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Risk-Management Mechanisms Associated with Gluten Intolerance
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Campbell Beats Expectations on Stronger Soup Sales
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Cold Storage Company Cuts Energy Use by $100K
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Craft Distillers See Profits Soar
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New Food Map Will Tell Us What We Eat
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Tons of New Zealand Meat Stranded on Chinese Docks
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Maker of 'Pink Slime' Continues to Struggle
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Cider Company Sues Coffee Roaster Over 'Woodchuck'
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Photo of the Day: 100 Years of Hellmann's
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RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It is a service that delivers to you the latest news headlines, saving you the time and trouble of having to click from one area to another to get what you want.
For example, if you're a Carlisle United fan and all you want is to read the latest United headlines, you could use RSS to give you the Carlisle headlines.
How do I start using it?
First of all, you need a news reader. Though they all largely do the same thing, there are a lot of different ones available and you can either use them through your browser or via a downloadable application. They all allow you to subscribe to the RSS feeds you want.
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We are a group of Iranian-American parents who share our concerns about raising bi-cultural children.
Madar-Pedar is modeled after the UCB-Parents which is a network of parents who are affiliated with UC Berkeley. Though UCB-Parents is a wonderful supportive and informative resource for parents,there is a need for first generation immigrant parents to discuss specific issues of culture, share concerns, and seek help from each other by networking. We hope that this web site could be a resource for Farsi-speaking parents who care about preserving their heritage.
In addition to the web site, we have a discussion forum on parenting issues for Iranian (or half-Iranian) families on the mailing alias of Madar-Pedar. You can join the email list by sending us an email. Also, if you have any information thatyou would like to share with other parents, or seeking/providing advice please send us an email and let us know. Our contact person and list keeper is:
Welcome! Madar-Pedar is reactivated as of Nowruz 1389, 20 March 2010.
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Make a fake cheese substitute out of spit, stardust, and pocket lint.
toss lamp down vent
you just killed your best friend, u fed him to a rat let that sink in
> check below the number 4
by the mousehole, a thing! quick get it then throw it down the vent!
get revenge on the mouse
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>Use your dresser and lugubriously scratch out a tomb of mourning using the tip of your star.
second room: be loaded with deadly traps
land in a awesome way
The second room fails to be loaded with deadly traps.
You land oddly comfortably in the pile of horns, and take a moment to inspect the item you picked up.
aw shit, it's the KEY TO THE DOOR IN THE ROOM YOU CAN'T GET BACK IN.
While you proceed to have a nice, whopping facepalm, you let your readers take a chance to reflect and inspect this new room.
start up computer, go to mspaintadventures.com
>Smack your head against the keyboard to show your regret of foolishly jumping ahead without thinking.
You wish you could have thought of this when you were falling.
You start to engage in a deep, powerful feelings jam on the pile of horns with your best buddy, CHEESEY. You felt very frightened there, for a while. But you're more comfortable now, knowing that CHEESEY will never leave you. You don't like this room very much, either.
yeah i dont like it very much either but we'll be ok bestie just you wait!!!
Cheesey sure knows how to cheer you up.
You would be happy enough to turn on the computer, but it is already on. The CHEAP, OLD, BREAKING DOWN COMPUTER is locked on a black screen with two capital I's. Or are they roman numerals? Frankly, you don't really care.
Fuck your life.
see if it did anything on screen. also wonder how you skipped from room 4 to room 2.
rummage through horn pile
> Rub head because it hurt.
> Honk the bicycle horn to relieve your stress. If you have any. If not, honk it anyway.
>Try to at least figure out where you are. Or, climb the ladders to the right.
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Hudson Tennis: Better late than never for netters
The Raider boys' tennis team should have 14 matches in by now. Instead it's played just four, including three last Saturday, April 20 at the Wausau West Invitational.By Bob Burrows , April 25, 2013
Five reach state tennis
Hudson will be well-represented at this week's WIAA Individual State Tennis Tournament when two doubles teams and one individual head to Madison for the crowing jewel to the girls' tennis season.By Bob Burrows , October 10, 2012
Five advance to tennis sectional
One Raider singles player and two doubles teams will compete for berths in next week's WIAA State Tennis Tournament when they travel to the Division 1 sectional Wednesday, Oct. 3, in Wausau. The five Raiders all kept their seasons alive by going undefeated at Monday's subsectional tournament in New Richmond.By Bob Burrows , October 05, 2012
Five advance to tennis sectional
One Raider singles player and two doubles teams will compete for berths in next week's WIAA State Tennis Tournament when they travel to the Division 1 sectional Wednesday, Oct. 3, in Wausau. The five Raiders all kept their seasons alive by going undefeated at Monday's subsectional tournament in New Richmond.By Bob Burrows , October 05, 2012
Hudson tennis on a roll
The Raider girls' tennis team rolled to six straight victories last week, including a pair of Big Rivers Conference wins over Chippewa Falls and River Falls. Hudson blanked Chippewa Falls 7-0 at home last Tuesday before beating River Falls, 5-2,By Bob Burrows , September 20, 2012
Tennis off to good BRC start
The Raider girls' tennis team kicked off Big Rivers Conference with victories over Menomonie and Rice Lake last week. The Raiders edged the Mustangs, 4-3, on the road last Tuesday before downing the Warriors, 6-1, Thursday at home. The two victories improved Hudson's dual record to 10-5 overall, 2-0 in BRC play, heading into this past Tuesday's match at perennial conference powerhouse Eau Claire Memorial.September 08, 2012
Netters drop 2 of 3 at RF Quad
The Raider girls' tennis team dropped a pair of matches to Minnesota schools Saturday before ending its day with a 5-2 victory over the host Wildcats at the River Falls Quad. Hudson lost to East Ridge and Woodbury by identical 5-2 scores before turning the tables on the Wildcats. Head coach Dave Dahl said the team'sBy Bob Burrows , August 22, 2012
Tennis opens with pair of wins
The Raider girls' tennis team received contributions from both its returning players and newcomersBy Bob Burrows , August 16, 2012
Raiders fall in state tennis openers
Both Hudson representatives at the WIAA State Boys Tennis Tournament lost their opening matches last Thursday, May 31 in Madison.By Bob Burrows , June 07, 2012
Raider tennis team goes to state in two flights
Hudson's boys' tennis team finished in the top four in every flight and qualified for this weekend's WIAA State Tournament in two flights following play at last Wednesday's sectional tournament in Marshfield.By Bob Burrows , May 30, 2012
Raiders tennis team moves on to Marshfield
All ten members of the Raider boys' tennis team will be making the trip to Marshfield Thursday, May 24 for the WIAA sectional round of play.By Bob Burrows , May 23, 2012
Raider tennis team is BRC runner-up; playoffs start Monday
The Raider boys' tennis team put up a good fight a Saturday's Big Rivers Conference Tournament at Eau Claire North, but in the end neither Hudson nor any of the other five teams at the tourney could prevent Eau Claire Memorial from winning its 16th straight BRC championship.By Bob Burrows , May 17, 2012
Tennis handed first two losses
After posting a pair of 7-0 victories earlier in the week, including a sweep of River Falls Thursday that kept them undefeated in Big Rivers Conference play, the Raider boys' tennis team ran into some stiff competition at last weekend's Eau Claire Memorial Border Battle.By Bob Burrows , May 09, 2012
Raider tennis players remain undefeated conference play
The Raider boys' tennis team continued to flex its muscles in Big Rivers Conference play with a pair of 7-0 victories over Eau Claire North and Menomonie last week.By Bob Burrows , May 02, 2012
Hudson Raider tennis team still undefeated
Raider boys' tennis coach Dave Dahl hit the nail on the head when he summed up his team's play at the Wausau West Invitational last Saturday.By Bob Burrows , April 25, 2012
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Hey, I'm all for replacing him if we have someone better. At present, we do not....... Sorry, Novak. I was a fan of his mother though.
More of a bed wetting issue....... he's had a year off to get his head straight. I hope he did something about it.
1. I like both of them. 2. Kaeding is still the most accurate kicker in the history of the NFL. 3. Novak has never had the opportunity to win or lose a game in the playoffs. 4. If you look at the big picture, kickers don't win or lose games by themselves. 5. I'd be happy with Novak. 6. I prefer Kaeding. 7. I like posting responses with lists for some reason. 8. The arguments agains Kaeding are like saying you'd prefer Whitehurst in the playoffs over Rivers because Rivers has lost playoff games and Whitehurst is undefeated in the playoffs (having never played in one).
I've never said that I preferred Novak. Also, the argument is different, because a kicker makes or breaks himself on a single play, whereas a QB's influence is over a series of them. Subtly different.
Takeo Spikes shouldn't play in any playoff games either. He might forget how to tackle, pass deflect, rush, etc.
I sure hope this is one topic I can say,"You guys are right about Nate being the man in the playoffs" because if it is the other way around it will be "I told you so' and another wasted season.
No it wasn't, and the score was tied so had Nate missed, we likely go to overtime & take our chances. I bring it up, because it is exactly the kind of "clutch" situation that Kaeding's critics assert that he always folds under (time winding down, long kick to win the game) and even though it wasn't a playoff game, the stakes were pretty high. It was late in December, the win gave us the divisional title and were also competing with the Bengals for postseason seeding. Had we lost to them, we still may have made the playoffs but definitely not as the #2 seed with a week off to rest so it was a pretty consequential game, and Nate won it for us with a clutch kick. Everyone has their own definition of exactly what "clutch" means and exactly who qualifies to be considered as such. Whenever Kaeding's numerous critics point out the fact that that he rarely if ever kicks a field goal to win the game as time winds down, I'll point out that for his entire Chargers career, we've been an offensive juggernaut with several future Hall of Famers whose games rarely if ever come down to a last second FG attempt – in those times that they do, lots of other things have often gone very wrong (offensive turnovers, stupid & ill-timed penalties, ect) but when searching for a scapegoat, many often just settle on Nate Kaeding and suggest that had he just done his job, (totally absolving everyone else involved in the catastrophe) everything would've turned out just peachy for us. So is throwing the ball to one of your teammates and not an opponent, yet QBs still throw interceptions – are they all bums? It is also the "job" of the Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator & the offensive unit of a team to get their placekicker as close as possible, improving the odds of a successful conversion – is it Kaeding's fault that our offense is usually so proficient that most of his attempts are of the shorter nature? For the record, he has also shown a remarkable consistency from 50 yards & beyond as well, despite the fact that he rarely gets such chances. No, blowing it makes one human, and we humans are imperfect beings who do fail on occasion, some more often than others. As mentioned before, it is the objective of the offense to get their kicker real close and make the attempt as short as possible, raising the chances that it will be successful. This was demonstrated by the Jets in 2004 when after Nate missed the 40 yard attempt, they advanced the ball so deep into our territory that Doug Brien beat us with a 28 yard field goal but I guess that shouldn't count, because the attempt was so short. If it makes you happy though, the 3rd of the impressive 4 field goals that Kaeding kicked in the AFC Championship Game was a 40 yarder, but I'll bet you don't consider that good enough because we didn't win the game. I supposed if we had won that game by a score of 15 -12 or something, then Nate would be a hero? He did all he possibly could that day, he successfully converted on all of his attempts yet gets no credit for coming up big in the most important game to date in his entire career, simply because the rest of the team could not seal the deal & secure the victory. See my above comment about the 2007 AFC Championship Game – I'll also submit that making 6 consecutive field goals over the span of 3 different postseason games, (two of them on the road) would qualify as "demonstrating one's self to be a clutch kicker in pressure situations in the playoffs" but because we only won 1 of those games, I guess none of that production even matters. If you prefer to cling to the memory of the times that he's failed in such situations, that is definitely your option. I do have a possible solution for the whole "distance" argument with regards to field goals though, why not make the point total commensurate with the distance of the attempt? My proposal: 20 yards or less – 1 point 21 – 30 yards – 2 points 31 – 60 yards – 3 points 61 yards or more – 4 points That would add some real excitement to the game, would it not? It would also cut down on the shorter attempts in regulation but I know that in an overtime situation in which any point scored will win the game, teams will continue to try get their placekicker as close as humanly possible before attempting any kick.
The Cincinnati game continues to be irrelevant, because it wasn't in the playoffs. No one, ever, has said that Kaeding isn't a fantastic regular season kicker. The AFCCG was not a situation of "clutchness," as he wasn't kicking a game winner or game tie-er, which is, again, the point, which you continue to miss. Being "Clutch" entails being able to do something difficult consistently, regardless of the circumstances, assuming you can do it consistently at all. Kaeding is very accurate, but not at all clutch. If the game is in Kaeding's hands, he chokes, period. The previous record holder for accuracy, Mike Vanderjagt, was also a "clutch" choker. He simply couldn't kick the kicks that had to be made, in spite of his accuracy dominance in the broader scheme of things. If you wish to state that Kaeding is accurate, no one can dispute that. If you wish to say that Kaeding is good in pressure situations, you can probably provide a legitimate argument to that effect (which, btw, you have done). However, you have not, nor can anyone demonstrate, that Kaeding is clutch with a playoff game on the line. If it's 4th and less than 8 from outside of the opposing 21 in the playoffs, the Bolts should probably just go for it, rather than leaving the game to Nate's foot.
I never said you preferred Novak either, in fact that post wasn't addressed to anyone specifically. With that being said... 1. The Rivers fumble against the Chiefs was one play. 2. Kickers also kick off...a bad kick out of bounds gives an opposing team great field position..and can be crucial if it's late in a game...influence. 3. Kickers often attempt more than one field goal per game....more influence. 4. Miss an XP? Games have been lost because of this...more influence. 5. Kickers make or break themselves over a series of kicks during a game and not just with one kick. 6. Rivers missed a clutch snap against the Chiefs and it was a make or break play. We broke. No playoffs for you! Come back, one year! Next! 7. My point? It's obvious that Nate is our kicker unless he steps on his labia again on the first play of the season.
As evidenced by last season, if you don't win enough regular season games, then you never even get the chance to succeed or fail in the postseason, because you're watching those games from the comfort of your couch. The real reason that you don't like to credit Nate for his clutch, game winning 52 yard kick that won the game with mere seconds remaining because it puts the lie to your asinine theory that he just cannot succeed in pressure, live or die situations just like that. We both know that had he missed that kick, you & other critics would pounce & accuse him of choking in a pressure situation, citing that missed opportunity to win the game as an example. You're really reaching to the point of absurdity to maintain that coming up big (like Keading did) in a game that offers a trip to the Superbowl as it's prize to the winner somehow isn't clutch, simply because 3 or the 4 field goals were of the shorter nature and because the rest of the team could not secure the victory. As mentioned before, Nate did everything he possibly could that day, and successfully converted on all of his attempts but you're so desperate to paint him as some kind of abject failure, that you cannot even bring yourself to credit him for doing the job in the most important game he has played in to date. Kicking a field goal is challenging at any level of play, but most difficult of all in the NFL (which could be why most kickers tend to bounce around from team to team) and Nate Kaeding is still the most accurate kicker in NFL history, and is nearing a decade with the team that originaly drafted him. He has succeeded more often than he has failed, even in the postseason and that sounds a lot like your description of "clutch". It's not good enough though, is it? You & many other expect him to be absolutely perfect, and no one ever is. The Wild Card game against Indy in 2008 was definitely "in his hands" with less than 2:00 to go & we needed a field goal to tie, and Nate didn't choke under the weight of that situation. Nate Kaeding has only played for 2 NFL Head Coaches, and both of them felt enough confidence in him & his well demonstrated abilities to send him out to attempt field goals in playoff games that would each tie his career long, if successful. (53 yards against NE in 2006, and 57 yards against NYJ in 2009) Both Marty & Norv have observed Kaeding alot more than any of us, and the confidence they show in him with important games and perhaps their very jobs on the line speaks volumes. Another example: Nate broke his plant leg in the 2nd to last regular season game of the 2007 season and the Bolts added another placekicker to our roster (Dave Rayner) for the postseason run. If there was ever a great excuse to replace this so-called "choker" and to have someone else attempt the kicks for us in the playoffs, a broken leg was definitely it but Norv still called on Nate to attempt every single playoff field goal, which in the end amounted to 7 attempts in 3 games, and he successfully converted on 5 of them, to include the final 4.
False. I've never said anything of the kind. My contention is that Nate is not clutch when it comes to making difficult, game-winning kicks in the post-season. If you want to see a clutch kicker, look at Adam Vinitieri from 2001-2005. It was a 26 yd FG, which, although indeed made in a pressure, game-winning situation, it was not a difficult kick. I'm sorry, has anyone said that he doesn't make kicks? No, the contention is that he doesn't make game-winning/tying kicks in the postseason. Which is why these points of yours, along with Kaeding's performance in the preseason, are completely irrelevant to whether or not he's improved on his "Achilles Heel" of choking when it counts in the postseason.
So the alternative is...go with Novak? The guy who is finding it difficult to get a starting job anywhere in the NFL? Makes sense to me.
Exactly how many of those opportunities has he had in his entire career? One, in his rookie season against the Jets on a rain slicked field. He was only the 2nd rookie in NFL history to attempt a game winning FG in the postseason. The rushed 53 yarder he attempted against the Patriots 2 years later would've only tied that game, it wouldn't have won it. He's had a lot of early success, which is why a lot of people are still on his jock, but what has he accomplished lately? He missed a 29 yarder that would've beaten us in 2007, and the last time his team advanced to the Superbowl (Indy against the Saints) Vinitieri did not even play because he was a "healthy scratch" – real clutch, and dependable too! If he had missed it, our season would've ended right then and since kickers miss extra points on occasion, no NFL kicking attempt is easy. It's not as if the Colts didn't run their very best "FG block" play in that critical situation. As mentioned before, it's not as if he has had all that many opportunities (4 in his entire 9 year career) but I'm amused how you keep adding "qualifiers" (the kick must win or tie the game, and it must have been in the postseason, because a 52 yard game winner as time expires late in the regular season that wins a division somehow doesn't count) because I can easily cite numerous examples when Nate has come through when needed, even in the playoffs. It "counted" in the Wild Card Game against the Jets in 2004, when Nate successfully converted on his 1st career postseason attempt, a 35 yarder late in the 4th Quarter to bring us to within 7 points of tying the game & sending it to overtime. (Which we later did, on a Brees to Gates 1 yard pass – quick question, was that pass too short to really matter?) It "counted" in the AFC Championship Game when Keading successfully converted on all 4 of his attempts. (Achieved with a broken plant leg and in snowy conditions, making the feat all the more impressive) It "counted" in the Wild Card Game the following postseason when Nate successfully converted on his only attempt late in the 4th Quarter against the Colts, tying the game and sending it to overtime. It "counted" in the Divisional Round Game the following week at Pittsburgh when Keading successfully converted on his only attempt, for his 6th consecutive playoff field goal made. No "Achilles Heel of choking" in any of those situations or results now, was there? I didn't think so…
He's had 4. I think sending a game into overtime clearly counts, do I have to write a dissertation for you on what being clutch is? Irrelevant, during the time period I mentioned, he was the most clutch kicker ever, and it won the Patriots many playoff games, and as I recall, 2 of their Superbowls were decided by his leg. Correct, our season would have ended right there, but "not easy" does not directly correlate to "difficult". A sub-30 yard kick is one you can reasonably expect to go in, every time, just like a PAT. This is why when kickers blow the PAT, it's hilarious and totally unexpected, and often on ESPN. This is why I get to watch Carney miss against Jacksonville at least once a week on ESPN America, btw I haven't added qualifiers. I've had to go into more detail to explain the concept of what being clutch in the playoffs is, since you continue to fail to grasp it. In the sense that the balls went through the uprights and we got points as a result, yes they counted, but none of those were clutch kicks. You're almost as adorable as Nate's face when he realizes that he has to make a clutch kick in the postseason. I really can't fathom how/why you cannot grasp how a player can be excellent, without being clutch. I just don't. You continue to describe situations in which Nate performed well, yet where he was not required to be clutch (or you jump on an example where it wasn't in the postseason, which is irrelevant because Nate has never had problems converting kicks in the regular season), and use them as examples to defend his inability to come through in the postseason when the game hinges on his abilities. That's were he chokes, every time. Of course there was no choking in any of those situations, none of them describe the phenomena that is Nate Kaeding's inability to tie/win games in the postseason by making kicks which he routinely makes in the regular season. At this point, you're ignoring not only reality, but also, and more importantly to me, the rationale of my arguments. I feel like I'm explaining to you that the Earth is round, and you're telling me that we live on the back of a giant cat, which bounds relentlessly through space around the sun.
I've the 4th Quarter still to watch but to kinda get back to what the thread was about instead of the Nate v Nick debate; I agree with Ray, the O line is dire. Not only is Harris not ready, Molk took a big step back for me tonite (have really high hopes for this guy), and even Vasquez and Clary struggled where they should not have. I have to wonder what it is like reviewing game tape in the O line room. Jeeeeez if I'm Sullivan I'd have no voice. Atrocious. Loved seeing Larry English, finally, get some good gametime and get in on the action. Fingers crossed he gives back what the team deserves from him. I take Willie over Goodman now. Meachem, why did you not catch that ball?. Cam Thomas looks like his Cromartiesque activities in the bedroom might be distracting him somewhat, the guy was manhandled all nite. Rocket needs to be inserted in his asz. Liking Liuget, he is starting to get it and might end up being a v good 3-4 DE. Our corners still worry but strangely enough I am liking Gatson some more. This guy might have a chance. Speaking of corners having a chance thought of this ages ago but forgot ask what happened to that corner we had on the PS out of Minnesota last year?, name escapes me at mo.
As mentioned before, everyone has their own belief & description as to exactly what "clutch" is, and exactly who qualifies to be referred to as such. Actually, all 3 of the Superbowls that the "Cheatriots" won were by 3 point margins. Viniteri has had a nice run, but seems to be just another "guy" now who is currently on his 2nd NFL team, and could not be counted on when his current team last played in the biggest game this sport has to offer. The Colts have lost the last 3 playoff games he has kicked in, to include twice to San Diego but Viniteri was 5 for 5 over the span of those 3 games. I don't blame him for his teams losses, he did all he could just as Nate Kaeding did when he hit on 6 in a row, but we still lost 2 of those 3 playoff games. One can never assume anything in sports, which is why the MLB makes a pitcher actually throw the 4 wide pitches on an intentional walk – every now & then, one of them screws it up & throw one away. You most certainly did – in your 1st post in this thread, you stated that Nate's big problem was clutch kicking in the postseason. I quickly provided several examples in which he made successful kicks in clutch situations in the playoffs, then you claimed that he had missed all of his attempts to win or tie a game in the postseason so I reminded you of how he tied our Wild Card game against the Colts, but you tried to dismiss that accomplishment simply because the FG was of the shorter nature, even though it fit right into the very situation that you had described as "clutch" (time winding down, make the kick or lose the playoff game) before you knew that Kaeding had already done just that, so then you started dropping in qualifiers like how the kick must win the game, it cannot be too short or it's not that great an achievement, ect. That is your opinion, I happen to disagree. Once again, it's all subjective and based on your opinion, mine differs – I cannot dispute the fact that I am quite adorable though, I just can't help that. I've previously provided examples of when the outcome of postseason games hinged on Kaeding's performance in which he did come through (the AFC Championship Game & the Wild Card Game against the Colts are 2 examples) but you can't seem to comprehend that concept. I'm quite immersed in reality, Kaeding has been entrusted with the outcome of some of our games, and at times he's failed but other times, he's succeeded. The latter is something that his critics don't like to admit, but it's quite factual.
I agree about the O-line, it's not looking good and it's hard to imagine it all magically coming together for a bunch of guys who have scarcely if ever played together this entire preseason, in the short amount of time left before the games start to count. English is looking good right now, but we've seen flashes from him in the past and I'm not holding out hopes of a dominant season from him until I see him stay healthy & sustain this performance for awhile. If he can, great for us and our defense will be all the better! I like what Mike Willie is currently showing us, and I'm not worried at all about Meachum – he's a veteran WR with a Superbowl ring, and him & Philip will click like clockwork before too long. Willie probably makes the team since we're down a WR in Brown, and once Vincent comes back Willie can probably clear waivers & go to our practice squad, unless he catches about 4 or 5 touchdown passes before VB returns in which case, we shouldn't even risk waiving him or he would be claimed.
4th and 2. Chargers have 2 timeouts, opposing team has none. 45 seconds left in the AFCCG, ball on the 34 yd line (51 yard FG), Chargers down by 2. Do you trot out Kaeding?
Apparently you enjoy more optimism with regard to Kaeding's clutchness compared to Rivers' clutchness than I do.
So you'd trust Kaeding to kick a 52 yard game-winner in a playoff game more than you'd trust Rivers to get 1 yard?


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The Chelsea midfielder, who will be 35 in June, is savouring every appearance now for his country as he approaches the twilight of his career.
Lampard celebrated cap number 94 against Brazil by netting the winner as a substitute with his 27th goal for England in a 2-1 success at Wembley.
England head coach Roy Hodgson has hinted Lampard will be part of his plans for Brazil in 16 months time.
But Lampard is aware of the intense competition for places with the Steven Gerrard-Jack Wilshere combination looking impressive.
He said: "It's nice if (Hodgson) he says that. But I'm old enough and realistic enough to know that I have to take every squad as it comes.
"It's a big cliche but I have to make sure I try to keep this level up because if I drop there's plenty of competition in midfield for England now.
"No-one will get picked on past glories, they'll get picked on how they're doing now.
"I feel as good as I've ever done. As you get older and more mature, you alter things in your game, like picking the times to get forward.
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"At the moment I'm playing pretty regularly every three or four days and I'm feeling pretty good."
Lampard added: "It would be an amazing place to play in Brazil. If I wanted to retire from England I would have done that.
"I'm going to keep playing and, if I feel I'm good enough and the manager picks me, I'll keep playing for England for as long as I can.
"Playing for England now feels even better. Your debut is obviously huge but there is a general appreciation of what it means to play for your country as you get a bit older.
"You know it doesn't go on forever and you become more aware of that. I don't take anything for granted so, every time I do get involved with England now, it feels absolutely brilliant."
Lampard reiterated his desire to remain at Chelsea - his contract runs out this summer - and there have been reports suggesting he will be offered a new deal after all.
But, if he does leave Stamford Bridge, Lampard is unsure whether he will need to remain in England to stay part of Hodgson's plans.
He said: "I've always said I'd like to stay at Chelsea. That's always been clear. I don't know what's happening next year. That is all pretty clear as well. I'm just playing at the minute.
Asked if his next club decision would affect his England place, he said: "You'll have to ask the manager that one. Whatever level of football I'm playing I want to do my best. Then it's the manager's decision."
Lampard is only six appearances away from emulating Gerrard and Ashley Cole in the current side and reaching 100 caps, but he insists he is not focusing on individual milestones.
He said: "Of course it would be a great honour to get 100 caps and score 30 goals for England.
"But everyone keeps asking me about that and I don't want to talk it about because individual targets are not exactly what it's all about.
"I'd be very happy if it ended here but hopefully it won't and I'll keep battling away to try to contribute.
"If the goals come that take me to any landmarks then great, but I don't want to look like I'm just playing for individual targets because I'm not. I'm playing for the team."


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FREE to play dont work when you wish to release a game THAT you dont want to TOUCH anymore..
You dont want to UPDATE, CHANGE, ADD to...Create it over and over..
BUT, if yo create a GREAT engine, and it can be changed and augmented...WHY remake a product, KEEP ADDING TO IT and people will come.
Look up a game, released long ago, and STILL RUNNING..with alot of added content that the USERS created..Star trek armada 2. TRY to get a CHEAP COPY. last I looked a LEGAL copy on Amazon was around $100.
If the maker had Sold it, placed in Multi user online servers, and ADDED the content for a small fee...HE WOULD STILL BE MAKING MONEY..
But, no...they dropped it on the market, Fixed a few things, and RAN away with the money..to the NEXT project.
EA did a test..and FAILED..battlefield online, went from a NEAT game to CRAP.. NO real new maps, no new content, and CHARGE thru the nose...and you win with Over powered guns.
Why are there a BUNCH of online games from Asia? ALL making money?
Who here understands what it takes to get a Video OFF a cellphone, or to make copies, or send it EMAIL..
There could of been LOTS of copies sent in the time these folks had. Even on the Simple phones, copies could of been sent or downloaded..
Think about something..ok.
It used to be that Many towns had their OWN slaughter houses..and meats an such were VERY LOCAL..If you had good Beef in the area, you had good beef on the table.
NOW, your animals are TRUCKED 3 states over..Then slaughtered, then SENT someplace else. And sometimes BACK to your area.
Chickens are the same. But you wont find that many Egg farms.. They have been consolidated.. from being outlawed in some areas, to JUST cant afford it, to Regulated to DEATH.
When animals have enough ROOM, and do what they DO.. Even if you use them for milking. They are healthier, they need LESS CARE, SHOTS, DRUGS, CHEMICALS..
It used to be, eating FISH wasnt a problem. I suggest you look at suggestions about them NOW. Lead, mercury, and other poisons have built up in the environment tot he point, you can Poison yourself, just by eating. It dont matter if it was Aquaculture raised or NOT..
If you like strange facts, I will let you count the number of animals species displaced and no longer in Good supply, Around the world. Consider that Humans have decimated the animal population by over 60% in the last 400 years.
Well, lets see..
Do we really need MORE cows?
IF they could? would they make a cow with no legs, so it didnt wonder?
its all for the convenience of HUMANS and making Food.
Do you think that changing something, created by nature, that DOES what it DOES, into something JUST so we can EAT IT.. is a good thing?
Lets see..
In the last 20 years..
Dairies have moved out of S. California..They stink.
Dairies have reduced the number of cattle..And STILL produce more then enough.(over 20%)
Dairies have to much milk and cant sell it..Enough to make MORE MONEY..
Dairies use Drug/chemicals/hormones, (what ever) to force cattle to make EXTRA milk..(seems backwards, as they have TO MUCH)
Average life of a Dairy cow, is 5-7 years..THEN it ends up on your plate..Funny for a creature that can live for 40+ years.
After being a dairy cow, you are Burned out..cant have babies anymore and you cant produce enough milk for market, as well as WHAT THOSE chemicals/drugs/whatever does to the cow.
Those old enough to REMEMBER milk..has it changed flavor? is it abit THINNER?
Dont ask, dont tell..is not always a good idea.
lets DEBATE LLC..
In my understanding..
LLC was designated for Startup and small companies.
It was to lend protection to them.
It was NOT for larger companies as they had enough money to protect themselves.
Why was this changed, and when?
Something to realize..
Where do you think they GOT THE MONEY..FROM YOU.
AND you will be Paying for it every time you purchase something.
If you dont know..
Over 1/2 the price you pay from these corps, is PAID by you for adverts, and lawyers and every OTHER thing they want/do..
considering the bookkeeping abilities of the Movie industry..
They are always loosing money, and there isnt ANY left to PAY investors..
I LOVE estimates that consider that EVERY human on the planet wants to Watch their movie..
IF these folks could get $1 from every person that watched their movies, do you think they would Shut up??
NEVER.. they would want $2
This is strange.
The USA Gov. wishes to monitor TONS of information in every direction on the NET. Yes there are back doors to many systems and sites, and DONT think that your Privacy is secure.
There are OLD hat ways to make things secure, but those ways of doing things have been passed up for Quick and DIRTY programming, with HOLES IN IT.
The, Partly SMART, computer user is and can be more protected then the Gov./corps for many reasons. We can CHANGE things faster..We can FIX things faster, we can go out and evaluate programs. The Gov/Corp has to install this on MANY system inside there WHOLE system, not just 1-2 computers.
Difficulties come when the GOV wishes to WATCH us. it has to get the Corps to put MORE HOLES in our net and on our computers..HOLES are not good things. MS installed a CERTIFICATE system into their system to Check sites and servers..Problem: it cost $99 per year to get one, and the hackers Bought a few and found the coding.. Found that it allowed the site to INSTALL anything, because it was Certified..
If you want NETWORK security you dont allow access to your MAIN SERVER. This is a OLD known idea. Anything thats needed to be INPUT must be Scanned MANY times(in different ways) before you allow it on the system. You scan the software for Virus Bots, and then the Code to see if its PROPERLY WRITTEN, then you run it on a auxiliary system and EMULATE what it will do. (esp on/for critical system)
AND the biggest thing...BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP..1 backup isnt enough. AND you TEST your backup. its very time consuming. it requires EXTRA hardware and money..
Something to remember..
I could build a device that uses USB external drives, and records TV channels, for around $100..
any computer formats
Would play Anything from computer formats, CD/DVD/BR and have networking/USB abilities and output 1080p
FOR MY PERSONAL USE, I would not be sued.
IF I sold such devices, I WOULD be sued into the DIRT..
They are all 1 single group..at least controlled as a group.
All the money goes the SAME way..UP.
Why do you think Cable/sat charge you for channels you DONT WATCH..an the cable/sat companies have NO WAY to take them out?
I dont watch the sports channels, but have to PAY for them..
The FCC has been TRYING to get ala carte channels for years.
Cable STARTED with bunched channels..you paid for the EXTRA. You got BASIC channels for $20. no sports, no religious, no THIS/THAT/OTHER.. NOW you pay as much as THEN, but get TONS of garbage you dont watch..and PAY MORE..
Basic channels..$20
HBO..$10(2-4 more channels)
Show time $10(2-6 channels)
ESPN $20 (4 channels).
and so forth..
NOW you pay for ESPN...EVERYONE pays for ESPN even if they dont watch it.
anti trust?
you mean when they control the Movie, the commercials, Access to shows, making the movies/shows, The cable corps and the sat companies??
And if you could PROVE they are all linked they could be fined? for something like 1% of gross?
That 7 corps control about 80% of the worlds broadcast channels??
Its funny.
Think for a second..IF CABLE corps got together, they could FORCE the Channels into being CHEAP. IF the Channels wanted ACCESS to customers they have FEW choices.
They can install Antenna towers across the nation.
OR Send a SAT signal that Cable/sat could use, to sell to customers.
There has to be a BIG SAT up there for all the channels. THINK of the CRAP TV you get to watch, all those channels that VERY few watch, and are still on.
dont worry about the complaints that its EXPENSIVE to send signals to SAT's..they get PAID for commercials. And trying to setup Antennas around the USA to get to customers is Much more expensive..
Do I have to mention SUBSIDIES? Much of the fiber is getting PAID for by YOU. In 1 form or another. YOU PAID FOR IT. At least 10 times over.
Trade agreements should be FOR TRADE..not changing LAWS, and NOT to backdoor the USA into changing LAWS..
THE USA is the only country that THINKS, its the only one with IDEAS/IP worth protecting..
Its always been that way.
IF the USA had to pay ROYALTIES on gun powder, and all subsequent creations from it, BASED on gun powder..do you THINK the USA would?
makes it a crime to �exceed authorized access, and thereby obtain� information from any protected computer.�
your kids get on your computer..YOUR COMPUTER..
you told them they could use it..
They THEN, get it infected..
Is it the kids problem?
The ISP, the SITES, the Advertisers??
You are given access at work to a computer..ITS NOT SECURE, and it gets infected..WHO is at fault?
This seems to be an IDIOT CLAUSE, to protect IDIOTS from not protecting themselves and the systems..
Someone LEAVES the computer Access logged in..someone ELSE uses the computer...with that persons Access..WHO IS TO BLAME?
Im sorry..these are BASIC security issues that have to be discerned and CONTROLLED BY THE ADMIN/CREATOR/...
I wonder how much DRM really costs..
You have to install it into a program, in such a way as its NOT EASY to remove..
You have to have computers ONLINE 24/7/365 FOREVER. Or turn them off and piss off TONS of people..
REGIONAL coverage...so you need computers around the world.
Servers arnt cheap, and require POWER..
THEN you have a single player game...That NEEDS ACCESS to the net? thats 1.5 players, not SINGLE.. Being required to have NET access, is not single player.
THEN the requirement of CONTINUOUS, NET access for a single player game..
So, I have a SINGLE player game, and would like to take a trip with my kids. Playing this game WOULD be fun for the kids...BUT you would need NET access..WOW, I hope you got GOOD cellphone coverage.
So the kids are going to play Solitaire, or ANOTHER corps games..
Whats the COST??
There used to be TONS of free newspapers.
The USED to use Adverts to sell the paper.
They decided that they had TO many adverts, so they increased the price..AND still kept adverts..
getting paid twice is nice..
Number of readers goes DOWN?? what do you do?
I wonder...
HOW easy is it to TRACK a bot/advert that has been installed on your computer.
You goto a site that has ADVERTS and 1 installs its cookie on your system, that TRACKS you, all over the net..
It opens a backdoor for OTHER ADVERTS for what it THINKS you are looking for..
This idea(from the article) will take a TON of discussion and cleanup, of WHAT/WHO is a hack..
I mean, if the GOV. REALLY wanted to track this crap down, they would hok up with a few companies like spybot/AVAST/Malwarebyte and ADD tracking to the data.
THINK about it..You get a BOT from a site and its LOGGED where you got it..NOT ANONYMOUS..
A few years back I had a CLEAN MACHINE..and had to install updates and protection. It was dialup, so connected and the FIRST SITE it went to was MSN.. 7 virus and 37 bots from the FRONT PAGE. It took 15 minutes to gain control of the computer...and 6 more hours to clean up..
I sent a letter to MSN..1 year later they QUIT adverts from 3rd parties.
Then comes the thought, of WHO do you hold responsible?
THE SITE? They didnt SCAN and clean it..
You have to understand WHY adverts are all OVER the place..
SOMEONE IS GETTING PAID. and there has to be INFO in the bot, of WHO DID IT..so they can get paid.
The Company wanted Adverts, they shipped it to an ADVERt company, they shipped it to person to DO THE WORK..
STUXNET..look it up.
Do you think the Other countries have rights to BOMB the USA with virus after we did it to THEM?? Do you REALLY think this is the first time?
COMPUTER security is FAIRLY SIMPLE..
1. MAJOR systems DONT HAVE ACCESS TO THE NET..
2. ANY outside data to be installed is SCANNED(HEAVILY) before being inserted..from DECODERS to AV/BOT scanners..
3. ALL input data is TESTED ON REMOTE/OFFLINE systems FIRST. NOT on the primary system..
dont do this..
http://consumerist.com/2013/03/08/its-totally-not-cool-that-my-fridge-stops-working-and-tell s-the-wrong-temperature/
In the USA 10% of the people participate in The governing..
20% are sheep..
70% either dont know how, DONT care, think its to corrupt,...
The problem tends to be a few...
SMART people that know POLITICS, dont want the job. That leaves those that DO want the job for their OWN PURPOSES..
Difficulty comes with REALLY running things as a democracy...
making things WORK..


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