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ARKINETICS: Rob Donaldson to project manager.
JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY: Joan Coyne to assistant dean, graduate business programs, Boler School of Business.
LORAIN NATIONAL BANK: Leah Goodrich to assistant vice president and branch manager, North Ridgeville. S&T BANK: Stephen Hendricks to senior vice president, commercial lending and regional manager; Jamie Taylor to vice president, commercial lending; Steven Zickefoose to senior vice president, commercial lending.
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Don't expect negotiations for a deal to avert the "fiscal cliff" to heat up this week.
Senior administration officials said the offer House Speaker John Boehner submitted to the White House on Monday wasn't serious enough to merit a counter-proposal from the administration. So the president's team plans to wait for the GOP to come around on the idea of raising tax rates or let the nation go over the fiscal cliff.
In a statement Monday White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer blasted the Republican plan, arguing it "does not meet the test of balance. In fact, it actually promises to lower rates for the wealthy and sticks the middle class with the bill."
These officials argued the proposal was a step backward in the ongoing fiscal cliff negotiations.
The White House insisted the new offer from Boehner included less revenue than the debt talks of 2011 and too few specifics about how to achieve Medicare savings.
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FEMA: Housing Prospects for Sandy Victims Daunting, Not Dire
Though a recent state report paints a bleak picture, FEMA officials say the housing situation for residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy isn't as severe.
The numbers are dramatic. In theory.
According to a report from the state's Disaster Housing Task Force, a looming housing shortfall exists for thousands of residents impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
Potentially, of course.
What the data collected in the report — comprised of current Hurricane Sandy data and data culled from historical disasters — doesn't factor in, however, is experience, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials said. And though furture housing does remain an unknown for many residents, especially in Sandy-ravaged areas of Monmouth and Ocean counties, FEMA has yet to experience the presaged crush.
"We have not noticed big difficulties in (meeting) housing requirements," Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer Bill Vogel said during a recent conference call. "The state-led housing taskforce has done a great job in making sure they've got their needs identified.
"We have not run into difficulty."
The report, released Thursday, estimates that as many as 25,000 households may need assistance locating temporary housing solutions. Of that total, FEMA estimates that between 10,000 and 15,000 won't actually pursue assistance — again, based on historic data — leaving about 12,500 households in need of disaster-related housing assistance.
The complete 40-page report can be viewed by clicking on the PDF at right.
In the more than a month since Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey directly, a rental stock of approximately 6,000 units has been identified. If that number is accurate and if the households in need of assistance is accurate then, according to the report, 6,500 households would be unable to immediately locate a place to live.
The report speculates a worst-case scenario, one Donna Weise, FEMA's housing grid supervisor, said doesn't account for what her organization has seen thus far in Sandy.
For one, she said, a significant portion of the people belonging to that estimated 6,500 households total are staying with friends and family while their homes are repaired or rebuilt. Though she was unable to provide an actual estimate of how many families were going that route instead of utilizing FEMA housing aid, Weise said the percentage is much higher than that of affected households along the Gulf Coast following Hurricane Katrina.
Data from that disaster was used to help generate figures the Disaster Housing Task Force's report.
Weise added that while thousands have applied for aid, many will also choose to remain in homes where damage from Sandy was minor, or at least tolerable for the time being.
Despite FEMA officials feeling of bit optimism when it comes to housing prospects for Sandy victims, steps are being taken to provide Direct Housing for those who need it.
Direct housing is used to provide a longer term solution than FEMA's transitional sheltering assistance, which includes stays in hotels or motels,and its temporary housing assistance phase, which provides rental assistance for those displaced from their apartments or homes.
In Monmouth County, FEMA is working with the U.S. Department of Defense to provide housing at Fort Monmouth, though it only plans on opening one building to residents at this time. The building in question includes 45 units, 15 three bedroom units and the rest one-bedroom, and should be move in ready in a couple of weeks, Vogel said.
Currently, about 155 applicants from Monmouth and Ocean qualify for Direct Housing at the Fort and Vogel did not rule out the possibility of opening more buildings to house residents. Weise, however, expressed some concern over relocating Ocean County residents to Monmouth County because of the distance. Other, more local direct housing programs are being pursued in Ocean County.
One solution is temporary trailer parks, which could be established in towns throughout the area.
In all, Weise said more than 240,000 New Jersey residents have applied for FEMA aid with roughly $250 million being distributed to an estimated 47,000 applicants so far. The remaining applications have been denied, withdrawn, or are pending, she said.
Weise encouraged residents to update their living status with FEMA as things progress. Some who registered for aid may no longer need it and others who were denied are welcome to reapply should they think their situation merits further review, she said.
Efforts are also being undertaken by other housing organizations to help determine the housing need and find a solution. Groups like the NeighborWorks America and Mississippi-based housing group Hope have toured towns impacted by Sandy and are working with local officials to develop housing plans.
Shannon K. Winning
11:16 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
Ed, what is FEMA saying about how people will manage long term stays with friends and family? The folks I talked to at the Affordable Housing Alliance, which serves Mon and Ocean, said they expect to see problems as displaced people need to stay with those friends and family for an extended period. For those homes hit hardest, some residents are looking at being out six months to a year. Does FEMA account for a second wave of need?
Adrienne Faber
11:46 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
AZJ Real Estate Services in NJ has many apartments in Matawan, NJ, some ready to move in right now and some needing renovations that can be done in approx. a week.
Our website is up and running www.sandy-recovery.com, 732-339-3500 or 888-966-0890.
Please call us so we can place victims of Sandy.
Linda Gillespie
12:57 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Adrienne, are the services on the website free? Volunteer organization?
Property Taxed 2 Death
8:45 am on Saturday, December 8, 2012
I had no damage & only lost power a few days so have no complaints for myself but my observations are negative toward our government for their lack of action to those suffering.
Sandy created lots of jobs, many going to people from other states as is already happening, but even still there is no way a majority of homes can be rebuilt in a year. Too many in need & too few resources.
Material prices will go way up thanks to wall streeters who will again profit by the misery of others. Our government is supposed to exist to protect & serve the citizens, but isn't doing a good job. We've always responded faster to disasters in other countries than to those suffering here and that is pathetic.
Politicians show up at disaster sites for photo ops and then disappear to do nothing with the sole exception of Christy, however he's not doing enough either. He and every elected official should focus 70% of his time on this! The same for Obama & our 2 self serving US Senators. Going on a short walk at a community that was ravaged just to get their mugs in the press is not what is needed. I've been to Union Beach, Brick and Seaside. It looks worse than a bombed out war zone.
Volunteers are doing an excellent job, but far more professionals need to be on site helping people. We pay high taxes for the government to provide services and to serve the public when disaster strikes. It struck. The government needs to get their butts in gear and help the people here immediately!
5:18 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
Oh gosh I so agree with you. It took eleven days for the Red Cross to bring a hot meal to people in our development. Better late than never, but at that juncture people just could not believe that NO ONE came to their assistance. With no phones or automobiles when the Red Cross did come to the Windward Beach area (closed down deli site) - people who could have used the hot meal did NOT know they were even there! Tons of debris were removed and yet debris put out at the same time still remains. It is my understanding that FEMA has ordered a halt to the town pick it up. Can anyone verify this? If it is so, exactly how long are we to continue to look at this mold and bacteria ridden former contents of homes? There has been no strong town, state or federal presence in the last two weeks. God only knows the health implications of all this stuff just sitting about. For the fifth time I will state: WE NEED THE DEBRIS IN NORTHERN CEDARCROFT PICKED UP AND THE STREETS NEED A SWEEPER AS THERE IS BROKEN GLASS ALL ABOUT. I have swept my own area and that of some of my neighbors but I cannot do the entire development.
Property Taxed 2 Death
12:59 am on Sunday, December 9, 2012
KC I've heard the same complaints about the Red Cross and of difficulty finding FEMA & other sites that had donated goods to give out like water, clothing, blankets & food. I suggest you get as many of the neighbors, family, & people you know anywhere to call BOTH US Senators and call Chris Christy's office and demand he get help there NOW!
Remember the more calls they get, the more interest they'll have to help you. They spent a few hours being seen at different areas hit hard but that was only for Photo Ops to fake that they care.
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SJ Evans
1:33 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
Let's not forget how much the price of rentals themselves have gone up thanks to landlords wanting their piece of the FEMA pie. Affordability is a major issue.....
Shannon K. Winning
2:45 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
SJ have you personally experienced this? What kind of rates are you seeing?
Lee Lee
4:42 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
Where is all the money that was raised?? OH WAIT.... That was for the boardwalks! Having boardwalks is so much more important then people having HOMES!!! OH the Red Cross has it.... Hmmmmmm! That's a lot of money they received!
5:21 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
Re: Red Cross to whom my family has always donated. Scroll up. Aid not given in a timely fashion can be tantamount to no aid at all.
12:01 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Good question ... where does all that money go that was raised for Hurricane victims? We saw red cross once during our 2/3 week clean up in Beach Haven West.
s c canino
5:51 pm on Saturday, December 8, 2012
The rental market in the greater Toms River area was tight before the storm , its now impossible.!! There Is NO affordable housing in the area. I will not stay to rent an apartment for 1400 a month, with only a part - time job. Retail and tourism won't cut it.
Goodby Ocean Co.
Michelle Robey
10:11 am on Monday, December 10, 2012
My husband and I have a large 4 bedroom house that has a one bedroom apartment. Since it is only the two of us, we are willing to move in to the apartment so a Sandy family can have our house. The problem is we dont who to contact to get info on how to do this....suggestions?
Shannon K. Winning
10:19 am on Monday, December 10, 2012
Michelle Robey, email me and I will give you some contacts: firstname.lastname@example.com
12:33 pm on Thursday, December 13, 2012
how can or who does someone contact about getting temp. housing sent to people in need? www.nwmodularstructures.com is our web


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We may have continued drinking beer that night. We may have drank too much. We may have wandered the village and purchased hotdogs unnecesarily, who can tell these things? Whatever we got up to, it was all in the past by the next morning because we had more work to do. We drove down to Squamish and to the Howe Sound Brewing Company for lunch. Erik and I both ordered the sampler there, but decided not to double down when we saw the size of the first one. Ten generous samples! A bit much considering I still had to navigate the remainder of the Sea to Die Highway. Sadly, we found the beer a bit underwhelming. My personal favorite was the Father Johns winter ale, which reminded me of gingerbread. We also enjoyed the Blonde Ale, the Mettleman Copper Ale, and the Diamond Head Oatmeal Stout. Also, I had the half roast chicken for lunch and it was delicious.
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A handful of executive MBA programs around the country — from Harvard to Michigan's Ross School of Business — are teaching students Buddhist meditation techniques. It's not necessarily about teaching spirituality, but focus. There's no way to quantify whether learning how to be centered during a stressful business meeting is balancing the bottom lines at companies. But students say slowing down does help them be more effective.


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The UFC's traditional pre-event preview show returned on Tuesday with the debut of "Countdown to UFC 158."
The one-hour special previews Saturday's "UFC 158: St-Pierre vs. Diaz" pay-per-view event, which takes place at Montreal's Bell Centre.
"Countdown" examines the long-awaited headliner between welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (23-2 MMA, 17-2 UFC) and former Strikeforce champ Nick Diaz (26-8 MMA, 7-5 UFC). Additionally, it looks at the night's other big bouts: former interim welterweight champion Carlos Condit (28-6 MMA, 5-2 UFC) vs. top contender Johny Hendricks (14-1 MMA, 9-1 UFC), as well as welterweight Jake Ellenberger (28-6 MMA, 7-2 UFC) vs. former Strikeforce champ Nate Marquardt (32-11-2 MMA, 1-1 SF).
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"What struck me this time was the call for emergency law and emergency measures, and it was just ignored," Cook said. "The people in Port Said were demonstrating and just thumbed their nose at the government."
Protesters behind the Egyptian revolution now feel betrayed, particularly as the state security agency was changed in name only to homeland security, Stacher said. No one from Mubarak's coercive security apparatus was sentenced for any violence during the revolutionary rallies, he said.
Protesters now just throw rocks at police during most encounters, he added.
"This all boils down to something very basic," Stacher said. "The people demanded real change in Egypt but were lied to and their wishes were postponed and they were told they weren't important.
"And the generals went around and created this exclusivist coalition (with Morsy's government), which is what people were protesting against in the first place," Stacher said.
In fact, protesters began calling Morsy "Morsilini," a reference to the late Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini who was Adolf Hitler's ally. That nickname arose after Morsy gave himself sweeping powers in November.
Morsy later canceled most of those powers following demonstrations. That turn of events hurt Morsy's image because he was enjoying international attention for playing a constructive role in the recent, bloody conflict in Gaza between Hamas and Israeli forces, analysts said.
The stakes are high for a country strategically positioned in Middle Eastern politics and in world trade through the Suez Canal.
"I don't think the international community can afford for (Egypt) to collapse economically ... or politically," Cook said.
The defense minister's warning is "very important" because "it shows the military has been in consultation about this. That's why I take it more seriously," Cook added.


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IOWA CITY – Iowa Wesleyan College is in fourth place after the second round of the Midwest Collegiate Conference Men's Golf Championships, which were held the past two days at the Finkbine Golf Course.
The Tigers finished with a two-day score of 607, well behind leaders St. Ambrose University (580) and Grand View College (588) and just behind third-place Viterbo University (603). However, the Tigers will have chances to make up ground on the leaders under the new format for the conference championship, which now consists of four rounds, two in the fall and two more in the spring.
Scores were higher on the second day of the tourney, and that included for IWC. The Tigers shot a 309 on Tuesday after opening with a 298 on Monday that left the team in a three-way tie for third place. All teams except Grand View shot higher on Tuesday, and the result was the Vikings moving up in the standings as well as increased separation in the field between teams.
Adam Lindsay (Sr.-Aberdeenshire, Scotland) continued the consistent play that he has shown all season, shooting a pair of rounds of 73 to sit in sixth place individually, seven shots behind Adam White of St. Ambrose. Adam Saych (So.-London, England) couldn't quite follow up his opening round score of one-under par 71, but his 79 on Tuesday still left him 11th individually at the midway point.
Adam Moyers (Jr.-Burlington, Iowa) tied for 18th individually with a two-day score of 154. Emery McGraw (So.-Loveland, Colo.) and Jeff Zieber (So.-Cameron, Mo.) finished with totals of 158 and 161, respectively.
The final two rounds of the four-round Championships will be hosted by William Penn University at Oskaloosa Golf Course in April. Iowa Wesleyan has one more tourney remaining in the fall, as the Tigers were recently invited to the NAIA Preview Invitational Oct. 24-25 at The TPC at Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois, the home course of the NAIA national championships in the spring.
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Children reading to dogs may sound a little strange but it's been helping kids develop better reading skills. Angee Schimmel was a guest on WFIN @ Ten this morning to talk about the program..
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The children can sharpen their skills in pronunciation and learning new words without shame or embarrassment if they make a mistake. While state raises the bar on reading standards particularly with the Third-Grade Reading Guarantee, a program like this can give children an advantage..
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He created it to help promote reform. Critics say they appreciate his efforts, but think he came up short on offering any real solutions.
"It's really missing the solutions big time. It's the obvious gaping hole. We've got this problem, what are we going to do about it? How are we going to fix it?" said Kristina Rasmussen with the Illinois Policy Institute. "Are we only fixing part of the problem or are we taking it on and fixing it one fell swoop? There's nothing there. It just says, 'thanks in advance.' Well. Thanks in advance for what?"
Lawmakers are expected to vote on a pension reform plan by January 9. That's right before the new General Assembly will be sworn into office.


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When it comes to restaurant joints, they keep a close watch on the price list. Even if they provide the most delicious meal in the world, no one will choose their restaurant for a quick lunch if the prices are sky high. But if they are too low, the restaurants will not make much profit and it could also lead to a misconception that the restaurant does not deliver quality dishes. Hence pricing is as important as the taste of the food for restaurants.
Chipotle Mexican Grill restaurants have it spot on when it comes to pricing their dishes. Their prices are neither too high nor too low. It hits the middle spot where everyone could afford a meal that would fill their stomach for quite a long time. Even though Chipotle is known for their Tacos and Burritos, there are some other lesser known dishes which are sure to surprise you.
Burritos are the most sought after dish at a Chipotle Mexican grill restaurant around the world. The restaurant chains are known for this and everyone who has been in a Chipotle restaurant must have tried the Burrito at least once. The Burritos have a lot of options as you can choose the type of meat or filling inside it. The price of a Burrito depends on the location of the restaurant and the type of burrito. A Chicken burrito costs a bit more than a vegetarian burrito. Bowl Burrito is another common dish that is preferred by the customers.
Chipotle is also known for their variety of crispy Tacos. They corn shells are filled with meat, salsa and cheese and it adds a genuine Mexican taste to the dish. For those who do not prefer Crispy Tacos, Chipotle also have an option of soft tacos where the corn shells are soft and the taste of the fillings remain the same. The meant option varies from grilled to chicken to steak and vegetarian options are available for vegans too.
Chipotle Mexican Grill also serves the traditional Salad to its customers. It comes with chopped Romanian lettuce, grilled chicken or steak while salsa and cheese are added to it. Though the salad takes a back seat with the presence of Tacos and Burritos, it is a very good option for someone who would like a healthy meal.
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American Ted Ligety wins second gold medal of ski world championships
SCHLADMING, Austria (AP) — American Ted Ligety already has two gold medals at the world championships, and he hasn't even skied his best event yet.
Ligety won the super-combined title Monday with a superb downhill and an equally impressive night slalom run under the lights on the icy Planai course, for a two-run time of 2 minutes, 56.96 seconds.
Ivica Kostelic of Croatia finished second, a distant 1.15 seconds behind, and Romed Baumann of host Austria took the bronze medal, 1.17 back, after leading the downhill leg.
Ligety is best known for his giant slalom skills, but he won the super-G that opened the championships. He'll be the overwhelming favorite for a third gold in Friday's GS, after winning four of the five World Cup races in the discipline so far this season.
Although he wasn't the last racer down, Ligety celebrated by skiing around in a circle in the finish area, then let out a series of fist pumps, knowing that it would be hard for anyone to match him.
"I've been on the World Cup for nine years now, so I know how to handle the pressure," Ligety said.
Ligety was the best positioned of the technical skiers after finishing the downhill in sixth place, only 0.72 behind Baumann.
"It's really a testament to my downhill this morning. It was awesome," Ligety said. "I knew I didn't have to push super hard in the slalom"
Ligety won the combined in the old format with two slalom runs at the 2006 Turin Olympics, but he had never finished on the podium before in super-combined. Continued...
Two-time defending champion Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway stood second after the downhill but straddled a gate in the slalom. The Norwegian, who won Saturday's downhill, said he hurt his knee slightly while pushing out of the start gate during his morning run.
Austrian veteran Benjamin Raich was well positioned after the downhill in 12th, but he also straddled a gate midway down his slalom run.
Alexis Pinturault of France, another pre-race favorite, was 22nd in the downhill, then had a wild slalom run. Midway down, Pinturault made a big mistake and an acrobatic recovery but still had the fastest slalom leg by a large margin to finish sixth overall.
Ligety had the second-fastest slalom run on a course featuring gradients as steep as 52 percent.
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As the name would suggest link wheels are a series of websites connected together by links like a wheel. Through this system, participating websites can drive traffic between each of them so if a particular website ranks well in a search engine result, the other websites can potentially benefit from it. The main purpose of these link wheels is to slowly bring the Internet user to the main site where the products and services are offered. The series of bank links and hypertext links are contained in those websites which has the web contents in the form of blog posts, comments, articles and other similar means. Link wheels are seen to have a lot of potential and a lot of businesses have earned a lot of benefits from it in driving traffic into their website.
Designing horse stables is not that easy because there are many things that you will have to take care of, for instance lighting and ceiling. Of all the thoughts, making sure that you are planning to build a safe and comfortable living space for your horses is most essential. Lighting and ceiling although important a lot not many horse owners think about them in needed perspective. Here are few things and facts that you will have to consider while planning your stables.
If you have low ceilings in your barn then surely you are thinking about having building shelter for cattle's and not for horses. Make sure that you plan to elevate the height of your stable ceiling so that horses will have enough space to raise their head and move along. Prescribed height of the ceiling should be anything above 8 feet.
When you are using flooring system in stables to store horse feeds or hay stock then there should be any nail protruding from ceiling or other objects that might injure your horses when they hit the ceiling.
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Following her birth, a mother has accomplished an amazing physical feat, experienced an emotional revolution, and is bathing in the hormones designed to help her transition from pregnant woman to mother. It is no wonder that this, combined with joy, sleep deprivation, and new breastfeeding that she may feel overwhelmed. The psychoanalyst Donald Winicott noted that in the perinatal period there is a special mental state of the mother in which she has a greatly increased sensitivity to, and focus upon the needs of her baby. Such a state begins toward the end of the pregnancy and continues for a few weeks after the birth of the child. Mothers need support, nurturing, and a protected environment to develop and maintain this state. "Only if a mother is sensitized in the way I am describing," wrote Winicott, "can she feel herself into her infant's place, and so meet the infant's needs." Communities that support women and babies during this precious time see less postpartum depression, healthier babies, higher rates of long-term breastfeeding success, and more confident mothers.
The provision of food, water, warmth, and a private time for the mother and infant to get to know each other is the rule in most cultures. In most non-industrialized societies the mother and baby are placed together, with support, protection, and isolation from other demands and people often for the first number of weeks following the birth.
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I have been extremely critical of our o-line, not just Webb, but I can honestly say, as I have before, average would be enough right now. Things look frickin rosy/peachy/keen at 4-1. Some of that has been inferior opponents too- we will know better at the end of the year. If he continues and develops into a solid player, GREAT!! That is good for everyone. I would like that for all Bears players, at least average, some great.
I continue to worry, however, that after the season, especially if it ends somewhere in the playoffs, that management will say the line is "good enough" and not feel the urgency to address it. Chipping and scheming will get you by, but to paraphrase the president "it's not optimal." If the season ends with a SB ring, then who the hell cares, then it is actually "good enough" lol. I don't think anyone will be complaining too much if that is the end result, because in the end, that is what we are all after.
In Webb's defense it is fair to acknowledge that he's only in his 3rd year (2nd at LT full time) and he did come from a minor college program where the competition he faced was far, far from NFL quality. He undoubtedly would have been drafted much higher than the 7th round if he had been at a major collegiate program with the academic abilities to match. The knock on Webb, a legitimate one, has always been far more about his (lack of) focus, coachability, and determination rather than a deficit in physical or athletic ability. Maybe, just maybe, he is finally "growing up" a bit mentally/emotionally and elevating that part of his game to match his raw physical talent. A few good games in a row is an encouraging start but we won't really know the answer to that until the regular season is ending. This offseason a decision one way or the other about Webb will have to be made by the FO.
It would be nice (and a total steal) if Webb became an elite, rock solid LT. I don't think any of us realistically expect that or that he has a ceiling that high. There is really only a handful of truly elite LTs in the NFL--players who can consistently win one-on-one even against the best passrushers--and they are almost always very high (top 5 or at least top 10) picks. Most LTs in the league require and receive "help" of some sort frequently when facing elite competition like Ware, Allen, Peppers, Matthews, etc. There's no shame in that and hopefully Tice has finally got that through his own thick head with his Webb-blinders now off as to what he can and cannot do flying solo. All I'm looking for is for Webb to:
Consistently win one-on-one vs. average to mediocre passrushers
Hold his own (with "help" provided) vs. elite ones
Be a decent run blocker and
Keep foolish penalties and mental mistakes (forgetting the snap count) to a minimum
I'm encouraged by what I have seen lately, both in terms of his actual performance and by what seems to be a new, invigorated attitude toward improving his craft. Here's hoping it continues to move in that positive direction. Because, if Webb can become just a solid, reliable, mid-quality starting LT for us going forward then that's a helluva find for a 7th round draft pick, especially one like him who's still very young and durable and could be expected to start for years to come.
It also removes a huge anchor from around Emery's neck when it comes to personnel moves next offseason. We have our own player extensions to come up with, we aren't carrying big "extra cap space" going forward like last year, and we are missing our 3rd and 7th round picks (for trade-up possibilities) already. Signing a FA LT like Long, Bushrod, Clady, etc. would be very pricey (esp. Long) and there's no guarantee any of them will even make the open market. We aren't (I sure hope not!) going to have a high enough pick to draft a Webb-replacement. And boy I'd sure like to use the picks we do have elsewhere.
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Like finding a speedster smallish receiver (not counting on Knox coming back)
Like even finding a promising young CB who might take over for Peanut in several years
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That's the same boat I'm in. My criticism of him has been harsh for quite awhile (not on this board obviously since I rarely post here). But nothing would make me happier than to see him turn into a solid and consistent NFL starting quality left tackle. I would gladly eat a shit ton of crow on that one if he pulls that off. Nothing would make me happier.
There goes my idea of Webb being a NT.
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He is better now than he was last year or in the peckers game, but he still stinks. Until he becomes a solid lineman, my opinion stands. If he does become solid, I would not take him to Taco Hell, but I might buy his stupid-ass T-Shirt.
You know, that's the thing that irritates me most. He's not good, he's getting our QB roughed up, and he's joking around and doing his Webb Nation thing. Put the work in on being a lineman. When you get good THEN do your stupid T-shirt stuff.
I'm getting to that age where a lifetime warranty just doesn't mean as much to me anymore as an afternoon nap.
Honey Badger Don't Care. Honey Badger Don't Give a Shit.
I tend to be of the mind that Webb will not be a proven commodity until we see how he does against the two best pass rushers in the NFC, namely Jared Allen and Clay Matthews. Well, we've seen him up against one of those pass rushers (Matthews), and he didn't fare too well against him. He's done fine in every other game this season, giving just one sack in the other four games outside the Packers game. I don't think he will ever be a good pass rush blocker without a lot of help. I think the fact that his intelligence seems to be somewhat lacking tells a lot about him. He's more concerned about promoting his fetish for Taco Bell and producing t-shirts for Webb Nation than he is about becoming a consistently serviceable LT.
I still believe that the Bears need to go after either Jake Long, Ryan Clady, or Jermon Bushrod. Of these players, I think that Clady and Bushrod will be more likely to be doable for us than will be Long because Clady and Bushrod won't likely cost us as much as Long will. Then again, with how aggressive Emery is at obtaining solid talent, I wouldn't put it past him to go for the home run. Webb would make an ideal swing tackle, so there would still be use for him. The thing about Webb is this: he is coming up on the last year of his contract next season. Do we really want to have to fork out several million dollars to retain him when we aren't certain he's going to be a consistently high level of play coming out of him? It's something to think about.
Webb may end up being a bust. I preface this post with that.
When we signed Webb, he was emotionally an immature kid. Not even college level emotionally (that's why he couldn't handle being a student at Texas). He was extremely immature. Consequently he was totally unprepared for stepping into the limelight as a starting NFL offensive lineman. Worse, he was quickly the starting LT charged with protecting the Chicago Bears first decent QB in over a quarter-century.
It was a situation infinitely beyond what he could handle at that point - as a player or as a person, emotionally. He looked like a big goofy idiot. And as we've seen with Cutler, the fans want to crucify any player who doesn't "look good" all the time. Heaven help you if your body language isn't politically correct or if you say or do dumb things.....(Cutler is the poster boy for this).
Tice saw something in this raw, goofy kid. Tice knows offensive linemen have to be some of the most intelligent players on your team, so he must have believed there was no lack of intelligence in Webb. Just a lack of maturity. That can be fixed.
Another thing to consider. Just because Webb struggled, doesn't automatically equate to a lack of effort. Fans want to get down on players for not playing well. But that doesn't always mean they haven't given 100% effort. Sometimes their 100% effort simply isn't good enough. I know that is a difficult concept for many fans to understand. But players don't purposely want to go out and suck in front of hundreds of thousands of fans watching on TV or at the stadium. Think about that. Don't you think these guys have feelings too? They want to be great at what they do. The problem is that often players can't be great.
Fans are fickle. Many (especially the clueless ones) can only see players as great or as bums. It's all a "black and white world" and no shades of gray. But the NFL isn't like that. Players' are at an infinite array in the talent spectrum. We don't know yet where Webb falls in that spectrum. But he may not be either a bum or a star. Just a guy who can help us win this year. Maybe even for many years to come.
I keep coming back to the simple fact that Mike Tice sees something in this player that is so good, he stuck his neck out to play him, and stand by him for these last two years - and at LT, which to me sounds like madness. Except for the fact Tice is not a crazy person. So, something good is there to coach up in this kid. Something worth pushing all your poker chips into the pot. We'll see if he goes bust, or wins with a good player here.
I think intelligent fans go beyond the emotional quick judgement, and see more deeply into the complexity of this NFL game. As Mike Ditka says "It ain't tiddly winks"
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Historic marriage united two worlds
On April 10 of this year, just days before the much-heralded celebration across the Atlantic uniting Kate Middleton and Prince William, some 200 onlookers gathered by the lake at Dorey Park to witness the royal wedding of the century. The 17th century, that is. In a simple ceremony, with members of the Varina Women's Club, the Chickahominy and Nansemond Indian tribes, and re-enactors from Henricus Historical Park observing and participating, an Indian maiden and a young gentleman joined hands and recited age-old vows: "to love, comforte [and] honour . . for richer, for poorer, in sickenes and in healthe." With those vows – taken from the 1559 Book of Common Prayer that guided the original ceremony in 1614 – stand-ins for Pocahontas and John Rolfe brought to life the wedding that not only united an Englishman and a Native American in matrimony, but also united two nations in a peace that was key to Virginia's survival as a colony. Until the 1614 union of Rolfe and his bride, who took the Christian name Rebecca, relations between the colonists and the Indians had been tenuous and uneasy at best. One week, the settlers might have traded peacefully with a tribe – but by the next week, they were often fighting with another tribe. "[Peace] was very sporadic," notes Jenny Nelson, one of the organizers of the re-enactment. "They were always sniping at each other." Because this union of Pocahontas and John Rolfe was instrumental in helping the Virginia colony to survive and grow, the Henrico Citizen ranks the event No. 11 in its list of significant events in Henrico history. It was this significance, says Nelson, that inspired her and her fellow members of the Varina Woman's Club (VWC) to organize the wedding re-enactment as a commemoration of the 400th anniversary of Henrico County in 2011. Not only was the original wedding significant to the history of the county, says Nelson; the "wedding gift" equivalent was also rooted in Varina, where Pocahontas' father designated a tract of land on which the newlyweds would settle. In keeping with the Native American tradition, however, Powhatan believed that no one could own Mother Earth. Rather than give it to his daughter and her husband, he "set aside" the land. A crush, and a marriage From all appearances – while it was John Rolfe that Pocahontas would marry – she may have first had a girlish crush on Capt. John Smith. The lively daughter of Chief Powhatan, leader of the Algonquian Indians in the Tidewater region, Pocahontas was her father's "most deare and wel-beloved" offspring. Known as Mataoka among her own people, the playful, frolicsome girl acquired the childhood nickname of Pocahontas, which translated as "little wanton." Her first meeting with Smith in December 1607 has become the subject of legend and film, much romanticized by Smith and questioned by historians. Exploring the Chickahominy River, Smith – according to his own account – was captured by a hunting party led by Powhatan's younger brother Opechancanough and brought to Powhatan's capital near Jamestown. Initially welcomed and offered a feast, Smith was later grabbed and forced to stretch out on two large, flat stones, while Indians armed with clubs stood ready, it seemed, to beat him to death. When it appeared that John Smith was going to be executed, young Pocahontas rushed forward, took Smith's head in her arms, "and laid her owne upon his to save him from death." Although "execution and salvation" ceremonies were traditional among the Indians, and Pocahontas's actions may have been part of a ritual, early histories confirm that Pocahontas befriended Smith and the Jamestown colony. Pocahontas visited the settlement often, playing games with the boys there, delivering messages from her father and accompanying Indians bringing food and furs to trade for hatchets and trinkets. During the long, hungry winter season, she regularly brought provisions to Smith and the colonists, and has been credited with saving them from starvation. But as the colonists expanded their settlement further into native lands, relations began to deteriorate. Late in the summer of 1609, a conflict flared between the settlers and Indians that became known as the First Anglo-Powhatan War. Soon afterwards, Smith suffered a seriously burned leg in a gunpowder explosion and had to return to England for medical treatment. When Pocahontas next came to visit the fort, she was told that her friend was dead, and she stopped visiting. Sometime during the next year or two, Pocahontas married an Indian warrior named Kocoum and settled with him in the Potomac River area. When Captain Samuel Argall learned of Pocahontas' whereabouts, he set out to kidnap her, intending to trade her for concessions from Powhatan. Capturing Pocahontas in spring of 1613 (legend has it that she was betrayed by relatives in return for a copper kettle), Argall sent word to Powhatan that he would return his daughter only if the chief exchanged her for some English prisoners and for weapons and tools that the Indians had stolen. Powhatan sent only enough of the ransom to keep negotiations open, and asked that his daughter be treated well. Pocahontas eventually was taken to Henricus, where she lived for a year with Reverend and Mrs. Alexander Whittaker. During her captivity she began to learn English ways, converted to Christianity and was baptized, and caught the eye of tobacco planter John Rolfe. Before long, Rolfe had obtained Powhatan's permission to marry his daughter, and took up his pen to write the governor to request permission. A deeply religious man, Rolfe agonized for weeks over the decision to marry a "heathen" Indian. In his letter to the governor, he expressed his love for her and his belief he would be saving her soul; in addition, he said, the union would be good for the Virginia Colonies. In fact, Pocahontas' Christian name, Rebecca, may have been chosen to symbolize that desire for union. As the mother of Jacob and Esau in the Book of Genesis, Rebecca was considered a mother of two "nations," or distinct peoples. Pocahontas, in a sense, could also be viewed as the mother of two nations. 'Peace of Pocahontas' Although the marriage was unsuccessful in winning back the English captives, it marked the beginning of the "Peace of Pocahontas" that ensured friendly relations between the colonists and Powhatan's tribes, helped bring an end to the First Anglo-Powhatan War, and enabled the Virginia settlement to grow and survive. "Since the wedding," wrote one colonist in 1615, "we have had friendly commerce and trade not only with Powhatan but also with his subjects round about us." At Varina Farms, just across the James River from Henricus, Pocahontas worked alongside her husband in the tobacco fields, giving birth to son Thomas in 1615. The following year, the family accompanied Sir Thomas Dale on a promotional voyage to London designed to spur investment in the Virginia Company. To insure ample publicity for his cause, Dale brought Pocahontas and a dozen Algonquian Indians, hoping that she would serve as a symbol of the tamed New World "savage" and the success of the Jamestown settlement. In England, Pocahontas was treated as a celebrity, presented at the court of King James I and entertained by The Lord Bishop of London. At one society gathering, she was shocked to encounter John Smith, whom she had long believed to be dead. According to Smith's account of the meeting, Pocahontas was so overcome with emotion that she hid her face and was speechless for two or three hours. After almost a year in England, Rolfe and Pocahontas set sail in March 1617 to return to Virginia. The ship made it only to Gravesend on the River Thames when Pocahontas became gravely ill with a respiratory affliction -- perhaps pneumonia or tuberculosis. She was taken ashore and died, and while the site of her grave is unknown, her memory is honored in Gravesend with a life-size bronze statue at St. George's Church. John Rolfe returned to Virginia, leaving son Thomas in England to be educated. A climate of peace continued to prevail in the colony -- at least until Chief Powhatan died and his brother Opechancanough took over. In 1622, Opechancanough attacked the colony and massacred 350 people in one hour. John Rolfe died that same year, although it is unclear whether he perished in the attack or as a result of illness. Who would have thought? When she first began working on the wedding re-enactment, says Jenny Nelson, "I had no idea it would end up to be such a production." But the retired librarian from Baker Elementary School – who also taught Henrico County history to teachers in the 1970s – soon found herself relishing the task. Although Varina Farms, the VWC's first choice of wedding venues, is privately owned and could not be used, Nelson was pleased with the Dorey Park site. Representatives from Henrico's Department of Recreation and Parks decorated the surroundings in 17th-century splendor, in addition to providing the park's barn for a post-wedding reception. "And we could not have had the wedding – no matter where it was held – without Henricus [re-enactors] and the Chickahominy Tribe," says Nelson. "They made it look so authentic." The event even received a write-up, accompanied by a portrait of all the participants, in the Greater Federation of Women's Clubs' national magazine. Perhaps even more rewarding, says Nelson, was the feedback she received from spectators. "I had several people tell me it was the best wedding they ever attended," she says, adding with a laugh, "Some told me it was the best wedding they ever attended where no one actually got married!" Birdie Sours of the Chickahominy Tribe, who served as a consultant for the wedding, says that the Native American participants were "elated" to be asked to asked to contribute. "This event brought a wealth of knowledge to life," says Sours. "Club members, the Henricus actors and our people breathed life into this event, making it a wonderful living history." Although Sours reflects that the Native American people would ultimately "suffer disastrously" in their confrontations with the settlers, the joining of the nations has also brought tremendous positive change. And while history books might characterize the encounter as a joining of the Old World (Europe) with the New World, says Sours, the Native Americans see the union somewhat differently: as the joining of two old worlds to Mother Earth. "Who would have thought," says Sours, "that a simple marriage – an economic union between a man and a woman – would have such far-reaching tentacles that have brought global changes of good to Mother Earth?" |
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