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The rookie quarterbacks represent the future of the franchise in Tennessee and Cincinnati, respectively.
If they do take the reins, our strength-of-schedule projections say they'll have a pretty easy road by the low standards of rookie QBs: Locker and the Titans face the weakest group of pass defenses in football, with an 87.8 Defensive Passer Rating last year. It certainly helps when a full quarter of your schedule comes against Houston (100.5 DPR) and Jacksonville (98.5 DPR), the two worst defenses in football last year based upon Defensive Passer Rating.
Dalton and the Bengals enjoy the prospects of the second-easiest schedule. Their opponents posted an average 86.0 Defensive Passer Rating last year.
Rookie quarterbacks not named Ben Roethlisberger almost always struggle in the NFL. So the schedule may mean little as Locker and Dalton attempt to find their way in the NFL. Both have predictably struggled in the preseason.
Locker, who proved relatively inaccurate in college, has completed just 53.6 percent of his attempts with 1 TD, 1 INT and a 69.2 passer rating, taking most of the Titans snaps in the first two exhibition games. Dalton has thrown 0 TD and 3 INT with a 30.9 passer rating, handling the bulk of the Bengals snaps.
The Steelers, Eagles, Jets, Ravens, Colts and Patriots are all among favorites to win the Super Bowl and all but the Jets have been powerhouses for the past decade.
All have elite quarterbacks, too – with New York's Sanchez perhaps still best described as an elite-QB-in-waiting. At the very least, he's one of the game's bright young stars.
So it seems a little unfair that all these teams and quarterbacks project to face an easy collection of pass defenses this year. All six teams are in the top 10 of softest pass-defenses: Pittsburgh No. 4, Philadelphia No. 5, N.Y. Jets No. 6, Baltimore No. 7, Indy No. 8 and New England No. 9.
Seems the rich stand to get richer in a year many already project will provide plenty of extra advantages to the game's elite organizations.
The NFC North made great strides last year toward shedding the second-rate status that earned it the moniker "Black & Blow Division" from the Cold, Hard Football Facts in our trend-setting Gridiron Glossary.
After all, the NFC title came down to Packers-Bears (in just their second-ever postseason meeting), while Green Bay brought the Lombardi Trophy back to Titletown for just the second time in the 44 years since its namesake roamed the sidelines.
The 2011 season is one of hope, too: the Packers and Bears should be contenders again, while Detroit was absolutely the most improved team in football in 2010.
But the division's quarterbacks will all have to earn it the hard way this year: the quartet of teams project to face four of the five toughest groups of pass defenses in 2011.
Of course, the fact that Green Bay and Chicago ranked Nos. 1 and 3, respectively, in Defensive Passer Rating last year skews the schedule against the NFC North. But tough cookies.
Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers has already proven an elite quarterback and can shred the best of pass defenses, as he proved with his MVP performance in the Super Bowl against a Pittsburgh team that ranked No. 2 in Defensive Passer Rating.
The rest of the crew is not so lucky: Chicago enters the 2011 season with the same second-rate passing game that has plagued the organization since the day that Sid Luckman retired.
Detroit still harbors high hopes from its offense and from young quarterback Matt Stafford. The second toughest pass-defense schedule won't help that confidence.
And then, finally, there's north star-crossed Minnesota, the organization can't catch a break unless it's a bad one. This year, the team will put its hopes in either rookie Christian Ponder or old warhorse Donovan McNabb. (Hey, it could be worse, Vikings fans: imagine if you're team put its hopes in a 40-year-old mistake-prone gunslinger with a history of colossal choke jobs in big games. Seriously, what team and what fan base would be so desperate as to put its hopes in a guy like that?)
It won't help Ponder and McNabb that the Vikings project to face the toughest group of pass defenses in the NFL this year, with a 80.3 Defensive Passer Rating in 2010. Just can't catch a break, Vikes fans.
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The two practices represented their clients David Jones, chief executive of share dealing service Sharelink, and Cambridge computer company Electronic Share Information (ESI), in the widely-reported rift with the exchange over joint agreements to launch a real-time share price system on the Internet.
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Recently, one of the hot topics in children's fiction has been the emergence of the "New Adult" (NA) genre.
It is an area that has been bubbling under the surface for a while, but is now starting to find a louder voice, thanks perhaps in part to the growing popularity of e-books and the runaway successes of books like Fifty Shades of Grey and Beautiful Disaster (which may not be NA titles, but have definitely carved a space for the genre).
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ORLANDO Researchers have shown for the first time that a potent cholesterol-lowering drug, Crestor, reduces the risk of deep vein thrombosis, or "economy-class syndrome," caused by potentially lethal blood clots that start in the veins and migrate to the lungs, sometimes after long flights.
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A segment of one lane of 14th Street NW will remain closed for at least four more days while crews work around the clock to repair a four-foot-deep sinkhole that opened up in the road Tuesday.
D.C. Water and Sewer Authority spokesman Emanuel D. Briggs said on Wednesday afternoon that the hole, which is two feet wide and four feet long, was caused by an opening in the sewer. Workers have excavated a four-foot-by-27-foot section of road in order to access the damaged pipe, which they will patch up using granite and low-strength grout.
Briggs said that crews plan to work on the pipe repair 24 hours a day, and the project will last at least through Saturday. Bad weather or other unforeseen difficulties could push it to Sunday.
That means that until next week, commuters will confront some traffic delays on the affected stretch of 14th Street, between Constitution and Pennsylvania Avenues. One northbound lane is closed.
Briggs said that the Water and Sewer Authority does not know the specific cause of this opening in the sewer. He said that the sewer system, which relies on pipes which are mostly more than a century old and which is burdened by the District's growing population, is prone to these problems.
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K-State Drops First Big 12 Home Series Since 2012
K-State Drops First Big 12 Home Series Since 2012
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MANHATTAN, Kan. – The K-State baseball team dropped a pitchers' duel on Sunday, losing 2-1 in the Sunflower Showdown series finale at Tointon Family Stadium.
KU (21-11, 5-4 Big 12) used a solo home run in the second inning and a sacrifice fly in the fifth to build a 2-0 lead that K-State (18-13, 2-4) was unable to overcome. Sunday's loss gives KU the first season series win over K-State since 2006. It was also K-State's first home series loss against a Big 12 opponent since April of 2012 against Oklahoma State.
"Any series loss hurts, there is no question about that," said K-State head coach Brad Hill, "but probably more than anything else it is losing at home. Losing a series at home hurts, no matter who it is."
K-State starting pitcher Nate Griep fought through eight-plus innings, scattering 10 hits, four walks, and two hit by pitches. KU's leadoff hitter reached base eight times in Griep's nine innings started, with two of them being via one of K-State's two errors, but Griep helped force KU to strand 11 runners in the game.
The redshirt freshman right-hander took the loss, his first career defeat, to drop to 3-1 on the season.
KU's Frank Duncan used 128 pitches to throw his third complete game of the season. The right-hander struck out three and walked one while allowing one run and seven hits in nine innings.
"You have to give credit where credit is due," said Hill. "[Duncan's] been through some things, and he bounced back this year. Today, he proved that he is one of the best pitchers in the league. It was a great outing by him. We just could not capitalize on a couple of opportunities that we had."
K-State had a runner in scoring position six times, but it came away with one hit in such situations.
Tucker Tharp hit a leadoff home run to left field in the top of the second to stake KU to a 1-0 advantage, and in the fifth, back-to-back leadoff singles by KU eventually led to the Jayhawks' second run. Ryan Pidhaichuk hit a sacrifice fly to score Justin Protacio, who started the inning with a single. On the same play, though, the ball got away from K-State pitcher Blair DeBord, who was trying to apply the tag at home. Griep fielded the ball behind home plate and fired it to third to retire Joven Afenir after the KU right fielder over-slid the bag.
In the bottom the fifth, DeBord led off with his only hit of the game, a single to center field. Carter Yagi followed by roping a ball into the right field corner for a double and advancing DeBord to third. The next batter, Ross Kivett, then hit the first pitch he saw for a double down the right field line to score DeBord. Yagi, however, also tried to score on the play but was caught trying to go back to third base after his attempt towards home.
KU loaded the bases in the top of the ninth, with the help of two bunt singles off Griep, but K-State relief pitcher Ethan Landon got two ground balls and a popout to foul territory to put away the Jayhawks with no runs in their final at-bats.
Fellow freshman Tanner DeVinny had a team-high and career-high three hits, including two doubles. He extended his hitting streak to 15 games, the longest by a Wildcat this season.
Kivett finished 1-for-2 with an RBI, a walk and a stolen base. The steal was Kivett's team-leading 10th of the season and 69th of his career.
The Wildcats will move on and play a pair of midweek games this week, starting with a 6:30 pm contest against Wichita State at Tointon Family Stadium on Tuesday, April 8.


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There seems to be some buzz going among local country music fans over Aaron Tippin's show March 2 at the Emerald Queen Casino. No doubt driven in part by the promise of seeing this big name in music in the intimate environs of the EQC's I-5 Showroom, the excitement is well-founded no matter its cause.
Besides the fact that Tippin is considered by many to be a major dreamboat, the 55-year-old father of two boys loves to write songs about America and makes no bones about his love for his country. This combination of looks and talent attracted him millions of fans instantly. His music has earned gold and platinum status among his nine studio albums and two compilations, and he's charted more than 30 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, with hits "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong with the Radio" (1992), "That's as Close as I'll Get to Loving You" (1995) and "Kiss This" (2000) reaching the #1 spot.
Tippin's music is that of a man whose beliefs and lifestyle continue a tradition that is at once staunchly Southern and firmly rooted in the promise of America. This rings true for a lot of blue-collar people, as evidenced by huge attendance at Tippin's arena concerts. He expresses himself beautifully in both his lyrics and deep, moving voice with its sweet country drawl. Tippin is proud to be an American, and his concerts provide the perfect opportunity for fans to indulge in an evening of pure love and pride in living in the good ol' U.S.of A.
Tippin's most recent album is "In Overdrive," his 2008 tribute to America's truckers. He said the concept came from his concern that country music had turned its back on its highway heroes. He addresses this on his website (http://aarontippin.musiccitynetworks.com/). "Seems like somewhere along the line trucking music got shoved off the country music plate," he said. "I don't understand exactly why. The trucks are still out there. And they're busier than ever keeping America rolling. I know the folks who work and live in the trucking world still love this music – and so do most fans of real country music. This album launches my crusade to bring the music back."
"In Overdrive" includes Tippin's covers of those great road songs – like "East Bound and Down" (from the 1977 Burt Reynolds/Sally Field hit film "Smokey and The Bandit") and Eddie Rabbit's 1980 radio hit "Drivin' My Life Away" – along with plenty of Tippin originals.
Tippin is also a pilot, farmer, winemaker, outdoorsman, avid bodybuilder and dedicated family man who spends a lot of his time at his 500-acre farm in Tennessee. His gorgeous wife, Thea, has herself recorded two albums in 2010, the gospel CD "Mighty Good God" and "My Way," a jazz-infused collection of her renditions of 14 classics like "I Can See Clearly Now," "Sunshine On My Shoulders" and "Hit The Road Jack." Not only are husband and wife musically gifted, both are in amazing shape physically and keep fit by being workout buffs together. The Tippins are in the fitness infomercial market with their weight loss product TipnShaker, a seasoning to sprinkle on high-carbohydrate foods to block their fattening effect. (Read all about it at http://www.atnfit.com.) Record producer is another of Aaron Tippin's titles, having founded his own record label Nippit Records six years ago.
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40 year old woman | Collinsville, VA, United States | Seeking men 23-45 within 100 miles
Seeking someone to warm my heart
I'm new to this whole dating thing and Wondering if fairy tales still exist. Seeking my knight in shining armor and ready to feel what it feels like to be swept off my feet. If I have ever felt that....remind me :)I am a social butterfly who loves to laugh and have fun but also quiet walks where we can get lost in conversation. I am an outgoing and adventurous girl who doesn't always have to follow a schedule. I want an honest, trustworthy, respectable gentleman who can make my eyes light up and mesmerize my soul.
Camping , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing cards , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Dancing, Football, Other types of exercise, Skiing, Swimming, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats
I am from a small town that I have recently moved back to. Not much to do here lol.
I love most movies except...extreme sci fi and old westerns. My music tastes are very broad. I have a few tv shows I like. I love italian, thai, seafood, and southern cuisine.
I enjoy doing many things. Havingfun is a given !
Fifty Shades of Grey for the 8th time.
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|What she is looking for
|4'9" (144cms)
|5'5" (165cms) to 6'0" (182cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Daily
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Retail / Food services
|No preference
I'm a waitress.
|$25,001 to $35,000
|$25,001 to $35,000, $35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Currently Separated
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live at home (More than 3)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Definitely, Someday, Not sure
|Asian, Native American, White / Caucasian
|Middle Eastern, White / Caucasian
|Christian / Other
|Christian / Other
|Religious Attitude:
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|English, French
|No preference
|Some college
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral


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