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Mark Sanchez: 'Not a big deal' that Geno Smith skipped Jets West, On Friday, we delivered the hard-hitting news that Geno Smith wasn't appearing at Jets West, Mark Sanchez's voluntary, offseason training camp in California.Well, we learned later in the evening that Sanchez doesn't think Smith's absence is -- *gasp* -- "a big deal.""We invited everybody, we emailed everybody, we do it every year," Sanchez told the NFL Network from his training camp. "I sent out an email to everybody. Some guys got back quicker than the others, but everybody was invited. It's not a big deal that he is not here."Of course it's not a big deal that Smith no-showed Jets West. It's the offseason. It's voluntary. It's run by his direct competition.Smith and Sanchez don't have to be BFFs or, um, Fs. (That might not be how the kids do it.)As noted on Friday and as confirmed by Sanchez, he was the only quarterback out there."We've had other quarterbacks; this is the first year we haven't had other quarterbacks," Sanchez said. "Greg McElroy's been here before, [Matt] Simms was here last year, Tim Tebow, who you might have heard of, has been here, Mark Brunell has been here, Kevin O'Connell has been here."If Geno comes or doesn't come, it is not a big deal. I don't hold it against anybody who's not here. Some guys are getting married, some guys are going on vacation, some guys are doing stuff, so it's totally optional. And it's a big sacrifice -- you got to leave your family, you got to leave what you're doing, wherever you're from. So I totally understand. It's not a big deal."Maybe Sanchez didn't even want Smith there. Geno is, after all, Sanchez's competition, too. Regardless of whether the two guys like each other and regardless of whether or not Geno has a legitimate excuse for missing the camp (not that he needs ones), it's always nice to know we can count on the Jets for a little offseason drama.
Just before Wimbledon I wrote in my column on Todd's Take about fluctuations in outright Grand Slam markets and the importance of attempting to strike at a player's highest point for maximum value. The time to move in on these markets is rarely on the eve of the tournament once the market has settled, but weeks and even months beforehand.The Overrule believes we have identified one such instance for the US Open starting in late August. Juan Martin del Potro won the US Open in 2009 - beating Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer back to back - before injury took a year away from his career.Although del Potro hasn't hit the heights he had before his injury he is still to be considered a major threat on his favorite surface. In fact so much so in my opinion that my book would have del Potro as a third favorite for the US Open behind only Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray.It's well documented that Nadal may find some difficulty in readjusting back to hard court surfaces full time - despite his outstanding tournament success at Indian Wells this year - and the Argentine can be a match-up problem for him on the surface. At the start of the year I considered Federer as only a serious contender for Wimbledon of the four Grand Slams and nothing I've seen this season would sway me from that thinking as the US Open approaches.Jo-Wilfried Tsonga is priced ahead of del Potro in the betting and there is little justification for that. David Ferrer's consistency means he is always liable to make good on his seeding and reach the latter stages but he doesn't have del Potro's ceiling on a hard court.Del Potro's biggest price all year for the US Open has been 20/1, which I'd argue is a touch over priced to begin with, never mind the fact that 888 Sport have pushed him out recently to 33/1. Although no each-way terms are offered, which would have been preferable, we can at least set ourselves up with a great win position on del Potro and adjust our positions in the market nearer the time and during the tournament if needs be.Providing del Potro stays healthy between now and late August there is little reason to suggest that 33/1 will last as the price starts to make its way down rather than up. With the potential for del Potro to make the last eight or better at Wimbledon over the next week, the time to strike on this price is now.It's highly likely the top four seeds for the US Open will be Djokovic, Murray, Ferrer and Nadal. Meaning there will be a 50/50 chance that del Potro lands in a quarter that we would welcome (Ferrer/Nadal). Even if Federer maintained a top four seeding it wouldn't change the equation for us as we'll happily back del Potro to take him on if such a quarter was drawn.
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Purple Heart Recipient Surprised With a ... Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 08:50 AM PDT LISLE, Ill., June 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Richard Petty Motorsports and NASCAR Sprint Cup Se... Continue reading Keywords News : NASCAR - News from other sources. Earnhardt sets record to take Kentucky pole Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 08:43 AM PDT Dale Earnhardt Jr., driver of the (88) National Guard Chevrolet, races during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, California, on Friday. Continue reading NASCAR Kentucky 2013: Start time, TV schedule for Quaker State 400 Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 08:21 AM PDT Dale Earnhardt Jr. will lead from the pole position for the first time in the 2013 Sprint Cup Series season on Saturday. Earnhardt was among eight drivers who broke the speed record during qualifying for the Quaker State 400. He posted a speed of 183.636 miles per hour to take the pole. Continue reading NASCAR Kentucky 2013: Sonoma victory gives Martin Truex Jr. confidence Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 08:20 AM PDT But on the twisty Northern California road course the frustration vanished as Truex was finally able to solidify his return to Victory Lane. Now, he wants nothing more than to continue the momentum, and preferably, not wait another six years before he wins again. Continue reading Earnhardt fastest at Ky. Speedway Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 08:11 AM PDT SPARTA, Ky. (AP) — The questions during NASCAR Sprint Cup qualifying Friday were how many drivers would raise Kentucky Speedway's record and by how much. Continue reading Keselowski beats the rain Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 08:09 AM PDT SPARTA, Ky. (AP) — Brad Keselowski took his final lead on the 156th lap and went on to a rain-shortened victory Friday night in the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Kentucky Speedway. Continue reading NASCAR at Kentucky Speedway 2013: Lineup, starting grid for Quaker State 400 Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 07:16 AM PDT Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the pole in Friday qualifying for the NASCAR Quaker State 400 taking place at Kentucky Speedway Saturday night. Earnhardt put up a 183.636 mph qualifying run, becoming one of nine drivers to break the former track record Friday. It is Earnhardt's first pole of the season and 12th... Continue reading Danica Patrick 'not a race car driver,' says Kyle Petty (+video) Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 06:55 AM PDT Danica Patrick: Kyle Petty, the son of NASCAR legend Richard Petty, says he doesn't think Danica Patrick is a qualified NASCAR driver. What does Patrick say? Continue reading 2013 NASCAR at Kentucky Speedway race day weather forecast Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 06:06 AM PDT The above animated image is a models interpretation of the atmosphere tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. Don't look at this as "exactly how the radar will look at the given times" but as what could happen tomorrow. Continue reading Earnhardt claims Quaker State 400 pole Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 05:46 AM PDT Dale Earnhardt Jr. wins the pole for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Quaker State 400. Continue reading You received this email because you subscribed to Yahoo! Alerts. Use this link to unsubscribe from this alert. To change your communications preferences for other Yahoo! business lines, please visit your Marketing Preferences. To learn more about Yahoo!'s use of personal information, including the use of web beacons in HTML-based email, please read our Privacy Policy. Yahoo! is located at 701 First Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089. 
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It's relatively clear where the preponderance of the State Delegation representing Prince William County stand with regard to the Bi-County Parkway, particularly as has been evidenced by the attendance and statements at several meetings held locally and in Richmond. What is not so clear is where the Loudoun delegation stands and given their votes on the Transportation Bill last session, I would suggest they may not be opposed to the Bi-County Parkway. That being said, one has to wonder whether they will attend Thursday night's VDOT presentation at Creighton's Corner Elementary School and let their positions be known. Should they chose to attend perhaps one of the more hardy souls in the crowd should ask them about the campaign contributions they have reported in 2013 alone and how those contributions relate to their votes in favor of the Transportation Bill and whether or not those contributions will "influence" their position with regard to the Bi-County Parkway. Here's some select data to look at.Joe May Campaign Contributions 2013$15,000 Majority Leader PAC $10,000 Commonwealth Transportation PAC $7,500 Nova Technology Council $5,000 Howell for Delegate - William $5,000 Va Transportation Construction Alliance $2,500 John T "Til" Hazel, Jr $2,000 Transurban USA Inc $1,250 Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce $1,250 Nova Building Industry Assn $1,000 Associated Builders & Contractors - Va Chapter $1,000 Associated General Contractors $1,000 Dewberry & Davis $1,000 Northern Virginia Assn of Realtors $1,000 Old Dominion Highway Contractors Assn $1,000 Parsons Brinckerhoff $1,000 Toll Road Investors Partnership II $1,000 Va Assn of Realtors $1,000 Va Trucking Assn Total $58,500Tom Rust Campaign Contributions 2013$10,000 Sidney O Dewberry $10,000 John T "Til" Hazel, Jr $5,000 Eleanor C Hazel $5,000 Majority Leader PAC $5,000 Nova Technology Council Herndon$2,000 Northern Virginia Assn of Realtors $2,000 Nova Building Industry Assn $1,000 Home Builders Assn of Va $1,000 MC Dean Building Intelligence Inc $1,000 Gary D Rappaport $1,000 Va Assn of Realtors Total $43,000Tag Greason Campaign Contributions 2013$10,000 Commonwealth Transportation PAC $4,472 Va Assn of Realtors $2,500 Majority Leader PAC $2,500 Nova Technology Council $2,300 Northern Virginia Assn of Realtors $2,000 Toll Road Investors Partnership II Total $23,772
“My FFA advisors are different from my other teachers because they are not only my teachers, but they are also my friends. It makes it easier as a student to work with advisors who are easy to get along with and are passionate about their job and the organization.” – Allie
“My FFA advisors are different from my other teachers because they genuinely care about all of my endeavors. They are willing to help with anything, in or out of the classroom.” – Leah
“My FFA advisors are great because they care about me as a person not just a student. Even though I have graduated, they still text and call me to check in and make sure I am doing good! I appreciate their continuous, active involvement in my life!”- Cameron
“My FFA advisors are great because of their dedication to not only the organization, but also to their students. They have a passion for seeing us excel in every aspect of our lives. They have truly supported me in everything that I do and have inspired me to reach my goals.” – Mallarie
It is not uncommon for my agriculture instructor to be at the school before 7 in the morning and to still be there at that same hour in the evening practicing with students. His passion for success, growth, and, most of all, the growth of all students is something that is truly admired throughout the community and the state. He is a true example of positive relationship building, hard work, compassion, and integrity. When asked by current agricultural education students what made all of the long hours and Saturday work days worth it, he replied, “I have a file at home. It is full of letters from former students. That’s what makes it worth it.” Allie, Leah, Cameron, Mallarie, I, and thousands of others like us certainly appreciate our agriculture teachers. Who made a difference in your education? Have you told them thank you?
