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Wonderful week in Ross Roost!
My husband and I had such a great time in Nova Scotia! The cottage was exquisite, as beautiful (if not more!) than what the pictures showed and close to Peggy's Cove, where we used to get our morning "latté". It really felt like home away from home; the decoration, the fully equipped kitchen, the amazing bathroom, all was perfect. We definitely plan on going back in the coming years. We recommend this property in a heartbeat! Plus, the owner is extremely nice. :-) Don't miss Rhubarb restaurant, just a few minutes walk from the cottage, delicious food and a bakery in the back of the restaurant. One thing we loved (amongst many), was sitting on a rock on the beach and just enjoy watching the ocean. There is also a wooden beach for more comfort. ;-)
Better than you could imagine!
I cannot recommend this house highly enough. The pictures-which are beautiful-do not do it justice. You are perched on the top of a stunning bay with daily visits from curious squirrels, blue herons, and one night a seal who sat on an outcropping of rock while the sun went down. All rooms have beautiful views, either of the sea or the groves of pines that line both sides of the space, and the private beach is a quick two-minute walk down a wooden stairway. Peggy's Cove is right down the road (with great ice cream--Rhubarb Restaurant is also worth a try), and historic Lunenburg and Mahone Bay are an hour away. Further still, but worth the trek, was Shelburne and Birchtown-the last the site of the Black Loyalist colony that came to Halifax after the American Revolution. If you make it to Shelburne, don't miss the Charlotte Lane Cafe....one of the best meals we had in Canada. But you can also just spend days relaxing and looking out over the water. Every day brings a different vista. We'll be back. Often. It was beautiful in the sun, in the fog, even in blustery wind with the cozy wood-burn fireplace crackling inside.
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We call Nova Scotia home. But now we have our family scattered across the North American continent. We feel so fortunate to have found this jewel in Northwest Cove that was able to accommodate 4 generations that gathered for our parents 80th birthday celebrations. In addition to our 13 family members, we held a birthday party with 60 guests! (many of the guests have asked us for information on renting this property for their own family gatherings) This home is spacious and welcoming. The views are spectacular. We thank Jackie and Kelly for preparing a ramp for wheelchair accessibility. We will definitely be returning next year!

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Two of our writing students were published in this Magnum Opus magazine: Rose Fisher, page 14 and Elisha Dunham, page 30-31. Three were published in this Magnum Opus magazine: Abigail Fisher, page 26, Joshua Nye page 35, and Jalen Sample page 34. Congratulations!
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Located in Kalispell, Montana, Heritage Learning exists to offer a variety of weekly, year-long classes for home school students. Upholding a Biblical worldview, Heritage teachers encourage students to honor the Lord and use their God-given abilities through careful study.
At Heritage it is our goal to do more than just impart knowledge; we want to help raise up children who are passionate about learning, equipping them for a lifetime of studying and serving God. To accomplish this, we use excellent curriculum, engaging lectures, exciting hands-on activities, and expert teachers. All we ask is that the students wholeheartedly enjoy and diligently participate in the process. As an old Chinese proverb reports, "Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere." What a privilege it is to take every thought captive and commit our studies to the Lord!
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As fellow home school parents, we know the daily challenge of building character, completing school work, and teaching the full breadth of material. It is our goal to partner with parents to provide a learning environment and class opportunities that might not be possible at home. At the same time, we strive to maintain a structure that allows the flexibility and parental instruction that home schooling affords.
The courses at Heritage exist to supplement and complement the work of parents as they educate their child. In class, hands-on activities and instruction are provided by the teacher and assignments are sent home for completion. Parents are to hold their child accountable for completion of all work and preparation for tests, quizzes, and labs. This creates a dynamic partnership: gifted teachers and a classroom environment combined with parent-directed, home-centered education.
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Godalming's Olympic Fans To Have Chance To Glimpse Torch
By PatHill | Wednesday, May 18, 2011, 12:44
Thousands of fans and supporters of the London 2012 Olympics from the Godalming area will have the unique opportunity to glimpse the Olympic flame when it arrives in Guildford next year.
Torch Trail...map of locations where Olympic Torch will visit
The 2012 logo..Godalming residents to get chance to glimpse the torch.
The news comes as organisers of next year's Olympics today announced details for the planned route that the carriers of the flame will take before the beginning of the the games.
In the plan, the Olympic flame will be paraded through Guildford before being taken to London for the start of the 2012 Games.
The flame arrives in the UK this time next year and will be taken on an 8,000-mile journey around the UK, including Guildford on 20 July, allowing thousands of fans from the around the area to glimpse the historic symbol.
The torch will travel for about 12 hours a day, and there will be an evening celebration at many locations.
Organisers have pledged that 95% of the population will be within a one-hour journey time of the torch relay.
The Guildford leg of the relay, a week before the Games begin, is the final stop before the torch enters London.
And next year's torch relay is expected to see many thousands of people celebrate along the route each day, according to the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Locog).
Sebastian Coe, Locog chairman, said the torch relay would showcase the "very best of who we are and where we live".
He said: "The Olympic flame will shine a light right across every nation and region of the UK."
Meanwhile local enthusiasts from the Godalming area could be given the chance to become one of the torchbearers taking part in the epic event.
For with one year to go until the Olympic Flame arrives in the UK, the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) today also launched the search for 8,000 Torchbearers to carry the Olympic Flame right across the UK with the start of the LOCOG Moment to Shine public nomination campaign.
The LOCOG 'Moment to Shine' public nomination campaign aims to find 2,012 inspirational members of the public who have gone beyond their personal best. The programme will run for six weeks from today. There will be further opportunities to get involved via the Presenting Partner programmes that will launch in June 2011.
The LOCOG 'Moment to Shine' nomination portal at www.london2012.com/olympictorchrelay asks nominators for up to 150 words on why their nominee should carry the Olympic Flame. There are six weeks to nominate potential Torchbearers and the deadline for making nominations is 11.59pm on Wednesday 29 June 2011. Judging panels will be set up in each Nation and Region of the UK to select the LOCOG Torchbearers for their area.
The Torchbearer places on offer through the LOCOG public nomination programme is 76% of the LOCOG allocation of Torchbearer places. The remaining LOCOG places will be shared between:
• Young people from schools in the Get Set Network programme who will be 12 at the time of the Olympic Torch Relay
• Local Authorities hosting an evening celebration event in recognition of their contribution to the staging of the Olympic Torch Relay
• Role models and outstanding members of the public by the invitation of LOCOG nearer to the time of the Relay
• Grassroots sports initiatives in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales
• Young people involved in the London 2012 International Inspiration sports participation programme
Surrey is already hosting next year's cycle race, for which a million spectators are expected to line the route in the county.
Denise Saliagopoulos, Surrey County Council's cabinet member for the 2012 Games, said Guildford had "something very special" planned for the day.
"It will be a great spectacle for all Surrey residents to enjoy," she added. "I'm not sure it can get any better than this."
Seventy four locations on the torch relay route - all the overnight and island stops - were announced today, with more daytime places to be revealed at a later date.
Its final destination is the Olympic stadium on 27 July when the lighting of the cauldron at the opening ceremony will signify the start of the Games.
The county council has said the cycle race could spark a "gold rush" for local businesses with increased visitor spending, tourism and global exposure to a TV audience of billions, and a potential benefit to Surrey's economy of about £40m.
The cycle route takes cyclists from The Mall in the capital, through west London and then out to Surrey and back. The Surrey section includes a 9.6 mile circuit around Box Hill.


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Ken Farrell plays a popular singer named Vic Morton. Morton begins to receive death threats through the mail and his press agent Mike Connelly is later murdered, which has been the second murder in a couple of days. Reporter Jimmy McDonald begins to search for answers, uncovering the culprit who no one would ever suspect.


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CAMARO's Big Board Watchlist for 5/28/13
TSLA - This epic squeeze doesn't appear to be over as at the end of the week TSLA broke out of this massive bull flag and broke into new 52w highs. I think all eyes are on 100 for tuesday. If we can break 100 then I think its very possible we see 110+ plus as that is where the measured target would bring us to. I am looking to play the 100 strike calls weekly and the 110 strike for June expiration. Key support for TSLA is 95-96 as long as we trend above that level I think we will bust through 100 early this week.
JPM - held up very well relative to the market at 52w highs and is giving us a bull flag to play with resistance at 53.80, above that I think we can target 55+. I would play ITM calls here and wait for that 53.80 to breakout
AAPL - I think AAPL will finally take a shot a breaking above this inverse head and shoulders pattern that has formed with the neckline right around 465. I will be watching for a move above this weeks high of 448.35 to get long and will target 465+. Last week we put in an inside week and closed near the highs of the week. Above 448.35 it should get momo
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The Dublin-based C&C Beverage Group, owners of Irish cider Magners, have purchased the the Vermont Hard Cider Company, the makers of Woodchuck Cider, for $305 million.
The New York Times reports on the new acquisition for the Irish C&C Group. With the new purchase, C&C Group will come into ownership of Woodchuck Cider, the largest cider brand in the US, and one of the Irish brand's rivals.
Looking to expand in the US, C&C Group will be adding Woodchuck Cider to their catalog of beverages including Magners, Bulmers and Gaymers.
Stephen Glancey, C&C chief executive, said "This transaction transforms our international cider business and accelerates our growth prospects."
Last year, Vermont Hard Cider had a pretax profit of $10 million, and is predicting a 50 percent growth for 2012 to $15 million, according to a statement from the company.
C&C said it would finance the deal for Vermont Hard Cider through existing cash reserves and bank loan facilities and that the deal is expected to close early next year.
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At Fun Educational Apps, we are delighted to see a new addition in the top fun and educational apps series Bo's the Giraffe by Heppi. This time, it's all about Birthday party. Kids get engaged via 6 highly engaging activities to prepare and have fun for Bo's wonderful birthday party.
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- Record a song and sing it to Bo!
- Design a special crown for Bo and see him wearing it while eating the cake!
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(Editor's note: This letter was sent to U.S. Congressman Peter King and to Anton Newspapers. Eighty people in the religious community on Long Island signed the letter; we are printing the names of those in the areas our newspapers cover.)
Dear Representative Peter King,
As religious leaders and people of faith across Long Island, we stand together to express our profound concern about the Congressional hearings you have proposed to investigate the Muslim-American community. We fear this effort will only further divide our community and undermine our nation's highest ideals. We urge you to cancel these hearings.
Protecting our nation requires allegiance to the fundamental values that give life to our democracy. A commitment to pluralism and respect for diversity are strengths in the fight against terrorism. We agree that law enforcement must find practical solutions to stop terrorism, whether these threats come from religious or non-religious extremists. Muslim-Americans have consistently denounced terrorism and worked closely with law enforcement to prevent violence. Building and maintaining trust with the Muslim community is crucial to furthering this cooperation, and we fear your hearings will only sow greater distrust and division at a time when unity and moral courage are needed.
A more constructive approach to strengthening the bonds of trust that bolster our security and protect our values would be convening a dialogue among faith leaders, law enforcement and elected officials such as yourself. It is with a spirit of goodwill and sincere hope that we propose beginning such an initiative with you.
Let us remember the lessons of history. Entire communities should never be targeted for suspicion of disloyalty. During World War II, Japanese-Americans were deprived of their rights and forced into internment camps because of blanket distrust of their commitment to our country. The McCarthy hearings became a shameful national spectacle that falsely impugned the loyalty and destroyed the lives of many Americans. Catholics were once demonized as threats to democracy beholden to a foreign power. Jews and African-Americans have faced centuries of suspicion and prejudice. Today, Muslim-Americans in many communities face fierce opposition when they propose to build mosques and worship peacefully. A growing number of Muslims are victims of hate crimes. This bigotry and discrimination, rooted in fear and ignorance, diminishes us all and unfairly maligns Americans who teach our children, serve our country, live peacefully and believe in the American dream.
Last month, our nation was shocked by a savage shooting spree in Arizona. This brazen attack killed or injured fellow Americans, including your colleague in the House of Representatives, Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. As we mourn together in the wake of this painful tragedy, leaders of both parties have called for an elevated civic dialogue that transcends fear-mongering and polarization. These hearings are unworthy of that noble goal.
• Rev. Gregory J. Cappuccino, Pastor, St. Jane Frances de Chantal, Wantagh
• Rabbi Joshua Lobel, Temple Chaverim, Plainview
• M. Athar Suhail, President, Masjid Darul Qur'an, The Muslim Center of Long Island
• Rabbi Michael A. White, Senior Rabbi, Temple Sinai of Roslyn, Roslyn Heights
• Habeeb U. Ahmed Chairman, Board of Trustees Islamic Center of Long Island, Westbury, Commissioner Human Rights Commission Nassau County
• Rabbi Michael S. Churgel, RJE, Temple Beth Elohim, Old Bethpage
• Sister Mary Beth Moore, SC, Sister of Charity, Wantagh
• Rabbi Irwin A. Zeplowitz, The Community Synagogue, Port Washington
• Richard Tibbets, Recording Secretary,
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• Rev. Angela Cesa, Albertson
• Rabbi Randy Sheinberg, Temple Tikvah, New Hyde Park
• Rathi Raja, Hindu Faith, Manhasset
• Margaret Melkonian, Pax Christi, LI Council Member, Director,
Long Island Alliance for Peaceful Alternatives, Garden City
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The 'community report card', is a compilation of data and research from numerous sources, which will help the community to make connections between issues and trends in different areas. key themes could include: Gap between Rich and Poor, Safety, Education/Learning, Health & Wellness, Work, Housing, Environment, Arts & Culture, and Getting Around.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has alerted its global suppliers that it will immediately drop them if they subcontract their work to factories that haven't been authorized by the discounter.
Wal-Mart's stricter measure, along with other changes to its policy, comes amid increasing calls for better safety oversight after a deadly fire at a Bangladesh factory that supplied clothing to Wal-Mart and other retailers. The fire in late November killed 112 workers at a factory owned by Tazreen Fashions Ltd. Wal-Mart has said the factory wasn't authorized to make its clothes.
In a letter sent Tuesday to suppliers of its Wal-Mart stores as well as Sam's Clubs in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom, the company says it will adopt a zero tolerance policy on subcontracting without the company's knowledge, effective March. 1. Previously, suppliers had three chances to rectify mistakes.
Wal-Mart also said it plans to publish on its corporate website a list of factories that haven't been authorized to manufacture goods for Wal-Mart.
Also, starting June 1, suppliers must have an employee stationed in countries where they subcontract to ensure compliance, rather than relying on third-party agents.
We want the right accountability and ownership to be in the hands of the suppliers, said Rajan Kamalanathan, Wal-Mart's vice president of ethical sourcing in an interview with The Associated Press. We are placing our orders in good faith.
Wal-Mart ranks second behind Swedish fast fashion retailer H&M in the number of clothing orders it places in Bangladesh. Before the fatal fire there, Wal-Mart had taken new steps to address the growing problem of safety such as mandating fire safety training for all levels of factory management. Building fires have led to more than 600 garment work deaths in Bangladesh since 2005, according to research by the advocacy group International Labor Rights Forum.


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Mr. Luck says:
I feel dirty for liking my fugly gs but it does really do more then it should, if it had 150 horses like a multistrada it would be almost perfect for everyday abuse on a 100 commute in to central london.....
That being said, i've never once opened the garage, looked at it and smiled or just got on it for a sunday thrash.....its not that kind of bike, its a workhorse/two wheeled tractor.....
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r1stevie says:
there just perfect thats why they sell so many [and they aint cheap] i drove from edinburgh to bastogne Belgium to meet my mates they took the newcastle ferry i took the tunnel one go iwas fookeed but the bike was perfect for the trip average 380 to 400 miles to a tank tank holds about 35 ltrs ive had r1s gsxrs all the usual sport bikes i ride enduros and do scottish champ trials i only reason i bought the adventure was i got hit by a car and my triumph was a rite off and i could hardly bend my leg so i needed a big comfy bike i love the gs and wont be going back to sport bikes
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ducatigav says:
not thanks its for old men who are up there own **** ktm 990 adv is fair cooler
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bmwgs says:
i wont not wont one becouse 1st they are very heavy and to the seat hight is huge i mean i am 5.8tall and found the seat of the 1200adv to be even more huge. to sell more of these bikes they need to get the weight down with the ktm 990 adv and lower the seat so more normal size people can use one.
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billysollocks says:
Personally, I have nothing against the GS, I've had a couple of boxers in the past. The issue for me not having one is that I have Duck's Disease - my arse is too close to the ground.....
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Ozzie3 says:
I have had quite a few differant bikes,sports and sports tourers.The answer is NO why should everyone own one? I have had one for 5 years now(trouble free) and truly believe it is tyhe best bike i have owned, over a 45yr period. It is easy to ride,comfortable and does what it says on the tin.But this does not mean its the best just because I say so.Its my preferance but everyone is differant. Perhaps if I was a young fellow again I may think a sports bike was for me again. Im happy with my lot and Im, not getting any younger so i will stick.
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siltec says:
Two wheeled poseur wagon.
I just wish they made a decent 250/500 witheconomy to match.
Only BMW I have ever fancied is the R25. Not into speed, just riding so a nice 80 mpg 250 shaft drive would do me fine.
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What's the minimum height requirements to ride one of these Behemoth's anyway?
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not unless you have a beard and wear leather chaps with braces also you will need a bavarian peaked flat cap and be called ralph or henrich.
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First Year applicants should submit an application to Undergraduate Admissions and submit a portfolio directly to the Department of Art, Architecture and Art History.
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There is never a shortage of storylines heading into training camp, and this year is no exception for the Vikings. As the team embarks on 2012 Verizon Vikings Training Camp today with a morning walk-thru and afternoon practice, let's take a brief look at 10 of the most notable stories to chase during 2012 Verizon Vikings Training Camp…
Will Adrian Peterson begin on the Physical Unable to Perform (PUP) list?
There's no question Peterson has made tremendous strides in his recovery from major knee surgery, and there's also no question that Peterson feels confident in his knee and is eager to display just how ready he is. But that doesn't mean it's time to put the NFL's best RB on the field of play unharnessed. Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier was non-committal when asked if Peterson would begin camp on the PUP list, instead saying the decision would be made after he spoke with Peterson and the team's medical staff. If Peterson begins camp on the PUP list, the team can take him off the list at any time. Either way, Frazier and Peterson both said they expected the RB would be doing some kind of on-field work from the get-go.
Man in the middle – Jasper Brinkley's opportunity
The Vikings selected LB Jasper Brinkley with a 5th-round pick in 2009 and he immediately became the understudy to E.J. Henderson. Now that Henderson is no longer with the team and Brinkley still sports the Purple and Gold, the time has come for Brinkley to display just how far he's come in three-plus seasons with the club. Brinkley is expected to be the team's starting middle LB, an important role in this defense especially considering how well Henderson fulfilled the role for so many seasons. There are questions about Brinkley's durability because he dealt with an injury in college, missed all of 2011 with an injury and then missed some of the team's offseason program with injury. But he's healthy now, and it'll be fun to watch him prove that he can be the team's man in the middle.
Christian Ponder's development
You can have everything else buttoned up and the stars can align, but if you don't have the QB situation squared away in the NFL it won't matter. The Vikings believe they will have it squared away with Ponder at the helm, and we'll find out if they're right this season. Early indications will come from training camp and the preseason, though. Vikings GM Rick Spielman and his crew have done a nice job of surrounding Ponder with weapons – both blockers and ball-handlers. The addition of Matt Kalil improves the offensive line tremendously, and then the additions of TE John Carlson, WR Jerome Simpson and a pair of draft picks in WRs Greg Childs and Jarius Wright give Ponder some weapons in the passing game. Add in guys such as Peterson, Toby Gerhart, Percy Harvin and Kyle Rudolph, and you can't deny that the offensive weapons in place are much better this year than in previous seasons. That sets the stage perfectly for Ponder, a guy who knows how important he is to the team and a guy who relishes in that role.
Percy Harvin's role on offense
Harvin was in the headlines a bit this offseason, and I'm guessing he'll be in the headlines a bit more this season because he's going to play a pivotal role in the Vikings offense. Harvin is as dynamic an offensive weapon as you'll find because of his ability as a pass receiver and a ball carrier. You can line him up in the slot, out wide or even in the backfield. You can throw it to him, pitch it to him, hand it off to him, you can even snap it directly to him. Harvin is one of the best players on the team, and he's going to get the ball a lot. It will be fun to watch how Offensive Coordinator Bill Musgrave and his staff plan to use Harvin.
Vikings look to improve pass defense
The Vikings ranked 26th in total passing defense a season ago and they yielded the most TD passes as well. So the team will look to improve in that area, and one big step in that direction was the hiring of Defensive Coordinator Alan Williams. In Williams' decade working with the Indianapolis Colts DBs, the club ranked in the top six in NFL passing defense five times and finished out of the Top 15 only once. In that same span, the Colts allowed the fewest touchdown passes in the NFL (159), the fewest pass completions of 25+ yards (159) and the third-fewest passing yards (29,993). Aside from Williams, the team added a pair of safeties (Robert Blanton and Harrison Smith) and a CB (Josh Robinson) in the draft, and they signed a pair of veteran free agents (Chris Carr and Zack Bowman) to bring some experience to the group. Perhaps most importantly, though, is that the Vikings will have their two top CBs back on the field after they missed significant time a season ago. Antoine Winfield and Chris Cook played in a combined 11 games last year, and it's tough to do well against the pass when you're two best CBs are out of action. Expect a big jump in performance from the Vikings pass defense this season.
Kalil's transition to the NFL
A dominant player at USC, Kalil enters the NFL as a starter on the Vikings offensive line. His first task? Block the best DE in the NFL for three straight weeks in Mankato. Kalil will go against Jared Allen on a daily basis at training camp, and we can all agree that it will only make the rookie LT that much better.
"It should be real good for Matt to go against maybe the best defensive end in the National Football League on a daily basis in practice and I think it will be good for Jared as well because Matt is going to challenge him," Frazier said.
What to do with Everson Griffen?
Few players this offseason have been on the mind of Vikings fans more than Griffen. The consensus among fans is that Griffen is too talented to not be on the field, and there are a growing number of fans who want to see Griffen make the transition from DE to LB. Whether Griffen is asked to make that switch or not remains to be seen. What is clear, though, is that Griffen is viewed by most as a player on the rise.
The Blair Walsh project
The Vikings used a 6th-round pick in April's draft to select K Blair Walsh, a standout player at Georgia for four seasons and one of just three kickers the Vikings deemed worthy of selection. Walsh replaces Ryan Longwell, a beloved Vikings player who made plenty of big kicks and was reliable. But the team wants more touchbacks on kickoffs, and there's no question Walsh has the leg strength to stretch the team's FG range. There will likely be some growing pains with a rookie kicker, but Walsh's talent should allow him to absorb those pains and quickly turn into a solid player. Walsh projects to be a long-term option for the Vikings at kicker, and there's nothing wrong with getting a long-term starter out of a 6th-round pick.
Stepping up at defensive tackle
As we wrote about yesterday in the defensive line version of Roster Rundown, Kevin Williams is looking for a running mate to start next to him at DT. The Vikings have been missing that aspect of their defense since Pat Williams' decline and eventual departure from the team. Perhaps the team doesn't need a Pat Williams clone – there is only one Pat Williams, after all – but the team does need another impact player at DT, and training camp is just the place to find that player. Will it be a veteran such as Letroy Guion or Fred Evans? Or will it be a youngster, such as Chase Baker, Christian Ballard or Tydreke Powell? Or will it be a rotational thing? We'll find out soon.
Rick Spielman's first camp as Vikings General Manager
Spielman has been with the club since 2006, but this is his first training camp with the Vikings as GM. In some respects, not much has changed because Spielman has made the transition from VP of Player Personnel to GM smoothly. On the other hand, the team's organizational structure did change a bit with Spielman's promotion. There's no question now who is making the final decision on roster moves, and having a central voice such as Spielman who can work well with Frazier will improve how the team functions on a daily basis. We'll start to see that even more during training camp and as the team gets closer to making decisions about the roster coming out of the preseason.
Tags: 2012 Verizon Vikings Training Camp, Adrian Peterson, Alan Williams, Bill Musgrave, Blair Walsh, Chase Baker, Christian Ballard, Christian Ponder, Everson Griffen, Fred Evans, Jasper Brinkley, Leslie Frazier, Letroy Guion, Matt Kalil, Percy Harvin, Rick Spielman, Tydreke Powell
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By sandwiches91 on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
It starts now! SKOL!!!!
By greatirishpotatofamine on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
DT is our weakness, gotta get big and physical
By ccfan80 on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
If those stats are true about the defense in Indy i think that Willimams will really help our secondary and have more than 8 INTs all year.
By SmileyStar on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Where the heck are the Webb stories?? How is his development going? Ponder won't make it physically through the whole season, so it's kind of important to know where Webb is at and if he is improving.
By Troutdaddy on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Ponder is going to do just fine physically throughout the season. he is in great shape. Webb is not the focus so that is why we don;t hear a lot. He will be ready as usual to step in if needed, but who knows- he may not even get the backup role with are other QB's…
By Carl K on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Nice post Wobby! Thanks.
The Alan Williams' defense will be the key to the Vikings success.
The offense is set up with young interchangeable talent that will make its fair share of mistakes… but the young playmakers will also put enough points on the board to win games.
On the defensive side, we have a strong core group of veterans that need to step up and control the tempo of the game. We can't let teams come back on us.
If Ponder has confidence in our defense, he won't force things to happen.
I am looking forward to this Alan Williams D to play inspired football and to be much improved from last year.
By RI VIKE on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
"The Blair Walsh Project" That was actually pretty funny
By rogerthevikefan on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Powell or Baker will beat out Evans for the final DT spot. So Williams, Guion, Ballard, and Powell as are DTs. Baker will be on the PS.
By IMPOSTERfinder on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
SmileyStar is DeerTracks.
By IMPOSTERfinder on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Everyone knows DeerTracks loves bashing Ponder and thinks Webb SH ITS gold. Ponder is are QB stop acting like a BI TCH.
By rogerthevikefan on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Simpson, Harvin, Wright, Childs, and Burton will be the Vikings WR core. Jenkins knee is not fully healed so bye and doesn't fit youth movement. Aroumashodu or Arceneaux may make the team during the first 3 games but likely gone after that.
By sandiamond on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
more and more talk about M. Jenkins being on the bubble cut list. Due 5 mill next 2 years and a hefty bonus if he starts game1
We need his vet presence on the field but more youth movement and less wins this season continuing to be the norm
By Frederick Jones on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Like you, I am not worried about Ponder's talent. I am worried about his getting injured. KEEP WEBB READY TO PLAY!!!
By Deer Tracks on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Just so happens Smileystar is NOT me, Juat happens to be another poster who happens to think that Joe Webb is a very good QB and should be ready to pull Ponder's chestnuts out of the fire. Wake up, IMPOSTERfinder, you couldn't find your A$$ using both hands!
By Deer Tracks on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
We have another poster that understands the importance of keeping Joe Webb ready in case Ponder goes down.. Not to replace Ponder, but to help the team win games
Right on Smileystar!
By Titus Flavius Caesar Vespasianus Augustus on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Toutdaddy is IMPOSTERfinder. Two can play this game.
By rogerthevikefan on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Not everyone who supports Webb is DeerTracks. Personally I think he is a nice option to have but I definitly believe Ponder is the better QB.
By rogerthevikefan on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
D@mn now it looks like I'm supporting DeerTracks.
By Titus Flavius Caesar Vespasianus Augustus on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Roger, that was not how I know. Calm down.
By Titus Flavius Caesar Vespasianus Augustus on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Oops, sorry Rogervike– I have about 12 windows open on my computer and am working. Never mind my last post.
By rogerthevikefan on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Even if DeerTracks is SmileyStar its better than him acting like he is Titus, VikingFool, or me.
By rogerthevikefan on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Back on topic now: Daly and Williams will bring a some much needed intensity (sorry if miss spelled Titus) to the Vikings Defence. Looking forward to lots of INTs and Allen breaking the sack record with 25.
By viking Mike on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
I get tired of all the 'experts' saying the Vikings are the worst team in the NFL. Just read another one in a magazine. They're are at least the third or fourth worst:)
With what we've done and the schedule we should get 6-8 wins.
By Deer Tracks on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
None of you read or understood a word I posted!
By vikingforlife on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
One thing about the hiring about Alan Williams, a couple reasons the Colts had one of the best pass defences the past couple years is because no one needed to pass against them. Their run defence was one of the worst in NFL history, they had the best DE's rushing the passer, and you wanted to run the clock down as much as you could before letting Manning back on the field.
By Woodboat on Jul 27, 2012 | Reply
Thank you, vikingforlife, for pointing this out. It's like the Vikes prior vaunted run defense. We had the best in the league… because we couldn't stop the pass AT ALL so the opposition didn't bother running it. I'm not saying that Williams won't be an improvement over Pagac, but I'll be waiting to see the product on the field before getting all gung ho. I can't say that I recall the Colts having a particularly good overall defense in recent years….
By 72viktul on Jul 29, 2012 | Reply
off. and dff. line,LB,and DB,s has to b greatest concern,running the ball and converting short 3rd downs keepin opposing off,on the side line.helping our dff.


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I am flat out having the time of my life on my new course & I'm creating almost every day in some capacity. I'm so immersed it makes me forget about my other commitments, like my year long Living to 100 posts. It also makes me forget about being idle & snacking & overthinking & procrastinating & all those things that keep me going around in circles but not really achieving as much as I'd like.
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Maybe you'll love them & they will mean something to you too? If you are a creative type & looking to improve in other sorts of ways in your life also, you are going to love the article. Every day as I practice my own artwork, I am one step closer to using my time more productively in the direction I want & I'm forgetting about other stuff. Stuff that doesn't help! And the other stuff slips away slowly but surely.
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He won the Australian Open as an 18-year-old amateur in 1999 by holding off Greg Norman and Colin Montgomerie, saying then that his goal was to become better than Woods. He won the Australian Open a year later as a pro, but found detours in America, struggling to get his card and picking up his first PGA Tour only last year.
But he showed amazing poise on an Oakmont course that played tamer with accessible hole locations and greens that had been watered three times after the carnage of Friday afternoon.
As the leaders began to lose ground, Baddeley surged ahead. He made three birdies in a four-hole stretch, culminating with a 6-foot putt on the 13th hole that stretched his lead to three. But he took bogey after a tee shot into deep rough on the 15th hole, dropped another shot with a tee shot into the bunker on the par-3 16th and looked to be in big trouble on the 17th until his great escape.
"Tiger is the best player in the world," Baddeley said. "But I feel like I'm playing nicely."
Oakmont was on the edge of being close to impossible Friday afternoon, and the USGA responded by twice watering the greens overnight, then again two hours before the third round.
"They took pity on us," Jeff Brehaut said after his even-par 70 left him six shots behind. "I wasn't expecting that."
For the first time all week, attention shifted from the course to the players.
One in particular.
Woods gave himself realistic birdie chances on every hole and rarely had to work for par. An 8-iron stopped 8 feet away on No. 3 for birdie, and he followed that with a 3-iron into 20 feet on the par-5 fourth and a chance at eagle. He dropped his putter and placed his hands on his knees when it broke in front of the cup, something Woods got used to seeing.
He had putts inside 15 feet on the fifth and seventh that he barely touched because they were above the hole, longer putts on the eighth and ninth that tickled the edge of the cup.
Most impressive of all was his control, hitting every green in regulation until the final hole.
"If he'd putted like I did, he'd have shot 6 under," said first-round leader Nick Dougherty, who played with Woods and shot 74. "Tee to green, he's just awesome. It's going to take something pretty special to beat him tomorrow. If he plays like that tomorrow, nobody's going to beat him."
But just like Saturday at the Masters, Woods didn't quite finish it off.
He was atop the leaderboard at Augusta National until a bogey-bogey finish put him one shot behind Appleby going into the final round.
This time, Woods drove the green on the par-4 17th, but it skidded through and into rough so deep that the best he could do was leave himself about 25 feet for birdie, and he had to make a 5-footer for par. Woods saved his worst tee shot for the end, into a deep bunker right of the fairway with no shot at reaching the green. His third was long, about 15 feet above the hole, and it again grazed the edge.
By then, Baddeley had run off a pair of birdies to get to 1 over. The Australian gave back two shots in the final hour, but he still managed to keep his nose in front and then gave himself a small cushion with the 15-foot birdie on the last hole.
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"This golf course doesn't lend itself to too many birdies," Ames said. "So the guy who makes the least mistakes will be the guy to win."