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Packers-Bears post-game quotesPosted by on December 16, 2012 – 7:23 pm
GREEN BAY PACKERS HEAD COACH MIKE McCARTHY
Opening Statement
"Excellent win today, to say the least. Really this was the first step for us, a division championship here in Chicago. This game always means so much to our players, our organization and our fans and we did not disappoint today. I was pleased with the victory.
To go through the three segments, I thought our offense was able to retain some balance; we were committed to the run. We had a couple of chances for us to go out of the gate; I thought we did a good job of getting the ball out on the perimeter. I thought Aaron [Rodgers] played extremely well, against a tough defense down here. Defensively, I thought that after the first series, I thought our defense really took over the football game. Our third down defense was outstanding. We put them in tough situations there in the fourth quarter. Special teams, it was consistent. As far as the field position battle, I haven't seen how that shook out yet. Obviously, we had the fake punt which is my responsibility and clearly not the highlight of my coaching career. With that, it was an excellent win and excellent team win and that is what is exciting about this group. We feel that this 2012 group has a chance to continue to get better. We have a lot more to offer in all three phases and we will be able to take that back home against Tennessee next week. I am thrilled to win a division championship, we now know that we are in the tournament, in the playoffs and now we fight for a seed."
On whether the fake punt would have been called if the defense wasn't playing so well
"Well, really, the reason behind the fake punt is that Aaron [Rodgers] had come off with an ankle [injury]. We had a couple injuries on the sideline, had guys that were getting ready for the next series. I thought the potential for the big play on special teams was there. It was a play that we have been working on, you look for a certain part of the field, with the wind, all of the factors involved and that's what it equated to. Now, in the end, it's not a very good decision. I wish I had that back."
On how well it worked to use quick slants to the receivers today
"Well, the slant play is really the starting point of our offense. That is one of the first routes we put in. They played a lot of two-high in the game and then went to some three-deep and came after us with some pressure on some important downs in the game. We are going to throw them, they are going to defend them. It is clearly one of Aaron's better balls and our receivers did a good job running the routes."
On matching up well with the Bears offense
"Their offense, as far as the way they started the game, I though they did a really good job. They were running the ball on second down. The emphasis of our defense was to be patient, be patient with the four-man rush and then we grew into the pressure as the game went on. I thought Dom [Capers]'s coverage calls and the players sticking to their guns in the perimeter and playing tight coverage. I have to give the officials credit. You don't usually get three calls in one game and I obviously thought they were all good calls. It is the way we play defense."
On whether Crosby is testing the coaching staff's patience
"Mason needs to make those kicks. We are at that time of the year. We had a spot. We left points on the field today with two missed field goals, and two make-able field goals. Also you factor in some of the decisions you make after that, so it is time for him to step up."
On the importance of responding quickly to the Bears' first score
"It was very important. There was a lot of emotion going into the game and I think the first series says a lot about the preparation and mind set of your football team. They did a very good job, what was it, six minutes or so on that first drive, so, for us to respond was very important. That is Bears-Packers football. There are going to be momentum swings, we talk about it all week just keep punching away, there are going to be times where we need to counter-punch and our guys did a great job out there today."
On the performance of James Jones
"Well, he just catches touchdowns. That is a nice job and responsibility to have. It is just the way it falls sometimes. James is having an excellent year and I can't say enough about him and the ability to make the big catch, just a back-shoulder fade there. He is playing very well, we ran our offense. We went exclusively no-huddle there for the first two and a half quarters there and that is the way we want to play it. We want to play as fast as we can and get as many attempts at the plate. I thought Aaron did a great job managing it and was extremely productive today."
On having contributions from so many people on offense
"We are a much better football team when we have everyone on the field and we will take another step when Jordy [Nelson] comes back too. We have very good playmakers and it is the responsibility of the offensive playcaller, the run-blocking unit and the pass-protection unit, we need to get those guys involved. We have been committing to the run, it's been good, it's been productive, which is what we needed. But we need to be balanced, because when we are balanced, our playmakers get into the secondary and it is a different ballgame."
On the lift Clay Matthews provided
"You can see it in practice. When Clay Matthews is on the field, we are a different defense. He is an impact player, he made an impact today. He is clearly one of the best defensive players in the league and I think that says it all."
On the third-down defense
"I thought Dom did a great job. I thought he was patient with the plan and that our players picked their spots. This was about the four-man rush going into the game and being aware of where Brandon Marshall was. I just really like the patience of our defense and the discipline of it and just trying to make the quarterback beat you and today I thought we were outstanding."
On the possible added significance of the win with all of the obstacles they have overcome this season.
"I am not a drama-queen, but it is great that we won a championship today. I feel good about it, not to diminish anything here, but we are just getting started. We feel that way as a football team, not trying to be arrogant, we feel a lot better football in front of us. It was an extremely important game for everybody involved today, but we fully expected to come in here and win this thing. We have the division championship and now we will be focused on getting to 11 wins next week at home against Tennessee."
On the play of Casey Hayward
"Casey is a dynamic young player. He is very instinctive, if the ball is in the air, watch out. He has offensive, not to insult the defensive players, but he has offensive ball skills and I just can't say enough about our young guys."
On the confidence in the kicking game
"We are going in to work tomorrow and watch the tape and we are going to swing at it. We are not changing our kicker, so you can write that down right now. He is our guy. He needs to make those kicks, he knows that. We are at the time of the year. We have been taking the long 50-yard opportunities, preparing him to make the game-winner. I have all the confidence that when we line up at home that we are going to go out there, have our spot, have a field position plan and go out there and kick them when the opportunity comes and he has to do his part."
On the officiating
"I give the officials a lot of credit. I thought they did a good job of letting the teams play today and calling the obvious penalties. It is competitive on the sidelines and sometimes you only hear about the officials when they don't do a good job. I am not always going to agree with every call they make, but I thought there was balance out there today. I thought the calls that they did make, they didn't let it affect the outcome of the game, and those are tough calls. To get three PI's in one game, I am glad it happened today."
On how improved the offense can be if Finley plays the way he did today
"I thought Jermichael was a major factor today, it just goes back to my thought earlier. We need to threaten these secodaries more and more and when we have all of our guys rolling like that, it definitely helps. I am very pleased with Jermichael's effort and production today."
On importance of winning in Chicago
"It's really important, it's a big game for us. It can put us in a great position the next two weeks to win the division and now we're looking at improving our seed. Big win, good team. Big team win. Crazy things happen in Chicago, we can never seem to put them away. A lot credit to their coaching staff, they were under-manned today. They fought hard. Did a good job on defense, gave me some different looks. We were able to make just a few more.
On McCarthy saying it is just getting started
We've been going for awhile. It's been a grind. This season more than last year, even 2010, this has been a grind. We've dealt with a lot of adversity; we had ups and downs a lot of guys hurt. To get a win like this means a lot to our organization, our fans, the guys in the locker room are excited about get Charles back, hopefully soon, having Clay back out there, Mike Neal those guys are impact players. We've had a lot of guys step-up and play. James Jones 3 touchdowns, Randall [Cobb] has been as consistent as anybody. Cobb, Don Barclay DuJuan Harris, we've had a lot of guys playing some unusual roles and doing well.
On being able to score right away after the Bears first score
That was important. That was really important to keep the crowd at bay a little bit. Chicago fans are excellent sports fans; they know when to cheer and when to get loud. We've played here and it's been very difficult to hear, today at points it's was the same, we couldn't let them get up a couple of scores and get into what they wanted to do. It looked like they wanted to run Forte a lot. Getting ahead of them took them out of that stuff.
On avoiding the pressure later in the game
I think, just personally, I was thinking about moving around a little bit more. Just being aware of where I was in the pocket, stepping up when I had to, keeping plays alive. In general, we wanted to give Don [Barclay] some help on right tackle, we wanted to keep John around. They made a couple of nice adjustments, its tough when you play a team twice a year and you know each other so well, they had some really good stuff, some adjustments when we made some checks, every time we checked protection, they checked it too. They did some delayed blitzing. It was just about getting us some clean plays. Helping Don [Barclay], and their protection was excellent second half. There were multiple times I had the ball in my hands 4-5 seconds and that gives our guys some second reaction plays which kept the plays going.
On how much credit goes to receivers
I think, first you have to give credit to the personal department for the kind of guys we've drafted. Second, Edgar Bennett has done a great job. He's a Packer Hall of Fame running back who is coaching receivers. He's done a great job of getting those guys ready. Third, is the guys. They have just a great approach to the game, they are very well prepared. We've spent a lot of time in meetings and on the practice field just making the most of those reps and trying to be on the same page all the time. Those guys care about being successful, they care about putting the extra time in. I'm not surprised about James Jones success, he just needs more opportunities. I'm not surprised at Randall Cobb's success, because he's special. It'll be nice to get Jordy back at some point, but we have a lot of weapons.
On why the slants were so effective today
"Maybe it's because we haven't thrown them much all year. I think we got a lot of questions last week about what happened to the slant pattern, I kept saying we haven't seen a lot of cover two. Today, Chicago tried to pressure us a little more, they tried to drop down one eye stuff which they've done over the past and some of these late season games and just had to make the most of them. Jermichael [Finley] had a big catch on the slant, Greg [Jennings]had a couple and slowly but surely you may see it pop up every now and then, you got to give credit to the way we've ran the ball the last couple of weeks. It's made defenses play a little more one high. We'll see what happens as we move forward, the more one high you see, you might see more slants.
On wire to wire league
It's been all about who's hot at the right time. You saw it with the Giants last year and us, Pittsburgh when they made their run a few years back. It's all about how you're playing late December and what your team's health is like. I think, often it goes back to some of the adversity that your team faces during the season, how battle tested are you. We went on a run last year, won 13 in a row, at times it seemed easy, especially from the outside the way we were winning. This year we've had to find a way to win games more. We've turned the ball over at times, inopportune times, we had to run the ball more different we've had to adjust protections, adjust routes. Kind of had some crazy half time adjustments to try and make things happen. We've dealt with a lot of adversity. I think this team is playing the right way the way right now. We have 2 games left in regular season, we want to be peaking at the right times because those are the teams that make the deep runs.
On Grinding out victories is there any more satisfaction in this
I like them all to be blow outs to be honest with you. This one had a chance too, we were up 21-7, we double them up there at the end of the first half. Beginning of the second half, we got the ball back, we were driving, we turned the ball over. You just can't turn the ball over against these guys. They put a drive together, our defense held. It's tough to put this team away. I think it says a lot about the kind of coach they have, and really coaching staff. They keep their guys focused, they never feel like they are out of the game. For some reason, every time they play us, they are never out of the game.
On Green Bay defense
Yeah, I think they did a good job. They are playing consistent, it's nice having Clay out there, it gives us an elite pass rusher again. I think Mike Neal, you see how active he is he really helps the interior push, which is a quarterbacks worst enemy at times. I'll be able to step up in the pocket. The second day we had a lot guys a lot to catch the ball and make plays. Casey Hayward had a big time season, Tramon (Williams) has been a lock down corner. Sam Shields is back, Morgan (Burnett) has been very, very consistent. Those guys are playing the right way and when they hold teams to 13 points we should win all those games.
On 3rd & 4th & long conversions
"It was huge. We talk a lot about situational football, red zone, 3rd down, we did the better job today of cashing in on those drives. We had 4th down conversions, Jermichael had a big catch, he's been playing really well lately, he's dialed in, he's been making some big, big plays for us. 3rd down is the money down; we have to be able to make some plays, especially when the pocket breaks down. Randall (Cobb) had a big time catch down the side lines. Those are the fun ones when you are converting those 3rd and longs."
On early loses in the season
"Yeah, I think Houston and immediately thereafter was a wake-up for us. I think what Houston did for us was just remind us that we were a team with special players. As an older player on this team, and someone that has been around on different types of teams, you got to try and remind the guys this is a special opportunity is and how you don't' want to let it slip away. I think that is the thing we learned from last year, it's so exciting and thrilling to get to the Super Bowl and you go on a run of 15-1 you forget how difficult it was at times. We're all reminded of how special those moments are, getting to the Championship game and wining big time games this team is dealt with a lot more adversity and is a tight knit group and knows how to win.
On hurt ankle from Peppers play
"I was teasing Pep (Julius Peppers) almost every time we play, you're hitting me in the head and which he retorted back "it wasn't a penalty" which Pep and I have a great relationship and I felt like it was a big time hit. I don't know what happened to him on the play, I don't' know if I have that specially hard helmet. I'm okay, just kind of got my ankle fallen on on that 3rd down and got hit a couple of times. Overall, the protection was good; they brought some pressures we haven't seen in a long time – got to give them credit for their game plan.
Is James Jones surprising you?
"If he drops a ball, it surprises me. It doesn't happen a lot, but he's been very consistent for us. His attitude has been great, he's been dialed in every week, his preparation has been very good, he practices the right way he's just been making plays. He get a lot of opportunities and 3 touchdowns today, he catches a fade down the side line with a very good release. He catches an underneath route and he kind aught kind of a high difficult pass and is able to get into the endzone. He catches a back shoulder fade on one of the top corners in the league so you got to give him a lot of credit, those are big time plays and he's a go-to guy.
On whether they practiced the lateral special teams play
"Yeah. Yeah, we'll never just throw things in at game time. We practiced it numerous times, weeks before this week. It wasn't executed exactly how we wanted to, but we made do with it and we just kept playing. Defense had to back on the field and we made them kick a field-goal."
On the win
"This is big. To come into a rival's house and win, clinch your division, and be able to celebrate in their locker room, that's a great feeling to have. You know, we found a way tonight. We had some ups and downs, but in the end, we found a way to win."
On Aaron Rodgers
"He's just finding the open man. I just happen to be the open man at that time. I'm just trying to make the plays and keep the sticks moving and stay on the field and give the offense more first downs each week."
On the punt/lateral play
"We've got to execute it. In the end, we had it called. We've been practicing it for a few weeks. The coaches called it. We have to execute the play. Maybe I can throw a better ball, but in the end, we have to execute that play."
On how everyone seems to be stepping up
"Yeah, all season, we haven't had everybody healthy at our position. We're looking for that game where we have everybody back on the field to go out there and make plays, but we all have to step up. We always talk about stepping up, and that's definitely been a key factor for us this season."
On the trash talking
"Yeah, definitely. That's part of football. There's going to be a lot of talk on the field, but, in the end, we came out with the win. That's all we care about. All the talk can be said, but in the end, we made plays, and that's the only way to win."
On his first missed field goal
"I just missed it right. It's just one of those conditions out there. I just didn't make it."
On how he's been kicking lately
"I had a good week of work, and I didn't make two kicks today, but we won the game, and we won the division. So, this is a team sport, and that's how we do it."
On possibly misinterpreting the wind today
"No. I just think the conditions were fairly decent out there. I had to figure out the footing in warm-ups, but I was hitting the ball well with operation. I just hit the ball off of my toe, and it went a little right."
On how it is trying to move on to the next kick after a miss
"That's my job. Unfortunately, I didn't make those two kicks today, but we won the game, and for me, that's the most important thing."
On the win
"I feel great. It's another win for us. We clinched the division. So, we just have to keep it rolling."
On his involvement in today's game
"(Aaron) Rodgers looked at me often and got me comfortable. So, once that starts happening, the ball can be pretty much anywhere, and I'm going to go get it for sure."
On whether clinching the division has sunk in
"Definitely. Whenever you come in here or they come in there, you know it's going to be a dog fight. No matter how you look at it, you can put all the schemes and play-calling out the window. It's man-on-man. They want to win. It was a dog fight, and we got a "W".
On the coverages he faced
"On two of the touchdowns, it was man-to-man. The second (touchdown) they were in zone coverage and kind of dropped me a little bit. We had a nice little play on for that defense."
On the importance of wrapping up the division today
"It's huge. That's what we came out here for – to get a win and go home division champs and to continue to grow and get better as a team. You know, this was not our ultimate goal. Our ultimate goal is to win a Super Bowl, so we have a lot of work to do."
On the importance of everyone getting involved
"We needed everyone today. The offense doesn't move with one person; our offense moves with everybody, starting with number twelve (Aaron Rodgers). But, we needed everybody to make plays. (Randall) Cobb had a bunch of crucial third down catches. Jermichael (Finley) came up big. Greg (Jennings) made some plays. You know, it was a team win."
On whether the talk during the week continued on the field
"I don't get into all of the talk, man. I'm just glad we got a win."
On how the running game helped him out today
"Definitely. When you're running the ball well, teams are going to have to switch up some certain coverages. We ran the ball well, and we got them in some man-to-man sometimes, and I was able to make some plays."
On his return and it being against the Bears
"Yeah, no, it feels good. Obviously, taking a break, which I have, you never enjoy injuries in this business, but it is what it is, and I was able to come out and have some personal success, team success and clinch the NFC North. So, step-one is done and we just have to continue this thing rolling all the way to the playoffs."
On how he feels
"I felt good. There's a room for improvement out there, definitely. But ultimately, I felt I was pretty close to my old self. So, I need to get my wind back. Knock off a little of the rust, but it feels good."
On winning and clinching the division against the Bears
"I think it means more to the fans then it does us. Our agenda is what we control it didn't matter where it was at, but it was great we were able to do it here, for the fans, for us. A big divisional rival game, we're happy about it."
On whether the Bears were talking during the game
"Not so much. I'm sure a few players had some words, but ultimately it's always a great match-up when we play the Bears."
On the play of the defense
"That's what great defenses do, they respond to adversity. I think that's twice now with the botched special teams play and the turn-over – excuse me, the pass interference that put them all the way to the one, definitely helped us out in that regard, minimizing them to three points apiece and ultimately coming away with the victory."
On his new sack dance
"I just had to let something else out there, just to have some fun. We talked about it over my four week hiatus and that's what it was going to be today."
On what was the key to stopping the Bears on third down
"Nothing different than any other third down. Obviously, you have to try and minimize their runs on first and second down. Try to hold them instead of three or four yards to one or two."
On the offensive pass interference calls against the Bears
"That's how it goes. You have to play by the rules. It's the same with me out there. We're fortunate to have benefited from that, but it was blatant. It was obvious. So we'll take it."
On whether emotions were running higher today
"Oh yeah. There was a lot of heat out there. We were calm about it. We did what…we game planed and went in and did what we had to do against [Brandon] Marshall and you see the results."
On the non call of offensive pass interference in the endzone
"Body slammed. I was out of breath for a minute. I had to get out of the next play. Like I said, they didn't call that either; it just went on to the next down.
On whether it was extra physical today
"Oh yeah, it was way more physical. Like I said, they probably game-planned and said we need to go in more physical. And I guess that's what they did."
On how he responded to the more physical play
"You know, just get more physical. I'm a little guy. I'm, like 180 [pounds], he's a big guy [Alshon Jeffery]. I just try to stand my ground. Keep covering him. Sometimes I played off, just to avoid the pushing off and things like that."
On how the team keeps winning despite injuries and playing rookies
"We just keep our cool. Like you said, we have a lot of young guys in and the veterans talk to them, 'hey this is a rivalry game, we need you to step-up. The rookie situation is out the window'. Casey [Hayward] made a perfect play that we needed."
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By Jon on Dec 16, 2012 | Reply
Either replace Cosby and Newhouse or kiss the playoffs goodbye.
By Alex on Dec 16, 2012 | Reply
MM deserves a lot of credit for winning the Division given the theft in Seattle and the raft of devastating injuries. Packers appear to be peaking at the right time. The fake punt was a very poor coaching decision, but MM manned up and I give him a lot of credit for doing so. Crosby's gotta go. I don't know who's out there, but we can and must get someone more reliable particularly if we're going to make a deep run.
By Steve Weisenstein on Dec 16, 2012 | Reply
Mason, I know you can do it. Just get it done.
Great win, Step one, see you at the superdome.
Reminds of of 2010
By Kevin on Dec 16, 2012 | Reply
I really don't here his name mentioned often for whatever reason, but Ryan Longwell is still only 38 and inexplicably unemployed.
By Kevin on Dec 16, 2012 | Reply
*Hear…wow, I'm stupid.
By Gerald on Dec 16, 2012 | Reply
Mason, you can do this. You are our guy!
By bajacheese on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
I am trying to recall a play that was as stupid as the lateral pass on the punt. I can't. Up by 11, all you have to do is get 3 to four 1st downs, kill some clock and flip the field. What the heck were they thinking? What was the upside to that? Mitigating risk when you're up by two scores against a poor offense but very dangerous defense is the coaches responsibility. The only chance the Bears had was turnovers, and we gave them an early Christmas gift with that stupid, risky call.
By Robert Ossig on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
Congrats MM and the PACKERS on clinching division ! FOCUS Mason, come on now !
By Chris on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
Great Win! BUT – Crosby…. I know we all love our Packers but we need to take the blinders off with this situation people….Crosby has left 36 POINTS on the field this year so far, 36 POINTS!!!….Read his comments after yesterday's game, sounds more annoyed with being questioned again than he is with himself for just being terrible this year…Hope we don't need him in the playoffs.
By Brian on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
I am pleased to see that our PACK won a 2nd straight NFC North crown!! Overall, a well played game by both the offense and defense. One question though – why when we are ahead do we not try harder to put teams away when we are ahead like 21-7 on the Bears"? The Packers have done this several times this year. Too conservative playcalling on both offense and defense made this game too tight.
We need to pick it up and finish strong in the two reamining games!!
By Greg on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
If Coach is committed to keeping Crosby around, I really pray that he'll give the offense more 4th down opportunities. At this point it seems the likelihood of success is about equal, and failing a 4th-down try puts the ball at least 7 yards further up the field compared to Mason kicking to the corner or hitting the uprights on a short one.
By Rob Van Duyse on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
Congrats to the Pack on another division crown. I am still steaming about the punt pass deal, I truely in all my years of watching the Packers never saw a dumber decesion made by the coaches, I think Mike must have been covering for somebody,if not he better get an F on his weekly report card. If we lost that game due to that decision it could have quite possibly resulted in us not even making the playoffs with another loss, that reality, and it almost became all to real. Mike do me a favor, spare my blood pressure meds are costly and I cannot afford to double my dose on game day, salt away these types of victories with a little less razz mattazz.
By Alice on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
I dunno, I have this awful, awful feeling a playoff game is going to come down to a field goal and…..
By Rob Van Duyse on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
A-Rodge, I love when you roll out to the right, keep mixing up that pocket and feel free to pull that trigger a bit sooner, seem to be second guessing the reads a bit in the early stages of the game, but you seem to make more big plays when your forced by the pressure to react. I just want you to stay healthy, and holding onto that ball will only result in bad things. I appreciate that lack of "Farve" though, and limmiting those INT's, just seems that your a bit gun shy with what the D's are throwing at yah lately. With the coaches trying to throw away games I guess I am better off with you guarding those leads a bit, so thanks for seeing beyond my stupid old arm chair quaterback wisdom…..
By JUSTIRON on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
I am completely lost on Mason. I hate to say because hes been a packer for some time now, but what can he do to try to fix the problem,that he hasnt done or should have done already. These point cant be left off the board any longer. It is great to hear MM has faith in COSBY,AND HE IS THE HEAD COACH,but if we lose in the playoff or lose the big one because of a kicker it will be a very,very cold day in the packer nation. I am a owner but they dont call me on decisions like this,but i here the fat lady singing IT OVER. Can we but the season on his past record, how can we ask him to do something he cant. Please dont gamble on logic, to much to chance !!!!! ,
By Don W. on Dec 17, 2012 | Reply
Third and three for an important first down! Lets roll Aaron out and I would guess that 50% fo the time he will pick it up with a safe jaunt to the down marker and 45% of the time he will get it with a short dump pass to a open receiver. I would suggest that this 95% success ratio is much higher than a thirty yard side line pocket pass! Against the fast pursuing Bears defense there seemed to some big holes on the back side of our running plays. How about more misdirection and cutback running plays? Aaron needs to roll out to his left once in a while just keep the defense honest and give them more to think about.
By Alex on Dec 18, 2012 | Reply
Mason Crosby could actually solve his problems very easily with one simple workout and one simple kicking adjustment. Crosby has lost confidence, in part, because he has lost some leg strength and the speed with which his foot comes through the kick is consequently somewhat slower. To address resolve this, all Crosby needs to do is to run on a treadmill with 1-2 pound ankle weights. When I was a 2:44 marathoner back in 1996, I actually used to run 6 minute miles for 10-15 miles with 3 pound ankle weights. Most athletes can handle this amount of weight because of the risk of back injury. But the risk with 1-2 pound ankle weights is much much smaller, particularly if you weigh a weight belt. To most, this will sound crazy, but the resulting strength in your ankles is simply amazing. On the kicking adjustment, Crosby needs to focus on following through with a higher follow through keeping his head down longer and focusing on following through with his right foot pointed toward the mid-point of the uprights. Kickers who start to lose their confidence tend to look up too quickly to see where the kick goes and kick with a more jerky shorter follow through that doesn't point towards the midpoint of the uprights. This is very similar to golfer who looks up too quickly and fails to follow through completely. The ball inevitably goes right or left rather than straight. These two adjustments will solve Crosby's woes. Trust me.
By Alex on Dec 18, 2012 | Reply
The Packers should release Crosby, sign Beckham to the 53 and Posh Spice to the Practice, or, alternatively, release Crosby, and sign Stills, Nash and Young.
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Calling all town electors! There's an Old Saybrook Town Meeting scheduled for Wed., Feb. 20, at 6 p.m. at Town Hall in the first floor conference room. Electors will act on three items: spending $250,000 in grant funds to fix the town dock; joining the CPACE program that helps town businesses make energy-efficiency upgrades; approving a new definition of "basement" in the town flood ordinance, as required by FEMA.

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People often use my name without the "The" in less serious converations.
I'm fine with it.
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Posted May 18 2013 - 08:51 PM
People often use my name without the "The" in less serious converations.
I'm fine with it.
Posted May 20 2013 - 07:10 AM
i dunno i mean most of the people i keep in touch with from bzp i mostly got to know elsewhere and they call me ran but idk about my strictly bzp friends
it doesnt bother me in fact i encourage it
Posted May 20 2013 - 08:12 AM
[color=#00ccff;]i haven't been active on bzpower in ages, but people usually call me Arc elsewhere.[/color]
Posted May 22 2013 - 02:06 PM
Mads, Maddy, MMM, M3
Posted May 22 2013 - 02:08 PM
People just call me Booman.
Posted May 23 2013 - 11:37 AM
And just plain old Madara.
Posted May 23 2013 - 11:40 AM
I think I'll call you MMM
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Posted May 23 2013 - 02:19 PM
I also get: Drago, Dragonstar, Tak, Taka(for some reason), and of course, TD7.
Posted May 23 2013 - 04:40 PM
[color=#00ffff;]When I was JIF Natural Creamy, a few people would shorten it down to JIF. Occasionally, I've been called Wizard JIF.[/color]
Posted May 23 2013 - 10:15 PM
I think I'll call you MMM
Haha, That works. I've now officially been called Mandar. Not sure how I feel about that one.
Posted Jun 02 2013 - 10:29 AM
[color=#ff0000;]Well, someone's mental spellchack thought my name was Drama catz 7.0 if that counts.[/color]
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Posted Jun 09 2013 - 12:44 PM
Hmm. Tough question.Obviously, people call me iBrow, although I prefer ibrow if nothing is attached to it. I've been called Quack and other duck related variants for awhile now in Comedies as some strange running gag. xDFor a short time, Mayno and I(as Globin) were lumped together as Mayglob. Kermit and Hurricane were used for short times as well.
Posted Jun 09 2013 - 09:16 PM
LL is about it.On BS01, I was Seanp12, so many called me Seanp (what made it so difficult to write '12', I don't know), or just Sean--though since that's actually my name, I suppose it isn't a nickname.
Some have also called me just 'Lewa',but I find that annoying because I find it difficult to know that they're referring to me. LL is also problematic when Legolover-361 is in the conversation.
If I ever need a pseudonym, I use Sean P. Lewis, in order to pretend that the "lew" in LewaLew actually has some significance.
Edited by LewaLew, Jun 09 2013 - 09:18 PM.
Posted Jun 10 2013 - 09:12 AM
[color=#ff0000;]Well, someone's mental spellchack thought my name was Drama catz 7.0 if that counts.[/color]
Hehe, it still does.
Posted Jun 10 2013 - 12:26 PM
I guess maybe now I'll be called FTS for short, or just Sniper, or Snipe.
Posted Jun 15 2013 - 07:47 PM
People call me Zio.
Posted Jun 16 2013 - 01:38 AM
Some people refer to me as my display name, although usually people just call me Hubert. I haven't used a variation of that name for half a year.
Whatchoo talkin' bout, Hubert?
No idea.
There was a point when people just called me by contractions of my display name though: (Gundam ... et cetera.)
Posted Jun 25 2013 - 09:53 PM
Mango, Mangu, Mangerine, Mang(s), and a veritable assortment of other nicknames based on my current username. I have no problems with any of these nicknames.
Every one belongs to every one else.
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Posted Jun 27 2013 - 03:12 AM
[color=#4b0082;]Everybody just calls me Rama. In fact I've been called that so many times I respond to it like it's my real name.[/color]
Is it strange to be annoyed that other people are using my color?
Y'all know who you are.
Posted Jun 27 2013 - 09:46 AM
Balta, mainly. On Skype people usually use my real name.
Posted Jun 27 2013 - 10:26 AM
[color=#006400;]My name is Sybre[/color][color=#006400;]. Even though people are allowed to even call me Syb, they call me Sybre anyway, which I don't mind.[/color]
[color=#006400;]Sometimes, I shorten two certain friends' names on here.[/color]
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Posted Jun 27 2013 - 11:27 AM
Whatever you say, Braids.
[color=#4b0082;]Everybody just calls me Rama. In fact I've been called that so many times I respond to it like it's my real name.[/color]
Posted Jun 27 2013 - 12:26 PM
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Posted Jul 04 2013 - 09:49 AM
OK Chris.
Now my name's too short for a nickname. But people still call me Phantom, which I like.
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Posted Jul 04 2013 - 11:21 AM
I think I'll call you MMM
[color=rgb(255,165,0);][font="georgia, serif;"]Hehe reminds me of the [/color][/font][color=rgb(255,0,255);][font="georgia, serif;"]Marzipan Meringue Madness[/color][/font][color=rgb(255,165,0);][font="georgia, serif;"].[/color][/font]
[color=rgb(255,165,0);][font="georgia, serif;"]Anyways no I don't have a nickname anymore. Once upon a time people called me Warlord or Erebus Nuva so they wouldn't get me confused with Biosector's Erebus But I don't think he's here anymore. I have also been called EToD in mocs or discussions. [/color][/font]
Posted Jul 04 2013 - 02:07 PM
Mostly Grav. Or just Citrus when I was Floridian Citrus. Which is funny cause I got that name from a nickname. does that make it a nickname of a nickname?
Hubert has a tendancy to call me gravy, though. I don't mind, cause I pretend it's grav-ee. Instead of grave-ee. cuz that's how i roll
I also have found peple calling me minime, for reasons I can't fathom.
Posted Jul 04 2013 - 02:34 PM
I also have found peple calling me minime, for reasons I can't fathom.
You know exactly why, Mini-Me.
Anyway. Most of my nicknames stem from my second display name, though some are combinations of Skype names and BZP names.
The most common ones:-Krayz
-Prime Snarker
And on one very, very, very strange occasion...
hubert, i still haven't forgiven you for that
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Posted Jul 04 2013 - 02:37 PM
[font="'courier new', courier, monospace;"]Darkon, Dark, Durkon Thundershield, and Donnie Darko are the first few that come to mind, though people have called me Adrian before. I have yet to see Osterman or Jon used, though.[/font]
Posted Jul 06 2013 - 10:21 AM
well, people who know me as "Vahi" or "Vataki" tend to call me nicknames like "Va" or "Vata" or "VT"
naw man
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Posted Jul 06 2013 - 06:17 PM
Arzaki has started calling me "Waspy" which I don't really mind.
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Posted Jul 07 2013 - 08:32 AM
I think you lot just call me Helryx.
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Posted Jul 07 2013 - 12:05 PM
Only nickname I hear around here is probably "X".
Which just removes the "The" in front of my name but that's fine.
Well, Axilus calls me XXaron but no one else calls me that.
I used to be 'The X'. Now I'm not.
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Posted Jul 07 2013 - 12:13 PM
I don't think I have any remaining nicknames, as Overlord is easy enough to remember and nobody talks about me anyway. I mean, seriously, I never come up in discussion.
As for nicknames used for other people, I have plenty of those, especially for the few Mancers who are still floating around on the forum. I've probably forgotten some in the many times I've been gone, though...
Posted Jul 08 2013 - 04:01 PM
I don't have one sadly
but outside BZP it Shadow, ShadowWolf, Saido and Riaso
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Posted Jul 13 2013 - 12:59 PM
I got called Domohakiven by Tahu2014. also, he calls me stracker for some reason.
Posted Jul 13 2013 - 02:27 PM
I've thought about abbreviating your name to Dovahk several times.
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Posted Jul 13 2013 - 04:38 PM
I stay under the radar. If they found out my real-life nickname that I hate, I wouldn't be here anymore.
Posted Jul 13 2013 - 07:22 PM
Nuile called me "Baltimore" once.
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Tough Task Ahead for Chelsea
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Tough task ahead for Chelsea
Imagine what Chelsea would be without Drogba. If Abramovich refuses to extend his contract, I think he would leave the club after the 18th month. But Chelsea doesn't seem to be on top of things with this. Maybe Chelsea thinks that since Drogba is almost 34, his body won't be able to keep up with the demands of the EPL after around a couple of years. I also overheard that one of Abramovich's assistants even hinted that Drogba isn't in top form anymore.
The club has also been showing some strange signs.. Last round, the coach, Ancelotti left Drogba in the bench and only sent him in as a substitute. When he went in, the Ivory Coast forward even scored a crucial goal but, he actually missed a last minute penalty that could've won the game. What I found weird though was how he acted when he scored the goal. It was like he was taunting the club's management hinting that he should've been sent in earlier or even started the match!
What's worse, there is a group within the team that doesn't like Drogba! He was speaking in French inside the locker room until someone actually reminded him that he was in an English Club and English was the official language there! A French group also began criticizing some other teammates! This only shows us all that the atmosphere in this club is not well at all.
Chelsea's next opponent is Arsenal, a tough foe to play when they are at home. The Gunners have won 3 straight at home and I don't think that Chelsea has any advantage over them. Arsenal vs Chelsea, my pick: Home win


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RISING CONTRIBUTIONS: The average slipped despite a slight increase in employee contributions. Participants set aside an average $5,750 through paycheck deductions, compared with $5,680 a year earlier. Matching contributions from employers also rose slightly.
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legacy plies Drayton Harbor
The Editor:
Recently the Blaine community lost a friend, mentor and father. George Meador crossed the bar April 4, 2001 at the early age of 51 years.
George, a tall quiet man, left his mark by those he helped, the things he did, his dedication to excellence. George had many interests; I would like to focus on one of those.
George was a Friend of the Plover and member of the Plover Beach Gang, a dedicated group of talented volunteers who came forward in time of need, stepped up to the plate, signed on for the duration using the special skills, knowledge and time to painstakingly repair and refurbish an old weary former cannery launch.
The next time you have occasion to have passage on the Plover ferry, you can see an example of Georges dedication to excellence. Go below, take a seat on one of the two passenger benches. Check their look, the gentle curves, feel the warmth of the smooth crafted wood. George the carpenter built these. Sit down, close your eyes for a moment, take in the experience. Let your mind drift back to the 1940s when Plover first began plying the waters of Drayton Harbor. You wont be alone; George will be your companion. Hes there in his fine work. Good sailing, George.
Richard Sturgill
up for schools
The Editor:
We would like to urge the residents of the Blaine school district to vote yes for schools on May 15. Members of the school district, members of the school board and residents of our community have worked long and hard to put together what we consider to be an educationally sound and fiscally responsible building plan for our community.
Our schools are crowded and will become more so with just the children who are already in our community, to say nothing of our projected growth. While we pride ourselves in taking care of what we already have, there are maintenance issues for fire suppression, efficient energy usage and safety that we cannot squeeze out of our operating budget.
Blaine and Point Roberts have always shown amazing support for their schools. That is one of the reasons we chose to make this our home and why we donate our time and energies to the school district. If you have any questions about the bond, please feel free to contact us. We believe in this bond and what it will do for the future of our schools. Please join us in voting yes May 15.
Jane & Woody Woods
I am a student at Blaine high school and I would like to encourage voters to consider approving the bond coming up for school improvement in Blaine. Investing in this bond would be investing in our future. It would improve learning for the leaders of the future.
One way it would do this would be by improving the library and putting in a new computer lab. This would provide students with better equipment and resources for researching, learning and providing high quality work. It would also improve learning by allowing seven new classrooms to be built. This would allow smaller class sizes and accommodate new growth.
Approving this bond would improve the learning at Blaine schools. It would only cost taxpayers about two dollars more a month! It would definitely be a worthwhile investment. I urge the voters to consider this.
Jacqueline Thomas
bank earns thanks
The Editor:
Im writing in response to the letter written a few weeks ago about the Blaine food bank.
The people who work at the food bank are all volunteers. Most of the volunteers are retired people. They get up early daily to gather in food for this bank. They drive to different locations to get food for this food bank here. This food, at times, can be very heavy. These people sort through the food and keep the food that can be handed out. At times people that work there are called to come pick up food or be there for a delivery outside normal hours.
These people work very hard to ensure that people of the community have some food to help them out.
So, if next time you go to the Blaine food bank and theres one or two items that you feel arent up to your standards, then throw them away. You should be thanking these people who work hard for free to make sure our community has a food bank. If I were you, I would be thanking God for people like these for helping during your time of need.
This community that we live in is a very good one and we are very lucky to have a food bank and people who care about us.
Thank you to the Blaine food bank and all that you do for this community.
Donna Gibson
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The Editor:
Because I worked for the city of Blaine for 26 years, Ive come to believe that certain ideas are necessary when dealing with the public and talking to people. One has to practice certain attitudes and behavior. One cannot allow an angry customer, for instance, to make you angry.
I recall a time in city hall years ago when a man came in really upset about what the city had been doing or wasnt doing. I was aware of what he was talking about but I didnt know what his grievance was, so I let him talk. He kept on telling and complaining while I just stood there and listened. After he calmed down a little bit I started to explain what had happened and why the city had done what they had done. Then I began to tell him some of the things we couldnt do that he wanted done. After talking for quite a while he calmed down and finally left. My secretary laughed and said, He went out of here feeling sorry for you. Well, my point is, it takes two people to fight. If one of them refuses to get angry, they might make some progress.
What I am most concerned with is information. I am appalled at times, how little many of our citizens understand or know about their own government. They dont know how it is organized, they dont know who is in charge, they just dont understand why things are done the way they are done. I am certainly going to recommend to the city manager and the council that some money be put into the budget specifically for customer and citizen information.
Our local paper, The Northern Light, does a pretty good job of reporting city procedures and actions, but there is more than that, it seems to me, that could be sent out once a month, or two, along with utility bills informing people of reasons for doing this, and what are the plans for such and such a project, and how much money can we anticipate having available for it.
I know dozens of people shrug their shoulders, and say, Who cares? but, to avoid a lot of complaining, name calling and actual ignorance of what a community has to do in order to survive, we need more information. I think we need more information to understand that project A is going to go ahead, to know why it is going ahead and where the money is coming from to pay for it.
I remember from my own experience that there were a lot of questions that came into city hall that would not have happened if information had been sent out ahead of time.
Trav Skallman
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Jessie, whose mirror are you looking in? Cute pitbull is an oxymoron. I am a visitor here today. Ive come across your article in the paper. Let me educate you as to why you have to keep your dog on a leash. You dont trust your dog and neither does the rest of society (Except the rest of the pitbull and rottweiler owners).
I am an insurance broker from Seattle. If you own a pitbull or rottweiler I can not offer you insurance on your home. Why? You say the breed is unfairly targeted? Wrong, you are in denial. In all the case studies we have read only your breed of dog will maul your child, your pet or even you. And every time you hear the same rhyme from the owners of these monsters, the dog was a family dog, loved my kids, never offered to bite, etc ...
You need to get a clue before this is you. Get a lab or a big St. Bernard you will never have to second guess and you too can let your dog off the leash in designated areas. No dog or breed of dog is worth the life of a child.
Carrie Staton
The Editor:
Now I know that the folks that are behind the decision to let the Amtrak bypass Blaine for points north will say that I am a foreigner a resident of Birch Bay and therefore do not have the right to a voice in town. Thats okay Ill voice my opinion and maybe someone who does have that right will wake up.
It just seems to me that the powers that be in Blaine are so busy talking out of both sides of their mouths insisting that thousands of dollars be spent on development of industrial and tourism resources, then deciding to let a very valuable tourist asset go on up the tracks that they are letting the town go to the dogs.
What is going on up there? Are the community leaders who you (not I) elect to do what is best for the community so enthralled with their power that the community really doesnt matter?
Just answer one question why should the Canadians get the first crack at tourist money that comes north or even that is coming south? If the answer is We dont have anything to offer, then you have been wasting precious resources the money paid to consultants that could be used to develop the community to the point that it is a pleasant place to visit, and encourage businesses so that there are places for the tourists to spend that money.
I was not a supporter of Ross Perot, but I remember that loud sucking sound he talked about. If the community of Blaine
doesnt wake up, and collectively put its foot down on the decision at hand, there will be, without doubt, a louder sucking sound of tourists, businesses and citizens leaving the area.
James Turner
Birch Bay
The giving away of the train station to Canada by this council should be the straw that broke the camels back for everyone here. Here we have a town as financially devastated as we are.
We now have a city manager who was hired at a five figure salary and is now up to a six figure salary. We have businesses dropping out like flies, and no growth, and no business, yet the guy who supposedly is looking out for your best interests is still getting huge salary increases.
There is a petition around to take back our town and run it cost effectively with an elected mayor and council.
Ferndale and Lynden have had a mayor-run government and they are growing and growing, cases in point Homestead, Haggens and huge housing development projects.
Also you need to ask yourself one question: how many Americans do you know who are going to go to Canada, wait in line at a border for God knows how long to catch a train that is going south? Also, Canada has not contributed anything toward the proposal at all, for its development or implementation, and here the council just gives it away without asking you the people or consulting with Georgia Gardner or Doug Erickson, our state representatives.
When the petition gets to your door be sure to sign it, and take back the seats of government and put the control in your hands, not some high paid out-of-towner.
David White
Ed. Note: The Northern Light was unable to confirm Mr. Whites statement regarding a raise for the Blaine city manager.
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Servings: 3 - 3 1/2 dozen
Prep Time: 15 min
Cook Time: 20 min
Difficulty: Easy
1 cup seasoned bread crumbs
1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan
1 1/2 teaspoons dried thyme
1 1/2 teaspoons dried basil
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
Pinch of ground red pepper
8 boneless chicken breast halves, cut into 1/2-inch strips
1/2 cup (1-stick) melted butter
Marinara sauce or honey mustard, for dipping
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
In a pie plate or platter, combine the breadcrumbs, Parmesan, thyme, basil, oregano, salt, garlic powder, and red pepper. Dip the chicken strips in the melted butter, then dredge them in the breadcrumbs mixture. Place the chicken strips in a single layer on a lightly greased baking sheet. Bake for 20 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through. Serve the chicken sticks hot with marinara sauce, or serve hot or cold with honey mustard.
Recipe Courtesy Paula Deen
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By Maria on July 31, 2012
If your really looking for a replacement on bread crumbs. Something that i have been using is Planko Breading, it gives that right crunch needed. Progresso has some really good and inexpesive Planko breading in different flavors. Lemon-Pepper, Italian, and Plain. You'll love it.......
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By Juliet on November 11, 2011
If ya'll want something yummy this is it! Instead of bread crumbs I used mashed up croutons and I suggest cutting the Thyme measurment to one teaspoon instead of one and a half. So easy, so YUM! Thank you Paula!
By Toniello on October 13, 2011
I use olive oil instead of the butter, and it comes out just as yummy. I love this recipe! Thank you...
By Catherine Matyjasik on May 08, 2011
Loooooved this recipe!
By Anonymous on May 04, 2011
Absolutely delicious! I did the recipe with chicken wings instead of breasts and it was fabulous. It made me smile when I was so not looking forward to eating chicken.
By SF on March 20, 2011
Paula, I absolutely love watching your show, and I have all your pans and I am now getting your stoneware. You are absolutely awesome. I have been looking for your cookbook.What is the name of your cookbook. We just love you!!!!
By Brandi Cater on January 19, 2011
Butter Butter Butter Butter Butter Butter..............I love butter
By Jordan Taylor on January 05, 2011
OMG, my husband loved these, am making them again tonight! I have tried many of your recipes and have never been disappointed, thanks Paula!
By stephanie on January 02, 2011
Hi Paula, I watch your show every chance I get,the recipes you make are super easy and taste great. It's a blast to watch you cooking with your sons. Looking forward to more great meals from you and family. From your house to mine, keep up those great meals. Beverly
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These chicken are the best that I have ever had. The chicken is seasoned and tender. Wonderful recipe!!
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Delicious - the chicken was so tender and the flavor was great, they were good hot or cold. You rock Paula! Jan Suwanee, Ga
By Anonymous on November 01, 2009
A new twist on chicken, but not my favorite. I probably wouldn't make these again.
By tngram on October 31, 2009
This chicken was delicious, my son couldn't get enough of it. I am not a big chicken fan, but I must say that this was the most tender chicken I have ever eaten.
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Geoduck playoff hopes dashed today
October 17, 2007
Olympia, WA - The visiting Eagles of Northwest University surprised Evergreen in an upset win this afternoon. The Eagles, ranked 10th in the Cascade Conference behind Evergreens 6th place, dashed Geoduck hope of a spot in the conference tournament that begins Saturday.
Evergreen seemed to have the game in control early with a goal in the first three minutes by Kate Green (Jr Kentwood HS). Green took the shot on a pass by Monica Ragan (Fr Boise, ID) from ten yards out.
Just a minute and a half later Northwest answered with a shot by Andrienne Hall that pin-balled off her teammate Abigail Pruss, off an Evergreen defender and into the net. The Evergreen own goal was credited to Pruss with Hall getting the assist.
With the score tied at 1-1, Evergreen still seemed to be the dominating team. For the remaining period Evergreen had the shooting advantage, taking 10 shots to NUs 4. Maybe the scoreboard having technical difficulties before the game was an omen? Evergreens shots would not go in. Ragan and Green each had a shot hitting either the cross bar or post. Mira Sussman (Sr Battleground HS) had a near score off the post as well.
In the second half the Eagles turned up their aggressive play, earning 11 fouls in that half alone. The Evergreen coaching staff and players began to show their frustration at calls not made by officials. Some of Evergreens key players, already dealing with injuries most of this season, were taken out of commission briefly or permanently by NU tackles. Thats when things really went south for Evergreen.
Most of the second half was back and forth play by both teams with few shots taken. With only five minutes remaining in the game, Brittney Marshall of the Eagles found herself downfield alone with a ball at her feet. Facing only two Evergreen defenders, including keeper Katie Cagle, Marshall only had to maneuver to the inside to throw the defender off balance for the shot.
Evergreen still had a tournament chance, being tied with Warner Pacific at 6th place in the conference and the top 6 teams advancing. The tiebreaker was based on the early season 0-1 loss to Warner (who lost tonight against Corban) thus advancing WPC to post-season play.
Northwest ends their season with an overall record of 3-10-4 and 3-5-2 in the conference. Evergreen finishes at 5-8-1 and 4-5-1 in CCC play.


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NORTON, Va. (AP) — A University of Virginia-Wise football player has been dismissed from the team and suspended from school after being charged with shooting a woman.
School spokeswoman Kathy Still says 21-year-old Melquan Huntley of Newport News was kicked off the team Tuesday, a day after his arrest. Dean of Students Jewell Worley suspended Huntley pending the outcome of the criminal charges.
Norton police Capt. Roger Cooke says 18-year-old Jahnae Foster was shot in the head at Huntley's home last Wednesday. She remains hospitalized at Johnson City Medical Center.
Huntley, a third-year student who played fullback, is charged with shooting in an occupied dwelling and unlawful shooting of a person. He has been released on $50,000 bond. Arraignment is set for Dec. 3. A court official said Huntley hasn't hired a lawyer yet.


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Feb 25 - March 10¸ 2003 - Mahogany Inkwell Pencil Holder
Dave Yurth thinks it would be better to drill out the center of the inkwell with a Forstner bit before turning, then attach the block to the lathe turning plate. The original instruction called for using a 1-1/2" spade bit to bore a 2-1/2" deep hole after turning and sanding. Dave worries, however, that this approach would make it difficult to match up the hole with the turned exterior, and that tearout from the spade bit would make it hard to get a smooth lip on the vessel.
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After reading our article about the Rousseau Company, James D. Marco was moved to write about his negative experiences with one of the company's router fences.
Mar 11 - Mar 24¸ 2003 - Difference between mineral spirits and paint thinner
In our last Reader's Response, a correspondent declared that paint thinner and mineral spirits were essentially the same product ... mineral spirits have been refined at least one more step to make it odorless. But according to Michael Dresdner: "FYI -- this is incorrect. Paint thinner and mineral spirits are in fact two names for the same product. Both of them are refined the same amount, and NEITHER of them is odorless. There is a material called "Odorless Mineral Spirits" but that is something else entirely. It consists almost completely of isoparaffins, as opposed to the wide spectrum of alkanes used in mineral spirits and/or paint thinner."
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Kevin Watson declares that the best blade for cutting melamine is made by Royce-Ayr Cutting Tools in Canada. To produce a chip-free cut, according to Kevin, it features a 30-degree, alternate top bevel with a negative 5-degree hook angle.
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As a paint chemist for some forty-odd years, Dick Melton feels he know a thing or two about mineral spirits and isn't afraid to get technical:
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John Bell described how he made inserts for his small Craftsman direct drive saw. Using a 1/8" piece of aluminum, he's created three for different angles. They've reduced tearout, cut down on noise, and helped reduce dust and flying chips.
Another Craftsman table saw owner, Steve Murphy has just finished making a zero clearance insert for his saw. His was constructed of 1/4" plywood, cut and chiseled to fit. (There are also a couple of 1/8" prongs jutting from the right side of the throat.) To re-enforce it near the blade and prevent any swag in the center, he glued a 1/2" X 1/2" piece of stock parallel to the blade on the underneath side. It took about an hour to fashion by "cut and try," but he describes it as working beautifully.
George Manson (yet another Craftsman owner) has made several inserts for his table saw from 1/2" solid surface material scraps. For a flush surface fit, he rabbets the underside with a regular carbide straight edge bit to the desired depth. He declares that his inserts are sturdy, uniform in thickness, and will hold their shape indefinitely.
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HOCKEYTOWN (WKZO) -- The crowd that turned out at Comerica Park in Detroit for the Great Lakes Invitational Friday may not have all gone home happy, but they certainly got their money's worth.
This double-header didn't involve ballplayers. A hockey rink sits where the Tigers usually play, all part of the NHL's Winter Classic Festivities.
Michigan Tech tied the Michigan State Spartans in regulation in the first game of the Collegiate Hockey tourney, neither team scored in overtime and Tech won the shootout to take the game 3 to 2.
In the second game the WMU Broncos took the 3rd ranked Wolverines into overtime and won with a a goal by Josh Pitt, who raced the length of the ice past several Wolverine defenders and planted it in the back of the net. Broncos win 3 to 2.
It will be Michigan and Michigan State in the consolation game this afternoon and The Broncos and Michigan Tech for the Tourney Trophy tonight. That's if they can keep the artificial pond frozen on what is expected to be a warm day in Hockeytown.


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Jamie Moyer and Matt Stairs will be new voices of the Phillies
Jamie Moyer and Matt Stairs will join Tom McCarthy in the broadcast booth this spring to call Phillies games on Comcast SportsNet.
Morandini up for broadcasting gig
Currently the Lehigh Valley third base coach, Micky Morandini to got the call to make possibly make calls for a living.
Angelo Cataldi: Next Phillies broadcaster must be brutally honest
In the final analysis, there was really only one remarkable thing about the broadcasting career of Chris Wheeler. He survived 37 years in the Phillies broadcast booth.
Phillies, Comcast have big shoes to fill in broadcast booth
Who will replace Chris Wheeler and Gary Matthews in the Phillies' broadcast booth?
Lidge among top candidates for Phillies commentary gig
The Phillies will have a new voice in 2014.
Chris Wheeler, Gary 'Sarge' Matthews out as Phillies announcers: Reports
Phillies announcers Chris Wheeler and Gary Matthews have been let go, according to multiple reports including the Associated Press. Wheeler, […]
Cataldi: Phillies fans deserve better than Wheeler in the booth
Angelo Cataldi: Phillies fans deserve better than Wheeler in the booth