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Random thoughts of the week include thoughts such as:
- Seeing the sun makes the whole day feel a lot better.
We have hold a chilly, gloomy week; so when the sun came out today, I noticed! It helped improve our spirits!
- One nice thing about having no more babies is that all the children are all potty-trained.
I am helping to potty train the girl I babysit. She is doing great, but I am reminded of how little I like the potty training process.
Last week, I shared four verses that mean a lot to me. This week, a verse I have been meditation on is a favorite of many: Proverbs 3:5-6. I had talked about this verse a few months ago.
What does it mean to trust in God with all your heart?
Do I really trust God? Do you really trust God?
Here is what Benson's Commentary says:
Trust in the Lord with all thy heart — Wholly and securely rely upon God's wisdom, power, and goodness, and upon his providence and promises, for direction and help in all thine affairs and dangers.
Lean not to thine own understanding — Think not to accomplish thy designs by the strength of thine own understanding, without God's blessing.
I need to run to God in those moments where I don't know where to turn or what to do next. When life gets complicated or confusing, go to God's Word for His wisdom! Too many times I know that I rely on my own thinking and maneuvering. How do I know this? Because I do not turn to God for His help. He is available all the time and He longs to hear from me. In all my ways I need to acknowledge His omniscience, omnipotence, and care for me–and then He can direct my paths!
We live like practical atheists when we ignore our direct access to him and do not acknowledge Him when we have difficulties. When we worry or fret, we show that we do not truly trust Him. When we let our priorities get all messed up because we have to do it all ourselves instead of relying on Him, we show that we do not believe He can help us.
So, do you trust God? Really?
Does the way you live and and your prayer life demonstrate that you trust Him?
I know that I need to more fully trust God.
Here is a good quote from Jon Bloom:
In exercising faith — trusting fully in the Lord and not leaning on our own understanding — we're not setting aside our intellect. We're resting our intellect upon the intellect of God. Nothing is wiser or saner. To do so is to allow him to direct our paths, which not only lead to ultimate joy, but also make the journey itself, even when laden with sorrow, joyful (2 Corinthians 6:10). And it preserves for us all the pleasures God provides us in the world. To not do this is the height of foolishness and the path to misery.
So let us choose joy today by not leaning on our own understanding but in sweet, childlike trust on the sure foundation of our loving Creator's omniscience.
More verses on trusting God:
- And they that know thy name will put their trust in thee: for thou, Lord, hast not forsaken them that seek thee. Psalm 9:10
- But I have trusted in thy mercy; my heart shall rejoice in thy salvation.Psalm 13:5
- Some trust in chariots, and some in horses: but we will remember the name of the Lord our God. Psalm 20:7
- What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. Psalm 56:3
- O Lord of hosts, blessed is the man that trusteth in thee. Psalm 84:12
- He that trusteth in his riches shall fall; but the righteous shall flourish as a branch. Proverbs 11:28
- Behold, God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the Lord Jehovah is my strength and my song; he also is become my salvation. Isaiah 12:22
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- It Was Just a Set of Steps from Oh Honestly: Do those little things with your children now before it is too late!
- Needing God During Deployment from The Few, The Proud, and This Marine Wife: I loved how this post gave a peek into the lives of what the spouses have to go through when their military husband/wife is deployed. Here we see a turning to and a trusting in God.
- Why We MUST Have Boundaries in our Marriages !!!! from Mary and Martha's House: very good post about protecting your marriage.
- 31 Heart-Revealing Questions to Ask your Kids from Joy in My Kitchen: Here are some questions you can ask your kids when you want them to really talk to you.
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- City: Franklin
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- Bathrooms: 7.50
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TORONTO — Research in Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry wireless messaging device, released better than expected third-quarter results Wednesday — quelling some fears that an ongoing patent dispute that threatens to shut down the popular service in the United States is hurting the company.
Profit rose to $120.1 million, or 61 cents a share, from $90.4 million, or 46 cents a share. Sales rose 53 percent to $560.5 million from $365.9 million and were above analysts' forecasts of $549 million.
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By: David Parks
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We're down to a mere 17 days left until the 2016 NFL Draft. By now, most front offices have zeroed in on a handful of players they want to target. Others are still weighing their options, specifically trades.
I don't bother trying to project trades, but it's safe to say several will happen. Last year's first round featured four moves, the most notable being San Diego trading up two spots with San Francisco to nab Melvin Gordon. Last year was odd however, in that it marked the first year since 2010 that no trades took place in the top ten.
It's safe to say that trend will not be repeating itself this year as there are a number of teams that would like to trade out of their high slots. But that begs the question, who actually wants to trade up?
It's hard to remember a more polarizing group of quarterbacks coming out. Some (allegedly) love North Dakota State's Carson Wentz.
"Big, physical, big arm" – all traits you hear when media members gush over the I-AA signal caller.
But is someone really ready to take a I-AA quarterback in the top ten? We've heard all the media members salivate over his potential, but how much of it is truth vs. smoke screens? Jared Goff has been labeled the most "pro-ready" by almost everyone that covers the draft, but there are questions about his small hands and overall arm strength. Both represent legitimate concerns, but it once again shines the light on how difficult it is to separate fact from fiction this time of year.
Before we get to the picks, a couple of notes about guys that didn't make the first round and why:
A'Shawn Robinson, DE/DT – Alabama
Probably the most surprising of anyone to not make it into the first round based on projections I've seen. Just not entirely sure how much teams are going to value a 3-4 defensive end that can't rush the passer. He's an excellent defender against the run, but how much does the league value a guy like him? In a draft full of good interior pass rushers, will someone pull the trigger on him in the first? He has immense talent, but as of now it's tough to see him as anything more than a two-down run stopper upon initially entering the league which would greatly affect his value.
Jarran Reed, NT – Alabama
Essentially the same conundrum with Reed as there is with his teammate Robinson. Elite run defender, but would he even be on the field on obvious passing downs? Again – this is more to do with value and less to do with individual talent.
Eli Apple, CB – Ohio State
Toughest guy for me to leave out. Along with William Jackson, I think he's got the highest ceiling of any corner in the class. Great size and great ability to lock a guy down, but still very raw and must improve his ball skills. Often times doesn't even look to make a play on the ball, playing with his back to the quarterback far too often. Will also have to go to a team that plays little to no zone as his skills are tailor-made for man-coverage.
Now, onto the picks…..
|1) Tennessee Titans: Laremy Tunsil, OT – Ole MissTitans have their man at quarterback but given his physical build and playing style they're going to have to bolster an offensive line that surrendered a league-worst 54 sacks a season ago. Tunsil could immediately slide into the left tackle spot and allow 2014's first round choice Taylor Lewan to slide over to right tackle. Those two, along with DeMarco Murray, would give the Titans at least a semblance of a running game and take some pressure of Mariota.
|2) Cleveland Browns: Joey Bosa, DE – Ohio StateNot sure there's ever been a more absurd "hype train" than that of Carson Wentz. Mocking Wentz to Cleveland has been the "it" thing to do since the Senior Bowl, but I've always maintained that taking a Division I-AA quarterback second overall doesn't seem to fit any sort of analytical approach the Browns are trying to follow.
Contrastly, Bosa was PFF's second-highest graded player in college football a season ago. Cleveland finished last season with the fifth-worst sack total and third-worst run defense in terms of ypc allowed (4.5) in the league. I've never prescribed to the notion that teams need to reach for quarterbacks high "just because," and I'm hopeful Cleveland's new regime feels the same.
|3) San Diego Chargers: Jalen Ramsey, S – Florida StateThree is too high for Ronnie Stanley, and in reality, San Diego's offensive line suffered more due to injury rather than quality down the stretch last season. That's not to say the unit couldn't be improved, but unless they find a quarterback suitor (SF?) to trade up, it seems likely the pick will come down to one of Jalen Ramsey or Joey Bosa/DeForest Buckner. Eric Weddle is gone and despite signing Dwight Lowery in free agency, that alone doesn't seem like enough to mask the loss of Weddle. Ramsey is so, so dynamic. He'll be able to provide run support, line up against the other team's slot guy and roam the middle of the field for John Pagano's defense.
|4) Dallas Cowboys: Myles Jack, LB – UCLAThe popular notion seems to be that Dallas will opt for their quarterback of the future here. And although the rationale does make sense, it's just hard to fathom Jerry Jones spending this pick on a guy that may or may not play for two or three years.Jack may very well be the best player in the draft, and I just can't see Jerry passing on him if he's still available at four. Defensive line is a bigger need, but this draft is so loaded at defensive line. If there was a year to bypass on a lineman early for another position, this would be it.
|5) Jacksonville Jaguars: Ronnie Stanley, OT – Notre DameJacksonville will undoubtedly be a trendy pick to be an AFC Wildcard team next season but if that's going to happen there are still areas of the team that need strengthening – specifically an offensive line that allowed 51 sacks last season – good enough for third worst in the league.Jacksonville could opt for Jack if he's still on the board, but eventually David Caldwell is going to have to find a solution for keeping his franchise quarterback on his feet. Luke Joeckel has struggled mightily since being the second overall pick in 2013. A move to right tackle could signal a fresh start for him while allowing the much more athletic Stanley to slide into his old spot.
|6) Baltimore Ravens: DeForest Buckner, DE – OregonQuite possibly the coup of the draft is this scenario unfolds for Baltimore. Forget defensive linemen – Buckner might be the best player in the draft. He was No. 1 in our last Big Board.Buckner was the highest graded defensive linemen in college football last year according to PFF. He not only lead the nation in pass rush grade, he also led the nation in QB pressures (41), stops (30) and run-stop percentage. This is a pick Ozzie Newsome makes without hesitation if presented with it.
A quick side note – if both Cleveland and Dallas pass on quarterbacks, expect six to be a spot where teams looking for a QB (LA?) try and move up to.
|7) San Francisco 49ers: William Jackson III, CB – HoustonEasily the toughest team to figure out.New coach
Mess of a quarterback situation
Abysmal secondary
Weak pass rush
Terrible offensive lineHad Jack Conklin here at first, and depending on how the Anthony Davis situation shakes out, the Niners may not have a choice but to take a lineman here. Assuming Davis does return, that leaves edge rusher and corner as the team's biggest needs. Seven seems high for Leonard Floyd, but Trent Baalke did take Aldon Smith seventh overall in 2011 when many projected him in the 15-20 range.Many are under the assumption one of Vernon Hargreaves or Mackensie Alexander will be the draft's second corner taken after Jalen Ramsey (if you consider Ramsey a CB). And while that may turn out true, an argument could be made for Jackson as being the best corner out of them all. Against Power 5 competition last year, he allowed no touchdowns and when targeted, allowed a passer rating of only 31.8.
|8) Philadelphia Eagles: Ezekiel Elliott, RB – Ohio StateA slightly better, east coast version of the Niners. Could credibly go in a number of different directions, but trading DeMarco Murray leaves Philly with Ryan Mathews and Darren Sproles to carry the load on the ground. Doug Pederson comes from Kansas City where the Chiefs used a strong running game to control the tempo and keep the other team's defense on the field. The Eagles finished dead last every year in time of possession under Kelly. The best way to cure that? Ball control and clock management. Elliott not only fits a need, he's probably the best player on the board at this point.
|9) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Vernon Hargreaves III, CB – FloridaYet another team that could go a number of ways. They beefed up a secondary that only came away with 11 INTs last season, but a closer look reveals corner might still be a need sooner rather than later. Josh Robinson signed just a one-year deal while Brent Grimes is 34 and has a wife that enjoys tweeting out piping hot takes at rather inopportune times. Hargreaves not only gives Tampa an infusion of youth at the position, but a local kid as well, having played high school ball at nearby Wharton High.
|10) New York Giants: Laquon Treadwell, WR – Ole MissThe trendy "winner" of free agency. Going in, defensive line – specifically end – was the team's biggest need. No longer, as the team inked Jason Pierre-Paul and Olivier Vernon to deals. Reggie Ragland could be in play here to give them a "quarterback" on defense, but with the loss of Rueben Randle and the still uncertain status of Victor Cruz, a compliment to ODB is necessary. Some have concerns over Treadwell's separation speed which I find laughable. Just turn on the tape, all he does is make plays.
Side note – Firmly believe ten is Ezekiel Elliott's floor.
|11) Chicago Bears: Jack Conklin, OT – Michigan StatePick comes down to Sheldon Rankins or Conklin and seeing as Chicago strengthened its front seven in free agency, I'm inclined to believe it would be the latter. Chicago's offensive line wasn't terrible by statistical measures in 2015, but Kyle Long needs to be moved back inside to maximize the line's potential. If Conklin can come in and provide stability at the left tackle position, the Bears will quietly have had one of the better offseasons in the league when you consider they'll also welcome last year's first round pick Kevin White into the fold.
|12) New Orleans Saints: Sheldon Rankins, DE/DT – LouisvilleCould pretty much pick any defensive player available and justify the pick. Among many of New Orleans' dubious defensive stats last season was a league-worst 4.9 ypc/allowed on the ground. In a division with Doug Martin, Devonta Freeman and the power-attack of Carolina, finding a guy that can plug up gaps is a must for the Saints.
Huge fan of Rankins, who generated 25 QB hurries for Louisville last season while also amassing the third-best run-stop percentage among 3-4 defensive ends. Between Rankins, newly acquired Nick Fairley and Cameron Jordan, New Orleans would suddenly have a nice defensive front.
|13) Miami Dolphins: Shaq Lawson, DE – ClemsonBizarre offseason for Miami. They replaced Olivier Vernon with 31-year-old Mario Williams while trading for Byron Maxwell and Kiko Alonso. Another corner is a possibility, but the Dolphins generated just 31 sacks a year ago and replaced their best pass-rusher with a guy coming off a less-than-stellar final season in Buffalo. Cameron Wake is 34-years-old and coming off a torn-ACL that ended his 2015 in late October. Not only can Lawson add some much-needed depth off the edge, Williams and Wake make for good guys to learn from.
|14) Oakland Raiders: Reggie Ragland, LB – AlabamaAlong with Jacksonville, the Raiders will be a trendy pick to make the playoffs in the AFC next season. After signing the likes of Kelechi Osemele, Sean Smith, Reggie Nelson and Bruce Irvin in free agency, the Raiders are suddenly in a "win now" mode with talent at almost every position. One position that could still be upgraded? Middle linebacker. Ragland would be a considerable upgrade from current projected starter Ben Heeney.
|15) LA Rams: Jared Goff, QB – CalHighly unlikely a quarterback falls to 15, but assuming Cleveland and Dallas both pass on quarterbacks and Kaepernick stays put in San Francisco, it's not impossible quarterbacks could start falling on draft day. A trade-up is the most likely scenario to unfold, but I don't bother with trades and as a result, this was the first spot I could find for a quarterback.
Of all the teams that could trade up for a quarterback, LA seems like the most likely candidate. I don't understand the Wentz hype… at all. And the more I see/hear from those that cover the draft, the more convinced I am the majority of the Wentz hype is nothing but smoke screens from various teams throughout the league. Goff seems like a good fit for a Jeff Fisher offense – not an overly powerful arm, but a quick release and the ability to cycle through reads better than any other quarterback in this class.
|16) Detroit Lions: Taylor Decker, OT – Ohio StateWith the retirement of Megatron, a new era of Lions football is being ushered in. They signed Marvin Jones to a $40 million deal (LOL) to mask the loss of their star receiver, but it's likely that Megatron's departure will signal a shift in the team's offensive philosophy. The Lions finished last in the league in rushing a season ago despite having the likes of Theo Riddick, Ameer Abdullah and Joique Bell to lean on. What's evident, is the offensive line needs help in both opening up running lanes and protecting Matt Stafford; Detroit gave up 44 sacks a year ago.
|17) Atlanta Falcons: Chris Jones, DE/DT – Mississippi StateDan Quinn's first year came to a crashing halt after a fast start in large part due to an anemic pass rush. Atlanta finished last in the league with 19 sacks last season, a number that must improve if Atlanta is to challenge Carolina in the NFC South. Jones might be the best interior pass rusher in the draft. According to PFF, he finished 2015 with the highest interior pass rush grade against Power 5 competition. Jones/Beasley/Hageman is a nice front for Dan Quinn to work with.
|18) Indianapolis Colts: Cody Whitehair, OT/G – Kansas StateStill not sure how/why Ryan Grigson has a job, but he won't be able to take any position besides an offensive or defensive lineman this year. Not only have the Colts been unable to protect Andrew Luck, they averaged only 3.5 ypc last year on ground; 31st in the league. Whitehair may wind up at guard, but he's one of, if not the best run blocking linemen in this year's class.
|19) Buffalo Bills: Robert Nkemdiche, DE/DT – Ole MissThe free fall finally stops for Nkemdiche. Love this fit for a couple of reasons… Buffalo finished last season 31st in sacks with 21. Mario Williams is out, creating an immediate opening in the front four. This also seems like a good landing spot for Nkemdiche because it seems unlikely his brother, Denzel, would follow him to Buffalo. Nkemdiche needs to go to a place where there are few distractions and he can focus on honing his craft. Buffalo seems like a perfect fit.
|20) New York Jets: Leonard Floyd, OLB – GeorgiaCame away very impressed by Todd Bowles in his first season with the Jets. New York has three studs on the defensive line in Sheldon Richardson, Mo Wilkerson and Leonard Williams. So while more pass rush might not seem like a pressing need, as Denver just showed, one can never have enough guys that can get to the quarterback. That's especially true when you play in the same division as Tom Brady. There is perhaps no player on either side of the ball with as much upside as Floyd in the entire draft.
|21) Washington Redskins: Andrew Billings, NT – BaylorWashington led the league in fool's gold last season with exactly zero of their nine wins coming against teams that finished 2015 with a winning record. A big contributing factor to that mark was a 4.8 ypc/allowed on the ground last season by the defense. Terrance Knighton, aka "Pot Roast," bolted for New England leaving the Redskins with a (literally) large hole in the middle of their defensive line.
Enter Billings, the mammoth nose tackle out of Baylor, whom West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen called, "the best nose tackle he's ever gone against."
|22) Houston Texans: Sterling Shepard, WR – OklahomaHouston is officially "all-in" after dishing out big money to Brock Osweilier and Lamar Miller. Both guys give Houston instant upgrades at key positions that doomed them down the stretch and in the wildcard last season. The defense is ready to go. An upgrade at safety could be a possibility, but Houston seems content with the defense right now, allowing them to continue to upgrade their offense. Although last year's third round pick Jaelen Strong showed flashes, he's still extremely raw… and perhaps still a tad immature.
A lot of people like Baylor's Corey Coleman or TCU's Josh Doctson over Shepard but I love this fit for Houston. Shepard can line up in the slot and catch everything. He can be a safety blanket for Oseweiler in absence of a consistent threat at tight end.
|23) Minnesota Vikings: Michael Thomas, WR – Ohio StateHave to believe Minnesota would do unthinkable things for Treadwell to fall here but just don't see it happening. Corey Coleman would be an option, but he's too similar to Stefon Diggs. What the Vikings – specifically Teddy Bridgewater need – is a physical possession receiver that can also contribute in the run-game as a blocker.
It's puzzling why Thomas hasn't received more buzz leading up to the draft. He has size, great hands (Only five dropped passes in 2014 & 2015 combined) and is an excellent blocker. Oh by the way, he's not a bad route runner either.
|24) Cincinnati Bengals: Corey Coleman, WR – BaylorThe run on receivers continues. Cincinnati lost both Mohamed Sanu and Marvin Jones in free agency and while they did add Brandon LaFell, that's not nearly enough to take the pressure off of A.J. Green. Tyler Eifert provides Andy Dalton with one of the best security blankets in the league. What's missing, is a dynamic deep threat that can take the top off the defense and make teams think twice about double-teaming Green outside.Not as high on Coleman as some are, but there's no question he has big, game-breaking ability.
Something he'll have to improve on at the next level is his route running. Last season, 76 of his 116 targets were either on "go" routes or "hitch" routes.
|25) Pittsburgh Steelers: Mackensie Alexander, CB – ClemsonSome will tab him as the draft's best corner due to allowing just 33% of passes into his coverage to be completed in 2015, the best out of any corner in this year's class. Others will point to his zero interceptions last year. The truth is somewhere in the middle, but for a team like Pittsburgh that finished last season with the third worst pass defense in the league, his talent would be too good to pass on at 25.
|26) Seattle Seahawks: Jason Spriggs, OT – IndianaPretty amazing just how bad Seattle's offensive line has gotten seemingly overnight. As someone who has seen too much of J'Marcus Webb playing tackle, his addition plus Bradley Sowell isn't going to cut it in terms of protecting Russell Wilson. Fortunately for Seattle, both Spriggs and Texas A&M's Germain Ifedi should be on the board when they pick at 26. Spriggs may not be able to start out at left tackle right away, but he has the athleticism to eventually slide over there after getting the speed of the game down.
|27) Green Bay Packers: Darron Lee, LB/S – Ohio StateEasily one of the hardest guys for me to slot. Super athletic, just not sure where he projects in the pros. Safety? Mark Barron-type hybrid? I'm inclined to believe he's Deone Buccannon 2.0. For those that don't remember, Bucannon was Arizona's first round pick in 2014 as a strong safety out of Washington State. Fast-forward to last season, Bucannon is now firmly entrenched as a starting linebacker for the Cards. I see Lee following a similar path. Clay Matthews is better suited on the outside, and taking Lee and having him transition to a full-time linebacker would improve the unit's speed dramatically.
|28) Kansas City Chiefs: Karl Joseph, S – West VirginiaCame very close to putting Jaylon Smith here as it would be an almost perfect scenario for both him and Kansas City. But with the sudden retirement of Hussain Abdullah, the Chiefs need a safety opposite Eric Berry.Joseph tore his ACL after four games last season so a team will have to be convinced he can be at 100 percent come fall. If they are convinced, they'll get one of the most versatile safeties in this year's class. His size is definitely a concern (5-10, 205), but his ball skills more than make up for it.
Five interceptions in just four games last season and even more impressive than that? Accounted for zero penalties his last two seasons on campus.
|29) Arizona Cardinals: Carson Wentz, QB – North Dakota StateTough to recall a more baffling rise up draft boards than that of Wentz. He threw 30 passes or more only once last season, his best win in college is over Iowa State and his team averaged five more points per game without him last season.
This may seem like a harsh opinion but it's the truth. In 1995, Steve McNair was the third overall pick out I-AA Alcorn State – the highest selection for a I-AA quarterback in NFL Draft history.McNair shattered over a dozen records and finished third in the Heisman voting his last year on campus. The assertion that Wentz could/should be drafted higher than McNair seems absurd. A more likely scenario would be a team taking him later in the first to allow for growth. Landing with Bruce Arians and being able to learn under Carson Palmer would be pretty much best case scenario for Wentz.
|30) Carolina Panthers: Emmanuel Ogbah, DE – Oklahoma StateFeels like a "best player available" scenario with Carolina. Eli Apple, Vonn Bell and even Josh Doctson would all work but a premiere pass rusher like Ogbah is too good to pass up at this point. Carolina re-signed Charles Johnson to a one-year deal meaning Ogbah can learn from the veteran and improve his run defense for a year before taking over full-time opposite Kony Ealy in 2017. Ogbah reminds me of Ziggy Ansah.
|31) Denver Broncos: Connor Cook, QB – Michigan StateAssuming Kaepernick stays put in San Francisco, Denver seems poised to take a quarterback with their first round pick, something no Super Bowl winner has done since the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1980.Quite a fascinating scenario in Denver. They proved a Super Bowl could be won with average to below average quarterback play – something nobody had done since Brad Johnson's Bucs demolished Oakland in 2002. Cook seems like a good fit for Denver. He may not have the ceiling of Christian Hackenberg or Paxton Lynch, but he should be able to come in and compete with Sanchez right away. Cook seems like he can manage a game well which is all Gary Kubiak needs with his defense.
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I am using VirtualQueryableCollectionView with RadGridView and at the same time multiselection mode.
It was already discussed previously with no real solution as far as I know.
When select all (Ctrl+A) is called, all items are loaded into memory which defeats the virtualization and is useless.
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Well, that is not the reason for me ;-)
The best solution I see now is to have SelectedIndexes and AllowSelectedItems on GridView so that when AllowSelectedItems is false, SelectedItems will be ignored and only SelectedIndexes will be updated.
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The man is described as in his 20s or 30s, about six feet tall with a medium build. He wore a grey shirt, jeans and a blue beanie during the incident, Torrance Sgt. Robert Watt said.
The incident March 17 hasn't been tied to any other incidents in Torrance or surrounding cities, Watt said.
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Hi has anyone any suggestions on the fault i Have . I am running windows 7 32bit . Using bpmstudio . I often use the windows search feature to search for music files .
Now quite often but not always my advent 9115 will freeze while searching an external hardrive . The laptop isnt used on line so isnt infected with spyware or Trojans .
I have to hold the power button down when it freezes to shut down . Once restarted and back on the desktop there is no message to say it has recovered from any kind of error .
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Please enable Windows Update. It's reported as disabled in the perfmon report. Then visit Windows Update and get the rest of the updates for your system (you only have 7 updates, and there should be more than 40).
There are problems with Windows throughout your Event Viewer log files. Have you scanned for viruses? Have you run SFC.EXE /SCANNOW from an elevated command prompt?
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There has been interest in him from Paris St Germain and last summer a couple of Italian clubs inquired about his intentions, including his former club, Roma. But Ancelotti is now a confirmed Anglophile and even attended the League Managers Association dinner at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday to remind everyone he was still here.
To that end, a neat fit could eventually emerge in the football management merry-go-round (which has not taken any revolutions this season) and although neat fits don't necessarily work, this one might just have a chance of happening. Ancelotti to Tottenham Hotspur?
The rumours have grown that the Italian might have his eye on the White Hart Lane job should Harry Redknapp leave at the end of this campaign.
Redknapp, despite his recent health problems, which might increase his chances of leaving club management, remains the favourite to succeed Fabio Capello when he leaves at the end of Euro 2012.
Redknapp might not be 100 per cent sure of that possibility, or whether he wants the job of England manager, and it was interesting last week that stories emerged of why and whether he should be offered an extended deal by Spurs beyond his current agreement, which runs until 2013. A new three-year contract was suggested. The provenance was pro-Redknapp.
Redknapp's relationship with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has had its tensions in the past, as he has admitted, but it's a dynamic that has worked well. Spurs have regrouped after the disappointment of missing out on the Champions League and look strong possibilities for the competition next season and the manager has performed superbly.
Key signings proposed by Redknapp, such as Scott Parker, have worked while the manager has warmed to players, such as midfielder Sandro — Redknapp was not instrumental in the Brazilian's arrival, it having had more to do with Levy's involvement.
If Redknapp does take the England job, or leaves Spurs, then Ancelotti will push his case and will also take with him his former assistant at Chelsea, Ray Wilkins, whose sacking led to such internal strife at the club.
Levy also admires Everton's David Moyes and the readily-available Mark Hughes but the attraction of Ancelotti, who has won the Champions League four times, twice as a player, twice as a coach, might prove irresistible for a club with Spurs' aspirations.
The 52-year-old Italian, an amenable character who was shabbily treated by Chelsea and someone who could easily work with an opinionated chairman such as Levy, would jump at the chance.
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John Terry isn't the only protagonist — albeit one set to watch the match from the stands — involved in tomorrow's friendly between England and Spain who has been embroiled in a race row.
The Metropolitan Police are drawing close to concluding their investigation into whether Terry racially abused Anton Ferdinand during Chelsea's loss to Queens Park Rangers on Oct 23.
Cesc Fabregas, who returns tomorrow to play in London for the first time since quitting Arsenal in the summer, was accused of abusing Seville's Frédéric Kanouté the day before that QPR match.
Fabregas, now playing for Barcelona, vehemently denied the claim, with Kanouté having been sent off following an altercation, and has even stated: "I have an Arab tattoo and my partner is Lebanese". Both players have since talked on the phone and the matter is now considered closed.
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In his tweets, he described the "strange Z-list celebs" as "freaks" and berated them for their thirst for fame. It continued in a Twitter row with insults exchanged.
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French cuisine was once the epitome of fine dining. It's coming back. Here are the best French restaurants to prove it to you.
The culinary world has many reasons to be grateful to France: wine from Bordeaux, soft cheeses, coq au vin, macarons, parfait, champagne, cordon bleu, bouillabaisse, ratatouille, snooty waiters… well, maybe not that last one. Luckily we don't believe in stereotypes.
The point is, there are plenty of reasons why you should rediscover what makes French food great. And here are the places at which to do it.
Ananas Bar & Brasserie
- Where: 18 Argyle St, The Rocks
- Opening Hours: Lunch, (Friday 12pm - 3pm), dinner (Monday to Wednesday 6pm - 12am, Thursday to Saturday 6pm - 3am)
- Bar: Monday to Friday from 12pm, Saturday from 4pm
- Facebook: Ananas Bar & Brasserie
There's a very good reason why these guys were awarded One Hat at the 2014 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide Awards. Under the direction of Executive Chef Paul McGrath, this Rocks-located eatery has gone from strength to strength, with a seafood-heavy menu and a champagne selection designed to impress those who scoff at Moët. Of course, it doesn't hurt that the 1920s interior is a thing of beauty, either.
La Brasserie
- Where: 118-126 Crown St, Surry Hillsy
- Opening Hours: Saturday to Thursday 6pm - 10pm, Friday 12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 10pm
- Facebook: La Brasserie
Pleasingly French-sounded names like Ratatouille, Coq au Vin and Souffle jump out at you from the La Brasserie's menu. (Strangely enough, this is less common amongst French-slanted restaurants than you might think.) La Brasserie is very much traditional French cuisine - and yes, you can order snails. Perhaps this is why they were voted the Best French Restaurant in 2013, or maybe its down to the friendly waiters keeping your glass filled with their extensive collection of French wines. We're not sure, but we'll definitely be back to get to the bottom of it.
Le Pelican
- Where: Shop 2, 411 Bourke St, Surry Hills
- Opening Hours: Wednesday to Friday 12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 10pm, Saturday 6pm - 10pm, Sunday 12pm - 9pm
- Facebook: Le Pelican
If you've ever felt a little overwhelmed by French wines, this is the place to dip your toe into them. Each item on the menu, from the Wapengo Lake Oysters to the duck done two ways, is matched with a by-the-glass-wine, so you can let your stomach do the choosing. After that, just sit back and relax in this beautiful sandstone building.
- Where: 88 George St, The Rocks
- Opening Hours: Sunday to Monday 8am - 3pm, Tuesday to Saturday 8am - 10pm
- Facebook: Baroque
A French Bistro that wins acclaim from media and diners alike must be doing something very, very right. That something could be the desserts alone, based on their acclaim; the delicate macarons have a loyal fanbase. Before you tuck into one or three, give the more savoury end of the menu a try—beautifully plated modern French cuisine of the scallops and steak variety will leave you wondering if you could possibly manage dessert afterwards. That's okay—you can always save it for later.
Little Darling Diner
- Where: 458A Darling St, Balmain
- Opening Hours: Breakfast and lunch (7am - 4pm), Dinner (Thursday - Saturday 6pm -10pm). Closed Mondays.
- Facebook: Little Darling Diner
Charming is a word invented to describe places like Little Darling Diner; it's all delicate wallpaper and squishy sofas and steaming cups of tea. They've taken the Spanish style of tapas eating and repurposed it for French food, with plates of Jerk Monkfish and Scallop Escabeche all designed to share. They're fully licensed, so pop in for a glass of Chandon or a French Mule cocktail—and swing by the next morning for a takeaway croissant on your way to work.
- Where: 14 Queen St, Woollahra
- Opening Hours: Monday to Wednesday 6pm - 11pm, Thursday to Sunday 12pm - 11pm
- Facebook: Vincent
In a beautiful space off Queen St lies Vincent, a place that knows the way to Woollahra's heart is with cheese and in particular with the baked comte custard. The name takes the meanings of 'Vin' (wine) and 'Cent' (hundred), which shows their dedication to their extensive, all-French wine list.
Claire's Kitchen at Le Salon
- Where: 35 Oxford St, Darlinghurst
- Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 6pm - 12am
- Facebook: Claire's Kitchen at Le Salon
Last year Claire's Kitchen at Le Salon was awarded the Top Rated French restaurant by Dimmi and once you've been to this Oxford St establishment, it's not hard to see why. The menu is a loving ode to traditional French cuisine and is overseen by Marc Kuzma, otherwise known by his stage name, Claire de Lune. 'Les Cocktails' are classics with a Parisian twist; the Canardiere with duck-infused Whiskey seems to be straight from the Dordogne. This is one for the true Francophile at heart.
Le Maison De L'Eclair
- Where: 91 Bondi Rd, Sydney
- Opening Hours: Monday 8am - 4pm, Tuesday to Friday 8am - 6pm, Saturday 7am - 6pm, Sunday 8am - 2:30pm
- Facebook: Le Maison De L'Eclair
Move over macarons. There's a new French dessert taking over Sydney: eclairs. And they come in almost as many flavours: Pistachio, Coconut, Espresso, Mojito, Salted Caramel.. we could go on, but we won't. We're too busy drooling over La Maison De L'Eclair, a cafe specialising in the sweet treats. Don't worry, they do savoury ones, too. And they have take away, so you can bring some back with you for
the office later.
- Where: 414 Bourke St, Surry Hills (entrance is via 72a Fitzroy St)
- Opening Hours: Monday from 6pm, Tuesday to Saturday, lunch (12pm - 3pm), dinner (from 6pm), Sunday (12pm - 4pm)
- Facebook: 4Fourteen
A Surry Hills take on classic French food, 4Fourteen is a move to take the cuisine away from the stereotype of white table cloths and stuffy waiters. French food designed to share is the name of the game here; don't go past the roast bone marrow, which is something of a specialty. Also not to be missed are the cocktails. The fact that one drink is called 'B!#CH Don't Kill My Vibe' should tell you everything you need to know about their no-holds-barred attitude.


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I was pretty bummed that Dear Landlord hooked up with Off With Their Heads for these dates the day after the Brooklyn show, but luckily the Baltimore date was on a Friday, so I hopped a freight down to Baltimore to see them at The Talking Head. The Talking Head is the small room at Sonar. It's a pretty decent little room with a $5 PBR & Jim Beam special that proved pretty lethal to the younger set.
My sister and I showed up a couple songs into The AV Club's set. I had thought they were from Baltimore, but apparently are from New Haven. That hair split, while I had hoped to miss them, they play the closest thing I've heard to power pop from a young band in a long time. They are pretty catchy and, judging by the throng up front for their set, evidently have a pretty big all ages following. They are on Insubordination Records, and now that I think about it, I may have seen them at this years IF. They made more of an impression this time, they were a little more pop than punk. If you like that kind of stuff, check them out here. They've got MP3s and such for sale, as well as new record called Believe coming down the pike. I'm going to look out for their first record.
Lucas from Dead Mechanical evidently plays with The AV Club, although he isn't listed on their web presence. I saw DM at Insubordination Fest and really enjoyed their set. I picked up the Live at IF 2K7 record a couple months ago and vowed to see them the next time they came through town, then promptly blew off the show. Their presence on this show only sweetened the pot. They threw down a brisk set of their Jawbreaker meets Husker Du punk rock to an enthusiastic crowd already way too many rounds into the $5 boilermakers. I'd really like to see them again soon. They do Charm City proper. Check out the DM web presence here. I'm kicking myself for not picking up Medium Noise while I was down there. You can (and should) get it here.
Next up was the reason for the trip. Dear Landlord play pretty infrequently, owing mostly to Adam and Brett playing in the mighty Copyrights. I had seen them this summer and they were fucking great, but what do you really expect from the bastard union of half of the late, great Rivethead with the aforementioned Copyrights. I wondered how long the set was really going to be, as the gents only really have a split with The Chinese Telephones and another with Off With Their Heads for released material. I would have been happy to hear only those four songs, but the gents stretched it out to eleven songs that were pretty much these:
There are obviously new songs, some real new evidently, as Brett was showing Zack songs seconds before they launched into their set, but the new tunes were all pretty bad-ass. I've heard tell of a full-length, but to the best of my knowledge it's still well in the wish phase of things. It's a shame, as we need more Dear Landlord in our collective lives. Their set went maybe twenty-five minutes, but I'm still smiling thinking about it. Here's hoping the gents make it through the NYC area sometime soon.
Off With Their Heads need to take some time off and find their motivation. Nuff said.
Baltimore keeps it real. The $15 bus ride is not going to do much to keep me from seeing a lot more shows down there, I'll tell ya.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Live: Off With Their Heads, Dear Landlord, Dead Mechanical, The AV Club at Talking Head, Baltimore 12.5.8
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This is very over-the-top and biased. Let me tell you something. I myself am a teenager and Spences farm is my home. It is the one place I have always been able to go to if I need a smile. It has never been a place of danger. I can understand that people have been quick to judge spence. I too felt the same way when I first met him. He came across as strange but I gave him a chance. I cannot tell you how much I have learned from him. From making jam, to overcoming my fear of chickens, to becoming a horseback rider. Sure, he comes off as strange at first, many people do. It is unfair to leave it at that. Spence has never come at me in a way that would suggest sexual desires. I have had many other teenage friends there who have never been in a position with spence where they have felt sexually threatened. Spence is purely just not that kind of person. I have been at Spences farm for 10 years. When I was a kid, my parents and I were very pleased at the safety at the farm. That has never changed. It is a wonderful place to be and I love it there. Even when I was in a hard financial situation, spence welcomed me to the farm. I am appalled at the bias voice in this article. Spences farm is a second home to me. I will always cherish my time there.
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Hello. If I had an organization, and wanted to track how many news articles around the world that mentioned my organization, is there anything out there currently to do this kind of tracking and reports? Or would it need to be a custom job?
Basically, if there was a story where my organaization was mentioned, I would like to know where the article was written, and see a breakdown geographically, and also if the tone was positive, neutral, or negative for my org., and if there was a brief, significant, or exclusive mention; among other things, but those are the big ones.
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C. Keith Whitelock
by Dana Kester-McCabe
Keith Whitelock may be the quintessential traditional Eastern Shore artist. His subjects include the boats, marshes, and hunting decoys which represent the life of Delmarva's watermen.
He has lived his whole life here on the Eastern Shore. His parents' home was near the water. As a child he could hear the boats as they came up the river which began a lifelong fascination with them, especially the details of the way they are built and rigged.
Keith's attention to detail extends to building models of boats and buildings that he can work from in his studio. But mostly he works from his own photographs, using his imagination to add things or eliminate unnecessary details to refine the composition, and using colors that are true to his vision of the scene. His subject matter of boats and marshes dictates a color that palette is often a limited to blues and brown earth tones.
Keith went to the University of Maryland but credits most of his education to studying other artists like Frank Frazzetta and NC Wyeth from the "Delaware Valley School" who despite their mastery were considered by many to be merely fantasy illustrators. He says he began as an oil painter but unintentionally transitioned into watercolors taking a long time to study the genre and conquer it.
Watercolors are often judged on adherence to specific techniques which Keith generally follows. He allows the white of the paper and the transparency of the washes to illuminate the image. He uses opaque gouaches only when specific details cannot be otherwise achieved. The quickness of the medium also satisfies Keith's tendency to be easily distracted. It allows him to have several paintings in progress at the same time.
Keith advises artists who are just starting out to find their own niche. He says "become known for something, for sure something you are interested in…"
Keith could be considered an historical painter, as he tries to capture fleeting moments of time in our region's culture. With more and more real estate being sold off and developed and young people choosing technology careers over harvesting crabs and oysters, Keith sees his subject matter disappearing before his eyes.
Keith conducts watercolor workshops and has done a instructional series on PAC14 the Salisbury public access station. His work can be found online, in area galleries, and at some of the larger annual waterfowl exhibitions here the shore.
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Arnada Naturals offers a convenient, pleasant, service-oriented shopping experience for people who want to improve their health and well-being. The store is expertly stocked with a great selection of high-quality herbal products, vitamin and mineral supplements, body care, aromatherapy, natural snacks, teas, pet care, and food items. Local Kombucha and Ginger Brew is available on tap to sample and purchase.
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My natural foods experience began in 1991 during a 6 yr stint with Whole Foods Market (then a Southwestern chain of 3 stores) as a supplement buyer and nutrition dept. manager. In the late 90's I left Whole Foods to be a a broker and manufacturer's rep., in OR and WA, introducing brands like Bluebonnet, Aloe Life and Sweet Leaf to the Pacific Northwest. I then worked for Vancouver-based Earth's Bounty prior to founding Arnada Naturals in my own neighborhood in late 2009.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. (CNN) - The mother of a young Arizona girl last seen 11 months ago was arrested and charged Thursday with murder in her daughter's case, authorities said.
A grand jury indicted Jerice Hunter on Thursday and, later that day, she was arrested "without incident" at her home in Mesa, Arizona, Glendale interim police Chief Debora Black said.
"We are confident, with the indictment and arrest of Jerice Hunter today, we will secure our goal of achieving justice for Jhessye," Black told reporters, referring to the missing girl.
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery noted that Hunter faces two charges: felony child abuse and first-degree murder.
Hunter had said her daughter Jhessye Shockley, then 5 years old, wandered out of the family's Glendale home on October 11. The girl went unnoticed by her 13-, 9- and 6-year-old siblings, who were supposed to be watching her, according to her mother.
Jhessye hasn't been seen since, and while authorities long ago opened a homicide investigation, her body hasn't been found.
The girl's mother came under suspicion early in the probe, and she spent a week behind bars in November 2011 after being arrested for alleged child abuse. Police said reports from the girl's siblings led them to believe Hunter had abused Jhessye.
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Maasen said his client's children were playing in the backyard behind their apartment complex when Hunter went out to a store. When she came back, she found that her daughter was missing, the lawyer said.
"She's been steadfast in every conversation we've had," said Maasen, who has accused authorities of "stonewalling" and failing to share information with his client. "She wants to find Jhessye, wants to know where her daughter is."
In a press release issued last December, Glendale police said they believe the girl's body was dumped in a trash bin in nearby Tempe "prior to the report of Jhessye's disappearance on October 11."
Trash from the location is taken to a transfer station and ultimately to Butterfield Landfill, police said.
Scores of law enforcement officers went through hundreds of tons of trash, but ended their search several weeks ago without finding any sign of Jhessye, Black said Thursday. The police chief added that there are no plans to look further for the girl.
"We believe that Jhessye is at her final resting place at the Butterfield Landfill," Black said. "There's nothing to be gained by (continuing to search)."
After that search was finished, police and the Maricopa County Attorney's office worked together in preparing a case, which they then presented to a grand jury. Montgomery, the county attorney, said the fact authorities haven't found Jhessye's body didn't prove to be an impediment in securing an indictment nor did he expect it would prevent a jury from convicting her.
Black, police chief for the city of about 225,000 just northwest of Phoenix, acknowledged the toll Jhessye's disappearance has taken on are residents -- grief and frustration that now may be tempered with Hunter's arrest.
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Scott said they are great. They fixed his vehicle. He has already recommended them to several people. The owner is awesome.
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