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Knoxville, Chocolatefest 2023 (1/28): Get ready to satisfy that sweet tooth at Knoxville's sweetest event, ChocolateFest!
Franklin, Backlight Productions: Singin in the Rain (1/28 - 1/29): Join us on January 28th for this year's IMMERSIVE FUNDRAISER performance of "Singing in the Rain".
Smyrna, Caffeine and Chrome-Gateway Classic Cars of Nashville (1/28): Caffeine and Chrome: 9am-12pm (January, February, March, May, June, July, September) Calling all car enthusiasts! Join us for the best day of the month. Every last Saturday, Gateway Classic Cars
Clarksville, AKC Group Classes Sango Vet Clarksville, TN (1/30): Legend Acres has Partnered with the Sango Veterinary Hospital to offer Group Classes at the clinic!!!! Legend Acres is offering 3 different obedience group classes starting on Monday 30 Jan 2023 and
Birchwood, Sandhill Crane Kayak Tour (11/19 - 2/28): A guided kayak tour running November through the last day in February to see and hear all of the calls and dances of the wintering sandhill cranes.
Brownsville, TN Songwriters Week Qualifying Round (2/4): The West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center will host a qualifying round for the Tennessee Songwriters Week on Feb. 4, 2023 beginning at 1 pm.
Chattanooga, 11th Annual Mardi Gras Gala (2/3): Mardi Gras King and Queen Mark Hite and Caroline Walker invite you to join them for the 11th Annual Mardi Gras Gala on February 3rd at The Chattanoogan Hotel, at 1201 Broad Street!
Chattanooga, 2023 CSI Chili Cook Off (2/11): 2023 CSI Chili Cook Off SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2023 AT 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Chattanooga, 2023 Green & Gold Gala (2/4): Join us for the 4th annual Green & Gold Gala!
Chattanooga, Cupids Chase Chattanooga (2/11): We welcome all runners, joggers, walkers, and sponsors to join us at Tennessee River at the Hubert Fry Pavilion & Robinson Bridge in Chattanooga on February 11, 2023.
Chattanooga, Curiosity Club (1/29): Have you ever been curious about a topic but didn't know where to start? Join the club... Curiosity Club!
Chattanooga, Mardi Gras Ball 2023 - Lucky Strike (2/11): An authentic Mardi Gras Celebration in Chattanooga! Live Dixie Jazz band, Second Line, DJ, & a Cajun Buffet - Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler!
Chattanooga, Rocky Patel Event (1/27): Come out and enjoy a great evening with Rocky Patel cigars.
Chattanooga, Southern America Newcomer Kickoff! (1/27): Join the newly crowned Miss Southern America 2022 for the kick off of Southern America Revue Showcase.
Chattanooga, Sunday Showcase (1/29): Sunday Showcase is a cavalcade of outstanding young performers displaying their talents in instrumental and vocal music, dance, drama, and musical theater!
Chattanooga, Surviving The Wasteland Tour: Seventh Day Slumber, Breathing Theory, Magdalene (1/27): Join us for the Surviving The Wastelands Tour featuring Seventh Day Slumber, Breathing Theory, Magdalene Rose, Wicked Weird, & Sylyns
Chattanooga, Tim Hughes Jazz Quartet Live (1/20 - 12/15): Live Jazz from the Tim Hughes Quartet every third Friday at Fountainhead! Great for a date night or a relaxed evening with great food and the best beer selection in town.
Chattanooga, Tinsley Ellis: Acoustic Songs & Stories (1/27): Georgia troubadour Tinsley Ellis has been immersed in music his whole life. Born in Atlanta 1957 and raised in southern Florida
Chattanooga, Valentines Day Dinner Train Ride (2/10 - 2/14): Celebrate Valentine's Day with Fine Dining. The trips will include a four-course dining experience on board a restored 1924 dining car.
Chattanooga, White Noise ROCKS All Weekend at Buds Sports Bar (2/10 - 2/11): Come PARTY Friday & Saturday NIGHTS!! Yes ALL WEEKEND with your Noise Boys from White Noise at Bud's Sports.
Clarksville, Crime Stoppers Blue Jean Ball & Dinner (2/11): HAVE A BLAST WHILE RAISING MUCH-NEEDED FUNDS FOR CLARKSVILLE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS.
Clarksville, Family Art Saturday: Snowflake Painting (1/28): We're wishing for a snowy winter! Create your own snowflakes in this creative painting experience; perfect for the whole family!
Clarksville, Health Fair (2/11): Join the Clarksville Alumnae Chapter as we host a community health fair providing health care resources, fitness, and nutrition information.
Clarksville, NevaeH returns to AJs Bar! (2/10): It's gonna be cold.. so break out your dancing shoes and come rock with us!
Clarksville, Parents Night Out Kids Build It: Valentine Event (2/10): Hey Parents! Drop your kids off for a fun Nailed It DIY workshop. We'll be creating 12?x15? trays that double as tic-tac-toe game boards.
Clarksville, Puppy Play (2/15): Bring your puppies for puppy play a safe place to socialize your puppies!!! All puppies ages 8-20 weeks are welcome!!!
Clarksville, Stampin BINGO (1/28): Stampin' Bingo, it's coming up in January!!
Cleveland, Grc 3-Hour Enduro (1/28): A fun 3-hour enduro to, commemorate the Daytona 24 from the past on Saturday January 28 ,2023!
Collierville, Clean Slate Is Headed To Tony's !! (2/4): Clean Slate is headed to Tony's Trophy Room for a night out with friends, great food and an awesome mix of music !! See you then & there !!
Collierville, td Debut @ RockHouse Live Collierville 9pm-1am (1/28): RockHouse Live Collierville is your place to Eat, Drink and ROCK in Collierville, featuring a killer menu with lunch, dinner and late-night fare, LIVE MUSIC, karaoke, and much more!
Collierville, Women's Morning of Spirituality (2/4): A morning of spiritual renewal through speakers, music, and the Sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist
Columbia, William Lee Martin At The Mulehouse (2/3): Absolutely sure to sell out! Comedian William Lee Martin brings his 2023 Comedy Stampede Tour to you.His brilliant storytelling style is sure to make you laugh and feel good.
Columbia, World Turning: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute (2/4): World Turning returns to The Mulehouse to bring you all your favorite Fleetwood Mac hits and more! Join us on February 4, 2023 for an incredible night of music!
Cookeville, Cupids Chase Cookeville (2/11): We welcome all runners, joggers, walkers, and sponsors to join us at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville on February 11, 2023.
Cordova, Ruck Memphis 3 Year Anniversary (2/4): We had 19 people (and 2 dogs) join us at Meddlesome that afternoon for a 3-mile ruck through Shelby Farms Safari Dog Park (our original route).
Crossville, Stonehaus Winery TN Songwriters Week Event (2/11): The City of Crossville and Stonehaus Winery are proud to be chosen as one of the venues for qualifying rounds for Tennessee Songwriters Week.
Crossville, Tennessee Songwriter Week Qualifying Round (2/4): Tennessee Songwriters Week is a celebration of the songwriters and craft that put Tennessee on the map, celebrated the last full week of February each year.
Dunlap, The Dunlap Mercantile (2/4): The Dunlap Mercantile will be hosting a qualifying round for Tennessee Songwriters Week 2023 on Saturday, February 4th, 2023. Doors at 5:00pm CST. Performances begin at 6:00pm CST.
Franklin, Abbreviated Shakespeare : TWO nights only! The Nashville Shakespeare Festival presents Abbreviated Shakespeare directed by Nashville Shakespeare Festival's Artistic Executive Director Denice Hicks.
Franklin, Botox for Charity (2/4): Join us on February 4th for World Cancer Awareness Day as we partner with Invigorate Health.
Franklin, Country Cabin Bob Ross Workshop - Franklin (2/11): Join Certified Ross Instructor®, Quintin Burlingame, as he leads students of all skill levels through the Bob Ross Wet-on-Wet Technique®.
Franklin, Shine Gala 2023 ~ A Valentine's Event (2/11): A Valentine's Event and fundraiser for The Well Outreach Food Pantry.
Franklin, WCPR Rhythm & Spirit - 2023 Winter Intensive (2/4 - 2/5): Rhythm & Spirit is excited to announce their 1st annual Winter Dance Intensive!
Greeneville, Heather Land (2/3): Comedienne, author, and singer Heather Land tells it like it is with sarcasm and Southern charm. Practically overnight, Heather burst through the clutter of the online world with her hilarious and wit
Greeneville, I Am, He Said - A Celebration of the Music of Neil Diamond (2/11): "We are saying what HE said," laughs Matt Vee referring to the one and only Neil Diamond. Matt along with cousins Jeff and Tommy Vee, local music scene veterans and sons of the legendary Bobby Vee, jo
Greeneville, Roots & Boots Tour (2/17): Here's a powerhouse country concert you won't want to miss! Aaron Tippin, Collin Raye and Sammy Kershaw join forces to present an evening filled with stories and songs as they get back to the roots o
Greeneville, The Doo Wop Project (1/27): The Doo Wop Project begins at the beginning: tracing the evolution of Doo Wop from the classic sound of five guys singing harmonies on a street corner to the biggest hits on the radio today.
Jackson, The Crystal Ball (1/28): Join us for a night of fun as we celebrate the 61st year of The Jackson Symphony League! Dinner, live and silent auction, and dancing.
Jackson, The Jackson Symphony - February Pops (2/11): Join the Jackson Symphony for their 2022-23 season. "Celebrating Love with Jeremy Davis and the Fabulous Equinox Orchestra" – Jeremy Davis and band are sure to bring the house down!
Johnson City, Its A Killer Beaz Funny Valentines Extravaganza (2/11): Killer Beaz is the Funniest Valentine you can give in the Tri-Cities area! Sat, Feb 11, 2023. Johnson City Holiday Inn is the host featuring room/dinner/show packages. Tix & info @ killerbeaz.com
Johnson City, Joeys Van 90s/00s Pop Punk Cover Band (1/28): Joey's Van is back to play all your favorite emo/pop punk tunes from the 90's and beyond
Johnson City, Maple Syrup Festival and Pancake Breakfast (2/11): Watch as the gathered sap from our maple trees is boiled down to sweet maple syrup.
Johnson City, No Filter @ Tulips Pub & Grub (1/27): No Filter will at Tulips Friday, 1/27 @ 8pm for your entertainment pleasure. Come rock with us!
Johnson City, Slick Cadillac and Black Wolf @ Capones (2/10): Slick Cadillac and our friends Black Wolf will be rocking the house at Capone's!!
Johnson City, Smoky Mountain Entertainer of the Year (2/12): Join us for the 1st Smoky Mountain Entertainer of the Year!! We are an official Preliminary for National Entertainer of the Year.
Kingsport, 13th Annual CASA Red Shoe GALA (2/11): Join us the evening of Saturday, February 11, 2023, at Meadowview Convention Center as CASA for Kids, Inc. raises needed funds to sustain ongoing advocacy efforts for at-risk children and youth in our
Kingsport, 17th Annual Cardiovascular Summit (2/4): Join us on Saturday, Feb. 4 for the 17th Annual Cardiovascular Summit.
Kingsport, Mork Borg RPG (2/5): MÖRK BORG is a pitch-black apocalyptic fantasy RPG about lost souls and fools seeking redemption, forgiveness or the last remaining riches in a bleak and dying world.
Kingsport, Shady Sadie at CJ's Sports Bar (2/3): Back in the the Tri Cities, come join us as we are ready to rock it out in 2023
Kingsport, Tequila Mockingbird (2/4): Tequila Mockingbird is back for their first CJ's show of 2023!
Knoxville, 2023 Drag Is Art Brunch Fundraiser (2/5): Join us for brunch and a drag performance extravaganza in support of the CAC Office on Aging Senior Companion Program and Knox Pride.
Knoxville, 2023 Knoxville Auto Show (2/3 - 2/5): Don't miss the 2023 Knoxville Auto Show featuring the newest automobiles on the market.
Knoxville, 80s Night with The Breakfast Club & Club Rewind (2/4): Who LOVES the 80's??? Big Hair ~ Neon clothes ~ Parachute pants! You CANNOT miss this show!!!!
Knoxville, Amazing Prayer & Breakthrough Service (11/25 - 3/31): Time of concentrated prayers and high expectancy for divine interventions, which produce breakthroughs.
Knoxville, An Evening with Steep Canyon Rangers (2/17): Steep Canyon Rangers are Asheville, North Carolina's GRAMMY winners, perennial Billboard chart-toppers, and frequent collaborators of the renowned banjoist (and occasional comedian) Steve Martin.
Knoxville, Cirque Goes Broadway (2/11): Wildly popular Cirque de la Symphonie returns, this time to the memorable sounds of Broadway.
Knoxville, Cupids Chase Knoxville (2/11): We welcome all runners, joggers, walkers, and sponsors to join us at Volunteer Landing in Knoxville on February 11, 2023.
Knoxville, Dormant Pruning: Snip Them While They Sleep (2/4): Join Master Marsha Lehman & Bretynn Race to learn which plants are best pruned in late winter and early spring, as well as the best way to prune the most common shrubs.
Knoxville, First Friday ArtWalk (12/2 - 8/4): The First Friday ArtWalk happens each month. Mark your calendars for future dates and come enjoy the art, music, fun, and community of Downtown Knoxville.
Knoxville, Friday Live Event: Lady Viper Snake Show (2/3): Lady Viper brings her menagerie of pets to the Barrelhouse stage!
Knoxville, Gin Distilling Class (2/5): It's gin season and we're celebrating with our gin distilling class yet!
Knoxville, Grunge Party! : Skyway 61 _ NightFly _ Down View _ Sidereal _ For the Birds (2/4): Grunge Party! : Skyway 61 | NightFly | Down View | Sidereal | For the Birds, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2023 AT 7:00 PM
Knoxville, Kevin James: The Irregardless Tour (2/3): Kevin James began his career as a stand-up on the Long Island comedy scene. After being discovered at the 1996 Montreal Comedy Festival, he signed a network development deal to create his own sitcom.
Knoxville, Live Music: J. Luke Cochran (1/13 - 2/3): Join us for a fun Friday night at the alley!
Knoxville, Snow Day 2023 (2/4): Snow Day, a CAC Beardsley Community Farm Benefit, will be hosted at Hi-Wire Brewing from 4-8 PM on February 4th, 2023.
Knoxville, Spring Seed Swap 2023 (2/4): Blount Mansion is proud to host an early spring seed swap.
Knoxville, Uncle Funky & Z Rowe Ca$h at Tennessee Tap House (1/27): Good Friends, Great Food and Drinks, tolerable Music!
Knoxville, Westside Arts and Crafts (2/5 - 8/6): The goal is to have a place where we can work on our various projects, share our experience and learn from each other in a cordial and supportive environment.
Knoxville, ZenEvo Hot for Chocolate 5k (2/4): Join us as we celebrate Valentine's Day with a 5k run from the Worlds Fair Park with a chocolatey finish!
Linden, Songwriter's Contest - Qualifying Round for TN's Annual Statewide Contest (2/11): 20 Singer-Songwriters compete for a chance to win a night at the famous Bluebird Café, Nashville's songwriting mecca.
Maryville, Fiddler on the Roof (2/11): Tony®-winning director Bartlett Sherand the team behindSouth Pacific and The King and I bring a fresh and authentic vision to this beloved theatrical masterpiece from Tony-winner Joseph Steinand Pulit
Maryville, The Wailin Jennys (2/3): Starting as a happy accident of solo singer/songwriters getting together for a one-time-only performance at a tiny guitar shop in Winnipeg, Manitoba, The Wailin' Jennys are one of today's most beloved
Memphis, Almost Elton John & The RocketMen (2/3): One of Memphis' hottest live acts! Voted runner up for "Best Band/Musician" in 2021 & 2022 via the Commercial Appeal readers "Memphis Most" awards! The closest thing to the Rocketman himself!
Memphis, Bluff City Fire & Ice Polar Bear Plunge & Chili Cook-Off (2/4): Come join the fun at The 16th Annual Chili Cook-off and 24th Annual Polar Bear Plunge!
Memphis, Bronze Elegance - A Celebration of Art and Culture (2/3): Join the National Black MBA Association Memphis Chapter on February 3rd for Bronze Elegance, the 30th anniversary of the Memphis Chapter and a celebration of art and culture.
Memphis, Canaan Cox x Memphis (2/3): Excited to be back in Memphis, TN!
Memphis, Cinderellas Tom Keifer (2/3): Rock music may sparkle and fade on the charts, but rock n roll – the spirit, the invincibility, the fearlessness? That lives forever.
Memphis, Clayton Anderson - Nashville Hits The Roof! (1/27): We couldn't be more excited to host country music alum Clayton Anderson on our national concert series, Nashville Hits the Roof.
Memphis, Cognate Souls / Beeler / Life Explicit (2/11): Cognate Souls / Beeler / Life Explicit at Hi Tone, Memphis, TN
Memphis, Collage Dance Collective RISE (2/4 - 2/5): Revered for its hallmark ballet, Kevin Thomas's Rise, set to Dr. King's final public speech, this program ascends even higher with the addition of revered choreographic voices.
Memphis, Destroy Lonely (1/27): Minglewood Hall is cashless venue. This show is GA standing room.
Memphis, HeartSoul-A Go Red for Women Event (2/3): Join us at The Halloran Center at 225 S. Main St., Memphis, TN 38103 on Friday, February 3rd, 2023 at 5pm for a festive evening
Memphis, Joe Restivo 4 w/ Guests (2/4): With over 25 years of professional experience in music, Joe Restivo's guitar playing strongly reflects his Memphis roots.
Memphis, Lady & the Tramp Cookie Decorating Party! (2/5): Join us for a fun and festive Cookie Decorating Party at Primas!
Memphis, Lighter Flow Series (2/4 - 2/25): We invite you to come ready to learn about yourself, be willing to trust the process and be open to the possibility of discovering a deeper understanding of yourself
Memphis, Logan Hogue & The Blank Checks Live at Tin Roof Memphis (2/17): Logan Hogue & The Blank Checks will be performing live at Tin Roof in Memphis, TN.
Memphis, Lunar New Year Banquet Celebrating 150 Years of Chinese History in Memphis (2/5): It is our honor to invite you to a traditional Lunar New Year banquet recognizing 150 years of Chinese-American history in Memphis, TN.
Memphis, Making Relationships Work (12/17 - 3/18): Whether you're in a new relationship, going through changes in your relationship, or trying to make a good thing better, this fun workshop is for you.
Memphis, MH3 Trail 1227 - February Moonlight Trail (2/3): Cum one, cum all to February's Moonlight Trail!
Memphis, Myofascial Self-care - Monthly Workshop (2/4 - 4/1): MYOFASCIAL SELF-CARE...eliminate pain & restore balance in the body!
Memphis, Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center Grand Opening Gala with Dionne Warwick (2/4): Join us on February 4 for the Grand Opening Gala celebrating the new Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center – Memphis' newest mecca for the arts.
Memphis, SooperFlat Evening at The Cove (1/28): New and familiar music to enhance your dance, drink and eats. SooperFlat celebrates Jackson Pollock Day.
Memphis, Sweet Street- First Friday (2/3): Bundle up, and head to the Broad Avenue Arts District for a sweet party.
Memphis, The Stolen Faces at B-Side Memphis! (2/3): The Stolen Faces, Nashville's tribute to the Grateful Dead, will be at B-Side Memphis on Fri, Feb 3!
Memphis, XTR3M3 Fest (1/28): XTR3M3 Fest. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28 2023
Murfreesboro, C3 Networking at Prohibition Home Brewing (2/3): C3 is an open networking group for local business professionals.
Murfreesboro, Celebration of Love (2/11): Tired of doing the same old thing EVERY Valentines Day? Shake it up this year!
Nashville, 2023 NBAA- Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference (2/4): Expert-led educational sessions on the newest in scheduling and dispatching practices, and exposure
Nashville, 2023 P1Harmony LIVE TOUR [P1ustage H : P1oneer] IN USA - Nashville (2/12): The first tour of P1Harmony, beginning with a meaning of . P1Harmony show their strong ambition to open a new generation of K-pop and try to send a message of 'Trust us and Follow' to the audience.
Nashville, 80s Rewind Fridays! (2/4): EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT is 80'S REWIND FRIDAY! We will be rockin your favorite 80's tunes along with VIDE
Nashville, Album Release Pt 1 at DRKMTTR (2/3): Reptilian's debut album Heat Death is coming and there's nothing you can do to stop it, so you might as well party with us and some other incredible Nashville heavy bands!
Nashville, Annual Trivia Time! Cash Tournament (2/5): Annual Trivia Time! Cash Tournament, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2023 AT 3:00 PM
Nashville, Cheekwood Winter Concert Series Ushers In 2023 With Captivating Music (1/28): Chilly nights turn sultry during the Cheekwood Winter Concert Series. Grammy-winning players will perform big band jazz, Brazilian grooves, and classical music in Cheekwood's elegant Massey Hall.
Nashville, Circle Players - Agatha Christies Murder On The Orient Express (Adapted For Stage By Ken Ludwig) (1/13 - 1/29): Just after midnight, a snowdrift stops the Orient Express in its tracks.
Nashville, Clay Cook (2/3): This show currently has no COVID safety requirements for attendees. This is subject to change.
Nashville, Cory Wong Power Station Tour (2/17): You instinctually hum a tune in order to get pumped up in the morning, for fuel on the treadmill, to soundtrack your commute, or as the pre-game to a big night out.
Nashville, Cupids Chase Nashville (2/11): We welcome all runners, joggers, walkers, and sponsors to join us at Shelby Bottoms in Nashville on February 11, 2023.
Nashville, Echo Pilot, Uncle Jesse and Red River Hymn Live at The Cobra (2/4): Come prepared for a night a rock and roll music. Doors open at 8:00 show starts at 8:30.
Nashville, For Sudan Inc Presentation (2/5): For Sudan Inc is a small nonprofit organization in Nashville, Tennessee. We will be doing a presentation to inform and give opportunities for others to support this great work we are doing in Sudan.
Nashville, Free Salsa Social @ Acme! Live Music! (12/4 - 10/1): Join us for Sunday Salsa night once a month!
Nashville, GSM Productions Presents RockFest 1 (1/28): GSM Productions Presents RockFest 1 at 404 BAR & GRILL
Nashville, How to Join the Great Backyard Bird Count with Stacy Elliot! (2/4): Please join us for backyard birding workshop #2 with Stacy Elliot of Belmont University, as we learn how to participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count and why it makes a difference if we do!
Nashville, Indiana Lyons at Music City Jazz (1/29): Road trip to Nashville, Tennessee to battle the defending ABA Midwest Region Champion Music City Jazz!
Nashville, James Bruner at Twin Kegs Nashville (2/4): Come and see James Bruner live at Twin Kegs Nashville on January 28th at 7pm.
Nashville, Kindergarten Open House- For 2023-24 School Year (1/28): Join Nashville Collegiate Prep for the Kindergarten Open House, on Saturday, January 28th at 10 am.
Nashville, Matthew Ritchie: A Garden in the Flood (11/11 - 3/5): Matthew Ritchie invites viewers to experience the richness and complexity of the world by connecting such fields as philosophy and mythology, epic poetry and music, and history and physics.
Nashville, Mike Arnold & the Music City Rockers at Papa Turneys BBQ (2/3): Back by Popular Demand - Mike Arnold & the Music City Rockers will perform their Fun-Time, Sing-Along, Rock N' Roll Winter Party at Papa Turney's BBQ Nashville Shores Marina.
Nashville, Mug Club Member Night (2/4): Join us for our first 2023 Mug Club member night! All Mug Club members will be treated to a fun
Nashville, Night Moves At Drkmttr (1/28): Night Moves comes to DRKMTTR on Sat, January 28, 2023!
Nashville, Saturday Brunch at The Chef & I (2/4): Come hang with Whiskey & Steel at one of the best restaurants in Nashville!
Nashville, Shiners (2/4): Shiners is Nashville's hottest new show! Live at Woolworth Theatre in downtown Nashville. Incredible
Nashville, Sun Not Yellow w/ Palomino! & Daydrive (2/3): Sun Not Yellow w/ Palomino! & Daydrive, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2023 AT 8:00 PM – 12:55 AM
Nashville, The Brass Menagerie presents: New Year, NuMetal (2/3): Kicking down the door to 2023 with a weekend of shows!
Nashville, The Petty Junkies w/ Sinclair (2/4): Were just a bunch of pals who love Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers. We wanted to honor the memory of Tom, and his timeless, artistic creation.
Nashville, The Stifftones, Clay Lutz, and Luke Wood (2/4): Hope to See you at Springwater
Nashville, Trivia Night at Third Coast! (2/4): Join us every Thursday night for free trivia in The Bar at Third Coast! Doors open at 5:30, and the
Nashville, We Love Hardware Valentines Event! (2/4): Come on out and join us for grill demos and find great Valentines Day gifts for that special person in your life!
Nashville, Winter Artist Showcase 2023: Nashville, TN (2/5): Winter Artist Showcase 2023: Nashville, TN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2023 AT 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Nashville, Winter Bird Banding Day (2/4): Join us for our annual winter bird banding day!
Nashville, Winter Dance Concert (2/4): Beautiful show showcasing our FSPA Company Dancers and Student Choreographers!
Nashville, Young Musician Open Mics (11/26 - 5/13): Young Musician Open Mics are performed at Phat Bites, 2730 Lebanon Pike Nashville, TN 37214, and are open to any young solo instrumentalist or vocalist aged 4-18
Pulaski, Tick Ridge Trek Trail Runs (2/11): Registration for the 10th and Final Tick Ridge Trek 5K/10K & 25K is open. Come join us for a beautiful run through the hills of Southern Tennessee on Saturday February 11, 2023 at 8:00 AM.
Springfield, Mommy & Me Classes (1/14 - 3/11): Mark your calendar for Mommy & Me Classes which will happen on January 14- March 11 at Willow Oak Center for Arts and Learning.
Strawberry Plains, Strawberry Plains Half Marathon and 10K Presented by Eddies Health Shoppe & ZenEvo Chocolate (1/28): The Half Marathon & 10K run concurrently and start and finish at Rush Strong School (3081 W Old Andrew Johnson Hwy, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee 37871).


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It used to be that a young athlete with hip pain and cartilage wear had to quit playing sports, put up with the aches and then wait 30 or so years until he or she was old enough for a hip replacement.
Hip Preservation Program
Watch Dr. Spiker's videos explaining the Hip Preservation Program and why you should choose UW Health to help you manage your hip pain.
"The reason why we don't put hip replacements in young people is because there's an expiration date on them — they're metal and plastic, and they're going to wear out," explains Andrea Spiker, MD, a UW Health orthopedic surgeon who leads the new Hip Preservation Program. "But now that we have hip arthroscopy, we can address pain caused by femoroacetabular impingement and labral tears and get patients back to being active, pain-free and hopefully to the point where they're never going to need a hip replacement."
Arthroscopy allows surgeons to view the inside of the hip with a small camera so they can repair torn cartilage and resect abnormal bone formation without a large incision. It's a mainstay of the relatively new field of hip preservation. "Hip preservation means doing everything possible to prevent or delay total hip replacements," Spiker says.
Abnormally shaped hip bones can cause problems long before old age. Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is when extra bone develops along the "ball" or "socket" of the hip's ball-and-socket joint, preventing a perfect fit. Friction can then tear the labrum, which is the soft tissue around the socket. "When you have this bony lesion and the bones meet and rub, you get labrum tears and cartilage loss, and those two things are painful," she says. Over time, the condition can lead to osteoarthritis, which is defined as the breakdown of the cartilage that cushions the joints.
"Femoroacetabular impingement is becoming more common in the young athletic population," Spiker notes. "We see it a lot in hockey, soccer and lacrosse players due to the torques they're putting on their hips. The running theory is it develops when the growth plates are still open during adolescence."
Hip dysplasia, which more frequently affects females, is when the cup-shaped socket (also known as the acetabulum) doesn't fully cover the ball of the femur (thigh bone). "The ball of the femur bone can then slip out of the hip socket, which causes a lot of pain and can cause early osteoarthritis," she explains.
Treating Hip Pain
Spiker shares these tips for treating hip pain:
Get an expert opinion. Hip pain is complex: Sometimes back pain presents as hip pain, and knee pain or groin sprains can actually be caused by the hip. A doctor or physical therapist should be able to identify the source of your pain.
UW Health's new Hip Preservation Program is staffed by a multidisciplinary team, including orthopedic surgeons, non-operative sports medicine and rehabilitation doctors, physical therapists and athletic trainers. "It's rare to have such a multidisciplinary group all weighing in on patients who have hip problems," Spiker says. "It's something that we have here at UW that you won't find at a lot of other places in the region."
Try nonsurgical treatments first. "You don't have to have surgery. In some cases you can just strengthen the muscles around the hip, especially the core," Spiker says. New research in the field of hip preservation has recently found that patients who have less spine motion are more likely to have hip pain, so focusing on spine flexibility could help, she says. Cortisone injections can also temporarily reduce pain and stiffness.
Consider a hip preservation procedure. When appropriate, an arthroscopic procedure can save you years of pain, and it's better to take care of it before your hip causes problems in other joints. For femoroacetabular impingement, the surgeon removes the extra bone and repairs the labrum, and this can usually be done through an arthroscopic surgery. For hip dysplasia, the surgeon repositions the bones for better coverage of the femoral head (the "ball") through a larger incision.
Be patient during recovery. Expect to spend one to two weeks on crutches and then another four weeks taking it easy while your hip tissues heal. You'll also work with a physical therapist to recover motion, strength and athletic function.
Replace your hip if needed. Sometimes total hip replacements later in life are unavoidable. "Total hip replacement is one of medicine's greatest accomplishments, and it's the only way to definitively treat osteoarthritis," Spiker says.
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Your profile on an online dating site is what you need to find great dates. If you love traveling, for instance, use such pictures.4. Put their name into it and fish out few facts about them from the online profile.
That's how people discover you or learn more about you to make the decision. It works pretty much the same way as it is with Amazon products. Ask your friend to take it or even hire a professional photographer. When you get online and see a hot lady on the photo, what do you want to do? Craft your tag line Usually, people spend just a few seconds to browse the profile and then they make a decision. This would show you took the time to read it and you are seriously interested.8.
Apple sent out invites yesterday to an event next week, which is rumoured to be the launch of the i Phone 5.
However, over a third of people do not know that their credit rating has an impact on their chances of getting a good contract, according to research from Experian...The ticketing website, which is a subsidiary of Ticketmaster, said that its email marketing system has been subject to 'unauthorised access' and as a result some customers may have received up to four unofficial emails.Who do I contact to discuss the details and get authorization? Daily millions of people get online to find love or fun. If you get started the right way, you can meet amazing people to date or even marry. If your profile is high, that might happen, but you have to be proactive in online dating. If you wish her or him to write you back, pick wisely and evaluate your chances.The Risks Privacy Maintain privacy and avoid identity theft or fraud.Preventing Identity Theft Your identity is precious. Viruses & Spyware A basic understanding of computer viruses and spyware.Otherwise, there is no use wasting your time on them.


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Dalvey Craftsmanship
By Howard K. Brodwin
The cultural sights and sounds of Scotland have long been ingrained in the minds of many - the colorful intricate patterns of the plaid kilt, the contrasting bright pitch and low hum of the bagpipes, the amber glow of crackling fire and a glass of 12 year-old whisky. Hollywood gave everyone a lesson in Scottish history when Braveheart introduced us to William Wallace and his fight to keep England out of his homeland. Add to that the storied history of the Loch Ness Monster, who's legend dates back to the 6th Century, and the overall picture of Scotland starts to come to life as a place of adventure, historical significance and cultural tradition. And Dalvey offers some of the finest-crafted gifts and accessories in the world - keep them in mind when considering which groomsmen gifts to buy.
Deep in the Scottish Highlands - the northernmost part of country, bound by the Atlantic on one side and frigid waters of the North Sea on the other - a small family business emerged in the late 1800's, specializing in the manufacture of bagpipes. Grants of Dalvey built a successful and thriving business and soon realized they had developed expert manufacturing skills and fine craftsmanship that could translate into a wider array of products. While manufacturing bagpipes was a noble and worthy business at the turn of the century, there were far more opportunities to expand the company's offerings through items that also represented the spirit and culture of Scotland.
One hundred years later, Dalvey has become world renowned for their luxury lifestyle gifts and accessories, featuring beautiful detailing, expert workmanship and the true essence of Scotland. Still family owned and operated, Dalvey has built its reputation on a wide assortment of products for the traveler, sportsman and epicurean alike, utilizing the finest materials such as Italian leather, polished brass, copper and silver, and incorporating classic design and functionality.
For instance, it's certainly a tradition for any outdoorsman to carry with him a small flask of his favorite spirit to warm his bones on a chilly fall afternoon. To this end, Dalvey's Pocket Flask was designed to fit unobtrusively into a jacket pocket, so as not to interfere with movement or add extra bulk. The smooth, rounded design offers an elegant departure from the sharp-edged canteens that sportsmen have carried for years. Precision engineered from top-grade stainless steel the pocket flask holds 4.3 fluid ounces (125 ml) and is guaranteed never to rust or taint the flavor of its contents. Their multitude of uses make them perfect groomsmen gifts, too.
Now, should you find yourself on a chilly autumn morning hiking across Cairngorm plateau or fishing for Salmon off the Western Isles, and you'd like to share what's in your flask, the craftsman at Dalvey have created the perfect accompaniment: a unique Collapsible Travel Cup that packs away as neatly, and as stylish, as a pocket watch. Its small dimensions - 2 3/8 inches (60.5 mm) in diameter, 3/4 inch (18.6 mm) thick, and weighing only 3.9 ounces (110 grams) - allow it to fit easily in any pocket or even the smallest bag. At the press of a button, a spring lid pops opens to reveal a stainless steel, watertight, telescopic cup inside. If you're looking for unusual groomsmen gifts, look no further.
And speaking of pocket watches, Dalvey has crafted a classic pocket watch that's reminiscent of the timepieces from the days when the company first began. The Full Hunter Pocket Watch combines Dalvey practicality with precision watch making, featuring quartz movement, an 8 1/2 inch (21.6 cm) long stainless steel watch chain and a stylish gold Dalvey badge on the front of the case. Elegant without being ostentatious are trademark design traits of the Dalvey name, and the classic pocket watch offers a great opportunity to showcase their fine craftsmanship and design sensibilities. For the groomsmen who want to be on time, with class, this is the ideal gift.
Any trek across the scenic Highlands would be incomplete without one of mankind's most trusted and invaluable tools. A sturdy and compact pocket compass can aid even the most experienced outdoorsman find his way to Ballindalloch Castle (if you've misplaced your compass, it's located in the heart of Speyside, near to the famed whisky distilleries of Glenfiddich, Glenfarclas and Glenlivet). The Dalvey Pocket Compass incorporates a liquid-filled military standard capsule and a push button spring lid to provide fast and reliable readings. To assist with orienting a map, the interior of the case has etched reference lines, making it easy to reach your destination with plenty of time for enjoying the journey. A classic gift for your groomsmen.
The perfect end to many a glorious day in the Scottish Highlands, might be a hearty meal, a "wee dram" of whisky, and a robust and flavorful cigar. For many cigar aficionados, rather than clipping off the end with a flat double blade cutter, which often leaves small pieces of loose tobacco, the cutter of choice is a "punch," which creates a clean, round hole in the cap, for a smooth and even draw. The Dalvey craftsmen are no strangers to enjoying a well-punched cigar, as they've designed a beautiful Cigar Punch, with a retractable cutting edge and a convenient key ring. There's also a nice feature that allows you to eject the plug that's been cut from the cigar, so you have a clean, ready-to-use again punch.
The Scottish Highlands' environment of lochs, mountains and glens, is every bit as vivid and breathtaking as the pictures and postcards suggest. No visit to the Highlands would be complete without a stop at one of their world famous whisky distilleries. As luck would have it, Dalvey is located in the same part of the Highlands as the Dalmore Distillery, home to the world's most expensive whisky. Since, 1839, Dalmore's Award Winning Malts have been distilled on the picturesque shores of the Cromarty Firth in the Northern Highlands.
There are over 250,000 people living in the communities of the Highlands, and many have family heritage that dates back over many centuries. Included among them are the Grants of Dalvey who, for over one hundred years, have crafted well-engineered products, built with functionality in mind without sacrificing style or presentation.
"Turas math leibh!" - that's Gaelic for "have a good journey!"


While being an author is a profession, and marketing a book is a business endeavor, it is important to remember what brought you to this point: your desire to tell a compelling story or share information.
No matter how motivated you may be to see your work in print and in the hands of readers, there are times when the creative juices stop flowing. For anyone who's ever stared at a blank sheet of paper having no idea what to write next, the loss of passion is a feeling that is all too familiar. If you've been lucky enough to power through writing and publishing without ever feeling a loss of passion or drive, such feelings may arise during the marketing process. Below is a list of reasons your motivation may fade and strategies for combating them.
Sometimes, you feel stagnant — unable to come up with a creative idea, things are feeling flat, there is no new angle, character or plot that is exciting here. It can feel like being stuck in an idea-free zone. This can be very frustrating for any writer who wants to continue developing his or her craft. It can also be a challenge to writers who are focused on the marketing process. In either case, it hinders the ability to move forward with what you're doing.
When you read the work of other writers, you're likely to remember why you enjoy writing. Reading gives you the opportunity to be moved and challenged or learn something new. The books and articles you turn to can even serve as research for your next project, or they may spark an idea that gets you excited again about writing.
Being moved by a fellow author's work can lift your spirits and give you confidence. After all, if you're connecting with their work, it will be easier to convince yourself that others will connect with your own writing.
A creative roadblock doesn't always come from within. Day jobs, family obligations, illnesses and other life events may hit without warning and sideline an author's passion. When this happens, you may feel physically and emotionally drained, so your writing or marketing efforts can suffer.
A walk outside in the fresh air can be restorative, as can setting your writing aside and watching a movie, or even taking a nap. What works for one author will not work for another. Find what refreshes and relaxes you.
In a field like writing where much of the work you do is solitary, self-doubt can creep in from time to time. A writer may wonder: Will people think my writing is good? What if people don't like what I've written? What if I write something that I value greatly and others don't seem to care? Fear can be crippling to the creative process.
Criticism is a natural byproduct of sharing your work with anyone beyond yourself. You may feel very vulnerable once you put your work, and by extension yourself, out there.
Get back into the habit of writing even when your passion or motivation is depleted. What were the habits, patterns or environments that worked before? Get out your paper and pen, computer or whatever tools you use to write. Perhaps revisit the places where you found inspiration in the past.
Sometimes it may take baby steps — just writing a paragraph or a couple hundred words a day. Latch onto a single idea and explore it as fully as you can, play around with metaphors or phrases. While it may seem ritualistic, if you fight through it, the passion will come back.
It's natural for people to compare themselves to others. A writer may look to other writers in his or her genre, or even a friend or colleague who's been successful; it seems that the ink is always brighter on the other side. Such comparisons can lead to a lack of personal motivation.
Writing is typically such a solitary enterprise, so it can be helpful to connect with others. For some, it may be helpful to talk with friends or family members. Others may find it most helpful to share their struggles with fellow writers who can relate to the specific challenges they face. If you don't know any writers in your area, ask around or go online to find a group.
Through your group, you can find encouragement, feedback, or even gain a fresh perspective on your work. The people you share your struggles with may even offer to read what you're working on when it's finished, which can help you stay motivated to finish.
Some writers may find themselves forgetting what got them into writing in the first place. To reignite the spark, it helps to recall the impact you wanted to have in people's lives because of your writing. Whether you wanted to motivate, entertain, make them laugh or make them think, as time passes it can be easy to lose sight of what originally made you excited about your craft or a particular idea.
Even if you're able to recall the original motivation for your writing, you may still find yourself stuck. Perhaps you have been working in one genre for a while, and you're struggling to come up with a new idea or a fresh perspective. If so, it may be time to look into a new area entirely.
Maybe you've written for children but want to write for adults; maybe you've been into technical science writing and want to try science fiction, poetry or something else completely different. Try it out by writing a two-page piece in the new area and seeing what develops.
As time goes by and a writer's work is published and the focus turns to marketing, it can be easy to lose sight of the big picture. Becoming too task oriented can prevent you from looking ahead or considering what's next.
To combat a loss of vision, it can be helpful to consider what might happen if you don't write. How would you feel if you just stopped writing? What might happen to others if you don't write? What joy or what insights might they miss out on if you don't share what you've written?
Reminding yourself that someone out there might need to hear what you have to say can be uplifting and motivating to keep writing and promoting your work.
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The first e-cigarette was invented in 1927 but it got popular in the last 10 years, and smoking has been there for a long time. Vaping is comparatively a new phenomenon and many people are not aware of the details. The lack of information gives rise to ambiguous opinions about the vaping. A lot of debates are going around, vaping and smoking are being compared on the basis of their safety, experience etc. In this blog, we have integrated all the relevant information to make the analysis easier for you. You are going to find out the differences between the two and figure out which one is right choice for you!
5.3.1 Which one to choose?
Smoking is an old cult, almost every human has seen tried it or atleast knows how it looks like. Dried leaves of tobacco are rolled to form a cigarette. The tobacco contains nicotine which is addictive. The smoke is the product of burning the leaves, containing carbon and other gases.
Both of them have similar looking byproducts, smoke and vapour, and this makes some people believe it to be the same. Reality is that they are vastly different. The cigarette smoke has solid particles as it is a product of combustion whereas; Vape devices release the vaporized form of the e-liquid. This vapour basically is aerosol. The composition of both is different but the presence of nicotine common. The e-liquid contains flavours, nicotine and some other chemicals; on the contrary, tobacco smoke contains carbon monoxide and a deadly number of chemicals.
The smell of the cigarettes lasts longer than vapour. The vapour looks denser than the cigarette smoke but the smell vanishes off quickly and it is not as undesirable as the cigarette smell. Mostly, the vapour has a sweet smell because of the flavours. When smoked inside, tobacco smoke will give the fabrics, furniture and other things a tinge of yellow. Vapour disperses easily and doesn't change the colour of your things.
The temperature of the cigarette coal rises when it's lit. The temperature reaches around 600 °C and it exceeds to 900 °C. The smoke gets produced from the burning of the cigarette, making them smaller. Vapes, on the other hand, function on much lower temperatures. The temperature doesn't go beyond 500 °C, which is why the vapour is cooler and less harmful than cigarette smoke.
This is the priority part of the whole analysis. Smoking is notorious for being bad for health. It contains more than 7000 chemicals; some of them are hydrogen cyanide, carbon monoxide, and ammonia. 69 of them specifically cause cancer. Smoking harms organ of the body and diminishes a person's overall health. It causes diseases like cancer, heart disease, stroke, aortic aneurysm, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, tuberculosis, asthma etc.
Vaping is far less injurious than smoking. It is designed to be the less harmful alternative of smoking. According to statistics, the majority of the vape consumers are smokers or have been smokers in their past. It's 90% safer than smoking. The side effects of vaping majorly depend on different variables like the type of device, the quality of e-liquid, and the frequency of use.
Smoking is primarily known for harming the lungs as long term inhalation of burning substance asserts severe effect. There is combustion and there is tar, two fatal elements of smoking. Vaping, as told earlier, turns the e-liquid into aerosol. Vaping never produces carcinogens that lead to life-threatening situations but it can never be claimed that Vaping is 100% safe. The e-liquid won't lead to any serious human effects if it isn't used for an extended period of time.
Smoking causes dental, throat and esophageal diseases and it's a Universal fact. Side effects of vaping include dry mouth, sore throat, coughing etc. The e-liquid contains propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin and these two are the reasons behind the dehydration. Consider drinking more water and if it doesn't work, consult a physician because a dry mouth may have serious oral health implications if left untreated.
A sore throat is linked to the flavour, propylene glycol and even the coil. Try changing the flavour first, if it doesn't help, change the other two elements. Coughing is a common problem but if it sustains for long, go for a doctor.
Cancer is formed when uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells takes place in the body. Tobacco users are at major risk of cancer because tobacco products and secondhand smoke have chemicals that severely damage DNA. Every year, almost 160000 people die of Lung Cancer caused by smoking and 7000 die of secondhand smoke. And these stats are of the people dying of Lung Cancer, not of those diagnosed with cancer and suffering from it. Smoking leads to other kinds of cancers too.
Contrary to that, Vapes contain a very low risk of cancer. Carcinogens are found but in a very low amount. The e-liquid contains nicotine but studies have never shown any cancerous possibilities.
The facts about the two have left us with no choice at all. Smoking is no longer an option. If you are a smoker, you need to quit smoking and switch to vaping right away. You can find amazing vaping deals on and get your vaping device today!


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Q: Parent Bloc unreachable after navigation Futter I have created the Cubit SurveysCubit in HomePage from BlocProvider component, now, I want to access it from a new page pushed in its child body.
All works fine until the pushed page is reached here the following error is shown telling me that the SurveysBloc created on the previous page is not found :
BlocProvider.of() called with a context that does not contain a SurveysCubit.

This is the home page :
class HomePage extends StatelessWidget {
  const HomePage({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return BlocProvider(
  create: (_) =>
      SurveysCubit(repo: RepositoryProvider.of<SurveyRepository>(_)),
  child: Builder(builder: (newContext) {
    return Scaffold(
      body: Center(
        child: Column(
          mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
          children: [
            ElevatedButton(
              onPressed: () => Navigator.push(
                newContext,
                MaterialPageRoute<void>(
                  builder: (BuildContext newContext) => Surveys(),
                ),
              ),
              child: const Text("Surveys"),
            ),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }),
);
  }
}

Surveys, the pushed page :
class Surveys extends StatelessWidget {
  List<Survey> surveys = [];
  Surveys({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    surveys = BlocProvider.of<SurveysCubit>(context).getSurveys; //this call fails
    return Scaffold(
      body: ListView.builder(
        itemCount: surveys.length,
        itemBuilder: (context, i) => Column(
          children: [
            ShowSurvey(survey: surveys[i]),
            SizedBox(
              height: 20,
            ),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

I know I could avoid Builder widget, but I wanted to force a new context creation. I think I provided the right context, so it should work, I don't understand what's happening.

A: you want to share your cubit state between 2 pages you have 2 option to achieve that but first let me explain what BlocProvider.of or Navigator.of basically the "of" word,
ClassA.of means that lets search in my ancestors in context tree about an object of type ClassA.
so when you are typing Navigator.of you are getting the Navigator object from node above you in the tree, same as BlocProvider.of.
now back to your question you are providing a bloc in page HomePage, then trying to access it from Surveys page, now this Surveys page can not access it, because the bloc you are asking to get is not providing in an ancestor node of Surveys page.
to solve this you can pass the bloc instance as parameter to surveys page and wrap the hole page with BlocProvider.value
class Surveys extends StatelessWidget {
  final cubit;
  Surveys({Key? key, required this.cubit}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
   return BlocProvider.value(
          value: cubit,
          child:....
          );
  }
}

or wrap the page directly when you are pushing it (I do not recommend this because every time you want to use this page you have to remember to wrap it with bloc provider)
Navigator.push(
                newContext,
                MaterialPageRoute<void>(
                  builder: (BuildContext newContext) => BlocProvider.value(
                  value: BlocProvider.of<SurveysCubit>(newContext);
                  child: Surveys()
                  ),
                ),
              ),

or last Option is when you want to access you bloc in every page not only this 2 pages just wrap your MaterialApp in the main function with bloc provider.
now when ever you call BlocProvider.of(context) you will get it.

A: First of, if your HomePage is using SurveysCubit I'd recommend wraping it completely rather than declaring BlocProvider on top of build method. This will minimalize chance that you will run into issues like this one.
But if you wonna stay with your implementation, I have few tips.

*

*Remove Builder from tree; it is an inline alternative to defining StatelessWidget. It's redundant here.

*Even if you will pass the right context when pushing Surveys page, errors might occur because RepositoryProvider is using new throwaway context _ that clearly doesnt have repo in it, or it will but then, your implementation is missleading to people reading it.

class HomePage extends StatelessWidget {
  const HomePage({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return BlocProvider(
      create: (newContext) => SurveysCubit(
        repo: RepositoryProvider.of<SurveyRepository>(newContext),
      ),
      child: Scaffold(
        body: Center(
          child: Column(
            mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
            children: [
              ElevatedButton(
                onPressed: () => Navigator.push(
                  newContext,
                  MaterialPageRoute<Surveys>(
                    builder: (_) => Surveys(),
                  ),
                ),
                child: const Text("Surveys"),
              ),
            ],
          ),
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

If this doesnt help, you might need to wrap MaterialPageRoute with BlocProvicer.value().
Secondly, I advice using power of bloc by using BlocBuilder inside your Survey page rather than reading cubit value once. You lose app responsiveness to state changes by fething data once. Best case scenario you want to react to changes, not reload page to get changes etc.
Consider this:
class Surveys extends StatelessWidget {
  Surveys({Key? key}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      body: BlocBuilder<SurveysCubit, SurveysState>(
        builder: (context, state) {
          return ListView.builder(
            itemCount: state.surveys.length,
            itemBuilder: (context, i) => Column(
              children: [
                ShowSurvey(survey: state.surveys[i]),
                const SizedBox(height: 20),
              ],
            ),
          );
        },
      ),
    );
  }
}

Please tell if it worked.

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Q: Why won't the Visual Studio Graphics Designer let me draw anything? I have added a bitmap file to my project in VS2013. When I open it, the Visual Studio image editor shows up. I can draw on the image but as soon as I let the mouse button go, the drawed line/pattern/... will disappear and I end up with a white surface again.
The only workaround I can use: open the saved PNG with Paint, save it there and then it is suddenly editable in VS.
Is this a bug? Am I missing a setting that has to be enabled?


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University of Texas to pay scholarships to student-athletes in 2022
By Scarlett M. Luckey	 Last updated Nov 25, 2021
AUSTIN (KXAN) – The University of Texas Austin has announced that it will pay some of its student-athletes starting in the 2022 spring semester.
Eligible Longhorn student-athletes receiving a scholarship can receive an academic achievement award worth $ 2,990 per semester or $ 5,980 per academic year, UT said on Wednesday. Benefits will be awarded after review and confirmation of academic progress and program engagement, depending on the school.
"We are delighted to be able to provide our student-athletes with the additional, but equally important, support to continue to launch programs focused on their academic engagement and success," said the vice president and director of athletics. UT Chris Del Conte. "Our student-athletes have a wonderful opportunity to engage in a world-class academic experience while pursuing athletic excellence at the highest level."
The announcement follows a September Supreme Court ruling that allowed universities to offer student-athletes additional education-related benefits and direct financial support in the form of rewards for academic achievement.
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"It really makes me feel very appreciated as a student athlete in Texas," said Lauren Burke, a UT softball player. "It shows how much they care about the athletes and they also care about our academics."
UT officials did not respond to questions about how much they predicted student-athlete payments would cost the school. It is not clear if there are any GPA requirements for the program.
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Burke says it's a step in the right direction, and Texas is leading the way.
"It just takes some pressure off the financial situations people may find themselves in, whether it's paying for their car or renting," she said.
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Momentum Telecom Acquires DCT, Gains Cloud Voice Services Business
Atlanta, Georgia's Momentum Telecom acquires DCT Telecom Group, a cloud voice and network solutions provider based in Cleveland, Ohio.
by Ty Trumbull • Apr 23, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia's Momentum Telecom has acquired DCT Telecom Group, a cloud voice and network solutions provider based in Cleveland, Ohio. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Momentum says the deal will grow its customer base, as well as add scale and geography to the company's growing cloud voice clients with significant upsell opportunities.
Todd Zittrouer, Momentum Telecom CEO, commented on the deal:
"DCT's strong relationships in key markets and commitment to their customers make them a natural fit for Momentum Telecom. With DCT on board we will continue to expand geographically and add more enterprise customer knowledge and experience."
DCT Founder Anthony Romano, added:
"We are proud to join forces with Momentum Telecom as they align closely with our core values. DCT customers will benefit greatly from Momentum's market-leading position and shared view on delivering excellent customer value. We look forward to continuing to deliver our high quality service with the backing and support of a leading cloud services provider."
Bank Street Group LLC served as exclusive financial advisor to DCT in connection with the transaction.
Momentum's M&A Plays
Founded in 2001, Momentum generated about $99.3 million in 2017 revenue, according to the annual Inc. 5000 list for 2018, the most recent data available.
In July 2018, the company attracted a majority investment from Court Square Capital Partners. The investment firm also owns a stake in AHEAD, a major IT consulting firm in Chicago.
This is far from Momentum's first acquisition. The company has been bolstering its Unified Communications business for some time now. Recent deals that ChannelE2E has tracked include:
Feb 2019: Momentum acquired New York-based Metro Optical Solutions, a managed network, data, and Internet solutions provider to enterprise and carrier customers worldwide.
Dec 2018: Momentum bought Phoenix, Arizona-based CloudNet Group, a provider of cloud voice, mobility, SD-WAN, contact center, and other unified communications solutions.
Georgia-based Mergers and Acquisitions
Overall M&A activity in Atlanta and the broader Georgia region has been red hot. In the last year alone there has been more than a dozen notable deals take place. Of the ones that ChannelE2E has followed:
Apr 2019: Corsica Technologies acquired Georgia-founded managed IT service provider EDTS and its sister company EDTS Cyber.
Apr 2019: Coretelligent, backed by private equity firm VSS, acquired Duluth, Georgia-based MSP United Technology Group (UTG) for an undisclosed sum.
Apr 2019: Novatech has acquired DynaSis, an Atlanta-based MSP.
Apr 2019: The investment arm of Bain Capital acquired a majority stake in Rural Sourcing, an IT services and software development firm headquartered in Atlanta.
Mar 2019: Two consulting firms, Tier4 Advisors and Robinson Key, have joined forces to create Tier4 Group — an IT Talent, Professional Services, and Security firm based out of Atlanta, Georgia.
March 2019: NXTsoft acquired Digitel Corporation, an MSP from Atlanta.
Feb 2019: Momentum Telecom of Atlanta, Georgia acquired New York's Metro Optical Solutions. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Feb 2019: New York City-based managed IT solutions provider BCM One recapitalized its business and acquired Siptrunk/Sip.us from Alpharetta, Georgia
Jan 2019: Medicus IT of Atlanta, Georgia, acquired Information Strategy Design of Phoenix, Arizona
Jan 2019: Trustpoint.One, an eDiscovery and legal solutions provider from Atlanta, bought Kelly Legal Managed Services (KLMS) for an unknown amount.
Jan 2019: Novatech acquired Consolidated Copier Services (CCS) of Conyers, Georgia.
Jan 2019: ThreeBridge Solutions acquired 3sage Consulting of Atlanta for an undisclosed sum.
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Peter Radizeski:
Momentum Telecom has a long history of M&A. They bought IBBS, some CommPartners assets and Alteva.
Peter: Thanks for the additional names. We'll keep those in mind as Momentum makes more moves.


Charity campaigner Katie Piper and her carpenter partner James have welcomed a baby girl.
The couple have named their daughter Belle Elizabeth. Belle weighed 7lb 1oz and was apparently born by caesarean.
When she first announced her pregnancy, Katie revealed that she'd been wanting to shout it from the rooftops.
30-year-old Katie, who suffered horrific burns after being the victim of an acid attack, set up her own campaigning charity the Katie Piper Foundation.
She's been an inspiration to other people who've experienced burns and facial disfiguration – and never seems to stop working.
In fact she was at a special event for Kiddicare just a couple of weeks ago, busy meeting other mums-to-be and sharing experiences.
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Tales of a midlife crisis are a dime a dozen, but Ollmann actually manages to offer insight and laughs while examining an old hipster's fall from common sense. Apparently autobiographical, the story follows 40-year-old John who — while on his second marriage and with a newborn — becomes fascinated and then obsessed with Sherri Smalls, an up-and-coming children's music performer on the cusp of gaining her own TV show. Ollmann begins switching off the two bungled life stories as they careen to an inevitable car wreck scenario. A funny book about the awful realities of aging.
This follow-up to the "New York Four" graphic novel, which was released by the sadly-departed Minx Books line, picks up at second semester in the lives of four NYU roommates whose lives shuttle between realistic drama and romantic soap opera. Riley has man trouble, Merissa has family trouble and Lona has psycho trouble - she's stalking her creative-writing professor with a vengeance. If none of the teen soaps on TV do it for you, "New York Five" will definitely deliver and is surely better than anything TV has to offer anyhow.
Dirty deeds done south of the border bring security-system sales guy back to the scene of his darkest disgrace, where he has to face up to his demons, think fast and save a few lives. This isn't your usual masculine noir; It wraps real issues for Mexican women into its story of psychosexual violence—as well as the daily reality of politician corruption—and features a strong female character who isn't there to serve merely as eye-candy for the reader or a playmate for the gringo investigator.
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"Flight" cartoonist Hatke makes an awesome book-length debut that has cool-girl Zita transporting to another planet to save her friend Joseph from the clutches of a cadre of aliens who hope he's the key to destroying an asteroid hurtling to the planet. Even with that scenario, it's not remotely grim — Zita dons a fabulous space-girl outfit and pals around with a giant mouse, a floaty red ball thing and a stumbly robot. Great fun! Surely this is just the beginning!


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Bosche – the pejorative French phrase for German is from the French "albosche," and "caboche" (cabbag head or blockhead). This was incredibly generally utilized to the German soldiers by the French. They seriously understood the Earth War I or II German soldier by any other title.
"Boche is a French slang term for &#39rascal&#39 very first used to German soldiers through Globe War Just one, and borrowed through the early decades of that conflict into British English.
A definition is offered in Tracks and Slang of the British Soldier: 1914-1918, edited by John Brophy and Eric Partridge, posted in 1930. I have augmented their notice.
Boche is the desired and most prevalent English spelling. Bosche is a rarer English different spelling.
The phrase was initially applied in the phrase tête de boche. The French philologist Albert Dauzat considered boche to be an abbreviation of caboche, playful French slang for &#39human head,&#39 really a lot like English comic synonyms for head these types of as &#39the old noodle,&#39 noggin, nut, numbskull.
Tête de boche was applied as early as 1862 of obstinate people. It is in print in a document released at Metz. In 1874 French typographers used it to German compositors. By 1883, states Alfred Delvau&#39s Dictionnaire de la langue Verte, the phrase had appear to have the that means of mauvais sujet and was so utilized particularly by prostitutes.
At the beginning of WWI boche had two meanings in continental French: (a) a German and (b) stubborn, hard-headed, obsinate. Promptly during the training course of the war, this French slang phrase was taken up by the English press and public.
Fritz – a popular German provided name.
"Huns" ruled from a remark made by Kaiser Wilhelm when he dispatched a German expeditionary corps to China during the Boxer Rebel. He mainly claimed his troops to display no mercy, declaring that 1,000 yrs back the Huns (an Asiatic nomad people today, not Germanic in the least) led by Attila, had created these types of a name for them with their depredations that they had been nonetheless regarded synonymous with wanton destruction, and urging the German troops of 1900 in China to simply make a identify for by themselves that would very last 1,000 yrs. When the Germans were fighting the French and the British a mere 14 a long time afterwards, this piece of ready-produced propaganda was as well excellent to move up for the Allied side, specially in view of the studies coming in from Belgium from the earliest days of the war.
The plan has been ventured that "squarehead" and "blockhead" resulted from the condition of the German metal helmet of Globe War I. No proof has so significantly been collected to assist this observation.
Blockhead goes again to the 1500&#39s and defines a silly individual, a block of wood for a head. I think it was almost certainly mistakenly applied to Germans mainly because of its similarity to blockhead and inevitably the text turned familiar. Squarehead has been utilized to describe Germans and Scandinavians and was used as a delicate pejorative for Danes and Swedes in the American midwest. It is considered to be of Austrian origin from the late 1800&#39s. It does outline an ethnic bodily characteristic of a squarish-shaped confront exhibited by some Northern Europeans. Its genetic, not from how a person slept. The related boxhead appeared in the early 1900&#39s prior to WWI.
Squarehead is listed in The Slang of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe, 1917-1919: An Historical Glossary by Jonathan Lighter, American Speech: A Quarterly of Linguistic Utilization, Vol. 47, Figures 1-2, Spring / Summertime 1972 as in use in The usa to describe Germans and Scandinavians just before WWI. Lighter does not mention blockhead and presents no origin for that term.
The typical German armed service haircut seemed to make the "sq." or "block" seem. This would also be in line with the phrase "jarhead" for a US Maritime, all over again because of this design of hair. "Squarehead," at minimum, remained a term in vogue in the postwar era for any one of German origin. Of course, just about every race and / or nationality had its individual conditions by which it was explained, most of which would these days be regarded as derogatory or racist.
Of training course, when a single considers the phrase-origins of "Squarehead," and "Blockhead," the rational issue arises, &#39What about "Roundheads," an expression that attained recognition during the English Civil War? Is this more in the way of actual physical anthropology or how the &#39spherical&#39 skull was formed in infancy?
Essentially, the expression "Roundheads" for the Parliamentarians was a derogatory (and, it sees, course-centered) reference to the quite limited hair worn by the London apprentices, with which the Royalists seemingly lumped all their opponents. (The Counter-insult, "Cavalier," likened the Royalists to caballeros – ie, the servants of Catholic authoritarian Spain.) See Martyn Bennett, The Civil Wars in Britain and Eire 1638-1651, Blackwell, 1997, pp. 104.5.
Roundheads "from the English Civil War refers to the haircuts of the extra Puritan customers of the Parliament forces – your simple bowl look, close-cropped and incredibly conservative. It distinguished them from the usually elegantly-coiffed" cavaliers "(Royalists) , gentlemen of noble beginning, and usually of discretion prosperity – on the other aspect, with their lengthy and flamboyant locks.
"Roundhead" as a propaganda epithet for Parliamentarian troopers appeared to originate in the reality that they kept their hair slash short as in opposition to the archetypal flowing locks of Royalist cavalrymen. Though this was not often the circumstance (in truth there is a well known van Dyke portrait of George, Lord Digby and William, Lord Russell, the previous in the dandified &#39Cavalier&#39 outfit and flowing most important, the other in the sombre Puritan black – the former assumed for Parliament, the latter for the King) it was enough of a stereotype for both equally &#39Roundhead&#39 and &#39Cavalier&#39 to be employed by propagandists as conditions of insult while this did not halt each the sets of troopers from having the terms to their hearts as compliment. If a person is to believe these two fantastic historians Walter Carruthers Seller and Robert Julian Yeatman: The Roundheads, of course, were being so known as since Cromwell had all their heads designed perfectly spherical, in buy that they must current a uniform look when drawn up in line . Below this, if any person lost his head in action, it could have been employed as a cannon ball by the artillery (which was performed at the theft of Worcester).
1. "The Slang of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe, 1917-1919: An Historic Glossary," by Jonathan Lighter, American Speech: A Quarterly of Linguistic Utilization, Vol. 47, Figures 1-2, Spring / Summer months 1972.
3. http://www.billcasselman.com and specially his world wide web internet site http://www.billcasselman.com/wording_home/boche.htm . Content employed with the permission of Mr. Casselman.
4. Chenoweth, H. Avery & Brooke Nihart, Semper Fi: The Definitive Illustrated History of the US Marines. NY: Most important Road, 2005, web page 142.


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Coventry maintain the natural order
Nuneaton 12 Coventry 34
John Wilkinson
Coventry have the first trophy for their cabinet at the new Butts Park Arena after a win in last night's inaugural TNT Express Invitation Challenge game at Liberty Way.
League seniority was upheld as Cov scored four tries in the second half to pull away from their hosts who had started well, gone 12-0 behind and then battled back to turn round on level terms.
It was a typically pre-season affair with both squads introducing new faces and making mistakes as they attempted to put training ground moves into practice, but entertaining fare for a sizeable crowd.
Cov's defence was firmly tested in the opening period as, with only six players in their starting XV who were at the club last season, they were allowed little chance to settle or possession by a fired-up Nuneaton side, but that changed on 13 minutes when fly-half Gareth Cull ghosted through a gap behind a ruck to score midway out on the right.
Ten minutes later it was 12-0 when a flowing backs move from deep inside their own territory ended in a try for centre Simon Brocklehurst and Cull conversion, but Nuns hit back to tie the scores with two tries in the five minutes before half-time through centre Ricky Hyslop and hooker Marek Kwisiuk, both from close range, with scrum-half Alex Stejka converting the first.
Cov lock Ben Gulliver picked up a yellow card two minutes before the break, but with seven changes in personnel at the start of the second period the visitors were back in front inside two minutes through a try by lock Paul Clapham from a line-out.
Full-back Richard Davies and winger Craig Richards then showed their pace to run in tries as the gap stretched to 29-12 early in the final quarter, Matt Leek adding a conversion, and No.8 Shawn van Rensburg was driven over five minutes from time to complete the scoring.
Both sets of coaches took positives from the game.
"We've learned a lot as a squad in the last two to two and a half weeks and I felt we put a lot of it in out there tonight," said Cov's Mike Umaga. "It's just a matter of taking what we are working on at training into a game situation and there were some definite stand-outs.
"We've got a few days to move things forward before we go to Gloucester on Monday, and some other players to come in."
Said Nuneaton's director of rugby, Chris Tarbuck: "We lost by 74 points at Bedford this time last year, so to concede 34 against a well-drilled side which is a credit to Coventry shows how we have moved on and that we are not worlds apart.
"I was pleased with our first 20 minutes which was very controlled, and the guys did extremely well.
"Coventry had more depth and the players to bring on who could make a big change to the game, but I learnt a lot from it. In the last 20 minutes I had seven players on the field under 21, and that's good."


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Q: Accessing internal member from outside In SolutionA (Namespace name), I am calling a a memeber (functionA()) of internal class (ClassA )from another class (Engine)and this class through interface (IClassA).
IClassA declares this function
Engine Calls this function and using another method (smame method name in this case).
So if i want to call this internal member in another solution.
So in Solution B
I can do this :
using SolutionA;

IClassA iA;

iA = new Engine();

iA.fuctionA();

I guess it should give functionA when i do a [.] after iA , but intellisense is not giving ..whats wrong here?
Why i am not getting the functionA in SolutionB?
More info about my architechure:
//IClassA.cs
namespace namespaceA
{
internal class ClassA
{
    public string FunctionA(){}
}
}

//Engine.cs

namespace namespaceA
{
public class Engine() : IClassA()
{
    public IClassA.FunctionA(){}
}
}

// IClassA.cs
namespace namespaceA
{
public interface IClassA()
{
    string FunctionA(string data);
}
}

//ClassB.cs

namespace namespaceB
{
using  namespaceA;

internal class Classb
{
    IClassA engine = new namespaceA.Engine();

    engine.FunctionA();  //here i am unable to get fuuction
}
}

A: Does the IClassA interface declare the function? My guess is that it doesn't. Given that the compile-time class of iA is IClassA, the compiler (and Intellisense) will only let you use members of IClassA.

A: It is highly unlikely that this is your problem, but I'll mention it because it is another problem that could cause your symptoms.  If functionA has the [EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never)] attribute, it will not show up in Intellisense when you are in a different assembly.  Though in that situation, ignoring Intellisense and using functionA would still allow the program to compile.


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Running Backs With Short Careers: With Terrell Davis in the HOF is There Hope?
Credit: Alain Moreau
Now that the Terrell Davis should he/should he not be in the Hall of Fame is over, perhaps it is a good time to look ahead at some other running backs that had short careers due to injury (as was the case with Terrell Davis).
We have included a few Hall of Famers for some comparison, they are not necessarily "lower tier" Hall of Famers, just players who had shorter careers than some of the running backs who were healthier and could compile lots of yards.
All graphics courtesy of Pro Football Reference
Priest Holmes had three Offensive Player of the Year-type seasons from 2001 through 2003. He was on his way to a fourth in 2004 but missed half the season due to an injury. He was never the same after that. His per 16-game averages for 2001-04 are as follows: 343 carries for 1624 yards (a 4.7 average) and 21 rushing touchdowns. His receiving totals per 16 games are 67 catches for 641 yards and 2 TDs (9.6 average). That's a per 16-game average of 2265 yards from scrimmage and 23 touchdowns from scrimmage. Not bad production.
He didn't have the post-season production that Davis did so the question is how do his three best compare to Davis's?
Davis was likely voted over the top due to his post-season success. He was extremely effective and was a major factor in the Broncos being home two Lombardi Trophies to Denver. His rookie season was excellent but it was his All-Pro seasons of 1996-98 that defined his career.
Larry Brown, according to Paul "Dr. Z" Zimmerman, ran too hard for his body. Zim said the same thing about Wilbert Montgomery who could also be featured in this post. Brown was the AP and NEA MVP in 1972. He could have had more yards that season but George Allen rested him the final two weeks of the season. It was a wise move as Allen relied on Brown and had him carry the ball 55 times in two playoff games. It got the Redskins to the Super Bowl but Brown and the Redskins ran into the No Name defense of the soon-to-be 17-0 Dolphins.
Brown was also an All-Pro in 1970 and a Second-team All-Pro in 1971 after being a Pro Bowler as a rookie in 1969. So his "peak", if you will, is 4-5 years, depending on how one looks at 1973. Brown scored 14 total touchdowns in 1973 but his rushing average was 3.2 and the literature of the day was suggesting he was on the downside of his career already. Allen must have seen it as well as he brought in Duane Thomas in 1974 and then John Riggins in 1975 to be his ball carriers. Riggins worked out, Thomas? Not so much.
Chuck Foreman didn't get injured he, like Brown, just seemed to run out of gas. He was the Offensive Rookie of the Year in 1973 and then the Sporting News NFC Offensive Player of the Year in 1974 and his best season was neither of those two. In 1975 he scored 22 touchdowns and led the NFL in receptions with 73. Nine of his 22 touchdowns came off the arm of Fran Tarkenton and are still tied for the NFL record for touchdown catches by a running back in a single season.
Foreman was All-Pro again in 1976 and was also the UPI NFC Offensive Player of the Year making 1976 essentially his third straight season of OPOY quality. Foreman, along with Lydell Mitchell expanded the passing game in the NFL, though Ted Marchibroda may have pioneered using backs in this way in 1966, in the mid-1970s it was taken to a new level. Incidentally, Marchibroda was Mitchell's coach in Baltimore and Jerry Burns was the master-mind for Foreman's Vikings.
Regardless, from 1974-76 no one in the NFL scored more touchdowns than Foreman and they went to the Super Bowl three times in his first four seasons and from having seen them play quite a lot, there is no way they go to those games without Foreman. He was an impact player.
In 1986 William Andrews came back from a devastating knee injury and was simply not effective. He last was on an NFL field in the preseason of 1984 and even though he had the heart the body just would follow. Prior to the injury, he was a very dynamic running back. He was a tough, hard runner and was very effective as a receiver in an era when not all backs were effective in the passing game.
He was an All-Pro in 1983 and was on various Second-teams in 1980, 1981 and 1982. His per-16 game averages from 1980 through 1982 were 287 carries for 1333 yards, a 4.6-yard average, and seven touchdowns. He also (on a per-16 game basis) averaged 65 receptions for 646 yards (9.9 average) and three touchdown receptions. The per 16-game average is handy here due to the 1981 players strike.
His peak of four years or so matches up very well with all of these players on the outside looking in the Hall of fame and also fares well against some of the players in the Hall of Fame.
Like Priest Holmes, Billy Sims was on his way to a great season when a knee injury felled him in 1984. His yards per carry was up, he was on pace for perhaps 1400 yards and 60 catches. And then it was over. Sims was All-Pro in 1981 and in 1980 he wasn't but with players like Walter Payton and Earl Campbell in the league, it was hard to make All-Pro with just the two running back slots. Sims didn't play on great teams like Terrell Davis but his per-game stats measure with the best—
Campbell was another running back who just got worn out. From 1978though 1980 he was as good a back as the game had seen then, poof, from 1981 through the end of his career he was a good-to-average running back. He was a three-time MVP (1979 he was consensus, 1978 and 1980 he was the NEA MVP). But, really, he had three great years and three decent years and two that were forgettable. But, the peak was so great he was a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
Leroy Kelly was a four-time All-Pro (1966-68 and 1971) and was a Second-team All-Pro in 1969. The 1969 and 1971 post-season honors are a result of no dominant backs in those seasons. Really, as is the pattern in this post, Kelly's greatness was his peak seasons of 1966-68. Those three seasons he averaged just under 1200 yards rushing, 14 rushing touchdowns, and 5.2 yards a carry, clearly the stuff of Hall of Famers. However, in the four following seasons (1969-72), he averaged 787 yards, 7 touchdowns, and 3.7 yards a carry. hardly the stuff of Hall of Famers.
Like Leroy Kelly, the "other number 44", Floyd Little is someone with a short peak and some years that were, shall we say, "less than productive".
Little was All-Pro in 1969 and 1971 and won a rushing title in 1971. He played behind a line that had three players make one Pro Bowl (actually AFL All-Star game)—Larry Kaminski (1967), George Goeddeke (1969) and Mike Current (also 1969). So, Little got little help.
Still, Little led the NFL in rushing touchdowns from 1971-73 and was tied with Larry Brown in total touchdowns from 1971-73. But, once again, really we are discussing a three-year peak or four-five at best.
Gale Sayers is the gold standard for the short-career Hall of Famer. Many students of the game; researchers and writers have long referred to the "Gale Sayers Exception" when discussing any player whose career lacked longevity due to injury. Dwight Stephenson was one such player. Though he played just eight seasons he was a five-time First-team All-Pro and a five-time Pro Bowler and a five-time NFLPA AFC Offensive Lineman of the Year.
He was so far ahead of other centers that his short career didn't matter to the voters, though he was not a first-ballot HOFer. He had a wait a short time until the "Gale Sayers Exception" kicked in.
Posted by John Turney at 3:45 AM
Agree that Leroy Kelley and Floyd should never have made it into the HOF. TD had way too short a career to be considered and yet he made it? That being said Chuck Foreman had better career than most mentioned.
Look at how many times he touched the ball for the first six yrs(311 avg) I disagree with the Campbell opinion, he had 5 great years, including 1300yds w' 4.0 avg and 12TD in his last full yr in Houston. The team was in a free fall
John Turney September 18, 2017 at 1:56 AM
Just a matter of opinion but a Pro Bowl year, IMO, is not "great". It's very good, but where I agree is I should have given it more credit than "decent". Should have said "good". So, 3 great and 2 good is what I think
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