text:
Discuss football with over 60,000 fans. Free Membership.
Join now
Log in to check your private messages
Log in
FootballsFuture.com Home
D82's 2013 NFL Mock Draft V.2.3 *W/ TRADES* (COMPLETE)
Goto page
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
2017 NFL Mock Draft
View previous topic
View next topic
Joined: 28 Jun 2008
Posts: 90909
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 9:54 pm
Post subject:
TheDeeeeej wrote:
Its A Sabotage wrote:
44. Jacksonville Jaguars (via Kansas City): Da'Rick Rogers WR, Tennessee
I dont see the upside to Rogers (we already have a non-speed guy in Blackmon Either Mellette or Kevin Riddick to take over for Session, whom may have to retire.
Have you watched Da'rick? He is not slow at all. He is a 4.4 guy easily and
shows it on the field. The only reason he would fall to the 2nd is that he is a knucklehead.
Complain about that, not his speed.
As for the mock, interested in the Tyler Bray pick. Could you explain your thoughts on that? I am assuming with Philly picking 12th that you dont expect much out of Vick this season and Reid will be canned. Tyler Bray doesnt exactly scream Andy Reid.
I dont want Rogers, he is such a knucklehead
Back to top
Joined: 08 Feb 2008
Posts: 10981
Location: Capital Wasteland
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2012 11:57 am
Post subject:
Yes Bills make the Playoffs!! ... I like the trade, and all the picks. Fuaria is a beast, and getting Landry Jones in the 3rd would be AMAZING!
Well Done.
Back to top
Joined: 20 Apr 2008
Posts: 45364
Location: Sleepless in Seattle
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2012 6:52 pm
Post subject:
Looks really good for Seattle.
Richard D!ck Sherman 4 Prez
Back to top
Joined: 15 Jun 2007
Posts: 38488
Location: the mitten
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2012 7:13 pm
Post subject:
Number one pick, huh? Ouch!
If we're picking number one then it's obviously on Free. I'd be thouroughly upset if we were picking at one, but if we do then I like the draft.
Back to top
Joined: 13 Apr 2009
Posts: 20036
Location: Jamison. on the Sweet-sig.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2012 8:05 pm
Post subject:
I'm disappointed there is no Oregon players going in the top 3 rounds. Dion Jordan and John Boyett are names to look out for this upcoming draft.
Future of our economy
Back to top
kansas bob
Joined: 24 Dec 2010
Posts: 545
Location: kansas
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 7:46 pm
Post subject: Re: D82's 2013 NFL Mock Draft V.2.2 *W/ TRADES*
Desperado82 wrote:
6] Buffalo v. [3] New England (New England wins 38-24)
[5] Baltimore v. [4] San Diego (Baltimore wins 23-20)
[6] Dallas v. [3] New York Giants (Dallas wins 31-28
[5] Detroit v. [4] San Francisco (Detroit wins 24-10)
[5] Baltimore v. [1] Houston (Houston wins 27-23)
[3] New England v. [2] Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh wins 10-7)
[6] Dallas v. [1] Green Bay (Green Bay wins 26-17)
[5] Detroit v. [2] Atlanta (Detroit wins 31-28
[2] Pittsburgh v. [1] Houston (Houston wins 31-30)
[5] Detroit v. [1] Green Bay (Green Bay wins 45-41)
Houston v. Green Bay (Green Bay wins 28-20)
* Kansas City trades its 2013 1st round pick (13th overall) and 2nd round pick (44th overall) in exchange for Jacksonville's 2013 1st round pick (6th overall).
* Denver trades its 2013 1st round pick (19th overall) and 2nd round pick (50th overall) in exchange for Carolina's 2013 1st round pick (14th overall).
* Baltimore trades its 2013 1st round pick (26th overall) and 4th round pick (123rd overall) in exchange for Buffalo's 2013 1st round pick (21st overall).
1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Logan Thomas QB, Virginia Tech
2. Indianapolis Colts: Barkevious Mingo DE/OLB, LSU
3. St. Louis Rams (via Washington): David Amerson CB, North Carolina State
4. Miami Dolphins: Robert Woods WR, USC
5. Minnesota Vikings: Star Lotulelei DT, LSU
6. Kansas City Chiefs (via Jacksonville): Tyler Wilson QB, Arkansas
7. Oakland Raiders: Matt Barkley QB, USC
8. St. Louis Rams: Justin Hunter WR, Tennessee
9. Cleveland Browns: Jarvis Jones DE/OLB, Georgia
10. Seattle Seahawks: Keenan Allen WR, California
11. New York Jets: Sam Montgomery DE/OLB, LSU
12. Philadelphia Eagles: Tyler Bray QB, Tennessee
13. Jacksonville Jaguars (via Kansas City): Johnthan Banks CB, Mississippi State
14. Denver Broncos (via Carolina): Marcus Lattimore RB, South Carolina
15. Tennessee Titans: Jackson Jeffcoat DE, Texas
16. Chicago Bears: Johnathan Hankins DT, Ohio State
17. Cincinnati Bengals: Bjoern Werner DE, Florida State
18. Arizona Cardinals: Barrett Jones OL, Alabama
19. Carolina Panthers (via Denver): Kawann Short DT, Purdue
20. New Orleans Saints: Chris Faulk OT, LSU
21. Baltimore Ravens (via Buffalo): Manti Te'o ILB, Notre Dame
22. San Francisco 49ers: Eric Reid S, LSU
23. San Diego Chargers: Xavier Rhodes CB, Florida State
24. New York Giants: D.J. Fluker OT, Alabama
25. Dallas Cowboys: Aaron Murray QB, Georgia
26. Buffalo Bills (via Baltimore): Marquess Wilson WR, Washington State
27. New England Patriots: Sean Porter OLB, Texas A&M
28. Atlanta Falcons: Tyler Eifert TE, Notre Dame
29. Detroit Lions: T.J. McDonald S, USC
30. Pittsburgh Steelers: Dee Milliner CB, Alabama
31. Houston Texans: Jesse Williams DE/DT, Alabama
32. Green Bay Packers: Khaled Holmes C, USC
33. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Alex Okafor DE, Texas
34. Washington Redskins: Robert Lester S, Alabama
35. Indianapolis Colts: Margus Hunt DE/DT, SMU
36. Minnesota Vikings: Johnny Adams CB, Michigan State
37. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jonathan Cooper OG, North Carolina
38. Miami Dolphins: William Gholston DE, Michigan State
39. St. Louis Rams: Taylor Lewan OT, Michigan
40. Cleveland Browns: **SPENT IN SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT*
41. Cincinnati Bengals (via Oakland): Knile Davis RB, Arkansas
42. New York Jets: Ricky Wagner OT, Wisconsin
43. Philadelphia Eagles: Terrance Williams WR, Baylor
44. Jacksonville Jaguars (via Kansas City): Da'Rick Rogers WR, Tennessee
45. Seattle Seahawks: Gerald Hodges OLB, Penn State
46. Tennessee Titans: Kenny Vaccarro S, Texas
47. Carolina Panthers: Aaron Mellette WR, Elon
48. Cincinnati Bengals: Arthur Brown ILB, Kansas State
49. Arizona Cardinals: Brandon Jenkins DE/OLB, Florida State
50. Carolina Panthers (via Denver): Jordan Poyer CB, Oregon State
51. New Orleans Saints: ***FORFEITED DUE TO BOUNTY SCANDAL***
52. Buffalo Bills: Joe Fauria TE, UCLA
53. Dallas Cowboys: Chase Thomas DE/OLB, Stanford
54. Chicago Bears: Kevin Reddick ILB, North Carolina
55. San Diego Chargers: Michael Buchanan DE/OLB, Illinois
56. Baltimore Ravens: Jake Matthews OT, Texas A&M
57. New England Patriots: Cobi Hamilton WR, Arkansas
58. Detroit Lions: Carrington Byndom CB, Texas
59. San Francisco 49ers: Chance Warmack OG, Alabama
60. Atlanta Falcons: Montee Ball RB, Wisconsin
61. Pittsburgh Steelers: Tony Jefferson S, Oklahoma
62. New York Giants: C.J. Mosley OLB, Alabama
63. Houston Texans: Tyrann Mathieu CB, LSU
64. Green Bay Packers: John Jenkins DE/DT, Georgia
65. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Shayne Skov ILB, Stanford
66. Indianapolis Colts: Micah Hyde CB, Iowa
67. Washington Redskins: Cyril Richardson OT, Baylor
68. Jacksonville Jaguars: Devin Taylor DE, South Carolina
69. Miami Dolphins: Bacarri Rambo S, Georgia
70. Minnesota Vikings: Travis Frederick OG, Wisconsin
71. Cleveland Browns: Nickell Robey CB, USC
72. Oakland Raiders: Shariff Floyd DT, Florida
73. St. Louis Rams: Matt Elam S, Florida
74. Philadelphia Eagles: Jonathan Brown OLB, Illinois
75. Kansas City Chiefs: Logan Ryan CB, Rutgers
76. Seattle Seahawks: Brennan Williams T/G, North Carolina
77. New York Jets: C.J. Barnett S, Ohio State
78. San Francisco 49ers (via Carolina): Sylvester Williams DT, North Carolina
79. Tennessee Titans: Graham Pocic C, Northern Illinois
80. Arizona Cardinals: Oday Aboushi OT, Virginia
81. Denver Broncos: Demontre Hurst CB, Oklahoma
82. New Orleans Saints: John Simon DE, Ohio State
83. Buffalo Bills: Landry Jones QB, Oklahoma
84. Dallas Cowboys: Gabe Jackson OG, Mississippi State
85. Miami Dolphins (via Chicago): Alvin Bailey OG, Arkansas
86. Cincinnati Bengals: Jelani Jenkins OLB, Florida
87. Baltimore Ravens: Cassius Marsh DE/DT, UCLA
88. New England Patriots: Desmond Trufant CB, Washington
89. Detroit Lions: Larry Warford OG, Kentucky
90. San Francisco 49ers: Tavon Austin WR, West Virginia
91. San Diego Chargers: Kenny Stills WR, Oklahoma
92. Pittsburgh Steelers: Nico Johnson ILB, Alabama
93. New York Giants: Wes Horton DE, USC
94. Atlanta Falcons: Akeem Spence DT, Illinois
95. Houston Texans: Dallas Thomas OT, Tennessee
96. Green Bay Packers: Eddie Lacy RB, Alabama
I sure hope Denver isn't stupid enough to give up a second round pick to move up 5 spots in the first round. If anything Denver will trade out of the first round!!!
Back to top
Joined: 27 Aug 2006
Posts: 10420
Location: Westminster
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 11:01 pm
Post subject:
With just Tennessee (Chris Johnson), Chicago (Forte), Cincinnati (Jarvis-Greene), Arizona (Wells) between them and Lattimore, I don't see the Broncos trading a 2nd to go up for a RB, especially after drafting Hillman.
Back to top
Joined: 15 Jun 2007
Posts: 38488
Location: the mitten
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 2:04 pm
Post subject:
Why quote the entire draft to make a single comment about a possible trade?
Back to top
Joined: 20 Feb 2010
Posts: 37655
Location: Somewhere in the middle
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 5:15 pm
Post subject:
Cutler06 wrote:
With just Tennessee (Chris Johnson), Chicago (Forte), Cincinnati (Jarvis-Greene), Arizona (Wells) between them and Lattimore, I don't see the Broncos trading a 2nd to go up for a RB, especially after drafting Hillman.
I don't think Cincinnati would pass on Lattimore if available, and unless Wells or Ryan Williams has a breakout year RB could be a possible area of need for Arizona.
^^^El Rammy
Back to top
Joined: 04 May 2008
Posts: 4734
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 5:51 pm
Post subject:
looks good for the Bills, don't mind the trade.
thanks for the sig NS922!
Listen! I am standing at the door, knocking;
if you hear my voice and open the door,
I will come in to you and eat with you,
and you with me.
Revelation 3:20
Back to top
Joined: 12 Jan 2009
Posts: 7243
Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:23 pm
Post subject:
There's zero chance the Redskins are that bad. They were in every division game last season and swept the Giants with Rex Grossman.
Dashing is the greatest FF poster ever
Back to top
Joined: 20 Feb 2010
Posts: 37655
Location: Somewhere in the middle
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 11:08 am
Post subject:
Barrett Jones OG, Alabama (Round 1, Pick 18
Brandon Jenkins OLB, Florida State (Round 2, Pick 49)
Oday Aboushi OT, Virginia (Round 3, Pick 80)
Kyle Fuller CB, Virginia Tech (Round 4, Pick 118
Alex Carder QB, Western Michigan (Round 5, Pick 149)
Dustin Hopkins K, Florida State (Round 6, Pick 180)
Duke Williams FS, Nevada (Round 7, Pick 211)
Tyler Eifert TE, Notre Dame (Round 1, Pick 28
Montee Ball RB, Wisconsin (Round 2, PIck 60)
Akeem Spence DT, Illinois (Round 3, Pick 94)
James Hurst OT, North Carolina (Round 4, Pick 125)
Zavier Gooden OLB, Missouri (Round 5, Pick 156)
Brett Maher K, Nebraska (Round 6, Pick 190)
Quanterus Smith DE, Western Kentucky (Round 7, Pick 221)
Manti Te'o ILB, Notre Dame (Round 1, Pick 21)
Jake Matthews OT, Texas A&M (Round 2, Pick 56)
Cassius Marsh DE/DT, UCLA (Round 3, Pick 87)
Conner Vernon WR, Duke (Round 5, Pick 154)
T.J. Johnson C, South Carolina (Round 6, Pick 185)
Carson York OG, Oregon (Round 7, Pick 216)
Marquess Wilson WR, Washington State (Round 1, Pick 26)
Joe Fauria TE, UCLA (Round 2, Pick 52)
Landry Jones QB, Oklahoma (Round 3, Pick 83)
Dion Jordan OLB, Oregon (Round 4, Pick 114)
Rod Sweeting CB, Georgia Tech (Round 4, Pick 123)
Xavier Nixon OT, Florida (Round 5, Pick 145)
Marquis Jackson DE, Portland State (Round 6, Pick 176)
Kaleb Ramsey DT, Boston College (Round 7, Pick 214)
Kawann Short DT, Purdue (Round 1, Pick 19)
Aaron Mellette WR, Elon (Round 2, Pick 47)
Jordan Poyer CB, Oregon State (Round 2, Pick 50)
James Gayle DE, Virginia Tech (Round 4, Pick 111)
Nigel Malone CB, Kansas State (Round 5, Pick 142)
David Quessenberry OT, San Jose State (Round 6, Pick 175)
Aaron Dobson WR, Marshall (Round 7, Pick 206)
Johnathan Hankins DT, Ohio State (Round 1, Pick 16)
Kevin Reddick ILB, North Carolina (Round 2, Pick 54)
Blaize Foltz OG, TCU (Round 4, Pick 116)
Brandon McGee CB, Miami (Round 5, Pick 147)
Ryan Griffin TE, Connecticut (Round 6, Pick 178
Pete Massaro DE, Penn State (Round 7, Pick 209)
Bjoern Werner DE, Florida State (Round 1, Pick 17)
Knile Davis RB, Arkansas (Round 2, Pick 41)
Arthur Brown ILB, Kansas State (Round 2, Pick 48
Jelani Jenkins OLB, Florida (Round 3, Pick 86)
Mallicah Goodman DE, Clemson (Round 4, Pick 117)
DeVonte Holloman SS, South Carolina (Round 5, Pick 148
Emory Blake WR, Auburn (Round 6, Pick 179)
Brodrick Brown CB, Oklahoma State (Round 6, Pick 186)
Jarvis Jones OLB, Georgia (Round 1, Pick 9)
Nickell Robey CB, USC (Round 3, Pick 71)
Shawn Williams SS, Georgia (Round 4, Pick 105)
Alonzo Highsmith OLB, Arkansas (Round 5, Pick 136)
Dan Buckner WR, Arizona (Round 6, Pick 167)
Cory Dorris DE, Tulsa (Round 7, Pick 201)
Aaron Murray QB, Georgia (Round 1, Pick 25)
Chase Thomas OLB, Stanford (Round 2, Pick 53)
Gabe Jackson OG, Mississippi State (Round 3, Pick 84)
Michael Williams TE, Alabama (Round 4, Pick 115)
Kenjon Barner RB, Oregon (Round 5, Pick 146)
Cornelius Washington OLB, Georgia (Round 6, Pick 177)
Quinton Dial DE, Alabama (Round 7, Pick 208
Marcus Lattimore RB, South Carolina (Round 1, Pick 14)
Demontre Hurst CB, Oklahoma (Round 3, Pick 81)
Michael Mauti ILB, Penn State (Round 4, Pick 112)
Brandon Bishop FS, North Carolina State (Round 6, Pick 181)
Will Pericak DE, Colorado (Round 7, Pick 212)
T.J. McDonald FS, USC (Round 1, Pick 29)
Carrington Byndom CB, Texas (Round 2, Pick 58
Larry Warford OG, Kentucky (Round 3, Pick 89)
Tanner Hawkinson OT, Kansas (Round 5, Pick 151)
Brad Wing P, LSU (Round 6, Pick 187)
Roy Roundtree WR, Michigan (Round 7, Pick 218
Khaled Holmes C, USC (Round 1, Pick 32)
John Jenkins DE, Georgia (Round 2, Pick 64)
Eddie Lacy RB, Alabama (Round 3, Pick 96)
B.W. Webb CB, William & Mary (Round 4, Pick 128
Andrew Jackson ILB, Western Kentucky (Round 5, Pick 160)
Vaughn Telemaque FS, Miami (Round 6, Pick 192)
Jeff Braun OT, West Virginia (Round 7, Pick 224)
Jesse Williams NT, Alabama (Round 1, Pick 31)
Tyrann Mathieu CB, LSU (Round 2, Pick 63)
Dallas Thomas OT, Tennessee (Round 3, Pick 95)
Tavarres King WR, Georgia (Round 4, Pick 127)
Jonathan Bostic ILB, Florida (Round 5, Pick 159)
Christine Michael RB, Texas A&M (Round 6, Pick 191)
Tyler Hoover DE, Michigan State (Round 7, Pick 223)
Barkevious Mingo OLB, LSU (Round 1, Pick 2)
Margus Hunt DE, SMU (Round 2, Pick 35)
Micah Hyde CB, Iowa (Round 3, Pick 66)
Omoregie Uzzi OG, Georgia Tech (Round 4, Pick 99)
Caleb Sturgis K, Florida (Round 6, Pick 163)
Kapron Lewis-Moore DE, Notre Dame (Round 7, Pick 194)
Johnthan Banks CB, Mississippi State (Round 1, Pick 13)
Jonathan Cooper OG, North Carolina (Round 2, Pick 37)
Da'Rick Rogers WR, Tennessee (Round 2, Pick 44)
Devin Taylor DE, South Carolina (Round 3, Pick 68
John Boyett FS, Oregon (Round 4, Pick 102)
Montori Hughes DT, Tennessee-Martin (Round 5, Pick 133)
Grant Garner C, Oklahoma State (Round 6, Pick 164)
David Bass DE, Missouri-Western State (Round 7, Pick 198
Tyler Wilson QB, Arkansas (Round 1, Pick 6)
Logan Ryan CB, Rutgers (Round 3, Pick 75)
Patrick Larimore ILB, UCLA (Round 4, Pick 106)
Stephan Taylor RB, Stanford (Round 5, Pick 141)
Denard Robinson WR, Michigan (Round 6, Pick 172)
Ray Ray Armstrong SS, Miami (Round 7, Pick 203)
Robert Woods WR, USC (Round 1, Pick 4)
William Gholston DE, Michigan State (Round 2, Pick 38
Bacarri Rambo FS, Georgia (Round 3, Pick 69)
Alvin Bailey OG, Arkansas (Round 3, Pick 85)
Jamie Collins OLB, Southern Mississippi (Round 4, Pick 100)
Brad Madison DE, Missouri (Round 5, Pick 134)
Ben Cotton TE, Nebraska (Round 7, Pick 196)
Star Lotulelei DT, Utah (Round 1, Pick 5)
Johnny Adams CB, Michigan State (Round 2, Pick 36)
Travis Frederick OG, Wisconsin (Round 3, Pick 70)
Bruce Taylor ILB, Virginia Tech (Round 4, Pick 101)
Braden Hansen OG, BYU (Round 4, Pick 120)
Jalheel Addae SS, Central Michigan (Round 5, Pick 132)
Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB, Connecticut (Round 6, Pick 174)
Marquis Goodwin WR, Texas (Round 7, Pick 197)
Sean Porter OLB, Texas A&M (Round 1, Pick 27)
Cobi Hamilton WR, Arkansas (Round 2, Pick 57)
Desmond Trufant CB, Washington (Round 3, Pick 88
Baker Steinkuhler DE, Nebraska (Round 4, Pick 119)
Rashard Hall FS, Clemson (Round 7, Pick 217)
Chris Faulk OT, LSU (Round 1, Pick 20)
John Simon DE, Ohio State (Round 3, Pick 82)
James Ferentz C, Iowa (Round 4, Pick 113)
Quinton Patton WR, Louisiana Tech (Round 5, Pick 144)
Brad Sorensen QB, Southern Utah (Round 6, Pick 182)
Washaun Ealey RB, Jacksonville State (Round 7, Pick 213)
D.J. Fluker OT, Alabama (Round 1, Pick 24)
C.J. Mosley OLB, Alabama (Round 2, Pick 62)
Wes Horton DE, USC (Round 3, Pick 93)
Philip Lutzenkirchen TE, Auburn (Round 4, Pick 124)
Mario Benavides C, Louisville (Round 5, Pick 158
Lavar Edwards DE, LSU (Round 6, Pick 189)
Rex Burkhead RB, Nebraska (Round 7, Pick 220)
Sam Montgomery OLB, LSU (Round 1, Pick 11)
Ricky Wagner OT, Wisconsin (Round 2, Pick 42)
C.J. Barnett FS, Ohio State (Round 3, Pick 77)
Andre Ellington RB, Clemson (Round 4, Pick 108
Mister Cobble NT, Kentucky (Round 5, Pick 139)
A.J. Klein ILB, Iowa State (Round 6, Pick 170)
Travis Long OLB, Washington State (Round 7, Pick 205)
Matt Barkley QB, USC (Round 1, Pick 7)
Shariff Floyd DT, Florida (Round 3, Pick 72)
Jake Stoneburner TE, Ohio State (Round 4, Pick 103)
Travis Howard CB, Ohio State (Round 6, Pick 183)
Josh Downs DT, LSU (Round 7, Pick 199)
Domonique Battle CB, Cincinnati (Round 7, Pick 210)
Tyler Bray QB, Tennessee (Round 1, Pick 12)
Terrance Williams WR, Baylor (Round 2, Pick 43)
Jonathan Brown OLB, Illinois (Round 3, Pick 74)
Craig Roh DE, Michigan (Round 4, Pick 109)
Kyle Reed TE, Nebraska (Round 5, Pick 140)
Gabe Ikard C, Oklahoma (Round 5, Pick 150)
Keith Pough OLB, Howard (Round 6, Pick 171)
Joe Vellano DT, Maryland (Round 7, Pick 202)
Dee Milliner CB, Alabama (Round 1, Pick 30)
Tony Jefferson FS, Oklahoma (Round 2, Pick 61)
Nico Johnson ILB, Alabama (Round 3, Pick 92)
Mike Glennon QB, North Carolina State (Round 4, Pick 126)
Jordan Kohout DE, Wisconsin (Round 5, Pick 157)
Ray Graham RB, Pittsburgh (Round 6, Pick 188
Anthony Rashad White NT, Michigan State (Round 7, Pick 222)
Xavier Rhodes CB, Florida State (Round 1, Pick 23)
Michael Buchanan OLB, Illinois (Round 2, Pick 55)
Kenny Stills WR, Oklahoma (Round 3, Pick 91)
Mark Jackson OT, Glenville State (Round 4, Pick 122)
Spencer Long OG, Nebraska (Round 5, Pick 153)
Dion Sims TE, Michigan State (Round 6, Pick 184)
Larry Black NT, Indiana (Round 7, Pick 215)
Eric Reid FS, LSU (Round 1, Pick 22)
Chance Warmack OG, Alabama (Round 2, Pick 59)
Sylvester Williams NT, North Carolina (Round 3, Pick 78
Tavon Austin WR, West Virginia (Round 3, Pick 90)
Damion Square DE, Alabama (Round 4, Pick 121)
Ryan Swope WR, Texas A&M (Round 5, Pick 130)
Casey Pachall QB, TCU (Round 5, Pick 152)
Cameron Marshall RB, Arizona State (Round 6, Pick 165)
Kenny Demens ILB, Michigan (Round 6, Pick 168
DC Jefferson TE, Rutgers (Round 7, Pick 219)
Keenan Allen WR, California (Round 1, Pick 10)
Gerald Hodges OLB, Penn State (Round 2, Pick 45)
Brennan Williams OG, North Carolina (Round 3, Pick 76)
Branden Smith CB, Georgia (Round 4, Pick 107)
Cameron Meredith DE, Nebraska (Round 5, Pick 137)
Justin Pugh OT, Syracuse (Round 5, Pick 138
D.J. Harper RB, Boise State (Round 6, Pick 173)
David Amerson CB, North Carolina State (Round 1, Pick 3)
Justin Hunter WR, Tennessee (Round 1, Pick 8
Taylor Lewan OT, Michigan (Round 2, Pick 39)
Matt Elam SS, Florida (Round 3, Pick 73)
Alex Hurst OT, LSU (Round 4, Pick 104)
Ben Habern C, Oklahoma (Round 5, Pick 135)
Jamoris Slaughter SS, Notre Dame (Round 6, Pick 169)
Trey Millard FB, Oklahoma (Round 7, Pick 200)
Logan Thomas QB, Virginia Tech (Round 1, Pick 1)
Alex Okafor DE, Texas (Round 2, Pick 33)
Shayne Skov ILB, Stanford (Round 3, Pick 65)
Jordan Hill DT, Penn State (Round 4, Pick 97)
Zach Ertz TE, Stanford (Round 5, Pick 129)
Seantrel Henderson OT, Miami (Round 6, Pick 161)
Greg Reid CB, Florida State (Round 7, Pick 193)
Nathan Williams DE, Ohio State (Round 7, Pick 204)
Jackson Jeffcoat DE, Texas (Round 1, Pick 15)
Kenny Vaccarro SS, Texas (Round 2, Pick 46)
Graham Pocic C, Northern Illinois (Round 3, Pick 79)
Leon McFadden CB, San Diego State (Round 4, Pick 110)
Mike Taylor OLB, Wisconsin (Round 5, Pick 143)
Geno Smith QB, West Virginia (Round 7, Pick 207)
Robert Lester FS, Alabama (Round 2, Pick 34)
Cyril Richardson OT, Baylor (Round 3, Pick 67)
Terry Hawthorne CB, Illinois (Round 4, Pick 98
Chris Jacobson OG, Pittsburgh (Round 5, Pick 131)
Alec Lemon WR, Syracuse (Round 5, Pick 155)
Sheldon Richardson DE, Missouri (Round 6, Pick 162)
Cierre Wood RB, Notre Dame (Round 6, Pick 166)
James Wilson OG, Florida (Round 7, PIck 195)
^^^El Rammy
Back to top
Louis Friend
Joined: 07 Apr 2010
Posts: 11092
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 1:17 pm
Post subject:
Not bad for the Lions overall, but I have a hard time seeing the Lions drafting a P, even late in the draft. Last year we added rookie P Ryan Donahue from Iowa and cut our longtime punter Nick Harris. I don't see the Lions wasting a pick on a punter when they already have a young one when that pick can be used for depth someplace else.
Sig by El Ramster
Back to top
Joined: 20 Feb 2010
Posts: 37655
Location: Somewhere in the middle
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 4:08 pm
Post subject:
Louis Friend wrote:
Not bad for the Lions overall, but I have a hard time seeing the Lions drafting a P, even late in the draft. Last year we added rookie P Ryan Donahue from Iowa and cut our longtime punter Nick Harris. I don't see the Lions wasting a pick on a punter when they already have a young one when that pick can be used for depth someplace else.
For some reason I thought Harris was still on the team, hence the pick.
^^^El Rammy
Back to top
Boise&cards Fan
Joined: 03 Dec 2010
Posts: 3194
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 6:55 pm
Post subject:
Desperado82 wrote:
Barrett Jones OG, Alabama
Just draft a OG they like.
Desperado82 wrote:
Brandon Jenkins OLB, Florida State
Not a bad pick. Could go higher
Desperado82 wrote:
Oday Aboushi OT, Virginia
Think he goes high and may be a RT in the NFL
Desperado82 wrote:
Kyle Fuller CB, Virginia Tech
This is a fine pick but the team is kind of stacked a CB right now.
Desperado82 wrote:
Alex Carder QB, Western Michigan
Just drafted a QB. No room for him.
Desperado82 wrote:
Dustin Hopkins K, Florida State
Will never trust a rookie kick.
Desperado82 wrote:
Duke Williams FS, Nevada
Just drafted a FS
I see them going for a high round SS this year. A RB could be a need with the injurys the starters have. A low round pick most likely. They just draft 3 OL that they really like.
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


text:
Could This Be The New Facebook Design?
This concept redesign from Swedish interactive art director Fred Nerby incorporates responsive panels and company pages.
Fred Nerby, a Swedish interactive art director and designer based in Brisbane, Australia, has created a concept for a Facebook redesign. The systematic design approach encourages user behavior and a greater control of data within a responsive grid.
The concept focuses on personalized information and maintains an attractive user interface. It allows users to have more control over what they see and don't see on the social network, so they can create a more personal environment by interacting with the interface.
The design incorporates responsive panels and company pages, primary and secondary columns for filtering posts, and a calendar event layout. Nerby writes:
I approached the platform from a user perspective and focused on targeted & personalised data while maintaining a visually appealing UI. Facebook has done a good job on this for a long time but we're still not seeing the full extent of what's possible within this platform.
You can see different elements of the concept design in the video below:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Another month of "The Point," another month of one-sided conservative commentary
Research ››› ››› JEREMY CLUCHEY
On December 2, Media Matters for America posted a comprehensive analysis of Sinclair Broadcast Group's "The Point," a conservative commentary by Sinclair vice president Mark Hyman that airs every day on the 62 stations Sinclair owns or operates. That analysis, which examined all segments of "The Point" between the November 2 presidential election and December 1, found that the segment contained a steady stream of one-sided, anti-progressive and pro-Bush rhetoric without a progressive counterpoint. Media Matters has since examined all editions of "The Point" between December 1 and December 13; the pattern continues.
Hyman asked for "Whopper of 2004," then offered whoppers of his own
On December 6, Hyman announced that "we'd like your help in answering the following question: what were the biggest lies of 2004? What was the number one whooper, the biggest fib, the most notable untruth?" Hyman then proceeded to offer 10 suggestions for the "number one whopper" from opponents of the Bush administration -- and only three from Bush supporters:
Was it John Kerry's claim that he wouldn't raise taxes on the middle class? Or something George Bush said to the 9/11 Commission? Remember Richard Clarke, the disgruntled terrorism czar? Was it one of his statements? Or was it Howard Dean's denial that he had yelled that scream? How about Bill Clinton saying he wanted Kerry elected this year, which would knock his own wife out for 2008? What about Kitty Kelley and her discredited book? Or the Swift Boat book? How about Michael Moore? Or his film, Fahrenheit 9/11? Was it the New York Times' missing-explosives story? Dan Rather's "Memogate"? Ted Koppel's claim that he really and truly likes the troops? Or, perish the thought, was it something I said?
But many of Hyman's proffered "whoppers" were in fact his own distortions.
- John Kerry: Hyman's suggestion that Kerry was lying when he pledged not to raise taxes on the middle class was echoed by Republicans and other conservatives in the media who attempted to discredit Kerry's pledge by distorting his record. On August 30, Annenberg Political Fact Check debunked inflated claims by the Bush campaign that Kerry would not fulfill his pledge, noting that "in fact many of the votes cited by the Bush campaign are votes to do pretty much what he [Kerry] promises to do if elected: raise taxes on upper-income taxpayers."
- Richard Clarke: While Hyman proposed that the "number one whopper" could have come from Richard Clarke, "the disgruntled terrorism czar," he did not offer an example of any Clarke statement that has been shown to be untrue. Journalist Fred Kaplan discussed the credibility of Clarke's charges in a March 23, 2004, Slate.com article, concluding: "I have no doubt that Richard Clarke, the former National Security Council official who has launched a broadside against President Bush's counterterrorism policies, is telling the truth about every single charge."
- Bill Clinton: Hyman suggested that former president Bill Clinton did not want Kerry to win because that "would knock his own wife out for 2008." As Media Matters noted, this was a favorite talking point among right-wing pundits and others in the media, for which they offered no evidence.
- Howard Dean: Hyman's claim that Howard Dean denied that he had "yelled the scream" referred to Dean's speech following his defeat in the Iowa Democratic presidential primary. But Dean did not deny yelling during the speech; he simply explained that "The speech as it was portrayed in cable television shows 937 times in one week never happened." The speech seen and heard on TV was very different from the speech experienced by those who were there, due to a noise-canceling microphone and "[n]o crowd noise or crowd shot," Dean explained. His explanation was supported by many journalists who were in the room for his speech. On January 26, CBSNews.com reported: "What you might not know, because it doesn't play 30 times a day on the cable news channels, is what was happening in the rest of the room. ... The television crews recording the event plug into an audio source picking up Dean's microphone, not the sound of the room." The article added that "Dean's speech fit the tone of the room." A segment on ABC's Good Morning America featured a video of the speech from the audience's perspective and noted: "In the room, the so-called scream couldn't really be heard at all. Again, he was yelling along with the crowd."
- The New York Times: Contrary to Hyman's claim, "the New York Times' missing-explosives story" was in fact a verified report carried by all mainstream media -- and another story frequently distorted by conservatives in the media.
- Ted Koppel: Hyman's inclusion of "Ted Koppel's claim that he really and truly likes the troops" as a possible "whopper" undoubtedly stems from a decision in April to devote an entire broadcast of ABC's Nightline to Koppel's reading of the names of the more than 700 U.S. soldiers who had died in Iraq up to that point. Sinclair prohibited its ABC affiliate stations from airing the segment, explaining in a statement: "We do not believe political statements should be disguised as news content."
On the other hand, Media Matters has found much to show that "the Swift Boat book" -- Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry by John E. O'Neill and Jerome R. Corsi (Regnery, August 2004) -- could indeed contain a viable candidate for "the whopper of 2004," as might Hyman's suggestion that it could be "something I said."
Hyman kept up his attacks on "the Angry Left"
Hyman devoted his entire December 7 segment to mocking "the Angry Left," for whom the "three and a-half million-vote victory margin for George Bush is still not convincing enough." Hyman mentioned three counties in Florida which he contended "the Angry Left claim were sites of likely vote fraud," then observed: "Nonetheless, as a result of complaints by the Angry Left, the Government Accountability Office has launched a study to examine the November 2nd election." Hyman referred to Democratic Congressman John Conyers Jr. (D-MI) -- "a proponent of the study" -- as "Capitol Hill's number one malcontent, who's still angry over election results" and concluded: "The facts never have and never will matter to the Angry Left." But according to an Associated Press report, "GAO officials said the investigation was not triggered by a request from several House Democrats, who wrote the agency this month seeking an investigation" and that "the GAO acted on its own because of the many comments it received about ballot counting." And at least one statistical study has found major discrepancies in vote counts between counties that utilized electronic voting machines and those that used traditional voting methods, as Media Matters has noted.
On December 4, in the weekly "Mailbag" segment, in which Hyman reads mail he purportedly receives from viewers, he asserted that "Many of the Angry Left were in denial over why their candidate lost the presidential race and were angry that we pointed out their denial." Noting that "[t]his week they get the entire mailbag," Hyman proceeded to read belligerent emails ostensibly from viewers.
Hyman voiced support for conservative policy ideas
On December 1, Hyman endorsed a form of Medicaid privatization: "New approaches to be considered should include a cash assistance option whereby recipients can opt for cash in which to maintain private healthcare coverage." Hyman then disparaged the progressive notion of universal health coverage, positing that "[i]f government is unable to manage a comprehensive, successful and cost-effective healthcare system for just a segment of our population [Medicaid], then imagine just how screwed up a nationwide government-run healthcare system would be."
On December 3, Hyman supported the weakening of gun laws, responding to a new Illinois law that provides "new legal protection to homeowners who use a banned handgun to shoot burglars" by asking, "Is it now official that we can protect our property in Illinois?" But according to an Associated Press article, "Gov. Rod Blagojevich vetoed the bill earlier this year, arguing it would encourage people to defy local gun laws." The AP quoted an Illinois lawyer's claim that the point of that legislation, which became law following an override of the governor's veto, "was to do a favor for the gun lobby" and noted that at least one town is considering adopting "a local ordinance exempting the community from the law."
Hyman's December 8 segment focused on a disputed report about the murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay man murdered in Wyoming in 1998, which aired on November 26 on ABC's 20/20. The report showed Shepard's killers saying that "they were motivated not by homophobia but by the prospect of robbery to fuel a methamphetamine binge," according to a Washington Post report. Judy and Dennis Shepard, Matthew's parents, impugned the 20/20 report, issuing a statement saying that they were "dismayed and saddened by the tabloid nature of the show, its lack of serious reporting of facts in evidence, and the amateurish nature of asking leading questions to the people who were interviewed." But despite questions about the report's veracity, Hyman concluded his segment by suggesting that the 20/20 report should "shift the attention from the absurdity of hate crimes legislation."
Hyman echoed Washington Times reporter Bill Gertz's unsubstantiated charge on U.N. oil-for-food scandal
On the December 3 segment, Hyman claimed that the United Nations "told the private company it hired to investigate the [oil-for-food] scandal to steer clear of investigating involvement by officials from Dubai, Egypt, Switzerland and France" -- an unsubstantiated charge derived from a November 16 Washington Times article by defense and national security reporter Bill Gertz. For his story, Gertz relied on a single source -- "Derek Baldwin, director of operations for IBIS Risk Management Services Inc." -- in an effort to impugn Paul A. Volker, chairman of "the Independent Inquiry into the United Nations Oil for Food Programme." But Volcker has been praised by both parties for his impartiality and competence, and on December 5 Senator John McCain (R-AZ) said on FOX News Sunday that he is "a great admirer of Mr. Volcker's." Media Matters has noted Gertz's past willingness to base an entire article on a lone source.
Hyman slammed Howard Dean, Dems as out of the mainstream, irrelevant
On the December 9 segment, Hyman discussed the search for a new Democratic National Committee chairperson and asserted: "Picking Howard Dean or someone like him will signify the party has moved further to the left and away from the mainstream." But the notion that Dean is far "away from the mainstream" is not the given that Hyman presented it to be. As CNN host Aaron Brown noted on the January 22 edition of NewsNight with Aaron Brown: "In fact, I think Dr. Dean is more moderate than ultraliberal. And so do a lot of people, but I'll probably get in trouble from conservatives for saying that."
Hyman claimed liberal media bias
Hyman used the retirements of former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw and CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather as an opportunity to bash network news, suggesting during the December 12 segment that "[t]he skewed news coverage and bias injected into the evening newscasts is not lost on most viewers." Media Matters has documented numerous examples of conservative misinformation on ABC, CBS, and NBC. Hyman also criticized ABC Nightline host Ted Koppel once again, asserting that "Nightline's meager ratings and suspect credibility has indicated the end is near."
- Network/Outlet
- Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.
- Person
- Mark Hyman
- Stories/Interests
- Media Ethics, Sinclair Broadcasting, 2004 Elections
Instructions for signing up and claiming your comment history are located here.
Updated rules for commenting are here.


text:
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Speedway will reopen just six months after its purchase by NASCAR.
NASCAR took the rare step in November of purchasing the track for a reported $10 million, a steep drop from the $70 million it cost to build it less than a decade earlier.
The 28-year-old Small is the third person to run the Iowa Speedway in less than three years. He inherited a track that has remained popular with fans and drivers despite patches of instability.
''As far as challenges, I think the biggest one has been timing,'' he said. ''We knew we only had a short amount of time before our first weekend here in just a few days now.''
Points leader Chase Elliott, Trevor Bayne and Ty Dillon headline the list of drivers in the first stand-alone race of the Nationwide season.
NASCAR, which also owns the Road Atlanta course under its IMSA sports car banner, became Iowa's third owner in just eight years when it bought the track from Featherlite Inc., founder Conrad Clement and his family.
Although NASCAR officials made it clear that they won't schedule a Sprint Cup series race in Iowa in the immediate future, Small said the new owners see plenty of potential for growth.
NASCAR plans to kick start the track's new era this weekend with some initiatives based on fan feedback.
Country music duo Montgomery Gentry will perform on Saturday night following the K&N Pro Series race. Track organizers will throw a party for season ticket holders with a chance to win garage access, pace car rides and a seat in the driver's meeting - which has been moved from the media center to a large suite in the grandstand - before Sunday's Nationwide race.
''A lot of these initiatives that we're bringing to the table are still in their development phase. We believe we're on to something,'' Small said.
Iowa Speedway will host just three major race weekends in 2014. The track lost one of its Camping World trucks series races and combined the other with IndyCar's annual stop in Newton in mid-July.
The schedule, along with new NASCAR initiatives in Iowa this summer, will be up for debate next year. But NASCAR officials hope to brand the 0.875-mile oval as ''fastest short track on the planet,'' according to Small.
''It's very racy. You can have two, two and a half, maybe sometimes three lanes in there. It has a bunch of character,'' said driver Ryan Blaney, who won a 2012 trucks race in Iowa and plans to run in Sunday's Nationwide race.
Copyright 2017 by STATS LLC and Associated Press.
Any commercial use or distribution without the express written
consent of STATS LLC and Associated Press is strictly prohibited.


text:
Our HistoryThe Halifax Clinic of Natural Medicine, Yorkshire began life in 1979 and is thus one of the longest established clinics of its type in the North of England. We first started offering acupuncture, counselling, hypnotherapy, homeopathy and osteopathy here. In 1993 it was recognised as one of the top 11 clinics of its type in the UK by Good Housekeeping Magazine.
All our practitioners have undergone professional training in their particular therapy and follow strict ethical standards set by their professional body. The combined years of training and professional practice of our therapists amount to well over 100 years. Do note therefore that we have specialists in acupuncture, life coaching, counselling, hypnotherapy, remedial massage, moxibustion, allergy testing, psychotherapy, aromatherapy, nutrition, osteopathy, speech therapy and shiatsu.
We pride ourselves on offering you our extensive experience together with personal care and attention.
Appointments can be made by telephoning 01422 340919 where there is also an answering service. You can also email us and we will get back to you with any information you may need. We are happy to talk with you about your needs. We offer consultations to help you decide which therapy may work best for you.
LocationWe are in the centre of Halifax, 4 and a half miles from the M62 and within easy reach of Bradford, Brighouse, Huddersfield, Leeds and Wakefield. We are 300 yards from the Town Hall and Bus Station, 200 yards from the Railway Station and 100 yards from the Halifax Building Society HQ and the Halifax Swimming Pool.
TransportIf you come by car the clinic is on Clare Road. The continuation of Clare Road runs behind the Halifax Swimming Pool. So asking directions to the swimming pool will also direct you to the clinic. There is hourly parking outside the clinic on Clare Road itself - 50p for the hour - however you will need the 2 hour parking slots which are on the road behind the swimming pool or on the road which is at right angles to it (Prescott Street) - Ł1 for 2 hours. NB the parking ticket meters do not give change so you'll need to come with ready change. There are also 2 car parks nearby which allow 4 hour parking.
If you come by train, you walk out of the train station, continue straight ahead, up the hill, turn left into Clare Road after about 200 yards and the clinic is on your right.
If you come by bus and you alight at the bus station, just ask for directions to the swimming pool and you'll find us easily.
Please click HERE for a map of the area.
Please do get in touch for more information.
22 Clare Road
West Yorkshire
Tel:01422 340919
Counselling & Psychotherapy | Acupuncture | Cupping | Moxibustion | Speech & Language Therapy | Osteopathy & Sports Injuries | Cranial Osteopathy | Mother & Babies Clinic | Nutrition & Food Allergy Testing | Life Coaching & Supervision | Homeopathy | Voice Therapy


text:
More than a Saints Forum, FOR ALL WHO LOVE THE CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON!!!!! Stars of Stage & Screen and Ex-Saint stars among members!!
#southampton, world, forum, saints, starbar, family, football, games, star, celebrity
The online community for anyone interested in Portsmouth Football Club
pompey, portsmouth, official, fans, fratton, chat, community, online, rivals, football, playuppompey, league, uglyinside, messageboard, #southampton, soccer, tier, fourth, league2, barker, connolly, scummers, skates
Free forum : Buy and dell second-hand items including books, bikes etc.
free, university, #southampton


text:
Crown Royale Crescent by Iris Schreier
Welcome! You are browsing as a guestWould you like to see 41 projects made from this pattern and much more? create a free account What am I missing?
© Iris Schreier
© marydean89
© cyrila
© Iris Schreier
© 2012 Artyarns
© 2012 Artyarns
© irissch
© cyrila
© Iris Schreier
This book contains 29 patterns$6.70 on Amazon
Crown Royale Crescent
Errata available: artyarns.com
Pattern in book is missing the following words:
pick up 117 sts along straight edge of border and purl back.
Modification for larger version can be found on this pattern page


text:
I didn't realize how easy it is to make cafe sua da at home... it's really, really good if you like iced coffee and don't want to spend a lot of time making it.
I made a blog post about it, apologies if similar has been posted here before. (I did a quick search and didn't see much discussion of it)
Anyone else as much of a fan as I am?


text:
Shani by Nancy Whitman
Welcome! You are browsing as a guestWould you like to see 15 projects made from this pattern and much more? create a free account What am I missing?
© James Brittain
© Hotsock
© DuchessOfYarnover
© mswannie
© robinbird
by stlmamaknits Flickr
© queenofquitealot
© James Brittain
by NorwayKate Flickr
© James Brittain
© James Brittain
© James Brittain
This pattern is available for $6.00 USD
buy it now or visit pattern website
buy it now or visit pattern website
Errata available: twistcollective.com
Please note that Handwerks Sock Plus 8 is classified by the manufacturer as a sport-weight yarn even though it knits to a fingering-weight gauge. Shani is written for a fingering-weight yarn.
If you purchased the pattern prior to 9/3/2011, you will find errata here.
For more information, see: http://www.twistcollective.com/collection/index.php/...


text:
Bees sting Rattlers one last time
Burlington beats Wisconsin 3-1 in 2013 finale
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | September 2, 2013 1:56 PM ET
BURLINGTON, IA - The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers received a fine pitching performance from starter Austin Ross on Labor Day at Community Field in Burlington, Iowa. But, the Burlington Bees used three consecutive doubles in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat the Rattlers 3-1 in the final game of the season for both teams. Wisconsin went 6-9 against the Bees this season, including 2-7 at Community Field.
The Timber Rattlers (59-76 overall, 30-40 second half) took the lead in the top of the fifth inning. Orlando Arcia singled start the inning and was at second base with two outs. Alfredo Rodriguez punched a single through the right side of the infield to shallow right to drive in Arcia for a 1-0 lead.
Ross allowed was a single with one out in the second inning to Exicardo Cayones. He retired the next fifteen Burlington batters he faced.
Angel Rosa broke that streak with a one out triple in the bottom of the seventh inning. Matt Scioscia followed with a single to right and the Bees tied the game. Ross got out of the seventh without another run scoring. He struck out eight and walked one over seven innings, but would get a no decision.
Wisconsin had a chance to take the lead in the top of the eighth. Rodriguez doubled with one out and Michael Reed drew a walk. Daniel Hurtado got the next two batters to get out of the inning with the score still tied.
The Timber Rattlers offense was held to five hits on the afternoon. Arcia and Rodriguez each had two hits in the game.
Reliever Alan Williams took over for Ross in the bottom of the eighth inning and struck out the first batter. Then, Julio Concepcion doubled. Chevy Clarke followed with a double to drive in Concepcion and give the Bees (56-78, 30-39) their first lead of the game. Sandy Martinez was next and he doubled to send Clarke in for a 3-1 lead. Riley Good would single to center, but Reed threw Martinez out at the plate.
Brandon Love came on in the top of the ninth and retired Wisconsin in order to close out the game.
Wisconsin ended the 2013 season on a six game losing streak.
The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers will open the 2014 season at Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium on Thursday, April 3 against the Peoria Chiefs. Game time is 6:35pm.
WP: Daniel Hurtado (2-1)
LP: Alan Williams (0-2)
SAVE: Brandon Love (1)
This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


text:
Accommodation options within 8km from Doncaster Cottages include:
Welcome to St.Phillips Guest House. St. Phillips is a double storey victorian home situated in Richmond Hill, one of the oldest and most historical parts of Port Elizabeth.
King Georges Guest House is conveniently situated on a main road in Mill Park, Port Elizabeth. Olde worlde, Tudor style family home.
10 on CAPE is located in Cape Road, Port Elizabeth. 10onCAPE's apartments are suitable for short or long term business stops, holidays, working groups, weekend shopping in the City, sports groups, families or individuals just visiting.
Guesthouse on Irvine is Value for Money, stylish, convenient and comfortable accommdation suitable for businessmen and leisure travellers, families and tour groups. Centrally located, secure and private in a newly refurbished original Victorian home
The recently renovated Victorian guesthouse sweeps across a double plot, surrounded by gorgeous gardens filled with trees and fragrant and colourful plants providing a serene haven close to Port Elizabeth's centre.


text:
CommentsBack to Article
Contribute your own thoughts, experience, questions, and knowledge for the benefit of all MedPage Today Healthcare Professionals and Expert Patients™.Post a comment
Matthew Taber
Providers will get "Scrooged" again in January as Congress has not scheduled any votes on the SGR yet. Votes most likely will happen in mid-January after the cuts have gone into effect. It is extremely important for providers to directly contact the 20 physicians who are currently in Congress. It is easy as pie to get in front of the physicians (or any member of Congress). I am a former congressional health policy intern to the physicians on the U.S. Senate HELP Committee and I especially know how to get in front of Congress. I will be happy to share with you how you can get in front of congress as well..
In regards to the Ky physician who closed his doors due to emr---it was erroneously stated that this is not part of the ACA; it is part of the ACA. If a practice does not implement emr, it will see it's reimbursements decline. The practice where I work had to spend 90K to implement emr for compliance. It is mandatory requirement..
Apology? I am sorry but the damage is done and is so typical of non- medical people who think they know enough to report on medical information and procedure. It is common practice for them to over emphasize the risks rather than the gains when reporting on vaccination or medical procedures and to spread misinformation. Right now somewhere in this Country there is a little girl who one day will get Cancer that her mother could have prevented if she had gotten her vaccinated for HVP, but didn't because Katie scared her enough that she was worried her daughter would die. There is a group out there whose whole purpose is to scare people about the safety of vaccinations, they do not need Katie's or any other journalists help with that. Hey Katie, want to make up for it have a segment on how vaccinations have literally saved millions of lives by protecting adults and children from the diseases that use to kill them; tell them how many people died and were injured from small pox's before there was a vaccination for it and how many die today and the same for measles, chicken pox, and the other serious and dangerous contagious diseases that use to be common place. Compare that information with the numbers who have side affects or die from the vaccinations. Scare them about the right thing not about a risk that is far less likely to happen then the serious side affects of the disease they are being vaccinated for..
john min, dc
ELW: You medical folks act like you have it all figured out...that the HPV vaccine would "for sure" save that straw little girl you invented and how dare Katie commit such a heresy with that story. You have the typical vaccines saved "millions" from so called deadly diseases line of crap. I know that is what you were indoctrinated with in med school, but for all you bluster is just isn't true (for a great "proof" read "Dissolving Illusions, Disease, Vaccines and the Forgotten History" by Susan Humphries, MD. - she has done an amazing job of documenting the truth). The practice of medicine KILLS more Americans than just about anything else, including cancer and heart disease. With that great year after year track record ongoing, I think it is obvious the medical industry is suffering from massive hubris and is in need of a serious reformation. Maybe then we can actually get a study of vaccinated populations v. unvaccinated populations that runs more than a couple of weeks and see what are the long term consequences of these medical procedures you feel so safe in advocating. The vaccine industry knows the answers and that is why these studies haven't been done - ever..


text:
Upholstery -- Public > Upholstery Questions
Phenol Seal
(1/2) > >>
Anyone familiar with this product? I'ts supposed to be like a glue compound, really good for humid (Dede, are you reading that ;)?) areas. Any source for it?
--- Quote ---really good for humid (Dede, are you reading that?)
--- End quote ---
Nah, I try to avoid humidity.
Really? Gee, I hadn't guessed ;D
Hey, Dede, I tried a google search on that product, Phenol Seal, but nothing that looked relevant came up. If you have the time, can you put your amazing skills on that research? For payment, I'll send you a bottle of humidity ::) ;D
Aw... you know I can't resist a research challenge... ;D
Phenol: An older generation of industrial adhesive that is expensive, difficult to apply, and volatile.
From WoodWeb.com:
This dark red adhesive is usually cured above 250 degrees F and provides the most moisture-durable joint. Although expensive, it contains no moisture, and can be provided in a thin, dry film for gluing thin, fragile veneers.
From Lignon Institute, vol. 5, no. 1:
Phenol is a petrochemical used in the production of plywood and other manufactured board. It is also used in fiberglass production.
With increasing pressure to lower emissions of volatile organic compounds, as well as to lower overall cost of production, alternatives to (and extenders for) Phenol are currently being explored.
Phenoseal[/size] - waterproof vinyl adhesive caulk. Does NOT contain phenol.
You may keep your humidity right where it is... ;)
I knew you could do it! Thank you so much!
Taking back my humidity, saving it for the summer :-X ;D
[0] Message Index
[#] Next pageGo to full version


text:
Bravo Adopted
Dog: Labrador Retriever & German Shepherd Dog Mix
Age: Adult
Sex:Male (Sterilized)
Color:Brown and White
We should be getting Bravo into rescue on November 8! We are told that he is very friendly and calm.
Tails of Hope Animal Rescue View all animals at this location
- PO Box 182
- Ross , OH 45061
- Phone: 513-123-1234
- Email Us| Visit Website| Get Directions
- Facebook Page
Please contact Tails of Hope Animal Rescue for more information on how to adopt Bravo.


text:
10 Best Stocks for 2014: Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG)
Investor: Brendan Conway
The next entry in our 10 Best Stocks for 2014 contest is the complete opposite of a pick like Tesla. Brendan Conway went with the Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG), figuring that the non-aggressive play will protect him from steep losses, and definitely come out ahead of any busted momentum stocks.
But the non-aggressive dividend ETF isn't just betting on stodgy old companies, he explains. Instead, the fund is full of "growing firms which choose dividends as a means of rewarding shareholders, such as Abbott Laboratories (ABT) or Lowe's (LOW)."
Of course, Conway is honest about the risks of this dividend ETF when it comes to a contest like the 1o Best Stocks for 2014. Settling for a middling result and stacking the odds against a steep loss are solid investing strategies … but might not cut it in a high-flying stock showdown.
Only time will tell if the old mantra of "offense wins games, defense wins championships" applies to the 10 Best Stocks for 2014 contest.


text:
Saturday, 12 May 2012
Alter Ego
19 comments:
- EmmyJean said...
This is so cool! I like the feathers :)
- 12 May 2012 at 18:53
- Pearl Squirrel said...
Amazing look! I love the lashes in the crease, it's very original.
Looking forward to more of these looks!
- 12 May 2012 at 19:37
- udvouverunek said...
I do like it and I do want some more of your alter egos! Amazing look, I love it. Don't know what does it remind to me - maybe an owl during its night flight? Or maybe some bigger predator - how about Eragon's Saphira? Well, fantasy knows no bounds. I hope we'll see some more stunning looks :)
- 12 May 2012 at 20:16
- sugarbumpkin said...
Wow! wow wow wow! Absolutely stunning! I agree with you, the lashes make a bigger statement while keeping the eyemakeup visible still on the socket line. Btw, I've tagged you in the 11 Q&A tag. If you'd like to check it out and participate, go ahead and click here http://sugarbumpkin.blogspot.com/2012/05/11-q-tag-from-iridescent-makeup.html
- 12 May 2012 at 20:56
- Christina said...
Wow, this is freaking awesome!
- 12 May 2012 at 21:08
- Darkness said...
The look is awesome and the eyelashes in the socket are just gorgeous!**
- 12 May 2012 at 22:54
- Lady Bethezda @ Bethezdas Preoccupations said...
WOOT! This is amazing and yes, I like the lashes better in the crease. Much better for a picture although I'm sure it would look funny if you went to the club with lashes glued to your crease. LOL
- 13 May 2012 at 03:51
- dslrbbt said...
This is awesome and a half, Azure!!
- 13 May 2012 at 06:15
- PureMorning said...
- 13 May 2012 at 09:00
- Maxi A. said...
Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!!!!! I loooooooove what you're doing with your eyes!!:)
- 13 May 2012 at 09:07
- Leira Yann said...
Stunning and amazing. Awesome!!
- 13 May 2012 at 11:10
- prettymom said...
looks awesome wherever you place the feather and even without it. you are amazing!
- 13 May 2012 at 12:33
- Antonia-Ivana said...
Oh my god, the make-up is far beyond stunning. I love how you placed the lashes!!
- 13 May 2012 at 20:16
- Luna said...
Those lashes are wicked !!!! The whole look is insane , but i LOVE it , LOL
- 15 May 2012 at 15:19
- shalely said...
the look with the lashes in the crease is my favourite.
- 16 May 2012 at 02:54
- ArtLook4U said...
I think your alter ego is pretty cool :) I like the way you played with those feathery falsies, actually the second idea is great!
Oh, and by the way, the last picture with your cheeky look is just adorable :)
- 16 May 2012 at 12:19
- Kaki @ GlitterObsession said...
Ahhh so freaking awesome. I like the lashes better in the crease. It makes it not look so heavy on the lid. The look is great on it's own too.
- 20 May 2012 at 06:51
- Vulcan_Butterfly said...
WOW! Those lashes are awesome! Putting them in the crease really makes an impact! I love the shape of the eyeshadows and liner as well.
- 25 May 2012 at 17:39
- theartismakeup said...
- 3 June 2012 at 16:36


text:
SYNOPSIS: Brilliant and wealthy Dr. Andrew Casey is a serial killer who goes by the name 'The Chef'. One night eleven years ago his wife found out. He was arrested and imprisoned at Marathon County Asylum for the criminally insane. Eleven years pass and he is released, completely rehabilitated and moves to Los Angeles under the alias Mr. Jack Conway. …Read More »
Home | Tag Archives: David Fine
Tag Archives: David Fine
Film Review: Sensored (2009)
SYNOPSIS: A children's book illustrator inhabits a twilight world of shifting reality and illusion, where cruelty and rampant evil do battle with his better instincts, and sanity is a question of perception. REVIEW: Director – Ryan Todd Starring – Robert Picardo, Sarah Knowlton, Brian Rife Boy, they say that all of the great artists are tortured souls but holy cow, …Read More »


text:
Along with my
local paper today, a four-page spread pictures dozens of guns, ammunition, and outdoor gear. This ad warns of a short supply and forecasts crippling of gun stores and urges us to be angry at our government that is to blame. Alongside sketches of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and probably John Adams, we are told "Our Founding Fathers Want You to support our 2nd Amendment Rights! Now is the time to Join the NRA today! Sign up at any of our three locations to receive a FREE 2nd Amendment floor mat!"
The Second Amendment states: "A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Although scholars differ about what was its original motivation, there is agreement on two interpretations: One, a people with guns guard against government tyranny, and two, guns protect you from those who would steal and do harm. They're logical. It follows that a bad, heavily-armed government has little to fear from hand guns. To keep government fearful, therefore, citizens should possess automatic weapons. To keep bad guys from harming us, we should have weapons equal to what they have.
Doesn't it also follow that teachers in the classroom and bus drivers should pack weapons? And shouldn't our young people be trained in use of guns just as they are given driver training? Is there not wisdom for our young to be trained to use and carry weapons? That should stop crazed shooters from mass killing unarmed students and teachers.
However well-motivated, registering buyers of guns and outlawing purchase of automatic weapons won't make us safe. The National Rifle Association buying Congress and those stockpiling guns and magazines with hundreds of rounds will.
William I. Gorden, Hudson


text:
Advanced Search |
Search Tips
This lifelike adorable raccoon is standing on its hind legs while holding a lamp with its front paws. It looks like it's waiting to light the way for you. It has the typical masked face and striped tail. What a great way to show your guests the way to your door or garden. World of Wonders Collection. Hand painted and crafted by professional artists to present life like character. Colors may vary slightly. Made from PolyResin. Solar lamp with on off switch.
Approx 16 "H x 11"W x 11 "D
"Attention International Buyers"Please allow two to six weeks for your order to arrive due to varying times through your country's customs. Also please note that items can not be tracked while in your country's customs. Buyers are responsible for any additional cost due to the destination country's tariffs, taxes or postal system.
International Buyers – Please Note:
Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.
We promise to never spam you, and just use your email address to identify you as a valid customer.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!
Click the button below to add the Masked Helper Raccoon Holding Solar Lamp Figurine to your wish list.
All prices are in USD
Copyright 2017 frog2hop.com.
Sitemap |
Shopping Cart Software by BigCommerce


text:
The Ex called me at work on Tuesday morning to let me know that Ankle Biter was running a fever and she was picking him up for the afternoon. She took him to the local clinic to get checked out and asked if we could move around his suppertime visit with me to another day.
I told her that she didn't have to do everything alone. I have found that she wants to take the reigns on all things involving our son and I just don't think she needs to take that burden 100% of the time. So I told her that if Ankle Biter was sick and someone needed to take care of him, I was more than willing to be the one to take time off of work. It just seemed silly that she was always the one making sacrifices.
Yesterday, she took me up on the offer.
My phone rang at 8:15am as I was leaving for work. The Ex asked if I could look after our son in the afternoon and she'd take "the morning shift". Of course I said yes.
I picked him up at 12:45pm and we head off to my place for the afternoon. We immediately got on the couch, got underneath a blanket, and popped Snow Buddies into the DVD player. And then Air Buddies. Then Charlotte's Web.
His temperature hovered around 99.5 degrees all afternoon, so he was very warm and very tired. But it was nice because he wasn't sick sick. It was a bonding experience, really. It was just a really nice thing to cuddle with my little boy and try to make him feel better when he was sick.
I read blogs and tweets and stories of deadbeat dads and dads who call once a year and dads who are more concerned with their relationships with their girlfriends than with their own kids. These stories never cease to baffle me.
My children are top priorities for me. I'm far from perfect, but I want to be a constant in their lives…someone who is there when they need me.
When Ankle Biter grows up, he'll remember the times when dad spent the day with him when he was sick…because I think it'll be a situation that happens multiple times in the years to come.


text:
B (screech) WHAT YOUR SCORE MEANS:10/10: Go to the head of the class.
It was the screech of tires outside their home, masked and armed men piling out of vans and cars, shouts of "What do you want?"
But if you say screech or the guy from Clueless, who are people going to know?
"I guess some part of me will always be screech," young Diamond says at the end of the film.
Well, he came across like screech from Saved By the Bell, only without the necessary follicles to sustain a Jewfro.
The black cat clung to her tattered jacket, his wizard-eyes shining green, as screech Owl passed under the gas-lamps.
We could hear him screech for half an hour after he left us.
Id about got to thirdly when James give a screech and pinted.
But its screech had brought the other dwarfs running to the scene.
The nesting habits and eggs are probably the same as those of the screech Owl.
Inferior whiskey; PANTHER PISS (1902+), rotgut


text:
Today's Devotional
Know It AllWhat strengthens the church?
Top Music Videos
ncmomof1's FavoritesBack to ncmomof1's channel.
- Christian/Christ-follower (Mac/PC parody) #1Made by Community Christian Church in Naperville, ILcccmedia12008-03-17T00:00:00590,341 views00:01:16
- Amazing! 11 Year-Old Reveals Jesus Throughout the Entire ...Watch as this 11 year-old boy from Salem Lutheran Church explains how Jesus is revealed throughout the Bible. Isn't it amazing how God works through His Word the Bible? Jesus... the living Word of God. Watch it!kidsarecute2011-01-06T16:27:481,444,366 views00:04:08
- Chris August – 7x70 [Exclusive Music Video Premiere]Buy Now: http://budurl.com/cu73 Check out the official music video for "7x70," off of Chris August's debut album, No Far Away. After watching the video, be sure to check out the all new 7x70 co...chris-august2011-01-06T13:52:3974,690 views00:04:11
- Guilty! Dog Eats Kitty TreatsDo not miss this hysterical video. Denver cannot hide his shame from his owner for his transgression of eating the kitty treats. :)theremix2011-03-17T13:22:34157,309 views00:02:17
- Easter EpicDownload this video at http://www.seekfirstmedia.com/Videos/easter-epic/ There is no greater story or hero than the story of Easter and the heroic work of our Savior ...seekfirstmedia2011-04-03T16:32:4812,689 views00:02:25


text:
+myConnections: Engage your community - connect to news, events and information you care about. View more information...
kyliebeniamino com
32 points
3 points
2 points
Personalize your online experience to stay up-to-date on news, events and other information.
Steps of the Hiring Process:
There are ten steps to the Firefighter hiring process:
Step 1 - Application for Employment
All interested parties must complete the online submission process, which may include your resume. If selected for further consideration, you will also be asked to complete an Authorization for release of personal records and background check.
Applications/resumes will not be accepted by email, in person, by mail, or by any other delivery method in-lieu of online submission. False or misleading information will result in immediate disqualification.
The City of Woodstock, Georgia, is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities and encourages both prospective and current employees to discuss potential accommodations with the employer.
Contact the Human Resources @ 770-592-6000 to request reasonable accommodation.
Step 2 - Written Examination
A written test of a candidates' knowledge and skills will be administered to Firefighter applicants. Only those candidates who pass this test will move forward in the selection process.
Step 3 - Physical Agility Test
The Physical Agility Test (PAT) is designed to measure strength, agility and endurance. The exam is in compliance with the Georgia Certified Firefighters Physical Agility Test and will consist of :
***The test is a timed exercise and the applicant must complete the entire test in seven minutes or less to move to the oral interview.***
***You will also be required to ascend and descend a 35' extension ladder***
Step 4 - Oral Panel Interview
An interview to assess applicants' knowledge, experience, decision making skills, communication skills, and judgment ability will be conducted by the Department. Only those candidates who pass the panel interview will move forward in the selection process.
Step 5 - Final Interview
Once the recruiting process has been completed and the pool of candidates has been narrowed, a roster of eligible fulltime firefighter candidates will be compiled. If an opening for a fulltime firefighter occurs, the eligible applicants will be invited to participate in final interviews.
The roster of eligible firefighter candidate's remains active until exhausted or replaced. The City reserves the right to delay filling any open position without notice to the eligible candidates.
Step 6 - Background Investigation
All applicants will submit to a complete Background Investigation. As part of the background investigation, we will check the applicant's employment history, fire, financial, education, and military records as well as personal references. Please note that the background investigation is ongoing and may begin as soon as the application for employment is received.
Step 7 - Conditional Offer of Employment
A conditional offer of employment will be made to a qualified applicant following the final interview. This offer is contingent upon the applicant successfully completing and passing the remaining steps of the hiring process.
Step 8 - Polygraph
All positions in the Fire Department require the applicant to submit to a Polygraph Examination. A contractor employed by the City will administer polygraphs. If results indicate deception, the applicant may be given the opportunity to explain, deny or admit the deception.
Step 9 - Psychological Evaluation
All public safety positions in the Fire Department require the applicant to submit to a Psychological Examination. The Psychological Evaluation consists of written psychological tests as well an individual oral interview and evaluation by a contracted party on factors related to successful performance in the difficult and stressful job of Firefighter. The information evaluated includes psychological tests as well as the background findings.
Step 10 - Medical Evaluation/Drug Screen
The Medical Evaluation is thorough, and it is essential that candidates be in excellent health with no conditions which would restrict his/her ability to safely perform work. This exam will include but is not limited to the following: Medical Exam, blood work including pre-employment drug testing.
(Note: Steps 6-9 may not necessarily occur in this order.)


text:
No one has shouted yet.
Be the first!
Be the first!
Related News
- Seven Brumbies added to Wallabies squad 6:00a
- Canes beat Brumbies in rugby quarter-final Fri
- Brumbies' future bright despite Super exit Fri
- Brumbies target Super Rugby finals upset Jul 20
- No Brumbies retreat in rugby quarter-final Jul 19
- Brumbies never doubted Lealiifano comeback Jul 18
- Lealiifano back for Brumbies' Super final Jul 17
- Lealiifano set for Super final return Jul 17
- Brumbies ignoring poor trans-Tasman record Jul 15
- Chiefs beat Brumbies in Super Rugby clash Jul 15
- Cheetahs sink Kings in Super farewell Jul 14
- Brumbies have one eye on Super Rugby final Jul 14


text:
NYDELAWA-L ArchivesArchiver > NYDELAWA > 2009-04 > 1240491433
From: Floyd Howard <>
Subject: Re: [NYDELAWA] Delaware UPDATE
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 08:57:13 -0400
References: <7B9C34D23A14468FB096AA6F735E0C63@D44SKMB1>
In-Reply-To: <7B9C34D23A14468FB096AA6F735E0C63@D44SKMB1>
Hi Joyce,
Where can I find records for the Sidney cemeteries?
Joyce Riedinger wrote:
> Hello All . . .
> Photo of Old Covered Bridge near Deposit - submitted by Devin Ridley-Marks:
> http://www.dcnyhistory.org/Deposit-Covered-Bridge.html
> Abstracts of Early Wills of Delaware County (from Gertrude Barber's
> records) - submitted by Linda Ogborn -
> http://www.dcnyhistory.org/Abstracts-Early-Wills.htm
> Also, from Linda, see update regarding WWII Soldier Clifford J. Beers - link
> at: http://www.dcnyhistory.org/miloverseasburialsww2.html
> Mrs. William (Bertha Mae Terry) Gray.Family photo at:
> http://www.dcnyhistory.org/Young-Mr-Mrs-Thomas.html - if you have further
> information about this family, please contact Patricia A. Gray - e-mail
> address at http://www.dcnyhistory.org/newaddresses.html.
> And at: http://www.dcnyhistory.org/photos_joyce/index.html I added/updated a
> few photos to the "As Seen Around Delaware County in the 21st Century".
> You may need to hit "refresh/reload" to get updated pages.
> Thanks go to Devin Ridley-Marks and Linda Ogborn for the updated WWII info.
> Queries and Search Engine are also up-to-date. When using search engine
> remember to try entering search term in different ways. Example: John Doe or
> try Doe, John etc.etc.
> All for now. --J.
> Joyce Riedinger -
> Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site
> http://www.dcnyhistory.org
> To contact list administrator send email to
> -------------------------------
> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
> Version: 8.5.287 / Virus Database: 270.12.2/2074 - Release Date: 04/22/09 08:49:00
This thread:
|Re: [NYDELAWA] Delaware UPDATE by Floyd Howard <>


text:
In this paper we put forward the Bounded Player Model for secure computation. In this new model, the number of players that will ever be involved in secure computations is bounded, but the number of computations has no a-priori bound. Indeed, while the number of devices and people on this planet can be realistically estimated and bounded, the number of computations these devices will run can not be realistically bounded.
We stress that in the Bounded Player model, in addition to no apriori bound on the number of sessions, there is no synchronization barrier, no trusted party, and simulation must be performed in polynomial time.
In this setting, we achieve concurrent Zero Knowledge (cZK) with sub-logarithmic round complexity.
Our security proof is (necessarily) non-black-box, our simulator is straight-line and works as long as the number of rounds is $\\omega(1)$.
We further show that unlike previously studied relaxations of the standard model (e.g., timing assumptions, super-polynomial simulation), concurrent-secure computation is impossible to achieve in the Bounded Player model. This gives evidence that our model is closer to the standard model than previously studied models, and we believe might have additional applications.


text: Just because he's not close to the fringe Bat associates in 'Tec, doesn't mean he's doesn't know the current Batfamily or that his position in the family is in any danger. He's firmly established when it comes to his place in the Batfamily, and regularly interacts with the most popular ones. He needs being an integral part of a premier superhero team again, and reach outside of just the Batfamily, way more then he does being close to Cass Cain or Stephanie Brown. LoL its not even close really. Like for instance, i'd much rather see him pop up in Supersons than i would 'Tec.


text:
Fiddes' Cent
Sky Bet's expert tells us where the smart money will be going on the upcoming Super League action.
By Jordan Fiddes - Twitter: @SkyJordanFiddes
Last Updated: 04/07/13 9:06pm
After their shock defeat at home to Castleford, league leaders Wigan went from 1/12 to 4/11 to finish the season on top.
However, the biggest movers were Warrington who halved their price from 10/1 to 5/1 in the same market.
They host current Champions Leeds Rhinos on Friday and are strong 1/6 favourites to take the two points.
They have a -14 handicap to contend with too but, with the Rhinos in indifferent form at the moment, I'm staying well away from that.
Instead, I'm looking at the try scorer market and going for Ryan Atkins to score a brace at 5/2.
The Wolves centre is in fine form at the moment, scoring 10 tries in his last 10 appearances in Super League.
One of those tries was in a 28-22 defeat against the Rhinos back in April.
He's also scored a try in each of his last four meetings against Leeds and will be up against Kallum Watkins who has played just one game since May.
Leeds - The six times Grand Final winners - have conceded a massive 12 tries to the opposition centre this season.
In contrast to this, the beaten Grand Finalists from last year - Warrington - have scored more tries from the centre position than anyone else in Super League with 17.
If Atkins maintains his good form - he's scored 14 tries in 20 appearances so far this year - then the 5/2 price to score a brace is looking valuable.
Saints will march
St.Helens have been struggling of late having slipped to eighth in the table and winning just nine games this season.
From starting the season as one of the favourites to win the Grand Final, they are now a massive 12/1 to claim glory at Old Trafford.
However, they travel to Castleford on Sunday on the back of a 10-match winning streak against the Tigers.
The last Castleford win came back in April 2008 meaning the Saints have won on the Tigers home ground on their last four visits.
Castelford, on the other hand, have enjoyed some excellent form since Daryll Powell took over; culminating in a magnificent 18-4 victory at Wigan last week.
The former Super League Champions have been given a slim -6 handicap to contend with at Castleford on Sunday which I am expecting them to overcome.
In Super League history, the Saints have won 29 against the Tigers, with the home side winning just four.
In Round 10, St.Helens ran out comfortable 48-18 victors over the Tigers and enjoyed a similar result last season at Langtree Park.
The Saints are due a revival and I predict it will come this weekend against Castleford at the PROBIZ Coliseum.


text:
After a busy week at work, turn off the oven and let someone else do the cooking this weekend. From traditional pubs to Michelin starred restaurants, we reveal which eateries have made reader review site TripAdvisor's top ten list of Cambridge venues - beating another 473 to the top spots.
Ristorante Il Piccolo Mondo
Currently seated at Tripadvisor's number one spot is Ristorante Il Piccolo Mondo, located on the High Street in Bottisham and run by Polly Howe and Elio Ripa.
Described as an "authentic taste of Italy", reviewers describe the restaurant as "a hidden gem in Bottisham".
Polly, joint owner with partner Elio, said: "We feel very pleased and proud to be at the top of the list. We have been open about 14 or 15 months now so it was quite a quick acceleration."
And the most popular dish? Polly says there's a lot of love for their homemade spaghetti with a lobster sauce.
Ranked at number two is Cotto, located on East Road in Cambridge.
With their sample dinner menu ranging from East Anglian guinea fowl to veal kidneys to a traditional sirloin steak, the food has been well received by reviewers.
One user said their experience was "flawless" with another describing their experience as "absolutely superb from start to finish".
The Oak Bistro
Third choice for reviewers is The Oak Bistro, sitting on Lensfield Road in the city.
With food cooked by head chef Milton Steiger, the restaurant has earned its place at third in the list with dishes including crab meat linguini, cajun swordfish steak and classic desserts like blackberry and apple crumble.
Owner Philip Newman said: "Tripadvisor is a great website because it gives people a good opportunity to share what they think of a restaurant.
"We know we are never going to make everyone happy but this helps to tell the good restaurants from people's actual experiences. Customer satisfaction is what it's all about."
While their menu is changing, Philip recommends the confit duck leg, saying it is an "old favourite" for many.
If you're looking for a cafe rather than a sit-down meal, fourth best Aromi might be up your street. Tucked away in Bene't Street, homemade Sicilian delicacies including pizza, focaccia and flatbreads have set reviewers raving.
Reviewers herald their "crowded, lively and friendly" atmosphere and the "extremely tasty" food. One user urged prospective visitors to "give your tummy what it deserves" and make a visit.
Midsummer House
Michelin starred Midsummer House places at number five in Cambridge's most popular restaurants. Located on Midsummer Common and next to the River Cam, visitors can enjoy menus of up to ten courses, with dishes including mackerel tartare, sauteed scallops or dark chocolate, blood orange and marmalade ice cream.
Recent visitors have said they were "blown away" by the restaurant while another said: "the food was outstanding, the service was first class and every dish was a masterpiece".
R17 restaurant on Regent Street was also a popular choice for diners. Connected to the University Arms hotel, visitors described it as "a good discovery and not at all what one might expect from a hotel restaurant". Old favourites including bubble and squeak and British beef as well as classic desserts such as sticky toffee pudding and strawberry pannacotta are all on the menu, which previous guests have described as "beautifully cooked".
Clarendon Arms
Standing as a pub since 1812, the Clarendom Arms on Clarendon Road also makes the top list for its home-cooked and locally sourced meals. Sunday roasts are well enjoyed by guests at the Clarendon, with reviewers saying the pub is off the beaten track but "well worth the effort to seek out".
Becky Lee, manager of the Clarendon, said: "It's amazing. For us as we are a very humble, small backstreet boozer who finds themselves at number seven in the restaurant category, it's fantastic but a bit scary as well.
And the best dish to try? Becky added: "Our homemade scotch eggs are a massive winner and our burgers are quite well known as well."
Raja Indian Cuisine
Indian food is also well enjoyed in the city, as Raja Indian Cuisine hit the top ten at number seven. Located on King Street, the restaurant lists onion bhajis as their most popular dishes and has been hailed by reviewers as the "most delicious Indian food I have ever tasted", with another saying they "never fail to be impressed".
Queen's Head
The Queen's Head, which sits on Fowlmere Road in Cambridge, is another very popular pub in Cambridge. Reviewers describe the traditional pub as a "real treasure" in Cambridge. Real ale is on draught straight from the barrel in the Queen's Head and many herald the soup as something to be tried on your visit.
La Pergola
Family run La Pergola, on Cambridge Road, wins the ultimate accolade from reviewers. hailing their meals as "just like what you would get in any local trattoria in Tuscany".
Rosa De Simone, partner at la Pergola, said: "We are very proud to be included on the list. It's very satisfying.
"It's nice to be recognised and appreciated by customers."
From bruschetta to "to die for" wood burning oven-cooked pizzas, all of their authentic food is home made and cooked to order, with vegetables coming from their allotment next door.
Rosa added: "A lot of people come here especially for our pizzas. My parents set up the restaurant and we all have a role now so we have some great dishes."


text:
Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 30/7/2010 (2553 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Excavation on the new football stadium will begin next week.
A release sent out Friday by project developer Creswin Properties said the excavation contract has been awarded to S&J Construction Ltd. and digging will get underway early next week.
Excavation is expected to take three months.


text:
Why even "little" sins can be destructive for souls designed for eternity.
Why even "little" sins can be destructive for souls designed for eternity.
In this episode, it says "we only increase the sufferings of hell." What does that mean?
Would you mind highlighting some of those texts plsaee Alan? I know there are many times Israel is mentioned in the Bible, but I sincerely believe that the Bible teaches clearly that our assumption of who is Israel is the thing in error.The thing I often didn't see past until fairly recently is that the Israel of the Bible is not an earthly nation as other nations. Rather they are a people who have been chosen by God, and led into a dwelling place that He has provided.The Israel of God have Abraham as their father, for he believed God and it was credited to him as righteousness. As a result God poured out His blessing upon him through covenant promises. But as Joel points out clearly from Galatians 3, those promises were held captive by the Law until the One who is truly the seed of Abraham came, who is Christ. Hence the true Israel of God.Christ is the only true Israel, and all whose lives are hidden with Him in God. And when He appears who is our life, we will also appear with Him in glory [Col 3:3].You may find many verses talking about Israel in the Bible, but there is clear enough teaching to show that Christ and those found in Him are the only true Israel of God.God bless,John
This is a wonderful way of explaining how God works. Not only does it make sense, but it's easy to transfer the knowledge to others. Thank you for allowing God to use you in this way.


text:
Find yourself with not enough time for the little things in life? It might be because you are working an extra 10 weeks every year.
That's the minimum extra time one in four full-time workers spends on the job, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics census data.
- Explore the data | Occupations and industries with long hours
- Download the data | Occupations and industries with long hours
Of the 6.3 million full-time workers in Australia, 1.7 million, about 26 per cent, said they worked 49 or more hours in the week prior to last year's census.
That works out to be an extra 52 working days or about 10 extra weeks over a regular working year, at a minimum (side-stepping complicating factors such as seasonal jobs).
And these figures are actually an improvement over the 2006 census, when 1.6 million, about 28 per cent, of full-time workers said they worked 49 or more hours a week.
It is a rate of work which is unhealthy and leads to unproductive workplaces, says Dr Iain Campbell, a senior research fellow at the Centre for Applied Social Research at RMIT University.
"It reinforces the messages that we've got a significant problem with workers who work very long hours," he said.
"We know from other data that a lot of extra hours is in the form of unpaid overtime.
"The new economy . . . tends to ostensibly have a lot of flexibility but in reality people are under the hammer to achieve performance."
Dr Campbell said there were well-documented consequences to working excessive hours: "In general, you're missing out on the other elements of life that make you a real life human being – time for family, leisure, sports, reading a book."
An analysis by The Australian Financial Review found that employees, rather than owners, were the most likely to put in extremely long hours.
Three-quarters of surgeons said they worked 49 or more hours a week. This was followed by about 70 per cent of politicians and around the same percentage of crop and livestock farmers, most of whom are self-employed.
Almost 65 per cent of deck and fishing hands say they work the longer hours, compared with 64 per cent of chief executives.
The figures have improved for most of the longest-working occupations since 2006, with the exception of school principals and deck and fishing hands.
Much further down the list, about half of all barristers and lawyers work the longer hours but only about one-third of accountants, according to the census data.
Looking at the hours worked by industry reveals farming and mining feature the longest hours. A quarter of those in dairy farming and cotton growing say they work 49 or more hours a week.
Similarly, the vast majority of those working in nickel and gold mining and mining support services all work extremely long hours, the census shows.
The data is based on the hours worked in the previous week, so may not take into account workers who fly into and out of mining sites.
Working long hours was not always the norm, said Professor John Buchanan, the director of Workplace Research Centre at the University of Sydney Business School.
"Working hours in Australia shot up in the mid-'80s and had fallen back slightly but still remained high," Professor Buchanan said.
Full-time Australian workers put in 43.2 hours a week on average, compared with 48.7 hours in Korea and 38.5 in Norway, according to the OECD.
"This is not inevitable," he said. "At the turn of the 20th century French and German officials and unionists use to come out to Australia to look at how we had achieved shorter hours.
"It's about time that Australia recovers the confidence to lead the world once again in shorter hours."
The Australian Financial Review


text:
Find storage near you
- Reserve now, pay later.
- Cancel for free, anytime.
San Marcos, TX Self Storage Facilities Near 78666
Box Butler Austin
- We come to you! Store your stuff without leaving your home.
- Truck, movers, packing materials and transportation included.
- Next-day pickup available.
- All you have to do is pack. We'll handle the rest.
They really handle EVERYTHING for you. I didn't have to deal with the hassle of renting a truck or buying a lock or anything. Full Review
Self-storage Facilities
CubeSmart Self Storage
9.9 miles away
CubeSmart Self Storage
10 miles away
CubeSmart Self Storage
13.9 miles away
TEX Storage - Canyon Lake
11.9 miles away
Great Value Storage - Canyon Lake
12.4 miles away
Out of network facilities
Average Price of Storage in San Marcos
The biggest factor when it comes to storage unit pricing in San Marcos is size. Below are some montly price ranges you can expect to see in San Marcos based on different storage unit sizes.
|Unit Size
|Average Price
|Lowest Price
|5 x 5
|5 x 10
|10 x 10
|10 x 15
|10 x 20
The overall average price of a storage unit in San Marcos is $120.
San Marcos Storage: At A Glance
Does San Marcos student population affect self-storage prices?
Colleges and universities located in or nearby San Marcos include Texas State University San Marcos. College students often need storage during summer and winter breaks and can drive prices up during these seasons.
How does seasonality affect San Marcos storage prices?
Storage prices in San Marcos tend to be somewhat volatile when compared to other cities. Prices can vary by about 129.66 monthly depending on the time of year. San Marcos storage prices are highest in September, and lowest in November.
Browse San Marcos Storage by Amenity
Browse San Marcos Vehicle Storage
Browse Storage Close To San Marcos Universities
Browse Storage in Other Texas Cities
San Marcos on the SpareFoot blog:
What Are the Fastest-Growing College Towns in the U.S.?
For millions of Americans, heading off to college represents a rite of passage and a grand adventure. College towns are vital, exciting places full of smart people and big ideas. Some publications,...Read more.


text:
When building an effective marketing campaign, it's important to have both a solid understanding of your client base and a plan to reach them. With some industries, it's easy to identify promotional materials that best represent your business' products and offerings. Take our selection of tools and flashlights, created for DIY-ers and anyone who might benefit from the practicality of a handheld device. From custom tire gauges to lighters, flashlights to tape measures, ePromos offers a large selection of items designed to be helpful to the recipient. Find the tools to get people talking about your company with branded gadgets and accessories.
A promotional tape measure for the handyman at home or professional tradesmen.
Everyone will take a shine to this engraved chrome promotional tape measure.
This printed duffel bag for tools is a perfect gift for the handy man of the house.
This logo level leads straight to a great giveaway for any toolbox.
These flat custom flashlights feature your stunning full color imprinted logo on a plastic inlay for a memorable promotion.


text: Hexcel Corporation (NYSE:HXL)(Paris:HXL) today announced that, effective May 3, 2012, Mr. Nick L. Stanage is appointed Chief Operating Officer, in addition to his serving as President of Hexcel. Mr. Stanage, 53, has served as President of Hexcel since November, 2009. He joined Hexcel after serving as President of the Heavy Vehicle Products business of Dana Holding Corporation, a position he held since December 2005. Mr. Stanage was VP and GM of the Commercial Vehicle Group at Dana from August 2005 to December 2005. From 1986 to August 2005, Mr. Stanage held positions of increasing responsibility in engineering, operations, and marketing with Honeywell Inc. (formerly AlliedSignal Inc.), including VP Integrated Supply Chain & Technology for the Consumer Products Group and finally VP and GM of the Aerospace Group's Engine Systems & Accessories Division. Mr. Stanage earned his MBA from Notre Dame, and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Western Michigan University. Mr. David E. Berges, Hexcel's Chairman & CEO said "we are pleased to recognize Nick for his leadership and contribution to our record performance." ***** Hexcel Corporation is a leading advanced composites company. It develops, manufactures and markets lightweight, high-performance structural materials, including carbon fibers, reinforcements, prepregs, honeycomb, matrix systems, adhesives and composite structures, used in commercial aerospace, space and defense and industrial applications such as wind turbine blades.


text:
Construction Management Software is a solution for builders and construction groups to manage construction projects. It lets your clients stay up to date on their projects online. You can create a project, add tasks and clients, log in and can place comments on each task, and view estimated completion dates and the status of each task. You can export a project to a spread sheet for reporting or to create a status report to take to the job site.
|Communications Information Management Issue Tracking Records Management Office/Business groupware Scheduling
|Operating Systems
|Windows POSIX BSD HP-UX Linux Other Solaris
Release Notes: This release included some updates to the quick start tutorial for the system.
Release Notes: A few small bugs in the new comments section were fixed.
Release Notes: The documentation was updated to provide links to the software required to run the construction system.
Release Notes: A new optional CSS interface file was added to make it possible to skin the system with a new look.
Release Notes: This release makes a minor modification to the license to make the usage clearer.
Re: Installation Instructions are incorrect
> The readme.htm file included says to go
> to the admin/ directory and there is
> none. Tried the admin directories in
> templates and forms with no success
> either.
Totally agree. The software generates no errors, no output despite following the readme.htm. As indicated, there is no "admin/" directory to navigate to. This project is old and incomplete. Too bad. It looked quite interesting from the screenshots.
Installation Instructions are incorrect
The readme.htm file included says to go to the admin/ directory and there is none. Tried the admin directories in templates and forms with no success either.
A Fluent OpenStack client API for Java.
A TWiki appliance that is easy to use and lightweight.


text:
Users of Evernote are being asked to reset the passwords on their accounts.
The company announced on Saturday that hackers had breached its online defenses, gaining access to user email addresses and passwords. The service, which allows users to upload articles and notes for retrieval across a variety of electronic devices, said that the hackers didn't compromise customer credit card data or user files, the Washington Post noted.
However, to prevent further unauthorized access, the company reset the passwords for its 50 million user accounts. Users can choose new passwords once they re-access their accounts.
The identity of the hackers responsible for the breach remains unknown. However, hackers have recently targeted social media websites, including Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) and Twitter.
Hackers also recently penetrated Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) defenses, planting malware in company computers.