidence, but by superlow mortgage rates and unusually high levels of investor and cash purchases. Take away any one of those elements and it will matter."
Kimberly Ritter-Martinez, an economist at the Kyser Center for Economic Research in Los Angeles, said that that it might be too soon to use the "B" word in this cycle.
"I think we can pretty safely say we're in a sustainable recovery. Spectacularly low interest rates are providing the biggest boost, and you have a lot of people who were sitting on the fence jumping back into the market," she said. "I think we are going to see price inflation."
Both sales and prices increased across the region last month. DataQuick said that:
In Los Angeles County sales increased 6.2 percent to 5,308 properties from 4,997 in January 2011. The median price increased 17.6 percent to $340,000 from from $289,000.
In San Bernardino County sales rose 4.2 percent to 2,137 properties from 2,051 a year ago. The median price increased 18.3 percent to $177,500 from $150,000.
Riverside County's median made the biggest jump, increasing 25.2 percent to $226,000 from $180,500. Sales increased 6.5 percent to 2,858 from 2,684.
In Ventura County sales rose 8.2 percent 607 from 561. The median price gained 13.2 percent to $365,000 from $322,500.
Absentee buyers - mostly investors but also some second-home purchasers - bought a record 30.7 percent of Southern California homes sold in January.
Buyers paying cash for homes accounted for 34.9 percent of last month's sales down slightly from the record 35.7 percent in December 2012, the company said.


text:
So all this info can be found other places but rather than making someone search and search for it like i had to i figured id make everyone's life a little easier and combine it all here. BIG thanks to "timstewart" and "secure_it" Please keep in mind that im less than 2 weeks into linux so there might be some mistakes, but pm me and ill edit this.
My goal from the get go was to make fake AP's as it had just interested me for some time. You could always use my method here haha you gotta give me an A for effort atleast. But anyways i found mdk3 and that works MUCH better.
First thing we are going to want to do is switch to the old ieee drivers, i have no clue if they where used in bt3 but im thinking yes, I also have no idea what the existing bt4 alfa drivers are ... there mac something "mac8187 maybe" anyways fill me in if you know ill update this.
We need to switch the drivers for a few reason but the most important is that they just seem to work better. They seem to have much more power and can pick up many more networks than before the switch. However i sit next to my AP for testing so that doesnt matter much. Also mdk3 is NOT going to work without the old drivers which means if you want fakeap's then youll need to make the switch. "please note the ieee drivers WILL NOT CONNECT TO WPA/WPA2's WITHOUT NDISWRAPPER or you could revert to the mac drivers"
I am also going to say this rite now as mdk3 is some powerfull shit
Ok so first things first open up bash and type this. You can also navigate to the location and open it with kate but doing it in bash makes you just feel smarter.
A quick note, the blacklist file is basically a list of the drivers that are installed but that we dont want to load. Nano is a bash text editor btw.Quote:
nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
Scroll down to the bottom and paste this line in there.
Now that we have told BT4 not to use the current drivers on the next reboot we need to install the ones we want it to use, the ieee ones.Quote:
blacklist rtl8187
Ok there is a way to do this all in bash but for whatever reason i cant get wget to work rite now so just download these 2 files manually.
You might have to right click and choose save as for the first one as it doesnt want to automatically save.
We need to extract whats inside the zip so make sure your in the same directory as your files in bash and do
There are also 2 tar files that need to be extracted so doQuote:
unzip rtl8187_linux_26.1010.zip
You can do all this in Konqueror but its good to learn bash and it's also easer to explain.Quote:
cd rtl8187_linux_26.1010.0622.2006/
tar xzf drv.tar.gz
tar xzf stack.tar.gz
There is one file that needs to be edited before we can start so once everything is extracted do
You need to scroll down to lines 46 and 47 and change 'asm' to 'linux' it should look like thisQuote:
nano beta-8187/r8187.h
Now we need to move the .patch file into the rtl8187_linux_26.1010.0622.2006 folder, I just do it through the GUI but you can also do it through bash, either way when its there we can start patching the fileQuote:
#include <asm/io.h>
#include <asm/semaphore.h>
and needs to be changed to
#include <linux/io.h>
#include <linux/semaphore.h>
Making sure your in the rtl8187_linux_26.1010.0622.2006 folder and rtl8187_2.6.27.patch is in there also do
now all we need to do is give it the make commands so doQuote:
patch -Np1 -i rtl8187_2.6.27.patch
After that we just do a simple reboot, when your back up to make sure its working and doQuote:
make install
If it says r8187 under driver it worked, if it still says rtl8187 make sure you followed everything exactly and that you wrote blacklist rtl8187 in the blacklist file.Quote:
airmon-ng start wlan0
Now to switch back and forth between drivers just edit the blacklist file to contain blacklist "blacklist rtl8187" or "blacklist r8187" respectively "Im sure there is a better way than rebooting so if someone wants to fill me in im all ears"
Assuming you got that installed correctly lets move along to mdk3, I had originally wrote this with easy to follow steps but im having second thoughts. This way atleast total n00bs wont get it ... or atleast i hope.
Grab the mdk3 package from hereQuote:
apt-get install gcc-4.2
Edit the mdk3-v5/osdep/common.mak
needs to be changed toQuote:
CC = $(TOOL_PREFIX)gcc
CC = $(TOOL_PREFIX)gcc-4.2
Thats it your now finished have fun and let me make this suggestion, if your planning on using this for "evil" DONT! You will be caught and you will get in trouble and i personally hope you end up in jail.Quote:
make install
"this is my little search engine hack lets see if it works"
mdk3 backtrack alfa card reverting alfa drivers ieee alfa drivers alfa fakeap bt4 alfa drivers bt4 alfa fakeap fakeap.pl alfa bt4 fakeap installing backtrack 4 fakeap alfa mdk3 bt4 mdk3 alfa drivers backtrack4


text:
View Inmate information including physical characteristics, aliases, incarceration info, charges, bond info and mugshots.
Click here for printable preapplication form or click on the Preapplication tab above to complete the form online. Please send your preapplication form to the address below: DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Background and Recruitment 4415 Memorial Dr. Decatur, GA. 30032 The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office (DKSO) is an equal opportunity employer.


text:
AT&T Opens New Retail Store in San Antonio
Company to Donate $25 for Every Wireless Activation or Upgrade to Seton Home
San Antonio , Texas, November 29, 2011
AT&T* today announced the grand opening of a new 3,000-square-foot retail store in San Antonio to address the growing demand for advanced wireless and wired products and services. As a part of AT&T's ongoing commitment to give back to the community, the company will donate $25 to Seton Home for every wireless activation or upgrade with a standard two-year agreement at the new location from Thursday, December 1 through Sunday, December 4, 2011.
There will be a ribbon cutting on December 1, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at the new store located at 8227 State Highway 151, Suite 102 San Antonio, TX, 78245. Guests will include representatives from Seton Home and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
"We are focused on making our customers' in-store experience exceptional, and that begins with a convenient store location, simplistic layout and knowledgeable staff," said Chris Penrose, vice president and general manager for AT&T in South Texas. "As part of the San Antonio community, we're always looking for new opportunities to provide an enhanced customer experience and our investment in the new retail store is just one way we're accomplishing that. Customers can try out our newest line-up of smartphones, tablets, e-readers, and even experience U-Verse when they visit this San Antonio location. We will continue to give consumers the ability to have a hands on experience with the very latest in communications and entertainment services."
Additional Store Information
The San Antonio store is led by Josh Grinnan along with trained staff to assist customers with purchasing decisions, customer service and technical support. Store hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The phone number is 210-521-7376.
To find a local AT&T store, visit http://www.att.com/storelocator/ or http://www.att.com/dsc to locate a Device Support Center nearest you. For the complete array of AT&T offerings, visit http://www.att.com/.


text:
'The two brothers didn't get a chance to talk before their last meeting, a 4-0 Buffalo win on March 7, because the Panthers had played in Atlanta the night before. But the two planned to get together with their parents at Martin's home in Buffalo for dinner before the game.'
Panthers' Biron will try to solve goalie brother
March 26, 2003 Submitted by
Via: Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel


text:
It's a pleasure to watch your child grow and learn new things. Sending him to the right school and helping him understand new words from those books is important – at the same time, you need to make sure that you provide the finest toys for your little ones. There are toys that develop new skills in your child and one of the best options for tiny tots is a set of construction toys.
Probably you too played with those model-building toys and created 'little' towers, bridges, houses and shops that seemed really 'huge' with the fantasies and imagination at that stage. Why not gift some construction toys to your child and let him enjoy some wonderful moments? And if you feel that kids' construction sets are only for boys, the truth is that little girls too enjoy playing with model construction toys. Who knows, your little fairy may grow up to be a skilled architect?
Kids construction sets are indeed valuable toys that you can gift to any child. Kids can really get very creative and educational toys, like building blocks, encourage them to stretch their imagination in positive ways. From a simple house or bridge to windmill turbines and water wells, building blocks can be used to create a variety of things. Your child can play for hours with such construction sets and learn something new each day.
Quality is important
While purchasing any toy for kids including construction play sets, it is important to ensure that you choose only the finest quality. Poorly designed pieces or toys coated with hazardous chemicals are a total no–no for your angels. You need to make sure that your kids have the most superior sets to build structures of their fantasies and imagination.
For very young kids in the age group of 2-3 years, it is wise to purchase construction sets that have building blocks with dimensions of at least an inch. All pieces must have smooth edges and should easily fit onto each other so that the child can craft structures with slightest effort. Very complex model construction sets at this age may frustrate the kid and he/she may reject them altogether.
Certain building kits for children may have blocks in different shapes and sizes. These not only give hours of entertainment to growing children but also stimulate their interest in architecture and skills of maintaining balance. You too may like to enjoy some time playing with these building planks along with your child.
Arranging blocks on top of one another is not enough to entertain some kids. They may be more 'mechanically creative' and prefer construction sets that come with plastic wrenches, pliers, and screw drivers. These are used to connect pieces of various shapes to make bridges, cranes, swings, trucks and other machines. Superior quality construction toy sets with such parts may be gifted to children who are three years old and above.
Construction toys make for ideal gifts
We are living in an age where digital devices and video games have become a prominent part of a kid's life. At the same time it is an undeniable fact that over exposure to such products is not recommended for very young kids. There are still some conventional ways for healthy entertainment and these also stimulate the development of different skills in children. As a child you must have played with construction kits and model building toys and was it not a real joy to receive those as Christmas or birthday presents? Do not deny that pleasure to your little ones!
Construction play sets do make for perfect presents for toddlers and young children. Unwrapping a present lying beneath 'the Tree' on a Christmas morning, to find a kid's building kit or model construction toy set indeed gives a bunch of joy to little ones. With such toys and games, hours of fun, entertainment and also learning are ensured for your kids. They may also like to invite a few friends (or you!) to play with them and build a house, an office, a high-rise building, a bridge and a complete township. Certain models allow children to build cars, trucks, airplanes, choppers and robots. Most construction sets come with instruction booklets and these encourage a child to use notional concepts for creating real things.
You can also surprise your child with a construction toy kit for his/her birthday present. Arranging a birthday party game with such toys is also a good idea. So gather all 'little guests' at your child's birthday party and ask them to create their own structures using pieces of a kit – you can then reward them for their efforts by distributing some presents.
Building toy kits prove to be valuable DIY projects for children. These can also help them to deal with science projects in school.
Gift an educational and entertaining toy building kit to your kid – probably for his/her birthday, for a good score in school, for Easter, Thanks Giving, Christmas, or New Year, or simply as a pleasant surprise. There are lots of toy stores selling building kit toys from reputable brands but if you want to choose the most apt one from the comforts of your own home, simply shop at an online store.
Building kits or construction toy sets have a wide variety of structures that can be built with those. While your child remains occupied in a game of fun and learning, you too may feel tempted to join in and relive those days of lost childhood. Construction toys have typically been kids' playthings for ages and there is an aura of nostalgia around them. Brands may have changed and children have new (some more innovative) structures to create, but those entertainment and learning factors still make construction kits wonderful toys to play with.
Why don't you purchase a new construction play set for your little one today at: www.LaserPegs.com


text:
In an effort to provide engaged learning opportunities through community, the Center for Engaged Learning was developed. The Center has been given the charge to collaborate with UVU's academic community as well as student affairs to help create opportunities for service and engagement within the region.
Learn more about the Center for Engaged Learning
Anyone can apply for an engaged learning grant. Applications for CEL engaged learning grants will be accepted and reviewed twice per year.


text:
James Hardie has warned its full year earnings are likely to fall short of expectations as the US housing market recovery proves less promising than anticipated.
The building products maker expects to achieve a net operating profit of between $US205 million and $US235 million in the year to March 2015, up from the previous year's $US197 million.
But that is below the range of $US226 million to $US261 million forecast by analysts.
The profit warning weighed on James Hardie's shares, which were down more than seven per cent at $12.99 at 1500 AEST.
Chief executive Louis Gries said the company had prepared for a stronger recovery in the US housing market, pouring extra cash into increasing production capacity, but has been disappointed.
"Our problem isn't that the market is not good enough, the problem is that we planned for the market to be a little better than it was," he said.
"Most people thought the market would be up 15 to 18 per cent this year and it's looking more like six to eight per cent."
Mr Gries said net sales from the Australian business were expected to improve, in line with expected growth in the detached housing market, and expected growth in the repair and renovation market.
OptionsXpress market analyst Ben Le Brun said the slower than expected US housing recovery had disappointed investors, who had held very high hopes for the company.
"There's been a very large premium applied to James Hardie's share price on the belief that the housing recovery story is going to continue in the US and that it's yet to hit full gear in Australia," Mr Le Brun said.
"There had been some very, very rosy assumptions for James Hardie moving forward so even a little blip on the radar can see their shares punished quite heavily."
James Hardie's profit in the three months to June 30 dropped 80 per cent from a year earlier, chiefly due to the impact of foreign exchange movements on the value of its asbestos-related liabilities.
Gross profit, which excludes asbestos liabilities, rose 11 per cent to $US140 million.
Mr Gries said he believed the second quarter would be better than the first.
"There are some things in that first quarter that dampen that first quarter result that aren't going to repeat in the next three quarters," he said.
* First quarter net profit of $28.9m, down 80 pct from $142.2m in 2013/14
* Gross profit of $140.2m, up 11 pct from $126.3m
* Sales of $416.8m, up 12 pct from $372.2m


text:
Alice Petersen
Dr. Alice Neff Petersen has been a Toledo Symphony Orchestra violinist since 1978, a Toledo Opera Orchestra player and a University of Toledo part-time faculty member since 1980. She is Director of the Collegium Musicum early music ensemble, and teaches an Introduction to Music course for non-majors. She is founder, coordinator, and a performer in the area early music ensemble, Musica Antigua de Toledo. Dr. Petersen taught elementary strings in Peoria, IL; and was a violinist in Peoria Symphony String Quartet. She was the Director of Collegium Musicum at Ball State University from 1975-78. She has been a member of Peoria and Galesburg, Illinois Symphonies, Muncie, Anderson, Richmond and Marion Symphonies in Indiana, as well as the Fort Wayne Philharmonic.
Dr. Petersen studied with area violin teachers Betty Foster and Dr. Paul Makara, and was a member of the Toledo Youth Orchestra. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education, Master of Music, and Doctor of Arts degrees from Ball State University, in violin and music history; violin teachers there Otto Feld and Robert Slaughter; her doctoral emphasis and dissertation were on early music performance. Dr. Petersen did further early music study with New York Pro Musica, Ensemble for Early Music, conductor Helmuth Rilling, Aston Magna Academy, Amherst Early Music Workshop, Vancouver Early Music Workshop, Madison Early Music Workshop and San Francisco Early Music Workshop.
She spent an academic year in Germany on a music study and travel program from the University of Oregon, which included travel throughout Europe, and violin study with recording artist, Suzanne Lautenbacher, Stuttgart, Germany. She has also studied violin and chamber music at Brevard Music Center, Rocky Ridge Music Center, and Taos School of Chamber Music, and attended Suzuki and Paul Rolland workshops. She also plays viola and teaches a small number of private violin and viola students.
Her leisure enjoyments include sewing, gardening, and travel. Favorite composers are Brahms, Mahler, Monteverdi and Schutz. She enjoys folk music and light popular music as well as classical and early music. Dr. Petersen is an active member of Euterpean Music Club and Sigma Alpha Iota Women's Music Fraternity, Northwest Ohio Alumnae Chapter. She is coordinator of Musica Antigua de Toledo, an area ensemble performing medieval, renaissance, baroque and colonial American music, using voices and historical instruments. She directs, sings, and plays several early bowed string, and wind instruments. The group has its own concert series and has offered several educational programs, written or co-written by Dr. Petersen, in the Arts in Education Project of the Toledo Public Schools since 1982. Musica Antigua is also available for special performances, entertainment or educational; call Alice Petersen or check for website information at www.MusicaAntiguaToledo.org.
Alice also performs in Strings of Choice, which offers various ensembles, available for weddings and entertainment. The primary ensemble is the Scandia String Quartet, in which she is the violist; other ensembles include duos of 2 violins, violin/cello, violin/harpsichord; trios of 2 violins/cello, 2 violins and harpsichord; 2 violins, cello, harpsichord or harpsichord with string quartet. The groups are available at competitive prices and have a large repertoire available. Their website, www.stringsofchoice-scandia.com, includes audio excerpts of most of their available wedding selections. Call for information: 419-475-6177. Email: email@example.com. Dr. Petersen is available for violin, viola performing and private teaching, schedule permitting.
Dr. Petersen is a Toledo native, and the widow of graphic designer Gary Petersen. She has three married stepsons, four granddaughters, a grandson, and eight cats.


text:
You remember. Back in the days when everything was real. You could walk into a shop and it was actually there. Not like these days. So called 'amazon'.
It was a wicked idea for a thread. Is ukmma better now? Or back then? When was ukmma more exciting?
The better your answer, the better the thread.
ttt for mangler's question.


text:
Cueto walked his first batter of the spring but then got a fielder's choice and double play.
Cueto: 3 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K
So Johnny Cueto wins ROY before the end of July?
According to Fay's board, Philly legend Harry Kalas is raving about Cueto.
Cueto set Utley/Howard/Burrell down in order in the 9th. THAT is impressive, folks.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Board Moderators may, at their discretion and judgment, delete and/or edit any messages that violate any of the following guidelines: 1. Explicit references to alleged illegal or unlawful acts. 2. Graphic sexual descriptions. 3. Racial or ethnic slurs. 4. Use of edgy language (including masked profanity). 5. Direct personal attacks, flames, fights, trolling, baiting, name-calling, general nuisance, excessive player criticism or anything along those lines. 6. Posting spam. 7. Each person may have only one user account. It is fine to be critical here - that's what this board is for. But let's not beat a subject or a player to death, please.


text:
Supreme Court
Next WCL Alumni Group Ceremony is scheduled for June 22, 2015. Details to follow. If you prefer to be sworn in sooner, or on your own:
To apply for admission, please click here to go directly to the Supreme Court website.
You will need:
- A certificate in good standing from the highest court of the state or commonwealth in which you are a member. Please Note: STATE BAR CERTIFICATES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
- A check for $200 made out to the United States Supreme Court. This is a Court charged fee and therefore non-negotiable.
- Two signatures of sponsors who are already members of the Supreme Court Bar.


text:
If you're in the market for a new beach read, why not pick up a copy of local author Jacqueline DeGroot's mystery novels and have it signed by the author herself! Every Friday night this summer, Jacqueline will hold book signings and visit with her fans from 7-9pm at the Sunset Beach Trading Co. in nearby Sunset Beach. While there, check out her thrilling mystery series or her latest book, "Sunset Beach: A History", which she co-wrote with local historian Miller Pope. It highlights the rich history of Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach and is told through interviews of some of our area's earliest residents.
The Sunset Beach Trading Co. is located at 423 Sunset Boulevard, just a short seven mile drive from our oceanfront hotel in Ocean Isle Beach.


text:
Makes about 12 Servings.
Spray pans with vegetable pan spray. Prepare rice cereal crispy treats recipe and press into prepared pans. Immediately remove treat from one pan and place on top of the other pan, pressing lightly; invert pan over treat and let stand until firm, at least 1 hour.
Remove crispy "cake" from pans; place on cake stand. Attach candy to cake with toothpicks to create facial features. Arrange string candy "hair." Add party hat.


text:
Merci, Dr. Xhaard
There's a saying among surfers — especially the older ones — in my home area of Santa Cruz, California (I don't actually live in Santa Cruz, I live in the mountains in Santa Cruz County, hence the fact that I don't end every sentence with ". . . dude."). The saying is simple: "Old Guys Rule." In the surf-mad area of the Central California coast, it just means that the kids can have the latest equipment — short boards and the like — but it's the "old guys" — the old style longboarders who tend to be a generation older than the kids (at least) — that are still "top dogs" on the gnarliest of Santa Cruz's waves.
What, you're asking, does this have to do with Free/Open Source Software? Well, duuuuude (er, sorry), the Inquirer's Fernando Cassia wrote an article last week about Dr. Michel Xhaard, who single-handedly wrote 235 USB webcam drivers for GNU/Linux on his own.
You would imagine that one who sits down and writes 235 drivers of any kind, let alone USB webcams, would be a younger man taking time from the rigors of Half-Life in order to complete this herculean task. If the recent Novell survey is any indication, one would expect most developers would be young males (despite the fact this this isn't necessarily true).
But that's where Xhaard, a French physician, breaks the mold. At nearly 60, this driver guru throws out all preconceived notions that developers have to be young guys.
In other words, "Old Guys Rule!"
Merci and salut, Dr. Xhaard and I lift a glass of Chardonnay to toast your achievement.
(Larry Cafiero, editor/publisher of Open Source Reporter, is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


text:
Jump to Content
Series I: Peaceful Protests: Anti-Nuclear 1980-2007 1980-2007
Scope and Content of Collection
Box 1-3: Photographic Essays
Box 1
File 1: Continue Straight Archives Only: Social Activism 1980-2006
File 2: San Jose Peace Center History 1982-2007
File 3: Diablo Nuclear Plant Essay 1980-1987
File 4: No Wars! No Intervention! 1980-2005
Box 2
File 5: John Lemnitizer Charged with Blockading Lawrence Livermore Laboratory 1982
File 5: Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory 1982-1996
File 6: Anti-Nuke War Demonstration 1984-1988
File 7: Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory Protest 1982-2003
Box 3
File 8: Diablo Nuclear Power Plant Protesting to Stop Plant from Operating 1980-1987
File 9: Diablo Nuclear Power Plant 1981-1987
File 10: Tour of Shame Essay, Livermore Action Group (LAG) circa 1980's
File 11: Vanderberg AirForce Base Protest of U.S.A. Strike Weapons 1982-2001
Boxes 4-5: Oversized Photographs, Anit-Nuclear Protests 1980-2007
Box 6: News clippings (original and photocopies), news releases, articles, pamphlets, legislation and campaign initiatives, and published works on direction action 1981-2002
File 1: A Book titled "Direct Action" by Luke Hauser 1985
File 2: Binder with Newspaper Clippings, Correspondence, and Printed Matter
File 3: Newsletters, Ted Sahl Notes, poetry, Miscellaneous brochures
File 4: Newspaper Clippings,Miscellaneous Printed Matter 1982-2000
File 5: San Jose Peace Times Newsletter 1982-2004
File 6: Publication titled "Diablo Blockade"
File 7: Publication titles " Listen to our Hearts Song, Women in Jail for Peace"
Series II:Culture, Society and Politics 1970-2009 1970-2009
Scope and Content of Collection
Boxes 7-9: Photographic Essays 1980-2007
Box 7
File 1: Native American Indians, Circa 1980's circa 1980's
File 2: Eight Homeless and Street People(San jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Cruz) 1985-2002
File 3: Festivals, Social Issues, Protest U.S. Intervention in Central America 1977-1982
File 4: A Watsonville Canning Strike, Western Workers Service Association ( W.W.S.A.) 1985-1986
File 5: San Jose Hispanic Community 1982-2006
File 6: (Negatives Only) San Jose Political Council and Northern Californians Central Democratic Dinner
File 7: Social and Political Photos
File 8: Commercial "Non-Gay" Work
File 9: Annual San Jose New Years Parade, LGBT members of Vietnamese Community Marchin in Parade ( Negatives Enclosed)
Box 8
File 10: San Jose Hispanic Community 1976-1990
File 11: San Jose Political Council and Northern Californians Central Democratic Dinner 1976-1990
File 12: Anita Duarte, Two Essays: Business Woman, Feminist+Activist/ Political Office/ Aid for a Farm Worker's Plight 1979-1982
File 12: Contra Leader Visits USA to Raise Funds for Reagan Freedom Fighters Circa 1980's
File 13: California...Poltical Office Holders (Non Gay Inidividuals-Activists Plus) Circa 1980's
File 14: Celebrities Portraits
File 15: Essays of Celebrity Activists Involved in Social Protests 1977-1985
File 16: Dave Carranza, S.J. City Council Testifying: Favor a Marriage
File 17: Mr. J. Bradley
File 18: Santa Clara City Council Person
File 19: Reverand Cecil Williams
Box 9
File 20: U.S. Freedom Train Stops in San Jose Circa 1970's
File 21: Nineteen Major San Jose Events: Social and Political 1977-1989
File 22: KKK Rally and Recruiting in St. James Park; Turned into a Bloody Riot, 22 demonstrators attended
File 23: KKK Rally, Extra Photos
File 24: San Francisco, Weed-in Proponents to Legalize Pot in California 1982
File 25: Apartheid Protests and Blockades at UC Berkeley 1983-1985
File 26: Loaves and Fishes, St. Patrick's Church in San jose, Tradition Feeding of SJ needy during Christmas 1981-1989
File 27: Extra pictures of Loaves and Fishes, St. Patrick's Church in San jose, Tradition Feeding of SJ needy during Christmas
File 28: Miscellaneous Cultue, Society, and Politics
Boxes 10-15: Oversized Photographs 1970s-1980s
Box 16: News clippings (original and photocopies), articles, pamphlets, published works, and other correspondence 1986-2008
File 29: Several Publications, " Many Tickets But No Train" by Dr. Randall C. Jimenez, "Matlovich, The Good Soldier" by Mike Hippler, and a copy of of San Jose Studies Journal, Volume 20, Number 2- A Special Issue In Memory of Cesar Chavez
File 30: Newspaper titled, " Revolution, voice of the revolutionary communist party, USA" published September 24,2006 2006
File 30: March/Rally for peace flyers 2007
File 31: Newspaper clippings regarding the move to rename a stretch of Story Road in San Jose, California "Little Saigon" 2003-2008
File 32: Folder of printed matter relating to the 2004 Santa Clara County Domestic Violence Conference 2004
File 33: Publication relating to The Annual Human Relations Awards Breakfast titled " Unleashing the power of Peace" 2008
File 34: Special Commemorative Issue of "Washington Sqaure" regarding the 150th anniversary of the founding of San Jose State University 2007
File 35: Printed matter documenting Ly Tong, a vietnamese activist 1984-2007
File 36: Printed matter relating to the Hispanic community in San jose 2001-2007
Series III: LGBT Identity Politics 1970-2010 1970-2010
Scope and Content of Collection
Boxes 17-23: Photographic Essays 1970-2010 1970-2010
Box 17
File 1: LGBT Photos, Box #1 of 2 1977-2008
File 2: LGBT Photos, Book #2 of 2 1984-2008
Box 18
File 3: LGBT Herstory Essay 1977-1980
File 4: Ms. Nude San Jose Contest Pageant Circa 1982
File 5: A Mixture of LGBT Life 2005-2007
File 6: Doantion for Ted Sahl Archives: Peter Hilton Memorabilia, SJ LGBT Community 2007
File 7: Lifetime Essay on Robert Reformer of : Author, Musician,Activist, much loved icon of LGBT Community in Northern California No Dates
Box 19
File 8: First LGBT National March on Washington D.C 1979
File 9: LGBT Faces of AIDS 1980-2007
File 10: SJ Holy Union and SJ Kuyprt Family Portrait 1990
File 11: SJ Holy Union and SJ Kupyer Family Portrait and Johnie Staggs 1990
File 12: Lambda News, First LGBT Press Editor: Dan Relic
File 13: LGBT Desperado Owners John Snell loses lease moves to SJ opens Club St. John in SJ
File 14: Mr. Joddy ~Hairstylist( Actor, Activist, Stage Entertainer)
Box 20
File 15: Master Negatives- LGBT Archives/ Move to 938 The Alameda Building 2001-2006
File 16: Master Negatives- LGBT Archives/ Move to 938 The Alameda Building 2005-2007
File 17: Miscellaneous Negatives
Box 21
File 18: LGBT Community Book two: "Out in the Community" ,the Second Generation 1999-2007
File 19: Gay Men's Chorous- SJ City Hall Chambers
Box 22
File 20: SF Hookers Ball / A Photo Essay Erotic Exotic Ball/ Folsom Steet Fair 1978-1981
File 21: Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy Family Court System 1975-2008
File 23: 38th Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy Coronation 2009
File 24: 39th Imperial Royal Lion Monarchy Coronation( No Emperor/ Empress Elected) 2010
File 25: Empress Tanya Luna Shots
Box 23
File 26: Billy De Frank Family Group for Anniversary~25th Celebration 1970-1980
File 27: Billy De Frank Family Group/ For Anniversary~25th Celebration
File 28: "From Closest to Community" Book One LGBT
File 29: Pearl, a Transgendered Person in U.S/ Allessandra a Transsexual person in SJ
File 30: Jenny , Drag Queen -Mini Essay
File 31: Non Gay Topics 2008-2009
Boxes 24-29: Photo Boxes and Albums 1970-2010
Boxes 30-31: Oversized Photographs Undated
Box 32: Framed Photographs 1977-2009
Boxes 33-37: News clippings, newsletters, flyers, programs, brochures, pamphlets, and miscellany 1999-2009
Box 38: Magazines 2002-2006
Box 39: Published healthcare resources and personal stories from LGBT community
Box 40-41: VHS,Cassettes, CDs undated
Box 42-43: Colorful Ephemra (from Gay Pride Week) including other related posters and awards undated
Series IV: Recreation, Leisure, and the Enviornment 1970-1989
Scope and Content of Collection
Boxes 44-45: Photographic Essays 1970-1989
Box 44
File 1: Skateboarding, Wrestling, Flag Football, Sail Boats, Airplanes, Swimming,Model Cars, Racing Club, Sports Coverage including Med Fly Spraying in Santa Clara County 1981
File 2: Loma Prieta Earthquake, A week in the life of Loma Prieta Earthquake-San Jose, Los Gatos, Santa Cruz, Salinas,and Watsonville 1989
File 3: Vacation: California, Oregon, New Mexico 1975-1986
File 4: Bay Area Photography Show/Annual S.F. North Beach Photo Fair 1978-1980
File 5: Negatives of Series IV
Box 45
File 6: San Jose History Museum 1970-1984
File 7: San Jose Theater and Stage Plays 1972-1984
File 8: Jazz Musicians Santa Cruz Cooper House, Los Gatos Night Club and Wine Festival 1978-1989
File 9: Blooming FLowers, The Alameda , SJ (Grand Opening) undated
File 10: Theater undated
File 11: Holiday Park undated
File 12: Miscellaneous Photos undated
Box 46: Oversized Photos undated
Series V: Ted Sahl--The Man, 1976-2010 1976-2010
Scope and Content of Collection
Box 47: Photographic Essays
File 1: Personal Photos of Ted Sahl including Self-Portraits 1970s-2000
File 2: Ted Sahl: A Memorie 2001
File 3: " Ted Sahl Collects Ted Sahl" 1976-2007
File 4: Ted Sahl 2006 IRLM RE: Investiture
File 5: Ted Sahl Headshots
File 5: Miscellaneous Ted Sahl Photographs
File 6: "One Man Shows" Grand Opening of Ted Sahl Gallery 1970
File 7: Ted Sahl Artworks and Studio
File 8: Miscellaneous Negatives
Boxes 48-49: Oversized Photos undated
Boxes 50-54: Personal Papers: "My Sources", "Critical Tool's for My Work", awards, journals, poetry, artwork, self-portraits, and albums containing news articles 1975-2010
Box 55: "From Closet to Community" (first draft, working copy, and editor's copy) 2000
Box 56: Handwritten notes and logs used by Ted Sahl for business purposes


text:
Los Angeles • Chris McGown knew the day was coming, knew he'd only have the terrific twosome of Taylor Sander and Ben Patch for one season, but that doesn't make this any easier.
Patch will embark on his LDS mission next year as Sander returns for his senior season, leaving a surprisingly massive vacuum that only got bigger as he got better in his phenomenal freshman season.
This was always part of the bargain, but sitting up on the dais after his BYU Cougars fell to UC Irvine, 3-0, in the NCAA Men's Volleyball championship match at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion, McGown was already thinking what could have been.
"It's been fairly institutionalized into our program that it's part of doing business at BYU; guys are gonna come and gonna go." McGown said. "We knew [Patch] wanted to go [on his mission] since we started recruiting him that was a selling point, that we could accommodate that but clearly as a coach, you've got some mixed emotions."
Patch's and Sander's emotions were not so mixed, but they were more than evident.
The All-American duo walked off the Pauley Pavilion floor in a zombie-like trance, eyes reddened, surrounded by friends and family but clearly off in their own worlds.
Sander, replaying a match that could've been won, over and over.
Patch, realizing that the Cougars' fantastic run will be his last for two years.
Both understanding that such a season will be difficult to replicate, that their bond may be broken for now, but that it will be forged again.
"Taylor is irreplaceable; I'll never be another Taylor Sander," said Patch, who will return to BYU for the 2015-16 season, when Sander will be long gone. "But I can try my hardest to be a leader and the role model he is. He was so inspiring to play around. I can only hope to do a little of that in my time to come."
Added Sander: "I'm so proud of that kid. He's done so many good things for us. I know this won't be the last time I play with him."


text:
A number of Utahns over the years have averted criminal charges by claiming they were protecting themselves when they killed attackers inside their homes.
But "defense of habitation" won't be available to Matthew David Stewart, according to prosecutors and a legal expert.
Stewart is accused of opening fire on Weber Morgan Strike Force agents who were serving a knock-and-announce warrant at his Ogden home on Jan. 4. Agent Jared Francom, 30, was killed in the shootout, while five other law enforcement officials and Stewart were also injured.
Stewart has told The Salt Lake Tribune he thought people were breaking into his home to rob and kill him.
"When you're convinced that you are getting robbed and most likely killed by a group of armed men, your instincts kick in," Stewart told a reporter in February.
Stewart's attorney, Randy Richards, is remaining tight-lipped about specific strategies under consideration by Stewart's five-lawyer team but said they are "looking at every avenue that would have merit."
Utah law allows a homeowner to use deadly force in defense of habitation if he "reasonably believes" the intruder intends to commit a felony in the home or there is a threat of personal violence. However, the law also states that force can be used only to prevent "unlawful" entry or attack of a person's home.
While Richards called defense of habitation an "obvious issue," prosecutors say it's not one he can bring to trial.
"I do not believe that defense is available to them legally," Deputy Weber County Attorney Gary Heward said. "Police entry was not unlawful. It was exactly the opposite."
Paul Cassell, a former federal judge and current University of Utah law professor, said his interpretation of the law also leads him to the conclusion that Stewart cannot argue he was protecting his home that night.
"It has to not only be his belief, it has to also be true," Cassell said. "It would not be a situation of defense of habitation. That particular statute does not work."
Although Stewart may not use the defense of habitation statute, two other potential defenses may be available to him, according to experts.
One strategy would be general self-defense, Cassell said.
"Ninety-nine times out of 100, the facts are quite clear that the law enforcement [officers] are there on police business," he said, referring to other cases in which a citizen shot a police officer. "What is maybe different here is the defendant is arguing that there was legitimate confusion on who were the people entering his home."
Strike force agents testified that they went to Stewart's home at around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 4 and announced themselves before breaking through the door and entering. The agents testified they were all wearing some sort of police identifier, whether it was a jacket with the word "police" written in bold, a bulletproof vest with "police" printed on it, or a fleece vest with police insignia embroidered on the chest.
However, Stewart's attorneys have questioned whether a person would be able to understand the hollering of "Police! Search warrant!" if the officers were not yelling in unison. They have also raised questions about whether agents in the strike force who often grow beards or wear a longer hairstyle than a traditional officer because of undercover assignments would be easily identifiable as law enforcement in the dark.
Utah's self-defense statute says that a person is justified in using force against another if the person "reasonably believes" the force is necessary to defend themselves from "another person's imminent use of unlawful force."
However, the law specifically says a person is not justified in using force if he provokes the violence. And the question of who fired the first shot at Stewart's home is in dispute.
Agent Shawn Grogan testified during Stewart's recent preliminary hearing that when he stood in the hallway of Stewart's home, he saw an arm and a gun coming around the bedroom door. He said the shooter said nothing, but fired first, one of the first shots striking Grogan in the left cheek.
But Stewart allegedly told an investigator with the Weber County attorney's office that he had armed himself when he heard someone enter his home. He allegedly said he pointed his gun around the corner of his bedroom hallway, and was met with gunfire. Stewart told the investigator he didn't pull his trigger until he was shot at.
Another defense that could play out in the courtroom is "mistake of fact," when a defendant claims he mistakenly believed his conduct did not break the law.
Susanne Gustin, a Salt Lake City-based defense attorney who does not represent Stewart, said she thought self-defense might be a "viable defense" for Stewart but "mistake of fact" also could be a successful defense.
"[Stewart's attorneys] are going to have to toy with that … [that] he mistakenly believed that these people were not police officers, when in fact, they were police officers," Gustin said.
Cassell said that under the mistake of fact statute, Stewart's attorneys could either argue that he broke no law, since it is not illegal to shoot a burglar in one's own home; or he could use mistake of fact as a partial defense, asking for reduced charges because he was unsure of who was in the home but thought they might be burglars.
"[Jurors] might convict him of [the lesser crime of] manslaughter, saying you weren't sure if they were burglars, and you were reckless in that," Cassell said.
Stewart, 38, has pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder in Francom's death, seven first-degree felony counts of attempted aggravated murder for allegedly trying to kill other officers, and one second-degree felony count related to alleged marijuana cultivation.
Prosecutors have said they plan to seek the death penalty for Stewart, who is not expected back in court until a Feb. 14 scheduling hearing.
A trial date has not been set.
Twitter: @jm_miller


text:
Whip up a batch of Uncle Johnny's delicious Pina Colada at home!
Malibu Coconut Rum
Pina Colada Mix: 1 can of Coco Lopez + a quart of pineapple juice
Shredded Coconut
Pineapple Chunks
Dark Rum
1. Pour the Pina Colada Mix, Coconut Rum and a couple pineapple chunks into the blender with ice and blend it up!
2. Put it in a glass and top it off ice shredded coconut, a pineapple chunk and a cherry.
3. Finish it off with some dark rum in the straw!


text:
Since my coyote hunting is low volume, even on a good day, I plan to pick a good load for deer and use that pretty much for everything. With that I don't expect much pelt damage.
I don't foresee using it on a high volume type of shoot like prairie dogs.


text:
|Synopsis Home
|2 Chronicles Chapter 8
2 Chronicles
Chapters 1 to 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapters 10 to 12
Chapters 13 to 16
Chapters 17 to 18
Chapters 19 and 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Chapter 25
Chapter 26
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapters 29 and 30
Chapter 31
Chapter 32
Chapter 33
Chapters 34 and 35
Chapter 36
Solomon's rule prefiguring that of Christ on earth
Chapter 8 gives us a few more details of the state of Israel -- a state which prefigures that of the last days. Solomon brings everything into subjection that could have hindered the full enjoyment of the promised land in its whole extent, whether on the side of Tyre or of Syria. The strangers in the land continue to pay tribute, and the children of Israel are captains and men of war. Zion is entirely sanctified, and the worship of Jehovah maintained and honoured by the king. The service of the house of God, the praises, and the whole order connected therewith, were appointed according to the ordinances of David. The king's commandment was the absolute rule for everything. Edom itself was his possession; and, as far as the Red Sea, all were the king's subjects. The king of Tyre, who represents the Gentile glory of the world, supplied all that he needed to accomplish his designs.Synopsis by John Darby


text:
actually a throwie battle..whens the next one havent been on here in ages
actually a throwie battle..whens the next one havent been on here in ages
i think that the next character battle should be a cerial box character. just an idea though
toy handy battle..?
Last edited by Dusk07; 08-06-2007 at 03:36 PM.
-Fight To Survive.
i need a team for the team battle?
pm me or reply.
idd get at you but ull probily get better offers
deadline's tomorow doooods.
WORD/PHRASE: Any word/ Your name, etc.
(there's a prize this week: 1 Montana Can, 3 personalized stickers from Die59, and a small black book)
SPECIFICS: Props To BS (or Baze)
PROGRAMS: Bomb the World, Vandal Squad, Graffiti Playdo, any graff simulator
DEADLIINE: Thur. August 2nd
RULES: No digital modifications. All skill levels welcome, but polling depends on the number of entries.
Graffiti Playdo
Vandal Squad
Bomb the World
Art Pad
MOD IN CHARGE: 1nOnly Baze
VS FOR DUMMIES: -Click here to learn to take a screenshot. Zoom in if the words are blurry.
how many entries you got?
yo so i need a team for the battle anyone up for it??
i'll be on your team if your decent and have photoshop,
I know Im just showing off
kl but i dont have photoshop we need someone who does ??any volunteers?? alias sketch book pro would work
i feel stupid asking this but how do get your flicks here


text:
Discuss football with over 60,000 fans. Free Membership.
Join now
Log in to check your private messages
Log in
FootballsFuture.com Home
*** 2013 NFL Mock Draft - 2 Rounds - Updated 2/16 ***
Goto page
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
2017 NFL Mock Draft
View previous topic
View next topic
Joined: 11 Dec 2010
Posts: 931
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 3:53 am
Post subject: *** 2013 NFL Mock Draft - 2 Rounds - Updated 2/16 ***
Round 1:
1. Kansas City Chiefs - Geno Smith, QB
I still think at the end of the day the Chiefs will take a QB with the #1 overall pick. Geno Smith is and probably will be the top QB.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jarvis Jones, DE/OLB
The Jaguars must upgrade the pass rush. They could take Star to eat up blockers in the middle but instead I think they will take one of the pure pass rushers. As long as Jones' spinal stenosis doesn't worry the Jags he should be the pick here.
3. Oakland Raiders - Star Lotulelei, DT/NT
If Star is available I think he's the pick. He fills one of their biggest needs and he seems like a Raiders type player to me.
4. Philadelphia Eagles - Luke Joeckel, OT
I think the Eagles will strongly consider Joeckel if he is there. They need offensive line help and he may be the BPA. If Jason Peters returns and is fine he can move back to RT where he started his career.
5. Detroit Lions - Bjoern Werner, DE
The Lions usually take the BPA which could be Werner in this scenario. They also need to replace KVB who they just cut.
6. Cleveland Browns - Damontre Moore, DE/OLB
If the Browns are going to move to a 3/4 they need the personnel to make the switch. That might require taking a rush linebacker in the draft.
7. Arizona Cardinals - Eric Fisher, OT
If the Cardinals pass on a QB it should be for offensive line help. Eric Fisher has established himself as the 2nd best OT.
8. Buffalo Bills - Matt Barkley, QB
Barkley has almost come full circle in my mock after being dropped to the second round, he has now returned to the top 10. The Bills need to take a QB and Barkley may establish himself as the clear #2.
9. New York Jets - Mike Glennon, QB
The Jets have given up on Mark Sanchez. I think there's a very slim chance he is the starter on day 1 next season. They may look at drafting a QB instead. I think they need to move away from taking the big name QBs and take a lesser known prospect that can offer more on the field and less off.
10. Tennessee Titans - Sharrif Floyd, DT
Floyd has done a lot for himself in the pre-draft process and has moved up a lot. He is now a potential top 10 pick. The Titans need a DT next to Casey so they could consider him.
11. San Diego Chargers - Lane Johnson, OT
The Chargers will most likely be considering an o-lineman early in this draft. They need a lot of help there.
12. Miami Dolphins - Dee Milliner, CB
The Dolphins will most likely consider Milliner if he is still on the board. Every year the player I want the Bucs to pick goes 1 or 2 spots before us so this makes perfect sense that it would happen.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Barkevious Mingo, DE
The Bucs need CB help badly but if Milliner is gone I don't see them taking Rhodes or Banks with the #13 overall pick. Possibly in a trade down but since I rarely predict trades in my mocks I will mock mock them another pick here. If Mingo is available I hope the Bucs consider him.
14. Carolina Panthers - Keenan Allen, WR
I think the Panthers could surprise with a pick like this. They need to give Newton another weapon on offense besides Steve Smith, who is starting to get up there in age. Allen could be groomed to be their #1 WR and Cam's biggest target for the future.
15. New Orleans Saints - Ezekiel Ansah, DE/OLB
The Saints could look for defensive help in the draft. If they are going to switch to a 3/4 they will need personnel to make that switch. They could look to take a rush linebacker in this draft.
16. St. Louis Rams - Kenny Vaccaro, S
I think the Rams will look for defensive help in the draft. Vaccaro might not make it to their next pick so if they want him they might have to take him with their earlier pick.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers - Dion Jordan, DE/OLB
The Steelers could be looking for a rush linebacker in this draft. They are always looking to reload their pass rush every few years.
18. Dallas Cowboys - Chance Warmack, OG
The Cowboys need interior offensive line help. They don't typically draft offensive lineman in the first round, but they broke that a few years ago with Tyron Smith and could do it again here if Warmack is available.
19. New York Giants - Alex Okafor, DE
The Giants could look to reload the pass rush. They could consider one of the DEs if any are available.
20. Chicago Bears - Jonathan Cooper, OG
The Bears need offensive line help badly. They need to protect Cutler and Marc Trestman being a QB guy I'm sure understands the important of keeping your QB on the field and standing upright.
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Alec Ogletree, LB
The Bengals need a linebacker and if Ogletree is available, I think he could be the pick.
22. St. Louis Rams
(From Washington)
- DJ Fluker, OL
I know Jeff Fisher doesn't like taking offensive lineman in the first round, but he needs to think about going against this since he needs to protect Bradford.
23. Minnesota Vikings - Cordarrelle Patterson, WR
Patterson just seems like he belongs on the Vikings. I wouldn't be surprised if it came to fruition on draft day.
24. Indianapolis Colts - Larry Warford, OG
The Colts need to provide Andrew Luck with better protection. They should consider taking an o-lineman with their only pick in the first 2 rounds.
25. Seattle Seahawks - Sheldon Richardson, DT
The Seahawks could be looking for interior d-line help. Richardson could go a lot higher than this so there is good value with this pick.
26. Green Bay Packers - DeAndre Hopkins, WR
The Packers could consider taking a WR, especially if they lose Greg Jennings. They've been injured at the position and it wouldn't hurt to provide Rodgers with another weapon.
27. Houston Texans - Barrett Jones, OL
Barrett Jones could provide good depth at every position on the o-line for the Texans.
28. Denver Broncos - Kevin Minter, LB
The Broncos are most likely going to be looking for a new ILB.
29. New England Patriots - Robert Woods, WR
I could see the Patriots taking Robert Woods. He was once projected to go top 5, he has fallen due to a poor season. But the Patriots like to take players that have fallen from a once very high ranking and return them to top form.
30. Atlanta Falcons - Johnathan Hankins, DT
The Falcons could be looking for d-line help. I think they will take the best DT or DE available. That may be Hankins in this scenario.
31. San Francisco 49ers - Tavon Austin, WR
The 49ers don't have a lot of needs and they have a lot of picks in this draft. They can afford to take a luxury pick like Tavon Austin. WR is also somewhat of a need.
32. Baltimore Ravens - Manti Te'o, LB
The Ravens need to find Ray Lewis' replacement in this draft. Te'o could be considered if he is available. They still have a strong clubhouse and have overlooked off the field issues before.
Round 2:
33. Jacksonville Jaguars - Desmond Trufant, CB
The Jaguars need secondary help badly. That could mean taking a CB or a safety, or both. Trufant could go in the first round, so this is good value for the Jags.
34. Kansas City Chiefs - Tyler Eifert, TE
The Chiefs will look to grab a compliment to their QB if they take a QB #1 overall. They may look at WR, but I think Eifert is better than the WRs available at this juncture. TE is also a need and they haven't had a presence at the position since Tony Gonzales left. Eifert and Ertz have been flipping back and forth for being the top TE. We'll see what happens on draft day but I think Eifert will be the first one gone.
35. Philadelphia Eagles - Matt Elam, S
The Eagles need safety help badly and it could be addressed within the first few rounds.
36. Detroit Lions - Xavier Rhodes, CB
The Lions like taking BPA which could be Rhodes in this scenario. Rhodes could go as high as #13 to the Bucs.
37. Cincinnati Bengals
(From Oakland)
- Justin Hunter, WR
Wide receiver isn't a huge need for the Bengals, but they need a true #2 to play opposite of AJ Green. The other WRs are more of slot/WR3 types so taking someone like Hunter wouldn't be a terrible idea. Since they have 3 picks in the first two rounds they can afford a luxury pick like this.
38. Arizona Cardinals - Tyler Wilson, QB
The Cardinals need to clean house at QB and start over. Luckily for them they can still get a quality QB here in round 2.
39. Tennessee Titans - Sam Montgomery, DE
The Titans could look for a DE in addition to a DT. There are a lot of pass rushers in this draft so at least one has to fall out of the first round.
40. New York Jets - Dallas Thomas, OL
The Jets could look to upgrade the offensive line. They may look at someone like Thomas. Thomas could probably play RT or guard for them.
41. Buffalo Bills - Terrance Williams, WR
The Bills need to take someone to compliment Stevie Johnson. They have nothing at WR besides him. They also get a new weapon for their QB.
42. Miami Dolphins - Datone Jones, DE/DT
The Dolphins could look for front 7 help as well. Jones may be a good fit for their defensive scheme since he can play DE in a 3/4 or 4/3.
43. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Johnthan Banks, CB
And the Bucs still get a CB that can help them immediately and they didn't have to reach on him in round 1. There are a lot of quality CBs that could go rounds 1-2 so I would advocate for them waiting until this pick to take one unless Milliner is available at 13 or they trade back.
44. Carolina Panthers - Jonathan Cyprien, S
Cyprien is skyrocketing up draft boards right now and could keep rising. he could go higher in the next version of my mock. The Panthers need safety help so they could consider one in the draft.
45. San Diego Chargers - Jordan Poyer, CB
The Chargers could be looking for a CB in this draft. There are a few that should go in round 2 so at least one of them should be available here.
46. St. Louis Rams - Zach Ertz, TE
O-line is a strong possibility here but Jeff Fisher doesn't like taking o-lineman early. Therefore I think they could look elsewhere. They could look at someone like Ertz to give Bradford a new target.
47. Dallas Cowboys - Eric Reid, S
The Cowboys probably need to upgrade the safety position. They took one LSU secondary player so they could consider taking another one here.
48. Pittsburgh Steelers - Jesse Williams, NT
The Steelers could be looking for a NT in this draft. They could take Jesse Williams with their first round pick, but I think he might be available at this pick, or at least one of the NTs will be.
49. New York Giants - Arthur Brown, LB
Arthur Brown could go a lot higher than this. The Giants could use a linebacker and he is good value at this point.
50. Chicago Bears - Khaseem Greene, LB
The Bears linebacking corps is growing older and probably doesnt' have many years left together. They should take a linebacker in this draft to start grooming behind them.
51. Washington Redskins - Oday Aboushi, OT
The Redskins need an upgrade at RT and could consider someone like Aboushi with this pick.
52. Minnesota Vikings - Johnathan Jenkins, DT/NT
The Vikings need a DT so they could take one with one of their first two picks. There are still plenty of quality DTs to be found in round 2.
53. Cincinnati Bengals - Phillip Thomas, S
The Bengals need help at safety. One could be taken earlier than this, but in this version of my mock they wait until now.
54. Miami Dolphins
(From Indianapolis)
- Quinton Patton, WR
The Dolphins probably need to take a WR in this draft. Philbin doesn't seem to care too much about size of WRs so they could take someone like Patton.
55. Seattle Seahawks - Markus Wheaton, WR
The Seahawks need WR help. They could consider taking one of their picks.
56. Green Bay Packers - Eddie Lacy, RB
The Packers should consider taking a RB so they don't have to keep recycling RBs like Ryan Grant. I think they could consider Lacy with their first round pick, but there are a ton of quality RBs and very few teams that need RB help, so supply an demand suggests they should wait to get better value.
57. Houston Texans - Aaron Dobson, WR
I really think the Texans should consider taking a WR. They need to add another element on offense and a true compliment to Johnson for the few years he has left.
58. Denver Broncos - Logan Ryan, CB
The Broncos secondary was getting burned in their playoff loss. They may look for secondary upgrades.
59. New England Patriots - David Amerson, CB
Amerson is similar to Robert Woods in that he was once projected to go top 10 and has now fallen. The Patriots love taking these types of players and bringing top pick potential.
60. Atlanta Falcons - Tank Carradine, DE
In addition to a DT, the Falcons need a DE. They could consider taking one with this pick.
61. San Francisco 49ers - Margus Hunt, DE/DT
The 49ers could look for help on the defensive line. They need depth there and someone like Hunt could be a nice fit.
62. Baltimore Ravens - Kyle Long, OT
The Ravens may need some offensive line help. If they think someone like Kyle Long could play LT that could allow their offensive line to settle into place.
2014 NFL Mock Draft - Updated 12/30
Last edited by LeGarrettsBlunt on Sat Feb 16, 2013 9:12 pm; edited 5 times in total
Back to top
Joined: 02 Feb 2009
Posts: 2049
Location: Chicago
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 4:05 am
Post subject:
I like this pick for the Bears considering who is left
Back to top
Joined: 28 Jun 2008
Posts: 16822
Location: Canada, but don't worry... i'm not one of those damn dirty french.
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 4:16 am
Post subject:
I dont want Wener, I want Moore!
First jersey purchased: Jamarcus Russell.
Second jersey purchased: Rolando McClain.
Next purchases: Every Chiefs, Chargers and Broncos player.
Back to top
Joined: 11 Dec 2010
Posts: 931
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 5:10 am
Post subject:
Second round added.
Comments and feedback appreciated.
2014 NFL Mock Draft - Updated 12/30
Back to top
Justin Hoover82
Joined: 19 Jan 2013
Posts: 2530
Location: Ft.Worth Texas
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 6:51 am
Post subject:
I'm fine with Richardson in the 1st but if the boys go that route we must draft a o-lineman round 2. O-Line is our biggest need. Give me Dallas Thomas, DJ Fluker, or Warford round 2 and that would make a good cowboys draft. I especially like Warford, Idk what it is about him I just got a feeling he is gonna be a damn good guard in the nfl.
AMERICA'S TEAM and 5x SB CHAMPIONS = DALLAS COWBOYS!!!!!
Joe_is_the_best on the sig!
Back to top
The Gnat
Joined: 23 Feb 2005
Posts: 39254
Location: Minneapolis
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:39 am
Post subject:
The first round pick is great, the second round pick for the Vikings isn't bad either, I tend to think that Johnathan Jenkins has more value though on the draft board and he hits a position of need, so would be a better Vikings pick.
Back to top
Joined: 05 Apr 2006
Posts: 1587
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 11:14 am
Post subject:
Banks in round 2?? Heck yeah! I'd rather see a DE in round one though if we get our CB in round 2. It kind of depends on Quincy Black's status. I was never a big fan but he was having a MUCH improved season before he went down last year.
Big "Thanks" to IAmPacman for creating this Sig!
Back to top
Joined: 28 Feb 2005
Posts: 17833
Location: Centerville, OH
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 11:41 am
Post subject:
Love the first two Bengals picks, unsure about Lacy. They desperately need speed at the position, so if Lacy runs well maybe, but I think a Fast and quick complement to BJGE is the most likely scenario.
-There are no men like me, only me.
-"Our life is what our thoughts make it" - Marcus Aurelius
Back to top
Joined: 04 Apr 2007
Posts: 26419
Location: Indianapolis Indiana
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 11:58 am
Post subject:
THE DUKE wrote:
Love the first two Bengals picks, unsure about Lacy. They desperately need speed at the position, so if Lacy runs well maybe, but I think a Fast and quick complement to BJGE is the most likely scenario.
Not a huge fan of Te'o but i will take it
Big thanks to kacymcbryant18 for the sig....^^
Back to top
Joined: 08 Feb 2010
Posts: 13594
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 12:23 pm
Post subject:
Browns pick is ok.....Milliner is another very good option otherwise
Back to top
Joined: 06 Dec 2011
Posts: 621
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 12:41 pm
Post subject:
as a jets fan, i want nothing to do with Wilson in the 1st.
Back to top
Joined: 24 Feb 2009
Posts: 41587
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 1:01 pm
Post subject:
Werner is an awful pick for us. We're fine at LE, where he projects to since we have Lamarr Houston there.
Back to top
Joined: 16 Jan 2007
Posts: 12416
Location: Niagara Falls
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 2:51 pm
Post subject:
I really like Terrance Williams in round 2
Back to top
Joined: 06 Jan 2007
Posts: 11629
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 6:32 pm
Post subject:
I'll take John Jenkins, Alex Okafer or Sam Montgomery, or Arthur Brown in the 1st round for the Falcons. You can keep the TE no thanks at all. Value for them there is terrible compared to the talented TE's in the 2nd to 3rd round that are almost just as good in Escobar, Kelce, Reed, and Fauria for better value.
2010 and 2013
Back to top
Joined: 21 Jan 2006
Posts: 7805
Location: Richmond, IN
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 6:34 pm
Post subject:
THE DUKE wrote:
Love the first two Bengals picks, unsure about Lacy. They desperately need speed at the position, so if Lacy runs well maybe, but I think a Fast and quick complement to BJGE is the most likely scenario.
This. Bernard fits better than Lacy with the Lawfirm already signed.
Back to top
Display posts from previous:
All Posts
1 Day
7 Days
2 Weeks
1 Month
3 Months
6 Months
1 Year
Oldest First
Newest First
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
2017 NFL Mock Draft
All times are GMT - 4 Hours
Goto page
Jump to:
Select a forum
NFL General
NFL News
NFL Comparisons
NFL Draft
2017 NFL Mock Draft
GM Mock Drafts
Fantasy Football
College Football
AFC East
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New York Jets
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC South
Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tennessee Titans
AFC West
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles Chargers
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
NFC North
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks
Other Sports
Other Sports
Fantasy/Sim/GM Leagues
This aint sports talk!
Madden 17 and video games
Feedback Forum
Signature and Avatar Help
post new topics in this forum
reply to topics in this forum
edit your posts in this forum
delete your posts in this forum
vote in polls in this forum
Powered by
© 2001, 2005 phpBB Group