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Free Agent Tiers – 2016 – 6.0
Posted by CPGM Juice Posted on April 5, 2016
Free agency has slowed to an absolute crawl but that doesn't mean that rosters are set just yet. Everyone is looking to the draft but there are still veterans on the street that will not only find a home but will make a difference too.
NOTE: Tiers 2, 3, and 4 have comparable talent but differ in terms of age, injury history, character concerns, and household name value.
Tier 1 – Franchise Cornerstones… maybe.
Malik Jackson – Broncos – Defenisve End/Tackle – has agreed to terms on a 6-year $90 million deal with Jacksonville Jaguars; the deal includes $42 million in guaranteed money making Jackson one of the highest paid defenders in league history; Jackson was a force in Denver and will lead the Jags' defense in a pivotal season for fourth year head coach Gus Bradley.
Jason Pierre-Paul – Giants – Defensive End – has signed a one-year deal with the New York Giants worth up to $10.5 million; JPP's market was volatile and he opted to re-sign with the only team he has ever played for as he attempts to prove that his hand injury (fireworks accident) will not affect his ability to wrap up and finish plays.
Danny Trevathan – Broncos – Linebacker – has signed a 4-year deal worth $28 million with the Chicago Bears; Trevathan graded out as the #6 ILB by PFF in 2015; prognosticators are split on Trevathan's impact, some believe him to be a decent player that had success because he was surrounded by great players in Denver's defense; I believe Trevathan was a play-making difference-maker in the heart of the Broncos defense competent against the rush and the pass; a true three-down linebacker.
Lamar Miller – Dolphins – Running Back – has signed with the Houston Texans on a 4-year $26 million deal; not yet 25-years-old Miller has averaged 4.6 yards per carry throughout his young career; durable with home run speed and receiving chops Miller will join DeAndre Hopkins as the focal points of the Texans' offense.
Janoris Jenkins – Rams – Cornerback – has signed with the New York Giants on a 5-year $62.5 million deal that includes $29 million guaranteed; Jenkins is a talented cornerback but gambles a bit too much in coverage; he's allowed 22 TD passes over four seasons but also has the most defensive touchdowns (6) by a defender during that time span.
Olivier Vernon – Dolphins – Miami – has signed a 5-year $85 million deal with the New York Giants; the deal includes $40 million in guaranteed money; Vernon has lived in the shadow of Cameron Wake and most recently Ndamukong Suh but is a young, consistent pass rusher entering his prime; Vernon graded out as the best 4-3 defensive end in 2015 totaling 81 combined sacks, hits, and hurries; Vernon will bookend JPP.
Tier 2 – Plug and Play starters.
Doug Martin – Buccaneers – Running Back – has re-signed with the Buccaneers on a 5-year $35.75 million deal; Martin stayed healthy and ran with a physicality and determination that we haven't seen since his rookie season;the Bucs retain the NFL's second leading rusher (2015).
Mario Williams – Bills – Defensive End – has agreed to a 2-year deal worth $ 17 million with the Miami Dolphins; the signing of Williams led to DE Olivier Vernon's transition tag will be rescinded.
Kelechi Osemele – Ravens – Offensive Guard/Tackle – has an agreement in place with the Oakland Raiders on a 5-year $60 million deal; the versatile and talented o-lineman was easily the best offensive lineman available via free agency; this is one of the more astute free agent signings the Raiders have made in recent years.
Bruce Irvin – Seahawks – Linebacker – has signed with the Oakland Raiders on a 4-year $37 million deal; Irvin has demonstrated the ability to consistently hold up against the run and offers some pass rushing ability as a strong side linebacker or a down lineman in pass rushing situations; Irvin has averaged just over 5.0 sacks a year through four full seasons.
Eric Weddle – Chargers – Safety – has signed with the Baltimore Ravens on a 4-year $26 million deal with $13 million guaranteed; the Ravens have struggled mightily to find consistent play at the safety position since the departure of Ed Reed and while Weddle, a Pro Bowler, will make an impact the recent release of S Will Hill creates a vacancy next to Weddle in the Baltimore secondary.
Matt Forte – Bears – Running Back – the long time Bear has agreed to terms with the New York Jets.
Ryan Fitzpatrick – Jets – Quarterback – Best quarterback on open market… still un-signed.
Sean Smith – Chiefs – Cornerback – has signed a 4-year $40 million deal with the Oakland Raiders with $20 million guaranteed; the 28-year-old cornerback offers rare size at 6'3 – 6'4 and is coming off one of his better seasons as a pro.
Derrick Johnson – Chiefs – Kansas City Chiefs – has re-signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on a 3-year $21 million deal; the ageless wonder lead the Chiefs with 116 tackles and tallied four sacks after missing most of the 2014 season with an Achilles injury.
Tamba Hali – Chiefs – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on a 3-year $22 million deal; no longer a dominant defender, Hali is still a capable pass rusher in one-on-one matchups.
Damon Harrison – Jets – Nose Tackle – has signed with the New York Giants on a 5-year $46.25 million deal that includes $24 million in guaranteed money; the 2-down run stopper ranked second against the run according to PFF among interior defensive linemen in 2015; "Snacks" will be the pivot flanked by Olivier Vernon and JPP.
Prince Amukamara – Giants – Cornerback – has signed a one-year prove it deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars; Amukamara is a solid starter but has struggled to stay healthy throughout his career.
Reggie Nelson – Bengals – Safety – expected to sign with the Oakland Raiders.
George Iloka – Bengals – Safety – has re-signed with the Bengals on a 5-year $30 million deal.
Robert Ayers – Giants – Defensive End – has signed a 3-year $21 million deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with $10.5 million guaranteed; the 31-year-old is a consistent run defender and totaled 9.5 sacks in 2015 a career high; Ayers is a major upgrade to the Bucs' defensive line.
Marvin Jones – Bengals – Wide Receiver – has signed with the Detroit Lions on a 5-year $40 million deal with $17 million in guaranteed money; Jones was the class of a weak free agent receiver crop and will be expected along with incumbent Golden Tate and TE Eric Ebron to replace the production of recently retired Calvin Johnson.
Haloti Ngata – Lions – Defenisve Tackle – has re-signed with the Detroit Lions on a 2-year $12 million deal and will continue to anchor the interior of the Lions' defensive line.
Donald Penn – Raiders – Offensive Tackle – has re-signed with Oakland Raiders on a 2-year $14 million deal; the Raiders are the only franchise that currently boasts a projected starting offensive line where each of the starters had a grade of 79.0 or higher by Pro Football Focus in 2015.
Casey Hayward – Packers – Cornerback – has signed a 3-year $15.3 million contract with $6.8 million guaranteed; a relatively modest contract for the 21st ranked cornerback in coverage out of 118 according to PFF; the 26-year-old Hayward played primarily in the slot in Green Bay but could play outside the numbers in base sets in San Diego.
Rodney McLeod – Rams – Safety – has signed a 5-year $37 million deal with the Philadelphia Eagles; McLeod graded out as the 10th best safety in 2015 by PFF.
Alex Boone – 49ers – Offensive Guard – has signed a 4-year $26.8 million deal with the Minnesota Vikings.
Brandon Brooks – Texans – Offensive Guard – has signed with the Eagles on a 5-year deal worth $40 million.
Jahri Evans – Saints – Offensive Guard
Alex Mack – Browns – Center – has signed with the Atlanta Falcons on a 5-year $47.5 million deal to re-unite with offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan.
Brandon Boykin – Steelers – Cornerback – has signed a one-year deal with the Carolina Panthers; terms undisclosed.
Charles Johnson – Panthers – Defensive End – has re-signed with the Panthers on a one-year $3 million deal after an injury riddled 2015 season; at 29-years-old Johnson is still a difference-maker and reportedly turned down more money elsewhere to stay in Carolina; Johnson tallied 9 tackles, 3 sacks, and 2 forced fumbles during the Panthers' 2015 playoff run.
Louis Vasquez – Broncos – Offensive Guard
Tier 3 – Good players you've never heard of.
Jaye Howard – Chiefs – Defensive End/Tackle – has re-signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on a 2-year $12 million deal after grading out positively against the run and logging a career high 5.5 sacks in 2015.
Derrick Shelby – Dolphins – Defensive End – has signed a 4-year $18 million deal with the Atlanta Falcons; Shelby ranked 10th among 4-3 defensive ends in 2015 by PFF.
Jerrell Freeman – Colts – Linebacker – has signed a 3-year $12 million deal with the Chicago Bears where he will team up with Danny Trevathan to form one of the NLF's best inside linebacker duos in the NFL; Freeman and Trevathan were PFF's second and sixth ranked ILBs in the NFL respectively in 2015.
Ian Williams – 49ers – Defensive Tackle – has re-signed with he 49ers on a 5-year deal.
Kelvin Beachum – Steelers – Offensive Tackle – the Jaguars have signed Beachum to a one-year $4.5 million deal with a 4-year $35.5 million team option.
Mitchell Schwartz – Browns – Offensive Tackle – has signed a 5-year $33 million deal with the Kansas City Chiefs; Schwartz was arguably the best right tackle on the market.
Ramon Foster – Steelers – Offensive Guard – has re-signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a 3-year pact.
Rashad Johnson – Cardinals – Safety – has signed a one-year deal worth $2 million with the Tennessee Titans.
Mike Neal – Packers – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Green Bay Packers on a 2-year deal; Neal led the Packers with 37 hurries in 2015.
William Hayes – Rams – Defensive End – has re-signed with the Rams on a 3-year $17.5 million deal and is expected to replace Chris Long in the starting lineup.
Akiem Hicks – Patriots – Defensive Tackle – has signed with the Chicago Bears on a 2-year $10 million deal with $5 million guaranteed; Hicks graded out as the 14th ranked DT in 2015 according to Pro Football Focus; CPGM expects Hicks to play the 5-technique in Chicago; only Chandler Jones was better on New England's D-line and neither Jones nor Hicks are on the Patriots roster heading into the 2016 season.
Tahir Whitehead – Lions – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Lions on a 2-year $8 million deal.
Zach Brown – Titans – Linebacker – has signed with the Buffalo Bills on a one-year deal; terms undisclosed.
Vincent Rey – Bengals – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Bengals on a 3-year $11.5 million deal; Rey can play all three linebacker position sin Cincinnati's 4-3 and has led the Bengals in tackles in 2014 and 2015.
Jeremy Lane – Seahawks – Cornerback – has re-signed with the Seahawks on a 4-year deal; the 26-year-old slot corner is one of the unsung heroes on Seattle's defense and help stabilized their pass defense in 2015 once he returned from injury.
Isa Abdul-Quddus – Lions – Safety – has signed a 3-year $12.75 million deal with the Miami Dolphins; Abdul-Quddus graded out as the top safety in the league from Week 10 thru Week 17 according to PFF.
Tier 4 – Starters w/???
Brock Osweiler – Broncos – Quarterback – has signed with the Houston Texans with a 4-year $72 million deal; Osweiler is 5-2 in 7 career starts but had uneven performances throughout the 7-game stretch; it's GREAT being an NFL Quarterback.
Russell Okung – Seahawks – Offensive Tackle – has signed a one-year deal with the Broncos worth $ 5 million which includes a 4-year team option worth roughly $12 million annually.
Chris Long – Rams – Defensive End – has signed a one-year deal with the New England Patriots.
Tashaun Gipson – Browns – Safety – has agreed on a deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars for 5-years $35.5 million; Gipson had a down 2015 campaign after an impressive 2014 breakout; expected to have a clean bill of health heading into 2016 the ball-hawking safety could form an impressive duo with "box" safety Jonathan Cyprien.
Chris Ivory – Jets – Running Back – has signed with the Jaguars on a 5-year $32.5 million deal; with incumbent T.J. Yeldon and Ivory in the fold the Jaguars have the makings of a talented backfield duo.
Andre Smith – Bengals – Offensive Tackle – has signed with the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year $3.5 million deal.
Walter Thurmond – Eagles – Safety – contemplating retirement.
LaDarius Green – Chargers – Tight End – has signed a 4-year $20 million deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Aldon Smith – Raiders – Linebacker – has signed a 2-year deal with a base value north of $11 million; the talented albeit troubled pass rusher could make close to $20 million through incentives including $250K for each game Smith is on the 53-man roster; Smith cannot apply for re-instatement until November of 2016 stemming from a litany of off-field issues.
Antonio Gates – Chargers – Tight End – has re-signed with the Chargers on a 2-year $12 million deal.
Travis Benjamin – Browns – Wide Receiver – has signed a 4-year $24 million deal with the San Diego Chargers; Benjamin will serve as a legitimate deep threat for Phillip Rivers opposite Keenan Allen.
Dwayne Allen – Colts – Tight End – has agreed to a 4-year $29.4 million deal to re-sign with the Colts; Allen has a long injury history but is a complete player in a tight end starved league; the Colts did an awful job of utilizing Allen in the offense in 2015 but this contract suggests a significant increase in his role moving forward.
Adam Jones – Bengals – Cornerback – has re-signed with the Cincinnati Bengals on a 3-year deal; the 33-year-old is still playing at a high level and has enjoyed some of his best years on and of the field in Cincy.
Greg Hardy – Cowboys – Defensive End – excellent football player, social pariah, and locker room cancer.
Richie Incognito – Bills – Offensive Guard – has agreed to a 3-year deal worth $15.75 million to remain in Buffalo; the controversial left guard made the Pro Bowl last season.
Mark Barron – Rams – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Rams on a 5-year $45 million deal; Barron successfully transitioned from safety to linebacker after he flamed out in Tampa Bay; he's proven to be a solid linebacker with some playmaking ability but a $9 million annual salary is a stretch to say the least; Barron fits the profile of today's 4-3 outside linebacker.
Rishard Matthews – Miami – Wide Receiver – has signed with the Tennessee Tians on a 3-year deal worth $15 million; Matthews will form a three-headed wideout tandem with Dorial Green-Beckham and Kendall Wright serving as the slot option.
Evan Mathis – Broncos – Offensive Guard – has signed with the Arizona Cardinals on a one-year $6 million deal; Mathis has graded out as the top run-blocking offensive guard according to PFF in each of the last five seasons.
Nigel Bradham – Bills – Linebacker – one of three former Bills (Jim Schwartz) defenders that has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles; Bradham graded out last among 4-3 LBs according to PFF and was a poor systemic fit in Rex Ryan's defense; the dollar amount is unknown but the deal is for two years.
Junior Galette – Redskins – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Washington Redskins on a one-year deal worth up to $4 million.
Stephen Tulloch – Lions – Linebacker – was expected to be released but currently remains a member of the Detroit Lions.
Patrick Robinson – Chargers – Cornerback – has signed a 3-year deal with the Indianapolis Colts worth $14 million; Robinson ranked 28th out of 118 qualifiers at cornerback last season according to Pro Football Focus.
William Gay – Steelers – Cornerback – has re-signed with the Steelers on a 3-year deal; Gay was by far the most consistent defensive back in Pittsburgh in 2015 ranking 34 out of 118 among cornerbacks according to PFF.
Joe Barksdale – Chargers – Offensive Tackle – has re-signed with the San Diego Chargers on a 4-year deal worth $22.2 million and $10.5 million guaranteed; Barksdale is an average to above average right tackle and was the Chargers' most consistent offensive lineman among a poor group in 2015.
Stefen Wisniewski – Jaguars – Center/Guard – has signed a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles worth roughly $2.5 million.
Rueben Randle – Giants – Wide Receiver – has signed with the Eagles on a one-year deal that could total between $4-5 million with incentives; the base salary is $1.025 million.
Zach Miller – Bears – Tight End – has re-signed with the Chicago Bears on a 2-year $6 million deal.
Jarvis Jenkins – Bears – Defensive End – has signed a 3-year $6 million deal with the New York Jets; Jenkins will serve as depth behind Muhammad Wilkerson, Sheldon Richardson and Leonard Williams.
Benjamin Watson – Saints – Tight End – has signed a 2-year deal worth $8 million with the Baltimore Ravens; Watson at 35-years-old set career highs in receptions (74), receiving yards (825), and tied his career high in TD receptions (6).
Rolando McClain – Cowboys – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Dallas Cowboys on a one-year deal worth $5 million.
William Moore – Falcons – Safety
Jeff Allen – Chiefs – Offensive Guard/Tackle – has signed a 4-year $28 million deal with the Houston Texans.
Tyvon Branch – Chiefs – Safety – has signed a 2-year $10 million deal with the Arizona Cardinals.
Jerraud Powers – Cardinals – Cornerback
Will Beatty – Giants – Offensive Tackle
James Laurinaitis – Rams – Linebacker – has agreed to terms with the New Orleans Saints.
Jermon Bushrod – Bears – Offensive Tackle – has signed a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins; Bushrod will re-unite with new head coach (form offensive coordinator) Adam Gase and may be moved inside to guard, a position the Dolphins continue to struggle at.
Donald Stephenson – Chiefs – Offensive Tackle – has signed a 3-year $14 million deal with the Denver Broncos.
Ben Jones – Texans – Center – has agreed to terms on a 4-year deal with the Tennessee Titans; graded No. 22 of 40 centers by PFF; the Titans are making a concerted effort to improve their offensive line; they are expected to move incumbent LT Taylor Lewan to right tackle and select LT Laremy Tunsil with the first overall selection in the 2016 Draft; the Titans are expected to finalize a trade for RB Demarco Murray as well.
Sean Weatherspoon – Cardinals – Linebacker – has signed with the Atlanta Falcons; "Spoon" returns to Falcons the team that draft him out of Missouri; if he can stay healthy a return to a 4-3 scheme at OLB could do wonders for Weatherspoon's career and the Falcons' fortunes.
Antonio Cromartie – Jets – Cornerback
Greg Toler – Colts – Cornerback
Mike Wallace – Vikings – Wide Receiver – has signed with the Baltimore Ravens on a two-year $11.5 million deal.
Robert Griffin III – Redskins – Quarterback – the embattled QB has signed a 2-year deal for $15 million with the Cleveland Browns including $6.75 million in guaranteed money; the Browns insist that RGIII has not been promised anything with respect to the starting quarterback position.
J.R. Sweezy – Seahawks – Offensive Guard – has signed a 5-year $32.5 million deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; Sweezy is expected to replace recently retired Logan Mankins.
Bobbie Massie – Cardinals – Offensive Tackle – the Chicago Bears have signed Massie to a 3-year $18 million deal.
Brent Grimes – Dolphins – Cornerback – has singed a 2-year $13.5 million deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Daryl Smith – Ravens – Linebacker – has signed a one-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Zane Beadles – Jaguars – Offensive Guard – has signed a 3-year $11.5 million deal with the 49ers; Beadles was released by the Jaguars two years into a 5-year $30 million deal.
Karlos Dansby – Browns – Linebacker – has agreed to terms with the Cincinnati Bengals and is expected to fill-in for Vontaze Burfict while he serves a three game suspension.
Demario Davis – Jets – Linebacker – has signed a 2-year $8 million deal with the Cleveland Browns.
Tier 5 – Role players deserving a home.
Nick Fairley – Rams – Defensive Tackle – has signed a 3-year deal with the New Orleans Saints that will void after one season.
B.J. Raji – Packers – Nose Guard – has indicated that he will not play in 2016.
Coby Fleener – Colts – Tight End – has signed with the New Orleans Saints on a whopping 5-year $36 million deal; Fleener is a capable move tight end but he is an average run blocker at best and lacks top end athleticism; his counting stats will look good in a Sean Payton offense led by Drew Brees but his price tag raises an eyebrow.
Anquan Boldin – 49ers – Wide Receiver
Alfred Morris – Redskins – Running Back – has signed a 2-year deal worth $3.5 million with the Dallas Cowboys.
Mohamed Sanu – Bengals – Wide Receiver – has signed a 5-year $32.5 million deal with the Atlanta Falcons; the contract practically guarantees Sanu a starting role opposite Julio Jones; Sanu has impressive physical tools but has been inconsistent; Sanu led the league in drops in 2014 (15); however Sanu is an upgrade to both Roddy White and Leonard Hankerson.
Chase Daniel – Chiefs – Quarterback – has joined former offensive coordinator Doug Pederson in Philadelphia on a 3-year deal worth up to $36 million with incentives; it's good to be an NFL Quarterback.
Cedric Thornton – Eagles – Defensive End – has signed a 4-year $18 million deal with the Dallas Cowboys with $6 million guaranteed; Thornton will play the one-technique in Dallas after playing the five-technique in Philadelphia.
Terrance Knighton – Redskins – Nose Guard – has signed a one-year deal with the Patriots worth $4.5 million.
Jermaine Kearse – Seahawks – Wide Receiver – has re-signed with the Seattle Seahawks on a 3-year deal worth $13.5 million.
Percy Harvin – Bills – Wide Receiver
Dwight Freeney – Cardinals – Defenisve End/Linebacker
Byron Bell – Titans – Guard/Tackle – has re-signed with the Tennessee Titans on a one-year deal.
Courtney Upshaw – Ravens – Linebacker – has signed a one-year deal with the Atlanta Falcons; terms undisclosed.
LeGarrette Blount – Patriots – Running Back
Leon Hall – Bengals – Cornerback
Lance Dunbar – Cowboys – Running Back – has re-signed with Dallas Cowboys on a one-year deal.
Nick Perry – Packers – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Packers on a one-year deal with the Green Bay Packers for $5 million.
Nolan Carroll – Eagles – Cornerback – has re-signed with the Philadelphia Eagles on a one-year deal worth up to $3 million.
Michael Griffin – Titans – Safety – has signed a one-year $3 million deal to join the Minnesota Vikings; the veteran safety's play has deteriorated in recent seasons but head coach Mike Zimmer has demonstrated the ability to extend careers and get the most out of a defensive back regardless of his age.
Bilal Powell – Jets – Running Back – has re-signed with the Jets on a 3-year deal $11.25 million with $6 million guaranteed; he and Matt Forte are expected to split the workload fairly evenly.
Mike Tolbert – Panthers – Fullback – has re-signed with the Panthers on a 2-year deal worth up to $4 million.
Brian Quick – Rams – Wide Receiver – has re-signed with the L.A. Rams on a one-year deal worth up to $3.75 million.
David Bruton – Broncos – Safety – has signed a 3-year $9 million deal with the Washington Redskins.
Brandon Mebane – Seahawks – Defensive Tackle – has signed a 3-year deal worth $13.5 million to help bolster a poor San Diego Chargers' run defense.
James Starks – Packers – Running Back – has re-signed with the Green Bay Packers on a two-year $6 million deal.
Chris Johnson – Cardinals – Running Back – has re-signed with the Arizona Cardinals on a one-year $3 million deal.
Adrian Clayborn – Falcons – Defensive Tackle/End – has re-signed with the Atlanta Falcons on a 2-year $9 million deal.
Steve McLendon – Steelers – Nose Guard – has signed a 3-year deal worth up to $12 million with the New York Jets.
Tyrunn Walker – Lions – Defensive Tackle – has re-signed with the Lions.
Jason Jones – Lions – Defenisve End
Ronnie Hillman – Broncos – Running Back
Donald Brown – Chargers – Running Back – has signed a one-year deal with he New England Patriots.
Rahim Moore – Texans – Safety – has signed a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns.
Emmanuel Lamur – Bengals – Linebacker – has signed a 2-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings.
Jermaine Gresham – Cardinals – Tight End – has re-signed with the Arizona Cardinals on a one-year deal; terms undisclosed.
Mike DeVito – Chiefs – Defensive End
Shea McClellin – Bears – Linebacker/Defensive End – has agreed to a 3-year deal with the New England Patriots; terms undisclosed.
Tracy Porter – Bears – Cornerback – has re-signed with the Chicago Bears on a 3-year $16.5 million deal.
Terence Newman – Vikings – Cornerback – has re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year $3 million deal.
Husain Abdullah – Chiefs – Safety – has retired.
Chris Clark – Texans – Offensive Tackle – has re-signed with the Houston Texans and is expected to serve as a swing tackle and insurance for LT Duane Brown.
Drew Stanton – Cardinals – Quarterback – has re-signed with the Cardinals on a 2-year $6.5 million deal; Stanton is a competent backup, a rarity in today's NFL.
Bruce Carter – Buccaneers – Linebacker – has agreed to terms with the New York Jets; Carter was cut one-year into a 4-year $17 million deal with Tampa Bay.
Jonathan Grimes – Texans – Running Back – has re-signed with the Houston Texans on a one-year deal.
Matt Cassel – Cowboys – Quarterback – has signed a one-year deal with the Tennessee Titans.
Matt Schaub – Ravens – Falcons – has agreed to terms with the Atlanta Falcons.
Leodis McKelvin – Bills – Cornerback – has agreed to a 2-year $6.2 million deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Owen Daniels – Broncos – Tight End
Dashon Goldson – Redskins – Safety
Quentin Coples – Jets – Defensive End – has signed with the L.A. Rams on a two-year deal.
Chris Givens – Ravens – Wide Receiver – signed a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens.
Taylor Mays – Raiders – Safety – has signed with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Christine Michael – Seahawks – Running Back – has resigned with the Seattle Seahawks.
Andre Johnson – Colts – Wide Receiver – H.O.F. type career but a shadow of his former self.
Ron Brooks – Bills – Cornerback – has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles on a 3-year $6 million deal.
Marcedes Lewis – Jaguars – Tight End – has re-signed with Jacksonville on a 3-year $12 million deal; Lewis has made a healthy living as a blocking tight end in Duval.
Dwight Lowery – Colts – Safety – has signed a 3-year deal with the San Diego Chargers and will serve as a stop gap for Eric Weddle.
Antwon Blake – Steelers – Cornerback – has signed wit the Tennessee Titans on a one-year $1.3 million deal.
Jasper Brinkley – Giants – Linebacker – has re-signed with the New York Giants on a one-year deal.
Robert Blanton – Vikings – Safety – has signed with the Buffalo Bills on a one-year deal worth $840K.
Andrew Branch – Jaguars – Defensive End – has signed a one-year deal for $3 million with the Miami Dolphins.
Matt Asiata – Vikings – Running Back – has re-signed with the Minnesota Vikings on a deal worth $840K.
Sean Spence – Steelers – Linebacker – has signed a one-year $2.5 million deal with the Tennessee Titans.
Jason Hatcher – Redskins – Defensive Tackle/End
Chad Green Way – Vikings – Linebacker – has re-signed with the Vikings on a one-year deal; terms undisclosed.
Sterling Moore – Buccaneers – Cornerback – has signed a one-year deal with the Buffalo Bills; terms undisclosed.
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Indian folk singers to perform free in SVG
14 Feb 2019 - 09:49AM
The Indian ambassador to Suriname, Mahender Singh Kanyal, in collaboration with the SVG Indian Heritage Foundation, will next Thursday, Feb. 21, host in St Vincent and the Grenadines an event to highlight Indian folk culture.
The event takes place at 7:30 p.m. at the Russell's Auditorium in Stoney Grounds.
Admission to this event is free of charge and is suitable for the entire family, a press release said.
The Rajasthani Folk Singers will perform for one night only in Kingstown.
The group is expected to arrive on the day of the event and leave the following day for their next performance.
This group comprises Gazi Khan Manganiyar & Party, a six-member folk musician group from Rajasthan.
The Maganiyar is a family name of world renowned musician from western India.
The group hails from the desert region of state of Rajasthan.
The tribe, known as Manganiyar, has been singing traditional folk music of Rajasthan for several centuries. The music has been passed down from one generation to another over these centuries.
The group features a number of traditional instruments including the Kamaycha — A 17-string bowed instrument made of mango wood, the Khartaal — a type of castanet made of teak wood with it's name derived from "Khar", meaning hand, and "Taal", meaning rhythm.
Additionally, performances will be rendered on other instruments such as the Dholak and Harmonium.
This group is internationally renowned and has received several awards including the Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Aacdemy Award and The Tulsi Samman Award of the Madhya Pradesh Government. Additionally, the Group has sung in several Bollywood movies including Hitchki , Baisaa, Parched, Une Une to name a few, they also performed on All India Radio and Doordarshan.
Gazi Khan Maganiyir & Party has performed at concerts all over the world including the United States of America , France, Russia ,Japan, Hong Kong ,United Arab Emirates, parts of Africa, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Europe.
The SVG Indian Heritage Foundation invites all Vincentians to attend this auspicious once in a lifetime event and get a taste of Indian folk music in its truest form.
One reply on "Indian folk singers to perform free in SVG"
James H says:
14th February 2019 at 10:58 AM
That should be a most delightful event indeed for us here in SVG and here too is a taste of such Rajasthani folk songs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCNDDTFFCWk
Not forgetting that old master Nusrat fateh ali khan! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkejOgSZ8qw
What an entertainer he was!

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Posted on April 17, 2017 April 14, 2017 by Derek Wiley
Lady Celts come back at South Salem
By DEREK WILEY
SALEM—Coming off the bench, McNary senior Hannah Carr's approach at the plate was simple—just make contact instead of trying to win the game with one big swing.
Down by six runs with two outs in the top of the sixth inning, that's exactly what the Lady Celts needed.
With two strikes, Carr singled through the middle of the infield to begin a rally that ended with a McNary come-from-behind 9-8 victory on Thursday, April 6 at South Salem.
"The entire whole game I just tried to stay in it," Carr said. "I try really hard to be a really huge impact on the team and try to stay in the game and pump everyone up and keep the energy going."
The Lady Celts fell behind 3-1 and did little on offense until the fourth inning when South Salem pitcher Maygen McGrath walked the bases loaded but got Nadia Witt to ground out to end the threat.
The Saxons appeared they would make McNary pay, putting two runners on base with no outs in the bottom of the fourth but pitcher Faith Danner, who threw all seven innings to earn the win, caught a line drive and turned a triple play to end the inning.
However, South Salem did cash in an inning later. With one out in the fifth, Erin Elmore hit a grand slam to give the Saxons a 7-1 lead.
McGrath then retired the first two batters in the sixth before Carr led the McNary come back.
After Sabella Alfaro singled and Witt walked to load the bases, Alexa Cepeda singled on a line drive to left field to score Carr from third. Haley Ebner then drove in Alfaro and Witt with a base hit to center field. Cepeda and Ebner scored on an error to get the Lady Celts within 7-6.
"Somebody gets a hit and it just kind of sparks other people and then when I think you string those together like we did, I just think the girls started getting confidence," McNary head coach Kevin Wise said. "She (McGrath) had us off. She was doing a good job. We had opportunities but we weren't able to cash in. We didn't hit well before that (sixth inning) and all of the sudden it just came together."
McNary had just three hits against McGrath entering the sixth.
"I think we figured out where she was throwing us and what she was throwing," Wise said.
"There was one point where she was throwing an illegal pitch. She had a curve that she was really coming outside on and he (umpire) made her come back under a little more and I think that changed the path of the ball."
Trying to extend its lead, South Salem got runners to second and third in the bottom of the sixth but pitcher Faith Danner got a ground ball to second base, which Carr threw to Ebner at first to end the inning.
Emma Kinler, who was 0-for-3 with three strikeouts against McGrath, singled to lead off the seventh.
"I had a lot of help from my teammates," Kinler said. "They were trying to keep me positive and help me not get down on myself. It was mental, had to make sure I stayed positive. We had to stay loud in the dugout. That was a component in our win, just trying to get in her (McGrath) head to stay alive."
Nicole Duran followed with a single and Kinler scored on an error in center field to tie the game at 7-7. Haley Bingenheimer then doubled to drive in Duran and give McNary an 8-7 lead.
Bingenheimer added an insurance run, scoring on another single by Carr.
"It was crazy," Carr said. "It's really cool to see the spark that our team has and see the way that we get momentum off of each other and build off of each other."
South Salem threatened in the bottom of the seventh as two runners reached base on back-to-back infield errors.
After Danner got the first out of the inning on a fly ball to right field, the Saxons got within 9-8 when Duran fielded a ground ball at third base and threw home but the South Salem runner was able to beat the tag.
With the tying run on third base and just one out, Carr caught a line drive at second and threw to third to turn a double play and end the game.
"We made a few errors but you just know that someone is there for you," Carr said. "You know there's someone behind you that's going to pick you up and make up for what you did wrong. It was really exciting, especially Nicole has been one of my best friends since middle school so to make a final play with her, just so much energy came off it."


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Jerzy Sado (ur. 11 listopada 1940 w Borku Wielkim, zm. 24 sierpnia 2005 w Warszawie) – polski inżynier mechaniki ciepłownictwa, prof. dr. hab. Politechniki Warszawskiej.

W 1960 ukończył warszawskie Technikum Budowy Silników, a następnie rozpoczął studia na Wydziale Mechanicznym Konstrukcyjnym Politechniki Warszawskiej. Po miesiącu nauki podjął decyzję o przeniesieniu się na Wydział Mechaniczny Energetyki i Lotnictwa, ukończył je pięć lat później ze specjalizacją Aparatura Chemiczna. Następnie rozpoczął pracę w Zakładzie Automatyki i Pomiarów działającym w Centralnym Laboratorium Gazownictwa, po czterech latach został pracownikiem dydaktycznym w Zakładzie Termodynamiki Instytutu Techniki Cieplnej Politechniki Warszawskiej. W 1978 uzyskał tytuł doktora, a w 1991 przedstawił pracę habilitacyjną i został kierownikiem Laboratorium Zastosowań Informatyki. Od 1993 do 1996 był zastępcą dyrektora Instytutu Techniki Cieplnej, w 2000 objął stanowisko kierownika Zakładu Aparatury Procesowej i Chłodnictwa w Instytucie Techniki Cieplnej. Od 1999 przez dwie kadencje był Prodziekanem ds. Nauczania na Wydziale Mechanicznym Energetyki i Lotnictwa, w 2002 otrzymał tytuł doktora nauk technicznych.

Bibliografia
 Wykaz profesorów i docentów Politechniki Warszawskiej zmarłych w latach 2000-2010, Sado, Jerzy
 Wspomnienie o prof. Jerzym Sado, Wydział Mechaniczny Elektroniki i Lotnictwa Politechniki Warszawskiej

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Absolwenci Politechniki Warszawskiej
Wykładowcy Politechniki Warszawskiej
Urodzeni w 1940
Zmarli w 2005
Pochowani na Cmentarzu w Wilanowie

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Journalist detained at Russian singer Grigory Leps's Tbilisi concert
Journalist Nini Metreveli and her cameraman were detained by private security at Sports Palace. (Interpressnews.)
TBILISI, DFWatch–A journalist was detained by organizers of a concert by the Russian singer Grigory Leps on Sunday. The incident led to a protest rally.
Maestro TV journalist Nini Metreveli and her cameraman were locked up in a room with a guard for asking the singer a political question before the concert, which took place at Sports Palace in Tbilisi. After an hour and a half, Maestro's news producer came to Sports Palace and they were released.
Grigory Leps is a friend of Vladimir Putin. After the annexation of Crimea he expressed complete support for the Russian president in an interview with life-news.ru.
"I am a citizen of my country. I respect President Putin and I think all he does is right. I trust him and value him," he said. "The issue of what happened in Crimea, wthether I support it or not, is two-sided, but I think owning the Crimea peninsula is quite beneficial to Russia. If the president decided so, that is how it must be."
The Maestro journalist asked Leps about his statement, if he felt uncomfortable saying it, but the singer said no.
Nino Zhizhilashvili, news producer at Maestro, told DF Watch that the journalist asked questions that had not been agreed beforehand with Leps's producer.
"There wasn't an official agreement. We never sent questions in advance, but shortly before the interview, the journalist spoke with the producer, who advised to ask general questions to Leps. The journalist didn't promise anything and asked the question she felt was right," Zhizhilashvili explained.
Journalist Nini Metreveli says they were ordered to delete the recording.
"They threatened that the recording must never make it onto TV. I explained that the questions which I asked were selected due to the public interest."
Maestro filed a complaint about the incident, and the organizers of the concert are now under investigation for deprivation of liberty, which is punishable by up to four years in jail. Police questioned Nini Metreveli.
"The journalist was never interrupted in her work. She organized a provocation," the concert's organizer Lela Aslanikashvili says, adding that there had been a warning from the Russian producer not to ask the singer political questions.
One of the co-owners of the TV company Maestro is businessman Kote Gogelia, who also does business in Russia. He is the 30th richest person in Georgia with assets worth USD 55 million. The businessman started accumulating wealth after moving from Georgia to Russia. He had been living in Switzerland for a while with his family. Now he owns the company Progerta, the branches of which are in Novorossiysk. He also owns another company called Komanditservis, which produces coal. He owns several casinos in Russia. Russian media writes that Gogelia was successful in getting ahead in this quite difficult field in Russia through friendship with high ranking officials in Russia, including Putin.
Several Tbilisi NGOs that are against Russia's actions rallied against Leps on Sunday. They organized a 'corridor of shame' for the audience who attended the concert.
Organizers said no one has right to attend the Leps concert as he is a close friend of Putin and is on the U.S.'s black list for having ties with the mafia. Attending his concert means disrespect to the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the unity of Georgia, they argue.
"First they bomb us, then send singers for us to applaud. We want to send a message to people not to fall for the enemy's tricks," rally organizers said.
Lela Aslanikashvili, one of the organizers of the concert, claims that Leps never put his signature on a statement in support of the annexation of Crimea. She said there was another person with the same surname who signed it, someone from the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Grigory Leps, or Grigol Lepsveridze, is of Georgian origins and was born in Sochi, Russia. Media often report that that he has had issues with drugs and alcohol.
He first became popular in Moscow by singing in restaurants. Some of his singles were quite popular among so-called thieves-in-law, or the mafia world.
He has produced 13 discs from 1994 to 2014, mostly pop and chanson.
This was his first concert in Tbilisi. Organizers claim that 95 percent of the tickets were sold. Prices ranged from 20 to 185 USD.
By DFWatch staff| 2014-12-08T14:41:00+04:00	December 8th, 2014|Categories: News|Tags: Grigory Leps, Kote Gogelia, Nini Metreveli|0 Comments
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For our Blender's Circle members in Portland, we'll be hosting a satellite release at Imperial Bottle Shop NE on February 27th. You'll get the chance to taste through the news beers with small bite pairings for each and pick up your bottle allotment for this quarter.
Not in our membership and want to try the new releases? This will be your only chance to try all four on draft in Portland with bottles to go of Maestro and Kriek.


One of the most telling signs of a person's age is the appearance of their hands, which is why many people choose to undergo hand rejuvenation procedures to help reverse the natural aging process.
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MONSAL DALE INSIDER'S GUIDE
Insider's guide to Monsal Dale, Monsal Trail, Monsal Head, Headstone Viaduct, Water-cum-Jolly-Dale and along Upperdale to Cressbrook Mill...enjoy!
Monsal Dale is one of the prettiest and most popular dales in Derbyshire and the Peak District.
Dominated by the famous Headstone viaduct (more commonly but wrongly referred to as the Monsal viaduct) over which once steamed trains bound for Manchester from Derby and vice versa, the dale is now free of hissing steam and 'clickety-clack'.
Nowadays, Monsal is more popular with walkers and families who enjoy the sights, sounds and wildlife of the beautiful river Wye as it meanders down to Bakewell before being consumed by the bigger river Derwent at their confluence at Rowsley.
Insider Tip!
Fishing the Wye is strictly private but can be arranged with Cressbrook & Litton Fly Fishers Club with day tickets available for this wonderful stretch of crystal-clear water.
By car from Monsal Head you can drop into the dale towards Cressbrook but there is very limited parking, narrow lanes and is not recommended at busier times and weekends.
On foot, from the car park at Monsal Head (or the public car park behind the hotel), simply drop into the dale either via the viaduct route or over the river, around and underneath the viaduct itself following the path (all signposted).
Once in the dale bottom, you have a choice of walking routes: a flat stroll beyond the dramatic weir as far as the A6 and back or a more challenging route that meanders by the river almost as far as the road but then veers sharply and steeply to the right up to Brushfield and back along a ridge running parallel high above the Wye before a rocky path descent to the viaduct and up to Monsal Head once more.
Monsal Trail
Another option is to join the viaduct and turn right all the way to the private apartments at impressive Cressbrook Mill (once a cotton mill). This popular route, formerly the railway track bed is, of course, completely flat and rather more suited to cycling. Consequently it can be very busy especially on weekend afternoons and bank holidays.
This is part of the Monsal Trail, a route of almost 9 miles from Bakewell to Chee Dale before Buxton. Cycle hire centres are located at popular Hassop Station Cafe, Hassop Road, Bakewell, Derbyshire DE45 1NW (01629 815668) and at Blackwell Mill Cycle Hire, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 9TE (01298 70838). Hassop Station also offers refreshments, meals, books and gifts 7 days a week.
Cycling on the Monsal Trail is great fun but to get a real taste of the Peak District make a short detour (signed) to the completely unspoiled villages of Great Longstone and Little Longstone. You'll find 3 great food pubs, pretty cottages, a tiny shop, a dairy for the freshest milk and more.
Possibly one of the most photographed scenes anywhere in England, the viewpoint from Monsal Head (Hotel, Stables Bar, car park and Hobbs cafe) has been greatly improved in 2015 by the pruning and removal of overgrown bushes and trees which had begun to obscure the view of the viaduct and dale enjoyed by countless tens of thousands of people over the decades.
The Stables Bar at Monsal Head (part of the Monsal Head Hotel) is open all day for food and drink 7 days a week.
Quieter places in the dale
If possible, in common with all of the Park's 'honey-pots', Monsal Head and Monsal Dale are best visited on quieter, midweek days. Mornings can be blissful, escaping the hordes and having the place all to yourselves for an hour or two's pottering by the water.
Don't miss the opportunity of visiting the stunning weir (cameras please!) and the flat acres of grass at its edge make for a lovely picnic spot to be enjoyed with all the family.
Keep an eye out for Dippers too - black and white birds that skim over the water and occasionally underneath it too! You can't miss them bobbing their heads whilst standing on little river rocks, looking for another mayfly to swallow!
If you're lucky you'll see herons, coots, moorhens, geese and swans all along this stretch.
It can get very busy at Monsal Head so another way of accessing Monsal Dale is via White Lodge car park on the A6 between Ashford-in-the-Water and Buxton (Map ref: SK 170706). This requires the crossing of the busy road but affords the luxury of a short walk to the beautiful weir and fewer crowds to contend with.
Beyond Cressbrook Mill is the delightful Water-cum-Jolly-Dale affording a flat 45 minute riverside walk, full of interest, beyond Litton Mill and finally to the Angler's Rest in Miller's Dale, a delightful stretch of the legs!
Walking in Monsal Dale
More serious walkers might consider this 10 mile circular Monsal route which starts and ends at the nearby village of Great Longstone. Another walk taking in the delights of the dale is this 7 mile Monsal hike which begins and ends at the public car park behind the hotel at Monsal Head.
Holidaying near Monsal Dale
To get the best out of what Monsal has to offer you should consider staying in the area for a few nights, hardly a chore! With a choice of holiday cottages, b&b and hotels there's no shortage of excellent accommodation close to Monsal Dale either. Book direct with the accommodation owners for the very best deals.
Blackwell Mill Tel: 01298 70838
BEST prices for Monsal Trail cycle hire!


Another relatively simple chorus. I do show one spot where i switch from lipping to tonguing. Through the repetition involved in learning these choruses and constantly bouncing back and forth to the original, hopefully, you have the melodic line in your head as you play them.
The 7th chorus is from 1:58 to 2:21 on the timecode.


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Saudi dissident: Kingdom's economy is faltering
Ali al-Ahmed cites war, U.S. and Mideast relations, stagnant growth
Hey look, you've done nothing wrong.
Ali Al-Ahmed
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman meets with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at Al Salam Palace in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Monday, June 24, 2019. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, Pool) more >
By L. Todd Wood - - Monday, June 24, 2019
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
We've spoken with Ali al-Ahmed from the Gulf Institute several times in the recent past and with tensions rising in the Middle East we thought it would be helpful to discuss the current positioning of Saudi Arabia in the Gulf, and surrounding area.
We met al-Ahmed at a hotel in Washington, D.C. recently for a long chat and his insights were interesting.
The biggest point he wanted to get across was the status of the Saudi economy. In his eyes, economic growth is stagnating. Recent policies of the new leadership have made everything more expensive; the reforms are crushing the middle class. "My country used to be a place where the state provided, now it is taking," said al-Ahmed. "Foreigners are being pushed out who previously provided cheap labor for small business; now these Saudi business owners have to pay higher fees for ex-patriots and it is not feasible. Saudis are not willing to work for small wages so mom-and-pop businesses are closing.
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"Inflation is rising, hitting the middle class and poverty is growing. Unemployment is very high as the state is no longer hiring and the private sector cannot hire. No one can make money. We have the emergence of an oligarchy. Only big companies will survive and take over the market.
"Our universities are not graduating skilled labor; no major businesses hire Saudis. There are more job seekers than opportunities. Sixty percent of the unemployed have college degrees. Every year, a half million people are added to the unemployment roles.
"The main reason is one man, one guy, who thinks he's superman is running the economy. He has no education or experience. No one man can be a genius for everything. No institutions in the country to fill our needs. There is instability in the monarchy.
"It is not just Saudi Arabia that is having economic problems. The whole region is not doing well economically. We have a bunch of incapable people running countries in the region. There is no institutionalized knowledge. Most projects have come to nothing. We are involved in wars with no results. We are five years in Yemen, 2 years in a conflict with Qatar; Sudan, and Egypt are also smoldering. We have a bad relationship with Morocco.
"If a conflict with Iran happens, we could have massive instability in the Saudi government. We are stretched too far.
"The Iranians have given the Yemenis very little, and still we cannot defeat them. This is the survival of the original Yemeni dynasty. I'm not sure anyone truly understands that. The war is costing $6 billion a month. Our coffers will run dry."
Al-Ahmed described the Iranian regime as very weak, but regime change is overrated. He sees the Saudi regime as very vulnerable to war.
Regarding Israel, Al-Ahmed was also vocal. "I think the Saudis outmaneuvered Israel and Trump. The Kingdom is successfully convincing D.C. that we cannot go further with support for Israel or there will be revolution. The Saudi people actually have no problem with Israel."
"Regarding Bahrain, the leader wants to survive and will spend the money in DC to do so. The Saudis want him to go."
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The four Bridgemans were brothers, as were the three Snyders, the three McCardles, and the two Mikels. The McLaughlins were father and son. That more men were not in the mine at the time of the accident was due to the fact that almost all the day men, consisting of miners, loaders and drivers, were eating their dinners on the outside and thus escaped the fate of their comrades. The explosion occurred at 12:30 o'clock. Had it been either before or after the noon hour the death list would have been still more appalling, as hundreds of men would have been killed.
The force of the explosion was so great that the hills trembled. Tons of wreckage and debris were hurled from the mouth of the mine, blocking the entrance and making the work of rescue difficult. News of the awful disaster quickly spread to nearby mines and hundreds of men were soon at the scene, eager to join in the effort to rescue the entombed miners if alive or recover their bodies if dead.
The ventilating fan was blown out of position by the explosion and it was not until 4 o'clock this afternoon that it had been repaired and put back in its place. As soon as it was set in motion, a fairly good current of air was sent circulating through the entries.
The first rescue party, consisting of fifteen men, entered the mine at 5:30 o'clock. The work of replacing the fallen brattices and removing the debris which obstructed their progress was slow work. The first body reached was that of G. P. Neal, which was discovered 150 yards from the entrance.
The mine superintendent says that the other men were working much farther back than Neal and he has no hope of reaching them until tomorrow morning. Even though the men survived the explosion it is almost certain that they will fall victims to the deadly after-damp.
Mothers, wives, children and friends of the entombed miners crowd about the mouth of the pit and declare they will not leave until they know the fate of their loved ones.
The cause of the explosion is not yet fully determined, but it is believed that a blast ignited the dust which accumulates in the mines.
The Detroit and Kanawha Coal Company sold its holdings a few days ago to a syndicate consisting of the Mucklow Brothers of this city, W. D. Boyer of Scranton, Pa., and other Pennsylvania capitalists who purchased ten mines on Paint creek and incorporated the Paint Creek Collieries Company to operate them. The transfer of the properties was made last Monday and a few days before the transfer the mine was examined by the mine inspector, who reported that it was in good condition.


If we were living in a house made of inflammable material, we would meticulously avoid throwing about a matchstick, lest it trigger a house-destroying fire.
Actually, we all are living in an inflammable house: the house of our consciousness. At any moment, a spark of sensual desire can set our consciousness on fire, burning our good intentions, intelligence and integrity.
What worsens our vulnerability is our culture – it keeps sending dangerous sensual sparks into our consciousness incessantly. Materialistic culture throws sensual sparks into us especially through our eyes. How? By constantly parading alluring objects. And nowadays, this parade extends far beyond our physical vicinity to the entire world through the internet. Therein are visible, just a few clicks away, the dirtiest depravities of the world's darkest minds. One sight on some site can trigger a fearsome fire inside.
Sensual sparks are especially dangerous because one spark can burn unpredictably and repeatedly: unpredictably because whereas a matchstick ignites anything inflammable immediately, a sensual sight can smoulder in our consciousness for any amount of time before suddenly blazing up; and repeatedly because the same sensual memory can inflame our consciousness again and again.
Understanding how vulnerable we are, we need to watch what we watch. That is, guard our eyes from dwelling on incendiary images. Pertinently, the Bhagavad-gita (02.68) recommends rigorous sensual restraint.
We can best protect ourselves by practicing bhakti-yoga. This yoga of love brings all-pure Krishna into our consciousness, thereby purifying it and decreasing its sensual inflammability. By regular bhakti-yoga practice, we become increasingly attracted to Krishna. And sights and memories of his supreme beauty and glory start sticking in our consciousness more and more. These spiritual stimuli ignite our divine desire for him, filling our consciousness with him and insulating it from sensual fires.
How are we living in an inflammable house?
Why are sensual sparks especially dangerous?
How can we best protect our consciousness?
A very pertinent and vital subject matter.
Thank you for dealing with it from the Bhagabad Gita (02/68)point of view.
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I know minecraft is very popular i play it to! But we need to be aware of people over the age of 18. If your older you might get what im saying, Mean people, people you might see out on the streets. STRANGERS. And a survey found out that 7 out of 10 people have been cyber bullied on minecraft so thats why i made this! If your reading this and like awww i want to ask a question but i dont play minecraft ask it! Dont be afraid! If you read a bit about me iv gone through the bad times now im here to help you get out of the dark side and into the good side and have fun!
The best thing to do is either leave the game ignore what they're saying or make your own private server.
As an avid gamer myself, I think it's important to remember that although these people may not be "real" to you because they are just a voice or an avatar in a game, what they say and how they behave can have a big impact on how you feel. Most games have a report button, or consoles have a function where you can kick people from your game, or block them, and then report them later. If you feel threatened by anyone I think it's really important that you use these things :) Thanks for posting DolphinTiger.
I agree with this so much and thank you! Stay safe online!
It's really brave of you guys to stand up and talk about this issue!
Cyberbullying through video games is something that some people might not know much about, so thankyou for sharing!
I think the important thing to remember is that you can't control other people's actions, you can only control yours!
People might say nasty things and it might make you feel horrible but instead of using the feelings of anger, sadness or whatever you might feel, to snap back, simply use those feelings in an effective and positive way by reporting them or blocking them immediately! It'll make you feel better and it will extinguish their fire!
Another thing is that, if you feel really effected by the nasty words, it's really important to talk to someone about your specific feelings! Obviously you've reached out on this website about the overall issue but talking to a parent or another trusted adult about your specific feelings is good too! If you don't feel comfortable doing that then an email to Ask Cybersmile is good too!
Another thing is - don't forget that the online world is not the real world! The online world can be fun and playing video games can be cool but sometimes, especially if your experiencing negative behaviour, it's best to just log off for a while.
I hope you guys are feeling OK.
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I was directed here by the powers that be in champ.
If you guys want Elan (builders of the Deltawing, DP02 and NPo1's) will build an NP01 wing starting around $220. You'll need to make your own stands and can be as wide as 71" they are made from aluminum, they would be legal.
We also started offering kits for vehicles such as miatas. We are developing bolt-on kits for hondas now.
Not to hijack your thread, but I saw something similar to what you are describing recently on the internet...Not sure if it's the same thing, but they called it "BUILDERS' BIG WANG" on the website. Is that the same thing you are talking about?
John, I had seen somewhere the talk was a 5 week lead time, is that still the timeline for one ordered two weeks ago?
Yep that's us! 5 week lead time is coming down rapidly. If you order the "builders wings" those are shipping within 2 weeks, and sometimes as fast as the same week. we are slowly building inventory a challenge for a new company.
If you order a premade bolt-on Miata kit or want us to weld on the mounts we are still at 2-3 weeks for those.
the pre-order Miata wings will be shipping hopefully next week.
Any CFD data to share?
yes but a Disclaimer. the CFD work was done with the wing attached to a car and only 12-6" off the deck. So it's worst case scenario. the higher and more into the open air you get it the better it will work. opposed to our competitors that have open air numbers. those numbers will only get worse the closer you get it to the rear of a vehicle. naturally, if you mount it on 20' telescopic poles in front of the car then it's realistic numbers.
mounted test, not open air.
*Test 70", mounted on a np01at 12" high, no gurney flap.
So since we will not be going 150 mph all the time and most of our cars cant get up to that speed what is the cfd at a lower speed. A ChampCar averages 65 to 90 mph over a race.
I think it's one of those engineering type equations.
L = (1/2) d v2 s; the forces at 90 mph would be 36% of the 150 mph numbers.
"Hey Bubba, what should I do with the rear wing, it ain't working in the slower stuff!"
"Crank that sucker up until it slows the car down by 5 mph on the front straight and you'll be fine."
Those CD values are really low.
I am just a banker remember?
That's why I posted the engineer response and the mechanic response; use whichever one helps.
The difference between the engineer response and the mechanic response is that the engineer can dissect the data and apply various analytic processes to come up with a mathematical model that should point the team in the right direction. The mechanic uses empirical evidence gathered through experience and testing to come up with a workable solution that uses an easily accessible methodology to get results.
I didn't use the green font because there was no sarcasm.
Damn. I thought I was on to something. Just emailed these guys last week lol.
Dude you coming up to my house ?
The CFD numbers we provide are mounted numbers. meaning that at 12-6" off the deck and behind a greenhouse they are the worst case scenario. Mounting it further away from a high-pressure body, and closer to open air the numbers will get better. because comparing two different CFD tests done by different organisations is "a gray area". we post those numbers to Showcase that the wing is, in fact, working at different aoa's. something not done for other aluminum wings on the market.
We've done testing with a 60" APR 200 wing vs our 66" offering. We gained 3mph and where able to overpower our splitter at just 2*aoa. something the apr200 couldn't do at 15*aoa.
we are having open-air CFD testing being done right now. I'll give you guys a preview.
I've always wanted a big wang.
So, is there going to be a discount code or something available? Site says they start at $275.
for the small wings, they start int he 200's and get more expensive as they get bigger.
Awesome, I want a cool wing.
as you can see with the CFD of the unmounted and the mounting options, location matters a great deal. ideally, you want it mounted as high as it can be to get maximum DF. Most organizations require the wing be mounted no taller than the roof. I would recommend you abide by that as champ could make that rule in the future.
As far as the angle back there are two schools of thought. Mounting the uprights vertical puts downward pressure on the rear suspension. Mounting the wing further back off the car can act as a fulcrum, and lift the front tires. By mounting it very far back you'll increase your need for front areo to balance the car.
on our test we have the wing set back at a 50* angle and we used a 3" splitter. this combination balances the car and gives us good performance. All cars will be different but it gives you a starting point.


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Q: Javascript Uncaught TypeError: second.style is undefined I'd like to make a clock showing the local time. Here is the html code:

and my js:
  var second = document.getElementsByClassName("second");
  var minute = document.getElementsByClassName("minute");
  var hour = document.getElementsByClassName("hour");
  var curDate = new Date();

  function updateDate() {
    s = curDate.getSeconds();
    m = curDate.getMinutes();
    h = curDate.getHours();

    var hourDeg = (h / 12) * 360 + ((m / 60) / 12) * 360 + (((s / 60) / 60) / 12) * 360;
    var minuteDeg = (m / 60) * 360 + ((s / 60) / 60) * 360;
    var secondDeg = (s / 60) * 360;

    second.style.transform = `rotate(${ secondDeg }deg)`;
    minute.style.transform = `rotate(${ minuteDeg }deg)`;
    hour.style.transform = `rotate(${ hourDeg }deg)`;
  }
  //setInterval(updateDate, 1000);
  updateDate();

css:
.minute {
    width: 3px;
    background-color: #333;
    height: 90px;
    transform: translateX(100px);
}

.hour {
    width: 5px;
    background-color: rgb(44, 11, 235);
    height: 60px;
    transform: translateX(100px);
}

.second {
    width: 1px;
    background-color: rgb(191, 22, 22);
    height: 90px;
    transform: translateX(100px);
}

Why it shows "Uncaught TypeError: second.style is undefined"? The "second" has been declared in the html and the css contains its style. Thank you very much.

A: getElementsByClassName() will return an array of html elements. You need to iterate over them.

Possible solution with your existing code

// change
second[0].style.transform = `rotate(${ secondDeg }deg)`;
minute[0].style.transform = `rotate(${ minuteDeg }deg)`;
 hour[0].style.transform = `rotate(${ hourDeg }deg)`;

second[0] is the first child with the class name second.
By using ID

// javascript

// just access elements like this
let second = document.getElementById("second");
let hour = document.getElementById("hour");
let minute = document.getElementById("minute");
// ...

A: You need to do
document.getElementsByClassName('**')[0]
as it returns an array of elements.

A: getElementsByClassName returns an array-like collection (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/getElementsByClassName). You'll need to loop over each element.  This can be done like this:
Array.from(second).forEach(el => {
  el.style.transform = `rotate(${ secondDeg }deg)`;
});

Of course, you'll need to repeat this for minute and hour, too.


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I don't know the answer but what struck me is how many people believe that statement to be true.
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Dr Phil McGraw says "The past is the best predictor we have for the future", which is probably closer to the truth but personally I do not believe the past predicts the future at all! What it does for the future, is to provide experience and resources that can be used to influence the present moment. It is what we DO NOW that impacts on, if not creates, the future.
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But there's a good deal that happens between singing Hosanna and Up From the Grave He Arose. Holy Week unfolds like a well-crafted novel.
The story opens on Palm Sunday with our hero riding into town as the people cheer and spread palm branches and even their cloaks on the ground. Here comes the king!
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TouchPad is a nifty utility for iPhone and iPad that transforms your iOS device into a remote trackpad or keyboard. It lets you fully control your computer with just your fingers, almost as if you're using a wireless trackpad or keyboards in your hands. It works not just on a Mac, but also across the Windows and Linux platforms.
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Rudy Guiliani said if President Trump were to shoot former FBI Director James Comey dead, he could not be indicted. How foolish a statement. He is claiming that Trump could commit murder in public and get away with it. I think not!
The situation has gotten out of hand, is bordering on ridiculous and could harm this country in many ways. It seems that Trump is losing control of his faculties and making up things as he goes along. He is slowly distancing himself from his party and the American people.
He does not have total immunity and if the Congress goes along with this, then they should all go. His actions are bordering criminality and he needs to be removed from office before another crazy anecdote strikes him as something to do.
President Trump is at fault for not protecting kids from the Parkland shooting? The suspect stole the two weapons from his parents and committed that horrific act. Blame the parents for not securing the weapons, not the president.
Any leader who has the ability to obtain qualified individuals to perform the required work in a timely manner will be successful in any industry. President Trump has had many successes and would have many more with more cooperation from Congress and the administration.
I did not read further. I am tired of arrogant columnists insulting President Trump. He is working tirelessly to correct the problems left to fester and worsen by the previous administration.
I will be careful in the future not to start reading articles with Kotkin's byline.