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-- say yes to the individual mandate it also said no to the Medicaid mandate leaving it up to the states decide if they -- -- expand the program.
Now 26 states say their against the expansion including Florida governor Rick Scott.
Every federal program all point cuts back and you -- this dependency.
And then they cut back just like what they did with their schools with the stimulus and the cut back so.
Where do the right things for our citizens.
So -- states continue to bail does that mean the Supreme Court burst the obamacare bubble after all joining us now Fox News legal analyst Peter Johnson -- thanks Peter.
Let's talk about that a little bit so what does this mean if they don't if they're not requiring it it'd be Supreme Court level for Medicaid expansion.
Each state can decide whether or not they wanna -- They can check down Obama care state by state 26 states who -- part of this lawsuit.
Could say yeah we're not the interest didn't do in this are ready Florida Wisconsin South Carolina Texas.
Ohio Pennsylvania Colorado Kansas Nebraska looking added another sixteen could possibly say listen we're not sitting up.
The health care centers and are safe and we're not gonna expand.
And effectively shut down the forty or 50% of the 31 million.
That obamacare was supposed to provide new coverage to through Medicaid.
What the federal -- -- a -- the president had done that said listen.
You know.
What given the option -- opt out of this.
But if you opt out we've got to take away all the Medicaid money you're ready.
Getting the Supreme Court today no -- you can't be doing that two two to them to the country.
And they shut that down so not now lot of states including governor Scott in Florida who is the health care executive says.
No listen we're not gonna do any of this.
And effectively could infect shut down.
The program.
-- at the -- -- White House to Medicaid program that we need to point -- -- if I'm not mistaken tell me if I am.
Maybe right Medicaid levels are here individually and a state and what the obamacare -- of the states to do is increase that level so if you fall ball well below that income level.
Their view you get you qualify -- -- -- and Andre is 33 degrees and of the above the poverty level and what the federal government is counting on is even though the states -- -- contribute only 10%.
Of that money.
They say how can they turn away this money in the past the -- is that we're not -- up in the Medicaid and they did anyway so they're counting on political opposition.
To dive but you know a lot of Republican governors in the country who are saying listen we're not gonna it's that the health care exchanges were not -- expand.
Therefore obamacare will not go forward in our states it's it's incredible outcome we haven't focused on that.
But this is the real heart of the Supreme Court decision.
In a lot of ways a lot of states are pushing back because it may only be 10% upfront that number grows and grows billions of dollars a year belida their -- to see if you very well.
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Runway to Color Palette: Pastels
Written on May 9, 2012 at 9:40 am , by Style Spotter Editor
Pastels are so not just for kids. They're all over fashion and they're heading for home next. (We're obsessed—just take a look at the color story in our May issue!)
Phillip Lim sent the most ethereal pastels down the runway, but these colors would look just as pretty and energizing in a home office. Here's the look:
And here's how to use it (colors clockwise from top):
On the walls: Sweet Honeydew Melon 2033-40
In accents or an alternate wall color: Creamy Beige 2016-60
This plus ivory in a patterned drape (love it against that pale green): Splash 2059-60
A slim lamp base and accents sprinkled through the room to cut the sweetness: Jet Black 2120-20
Painted desk and in accents: Pale Iris 2073-60
Bonus: ivory upholstery
(All paints Benjamin Moore)
Runway photo: 3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2012 Ready to Wear from Style.com
– Joanna Linberg, Assistant Editor BHG
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University of California, Santa Barbara, B.A., Political Science and Chinese language, with honors, 1980
Clayton Gantz's practice emphasizes real estate and financial transactions, including construction and commercial mortgage lending, real estate development, community redevelopment, public-private partnerships, corporate and commercial lending, asset-based finance, joint venture finance, affordable housing development and financing (including tax-exempt bond transactions and transactions involving the low-income housing tax credit), mezzanine and other highly leveraged financings, public finance, and capital markets transactions (including commercial mortgage loan securitizations). He has extensive experience with real estate acquisitions, sales, exchanges, financings, entitlements, ground leasing, and leasing and development across virtually all product types.
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Horror movies are rarely perfect, but as long as there's a decent body count and some splatter, I'm all over it.
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31 Horror Movies I Own #7: Poltergeist"You moved the headstones, but not the graves!"Another Tobe Hooper masterpiece, Poltergeist is one of those rare horror movies that ages well. Despite its 1982 filming date, it doesn't really feel that dated (unless you pay attention to the electronics…) and still holds up. The story of the Freelings and their encounter with the group of ghosts living in their house could come of as campy and comical, especially with the inclusion of Zelda Rubenstein's squeaky-voiced Tangina. But this thing is so well written and packed with suspense, that it reads as straight-up terror. The focus of the film is the disappearance of angelic daughter Carol Anne, who joins the poltergeists by way of being sucked into a bedroom closet. Most horror films lose something in one area or another, but Poltergeist has the magic trinity of a strong script, kick-ass special F/X AND good actors. The build-up of ghostly activity coupled with the breakdown of parents Steve (Craig T. Nelson) and Diana (a smokin' hot Jo Beth Williams) is amazing to watch, and this is the movie that both made me afraid of large trees and ensured I would never have any kind of clown doll anywhere near me (look at that thing!), like FOREVER. If you've been avoiding this because you think it might be lame, or if you've only seen parts of it, I urge you to get over it and rent away. This movie is so fantastic that I love it a little more every time I watch it—and the ending is perfect.
As far as the sequels go, 2 has its gross-out moments (the possessed tequila worm is pretty icktastic), and Kane is sufficiently creepy, but it's just not as good as the original. The 3rd is so bad it's *almost* good, in that "let's knock back a couple of drinks and laugh our asses off" kind of way…or you know, if you happen to enjoy watching a very young Lara Flynn Boyle scream a lot. I'm just sayin'.


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Tenma Tsukamoto is young, bright, and smitten with the school hottie Oji Karasuma. She's desperate for his attention, which is unfortunate considering he barely gives her the time of day! Throw Kenji Harima, the school delinquent with a crush on Tenma into the mix and you've got one twisted love triangle of unrequited proportions! Can love find the trio happiness before their attention-grabbing stunts end up hurting more than their egos?
Tohru Honda is a compassionate girl who is down on her luck. Her mother having recently died, she has been forced to camp out in the woods for shelter. However, things start to turn around once she is invited to live with class hunk Yuki Sohma and his family... but all is not as it seems! Yuki's family is burdened with a dark curse which causes them to turn into the animals of the Chinese zodiac once hugged by a member of the opposite sex... and Honda may be the only one who can help them.
Fruits Basket is definitely a must see TV show. It is similar to School Rumble, not as much as some of the other TV shows, but if you ever feel like watching a great romance/comedy series with a little bit of sadness, Fruits Basket will blow you away in all of those aspects. ;D
Aside from having adorable character design and wonderful colours, Fruits Basket and School Rumble approach humour in the same style. There's a variety of characters and they all have bounds of energy. Both series have romance, but execute it differently. School Rumble initiates through love chasings, Fruits Basket brings it in subtly through character depth.
Fruits Basket and School Rumble are two romance-comedy-school life anime! They are both about love and misunderstandings, careless moments of one's school life and how to overcome minor problems (from being caught up in a funny romance trio, to being in a family where a hug might turn you into an animal!).
Fruits basket. and School rumble. are both random funny romantic comedys. they both center around a girl who is very kind hearted and caring. each anime has a little romance in it School rumble. more then fruits basket. if you like fruits basket you should like school rumble too (and vice versa) both amazing animes.
Lovely Complex is a story of a boy and a girl. The girl, Koizumi Risa, is much taller than the average Japanese girl; and the boy, Atsushi Otani, is much shorter than the average Japanese boy. Due to their immense difference in size and constant bickering with each other, the duo is unwillingly the school's comic relief. As Risa and Otani continue to provide endless laughter for the masses, their friendship develops; and with that, so does Risa's feelings for Otani...
Love isn't always easy - especially in high school. Gear up for the crazy antics of lovestruck teens with the fighting spirit to win the ones they want in Lovely Complex and School Rumble. No heartbreak is too great, and no opponent is too strong/beautiful to stop these hysterical characters from their pursuit of the ultimate high school romance.
School Rumble is a funny romantic anime; well, I'd say a hilarious romantic anime. Even though the presence of "romance" and love is not as much as in Lovely Complex, you'll definitely love it anyways. Both have moments that make you want to cry and laugh, and are adorable! I know for sure that at least female anime fans would love these.
Lovely Complex and School Rumble are both romance comedies that take place in high school. Both anime feature a slowly developing relationship. Also School Rumble has this joke-killing drama at times and love polygons, while Lovely Complex never gets strong at drama and barely contains any love triangles. If you're into romance comedies then you should definitely watch those two, since they are quite hilarious most of the time.
Each of these series are mostly comedy but have a decent amount of romance going on. While in a school situation, a lot of misunderstandings and failed attempts at love happen, making these series go well together.
While visiting his hometown, junior high school student Michishio Nagasumi's life was changed forever when he nearly drowned. Though he was saved by a mermaid named San, there's a catch -- her family is part of a merfolk mafia, and they abide by a strict rule: If a mermaid is discovered by a man, either he or the mermaid must die. That is, unless the man marries into the family! Faced with such a decision, Nagasumi can only oblige their customs and become a "happy" newlywed. Now, with a new school year around the corner, Nagasumi must find a way to deal with his new bride, keep her true nature a secret, and most importantly, escape inevitable death at the hands of San's over-protective father's gang!
Overall Seto no and School Rumble have a lot in common, starting with the types of characters, ranging from a lead sporadic guy to a deeply in love girl, followed by the overall humor that both share. Whether they're going to class, participating in school events, or just at home, the anime both share the same slapstick and random humor that almost all can enjoy. If you enjoyed one of them there's a very good chance you'll enjoy the other.
both animes havea very simillay kind of humor full of funny characters andevents.love tangles,misunderstandings,weird creatures...all and all both are great romanitc comedies.
These shows both feature a fast pased comedy adventure. Every episode is hilarious and leaves you wanting more but the main plot isnt focused on as much.
Both School Rumble and Seto no Hanayome share the same random slapstick type of comedy. At points none of them make any sense at all. If you are looking for comedy with a plot neither of them is your cup of tea. But if you just want mindless laughs both of them are good fun.
Both have lead men subject to pain and misunderstandings while trying to win the heart of a lady. However, I must say San from Seto no hanayome is a more interesting leading female than her School Rumble counterpart. Both anime keep adding characters to the mix throughout the anime to keep the comedy fresh and create new situations (Not something I particularly enjoy, but to each its own).
At Cromartie High, it's tough being a delinquent -- a fact that do-gooder Takashi Kamiyama intimately understands. When he's not engaging in contests of strength and rival gang wars, Kamiyama can also be found submitting punny jokes and planning his own rise to fame within the delinquents' ranks, and that's just the beginning! With friends like robotic Mechazawa, a giant gorilla, a hairy man from the 80s named Freddie and a clan of delinquents with mohawks that flow in the wind, how can anyone not enjoy high school?
Hilarious with just the right amount of random, which by the way is plenty. And oh yeah they both take place in school/classroom. Just another day in the life anime with gorillas, robots, love, and aliens. Whats not to love.
Both shows revolve around the life of a school student constantly at school. School rumble is longer and tries harder to put story behind their episodes which is necessary to some point because there are so many episodes. Cromartie is more focused on outragious comedy and will achieve it at all costs.
A delinquent is at the helm in a ship driven by oddball comedy, unorthodox situations and in Cromarite especially, hilarious conversations. Whiel the characters bounce off each other for jokes and a few gags, both have their roots in comedy and in School Rumble's case, a bit of romance. The randomness helps bring them together and both have excellent dubs.
Ayumi, Kei, Koyoi, Rika and Nao are five middle school friends whose hot topic of conversation is, as always, love. Ayumi dreams of having a boy confess to her and can't understand the idea that receiving unwanted confessions can be troublesome. She even believes that she will happily accept any guy who approaches her - that is, until she receives a love letter from Misao, a large, delinquent high school boy whose very presence makes small children cry! Not wanting to date him but too scared to reject him, Ayumi has no idea what to do, especially when Misao, now nicknamed Beast-kun by the girls, begins following her to and from school. To make matters worse, Ayumi then falls for Mamoru, a boy in her class who is Beast-kun's brother! With plenty of experiences in life and love left ahead, will the girls retain their naive beliefs, or is it time to shake off that brother complex and realize that appearances aren't everything?
Both of these series focus primarily on love, and in particular love triangles. While School Rumble takes a more obvious and random humorous look at the subject of love, both series use a lot of comedy in the storytelling. If you liked one, it's worth watching the other.
Both series are lighthearted slice-of-life comedies that don't really take themselves too seriously. There are a lot of similar characters in the series. You can pretty much find a counterpart for every character in the other series (Tenma = Ayumi, Eri = Kei, Harima = Misao ..... you get the idea). Also both series tend to spend a few episodes on each of the characters and then move on to the next. Because of that, it is very difficult to classify anyone as "the main character". Rather, there really isn't such a thing as a main character in either series.
Both shows have a delinquent who's not your typical delinquent- they're a lovey-dovey guy who just wants to convince the girl he loves to love him back!
Both are jam-packed with love triangles, unrequitted love, and minunderstandings about all things love. They're full of cute girls and funny guys and a bunch of slapstick humor that may or may not make you fall out of your chair laughing. Both have huge casts of fun and exciting characters who will have you rooting for them (or cursing them, depending on the role) until the very end.
Hatsukoi Limited has more fanservice than School Rumble, so you've been warned.


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A Treasure-Trove of Variable StarsNotes on Particular Stars
The individual brightness measurements Hipparcos made of these stars can be found on the mission's Web site. There, an interactive utility even lets you "fold" the observations back on themselves to look for repetitive changes in brightness. Thanks to these benchmark data going back a decade now, any new minima observed by readers will lead to very accurate predictions in the future.
DG Ceti is the star described at the opening of this article. Aside from the minimum on June 14, 1992, Hipparcos caught another on July 13, 1991, and part of a third on August 9, 1990. These suggest that another dip may have occurred about November 5, 1999. But the 337.4-day interval on which this prediction is based may be a multiple of the true period, so the star should be checked on other nights as well. It has an 11th-magnitude companion 5.5" to the southeast that has nothing to do with the eclipses.
DS Ceti is presumably the 9.5-magnitude primary of the visual double star at the location given in the table; the 10th-magnitude companion lies 6.7" to the west.
AL Arietis, normally magnitude 9.2, was as faint as 9.8 in two measurements made near 19:40 UT on August 9, 1991. Unfortunately, the satellite observed this star on only 49 occasions during the mission and caught no other anomalies. All bets are off as to when it will dip again.
DP Camelopardalis had six apparent dimmings during the mission. But they don't seem commensurate, and only three were tagged as reliable by Hipparcos scientists. At 77 light-years from the Sun, this is the nearest of the binaries on our list.
V1366 Orionis, lying 1 2/3° south of Rigel, was as faint as magnitude 10.7 on July 23, 1990. After recovering it was recorded at 10.4 some 47 days later.
V1125 Tauri was 0.6 magnitude fainter than normal on March 21, 1991.
FU Eridani was a half magnitude dimmer than usual on two occasions.
V366 Puppis was faint on three occasions consistent with a 39.1-day period. This star, normally about magnitude 8.4, has a 10th-magnitude companion 7.2" to its south.
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The latest findings in genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, bionics and nanotechnology appear in the media every day, but with no analysis of their common aim: that of exceeding human limitations.
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You know the game… Simon says stand on one foot. And you're supposed to stand on one foot. Who is this Simon and why does he control us? Regardless I'm glad the game was invented because I've found it to be most helpful in getting children to work with me during a portrait session. It also means that there are times when I ask them to do something, they do it and I say "Uh oh, I didn't say Simon says" and I'll get these great reactions.
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With news of Sony's 80GB model PlayStation 3 comes word that the new console will eliminate the PS2 "emotion engine' chip.
"The current 60 GB model utilizes a hardware and solution for backwards compatibility, namely the Emotion Engine chip," said SCEA's Kimberly Otzman. "The new 80 GB PS3 will use a software solution for backwards compatibility, similar to that currently found in the PAL model."
Nintendo's Wii hardware is backwards compatible with GameCube software. Microsoft has handled backwards compatibility for original Xbox titles through periodic Xbox 360 updates. Until now, PS3 owners in the US did not have to download updates to play their PS One and PlayStation 2 games on the new hardware.
Although the 60GB model still includes the "emotion engine" chip, consumers who purchase the new 80GB PS3 in August will likely need to download system updates to ensure backwards compatibility.
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New versions of Google's SketchUp 7 and SketchUp Pro 7 bring software vector rendering for complex objects, smarter modeling components that can "understand" what they are, and more powerful tools for professional and business users.
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Not really keeping up with Sketchup, I was interested to see the CS3 Extended integration plug-in. However, the release notes say:
The plug-in hasn't been updated since March, so I'd forget it for the moment. Sketchup itself could still be fun/useful, though. |
I took down all my 3d warehouse stuff a few months ago, it's not going back up until they quit screwing with us. Come on folks, you're Google now, you can't be pulling that crap. |
A way to turn off snapping (inferencing) is also still absent.
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Rookie defensive end Ziggy Ansah had quite the NFL debut a couple weeks ago in the preseason opener vs. the Jets.
Ansah intercepted Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez on the fourth play of his NFL career and returned it for a touchdown. He also recorded a tackle for a loss in the Detroit Lions victory.
Ansah didn't have the same flash plays in his encore performance last week vs. the Browns, but head coach Jim Schwartz said his athletic young rookie actually played a better game in Cleveland than he did in his debut.
"He had a couple flash plays in the first game, intercepted a ball and made a tackle for the loss ... he wasn't as consistent as he needed to be," Schwartz said.
"He didn't show up in the stat sheet (in Cleveland), but he played a lot more consistent and was much more effective within our defense. I thought that was a bright spot."
Ansah recorded two tackles vs. the Browns, but rushed the passer much more consistently through the course of his 22 snaps than he did the week prior.
That's the kind of progression coaches want to see with their No. 1 pick. He can't just flash a play here or there and then disappear. The Lions are expecting him to be consistently disruptive coming off the right edge for 60 minutes.
"He's got a long way to go," Schwartz said. "As a football team we have a long way to go. As individuals there is still a lot more work and things that need to be accomplished.
"I think the bright spot about that is physically he has done well and that you have to say that the best is yet to come with a guy like Ziggy. He is not tapped out yet."
It's a process for Ansah, but the fact that he's learning how to play within the scheme and is more effective from week-to-week, with not a lot of football in his background, is a good sign for the Lions.
"Everybody comes from a little different spot. It really doesn't matter," Schwartz said. "I probably started football when I was seven and that didn't do me a whole lot of good.
"I didn't take to it the same way that Ziggy did. I don't know that there is such thing as being a natural, but he has natural aptitude. He applies things pretty quickly and figures things out pretty quickly."


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Scott Blumenthal, co-founder of Scobre, announced the company's plans today; "We're putting the final touches on a new series of four (4) books targeting middle-school and high school readers. It has been our experience that true stories of successful entrepreneurs are a strong draw for a great number of young striving readers." Blumenthal continued, "We're developing books that engage young readers and inspire them to really enjoy the experience of reading and benefit from useful and interesting content. Young people have a lot of things competing for their attention and in our multi-media world, reading progress can be derailed. We've created content that gives reading books a competitive advantage. July 05, 2012
Scobre Educational, also known as Scobre Press created the Urban Entrepreneur series with true stories about very successful and highly visible personalities in Fashion, Food, Sports and one entirely about Innovators. The books focus on the planning and execution of the successful plans and ideas of the featured entrepreneurs. Stories of how smart work and perseverance are essential and often confused by observers as luck. "These stories resonate with teens because these individuals and their endeavors are current, as are their circumstances. These are success stories despite challenges. These are 'no excuses' lessons of real people of whom kids can relate. That's why we've created audio for all our titles; everything we publish is available as a Book Buddy Set with GoReader™. In this way the printed book is paired with the GoReader™ device that has the audio permanently preloaded which creates an incredible training aid for striving readers." added Scott Blumenthal. "
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text: The Messenger, also known as 'The Message of Peace' and 'The Messenger of Death', is one of a series of compositions by Watts that engage with the theme of death ; others include 'Sic Transit' (1890-2) (Tate N01638), Time, Death, and Judgement (c.1889-1900) (Tate N01693), and The Court of Death (c.18780-1902) (Tate N01894). The Messenger was among those works that Watts presented to the Nation in 1897, and which are now held in the Tate collection. This work is the first of two large versions of the composition, the second of which is now in a private collection. A very large charcoal drawing of The Messenger is in the Watts Gallery, Compton. This drawing was left unfinished until 1904 when Watts, wishing to replace the Tate work with a 'reconsidered' version, began to paint over this sketch, but died before he could complete it. A small oil sketch in brown and grey monochrome, bearing the same date as the Tate version but simpler in design, is also at Compton. There is a further small drawing of the composition done in black and red chalk in the Lanigan Collection, Canada… (read more)


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2013 NFL Mock Draft: Predicting the Entire First Round with Trades
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With just the Super Bowl remaining in the 2012 NFL season, all but two teams have officially entered the offseason. And with the offseason comes the 2013 NFL draft. With that comes mock drafts.
Most mock drafts will project each team's players at their given draft slot. This one is a little different, as it features trades.
At this point, it is even more impossible to predict trades than picks themselves, but there is nothing wrong with trying. At the very least, their inclusion makes mock drafts more interesting.
The draft is still a long ways off, but it's never too early to start predicting picks.
1. Kansas City Chiefs: Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia
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2012 was a disastrous season for the Chiefs, and it showed beyond a doubt that neither Brady Quinn nor Matt Cassel is the answer at quarterback. In order to win in 2013, Kansas City will need some new blood under center.
Andy Reid is all too aware of the need for a good quarterback, and Geno Smith looks like his guy. Smith, an accurate passer with solid physical ability isn't Andrew Luck, but he is worthy of the No. 1 overall pick.
Smith's pocket presence is outstanding, and he is superb at evading pressure while keeping his eyes downfield. He will need to adjust to an NFL offense, but he's smart enough to start as a rookie.
If Branden Albert leaves in free agency, the Chiefs could target Luke Joeckel. Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson is also possible.
2. Jacksonville Jaguars: Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah
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Jacksonville's entire team is a mess. Its best options are either to draft a quarterback or the best player available.
Here, they go with the second choice.
Star Lotulelei is among the draft's best prospects and has star potential. The 6'4", 320-pounder is exceptionally powerful and nearly immovable in the run game.
Lotulelei isn't just a run-defender, however. He is also athletic and explosive enough to penetrate the backfield and make plays.
The Jaguars could opt for Tyler Wilson or Mike Glennon at quarterback, and Bjoern Werner remains an option on defense.
3. Arizona Cardinals (from OAK): Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M
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It's no secret that Arizona's offensive line is among the worst in the NFL. The team has desperately needed help there for years, and it decides to trade up to secure it.
Luke Joeckel is considered by many to be the draft's best player, and given the Cardinals' obvious need, the trade is worth it. If they stand pat, they will miss out on Joeckel and will have to settle for Eric Fisher.
Joeckel is a superb pass-blocker with franchise left-tackle upside. Few linemen possess his combination of athleticism and technique in pass protection.
If Joeckel is available, Arizona will pick him. The question is whether it sees a big enough difference between Joeckel and Fisher to justify the cost.
4. Philadelphia Eagles: Barkevious Mingo, OLB, LSU
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Philadelphia misses out on Luke Joeckel, forcing it to switch directions to defense. If the Eagles switch to a 3-4 defense, they will need help at outside linebacker. Even if they don't, their defensive ends could use some bolstering.
Barkevious Mingo is a bit one-dimensional, but his explosive ability puts him in the top five anyway. The 6'5", 240-pounder is more powerful than one might expect for a player of his size, but he is definitely better off in a 3-4 scheme.
Mingo is an excellent athlete with shocking speed and burst. His pass-rushing potential is through the roof, and he could be a star in the NFL.
The Eagles could select Eric Fisher with Joeckel off the board. Another defensive end or even Tyler Wilson is possible as well.
5. Detroit Lions: Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State
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With Cliff Avril likely out in Detroit, the Lions desperately need a defensive end. The team lacks a single legitimate starter at the position.
Bjoern Werner is an outstanding athlete with excellent burst. His first step is perhaps the best in the draft, and he has the lateral ability to dominate as a pass-rusher.
As a rookie, Werner could rack up double-digit sack numbers. He's just decent against the run, but his pass-rushing ability makes him a potential star.
The Lions could prefer Ezekiel Ansah over Werner, but that seems unlikely given the team's nine-wide defense. This seems like an obvious pick.
6. Cleveland Browns: Ezekiel Ansah, OLB, BYU
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The Browns are likely to switch to a 3-4 scheme under new defensive coordinator Ray Horton. If they do so, the they will need to add some pass-rushers. Even if Cleveland doesn't switch, it still needs a defensive end.
Ezekiel Ansah is a fit in either scheme.
Ansah is an outstanding athlete. At 6'6", 270 pounds, he's bigger than the typical outside linebacker, but he has played in that position at BYU and is athletic enough to pull it off.
Ansah is shockingly fast and plays with great power. He excels against the run, though he does need to work on his technique. Ansah's experience at defensive tackle, defensive end and linebacker will prove valuable in a 3-4 or hybrid defense.
The Browns could look to add a cornerback like Dee Milliner to play opposite Joe Haden, and Dion Jordan could fill the same role as Ansah.
7. Oakland Raiders (from ARZ): Damontre Moore, DE, Texas A&M
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Because of their many holes, the Raiders choose to move back a few picks. Oakland adds a couple of draft picks and still brings in a top-level player.
Oakland's defensive ends are atrocious, and its entire defensive line needs an overhaul. In a draft loaded with defensive-line talent, the Raiders have no choice but to address the issue early.
Damontre Moore isn't an exceptional talent, but his terrific motor overcomes any physical flaws. At 6'4", 250 pounds, Moore is somewhat undersized but plays with surprising strength and power.
In the NFL, Moore has only above-average pass-rushing potential. However, he should be solid in every aspect of the game.
The Raiders could also add Sheldon Richardson to play defensive tackle. If the team doesn't have faith in Carson Palmer, it could select Tyler Wilson or Mike Glennon as well.
8. Buffalo Bills: Mike Glennon, QB, NC State
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Does anyone believe Ryan Fitzpatrick is the answer in Buffalo? The Bills need a new quarterback, and they have options.
At 6'6", 232 pounds, Mike Glennon has terrific size and excellent arm strength, but he isn't mobile and struggles in the face of pressure.
Mechanically, Glennon is solid. He is talented and has many of the finer parts of playing quarterback down. The end results—especially as they relate to completing passes and not throwing interceptions—aren't always great, however.
There are flaws with Glennon. But the Bills don't have too many other holes, and they need to try something new at quarterback.
9. New York Jets: Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas
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Mark Sanchez is awful. Everyone knows this, right?
In order to win, the Jets need to add a quarterback. That's not to say the team is perfect—it's not—but its problems start there.
Many aren't projecting Tyler Wilson to go this high, but he should. The 6'2", 218-pounder is an outstanding athlete with excellent arm strength.
Wilson has as much potential as any quarterback in this draft. He will throw some interceptions, but he will also make plenty of big plays. That's often an underrated aspect of playing quarterback.
New York could still draft a pass-rusher such as Dion Jordan, and it could use help at wide receiver, too.
10. Tennessee Titans: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri
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Tennessee's run defense and pass rush both need help. No player in the draft addresses both problems quite as well as Sheldon Richardson does.
Richardson comes in at 6'4", 295 pounds and, though he primarily plays defensive tackle, can kick outside to end. He is a valuable pass-rusher from either position and could reach double-digit sacks.
Against the run, Richardson explodes off the ball and penetrates the backfield with ease. He isn't overly powerful, but his quickness and athleticism are huge assets.
At this point, Tennessee's options are limited. The team could draft an offensive lineman, but Richardson is clearly its best option.
11. San Diego Chargers: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
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The Chargers have many flaws, but their biggest is along the offensive line. Philip Rivers' struggles have been amplified by the unit's terrible play.
Eric Fisher may not be quite as good as Luke Joeckel is, but he isn't far off. The 6'8", 305-pounder is long and athletic, but needs to add bulk.
Too often, bigger defensive ends overpower Fisher. His height hurts him in that he easily surrenders leverage, and his lack of girth doesn't help, either. On the whole, though, his athletic ability helps him dominate pass-rushers.
San Diego could look to add a wide receiver, given the lack of success from Robert Meachem. If Fisher is available, though, he seems like the easy pick.
12. Miami Dolphins: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
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With Ryan Tannehill, Brian Hartline and Reggie Bush, the Dolphins have potential on offense. However, they still need to add another weapon.
Cordarrelle Patterson isn't refined, but he has the potential to compensate for it. At 6'3", 205 pounds, he's big and fast. Those are two nice qualities to have at wide receiver.
Patterson won't immediately play at a high level, but with time, he could be incredible. Players with this type of ability aren't found just anywhere.
If Sean Smith leaves in free agency, Miami could look at Dee Milliner. The team would also like to add a defensive end to play opposite Cameron Wake.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama
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Tampa Bay's last-ranked pass defense was its biggest flaw in 2012. The problem is easy to find. It's the team's terrible cornerbacks.
Many have projected Dee Milliner as a top-10 pick, but he falls to the Buccaneers here. Milliner is solid in just about every aspect of the game, and he should be a good player in the NFL.
Though Milliner is solid, he doesn't possess elite upside. He lacks the outstanding athletic ability to really become elite given his lack of physical play.
The Buccaneers desperately need a cornerback here. It's difficult to say where they will turn if they are unable to secure Milliner.
14. Carolina Panthers: Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
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Despite having a terrific linebacking corps featuring Luke Kuechly and Jon Beason, the Panthers run defense was nothing extra in 2012.
The problem? Their awful defensive tackles.
Loaded with potential, Johnathan Hankins can play either 1-tech or 3-tech for Carolina. The 6'3", 322-pounder obviously has great size and is surprisingly athletic.
The biggest problem with Hankins is his lack of a mean streak. He has the talent to be a star, but he needs to play meaner and more passionately.
Carolina could prefer Jesse Williams over Hankins, but it's hard to imagine the team not going with a defensive tackle.
15. New Orleans Saints: Dion Jordan, OLB, Oregon
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In 2012, New Orleans was No. 31 in pass defense, No. 32 in run defense, No. 32 in overall defense and No. 25 in sacks. In other words, the Saints could use help at just about every level of defense.
Dion Jordan can help.
A brilliant athlete, Jordan is an explosive pass-rusher with the ability to terrorize quarterbacks. However, he is also superb in coverage and can play outside linebacker in a 4-3 scheme despite his 6'6" frame.
Jordan's potential is almost unlimited, and he could help the Saints in a variety of ways. He would immediately make their offense more versatile, dynamic and terrifying.
New Orleans could also opt for defensive tackle Jesse Williams or linebacker Jarvis Jones.
16. St. Louis Rams: Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama
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The Rams offensive line could use some help. In a perfect world, St. Louis would add a franchise tackle here, but there isn't one available. So it settles for a dominant guard.
Chance Warmack is a guard worth settling for, though. The 6'3", 320-pounder plays with power (as the above gut may suggest) and would immediately improve the Rams' run game.
Warmack isn't as athletic as some other guards, but his run-blocking ability is simply incredible. That's not to say Warmack can't play in space or pass block; they just aren't his forte.
St. Louis could still reach for an offensive tackle like Lane Johnson, or it could look to wide receiver, where Keenan Allen is still on the board.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia
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This is about the perfect pick for the Steelers. James Harrison is likely out in Pittsburgh, and though the team's defense is still at the top of the NFL, it must continue to add youth.
Generally, Pittsburgh prefers short, high-leverage pass-rushers on the outside of its 3-4 defense. Jones stands at just 6'3", with his lack of length often cited as a weakness.
An athletic player with surprising power, Jones has great pass-rushing potential. He isn't Von Miller like many had hoped, but that's not really a fair criticism either. Jones' balance, strength and burst give Dick LeBeau yet another dangerous weapon.
The Steelers could also look at nose tackle, where Jesse Williams is on the board. An inside linebacker such as Arthur Brown, Manti Te'o or Alec Ogletree would make sense as well.
18. Dallas Cowboys: Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas
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Dallas is switching to a 4-3 defense under Monte Kiffin. It's hard to say how similar his defense will be to the Tampa 2 he is best known for, but he'll be looking for a new safety regardless.
Kenny Vaccaro would certainly be an upgrade for the team. The 6'1", 218-pounder is an excellent athlete with superb coverage ability.
Vaccaro can also defend the run, though. His ability to match up with wide receivers puts him in first-round discussion, but his all-around ability secures his status.
With Anthony Spencer possibly leaving in free agency, the Cowboys could be looking for a defensive end to replace him. A defensive tackle or guard is also possible.
19. New York Giants: Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia
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When a team allows 4.6 yards per carry, it may want to look at upgrading its front seven. That's exactly what the Giants will be doing in the 2013 NFL draft.
Alec Ogletree is a freakish athlete at linebacker. He can rush the passer, play coverage and pursue running backs at a high level. His upside is terrific for a linebacker.
Ogletree's ability to shed blocks isn't great, but he's big and strong enough to improve there. His speed and instincts still make him a good run defender.
The Giants might prefer Arthur Brown or Manti Te'o at linebacker, and they could also add a defensive tackle or defensive end.
20. Chicago Bears: Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina
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There is plenty of talent on Chicago's offense, but a porous offensive line seriously hinders the unit. The team's weak efforts to address the line haven't worked, so it must try again.
Jonathan Cooper is a great athlete who excels at the second level. He attacks linebackers and defensive backs, rarely missing his target in the open field.
However, at 6'3" and 295 pounds, Cooper also possesses power. He can play at the point of attack and doesn't have any glaring weaknesses.
The Bears could look at offensive tackle, where D.J. Fluker and Lane Johnson are both on the board. A linebacker such as Manti Te'o or Arthur Brown wouldn't be shocking, either.
21. Cincinnati Bengals: Keenan Allen, WR, California
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Clearly, A.J. Green is a fantastic wide receiver and a huge weapon for Cincinnati. However, Andy Dalton isn't so good that he can survive with just one weapon at wide receiver.
An excellent athlete, Keenan Allen isn't a great vertical threat, but he compensates in other areas. Allen possesses terrific yard-after-the-catch ability and can run through or around nearly any defensive back.
He has occasionally struggled with drops, but Allen makes some truly incredible catches. Though he doesn't have No. 1 wide receiver upside, Allen should develop into a solid weapon.
The Bengals might also look for a defensive end here. The team could opt for a different wide receiver as well.
22. Denver Broncos (from WAS Via STL): Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama
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Denver's run defense was fantastic in 2012. However, its defensive tackles are still awful, and the team's defense could be unbelievable with upgrades there.
Jesse Williams fell too far for the Broncos to not move up. He fits a huge need and is a great talent.
Williams is the type of defensive tackle who doesn't move in the run game. He plays with terrific power and leverage. Just as important, he's too good to fall this far.
Though he isn't a great athlete, Williams can move and will play in the backfield. Don't expect huge sack numbers, though.
The Broncos don't have many other big needs. If a great value falls, they will likely jump at it.
23. Minnesota Vikings: Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida
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Minnesota is far removed from the days of the Williams Wall. Now, the Vikings could actually use some upgrades at defensive tackle.
Sharrif Floyd's best fit is probably in a 3-4 defense, but he is more than capable of playing in a 4-3. The 6'3", 303-pounder is athletic and powerful, so he can play either the 1-tech or 3-tech position.
Floyd isn't exactly a penetrating defensive tackle, but he's explosive enough to make an impact in the backfield. His power and ability to stop the run are also valuable.
The Vikings do need help at wide receiver, especially if Percy Harvin is traded. They could definitely target a wideout here.
24. Indianapolis Colts: Datone Jones, DE, UCLA
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Indianapolis is still adjusting to the 3-4 defense, and it needs talent along each level of the defense. Perhaps the most concerning unit, however, is its defensive line.
Datone Jones is a legitimate option at defensive end. At 6'4", 280 pounds, Jones will need to bulk up some, but he really isn't much smaller than Smith himself.
Jones is a great athlete with excellent versatility. He is more than capable of rushing the passer or defending the run, and he could prove a valuable weapon down the line.
In Baltimore, Chuck Pagano made use of Pernell McPhee, and in Jones, he could have his new version.
The Colts could look to add Arthur Jones or Manti Te'o at linebacker, and they need help at cornerback as well.
25. Baltimore Ravens (from SEA): Arthur Brown, LB, Kansas State
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Baltimore hasn't had great options next to Ray Lewis over the past few years, and with Lewis now retiring, the Ravens need to add an inside linebacker. Arthur Brown is worth trading up for.
Brown's small size would leave many to suggest he struggles against the run, but that is far from the case. In fact, Brown does a great job of shredding blocks, always looking to tackle the ball-carrier.
Brown's speed and instincts make him a frequent presence in the backfield. His playmaking potential is incredible, and he could be a star in Baltimore's defense.
The Ravens don't have many glaring needs, and inside linebacker is probably the team's priority. This is a superb fit.
26. Green Bay Packers: Manti Te'o, LB, Notre Dame
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Green Bay allowed a terrible 4.5 yards per carry in 2012. The Packers have some explosive talent on defense, but the team desperately needs to improve against the run.
Manti Te'o should help there.
The 6'2", 255-pounder plays with power and does a great job of shedding blocks and attacking against the run. He will frequently stop running backs within just a few yards on the line of scrimmage.
Te'o isn't great in coverage, but his ability against the run makes up for it. He would immediately start for the Packers and improve the team's dreadful run defense.
Green Bay's secondary also needs improvement, and either Eric Reid or one of many cornerbacks could help.
27. Houston Texans: Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
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Houston has needed a threat opposite Andre Johnson for a few years now. Thus far, the team has made only half-hearted attempts at finding one. That has to change in order for the Texans to make the next step as a team.
At 5'11", 183 pounds, Markus Wheaton is undersized but explosive. He is incredibly quick with the ball in his hands, and his deep speed is fantastic. Few cornerbacks can keep up with him vertically.
Wheaton may not be a complete wide receiver, but he is a legitimate weapon. Defenses will fear him and must account for him at all times. That's what Houston needs.
The Texans could prefer a different wide receiver such as DeAndre Hopkins or Tavon Austin. Houston might look to upgrade at right tackle, where D.J. Fluker and Menelik Watson are available.
28. St. Louis Rams (from DEN): Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma
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As was mentioned earlier, St. Louis' offensive line has some problems. So, even after adding Chance Warmack at guard, the Rams go back to the offensive line. The Rams felt like they could address this later than No. 22, so they moved back for a few more picks.
Lane Johnson is an excellent athlete. At 6'6", 302 pounds, he has great length but could stand to add some bulk.
Johnson's quickness makes him a potentially great pass-blocker, but he needs to work on his technique. His lack of power is also concerning.
The Rams could use help at wide receiver, and there are still some legitimate options on the board, though it's hard to say who they would prefer.
29. New England Patriots: Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State
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New England seems to draft a cornerback every year, and it isn't really working so far. If the Patriots bring back Aqib Talib, they will have one legitimate, though unreliable, starting cornerback. The other spot isn't so certain.
Johnthan Banks is far from a perfect player, but he's talented. The 6'2" cornerback is an impressive athlete with considerable upside moving forward.
Because of his large frame, some have projected Banks to safety, but he's quick enough to remain on the outside. His long arms, athletic ability and ball skills could lead to high interception totals in the future.
The Patriots could go a number of ways here. They could add a wide receiver, a defensive tackle, a linebacker or a safety. And of course, they could trade back.
30. Atlanta Falcons: Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame
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Tony Gonzalez's career just might be over, and Atlanta will need to replace him. The Falcons relied on him as their No. 3 target, and their offense wouldn't be the same without a receiving tight end.
A big body and athletic pass-catcher, Tyler Eifert is a borderline first-round talent worthy of the pick here. He doesn't have elite vertical speed, but the Notre Dame star is more than capable of getting open.
Eifert's size and body control make him a fantastic red-zone target. He can work out of the slot or in tight, and his versatility adds a dimension to Atlanta's offense.
The Falcons could prefer a different tight end such as Zach Ertz or Travis Kelce. Atlanta could also use a defensive end, as the team is incredibly weak there.
31. Seattle Seahawks (from BAL): DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson
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Russell Wilson performed brilliantly as a rookie, but the Seahawks offense won't really be elite unless the team adds some more wide receivers. The team isn't overly talented there and could especially use a playmaker.
DeAndre Hopkins is definitely a playmaker.
An explosive athlete with decent size, Hopkins is a legitimate deep threat who is quick enough to gain yards after the catch as well. The Clemson wideout is simply explosive.
Hopkins is just 6'1", which limits his upside some. He still projects as at least a playmaking No. 2 wide receiver, though, and would be a great addition for Seattle.
Seattle really doesn't have many other flaws. It could use an offensive lineman maybe, but it will probably either go best player available or wide receiver.
32. San Francisco 49ers: Margus Hunt, DE, SMU
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San Francisco's defense is terrific. However, there are some positions that could use upgrades. Defensive end is an issue only because of Justin Smith's age and growing injury problems, but it is a concern.
At about 6'8", 280 pounds, Margus Hunt is full of potential. He will need to bulk up in order to play in a 3-4 defense, but he clearly has the frame to add weight.
Hunt's potential is incredible. He's a former track star and frequently showcases brilliant if unrefined physical ability. He needs work, but the 49ers could get a star out of him.
San Francisco could go with a different defensive lineman such as Kawann Short or Sylvester Williams. The team also needs help at safety and cornerback.
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There are a number of excellent authors producing Print-On-Demand commentaries on Greek and Latin texts. The authors of the books linked below were the first that I am aware of to use the single-page format (Greek, vocabulary, notes) in a POD, the first to give a presentation on the use of POD at a major conference for Classicists, the first to sell POD books at a major conference for Classicists, and the first to submit their POD volumes to BMCR for review. The authors are innovative, and I often draw inspiration from their work.
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Six cycles of ABVD complete. And yup, I was out running in the rain again.
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Ice Cream.
I had this exchange with my oncologist.
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July is turning out to be better than June.I ran today. No stopping, no pain killers needed to get through, no quasi-asthma attacks, absolutely everything was perfect. I think I may have finally, officially beaten the Bleo damage.
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