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We're offering our most popular party package the 2 hour KW Classic (face painting, balloon modelling and magic) for a discounted price of just, $270! We have just 2 spots available, call us now!
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At Kiddly-Winks we're all about making kids smile, so when it comes to your children's entertainment needs, you need look no further!
EVERYTHING YOU NEED: At an affordable price we can provide fun, bright and friendly characters, clowns and fairies who bring to you professional face painting, balloon modeling, games and magic shows! We provide brilliant party packages and event services by the hour; we have all your children's entertainment needs! WE LOVE WHAT WE DO: Invite Kiddly-Winks to your next event and you won't be disappointed; Kiddly-Winks performers do what they do because they love making kids smile! This comes through in all that they do, from their care and interaction with kids to their high standard of work and appearance. GREAT VALUE: Its not common to be able to hire an entertainer and get the value that you can get with us, our party packages are loaded with value and professional entertainment. Our performers can do it all, hire just one Kiddly-Winks performer and have your kids enthralled with the works, face painting, balloon modeling and a magic show! Party packages start at just $125! We've been doing our research and for the price you'd pay other companies for just one service, you can get all three from us, seriously! YES, we do FAIRY parties! CONTACT US: Visit our website to make a booking online, find out all about our selection of brilliant party packages and their prices, see our gallery and find out more about what we do. www.Kiddly-Winks.com.au Contact us and we'd be more than happy to assist you in deciding which party package would suit you or if you had any other questions! email@example.com 0421 722 200
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By Kate on 20/11/2013 11:57:38 AMI have seen these guys at 3 parties, including my daughters 1st birthday. Very good, neat and tidy young performers. Highly recommended
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By RamyaParameswaran on 23/10/2013 1:46:07 PMI had Emily the Pixie for my daughter's 1st bday party. She was early and set up the place even before the party started. She did an amazing job in face painting and balloon modelling for the kids present there. The parents were happy to see the kids happy and having fun with the face painting. I would recommend Kiddly Winks for anyone thinking of having kids entertainment (...) Read more
Leayah's 3rd Birthday
By Wyverly on 18/10/2013 10:55:01 AMWe had Emily the Pixie for our daughter's 3rd birthday for face painting. Most kids we're older than 5 years old but we had a few that were 2 and 3 years old. Emily the Pixie was very patient with them. She even stayed back a bit as the not so big kids (adults) wanted some face painting. Thank you for your service Kiddly Winks.
Thank you Zoom the Clown!!
By Nicky L on 3/10/2013 12:29:25 PMThank you Zoom the Clown for making my son's 4th birthday party an event to remember!! The magic show had every child (and parent) enthralled (I've never seen so many 4 year olds sit still for so long!!) and the standard and speed of face painting was by far the best I've ever seen. Not to mention that each child got to go home with their very own balloon sculpture!! I wo (...) Read more
Thank you Zoom the clown for the fun-filled joined bday of Kassandra and Lawrence. The kids as well as the adults were delighted and enchanted with amazement of the effort you brought that day. You have made the event a very memorable one.
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By Melissa M on 20/08/2013 3:01:06 PMmy sons 5 th birthday was fantastic untill Zoom the Clown waiked in, not only did the kids have a ball but the adults were beside them selfs with the brilliant balloon modeling, i only wish i had booked Zoom to have stayed longer, 100% value for money, we will see you again Zoom, thank you so much......
By Kay Rogers on 6/08/2013 10:19:32 AMI was beyond impressed by the professionalism of Kiddly Winks Entertainment. They really went above and beyond in listening to our needs and creating a package that perfectly fitted our corporate event. On the day the team was so full of energy it made it extremely stress-free for us! The facepainting, ballon artist and games were of such a high calibre I would highly recc (...) Read more
3rd Birthday Party with Zoom the Clown
By Fiona on 1/07/2013 3:04:37 PMBeing a novice to planning children's parties, I wasn't quite sure of what to expect when I booked a "Splot Sparkle n Squeak - Face Painting and Advanced Balloons" party for my daughter Alyssa's 3rd Birthday party. I decided to have the party at home rather than go to an indoor play centre so the kids could interact with each other more. Michelle Uulf as "Zoom the Clown" (...) Read more
Great entertainment for all ages
By Natalia on 26/06/2013 12:45:50 PMI have had 2 other entertainers for my children's birthdays over the years but BY FAR Zoom was the best we have had. She was engaging, entertaining and get with the kids. The face painting was amazing and the ballons were great and the magic was outstanding. The kids all had a great time and the parents all commented on how great she was. Will be booking her again for our (...) Read more
Zoom the Magica Clown
By Filepe on 25/06/2013 1:23:04 PMZoom the clown was fantastic at Sienna's 5th Birthday - Entertaining - Engaging - with the chidren and not to mention the parents in attendance all enjoyed the magic show that followed the face painting. Recommend for boy and girls. Best face painter


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This is not about the players on the pitch, but the KOA Members themselves, so Gianni, Dagh, Alkopop etc.
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I suggest that each year we have a vote around May and the winner gets to call themself the PKOA KO2 Player of the year (and indeed keep that accolade with them forever if they so wish!)
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World's second year anniversary is in full swing now! Yesterday, Day 1, there were flash giveways on Facebook, Twitter, and EA Forums. Check this topic to see if you were one of the lucky winners: http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/8844208.page
Today, Day 2, is going to be a big one, as plenty of surprises are lined up. Here's what to expect after the maintenance patch is finished (starting time: 19:00 GMT).
- Need For Speed World Beauty Shot community contest: this is a new contest and it will use a new feature, probably a new camera mod to help the player take some amazing shots
- Car giveway for free: even though EA has not revealed which car it is, by looking at the picture they released, it is almost certainly a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. This is NOT a Speedboost car.
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Sept 2012 2nd opinion: Total 280 (doc says low-t)
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I ran 1000UI doses every other day for 6 days and was rechecked today. Total was 250. So apparently it didn't do anything and now he wants to start me on TRT 140mg/week.
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Parma winger Marco Parolo is chasing a place in Italy's World Cup squad. Parolo has been outstanding for Parma this season. read more
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Liberty University professor Michael Davis looks at the 1944 presidential election between Democrat Franklin Roosevelt -- seeking an unprecedented fourth term -- and his Republican challenger, Thomas Dewey. With the U.S. and its allies approaching victory in World War II, Roosevelt had a relatively easy victory over Dewey, who mainly campaigned against New Deal programs and for smaller government. Roosevelt would die in office six months after being re-elected, and Vice President Harry Truman became the 33rd president of the United States. Liberty University is in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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H.W. Brands of the University of Texas at Austin has written over 25 books including his FDR biography, "Traitor to His Class: The Privileged Life and Radical Presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt," a Pulitzer Prize finalist. Brands was one of several professors invited to the University of Oklahoma for an all-day "Teach-In" on the Great Depression and World War II.
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American History TV continues to reair C-SPAN's history series "The Contenders," which features profiles of key figures who ran for president and lost, but changed political history. This week, we focus on the life and career of Thomas E. Dewey. Remembered by many for his close loss in the 1948 election to Harry Truman, Dewey was also the GOP nominee in 1944, losing to FDR. "The Contenders" focuses on these two elections as well as Dewey's career as a three-term New York governor, and before that as one of the most famous prosecuting attorneys in the country where he was known for his gang busting work in New York during the 1930s.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's last two presidential campaigns – in 1940 and 1944 – took place while the world was at war. The 1940 election secured FDR an unprecedented third term, and the 1944 contest was the first wartime White House campaign since the Civil War. But it elected a chief executive who would not live to see the war's end. The Roosevelt presidential library recently convened panels of scholars to consider all four of FDR's elections and this excerpt focuses on the war years.
Brown University professor Megan Kate Nelson examines guerrilla warfare in the American Civil War. Guerrilla warfare is largely characterized by its tactics, including ambushes and surprise raids on unsuspecting troops and towns. There were bands of guerrilla soldiers fighting on both the Union and Confederate sides during the Civil War. These small bands of men on horseback were very nimble and difficult to capture, especially Confederate guerrillas who often did not wear uniforms and blended back into the population after an attack. Brown University is in Providence, Rhode Island.
George Fox University professor Kerry Irish examines the presidency of George Washington, who was inaugurated in 1789. Washington was aware his actions in office would set precedents. So, for example, despite French assistance to the Colonial Army against the British, Washington kept the U.S. neutral during the French Revolution, seeking to avoid entangling the U.S. in European affairs. Also, at the end of two terms, Washington voluntarily gave up power, and in his farewell address, he warned against loyalty to political parties over country. George Fox University is in Newberg, Oregon.
Arizona State University professor Donald Critchlow discusses the Republican revival in the 1970s. After Richard Nixon's resignation and Gerald Ford's loss to Democrat Jimmy Carter in the 1976 presidential election, the GOP brand was weakened to the point where some political observers wondered if the party would survive. But by the end of the decade – spurred on by Phyllis Schlafly and her grassroots efforts -- a new coalition made up of fiscal conservatives, traditional stay-at-home mothers and politically minded evangelical Christians revived Republican fortunes and helped elect Ronald Reagan.
Connecticut College professor David Canton examines the lives of African Americans in the 1920s. His lecture focuses on the leaders, publications and events that made up a tension-filled era for race relations in America. Professor Canton talks about African American leaders such as A. Philip Randolph, Marcus Garvey and W. E. B. Du Bois. He also looks at a string of major events, including the Great Migration, the re-birth of the Ku Klux Klan and the 1921 Tulsa, Oklahoma race riots. Connecticut College is located in New London.
George Washington University's Denver Brunsman discusses the topic of George Washington as an intellectual. When Washington was 11 years old, his father died, all but extinguishing his hopes of going to college. His lack of a university education bothered him his entire life, and peers John Adams and Thomas Jefferson – while respecting Washington's character - were at times critical of his lack of a formal education. Professor Brunsman points out that throughout Washington's life, he never lost his passion for learning nor his intellectual curiosity. He was a veracious reader on a variety of topics, teaching himself through his own research and effort. Washington also respected and remained dedicated to education, always pushing his step-children and grandchildren to peruse higher learning. This George Washington University class takes place at the National Library for the Study of George Washington at Mount Vernon.
Hillsdale College professor Bradley Birzer discusses the first recognizable political parties taking shape in early 19th century America. These parties tended to represent regional rather than national interests. Professor Birzer spoke about this divisive era, focusing on the rise of what he termed the Old Republicans.
In this program, Indiana University's James Madison examines the Ku Klux Klan in 1920s America, with a focus on Indiana. Professor Madison explains how the KKK formed in the South after the Civil War as an organization made up of Confederate veterans fighting against Reconstruction and citizenship for African Americans. In the 1920s, Professor Madison contends, the KKK had a revival and expanded its influence beyond the South, as some white Protestants were drawn to the group's disdain for Catholics, foreigners, cultural change and the consumption of alcohol. The Indiana University Alumni Association & Indiana University Lifelong Learning organized this class.
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I was just going back through my photos, and noticed that I have quite the collection of neglected snaps kicking around. Pics that never became posts, so to speak. And so I figured the best way to give them the exposure they deserve, was to compile a list of 'out and about' highlights. And here you have it.
Av on toast & BLT bagel @ Jackson Dodds, Preston
Breakfast Quesadilla @ New York Tomato, Richmond
Brekky roll @ Gingerlee, Brunswick East
Housemade crumpets & beans @ Birdman Eating, Fitzroy
Pub grub @ Great Northern Hotel, North Carlton
Wood-fired pizza @ Abbotsford Convent, Abbotsford
Poached chicken noodle soup @ China Bar, Fitzroy
Dumpling noodle soup @ Dumpling Table, South Yarra
Lunch... @ Hargreaves Hill Brewing Company, Yarra Glen
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It's a dilemma for many parents: You'd like your child to lose a few pounds, but you worry about hurt feelings if you bring up the topic. What should you say?
One overweight child, Maya, recently got some bad news: she is a borderline diabetic. Maya admits that she was making bad choices. At dinner, her mom would nag her about eating too much. But nagging kids to eat less or exercise more can backfire. So, what can you do instead? First, ask your child if they are ever teased because of their weight. If the answer is yes, your child may be motivated to change.
However, experts say a child won't make healthier choices unless the rest of the family does too. So, Maya's family went to a class where they all learned to eat right, exercise, and avoid diabetes. One last tip: a big way for the entire family to save calories is to drink water instead of soda.
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Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley admits the Silverstone squad are "not confident" over the tyre changes made by Pirelli.
Force India were one of the few teams who adapted very well to Pirelli's aggressive tyre strategy at the start of the year as they picked up 59 points in the first eight races.
However, the Italian manufacturer introduced new Kevlar belt rear tyres at the German Grand Prix following several blowouts at Silverstone the week before.
The VJM06 didn't adapt well to the changes as both Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil finished outside the points at the Nurburgring and Fernley feels they were "losers".
"I don't think we are confident, it's quite a significant change," Fernley said. "Obviously what we've got to look at is running it [during the Young Driver Test] at Silverstone; the good positive thing is we can do a good back-to-back comparison from only a week ago.
"The weather was quite good on race day so we've got good data to be able to do the comparisons with. But the tyre is so significantly different, and the car is designed specifically around that 2013 tyre, that we will have to re-engage design work on something that we actually thought we'd stopped because we want to move on to the 2014 car. So it's not good. It's not healthy for Force India.
"I think there are other teams as well. I'm sure Ferrari are in that situation, Lotus seemed to go well [in Germany] but it will affect them because it's quite significant again for them. And there will be more teams; there will be some winners and there will be some losers. For sure we are a loser, the question is how much do we lose."


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"I was on hold," Janet Pope commented while contemplating her life. Despite having two small children, a loving marriage, and a steady job with Campus Crusade her life still seemed stagnant. "My heart was longing, seeking, sad, and thinking, I've got two little kids and living in a place I don't want to be, and I don't know how I'm gonna get up every morning. I have to find some joy."
The dreariness of dissatisfaction that afflicts countless individuals had strangled Pope. But one surprising afternoon at a conference, she stumbled upon the moment that flipped the light switch on in her life. A woman, unknown to Pope, stood on stage and delivered a zealous recitation of Colossians. When Pope heard the woman's passion she cried out in her heart, "Oh, God help me. I need to know your Word." In that moment, she knew she would either turn her inner thoughts toward God, or she would spend her days on the same disconnected path.
She chose God. As a thirty-five-year-old mother of two small children, Janet Pope began pursuing God through scripture memorization. And never stopped. Today, she has memorized 14 books of the Bible and 130 chapters overall. Without special memory skills or photographic recall, Pope has the essential tool: desire. And that desire, cultivated from discipline and fueled by hope, flourishes more with each passage learned.
Chatting with me in her bedroom as light streams in from open windows, Pope pauses to reflect on the path her life has taken. She has visited 27 states and spoken in more than 120 events to enrich lives much like her own changed. But a speaking ministry never entered her dreams when she began memorizing twenty-one years ago. Pope placed Scripture in her heart for personal growth, not for others. She memorized passages to find joy, to find her way out of depression, and to find meaning. "I began to take ownership of God's word. It became my lifeline." Despite her ministry of encouragement to others, Scripture continues as her liberation from desperation. "If I became mute and could never speak again," Janet humbly shares, "I would still memorize Scripture." She simply loves the Word.
She also loves the challenge of long passages. Although she has retained large chunks of the Bible, she says her goal will never revolve around volume. She relishes transformation. The revolution that learning Scripture has created in her heart prevails as her favorite topic for encouraging others. Her face instinctively lights up when she tells about an entire year spent memorizing the Upper Room Discourse (John 13–17). She pulls her feet up into her chair and bubbles with delight as she tells me about the disciples walking through the vineyard. She sounds as if she had trotted alongside them. And in a way, she did.
Her personal search for joy has opened doors to encourage mothers lost in a similar rut. Pope believes mothers of young children have the perfect opportunity. "It is extremely doable," she says. "The thing about moms with little kids is that you have lots and lots of things that you are doing when your hands are busy but your mind is free." You can either fret about the future, or focus on the Word. Pope spent many years reciting Scripture out loud as she did chores around the house, a legacy her children have not forgotten. They still like to remind her of verses they learned as children when she drove them to school reciting Scripture on the way.
Anyone can train their hearts to remember scripture, not only mothers. God endowed the human brain an ability to learn by rote memory. Children learn the alphabet, numbers, and favorite songs by repetition. So Pope's strategy patterns after the function of the brain. Her method stands firm on action. Simply start today. Redeem the time. Get into it. And forget the numbers if math eludes you. After all, "It's hard to connect something tangible with something intangible like a number, so don't memorize the numbers," Pope explains. Learn the word and let the Lord take care of the reference.
Janet Pope guards her time dearly, avoiding frivolous activities. Except football. She loves football. But her main devotion remains going deep into the word of God. A simple woman with a simple plan: know the Word. No crowds greet her at Starbucks, no paparazzi stalk her door, and her wallpaper does not drip gold leaf. But the richness of her life bursts out from the treasures she has hidden in her heart. This most prized possession she offers to any who will listen. "Get passionate about God's word," she'll encourage. But how does she encourage herself? With a hearty, "Life's short, get going girl!" And this petite woman goes, and goes, and goes.
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THE SCHEDULESaturday, Sept. 28Roy Griak Invitational Falcon Heights, Minn. • Les Bolstad Golf Course Forecast: 67 degrees, winds SW at 22 mph, 70% chance of rain.
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ON YOUR MARKRoy Griak InvitationalWomen: 9:50 a.m.Men: 11:30 a.m.2013 Coyote InviteMen: 8:30 a.m. Women: 9:15 a.m.
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HISTORY LESSON The 28th Annual Roy Griak Invitational, one of the major cross country events in the country, is named after long-time University of Minnesota men's cross country and track and field coach Roy Griak. He still serves as an administrative assistant for the Gophers following his retirement from coaching. The Tritons last ran at the Griak in 2010, as the men placed fifth out of 28 teams and the women finished in 14th out of 25 teams. Chia Chang, now in her senior season, was the top individual finisher on the women's side, placing 39th. On the men's side, Mario Flores, who is also now in his senior year, finished 34th as the top finisher for the Tritons.
Cal State San Bernardino last hosted the Invitational in 2010. The Tritons didn't participate in the event.
COMPETITION From the Division II ranks on the women's side, the Griak will feature many top programs. No. 3 Augustana, No. 15 Minnesota Duluth, No. 20 Southwest Baptist and No. 22 Pittsburg State will all be present. On the men's side, No. 5 Augustana, No. 16 Central Missouri and No. 20 Southwest Baptist will headline the race. Overall, between all the races at the Griak, 4,500 runners and 385 teams are entered to compete.
NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT The UCSD men's squad is featured in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) national poll. They are currently receiving eight votes in the top 25 poll. In the USTFCCCA regional polls, the men and women are both tabbed at No. 5 in the west division.
TRY AND KEEP UP Sophomore Tareq Alwafai was honored as UCSDtritons.com male athlete of the week (Sept. 16) for his efforts at the UC Riverside Invitational. The sophomore timed 24:42.6 to place 10th overall in the men's 8k invitational race, with five Division I runners from Southern Utah and UC Santa Barbara crossing ahead of him. His mark was UCSD's fastest-ever on the UCR course, lowering former Triton distance great James Nielsen's standard. Alwafai, an Aliso Viejo native, guided UCSD to a fifth-place showing out of 23 teams entered. Fellow sophomore Marie Diaz was just as impressive at the UCR Invitational. She was the top finisher for UCSD and finished fourth overall with a time of 18:03.7. The reigning CCAA freshman of the year led the Tritons to a second overall finish. The UC Riverside Invite was also a record-breaking day for the Tritons, as 10 men and 12 women jumped into the top 25 UCSD marks. Most notably, Diaz, Chang, Paige Hughes, Madison Tanner, Ella Verhees and Chandler Colquitt all surpassed the 1992 mark set by Janet Hanna.
UP IN THE AIR UCSD spent 10 days in the Mammoth Lakes region for a high-altitude training camp, returning to La Jolla on Sept. 4. Click here to view a photo gallery from the trip.
HEAD COACH NATE GARCIA Former Triton student-athlete Nate Garcia is in his seventh season as head coach of the UCSD cross country program. He took over the reins in 2007 after spending five seasons as an assistant coach. Garcia was a four-year letterwinner in cross country and track at UCSD from 1996-2000. He earned numerous athletic and academic honors, including All-Academic District VIII and CCAA All-Academic accolades in 2000-01.
GEAR HERE UCSD Athletics has partnered with Advanced-Online to provide a web-based, on-demand option for UCSD apparel and merchandise. Fans have access to over 600 products that can be processed and shipped within 24 hours. Visit the site at UCSDTritonsGear.com.
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THE BIG PICTURE We want to reward you for posting your creative photos. Tweet and Instagram your pics from any UCSD Athletics event and include our #TritonsRising hashtag. At the end of every month, we'll pick our favorite photos and dole out some swag to the winners!
UP NEXT The Tritons return home to host the Triton Classic on Saturday, Oct. 12. Two races on the women's side are scheduled, as the 6k open is slated to begin at 8:20 a.m. followed by the 6k invite at 9:00 a.m. The men's 8k competition will begin at 9:40 a.m. For more information on the Triton Classic, click here.
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We've gone months trying to figure out who will land in what spot, and on the eve of the 2013 NFL Draft I still have no real idea.
Does anybody?
This was as tough a mock draft this late that I've ever had to do.
There is still some league chatter that Kansas City could even opt to pass on offensive tackle, the choice by most for their pick, and go defense.
I say they stay with a tackle, which means there will be a run on them.
I had one trade in this mock with Buffalo trading back into the first round to take Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib after passing on him with the eighth pick.
Anybody ready for a 2014 mock? Don't you dare say that.
NFL Mock Draft - 04/25/2013 | |
Round 1 | |
1. Kansas City Chiefs | |
(2-14) | Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan: With the uncertainty about Brandon Albert, they have to land a left tackle. This kid is the better player of the two at the top. |
2. Jacksonville Jaguars | |
(2-14) | Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M: They pass on taking an edge rusher and land a solid booked tackle to go with Eugene Monroe. |
3. Oakland Raiders | |
(4-12) | Ezekiel Ansah, DE, Brigham Young: This is a team in desperate need of an edge rusher. They opt to take him here, rather than a defensive tackle. |
4. Philadelphia Eagles | |
(4-12) | Dion Jordan, OLB, Oregon: Speed is badly needed in their new hybrid defense, which is why Jordan would be a great fit. He would re-unite with former college coach Chip Kelly. |
5. Detroit Lions | |
(4-12) | Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma: They get a player who can step in and start on the left side, giving Matt Stafford a blind-side protector. |
6. Cleveland Browns | |
(5-11) | Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama: They need help opposite Joe Haden and Milliner, despite some injury concerns, makes sense. |
7. Arizona Cardinals | |
(5-11) | D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama: They would love to trade down if the top three tackles are gone, but we put Fluker here since they are stuck. |
8. Buffalo Bills | |
(6-10) | Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina: They pass on the quarterback here and go for a guard that will make the left side of their line tough to handle. |
9. New York Jets | |
(6-10) | Barkevious Mingo, OLB, LSU: The pass rush is really a problem. So they opt to take Mingo to liven it up. |
10. Tennessee Titans | |
(6-10) | D.J. Hayden, CB, Houston: Playng against Andrew Luck the next decade, you better be able to cover. |
11. San Diego Chargers | |
(7-9) | Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah: Yes, they have other needs. But this is a player that would be tough to pass up in this spot. |
12. Miami Dolphins | |
(7-9) | Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State: They have to get better on the outside in coverage and this kid can do that. |
13. New York Jets (from Tampa Bay) | |
(6-10) | Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia: He would add some explosive speed to a team that needs it. |
14. Carolina Panthers | |
(7-9) | Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida: They are thrilled he fell this far. They should be. |
15. New Orleans Saints | |
(7-9) | Kenny Vaccaro, FS, Texas: The range on the back end of their defense is terrible. Vacarro can fix that. |
16. St. Louis Rams | |
(7-8-1) | Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama: He is a road grader, and we know how Jeff Fisher loves road graders. |
17. Pittsburgh Steelers | |
(8-8) | Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia: They are in need of a pass rusher and Jones made a ton of plays in a big-time conference. |
18. Dallas Cowboys | |
(8-8) | Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri: If he is there when they pick, they will be thrilled. He will be an explosive player. |
19. New York Giants | |
(9-7) | Cornellius (Tank) Carradine, DE, Florida State: You can never have enough edge rushers. The Giants live by that creed. |
20. Chicago Bears | |
(10-6) | Arthur Brown, OLB, Kansas State: I just think this makes way too much sense. So I keep him here. |
21. Cincinnati Bengals | |
(10-6) | Jonathan Cyprien, SS, Florida International: The back end is a problem at times for a good defense. This kid has range and he can tackle. |
22. St. Louis Rams (from Washington) | |
(7-8-1) | Eric Reid, FS, LSU: Take a look at their starters on the back end. They have problems. |
23. Buffalo Bills (from Minnesota) | |
(6-10) | Ryan Nassib, QB, Syracuse: I think the Bills will trade back into the first round to take Ryan Nassib. They do it with the Vikings, who have an additional first-round pick. |
24. Indianapolis Colts | |
(11-5) | Travis Frederick, C, Wisconsin: He has played guard and center and they need help at both spots. |
25. Minnesota Vikings (from Seattle) | |
(10-6) | Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington: They play in a division with explosive passing games, so they need to get another cover corner. |
26. Green Bay Packers | |
(11-5) | Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame: They aren't happy with Jermichael Finley, so they take the best player on the board. |
27. Houston Texans | |
(12-4) | Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee: They pass on Cordarelle Patterson and his off-field issues and take the other Tennessee receiver. |
28. Denver Broncos | |
(13-3) | Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State: They need help getting to the quarterback, so he is worth it here in this spot. |
29. New England Patriots | |
(12-4) | Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Mississippi: I like the idea of the Patriots taking this athletic pass rusher and adding him to Chandler Jones. |
30. Atlanta Falcons | |
(13-3) | Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise State: They have a huge hole in the secondary, and this would help close it. He is a feisty cover corner. |
31. San Francisco 49ers | |
(11-4-1) | Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama: They need a young power player inside in their defense and Williams can step in and provide that. |
32. Baltimore Ravens | |
(10-6) | Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State: They might move up to get a tackle, but if they stay here they take a wonderfully gifted athlete. |
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Being a 'Very Serious Person' on Austerity Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry
Digby flagged this segment from this Sunday's Fareed Zakaria GPS, and as she noted, Zakaria seems to be singing a very different tune now on whether austerity is popular with the masses in Europe than he was four years ago. And as she noted, being wrong never seems to get anyone kicked out of the club once you've gained entry as one of the Very Serious People by our corporate media.
Fareed Zakaria four years ago in a post called The Center Holds: In Britain even pain is popular":
Three weeks ago the new chancellor, 39-year-old Tory George Osborne, presented a budget that promised to get Britain's fiscal house in order with sharp cuts in spending, coupled with tax increases. It landed in the midst of a heated debate across the industrialized world about how to best get the economy back on track. Osborne and his boss, Prime Minister David Cameron, have come down firmly on one side of this debate, hoping that a major effort to reduce the deficit will reassure bond markets and investors that Britain is a safe and compelling place to put their money.
Leaving aside the economics of this, what struck me as I spent time in Britain last week was the politics of deficit reduction. Having announced major cuts in popular programs, plus hefty tax increases, the Cameron government might be expected to be losing popularity by the day. But in fact the budget was well received by the public—though attacked ferociously from the left—and the governing coalition has actually inched up a bit in the polls.
There are several possible reasons for this. Cameron has played the public role of prime minister exceedingly well, making a pitch-perfect apology for the British Army's wrongful use of force in Northern Ireland in 1972, and handling himself on the global stage with grace and ease. It's also true, of course, that the effect of the cuts and taxes have not yet been felt, and when that happens, the government's poll ratings might plunge. But clearly the honesty of the budget has resonated with voters.
It's heartening to see a government do something that it must have thought would be deeply unpopular, and then be rewarded by the public...
I love this description of how he reacted to the commentary from his guests. Potted plant indeed:
Zakaria still rails against "entitlements" (which his earlier guest Stephen Haas described as a "cancer" to no objection from anyone) but he hasn't exactly come clean about the disastrous effects of the austerity measures in Europe that "heartened him" so strongly, has he? No, today he sits there like a potted plant while the bill of indictment rolls right over him.
But then he's a card-carrying Very Serious Person which means never having to say you're sorry.
Ain't that the truth? I don't always get a chance to watch all of his show every week, but I don't recall seeing him doing much to rebut that flawed economic study by Reinhart and Rogoff which the right has used to justify austerity as well. Most of our corporate media has done their best to ignore that, even as many of them, as Zakaria was here, have finally been forced to admit that maybe that whole push for austerity isn't working out so well.
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Nicolette Brady And Chad Lee Lived Like Animals - Children Found Living In Roach Infested Filth, Flea Bitten, Unable To Speak
Metairie, Louisiana (The Weekly Vice) -- Nicolette Brady, 35, and Chad Lee, 34, were arrested Wednesday after authorities discover a 4-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy living in a bug and waste infested apartment. The children were found in soaked diapers, bug bitten and unable to speak.
"When a deputy tried to talk to the children, neither of them spoke and they apparently didn't understand what he was saying."
Sheriff's deputies investigating a child neglect case discovered two children living in a feces and roach infested apartment that swarmed with gnats and flies.
When deputies entered the residence, the floor was soaked - presumably with water - with layers of black mold covering most surfaces. The deputies found no food in the cabinets, but did find exposed wires hanging out of several outlets, according to the arrest report.
Investigators say the still-diapered children were covered with small scabs and cuts which paramedics later identified as mosquito and mite bites, the report stated. Neighbors confirmed that the couple left the children unattended often and that the children failed to exhibit language skills.
According to the incident report, the deputy first found the children hanging out an open window. He tried to talk to the children but noted that neither one would speak and apparently didn't understand what he was saying.
Both children are currently being assessed to determine the cause of their limited ability to interact. Speech and interactive skill can be slowed by a mental condition or simply a lack of stimulation. In either case, no documentation has yet been produced indicating the children had been previously evaluated for such condition.
Brady and Lee were arrested and booked into the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna.
Brady was charged with cruelty to juveniles, desertion and resisting arrest. Bail in her case was set at $6,500. Lee was charged with cruelty to jeveniles and desertion. His bail was set at $5,000.
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- Ida_Slapter said...
"He tried to talk to the children but noted that neither one would speak and apparently didn't understand what he was saying."
Officer you need to bring a translator who can speak incoherent gangsta ebonics.
These children are the byproducts of a government that pays sub-humans to keep xeroxing out children. These children will grow up and do the same. - May 29, 2009 at 5:16 AM
Exactly right. They aren't children, they are welfare check magnets.
I'll bet those kids know every cuss word in the book. Their mother looks like a mouthy B. - May 29, 2009 at 8:00 AM
- lgf said...
The missing link has been found.
- May 29, 2009 at 10:08 AM
Here's the story, of a woman named Brady,
Who was busy ignoring 2 children of her own.
There were 2 children, living with their mother,
Yet they were all alone.
Till the one day when the lady met Chad Lee,
And they knew that it was much more than a hunch.
That this group would somehow form a home filthy.
That's the way we all became the Brady Bunch. - May 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM
Ida_Slapter and the two individuals that agreed to the following: "Officer you need to bring a translator who can speak incoherent gangsta ebonics."
I'm curious as to why you are assuming these people speak "gansta ebonics"? The article doesn't give any note to what part of town this family resided? How could you possibly know they live in a place infested with gangs where that portion of speech would be common? You can't. My inclination is that you are saying that because of their brown skin. My hope is that your reference to them being "sub-human" is due to the nature of their crime, but my educated guess is that it's not. Your reference to them being "sub-human" and speaking "gansta ebonics" is nothing more than a sick attempt at racism and fierce over-generalization. Shame on you!!
This case is horible. My soul mourns for these poor children. I pray that they can get the medical and social attention they need to recover and lead fufilling lives. As for you, my prayer is different but equally important. I pray that you haven't handed down the racism in your heart to your children (if you have them). The horrors that stem from racism are just as dispicable as the horrors these parents bestowed on their helpless children. You should be ashamed of yourself. - May 29, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Ida_Slapter said...
I'm not ashamed of myself I ashamed of them.
I'm not a racist I'm a realist.
Try to open your eyes once you get your lips off Obamas ass. - May 29, 2009 at 2:55 PM
- M said...
Holy hell you are defensive, Amber. So, you think that Ida's comment is racist. After all, most of the people who live in feces and roach infested apartments with wires hanging out are doctors and lawyers, right?
When you get so defensive, it makes YOU look stupid - it doesn't make Ida look racist. You see - unless you are blind or in denial, you KNOW that certain people are like Ida described. Not all of us, not even most, but enough that the comment was "probably" correct. So to get all enraged and start tossing out the "racist" accusation makes you look foolish and as if you have a chip on your shoulder.
Amber, I am guessing that you are white, and one of those people that feels that by chastising other people you somehow affirm that YOU are not really racist. I see it all the time, and it is pretty easy to see through. I bet some of your best friends are black too, right? (Decoded to mean: "I usually smile at the black woman who cleans the bathroom at work".) - May 29, 2009 at 3:33 PM
Sterilize these two IMMEDIATELY! Yet another shining example of why we should cut the welfare system - it encourages s**tbags like these to breed!
- May 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM
Birds could only dream of a perfectly shaped beak like Lee's got going on.
Brady looks like someone just ate her last ding dong. - May 29, 2009 at 8:23 PM
That's very sad situation. Seems to be quite common these days to find children living in subpar condition.
On another note, I too think that was a racist comment.
By the article, it says the children were totally nonverbal. They didn't even attempt to speak. Even ghetto kids who learn bad english should be able to verbalize something. - May 29, 2009 at 11:47 PM
- jerry said...
Your missing the point here its not about the color of their Skin its About the Children.
- May 31, 2009 at 2:44 AM
First, talking about the children is way out of line. Period. Like going to hell with gasoline-drenched clothes type wrong. They're children.
Second, it's almost like some of you just say stuff to be saying stuff. Psychocat's comment that the welfare system encourages people to breed. Have you ever read a book? An article? Anything? I agree that welfare is problematic but not having welfare certainly hasn't decreased births in other countries so why would it be different here? Where's your connection? Don't know what you're talking about? That's cool, I don't know what you're talking about either. - May 31, 2009 at 8:16 PM
M- in reference to your comment: "Amber, I am guessing that you are white, and one of those people that feels that by chastising other people you somehow affirm that YOU are not really racist. I see it all the time, and it is pretty easy to see through. I bet some of your best friends are black too, right? (Decoded to mean: "I usually smile at the black woman who cleans the bathroom at work".)"
It's amusing that you would make that sort of assumption about me. In all actuality, I am a young white woman, married to a young black man and we have two bi-racial children. I don't say the things I say because I am trying to be someone I am not. I say the things I say because it saddens me to see/hear people make such over-generalizations. There may very well be a chance that these two clowns did speak "ghetto-ebonics" I'm not denying that. But that isn't a fact based claim and furthermore, even if they did- who cares! There are plenty of people in the hood who don't abuse and neglect their children. Additionally, take a look at Candise McKinney's case or Jennifer D'Silva for that matter. I didn't see Ida referring to them a "sub-human". The only difference between those two and this case is skin color. - June 3, 2009 at 11:00 AM
Amber, with all due respect, it seems to me you've become hypersensitive to anything that could be construed as racist.
I can understand why, because I'm sure you've had to overcome your fair share of battles in putting together a bi-racial family.
It's like buying a car and then all of a sudden noticing everyone else on the road who drives the same car.
But it's going to be an uphill battle trying to saddle others with your burden.
Empathy instead of lashing out would strengthen your hand in making strong points with people.
I'm sure you'll reject my statement at first, because no one likes to admit they might be wrong.... But aside from that, I think it would give you a lot more peace.
Something to think about, friend. - June 3, 2009 at 9:05 PM
I'm black and those were racist comments IMO. Neglecting and abusing children and finding them living in filthy living conditions is not JUST a black problem...not just a problem of welfare queens of any color.
Gangsta ebonics...umm how does that apply? Those two are far from "gangsta". They are probably crackheads who spent the welfare money on drugs versus food and necessities. That's not gangsta..that's dumb. And just as dumb and sorry are their neighbors who knew of this neglect and did NOTHING!
Backwoods, ghetto, appalachian trail...those kids should be able to say SOMETHING. - June 4, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- ElfNinosMom said...
The article suggests to me that the children are unable to speak at all, and do not recognize human speech. My educated guess would be that this is due to lack of human interaction, as there are many documented cases of same worldwide. It is unusual in the US, but when such children are discovered in this country, they are almost always found living under similarly atrocious conditions.
Luckily these children were found very young, so there is a great probability that they will learn normal verbal skills, assuming that their intelligence is otherwise unassaulted. Their interpersonal skills, however, will be permanently altered if severe neglect is indeed the cause of their inability to communicate.
This is such a heart-wrenching story. Danny, thanks for bringing it to others' attention. - June 7, 2009 at 5:57 PM
I bet you weigh 300 pounds an stink. Go and wash your nasty azz..
Get off that fat arse..
Apparenttly you don't have a life.
You're on this site 24/7 - June 11, 2009 at 11:55 AM
Hey Ida, I finally found Tunaa. She decided to sneak in over here.
- June 11, 2009 at 11:59 AM
If a white man falls off a chair drunk, it's just a drunk.
If a back man does, it's the whole damn black race.
*according to you*
BUT I KNOW BETTER - June 11, 2009 at 12:46 PM
That's because Blacks are expected to exhibit some form of drunken monkey shines. Whether it be stabbing a roommate over an argument that ensued over the last chicken bone, or who drank the last Colt 45. It's easy to call racism, but its not like whites want blacks to misbehave. Stereotype's weren't invented out of thin air for the hell of it. They were observed for 100's of years by others. And a public opinion formed about the expected behavior of the "North American Pavement Ape"
- May 15, 2013 at 9:23 PM
I know these people my aunt by marriage is her blood sister. The mother was just trashy and nasty and mentally isn't all there. My aunt has custody the little girl talks but the boy is not yet.They are now in a loving caring home and getting all the love and support to get them through this. Also she had to other kids who were older her mother has custody. It wasn't about money she was just nasty and didn't give a damn. Case closed.
- May 17, 2013 at 11:13 PM
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Recipes from Paula Deen and 'Diabetes in a New Light' allow you to enjoy the holidays while sticking to your diabetes regimen
With calorie-packed foods and sugary drinks often at the center of holiday gatherings, the season can be more challenging than festive for many Americans living with type 2 diabetes. But American cooking star Paula Deen, who has type 2 diabetes, is letting people know that it's still possible to enjoy all that the holidays have to offer while making smart decisions about healthy eating.
'Celebrating the holidays with my family and friends with a delicious Southern meal is one of my favorite traditions, and that won't change because of my diabetes,' said Paula. 'You know, I still enjoy my favorite holiday foods, but I've changed the way my plate looks.
I've been doublin' up on my greens and cutting back on the sodium and carbs. I've also added some of the diabetes-friendly recipes that we've made for Diabetes in a New Light to my holiday menu, and now my whole family will enjoy them too!'
Paula, along with her sons Bobby and Jamie, teamed up with Novo Nordisk on Diabetes in a New Light to lighten up some of their family's favorite dishes and to provide a resource to help people with diabetes and their families make healthier eating a regular part of their diabetes care, during the holidays and throughout the year. The Gingered Butternut Squash and Green Apple Mash in a new light recipe is a delicious alternative to traditional mashed potatoes.
'Exercise is also an important part of managing your diabetes,' adds Paula. 'I used to hate exercise and hardly ever made time for it. I know we're all busy, but once you commit to adding a little physical activity to each day, before y'all know it, exercise will become part of your new daily routine, too.
It's easy! I normally walk on a treadmill for at least a mile a day and sometimes outside after dinner with my husband, Michael. Whenever I think about skipping a walk, I remind myself how good I feel afterwards.'
You can find more diabetes-friendly recipes from the Deens, along with tips and resources for managing your diabetes at DiabetesinaNewLight.com. You can also sign-up to receive a new recipe each month!
Ginger Butternut Squash and Green Apple Mash in a new light
A Diabetes in a New Light original recipe
Makes: 4 servings (2 cups)
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 40 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
1 (20-ounce) package cut and peeled butternut squash
2 Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, and cut into quarters
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup orange juice
2 tablespoons fresh ginger, minced and peeled
2 teaspoons packed dark brown sugar
1 teaspoon curry powder
3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon grated nutmeg
Preheat the oven to 425 F. Spray a large shallow baking pan with olive oil nonstick spray. Combine squash, apples, and salt in the roasting pan; spray with olive oil nonstick spray and toss to coat. Spread the squash mixture in a single layer in the pan. Roast, stirring occasionally, until the squash and apples are tender and lightly browned, about 40 minutes.
Transfer the squash mixture to a food processor. Add orange juice, ginger, brown sugar, curry powder, cinnamon and nutmeg; pulse until smooth. Serve at once.
Per serving (1/2 cup): 120 calories, 0 g fat (0 g saturated, 0 g trans), 0 mg cholesterol, 370 mg sodium, 30 g carbohydrate, 6 g fiber, 1 g protein.
Making it lighter
- Roasting the squash and apples brings out their natural deliciousness.
- Instead of adding fat-laden butter and cream, mix in a little orange juice and big bold spices like ginger and curry powder.
- A bit of brown sugar adds a touch of sweetness.
This recipe has been reviewed by Diabetes Care and Education, a dietetic practice group of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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Health Insurance Marketplace premiums under the Affordable Care Act will be lower than what government officials expected when open enrollment begins October 1, Kathleen Sebelius, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, has announced.
The government shutdown is leaving all of us exposed. It may be easy for some to watch the news and conclude that the shutdown has nothing to do with them. For those people, I'd invite you to consider the impact of the shutdown on the public health infrastructure.


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