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Essex High School graduates, Duane Peterson III, and Calvin Elmore, traveled with the Sudan Development Foundation with founder Abraham Awolich to South Sudan to document the work of the foundation and the local community of Kalthok.
Their resulting film, a SUDEF documentary short "Grace Under Pressure – The Story of Kalthok" was shown at Essex Cinemas in September. About 150 attended.
Abraham Awolich, of Burlington, first left his family in 1988 after government-sponsored militias attacked his village of Kalthok, in South Sudan. He fled to Ethiopia, and then back to Sudan where attacks came again in 1992. This time he left on foot running. He lived as a refugee for nine years before settling in Vermont.
Today Awolich has a Masters degree in Public Administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. He was a winner of the World Bank Development Marketplace grant competition for $200,000 in 2007 to build a high school in Southern Sudan. He was also awarded the Samuel Huntington Public Service Award by the National Grid after his graduation in 2006.
Four years ago, Awolich founded the Sudan Development Foundation (SUDEF), with several Burlington area Sudanese diasporas. By 2007, the foundation raised enough money to build a medical clinic in Kalthok, a rural village that serves a population of over 25,000.
The clinic is entirely run and operated by the local community in Kalthok, South Sudan.
SUDEF board member Julie Elmore, of Westford, said the film was created to build awareness. "A few people I talked with were unfamiliar with our organization, and they found the film helpful," Elmore said. "In particular, they loved that our projects are community owned and operated."
About $2,000 was raised at the special filming in Essex for SUDEF. The foundation raises between $15,000 to $25,000 annually.
"Courage and grace were two themes on our trip to South Sudan," Elmore said. "The courage these people have, in light of what they have to face every day … there is laughter and life. There is daily living that exists while they are going through great hardships."
Calvin Elmore, 18, was in charge of audio for the film. Village life in Sudan was much different than life in his hometown of Westford. "They enjoy life more than we do," he said.
Photographer Duane Peterson III, 18, of Essex said he was particularly moved by one interview with an elderly man. "I filmed him between two piles of leaves burning," he said. "There are a lot of things there that are burning, the grassland, the trash … he said having the clinic was good. He said you see children running around now, before they died off in large numbers."
Awolich said people were dying needlessly before the clinic. Its development is not about becoming dependent on aid, it's helping people to find ways to build what they need, and to become sustainable, he said.
"We work in cooperation with the people," Awolich said. "We provided materials, but they build it, manage it, and work to generate enough resources to take care of itself."
Awolich said what is happening in the village is a step in the right direction. "We are beginning to see progress, but the resources are definitely not sufficient for the projects we need to implement. I would love to see the film get out. They did a good job. It's a great film made in not so great conditions."
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This sounds staged
Luvit, I'm such a gossip whore, I hope I can get tickets to the 7th game.
Give O.J a break some gorls ar turned on by criminals.
this sht is funny
O.J. is going to get off again because of all these losers involved in the case. I was feeling so good that he was finally have to pay for his actions.
This is hilarious.....It's looks like everyone involved was set up. LOL What a bunch of clowns....OJ's gonna ride free again....LMAO
Ha HA Ha what a bunch of crooks!!! Ha HA Ha no wonder why he had the heart attack, burn baby burn...
Just listening to his voice you can tell it's staged. If someone was robbed at a gunpoint they will be so scared, sit down quietly and calls 911 and not talk about oh call the media. The guy was more excited oh OJ is going to Prison. What a waste in this earth to have this guy. Looser.....................................................Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha to his cell.
That's one of the faker conversations I've ever heard.
And the Oscar goes to............Bruce
That's Why O J Is called the Juice.. He might be doing Justice a favor helping rid us of some of low life hoodlums. Remind's me of his Movies. Naked Gun . Where he played a bunglin Cop by the Name Of Nord Bird.
I again believe OJ's innocence....These so called victims are LOSERS wanting to get rich quick. I'm with the other person...no wonder this Bruce guy had a heart attack as well his wife is a bigger loser for trying to blame OJ for the heart attack... to add on national TV while her husband in hospital LOL LOL LOL Leave OJ alone and let him live his life. Those people involved in what is obviously a set-up really should focus on making an income like most Americans get a JOB and a life
OJ got away with murder of two beautiful people....why do you people think he will geally go to prison for this now??????c'mon............he will get off just like he did years ago!!!!! What i feel sorry for are the kids........when are THEY going to speak out???
And the Winner is OJ
No jail time
Just more golf time
And yes he will be looking for his wife's killer on the golf course
One black juror and O.J. walks. Thats just the way it is.A sad situation!
OK ITS SPELLED LOSER....NOT LOOSER! lol AND YES I HAVE TO CONCUR THAT THIS SOUNDS LIKE A BUNCHA BS. OJ WAS SET UP AND THIS WHOLE THING WAS STAGED. HE IS GONNA WALK JUST LIKE HE DID 12 YEARS AGO. ALTHOUGH...NOW ITS BEEN FOUND OUT HE HAS OFFSHORE ACCOUNTS....THE GOLDMANS MOUTHS ARE WATERIN ON THAT ONE!


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I met up with my family this weekend in LA. We spent a lot of time in the car hence the wrinkles in my dress. I got to spend some QT with my two younger sisters, Caroline and Maggie. Aren't they so chic?
I love Maggie's shoes. She's had them since high school and they still haven't let her down. Lately I've been wearing nude fishnets a lot. I like the way they add texture and warmth without looking like nylons. These sunglasses have become my favorites . My sisters and mom found them for me at Off 5th over the summer. They know me so well.
While I'm reluctant to accept that fall is approaching, I do acknowledge that now is the time to start thinking about fall purchases. New styles are hitting stores now and I'm loving what's going on this season. There will be many fall trend posts to come, but right now I'm mainly thinking about coats, bags, and shoes. These items are usually where I start as the season turns because just a couple of smart purchases instantly update your wardrobe and will go far with a good set of basics (your fave skinnies, pencil skirt, long sleeve tees, etc) and some inexpensive, trendy accessories.
Camel coats were all over the Fall '10 runways.The J.Crew, wool-cashmere icon trench is a no-fail choice. I love the way they style it with different shades of brown here but I think a camel coat also looks great with black. I'm imagining this with a smart black leather satchel and big sunglasses. Their shorter Ever pea coat is another a fab option.
Gray is huge this season. So is leather. Gray+leather=match made in heaven. This WIlliam Rast Ruffled leather jacket is so unique and fashion-forward. Leather jackets are a great investment in SF because they are the perfect weight for the climate— I wear mine year-round. Throw it on with a pair of jeans or over a party dress for a fun contradiction.
Tweed is another big fall trend, and not just for coats. Boden is an English company that has recently arrived in the US. Their British Tweed Blazer comes in three colors. Add flair to the classic collegiate look with bright colors.


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In her "Braves could play two one-game playoffs" piece, the AJC's Carroll Rogers sets out the scenario under which Atlanta might host two deciding post-regular season games:
"If the Braves finish in a three-way tie with the Phillies and Rockies, they would play Monday to decide the division winner and if they lose, another game Tuesday to decide the wild-card winner.
That would happen if the Braves go 5-0, the Phillies go 0-5 and the Rockies go 2-3.
Here are the teams' schedules, including results for all three clubs from Tuesday, Sept. 29. The schedules end Oct. 4.
Braves – at home vs. Marlins (9/29-30) LOSS vs. Marlins on 9/29 … at home vs. Nationals (10/1-4)
Phillies – at home vs. Astros (9/29-10/1) WIN vs. Astros on 9/29 … at home vs. Marlins (10/2-4)
Rockies – at home vs. Brewers (9/29-10/1) WIN vs. Brewers on 9/29 … away at Dodgers (10/2-4)
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Do you think we can expect a plate tanking version of the kill-shades for engineers to be released? There's been a tanking pair in both BC and Wrath, but only melee and healer were released so far in the engineering info. I know my engineer would be real sad if she couldn't tank in goggles again!


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High Performance Work Systems and Employee Experience of Work in the Service Sector: The Case of Aged Care
AbstractIn spite of the growing body of research on high performance work systems (HPWS), there is little evidence on their application in the service sector. It is commonly argued, however, that occupational segmentation in services is a barrier to HPWS. Analysis of data from aged-care workers indicates that: HPWS have positive outcomes for workers; highly skilled nurses are no more likely than lowly skilled personal care workers to be subject to HPWS; and in some cases, HPWS are associated with more positive outcomes for low-skilled than high-skilled workers. These findings suggest that HPWS may well be widely applicable in service settings. Copyright Blackwell Publishing Ltd/London School of Economics 2007.
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Friday Update (June 4, 2010)
Currently the Cubs are 24-29 and people are calling for the whole team to be flushed down the toilet. The peripherals suggest they should be more like 28-25. Here is how it breaks down:
The Cubs' Pythagorean Record is 25-28, one game better than their actual record. The Cubs' record in one run games is 8-12. They are the only team in the NL Central with a record below .500 in one run games. Yes that includes the Brewers.
The Cubs have underscored their linear weights by about 13 runs. They have a league average level offense that is currently 13th in actual runs scored. They should be closer to 8th. That is worth 2 wins.
Their current team ERA is 4.11 which is 10th in the NL. Their xFIP is 3.99, 3rd in the NL. The difference is small but it appears that most teams have an actual ERA much lower than their xFIP while the Cubs are one of the few teams where the opposite is true. I'm going to believe that the Cubs defense has been this bad and only give them 1 win for this.
This makes the Cubs a 28-25 team. If they had that record, I think the mood around here would be more hopeful.
I believe 2 things about this team. I believe they are better than they've shown and will go on a nice run at some point. I also believe they aren't a playoff team. I think given that they aren't a playoff team, losing like they have has an upside. It may force them to do things that losing teams need to do to improve their performance in the future while at the same time, the Cubs have a base in place to turn their team around in a year or two.
The poor season this year will mean the end of the Hendry/Piniella regime. If rumours are to be believed, it could also mean the trades of both Ted Lilly and Derrek Lee, and the move towards building the new Cubs. On top of this, the Cubs will have a better draft pick in the 2011 draft and the commencement of the future will begin.
I do not think we are there yet and I would be surprised if Lee was traded but although the Cubs are clearly underperformaning where they should be this year, I'd still like to see a mini fire sale occur.
Just for Kicks and Giggles
I did this same exercise for the Reds and found that they should more like 32-22 rather than 31-23. I'm not saying the Reds are for real but they have shown a strong propencity for scoring runs this year. They lead the NL in wOBA and their pitching, while below average, has been just good enough. It'll be interesting (as long as we're not monitoring the Cubs, that is) to see if this keeps up.
Oh and the Cardinals should be about 31-23 which they are. It might be an interesting race. Too bad the Cubs can't play....


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BBC America's "Farewell to Matt Smith" Doctor Who Special
US viewers can look forward to an extra treat this Christmas, as BBC America announce an all new special documentary bidding farewell to Matt Smith.
Airing on Christmas Day immediately before The Time of The Doctor, the special behind the scenes programme will feature highlights from Matt's run with interview footage from the man himself, his cast-mates, writers, producers, guest stars and celebrity fans.
A trailer can be viewed for the doc (above), which will have Alex Kingston on narration duties.
Since the demise of Confidential it seems viewers stateside are being better served for this kind of thing than in the UK. The recent The Doctors Revisited series was well put together, with some good guests and a nice balance to keep the casual viewers and the fans engaged.
Farewell to Matt Smith can be seen on BBC America on December 25th at 8pm/7c.
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Another one for the DVR.


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Daisyfizzi said...
I was wondering the same. Mr. DaisyFizzi and I are planning on levelling our monks together. Him tank/dps and me heals/dps. The new quest reward rules are crappy enough (no more offspec loot until you can dual spec and switch specs to hand in) without factoring in being forced to level as a healer anyway because the dps spec can't heal dungeons at low level.
In our case, it's not too bad. He'll level as tank and I'll level as heals, even when dual spec is available I'm guessing we'll stay as we are due to the 'improved' quest reward rules. My main is also a hybrid (paladin) and I expect I'll have to rope him in to help me level there too. I know it's been said that there'll be a vendor selling gear that's not as good as the quest rewards, but healing at the beginning of the expansion is hard enough without purposefully gimping myself with gear worse than the stuff you can get from questing.
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Basically, I believe in peace, and bashing two bricks together.
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Ha. So that's where the ammo explosions keep coming from. You silly SSRM ammo, how did you get into that leg? Don't you know everyone aims for the legs in Lights? You. You silly.
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A Posey County family is trying to move forward after losing everything in a house explosion this weekend.
A woman who lived there was sent to the hospital with serious burns, but on Monday night, she was back with her family.
Don Davis and Shelly Dossett lived in the Mt. Vernon home off Highway 62 West. While state fire marshals continue to work and find out what caused the explosion, Don and Shelly are just happy to be reunited outside of a hospital room.
Shelly lit a cigarette, and seconds later, the house burst into flames. The blast threw Shelly through a wall and caused serious burn damage to her body.
Don, his nephew and his girlfriend were also in the home, but weren't seriously hurt.
But Don and Shelly are still looking for some of their family members. Four of their seven cats and one of their five dogs are still missing.
While they continue to search for their four-legged friends, Don says he's relieved to have his wife at a family member's home and not in a hospital bed.
He says as they try to figure out what's next, they're happy to have their family and friends by their side, and people who have started a donation fund for the couple at a local restaurant.
Shelly was released from the hospital, but she is still in recovery. She has burns all over her body, some fourth degree. She'll be seen by a home nurse, but the family will still have to pay for medical bills.
For those who would like to donate to help Don and Shelly, donations are being accepted at Tequila's in Mt. Vernon. There's a bucket in the restaurant for the couple.
Don says his four missing cats may have singed fur. The family tells 14 News they found out their missing dog died in the fire.
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Increase your reflexes and improve your concentration while having fun, be the fastest and agile with this fun game.
As Classic Simon and Brain Age, this game help with the memory speed. Is a good memory trainer. Begin training your spatial and working memory! Improve focus and concentration! It has been recently scientifically proven that regular mental exercise can greatly improve your memory
The primary colors that appear and you have to select increasingly rapid change to test your reflexes.
Available in eleven languages including: English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Mandarin, Japanese, Portuguese, among others.
Is a excellent and free game's colors for Android divice.
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Random Colors is a fun and entertaining game where you have to touch the color that appears to gain points and break your record, have fun and challenge your friends.
Show your mental agility, reflexes and speed your fingers and brain. Try to be the best with the highest score.
Increase your reflexes and improve your concentration while having fun, be the fastest and agile with this fun game.
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By Christian Jennings - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - If you want to raise money for cancer, you can start by eating wings.
You can join Albany Technical College and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America next Thursday, August 13th at Beef O Brady's to help raise money to fight blood cancer.
If you head to either location, Gillionville or Lee County, from 4 until 9 pm, 10% of the money you spend will be donated by Beef O Brady's to help people fighting the cancer.
"It gets the community involved, it gets people involved. It's good for us, but it's also good to help other people," said Loretta Martin, Assistant Manager.
Next Thursday at the Gillionville location there will be live entertainment for the fundraiser.
Albany Tech hopes to make keep the fundraiser going through September, if they can generate enough support at next week's event.
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Jamal Mahjoub is an award winning writer of mixed British/Sudanese heritage. Born in London, he was raised in Khartoum where the family remained until 1990. He was awarded a scholarship to study in England and attended university in Sheffield. He has lived in a number of places, including the UK, Denmark and currently, Spain. He writes in English. In a conversation with Ahdaf Soueif, Mahjoub talks about his knowledge of languages, the difference between writing a short story and a novel, and how he came to write fiction after studying geology.
Ahdaf Soueif starts the conversation with a question about language: "You say 'I don't speak any language properly', how true is that?"
"I'm moderate in seven languages" says Mahjoub, "it hasn't been planned but rather improvised. As a child I grew in Khartoum, after the 1989 coup, my parents moved to Cairo and I was in England at the time. I ended up in Denmark, I learned Danish,and then I ended up in Spain and now also speak Spanish".
The first three novels Mahjoub wrote were an investigation about Sudan.
"But you studied geology" asks Soueif, "how come?"
"The father of a friend was geologist" explains Mahjoub, "and would take us out and would stop out of the city and describe each stone and where they came from – 'the mountains and that this used to be a sea, and so on' it transformed the whole way you look at things and I thought it was geology, so I went to university and studied it", he smiles "it wasn't geology, it was fiction!" Mahjoub goes on explaining he was probably the worst geologist in the world but that he still graduated. After looking for work and not finding any, he realised more and more the need to define what Sudan meant to him and what it was, "So I started doing it through fiction."
"Do you think novels are born of character and short stories of situations?" asks Soueif.
"A short story is a moment where everything comes together. I suppose, because I don't want to go deep into a character, I write a short story. I get ideas for novels a lot and then they sit, if they last, then become novels. It can take years before you can start really doing what you want in a novel" says Mahjoub. Then he adds, "You can have a collection of short stories and even that wouldn't become a novel." Soueif adds, " Would you say that the impulse for the short story comes from outside and the novel from within?" "Both can come from inside" says Mahjoub, "but the short story is reflected outside.
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No doubt there are pieces of junk traveling down the road, and this a big problem. And, no doubt there is an increase of tractor trailers traveling the Farm to Market, and other roads in the smaller communities, but those that want to blame the trucks 100% for the increase in accidents are incorrect. My opinion is those people should have to rider with a trucker driver for a day, and see just how crazy the other people on the road are. The increased problem is most people are trying to get ahead of the tractor trailers instead of waiting a few more minutes to pull onto the highway. My point is that it's everyones responsibility to drive safely, and those that make the decision to drive recklessly are putting others in harms way too. My father is on the road 300 days of the year driving coast to coast there are good drivers out there being punished by a few bad apples, which goes many things in life. Trust me I don't take what happened this morning lightly, as this has easily been my husband if he had not been running a few minutes behind, or my good friend one street over that saw the whole thing in their rear view mirrors. There is a problem with reckless driving, but its not just on Highway 87 and its not just throw tractor trailers. We ALL at one point in our life have made a decision to not follow the traffic laws and put some else's life in harms way. So, everyone should make better choices when driving, no matter what roads you are traveling!
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Later, after Stanley refused to drop dead and after the doctors admitted that science could not account for such a lack of cooperation with modern medicine, a simple plan of action was initiated. They would, for lack of a better plan, attempt to rebuild a structure around the spot where his head used to be.
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Sidney had been ignoring Darlene for the past few days. He saw her, watched her jaw move up and down, followed the wrinkles in the nose he had once lovingly nuzzled. But all he could hear was the sound of jet engines screaming across hot tarmac before fading into oblivion.
"He doesn't hear me anymore, since this, since Stanley..." but she tried again finally he responded.
"He's better? Better Darlene? Because he's burbling again? Shitting on us through that hole in his neck? Because he's still alive a month in with no head? Because now that it's become such a freak-show that even the deal with Geek-TV fell through?! Look at the doctors, Darlene - they're horrified"
"No," Darlene shouted, "I don't mean since he's been here! I mean generally!" she shook a few weak fingers forward, toward what was left of Stanley. "I mean - better like this than...."
"Than what, Darlene?"
Stanley had the vibrations to work with, he'd caught the gist, saw the future in tentacles of grey matter antennae. He sat upright, leaned over and his hands dashed about for paper and pencils. He spoke, but the little left of his bottom jaw had been secured and the flap of tongue he'd previously wiggle about to structure the air from what had remained of his windpipe was weak. The sound that now came out of Stanley when he spoke sounded like the slow sputtering hiss of an old radiator.
Darlene made for the sheets of paper that Sidney had dropped on the tiled floor.
Darlene made for the sheets of paper that Sidney had dropped on the tiled floor.
"What's it say?" asked Sidney.
Darlene put the pages beside one another.
"He's heard me. He's heard what I was saying - that he's better now than he was when he was... whole. When he was Stanley. He wants - I think he wants them to finish his head. I think he's saying that he wants hair on it."
"You're daft."
"Look for yourself."
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DETROIT (AP) — A U.S. man whose age, white hair and folksy style helped conceal his role as a drug courier was sentenced Wednesday — his 90th birthday — to three years in federal prison for hauling more than a ton of cocaine to Michigan.
"All I can tell you, your honor, is I'm really heartbroken I did what I did," Leo Sharp told a judge. "But it's done."
There was no dispute over Sharp's crimes: He admitted last year that he drove loads of cocaine into Michigan for a Mexican drug organization, one of 19 people charged in the case. The government said he was paid more than $1 million.
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Leo Sharp walks toward U.S. District Court before his scheduled sentencing, Wednesday, May 7, 2014, in Detroit.
Defense lawyer Darryl Goldberg focused on Sharp's past, not the trouble that landed him in court, while asking the judge to keep his client out of prison.
Sharp fought Nazis in Italy during World War II and was awarded a Bronze Star for it.
"This is not how we honor our heroes, whether they've fallen from grace or not," Goldberg said.
Goldberg also repeatedly warned that Sharp's dementia would be a burden for the U.S. Bureau of Prisons. He said the condition led Sharp to use "bad judgment" and become a drug courier.
During brief remarks, Sharp said he wished to grow Hawaiian papayas on his property in Florida to pay off his $500,000 penalty to the government.
That won't be possible: The government is seizing and selling the land.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Graveline said criminals don't get a pass simply for military service. He noted that Sharp used his age and appearance as a tool to avoid the suspicions of police on cross-country trips before he was finally caught during a traffic stop in 2011.
The government was seeking a five-year sentence, and sentencing guidelines called for a minimum of 14 years.


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I hate saying it, but it may finally be time for the Minnesota Vikings to bench Brett Favre.
After yet another embarrassing loss to divisional rival Green Bay 31-3, I believe it is in the Viking's best interests moving forward, to begin playing backup Tavaris Jackson for the remainder of the regular season.
Many people wondered who would last longer in Minnesota: head coach Brad Childress or Brett Favre. On Monday, owner Zigy Wolf fired Childress, replacing him with defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier as interim head coach. I once thought that Brett Favre gave the Vikings the best chance of winning this year, but through 10 games, the 40 yr old QB has thrown 17 INT's, the most of any QB in the NFL. With almost zero chance of making the playoffs this season, I wonder whether or not Leslie Frazier will start to receive heavy pressure from ownership to make the position switch at QB.
Forget Brett Favre's NFL record 295 consecutive games with a start, forget about the $16.5 million they paid Favre to come back for his 20th season.
The Minnesota Vikings will want to find out exactly what they have at the quarterback position for the future, and they need to find out where Tavaris Jackson fits in their plans. This is certainly Brett Favre's last season in the NFL. No more fake retirements. No more switching teams. There will be a new QB under center wearing the Purple and Gold in 2011.
Many draft experts project the Vikings drafting a QB with their first pick in next year's draft, some believe it may be Washington Huskies quarterback Jake Locker. Whatever the case, Zigy Wolf and the Minnesota Vikings will need to make sure that they don't have a quarterback on their current roster capable of becoming the face of the franchise. That is why they must find out now if it isn't Tavaris Jackson.
Tough Day for Terrell?
Terrell Owens went through a awkward process that many NFL players experience each and every weekend. Owens played against his former team. The suddenly upstart Buffalo Bills won their second consecutive game on Sunday, beating the Cincinnati Bengals 49-31. Having just been through a failed experiment in Buffalo last season, there must have been a lot of emotions going on inside of T.O. I've been through the drill myself.
After I was cut by the New York Giants in 2005, I was picked up by the San Francisco 49ers weeks later. In my first game as a 49er, we played the Giants at home. Talk about a weird feeling. I remember looking across the sidelines and seeing all those familiar faces. Eli, Tiki and Amani. Coach Coughlin and the rest of his staff. The Mara and Tisch families (our owners). And now they were the enemy on game day. I remember warming up before the game, not sure if I was allowed to go over and talk and laugh with some of the guys. After all, the 49ers had given me a second opportunity, a chance to prolong my career in the NFL. Surely I couldn't' betray them by fraternizing with the opponent before the game.
I remember experiencing so many emotional hills and valleys over the course of the game. I would find myself sub consciously cheering for my friends when they made a big play for the Giants, but then also hoping for one of them to make a mistake, or turn the football over, because I wanted my team to win! On the flip side, it was an odd feeling cheering for my teammates, because most of them were total strangers, whom I had only known for about five days.
It was also strange playing in Candlestick Park (then called Monster Park), a place where I had only played once before as a member of the Giants back in 2002. That game was a horrible memory for me, because we lost a wild card playoff game to the 49ers, after giving up the second biggest lead in playoff history!
After our game with the Giants in 2005, I was finally able to meet my friends at midfield, and laugh about the game, like we always used to do as teammates. Some of my favorite pictures with my teammates are from that game. Players and coaches playing against a former team, is a reality that happens each and every week in pro sports, and I bet it never feels any less awkward.
Childress out in Minnesota
I can't say I'm surprised by Brad Childress' firing this week. He had a 40-37 record as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, and while his teams had been steadily progressing over the first four years of his reign as head coach, his team took a major detour this season.
Childress has been criticized for many things this year, including his inability to communicate with his players, as well as making abrupt decisions too often (ie cutting Randy Moss following a loss to the Patriots). Childress was critical of Brett Favre earlier this season following a defeat at the hands of Green Bay, and he was also reportedly involved in an altercation with second year wide receiver Percy Harvin during practice a few weeks ago.
One thing a head coach can not afford to do is lose his team. Wade Phillips found that out a few weeks back in Dallas. After losing to division rival Green Bay 31-3 this past weekend, the worst home loss in Brad Childress's tenure as head coach, Vikings owner Zigy Wolf decided to finally pull the plug on his head coach.
When you consider all of the different variables, and factor in everything that has happened this year with the Vikings, it's hard to feel surprised.
MVP Discussion
Now that week 11 is in the books, it's time to start looking at potential MVP candidates. While you can never look past players such as Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, there is another quarterback who is deserving of this year's honor, but he plays for a team that is only .500!
San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers is very quietly having an unbelievable year, as he is currently the most efficient passer in the NFL. Rivers has completed 65% of his passes, for a league leading 3,177 yards and 23 TD's, and you could argue that he's been able to accomplish more this season with less.
Rivers no longer has LaDanian Tomlinson in his backfield this year, and he's been playing without wide receiver Vincent Jackson for the first half of the season, due to Jackson's hold out. Pro Bowl left tackle Marcus McNeil has misses several games, and Pro Bowl tight end Antonio Gates has been battling injuries, and didn't even suit up against the Broncos Monday night!
Still, Rivers continues to show outstanding leadership as the Chargers have now won three in a row, and look poised to make a run in the second half of the season. Many detractors of the "Rivers for MVP" campaign will point to the Chargers 5-5 record, but remember, this is the AFC West! While the Kansas City Chiefs are currently in the lead of the division, it is still wide open, with so much football left to be played.
I look for Rivers to continue putting up big numbers down the stretch of the regular season, and who knows, if the Chargers are able to put some more wins together, it could be Rivers who brings home the hardware this year.
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