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Discover the California redwoods, the tallest trees in the world. These amazing giant redwood forests can be found at the Jedediah Smith Redwood Forest south of Brookings and outside of Crescent City. Another grove is located at the Del Norte Coast Redwood State Park a few miles further south.
These mammoth redwood trees may weigh over 500 tons and grow to be taller than the Statue of Liberty and the Giant Sequoia trees. Amazingly, the redwoods have shallow roots, often only 6 feet deep, but can spread out to 250 feet interlocking with nearby trees.
Jedediah Smith State Park is stocked with towering old growth redwoods. These redwood groves are the most scenic in existence. The oldest are 2,000 years old and show no signs of dying out. Heights can reach 350 feet with base diameters of 20 feet or more. Howland Hill Road passed through the center of the park giving casual visitors easy access to these stunning beauties. While the road is not paved, it is easily accessible by auto from Highway 101 or Route 199. The Wild and Scenic Smith River, last major free flowing river in California, runs along the park's northern boundary and along Route 199.
Portions of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park are shrouded in mystery. The location of the largest trees including the Grove of Titans and the Del Norte Titan have been kept secret, but there are very faint trails that lead the way for those who know where to look. Lost Monarch, one of the trees in the grove, is thought to be the largest coast redwood in the world. In addition to Lost Monarch, the grove also consists of the Del Norte Titan, Sacajawea, Aragorn, Aldebaran, and the Screaming Titans.
There are 20 miles of hiking and nature trails plus fishing for salmon and steelhead during their fall and winter runs.
There are 89 camping and RV sites (no hookups) are available at the park. Amenities include a boat launch ramp, swimming, and accessible restrooms. Reservations can be made online.
There are two horseback riding trails. The Little Bald Hills Trail is stock-ready primitive camp. The Mill Creek Horse Trail is available for day use only.
Download a brochure (with map) at the Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park.
The Jedediah Smith Information Center is located is located along Route 199, a short distance east of US Route 101, near Crescent City, California,. A park and campground brochures can be downloaded.
The Del Norte Coast Redwood State Park has 6400 acres along eight miles of Pacific Ocean coastline. The park includes a stretch of the California Coast Trail which is a great place to day hike. There are miles of trails along the redwoods as well as beach walking for the hikers.
At US 101 mile marker 15.6 is a trailhead down to Wilson Beach where 30 foot tall rhodedendrons bloom during May and the first part of June.
Damnation Creek Trail starts nearby at the 16 mile marker and heads west through the redwoods and Douglas-fir plus Sitka Spruce. At low tide, it is possible to tide pool by hiking 1,000 feet down the cliffs and discover the crabs, sea stars, and sea anemones.
This information center is located a short distance west of US Route 101 and is full of information on the area attractions in the Redwood National Forests. The people working at this center are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They have maps and other handouts plus first hand information about where to visit.
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Let's face it: Summer vacation with the kids at Los Sueños Resort can be a blast, but a grown-up getaway without them can be even more fun, not to mention relaxing.
You deserve it; it's been a long summer, and the kids are back in school; now it's time for mommies and daddies to get away. So call up grandma, or aunt Sue, or the nanny, and ask her to stay. You've earned it, you two, a long, sweet, grown-up getaway.
Here are 7 fantastically fun things to do – just the two of you.
A day out on the greens is just the ticket for some beautiful, peaceful, quiet relaxation. A little competition between the two of you is always fun, and La Iguana Golf course just fits the bill. 18 holes of championship design, the course is made extra special by the rainforest that surrounds it and you'll find that you're accompanied, not by noisy children, but by toucans and monkeys.
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There is nothing like a day out on the water, fishing for blue marlin, that gets the adrenalin pumping, and the feeling of freedom flowing. No kids, no worries- just you, your partner, and the challenge of the big one. With the sun sparkling off the Pacific and a cold one in hand, you'll enjoy a day of sport fishing off the shores of Costa Rica, with no worries at all other than where you'll be having dinner that evening.
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Hello guys.
This is my first guide here. At first, sorry for my bad English, it's not my native language as you will realize.
I've been playing LoL for about 2 years and the char that I've played the most is Singed, for sure.
Singed had been nerfed a few times in some patches ago, changing his ultimate. Before that, he was able to tower dive and put it down in a few seconds. Just after that, I thought Singed had become an useless char. I had to learn how to play with Singed again, experimented some new builds, and, as a result, I've developed a build using dodge seals and boots of movement. It was doing fine until, sadly, Riot removed dodge runes and masteries and I had to change my build again! D:
I've substituted dodge seals for armor and changed boots of movement and now I buy Boots of Swiftness.
And now we're on the new season... New masteries, new items and a core item was removed Force of Nature. So I've substituted some items to new ones keeping his role on the Fields of Justice.
Hoping that Singed don't suffer more significant changes during thiss season, I've decided to share (and update) this build.
Actually, I've seen so many guys playing Singed with full tank or full AP build and I really think it's a big waste. He can carry his team easily if played correctly. And that's what I do pretend to show you guys.
Enjoy it, leave a comment and vote +1, please.
Suggestions and constructive flaks are welcome. :D
Pros / Cons
+ Great initiator
+ Can disrupt the enemy team structure with Fling
+ Farm a lot with Poison Trail
+ Show stopper - Fling can cancel many skills like Death Lotus, Requiem and others.
- Mana thirsty (specially in early game)
- Hard to mastery
- Abilities are close ranged
- May have some difficulties against a duo ranged lane
- Weak early game
Example Results
I think that it's important to show you guys some example of results. This screenshot shows how efficient this build can be if well played. You can become the team's carrier and lead them to the victory. Singed is often banned in ranked matches because of his disrupt capacity and how can he get fed easily.
The biggest difference between this build and the others that I've seen in mobafire is the masteries.
I use a 1/22/7 mastery tree based on the purpose of Singed's gameplay and his role in the team. With this build, I do intend to be the main initiator of the team, using Mega Adhesive to slow them and fling the main target (generally the ap/ad carrier). So, which characteristics should I have? I must run, have decent MR and DEF and some tenacity to reduce disables and cc effects.
Said that, the mastery tree is quite self-explanatory.
I spend 1 point in Summoner's Wrath to improve my summoner spells.
After the update of the masteries, Singed can't take all the masteries that increase his movement speed, but, as a trade-off, his tenacity increased a lot! Relentless and Tenacious able Singed to pursue his target in a more consistent way. Now he's slower but the duration of cc effects are lower as well. So I focused in MR, DEF, health, tenacity and some movement speed. The role is the same, the biggest difference is the way that you'll pursue your enemy, it envolves more strategy and positioning than pure speed.
In this section I'm gonna present and explain my runes choices.
There's no other viable option for Singed.
is the only viable quintessence for Singed in my opinion, in this role. It'll help you escaping from ganks, pursuing enemies, spreading your Poison Trail etc.
Some players (I mean, a lot of them) use and I say... NO! NO! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!. Just farm in a safe way until you buy catalyst the protector and then you won't have HP issues.
For marks, I use that helps me to do a quite decent damage on early game on the enemies.
Some players use to farm better on early game, but I think that, on late game, it's not so useful. Besides, I think that the AP increase is low and we have better options to increase AP on glyphs.
For seals, since you're the top laner, there's a great chance of facing an AD champion. So pick to give you more sustain during early game. Again, for a top laner as Singed I don't see any other viable choice.
For glyphs we have more options. I generally take to be more resistent during teamfights, that will pop up on mid/late game.
If you think that you'll have enough Magic Resist, you can take to farm better on early game or to don't have mana issues on early game.
: this passive increase Singed's health for each mana point he has. Based on the items that I suggest you to buy, the only one that increase mana is Rod of Ages.
Rod of Ages: +525 mana * 0,25 = 131,25. That's the bonus that this equip will give us with Empowered Bulwark. We still have an outlined health increase when we level up since Singed's mana increases as well.
: the bread and butter Singed's skill. This skill allow you to farm like hell, escape from persecutions and kill low health enemies that can escape easily, like Master Yi, Twitch, Fizz and others.
: an underestimated skill, in my opinion. Based on the purpose of my build/gameplay, it'll allow you to fling the enemy to your teammates, let them breath more time your poison gas, escape from a gank, etc... Anyway, since you'll be a runner, having Mega Adhesive in level 1 is more than enough to make you reach any enemy and fling/poison/troll/whatever you want.
: This is the skill that transforms Singed in a real threat in the Fields of Justice. It's an awesome skill that can disrupt the enemy's team formation if used correctly. It's a great initiator since you can advance through the enemies and throw their carry to your team, you're able to throw the enemy behind you when you're in a persecution, allows you to interrupt some deadly skills (as I've said before). If you master it your team will be thankful, for sure.
: When activated, you'll fell like superman. It gives you a lot of buffs (MR, Def, AP, MS, Health and Mana regen, and tenacity) that allows you to tower dive, get in the enemy formation to fling their carry, push lanes, in other words, kick ***es like a boss. Since it has low cooldown for an ult, you don't have to be so worried about activating it whenever you find an opportunity.
Skill Sequence
Differently of most of Singed players, I start with Poison Trail, instead of Fling.
The biggest advantage is that you will be able to farm better.
But, sometimes Fling can be more useful... For example, when you're being pushed and you can throw an enemy to your turret or save a teammate. It always depends on the situation. But in most of the cases, pick Poison Trail and you will level up faster.
WTF Setinha?! Why should I max Fling before Mega Adhesive?
This question is frequently asked to me, and I have a reason to do that. As you all must be bored of reading, the main role of a Singed player that follows this guide is run, poison the enemy and fling him into your tower's direction.
Given that, ok, I take Quintessences of Swiftness allowing me to run faster and faster. So I'll probably be the fastest champion in the lane and I can slow my enemy in 35% for some seconds. Even in teamfights, using Mega Adhesive I'll be able to fling my enemy and put him in the middle of my teammates. That's why I really do think that for mid game level 1 Mega Adhesive is more than enough.
What's the benefits of a high level Fling?
The unique benefit is the damage and, you'll pick it just on level 8. So, if you're doing it right, you'll already have Rod of Ages. At this moment, your Poison Trail will do 76 damage per second (which means 228 for each time that he's affected) plus your Fling that does 210 of damage. Each level will increase the damage in 50, but, with your AP equips and a decent positioning, you'll be able to domain the lane safely and escape from ganks.
Anyway, this is just my opinion and I really think that you should give it a try. Just do it and then come with your comments :D
Summoner Spells
Singed can use so many summoner spells that actually it's hard to decided which ones we should pick.
- Ghost is obligatory for any Singed's build. And it's a MUST for my build given the role that we intend to have. Ghost + Insanity Potion allows you to fulfill your role in the team in any teamfight.
The second summoner spell may be a hard decision, but I personally pick Ignite to get the kill of low health enemies. As I've said before, there are many chars that have escape mechanisms like Twitch, Caitlyn, Master Yi, Fizz, and others. Singed is specialized in kill those runaways because he can do overtime damage with his poison. And the chances to get the kill are considerably increased using Ignite.
Other Viable Options:
- Teleport: it allows you to go back to shop and back again to lane so you don't lose too much cs. It may be helpful too to save a turret on a pushed lane.
- Flash: It may be useful as an escape tool since it has its surprise factor, but I don't see too much utility for Singed.
- Clarity: For those cases when you're spending all your mana because you forget Poison Trail Poison Trail turned on. May be a option for beginners, but it'll be useless when you start to play well with Singed.
Not Viable Options:
- Exhaust: You're quite tanky and already have Mega Adhesive Mega Adhesive, so why should you pick this?
- Clairvoyance: Just let this spell to your support teammate
- Smite: You're not jungling, so don't pick it.
- Revive: Are you serious?
- Cleanse: Even being the team carrier, you'll not be the main focus of the enemy team, so this this is not that necessary.
- Promote: Hmmm... nah... you do have better options
- Surge: It doesn't make any sense increase Singed's attack speed. Even with the AP buff, you have better options.
- Heal: Leave it to your full tank or support teammate.
In this section I'll give a detailed explanation of why and when I pick some items and not others.
Firstly I'd like to show you Singed's core build:
This list used to have Force of Nature but unfortunately it was removed in this season.
Anyway, having those 2 items are essential for a successful Singed!
- Rod of Ages will give you decent AP, health and mana, increasing it for 10 minutes, when it gets full charged, and still has a very helpful with Passive that restores mana and health when you level up.
- Boots of Swiftness is the kind of item that I don't see much utility in other chars. But in Singed it's so awesome. You'll have enough speed to do your duty, to roam around the Fields of Justice and become a real nightmare to your enemies.
- Twin Shadows is far from being a decent substitute for Force of Nature but this is the first tanky item that you're gonna buy. It'll give you some MR, some AP (allowing you to be more lethal) and has an interesting active.
- Raduin's Omen: another item that suffered some modifications to this season, but it still fits well with Singed. It'll give DEF, a decent amount of health and the unique active is very nice in almost all situations. It lost the cooldown reduction and the health regen, but now it's cheaper, so it's worth it.
- Liandry's Torment: A new season equipment. I'm putting it on the place of Rabadon's Deathcap because it has more sinergy with Singed. It gives some AP, HP and Magic Penetration and the damage over time of its passive combines with Poison Trail. A very nice option.
- Shurelya's Reverie: The cherry of the cake of this build. It fits perfectly with your role and It's quite unexpected by your opponents. You'll have more health regen, mana regen, CDR and an active skill increases your movement speed by 40% for 3 seconds, time more than enough to chase your enemy, Fling him and get the kill. You'll feel just like you're activating nitro in Need For Speed. Activate it in the right time and a simple chase may become your enemies' annihilation.
Other viable choices:
Despite the core build, you can substitute the other equips based on your team's necessity.
- Banshee's Veil: Buy it if the opponent team has too much AP and/or CC champions
- Thornmail: Viable choice against heavy dps team
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter: It's a good pick since your Poison Trail will, in addition to its overtime damage, slow the enemies. It's useful in just some situations since most of Singed players want to be chased by their enemies and the slow given by rilay's crystal scepter don't help you with that.
- Rabadon's Deathcap: it will increase the damage of ]]poison trail]] and Fling, making you a real killing machine. Enemies can't chase you because you're too fast and, if they do it, they will take a lot of damage from your poison.
- Frozen Heart: Another viable choice against heavy dps team, since it reduces the attack
speed. But the main reason for buying it is the nice CDR.
- Will of the Ancients: Useful if you're in a heavy AP team. Also, imagine how funny it must be recovering a huge amount of life poisoning minion waves. :D
- Void Staff: Pick it if the enemy team has too much Magic Resist.
Some equipments that I've seen in Singed but I disliked:
- Doran's Shield: The item is not that bad, but, based on the idea of rushing a Rod of Ages, I think it's a waste of money. Its main atribute, in early game, is the health regen. In my build, I suggest you to buy Sapphire Crystal and two health pots. With that you can stay in lane until you have enough money to buy catalyst the protector, that will provide you health and mana regen when you level up, in other words, you'll often recover mana and health since in early game you level up easily.
- Doran's Ring: It's quite the same motive of Doran's Shield. It gives you mana regen, some AP, but rush Rod of Ages is your priority.
- Aegis of the Legion: It's useful for support chars. Your role is not to support your teammates, so it's not a good pick.
- Warmog's Armor: Yeah, I know that you can farm a lot with Singed, which means feed
Warmog's Armor attributes, but this item just gives you health and health regen. It's good, but doesn't fit with Singed role that I proposed in this guide. Leave it for a full tank build.
- Manamune: I've seen a lot of Singed players using this equipment lately. I don't think it's useful. Some players may think: "Well, since I can activate and deactivate Poison Trail I'll increase my mana so fast with Manamune". Now I tell you, indeed, you'll increase your mana, and…? Manamune increases your attack damage based on your total mana, but when do you attack with Singed? As I've written before, I rarely use auto-attack in teamfights, instead of it, I'm always running to spread my poison. So, buying Manamune just to increase your mana is such a waste of slot. You do have much better options.
- Guardian Angel: It gives you defense and magic resist, also you will resurrect upon death. OK, it looks nice, but you'll probably be the last target in teamfights. Besides that, you have a lot of mechanisms that avoid you from being chased, which means that in late-game you will rarely get dead. So, why should you buy it?
- Mercury's Treads: Tenacity? Magic Resist? You already have enough to sustain a lane. Twin Shadows gives you some Magic Resist and your Insanity Potion reduces the duration of incoming disables. Boots of Swiftness is the unique option for Singed. You must run, run and RUN!
- Abyssal Mask: Decent AP, decent MR, decent passive, but it doesn't fit with Singed. Why, Setinha? It decreases enemy's MR that are near you, but since you'll be always running away, you won't be able to use all the potential of Abyssal Mask, which means that it won't benefit you so much for such investment. And the area of effect of this item was reduced some patches ago.
As I've written before, Singed will potentially be the one of the richest chars in the end of match. If not, believe me, you'd played it wrong.
The key to farm properly with Singed is using Poison Trail correctly. And how do I know if I'm doing it right or wrong, Setinha?
At first, check how long you can stay in lane with enough mana to farm. If you're getting out of mana, you're possibly doing it wrong. You don't need to keep Poison Trail turned on all the time. Just activate it to spread in the minions wave and turn it off. After a few seconds, if necessary, turn it on again to kill the remaining minions. If you're running out of mana, try to save it just auto-attacking. Try to always have enough mana to cast Mega Adhesive to escape from ganks.
And the last farming advice that I should give you is never, never, never and NEVER use Fling to kill a minion. It costs a considerable amount of mana and don't have low cooldown (10 seconds) increasing the chance of you missing an opportunity to use it on an enemy. So try to always keep it ready to be used.
On late game, with full charged Rod of Ages and Rabadon's Deathcap you will be able to kill quickly minion waves, which means, more cs, more money, more resources.
Singed can zone very well. If your opponent don't know Singed's zoning, he'll probably be
dead in the first 5 minutes of the match.
Your play style during early game will depend on the enemy that you're facing.
AD Melee Carrier:
If your lane opponent is an AD melee carrier try to dominate the lane with your Poison Trail. How? Since generally AD carriers don't have much life, you can do it easily. First of all enter in the bush, activate Poison Trail and walk through the minions. Probably your opponent will take distance to not get poisoned. Repeat this process until you level up and take Fling.
After that, keep farming using Poison Trail and, when you have an opportunity, Fling him in your tower's direction and run through his turret's direction. He'll take damage overtime and if he decides to attack you, just keep Poison Trail on and run back to your turret – activate ghost if necessary. Using this tactic he'll probably have to go back to his base, allowing you to farm more and more.
AD Ranged Carrier:
You won't see this kind of champion too much since generally you'll be the solo top of your
team and AD Ranged Carriers are generally on bot with a support champion. Anyway, this is probably the worst scenario for you. Since Singed skills have low range, your enemy can farm safely and kill you if you don't pay too much attention. It'll be harder to level up and you'll probably need a nice gank of your jungler. Let your opponent push the lane, just hold turret and try not to feed him. Whenever your jungler get in position, use your Mega Adhesive to facilitate the gank, fling the opponent and rape.
AP Carrier:
AP Carriers, specially nukers, are weak matches against Singed on early game since they
don't have too much AP (aka damage) to kill you. Use the same bush tactic as I've showed
before and take control of the lane. Just be careful with those AP carriers that have stun
( Annie and Brand, for example), specially if they are holding turret.
If they just keep holding turret even if you're just last hitting, wait until you reach level 6 and have Boots of Swiftness and catalyst the protector. When you have the chance, use your Insanity Potion, Poison Trail and Fling to get the kill.
Hard to lane against since they have a lot of life and can make decent damage. Your role
here is: hold the lane, be careful with ganks and farm as much as you can. Try to lure your
opponent, encouraging him to attack you. Try to escape using your Poison Trail to inflict him damage while he's pursuing you. Repeating this process he'll be forced to go back to base. This will be a boring match, but, in mid-late game, teamfights will pop on the map and you'll feel
more useful.
Against 2 on top:
This formation is quite normal in non-ranked matches. The good thing is that your jungler can
get the buffs safely and gank more. In this situation, you'll have to hold the turret. Don't play aggro, play safe! It'll be hard to farm (just like against AD Ranged). When they reach your turret, use your Poison Trail to kill the minions and inflict some damage to the enemies.
If they attack you and are in the turret aim, fling them into your turret's direction. Anyway,
you will need ganks ASAP or your turret will get down in no time. If your jungler is ganking
correctly and you're able to hold the turret efficiently, congratulations! You and your jungler will have a higher level comparing to your enemies. You'll be more solid, especially when you get Insanity Potion, enabling you to face both of them and push the lane.
Singed can be a great initiator given his sustainability and speed. Based on your team's
structure, you'll be able to define who is the main initiator. Personally, I prefer that other
viable teammate initiate the battle since Singed probably would have to use Fling to
initiate it. As I've written before, Fling is one of the most underestimated skills in LoL. Wait until you have the appropriate moment to use it, based on your opponent's team structure.
Use it to cancel a lethal ult's just like Absolute Zero or Death Lotus, you can troll Jarvan IV flinging him out of his Cataclysm, throw their ad carrier out of the battle for a moment and disrupt their formation, chase an escaping enemy and throw him back the battlezone, etc.
Do it always with your Poison Trail and Insanity Potion turned on. You'll get assists, kills and will be fast enough to run away or pursue any enemy. I really don't remember when I remained in teamfight auto-attacking. I'm always running to spread my poison and ready to
fling any escaping enemy.
Don't worry if you are being chased after all of your teammates got dead. Keep your Poison Trail on, use your Mega Adhesive and escape safely. If your enemies are unskilled they will keep chasing you, because they are in advantage and luckily you will get a kill. I've gotten some kills in this way, especially against Twitch that keep following me while stealthed.
Hold the turret as safe as possible (don't let them ace!) until your teammates respawn.
This is where you and your team should Sight Ward.
- Yellow: Vital to protect the jungler on your team
- Blue: For protection depending on which lane you're on
- Red: To guard Dragon and Baron
- Orange: In order to Counter-Jungle
Final Words
This build is still under construction. I do pretend to add some more detailed information in some chapter and make this guide more attractive and easy to read doing some modifications just like customizing titles, texts and fixing some codes troubles.
- April 26th - release of the guide.
- December 09th - new season update.
- December 16th - inserted Liandry's Torment on Rabadon's Deathcap place, repaired some code problems and created the Runes Section
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2015 Draft Reaction Blog, Round 2
Day one followed the script about as much as we expected, with Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota quickly off the board and a glut of wide receivers following them.
Day two promises to be a far more outrageous affair, as consensus makes way to gut feels and favorite players. This is where we really get an idea for what teams want and how much preparation they've done to ensure they get it. As with our first round reaction coverage we're going to be commenting on all the picks as they come in after we watched all 870 FBS games during the 2014 season and put them through the PFF grading treatment.
Let's see what the day holds in store for us and as ever check us out on twitter as we bring the information like no other can!
That concludes are round two breakdown, click here to move to round three.
64. NewEngland Patriots
Jordan Richards, S, Stanford
What He Brings: Good going forward, not so hot on his heels. A bigger body who was used as a (way) deep safety in such a way that he was rarely involved in the play. Doesn't have the talent to match up with receivers in the slot and a bit headless when coming up to attack the ball carrier. But there is no fear in him and he will get stuck in. Had the 11th highest production grade of all draft eligible safeties.
Where He Fits: Initially we'd expect more of a special teams based role but with the opportunity to grow into a partner for Devin McCourty after ironing out some of the wrinkles in his game.
63. Seattle Seahawks
Frank Clark, ED, Michigan
What He Brings: A whole lot of character concerns but a whole lot of talent. Clark was dismissed from Michigan for his problems off the field but when he was on it he was a true force. Had the seventh highest overall grade of edge rushers despite only playing 421 snaps. It's easy to see why the Seahawks are prepared to take a chance on him.
Where He Fits: Seattle are not short on defensive line talent but they're the kind of team that will find a way to rotate and ensure productivity. Clark promises to be another one of their number.
62. Green Bay Packers
Quinten Rollins, CB, Miami (OH)
What He Brings: Length and a whole lot of potential. Rollins spent one season playing football but showed the kind of natural talents that caught the attention of everyone. Quick wide receivers can cause him problems but when he knows what you're doing, he's got the physical ability to shut the play down. Still raw but eight picks and eight further pass break ups are impressive numbers.
Where He Fits: Green Bay never feel compelled to rush rookies into the starting lineup so a raw talent like Rollins should get some protection in that regard.
62. Green Bay Packers
Quintin Rollins, CB, Miami (OH)
What He Brings: Length and a whole lot of potential. Rollins spent one season playing football but showed the kind of natural talents that caught the attention of everyone. Quick wide receivers can cause him problems but when he knows what you're doing, he's got the physical ability to shut the play down. Still raw but eight picks and eight further pass break ups are impressive numbers.
Where He Fits: Green Bay never feel compelled to rush rookies into the starting lineup so a raw talent like Rollins should get some protection in that regard.
61. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ali Marpet, OL, Hobart
What He Brings: Truth be told we've only studied Marpet at the Senior Bowl where he was very impressive. He's an incredibly tough projection but an incredible athlete.
Where He Fits: There's no rush to push him into a starting spot from the Bucs but he'll have every opportunity to earn one.
60. Dallas Cowboys
Randy Gregory, ED, Nebraska
What He Brings: Top 10 talent and a boatload of off the field concerns. As a player Gregory is explosive and more powerful than you'd imagine at his size. Needs to bulk up to translate a willingness to be good against the run into actually being good against the run. Had the highest pass rushing productivity score from the right side of the line against Power-5 opponents.
Where He Fits: Dallas will roll the dice with Gregory and Greg Hardy as dominating forces in their sub package. He lacks the size to be an effective every down player (can you get 20 pounds on him) but he's so explosive, and so powerful that you have to get him on the field when you know the quarterback will be passing.
59. Denver Broncos
Ty Sambrailo, OT, Colorado State
What He Brings: Intriguing athleticism but not a whole lot of college production. Even against inferior opposition he didn't dominate and when he was faced with better players he promptly got taught a lesson by Nate Orchard. He's not ready to start but offers upside as a developmental prospect after 34 draft eligible tackles got a higher production grade.
Where He Fits: The team does need a right tackle but Sambrailo lacks the power and pedigree to be that guy right now. Can you say redshirt year?
58. Arizona Cardinals
Markus Golden, ED, Missouri
What He Brings: A little bit of everything. Doesn't have stand out measurables but does have stand out tape. Golden just makes plays whether he's rushing the passer or shedding blocks in the run game. His overall production grade for the past year was actually fourth highest of all edge defenders. Long in the shadow of Shane Ray he may just get a chance in the spotlight now.
Where He Fits:Great fit for Golden and great get for Arizona. They've been desperate for some young and talented edge rush, and Golden finally provides it to them. He might start off life subbing in for edge setting Matt Shaughnessy in the teams nickel and dime packages, but has the potential to be more.
57. St Louis Rams
Rob Havenstein, OT, Wisconsin
What He Brings: A personal favorite of our own Khaled Elsayed, Havenstein got shown up a little by Joey Bosa (who didn't) but displays better footwork than you'd expect of a man his size, and is particularly graceful blocking on the move (whether working down the line or pulling past teammates). Had the 10th highest run blocking score of all Power-5 tackles.
Where He Fits: Real chance to be a stay one starter, giving the Rams a couple of mammoth tackles. Short of bringing back Joe Barksdale there really isn't too much standing in his way.
56. Pittsburgh Steelers
Senquez Golson, CB, Ole Miss
What He Brings: Playmaking and a possible conversion to playing in the slot (he wasn't used there in 2014 at Ole Miss). The NFL is currently infatuated with the longer corners and Golson isn't long and isn't going to be a press type of guy. But he has a great change of direction and great instincts for the ball. Helped him to pick up the fourth highest coverage grade against Power-5 opposition of all cornerbacks who are draft eligible.
Where He Fits: The Steelers cornerback depth chart reads like an advert for them to pick a cornerback high. Golson will have every opportunity to get significant playing time.
55. Baltimore Ravens
Maxx Williams, TE, Minnesota
What He Brings: An ability to do it all as a tight end. Was our top ranked tight end from a production point of view, earning positive marks receiving and with his blocking. Not a Jimmy Graham type athlete but will contribute on every down. Williams was second in the nation in yards per route run from the TE spot.
Where He Fits: Time to give up on Dennis Pitta and move on with the kind of complete tight end the Ravens haven't had since the days of Todd Heap. Hard not to see him featuring heavily from day one.
54. Cincinnati Bengals
Jake Fisher, OT, Oregon
What He Brings: A real nastiness who loves to finish a block but can get a little bit grabby as a result. Really walks a fine line with how much an official will flag him in that regard. Not much experience on deep dropbacks (just nine seven stop drops the entire year) and really struggled with power moves inside. Fantastic at the second level though, working off blocks to make linebackers pay. A little bit of a poor mans Brandon Scherff with far weaker production.
Where He Fits: He might just wind up at guard. Has the versatility and experience where he could fill the role of swing lineman but it will be interesting to see how the Bengals manage having two high round offensive tackles in the building, potentially replacing two veterans who will surely play a role in their development.
53. Detroit Lions
Ameer Abdullah, RB, Nebraska
What He Brings: Great vision and extremely quick in and out of his cuts. More powerful than he looks and with three down back upside. Does need to get much better in pass pro where he had the fifth lowest grade against the Power-5. Still did earn a better grade for his rushing than TJ Yeldon and was third overall in the class from a production point of view.
Where He Fits: Take what Reggie Bush did (was meant to do) and fit Abdullah into that role. He's going to be the lightening to the thunder of Joique Bell.
52. Cleveland Browns
Nate Orchard, ED, Utah
What He Brings: Some speed off the edge and a natural combination of football and hand usage to defeat blocks. Caused Andrus Peat more than a few problems with his unique blend but went missing a little more than we'd have liked. For all his pressure only had the 23rd best pass rushing grade of edge defenders against Power-5 opposition.
Where He Fits: Putting some pressure on Barkevious Mingo and potentially making Paul Kruger expendable depending on how well he plays. Orchard won't be handed anything but should eat up some of the snaps Jabaal Sheard left on the table.
51. Miami Dolphins
Jordan Phillips, ID, Oklahoma
What He Brings: An ability to eat up double teams and a quickness to win rushing the passer. When he wants to. Can be something of a wrecking ball on the inside like Brodrick Bunkley in his prime.
Where He Fits: Miami has really retooled their defensive line and there's no reason why Phillips can't immediately eat up starter snaps on early downs next to Ndamukong Suh. The team spent a lot of money on Suh and they'll want to put him in favorable positions, so having someone who can ensure he's single teamed would be ideal.
50. Buffalo Bills
Ronald Darby, CB, Florida State
What He Brings: An ability to turn and run with receivers, good understanding of when to play the ball and a willingess in the run game. On the less positive side he can struggle with quickness at the line and does play a little high. Tied for 11th amongst Power-5 corners in allowing just 0.85 yards per snap in coverage.
Where He Fits: Backup. Rex Ryan isn't scared of adding cornerbacks and doesn't feel the need to throw them to the wolves that are NFL receivers. The team are well stocked at cornerback so this is a best player available style pick (not that he was on our board) with a view to the future in mind.
49. Kansas City Chiefs
Mitch Morse, OL, Missouri
What He Brings: An ability to play all five offensive line spots and some handy protection numbers where he had the third highest pass blocking grade of all SEC left tackles. Did not however impress in the run game with a negative grade on the year and is something of a projection.
Where He Fits: Swing lineman in year one? The Chiefs needed to get better on the line but this feels like a pick that might take some time to pay dividends. Of course we haven't really studied Morse as anything other than a tackle so let's see how he converts.
48. San Diego Chargers
Denzel Perryman, LB, Miami
What He Brings: A real ferocity attacking blocks in the run game, but if he doesn't win with his initial surge then his lack of length has him struggling to get off blocks. Good feel in zone where he can watch the quarterback but might struggle to track a tight end down the seam. Did well given the talent in front of him to finish fifth overall out of Power-5 linebackers with an 11.8 run stop percentage.
Where He Fits: Competing for playing time. Donald Butler has flattered to deceive and Manti Te'o has been so anonymous he's faded from ridicule. He could be the kind of attacking, tone setting linebacker this defense is crying out for.
47. Philadelphia Eagles
Eric Rowe, DB, Utah
What He Brings: Size and length. The Eagles could use help at safety or depth at corner and Rowe can provide on both counts. Played chiefly at cornerback for Utah where he showed off his ability as a press man corner. He's a little Brandon Browner in that regards because when he gets his hands on you its over, but if he's playing off coverage or doesn't get the jam he doesn't have the recovery speed to make up for it. Only allowed one completion on 10 slot targets on the year.
Where He Fits: This is the question. His skillset projects a little stronger to cornerback the way the Eagles like their cornerbacks to be big and physical. If the team are to trade Brandon Boykin it opens up a spot for Rowe as a nickel defender with Walter Thurmond moving into the slot.
46. San Francisco 49ers
Jaquiski Tartt, S, Samford
What He Brings: Experience playing the single-high role but doesn't have the kind of range, reactions or speed that you'd feel comfortable testing him with that at the NFL level. A small school prospect he didn't get the same level of attention as his FBS peers in our system.
Where He Fits: The long term successor to Antoine Bethea? The 49ers have done a good job finding talent for their secondary in recent years and there's no rush to get Tartt involved immediately unless they have plans to tackle their linebacker crisis with more dime looks.
45. Minnesota Vikings
Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA
What He Brings: Top end ability in coverage where he looks incredibly smooth and has a knack for making plays. Not so hot in the run game where the play is over for him when a blocker gets his hands on him. Fortunately has the athleticism that he can beat blockers to a space but could get found out against better physical specimens. Had the highest grade of all linebackers in coverage for the 2014 season.
Where He Fits: The heir apparent to Chad Greenway. He might feature more prominently as a sub package linebacker initially as Greenway completes his farewell tour this year (in all likelihood).
44. New Orleans Saints
Hau'oli Kikaha, ED, Washington
What He Brings: A relentless motor, a couple of knee surgeries, and incredible production. His workout numbers were a bit whiffy but his tape was anything but. No real standout qualities but does everything well enough that the sum is greater than its parts rushing the passer. Playing in the Pac-12 had the highest pass rushing grade of all edge rushers in the Power-5 but wasn't nearly impressive against the run where he can get washed out.
Where He Fits: Likely a situational role, with Anthony Spencer or Parys Haralson making way for him to get at the passer. It could give the Saints one of the more fearsome sub package rush packages when you put him on the other side from Junior Galette with Cameron Jordan on the inside.
43. Houston Texans
Benadrick McKinney, LB, Mississippi State
What He Brings: Classic thumper style linebacker who is great at shedding blocks with the kind of length and size that allows him to control blockers regardless of their size. That saw him lead the SEC in run stop percentage with an 11.8 rating. Nowhere near as productive in coverage and looks like's trudging through mud when he's left to tackle in space. It's hard to see him becoming an effective every down player if you're going to ask him to do a lot (or anything) in coverage.
Where He Fits: Houston aren't strong at linebacker so it's likely that McKinney should win out in a battle for early down work. That may prove his ceiling though because we just haven't seen how he could function in coverage against backs and tight ends.
42. Atlanta Falcons
Jalen Collins, CB, LSU
What He Brings: Not a lot of experience, but the kind of length and speed teams covet. Was the top ranked corner courtesy of Sam Monson and Gordon McGuinness with his smooth hips and excellent change of direction skills appealing to both. Not without his flaws (he can struggle finding the ball) but it's worth noting that he had one pick, four break ups and allowed just a 10% completion percentage on deep balls.
Where He Fits: Given how Odell Beckham stole the confidence of Robert Alford its easy to envisage Collins working his way into a starting spot. He has the tools that Atlanta want in a cornerback but his lack of experience may see his progress take a little longer.
41. Carolina Panthers
Devin Funchess, TE/WR, Michigan
What He Brings: An ability to operate effecitvely from the slot. Classed as a tight end don't expect too much in the way of blocking from him, as even when split out he really didn't look all that interested. Did play hurt during the year so it's hard to tell how much that impacted him. Was a big part of Michigan's offense, with him targeted on 30.4% of all the routes he featured on.
Where He Fits: Likely as a pass play specialist who might feature far more as a receiver than he would as a tight end. Does give Cam Newton another big target with his ability to overwhelm defensive backs with his size a mismatch.
40. Tennessee Tians
Dorial Green Beckham, WR, Oklahoma
What He Brings: We're somewhat in the dark here as we only graded the 2014 season. But we did go back and watch his 2013 tape and see a receiver who wins more with his physicality than his speed and explosiveness in that regard. Very strong at the catch point and potentially a headache off the field.
Where He Fits: Well the team has Kendall Wright and brought in Harry Douglas and Hakeem Nicks, so really DGB can be whatever he wants as quickly as he wants in Tennessee. Marcus Mariota is going to need bodies to throw to.
39. Chicago Bears
Eddie Goldman, ID, Florida State
What He Brings: An ability to stand up and be counted at the line of scrimmage. Won't let double teams hurt him like a Carl Davis would and is a guy who can truly eat up blocks. Still could do more in that regard with a rather paltry 16 defensive stops in the run game really unimpressive. Don't expect much out of him as pass rusher, isn't his game where 43 interior defenders had higher pass rusher games against the Power-5.
Where He Fits: Right on the nose. Its possible the team might use Jay Ratliff there but Goldman is your prototypical space eater who should make life easier for those behind him. He's no Jordan Phillips mind.
38. Washington Redskins
Preston Smith, ED, Mississippi State
What He Brings: Some versatility. Smith impressed as an edge guy who did some of his best work in the run game, showing real strength to control blockers at will in the run game. Really controls the line of scrimmage in that regard. Has a good first step but doesn't close ground on tackles so isnt an explosive pass rusher except for when he's put inside where he can really cause interior linemen problems.
Where He Fits: The logical assumption is replacement for Brian Orakpo, but that's something of a loss in the explosiveness stakes. Smith's greatest attribute, his work in the nickel, might be where he makes a more visible contribution if the Redskins have creative plans for how to use him.
37. New York Jets
Devin Smith, WR, Ohio State
What He Brings: Can you say speed? Devin Smith will get deep on you in a hiccup and has the natural ability to adjust to the ball in the air. Unfortunately for him was not a huge part of the Buckeyes offensive assault, being targeted just 48 times on the year. Still he turned such a paltry amount of targets into a crazy 931 yards. That was good for a 28.2 yards per catch average. Wowzers. Limited running of the whole route tree given Ohio State somewhat understandably being keen to just send him deep.
Where He Fits: Eased into things. Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker are likely the safer targets right now but Smith offers something that neither of those two will. So we'd expect a sprinkling of him as a rookie before the Jets can get their losses on one of their more expensive receivers next year. Smith has a huge fans in Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo who love this selection.
36. Jacksonville Jaguars
T.J. Yeldon, RB, Alabama
What He Brings: An ability to break tackles. Against Power-5 opposition (we really need to develop an acronym for that) he broken 46 which was third most of all running backs. With less than 200 carries, the overstated contributions of the Crimson Tide line, as well as having to fight for the spotlight in a crowded backfield it kind of got lost how impressive he was.
Where He Fits: Toby Gerhart was not the answer and we'd be surprised if Denard Robinson is anything more than a change of pace back. For a team that is committed to running the ball that likely means Yeldon as a good shot at being the bellcow for this team. Shows good patience as a runner which should fit in nicely with the Jags rushing attack.
35. Oakland Raiders
Mario Edwards, DL, Florida State
What He Brings: Good work in the run game. Graded positively in this regard with the eighth highest grade of all edge defenders in Power-5 games in what was something of a disappointing year given what was expected of him. Didn't do a good job of generating a lot of pressure as he ballooned up to over 300lbs, with 31 other edge rushers having better grades against the top level of competition.
Where He Fits: Rotational initially though he could push for the a starting defensive end spot. Long term he's likely what we saw Trey Flowers being in our mock draft, the heir apparent to Justin Tuck.
34. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Donovan Smith, OT, Penn State
What He Brings: Size. Lots and lots of size. Has the length you look for in a tackle and ability to move people though with his dimensions he should do a little more in that regard. That he earned a negative grade for his run blocking is a testament to how disinterested he looked at times. Had the fifth best pass blocking efficiency metrics for left tackles against Power-5 opposition and was able to grade positively in all bar one game. Get the feeling he has more to offer than he always showed at Penn State.
Where He Fits: There won't be much resistance to a starting spot with only Kevin Pamphile standing in his way. He's likely going to switch to the right side and be asked to be a day one starter.
33. New York Giants (traded from Tennessee)
Landon Collins, S, Alabama
What He Brings: A level of athleticism that no safety in this draft can match. Not your center fielder but more than capable of playing in the box or a two deep look, Collins was our second ranked safety on the 2014 NCAA season earning positive marks in coverage and against the run. Fantastic guy to watch on special teams where he plays a little more carefree and shows off his attributes with a little more reckless abandon.
Where He Fits: Day one starter. Who else is going to stop him? The Giants have 36 career snaps of experience on their roster scheduled to start now so look for Taylor Cooper or Nat Berhe to make way. A hefty price in trading three picks (second, fourth and seventh) for one, but a big need get with a talented player.
18:50! Draft time ahoy. The Titans are the next team up but where will they go? In a little over 10 minutes we'll have an answer for you with some reaction of our own.


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Located in Brandon, Comfort Inn Brandon is in the business district and convenient to Sportsplex and Corral Centre. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Riverbank Discovery Centre and Eleanor Kidd Gardens.
Make yourself at home in one of the 81 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. 32-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
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Rooms, services Guests looking for accommodation in Huzhou are welcome to book 22 nicely furnished rooms at Anji Yao Family Hotel Huzhou. The hotel is offering you freshly prepared fine local meals in its restaurant every day. You may check the most important tourist higlights by taking a car rental service. The local bar will provide an ideal location for personal meetings and nice evening chats. The exact scope of services offered by Anji Yao Family Hotel Huzhou (including those for an extra fee) is available on the information sheet below.
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I took Topomax for about 4 years and also took Maxalt at the same time with no problems whatsoever . I was up to 400 mg of Topomax but I dont recall the mg dose of Maxalt. I went off both of them because I seem to have grown out of the Cluster Migraines I was having. Good Luck !
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Just wanted to do a quick announcement and let you know the Plans for Jon's Skyfighter V4 are completed and ready for free download.
FF-SkyFighter V4 RC Model Designed by: Jon McCarty
This RC model is an original model designed and developed by Jon. This plane was intended to be a modified version of the SkyFighter Frank Made. The wings have been swept back and the Vertical Stabilizer are now located on the wing tips. The model proved to be a stable and agile platform and even capable of vertical take offs. The original RC model design was made with 15mm 1.9 EPP Foam and covered with fiberglass weave & colored sealing/packing tape. Other materials such as Blue Core Foam may be used to make this model, but will not be "Bulletproof". FFFTW!!!
Quick write up from Jon about the Plane
The SkyFighter v4 is my take on Franks great design. This plane flies very stable at a wide range of speeds and power set ups. This is currently my favorite plane to fly. Build the tail fins out of something a bit stiffer and stand it on end for vertical take offs. One word of warning, this plane was built and designed with speed in mind. It will fly slow and stable, but does not slow down quickly. The razor sharp wing bevels and low profile design offer very little resistance.
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One owner from new this 2004 boat offers fantastic living space and open plan accommodation making it ideal for families looking for extended cruising opportunities. Extras including generator, reverse cycle air conditioning and some of the latest Raymarine equipment, she really does have everything you need. Presented in as new condition from an experienced boat owner with a service history to match, this boat really is worth a look. I have known the boat persoanlly since she was delivered to her current owner and it has never missed a beat in 8 years of use. The build quality of this model from Searay is fantastic and this coupled to the fastidious owner means that she is offered seriously for sale.
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Writing Highly Performant Network Frameworks on the JVM - A Love-Hate Relationship
The JVM and Java have come along way in terms of performance over the years. The JIT optimizes our code, helps to get out most of our code, allowing us to concentrate on important aspects and not get lost in micro-optimization. While this is true most of the times, there are situations when the JVM or JIT get in our way and do more harm than good.
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The University of Sussex offers a new one-year MA entirely focused on Corruption and Governance issues. It encompasses theoretical aspects of corruption, allowing student to understand "what corruption is, where it flourishes, why it proliferates, what challenges it poses for policy-makers and the business community and, ultimately, what can be done to counteract it", as well as practical experience through the opportunity to undertake a three months internship in an organisation of this field.
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Mesquite 7-Eleven clerk fights, takes gun away from thief
A Mesquite 7-Eleven clerk fought off a thief by wrestling his gun away early Tuesday morning.
The incident happened about 2:30 a.m. at a location near 635 at Oates Drive and Northwest Drive.
It started as the thief, wearing all black, pointed a gun at the clerk's head. He forced the clerk to go behind the counter, open the register and dump the money in a bag. The thief ordered the clerk to open the safe and when he couldn't access it, the thief hit him.
That's when the clerk fought back and a long struggle ensued, with the clerk eventually taking the suspect's gun.
The two scuffled again, but the thief broke free and ran out of the store.
The clerk's injuries were minor, but store employees told FOX4 that he called and quit his job the day after the incident.
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Money Talks: Budget Friendly Projects: Kitchen Remodel
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You'd like to have the kitchen of your dreams, but your bank account won't allow it. Or will it? Money reporter Stacy Johnson has a few ways to give new life to that old kitchen for under 5 grand.
Geoff Horen, contractor, says, "We're doing much more needs based remodeling as opposed to wants and desires. So people are doing a lot of maintenance. We're doing a large number of smaller projects..."
Things like kitchen remodels are a great way to improve your home: but they don't come cheap - you can easily spend 20 grand or more.
So how do you bring some new life to an old kitchen without breaking the bank? Start with the cabinets.
You don't have to buy a whole new set of cabinets: a simple coat of paint or peel-and-stick veneer could improve the look and feel for thousands less.
Next, if you've got room, add an island. It can add counter space and storage space...just make sure you've got at least 42-inches of clearance on all sides. Prices range from 150 to 1000 bucks.
What about a backsplash? Ceramic tile, colored glass...even stone. This is a place you can let your imagination run wild - and it's cheap. You can do it yourself, or pay 10 to 40 dollars a foot for professional installation.
For any remodeling project, check out salvage shops like the Habitat re-store. You can find gently used stone counter-tops, hardwood flooring, lumber, even kitchen cabinets and stained glass.
Another idea? Appliances. They're not just nicer looking - new appliances are usually more energy efficient. Update that old white dishwasher with a nice stainless steel one between 150 to 250 dollars.
Bottom line? You can update your kitchen without cooking up a big bill or a bunch of debt. Want some more ideas? You know I've got em for you right here at MoneyTalksNews.com.


text: Barren County Video: 2014 Highland Games By Abbey Oldham • Jun 3, 2014 The Highland Games take place at the end of every spring in Glasgow, KY. People from all over the region, as well as around the world, gather to wear kilts, listen to bagpipe troupes perform, trace their Celtic lineage, watch and participate in games such as ax throwing and tug-of-war. T.J. Samson Hospital Cutting Jobs By WKU Public Radio News • Apr 17, 2014 T.J. Samson T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow announced Wednesday that it will cut between 39 and 49 employees from all departments beginning immediately. The hospital released the news at a news conference in Glasgow. The Bowling Green Daily News reports interim CEO Henry Royse said the difficult decisions were based on a costly roll out of an inadequate financial software program and the impact of the Affordable Care Act. Besides the staff layoffs, senior management and salaried physicians will have their pay cut by 10% and employees making more than $10 an hour will see reductions of 2% to 6% beginning in September. Despite the decisions that the hospital was faced with, the administration claims to be still encouraged by the hospital's future. The cuts won't impact the quality or access to care "that drives nearly 1,200 employees of T.J. Samson every day," according to a news release. This latest news comes after the non-profit hospital offered employees early retirement last year. At least two dozen people, including then CEO Bill Kindred, accepted that offer. Beshear Awards $100,000 State Grant to Glasgow Project Designed to Convert Methane into Energy By Kevin Willis • Apr 9, 2014 The city of Glasgow has taken another step toward limiting the impact of methane gas released from its landfill. Governor Steve Beshear was in Barren County Wednesday to present Glasgow city leaders with a $100,000 grant from the state to pursue a landfill gas generation project. Currently, methane emitted from garbage at local landfills is vented into the atmosphere. Under the new plan, methane would be piped into a generator and converted into electricity. "This methane gas to electricity process is something we need to do more of in this country," Beshear said. "And to take refuge in a landfill, and take the methane gas off of that and turn it into electricity and put it on the grid so that people can use it--it saves us all money, it saves the environment." Glasgow mayor Rhonda Trautman says the city is acting now to avoid problems later. Glasgow Shelter Staff, Volunteers Team Up To Send Thousands of Dogs Up North By Emil Moffatt • Apr 1, 2014 Emil Moffatt Listen Listening... / 3:43 Behind the scenes as two dozen dogs are loaded onto the "Rescue Waggin'" Over the last decade, thousands of dogs rescued in Barren County have found new homes, not only in South Central Kentucky, but also in other parts of the country. It's thanks to a partnership between a Glasgow animal shelter and PetSmart Charities. A few minutes before five o'clock on a mild March morning in Glasgow, a large green van pulls into the parking lot of a one-story brick building. About a half-hour before, the lights of the animal shelter came on, an employee of the Barren River Animal Welfare Association took several shelter dogs out for a walk in preparation for the long road trip ahead. The destination for 24 dogs is a shelter in Dubuque, Iowa. Volunteers begin streaming into the shelter's lobby more than an hour before sunrise. It's all-hands-on-deck for the next few furious minutes as they prepare the dogs for the journey on PetSmart Charities' "Rescue Waggin'" "Once they get here, we're supposed to be able to load one dog every five minutes or three minutes," said Margie Patton, who runs the shelter in Glasgow. "Sometimes we can do that, sometimes we can't. We have volunteers who will have dogs ready, so that when one goes out the door, the next one is ready to be checked by their vet tech." Southern Kentucky Superintendent Open to Idea of Year-Round School By Kevin Willis • Mar 12, 2014 Barren County Schools The superintendent of Barren County Schools says he would be willing to consider the idea of year-round school. The concept has come up recently following several episodes of harsh winter weather that led many school systems to cancel classes over a dozen times. Barren County Superintendent Bo Matthews says it might be a good idea to think about officially shortening the summer break, since it is often gets impacted by make-up days caused by bad weather. "The summer break, if you will, continues to get smaller if you look at school calendars around the state," Matthews told WKU Public Radio. "So, in some respects, it wouldn't be a stretch to see us begin to creep further into the month of June." Barren County has missed 16 days this school year due to bad winter weather. Lawrence County has missed 32. State Police Arrest Wanted Barren County Man By Joe Corcoran • Feb 10, 2014 Kentucky State Police have arrested a man they described as "extremely dangerous" after requesting the public's help in finding him. Thirty-three year old Thomas Upton of Glasgow was arrested Sunday night at 9:30 on Boatman Road in Barren County without incident. He's being held at the Barren County Jail. Upton is described as a suspect in as many as eight auto thefts around Barren, Hart, Larue and Warren Counties. State police put out a warning to the public not to leave their vehicles running while unattended. That included warming up the vehicle in driveways in the morning or while inside service stations. They were also warning not to leave keys in an unattended vehicle as that's how many of the car thefts Upton's charged with occurred. A police investigation is still ongoing. Barren County Judge-Executive Announces Retirement By Lisa Autry • Jan 21, 2014 Barren County Government Barren County Judge-Executive Davie Greer will not seek re-election to a fourth term. Judge Greer says her family had a lot to do with her decision to retire. "My family doesn't want me to run again, so I just gave in and said okay," admits Greer. "I've loved what I've done and if I was 20 years younger, I wouldn't think twice about running again and again." During her three terms heading Barren County government, Greer tells WKU Public Radio that the highlight was building the correctional center. Greer's retirement leaves no shortage of potential successors. Barren County Magistrate Chris Steward is seeking the judge-executive post, as well as five others. They include Brian Taylor, W.R. Tarry, David Honeycutt, Don Gossett, and Rob Strickland. Kentucky Wildlife Officials Calling Just-Ended Sandhill Crane Hunting Season a Success By Erica Peterson • Jan 13, 2014 Kentucky's third annual sandhill crane hunting season wrapped up Sunday, and Fish and Wildlife officials are calling it a success. The most recent numbers show 87 birds were killed in this year's sandhill crane hunting season, mostly in Barren County. That's slightly lower than last year, when 92 birds were killed. But both years, the actual hunt fell far below the quota of 400 birds the Department of Fish and Wildlife set. Wildlife Biologist John Brunjes says nearly 400 people got permits to hunt sandhill cranes this year, but many weren't successful. "They're an extremely difficult bird to hunt, they're extremely wary," Brujes said. "It's a challenge. The biggest limiting factor is there are only a few places where they occur in the state." When Kentucky first began allowing sandhill crane hunting in 2011, it was controversial. Opponents argued the birds aren't overpopulated or damaging the environment, and should be protected. This year, Brunjes says there were about 68,000 birds in the sandhill crane's eastern population. If that number ever fell below 30,000, that would trigger an automatic halt to the hunting season. Sustainable Glasgow Wants to Turn Unused Building into Permanent Home for Local Farmers' Market By Kevin Willis • Nov 18, 2013 www.glasgow-ky.com If a Barren County organization has its way, an unoccupied building on Glasgow's downtown square will be turned into a year-round farmers' market. Sustainable Glasgow has applied for a matching grant from the Kentucky Agricultural Development Fund to pay for half of the cost of renovating the building. "It could be our permanent home, it would be on the square, we could have an indoor food court, and we could market more local farm products and farm-to-table prepared foods," Sustainable Glasgow President Jerry Ralston told WKU Public Radio. The group's plans for the facility would also include a full commercial kitchen and cold storage for produce that could be sold by vendors in the building and wholesaled to local restaurants, schools, and hospitals. Ralston says he hopes to hear within the next few months whether Sustainable Glasgow's grant application has been approved. Judge: Former Barren County Sheriff Eaton Can Remain Free During Appeal By Associated Press • Sep 22, 2013 A federal judge is allowing former Barren County Sheriff Chris Eaton to remain free while he appeals his conviction on two counts of witness tampering. U.S. District Judge Joseph H. McKinley concluded that Eaton has raised two reasonable issues that could result in his winning a new trial. Eaton had been scheduled to report to a federal prison in Oakdale, La., by Sept. 30 to begin serving an 18-month prison sentence. He was convicted this year in federal court of directing two deputies to write false incident reports for the FBI. Federal investigators were probing accusations of civil rights violations during a 2010 arrest. Prosecutors had sought to force his immediate surrender, but McKinley noted that Eaton has complied with all pre-trial release conditions and is not a flight risk. Tracey Damron, Ex-Wife of Steve Nunn, Launching Book Wednesday By Associated Press • Aug 7, 2013 The ex-wife of a former Kentucky lawmaker serving life without parole for murdering another woman is launching her book Wednesday. Tracey L. Damron was married to former Rep. Steve Nunn, the son of the late former governor Louie B. Nunn, while he served in state government. A news release says the book, "Trail of Feathers," covers "love, death, murder, political power, deception, the supernatural and ultimately spiritual consciousness." Nunn pleaded guilty to the 2009 death of his ex-fiancee. The release says Damron, who lives part-time in Pikeville, now practices as a medicine woman, conducts spiritual retreats and attends spiritual workshops. She is announcing the book's launch Wednesday morning on the steps of the Capitol in Frankfort and will attend book signings at bookstores in Frankfort and Glasgow on Wednesday and Thursday. Barren County's New Sheriff is No Stranger to the Department By Lisa Autry • Aug 5, 2013 Lisa Autry When Barren County Judge-Executive Davie Greer began looking for a new sheriff, she didn't have to go far. She choose Kent Keen, who retired from the Glasgow Police Department and joined the sheriff's office a year ago as a school resource officer. Monday's announcement attracted a standing room- only crowd inside a Barren County circuit courtroom. A full contingent of uniformed officers stood behind him as Keen pledged to run the department by the book. "I have three guidelines that I operate off of, and that's the KRS (Kentucky Revised Statues), the Barren County Sheriff's Department policy manual, and the Bible, just to be honest with you," explained Keen. "Some God-given common sense may go a long way, folks." Noticeably present at Monday's announcement was Deputy Aaron Bennett, who stood trial in May alongside former Sheriff Chris Eaton. Bennett was also accused of using excessive force on a suspect in 2010 and lying about it to federal investigators. Bennett was acquitted on all charges. He told WKU Public Radio that seeing Keen sworn in felt like the beginning of a new era at the sheriff's office. New Barren County Sheriff is Familiar Face to Department By WKU Public Radio News • Aug 5, 2013 Kent Keen has been named the new Barren County Sheriff.Barren County Judge-Executive Davie Greer made the announcement to a standing-room only crowd at the county courthouse Monday afternoon.Keen worked at the Glasgow Police Department before joining the Barren County Sheriff's Department as a school resource officer. He has over 20 year of experience in law enforcement.Keen takes over from Chris Eaton, who resigned the position last week before being sentenced to 18 months in prison for witness tampering. New Barren County Sheriff to Be Named Monday By Associated Press • Aug 3, 2013 There's going to be a new sheriff in town Monday in Barren County. Judge-Executive Davie Greer told the Glasgow Daily Times that's when she plans to announce her appointment for the position. Former Barren County Sheriff Chris Eaton resigned Wednesday, and was sentenced the next day to 18 months in prison for persuading two deputies to write false incident reports in an FBI investigation of an alleged beating during an arrest. The 42-year-old Eaton, of Glasgow, was acquitted during his trial in May of using excessive force but convicted of witness tampering. Greer told the newspaper that she had narrowed her selection "to four or five" people. Former Barren County Sheriff Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison By Lisa Autry • Aug 1, 2013 Former Barren County Sheriff Chris Eaton will spend a year and a half in prison related to his trial on civil rights violations. Eaton was sentenced Thursday in federal court in Bowling Green. In a courtroom packed with family and friends, Eaton wept as he talked about all the things he could no longer do as a convicted felon, such as coach Little League and volunteer in schools. He told U.S. District Court Judge Joseph McKinley that he felt like a "child predator." "My life is over as I know it," sobbed Eaton. Judge McKinley replied that by all accounts, Eaton was a model citizen, but his punishment must reflect the seriousness of the convictions and the former sheriff's position of authority. "The buck stops with you", said McKinley. "You were in charge that day." Judge McKinley strayed from the prosecution's recommendation of at least seven years and ordered Eaton to serve 18 months in prison followed by two years of supervised release. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 next › last »