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Just weeks after the Class of 2010 enshrinement, the selection process for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2011 began today with the naming of linebackers Chris Hanburger and Les Richter as the senior nominees. The players were chosen by the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Seniors Committee. To be considered as a senior nominee, an individual must have completed his active career by at least 25 years.
"I'm thrilled to death and I appreciate it very, very much," commented Hanburger when contacted by Hall of Fame officials following the meeting.
In all, he recorded 16 interceptions in his 112-game career that ended with his retirement after the 1962 season. Richter, who also handled the placekicking duties for Los Angeles early in his career totaled 193 points on 106 extra points and 29 field goals.
Richter passed away on June 12, 2010 at age 79.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2011 will be formally inducted during the enshrinement ceremony at Canton's Pro Football Hall of Fame Field at Fawcett Stadium next August.
I still don't know how Jerry Kramer and Eddie Meador are not in, except for the fact that like the Rock N Roll HOF they seem to be going towards blacks only. That is ridiculous to try and make up for something that happened 400 years ago. It is the truth. Eddie Meador was one of the three safety's for the All 60's Team. Larry Wilson and Willie Wood were the other two, and they are in the HOF. Meador was a great ball interceptor and one of the best tacklers in the league. It is an abomination that a guy who makes the decade team is not in the HOF. Kramer is one of the all time pulling guards, so his absence is also a mind boggler. Remember though, Goodell likes his darkies and ignores their transgressions on and off the field. That is it, plain and simple, and he has a lot to do with the entries. As for the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, one just has to look at Sam and Dave with their one hit, and they are in there!
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Claude Humphrey again you overlook this man.The bright spot on a up and coming Atlanta franchise in the early 70's
Their are many stars of the 50s, 60s, and 70s that are ignored. Some because they played mostly in the AFL, or their team didn't win a SB, or because of the team they played on.
John Robinson the Safety for the KC Chiefs was the #2 interceptor lifetime when he retired and he played RB/FL the first two years in the league. His teams won the AFL Championship in 62-66-69 and won the SB in 69. Was voted to All-Pro 4 times in AFL and 1 time in NFL. The problem is the NFL hates to give credit for players who played most of their years in the old AFL.
Mick Tinglehof was the center for the Minnesota Vikings. He was the starting center on 4 SB teams, the porblem is that hey didn't win any of them. Was voted to 6 Pro-bowls and was voted 1st team All-Pro 5 times. Played 17 years and started every game from rookie year to retirement (240) which places him 11th all time in the NFL. That count would be 32 games more except teh NFL had 14 game regular season for 16 of 17 years. Be in HoF today of Vikings had won 1 SB, but is overlooked because of that.
Jerry Kramer was on the All-NFL 50 year team and is only player on that list not in HoF. Why? because he would be the 11th player selected from the 60s Packer teams that won 5 NFL Championships and 2 SBs. He is forgotten because they feel too many players from that team have been enshrined. He was voted All-Pro 5 times, he scored 10 (3 FG + 1XP) of the 16 points that allowed GB to beat the NY Giants 16-7 in the NFL Championship in 1962. He is one of the lead blockers in GBs famous "Packer Sweep" of the 60s which put RBs Taylor and Hornung into the HoF.
There are others that fall into each of these three category's, but todays reporters do not know the legacy of the game. They are enamored with overblown stats. They look at total yards and feel they don't rate to be in the HoF. The players mentioned above played outside all the time, no matter what the conditions. Head slaps, close-lines, and spearing were not illegal. OL had to keep their hands in or get called for holding, no gloves bare fingers in the winter. Some so-called journalist feel these players would not be able to play in todays game, instead I feel the players of today would not be able to play in thier day. No Million dollar contracts, had to work in off-season to make money NFL did not pay enough. No arthroscopic surgury, no year round training sites. PLaying multiple positions, being a starter and still covering kick-offs and punts. These three should be in the HoF, but more than likely they'll place another player with big stats ahead of the players who deserve it.
Agreed with many of the names being brought up in recent posts as being HoF-worthy: definitely Ken Anderson, L.C. Greenwood, Claude Humphrey, Abe Woodson, Jack Butler, Mick Tingelhoff, Johnny Robinson, and Cliff Harris. It's tough to make a HoF case for Forrest Blue with postseason honors of 3 all pro and 4 pro bowl choices over Mick Tingelhoff who had 7 1st team all pro selections and 6 pro bowls and a longer career. Blue's got plenty of company in this territory with guys like Len Hauss and Bob DeMarco and Jay Hilgenberg -- all very good but at a level down given how strict the voters are with this position. Very much agree that Ken Anderson has a better HoF case than Ken Stabler. Also, the problem with Dick Anderson's and Jake Scott's HoF arguments is that they have short careers and fewer postseason honors (Anderson at 3/3/70s and Scott at 3/5/none) than several other Senior safety candidates such as Harris at 4/6/70s, Robinson at 6/7/allAFL, Jimmy Patton at 5/5/none, Bobby Dillon at 5/4/none, and Eddie Meador at 3/6/60s. And that doesn't count the large number of regular candidate safeties, a position the HoF voters don't seem to like very much. One issue Rick Casares unfortunately has is that there are questions about his close association with gamblers, to the point where he took two lie detector tests in connection with this -- Casares said he was cleared, but I haven't found independent corroboration of this. Also, it's not clear why Curley Culp belongs in the HoF ahead of linemen like Humphrey and Greenwood.
RE:mgoss comments
I agree with you about Johnny Robinson, although I only saw him play 69,70,71, he was very impressive. I am too young to have seen Mick Tingelhoff in his prime. He played well 69 and 70, but in the early '70s Forrest Blue was the best center. I can't believe how long it took Roger Wehrli and Paul Krause to get in. I also find it hard to believe that Dick Anderson, Jake Scott and Cliff Harris are not in the HOF. Seems likes defensive backs get short changed by the HOF selection committee. I have no gripes about Dick LeBeau getting in with his contributions as a coach and player, it just seems to me some great defensive players from the '70s should be in. Curley Culp, L.C. Greenwood and Claude Humphrey probably should be in.
Everybody has there own list of worthy candidates that they feel have somehow been overlooked. I have championed Rick Casares at many of these sites for over 15 years. I won't use this space to list his qualifications, they are certainly Hall deserving when you check. In addition, my list includes Jack Butler, Mick Tingelhoff, Johnny Robinson and Abe Woodson.
Until the NFL allows more than 2 seniors a year to get in, everyone's list will remain. Consider this proposal: Elect six seniors and six regular nominees each year. Have the senior inductions on Saturday and the regular inductions on Sunday, or vice-versa. This would allow more deserving seniors to get in, and would eliminate the regular voters from having to consider two senior candidates.
RE: Roy Puper's comment. Ken Stabler was good but Ken Anderson was better and more deserving to be in the HOF than Stabler any day of the week.
Ken Stabler.
The Snake not being in is the most ridiculous thing I can imagine. He was on the 70s All-Decade Team. MVP in 1974 and second in 1976. Won the passing title in 1976 and 1973, second in 1974 and 1979. Super Bowl winner in 1976. AFC Championship Game in 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, losing to the eventual Super Bowl winner 4 times. QB of four of the most epic finishes in football history; Immaculate Reception Game (his 30 yard TD run set up the final play), The "Ghost to the Post" game, The "Holy Roller" finish against the Chargers that changed the rules of football, and the "Sea of Hands" against the Dolphins that ended their run of 3 straight Super Bowls. How can 5 players on his offense (Otto, Upshaw, Shell, Casper, Bilitnikoff) be in the HOF but not the guy who led the offense!!! Ask any Steeler what player they feared most and it was Kenny. The most accurate passer in NFL history until Montana eclipsed him. One of the great clutch players in history, up there or exceeding Elway, Montana and Staubach.
Seriously, it is beyond ridiculous.
When you look at all the talent in the hall,and those that haven't been selected as of yet. Where is ED MEADOR whos stats are as good or better than
some that have been selected.Just thought I would remind you that great talent is still waiting.
Just reading all the names of players not enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Y'all named a lot of greats!
However not once did I see the name Otis Taylor.
Len Dawson is in the HOF, ask yourself this. Who did he throw the ball to? Otis Taylor.
Gary V., Lamar Lundy, Rosey Grier, and Dave Butz all have very weak postseason honors stats. None of them belong in as long as DL such as Claude Humphrey, L.C. Greenwood, and Gene Brito remain outside. Donn A., much as I agree with most everything else you said, I'm not sold on the idea that every player ever named to an all-decade team deserves enshrinement (can't see any good argument for LBs John Anderson, Larry Morris, or Carl Banks) -- but agree that Lavvie Dilweg is indeed deserving.
I'm glad to see Chris Hanburger finally being nominated, and hopefully enshrined. Not only was he one of the best linebackerss of all time, he is a true gentleman.I had the honor of meeting him when I was about 9 years old when he came hunting on our farm. I was in awe and my mther said it was the first time I was ever speechless. I instantly became a Redskins fan. Unfortunately for me, I was too young to hunt at the time, so he went hunting with my older brother. I know he came more than once and one of the times it was extremely cold. Afterwards he mailed my brother an autographed picture on which he wrote a real nice note thanking him for the outings. Later on, I got to meet him again in a department store and got my own autographed picture, talk about a thrill. Needless to say that Christmas I got a Redskins uniform with, you guessed it, a #55 jersey. Fast forward about 35 years. After doing some research, I found out that Chris was working at a Ford dealership that my father and I passed several times on business. I decided to stop there and see if Chris would remember us. He didn't immediately recognize us or our names, but after a minute he remarked"we didn't kill many geese, but we sure got cold".After that he talked to us for probably an hour and a half, like we were old friends. I'll never forget that. I was almost speechless again. This man is an example of what a pro athlete should be. He's all class.
I am not a Steeler fan but Jack Butler of the Steelers is an overlooked HOFer, he was a member of the All 1950's squad as a defensive back playing for a string of terrible Steeler teams.
Please consider one of the all time great receivers, Mac SPEEDIE for next years seniors as a candidate. He has been overlooked much too long, and was on one of the greatest teams the 1946-1950 Cleveland Browns, many of whom are already in the Hall. Mac was an all around athlete at University of Utah setting track records etc.
As a Cowboy fan, even I can't understand how Mick Tinglehoff of the Vikings is not in the HOF yet.
Also, the committee again needs to get Chuck Howley nominated. Here you go:
6 Pro Bowls
5 First Team All-NFL selctions
Super Bowl V MVP
Super Bowl VI Champion
What more did he have to do in order to get in?
Can anyone justify to me why Jerry Kramer is not in the Hall of Fame please?
How bout putting in the other 2 members of the Fearsome Foursome..Lamar Lundy and Rosey Grier...Dave Butz of the Redskins would be a good choice as well!
WHERE IS JERRY KRAMER???? Was on the All-50 Year team as a STARTER. Who's Cheerios did he urinate in?
baystate cowboy says: "the most overlooked player not in is Lavern "Lavvie" Dilweg who played on the Packers 1st 3 Championship teams 1929-31. Dilweg is also the only member of the team of the twenties not yet enshrined in Canton."
There are no automatic-qualifier criteria for Canton. But one should be. If you were selected to a decade's All-Pro Team, YOU ARE IN. Hanburger and Richter appear to correct unfair slights (it is a true shame that the latter died this year and won't be there to celebrate his induction). The Seniors did a FANTASTIC JOB here, as I never thought Hanburger would EVER be nominated. It's time to get cracking on at least one more old-timer. Put Dilweg in the Hall.
As a Redskins fan, I sure won't complain about Hanburger, in my opinion the most deserving Skin who's not in. Richter also sounds overdue. But I feel the pain of the Jerry Kramer supporters (we Skins fans think Russ Grimm should have been preceded not only by Hanburger but also by teammate Joe Jacoby). If Russ is the bar, Kramer should be in.
How do you vote for a senior nominee? Not at all clear
thank you
michael, there are in fact several punters in the HoF, though all played another position (Yale Lary, Norm Van Brocklin, Sammy Baugh, etc.). Pure punters are another issue, and some HoF voters are on record as saying they won't vote for any pure punter because they appear in only 6-8 plays per game at most. It's not clear what the case would be for Ray Guy vs. other pure punters, either -- and if you care to make the case, please do so with meaningful stats, not anecdotes or arguments to authority. Besides, Guy isn't eligible as a Senior yet, though if he doesn't get elected this year, he will indeed drop into that pool of candidates.
many worthy candidates have somehow been overlooked, and their names are well-represented in the various comments. however, until the nfl hall inducts RAY GUY there will be a serious credibility problem. i won't use this space to list his qualifications, they are thoroughly set out elsewhere. this failure is inexplicable, except perhaps by analogy to baseball's stubborn refusal to recognize relief pitchers for their similar honor. baseball has finally begun to come around, and perhaps football will, too, even if a little late. RAY GUY is as singular in his position group as any trailblazer at qb, rb, etc. either GUY should be in the hall, or the nfl should acknowledge that punters are not eligible. shame on the hall of fame, so far!!!
Fran H., I don't think Dick LeBeau should be in the HoF at all, unless you want to make the argument that he belongs in as an innovator for inventing the zone blitz defense -- in which case, LeBeau should have been elected as a Contributor, not as a DB. His career as a DB was long but not especially distinguished -- note that he was never once named a 1st team all pro by any organization, plus he went to only 3 pro bowls and was not named to an all-decade team. There are plenty of other Senior-eligible DBs not in with much better postseason profile numbers, including Johnny Robinson, Dave Grayson, Jack Butler, Lemar Parrish, Abe Woodson, Bobby Dillon, Jimmy Patton, Cliff Harris, Bobby Boyd, Cornell Green, and Eddie Meador. LeBeau had a lot of lifetime INTs, but that's as much because he played for a long time and was the preferred target over CB teammates Dick Lane and Lem Barney. And any thoughts that his coaching record may be exemplary from start to finish ignores that LeBeau was decidedly unsuccessful during his assistant coaching and head coaching stints with the Cincinnati Bengals -- he didn't just spend his whole coaching career with the Steelers, where he indeed was good.
Three for the HOF....suggestion to HOF for future Senior Nominees
1) Jerry Kramer - Packers Guard - MFL 50th anniversay team, 1960s all NFL team of the decade, top player cot currently in who should be in (NFL network)
2) Johnny Robinson - KC Chiefs Safety - 1960 all AFL team, two super bowls, one RING, played key role in that win too...50+ ints...numerous all star, all pro, etc. (I always thought he would be voted in long before this)
3. Mick Tnglehoff - C for Vikings (seems like for "foever"), multiple all star in the 60s, multiple super bowl appearance (yes the lost but they did get there year after year and Mick was a key man on a great team). [Tough for centers and guards to get elected...ask Dermonit Dawson who will eventually be in there, or Russ Grimm who took a long time to get elected)
Let's hope that selectors' committee gets it right in the next couple of years...also thanks to them for correcting the Dick leBeau oversight!)
Redskin fans have waited a long time to have Hanburger enter the Hall of Fame. While Sonny Jurgensen was the leader on offense the leader on defense was always Hanburger. He played hard but fair-never illegal hits. He made the Pro Bowl nine times. His peers respect him and the fans from the George Allen era will never forget him. I grew up watching this guy and he was our "Sam Huff". He was awesome at blitzing too. So happy for this guy who always played his butt off every game. Never took a snap off during the 14 years he delivered great plays on defense for us. Thanks for this awesome news!!
The Hall of Fame is still a joke. They refuse to acknowledge that the Atlanta Falcons are even an NFL franchise. Tommy Nobis is much more deserving of enshrinement in the Hall than many of those who have been given the honor just because they were drafted by, and played for one of the "popular" teams.
- NFL Rookie of the Year 1966
- 5 time Pro Bowl selectee
- Voted 2nd best athlete of the 1960's only behind OJ Simpson
- Dolphins running back Larry Csonka: "I'd rather play against Dick Butkus than Nobis."
- Cowboys legendary coach Tom Landry: "Nobis was as fast as most backs. In my opinion, he was a super player."
- Bears tight end Mike Ditka: "It was not one thing he did, it was everything he did. He was an old-fashioned linebacker. He didn't call attention to himself. He went out and played it."
It's a shame that Tommy Nobis is not a member of the Hall of Fame and the "institution" will forever be a joke until they start considering players from every NFL team and stop blackballing teams like the Falcons.
Hi MattSandler--
No, I'm not based in Memphis, but have visited this city in past -- some fine attractions there (Graceland, Sun Studio, Civil Rights Museum, Belz Museum) and great BBQ (Neely's on Jefferson, BBQ Shop on Madison, A&R BBQ downtown), not to mention Gus's Fried Chicken.
Yes, agreed that the backlog is piling up for Seniors, and am thinking that's only going to get worse. And having two nominees helps, but only a little. It would especially help if they stop putting up the Marshall Goldbergs of the NFL for nomination -- why waste space like this, I say?
BachsLunch... are you in Memphis? Friends of the Ostrows.
With all the great players and the difficulty in statistical analysis by comparison, selecting each year only gets tougher.
The Vets committee may have to increase from 2 to 4 as more former players become eligible after careers with bigger numbers played in longer seasons.
i attended the ceremony this year wearing my nobis jersey and got so many comments about him and then people were stunned to learned that he wasn't in the HOF already.
i know there are a lot of deserving players out there but just give us falcon fans one.
Sure, I'll play along. Senior eligible only players who belong in the HoF (besides Hanburger and Richter): Duke Slater (L), Lavvie Dilweg (E), Verne Lewellen (B), Riley Matheson (L), Al Wistert (L), Mac Speedie (WR), Billy Howton (WR), Billy Wilson (WR), Dick Stanfel (G), Duane Putnam (G), Gene Brito (DE), Jimmy Patton (DB), Bobby Dillon (DB), Abe Woodson (DB-KR), Jack Butler (DB), Pete Retzlaff (TE-WR), Del Shofner (WR), Lionel Taylor (WR), Mick Tingelhoff (C), Jerry Kramer (G), Ed Budde (G), Walt Sweeney (G), Jim Tyrer (OT), Dick Schafrath (OT), Maxie Baughan (LB), Joe Fortunato (LB), Chuck Howley (LB), Larry Grantham (LB), Johnny Robinson (DB), Dave Grayson (DB), Tommy Davis (P-PK), Harold Carmichael (WR), Cliff Branch (WR), Drew Pearson (WR), Claude Humphrey (DE), L.C. Greenwood (DE), Robert Brazile (LB), Randy Gradishar (LB), Lemar Parrish (DB-KR), and Cliff Harris (DB). By rights, Harold Jackson (WR) should still be eligible as a regular candidate (he was on a strike season roster in 1987), but there doesn't seem to be any recognition of that by the HoF, so if not, he belongs on this list as well.
My list is heavy on OLBs, WRs, o-linemen, and DBs (especially safeties) because they're badly under-represented positions in the HoF at present. QB and RB are the most over-represented.
I do not think Jim Marshall belongs in the HoF at all. Eddie Meador wouldn't be a bad choice, though I'm finding it hard to push him ahead of Patton and Robinson, for two. And if there weren't so many MLBs from the 60s already in the HoF, I'd be more heavily behind Tommy Nobis -- though he's probably the best MLB of the era not in; and for people who think it's high time a Falcon got in the HoF, I agree -- but the committee blew their chance big-time when they didn't vote in Claude Humphrey. Regarding Ken Stabler, I say let's get Ken Anderson (still eligible as a regular candidate) in the HoF first and then talk about The Snake.
Excellent Senior nominees for a change. Both are very deserving. After suffering through such poor nominees in recent past, like Dick LeBeau, Marshall Goldberg, Emmitt Thomas, and Floyd Little, this is great news. Now let's hope the final committee doesn't stupidly deep-six either of them the way they wrongly did to Claude Humphrey and all will be well.
Roger Craig belongs in the Hall Of Fame
Yards 8,189 ON only 1997 which is a avg of 197 a year for carries
Average 4.1
Touchdowns 56
566 catches
4,911 yeards
8.7 per catch avg
If not asked to do both he would have done no less than 12k-13k 90+TD
First ever and only 2 ever 1000yds in both catching and rushing
lead all WR in catches as a RB with 92 and 5x 60+ catches as a season.
The following 1960's and 1970's era players should be in the Hall of Fame:
Kansas City Chiefs: Oakland Raiders: Minnesota Vikings:
Ken Stabler Mick Tingelhoff
Otis Taylor George Atkinson Jim Marshall
Ed Budde Jack Tatum Ed White
Jim Tyrer Cliff Branch Los Angeles Rams
Curley Culp Dave Grayson Eddie Meador Richie Petibon
Johnny Robinson Maxie Baughn
Jerry Mays Roger Brown
Jack Pardee
Atlanta Falcons: Dallas Cowboys Harold Jackson
Jeff van Note Drew Pearson John Niland Gil Brandt
Claude Humphrey Harvey Martin Ralph Neeley Lee Roy Jordan
Mike Kenn Cornell Green Cliff Harris
Tommy Nobis
Baltimore Colts: Green Bay Packers Miami Dolphins:
Mike Curtis
Dan Currie Jerry Kramer Dick Anderson
Dave Robinson Jake Scott
Boyd Dowler Bob Kuechenberg
Denver Broncos Detroit Lions: Philadelphia Eagles
Randy Gradishar Alex Karras Harold Carmichael
Tom Jackson Roger Brown Bill Bergey
Louie Wright
Lyle Alzado
Rich Jackson
Ny Giants Cleveland Browns"
Del Shofner
Dick Schafrath Gary Collins
Cincinnati Bengals: Pittsburg Steelers: Washington Redskins
L.C. Greenwood Pat Fisher
Ken Anderson Chris Hanburger
Ken Riley Len Hauss
Houston Oilers:
Robert Brazile
George Webster
ALL these players deserve to be in the Hall of Famee.
Good choices for seniors this coming year. But I agree with previous comments regarding the fact that Gradishar should be there along with Kramer and Nobis. As far as regular nominees don't forget Kevin Greene, 165 sacks coming off the strong side is very hard to overlook. Ditka is also right about teams like the Atlanta Falcons being overlooked. Nobis, Van Note, Kenn, Humphrey, Mitchell and the latest that should get consideration very soon is Jessie "the hammer" Tuggle
I need to add that it is an absolute shame and disgrace that Jerry Kramer is not in the Hall of Fame. The 1960's Packers entire backfield is in the Hall. How does one think Starr, Hornung and Taylor got there? How did they win Five NFL titles in seven years? Just by Gregg's blocking? Jim Ringo, the Packer Hall of Fame center, was gone after the 1962 season. Kramer kicked the field goals that won the 1962 NFL championship game against the Giants AND he is the guard selected as the all-time best during the NFL's first 50 seasons. Kramer is a member of the all 1960's team. Finally, he wrote "Instant Replay," a sports classic that increased the popularity of the NFL.
Come on, Hall of Fame Committee! Jerry Kramer MUST be in the Hall!
Finally, how can anyone discuss professional football during the 1970's and not mention Ken Stabler? Stabler was a dominating presence at quarterback, as much so as Staubach, Trakenton, Griese or Bradshaw were - and they are all in the Hall. Granted, Stabler's final years in Houston were not like his Raider seasons, but Bradshaw played poorly during his first four or five years for the Steelers. The Steeler defense - and one spectacular game by Lynn Swann won them their first two Super Bowls. Bradshaw's role was to hand off to Blier and Harris.
Hanburger and Richter are worthy choices; nevertheless, Chuck Howley, of the Dallas Cowboys, was superior to Hanburger. I have a feeling the nominating committee wants a member of Allen's "Over-the-Hiil-Gang" in the Hall.
Howley was better than Hanburger AND Dave Wilcox - and Wilcox is in the Hall of Fame; and what about Lee Roy Jordan? Or Cliff Harris at safety? Or Drew Pearson at wide receiver, infinitely superior to Lynn Swann.
What about Ken Stabler???? If Bob Griese, Troy Aikman, Joe Namath, and Roger Staubach are in, then so too should Snake! Wake up people!!!!
Finally Les Richter!!!
YES!!! Chris Hanburger !!!! Finally the HOF Veterans Committee has taken a step to make this right!!!
Chris Hanburger was a HOF player who dominated his position in the mid to late sixties and seventies.
You talk to any NFL head Coach , current or former, that rememebers watching Chris Hanburger play will attest to his dominating play, intelligence, lightening quickness, and crushing " clothlesline tackles"...
Teams realized he was the heart and sole of the redskins defense, and he had to be addressed in their offensive game plan or he would change the outcome of the game. Chris was constantly covered by a tight end, and often times doubled teamed. Chris called all the defensive signals for George Allens redskins teams, at one time numbering over 250 audibles.
One of the things that made Hanburger so great, which often goes unappreciated and unnoticed to the average football fan, is the attention the opposing teams offense were forced pay to Hanburger freed up players to make spectacular plays.
You look up the films , Chris Hanburger's was awesome when he blitzed! Although a little light, about 210 pounds, he was in fantastic physical condition, his military discipline for physical fitness stayed with him throughout his career, he was extremely strong and , he could over power you, run by you, or use his tremendous quickness and agility and leave you flatfooted, as he would make the sack or the tackle. His tremendous arm hand and forearm strength was legendary, he could take the largest tightends, fullbacks,and OL lineman and throw them to the ground or knock them back with a powerful forearm shiver. I have films of him decking Robert Newhouse of the Cowboys when he attempted to block him and the Cowboys fb fell like a deck of cards.
It was Hanburger's tackling style which evoked fear in quarterbacks, and the running backs, receivers of his day. Chris liked to hit you high, slamming into you, driving his powerful fists into you, all while holding you up, and going for the ball. Chris had unbelievable strength, especially his hands and grip. He threw ball carriers to the turf like they were rag dolls, it was awesome. He was a master at stripping and punching the ball away. He caused so many fumbles, because of his tackling style. Most of his tackles which caused fumbles obviously were recovered by other defensive teammates , and their statistics are a direct result of Hanburgers performance.
The screen pass he defended better than any linebacker in the NFL. he was uncanny at this, and his intellignece, lightening fast reflexes and quickness was never more evident than in this area. He got into the screen pass so quick, the play was doomed from the start. It's funny how teams would try him once a game every year, only to be lucky he didn't intercept the pass.
Big games... Hanburger always excelled in the big games. Dallas, Giants, St Louis, Rams ..the playoffs he always played his consistent outstanding All Pro caliber play. In the playoffs teams always had the tight end on him, trying to neutralize him as best they could. Clearly the mark of a Hall of Famer.
One of the most Hall of Fame aspect of Chris Hanburger's playing career was how he carried himself as a professional football player. He had class. He was very good to the fans, but in a very humble, private way. On the football field, he had tremendous professionalism, and class. Time after time following his game changing spectacular plays he simply got up and walked back to the huddle. No celebrating, no " hey look at me" that is the norm in todays game. BUT, if there was the multi media in Chris Hanburger's day like there is today, with ESPN sports center, the internet, the blogs, facebook, twitter, ect... his popularity would have soared and he would have been in the Hall of Fame long ago.
Chris Hanburger is without a doubt a HALL OF FAME FOOTBALL PLAYER, one of the best linebackers to have ever played the game, and he dominated in his era.
It is great news that the Sportwriters who make of the veterans senior committee have taken the first step into correcting this long overdue honor, and hopefully, when he is voted in in February 2011, the Pro Football hall of Fame in canton Ohio will shine that much brighter for finally welcoming Chris Hanburger home where he belongs, in Canton
Thankyou Senior Committee! Great Job...
Hall voters Lets make it happen !!
Congrats to both senior's candidates and we wish them the best of luck. As the 9-member Senior's Committee is the HOF's mechanism for correcting past injustices, here's hoping that they do not continue to overlook Broncos LB Randy Gradishar in the way he was overlooked as a modern-era candidate.
am pulling for both linebackers Hanburger and Richter in 2011
Two overlooked players are Center Dave Dalby and Tackle Henry Lawrence. Dalby started at center in all 3 of the Raiders Super Bowl Wins. Lawrence started at tackle in all 3 super bowl wins. Both were very good linemen.
I also see Dermontti Dawson getting in either this year or the following.
A potential class of 2011.
1.Chris Hanburger
2.Les Richter(I see both senior nominees as deserving to get in)
3.Deion Sanders
4.Marshall Faulk
5.Chris Carter(This might be the year to end the wait)
6.Shannon Sharpe
7.Dermontti Dawson
I see Chris Carter, Shannon Sharpe, Andre Reed, Richard Dent, and Tim Brown all getting in in the next 2-3 years. Thers a jam in Canton at the running back position. You have Jerome Bettis, Marshall Faulk, Curtis Martin, Roger Craig, Terrell Davis and Ricky Watters all battling to get in in the upcoming years.
i hope joe jacoby gets in soon
Hanburger & Richter both deserve to be in Hall...but the most overlooked
player not in is Lavern "Lavvie" Dilweg who played on the Packers 1st 3 Championship teams 1929-31. Dilweg is also the only member of the team of the
twenties not yet enshrined in Canton.
Richter class of 2011!
Hope both guys get in...Ken Stabler 2012
Ray Guy? Greatest punter of all time.
Hope Les gets in...he deserves it
Ken Stabler snubbed again
I am pulling for Les Richter
Agreeing with McAlevy...Hanburger definitely has the credentials. I remember watching him fly all over the field making plays for HOF Coach George Allen. Prior to coaching the Redskins, Allen coached the L.A. Rams in the 60's---including the Fearsome Foursome. And like Hanburger, Rams' defensive back Eddie Meador was also chosen by George Allen as Captain of THAT famous defense. Meador, chosen by a Hall of Famer to lead Hall of Famers--- was All Decade Team, was Pres. of NFLPA, still has Rams Interception Record, 6 Pro Bowls,6 All-Pros, NFL Father of the Year ('67), Byron White Award (similar to Walter Payton Award), and numerous Ram Defensive MVP's and other accolades from his 12 seasons as a cornerback (5) and safety (7) as well as on most special teams. Am pulling for Meador for 2012.
johnny robinson looked over again. all 60's decade team top 5[or ten] in interceptions and like jerry kramer was a finalist for the hall a number of years. in my opinion, these are the guys that have paid their dues. how the hell did emmit thomas get in before johnny robinson. emmit had one more interception. johnny had more all pros, all decade team, pro bowls and hall finalist several times. HALL VOTING IS A JOKE. tinglehoff got screwed too!
The greatest lineman not in the Hall is Jim Tyrer of the Chiefs.
This is hopefully the last time I will have to write this:
Of ALL Hall-of-Fame eligible players (not just old-timers) who are not already in the Hall-of-Fame, the player most qualified for induction is Chris Hanburger. Nine-time Pro Bowler. Six-time All Pro. 1972 NFC Defensive Player of the Year with the Redskins first Super Bowl team. Handpicked by George Allen to call defensive signals for one of the best defenses in the NFL during the 1970's. People often mention the Pro Bowl number (9), but forget that he was once voted NFC Defensive Player of the year (an honor bestowed on very few players) and was entrusted by the great defensive mastermind George Allen to call plays for his defense for 5 years. As of right now, there is no Hall-of-Fame eligible player with 15 or more combined Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections who is not already enshrined in Canton… except Chris Hanburger!
The biggest impediments to his induction appear to have been his past relationship with the media (certain reporters told people that he was "very media unfriendly" during his playing days) and the fact that younger fans don't know about him and older fans have to be reminded of him before their eyes light up and they remember how good he was. Another impediment was the timing of his career. Hanburger's best years were between 1966 and 1976. He was a dominant player during the last half of the 1960's and the first half of the 1970's, but did not dominate either decade from beginning to end. As a result, he was not named to the all-decade team for the 1960's or 1970's, but he had an 11 year run between those two decades that was as good as almost any linebacker in NFL history.
Thank you to any and all who may have played a role in finally bringing this 25 year old injustice to an end. Hope to see all of you in Canton next August!
I am still amazed that NFL Giant great Charlie Conerly has been overlooked for so many years. He was voted MVP of the "Greatest Game Ever Played" and then the re-vote (after the sudden death playoff) gave it to Johnny Unitas. Does that not make him the #2 MVP of that game at least yet there are so many players that were on those two teams who are already in the HOF. Charlie's career was much more than that particular game...Rookie of the Year, Pro Bowler, led his team to a World Championship and MVP of the league in 1959. I hope that the voters reconsider him next time.
ABOUT TIME for Chris Hanburger!!!!
I think Roger Brown of "Fearsome Foursome" fame should have included in this year's class. He was one if not the most dominate defensive tackles in his era.
I understand everyone's frustration with the voters but there are a lot of people overdue right now and the HOF is trying to level out the offensive bias over defense which was more than 2 to 1.
Cris Carter is going to get in and so will Andre Reed and Shannon Sharpe. But fact is, they will not ALL get in next year as there is Marshall Faulk, Jerome Bettis and Curtis Martin all up now. Not to mention Deion Sanders. Fortunately, we saw some GREAT players in the 1980s and 1990s which has produced a log jam in Canton. Over the next 3-4 years they will ALL be in, or at least should be.
Kramer and Marshall? I don't get it either. They both should have been in 15 years ago. But I didn't get the Bob Hayes thing either and then he finally goes in after his death. Very unfortunate.
The committee has a daunting task. While we all focus on one individual, they have to look at them all and weigh it out. Personally, I'm pulling for Eddie Meador--All-Decades Team('60s), star DB for the Rams, Byron White Award, etc. What would fix some of our problems is if the HOF would consider taking more seniors from the legendary eras each year, and reduce the number of newly-eligibles and let them wait awhile longer. Some of the seniors, unfortunately like Richter, will never know they made it at the current rate. How about 4 seniors and 3 newbies until the ship is righted?
but i also agree hanburger should get it but i als question richter
but i swear to god if cris carter isn't in this year i sm giving up on this institution and could care less about canton.
About time for Hanburger! He was a 9 time Pro Bowler who played on some bad teams early in his career. But the Redskins did have a lot of success when George Allen took over. Hanburger was one of the most feared tacklers of his era. I agree that Tommy Nobis, Jerry Kramer and Jim Marshall should get in. Hopefully the votes will do right by them.
i totally agree nobis should be in. atalanta should have at least SOMEONE from them after all these years.
Why not Jerry Kramer? He was not only an all-pro guard for Lombardi's Packers, he also did the placekicking when Hornung was out (parts of two years). His 3FG's and extra point were the clinchers in the '62 championship (16-7).
I totaly agree with Hanburger but Ritcher? please your voters suck!!!! When are they gonna get smart and nominate Tingelhoff He deserves it more!
and yet another year jim marshall and jerry kramer get snubbed. way to fail again hall of fame commitee
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I don't get it. How can they correctly note that Richmond is two hours from DC and yet act like Norfolk, (which is three hours on a good day) is 15 minutes away?
So excited to see the addition of Roy. I do wonder how long it's going to take to for him to put on a red hood and join Oliver as Speedy 1/Red Arrow/Arsenal/Red Hood. I know a lot of people think that Thea is going to be Speedy (there have been more than few clues), but I don't know... It just feels to expected.
Man am I going to miss JR. His scenes always are the most fun, especially since he always has plots within plots and you know that no matter how defeated he seems he's always gonna come out on top.
Could not believe Annie shooting Rayland. He totally deserved it, but I can't believe that she went through with it. It's probably a good thing that they went that route though instead of having JR go to war with him, since Larry Hagman's death probably would have stalled that one before it even began.
The only thing that could make this all better would be an appearance by the ORIGINAL Pamela. We still don't know her status, and her showing up would add a whole new dimension to the Ewing/Barnes feud.
Why does Aria spend any time at her dad's? Honestly, if I was in her shoes I would just stick to her mom's. She may be dating half the town but at least there's no fear that he's about to start attacking Aria. During that final scene I honestly thought Byron was going to start hitting her.
I like the hair well enough, It just annoys me that they aired em out of order
Was it just me or was Diane's character a little inconsistent with her previous appearance? She wasn't quite as much of a rhymes with witch last time around. Also as sweet as the scene between her and Gibbs was, I couldn't help but feel like his advice was a tad bit hypocritical. In Diane's last episode it was as much as stated that the reason she and Gibbs divorced was because he kept wishing she was Shannon. His telling Diane to accept Victor for who he is, is kind of like the pot calling the kettle black. The hypocrisy only grows when you realize that the one she wished Victor was is Gibbs (last time she openly stated that he was "her Shannon"). I'm not saying that I don't love Gibbs, however sometimes the writers try a little too hard to make him the perfect hero.
Thank you for commenting about the hair. It was bugging me too! Not that I dislike it, (though it does take some getting used to, I haven't seen Christian Kane with short hair in something since, I don't know, Close to Home, maybe?) but the inconsistency is driving me nuts.
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Civic ReportNo. 37 June 2003What Parents Think of New Yorks Charter Schools
MethodologyZogby International conducted interviews of 300 parents of children in New York State charter schools, chosen at random from a list provided by the Manhattan Institute. All calls were made from Zogby International headquarters in Utica, N.Y., from Friday, January 10 to Saturday, January 11, 2003. The margin of error is +/- 5.8%. Margins of error are higher in sub-groups.The list was comprised of phone numbers of parents with one or more children who attended a New York State charter school during the 2001-02 school year. Principals and chairs of each schools board of trustees received multiple letters, emails, and telephone calls during the summer and fall of 2002. These communications explained the polls purpose and requested their schools participation.The Institute received lists of parental phone numbers from nineteen of the thirty-one charter schools enrolling students during 2001-02. Over 5600 students were enrolled at these schools, representing over 70% of the total charter school enrollment of about 7500 students. Participating schools were Bronx Prep; CNY Math & Science (Syracuse); Charter School for Science & Technology (Rochester); Community Partnership; King Center; Merrick Academy; New Covenant; Reisenbach; Roosevelt Childrens Academy; Sisulu Childrens Academy; South Buffalo; John V. Lindsay Wildcat Academy; Ark Community; Beginning with Children; Charter School for Applied Technologies (Buffalo); Genesee Community; Carl Icahn; Stepping Stone Academy; and Tapestry.Schools were asked to provide only parental phone numbers; parental names, childrens names, and addresses were not requested. Once these numbers were received, they were placed in one master list and all duplicate phone numbers were eliminated. Only this unduplicated master list was provided to Zogby International. Parents receiving calls were selected randomly from this list.
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The Court of Celebrity
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Justices and Journalists: The U.S. Supreme Court and the Media By Richard Davis (Cambridge University Press, 241 pp., $28.99) The way in which every person, every institution, relates to people is essentially, though often unconsciously, theatrical. We are experts in self-presentation, in acting a part to further our aims and interests. We have, all of us, a public relations strategy. This is true of the Supreme Court, too, and of the individual Supreme Court justices.
Dual Sovereigns
July 28, 1997
Since the Progressive era, this magazine has argued for judicial restraint as part of a broader argument for liberal nationalism. Judges should defer to the prerogatives of Congress and the president, the argument goes, so that popular sovereignty can serve as the engine of national unity.
Choosing Supreme Court Judges
May 02, 1970
The Founding Fathers, who met in the summer of 1787 to draw up a Constitution for the United States, gave relatively little attention to the judiciary. Clearly they had only a hazy notion of the vital role the judiciary was to play in umpiring the federal system or in limiting the powers of government. Article III of the Constitution says nothing whatever about the qualifications of judges, or about the mechanics of choice. Indeed it says practically nothing about the mechanics of the judicial system itself.
The Funeral Is Called Off
July 26, 1948
The reports of the Democratic Party's death, prevalent before the Philadelphia convention, appear now to have been somewhat exaggerated. A party in which the rank-and-file majority get their way on such a risky issue as civil rights against the opposition of their masters, is obviously not yet ready for embalming. The Democrats came to Philadelphia as low in their minds as the Republicans were when they assembled for the Landon convention in 1936. There was not a hopeful delegate in a carload. They were licked, most of them thought, probably for eight years.


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STAGOLL Albert married Jane TAIT 1884
Information & Research Journal.
Groom: Albert STAGOLL.
Birth place: Recorded as Tasmania.
Bride: Jane TAIT.
Birth place: Recorded as Victoria.
Year married: 1884.
Place: Victoria.
Albert died 1915 in Melbourne East, Victoria, aged 52 years.
Parents named as William Sabashih STAGOLL and Elizabeth SKIFFINS.
Birth note.
Albert was born 17 September 1862 in Tasmania.
Parents namwd as William STAGOLL and Elizabeth SKIFFINS.
Jane died 1939 in Preston, Victoria, aged 76 years.
Parents named as Henry TAIT and Ann CARMICHAEL.
Birth note.
Jane was born 1863 Durham Lead, Victoria.
Parents named as Henry TAIT and Ann CARMICHAEL.
Five children located Victorian records for Albert and Jane.
William Albert STAGOLL.
Born: 1885 Bunninyong, Victoria.
Died: -
Ada Lillian STAGOLL.
Born: 1887 Healesville, Victoria.
Died: 1962 Royal Park, Victoria, aged 75 years.
Married: Albert Ernest BRYAN.
Year: 1913.
Place: Victoria.
Albert died 1978 in Croydon, Victoria, aged 90 years.
Parents named as William James BRYDON and Alice Ann S MARSHALL.
Birth note.
Albert was born in Hotham, Victoria.
Parents named as William James BRYDON and Elizabeth Susannah MARSHALL.
Elsie May STAGOLL.
Born: 1889 Pyalong, Victoria.
Died: 1975 Reservoir, Victoria, aged 86 years.
Albert George Hector STAGOLL.
Born: 1892 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1966 Heidelberg, Victoria, aged 73 years.
Walter Edwin STAGOLL.
Born: circa 1895.
Birth not located.
Died: 1951 Northcote, Victoria, aged 56 years.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Registry of Births, Tasmania.
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August 22, 2011
By Edwin J. Feulner, Ph.D.
As of this month, 18 states and the District have policies that support private school choice. Public school choice options also are continuing to grow. On top of that, millions of children are participating in kindergarten-through-12th-grade courses online. Meanwhile, home schooling and charter schools are becoming more widespread.
There are many good public schools across this country, with dedicated teachers who deserve praise. Unfortunately, there also are many bad schools, especially in urban areas. When you consider the damage those institutions inflict, making it nearly impossible for students to learn and fulfill their potential, you realize it's nothing short of a national crime. That's why it's so heartening to see the school-choice movement gaining ground.
It's encouraging, too, to see this trend crossing the usual red-state-blue-state divide. School choice isn't spreading in just one region. It's surging nationwide.
Take Ohio. According to a new report from Heritage Foundation education experts Lindsey Burke and Rachel Sheffield, the Buckeye State has four private school choice programs, a national first.
Before now, Ohio's Educational Choice Scholarship Program was capped at 14,000 students. Now it's open to 30,000, and legislators have made it possible for more students to qualify. They've also added a program for special-needs students, one that provides up to 90 percent of their state education funding for the school their parents choose. Low-income children are being helped as well, thanks to the Cleveland Scholarship and Tutoring Program.
Or look at Minnesota. Residents there can use the K-12 Education Credit program, which provides tax credits to help cover educational expenses at a school of their choosing, up to 75 percent of the amount spent. Thousands of families have been taking advantage of the program and ensuring a high-quality education for their children.
Arizona is another state that's been helping parents. Gov. Jan Brewer recently signed legislation creating an Education Savings Account program for special-needs students. Under it, Arizona deposits 90 percent of the state per-pupil education funding into a savings account that parents control. They can use it for private school tuition, online education, home schooling, or to save for college. The funds that are unused in one year can be rolled over to the next. Up to 17,000 special-needs students are expected to be eligible for the program this year.
States also have been getting private businesses involved. Rhode Island, for example, has its Corporate Scholarship Tax Credit program. Businesses can get a tax credit worth 75 percent of whatever they contribute to a scholarship-granting organization. Pennsylvania has been doing something similar for the past decade, offering businesses a tax credit to encourage charitable donations that fund tuition scholarships.
Perhaps the most hopeful sign occurred here in our nation's capital: Congress has reauthorized the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program (DCOSP). Despite its popularity and success, the program was being phased out, and President Obama was doing nothing to save it. Now, however, thanks in large measure to House Speaker John A. Boehner, the program has been restored. In fact, its reauthorization is the only piece of legislation Mr. Boehner will sponsor this year; that's how important the issue is to him.
The DCOSP budget went up, too, from $13.2 million to $20 million. Low-income students in elementary grades will receive scholarships worth $8,000. For high school students, it will be $12,000.
There's still a long way to go, of course. School choice isn't as widely available as it should be, and teachers unions continue to fight it at every step. And although the trend lines are moving in the right direction, we can't rest until every child has access to the school that best meets his or her needs. Our nation's future depends on it.
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The processor powering the upcoming Xbox 720 has been completed, which means that Microsoft has all the necessary components to actually start producing its next Xbox console.
The Xbox 720, currently codenamed Durango, has been rumored for quite some time and, judging by the recent countdown timer until E3 2013 posted by Xbox community manager Larry Hryb, it's quite possible that the console will make its debut this summer.
Until then, SemiAccurate has posted a new report, saying that the design for the chip powering the next Xbox is complete and that it's going into production in the very near future.
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Team B is the new musical endeavor of Kelly Pratt. While written and recorded primarily on tour with Arcade Fire and Beirut in 2007 and 2008, help was also found with his amazing friends Pat Mahoney on drums (LCD Soundsystem), Jon Natchez and Perrin Cloutier from Beirut, and Richard Reed Parry (Arcade Fire). They're still unsigned but their album is available on their MySpace page. Live Band Consits of: Kelly Pratt (Beirut, Arcade Fire) Tracy Pratt (Beirut)
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I just found out I have Medial Epicondylitis. Apparently, it's Micro-Tears in my tendon, and I have to give it two - four weeks to heal. I'm going to attempt to lift weights, since only certain motions cause it pain. Wish me luck!...
Just got back from the doctor...
Meh, news.
Wow, almost injured.
Almost had a shoulder injury there, arm gave out and I tried to stabilize. Tendinitis flared up, but I had a good work out, and now it's time for rest!...
Started training others actively, elbow / forearm / wrist pain partially fi
I've started training other locally. Pretty much free help for anyone who wants to get in shape. I know a lot, but I still have a lot to learn. If you're newer and need help, feel free to ask me anything!... Sadly, my first true new potential partner got sick during my work out. Guess it's pretty intense if you're not used to it. Elbow and forearm pain is okay, I found that now that I put the gloves back on, it's not bad at all!... I'm feeling great!...
Elbow / Forearm still sucks.
Still in pain, lig. problem probably.
Strength increasing.
Strength increasing, even on a cut. I bet I could do 100 lb Dumbbells on Flat without too much of a problem. Lost 4 lbs, down to 211. 15 lbs to nearly be at 10% BF. Ab strength is much higher as well, go core!...
Yeah... Elbow healin'.
Elbow pad is healing, forearm seems to be as well. Pain is less intense, and seems to be minimizing. Glad it wasn't something too bad.
Forgot to write, repping with 205 and maxxing 275 now on Bench. New routine, cleaner diet, cut going well.
Great workout today.
Great work out at the gym. Made decent gains on all leg workouts today. Did ~30 - 40 minutes of mild intensity cardio. Made gains on weighted crunches as well. I feel empowered. As I was leaving the locker room, I was complimented by someone on my manners. Feels good man.jpeg.
Bench at 180 - Back at old gym
Switched to 5x5 at gym today for Bench, made gains to 180. I started going to my old gym and I'm glad I am. It's much better and there are more options for everything. Just signed up to get a new BF% / "Fitness Age" test done. Lolwut.
Bench at 180 - Back at old gym
Switched to 5x5 at gym today for Bench, made gains to 180. I started going to my old gym and I'm glad I am. It's much better and there are more options for everything. Just signed up to get a new BF% / "Fitness Age" test done. Lolwut.
2nd week back in.
2nd week back in after a 3 month break, bench is back at normal, biceps are on there way there. Currently on Pump Fuel Platinum, Champion Whey Protein, Multivitamin, Androbolix, and Melatonin (to sleep lol). Great week so far, adding new exercises and making more quick progress than ever.
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Wondershare Software Co., Ltd., the leading consumer software provider in China, released Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter and iPad Video Converter at the first time along with the release of Apple iPad. As one of the first companies to offer users iPad tools, Wondershare DVD to iPad Converter and iPad Video Converter have been recognized […]
Earth Day – Live a Low-Carbon Life
At the last Copenhagen conference Denmark, politicians and activists are fighting on making bigger cuts in carbon emission. Yes, we all looking for a big shift to have a greener world and we should understand this globally mission should be act locally.
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We all believe – there isn't a day of the year that mom won't be special to us! For mom is the one who helps us to overcome all the hiccups, is the one who stood like a rock in our lean and she is the one really means the world to us.
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Did you know that skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States? More than 3.5 million skin cancers in over two million people are diagnosed annually. Each year there are more new cases of skin cancer than the combined incidence of cancers of the breast, prostate, lung and colon.
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common form of skin cancer. Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is the second most common form of skin cancer, followed by Melanoma, which is the most common form of cancer for young adults 25-29 years old and the second most common form of cancer for young people 15-29 years old. Facts to know about tanning:
- Frequent tanners using new high-pressure sunlamps may receive as much as 12 times the annual UVA dose compared to the dose they receive from sun exposure. 1
- Ten minutes in a sunbed matches the cancer-causing effects of 10 minutes in the Mediterranean summer sun. 2
- Indoor ultraviolet (UV) tanners are 74 percent more likely to develop melanoma than those who have never tanned indoors. 3
- People who use tanning beds are 2.5 times more likely to develop squamous cell carcinoma and 1.5 times more likely to develop basal cell carcinoma. 4
What can you do to prevent skin cancer:
- Do not burn
- Avoid tanning and UV tanning booths
- Use a broad spectrum (UVA/UVB) sunscreen
- Examine your skin
2. World Health Organization. Sunbeds. World Health Organization. 2010. Link. Accessed October 25, 2010.
3. Lazovich D, Vogel RI, Berwick M, Weinstock MA, Anderson KE, Warshaw EM. Indoor tanning and risk of melanoma: a case-control study in a highly-exposed population. Cancer Epidem Biomar Prev 2010 June; 19(6):1557-1568.
4. Karagas MR, Stannard VA, Mott LA, Slattery MJ, Spencer SK, and Weinstock MA. Use of tanning devices and risk of basal cell and squamous cell skin cancers. J Natl Cancer Inst 2002; 94:224; doi:10.1093/jnci/94.3.224.


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Important Notice to Isla Vista Residents:
The festival ordinance (6-70.01) is in effect from Sun., 10/26 through Sun., 11/2, each evening from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. the following morning. This ordinance means no live or recorded music can be heard outside your residence and carries a $500 fine.
All cars in following locations must be moved off the street by 3 p.m. on Friday, 10/31 until 6 a.m. on Sun., 11/2, or will be towed:
- 6500-6700 blocks of Del Playa
- 6500 block of Trigo
- Camino del Sur between Del Playa and Trigo
- Camino Pescadero between Del Playa and Trigo
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Update: Michael Taylor has been located safe and has been returned to his mother.
Winter Haven, Florida -- Winter Haven police are asking for the public's help in locating a 12-year-old boy who left home and has not been heard from since.
Police say Michael Taylor was in the area of Winter Haven High School with his mother today around noon when he started arguing with her. He left on foot and his mother was unable to locate him.
Michael has been reported as a runaway in the past. He was last seen wearing a long sleeved black nylon jersey, black shorts with red stripes, and no shoes.
Anyone who has seen Michael Taylor or knows of his whereabouts is asked to call Sgt. Don Nunnery at 1-863-401-2256 or Heartland Crime Stoppers at 1-800-226-TIPS (8477).


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Today's Calendar: Teddy Bears and Junior Brown
A couple of events are on the schedule today for both kids and adults.
Start off June in a "beary" special way with Teddy Bear Day at the Abilene Zoo, 2070 Zoo Lane. Children 12 and younger are encouraged to bring their Teddy bears with them from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today to receive free admission with a paying adult. Youngsters will learn all about bears and even meet Smokey Bear. They also can have their own bears checked out by the Teddy Bear Doctor. For more information, call 325-676-6085.
Country music artist Junior Brown will perform at a concert tonight at 9:30 p.m. at The Lumberyard, 7 Cypress St., in Roscoe. Tickets are $15, and for more information, please call 325-766-2457
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-- Breakfast at the DAC - Desdemona Activity Center, 7 a.m.
-- Disaster relief drive - Yellowhouse Machinery, 9 a.m.
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How to Satisfy Your Moment. ~ Eve Eliot
Can we marry this moment?
Notice where you are right now—where you are in space. Don't linger on whatever it is you may be longing for. Whether you are sitting, standing or lying down, notice the weight of your body pressing down upon the surface which you are resting.
That which you are longing will find you somewhere in space, on a surface. What is it about this moment—this right now—that falls short of fulfilling your longing.
Many stories of discontent may arise in your mind in response to this question. This unsatisfying moment.
We are in bodies for such a short time. Let this reality penetrate your awareness. We are in bodies for such a relatively short time.
Can you allow yourself to consider the full acceptance of this moment as satisfying the criteria for complete fulfillment?
If we do not live long enough to reach that moment of perfect satisfaction can we settle in, for now, feeling the weight of our bodies wherever we are and considering the full acceptance of this moment?
Can we become engaged to this moment?
Can we marry this moment? Consider. Ask.
Are you willing to marry this moment, to cherish this moment in sickness and in health, in poverty and in abundance, in the embrace of loved ones or feeling entirely alone? Are you willing to marry this moment, this very moment now while forsaking all other moments past and moments to come. Can you fully rest in this moment?
Breathe and ask. Settle and know that your heart can feel at peace in this very moment when you fully choose to be in it. With the weight of your body, this body, choosing. Then with the rhythm of the breath, this very breath, choosing now. With the circumstances surrounding you, right here and now, you can marry this very moment.
Eve Elliot is a psychotherapist, yoga and meditation teacher. She's authored five CDs and several books, including, Attention Shoppers! The Woman's Guide to Enlightenment Through Shopping.
She's been interviewed over 60 times for TV, magazines, and newspapers including The Boston Globe and has been a sought after expert in the field of eating disorders.
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As Auburn's Chris Davis ran by his team's sidelines, capping a 34-28 win over Alabama and one of the most improbable endings in college football history, Immokalee's Mackenro Alexander ran with him for part of the way.
When the Tigers' Ricardo Louis found and snared a tipped ball, then ran into the end zone in the final seconds against Georgia, Alexander swore the crowd was even louder.
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How Should Doctors Be Paid? Physician Compensation and Role of Government
What: How Should Doctors Be Paid? The Yale Healthcare Debate
When: Monday, April 7th - hot hors d'oeuvres served at 5:30pm, debate from 6:00-7:30pm
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Moderator: Howard P. Forman, MD, MBA, Professor of Diagnostic Radiology, Public Health (Health Policy), Management, and Economics at Yale University.
Zack Cooper, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Public Health (Health Policy) and of Economics at Yale University, and will represent the position that public policy must drive payment innovation in healthcare.
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DePaul Ready to Race at Wisconsin-Parkside
Oct. 5, 2012
CHICAGO – Well-rested with a bit of an edge, Max Clink and his DePaul cross country teammates return to the course Saturday for the Lucian Rosa Invite at Wisconsin-Parkside.
The women's 5K race at the Wayne E. Dannehl National Cross Country Course begins at 10 a.m. while the men's 8K race is set for 11 a.m.
By design, the Blue Demons took a couple weeks off to heal up any injuries and assess their performances after running in three consecutive races.
"In the two weeks we had off, there was a lot of emphasis placed on recovery," Clink said. "We've got some people who are banged up.
"After two weeks off, I'm a little antsy to compete again. We all want to race. It's more rewarding to race at a meet instead of training."
In the 17-team men's field, DePaul and Illinois-Chicago will be among the teams to beat. In addition, there are four highly ranked teams in the USTFCCCA Division II Midwest Region competing Saturday---No. 3 Cedarville, No. 4 Lewis, No. 5 Ferris State and No. 6 UW-Parkside.
"Last month I was over-training a bit, so I took a step back to be smart," Clink said. "Some of our other runners have been getting hurt. I'll go into the meet at Wisconsin-Parkside in good shape.
"The two Fridays we didn't compete at meets, we ran really hard---almost a time trial. It was our last good chance to work on our running in practice."
On the women's side, DePaul and UIC should be among the top finishers in the 17-team field along with Division II Midwest Region No. 2 Ferris State, No. 4 Hillside and UW-Parkside.
"This course is hilly and a good simulation to the BIG EAST Championship course," Clink said. "That's a good incentive to run fast on Saturday.
"The season has gone pretty well despite some of the injuries. Our freshman Andrew Diehn has stepped up and scored a couple of times.
"Going forward, we've learned how to handle adversity, and it will pay off in the end."


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