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I bought Scorpion ATR two years and three months ago, I have a Mitsubishi Pajero 4 doors (outlander) I live in Egypt I made around 12 off road trips in the desert of Egypt, in addition to the fact that Cairo roads are not that perfect, the tires are perfect I have drove 80000 KM now, and the tires are in very good condition, I have checked the condition with the tires store expert yesterday who confirmed that they could last up to 100000 KM,
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Vehicle: 2008 Mitsubishi Outlander 4 Dr Sport Utility XLS with 100000 KM of Tire Wear
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Has anyone notice that only problem with these tires are when they are moslty on Ford trucks,,,or is it just me reading all these comments!!!! never had a tire better on this SUV blazer it has 195,000 mile in it, good shape still, true it's not a mud tire, but it does good in everything else.....
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Vehicle: 2002 Chevrolet Blazer 4 Dr Sport Utility LS RWD (235/70R15 102 S 7x15) with 64360 KM of Tire Wear
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King Ranch F150 4x4 bought new with Pirelli 20's ATR and I'm now going to replace with same (Love them) at 46K miles because rubber is getting checked and hard/brittle in L.A. blasting sun although they still have lots of tread wear left! Hate to see them go with so much wear left but prefer rubber to be more pliable in rain for gripping. My tire guy says I could get easy 10K more miles based on thread remaining but I'm changing them to same again! Also have 1997 F150 and on my second set of Wranglers ....tempted by Michelin but sticking to what I know for sure.
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Vehicle: 2006 Ford F-150 4 Dr Crew Cab Pickup, 6 Ft Bed King Ranch 20"" option with 75623 KM of Tire Wear
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Had first set on for 110000 km
Rotated tires every second oil change.
My brother in-law is a shop for man at a Ford dealer was amazed that the tires lasted so long. I told I don't drive my truck like I'm in a race all the time, and mentioned they spin very quietly if you step on it, do if the radio is on you don't hear them wearing away.
Vehicle: 2010 Ford F-150 4 Dr Crew Cab Pickup, 6 Ft Bed XLT (275/55R20 111 T) with 110000 KM of Tire Wear
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A familiar face with a familiar name is back at Keeneland.
Reeve McGaughey, who handled two-time Horse of the Year Wise Dan during the four...Read More
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Trainer Doug O'Neill made a 40-minute stop at his Keeneland barn Sunday morning before resuming a cross-country journey that would take him back to his home base in...Read More
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LEXINGTON, KY (April 23, 2016) – Skychai Racing's Da Big Hoss, under a ground-saving trip from Florent Geroux, held off a late bid from Kaigun to win the 31st...Read More
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$150,000 BEWITCH (G3) (entries taken Tuesday; race Friday, April 29) – Achnaha (IRE), Button Down (GB), Generosidade (URU), Olorda (GER), Return to Grace.Read More
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Magdalena Racing's Dothraki Queen, second in the Darley Alcibiades (G1) and third in the 14 Hands Winery Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1) here last fall,...Read More
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Cash is King LLC's Cathryn Sophia, third in the Central Bank Ashland (G1) here April 9, breezed five furlongs in :59.60 Saturday after the renovation break with...Read More
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Reddam Racing's Nyquist, the favorite for the $2 million Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1), continued his preparations for the 142nd Run for the...Read More
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New Model Kits From ALIENS, Space:1999, Marvel, More...
Round 2 was on hand at New York Comic Con showcasing a variety of new model kits from a variety of exciting licenses. First to catch my attention was the announcement of new kits from James Cameron's action sci-fi ALIENS. Round 2, which has already released one kit based on the '79 classic ALIEN (read our review HERE), will also release from the film a 1:9th scale Kane and Alien Egg. Look for this approximately 6 inch tall kit in early 2014 to be followed later in the year by an Alien Queen and a 1:1000 scale replica of the Colonial Marine's space cruiser, the U.S.S. Sulaco. This cool ship wil measure approximately 15 inches long.
In other sci-fi model kit news, Round 2 is taking on Space:1999. Coming later this year, this "Signature Series" will feature the iconic Eagle 1 Transporter and a wild moon buggy called the "Alien". What's extra neat about these two kits is that the autographs of two Space:1999 stars - Catherine Schell as science officer Maya and Nick Tate as Alan Carter, third in command, chief pilot - will be randomily inserted into select kits. Round 2 wouldn't disclose the exact ratio (they're actually still working on it), but expect it to be rather limited. A cool bonus, indeed!
Another new license for Round 2 is the classic 1966 Batman Series. Fans of the campy show will receive a 1:25 classic Batmobile and 1:8th scale Batman and Robin. Other new superhero kits include the recently released 1:8th scale Wolverine (pictured above) and Captain America with the Mighty Thor joining the Marvel assortment in 2014. All three kits were sculpted by the talented Erick Sosa (read our past interview HERE).
In non-plastic model kit news, Round 2 will be releasing a reproduction of the vintage cardboard construction set called Marvel World. Originally released in 1975, this paper playset is highly valued on the secondary market and hard to find in good condition because... well, it was made of cardboard! Here's one on eBay now listed at a mind-dumbing $5,000. Thankfully collectors won't have to pay that much for this exact reproduction, Round 2 setting pricing at about $40. The playset will include 26 characters, all which can be flipped over to reveal that superheroes secret identity! The set itself is rather complex, featuring a working elevator, opening garage door (revealing the Negative Zone!), break-away wall and much, much more. Check out the image below, as well as more in our photo gallery!
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That's a really interesting idea. I already use Subversion to keep track of changes. In any case, I would have to manually make changes even if I had the comment feature in Adobe Acrobat. Also, There is a program to convert LaTeX to HTML so that might ease the way a bit.
The only problem that I see in setting this up is that I don't have ready access to a web server that I could put mediawiki on at the moment. However, this is defiantly something to look into further. Thanks!


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Harris impresses in brief D-backs debut
PHOENIX -- It didn't last long, but Will Harris made his D-backs debut Friday against the Phillies, striking out the only batter he faced, Michael Young, on four pitches.
After being put on waivers by the Rockies and A's earlier this season, Harris was glad to be back on the mound in the Majors, no matter how brief it was.
"It was good," said Harris, 28. "I knew I was only facing one hitter so that made it easy for me to focus on what I wanted to do to Young, and that was all I had to worry about."
When Harris got the call up to the big leagues on Wednesday with J.J. Putz landing on the disabled list, D-backs manager Kirk Gibson initially said he'd try to ease the right-hander into action. That wasn't exactly the case though, as Harris worked the first out of the eighth inning Friday in a tie game.
Still, his quick disposal of Young made a strong first impression on Gibson.
"If you look at how to get a guy's feet wet, I'd rather do it that way than put him in in a blowout," Gibson said Saturday. "He threw a really good sequence and he'll be better prepared because of it. Anybody is going to be nervous on a new team, you want to impress and he did a good job."
Moving forward, Friday's outing vs. the right-handed-hitting Young could be a predictor of what's to be expected of Harris in the future. At Triple-A Reno before his promotion, Harris' splits against lefties and righties were a stark contrast. Against left-handed batters, he struggled mightily, allowing seven runs (six earned) on nine hits over 5 2/3 innings. When matched up vs. righties, he was dominant, tossing six shutout frames and giving up just three hits.
So while Tony Sipp fills the left-handed specialist role, Harris could see most of his time coming against righties.
"That's how the big league bullpen is run, it's more matchups than it is in the Minors," Harris said. "I'm sure I'll face my fair share of righties. But I'm comfortable facing both. It seemed like every time I gave up runs in the Minors it was to lefties, it was a little skewed there but I don't have a problem with facing them though if the situation calls for it. Still, I kind of know my slot, it's defined a little bit."
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FEWER burglaries were solved by police last year, despite a fall in the number of break-ins, new figures reveal.
More than 85 per cent of offenders in East Lancashire escaped justice in 2013, up from 82 per cent the year before, statistics released under the Freedom of Information Act show.
In the same period, the number of burglaries dropped slightly from 3,946 to 3,914.
The figures have been blamed on sentencing guidelines, which mean captured crooks no longer receive more lenient sentences for admitting other crimes, making it unlikely they will own up to everything they have done once caught.
Det Insp Vinny DeCurtis, from the Eastern Division Target Team, said: "Rightly or wrongly, people would get credit for admitting responsibility for other crimes they had committed to wipe the slate clean."
In 2012, 143 burglaries were taken into consider-ation compared to 45 last year.
DI Curtis said he had predicted the drop in detection rates, but said 15 per cent was still 'three times better' than some forces.
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Needless to say, thinking up new recipe ideas is on the back burner for the next couple of weeks. Luckily I planned ahead over the last month and took updated photos of some past recipes to share while I'm busy moving. This Baked Sour Cream Chicken is one of those recipes from the very first days of the blog, and although I rarely cook with canned soup now, the recipe does have some fans and it's quite delicious for a quick dinner.
(I've included the link for a make your own chicken soup replacement if you prefer not to use the canned soup, although the replacement recipe has flour and butter, so it may not be very diet-friendly.)
(Easy Baked Sour Cream Chicken was updated March 2013 with better photos and step-by-step instructions.)
Baked Sour Cream Chicken
(Makes about 8 servings; recipe adapted years and years ago from a neighborhood cookbook that I no longer have and didn't write down the name. )
8 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, trimmed and cut into thirds lengthwise
salt - pepper to taste (to season chicken)
1/2 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese (use low-fat cheese for South Beach Diet)
Sauce Ingredients:
1 can cream of chicken soup (Campbells, not low fat or low sodium, or make your own chicken soup replacement)
1 cup light sour cream
1/2 cup light mayo (not fat free)
1 T onion powder
1 T poultry seasoning
1 T fresh lemon juice
1 cup grated sharp cheddar cheddar cheese (use low-fat cheese for South Beach Diet)
Spray 9 x 12 inch glass or crockery casserole dish with nonstick spray and arrange chicken pieces in a single layer. Season chicken with salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste.
Combine the cream of chicken soup, light sour cream, light mayo, onion powder, poultry seasoning, lemon juice, and 1 cup of grated low fat cheese to make the sauce. Spread sauce mixture over the chicken, cover the pan with foil or a tight-fitting lid, and bake 25 minutes. After 25 minutes, use a fork to separate the chicken pieces so the sauce runs down between the, cover again, and bake for about 20 minutes more.
Then remove the foil, top with 1/2 cup reserved cheese and bake 15-20 minutes more, until cheese is melted and top is slightly browned. (You can use the broiler if you want to speed it up a little, but watch it carefully!)
We ate this with brown rice and asparagus, which was a good combination for the rich chicken and sauce.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
I rarely cook with canned soup any more, but when I was first starting out on the South Beach Diet I did eat this type of dish occasionally, and it didn't seem to impact my weight loss. But even with the low-fat ingredients recommended by South Beach, this recipe is still fairly high in saturated fat, so I'd advise considering this a "once-in-a-while treat" or limiting it to Phase 2 or 3 if you're actively trying to lose weight on South Beach.
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Trout honored as Angels 'Heart & Hustle' recipient
ANAHEIM -- Mike Trout was named the Angels' recipient of the Heart & Hustle Award, presented by the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association (MLBPAA).
One player from every Major League team won the award and, from the 30 nominees, one winner will be crowned across baseball. The honor, voted on by current and former players, is awarded to the player who demonstrates "a passion for the game of baseball and best embodies the values, spirit and traditions of the game."
In 2012, Trout won the Major League-wide award after he hit .326 and led the Majors in both runs (129) and stolen bases (49) while winning the American League Rookie of the Year.
Outfielder J.B. Shuck won the Angels' award last season and two of the last three MLB winners have been Angels. Torii Hunter won in 2011.
This season, Trout is hitting .310 with 23 home runs and 74 RBIs while leading the AL in OPS (1.002).
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez. Matthew DeFranks is an associate reporter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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By Jaideep Varma and Jatin Thakkar
T20 cricket involves the most diverse record-keeping in the game, given that prominent domestic tournaments have as much (arguably sometimes, even more) importance as international T20 matches.
Here, to look at the best batting done across the world in this format, we have had to divide it into two broad categories – T20 Internationals and T20 Domestics. In each category, we provide the 3 highest impact batting performances both in a tournament and stand-alone-match context.
The following are the five highest impact batsmen in T20 Internationals.
Kevin Pietersen
The Viv Richards of T20 cricket, as it were. Has had a huge impact on every parameter – the best T20 batsman on this list when it comes to scoring rapidly, delivering under pressure and chasing. Also has the lowest failure amongst all batsmen in T20I cricket.
JH Kallis
Not an all-rounder on numbers in T20 cricket, much more of a batsman – but what a batsman. The highest Runs Tally IMPACT (proportion of runs scored in matches played) in T20Is.
Craig Kieswetter
The only batsman here who is not a big Test cricket achiever. His consistency and outstanding ability in a chase are his most significant attributes.
G Gambhir
A consistent run-amasser in T20 cricket; a big match player as well.
KC Sangakkara
High impact with volume of runs (Runs Tally IMPACT), delivering under pressure and chasing. Consistent and quite the big match player he is in other formats too.
3 Highest Impact T20I Batting performances
(Tournament Context):
These performances are high impact for the timing of the performances – they all came in a knock-out game with the batsman's team going on to win the tournament – in other words, these are all tournament-defining performances in varying degrees (some semis, some finals).
1) C Kieswetter 63 off 49 v Australia in Barbados, 2010 - Batting IMPACT 6.33
The 2010 final in West Indies – chasing Australia's 147, England are 7 for 1 when Kieswetter is joined by Pietersen – together they take the score to 118 by the 13th over by which time the match, and the championship title (England's first-ever world cricket title), is effectively in the bag.
2) Yuvraj Singh 70 off 30 v Australia in Durban, 2007 -Batting IMPACT 6.16
One of the great modern-day batting performances in cricket, regardless of the format. Fresh from his feted feat of 6-sixes-in-an-over against England's Stuart Broad, Yuvraj came out to bat in the 2007 semi-final in the 8th over with the score at 41-2. In less than 40 minutes, he transformed the game with some perfect batting (the likes of which is seen a handful of times in a generation) – as his team added 114 in less than 10 overs (when he was dismissed). Australia fought characteristically valiantly but fell short of the 188-target by 15 runs.
3) G Gambhir 75 off 54 v Pakistan in Johannesburg, 2007 - Batting IMPACT 6.12
In the landmark 2007 T20 World Championship, one of the hallmarks of India's batting was achieving a steady start (sometimes even at the cost of a lower strike-rate). Gambhir's innings in the tournament final was a perfect demonstration of that stability-provider – as his outstandingly-paced innings terminated only in the 17th over, when the score had reached 130. Rohit Sharma (the second-highest innings scorer with 30) took the innings total to relative safety, as India won eventually by 5 runs.
3 Highest Impact T20I Batting performances
(Match Context):
These memorable performances are only within a match context – not a single one of these performances came for a team that won the tournament that year. .
1) CL White 85 not out off 49 v Sri Lanka in Barbados, 2010 - Batting IMPACT 11.98
During a group match at the World T20 Championships in 2009, Australia were reeling at 30-4 when Cameron White walked in. In one of the finest innings in T20 history, he was single-handedly responsible for Australia reaching an unassailable 168 and his 6 fours and 6 sixes demoralised Sri Lanka so much that they folded up for 87, thus further increasing the impact of this performance.
2) TM Dilshan 96 not out off 57 v West Indies in London, 2009 -Batting IMPACT 11.47
The 2009 T20 World Cup semi-final – Dilshan producing a blistering 96 at the very top – with 12 fours and 2 sixes – propelling Sri Lanka to 158 singlehandedly (second-highest score 24). To provide some symmetry Gayle produced 63 out of West Indies' 101 (with no one else touching double figures), as Sri Lanka won easily. They went on to lose to Pakistan in the final though.
3) JM Kemp 89 not out off 56 v New Zealand in Durban, 2007 - Batting IMPACT 10.64
During a group match at the landmark 2007 World T20 Championship, New Zealand set South Africa 154 to win. They were 17-2 when Justin Kemp walked in. A remarkable batting exhibition from him ensued, as he absorbed pressure, anchored the innings, scored at a brisk pace and completed the job by staying not out as well. Phew.
The following are the five highest impact batsmen in T20 Domestic cricket, around the world. The sample size of matches is much higher here than in T20 Internationals.
Suresh Raina
High impact on all batting parameters. Big match player in the IPL and one of the main reasons for CSK's dominance.
MEK Hussey
Scored a very high proportion of runs in a match context right through his career (Runs Tally IMPACT – 4th highest in T20 domestic cricket). Big match player.
Shoaib Malik
High impact on all batting parameters. High consistency as a batsman. Big match player.
Hylton Ackerman
Not known outside the South African circuit, a high impact T20 batsman, now retired. A consistent batsman in T20 with high Runs Tally and Partnership Building IMPACT numbers. Was a big match player too in this format.
Daniel Harris
The highest impact T20 domestic batsman to come out of Australia – not yet recognised enough for his abilities (is hardly getting any games in the IPL, for DC). His hallmark is consistency – he has the lowest batting failure rate in T20 history. High impact on all batting parameters – a merciless run amasser.
3 Highest Impact T20 Domestic Batting performances
(Tournament Context):
These performances are high impact for the timing of the performances – they all came in a knock-out game with the batsman's team going on to win the tournament – in other words, these are all tournament-defining performances in varying degrees (some semis, some finals).
1) MK Tiwary 69 not out v Tamil Nadu in Hyderabad, 2011 - Batting IMPACT 15.22
The semi-final of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy in 2011 – eventual tournament winners Bengal were 8-2 when captain Manoj Tiwary walked in, 26-4 by the 10th over. The next 10 overs seemed to come from a different game as Tiwary struck 5 sixes and one four to completely change the complexion of the game in less than an hour's batting. Tamil Nadu were dismissed for 59, providing further context to Tiwary's remarkable performance.
2) K Weeraratne 76 not out v Tamil Union Cricket and Athletic Club in Colombo, 2007 -Batting IMPACT 11.17
In the first semi-final of 2007's local T20 tournament in Sri Lanka, Ragama Cricket Club was 35-4 (and one opener retired hurt as well) as they chased an imposing 149 – not a single batsman had reached double figures. Kaushalya Weeratne then produced a magical innings, that had almost as high a Strike Rate IMPACT as Pressure IMPACT, hitting 5 sixes and 3 fours to finish the match with 9 balls to spare.
3) AC Gilchrist 85 off 35 v Delhi Daredevils in Centurion, 2009 - Batting IMPACT 9.77
The highest impact batting innings in IPL history within a tournament context (as this was a 2009 semi-final). Chasing 153, Gilchrist did not allow any semblance of pressure to impose itself as he blasted the Delhi bowlers (notably Nannes, Nehra, Sangwan and Amit Mishra) in the most astonishing hitting anyone at the Centurion would have seen – and yet, it was quintessentially Gilchrist. In less than an hour, and barely 10 overs, the match had been reduced to a no-contest.
3 Highest Impact T20 Domestic Batting performances
(Match Context):
These memorable performances are only within a match context – not a single one of these performances came for a team that won that championship that year.
1) BB McCullum 158 off 73 v Royal Challengers Bangalore in Bangalore, 2008 - Batting IMPACT 16.22
The highest impact batting performance in T20 history, bar none. And it will stay that way perhaps for a long time. In the very first IPL match in history, an unlikely batting star set an emphatic tone – 10 fours and 13 sixes included.
2) YK Pathan 89 off 42 balls v Gujarat in Vadodara, 2010 -Batting IMPACT 16.02
During a group match during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy in 2010/11, chasing Gujarat's 128, Baroda were 2-2 when Yousuf Pathan walked in. Soon it was 6-4. 7-5, a while later 29-6 (after 7 overs). And then…the next 7 overs saw the most magical transformation possible on a cricket field – as Pathan's blitzkrieg (including 8 sixes and 5 fours) took Baroda to within 9 runs of victory with 28 balls to spare, as he was dismissed for 89. Thankfully, his team did not let him down.
3) MK Tiwary 69 not out v Tamil Nadu in Hyderabad, 2011 - Batting IMPACT 15.22
The only performance to feature twice in this piece – as this was a high impact innings both in a tournament context (no. 1 on that list) and even on its own in a match context. Touching a Strike Rate IMPACT of 4 and a Pressure IMPACT of 1 in the same innings is utterly extraordinary.
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I painted this radio in a non-original color that I picked out just because I liked it. The original off-white color was too marked up and disgusting to display. I probably won't do anything like that again because it turns out that since I've gotten older, I am much less tolerant of the smell of spray paint than I used to be. It's also more work than I figured on LOL.


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When the 2013 NFL Draft wraps up at the end of the week, you'll want to see how your team's picks stack up overall. So make sure you refer to this final "Big Board"—a ranking of 250 players—from Optimum Scouting.
1. Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan: Possessing high upside and ideal length, along with a strong football IQ and polish to his game, Fisher gets the nod over Luke Joeckel.
2. Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M: A technician at left tackle, Joeckel is the most pro-ready tackle prospect I've ever evaluated. Though he may not have the same upside as Fisher, you can feel confident he's going to be a 10-year NFL starter.
3. Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia: Geno Smith may slip on draft day, but his composure, short-area athleticism and ball placement when he's set make him a future franchise quarterback. He still needs some development, but he's worth a top 10 selection.
4. Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri: He's as athletic a defensive tackle as you'll find in recent draft history, Richardson offers a high motor and lots of versatility, and he's consistently disruptive as an interior pass rusher.
5. Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah: Physical with strong hands, Lotulelei is consistently able to drive back interior blockers and cause havoc inside. His ability to take on two blockers and win as a pass rusher one-on-one makes him a top 5 pick.
6. Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State: Though maybe not as athletic as some other top edge rushers in this draft, Werner is a physical, sack-finishing 4-3 defensive end who should be able to provide 8-10 sacks a year for the long haul in the NFL.
7. Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida: With his ability to play a 3- or 5-technique, Floyd has the versatility to play in any scheme He is aggressive and powerful upfield and has the lateral explosiveness to win inside.
8. Dion Jordan, DE/OLB, Oregon: He still has some lingering injury concerns, so he may drop slightly on draft day. But he's the most versatile rusher in this draft, with the ability to play linebacker or defensive end in every NFL system.
9. Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas: In an NFL where matchup nightmares like Rob Gronkowski or Wes Welker dominate, safeties who are fluid and athletic enough to cover them are in high demand. Vaccaro has that ability.
10. Jonathan Cyprien, S, Florida International: Cyprien's explosiveness and closing speed make him a top-end strong safety prospect, and his range and timing in coverage make him a top-flight free safety prospect.
11. Chance Warmack, G, Alabama: A physical mauler in the short area, Warmack edges out Jonathan Cooper for not only the best guard in this class but the best guard in recent draft history.
12. Jonathan Cooper, G, North Carolina: An athletic prospect who's fluid laterally and moving upfield, Cooper is likely ahead of Warmack for teams that value mobility. Regardless, both are future Pro Bowlers.
13. Keenan Allen, WR, California: Despite his poor 40 time and other recent, negative news, Allen is still our top-rated receiver thanks to his ability to win inside and out, create separation and pick up yards after the catch.
14. Kevin Minter, ILB, LSU: Though he doesn't get headlines like the other linebackers in this class, Minter's ability to finish plays in the tackle box, utilize his range to work on the edge and natural drops in coverage should make him a long-term starter.
15. Ryan Nassib, QB, Syracuse: He is the only other top 10-worthy QB in this class. Nassib's decisiveness, velocity and development in his footwork/football IQ are what should make him an early contributor and a long-term top-tier quarterback in the NFL.
16. Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama: Able to play in both man and zone coverage at a high level, Milliner finishes plays in the air and changes directions well downfield. He's the clear-cut best cornerback in this class.
17. Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech: The most consistent and decisive route runner in this draft, Patton is able to finish catches away from his body and work upfield after the initial catch at a high level. He's an instant and high-end starter early in his career.
18. Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma: While his ceiling will likely make a team select him in the top 10, Johnson is still raw and needs to add strength and bulk before he's a capable starter. Still, he shows athleticism in space and has experience at right and left tackle.
19. Corey Lemonier, DE/OLB, Auburn: With his quick first step and decisive initial rush move, Lemonier works well on the edge, setting up his rushers and generating efficient initial pressure. He can likely work in a 4-3 or 3-4 defense.
20. Arthur Brown, ILB, Kansas State: Athletic, aggressive, and versatile, Brown is likely to be a fan favorite thanks to his quickness and range. Though he is undersized, he will be able to step in immediately and have long-term success.
21. Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State: A well-built, physical cornerback, Rhodes has the ability to press receivers at the line and remain physical and fluid downfield.
22. Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame: A potential matchup nightmare, Eifert has rare size and ball skills for a tight end.
23. Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU: Ansah is one of the more intriguing prospects in this class thanks to his quick development at BYU. He has ideal length and body control and has a tremendous upside, but his limited experience worries us enough to move him out of the top 15.
24. Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State: Carradine utilizes natural leverage and finishes plays in the backfield at a high level. If he had played all of 2012, he may have become Florida State's top prospect.
25. Cordarelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee: Because of character concerns and lack of football experience, he falls to the first-round fringe. Still, Patterson's big-play ability and explosiveness after the catch could have some teams thinking Percy Harvin-type upside.
26. Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State: Banks is a physical, well-built, SEC-tested cornerback. His experience as both a press and downfield cornerback should make him an early starter in the NFL.
27. Robert Woods, WR, USC: Woods' length, fluidity, and football IQ should make him a solid NFL starter.
28. DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson: Despite recent character concerns stemming from an incident at the Combine, Hopkins still is one of the higher rated receivers in this class thanks to his efficiency in the short area and natural vertical ability.
29. Larry Warford, G, Kentucky: Warford is not a flashy mover laterally, but he is a sound technician who should be an instant starter.
30. Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSU: Mingo could go anywhere from pick No. 2 to 26. His lack of finishing ability as a pass rusher and need for development worry us enough to drop him out of the top 20.
31. Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas: After a rough year at Arkansas thanks to his coach and top receivers departing, Wilson showed toughness that NFL coaches love. Though he's erratic with his ball placement at times, he has the arm and pocket toughness to be effective in the NFL.
32. Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford: While not as athletically gifted as Eifert, Ertz is polished in getting separation as both an in-line and split out tight end.
33. Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia: A dynamic playmaker possessing elite elusiveness, breakaway speed and change of direction, Austin needs an ideal scheme fit to allow for maximum use of his skills. He could be a Percy Harvin type or or the next Dexter McCluster.
34. Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama: Williams is a stable, gap-eating nose tackle who can play all three downs. He may not be the flashiest interior lineman in this draft but can quietly do wonders for a team's pass rush.
35. John Jenkins, DT, Georgia: With a massive frame and the ability to carry 330-plus pounds well enough, Jenkins is an ideal fit to play the nose or 5-technique in a 3-4 defense.
36. Matt Barkley, QB, USC: His lack of ideal outside-the-hashes arm strength and limited mobility under pressure have caused concerns, but Barkley's ball placement, developed mechanics and elite football IQ should make him a more-than-capable NFL starter.
37. Terron Armstead, OT, Arkansas Pine-Bluff: Possessing the best feet among offensive linemen in this draft, Armstead is more than just a workout wonder. He has left tackle experience along with the ability to play right tackle or guard at the NFL level.
38. D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama: A fast riser thanks to his mauling run ability and use of length as a run blocker, Fluker should be an immediate starter in a run-focused offense.
39. Eric Reid, S, LSU: He was inconsistent as a senior thanks to taking poor angles to the ball and the inability to show the elite athleticism he displayed as a junior. But Reid has the range, tackling ability and ball skills to be an NFL starter.
40. Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington: Though he lacks top-end speed and physicality, Trufant has a knack for exploding through receivers in the short area and finishing plays in the air at a high level.
41. Darius Slay, CB, Mississippi State: Though a bit overshadowed by Johnthan Banks in his Mississippi State career, Slay possesses the length and physicality NFL teams are looking for in a modern cornerback.
42. D.J. Swearinger, S, South Carolina: Swearinger isn't always a flashy player, but he explodes upfield in run support, finishes plays at the second level and shows versatility to be an eventual NFL starter.
43. Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M: Moore has an explosive first step and a high motor and has displayed flashes of brilliance. But his lack of an ideal build and a major need for development make him more of a second-round value.
44. Justin Pugh, G/OT, Syracuse: Pugh's lack of length may limit him to guard/center at the NFL level, but his hand strength and footwork make him a worthwhile choice early in the second round.
45. Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina: Arguably the quickest defensive lineman off the snap in this draft, Williams is best suited for nose tackle, where he can use his disruptive ability to tie up two blockers.
46. Alex Okafor, DE, Texas: With strong hands and the ability to work inside and outside as a pass rusher, Okafor is a safe pick who can work in multiple 4-3 scenarios.
47. Datone Jones, DE, UCLA: Jones was impressive at the Senior Bowl, but he wasn't nearly as consistent or dominant on game film. He would be a reach in the first round.
48. Stedman Bailey, WR, West Virginia: While Tavon Austin gets more attention, Bailey is more NFL-ready. He's an explosive downfield player who also has a developed route IQ.
49. Da'Rick Rogers, WR, Tennessee Tech: Character red flags pushed him down our board, but this physical, explosive short-area receiver could be a steal in Round 2.
50. Khaseem Greene, OLB, Rutgers: He isn't worthy of a first-round pick because of his lack of ideal size and inconsistency working through traffic. However, he's a natural playmaker and a ballhawk and should be a long-term starter in the NFL.
51. Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, UConn
52. D.J. Hayden, CB, Houston
53. Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia
54. Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
55. Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
56. Travis Kelce, TE, Cincinnati
57. Sam Montgomery, DE, LSU
58. Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB, Western Kentucky
59. Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State
60. Alec Ogletree, OLB, Georgia
61. Zaviar Gooden, OLB, Missouri
62. Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina
63. Sio Moore, OLB, UConn
64. Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise State
65. Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State
66. Aaron Dobson, WR, Marshall
67. Chris Harper, WR, Kansas State
68. Jordan Reed, TE, Florida
69. Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Miss
70. Bennie Logan, DT, LSU
71. David Amerson, CB, NC State
72. Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame
73. Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
74. Matt Elam, S, Florida
75. Kenny Stills, WR, Oklahoma
76. Dallas Thomas, OT, Tennessee
77. Zac Dysert, QB, Miami (Ohio)
78. Lavar Edwards, DE, LSU
79. Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
80. Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor
81. Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma
82. Chase Thomas, OLB, Stanford
83. Travis Frederick, C, Wisconsin
84. Barrett Jones, C, Alabama
85. Marcus Lattimore, RB, South Carolina
86. Kawann Short, DT, Purdue
87. Sanders Commings, CB, Georgia
88. Phillip Thomas, S, Fresno State
89. Baccari Rambo, S, Georgia
90. B.W. Webb, CB, William & Mary
91. Josh Boyce, WR, TCU
92. Keith Pough, OLB, Howard
93. Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
94. Joseph Randle, RB, Oklahoma State
95. Michael Williams, TE, Alabama
96. Shawn Williams, S, Georgia
97. DeVonte Holloman, OLB, South Carolina
98. Jonathan Franklin, RB, UCLA
99. E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida State
100. Mike Glennon, QB, N.C. State
101. Stepfan Taylor, RB, Stanford
102. Mike Gilislee, RB, Florida
103. Marquis Goodwin, WR, Texas
104. Margus Hunt, DE, SMU
105. Michael Buchanan, DE, Illinois
106. Leon McFadden, CB, San Diego State
107. T.J. Moe, WR, Missouri
108. Kenny Tate, S, Maryland
109. David Bass, DE/OLB, Missouri Western
110. Mike Catapano, DE, Princeton
111. Shamarko Thomas, S, Syracuse
112. Kiko Alonso, ILB, Oregon
113. Josh Evans, S, Florida
114. David Quessenberry, G, San Jose State
115. Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina
116. Reid Fregal, OT, Ohio State
117. Brandon Williams, DT, Missouri Southern
118. Adrian Bushell, CB, Louisville
119. Alvin Bailey, G, Arkansas
120. Dwayne Gratz, CB, UConn
121. Elvis Fisher, OT, Missouri
122. Kyle Long, G, Oregon
123. Tyler Bray, QB, Tennessee
124. Zac Stacy, RB, Vanderbilt
125. Brandon Jenkins, DE, Florida State
126. Gavin Escobar, TE, San Diego State
127. Jelani Jenkins, OLB, Florida
128. Mychal Rivera, TE, Tennessee
129. Jon Bostic, ILB, Florida
130. Logan Ryan, CB, Rutgers
131. Bruce Taylor, OLB, Virginia Tech
132. Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma
133. Tavarres King, WR, Georgia
134. Malcolm Bronson, S, McNeese State
135. Ryan Swope, WR, Texas A&M
136. Christine Michael, RB, Texas A&M
137. Nico Johnson, ILB, Alabama
138. Brian Winters, G, Kent State
139. Dennis Johnson, RB, Arkansas
140. Robert Alford, CB, Southeastern Louisiana
141. Ray Graham, RB, Pittsburgh
142. Knile Davis, RB, Arkansas
143. Will Davis, CB, Utah State
144. Terry Hawthorne, CB, Illinois
145. Manase Foketi, OT, West Texas A&M
146. Josh Boyd, DT, Mississippi State
147. Jake Knott, OLB, Iowa State
148. Ricky Wagner, OT, Wisconsin
149. Jordan Mills, OT, Louisiana Tech
150. Montee Ball, RB, Wisconsin
151. Le'Veon Bell, RB, Michigan State
152. Hugh Thornton, G, Illinois
153. Armonty Bryant, DE, East Central
154. George Winn, RB, Cincinnati
155. Justin Brown, WR, Oklahoma
156. Aaron Melette, WR, Elon
157. Omoregi Uzzi, G, Georgia Tech
158. T.J. Johnson, C, South Carolina
159. Gerald Hodges, OLB, Penn State
160. Kyle Juszcyzk, TE, Harvard
161. Dax Swanson, CB, Sam Houston State
162. Spencer Ware, RB, LSU
163. Miguel Maysonet, RB, Stony Brook
164. Nick Kasa, TE, Colorado
165. Akeem Spence, DT, Illinois
166. Michael Mauti, ILB, Penn State
167. Kevin Reddick, ILB, North Carolina
168. Vince Williams, ILB, Florida State
169. William Gholston, DE, Michigan State
170. Phillip Lutzenkirchen, TE, Auburn
171. Kwame Geathers, DT, Georgia
172. A.J. Klien, OLB, Iowa State
173. Uzoma Nwachukwu, WR, Texas A&M
174. Vance McDonald, TE, Rice
175. Montori Hughes, DT, Tennessee-Martin
176. Ryan Otten, TE, San Jose State
177. Chris Gragg, TE, Arkansas
178. Brian Schwenke, C, California
179. Brandon McGee, CB, Miami (Fla.)
180. Tharold Simon, CB, LSU
181. Cameron Lawrence, OLB, Mississippi State
182. Jonathan Stewart, ILB, Texas A&M
183. Micah Hyde, CB, Iowa
184. Cornelius Washington, DE, Georgia
185. Patrick Lewis, C, Texas A&M
186. David King, DT, Oklahoma
187. Wes Horton, DE, USC
188. David Bakhtiari, G, Colorado
189. Sean Porter, OLB, Texas A&M
190. Lamar Mady, G, Youngstown State
191. Nickell Robey, CB, USC
192. Levine Toilolo, TE, Stanford
193. Kenjon Barner, RB, Oregon
194. Kerwynn Williams, RB, Utah State
195. Everett Dawkins, DT, Florida State
196. Lerentee McCray, DE, Florida
197. Michael Ford, RB, LSU
198. Jordan Hill, DT, Penn State
199. Joseph Fauria, TE, UCLA
200. Chris Faulk, OT, LSU
201. Xavier Nixon, OT, Florida
202. Khaled Holmes, C, USC
203. Kaleb Ramsey, DT, Boston College
204. Abry Jones, DE, Georgia
205. Phillip Steward, ILB, Houston
206. Ace Sanders, WR, South Carolina
207. Matt Scott, QB, Arizona
208. Denard Robinson, WR, Michigan
209. T.J. McDonald, S, USC
210. Cooper Taylor, S, Richmond
211. Rontez Miles, S, California (Pa.)
212. Dion Sims, TE, Michigan State
213. Zeke Motta, S, Notre Dame
214. Malliciah Goodman, DE, Clemson
215. Zach Rogers, WR, Tennessee
216. Oday Aboushi, G, Virginia
217. Tanner Hawkinson, OT, Kansas
218. Lane Taylor, G, Oklahoma State
219. Joe Vellano, DT, Maryland
220. Ryan Spadola, WR, Lehigh
221. Rufus Johnson, DE, Tarleton State
222. Zach Line, RB, SMU
223. Omarius Hines, WR, Florida
224. Conner Vernon, WR, Duke
225. Cobi Hamilton, WR, Arkansas
226. Mark Harrison, WR, Rutgers
227. Marquis Jackson, DE, Portland State
228. Chad Bumphis, WR, Mississippi State
229. Ryan Griffin, QB, Tulane
230. Jordan Rodgers, QB, Vanderbilt
231. Stansly Maponga, DE, TCU
232. Tom Wort, ILB, Oklahoma
233. Jawan Jamison, RB, Rutgers
234. Blake Williamson, TE, California (Pa.)
235. Chris Hubbard, OT, UAB
236. Dalton Freeman, C, Clemson
237. J.C. Tretter, G, Cornell
238. Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S, LSU
239. Marc Anthony, CB, California
240. Zach Sudfeld, TE, Nevada
241. Jeff Nady, OT, Nevada
242. Oscar Johnson, OT, Louisiana Tech
243. Ryan Schraeder, G, Valdosta State
244. Brandon Thurmond, DE, Arkanass Pine-Bluff
245. Johnny Adams, CB, Michigan State
246. Emory Blake, WR, Auburn
247. Dan Buckner, WR, Arizona
248. Braden Brown, G, BYU
249. Steve Beauharnais, OLB, Rutgers
250. Robert McCabe, OLB, Georgetown


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Troubleshooting tips for Office 365 ProPlus
Applies to: Office 365 ProPlus
Topic Last Modified: 2017-04-18
Summary:Provides information about how to troubleshoot common problems with Office 365 ProPlus.
Office 365 ProPlus is designed to be easy to install, activate, and use, but problems can still occasionally crop up. For example, you can run into issues with licensing, activation, or connectivity. This article shows you some general steps you can take to diagnose problems when they happen.
This article is part of the Getting started guide for deploying Office 365 ProPlus for IT professionals.
Are you looking for help with installing Office with Office 365? You may be looking for Get started with Office 365 and Install Office with Office 365, which will help you learn how to set up and use Office 365 on your computer, phone, and tablet.
Before continuing, you might want to verify that Office 365 ProPlus is installed, as opposed to a non-subscription version of Office. To do this, open an Office application, such as Word, then choose File > Account. Under Product Information, you should see "Subscription Product." If not, you'll need to uninstall your current version of Office and install Office 365 ProPlus from the Office 365 portal (or from your local install location, if one exists).
In Office 365, you assign software licenses to user accounts. So, if a user is getting an activation or subscription error in Office 365 ProPlus, the first step is to verify that the user has an Office 365 account and is assigned a license for Office 365 ProPlus. For information on how to do this, see Create or edit users.
After you've verified the user is assigned a license, you should check that Office 365 ProPlus is activated. Activation usually occurs during initial installation. The computer has to connect to the Internet at least once every 30 days for Office 365 ProPlus to remain activated.
If Office 365 ProPlus isn't activated, Office goes into reduced functionality mode. In this mode, most commands are unavailable and users see "product deactivated" messages when they try to use Office 365 ProPlus applications:
When the user starts an Office 365 ProPlus application, a message says the product is deactivated:
The user should choose Sign In to activate Office 365 ProPlus.
A message bar under the ribbon says the product is deactivated:
The user should choose Reactivate to activate Office 365 ProPlus.
Under File > Account, a message under Product Information says the product is deactivated:
The user should choose Manage Account to go to the My Account page in the Office 365 portal, to manage Office 365 ProPlus installations.
Note: If an Office 365 ProPlus application is already running when activation occurs, the Account tab may not reflect the licensed status. To see the updated license status on the Account tab, close and restart the Office 365 ProPlus application.
During installation, Office 365 ProPlus installs a script named ospp.vbs. This script displays the licenses that are available to Office products on that computer, and can help you spot license activation problems.
To run the ospp.vbs script:
Determine whether the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Office 365 ProPlus is installed. To do this, open an Office 365 ProPlus application, such as Word, and choose File > Account > About {name of app}. 64-bit or 32-bit is displayed next to the application version.
Determine whether the computer has the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows installed. To do this, press the Windows logo key+E, then choose System properties or Computer > System properties. Under System, the System type property will indicate either a 32-bit or 64-bit operating system.
Open a command prompt and type one of the following commands, depending on your versions of Windows and Office:
If the 32-bit version of Office 365 ProPlus is installed on the 32-bit version of Windows:
cscript.exe "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office15\"ospp.vbs /dstatus
If the 32-bit version of Office 365 ProPlus is installed on the 64-bit version of Windows:
cscript.exe "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Office\Office15\"ospp.vbs /dstatus
If the 64-bit version of Office 365 ProPlus is installed on the 64-bit version of Windows:
cscript.exe "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office15\"ospp.vbs /dstatus
Review the LICENSE STATUS. The following table describes what each status means.
License status Description
Office 365 ProPlus was recently installed and is fully functional, but hasn't been activated yet. The user is prompted to enter user ID credentials to activate Office 365 ProPlus.
Office 365 ProPlus is fully functional and activated.
Office 365 ProPlus is fully functional but at risk of going into reduced functionality mode. This status lasts for 30 days and indicates that the product key wasn't successfully re-activated. In most cases, this means the computer hasn't connected to the Internet for some time and Office 365 hasn't had an opportunity to validate the license.
Office 365 ProPlus is in reduced functionality mode, and displays messages that the user needs to reactivate.
Office 365 ProPlus doesn't require a constant connection to the Internet to work correctly, but it does need to connect at least once every 30 days to verify the license status. One way to verify connectivity is to access the following URL:
If successful, you should see a page that resembles this one:
If you don't see this page, check for other configurations that might be preventing Office 365 ProPlus from connecting to the Internet, such as firewall or proxy server settings. In particular, verify that no firewalls are blocking ports 443 and 80, and that HTTPS traffic is allowed over TCP on port 443.
To check proxy settings:
Open an Internet Explorer browser window.
Select Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN settings.
Verify that the Automatically detect settings check box is selected.
If your organization requires Internet connectivity through a specific proxy server and Automatically detect settings is unchecked, make sure that Office 365 services can connect to the Internet through that server. To do this, you can use the BITSAdmin command-line tool and run the following command:
bitsadmin /util /setieproxy networkservice MANUAL_PROXY proxyserver:port
(In this command, replace
proxyserver:portwith the name of your proxy server and port number.)
In most installations, updates for Office 365 ProPlus are downloaded and installed automatically. To make sure Office 365 ProPlus is set to receive the updates correctly, open an Office 365 ProPlus application, such as Word, and choose File > Account. Under Office Updates, you should see the words "Updates are automatically downloaded and installed."
If not, choose Update Options > Enable Updates.
If none of the other steps in this article seem to fix your problem, try repairing your installation of Office 365 ProPlus.
Press the Windows logo key and type Control Panel, then select it.
Select Programs > Programs and Features.
Select Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus, then select Change.
Select the option you want. We recommend that you try Online Repair. This can take over 10 minutes, depending on the speed of your Internet connection. The Online Repair option updates you with the latest build of Office 365 ProPlus.
If that doesn't work, uninstall Office 365 ProPlus from the user's computer. Then, deploy Office 365 ProPlus to the user's computer again or have the user install Office 365 ProPlus from the Office 365 portal.
For more troubleshooting tips, check out this Microsoft Support knowledgebase article. You can also get support for Office 365, and there are other support options for businesses using Office 365.


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KINGSTON -- A Bronx man charged with criminal possession of a weapon after being wounded in a Midtown shootout last November has been acquitted by an Ulster County jury, his lawyer said.
Defense lawyer Eric Schneider said his client, Curtis Williams, was acquitted Thursday of two felony counts of criminal possession of a weapon and one felony count of reckless endangerment.
Police said Williams, 46, of 421 E. 160th St. in the Bronx, fired a shotgun toward a group of five or six people on Nov. 21, 2009, as they stood on Henry Street in Midtown Kingston. None of the people was struck, but one of them, Jarrin "Phat Boy" Rankin, 19, was accused of firing back with a small-caliber handgun, hitting Williams in the face.
Schneider said it had been alleged that Williams had fired "over the heads" of the men who had threatened his son.
Williams was brought to Albany Medical Center for treatment after the shooting, but he disappeared after being released. After a five-month search, police arrested him in the Bronx on April 12, 2010.
At trial, Schneider attacked the credibility of a prosecution witness, Jarmel Anderson-Fialkow, a convicted cocaine dealer. Anderson-Fialkow initially denied having a cooperation agreement with the District Attorney's Office, but recanted after it was shown he had acknowledged such an agreement in a grand jury proceeding, Schenider said.
Schneider also said the prosecution failed to provide DNA evidence linking Williams to the gun.
On April 3, 2010, Rankin was indicted on charges he planned an execution-style Midtown shooting that left Charles King Jr., 21, dead on Feb. 9. Authorities have said Rankin, from inside the Ulster County Jail, ordered King killed for cooperating with police in the investigation of the November shooting.
King was shot once in the back of his head outside 119 Cedar St., allegedly by Rankin's brother, 22-year-old Trevor Mattis of Poughkeepsie.
Mattis and another man, Gary Griffin, 29, also of the Bronx, have been charged with first-degree murder in King's slaying, though authorities have yet to specify Griffin's alleged role. Several other people charged in the case face lesser charges.
Authorities have said Rankin and Mattis are members of a street gang called Sex, Money, Murder, a subset of the United Bloods Nation, commonly called the Bloods.


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Today it's the fiscal cliff, but that surely will not be the end of it; next year it will be the fiscal mountain, after that the fiscal black hole, and after that fiscal Armageddon. But the truth is Washington already drove us off the fiscal cliff while no one was looking. A nation that has a $16.3 trillion debt, a debt that is larger than our entire economy, has already driven through the guard rail and is in free fall with the cliff somewhere in the rear view mirror. …
Here are a few structural reforms, any one of which would be worth fighting for in this fiscal cliff diving exercise:
• A federal balanced budget amendment. States have balanced budget laws, small businesses have to balance their budgets, and families have to do the same. This is an idea that is supported by virtually every American who does not live in the 202 area code. It's common sense. It is also laughed at in Washington. When you mention the BBA as a solution, they roll their eyes and write you off as a non-serious person. But the American public is dead serious about it, and they should be.
• Place a cap on discretionary and mandatory federal spending by fixing a limit on it tied to a percentage of GDP. Eighteen percent is a reasonable number in my book, but almost any number would be a victory at this point. Require a super majority vote to over-ride this limit, which would allow for recourse in a time of war or other national emergency. Again, this solution makes far too much sense to be taken seriously in Washington, a sure sign that it's a good idea.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A judge has sentenced a Columbus attorney to 13 years in prison in a sex crimes case that involved allegations from his clients.
The sentencing of Javier Armengau (ar-mehn-GOW') came Tuesday, following his conviction last month on nine of 18 charges — including one count of rape, four counts of sexual battery and two counts of gross sexual imposition.
Prosecutors said the 52-year-old Armengau engaged in sexual conduct with five victims from 1998. His accusers included clients and mothers of clients. They say he preyed on women who needed his legal services.
Armengau continues to deny the charges. The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1vQapNs ) reports that he spoke defiantly for nearly an hour before his sentencing, saying the jury "lost its way" and got the verdict wrong.


text: Counter Intelligence: Veggie skeleton is the life of the party By April Hamilton October 26, 2013 Story Share April Hamilton Turn a basket of fresh vegetables into the life of the party that kids will gobble up. April Hamilton Let kids help chop up veggies for the creepy creature. April Hamilton Let your imagination run wild in constructing a scary veggie skeleton. If kids are helping, there are just two rules: clean hands and no sharp knives. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- When my eldest daughter was in kindergarten, the classroom Halloween party was a full-blown sugar rush.She is in college now, but I still vividly remember the scene of the elementary school celebration: 25 costumed 5-year-olds ripping into bulging sacks of sticky candy, their shrieks elevating over the din of "Monster Mash." Festive, but also rather frightening.Fast-forward, and thank goodness the climate of the sugar-fueled celebration has changed. There are so many fabulous alternatives that cupcakes and candy aren't even missed.Look no further than the produce department (or school garden!), and you can turn a basket full of fresh vegetables into the life of the party. The kids eat it up! Trust me! I have witnessed a carefully constructed veggie skeleton disappear faster than you can say "abracadabra."Build the creepy creature yourself, or take it one step further and let the kids chop along. Have all the kids do a surgical hand scrub and "glove up" for good measure. Set out cutting mats, potato peelers, plastic knives, washed produce and scrap bowls.In moments, the whole lot will be disassembled into cauliflower craniums and carrot curl smiles. Don't forget a radish heart for the crowning glory of your colorful creation. Add a dollop of dip and you're the hero of Halloween!Your crowd will be well on their way to Five-a-Day -- that's not energy drink, but rather a fabulous reminder to be sure you're getting at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day. Start a healthy habit this Halloween!Cucumber Yogurt Dip 1 cucumber, peeled, halved lengthwise and chopped1 cup plain Greek yogurt2 tablespoons milk2 tablespoons chopped fresh herbs (basil and chives are nice, or dill and mint)1/2 teaspoon saltCOMBINE all ingredients in a small mixing bowl and chill until ready to serve.REFRIGERATE in an airtight container for up to 3 days. April Hamilton has always said, "Cooking is fun!" She shares her easy, practical recipes for delicious food through her cooking classes for kids and families. April's husband and three daughters help with testing and tasting in their Charleston kitchen. April would love to hear from you: Email email@example.com. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 2 Teen pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Huggins, WVU tap South Florida hoops talent 4 New company planning $73M synthetic fuel plant in Greenbrier County 5 Innerviews: Dual-identity surgeon riding high in horse racing world TV show to feature Lewisburg barn rescuers Previous Story CindySays: Come up with a game plan for the holidays Next Story


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This next recipe is totally South Beach approved for any phase, and comes from one of my favorite cooks, who's back blogging after having an adventure moving from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Karina from Recipes from a Gluten Free Goddess brings us Balsamic Roasted Pepper Chicken, which I think sounds just wonderful.
It's not too late to submit something for Weekend Herb Blogging, which is back at Kalyn's Kitchen this week. Check out the rules for Weekend Herb Blogging for more information, then send your link to kalynskitchen AT comcast Dot net by 3:00 Sunday to be included in the recap posted Sunday evening.
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Corn futures closed lower on Tuesday. Corn futures declined shortly before closing bell after an impressive rally during the day session. Prices were pressured by the higher dollar index, corn harvest, and position squaring ahead of the October WASDE report. Crop harvest is expected to be 70 percent complete in this afternoon's crop progress report. Also, pre report trade estimates peg the average production of the 2012 corn crop at 10.601 billion bushels, 126 million bushels below the September estimate. December corn closed ½ cents lower.
Soybeans futures closed mixed on Tuesday. Gains in the market were trimmed by strength in the U.S. dollar index, pre-WASDE position squaring, and harvest pressure. Soybean futures climbed by as much as 22 cents before declining 2 ½ cents below unchanged. Prices were supported early on by a combination of bargain buying, short covering and strength in the wheat market. However, pre report trade estimates forecast soybean production at 2.759 billion bushels with an average yield of 37.006; soybean harvest is expected to be 61 percent complete. November soybeans closed trading 2 ½ cents lower.
Wheat futures closed higher on Tuesday. Wheat future closed higher for the second consecutive day, bucking pressure from the higher dollar index and weakness in outside markets. Global supply worries were the predominant force driving market prices higher ahead of the October WASDE report. Poor growing conditions in Australia and Russia supported prices this morning as traders expect USDA to reduce global ending stocks further. Australian wheat production is projected to decline by more than one million tonnes while Russian output is only expected to reach 70 million tonnes. December wheat at CBOT is closed 3 ¾ cents higher; KCBT closed 6 cents higher; and MGE closed 3 ½ cents higher.
Live Cattle futures closed higher on Tuesday. Cattle futures sustained gains throughout the session as wholesale beef prices jumped sharply higher. Midday boxed beef prices were report $1.14 higher for choice and $1.51 for select cuts. Although packer margins remain in the red, margins have improved since yesterday and last week. Cash trade has yet to develop but prices are expected to be steady versus the previous week. October cattle closed $1.35 higher while December closed 33 cents higher.
Lean hog futures closed mostly higher on Tuesday. Lean hog futures rebounded from a mixed start to close firmly higher than the previous session. Futures moved higher at midday on short covering due, despite lower bids for cash hogs. It is suspected that demand has slowed slightly due to grocers buying more than enough pork for National Pork Month (October). However, seasonal demand as the holiday's approach should limit losses and provide support over the next few weeks. Also, worth noting is the strength in deferred contracts with May and July contracts trading over $1 higher. Rising grain prices, recent herd liquidations and tight supplies worries supported deferred contracts on today. October closed 43 cents higher while December closed 8 cents lower.


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Jacksonville, Fla. - A body believed to be of John Butler Jr., reported missing one week ago, was found over the weekend in the St. Johns River, four miles north of the Shands Bridge.
The Green Cove Springs Police Department identified the body of Butler from his driver's license. A medical examiner was scheduled to confirm the identity later Monday afternoon.
Butler, 69, was last seen Monday by patrons of a nearby restaurant located at a golf course on State Road 16 and by employees of the Green Cove Marina at Reynolds Park.
Butler lived on a boat that is docked on Pier 12 at the Green Cove Marina and is well-known to the employees and other residents of the area, according to the Clay County Sheriff's Office. Employees of the marina became concerned when they realized they had not seen Butler since Monday, which is unusual, and called to report their concerns.
Butler's boat was searched and there were no signs of foul play, deputies said. Butler's personal belongings, golf cart, dinghy (used to ferry between the dock and the boat) were all there. He lived alone on the boat and doesn't have family in the area.
Authorities believe Butler fell into the St. Johns River.
Anyone with additional information that may help authorities is asked to call the Green Cove Springs Police Department at 904-297-7300.
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black udder wrote:rehder wrote:IMHO all holes 60meters and shorter should be par 2's.
Doesn't really matter much, does it? All the tournaments I've played have been stroke play so Par has no real meaning. I'd be interested to hear about other scoring methods where Par would come into play.
I play a course where all the holes are under 300' and several are around 200'. I've birdied all 18, but only once have hit even half of them in the same round. I guess if you're at a pro or semi-pro level, then courses like that you'd like to see those shorter holes at a par 2, but a Par 3 seems to hit a wider range of players than a Par 2 would.
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Chuck Kennedy wrote:If a course has a 50 SSA, no matter how long the course is or how many trees or water hazards it has, it's exactly 10 rating points per throw. If a player shoots a 68, they will get an 820 rating for that round. This is different from ball golf where a player shooting a 90 on a course with a 72 rating will get a handicap of 18 only if the slope is 113 (average). If the slope is lower, the handicap will be lower than 18 and the handicap higher if the slope is higher.
In disc golf, the rating a player gets for shooting a certain number of throws more than the SSA will be the same on all courses with the same SSA. If the SSA is 60 on a longer course with few trees or a shorter course with lots of trees, elevation and hazards, each throw is worth 7.9 rating points even though the courses appear dramatically different. For courses with 45 SSA, each throw is always worth 12.8 rating points.
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'While Spacek is replacing Mckee on the roster, he doesn't necessarily fill the exact same role that Mckee did because Spacek's not the kind of big shot blocker that Mckee was. Spacek is more of a mobile defenseman. "I try to move puck quick, try to speed the game a bit," says Spacek, "I'm not a big hitter, I just try to play good position and create some offense and score some goals."'
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There's an art to giving a great interview, and not every country star has mastered it. In fact, most fall somewhere between guarded and nervous when they pick up the phone or agree to talk about their lives and music face-to-face. That holds a singer back, but it's an obstacle that can be overcome, as Brantley Gilbert has proven.


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FORT BRAGG -- His team has been up and down this season. It has played remarkably well some nights and downright awful on others.
It goes hand in hand with rebuilding, part of the wicked cycle all high school basketball coaches must endure, especially those at public schools. Lower Lake High School veteran Jim Salmina has been through it before - first at Kelseyville and now with the Trojans. Unlike some others in his profession, he doesn't use it as an excuse for not putting the best possible product on the floor.
"They have to push hard in practice if they want playing time," Salmina said of his mostly young players following Lower Lake's 44-28 victory over the Fort Bragg Timberwolves in North Central League I varsity girls' action Thursday night at Fort Bragg. "All 11 of my players can play and I'm comfortable with any of them on the floor."
In winning its second straight league game, Lower Lake improved to 2-1 in the NCL I standings and 6-9 overall.
"Our defense was really good tonight," Salmina said. "We had a very solid performance from the kids tonight. Our defense isn't the problem. We need to score more to be competitive in this league."
Nine Trojans reached the scoring column against Fort Bragg, led by Camry Richardson's 11 points and 10 more from Zobee Miller.
"We spread around the scoring, which I like to see," Salmina said. "When you have players scoring four or five off the bench, those points add up. Almost half of our points came from the bench."
Lower Lake didn't got off to a good start but neither did the host T'wolves, who trailed 9-5 after one quarter. The Trojans kept building on their lead from there, increasing it to 21-12 at halftime and 31-19 after three quarters.
"We're not a great team, but if we play well together we'll be just fine," Salmina said with an eye toward Lower Lake's 11 remaining league games.
Part of a stretch of three games in four days for his club this week, the Trojans turn right around and play tonight in Lakeport against Clear Lake (1-2, 6-9).
Tough to do?
Not really, according to Salmina.
"They're young and they're tough and it doesn't affect them too much," he said of a roster that includes freshman Vanessa John and sophomores Shelbie Harris and Linda Tuell.
Besides that, the Trojans' bench runs deep, and no one sits for very long, which means rested legs on the court.
"I don't lose too much when I go to my bench ... sometimes I gain," Salmina said.


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LANDOVER, Md.—Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III suffered a "mild" concussion with just over six minutes remaining in the third quarter of Sunday's game with the Atlanta Falcons and didn't return. Washington will hold its breath until it knows when he'll be able to return.
Griffin will be re-evaluated Monday, but can't return until he passes a series of tests by an independent doctor.
— More on Griffin's injury, Falcons' victory
Coach Mike Shanahan said after the game Griffin didn't know what quarter it was or the score, while characterizing the concussion as mild.
It's safe to say when he does return, he'll learn how to handle this situation better. On a third-and-goal from the 3-yard line, Griffin rolled right and tried to run instead of throwing the ball away.
Falcons linebacker Sean Weatherspoon drilled Griffin as he started to slide on a two-yard loss.
If Griffin can't play, then fellow rookie Kirk Cousins could replace him as he did Sunday. Rex Grossman has been inactive in the first five games.
Cousins played well this summer, but against backups. Cousins threw two interceptions Sunday on throws he shouldn't have made. Part of that comes from a lack of work in practice, but he also tries harder to make a big pass than Griffin.
With Cousins, the Redskins would become a more traditional offense, needing to scrap the zone read—which has opened up a lot of their offense so far. They'll have a better idea Monday how many changes they might have to make.


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Well friends and uniques, we collectively find ourselves smack in the middle of the grey zone. In this not-so-imaginary force field (opposite the wall of worry, which is imaginary) that only appears when the winds of earnings season blow, the market will receive some early financial statements and comments to snack on, digest and then sit anxiously awaiting another feeding.
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Market players hoped and prayed all week for a bounce, yet they had nothing to show for it except more losses. Finally, this morning, vague comments from members of Congress about a productive fiscal-cliff meeting brought in enough buying to keep the market in positive territory. Apple (AAPL) reversed big intraday, breadth was positive -- especially on the NYSE at 2275 gainers to 790 decliners -- and the market even managed to close near the highs. There was a little nervousness mid-afternoon, but the bulls found their footing and appear ready to build on today's reversal.
What was most interesting about this week's action was that everyone was convinced a bounce was coming. The overly anticipatory bulls were burned badly when they jumped in too quickly, but given how stretched the market was to the downside, it just needed the right news to trigger a reversal.
While I'm optimistic that the market has the potential to bounce a bit further, I see no reason to believe that it has made a lasting low. In fact, sellers and bears are very likely to make another run as the market bounces into overhead resistance.
The bulls are going to be hoping for another one of those magic V-shaped bounces, but without the power of Ben Bernanke and his endless QE, we are likely to see more normal back-and-forth trading rather than a one-way trip straight up.
If the market can gain some confidence that a fiscal cliff resolution really is likely, we have a good chance of a recovery into the end of the year. On the other hand, all we have is one day of better action. It is far too early to be a raging bull.
Have a great weekend. I'll be working on my shopping list of stocks and trying to get a jump on holiday plans. I'll see you on Monday.


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The United Fresh Produce Association and the Food Marketing Institute will co-locate trade shows in Chicago for three years, beginning in 2014.
The 2014 event, now open for registration, is June 10-13 and includes United Fresh 2014 and FMI Connect. The shows in 2015 and 2016 will also be in June, with the 2015 show from June 9-11 and the 2016 show set for June 21-23.
"We are really, really pleased about the partnership with United," Leslie Sarasin, president and chief executive officer of FMI, said in a teleconference Sept. 27 announcing the news. "This brings a vine-ripe vibrancy and fresh-picked energy to FMI's Connect focus on the total store experience."
Sarasin said collaboration provides the opportunity to focus on retail issues.
Research shows consumers are seeking knowledge about fresh produce, and Sarasin said retailers view perishables as a major part of their competitive strategy. The partnership with United Fresh will serve FMI members well as they put those strategies in place, she said.
For United Fresh members, the partnership offers the opportunity for the fresh produce industry connect with top retail executives, said Tom Stenzel, president of the Washington, D.C.-based association.
"Having not only the physical location together, but also the intellectual co-location is really going to make a difference for both of our members," he said in the teleconference.
Sarasin said the shows provide a forum to find solutions to growing basket size, increasing customer trips, improving margin and boosting market share.
The United Fresh board of directors see an opportunity with the partnership to build a top-to-top management focus for produce suppliers and customers, Ron Midyett, United Fresh chairman and president of Apio Inc., Guadalupe, Calif., said in a news release.
"Together, we can bring fresh food solutions and innovations to our customers that can significantly grow the total business," he said in the release.
Noting that United Fresh was co-located with FMI show for three years in Chicago in the early 2000s and again in 2011 in Dallas, Stenzel said past history points to an enhanced number of produce exhibitors in the show, in addition to continued presence of exhibitors of supply chain technology.
"What we really anticipate for the next three years in Chicago is creating a platform for both," he said.
The show features a Fresh Marketplace Expo and a Fresh Tech Expo, with the Fresh Tech Expo expected to have a "stand-alone" feel.
The configuration of the shows will be more integrated than in the past, where FMI booths and United Fresh were adjacent but separate.
"You will have a focus on fresh and perishable and not only where the United booths are," Sarasin said.
Stenzel said United Fresh is not changing budget projections for the co-located show compared with its traditional show.
"What we want to focus on is the value to the attendees, value to the exhibitors," he said. "If we can create additional value to our industries, it should grow," he said.


text: Is it far fetched to think that Jake Long may take a new contract that is loaded on the back end to stay with Miami. If Long wants to stay in Miami and is a true competitor, he will. He's comin off a couple injury plagued seasons and there are questions whether he's still an elite LT in the NFL. If he does sign, I think it's because he's out to prove he's still one of the games best. It's possible he may want to stay with the hype surrounding Miami finally progressing. 40+mill in cap space, 5 early picks and a new coach who seems like he knows what he's doing and the closest thing to Dan Marino we've had around these part. ..makes sense


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Great Texas Birding Classic Winnings Fund Conservation
AUSTIN, Texas — With 320 species identified, the Environmental Partners birding team, sponsored by Reliant Energy, racked up its third consecutive first-place finish at the 11th annual Great Texas Birding Classic hosted by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory.
Each year, winning teams allocate prize money to fund Texas wildlife habitat conservation and restoration projects approved by the Birding Classic staff.
Seven coastal habitat projects will share $73,000 from contributions by corporate sponsors, team entry fees, community and individual donations, and a grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Texas Coastal Program.
"A number of the projects this year are restoration projects on land that has already been set aside," said Carol Jones, Education Program Manager for the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory. "A common thread among several projects this year is to remove invasive, nonnative species and replace them with native flora that better support birds and wildlife."
For example, Jones said the Bushnell-sponsored Butcherbirds team, who placed third in this year's competition, donated their $10,000 in prize money to the Texas City Prairie Preserve in Galveston County to remove a nonnative plant that is threatening to drive the Attwater's Prairie Chicken to extinction.
Funds were also donated to purchase land for future conservation and restoration efforts.
The Environmental Partners have allocated their $20,000 first-place prize to the Columbia Bottomlands Conservation Project for the acquisition of key tracts of migratory bird habitat. Already, the project has conserved more than 14,000 acres of prime avian habitat.
To date, the Great Texas Birding Classic has raised $578,000 for wildlife conservation efforts along the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail.
"The Birding Classic has helped raise awareness that we need to preserve wildlife habitat not only for our resident birds, but also for our migratory birds to rest and refuel," said Jones.
Other projects funded with prize money from the Great Texas Birding Classic include the following:
- $10,000 from the second-place Cranes Team, sponsored by ConocoPhillips, will go to the Goose Island Walkway to Wetland Wildlife project to construct and 85-foot-long walkway for public access to the western half of Goose Island State Park.
- $10,000 from the Lower Coast winners, the Swarovski-sponsored Roadside Hawks, will go to the Sabal Palm Audubon Center to restore wildlife habitat in Cameron County near Brownsville.
- In Nueces County near Corpus Christi, the Packery Channel Sanctuary Habitat will receive $10,000 from the LSU Tiger-Heron team, sponsored by Zeiss, winners of the Central Coast region. Proceeds will help restore habitat that is native to the barrier island.
- The winners from the Upper Coast, the TAMUG Xtreme Birding Team, sponsored by AEP Texas, will donate their $10,000 prize winnings toward restorations on the Horseshoe Marsh Prairie in Port Bolivar, Galveston County.
- The $3,000 prize for the Lone Star Bird Award, won by the Nikon and WildBird magazine-sponsored WildBirders team, will go to the Coastal Sanctuary Understory Diversification project, which aims to remove invasive species from coastal lands in Chambers County.
For more information on the Great Texas Birding Classic, visit the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Web site.
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Hi all,
My daughter told me about an iphone/ipad 'app' that she was using to help keep her motivated to attend the gym and abide by a healthy eating regime.
Its called "MyFitnessPal" and is available for free from Apple's App Store and online on their page (listed below). It comes in Android and Apple flavours.
Basically, it helps you to diarise your exercise regime, meals, and progress (weight loss, waist and neck measurements). There is a social media component to it so you can link it to facebook or have friends on MyFitnessPal and keep in touch and motivate each other - or keep it private. The app calculates calories burned (exercise) and consumed (food diary) and lets you know if you are on track to lose weight and how many additional calories you can consume as a result of exercise performed and still be in track to meet your goal. Many food items if they have a bar code can be scanned and all the essential nutritional information is uploaded and tabulated. I have been using it nearly constantly for the past few weeks and it has been a great aid.
It is also good to use to realize how calorie laden some foods are and how much effort is required to burn those calories.
So if you have an issue with motivation or commitment - this application is well worth a look.
kind regards