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McDonough makes Ainge a Suns fan again
I recently caught up to Danny Ainge, president of basketball operations for the Boston Celtics, to talk with him about the 1992-93 Suns NBA Finals team for an upcoming series celebrating the 20th anniversary of that team. Of course, while I had him on the phone I had to ask Ainge about Ryan McDonough, his former assistant general manager who recently was hired by the Suns to replace fired general manager Lance Blanks. McDonough worked his way up through the Celtics organization starting out in the team's video room, which by the way seems these days to be a great first step toward being an NBA head coach or general manager. Anyway, Ainge watched McDonough, whose father Will was an iconic sports writer in Boston, grow in the Celtics organization for 10 years. He believes the Suns made a great hire. "I'll become a big Suns fan again with Ryan working there," Ainge said. "He's an extremely hard worker, and coming from his family's media background, I think he'll handle that part of the job really well. "I"m going to miss him here in Boston, I'll tell you that. I think he's really excited about the opportunity and he's fairly young, so he's got a ton of energy." We asked Ainge if he had any insight into what kind of coach McDonough might go after, but he wasn't giving up any trade secrets. Hey, it never hurts to ask.
A great first step
Hey Ryan McDonough, congratulations on your new gig as Suns general manager. Here's what I suggest for your first move. Hire Jeff Hornacek as the club's new coach before somebody, such as the 76ers or Bobcats, beat you to him. When club president for hoops operations Lon Babby dismissed Lance Blanks, he conceded that the club has not done a very good job of connecting with its past. And I had a conversation recently with Jerry Colangelo during which he lamented that lost connection. Here's a great opportunity to close that gap. Hornacek was one of the club's most popular players before he was traded as part of the deal that brought Charles Barkley to the Suns in 1992. After a miserable stay in Philadelphia, Hornacek landed with the Jazz and became one of their all-time best players. He played for John MacLeod and Cotton Fitzsimmons in Phoenix, and Jerry Sloan in Utah. That's pretty good tutoring. He's been serving as an assistant coach to another former Suns player, Ty Corbin, in Blanks and Babby blew it when they elevated Lindsey Hunter over Dan Majerle when Alvin Gentry was dismissed. Fans were outraged. Majerle was insulted, and left the organization. Colangelo, serving as a consultant to Grand Canyon, quickly tapped him to be the Antelopes coach as they transition to Division 1. This is a great opportunity to begin the healing process. And it's a a chance for McDonough to make a terrific first impression.
Messing with karma is shaky baby!
I'm a big believer in karma. And we've seen a couple of examples in the last few days that show once again, you don't mess with it. First, Knicks forward Kenyon Martin convinced his teammates to wear all black to Game 5 of their series against the Celtics in anticipation of a "funeral" for Boston. Coming so close to the bombing at the Boston Marathon, a stark reminder that real funerals are a little more important than figurative ones, well, it was just a stupid idea. But it also provided more incentive to a very proud franchise and a couple of old warriors who might be playing their final games in a Celtics uniform, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce. Sure enough, the Knicks lost Game 5 to the inspired Celtics at Madison Square Garden. Bad karma. Meanwhile, Houston was pulling an upset of the Thunder in Oklahoma City to force that series back to Houston for a Game 6. Afterward, Houston's Royce White taunted the Thunder and their star Kevin Durant on Twitter, saying the Thunder and Durant "look shaky baby!" Never mind that White hasn't actually played for the Rockets this season in part because of an anxiety disorder that evidently is triggered by flying. Anyway, we'll find out soon enough if White's taunted proves to be bad karma for the Rockets. At the very least, it is bound to get Durant just as fired up as those funeral duds did the Celtics. This is nothing new, of course. I remember covering the 1987 Fiesta Bowl that matched top-ranked Miami and second-ranked Penn State at Sun Devil Stadium. The Hurricanes got off of their flight to the Valley that year wearing combat fatigues. Their explanation: they were ready for war. OK, whatever. Then during a steak fry for both teams at Rawhide, Miami tackle Jerome Brown stood up, tore off his warmup suit to reveal the same battle fatigues underneath and declared, "Let's get out of here. The Japanese didn`t eat with Pearl Harbor the night before they bombed it." As many of the Miami players departed, Penn State punter John Bruno pointed out to the crowd that the Japanese actually lost WWII and added, "You will have to excuse those guys. They had to go film Rambo III." The combat garb didn't work any better than the Knicks funeral attire. The favored Hurricanes were upset 14-10.
What took so long?
Jason Collins, an NBA free-agent center, writes in a Sports Illustrated article that he is gay, making him the first openly gay athlete active in one of the "big four" professional sports to come out. It's notable, and noble, only because he's the first. I'm just a little surprised it took this long. After all, back in 1975 David Kopay, who had retired three years earlier after nine years in the NFL, admitted not only that he was gay but that he had a sexual encounter with a teammate, he would later reveal to be Jerry Smith -- and it was at the home of the team's media relations guy, who also was gay. Former pro athletes, including former Suns Charles Barkley and Eddie Johnson, have said that they knew they had teammates who were gay. They didn't much care, evidently, as long as they could play. And clear back in 1988, Dr. Harry Edwards, a sociologist at UC-Berkeley, predicted that the next major "scandal" that would rock professional sports would be about an AIDs infection. His reasoning was purely statistical. He estimated that about 10 percent of the male population is gay. Edwards believed the statistics would hold true even if the male population was one of professional athletes. And because there was an AIDs crisis among homosexual men, it figured that it was just a matter of time before an athlete was infected. Edwards was right, sort of. In 1991, Magic Johnson revealed he is HIV-positive. It surely rocked sports. But Johnson said he contracted the virus through heterosexual contact. At any rate, there is nothing shocking about a professional athlete who is gay. It's only shocking that it has taken until 2013 for someone to step forward.
The B List isn't for Barkley
Suns President Lon Babby all but dismissed the possibility of hiring Charles Barkley as the team's next general manager on Tuesday, but Barkley told Brad Cesmat on his "Big Guy on Sports" radio show on XTRA Sports 910-AM that he's interested in the job. You can listen to the entire interview here: http://www.pros2preps.com/2013/04/charles-barkley-on-big-guy-on-sports-4/ But Barkley put his finger on the problem with the scenario when he said, "For me personally, I need another challenge and that challenge is running an NBA team." He also said of club president Lon Babby and managing partner Robert Sarver: "The notion of Lon and Robert telling me about basketball players. . .that's not going to happen." Thing is, Barkley makes sense in Babby's position -- the face of the basketball operation and the guy who makes final basketball decisions. He would be great with the media. He would have instant credibility with current and future NBA players. But I can't imagine Barkley serving as general manager and answering to Babby. I can't even imagine him answering to managing partner Robert Sarver for long. Serving as a general manager is not "running an NBA basketball team." It's scouting players, evaluating NBA talent, knowing how pieces fit together. That isn't to say Barkley couldn't do the job. I'm just not convinced that's the job he wants to hold. When Steve Kerr was in charge of basketball operations, he was the president and GM. That makes more sense. But, for better or worse, Sarver changed the structure and split the duties when he hired Babby, whom he just gave a two-year contract extension. I'll say this much. In Babby's position, I have to believe Barkley would come up with a better list of candidates for the GM job than we've seen so far. It appears Milwaukee assistant GM Jeff Weltman is atop the list, with a bunch of other B-List names below him. None of them are going to energize the fan base -- certainly not the way Sir Draftnik would.
We won on Saturday
Runners around the Valley are gathering this evening at specialty running shoe stores such as the Runner's Den and iRun in Phoenix for informal runs that will support and raise funds for victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. If it wasn't already obvious, particularly to those responsible for the attacks, endurance athletes are, by definition, a resilient bunch. So it came as no surprise that runners Saturday near the finish line of Pat's Run at the 42-yard-line in Sun Devil Stadium said they were more determined than ever not to be deterred from running and showing support for all that the Pat Tillman Foundation stands for and does. "I wasn't hesitant at all about running; not one bit," said David DeLorenzo of Phoenix, although he conceded that the bombings were on his mind throughout the 4.2-mile run., "Absolutely," he said. "Unfortunately I found myself looking at individuals and trash cans. You can't help it." Duane Hjelt of Scottsdale dressed from head to toe in a stretchy-pants version of the Stars and Stripes for his first Pat's Run. He said he considered pulling out, but decided to go forward. "It did cross my mind, but I was going to do it," he said. "I mean, Pat Tillman is too great of an American hero." Nicole Mantle and her mother Sue French, both of Gilbert, wore hand-fashioned shirts in the iconic Boston Marathon gold and blue with a big B on the front and signs on the back that said "Run for Boston." "I would say on Monday we were a little worried, but as the week went on and watching the news here and knowing how much security would be around here, we felt better," Nicole said. "And it became more of a pride thing to run it. We love this race no matter what." Her mom agreed. "We've run this race almost every year since it started, so honestly we didn't want to let terrorism stop us from running," she said. "This is what we do. This is our hobby. We love running and we love our community, too." According to the official results, almost 22,000 runners completed the run and thousands more walked the distance. And a terrorist didn't win. Duane Hjelt's "stretching" routine.
A room with a view
I ran into former Arizona State and Cardinals quarterback Jake Plummer at the Sun Devils spring game over the weekend as he was taking in the action and also putting out the word on Pat's Run, which honors his teammate Pat Tillman, who was killed in Afghanistan while deployed with the Army Rangers. I wondered if Plummer had ever considered climbing the light towers above Sun Devil Stadium to study when he was in school, as Tillman rather famously did on a regular basis. "Nah," Plummer said. "I've looked up there a few times and thought it would be a lot of fun to climb up there, though." Plummer said he figures the folks at ASU probably already have enough headaches with fans trying to replicate Tillman's sky-high study habits, and of course, he didn't really want to be arrested. Doug Tammaro, ASU's media relations director, said it hasn't been too much of a problem -- meaning fans climbing the towers, not Plummer -- because Tillman used to climb one atop the press box, which isn't accessible. "I'm not even sure how HE got up there," said Tammaro, who added that he's had to take photographers up to Tillman's perch on a few occasions. "It scared me to death," he said. "I don't know why you'd go up there to 'relax.' " Makes me wonder what Tillman would think of the view from up there Saturday morning, when more than 28,000 people gather just below to honor him by running a 4.2 mile loop that ends at the 42-yard-line in Sun Devil Stadium.
Tiger got a bad break, and then the break of his life.
If the golf gods handed Tiger Woods a terrible break at the 15th hole at Augusta National during Friday's second round of the Masters, tournament officials more than made up for it on Saturday. Woods should have been disqualified. Woods, if you missed it, hit an approach at 15 that was too perfect. It struck the pin and bounced into the water hazard. Woods had several options from there, including taking a drop in a designated drop area. He elected to return to the place of his previous shot, and rules require that he drop the ball as close as possible to that spot. Woods dropped, instead, a couple of yards behind his divot from the previous shot. That's a violation of the rules, and he should have been penalized a shot. When he signed his incorrect card at the end of the day without that stroke, he should have been disqualified. A television viewer alerted officials, and that's where it gets interesting. Initially, rules officials decided there was no violation (which there was) and weren't going to DQ Woods. But another viewer subsequently alerted them to what Woods said in an interview after his round. "I went back to where I played it from, but went two yards further back and tried to take two yards off the shot of what I felt I hit," Woods told ESPN in that interview. So, clearly, he did not know the rule and violated it. In golf, ignorance isn't an excuse. He could have asked a rules official on the course to help him out. He didn't. The United States Golf Association changed rules last year to prevent violations missed by players from being assessed after-the-fact when the violation is spotted by a television viewer because of high-definition sets that now make it easy to spot a violations. The rule now states a player can be penalized two strokes if a viewer spots the violation. Thing is, nobody needed high-definition television to see that Woods broke the rule. Worse, his words in the post-round interview clearly indicate that he didn't know the rule and didn't drop as close as possible because he wanted to take a couple of yards off of the shot the second time around. Tournament officials used the television rule as an easy out and handed Tiger the biggest break of the weekend.
Jahii Carson's decisions good off court, too
Back in March I spoke with Jahii Carson about the legacy he hoped to leave at Arizona State, and nothing the 5-foot-10 point guard said sounded like it was coming from a guy ready to jump to the NBA. But I have to admit that when I saw what happened to Louisville's Kevin Ware, it made me wonder if players in Carson's situation might have second thoughts about being patient. Ware, of course, suffered a compound fracture of his lower leg in the Cardinals Elite Eight victory against Duke. It was eerily familiar to an injury I witnessed in person at Arizona State when Johnny Nash snapped both bones in his lower leg during an exhibition game his sophomore season. I've never forgotten that moment, and not just because it was a horrible thing to witness. It stuck more because it was a cold reminder that nothing is promised to us. Nash was a fluid 6-foot-6 swingman with good ballhandling skills, terrific leaping ability, a pretty jump shot and, maybe most important, an explosive first step. He came back from the injury and played on ASU's 1980-81 team that advanced as high as No. 2 in the national rankings. He was almost the same player, except for that first step. Nash was good, but never quite the same player after that injury. He was drafted by the Chicago Bulls, cut during the preseason and played professionally overseas. He never was able to realize the potential he exuded before the injury. Hopefully, with sports medicine advancements such as they are, Ware will be back stronger than ever. But who could blame a player such as Carson for making the jump now after seeing something like that happen? It's easy for the rest of us to say that the money he could get now, and maybe a lot more of it, will be there next year. But how many of us, if we had a winning lottery ticket, would stuff it in a drawer thinking we could cash it in later and risk losing it? It's possible Carson might have been able to improve his draft position in pre-draft workouts and camps. He'll benefit more from another year of seasoning in college under Herb Sendek with a staff that includes a proven point-guard guru, Eric Musselman. In the end, Carson did the BEST thing. But I would never have blamed him if he had decided to take the SURE thing.
Exasperation without representation
If there is one thing that the first full day of the NCAA men's basketball tournament proved, it's that the NCAA tournament selection committee is clueless when it comes to the Pac-12 Conference. For the first time in tournament history, one conference accounted for two No. 12-seed upsets of No. 5 seeds in the same year. Even better, Oregon's "upset" of Oklahoma State and California's "stunning victory" over Nevada-Las Vegas came on the same day. Oregon deserved a better seed after winning the Pac-12 tournament. California sure didn't look like a No. 12 seed, either. And everybody's sexy first-round upset pick, sixth-seeded Arizona, throttled 11th-seeded Belmont. So how did the selection committee mess it up so badly? Well, maybe because nobody on the committee represents the Pac-12. Nobody in the room was in position to argue, or had the interest to argue, that the Pac-12 was pretty formidable top to bottom this season. The Western Athletic Conference, which is barely hanging onto its very existence, is represented in the room. So is the Big Sky Conference, which doesn't have to worry much about any of its members making the tournament as an at-large team. The Atlantic 10, Colonial Athletic Association, Conference USA and the West Coast Conference are all represented as are the Big 12, Big Ten, ACC and SEC. Call it the upsets part of the "beauty of the NCAA tournament" or just more "March Madness." Or call it what it is: embarrassing.


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Mar 07 2012 04:13 PM #1
Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
OK, hunter is just an alt of mine, so I'm not claiming to be real good with the class, but this instance (The escape from Pit Of Iron instance) feels impossible.
I'm 75 with quest gear, so I figure I should be able to do a 1-level-under-me "solo" quest, right? WRONG
I'm escorting 3 idiot npcs with fairly good morale. But the mobs hit SO HARD and there's SO MANY. I can't let them tank and burn the waves down one at a time, because they die and I fail. I can't get aggro because they burn through my paper armor in seconds. I can't heal them at all, obviously. And despite the fact that the action stops every so often, the NPCs have ZERO health regen, and dropping campfire doesn't help. So I'm left with attempting to CC the mobs away, but the STUPID npcs go run after CC'd mobs instead of fighting the mobs they are already fighting.
What the heck am I supposed to be doing here?Last edited by Lazlo_Hollyfeld; Mar 07 2012 at 04:15 PM. Reason: edit for clarity of quest zone
Mar 07 2012 04:18 PM #2
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
There are only 3 mobs at a time until the final pull. If you want a tip... get up to the point where you are just about at that last 5 mob pull and don't talk to the Dwarf to continue. Go on ahead on your own. Place a trap... then a set of Triple Traps (4 traps total). Full Focus... Rain of Thorns... burn down 1 or 2 of the Normal mobs, then finish the last three. I did it this way and then went back to talk to the NPC. They were able to leave without even fighting that last pull. Otherwise just peel one or 2 at a time off of them. Use you Stuns, Dazes, Roots, etc. whenever you can.
EDIT: To reiterate... it took me about 2 tries before I did it the way that I just described (going ahead and killing them before the silly and useless npcs came along). Just use all your skills that you've got. Not everything is pew-pew-pew. Little CC, a little agro management, lot of dps, and it should be easy enough.Last edited by Elrendos; Mar 07 2012 at 04:21 PM.
Mar 07 2012 04:25 PM #3
Mar 07 2012 04:27 PM #4
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Med Armour is paper the only answer is what virtues you stack and how many levels do you have. I felt worthless and couldn't even take 2 onlevels at once without potting till I got my physical mitigation above 3.5K. You will struggle doing any near level quests over 70 without getting your mitigation up. You will still face issues with lvl 75 signatures in the ring of Isengard as they can on occasion combine a breach armour with a devastate and take 3k of your morale in that 1 hit. I recommend getting agi over 1.2K, mitigations over 3.5K , and morale at least 6K if you want to be able to be effective in the 70's. As a note I tried that quest and failed it because I had no idea what I was suppose to do as there is no quest guide and the quest said talk to the dwarf and I had no idea I was supposed to follow them to the dwarf. However , I was already 75 and had done the quest deed so I said forget it. Beyond that I am like there is an army down the street shouldn't I go get them and we can just wipe the place or something.
WARNING: leveling a warden may cause you to neglect your other characters.
Mar 07 2012 04:38 PM #5
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Yeah I just remembered a couple of waves with secondary mobs. Even still, running ahead could be the winner. Even before you go up the first set of ramps I think you can run ahead and kill some pathers. I am not sure if that Captain along the walkway is there or not if you run ahead... could be worth looking. Just run ahead and kill as much as you can (including that stupid glow worm thing at the start) before talking to the Dwarf. It'll take longer this way but it should make it easier.
Mar 07 2012 04:41 PM #6
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
lol you gotta wonder eh? Hmm... encampment with hundreds of Rohirrim about 2km away... why wouldn't I just go get some of them to come help? Some of the quests really make me wonder... especially delivery quests where an NPC makes you run something down the street for them, and then once the quest ends the NPC goes running off down the street. lol.
Mar 07 2012 06:33 PM #7
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Eat food to increase your out of combat regen and beat the npcs to the mobs. That's what I did. I tried to stay ahead of npcs, engage the mobs, low cut ---> range em down and rinse and repeat. NPCs didn't get hit once. As long as you have level and class appropriate gear, shouldn't be a problem. I don't remember having a single problem with this, and I was still lvl 72 when I did it.
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Mar 08 2012 05:37 AM #8
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
I only got around to finishing this recently. By that time I had a couple of second agers and 1800 AG. Had no problems at all with this (in 5 blue precison, fleet) - just ran ahead and spammed Rain of Arrows on everything. Anything that got through was quickly finished off with penetrating shot. And for the first time in the game Split Shot was actually useful to finish off 2 at once.
Mar 08 2012 10:59 AM #9
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Mar 08 2012 11:02 AM #10
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Elvish parry FTW.
Tindalas is Laurelin's negative nancy. (Felathurin aka Brunt)
Mar 08 2012 12:02 PM #11
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Only if the hunter is an elf Got a dwarf hunter am leveling curious to see how he handles when get him there to. already know he likely won;t be able get draig armour as easily as my champ since no longer as sfm's so may be working off same things and whatever my tailor can craft. I hope I remember to look here for tips when need it :P
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Mar 09 2012 05:51 AM #12
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Yea. Two weakened mobs on an npc or me and it was useful. But like you, most of the time I use it it's just out of curiosity. 99% of the time the bunched targets will have split up before it goes off. Still a completely useless skill that needs radical work or preferably replacing.
May 13 2012 07:37 AM #13
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
So that the NPC-s do not regenerate health is normal? Because that's what causing my wife problems with her burglar. She has tried the quest several times and thought that it was bug, since all other NPC-s regenerate out of combat.
May 14 2012 03:52 AM #14
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
Further to some posters above, USE CC. Until the last pull you don't get more than 3 at once. Draw some aggro off your friends, and wait for them to regenerate when they get to each safe point. Aed's CC suggestion - fear the big signature, wait for him to run away, rain of arrows spam the little ones - they die, big one comes back, dazing blow him and let your friends take him out.
I found the Daring Assault or whatever it's called - the instance where Theodred raids Orthanc before Battle of the Fords of Isen - *much* harder until I realised all I had to do was run away and let grimbold the bad-a$$ tank.
May 14 2012 07:44 AM #15
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
I think it has been suggested above, but lost in the crowd control advice.
I found the trick is to leave your brave band of heros with gold rings over their heads. Move forwards and clear the ramp up to the Smelters all by yourself.
I seem to recall it's two orcs and two goblins so put down triple traps and use rain of thorns. You take a bit of a pounding but you can heal up after.
It saves just enough damage on the three prisoners to let you get them through the rest of the escape.
And you think it's annoying that they don't regen, they are also immune to healing skills.
May 19 2012 04:45 PM #16
Re: Quest Instance Revolt in the Deeps seems impossible
I just finished the quest and what I did was I used ROT and then dragged the ones that chased me (if you do the far right guy you only root 2) back down to ondor and the others, then talked to them, by the time we had killed those following us, the rest came down and it was an easy killing. Just make sure you fall down the cliff and break your legs so you have enough time to prepare for the first 3 (or 1 depending on which mod you used ROT) to come down the long way after you
Oct 14 2012 04:54 PM #17
Just to clarify a little bit, not that it helps Hunters any, sadly. The NPC's are not immune to healing skills. I am part way through this with my RK healer at present and you can heal them - whether they ignore AoE heals is a different matter (too busy in combat to tell ).
You can tell that I searched for some help that this quest was a bit of a shock tho' :lol:
Nov 01 2012 04:15 AM #18
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Update: Leon A. Traille, 29, Charged with Throwing Molotov Cocktail in Ballston Mall
The incident spawned a four-hour mall and road closure.
Update (10:50 a.m.): Authorities have charged 29-year-old Leon A. Traille in Thursday's incident at the Ballston Mall.
Traille has been charged with reckless endangerment, attempted malicious bodily injury by use of fire, and use of fire bomb. He has no fixed address, according to police.
He is expected to make an appearance in Arlington County Court this afternoon. Federal charges are expected to be brought against Traille in the immediate future.
Original Article: Ballston Common Mall was on lockdown for four hours Thursday after a man threw a Molotov cocktail into the mall's food court.
Though the device did not ignite, the incident spawned hours of road closures and an investigation by multiple local and federal authorities.
"We want to find out what was inside his head," said Richard Marianos, special agent in charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' Washington Field Division at a news conference.
Arlington County police were first called to the mall just after noon Thursday. At about 2:30 p.m., a "person of interest" was in custody thanks to an observant tipster in Clarendon who spotted the man near the Cheesecake Factory at 2900 Wilson Blvd. and called police.
The caller told police the man matched the description released by authorities. Police described the suspect is a thin male, about 5-foot-11, with curly hair and wearing a dress shirt and red tie.
"The ACPD put out the man's description within minutes of the incident," Marianos said. "This is a real victory."
The suspect, who authorities are not identifying at this time, was being questioned at the Arlington County Police Department headquarters Thursday afternoon.
Investigators did not go into details of the Molotov cocktail's ingredients, but Marianos said it was a "crude incendiary device" in the form of a 40-ounce bottle with a fuse inside. The bottle was tossed from the second floor of the mall into the food court below. When it failed to ignite, the suspect fled and left behind a bag with three similar bottles.
"We are going to find out what it is," Marianos said.
Authorities were not prepared to discuss the suspect's motivations as of Thursday afternoon.
"We aren't going to speculate on what his target was," said Arlington County Police Lt. Michael Watson. "I don't know if he tried to ignite the other ones."
Tre Johnson told Patch that he was eating in the food court when he saw someone on a floor above him — perhaps the second or third floor.
"He yelled something and threw something," Johnson told Patch. "I don't know what he said. It sounded like some weird language."
Police soon came through and asked him to leave. Johnson said he could smell gasoline as he was walking out.
Watson confirmed that the smell of gas came from the bottle that was thrown, but did not want to say whether the suspect had yelled anything when throwing the device, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation.
Wilson Alvarez, who works at the Sprint store on the mall's first floor, said he heard something shatter in the direction of the food court just after noon. He then saw a group of people in uniforms and a black substance on the ground.
"Then five minutes later police came," Alvarez said. "Then the police dogs came and I knew it was something."
The mall shut down for hours as police dogs swept the building to ensure there were no other incendiary devices were left behind. The mall reopened just after 5 p.m. with the food court still closed to the public and authorities still investigating.
Charges are pending, said FBI spokeswoman Jacqueline Maguire.
"We are on top of this," Maguire said. "We ask the public to remain vigilant."
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One of Ultimate Fighting Championship's biggest grudge matches of 2013 is off, after Canadian Rory MacDonald withdrew from his UFC 158 co-main event against Carlos Condit.
MacDonald (14-1) recently suffered an injury during his training camp for the March 16 welterweight bout at Bell Centre in Montreal, UFC officials confirmed on Monday.
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Begin our sex inventory by listing all the people you've had relations with over the years. Once you have listed all the names in column 1 of our Sex Worksheet
In column 2 list the harm done to the person in column one. In column 3 list where you were at fault; where you had been selfish, dishonest, or inconsiderate? Did we unjustifiably arouse jealousy, suspicion or bitterness? Where were we at fault? In column 4 list what we should have done instead. We are going to use this fourth column as part of our ideal for the future.Please be sure to review the bottom of page 68 and pages 69 and 70 with your sponsor and complete this inventory as well as the rest of the resentment and fear inventories before the next meeting.
Lets point out a couple other things in the sex conduct inventory.
"We asked God to mold our ideals and help us to live up to them."
The last full paragraph on page 69 reads:
"Whatever our ideal turns out to be, we must be willing to grow toward it. We must be willing to make amends where we have done harm, provided that we do not bring about still more harm in so doing. In other words, we treat sex as we would any other problem."
"In meditation, we ask God what we should do about each specific matter."
Page 69 continues
"The right answer will come, if we want it."
In the middle of page 70 there's more prayer:
To sum up about sex:
"We earnestly pray for the right ideal, for guidance in each questionable situation, for sanity, and for the strength to do the right thing."
"If sex is very troublesome, we throw ourselves the harder into helping others. We think of their needs and work for them. This takes us out of ourselves. It quiets the imperious urge, when to yield would mean heartache."
After writing your sex inventory use what you have learned to write a sex ideal that you believe is how God wants you to behave.
Source: http://our12steps.com/big-book-process-steps-4-5-session2/#Sex_inventory_i...
Umm.... it says "Begin our sex inventory by listing all the people you've had relations with over the years. Once you have listed all the names in column 1 of our Sex Worksheet" ... but there's only 3 spaces in column 1.... hehe... you mean I have to pick the BEST 3 or the WORST 3 or the 3 most memorable or what?
(pardon my humor.. I couldn't help myself)
But seriously, this is a real, actual, AA document? They really require people to list their sexual partners throughout their life?
That, in itself, is disturbing!
Who gets to see this document? I mean, isn't this a huge invasion of privacy?
If anybody asked me to fill out such a form and follow such instructions I'd tell them to be fruitful and multiply, but not in those words.
You can get lots of different worksheets from sites all over the internet. I don't think that AAWS puts any of this out. No conference approved inventory worksheets that I am aware of. There's so many ways to do it. And everyone thinks they know the right way. There's no uniformity and no accountability.
"If I forget who I am, I am myself. If I remember who I am, I am you."
It's not an invasion of privacy if you choose not to share it, or to lie about it. It is not always an invasion of privacy for those who do choose to share it. It is an invasion of privacy when the sponsor (the only person who should be privy to the information) violates the confidentiality of the process.
justme, what brings you here? You are not in AA, are you?
"The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks."
― Christopher Hitchens, Letters to a Young Contrarian
That is true, Becket. Do you think such an inventory has a place in the recovery process? Is it relevant? I'm curious about your opinion on it.
It made me feel very exposed and stupid for participating in it.
"If I forget who I am, I am myself. If I remember who I am, I am you."
I think examining every aspect of dysfunctional behaviors is essential in the recovery process. If one's manipulative or clingy or vengeful or opportunistic acts are not revealed they will continue to plague the person attempting to know him- or herself and they will cripple any attempt at living honestly.
These examinations might be better tackled in the office of a certified, licensed mental health professional, but many if not most people who attend AA are without medical insurance that would cover such visits. It is crucial that the sponsorship connection be a trusted one. I would never recommend that anyone take these steps with someone they had not taken the time to get to know and trust. There is no real hurry about taking a personal inventory, and many folks go through AA without ever addressing the steps at all. It's a personal decision based on personal circumstances.
I took every step; steps 4 and 5 were taken with a sponsor whom I had known since we were 14 years old, and she had five more years of sobriety than I at the time. I did not attempt to take these steps until I was 2 years into the program. But I was also seeing a psychiatrist and a PhD psychologist, and the details of the very difficult episodes of repeated sexual assault in childhood, the domestic violence and the rape unfolded a bit after I had taken my 4th/5th. Sometimes these memories are not readily available to the person who is doing the inventory. In fact, I had to be reminded of much of the drama by a man whose brother was the main perpetrator when I was a kid and he was 16 or 17. I was grateful to get the memory jog because it's all crystal clear now. I was able to address these issues in therapy once I remembered them. It wasn't necessary to take another 5th step.
I did not feel exposed because I trusted the confidentiality of the process. Choosing a sponsor should not be done in haste for anyone who is searching. And since none of you is searching I think I'll close for now. Hope that answers your questions.
"The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks."
― Christopher Hitchens, Letters to a Young Contrarian
"Fuck.... Oh really Oohhhhhh that's BAD that is, Ooooooo fuck."
I thought that sex worksheet sheet example was just a joke. This is some seriously crazy stuff. Who writes this stuff
In the reception at Alcohol Problems Advisory Service Nottingham they have a book case with all kinds of stepper books, one was about step one. I thought how the hell can you write a whole book about step one. How can you possilby find enough to say about step one to write a book about it. There's some really strange people invoved in this
stepper thing
......and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Matthew 24:11
AA isn't the only place where people write. I have been journaling since I was about 13 years old. I wrote everything and still do. It never fails when you put pen to paper that what ever you have written you seem to own it a bit more. The truth is crystal clear and the path out rises up off the paper.
This has been my experince.
"The more I traveled the more I realized that fear makes strangers of people who should be friends."
Shirley MacLaine
Why don't you actually go READ the AA basic text.
"Fuck.... Oh really Oohhhhhh that's BAD that is, Ooooooo fuck."
Mr Obssesed about Bums and Arseholes
I don't want to read the AA basic text again. At the risk of being accused of parroting others again....its a crock of shit (No pun intended) and really Oohhhhhh that's BAD that is, Ooooooo fuck
......and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Matthew 24:11
For those that claim it isn't a common occurrence, or that AAs would never do that, I invite them to come and look at this post. It can't get more obvious. That there is a suggested prayer is downright creepy.
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So it IS real? The AA groups really give people these instructions and this chart to fill out? I followed the link JR posted and I was jaw-dropped 'cause it sure looked real! What's wrong with those AA people? LOL
Creepy is right. Bigtime.
Somebody needs to make a "Fearless moral inventory of AA". That would be a good title for a book. JR, maybe you should write that book.
So, with the exception of handing an "extortion list" to use against the person compiling this "fearless moral inventory", it has exactly WHAT to do with recovering from an addiction? I realize that this bullshit step came out of Frank Buchman's obsession with sexual behavior (I wonder what he thought of Kinsey's research!), but aside from getting an already self-degrading person to degrade themselves even further, the relevance of this "fearless moral inventory" is????
"it has exactly WHAT to do with recovering from an addiction?"
That is exactly what I thought.......what the hell has this got to do with recovering from an addiction...its serious crazy stuff
......and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Matthew 24:11
into likening AA's approach with political brainwashing techniques?
God damn it, get me a whiskey
Bill W, Deathbed
And the sexual INVENTORY is a very good and methodical process to apply to ourselves and our current and former relationships.
Take it a few steps deeper, and we can get into the family dysfunction and the social pathology, as my good friend John Bradshaw says, "We live in a society that has social rules, that say it's OK to say the word KILL but not the word FUCK."
In fact doing INVENTORY is a brilliant process - opens up so many doors and opportunities for improvement......
Study the subject, Analise the issues, Seek the Solutions, Apply the results.
Just made me guilt ridden and self loathing. What do you think about scourging your self with a whip full of nails or summit?
......and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Matthew 24:11
step working guide? you won't belive whats in those step 4 instructions.
I have had a look at JRs post, as well as the website. Although it is not official AA, it is in the spirit of AA and teh Big Book. These typesof sites are failry common, where members conduct step studies, and provide resources and tools to supoprt members in doing the steps. It readily quotes teh relevnat sections of the big book, to illustrate its relevance.
The "Sex Worksheet Example" is ver ycommon too. Teh Big Book talks about writing thinsg in colums for the 4th Step Inventory, so many members develop "worksheets" to keep the process structured in that way.
Here is another member-developed study guide (all 552 pages of it!) http://bbstudyguide.org/guide.pdf
And here is another typical website, which i actually used myself! (cringe): http://www.step12.com/step-4.html
Note the sex inventory worksheet: http://www.step12.com/aa-files/4th-step-sex-conduct-x.pdf
And for those who are interested, here is "Clancy's Seven Questions (4th Step Tool)" LOL http://www.step12.com/clancy.html
Ripping the Big Book a new one, One Day at a Time
It's guilt and condemnation from the sexual standpoint. Part of mind control. I forgot who brought it up, hmmm, regarding women being oppressed because of their sexual inclinations? Anyway, kind of sets females back a few decades.
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The sexual inventory is a significant part of step 4. It was often expressed in NA that if you failed to do a thorough 4th step you would relapse. There is an outline on the NA.Org Website on how to properly work the 4th step. Keep in mind that it is to be shared during step 5. Either way, is this necessary and why?
Did I manipulate and lie to meet my own needs?
• Did I care about the other person?
• How did I demonstrate that?
• Did I feel better or less worthy than my partner?
• How did my dependencies cause me to compromise myself?
• How often did I say "yes" when I wanted to say "no"? And, why?
• Did I end up feeling worthless, used, or abused?
• Did I think that sex would "fix" me and make everything all right?
• Did my relationships end in pain and unhappiness for myself or others?
• What kind of a partner did I choose to be with in my disease? Is that still true
• Was sex something traded or sold?
• Where was I dishonest in my relationships?
• When did I meet my own sexual needs at someone else's expense?
Some of us had sexual experiences that did not fall under the category of
"relationships." We need to write about these experiences and our feelings,
especially where shame or guilt were involved.
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Absolutely ridiculous. And you have to share it with whom in step 5? Everyone?
These AA people are NUTS! I tell you what I'd share in step 5. I'd share with them a piece of my mind! Hah!
Here you have totally unqualified "counselors" who expect you to share intimate details of your life in order for you to stop drinking? Totally illogical and I suspect, also dangerous to someone's mental health who believes this is "necessary."
No wonder so many people leave AA to go hang out at the bars. The people who created this program need their heads examined.
That's why it's called a program, probably. They're programming you.
Moral inventory? It's amoral to even delve into someone's private life. Nosy sons of bitches. This kind of thing pisses me off.
NA might be different, but in AA, you are not required to share a sexual inventory with anyone. The point of it is to reflect on the behavior and to learn from it. I personally think some of those are pretty good questions.
Remember Christopher Stevens when you vote.
While i wish this were true, it was not my experience. I did the steps 3 times and was required to share sexual inventory at each point.
I have reviewed the Big Book to see if there is anything that supports your claim that "you are not required to share a sexual inventory with anyone. The point of it is to reflect on the behavior and to learn from it."
I was unable to find anything. Steps 5 does not say "Admitted to God, to ourselves and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs, unless they involved sex".
I think in general, the point of each part of the inventory is to reflect and learn. But doing so does not mean that Step 5 is skipped.
I think it is a huge generalisation to say "in AA, you are not required to share a sexual inventory with anyone" - it sounds a bit too much like you are claiming to reprsent the views/practices of AA. I doubt you have knowledge of AA practices/teaching the world over.
Ripping the Big Book a new one, One Day at a Time
you aren't required to share a sex inventory or any other inventry with anyone. Step 5 says the exact nature of our wrongs ( the manifestation of self, in it's thousand different forms) not exactly what you did wrong. Therefore you are obliged to share nothing of your actual story, I mighta bin slooshing with the koolaid, but I wasn't stupid enough to write anything or tell secrets that could come back & bite me.
PLS CLARA: don't lets do this again, agreeing with you puts the foulest taste in my throat.
JustMe, I never shared a sexual inventory in a meeting or with a sponsor. I actually didn't get past step 3 in NA. When I started AA, it was where I left off. lol. I had actually gone through steps 1-3 so many times, trying it every which way including what was suggested, that it seemed futile to do it again. In AA I did "a start" of 4 and 5 (it wasn't up to par, according to my sponsor) and it was a few months later that I left all 12 step programs for good. There were plenty of invasive questions, and a few from guys that thought they had the right to butt in. All were ignored really, I stayed relatively private.
Anyone can decline to do the sexual inventories or being too descriptive, but then you are of course shunned. Word gets around that you don't work a "good" program and you lose friendships. After leaving all other normies behind upon entering the program this can be quite painful.
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I'm glad you to hear you didn't do this sexual inventory thing and share it with anyone, Avogadno! Maintaining your privacy was smart! And I'm glad to hear you got out of their "program" because that's what it appears to be.... "programming." You're lucky to have gotten out! Wishing you all the best!
Nor are the SOME of the directions in the AA basic text.
Old Bill Wilson, said, "We are careful with whom we take into our confidence - we seek an open minded and closed mouthed individual." (or something quite close to it) "Perhaps if there is no one with whom we are personally acquainted or is available, we can seek a councilor, doctor, psychartrist, preacher etc..."
OK so Bill Wilson and his con job book is MOSTLY bullshit, but it's not all bullshit.
And what he based his book upon is actually very good.
Of all the "know it all's" posting comments about this, it shows me just how clueless most of you are and it also demonstrates just how many of you have actually READ and put into PRACTICE, what is written in the AA basic text.
"Oh AA is bullshit, Oh AA didn't work for me, Oh AA this, Oh AA that"
"Doing a Steps meeting? What do I want to go to those for?"
Opinions about everything and solutions to nothing.
"Oh Oh do an inventory? Oh Oh Oh WHY?"
I will sit around with the rest of the "Know all - Know fuck all's"* and discuss the latest gossip, sucking free coffee and discussing who to root or who is rooting who.
(c) me
"Ohhhh sexual inventory? - that is in the big book...? Oh didn't know that?"
Followed by:
"Ohhh went to AA for X years and it didn't work for me?"
Half of you dead beats would not work in an iron lung.
And the utter dumbfuckness.......
"OH OHH what as sex got to do with chemical dependancy??? Ohhh - it's a pervert manual handed out by groups - Ohhh Ohhhhhh".
Why don't you actually go READ the AA basic text.
Why don't you actually go READ the AA basic text - before you go opening your dumb fucking traps.
"Oh you mean if your cleaning up your shit hole of a life - that SEX and RELATIONSHIPS, somehow just are not supposed to be a part of it?"
"Ohhh Ohhhhh me brain cell - it's hurting!"
I never attended AA other than 2 meetings I was court-ordered to attend 30 years ago. I know nothing about the "steps". So, this sexual inventory step thing is completely new to me.
I'm no "know-it-all". I'm a know-nothing. *smile* I hardly know anything about AA. All I know about it is that a friend of mine who used to go to the meetings killed herself. That's all I know.
Another AA related suicide. So sad.
Criminals In Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous
Yeah. She felt defeated. She thought she was never good enough, could never be good enough. She struggled. They made her feel more and more unworthy and defeated. It was very sad. She gave up. This is the main reason I found this site.
That's a jump, AntiDenial. What information do you have, other than justme's second-hand reference to the event, with no real accounting? Just because someone went to AA and eventually commits suicide does not directly and infallibly point the finger at AA as the culprit. In fact, my guess is that the person who committed suicide chose a method and proceeded. AA did not wield the weapon, as it is inanimate.
"The essence of the independent mind lies not in what it thinks, but in how it thinks."
― Christopher Hitchens, Letters to a Young Contrarian
And you never bothered to learn anything about what she was getting into?
They MADE her feel more and more unworthy.... HORSESHIT.
She CHOSE to feel unworthy AND if the environment was actually BAD, well she could have gone elsewhere but she CHOSE to keep going back....
No one made her defeated - she CHOSE to feel defeated.
And did she do what it takes to deal with her issue - probably not.
You can also tell a lot about people by the friends they pick - are they "Facebook lick and stick friends - that for the most past have nothing to do with you and don't really give a shit " or are they the types of "REAL" friends that get involved with each other and stand beside you through thick and thin? .
Recovery IS a tough gig - Because you have to make yourself perform.
The reason why I am here today and there are heaps of dead people in my past, is because I CHOSE to do what it takes to deal with my issues, because I recognised that I HAD to deal with my issues - either that OR go under.
All the dead, buried and fucked up - Everyone has opportunities available and decisions to make and actions to take - the LOSERS chose not too.
It's been my experience that the saying, "Half measures avail us nothing", is actually true.
There's absolutely no purpose in you putting down my friend who committed suicide. She struggled. She had a hard time. We were friends LONG before facebook or the internet ever existed.
Please don't again make light of my grief nor my friendship with her. You don't know me and you didn't know her.
She didn't choose to to be defeated. She DID chose to commit suicide.
Why are you lashing out at me? I don't SOLELY blame AA. It was a big part of the picture, though. But still, she was my friend and she couldn't handle life any more. She couldn't meet their demands.
Some people suffer more than others. She did the best she could but it was all too painful so she left.
That's it.
Again, please don't make light of it. It's disrespectful and cruel. She's not even here to defend herself.
To call her a LOSER is way hurtful and mean. Do you intend to be a mean person?
I have a friend who lost her life. By her own hand, yes. She chose to LEAVE this planet. It's not funny and she's NOT a loser and never was one.
Please don't reply to my posts again unless you can be supportive and caring.
I don't deal with ridicule and insults well. I don't need it and neither does my friend.
Thank you for being polite and respectful.
No... she couldn't choose to go elsewhere. She was forced to participate in "the program". She was addicted to pain killers due to repeated surgeries on her leg. She had no choice regarding which program to participate in. She also had no choice regarding her leg surgeries.
Be kind to people. Life is short even when you don't commit suicide. Believe it. It goes by VERY quick. Kindness is important.
The ones who quit making excuses and get on with the job.
People kill themselves all the time.
Most of the time it's just copping out and running away.
If you were such a brilliant friend, why didn't you take her else where? Why did you not call in a private practitioner? Why did you not call in a lawyer?
Why didn't she do it herself?
Your ignorance in her affairs and what she was dealing with, is fairly self evident......
It's just "Oh yes, yes, yes how sad" and do NOTHING.
bin using a bit mate, maybe ya should slow down, yer posts are getting ratty.
Cut down on the Acid as well
......and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Matthew 24:11
I never claimed to be brilliant. You're right, I am ignorant of many details of her life. It was her life, not mine. I had no control to "take her elsewhere". She was incarcerated in the prison system. She had her own lawyers.
You're not a very kind person. You appear to have little to no compassion and you're attacking me. Please discontinue commenting to my posts.
Thank you.
Justme, I am sorry for your loss. Losing a friend to suicide is awful.
Jesus is Fraud, you are a grade A asshole.
I think it is a shame that people want to blame suicides on AA. I know that isn't what you are intending with your posts, justme, but I've been on enough blogs with Antis on this board to see their remarks on others. I don't think there is such a thing as an AA related suicide. Addicition related, perhaps.
I am sorry about your friend. It is such a lonely, permanent thing to do.
Remember Christopher Stevens when you vote.
Yes it is exactly what I'm intending. AA had a huge part in breaking my friend down, making her feel worthless, and making her feel like a failure who would always be "sick", never cured, and never valuable. I don't SOLELY blame AA, but I see the role it played in degrading her as a human being which helped lead her to suicide.
That's sad, Justme. I wish that hadn't happened.
Remember Christopher Stevens when you vote.
Before this discussion flies off into the crazy bashing AA, please defer to Clara's post. No where does it demand that you share any part off your inventory with anyone.
"The more I traveled the more I realized that fear makes strangers of people who should be friends."
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In addition to her parents, she was preceded by her husband, Ralph Edward Angel whom she married on July 3, 1946, and who preceded her on March 31, 2011; a son, Johnny Angel; a granddaughter, Kimberly Dawn Angel Powell; a brother, Bill Stewart; two sisters, Irene Simpkins and Bernice Fellure Houck; brothers-in-law, Donald, James, Raymond (Bill) and Ernest Angel, Francis Crouse, Kenneth Bray, Howard Fellure, Ernest Hively and John Houck; sisters-in-law, Carrie B. Angel, Linda F. Angel, Audrey Saunders and Irene Hively; nephews, Marion Joe Clary, Michael R. Gibson, Bill Eugene Angel and James Hively; nieces, Joann Angel Swain, Jill Angel Preece, Sandy Perkins and Juanita Hively; and by her father and mother-in-law, Brady and Belva Martin Angel.
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I can understand why a LB would need to know what the CB is doing but why does the NT need to know what the S is going to be doing unless the S is blitzing?
And wouldn't it take too much time to replay the info to everyone? That said it seems to be working so I am pleased.
Things look the same as always when the Green Bay Packers break the defensive huddle.
The cornerbacks and safeties retreat to their positions with the play call they just heard from inside linebacker Brad Jones. Safety Morgan Burnett scans the field and looks for any pre-snap adjustments that need to be made. He gives hand signals and verbal calls to his secondary mates.
It's the same routine defensive players have followed for years.
Except this is where things are different. This year, when Burnett or any other defensive player makes an adjustment, that call is not simply absorbed by each player, it is relayed back and forth so that everyone — all 11 on the field — knows his exact assignment.
Much has contributed to the defensive progress the Packers have made this season — they've climbed into the top 10 in overall defense with only Sunday's regular-season finale at Minnesota remaining — but one important factor has been the improved communication. That has led to far fewer missed assignments, especially in coverage.
"Our missed assignments have been way down," Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers said.
Last season, when the Packers ranked last in the NFL in yards allowed and set an NFL record for most passing yards allowed in a season, it wasn't uncommon to see missed assignments and blown coverages that led to wide-open receivers. In 2012, especially in the second half of the season, those have become a rarity.
"Obviously, if you go into the record books for the most passing yards (allowed) in a season, things are going to be addressed, so we addressed it," Packers cornerback Tramon Williams said. "We put a point of emphasis on making sure guys are on the same page, making sure the communication is being directed and relayed back. In the past, it was directed, but it wasn't getting back. Guys were making calls but weren't getting it back. You may think a guy got the call, but he really doesn't have the call, so now you're really not on the same page. That was what the problem was, I think."
The Packers started the season with some of the same problems they encountered last year, when they allowed 4,796 yards passing. In Week 1 against San Francisco, there was a blown coverage by safety M.D. Jennings on a 14-yard touchdown pass to Randy Moss. In Week 4, there was a blown coverage by cornerback Sam Shields on an 80-yard touchdown pass to Josh Morgan. There were several missed assignments that led to blown coverages in the Week 5 loss at Indianapolis.
"On my group, Tramon I think has had one this year," Packers cornerbacks coach Joe Whitt said. "Sam has probably missed three or four. Casey (Hayward) probably missed five or six. That's the whole year. Look at it the past eight games, I don't think we've missed one. Most of those came from the Indianapolis game or before. I don't think we've missed one the past eight or nine games."
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I enjoy little nuggets like this when they come out. Nice to hear how the team identified a fundamental issue they had last year and worked on that. The defense has been exciting to watch again. I think I felt it move.
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I can understand why a LB would need to know what the CB is doing but why does the NT need to know what the S is going to be doing unless the S is blitzing?
I think the writer simple over stated the telling all 11 guys.... all the cover guys need to know the coverage call. All the rush guys need to know all the rush calls... like Matthews playing that call to Pickett in the Super Bowl... which lead to their RB getting sandwiched between Pickett and Matthews which lead to the fumble.
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Josh Morgan is on the Redskins... and we haven't played the Redskins.
I had to look it up... week 4 we played the Saints and Joe Morgan scored on a 80 yard Touch Down.
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