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High school hockey blog: Parity reigns in Baron Cup I, Kent District (updated 5:52 p.m. Tuesday)
Note: This blog was published Monday night, prior to St. Edward having to relinquish its Baron Cup I spot due to a scheduling issue.
Since Jan. 26 heading into Baron Cup I, the following occurred in the Red North West:
St. Ignatius defeated Shaker Heights but lost to St. Edward. St. Edward defeated Lake Catholic and St. Ignatius, but lost to University in come-from-behind fashion in the middle. US defeated St. Edward and Shaker Heights a week after dropping games to Lake Catholic and St. Edward.
For the News-Herald area powers participating in Baron Cup I this week — Lake Catholic and University — along with everybody else, that is a lot to digest.
The biggest takeaway: Good luck making sense of it.
That's actually a good thing.
So many years heading to Brooklyn for Baron Cup I, it's been easy to point to one team and label them as a favorite.
While there are never many guarantees in that bracket anyway, this year in particular appears to set up as one of the most wide-open Baron Cup Is in history.
You cannot look at recent results and say for sure who will hoist the hardware Sunday on that venerable ice. That'll lead to some stress for coaches, but should generate some great hockey for the rest of us.
Let's look at the bracket: No. 1 St. Ignatius vs. No. 8 Rocky River; No. 2 St. Edward vs. No. 7 Holy Name; No. 3 Shaker Heights vs. No. 6 Walsh Jesuit; No. 4 University vs. No. 5 Lake Catholic Continued...
One warning I would throw out to the Red North West contingent looking at that is to be aware.
If that stretch of Red North West play was confusing, add this to the mix: Walsh is 21-9-2 and boasts wins this year over St. Ignatius and St. Edward. Holy Name is also 21-9-2, hasn't yielded a goal since Jan. 23 and has a head-to-head win over Lake Catholic. Rocky River has been mentioned as an intriguing squad by a few coaches as well, sitting at 23-6-1 with a win over Lake and a solid showing in a 2-1 loss to Shaker on Dec. 22.
You know the old saying about what happens when you assume.
N-H area fans may remember 2004, when Mentor went into the Baron Cup as a No. 8 seed against a really good Padua team that had won the Red North that year and stunned them, 3-1.
You just never know.
Unfortunately for the N-H area, we'll lose one of our two local representatives Wednesday in a US-Lake head-to-head, but that should make for an interesting showdown.
US appears to be back on track, and talking to Preppers coach Bill Beard the other day I think that comeback against St. Edward at Winterhurst was really a big deal for that team and could be a turning point in their season.
Lake has been far too competitive in league play — not to mention the head-to-head win over US — to be discounted in this bracket, either.
How this all concludes on the Greater Cleveland hockey holiday otherwise known as Baron Cup Sunday, we shall see.
Considering this will be the swan song for Baron Cup I as we know it, with the Great Lakes League commencing play next winter and taking such an important piece of the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League with it, this trip to Brooklyn will be bittersweet in a sense. Continued...
Even with that in mind, though, what a way to go out if this parity is what it seems.
Kent District thoughts
Without belaboring the parity point, the Kent District is the same way.
I'd love to be a fly on the wall for the seeding meeting and see how that winds up.
Of concern to the N-H area is the return of Shaker Heights after a year at Brooklyn.
Pardon a soapbox moment, but they shouldn't have left in the first place.
Be that as it may, what do you do with the top four seeds?
Shaker came in 9-0 against Kent District teams this year before losing to US on Saturday.
The Preppers are 2-1 against Kent teams, Lake 2-3, Gilmour 1-2 and Walsh Jesuit 4-2.
Some infamous things have happened before in those meetings — a Blue Division team, for example, once seeded a Red team which should have been a top-three lock No. 10 at Kent for no justifiable reason, in turn severely affecting that Red team's seed. Continued...
As long as that kind of nonsense stays out of the room and every coach looks at the totality of each argument, we'll be in good shape.
(Tuesday update: I originally had in this space that the Kent District seeding meeting was taking place Friday night, but I've since been informed by tournament director Bill Switaj that the meeting is actually Wednesday night. The OHSAA originally listed all district meetings as taking place Friday. My apologies for any confusion.)
Top of the Crop
1. (1) Lake Catholic 14-12-2
2. (2) University 19-10-3
3. (3) Gilmour 13-12
4. (4) Kenston 20-8
5. (5) Mentor 12-18
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Crop comments: The argument for the N-H area's No. 1 team is a tough call. One week doesn't seem fair as a statute of limitation on a head-to-head win, so we'll keep Lake where it is in the final Crop of the season over University. That said, US had two big league wins in three days over St. Edward and Shaker Heights, so the argument is compelling. Lake and US can hash it out Wednesday in the opening round of Baron Cup I at Brooklyn. ... Gilmour is in the midst of a 10-day break between games after losing three times in four nights, capped Jan. 28 by a 4-3 defeat at Meadville (Pa.). ... Kenston got to the 20-win plateau, but unfortunately for the Bombers their Baron Cup II hopes were dashed the next night with a 3-1 loss to Solon, eliminating the N-H area entirely from Baron Cup II in the process. ... Mentor hasn't defeated a Greater Cleveland opponent since Dec. 19 but did take Hudson to overtime Sunday before falling, 5-4.
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Iowa Wesleyan College students will join with area youth in planting the new Community Garden on Friday, April 20 at 3:30 p.m. The Community Garden is located at 211 S Jackson Street, across from the fire station.
The planting celebrate Global Youth Service Day, the world's largest and longest-running service event.
For the past semester, students at Iowa Wesleyan have worked with participants in the afterschool program at the REC Center, Healthy U!, to nurture vegetables from seedlings. These will be planted on Friday afternoon.
For more information, contact Colin Studer in the Office of Service-Learning and Civic Engagement at Iowa Wesleyan College, 319-385-6211.


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This claim from Tehran comes at the same time that the U.S. drone program is being heavily debated in Washington.
John Brennan, Obama's pick to head the CIA, has been one of the architects of the drone campaign against al Qaeda and its allies for the last four years.
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Man, Machines & the Limits of TechnologyI am not against machines. I have made my peace with the fact that software applications control most of the things I do, determining and measuring even my productivity at work. In fact, knowing how stormy the weather can be at some of my travel destinations, I am happy to let aircrafts land themselves with minimal assistance from the pilot. But in electronics manufacturing and especially in the convoluted structure we call the supply chain -- where designs are translated, and components are purchased and put into products to be manufactured and shipped to end-users -- machines and applications have a growing role, and increasingly they are beginning to relegate humans to the background of enterprise activities. Is that healthy for humans and the business organizations they've built? Of course, you may believe that everything your company does can be handled via phones, email, video conferencing, and, in future, maybe even telepathy. The day may come when we dream up a product and a robot takes over and transforms the concept into winning designs and actual devices. It hasn't occurred, and it will be a long time before that happens. For now, though, the human touch in the supply chain is as critical to success as the admittedly phenomenal applications companies spend millions on to enhance their supply chain efficiencies. I speak often with industry executives whose operations span the globe, and many of them spend countless hours in the skies each year reaching out to customers, suppliers, analysts, government officials, and other interested parties. I'll like to share why here and also tell a few of their stories. A Frenchman I know, who works as a senior executive in the sales division of a major US semiconductor company, logs more than 300,000 miles in the air each year. "I go where the customers are, but these are not always sales visits," he says. "I talk about technology roadmaps. The sales may not materialize for another couple of years following these visits, but keeping my contacts fresh is worth several trips." There are other reasons executives spend more time on the road, meeting new contacts, renewing old business relationships, and sleeping on strange hotel beds. A senior supply chain executive at a major hard disk drive vendor in the United States spends weeks at a time in Asia every three months or so. Each trip typically takes him to four or more countries and involves numerous factory visits, training sessions for local employees, and unannounced fact-finding drop-ins at suppliers. These are in addition to briefings with customers to reassure them about redundancy measures critical to unhindered supply of components. During a recent visit to a contract manufacturer and design house in Europe, I learned of challenges customers are facing in Asia and other low-cost regions where hiring and retaining technical employees now constitutes one of the more intractable problems facing manufacturers in the region. Many of the companies that transferred or outsourced manufacturing operations to China from Western regions over the last decade are seriously weighing pulling these back because so much time is wasted simply on employee recruitment. A top executive at an electronics company in the midwest of the US spends about three weeks each quarter in China overseeing recruitment and training of employees. "The cost of manufacturing in China is rising dramatically, and there's been a definite increase in requests for alternatives," Martin Kingdon, director of business development at the Heerbrugg, Switzerland, office of Escatec SDN. BHD, told me in an interview. Escatec, which is headquartered in Malaysia and does a lot of design, prototyping, and some high-end manufacturing in Switzerland, is benefiting from that trend, Kingdon said. Having significant operating presence in both Europe and Asia has helped the company better understand customer needs and match services to their corporate goals. Many companies have simply yielded such personal contacts to outsourced partners and rely on supply chain management applications to stay in touch with customers and contract manufacturers. The days when the electronics supply chain depended solely or even heavily on people to determine what would satisfy customers is disappearing fast. At many small component suppliers, distributors, and manufacturing companies, the interactions among suppliers, contractors, and customers are shrinking fast, replaced by software applications that now link all segments of a company's supply chain with the outside world. Increasingly, too, sales, purchasing, procurement, manufacturing, project management, design, coordination, monitoring, measurement, and other activities are performed by computers, leaving limited functions for employees, many of whom sometimes wonder where exactly they fit in now within extended supply chain operations. This trend accelerated after the horrible 2001 economic downturn as companies tried to reduce the impact of human failings on their operations. Millions were spent on supply chain management applications, and the rapid growth of the cloud has hastened the adoption of machine-to-machine communications in the electronics supply chain. The results so far have been positive in that the industry has a better handle on its boom-and-bust cycles and has improved visibility into demand, supply, and inventory conditions. Recoveries from market downturns have been swifter, and the impact of a demand slowdown less savage. What has been sacrificed in the meantime is the ability to forge the personal contacts and relationships that serve as the foundations for long-term engagements. A personal experience comes to mind here. I once phoned an executive at a North American company who I had known for years for what I thought would be a quick clarification on some issues about his firm's product. I couldn't even get through to the secretary for the first 10 minutes, during which the communications system bounced me around. I persisted. Finally, I got hold of the receptionist who said she would have to route my call back to the communications maze. I declined and called his cellphone. "Next time, just call my mobile number," he said. If hadn't known him that well, I would never have merited that privilege. |
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Having more than one child in college may have a significant impact on a student's financial aid package. If a family of five has one child in college, their Expected Family Contribution (EFC) will be the amount that the family is responsible for contributing toward their son or daughter's education that year. However, if that same family has two children attending undergraduate college on a full-time basis, their EFC will be divided between the institutions that each child is attending. For example: if their parent contribution was $20,000, that entire amount would go to one institution when only one child is attending college. With two children attending college, their parent contribution would be approximately $10,000 to each institution (and they would, therefore, receive more need-based financial aid).
Similarly, if a student begins attending college and has an older sibling already enrolled in college, their EFC and need-based financial aid will be impacted when the older sibling graduates. For example: the family's parent contribution was $20,000; $10,000 to each institution. However, when the older sibling graduates the parent contribution is no longer divided between two institutions; it now goes entirely to one institution and the student's amount of need-based financial aid is reduced accordingly.
There are a few factors worth noting that may affect how the family contribution is divided between institutions, and the amount that a family actually contributes to each. Hamilton College uses federal methodology, which calculates the parent contribution to be an approximate 50% split. Some institutions using institutional methodology may use a 60/40 split. Other variables that should be considered are the overall costs of each institution, and whether they offer merit or need-based financial aid.
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Atmel Wi-Fi buy aimed at Internet of Things
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LONDON – Atmel Corp., a vendor of microcontrollers and touch technology, is buying Ozmo Inc., a provider of low-power Wi-Fi for an undisclosed amount of money.
Atmel said it will the use the technology that comes with Ozmo to help it address wireless applications and in particular devices targeted at the Internet of Things (IoT).
Ozmo (Palo Alto, Calif.) trades as Ozmo Devices and was founded in 2004 as H-Stream Wireless in by co-founders Kateljin Vleugels and Roel Peeters. Ozmo has worked on wireless personal area network technology and its low power ICs are suitable for connecting fixed and portable peripheral equipment with Wi-Fi platforms. Ozmo raised more than $30 million in venture capital from: Intel Capital, Granite Ventures, Tallwood Ventures and Atlantic Bridge Ventures.
The overall wireless peripheral market is expected to reach about 1 billion units in 2015 with Wi-Fi Direct as the fastest growing segment, Atmel said in a statement.
"This acquisition accelerates Atmel's strategy to provide complete solutions for products that will make possible The Internet of Things," said Steve Laub, CEO of Atmel, in a statement. "As a leader in the Wi-Fi Direct segment, Ozmo's solutions are well positioned in this rapidly growing market."
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Is Wi-Fi still a good technology for IoT? Is this cheap and power efficient enough?
"Is Wi-Fi still a good technology for IoT? Is this cheap and power efficient enough?"
It depends on which Things (the 'T' of IoT) that you are talking about. Bluetooth 4.0 is probably the best for things near you, such as pulse monitors for exercise logging.
For things around the house, the advantage of WiFi is that it exists in almost everyone's house. If you created a WiFi controlled plug or garden sprinkler system, for example, anyone could buy one, plug it in and immediately use it.
Some other RF network, such as Zigbee may be smaller and lower power, but it requires a separate controller.
For objects used out of the house (such as a tablet), what other choice is there but WiFi?
I agree with tb1. If it's "personal area" you're talking about, something like Bluetooth might make more sense. But much of IoT is not just personal area. It's at least room area, if not whole house area, which is exactly what WiFi is designed for.
So then the question should be, is there anything inherently wasteful in IEEE 802.11 that might suggest a better alternative for the job?


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Highlights: Iceland (Reykjavik, Glymur, Budir, Ranga)
Get off the beaten path yet stay in style. As you travel the wild Icelandic countryside, you will see locations like the Blue Lagoon, Gulfoss, Geysir, and Thorsmork Valley. Travel along one of the most scenic drives in the world as you explore the wonders of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula by private car and guide. Along the way, you will see everything that "Little Iceland" has to offer, including quaint fishing villages, seal colonies, nesting shore birds, glaciers and incredible natural scenery. At the end of the day, kick back in a relaxing, unique property surrounded by Iceland's iconic scenic beauty. These properties also showcase some of Iceland's excellent dining options featuring home-grown ingredients and iconic local dishes.
Relax on your airport transfer in Reykjavik with a private vehicle and driver. Please note that a surcharge may be post billed to you if you require a transfer after 8pm or before 7am.
The Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel (4*) is located right in the heart of the city center, restaurant and bar district of Reykjavik and lies within walking distance of the commercial and shopping district, just 50 minutes from the Keflavik International Airport. The hotel's building is renowned as one of the most beautiful, historic buildings in Reykjavik. The hotel boast 88 studio concept rooms and suites, all equipped with Free high-speed, wireless Internet access, in-room safe and mini bar. This Reykjavik hotel features local ingredients and seasonal dishes at the on-site 1919 Restaurant & Lounge, complimentary access for guests to the Health and Fitness Centre. This four-star lifestyle accommodation in Reykjavik is centrally located, offering easy access to famous attractions, including the Blue Lagoon and the National Museum of Iceland.
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Glymur.
Hotel Glymur is situated an hour from most of the tourist attractions in the country and options include 5 golf courses, horse back riding, kayaking, angle fishing, river fishing, bird watching, hiking. Please speak to your Sales Advisor if any of these activities are of interest.
The Glymur Hotel (5*) is situated just a short drive from Reykjavik in a spectacular view over Whale fjord. The hotel is a relaxing environment and features a restaurant that offers exceptional local and international cuisine for even the hungriest of stomachs.
Meet your driver at the Hotel Glymur for a private guided tour to the Snæfellsnes peninsula via Borgarfjörður. On to the romantic little fishing villages of Arnarstapi and Hellnar, both famous for their rock formations in the shapes of arches, caves, stacks, as well as cliffs alive with huge colonies of birds. Continue your journey around Snæfellsnesjökull glacier, through the small fishing villages on the northern shores of the peninsula. After the tour concludes, you have the option of being transferred back to the Hotel Glymur or to a hotel of your choosing in Reykjavik.
Tour ending at Hotel Budir
Hotel Budir (3*) is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful countryside hotels in Iceland, just a short drive from Iceland's capital city, Reykjavik. The hotel sits in a lava field on the westernmost tip of the Snaefellsnes peninsula, in the western region of Iceland. Due to the hotel's location, guests have an impressive view of the breathtaking Snaefellsjokull glacier and the Budir-estuary which meanders into the vast Faxafloi-Bay where a number of seals reside.
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Budir.
Enjoy a half day tour visiting the most important sights of the City. You will see the old town centre, the Parliament, the Cathedral, the harbour, the Pearl and Höfði house, the summit site of 1986. During the tour you will drive past the city's salmon river (which is proof that Reykjavík is a pollution free capital) and the Árbæjarsafn outdoor folk museum, which offers an interesting contrast to the modern buildings of the most recent part of city, and an outdoor swimming pool in Laugardalur which is heated with water from natural hot springs under the city. Visit the Ásmundur Sveinsson Sculpture museum and Hallgrímskirkja Church (whose steeple is a Reykjavík landmark). The tour includes private driver-guide for the tour and entrance fees to the National Museum, Sculpture Museum and Hallgrímskirkja Church.
Reykjavik is reknowned for its world class cuisine. Try one of these many restaurants, located in and around Reykjavik for a truly authentic Icelandic meal.The Seafood CellarThe Seafood Cellar is a fusion style restaurant based in a newly renovated landmark building in the heart of the city. Their mission is to push the boundaries of every dining experience, providing the finest quality food and services available. "We don't just cook your food, we memorialize it in a celebration of taste for your mouth and spirit."Einar BenRestaurant Einar Ben is located in one of the oldest trading buildings in Reykjavik. It's located in the city centre, close to the bright lights and all the entertainment. Einar Ben is named after one of the most remarkable Iceland- ers of recent times and we try to honour him by serving delicious food made from quality Icelandic ingredients: fish, seabirds, wild game and lamb. Service is relaxed but professional. The restaurant is ideal for large or small groups. There are 6 rooms seating from 8 to 40 persons, and some of the rooms can be connected.SilfurRestaurant Silfur is located in the Art Deco Hotel Borg, right in the heart of Reykjavik. The menu is made up of the world's best ingredients available and the wine list is known for its variety of excellent wines from around the world. With new age Art Deco interior and beautiful design, Silfur gives you the experience of supreme surroundings where a mix of Icelandic lava, nature stone and fire meets Art Deco and superior lighting. Silfur is a trendy restaurant with a great atmosphere, excellent service and fine dining.The Fish MarketSalmon skin–wrapped railings, backlit bamboo walls, low banquettes, and sexy lighting make The Fish Market one of Reykjavik's most chic restaurants. In the kitchen, Chef Hrefna plays with Asian and American flavors, and creative presentations making the dining a true experience. Voted by Condé Nast Traveler one of the Hot Tables in 2008, the restaurant draws on locally caught seafood and Icelandic traditions.By The PondThis small and unique restaurant is said to be the most novel fish restaurant in Iceland. The owner, Chef Runar Marvinsson, is known for innovative fish dishes made from a variety of rare fish and shellfish and related raw materials. The restaurant is located near Lake Tjornin (hence the name, meaning By the Lake) and offers a cozy atmosphere - often likened to being in 'grandma's old living room'!SquareWith a mountain view on one side and the city centre on the other, Restaurant Square is likely to impress solely by its location. The restaurants concept to implement fun into fine dining does however draw the guest's eye from the windows and to the meal. Square restaurant invites guests to experience food & drinks in a new way. As the evening passes on the restaurant turns into a Cocktail Bar/Lounge, ready to serve crazy and tasty cock- tails.Fish CompanyThe Fish Company is an eclectic restaurant located in the city centre. They offer a trip through a world of culinary adventures, which, as most good adventures do, begins under a bridge.LaekjarbrekkaA restaurant in one of the oldest houses in Reykjavík, right in the centre of the old town, very Icelandic with a cosy atmosphere. The building was used as a dwelling until 1961 and a small shop was there until it was rebuilt in 1980. During reconstruction, every effort was made to preserve the original appearance. Main focus on Icelandic traditional dishes.Restaurant ReykjavikRestaurant ReykjavIk is a large and spacious combination of restaurant, café and a unique bar, The Ice Bar. It is located in the very centre of Reykjavík in a 19th century former warehouse, which has recently been renovated. The house is on 3 floors. The brassiere, on the ground floor, is open for lunch, coffee and dinners. The Rainbow rooms are on the second floor and the Cabaret room is on the third floor. The restaurant offers a wide range of menus.PerlanRestaurant Perlan is one of the most exquisite restaurants in Iceland with highly unusual architecture. Perlan, or the "Pearl", rests on six huge storage tanks, each able to hold 4 million liters of geothermal hot water. The restaurant is on the top floor which slowly rotates, offering a magnificent panoramic view of Reykjavík and its surroundings as you dine. Art exhibits are held on the ground floor and artificial geysers spray water 15 meters high. This is a first class restaurant, very elegant and dressy, perfect for a celebratory dinner.NauthollNautholl Bistro is located by the thermal beach at Nautholsvik Bay in Reykjavik. The restaurant offers a great selection of 2 and 3 course lunch and dinner menus and can accommodate up to 95 people in a private room. DillDill Restaurant is located in the Nordic House in Reykjavík, which was designed and built in 1968 by renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. At Dill Restaurant, the atmosphere is different depending on whether you join us for lunch or for dinner. During lunchtime, the atmosphere is informal and the menu simple. For dinner we put on our best clothes and offer a more formal surrounding. On the menu you will find traditional Nordic and Icelandic dishes that have been modernized.Gallery RestaurantThe Gallery Restaurant has been renowned for its art, outstanding cuisine and impeccable service for over forty years. The Gallery Chefs offer a truly world class dining experience with their take on French cuisine, while the knowledgeable sommeliers will guide you through the feast of the senses. 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The weather Monday was befitting a morning after a Ravens loss to the Redskins.
But for some Baltimore football fans, it was a beautiful day, as the oft-blamed Cam Cameron was relieved of his duties as the Ravens' offensive coordinator. Quarterbacks coach and former Colts head coach Jim Caldwell will take over play-calling duties.
Cameron was the lightning rod for a Ravens fan base expectant of improvement on the offensive side of the ball, where the franchise invested high draft picks and significant contracts to improve a decade-long weakness.
Cameron was fired a day after the Ravens fumbled away a late lead to the Redskins, who walked off with an overtime field goal. It was the Ravens' second straight loss—and a 4th-and-29 conversion in San Diego away from a third straight defeat.
What are your thoughts now, after the Ravens let Cameron go?
Will the change in leadership be the cure-all? Is someone else to blame? Where do the Ravens go from here?
TELL US: What are your feelings after the Ravens fired offensive coordinator Cam Cameron Monday morning? Leave a comment and join in the conversation with Patch readers from around the Baltimore metro area.
1:40 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Now that Cam is gone, who is going to show Joe Flacco the proper technique to use when taking a knee with the score tied, time on the clock, a timeout left and one of the best place kickers in the game?
Walter M Ambrose
1:40 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
They should fire Flacco, he is a second/third tier QB, without the mental agility to carry a NFL offense he can only QB on a team with an excellent injhurt-free defense that covers his total incompetence
Jason Keyes
8:26 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Having watched Flacco his whole NFL career, your comment is nonsense. Flacco's a good QB, and we've seen what he can do when desperation forced Cameron to adjust. The Ravens have won 9 games this year without an "injury-free defense," so your opinion is based on an error.
1:40 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
It's about time! Hopefully Jim Caldwell will use a more balanced attack utilizing Ray Rice and the running backs who have proven themselves time and again. They were doing a great job in the first half yesteday then Cam decided to shut them down and throw the ball and the game away. I hate to see a late season shake up,but it may be the only way they can make it through the playoffs.
Jason Keyes
8:32 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Cameron kept running the ball in the second half against the Redskins. The problem wasn't the number of passes the Ravens ran, but the type. Haslett had adjusted his defense to blitz, Cameron didn't adjust to account for the blitz. We've seen that from him for more than four years.
Bob Allen
1:40 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Amen!! The play calling has been absurd this year, not that Flacco's performance has been much better. Add those two to an offensive line that lets people crush Flacco causing his fumbles and you've got serious problems. Did I mention that the pass defense sucks as does the tackling in general? Much as I love the Ravens, they are team with major fundamental flaws in both directions. I predict the Bronco's will crush them and they may lose to the Giants and even the Bengals. Super Bowl? Not for a long time.
7:23 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
I agree, that's all I've heard for the past few yrs, get rid of Cam, now lets see what they can do.
1:42 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
This is a really strange development. I'd be angry if I were a Ravens fan. The timing is poor, and Caldwell as OC isn't going to make Flacco any better. This would've been a better call in the offseason, you know?
Rice ran for 120 yards and the team had an additional 50 or so on top of that yesterday.
Firing Cameron now just strikes me as irrational, like King Harbaugh is manufcturing fall guys ahead of time.
For a franchise like the Ravens which generally does their business 'the right way' this is an odd detour.
1:50 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I agree. But I think these were orders from the top, and they're not always the most rational.
2:00 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
You're likely right, but usually Bisciotti stays out of personnel. Either way I don't believe this helps them currently.
Next season? Absolutely.
This is just the type of move you make when you are 4 and 9, not 9 and 4.
5:54 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
It's strange for sure.
But on the other hand, do you think they would have had a better chance in the next several games (and possibly playoffs) sticking with Cam still as OC or with Caldwell as OC? The personnel is there but the play calling has been baffling at times and Cam never made any adjustments resulting in the Dr. Jeckyll/Mr. Hyde we've seen of this offense.
7:00 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Corduroy: Again, this is just a somewhat outsider's opinion, but yes, I think they were better off keeping Cameron and jettison him at season end if that's the desire.
Fun fact: Caldwell hasn't called offensive plays since....2000. In college - Wake forest, I think.
9:52 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I've had the pleasure to listen and watch Raven's games since I moved here several years ago. But I still bleed Orange and Blue (Broncos).
Typically when something like this happens, it's out of frustration. Good or bad, it'll be interesting to see. There were reports that Harbs told Cam to go for it at the end of the half and instead Cam told them to kneel and let time expire.
If Norv Turner is fired at the end of this season (I hope not for the sake of my Broncos ;) ), he would make a great OC for the Ravens.
Paul Amirault
1:51 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
If I am the defensive coordinator I hear footsteps. Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. Two blown leads in a row?
2:05 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
You guys are - on some level - lucky the record's 9 and 4. Try not to kill your DC too much.
See how well you'd do without your best cover corner, best run stopping LB, Ngata nursing a bum knee, and oh yeah Suggs your best LB period missing the game as well.
The Ravens this season injury wise remind me of the Giants last season. Secondary was absolutely wrecked. Any time they were in the dime, it was some bum off the street playing 6th DB. Antrel Rolle, starting free safety, ended up being our nickel back instead. In fact, he's basically doing that NOW - again, injuries, injuries, injuries.
If the Ravens are going anywhere in the playoffs, it's going to be on the backs of Rice and Flacco.
1:59 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Falco better find out where the pocket is - Quickly
3:00 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
If I owned the team and they had just blown the (2nd) chance at clinching the division, home feild advantage, and the championship. Someones head would roll..
No one wants to spill the beans on Hardbough but altimatly he is the Head coach!
I hope it was his call on Camron and not Biscotti I would have more respect for him to make change. We can talk injuries all you want on both sides of the ball but every team at this point is dealing with Injuries, JMO
Philip Einhorn
3:14 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Should have happened at the end of last year. Harbaugh realizes that he can no longer protect Cameron without putting his self at risk. Too bad we had to wait until the season is nearly over.
3:28 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
It was going to happen at the end of last season but Harbaugh interjected on Cameron's behalf. Bischotti relented and said he would give Cameron one more year.
Wayne Monroe
3:30 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Before Cam Cameron, Matt Cavanaugh was the problem.
Frank in Elkridge
3:32 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
The new OC can't do anything about the dumb turnovers, penalties, soft defense, and 64 yard punt returns. The Ravens have scored enough points to win the games they lost even with the lackluster offense and mistakes.
The defense is going to get pounded by Denver next week and there's nothing that Caldwell will be able to do about it. The only thing saving the defensive coordinator is that he will be given some slack because of all the injuries. That prevent defense they played in the 4th quarter when RGIII was obviously hobbled and hurt was idiotic. One or two all out blitzes would have ended the game.
Geoffrey Atkinson
3:47 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Not sure how this is going to help the 24th rated defense.
Walter M Ambrose
6:20 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
They need to fire Flacco, he is only good enough to be what he was drafted for, a backup, he doesn't have the mental agility to run an NFL offense without an excellant injury-free defense his incompetance is glaring.
9:31 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I agree with his firing, but what I'd really like to see is Flacco benched! Or any of the players who really screw up on the field. But Flacco looks disinterested in being on the field or for that matter at the stadium. He looks like he needs about 5-6 Five Hour Energy drinks. If a player can't make the throw or a receiver can't catch the ball then sit them on the bench! Give somebody else a chance. It' s not the coach's fault, it the players who can't perform.
RW Willy
9:52 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Yea, because the guys on the bench are always better then the starters.
Henry Morgan
12:29 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Who's better than Flacco right now? Who's been to the playoffs 4 years in a row and made it to the AFC championship game. Oh yeah, he also made the throws to win those games but our receivers couldn't catch the ball. I wouldn't call Flacco elite but I would put him in the top10 in the league right now. O line is weak and we are missing 6 of our 11 starters on def.
10:52 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
It comes down to quarterback play. 4 top quarterbacks with teams in contention:
It will ultimately come down to: AFC BRADY VS. MANNING
These are the big boys. They make average coaches look great, average players look great. They arrived with their teams by pure luck, except for Peyton - Elway was willing to sign a possibly injured Peyton for the chance to win a Super Bowl. He knows the value of a top QB.
They are the best of the best.
Then you have the second tier, Ben, Brees, RGIII (he is coming up quick) and Luck. Not as good as the Big 4 - but sure can win a championship with these folks.
Flacco is in that third tier. Schaub, Flacco, Ryan, Cutler, Romo and maybe 5 or 6 others. Can look good, but can look like scrubs also. Schaub looks like a big time scrub tonight. Not sure you can win a championship with this tier. Does anyone believe Schaub even at home can beat Brady and Manning in a playoff game. I will put my money on Brady or Manning all day.
Problem is - let Flacco leave, and we could be in trouble unless we get lucky and a top young QB falls into our lap.
Coaching can only do so much. As Charles Barkley said, "It is more about Freds and Joes and not X's and O's."
7:22 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Jury is still out on the young 'uns. Similarly, until a quarterback is cut loose with the responsibility of managing the game and making the split second decisions based on experience and hunches, you can't really make the final decision on their worthiness or lack thereof. After that, they all undergo the test of time.
By the way, if RG,III keeps running around like he did Sunday, you can scratch him off your short list.
9:39 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
As much as it pains me to say this (as a Giants fan) RGIII is the real deal. Now, I don't expect him to run like this every year, but reality is he's twice the passer Vick was in Vick's own athletic prime.
Shanny has that ol' zone blocking scheme working for the Redskins again. They are going to be a pain in the ass for the next few seasons, much like the rest of the NFC East.
Luck is already showing late game moxy, it's just crazy how prepared/good these QBs are these days. you can lump Newton in there from last season as well. Not as good as the others, but pro ready? Absolutely.
Charm City Dental
2:12 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
we will bounce back. 3 games left and the playoffs
6:57 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
I don't think Joe will be back next year. I think another team will offer him more money. He's a proven winner. We should have been in two Superbowls had it not been for our receivers dropping passes. The Ravens offensive line has sucked big time for the past two years and defense is becoming worn down. I don't think Drue Breeze or Erin Rodgers would have done much better with our offensive line and the receivers we have. I'm thinking if the Ravens will ever return to a top five defensive team, it's going to take 3-5 years. The offensive line is going to take at least 3 more years to rebuild also. Can you blame Joe for leaving with our Offensive line and Defense in such disarray? When he's gone, all the Flacco haters will be crying when Joe wins his first Superbowl in another uniform!
10:20 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Marshall - I couldn't agree with you more. Flacco has what it takes and the team has some potential great receivers. I think a few other players would need to go before Flacco. Flacco became only the fourth QB to bring his team to 3 (count them) playoffs in a row. What more do you people want?
Daniel L. Skillman
7:35 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
I realize that the offense does need work, but wasn't it the defense that allowed a back-up quarterback to come in, cold off the bench, and score on them?
John Citzen
8:27 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
That is the point. A guy walks in drives them and runs in the two like a hot knife thru butter. Was Cam the one who dropped the ball, misses the catches fails to convert, runs the wrong route. How does Cam make the defense tackle and not get injuried ?
Geoffrey Atkinson
8:15 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Biggest problem is not an offense that can put up 28 points against a tough defense... it is a defense that couldn't stop a dandelion puff from floating on by.
Fran Acle
8:39 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
If our wide receivers could grow a foot taller they might be able to catch more of Flacco's passes! Flacco should be next to go.
Jack Hoppenstein
9:31 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Maybe Harbaugh became too close to his players.
Maybe Flacco doesn't inspire the team. Rarely see him on the sideline with anyone. He seems to sulk by himself. It's contagious as a supposed Leader of the team.
Wish I had the answers, I'd apply for the coaches job.
The players seem to be playing hard, but the combination of mistakes and losing is contageous to the teams ability to come together.
They do have the talent on the field, they just need to get it in their individual heads.
Otto Schmidlap
10:31 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
The offense will do a little better in the no-huddle, but the Ravens' real problem lies with the defense. Baltimore needs the offense to stay on the field longer in order to keep its clueless defense on the sideline. Oh, and Mr. Rice, no more bicep poses, please; it makes you look like a self-absorbed moron. The NFL started going downhill a long time ago.
Chuck Burton
10:53 am on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Cameron's play calling had mostly become predictable by other teams. Example: Ravens have ball at or inside their own twenty - he almost always called two running plays and a pass. And if Flacco is really any good he should be free to analyse a defense and change the play when he chooses to. There needs to be trust between the coordinator and the quarterback. As the formerly famed Ravens defense succumbs to injury and age, the offense needs to step up and score more.
Patricia Wright
1:56 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
It's about time! There have been communication issues between Cameron and Flacco since last year....now, let the Ravens handle there business and clinch a playoff birth!! Go RAVENS!!
Paul Hoffman
9:04 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
I have to agree with Tim.....I'm not a Ravens fan with the weapons the team has I just don't understand why they don't win it all....
I just think this firing was bad timing! I could see it if they were the Cardinals....but, at 9 and 4....COME ON!.....is this Harbaughs way of side stepping the blame.
9:29 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
See I cheer for the Ravens for the sake of Baltimore, you know, city I live in. Unless they play the Giants of course ;)
Which is happening in two weeks actually.


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