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by johnphamlin on 2013-02-08 07:37:46.5820
I've been having an issue with getting the right volume settings on my HD500 w/o distorting the mic/direct output signal. This is probably incorrect, but my typical settings have been (amp volume: 100%, amp master volume: 100%, POD mixer volume: 0 dB, main master volume (on the pedal board): 75%) This works great for amps models that are mainly overdriven (Marshall JCM 800, Angle F Ball, Etc) if the output signal is distorting I can't really tell it for the overdriven amps, BUT I have noticed when I've tried to create another patch using a CLEAN/cleaner amp (Fender Twin, Marshall Plexi, Vox AC30, etc) even with everything at 100% (drive as about 25%), these amp models lack the volume that the overdriven models have so I've had to add the booster comp in the patch chain, plus set the POD mixer volume to +5 dB or more to achieve an equal output as the overdriven amp models. However, on these clean amp models I can hear the signal distorting (clearly not clipping the channel at the PA board).
I attempted to remedy it last evening by changing my setting to the following: Dirty Amps (amp volume: 50%, amp master volume: 50-65%, POD mixer volume: 0 dB, main master volume (on the pedal board: 75%) and Clean Amps (took out the boost comp, amp volume: 100%, amp master volume: 85-100%, POD Mixer: brought back down to 0 dB, main master volume (on the pedal board): 75%) This remedied the distorted signal on the clean amps and still kept the volume setting on the different amp models equal, BUT now it seems to have weakend my signal to the board.
I'm seeking the ideal volume settings (whether it be the amp volume, amp master volume, POD mixer volume, or the main master volume on the pedal board) to get optimum mic/direct out signal to the board w/o sacrificing volume for a weak signal, but also w/o sending to much and distorting the signal. Anyone have any time tested suggestions?
by superkungfukid on 2013-02-08 12:08:45.4640
The master volume (main one, the physcal knob, not the one in the deep editing), is an analog control that only affects the signal that is sent to outboard gear (PA, DAW, etc.), and has no affect on the tone of the amp being modeled - I would suggest putting that at 100% if it isn't clipping the PA channel you're plugged into (see what it does with NO amp or effects selected, you may be shocked at how loud the bypass volume actually is). This is the only place you need to worry about sending too much signal into your board. Also, I'd use the 1/4" outs to the board and not the xlr.
Within an amp model, the volume parameter that you are referring to above as amp volume has NO affect whatsoever on the tone or response of the amp model and should NOT be thought of as the amp volume in the same way a physical amp's volume is - it is more accurately thought of as the channel or patch volume and it only affects loudness of the patch from the amplifier block onward. You are asking for internal digital clipping the further past 50% you go depending on what is in your chain after the mixer, especially if you're also boosting the patch volume at the mixer block. The master amp volume as found in the deep editing parameters of an amp model is more or less to be considered as the master volume of the power amp section being modeled, and has an affect on the amp model's power tube break up modeling, as well as overall volume of the amp model itself (between this control and the drive control, which is more or less the same kind of control only for the preamp section of the amp model, you will be able to tweak your desired clean through crunch/distortion levels); for clean amp sounds, you really shouldn't be taking this past 50-65%, imo. The mixer levels act in much the same way as the patch volume, no affect on tone, only in the overall volume.
Set the patch volume conservatively, between 40-50% I would say, tweak the drive, bass, mid, treble and amp master volume controls to your desired tone (forgetting loudness at this point). Once you have the sound you want tonewise, then start tweaking the loudness of the patch (which really shouldn't need to be that high, imo). What you've described above is NOT the output distorting, you are getting internal clipping within your patch before it ever gets to the output stage because you are setting the patch volume too high. Try putting eq and boost type effects you may be using at the very end of your chain, after the mixer block, if you think you need to boost there. Let the PA do the heavy lifting of your overall volume on stage (or practice, or both, I don't know what context you're running the HD500 through a PA in). Read meambobbo's tone guide, and then read it again - it WILL help you immensely. I could be totally wrong about all the advice I've given you above, but after reading meambobbo's guide and being conservative with the patch settings, I have not experienced digital clipping and my volumes are well balanced amongst the patches I've made thus far. YMMV.
by MartinDorr on 2013-02-08 13:11:55.7430
I think 'SuperKungFuKid' is right on the ball when you have to rely on your ears. If you want to get a little more 'scientific' about it and have a DAW with a reasonable good level meter post back and I can post more details to pay attention to when trying to maximize levels and level your tones w/o clipping.
I want to stress what was said above: The channel volume knob is tone neutral and just useful to adjust your amplifier model output signal level, but it does so only up to an internal signal level of about -12dB. Therefore you want to initially set it just to some comfortable middle in the road level and play with Drive and other tone stack parameters till you get the tone you want. If Drive needs to be really low (like for some ultra clean fenders) you can raise channel volume usually up to 100% w/o problems. If Drive is high or you use a High-gain amp model you may want to back off channel volume to stay in your comfortable volume level.
In general I think it is importanat to think of amp modelling blocks not as amplifiers but as complex compressor/eq/distortion blocks. Putting them into your signal chain should not really change your signal level. It should only change your tone. If you come in with a clean tone w/o the amp at some level and you enable an amp and the output is about the same signal level you won't have experienced signal path related distortion. If your clean guitar signal w/o an amp is distorting, use a different input, change guitar volume, or lower your pickups (all assuming your mixer is at 0dB and you are not overdriving your PA). If your clean guitar input signal is low and your output level is not enough, try boosting the clean guitar signal to a level with the Studio EQ (just gain) below distortion at max guitar volume and playing style. Then add the amp (w/o volume change) and other effects (all w/o changing volume). If you can keep the mixer at the end you can give the signal another clean 12dB boost (if you can stand it or the PA can deal with that level).
Good luck and let me know if you want to measure levels with a DAW via USB,
by meambobbo on 2013-02-08 17:41:58.8520
this is spot on - glad everyone is getting on the same page in this regard. here's some links to the pertinent sections in my guide:
by johnphamlin on 2013-02-18 08:36:59.5920
Thanks all! Every suggestion has helped. Meambobbo, your link/page is outstanding! It has more info than I could have ever imagined! On a side note, I also played with the mixer and found (using a single amp) if you set both channels (A&B) to 0% in the center (instead of one @ 100% left and the other @ 100% right), it will boost the signal as well. I thought this was a new discovery of mine, but it may have very well been on the Meambobbo page. If it was, I apologize for trying to take credit for it. Ha ha! Thanks again!
by MartinDorr on 2013-02-18 13:53:27.2870
Yes, you get a 6dB boost if you do that. Has been mentioned before, but may be hard to find.
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Scotland has taken a novel approach to find some of the best young talent south of the border in England by hosting a training camp not in Glasgow or Edinburgh, but deep in the heart of England to scout almost 70 youth players who would be eligible to play for Scotland.
The training camp was set up in the Midlands and attracted talent from a host of Premier League academies as well as Spanish-born Jack Harper of Real Madrid. The Scottish Football Association sourced players with Scottish heritage between the ages of 14 and 20, working both as a camp for scouting talent as well as convincing them to play international soccer for Scotland.
Scotland Performance Director Mark Wotte recently spoke to The Herald newspaper about the training camp:
"We decided rather than fly the players up to Scotland to train, we would set up a camp in England. It makes more sense for the coaches to go to them.
"There are 24 academies in England and we have to tap into them, because not every player will get the chance to play for England.
"We have taken steps to source players with a Scottish heritage and the response we've had has been excellent.
"Of course, there is a risk involved that you want a player to pledge himself to Scotland and they do so but decide to play for England at the last minute. It happened to us with Southampton's Sam Gallagher; that was disappointing and frustrating. But, then, we have had the positive in someone such as Ikechi Anya at Watford, who has made an impact for the full national team.
"We have to broaden our horizons and accept that not every player will be born in Scotland and spend all of his young life there. We must not restrict ourselves.
"If you look at the Germany team that won the World Cup, not every player was born in Germany. France hasn't had success because every player was born in France. It's the same with Holland."
The question that obviously arises out of this is whether this is acceptable. Of course, all the players at the camp are able to play for Scotland, but when one looks at it as 'poaching' another nation's talent, it becomes something of a moral dilemma.
This isn't to say that people who hold dual heritage or citizenship should be tunneled into one single nationality. Players have every right to choose where they play, and players also have every right to their own reasons why they play for the nation they choose. Whether they choose a country for a better chance of success, for the purposes of their heritage or identity or perhaps or even because they don't realistically have a chance of playing for another nation they are eligible for (such as Shola Ameobi representing Nigeria instead of England) – each player has the right to their own decision. What is morally questionable is planting these choices into a 14-year old's mind. Youth players are not allowed to sign professional contracts at this age, and perhaps the same ethics that formed this rule makes me question whether this is acceptable behavior.
Of course, many players have played for teams at youth levels and then go on to commit their future to another nation (such as Carl Jenkinson, who switched from Finland to England), but offering these camps building an affinity to a nation at aged 14 you are establishing the basis of a decision that should be deeply personal. Perhaps because the Scots have often been seen as footballing minnows compared to their English neighbors, with many players over the years having played for England despite Scottish heritage, this practice is seen as acceptable.
If the Spanish were looking to hold camps in Argentina, where many share heritage, I wonder if this would be held in a more negative light than it is with a Scottish camp in England. Just because the talent pool is smaller in Scotland, does not mean that accessing and convincing talent as young as 14 to play for a particular nation is acceptable. If Spain was to find the next Lionel Messi or Gonzalo Higuain and convince them of their international future at 14, would there not be uproar? I am not against a player playing for any nation that they choose or for any reason, as long as it abides by the relevant ancestry and citizenship laws and regulations, but to try to convince and manipulate the decisions of those that are so young is cynical at best, and irresponsible at worst.
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For 23 years and through four editions,Urban Pest Management in Australiahas been the major reference work for Australian pest control operators. This fifth edition has been extensively revised to support the constantly evolving pest management industry. It features an accessible new format, fully updated chapters, additional colour plates and extra... more...
Plant Analysis: An Interpretation ManualCSIRO Publishing 1997; US$ 120.00
An easily accessible compilation of data summarising the range of nutrient concentration limits for crops, pastures, vegetables, fruit trees, vines, ornamentals and forest species. more...
Life in a GallCSIRO Publishing 2012; US$ 31.45
Introduces the Australian native insects that induce galls on plants and the plant species that host them. more...
Crop ScienceCABI 2001; US$ 135.00
This text includes keynote invited papers from the Third International Crop Science Congress held in Hamburg, Germany in August 2000. The papers provide an overview of the major issues confronting crop science today and in the future. more...
Integrated Pest ManagementCABI 2004; US$ 135.00
Although the concept and philosophy of integrated pest management have been largely accepted for some time, its implementation is complex and faces numerous potential problems. If IPM is to enjoy widespread approval and adoption, it must be clearly defined and economically and socially acceptable. This book addresses many of the key issues surrounding... more...
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Crop wild relatives (CWR) are species closely related to crop plants which can contribute beneficial traits such as pest or disease resistance and yield improvement. Through an examination of national, regional and global context of CWR, this text presents methodologies and case studies that provide recommendations for global conservation and use. more...
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Wheat and Wheat Quality in AustraliaCSIRO Publishing 1989; US$ 64.95
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text: One of the hottest niches in the booming beverage field is known as RTDs, or ready-to-drink products. And we're not just talking about water and sodas. Cocktails, straight shots, mixers … they're all part of the mix, so to speak. Check out the print version of my "Dowd On Drinks" column in the Thursday Times Union's Life•Food section for the latest updates.


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Car & Driver compares 11 of the best tires
Good test, and may finally keep you guys quiet about the damn T1-Rs. :P
Points results overall (higher is better):
Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3: 1050.4
Continental ContisportContact 2: 1031.9
Yokohama Advan Neova AD07: 1027.0
Michelin Pilot Sport PS2: 1018.7
Hankook Ventus R-S2 Z212: 1015.4
Dunlop SP Sport Maxx: 1002.2
Pirelli P Zero Rosso Asimmetrico: 1002.1
Toyo Proxes T1R: 999.7
Bridgestone Potenza RE050A: 993.9
BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KD: 993.0
Kumho Ecsta MX: 990.7
I wish the S-03s and RT-615s were included, but you can't get it all. Like I suspected, the R-S2s are badass for the prices they sell at.
Full test: http://www.caranddriver.com/article....ticle_id=10252
u got the viper vs Z06 mag too eh.
Nah, I haven't even seen this mag on paper yet, just stumbled on the tire shootout. I really need to get a subscription again though, I love C&D.
woohooo! Now i'm glad I decided buying ContiSport II for my GT2!!
"It simply didn't feel as sporty as some of the other performers"
"On dry surfaces, the Conti never rose above third from last among 11 tires (3 different tests). It felt soft and imprecise, two qualities not in the vocabularies of performance tires. Geswein grouped it with the other "dull and disconnected" tires."
"So how, then, did it land in second place? There simply weren't huge gaps in the percentage differences among all the tires in dry situations. For example, the last-place tire was within 10 percent of the best tire. But in the wet, the spread from best to worst was 15 percent, which made for a larger point spread."
In my opinion they worent really talking about this tire as one should be when its in seccond place, it seems they where somewhat "blameing" the way they calculated the scores to bring it to such a rank. just my .02
i dunno I had Pilot Sports and I have Toyo T1-R
Toyo feels much better and grippier. Maybe extra 10mm has something to do with ti
PS2 = very different from PS1.
we'll see who's dreaming when I post the vid of my GT2 come spring and you're in butt-fuk-depressionville watching the rain outside. LMAO!
Spring eh? you know we're all gonna hold you to that now.
I just ordered a set of the Yokos. I will be running them track/street on my track rims. Im expecting a lot from these tires, as they performed really well in the article, the numbers dont tell the whole story.
Pej, I was wondering what tire you were selling the GS-D3 for. Good choice, after buying the mag today and reading through, the Neova kicks ass.
Personally I'm going with the Hankook R-S2 for track/street next season, mainly because it's the only tire tested available in the right size for my car (anything 225+ with a small diameter is very hard to find).
They dont make the RS2s in my sizes, or I would have tried them actually.
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Jail repairs once again on agenda
Published 11:11 am, Saturday, November 10, 2012
Hale County commissioners on Friday revisited the looming county jail renovation project with a follow-up presentation by Larry Settle of Basic IDIQ.
A McKinney resident who grew up in Plainview and graduated from PHS in 1966, Settle represents a construction management firm that has been assessing the maintenance needs at the jail. He attended Friday's work session along with company Vice President Lyndon Brinegar of Houston and Don Dorsey of Lubbock.
During the past year commissioners have met with various consultants, contractors and architects concerning the jail, which was built more than 30 years ago and added on to two decades ago.
Previously, commissioners have indicated a desire to keep the facility functional and operational until the economy improves and the tax base increases to the point that the county has the resources to build a new jail.
Settle urged commissioners to seriously consider moving ahead on various jail construction options.
He suggested converting the flat roof at the facility to a pitched roof, due to ongoing problems with leaks. Settle said his firm could accomplish that task for between $645,000 and $700,000.
Concurrent with those roof repairs, he said the county should seriously consider heating, air conditioning and ventilation system upgrades, serious issues involving electrical wiring and plumbing issues.
Pointing out that the sewer issues are perhaps among the most pressing, Settle said the most cost-effective remedy likely would be a resin liner inside the existing pipes.
The first step, he said, would be to clean the pipes with high pressure water jets and then inspect the interior with video cameras. Once the video assessment is made, the scope of the project could be determined and actual repairs made.
Settle said his firm would use a subcontractor from Houston to do the high-pressure cleaning and video inspection at a cost of $15,000 to $18,000. Once the county approves the project, the three-day project could be done within a couple of weeks.
Following the presentation, Sheriff David Mull told commissioners that Integrity Steel is in the process of inspecting and cleaning locks inside the jail. Once that assessment is complete, the county should know how much it will cost to repair or replace non-functioning locks. Due to their age, replacement parts for those cell locks may not be readily available, Mull noted.
County Judge Bill Coleman indicated that further deliberations on the jail construction options would be tabled, pending the inspection of the locks.
Commissioners will hold their regular session at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Hale County Courthouse, instead of Monday due to the Veterans Day holiday.
Among other items discussed during Friday's work session in anticipation of action on Tuesday include:
•The hiring of three employees by Mull and one employee for Precinct 3.
•The closure of County Road 290 from County Road C to the Lamb County line due to low usage and heavy erosion.
•A resolution recognizing November as Home Health Care and Hospice Month.
•Approving a contract with retiring Special Projects Coordinator Jerry Morphis after he retires on Dec. 31. The contract calls for Morphis to receive $100 for each residential septic system inspection and $200 for each commercial septic system inspection he makes, at the request of the county. In addition, he will be paid at a rate of $25 per hour when needed to help his successor, David Hipolito, during the transition. Coleman explained that his services likely will be needed from time to time until Hipolito completes required training and receives state certification to conduct the various required inspections himself.
•Learned from Lanell Julian and Jim Posey that premiums on COBRA health insurance coverage could not exceed the amount the county is actually contributing per employee into the benefit account, which currently is $415 per month.
•Reviewed the 2013 Indigent Defense Program Grant and the inter-local agreement with Lubbock County on a regional public defender for capital cases, before formal approval on Tuesday.
•Learned from Treasurer Ida Tyler that commissioners are to approve current accounts payable from Oct. 22 to Nov. 9, totaling $265,921.80 in the general account and $21,542.10 through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Grant. Not included in that total is $63,450 in outstanding invoices for indigent care services through the end of September, which they are expected to pay as well once a budget amendment is approved Tuesday. Another budget amendment or line-item transfer will involve shifting funds to pay for those called for jury service. Coleman explained that an increased effort is being made to bring pending cases to trial, and the higher costs involved in calling jury panels should more than offset with an increase in revenue from fines.
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Stetson University College of Law is seeking attorneys to volunteer civil legal services to military members, veterans and their families as part of its Veterans Pro Bono Initiative Team. With more than a million veterans, Florida is home to one of the largest populations of veterans in the country. Stetson's new Veterans Pro Bono Initiative Team will serve Tampa Bay area veterans through its Veterans… » Read more


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renault 5 express LeCar diesel
Price: US $795.00 Item location: Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
- Condition: Used
- Make: Renault
- Model: Other
- SubModel: express
- Type: Minivan
- Trim: basic
- Year: 1988
- Mileage: 130,000
- Color: White
- Engine size: diesel
- Number of cylinders: 4
- Fuel: Diesel
- Transmission: Manual
- Drive type: FWD
- Interior color: Gray
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1988 Renault Other expressEbay does not recognize Europeans vins so the real vin is:vf1f4000401045304.
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A pretty rare Renault 5 Express panel wagon diesel from 1988.Has the 1. 6 liter 4 cylinder diesel motor that gives you highway speeds and still do 60 miles to the gallon.Has a 4 speed manual. Its a 2 seater panelwagon delivery vehicles with barndoors. No ac. No powerwindows. No cc or other electronic stuff that can break.Minor rust.Don't miss out on this rare cool little panelwagon attention getter.Runs and drives and clean and clear florida title. I have sold bunches of them to people that own little stores. Antique places,winehouses,carshops etc etc and these is my last one. Has about 200000 kilometers or 130000 miles and purs like a kitten and are pretty fast also. They also make great citycourier cars or for pizza deliveries. Even sold to some people who converted them to mini RVs. Many things you can do with them. Renault diesels are very reliable and will last forever. So don't miss out :-). Speedo in KM. not miles,easy to get used to.Frontseats are not matching.Import from Europe,left hand drive, o reserve.My last one and no more coming. We assist with shipping or get you from the airport. Deposit within one hour of auction ends by paypal,balance to be paid within 3 days.No warranties promised or implied,as is,where is. I also have a 1990 VW eurovan diesel for sale and a bunch more.Florida residents pay salestax.If driven home,we give you a temp tag but do have to charge sales tax,even for non fla residents,its the law.If hauled by transportcompany out of state we don't charge sales tax. No dealer fees ever.


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August 29, 2008 13:11 IST
Prince Harry, the third-in-line to the British throne, has sought another round of army duty in war-ravaged Afghanistan.
The Prince, who is a Lieutenant in the Household Cavalry's Blues and Royals, spent ten weeks on the front line fighting the Taliban [Images] insurgents earlier this year before being flown home in February after his deployment was made public.
"Harry has made no secret of the fact he wants to be there when the regiment returns to the front line next year. He said the experience of leading his men into battle is one he hopes he can repeat.
Prince Harry fights Taliban militants in Afghan
"And with one mission under his belt, he has the skills and experience that will make him an extremely valuable member of the battle group," the British media quoted a Blues and Royals source as saying.
However, the Clarence House has said that there are no plans to deploy the 23-year-old Prince in Afghanistan again but confirmed he's a committed soldier who is always ready to do his duty if requested.
Desk job for Prince Harry in Canada
"Prince Harry is committed to his career in the Army and he remains ready to do whatever iss required," the unnamed spokesperson was quoted as saying.
The Prince and members of his regiment will resume training at Windsor's Combermere Barracks next week before he begins a two-week exercise on Salisbury Plain. Then early in 2009, he is expected to take part in a full-scale live firing exercise in Canada [Images].
Prince Harry vows to quit smoking
The Blues and Royals will continue building their skills until April when they will go on full battle footing and begin six months of intensive tactical training to prepare for Afghanistan.
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A combination of pop songs, talkback radio and cutting-edge science has enabled Australian astronomers to identify a way to prevent catastrophic, multi-billion dollar space junk collisions, a new study has revealed.
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At its meeting in Paris today, the Science Programme Committee of the European Space Agency (ESA) selected the 'The Hot and Energetic Universe' as the theme for its next Large mission, which is expected to be launched in 2028.
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Gemini observations support an unexpected discovery in the galaxy Messier 101. A relatively small black hole (20-30 times the mass of our sun) can sustain a hugely voracious appetite while consuming material in an efficient and tidy manner - something previously thought impossible. The research also affects the long quest for elusive intermediate-mass black holes.
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China is counting down to the launch of its first lunar rover mission, which will blast off early next month.
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The Large Magellanic Cloud is one of the closest galaxies to our own. Astronomers have now used the power of ESO's Very Large Telescope to explore one of its lesser known regions. This new image shows clouds of gas and dust where hot new stars are being born and are sculpting their surroundings into odd shapes. But the image also shows the effects of stellar death - filaments created by a supernova explosion.
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The Dutch Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter (FOM) has awarded a 1.2 million Euro grant to the research program 'Quantum gravity and the search for quantum spacetime', led by professor Renate Loll of Radboud University Nijmegen.
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Two months ago astronomers created a new 3D map of stars at the centre of our Galaxy, showing more clearly than ever the bulge at its core. Previous explanations suggested that the stars that form the bulge are in banana-like orbits, but a paper published this week suggests that the stars probably move in peanut-shell or figure of eight-shaped orbits instead.
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Scientists should take the conservative approach when searching for habitable zones where life-sustaining planets might exist, according to James Kasting, Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences at Penn State, including when building terrestrial planet finders.
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[email protected] volunteers find four cosmic lighthouses in data from NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.
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Astronomers at Swinburne University of Technology and their international collaborators have found evidence that galaxies that are located in groups might be running out of gas.
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When a star explodes as a supernova, the material blasted outward from the explosion still glows hundreds or thousands of years later, forming a picturesque supernova remnant. What powers such long-lived brilliance? In the case of Tycho's supernova remnant, astronomers have discovered that a reverse shock wave racing inward at Mach 1000 (1,000 times the speed of sound) is heating the remnant and causing it to emit X-ray light.
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A week after launching a new orbiter to investigate the upper atmosphere of Mars, NASA is sending a sounding rocket to probe the atmosphere of Venus.
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Our Galaxy may have been swallowing 'pills' - clouds of gas with a magnetic wrapper - to keep making stars for the past eight billion years.
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By working with a model spacesuit, a group of Kansas State University engineering professors and students are exploring how wearable medical sensors can be used in future space missions to keep astronauts healthy.
Posted: Nov 25th, 2013Read more
No matter how painstakingly we choose the materials to build satellites, once a mission is over they are just so much junk. But what if one day they could be recycled in space for future missions - perhaps as construction material, fuel or even food?
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Much like the Grand Canyon, Nanedi Valles snakes across the Martian surface suggesting that liquid water once crossed the landscape, according to a team of researchers who believe that molecular hydrogen made it warm enough for water to flow.
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Yo, Heat fans.
Looking for some advice. I will be in town on Tuesday Jan 24. I bought tix in section 103 for $50 a piece vs the Cavaliers.
Im super psyched. Cant Wait!!! :BartScott:
How early should I get there to watch shootaround?
Any chance to get autographs?
Any and all tips are appreciated.
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LILBURN, Ga. -- Amy Berryman is a full-time mom, and director of critical care services at Northside Hospital. Earlier this month, she became a hero.
Berryman and her children went to a community pool birthday in Lilburn when she overheard a 9-year old tell her parents she thought there was a baby at the bottom of the pool.
The mother sprang into action without hesitation diving into the pool fully-clothed and pulled the 3-year-old limp body from the bottom.
She shouted for help and someone dialed 911.
"I started assessing him," Berryman said. "He was blue and didn't have a pulse. I started doing CPR and water started to pour out of his nose and mouth. After a minute-and-a-half or so, he regained a pulse. I continued doing rescue breathing."
Bryson, 3, regained his breath and some movement by the time paramedics arrived. The ambulance took Bryson to Eastside Medical Center, where he was intubated and then airlifted to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite Hospital.
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The Georgia Department of Public Health says unintentional drowning is the number one cause of death in children between the ages of 1 and 4, and swimming pools are the most common site for those drownings to occur.
"It all happened so fast," Berryman said. "I think between mom-mode and nurse-mode, all I remember is him and focusing on him. I don't even remember looking up."
About 20 stunned partygoers held hands and prayed for Bryson.
Word spread on Facebook and soon, family and friends from all over the world also sent well-wishes. This was the first time Berryman had to administer CPR outside of a hospital setting.
"She's our family's angel," said Karen Rogers, Bryson's grandmother.
Rogers, of Snellville, said she was watching Bryson all day and in a split-second he was underwater and no one at the party saw him fall in the pool.
"It was so quick, it was surreal," Rogers said. "There's no way we can thank her enough, she's a hero."
Berryman's quick action is likely the reason Bryson did not experience neurological issues. Bryson has made a full recovery.
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This year some 800 tickets were sold for the event, which raised more than $7,000 for the Rotunda renovation project. The renovation entered the next major, two-year phase of work in May. This $42.5 million second phase includes updates to utility systems for better safety and accessibility; restoration of exterior historical features, including the column capitals; and renewal of the Rotunda's landscape spaces. The entire renovation is funded through a combination of private philanthropy and state appropriations. Of the original $50.6 million project, $7.8 million remains to be raised.
Pippa Mason, Restoration Ball chair, found the wide-ranging community support for the Rotunda particularly inspiring. "A major goal for this year was to expand the scope of organizations that sponsor the ball," she said. "We had a wide range of sponsors from Student Council, the LGBTQ center and the Salsa Club to the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. We also saw large support from the Greek community, with eight fraternity and sorority sponsors. One of the great things about the Restoration Ball is that it's open to the entire student body."
Mason described the planning for the ball as a key part of the UVA student experience. "What I found really powerful about planning the ball was the level of responsibility that the University administration entrusted to me as a student," she said. "I knew that the ball was entirely student run prior to committing to the chair position, but I was blown away by the autonomy and respect granted to me. 'Student self-governance' is not just a buzzword here."
The Restoration Ball's generous sponsors included the following organizations:
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People are seeking. Now more than ever individuals around the world are seeking for answers to their heart searching questions the world around them cannot give them.
They are turning to God. They have learnt the hard way that all the things around them that the world offered them did not satisfied their need for peace, contentment and joy.
Now is the time for the Body of Christ to rise up to the occasion; to stand up as one man seeking the presence of our Heavenly Father so that we can be soaked with the blood of our Savior and be baptized with the fire of His Holy Spirit.
It is time for the Body of Christ to return towards our First Love. It is time for us to repent as one man and to turn from our rebellious ways. It is time for the Body of Christ to be burned from our filthiness and to walk the path of holiness and sanctification we are being called for.
For in order for the Body of Christ to be used by our Savior we need to be clean vessels; washed by the blood of the Lamb. In order for the Holy Spirit to work through us with great power we need to be baptized and burned by the Holy Spirit.
It is only in the fire of the Holy Spirit our hearts are cleansed from all filthiness, pride and selfishness. It is only in the fire of the Holy Spirit the compassion and love of our Heavenly Father is deposited into our hearts making it possible for us to serve the seeking and searching souls with compassion and love.
For it is out of the compassion and love of our Heavenly Father that miracles of healing, deliverance and salvation take place. His love is the source of the power the Body of Christ desperately need in order for him to be awakened to life again.
The Body of Christ is asleep. We desperately need some kind of drastic awakening. In His grace our Savior Jesus Christ has awakened a few giants out of their sleep; being the vessels of the Holy Spirit through which miracles, deliverance and salvation is taken place.
These supernatural work of the Holy Spirit is spreading like wild fire all over the world and the danger for the Body of Christ lies therein that is shall be left behind due to our pride, selfishness and self-righteous point of view which stemmed out of the spirit of religion.
Jesus Christ of Nazareth is returning soon and if the Body of Christ do not awake to the trumpet call to make himself ready it shall be left behind.
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Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain (Hardcover)
Genre: Fiction - Children's Picture Books; Book Themes: Animals, Jobs People Do, Rhyming Stories
In "He Bear, She Bear (Bright and Early Books)" by Stan and Jan Berenstain, two little bears talk about all kinds of jobs they can do whether they are he bear or she bear. The authors use rhyming words and colorful pictures to talk about the jobs that can relate to toddlers and preschoolers.
W. Awdry (Hardcover)
Genre: Fiction - Children's Picture Books; Book Theme: Transportation
In "Stop, Train, Stop (I Can Read It All by Myself Beginner Books)", Thomas the Tank Engine decides not to make his stops one day. His passengers are not happy. Simple storyline, simple language and colorful pictures all make it a good picture book for toddlers and preschoolers.
Byron Barton, Mirra Ginsburg (Paperback)
Genre: Fiction - Children's Picture Books; Book Theme: Animals
In "Good Morning, Chick", Mirra Ginsburg tells a simple story about a baby chick and uses animal sounds and action words that appeal to toddlers and preschoolers. Byron Barton's illustrations are bright and colorful. "Good Morning, Chick" is a good picture book for toddlers and preschoolers to learn about chicks.
In "The Berenstain Bears on the Moon" by Stan and Jan Berenstain, the bear children and their pup take their rocket ship to the moon and back. They experience weightlessness and a meteor shower, and finally land on the moon. This children's picture book teaches a little about space exploration on a level that is easily understood by toddlers and preschoolers.
Karen Katz (Hardcover)
Genre: Fiction - Children's Picture Books; Book Theme: Chinese New Year
In "My First Chinese New Year", a little girl celebrates her first Chinese New Year with her family. With colorful illustrations and informative texts, author Karen Katz clearly explains the various Chinese New Year traditions. Children in preschool, kindergarten and first grade will enjoy this lively picture book.
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They're going to Kansas City. Kansas City, here they come.
Considering the impact they have had in the first half of the 2012 season, it seems unthinkable that either Mike Trout (one of the most dynamic rookie talents the American League has seen in years) or Mark Trumbo (one of the most productive young sluggers in the American League) could be left off the AL roster for the annual All-Star Game to be played at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City on July 10.
"If I get picked, it'd be a great honor. But if I don't get picked, there's always next year," Trout said with the unassuming stance – masking a deep reserve of confidence – that has been his adopted posture while taking the AL by storm over the past two months.
"It's a good personal goal. But I'm here to win. All the individual honors are nice, but that's not as important as helping the team win."
That is just another point in Trout's favor for an All-Star selection – the Angels were just 6-14 before his promotion on April 27 but have been the winningest team in the majors since his arrival (34-19).
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But there are plenty of numbers to make Trout's case. He is second in the American League in batting (.338), third in on-base percentage (.399) and first in stolen bases (21). Since May 1, no one in the majors has scored more runs (43) than Trout or been on base more times (92).
"Everything happens in its own time," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said, downplaying the significance of Trout making the All-Star team before his 21st birthday – something our best research could find has been done by only 17 players in baseball history.
"If the time's right and Mike continues to play well and he gets that honor, great. But I don't think it's anything that's consuming his time right now."
It's certainly eating up a lot of his interview time. The question has been thrown at Trout so often that his response has become steadily downsized from "a huge thrill" to "awesome" to "a good personal goal."
Six years older and one year farther down the road on his big-league career, Trumbo is similarly dismissive of the All-Star talk.
"I treat it the same way I treated all the Rookie of the Year talk last year — I don't expect anything," said Trumbo who finished second to Rays right-hander Jeremy Hellickson in the AL Rookie of the Year voting after leading the Angels in home runs (29) and RBI (87) in 2011.
"If something were to happen, it would be awesome, a tremendous honor. But I'm not spending any time thinking about it."
It shouldn't take any time to arrive at a conclusion regarding his All-Star worthiness. Trumbo has been the most consistently productive hitter in the Angels' lineup, outshining nine-time National League All-Star Albert Pujols among others.
Through Sunday's games, Trumbo is one of only two players in the American League to rank in the Top 10 in each of the three Triple Crown categories – he ranks fifth in batting average (.316), tied for eighth in home runs (17) and tied for sixth in RBI (49).
The other player, Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton, leads all players in the online All-Star voting. Click here to see the latest vote totals; balloting ends at 8:59 PDT Thursday.
If Trout and Trumbo are going to get to Kansas City, it won't be through the current fan voting. Trout started the season in Triple-A and the Angels did not even nominate him for inclusion on the All-Star ballot. Trumbo, meanwhile, appears on the ballot as a third baseman – a position he has played just eight times this season, none since May 3.
And don't get any big ideas about a write-in selection. That option is available on the online ballot but no player has been voted to the All-Star Game as a write-in since the punch-ballot days of 1974 when Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey was voted in.
But the All-Star selection process has gotten much more complicated since 1974 and there are other ways for Trout and Trumbo to get to Kansas City.
"It's a tricky thing," said Scioscia who managed the AL team in 2003 after the Angels' lone World Series appearance in 2002. "Having gone through the process, most of your team is already selected before you sit down and 'quote-unquote' and make manager's selections."
By the time it gets into AL manager Ron Washington's hands, a Rubik's Cube of requirements will be restricting his options.
After online voting determines the starting lineups in both leagues, a poll of players will determine the backup at every position plus five starting pitchers and three relievers. Those ballots are currently in players' hands and should feature strong support for Trout and Trumbo – but players have only voted in one rookie (Dan Uggla in 2006) since the player balloting was added to the process in 2003.
"If he's one of the best players, he's one of the best players," Washington said recently about choosing a young player like Trout who didn't even open the season in the majors. "It's an All-Star Game. It's not politics. I'm just checking to see who are the best players. That's what it's supposed to be."
But Washington knows it's not that simple. He will have only seven selections to fill out the 34-man roster – but he has to make sure there are 13 pitchers, leaving just two position player spots for him to fill. And he has to make sure each one of the AL's 14 teams are represented by at least one player.
And that's not it either.
"You know more about it than I do," Trumbo said when asked if he was aware of the convoluted process that could make him an All-Star.
MLB has added a "Final Vote" competition for the last spot on each roster. Five players in each league are nominated and fans can vote one more player onto each league's All-Star rosters – in theory, a way to correct any snubs the process has created.
Then there are the inevitable injury replacements. A year ago, 84 players could boast of being All-Star selections by the time a large number of stars had begged out of the game and been replaced. Those replacements are chosen based on how the unavailable player was originally selected – for example, if a player's choice backs out, he will be replaced by the next highest vote-getter at that position.
That is how Angels second baseman Howie Kendrick and reliever Jordan Walden became first-time All-Stars in 2011 (along with Jered Weaver). But MLB commissioner Bud Selig has vowed to crack down this year after being embarrassed by last year's large number of absentees.
And if Trout and Trumbo do emerge from a process more complicated than the Electoral College, they might have company in KC – Weaver, C.J. Wilson, Ernesto Frieri and Scott Downs are all deserving of All-Star consideration as well.
"Hopefully we're going to be seeing this for another 20 years. He's a special player with special tools," Scioscia said of Trout's candidacy. "We have a number of guys on our club that are having that type of season, that deserve All-Star recognition. We should be well-represented."
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Briskin History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Scotland were the first to use the name Briskin. The Briskin family lived in Briscoe in Scotland. The name Briskin is a habitational name, derived from a few sources. One source shows the name is derived from the Old Norse word Bretaskógr, which means, wood of the Britons. The second source shows that it may also be derived from the Old Norse words birki and stógr, which mean birch wood.
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Cumbria (formerly Cumberland) and at Birkskeugh, in the parish of Newbiggan, were the ancestral homes of the family since 1390. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Shirley, Evelyn Philip, The Noble and Gentle Men of England; The Arms and Descents. Westminster: John Bower Nichols and Sons, 1866, Print. One of the first records of the name in Cumberland was Isold de Briskow. Later William Brys(k)how was listed in Yorkshire in 1410. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
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spelling variations. This is due to the fact that scribes in that era spelled according to the sound of words, rather than any set of rules. Briskin has been spelled Brisco, Briscoe, Briscowe, Briscow, Briskoe, Briskcoe, Briskcow, Briskow, Briskowe, Bresco, Brescoe and many more.
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Migration of the Briskin family to the New World and Oceana
Many Scots were left with few options other than to leave their homeland for the colonies across the Atlantic. Some of these families fought to defend their newfound freedom in the American War of Independence. Others went north to Canada as United Empire Loyalists. The ancestors of all of these families have recently been able to rediscover their roots through Clan societies and other Scottish organizations. Among them: Dr. John Briscoe who settled in Maryland. He set sail from Newbiggin, Cumberland, and settled in America in 1632; soon after the Mayflower; Ann Brisco settled in Virginia in 1635.
The Briskin Motto
The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Grata sume manu
Motto Translation: Take with a grateful hand.
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WIDE RECEIVER DANNY AMENDOLA Read
A: I feel like we made a lot of good plays out there on offense. Every game in this league is close, and it's going to come down to making plays at the end. I felt like we fought hard and got the job done. Read
Q: Danny, you know who you're replacing, did you feel any extra pressure in this game? Read
A: I don't really think about that stuff, I just try to think about my job. I love playing with these guys, it's a great team. I've only been here for a short amount of time but I can already tell that these guys are really together. It starts at the top and I'm really excited to be here. Read
Q: After what happened in the second quarter limping off the field, to come back in the second half and do that. First of all what happened, and how big was it for you personally to come back? Read
A: I really didn't have my legs under me in the first half. Came in, made some adjustments and just tried to make as many plays as I could in the second half. Read
Q: How determined were you in the last half? You were obviously in significant pain. Read
A: You've just got to keep fighting, that's what it's all about. It's a long game, it's a physical game and it's honestly a fight out there every play. We did a good job out there today fighting until the very end. It was a great field goal at the end there by (Gostkowski). Read
Q: What was it like being with Tom there in the huddle on that last drive? Read
A: We all know Tom has been in this situation before; he's one of the best. We really rallied behind him, he's our leader and he did a great job today. Read
CORNERBACK KYLE ARRINGTON Read
Q: Can you talk about some of the opportunities you had on defense, causing turnovers? It's one of those things where every time you get an opportunity to make a play on the ball we run for it. It was just good hand placement, I guess. We were just very fortunate to come away with enough plays to win the game. It wasn't perfect. Read
Q: How do you balance taking risks on defense? Sometimes you've got to gamble like that. It's a game of opportunity, you've just got to capitalize as much as possible. You've just got to play the situation. Read
WIDE RECEIVER JULIAN EDELMAN Read
Q: Did you feel like you were going to have an opportunity to be one of Tom's (Brady) reliable, trusted guys? You've worked with him for so long. Read
A: Going into it I wasn't thinking about that. You're thinking about the game plan, coaching assignments and trying to bring everything from the classroom to the grass. Read
Q: How did you feel about your touchdowns? Obviously you were able to find some open room in the end zone. Read
A: Just trying to do my job and guys were just running the concept. Tom (Brady) called my number on those two. Read
Q: What about from a team standpoint? Obviously it came down to the wire. You guys had to have the comeback there and a couple field goal drives. How does the team feel right now coming away with a win but not quite the effort you guys wanted? Read
A: It's the National Football League: it's hard to win any game here. Everyone is pretty good and an ugly win is better than a pretty loss. We definitely have to go back, watch the film and correct. Move on immediately because we have a short week. Read
Q: Julian, how good did it feel to be back on the field after a foot injury at the end of last year? Read
A: It felt great, that's why I play the game and I love this game. Any time you get to go out there with the guys that you work hard with, train with and all that kind of stuff it feels good. Read
Q: Your impressions of (Danny) Amendola's first real game? Danny (Amendola) made some big catches. I'm not the coach, that's his job to evaluate him. He made some pretty big catches in pretty big situations. Read
Q: What was the mindset going into that last drive? Read
A: It's a situation that we practice a bunch. What we were doing is trying to score but at least come away with three points and take down the clock as much as we could. Coach (Belichick) made us do that situation time in and time out so we were basically just thinking about our assignments and what we had to do. Read
KICKER STEPHEN GOSTKOWSKI Read
Q: How do you prepare for a game winning kick like that? : Read
A: The hardest part about it is waiting around to go do it, the actual execution. It's just something you work for. Those are the times to prove to your team that you can go out there and they can depend on you. I'm very fortunate to have the opportunity, especially because I have a lot of family in Buffalo and had to get a lot of tickets to the game. Things couldn't have worked out any better for me and I'm very grateful and humbled for the experience. Just to be 1-0 is great. It looked like we were going to let it slip away for a little bit, but we battled back and won, and it's just a great experience. Read
Q: Vereen's run along the outside made the kick a little closer, did that take a little weight off your shoulders? Read
A: I don't even really think about it. I don't try to kick the ball any harder on longer field goals, so whatever the situation is I just deal with it. I really just focus on what I've got to do at that time, and if we had to kick a long one then we would've gone out there and done our best to make that one too. It was right in the middle-range. Those aren't as easy as people think. Read
RUNNING BACK STEVAN RIDLEY Read
Q: It looked like an awkward way to go to the ground there (on the fumble). Read
A: I can't make any excuses, two balls on the ground is unacceptable. I'm not going to sit on the past. I have to accept where I messed up, made a mistake and grow from it. That's really all you can do, not point the fingers just come back to work tomorrow. I hate it and it's unfortunate but it's part of the game of football that I'm just going to have to keep working, keep driving and keep pushing forward. We've got 15 more weeks in front of us and I'm going right back to work. Read
Q: Did you know when you fumbled, as it's kind of a rule around here that you were coming out of the game? Read
A: It was pretty obvious; you can't have two fumbles in one game and expect to stay in. The coaches had to make the best move for the team in this game. They picked the plays they went with and we rolled through and were lucky to pull out the win that we did. Read
Q: What did you think of the way Shane Vereen came out and picked up the group coming up with some big yards. Read
A: Shane is a player; I can't take anything from him. He made a few great catches and some nice runs. He's just taking advantage of the opportunities that have been given just like all of us. We try to go out there every Sunday, every opportunity we get is capitalized on and I'm happy for him, I really am. It sucks for me to be in this situation, but as a teammate I pat him on the back and tell him he did a great job helping us win this game. Read
Q: What did you learn (last year) about how you get back in the coaches' good graces? Read
A: For me, I never get too high and I never get too low. This was the first game of the 2013 season, all the talk before this was what happened last year. It goes to show you that things change day to day. Coming in after two turnovers I can't blame anybody but myself. Like I said just man up and come back to work. I'm just going to put my nose in the dirt and keep grinding that's all I can do. Read
Q: Do you feel you have to earn your job back now? Read
A: Absolutely, two turnovers and I was out for the rest of the game. I'm not complaining I'm just going to keep grinding. Read
RUNNING BACK SHANE VEREEN Read
Q: Shane, when Stevan (Ridley) fumbled for the second time did you have an idea that you were going to be getting an increased workload, and did it put it in your mind to step up a little bit?: Read
A: Not exactly, you can never predict what the coach's decision is going to be, you just have to stay ready and be ready when your number is called. Read
Q: What does it mean to you to produce like you did on that last drive? Read
A: I think it's more important that the team won today. Read
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN VINCE WILFORK Read
Q: Thursday you've got the Jets, how quickly do you shift focus on then: Read
A: On the plane. It is back-to-back division games--at least the next one is at home. So we'll enjoy it for probably about another hour or two, but we have to get back to work on the Jets and start on film. Read
Q: You guys are a very streaky defense and had a streak of turnovers, how do you balance risk and playing smart defense? Read
A: I mean it's all about film study, seeing what your opponents' tendencies are. Some of them are stronger tendencies that we can take advantage of, certain calls and schemes that we can take advantage of, and you just have to understand the game. The way the game is going, the quarter, time, who you're facing, down and distance--a lot of work goes into it. So it's picking and choosing, but we kind of know from the calls we get from the sideline, mind-frame and what we're thinking how we're going to be. Are we going to be aggressive or are we kind of playing just to get to the next down. There's a lot of work that goes into it, and for the most part we did pretty good at taking advantage of our opportunities. That's one of the main things we talk about as a defense, creating turnovers and getting our offense back the ball. With Tom Brady and those guys over there, they can do good things with it, so the more we can keep the ball in our offense's hands the better shape we'll be in as a team. Read
Q: You guys got a lot of key players back for another year, do you feel like the way you have gelled had an effect on how you played? Read
A: Yeah, just knowing taking the field that you have guys that were here last year. We kind of had a year under our belt and now we're starting fresh this year with the same bunch we left off with last year. So we're very excited about it as a defense, to just have guys out there that played together for 16 to 19 games or whatever it was. We're looking for a pretty good season. Today was a good one, but definitely everything wasn't perfect. We had some mistakes, but we'll correct them and move forward and hopefully we'll be ready by Thursday. Read
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