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Luxury Watch Buying Guide
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Almost any wristwatch will give you accurate time, but a few timepieces distinguish themselves as luxury watches -- admired for the quality of their craftsmanship and the beauty of their design. Luxury watches have an artistic quality that outlasts fashion trends and are often kept for a lifetime. Sometimes, wristwatches from luxury watch brands are passed on to the next generation. Perhaps the time has come for you to add a luxurious timepiece to your collection of watches. You may have some questions you want answered before you buy a men's luxury watch or women's luxury watch. This luxury wristwatch buying guide offers the information you need to help you sort through the options and make an informed buying decision.
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There are many men's luxury watches and women's luxury watches available from a range of luxury watch brands. Luxury wristwatches include elegant yellow gold watches with sleek designs that show off the lustrous metal, diamond wristwatches decorated with a multitude of precious gems and well-made stainless steel timepieces with intricate complications that only a few skilled craftsmen in the world can make. Luxury wristwatches often incorporate leather, gemstone dials, unique artistic designs and famous brands.
- Making the selection:
When you begin shopping for a luxury watch, ask yourself what function you would like the watch to serve. Do you want a high-end chronograph watch to enhance your professional image? Is this timepiece to be a jewelry watch that is worn on special occasions? Will the wristwatch be a gift of opulence to mark a special event? Consider band style, materials, case style, decorations, movement type and brand when comparing luxury watches.
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The price range for luxury watches is actually quite large and varied. You may want to pay several hundred dollars for your luxury watch or invest in a timepiece that costs several thousand dollars. Decide on a price range before you start shopping and then investigate the options in that range; this will help you decide which combination of features, luxuriousness and brand name your new timepiece must have.
- Watch materials:
Like all luxury goods, luxury watches are crafted of the finest materials available. For many people, a luxury watch is a gold watch, with a bracelet and case made of 18-karat yellow gold. White gold is an elegant choice, especially among women's luxury watches, and rose gold is becoming more common in men's high-style timepieces. Platinum, though rare, is another high-end material for watches and has a silvery white luster. Luxury watches, especially those designed with multiple functions, are also available as well-made stainless steel timepieces. Straps are, in general, more casual than bracelets, but they are popular and can be quite exquisite in their design. On high-end watches, look for hand-stitched straps.
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If you want some glamour, choose a luxurious watch decorated with diamonds or colorful gemstones. The sumptuousness of jewelry watches adds sparkle to suits and dressy clothes; a slender gold watch with diamonds can replace a woman's bracelet. Make sure the glittery stones on a watch you are considering are real gems. Many watches are decorated with crystals and beads that are pretty, but these timepieces do not have the quality and value of a true diamond watch.
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The art of crafting timekeepers is called horology, and for watch enthusiasts, it is the interior mechanics of a watch that distinguishes it from others and determines its value. People who appreciate the skill of watchmaking generally want manual-wind or automatic mechanical movements in their timepieces. In fact, the most elite of luxury watches usually have a mechanical movement, which showcases the talent of a mature watchmaker better than a quartz movement. On the other hand, a quartz movement is more precise than a mechanical one, and you can find beautiful luxury watches that feature quartz movements. Fine watches often have intricate complications that have been developed throughout the long history of watchmaking. A complication is any function other than basic timekeeping, such as the stopwatch on a chronograph. Complications demonstrate the skill and prestige of watch companies, and the presence of handmade complications can significantly increase the price of a watch.
A fine watch is an appropriate and thoughtful gift for celebrating life's important milestones, such as graduations, weddings, significant birthdays and new jobs. Choose a timepiece that complements the gift recipient's personal fashion; a diamond watch suits the jewelry lover while a slender white gold watch is perfect for those with more classic tastes. Check with friends and family to see if the recipient has a favorite watch brand or style.


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Open your ears and your mind at the Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice (SICPP). It's a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in hearing where new music has been going, and to understand where it might be going next.
Legendary artists are in residence for this week of intensive musical study and performance, alongside seminar participants who are here for the sheer thrill of the avant garde. NEC's Stephen Drury is artistic director for this institute, and guest artists this year include composer Rand Steiger and pianist Winston Choi.
Founding artistic director of the California EAR Unit—one of the world's top new music ensembles—Rand Steiger's compositions tend to have programmatic titles that come from the worlds of science and nature. Steiger's Earth Cycles, commissioned by Boston Modern Orchestra Project, will premiere here in 2014, but you don't have to wait till then to get a healthy serving of his music. Yesterday and today, major works by Steiger form the core of SICPP's evening concerts at NEC.
A Good Diffused (2009), taking its title from a poem by George Eliot, sets a soprano voice against a 10-piece instrumental ensemble. The soloist in this performance is Adrienne Arditti.
Woven Serenade, for clarinet and string quartet, was premiered by the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra in 1991. As its title hints, its form is a nod to Mozart serenades. Reviewing a 1993 performance for The New York Times, Alex Ross detected "a central theme of Mozartean clarity, around which the clarinetist […] and strings spin dense patterns; a central section recalls Ives's Unanswered Question."
Notes on additional works on this program were provided by the composers.
Keith Hamel Touch
Corey Hamm, piano
Keith Hamel, electronics
Touch is a composition for piano, interactive computer processing, and gesture tracking of the pianist's hands. The work explores the timbres of bells of many shapes and sizes to create an evocative soundscape of real and imaginary bells. As with many of my recent compositions, Touch is inspired by spectral analysis of bell sounds, and it is these reconstituted bell timbres that form much of the harmonic content of the composition. I wanted to create a colorful and imaginative sound world without an overtly dramatic sensibility. As a result, Touch is delicate and expressive, and explores a wide range of subtle colors and textures.
Elainie Lillios The Rush of the Brook Stills the Mind
for solo percussion and interactive electronics
Scott Deal, percussion
Caroline Park Music for Phrases
Yukiko Takagi, Stephen Drury, piano
Caroline Park, electronics
Jessie LaFargue, choreographer and dancer
Kaija Saariaho Six Japanese Gardens
Stuart Gerber, percussion
Six Japanese Gardens is a collection of impressions of the gardens I saw in Kyoto during my stay in Japan in the summer of 1993, and my reflections on rhythm at that time. As the title indicates, the piece is divided into six parts. All these parts give a specific look at a rhythmic material, starting from the simplistic first pat, in which the main instrumentation is introduced, going to complex polyrhythmic or ostinato figures, or alternation of rhythmic and purely coloristic materials.
The selection of instruments played by the percussionist is voluntarily reduced to give space for the perception of rhythmic evolutions. Also, the reduced colors are extended with the electronic part, in which we hear nature's sounds, ritual singing, and percussion instruments recorded in the Kunitachi College of Music with Shiniti Ueno. The ready-mixed sections are triggered by the percussionist during the piece using the program Max/Msp installed on a Macintosh computer. All the work for processing and mixing the prerecorded material was done with a Macintosh computer in my home studio. Some transformations are made with resonant filters in the Chant program, and with the SVP Phaser Vocoder. This work was made with Jean-Baptiste Barriere. The final mixing was made with the Protools program with the assistance of Hanspeter Stubbe Teglbjaerg. The piece was commissioned by the Kunitachi College of Music and written for Shiniti Ueno.
Led by Stephen Drury, Callithumpian Consort is a loose aggregation of NEC students, alumni, and new music enthusiasts that performs locally, on the East Coast, and in Europe. Throughout the year, the group returns to its birthplace—the NEC campus—with performances of contemporary avant-garde music.
Midday concerts
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TAMPA - USF fans have a chance to catch a Major League Baseball game at a discounted price and show off some school spirit in the process this weekend.
The fifth annual USF Night With the Rays is scheduled for 7:10 p.m. Saturday when the Tampa Bay Rays host the Baltimore Orioles at Tropicana Field. The game will start off in USF fashion when former Bulls defensive back Anthony Henry throws out the first pitch. Henry was a part of USF's first football team and went on to play nine seasons in the NFL before becoming a part of the USF Athletics Hall of Fame.
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Profiling: The Start Point for Your Winning Cricket Season
Preseason is an exciting time of year as cricket is just around the corner.
It's a great time to put some profiling into place to help us design an strategy or coaching programme that supports your players through the season.
Technical Profiling
This is not as complex or as difficult as it sounds!
Profiling is as simple as choosing your skills - or Key Performance Indicators (KPI's) - for each discipline and assessing the players ability against each KPI.
Marks run from 0-10 with 10 being perfect performance.
Quickly a picture will form around each player. This leads to better development programming, more effective deployment of your players within your team and - most importantly - brings you and your player together to focus on their own game.
A couple of Technical Profile KPI examples that I presently use:
- Stance and grip
- Front foot on-side
- Back foot onside
- Reading spinners
- Backing up
- Involvement/encouragement
- Underarm flicks
These are just some examples I use. It is always preferable to design your own technical KPI's that best support your own coaching principles, philosophies and practice.
Bringing your flat-data to life
You have produced some great flat-data from this process which is great news as it is motivational, promotes solid conversation between players and focussed minds.
The 'boffins' amongst you will then covert this data into a Web-chart which allows the data to be presented visually.
It's interesting to see the comparison between the player and the coaches view.
This promotes stimulating conversation and graphically illustrates some development areas that can be programmed into the season.
It also confirms each players super-strengths which is good for boosting both confidence and self-awareness as you head into competition.
As well as profiling your players, It's also a good way of presenting the areas of the game that you hold dear and focuses the players minds ahead of each session or match.
When to profile
Profile a player at 3 points within a competitive phase. Pre-season, Midpoint of the season and in review which can identify areas for off-season developmental focus.
Have a go, develop your own 'Technical Profiler' and start having great player development meetings with your athletes that builds the foundation to their future successes.
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The Driver's Front Air Bag may not Deploy as Expected
2008 - 2012 Wrangler models equipped with right hand drive may have a condition where the driver's front airbag may not deploy as expected and/or the airbag warning light may illuminate.
Chrysler will begin notifying owners of affected vehicles during May 2013. If your airbag warning light remains illuminated, or you don't receive notification and you feel you should have please contact your dealer. They may ask for your vehicle identification number (VIN), so please have it handy when you call. The Chrysler recall number is M31.
The clockspring is a coil of wire located behind the steering wheel, it allows the steering wheel to turn and still maintain the electrical connection between the steering column and the rotating steering wheel. Certain right hand drive models are being recalled because the circuit inside the clockspring could break. This could result in illumination of the airbag warning light and/or no-deployment of the driver's front airbag in the event of a crash. Dealers will replace the clockspring and add a steering wheel dust shield to correct this concern.
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Chrysler Group LLC (Chrysler) is recalling certain model year 2008-2012 Jeep Wrangler right-hand drive vehicles manufactured February 1, 2007, through October 10, 2011. The affected vehicles have airbag clockspring assemblies that could experience broken airbag circuits.
In the event of a crash necessitating airbag deployment, a broken electrical circuit in the airbag clockspring wiring assembly can lead to non-deployment of the driver-side frontal airbag and will not be able to properly protect the driver, increasing the risk of injuries.
Chrysler will notify owners, and dealers will replace the clockspring and add a steering wheel dust shield, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin May 2013. Owners may contact Chrysler at 1-800-247-9753. This recall supercedes NHTSA recall 11V-528. Chrysler's recall campaign number is M31.
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Late last year, Naracoorte based wool quit and bedding manufacturer, Mini Jumbuk applied for and was granted a $900,000 SESAIIF federal stimulus grant to help finance the $2m cost of a major expansion. The plan was to install new machinery in their existing premises and set up a wool treatment line in a new shed to be built next door. They aimed to create 18 new jobs as part of this expansion.
However the land they hoped to buy or lease for that shed is controlled by the State Government and has been unused for the past 15 years or so as it' part of the long defunct broad gauge railway that used to run through the town. (See picture at left with Darren Turner, CEO of Mini Jumbuk, showing the land they like to acquire).
The Naracoorte Lucindale Council has been negotiating for years to be granted control of that land for civic and business use, but so far they've been unsuccessful. Similar railway land at Mount Gambier and Millicent HAS already been handed to the local councils.
So for Mini Jumbuk, the lack of certainty over use of that land, plus the strict timelines and employment targets set under the grant meant they had to drop their application. They do plan to apply under Round two of these grants for help to finance a smaller project, but it will only employ about half the number of people proposed under the original application.
A pity that government and bureaucratic inertia will result in a much smaller boost to the local economy.
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Dear colleagues,
The Geneva University Hospital (HUG) and Swisstransplant, the Swiss National Foundation for Organ Donation and Transplantation, are looking forward to hosting you in Geneva for the 14th Congress of the International Society of Organ Donation and Procurement.
We are planning scientific and educational programs to present the issues, ideas and innovations in organ donation and procurement in meaningful and accessible ways, to stimulate debate and discussion as well as to hear the best ideas from across Europe and the world. If you are involved or interested in organ donation and organ donation processes, this event is not to be missed.
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Quiet you ask? I could actually hear the music on my MP3 player as I mowed my grass. Try that with a gas powered machine. The smell and residual odors are gone. The only scent hitting your nose is the wonderful smell of fresh cut grass. I love that clean, breezy smell. There was no cord to hassle with and the battery life lived up to its claim of 30 minutes between recharges. That covers the size of my lawn with ease as the mower will cut up to 6000 square feet of grass in that 30 minute time frame but you can't lollygag and stop to smell the roses. Just to give you some perspective, 6000 square feet is just slightly less than half a football field of grass. The experience was positive and I wasn't bone weary from having to push a heavy machine and lift a heavy grass bag repeatedly. Just make sure you turn the machine off when you go to empty the bag. The 30 minute battery life doesn't account for letting it run idle while you empty the bag. Starting and stopping the mower is just a matter of flipping the switch mounted on the right or left mower handle.
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- Designed to reduce fatigue as well as improve your control with an amazing ergonomic up-swept handle
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- Weighing in at under 33 pounds – this mower is just right when it comes manageability
- You can remove the battery and charge it separate from the lawn mower itself.
- The Pros: The highlights are that it's extremely light weight and a joy to use because you don't have to worry about smelling like gasoline when your finished with your yard. It's super silent, we were even able to listen to our MP3 player while testing this machine out!
- The Cons: If you have a large yard you may want at least 2 charged fully batteries. While this machine it easy to use and has the power the cut heavy lawn, it uses a lot of battery.
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The World Bank says South Africa's white paper on the rights of people with disabilities is a comprehensive and solid document.
World Bank group global disability advisor Charlotte McClain-Nhlapo shared her expertise on implementing policies on disability during this week's National Disability Rights Summit in Johannesburg.
McClain-Nhlapo, who has a background in human rights law and is based in Washington in the United States, said her role within the World Bank "is to be up to date on what is happening within the world's disability sector".
She has extensive knowledge about disability, disability rights, and the law, and provides advice and insights around these issues.
Speaking to African News Agency during the summit, she said she was happy to see that the delegates attending the summit consisted of "a very diverse group of people, which is very important".
McClain-Nhlapo participated in discussions on inclusive cities and strengthening disability equity, and said she believed South
Africa's white paper on the rights of people with disabilities was a comprehensive, solid document.
"I think the white paper has a lot in it that is good. However, right now it is just a paper. It needs to be a real life document with an investment in changing people's lives for the better," she said.
Well-acquainted with the process of seeing polices being implemented step-by-step, a process that she said could take up to 15 years from baseline, McClain-Nhlapo said there was much that needed to be done in South Africa to see the white paper become reality.
"Acknowledging that bringing about change did not happen overnight, she said "the real test of the summit lies in how the white paper is going to become operational in real life".
"I want to be able to say in five years' time that this white paper has changed people's lives for the better. My vision is that we have a greater number of people who understand how to include persons with disabilities."
She said inclusive cities and societies could be achieved when people asked why it was important to include people with disabilities and asked themselves how this could be achieved.
It was through this process, involving a change of attitude and thinking around how disability was perceived, that change would begin to happen, McClain-Nhlapo said.
Her message to people with disabilities was, "Be knowledgeable and aware of your rights and be bold enough to hold your government accountable."


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Eli is constantly in his litterbox, knocking litter all over and even trying to eat it. He knows when he is not supposed to be there - all I do is look at him and he zoomies off into another room. We'd really like to stop this behavior...is there anything we can do?
We've tried spraying him with water bottles and it has done nothing. He has plenty of toys, and has been to the vet within the last two weeks (he's perfectly healthy for a 4 month old kitten, and will be neutered next month). Any suggestions would be helpful!!
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Please do not scold him or spray him with water when he is in the litterbox no matter what he is doing wrong. The LAST thing you want to do is discourage him in any way from going in the litterbox or you will have a bigger problem if he decides to potty elsewhere instead. Pick him up and give him a toy or redirect his attention. When he is bigger, I would suggest a larger box with a cover, higher sides, or even a top entry box like the Clevercat. For now, try a smaller grain cat litter like Fresh Step that is more like sand and won't scatter as easily. But if he is eating it, I would even suggest trying a natural product made of corn or wheat until he stops trying to eat it.
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Our new kitten, Linus, is very messy with his litter as well (and so was our older cat Belle when she was a kitten). If I were you, I would just try to redirect his attention with a toy. Spraying him with a water bottle might have the wrong effect - it might make him scared to even use the litterbox, and then he will poop all around your house!
He's a kitten, and kittens are messy...it's just kind of a fact of life. Trust me, he'll probably grow out of it when he gets older, but like the poster above me said, teaching him to use a covered litterbox will definitely help.
Also it helps if the litterbox is on a tile/linoleum/wood floor, where litter on the floor can be easily swept up.
Belle answered on 12/8/09. Helpful? / 1
I would have to agree to Allie and Belle, spraying him with water may make him STOP using the litterbox all together. Then we'll be answering your question...My cat is peeing all over my house????
I would try getting him a covered box or using a larger litter box. Minuit has a covered box that is on a small area rug and whenever she uses is she brings litter out of the box from her paws. I simply sweep it up and move on.
He's just a kitten and will probably outgrow playing in the litter. For now keep your broom handy and simply enjoy your kitten. My thinking, don't sweat the small things. Litter can be cleaned up easily.
Have a good one.
Minuit AKA Miss Meany answered on 12/8/09. Helpful? / 0
The others are right. Eli probably napped thru mama cat's Litter Box Lessons 101. Absolutely don't punish him when he plays Happy New Year with the litter. That would be like someone coming into the restroom and smacking you for doing something they don't like. Make sure YOU are playing with Eli a LOT. He's a baby and he needs you to be his "group leader" and teach him his kitty manners which includes what to play with and what is not acceptable. (Play with him with toys. Don't just give them to him and expect Phantom to teach him.) You can easily distract a kitten by play, but you need to be involved on a daily and constant basis. There is no medical reason for this--he's just having FUN!
Izadore (Izzie) answered on 12/9/09. Helpful? / 0
I did this when I was very young. But I quickly grew out of it and realised what a litter box is really for, haha. :)
Good luck.
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After a night in which Saints running back Reggie Bush returned two punts for touchdowns in a losing effort to the Vikings, Minnesota coach Brad Childress played the "don't blame me" game . . . by blaming his punter.
"Both of those kicks are supposed to be out of bounds," Childress said of the two punts that Bush returned for scores, "and when you say to somebody kick the ball out of bounds, that's what you expect to happen. That's what I expect to happen with a professional football kicker."
Bush's second punt return for a touchdown could have come on the kick sandwiched between his two six-pointers, but once he broke free he tripped and fell.
Asked whether the strong-legged Kluwe can control his punts in that fashion, Childress was blunt. "You know what? If he can't do that, I'll find someone that can kick the ball out of bounds."
Though Kluwe is only the punter, we're troubled by the coach's decision to make his displeasure with Kluwe publicly known. The message to the rest of the locker room is clear: "If you screw up, I'm gonna call you out to the press so they won't call for me to be fired."
Really, why else would Childress throw Kluwe under the bus for all to see? The words are so stunning because it's so rare to see a coach lambast a player through the media.
And so as Childress tries not to lose his job, he needs to be careful or he might lose his team.
After a night in which Saints running back Reggie Bush returned two punts for touchdowns in a losing effort to the Vikings, Minnesota coach Brad Childress played the "don't blame me" game . . . by blaming his punter.
samh says: Oct 7, 2008 7:43 AM
Sorry, when you're a specialist and you can't get your specialty done, then what should you expect? This isn't a QB who has to work hard all week, study film, and make dozens of decisions on EVERY play.
MrJJ says: Oct 7, 2008 7:44 AM
Can you lose a team by calling out the punter?
icase81 says: Oct 7, 2008 8:05 AM
Yeah, you can. Especially if he didn't ACTUALLY tell him to kick it out of bounds. How do you feel if your boss tells you to do something, you do it, then he tells you that you suck at your job and are an idiot because you did it? You think other people in the office are gonna wanna do what he says anymore?
Rookie says: Oct 7, 2008 8:07 AM
Childress should be fired for his chicken-shit offensive play calling. The Saints turn the ball over at least four times in the first 2nd half and your offensive play calling makes 10 points off them? You have the go-nads to blame the punter
purpledeermeat says: Oct 7, 2008 8:12 AM
If he was told to kick it out, and twice failed, he should be called out. I'm getting tired of the Chilly show, but I'm with him on this one.
AllSeeingEye says: Oct 7, 2008 8:16 AM
Childress has now stunningly demonstrated at LEAST three times that he is unfit for a head coaching job. It is just ridiculous for a head coach to do that. He needs to go.
steve2e says: Oct 7, 2008 8:16 AM
Arrogant people are never wrong. This doesn't surprise me one bit. I would not be surprised if the team consciously or unconsciouly saying screw it.
This guy never ceases to amaze me. He reminds me of my brother-in-law. Makes a big deal out simple things because he thinks it demonstrates his brilliance. He's impressed with himself and everybody else just waits till he shuts up. If things don't go his way, he turns into "WUSS MAN"
I got a feeling we are seeing a little or a lot of that right now with Childress.
You bring Jackson in for 1 play and everybody knows it's a run. Not getting anything on the play. It's a given you are about to waste a play and 30 seconds off the clock. Take the shot and go deep. Nobody has anything to lose. If nobody catches the ball so what, the run didn't get anything.
Try thinking about scoring. It was obvious to everyone that Childress was going for the field goal instead of the TD. Mike Tirico said it and then a play later Ferrotte takes a shot at the end zone.
It was like somebody in the booth called Childress and said "You'll never believe this but they know what you're doing….again."
"Okay, I'll fake them out and pretend like I'm going for 6 but I want that field goal." Chilldress.
The mindset of this team is wrong. They are not focussed on winning. They are caught up in not losing.
And I think you can lose a team by calling out the punter.
People will only put up with so much before they say screw it – I'm done.
Swaps says: Oct 7, 2008 8:17 AM
You know, Childy…
If you had a gameplan that could score a couple offensive touchdowns, then we wouldn't need to worry about the punt placement.
That was an offensivly offensive game to watch.
start the chant with me folks.
bgman says: Oct 7, 2008 8:26 AM
I agree with MrJJ. You're not going to stir up the lockerrrom by calling out the punter.
Hey, I like Chris Kluwe, but geez, he a punter. He has one job to do. If he is specially directed to punt out of bounds after Reggie Bush ran the first punt back for a TD and can't execute that simple task on two more attempts (remember Bush almost broke another for a TD but slipped) which almost cost the team a victory, then Brad Childress has every right to call him out.
There are times as coach where you have to take responsibility for when players' execution breaks down and they don't perform a play the way it was coached. But if Childress specifically told Kluwe to kick out of bounds and his punter couldn't angle his kick, then the coach shouldn't take the blame for that. If anything, the coach should be blamed if he doesn't cut the punter, which is what Childress made very clear will happen if Kluwe screws up like this again.
Actually if anyone should be thrown under the bus it's the special teams coach. Besides Bush's punt returns, the Saints had two or three kickoff returns go to or past midfield. Their kick coverage was horrible and has been all season (don't forget they also gave up a punt return for a TD against the Packers in the season opener).
RobJH says: Oct 7, 2008 8:28 AM
It's the punter's fault that the special teams unit can't tackle? I understand that if the coach told him to kick it out of bounds, then he should have, but he wouldn't have to kick it out of bounds if the special teams unit were better coached. He also wouldn't have to punt if the team could've gotten a first down. Is that Kluwe's fault, too?
Childress is a horrible coach just trying to deflect criticism.
Ntrikit says: Oct 7, 2008 8:29 AM
This win does nothing to show Childress should keep his job. They pulled that game out of their (you know what's) by making a series of fluke catches and lucky calls.
TF says: Oct 7, 2008 8:31 AM
He's a punter, not a player. In what universe are you not allowed to call out the kicker and the rest of the team rallies around him?
Drew88 says: Oct 7, 2008 8:35 AM
It's quite sad and pathetic when when a coach is so desperate that he pins blame on his punter. How about the coverage units? Even Gayle Sayers didn't nearly break every return. And where was the run blocking? Or pass protection? You cannot mask your weaknesses by hiding behind the punter.
patsfan1776 says: Oct 7, 2008 8:48 AM
It's like the Bad News Bears when Coach Buttermaker tells the cool kid, Kelly Leak, to go out and make every play because the team sucks. Yes the coach is picking on the punter but the translation is "I have 10 guys on that field that can't tackle anyone." To sum up last night's game, both teams suck and the officiating crew sucked more.
icase81 says: Oct 7, 2008 8:52 AM
Also, you won the game. Why is he blaming people on his own team for a W?
TheDPR says: Oct 7, 2008 8:55 AM
First, I agree that Childress is among the worst HCs in the league.
That said, there's no "blame" for anything when you're coming off a win. And if he follows through and cans Kluwe, then there's nothing wrong with calling him out, IMO. On the other hand, if he spouts all that stuff and it turns out to be empty threat, he'll lose whatever respect the team has for him. You don't say you're going to replace a guy and then let him keep his job. Either Kluwe is gone or this is just another symptom that Childress is a tool.
gdog97 says: Oct 7, 2008 8:59 AM
Not sure how many of you guys live in MN and see what Childress dishes out to the media, but let me tell you this.
He is the KING of 'competitive disadvantage' by not giving out informatoin. He is the KING of 'I know what needs to be done to fix this team' or 'We are really working our tails off and I can see the fire in their eyes' guy.
So for him to not continue that attitude and setting an example as a coach, is beyond excuseable. Even if it is a punter. This is the same coach who said 'Accountability is #1 around here' after they had the love boat incident. Was Bryant McKinnie suspended by the team? Nope. Was Dwight Smith ever suspended last year? Nope.
He knows the heat is on and when that happens, true colors come out. When you will stoop to the level of throwing a player under the bus, no matter who it is or what it's for, as a coach, that's a clear sign it's getting to you.
I was a big supporter of BC until this season. He has proven he is not capable of doing a good job or even mediocre job. The only thing 'kick-ass' about his offense is the poor play calling. Chilly, needs to go. Boom. Outta here.
Kevin from Philly says: Oct 7, 2008 9:09 AM
Surpising to hear this from a guy that used to be under Andy "i'm not gonna get into that" Reid. (Not literally under – cause that would, you know, hurt.)
MottQinCT says: Oct 7, 2008 9:19 AM
Hey folks, remember, if Reggie didn't slip, he would have had 3 to the house.
oigetit says: Oct 7, 2008 9:25 AM
It's also Kluwe's fault that Childress doesn't know how to spread out a defense to open up the running game.
Canadian Mike says: Oct 7, 2008 9:32 AM
Fire Childress please!!! That offense is inept.
Ntrikit says: Oct 7, 2008 9:48 AM
zygi milf says: Oct 7, 2008 9:54 AM
Hey Swaps – yes, Childress needs to be fired, but we don't need Marty Ball. Like Joe Gibbs, the game has passed him by. He can keep his bible thumping out of the Vikings locker room.
BleedPurpl says: Oct 7, 2008 10:04 AM
If Childress really said:
"Both of those kicks are supposed to be out of bounds," Childress said of the two punts that Bush returned for scores, "and when you say to somebody kick the ball out of bounds, that's what you expect to happen. That's what I expect to happen with a professional football kicker."
Why would he not have been all in Kluwe's face after the first one didn't go out. Or even moreso the second one, the Bush slipped on. But apparently Childress did not confront him then either. If my boss got on my case twice about flagrant insubordination, I am sure there would not have been a third time, which in Kluwe's case led to the second TD.
Childress comes off sounding like a cowardly piece of crap, defelecting his own ineptitude to someone whom, "just a punter" or not is a member of the team. And yes, that will indeed "lose the team" sooner than later.
VikingsFan23 says: Oct 7, 2008 10:04 AM
He's only a punter. He can get called out.
And, his poor punts helped his team give away 14 points – more points than the defense gave away.
I hate Childress, but I'm not going to disagree with him here.
ufdb says: Oct 7, 2008 10:07 AM
Childress may be a bad coach, but he's on the money with this one.
Its embarressing how much these punters get paid to have so little talent. How hard is it to kick the frigin' ball out of bounds??
Fab5Philly says: Oct 7, 2008 10:28 AM
Childress should know better, after all, he did coach under Andy Reid. He needs to say: "I have to do a better job of putting the punter in position to punt the ball out of bounds.. that's my fault, not the punter."
graunkem says: Oct 7, 2008 10:36 AM
This guy is a clown. Childress is concerned about losing his job, as well as he should be. If his offensive play call could score some f'ing points, we wouldnt be worried about where the punt is ending up. Kluwe is well liked in the locker room by the entire team, and this could be the start of something wonderful. A mutiny perhaps. With the game that Winfield had, I imagine him being the first to call out the coaching staff. He had a phenomonal night, and it was almost overshadowed by the complete ineptitude of Brad Childress and his West Crawl Offense.
ACDC84 says: Oct 7, 2008 10:41 AM
As long as Chilly doesn't throw any of the 51 football players on the team under the bus I think he will be fine.
screaminviking says: Oct 7, 2008 10:52 AM
I've soured on Chilly a long time ago but I don't disagree with him. Not only did Kluwe fail to kick it out of bounds he line-drived every freakin' punt which gave the coverage unit NO time to get Bush contained.
Kluwe should be called out…nothing good has ever come from coddling a punter.
Anyone have Todd Sauerbrun's phone #?
1stngoal says: Oct 7, 2008 11:03 AM
Hey,maybe Kluwe wanted to see another Reggie Bush punt return like the rest of us.He just couldn't resist…rofl
Jeremiah W says: Oct 7, 2008 11:18 AM
How does he keep his team if he loses the job? that makes no sense, like pretecting the ego of a punter. If he told him to kick it out of bounds twice and he failed twice, he is lucky he still has a job. If getting blamed or called out gets the message accross, then it was a good move. Saying nothing and just cutting the guy may not send the same message, but really who are you to judge?
Ben Stuplisberger says: Oct 7, 2008 11:51 AM
For those of you that are defending Childress for calling out the kicker, which is easy and cowardly to do, remember, this is the guy who squandered an immensely talented team by starting Tarvaris Jackson at QB.
Childness, have some dignity and chew out the kicker on your own time, don't take advantage of his non-real football player status by blaming him for your own inept play calling. The Vikings got stomped, and only escaped by the Saints beating themselves and random chance, Childress should STFU and take the win he didn't deserve.
CaptainFantastik says: Oct 7, 2008 11:52 AM
Childress is as good as gone in the near future. He sucks, and his team has been greatly over-rated from the start. Maybe he should also call it his whole punt team for the breakdowns. It isn't all the punter's fault that the other 10 guys on that squad can't get it done across the field either.
There's a difference between putting a kick out of bounds with goo yardage under it and just kicking it out of bounds for 15 yards. This guy probably just tried to get off a couple of nice long punts to set the Saints back on field position and failed in his exectution. It happens.
LOL. Childress and the Vikes listened to all the Super Bowl talk during pre-season and now that it's highly unlikely that any of it could or ever would happen the wheels are falling off. Win or not, that team is WAY overblown.
JuicyMelon says: Oct 7, 2008 12:12 PM
Seriously Vikings fans/haters? Kluwe has been money in every game for us so far…Why in the world would be kick it to Bush all game if he wasn't told to do so? Did Childress tell Kluwe, his ST coach, or not even at all? Even if Childress did say that to Kluwe, and I doubt he did, Childress should stand up for his players and not call them out. I am so sick of Childress defending himself above all others. If Wilf is that stupid to believe this bs, then maybe Wilf shouldn't be involved in football. Plus, when Kluwe did kick to Bush, where was the Special Teams stopping him? Come on!
malpine says: Oct 7, 2008 12:20 PM
Now it's NOT ok to criticize your players publicly? I thought coaches were supposed to call out players and make them intimidated for their jobs. Isn't that why Wade Phillips is being lambasted by you, Florio, and the rest of the "media"…because he's too soft on his players?
So Wade can lose his team if he doesn't call out his players and Childress can lose his team if he does? Which is it?
Mike Florio says: Oct 7, 2008 12:26 PM
@malpine . . .
A coach should call the players out behind closed doors, like in the film room. That was the point about the Wade Phillips story from the other day. The Cowboys players are no longer fearful of getting their asses chewed out in the film room. Parcells rarely called out a guy publicly, except to shame him into practicing or playing when he thought he was injured (e.g., calling Terry Glenn "she").
Jeremiah W says: Oct 7, 2008 12:39 PM
Wait a second Mike. You are free to take shots at Childress, but he is not allowed to call out his punter? Who made you the commish?
You are entitled to an opinion, but it clearly is different than the HC of the Vikes. Parcells does it for a reason, and I can see why Brad did it here.
He is not going to cut the guy, so he is going to call him out. Are you trying to turn every press conference into a Sara Palin type response to every question? He is a Maverick, he calls it like he sees it. He is talking straight to Joe 6 pack who said why in heck is he kicking it to Bush again? He may be on my team, but there were clearly some blunders made, like in every game.
MNPawn says: Oct 7, 2008 12:57 PM
How can anyone believe everything that comes out of Childress' mouth anymore. Especially when he is saying that he was making correct in-game decisions (punt when down by 13 with less than 2 minutes left). If Childress told Kluwe to kick the first one that got returned out of bounds, I would call it a bad decision, we were stopping Bush up until the first one. If he told him to kick the next one out of bounds it would be a good decision, he had just burned us. Kluwe would have gotten an earful on the sidelines and we all would have seen it on TV. The next punt after getting yelled at would have been 20 yards out of bounds by the time it got to Bush, so he wouldn't have to hear it from the coach again. Kluwe is a good directional punter, that is his specialty, if he was told to punt out of bounds twice as Childress said, one of them would have made it. Kluwe is not stupid, Childress is. Look at how all of it played out and see who made the mistake. It would not be Childress' first mistake.
meefer says: Oct 7, 2008 1:15 PM
You won the game, why bother calling out anybody?
Also, to blame the punter for some blown tackles is ridiculous.
Maybe he wouldn't have to blame the punter if his awesome offense scheme could do more than 3 straight 3 and outs. 7 step drops when they're stacking the box and blitzing = Gus in a body bag (almost).
bored_of_seinfeld_jokes says: Oct 7, 2008 1:21 PM
There is a difference between calling someone out and throwing someone under the bus to the media. From everything I've read or heard about Childress, I would not be at all shocked if Kluwe first heard about this in the media. Childress doesn't seem like he has ever had a good grip on his team, and has always liked to take his battles to the media.
Regardless if the headcoach is in the right for calling out a punter over another player, there are some things that should be done behind closed doors. Your punter sucks? Cut him and then trash him to the media.
malpine says: Oct 7, 2008 1:22 PM
The point of the Wade Phillips story the other day was that Phillips is a "nice" guy and "nice" guys, according to you, don't make successful coaches. That's in public or in the film room.
There are different styles to coaching, obviously. While guys like Switzer get called a joke of a coach, I'd bet a million that Jimmy Johnson wouldn't have been able to take the mid 90's Cowboys back to a third Super Bowl win after losing the year before, because by the time JJ left, his act had worn thin with the players.
Point is, there is no universal way to coach so for you to say any coach should or shouldn't do anything is pure fan speculation on your part. I love that you have this forum that allows real NFL fans an outlet for that speculation.
steve2e says: Oct 7, 2008 4:21 PM
Kluwe was the third shooter on the grassy knoll.
steve2e says: Oct 7, 2008 4:29 PM
Calling out the punter is surreal at this point. Next week it will be "The dog did it." The dog ate the playbook. It is so obvious that this boat won't float.
What does he have to say about the rest of the game??? All those yards Peterson racked up? What about how if it wasn't for the defense this game would have been embarrassing.
But hey, lets shoot the frickin punter. He's responsible for at least 2 minutes of the game. YOU WOULDN'T NEED HIM IF YOU COULD MOUNT A DRIVE AND SCORE A TOUCHDOWN.
People are going to start wearing T-shirts with "Kick Ass Offense" on it.
1979_Lincoln says: Oct 7, 2008 6:04 PM
Childress has already lost the fans. His next step is to lose the team, and finally, the owner. I don't really have a problem with Chilly calling Kluwe out in the media, but then he shouldn't be surprised if Zygi Wilf does the same thing to him when he continues to field his ridiculous excuse for an offense. If we didn't have Adrian Peterson, we wouldn't gain any yards at all.
We could still win the division, but at this point, most of the credit should go to the players for the rest of the season, because our schedule is pretty easy from now until Week 17 when we play the Giants. Chilly could probably stay home for those games and the team would do about as well as they would do with him on the sidelines.
Unless Chilly can get us to an NFC Championship this year, I'm ready to "find someone else who can get the job done" too.


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— LeapPad. From Leapfrog, best for ages 4-9, $99.99. Rating: 3.5 Stars (out of 4).
For only $99.99, parents can purchase a tablet device designed for kids. Featuring a 5-inch touch-sensitive screen encased in a durable frame, Leapfrog's version of a kiddie tablet plays Leapfrog downloadable apps, games, e-books, flashcards and videos. The device also supports games that come in cartridges, and is compatible with those playable on last year's Leapster Explorer handheld gaming system.
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— InnoTab. From Vtech, best for ages 4-9, $79.99. Rating: 3 stars (out of 4)
Similar in size and functionality to the LeapPad, the InnoTab is $20 less because it doesn't include the camera and video recorder functionality of the LeapPad. The device comes loaded with apps, games and books, and can connect online to the Vtech store to download additional content. The InnoTab also plays separate cartridge game ($25 each). This kiddie tablet is good, but we like the LeapPad's built-in camera functions. Also, the initial quality of software is better on the LeapPad than on the InnoTab. That said, this is still a nifty choice for kids.
—Life of George. From The Lego Group, best for ages 7 and up. $29.99, requires iPhone or iPod Touch and free app. Rating: 4 stars (out of 4)
This box of 144 Lego bricks comes with a special playmat and a guide on how to play this game using an app downloaded onto an iPhone or an iPod Touch. The concept is that the app challenges you to build a specific design (like a car or a pineapple) as quickly as you can. When you are done building, you place your creation on the special playmat and use the camera on your iDevice to scan your creation. The app rates you on how well you built the requested item within the time used. For one or two players, this toy-plus-app combo blends fun Lego building with cool technology that can accurately register your Lego building skill. It is playable on two levels of difficulty. You can also photograph your own creations and then challenge others to build them. For all Lego builders, this is one competition you don't want to miss. There is a special Christmas album offered as an in-app purchase ($1.99) which gives you 30 new holiday-themed challenges.
—Wappy Dog. From Activision, best for ages 6-10, $49.99, requires a Nintendo DS. Rating: 3 stars (out of 4)
Wappy is a white robotic dog with blue trim that comes packaged with the "Wappy Dog" video game for the Nintendo DS. The robotic toy responds to human touches, but it is most fun when played using the Nintendo DS software. The Nintendo DS acts as translator by letting children select questions to ask Wappy. The dog responds by barking and moving its body (it doesn't walk) and then the Nintendo DS translates this "doggy speak" into English. The puppy may tell you it is hungry, or that it wants to play a game with you. You can even play "Rock, Paper, Scissors" with it. In addition to providing kids with a series of questions and commands to which Wappy will respond, the software also allows for a virtual version of Wappy to appear in the game so that kids can play a virtual pet simulation game on the DS. With this adorable robotic toy at their side, kids will love owning a virtual pet.
— Cars 2 AppMATes. From Disney, best for ages 5-9, $19.99 for two-vehicle pack or $12.99 for single car, requires an iPad and a free app. Rating: 3 stars (out of 4)
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Carrying on her 777 tour, Rihanna took the stage at Kentish Town Forum in London, England last night (November 19).
The "We Found Love" songstress wore a matching white jacket and trousers with different hand sketches patterned all over the suit. Of course halfway through the gig, she stripped off her shirt to reveal a leopard print bra-looking garment.
And though she usually puts on a flawless show, Ri-Ri ran into some technical problems with her band during "Where Have You Been."
Furiously, she blurted out, "Alright, what the f**k. Stop this sh*t. What the f**k is that? Why is the track off from the band? This is the bullsh*t we deal with when we are just doing a random rock and roll tour with no rehearsal and sh*t. I apologize for everyone [live streaming] at home… We are going to start this one again from the top."


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Thursday, June 22, 2006
True story
It seemed to start with a book. A middle-school-aged girl came home from school one day and told her mother that her class was reading Lois Lowry's Number the Stars. When it was her turn to read aloud from the book, she said, she noticed that the passage contained a curse word.
She refused to read the word, she said. Her teacher said she had to say the word outloud, not skip over it. She refused again. The teacher took her to the principal's office and the principal also told her she had to say the word. The girl refused to let such a vile word pass her lips.
Now, what would you do if your child, or your hypothetical child, came home and told you this? Would you call the teacher? Would you call the principal? Would you call the mother of another child in the class to see if she could provide any collaboration of the story, another perspective to the story, before you called the school? I would have opted for the third due to my background in journalism and my own nonconfrontational tendencies; if I'm going to have to complain, I want my facts straight so that I don't humiliate myself in the process.
What the mother in this case did was call an out-of-state civil rights protection organization for Christians. She happened to have the phone number handy.
What the out-of-state civil rights protection organization for Christians did was write a letter to the Board of Education demanding apologies, and they sent a press release to the newspaper in my hometown and the one in the neighboring county.
While the newspaper in my hometown was contacting the Board of Education for more information on the matter, the one in the neighboring county was running the press release. The teacher—who also happened to be a Sunday school teacher-- and the principal—who happened to be married to a minister-- first learned they'd been accused of violating the girl's rights and were facing a possible lawsuit by what they—and all the members of their community—read in the paper in the neighboring county.
They were mortified.
By now the girl had decided to confess to her mother that she'd made up the entire story. No one had ever attempted to force her to read a curse word from a book aloud. She could offer no explanation for why she made up the accusations. I don't remember that it was reported she said she was sorry, although I assume she must have at some point whether stated or not; the article was really much more concerned, as I've said, with making the newspaper in the neighboring town look bad for running a press release as a news article.
Remember I said this story seemed to start with a book? I don't think it did. I grew up in a community very similar to the one this girl did, very close by, and there's no doubt in my mind that she'd had her own filled with many stories of Christian persecution both in her church and in her home; she'd done her share of Lottie Moon offerings.
The story starts there, in that vague feeling of wanting the persecution that happened elsewhere to happen to you here, to feel that your beliefs and values are important enough, worrisome enough to others, that they want to strip you of them.
As Amanda said yesterday, sometimes people set up their own persecutions.
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- Amanda A. said...
"and then there were the Salem Witch Trials...."
gosh! check your facts people!!!
- Stefanie said...
Wow, what a story. Why didn't the mom ask the girl to show her the word in the book? That would have saved everyone a lot of time and trouble and humiliation.
- sfp said...
I haven't read the book, so I don't know if it contains any curse words, but I don't know any teacher in my hometown who'd force a kid (or want a kid) to read such words outloud in class (and I can remember trying so hard to get our teacher's assistant to read Harriet the Spy's "I'll be damned if I go to dancing school" outloud in 4th grade--we were all so convinced we could trick her into it and so so disappointed when she skipped right over it).
I do wonder if the girl would have stuck to her story for as long as she did if the mom had said she was calling the teacher that first day. It still boggles my mind that she didn't try to learn why (or if)the teacher and principal had done what they were accused of before attempting to involve a legal aid organization. She must have been champing at the bit to use that phone number.
This story made me feel sick to my stomach. I was a primary teacher here in England for seventeen years and now I train other people to do that wonderful job. My major area is Children's Literature and so inevitably this is a topic that comes up from time to time. We talk about the pros and cons of cutting out any 'offensive' words and recognise the fact that a different decision may well have to be taken in each school, but we don't yet have to face the extremes that your story and yesterday's article outline. The usual stance that I get from students here is that it depends on why the offending word has been used. If it is there simply to shock then cutting it out is probably right and you probably shouldn't be using the work of a writer prepared to do that anyway, but if the writer has used it to make a deliberate character point then it is valid. Surely what we are trying to do is develop children's ability to be critical readers? If we censor the material we teach without discussing that decision with our pupils, how are they ever going to learn to discriminate for themselves. I feel a soapbox coming on!
- danielle said...
Why does this story not shock me. This is the culture and environment we now live it and I don't see it changing anytime soon. As a parent she (I know I would have) gone to the principal and teacher to see if this was true. I cannot imagine any teacher (and the principal as well!) forcing a child to say out loud an offensive word. People need to chill out. I wonder if the child watches/is exposed to the daily news? I find that far more offensive than any stupid dirty word in a book.
- renee said...
Wow, this story makes me so angry, but like danielle, I'm not really surprised. Our society is so fractured that there is no real discourse between parties of opposing viewpoints anymore. Instead of talking thier problems out, people prefer to call their lawyers first.
- zhoen said...
I can only gues the idea came from the University of Utah theater student who wanted to alter the words in plays, so she , being a devout Mormon, would not have to swear. The professors said, no, when a play is performed, it has to be as written, and if you get a degree from here, but choose to alter your own lines, it reflects badly on the whole program.
She sued.
Last I heard, she lost.
She could have just gone to BYU, and not had to deal with the issue at all.
- zhoen said...
the U settled. Her name is
Christina Axson-Flynn
- litlove said...
I have to confess that when I was 17 and in a school play there was a line I refused to say. It was very sexual and it was the only line in the play at all like it (and I knew my parents would be in the audience one night, which at 17 seemed like a major point). I had to debate my case a bit, but in the end the teachers agreed. Most schools now are super-sensitive to preserving a child's innocence (teachers here in the UK refuse to put sunscreen on children as they don't want to touch them). Your story is a good warning to all parents not to overreact but to check the facts first.


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