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IN THE AIR ON THE WAY TO HARTSFIELD-JACKSON — It seems like there is never a good time for the bye week.
But the fourth week of the season is too early.
The Falcons get to stew for two weeks before heading out to San Francisco to face the upstart 49ers.
Here are five things the Falcons need to fix over the bye week. (We'll get the official list when Coach Mike Smith speaks later today. But for now, we can start with my list!)
1. Find the running game: Pro Bowl running back Michael Turner has rushed for 65, 105 and 56 yards. Miami
and Carolina targeted Turner, but New England did a good job of playing keep-away in the third quarter. When the Falcons did get the ball for a second time in the second half, they were down two scores and needed to pass. Don't know if the holes are not there or if "The Burner" is not hitting the holes fast enough. But that's something the Falcons need to sync up quickly.
2. Solidify the run defense: After the bye, the Falcons will see Frank Gore, Matt Forte, Felix Jones and Marion Barber over the next three games. They will need to get much stiffer against the run. Trey Lewis had a rough day in his first action since suffering a knee injury in 2007. On Fred Taylor's 8-yard touchdown run, Lewis didn't hold the point of attack and was pushed back several yards by New England center Dan Koppen and guard Stephen Neal.
3. Get the pass rush cranked back up: The defensive line has been shut out in the sack department over the last two games. They need to dial it back up. John Abraham and Kroy Biermann had two sacks in the opener. Linebacker Stephen Nicholas has the only other sack. If they find out the line can't get home, then blitz more. Safeties Erik Coleman and Thomas DeCoud had good blitzes in each of the last two games. Nicholas can get home, too. Corners would be left in coverage more, but at least they'd be taking the fight to the opposition. .
4. Find out if Tye Hill can help: By the time the Falcons play again, it will have been five weeks since the trade with St. Louis for Tye Hill. That's plenty of time for him to get acclimated in the "system." Doesn't seem like it should be that hard. Although, Chris Houston, Brian Williams and Brent Grimes have been solid, it's time to find out if Hill can help. If he can cover man-to-man, then the Falcons would be able to unleash more blitzes.
5. Get Roddy White the ball down the field: The Falcons have to take more shots down the field. White has been regulated to underneath possession receiver through three games. A few more shots will get folks out of the box, too. If White and Michael Jenkins are streaking up the sidelines and Tony Gonzalez roaring down the middle seam, one of them will be open. White has seen 26 passes come his way. He's caught 15 for 119 yards (7.9 yards per catch). His longest catch of the year went for 17 yards.
Got any more fixes?
September 28th, 2009
9:48 am
Good fixes. The ones that worry me are running game and the pass rush. Turner spoiled me last year. I came into the season thinking we were set with the running game. Agree we gotta fix that in a hurry.
Not sure about the pass rush. Guess we just need to attack like you said. Actually, seems like thats was the issue with the game after the fumble. We seemed to play not to lose rather than win. Maybe Smitty kicked a few trash cans around after the game.
September 28th, 2009
10:00 am
I think it's an ok time for the bye week. Most fans would have been happy with 2-1 at the bye, and every one that I know picked the loss this weekend. That doesn't make it feel any better though.
I'm confident the coaching staff sees the issues and will focus on fixing them over the next 2 weeks. SF isn't an easy W like most of us though it would be before the season began. The offense has to start clicking soon. The D has been doing a decent enough job of keeping us in games but the O just isn't picking up the slack. The Turner fumble and pass interference call on Jenkins on that TD pass really destroyed us yesterday. If those 2 things were actual TD's the outcome would've been completely different.
Let's learn from this, beat SF and head 3-1 into our big Sunday night game against the stupid Bears.
September 28th, 2009
10:02 am
Fire Brent Grimes. And Houston.
September 28th, 2009
10:02 am
The o-line needs to create more wholes for 'The Burner'. Defense needs to play as a unit sacks turnovers etc. and we need bigger d-linemen to clog the middle Babs is quick but small Johnson and Lewis lack intensity and strength all in all the defense is in trouble!!
September 28th, 2009
10:11 am
DOL – I agree with everything you've pointed out except for your statement about Houston and Grimes being solid throughout the first three games. After the Turner fumble yesterday, it seemed like the team never regained the momentum they had earlier. Hopefully Hill will be ready after the bye week because the secondary needs all the help they can get.
Also the officiating left a lot to be desired. John Abraham was held all day long. It's kind of difficult to have a pass rush if the offensive linemen are holding the pass rushers. I don't remember there being one holding call on the Patriots the entire game.
September 28th, 2009
10:24 am
The pass rush is a must. Was I the only one that saw Jamal Anderson hit Brady in his back on a pass play? You would think Brady would have hit the ground. Instead, the hit didn't even move him an inch. Why is this guy still getting time in the rotation? In 3 years of playing 80% of downs, I would have had more than 2 sacks, and I'm 180 lbs.
September 28th, 2009
10:27 am
You have to admit we went to Foxboro and played a pi$$ed off Patriots team and they handed us our a$$. The officiating was atrocious, but it all can't be blamed on that. All the Falcons can do is learn from that game on both sides of the ball. We are still in the "process" and were just deflated after the TD was called back and the fumble.
September 28th, 2009
10:30 am
Enter your comments here IBC3 – It seems to me that we are giving up too many yards in the passing game and not putting enough pressure on the QB. What is Jamal Anderson doing? I thought he was drafted in hopes of becoming a great pass rusher. What's happened?
September 28th, 2009
10:30 am
Brent Grimes was NOT solid…The only corner that has impressed me is Brian Williams…It is tough for any of our corners to be successful considering we had ZERO pass rush yesterday. Heck, I could have looked like a superstar back there sitting for 7 seconds looking for open receivers!
September 28th, 2009
10:35 am
Good stuff DOL. I especially concur regarding the d-line. If we had shutdown corners (or at least one), we could get by with the lack of a pass rush. Actually, even if we did have that shutdown corner, we'd still need the d-line to at least pressure the QB. I love the idea of heavier doses of Bierman but I really love the idea of actually working Sidbury into the mix. As for the run defense, I'm concerned that we just don't have the personnel. Sad to say, but I can't think of anyone among the defensive tackle rotation with the makeup to clog the middle. They're definitely feisty, but run-stuffers they are not. That's a problem that I don't see an internal fix for.
September 28th, 2009
10:45 am
I agree get the running game going. Also our pass rush really suck, someone besides abraham has got to get sacks. And why in the heck did your hall of fame TE not have a catch until the 2nd half. We didn't bring Gonzalez here to be a blocker…no excuse for him going an entire half without a catch!
September 28th, 2009
10:50 am
I agree with your fixes. Unfortunately, I don't know that our defense can be fixed with the current personnel. They got pushed all over the field yesterday, and really didn't stop Carolina either. If not for the turnovers in the Miami game, they don't look so good that game. Turnovers are great, but you can not build sustainable results based on the hope that you will get turnovers each game. On the defensive line, we have one first rounder who is out and one first rounder who has never done much of anything. So we really have 2 subs on the DL in the starting line up. Our LBs are nothing special and our DBs are sub-par. We need to get Tye Hill and the second round draft pick from Missouri (as soon as he is healthy) out there to see what they can do. I still think the weaknesses of this defense can not be hidden. Scheming alone will not do it. We need more good drafts. This next draft is supposed to be very talented……….unfortunately, we gave up our second to KC. Gonzales is a great pick up for 2 or 3 years, but I'm not sure the trade does much for our long term building plans.
Michael Turner has some good qualities, but he is very, very, slow when it comes to hitting the hole. He just doesn't change gears very fast. I think he is a little over rated. At times, it looks like he is running in molasses.
The play calling needs to improve. When the run is not working, don't keep using 2 out of 3 downs on it. Don't run the ball on first, throw short passes on second which are not designed to pick up the first down, and then keep facing third down, do or die situations. Design plays to pick up ten yards before you get to third down!!! Don't design roll out plays on third down that forces Matt to throw the ball away when he does not see an open receiver immediately. He does not have much mobility and he can not buy time with his feet.
September 28th, 2009
10:55 am
point 1 – I thought Turner ran decent at times Sunday until the fumble. That was a huge play. The thing that I have noticed about him is he looks out of shape. I saw him gasping for air during the Carolina game and he was being rested a good bit. I think he will be fine but he has to hold onto the dang ball. Atl was moving the ball down the field Sunday but that play along with the pass inter. call against Jenkins killed us.
point 2 – this one I agree with and scares me the most because I don't see a answer for it currently on our roster. Maybe JA98 moving inside? I really don't think that helps that much in the long run but I guess at this point it's worth a shot.
point 3 – I agree but I think the run defense makes the coaching staff scared to blitz. Wish we could have gotten to Brady more Sunday.
point 4 – Hope he can help although the secondary has been better then I thought. I have been surprised with DeCoud. He has been playing well. He is there to make the play now he just has to hold onto the ball. Can't complain to much though because Roddy is having the same problem.
point 5 – Have we even thrown the ball deep since week one? I don't know if our play calling didn't call for it – if all our receivers were well covered – or if Ryan just didn't want to but don't you at some point just have to take a shot. Bye the way I have much love for Roddy but catch the ball please and he sure does fall down a lot.
point 6 my thoughts- all and all I think we will be ok but our offense is missing a spark at the moment. Wish HD was healthy because I think he is that spark. Maybe Norwood can be it. Isn't our red zone offense supposed to be better? One game and I still think we have a lot to be excited about in the weeks and years to come. Go Falcons
September 28th, 2009
10:58 am
We were out-coached period on both side of the ball.
September 28th, 2009
11:03 am
By the way I have Roddy White in Fantasy and I am thinking of sitting him for a few weeks until he learns his lesson:) That will teach him.
September 28th, 2009
11:10 am
I really don't think we were out coached Sunday vafalconfan. The coaches didn't fumble and screw up a scoring drive(Turner). The coaches didn't push off the receiver and get a touchdown called back (Jenkins). The coaches didn't drop two ints. (DeCoud). The coaches didn't cause Roddy to drop passes. The coaches didn't cause Sam Baker to have a false start at a really bad time. I guess you could argue they should have had more calls to throw the ball down the field but maybe they did and because of coverage etc. Ryan didn't.
September 28th, 2009
11:10 am
Turner dances too much looking for holes. He should slam the line like a Mack truck, but he appears to be looking for the home run too much.
If our DB's and WR's had held onto 1/2 of the drops, the Falcons would have won that game.
We knew NE would be primed and ready after a loss and this would be tough sledding. All in all, one can't be too disappointed based off of where we were 2 years ago. This was a winnable game, that we should win in the future.
September 28th, 2009
11:16 am
DOL- great blog. However, I must disagree with grimes and Houston looking solid. Grimes has continued to be unimpressive. Houston has had flashes but overall has been just average. I agree that Hill needs to be on the field. I'd like to see Hill and Williams starting with Houston at the nickel. I think Houston has the speed to blitz from the nickel and can bump the slot recievers enough to throw them off. A pash rush is a must though- it doesn't matter whose in the secondary. Turner's fumbling is beginning to worry me. And Roddy has to catch the ball- he wanted number one money so now he needs to catch like a number one. But you are absolutely right that he needs to be down the field. The defense was severly outcoached. Where were the in game adjustments? I didn't see them.
September 28th, 2009
11:16 am
This is to all the Grimes haters, get a life
September 28th, 2009
11:18 am
Pass** And blord- great point about DeCoud. Very impressive thus far.
September 28th, 2009
11:19 am
When did Turner start hanging out with TJ Duckett? I swear that was Duckett out there yesterday.
September 28th, 2009
11:22 am
FalcFan – I wonder where Moore fits in now?
September 28th, 2009
11:27 am
Here's a thought. Falcons Defense! On each possession, just let the opponent make a first down play to your 20 yard line; then make a stand there and give up a field goal. The same result, except look at how many more times your offense can get the ball during the game and you stay rested…Just a thought, but it seems logical to me in view of your play yesterday.
September 28th, 2009
11:27 am
Decoud was sharp, just wish he could have held onto an interception.
NoleRick, you hit the nail on the head. Turner looks FAT and SLOW this year!
September 28th, 2009
11:33 am
And by the way, how is it that you don't throw to Tony G until 14 minutes in the 4th quarter???? Huh??? How, how, how??? Dipwads!
September 28th, 2009
11:46 am
Get rid of Matt Ryan. Trade him to Philly for Michael Vick.
September 28th, 2009
11:47 am
I am with you on Duckett. How did he get back on the team? Seriously, Turner tried to break it outside once and a d-end who was knocked down got up and dropped him for no gain. Give snelling some more playing time.
September 28th, 2009
11:50 am
I say bring DT Vance Walker off the practice squad and work him into the DT rotation. Also, try moving John Abraham around to create matchup problems. Also, try blitzing a corner or safety from the same side that Abraham is on. When Abe rushes up field, have someone blitzing next too him in the B Gap.
September 28th, 2009
11:53 am
IMO the coaching staff seems to go in with a game plan and when the other team counter what we're doing they (the coaches) don't make the necessary adjustments. We need to do whatever it takes to win, with whoever it will take to win. Turner not working, put Snelling in and run him. Roddy, Gonzalez, White covered then continue to go to Booker. Mularkey is too conservative for my taste. The guy is still calling running plays to Turner in the 4th quarter and he didn't have success all day. What is that about? The defense need to be rebuilt…period. This is not the Steelers type defensive line Smith said he wanted to build…they're too small and get push around by the bigger OLs in the league. And why are our LBs getting knocked out of the plays by the opponents' OL…because we don't have a Grady to clog the middle and hold up one or two of their blockers. This defense just seems to be a hodge podge of players thrown together.
September 28th, 2009
11:56 am
Where to begin.
I predicted a 8-8 season for the birds. Still looks good to me.
I predicted that Roddy Whites case of the dropsies were just in remmission last year. They are back.
Matty Ice is at best an average long ball thrower, and that aspect of his game will never change.The O line gave him plenty of time. Tony G. was open on many occassions but Matty had his mind made up yo go elsewhere.
If you had told me before the game that the birds would not blitz on every other play, I would have predited a 40 point victory for NE. If the Pats receivers had been half-way decent it would have been a 40 pt victory. BVG is waaaay too conservative and is too stubborn or too dumb to make in-game adjustments. True that our dbacks get torched often in 1-on-1 coverage, but giving Brady all day to throw is just giving the game away.
Mike Mularkey is well aware of Ryan's shortcomings and calls plays accordingly (very few longballs). Quick screens or reverses to R. White will NEVER work. He is not that kind of a runner. He is OK at full speed but is incapable of making a defender miss in close quarters.
Mike Peterson was exposed as being old and slow. He is still better than that guy on Dallas. Nicholas is young and slow.
We all know about the dbacks…ptooooie
Mike Smith has no cajones. He knows the quality of his team is somewhat lacking and is resigned to a mediocre middle of the road season. He is playing to survive and possibly get lucky, not to win. He is not a risk-taker and never will be. It is not his nature. Playing conservatively will get you exactly what we are getting; hangin in there with mediocre teams with a chance to get lucky and getting beat by goood teams.
It is what it is, EIGHT AND EIGHT!!!!
PS. It seems that the refs are getting worse and worse. There must be MORE and IMMEDIATE accountability for them.
September 28th, 2009
12:05 pm
You missed one. The coaches need to be more aggressive. Play to win ..
September 28th, 2009
12:08 pm
Ted Beck, I couldnt have said it better. the play calling was disappointing. When I look at these teams like the Ravens, Indy, Saints,you see a very aggressive offensive gameplan being called. I realize Murlarky likes an offense predicated on run 1st, however why assemble a porshe when you really wanted a bulldozer. Play to our strengths…and at this moment, its Matty and the receivers…Can anyone name a better overall offensive skill set than ours? Jesus Christ take the traning wheels off, like they have done in Baltimore and let matt be who is is supposed to be. And Mark my word,,,,Norwood has a chance to have an incredible year coming out the backfield for the short passes…
September 28th, 2009
12:11 pm
Dled – Has Mike Smith held his press conference yet? If so, where can I find it. If not, when? Will be interesting to see what he has to say (if any reporter has the cajones to ask the right questions).
September 28th, 2009
12:15 pm
This was what was to be expected. The Falcons have a philosophy of offense and defense, It is successful with most teams. New England will never be beat with a four man pass rush and playing field position. You have to be aggressive on defense and blitz 60 % of the time. You have to go on 4th downs to keep drives alive, especially if your the falcons and try to run bubble screens. Our philosophy is what they feast on. Fortunately most teams don't have Tom Brady and a smart Defense, so we really dont have to change much. It just won't work with New England and no matter how much we try to get better, we will never beat them with a 4 man pass rush. Its philosophy not play. They ate the clock and limited our chances in the 2nd half.
September 28th, 2009
12:17 pm
we need to get turner not to be the momentum burner,also why can't snelling get more carries.i see progress in are pass defense.but the d- line is horrible.you can't get to the big dance with that kind of defense who is real bad against the run…
September 28th, 2009
12:17 pm
i've always heard the NFL was a copy-cat league…guess not, i didn't see the Falcons do anything the Jets did against the Pats… i'm assuming BVG didn't get a copy of the tape, showing what works against the Pats O. just an observation…
September 28th, 2009
12:18 pm
The view from up here is that even with a hurting Moss, no Welker and a lost Galloway (plus a totally out-of-sync Brady) the Pats managed to put up 26 points. Credit their OL with that; they did the run-blocking. It was nice to see Brady under center again for a large portion of the game instead of in shotgun with a bulls-eye on his jersey. Atlanta's offense looked great at the start, then progressively worse, until they couldn't move the ball at all toward the end. Not sure what that means; I'd like to think it means the Pats' totally-revamped defense started to really jell. They haven't given up 300 yards yet.
Atlanta's got a shot in their division. I can't believe NO is as good as they look right now, and Carolina may be in a state of collapse (check again tonight). Tampa is a basket case. I don't think the Falcs are ready to go toe-to-toe with the real big boys yet though.
September 28th, 2009
12:24 pm
This game was a disaster in the sense that it is reality that the Falcons are not among the elite teams; heck, they're not even the team to be in the NFC South; New Orleans has claimed that title without a doubt. Apparently many fans do not understand what just happened up there. It reminds me of when the Falcons went down to N.O. and played on either Monday Night or Sunday Night and totally stunk up the place in the Saint's first game back in the dome after Katrina. I never thought we would ever get back to that low level of play, but I was wrong. Really depressing stuff.
September 28th, 2009
12:24 pm
Where is the blitz? I think I have seen one in three games. You give QB's like Brady enough time and they will take you apart. Definitely have to get the run going too.
September 28th, 2009
12:25 pm
So, I have one question? Did anyone NOT know that the gameplan we employed wouldn't work? Weren't we all saying run the ball, control the clock, send Roddy deep, blitz Brady, and double Moss? What the Hell was that yesterday? Not only did we fail at what we tried, we made no changes. Just keep with this fialing gameplan fellas, it's sure to work eventually. Here's a thought. If you are getting manhandled in the second half on D. Try blitzing 2 or 3 guys. Hell, you're gonna lose anyway. Sit JA98 and give someone else a shot. Don't just sit there and take it, do SOMETHING , ANYTHING, different.
September 28th, 2009
12:37 pm
First and foremost we must fix that D-Line. Can't pressure the QB and can't stop the run. We won't be a true contender until that is fixed.
September 28th, 2009
12:39 pm
The worst thing that could have happened to the Falcons happened last year. They finished 11-5, when everyone would have seen 7-9 a huge success (after the 2007 debacle). With a team worthy of losing to second tier teams half the time, and first tier teams most of the time, they have a schedule of mostly first tier teams. The Falcons have a defense that needs to watch how Indianapolis plays. Their only hope is pressure (ALL GAME LONG) on the quarterback. The running game is no longer in vogue. Notice Mr. NFL (Billy Check) had his qb throw the ball 50+ times. The name of the game is now pass for 350+ yards, and score EVERY possession, so if the defense happens to slip up and stop someone, the points cover up for lack of talent. Ball control is history (ask Miami [0-3 Miami] about how many minutes the Colts had the ball in their loss to them). Turner should be getting no more than 18 carries in a game. Ryan should be passing 50 times a game. If he can't find a way to reach 350 yards each week, we need to trade for Mike Vick.
September 28th, 2009
12:42 pm
Matt "Ice" Ryan can't stretch the field, which leads to having 8 men in the box to stop the run, which leads to Ryan having to win the game himself, which is proven he can't do. Its pretty simple.
Roddy's got his money now, so you'll see the drops increase. Jemkins still can't get open, and they are going to "bracket" Gonzales. Make Ryan beat you with his arm, and the other team wins. See how easy that is?
September 28th, 2009
12:48 pm
Was waiting for you D-Led…good analysis. Here are a couple of reactions and additional comments:
(1) While we do NOT stink, it seems as if the coaching has been a bit…"pedestrian", if you will. We rarely dial up strategies that FORCE the game. While we were able to get away with this during our first two games, a trip to NE exposed us.
(2) Turner is not effective, so far. Fumbling, laboring…just get him to hit the hole hard and pick up 4-5 or whatever is there while he works into shape. The fumbles just have to stop though. It killed us on yesterday. Period.
(3) Offensive play calling on yesterday. Ok, so I'm guessing that Tony G. has seen bracket coverage all over the league, every year. THAT HAS NOT STOPPED HIS PRODUCTION. Why we would not throw it to him more than 1 time is beyond me…BUT, you throw R. White a hitch on a critical 2nd down that lost yards (the play loss 5 yards, we punted on a 4th and 5). Poor play selection. Last, on a critical 3rd and 8, you roll Matt Ryan out and basically create a 12th defender for the Pats: THE SIDELINE!!! WHY? Their DBs has not done anything special all day?!?!? Put #2 in the gun, have 4-5 receivers run various patterns and let Ryan hit the open guy. Protection had been solid…why OVERCOACH??? Let the GOLDEN BOY PLAY.
(4) Its obvious that we have not practiced zone blitzing much because we were unable to disguise anything. Everytime we got into a blitz package, Brady called out the corresponding blitzer to his lineman. Study the Steelers…players don't inch forward before the ball is snapped…they stay put and then TAKE OFF. Brady is too smart to not notice…YOU HAVE TWO WEEKS TO WORK ON THIS.
(5) Anytime I saw #20 on Randy Moss I was flabbergasted. Really…are you KIDDING ME?? That is like saying, "Hey, why don't we consider Marion Barry for the next mayor of ATL?" or "Why don't we bring ole Bill Campbell back to serve as Chief Financial Officer for the City?" You are playing a dangerous game Van Gorder and Smith. Use your resources and get Chevis Jackson in the game. He led your team in INTs last year. YOU NEED HIM.
(6) Kudos to Peterson for making the ONLY defensive play(s) of the day for the Birds (I would count DeCoud, but he basically dropped two INTs). Kudos even to Matt Ryan for doing his job, which is to avoid INTs.
I'm glad this spanking came before the break. Maybe they ALL (coaches especially) will reevaulate and put our guys in positions to FORCE the game. We have the personnel and talen on both sides of the ball. Now how we use it is becoming a saga of its own…
September 28th, 2009
12:54 pm
To me turner look like he was running well until dat fumble,that was huge,the man jus put helmet on ball n caused 2 fumble,cnt do nothing bout dat.n its a long season,we was 2-1 at dis point last yr,You learn from losses.hopefully they will learn from this and bounce bac wit a good game against 49ers
September 28th, 2009
12:57 pm
The pats are not the pats of old.They have lost to many players on defence.Put the blame for this loss on Smitty & co.The falcons will go 7-9 and keep the string of back to back non winning seasons intack.
September 28th, 2009
12:58 pm
Agree with Mike about Turner. Also, he had around 50+ yards in the first half, then the Falcons only ran the ball 4 times in the second half because they couldn't get the ball back. More carries means more yards, and last year Turner had a lot of carries for very little yardage and then would break off 1 or 2 big ones per game.
September 28th, 2009
1:03 pm
Falcons look uninspired yesterday, and they played as if they believed they didn't belong on that field. I hope that doesn't become a trend.
Williams seems to have been a diamond in the rough. That break-up of a deep throw to Moss was exactly what the Falcons have lacked. I know he made a big mistake on a key 3rd/4th down play, but all-in-all he's been a great addition, in my opinion.
Decoud has played well, he would have been a star yesterday with two INT's. He had a great play flying up and taking out a screen pass yesterday when it looked set up to break for big yards.
Roddy needs to stop dropping passes. He is playing commensurate to his salary BEFORE his new contract.
That was a disappointing game to watch. I'd thought the Falcons would be 2-1 headed into the bye week; it just would have been nice to see same intensity against the Pats we saw in the first two weeks.
Finally, how did the officials need to review that incomplete pass that was thrown 5 yards and clearly batted to the ground by a Pats lineman. The officiating was absurd.
San Francisco just became a huge game. We need some swagger back.
September 28th, 2009
1:03 pm
Okay, I think some of y'all are missing the big picture. The Falcons defense played well. They were on the field twice as much as the Falcons offense. Time of posession is the most important stat in football. If it's 2:1 in the other team's favor, then you are not going to win. New England's red zone efficency was 20%. That means the Falcons D stopped them 4 out of 5 times they got into the red zone. The Pats were 0-2 in goal to go! That's not bad defense. The deficit was only 16… And, you don't blitz Brady. That's what he wants because it leaves voids in the secondary. You have to get pressure with your front four. That's not going to happen when one team is allowed to commit offensive holding all day. For example, during the Baker TD a Pats olineman had two fistfulls of Abe's jersey outside of the shoulders. That's the definition of offensive holding folks. In other words, the game's deciding play should have been called back.
I didn't see the Jenkins TD as pass interference either. That's two guys fighting for the ball. It should have been a non call as there was no pronounced pushoff motion. That doesn't get called at the GaDome. If anything it should have been called illegal contact as the DB was pulling Jenkins hand down as Michael was attempted to catch the ball. That's why Jenkins ended up catching the ball with one hand.
Turner had a pretty good day running the ball. His average was 3.73 yards per carry and I don't remember any big runs; (his long was only 7 yards). He only 15 carries. That's good work from a back on limited touches. We don't win under those circumstances. He's a big part of what we do and should have been more of a factor given the conditions. How many three and outs did we have in the second half? The Turner fumble was a fluke play. Both weeks he's put the ball on the ground he's had both hands on it. Ball security is not an issue with Michael Turner. Any back would lose the ball under those circumstances (ie: helmet on ball).
Lastly, Matt Ryan can't throw the deep ball folks. He never hits people in stride. It's a weakness and New England and other teams have it scouted. The coaches know which is why he's been passing on people going downfield.


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Then I am guest posting over at my friend Viv's blog The V Spot on how to make my twine wrapped Easter eggs.
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After much speculation (all of which appeared to be inaccurate), House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has announced that she will continue to serve in her current role. With that, the Chron pens an editorial about what it means for San Franciscans.
- Editorial: Nancy Pelosi stays on (Chronicle) 11/15/2012
- Pelosi to remain Dem leader (Bay Area Reporter) 11/15/2012
- Nancy Pelosi skilled in art of political warfare (Chronicle) 06/03/2012
- Highlights of Nancy Pelosi's political career (Chronicle) 05/30/2012
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BoomingEchoes said...
I'm not a warlock (never played one far enough to get to far with it) but making these guys talented (and dropping both the quests for them AND the reagent) wouldnt be a bad idea, I think they'd get more use that way .. not like the Felgard, where you can control them, but more along the lines of a Unholy DeathKnights Gargoyal, where you pop when its time to really pour the dps on and they can jump in, do their thing for like 15secs (or whatever) without having to give up your minion then disappear into the nether again (or crumble). I think the specific key to this is making them callable while having a minion out.
I can see them doing it with the Infernal but probably not the Doomguard, probably because he's to much like the Felgaurd. the only problem is I wouldn't be too sure which tree should get it.. It'll have to probably be one that needs a DPS boost during raiding, which leaves me thinking Affliction or Demonology, with Demonology being the obvious choice ONLY because its calling in another demon.. But not knowing how dsp is in any of the trees right now It's hard for me to really say where it should go, for all I know Destro may need it just as much.. Maybe make it in demo, but easy to get to by the other trees? or Just make it a spell for all Warlocks to pop?


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More than enough violence to make it a profoundly moral film; and Arnold's a whizz.
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This is a monster movie, and the monster's role fits Mr. Schwarzenegger just fine.
The Terminator is a blazing, cinematic comic book, full of virtuoso moviemaking, terrific momentum, solid performances and a compelling story.
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Prizewinners and points are as follows:
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On behalf of the judges, I would like to thank all skippers and crew for entering
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1570 Sainte-Catherine E.
Montréal, Québec
Metro: Beaudry, Papineau
Bus: STM 10, 14, 15, 34, 45, 150, 410, 430, 769, RTL 170
Visit: September 5, 2013
When one thinks of the Village, one can't ignore how many restaurants are popping up on a small stretch of Sainte-Catherine. Some of those places belong to some well known brand names, while others aren't so much in the public eye. Even if it's a place that isn't mentioned every day, it's one that you can't miss because it stands out. That place is called Club Sandwich.
I'll be honest. At this particular point of the search, I've been on a bit of a hiatus for just over two weeks. With the beginning of the school year and the amount of work that creates, I wanted to make sure that I had nothing getting in the way of that. So, I made sure that I was ahead of schedule so that I could have a clear conscience. But, time can't wait forever for burgers to be devoured. I knew that I had to get back in the game.
To get back to the swing of things, I chose to visit Club Sandwich. Over the summer and even in years past, I would make a habit of taking a walk on the pedestrian street portion of Sainte-Catherine. This year, I took note of places that I would like to visit in the near future and even noticed a brand new place. But, the one that really caught my eye was Club Sandwich. The exterior portion of the restaurant is reminiscent of what a Nickels further west would look like. It's kind of sad that the Nickels reference is the best I could come up with.
On what was a beautiful September afternoon, I made my way to Club Sandwich. With a throng of university initiates being led down the street, I was surprised to see that the pedestrian walkway was still fair game for us walkers. By the way, for anyone wondering, the university newbies weren't singing anything, but they were yelling something.
When I entered the restaurant, I noticed that there were two distinct sections where one could dine. It wasn't until a few moments where I was noticed by the sole server and I was allowed to take up residence anywhere I wanted. There's something about being allowed to seat yourself that is wonderful from a customer's point of view. But, if you're looking at the situation from a more practical slant, a restaurant should really seat their guests. For one, I think placing more guests near the windows gives the appearance that things are moving inside. Then again, what do I really know?
One of the things I like to do when I'm eating by myself is to take some time to observe what's happening. This time around, there was this customer who came in and was in a bit of a hurry for any number of reasons. So, they asked the server what could be done the quickest. Ironically enough, the club sandwich was the ticket. I mention this because it causes me to reflect a bit. I'm in the midst of planning school trips to big time American cities and I'm thinking that I may find myself in the same situation. So, in retrospect, I was glad to see the restaurant oblige this customer and that was a good sign of keeping the needs of the patron to the forefront.
I mentioned earlier that there was one sole server. It's really a crap shoot on whether that's a good idea. There are places that never see very many people and then there are the other places that are busy enough to warrant an extra hand. During my visit, there were up to 5 other tables dining at the same time and that's not including my overly narcissistic needs.
To use a pertinent example, there was one couple that walked in. They chose their table and it looked like the server forgot about them as there were no further interactions. As time passed, the server took food to that table. Now, I may have missed something, but between the time of entry and delivery, the sole server was folding boxes. Luckily, there wasn't a dire need for service, but what if? Let's say I unloaded my 40 students on a class trip into the restaurant, what would happen?
I focused on the clear understaffed nature of this particular restaurant, but there's something else I have to mention before going on any further. Before even setting foot in the restaurant, I read a lot of mixed reviews online and a lot of them had to do with the quality of the service. I have to say that I was always treated well by the server. Even when the clearly bilingual server wanted to start with me in English, I pushed it back to French (go figure). I felt pretty good about the service I got and that's what matters most over any observation I can muster.
I'm going to get to the food really soon, but I can't forget to mention that this was a very unique place to sit down in. The effort that went into the decoration was quite something. The decor stands out and I hoped that the food would as well.
Because I'm a glutton for punishment, I replaced my fries with a poutine. After 4 years of taking on the worst diet known to humankind, I'm getting to the point where I am having a hard time finishing an entire meal. Back when I started this, I could eat double what I ordered at this table. So, with that in the back and the front of my mind, I ordered the poutine anyway.
With that being said, the portion of poutine that they give you for the replacement is quite hefty. I also have to mention the unique bowl that comes with it all. When I took a bite of the poutine, I wasn't really overwhelmed by anything really. The curds were just there and the sauce was probably the strongest part of the entire thing. It wasn't half bad, but with the amount I was eating, it became redundant after a while.
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This burger contains lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cream cheese, and bacon.
If we could judge a burger based off a name, I would stop writing now. Unfortunately, the Big Macs of the world will have to work harder and deliver. I lit up a bit when I saw this name of the most extravagant car associated with my go-to ingredients for a burger. The list of ingredients were all the things I would pick in my dream burger. But, we all have to be very careful because it takes more than just a dream line-up to have success.
In the past, I've had a great deal of luck when dealing with cream cheese in my burger. If it wasn't for this search, I probably would never have cream cheese at all. With that being said, cream cheese burgers present their own challenges and they may not be the taste of the masses. In the light of challenges, you may get a tad bit messy while eating, but that's not a big deal unless you don't like that kind of thing.
When the burger was set down on the table, I noticed something quite odd. I've had a few similar burgers to compare at this point and the placement of the cream cheese was the thing that made me wonder. I've never seen cream cheese placed under the meat. Cream cheese is quite messy and I was hoping that I wasn't going to be placed in peril with this placement. However, keeping the cheese away from the other ingredients could have been a strategic move.
The taste of the burger was more or less expected. There weren't very many surprises, but some elements stood out a bit. The onions complimented the whole package and they were a crucial element. Also, the bacon was another prime time player in the overall product. Regardless of how those players affected the end result, there were more important things that had to be looked at.
The one thing that took this burger down a few notches for me was the meat. Up to this point, I've had a lot of burgers. Using that fountain of experience, I have a guide of reference to compare the burger I'm eating with the ones that came before. Even though I had more burgers than literally the entire population, I still don't ever claim to be an expert. There was one thing that bothered me and it seemed like the meat was one of those frozen deals. The patty was just shaped too perfectly and had that consistency that was too easy to bite through. There wasn't anything wrong with the taste, but when you have so many good things going, you want everything to be on the same level.
The cream cheese was the other issue. Again, it wasn't the taste that bothered me. With the placement of the cheese on the bottom, there were some structural issues that were impossible to avoid. Plus, when you have the grease of the meat seeping in, that bottom bun would be the first to suffer for it. I know that cream cheese burgers have that common issue of getting very messy, but this time around, it was a little more noticeable.
At the conclusion of the burger, I felt pretty full. I underestimated just how heavy a meal this would be. I was hoping to have dessert because there was a suicide chocolate cake on the menu and we all know how much I like making those kinds of mistakes. But, if you really think about it, it wasn't a half bad burger. If you know what you're getting into, you won't mind that the elements aren't fancy or top notch. After all, as long as you make what you're working with taste good, who cares what you're using.
Final Verdict
Club Sandwich has a great deal of variety when it comes to their menu and you'll find something that might suit you. The one issue that I noticed was the fact that the place was largely understaffed and could have used at least one more server. The location isn't half bad, but there are at least a dozen other places within steps that can say the same thing.
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In a musical realm today dominated by voice fabrication, lip-syncing and muffled babble, the purity of song was rediscovered, if only for a night, inside of a small, dimly-lit room packed to the brim with no more than a hundred spectators. Excited but respectful, the audience listened intently as vocalists... Read more »
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Picture this: deep-fried turkey, mashed potatoes, and sweet potato pie, all of which you find yourself eating repeatedly throughout the holiday season. By New Years it's time to stuff the extra pounds of weight you gained into your old pre-holiday jeans. Now, you're left with the ultimatum of whether... Read more »
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5Q: Androcles and the Lion
Androcles and the Lion capped off what was a really nice month for new music on ONErpm. They revealed to us how Atlanta, Georgia can be more than just a hip-hop metropolis, but also a place for really solid indie-rock. The boys shared some time to talk about mp3 blogs and defining "selling out" in the music industry.
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For a band that only met in 2010, you guys sound really polished. Is that hard work or synergy and who do you consider your influences?
Paul - All three of us are classically trained; we all studied music at a collegiate level. This training lends itself to the ability to hear and correct musical issues quickly and effectively. As far as influences go, personally, I listen to a lot of contemporary classical music, hip-hop, and jazz. The music of Tom Waits, John Cage, ?uestlove, and Brian Eno has had a profound impact on me.
Describe the Athens, Georgia music scene? How much indie rock is there in Atlanta (otherwise a city dominated by hip-hop)?
Paul - It's just that; a scene. It's an amazing community of musicians and bands, but it's something of a bubble. I like Atlanta, partially because of the influence hip-hop seems to have had on the musical community. Regardless of genre, people love a gritty, urban image.
A lot of people get into arguments about bands doing too much branding or selling out. What's one band that does it right (without having that much support and not completely overdoing it with commercialism)?
Austin - Someone once said to us at a show, "What would Puff Daddy do?" Is there such a thing as too much branding or too much commercialism? Have you seen that Sprint commercial with a million people playing Wilco's "I'm Always in Love" on their smart phones? I'm a huge fan of Wilco, but when I saw that commercial I understood that there is a limit. It's just so disappointing to watch an established band with a huge following continue to license and brand themselves out. On the hand, it's a great song and deserves to be heard by as many people as possible, but what are people going to do? Are they going to think: "this a great song! I need to buy the album!" or are they going to think "that is a really cool phone. I need that phone." In the end though, Paul is right music is a business and business is business. I can't say that I wouldn't make the same decision given the opportunity.
What needs to change about today's methods of music discovery? How much do you value mp3 bloggers?
Paul - The internet has completely changed the music industry, probably for the best. I hope everything is going to be streaming in the not too distant future; you'll be able to listen to anything you're interested in for a small fee. Additionally, mp3 bloggers are a great source for new music, especially the more obscure artists that you might not find anywhere else.
Austin - So much has changing already in the way people discover new music. I remember actually reading music magazines for release dates and going to record store a couple of years ago to buy albums on release day. Regrettably, I don't do that much any more. For better or for worse, I stream a lot of music. I read a lot of music blogs, however, I'm not sure that the MP3 blog model is still as powerful as it once was and in a lot of ways seems kind of limiting in how much new music they can present to an audience. I think that music aggregators seem poised to be the next big player in online music discovery. Shuffler.fm is an example of one of these services that is doing music discovery in a new creative way.
In your opinion, what part of the year is the best time to debut a new album?
Paul - As long as the music is good, I don't think it really matters


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Date of News Release: 11/11/2007
(Mayfield, KY) - At approximately 4:15 AM, Kentucky State Police received a call from Livingston County Dispatch of a fatal house fire at 300 Rudd-Spees Road in the Ledbetter community. Inside the residence, firefighters located the body of the homeowner, Roy Ramage. Detective Barry Rice and Arson Investigator Frank Gresham responded to the scene to investigate. No foul play is suspected at this time.The Ledbetter Fire Department, Livingston County Sheriff's Office, Livingston County Coroner's Office and the Fire Marshall's Office assisted Kentucky State Police at the scene. The investigation is continuing by Detective Barry Rice and Arson Investigator Frank Gresham.


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Lalu Prasad and the Fodder Scam (1996)
The Fodder Scam involved the alleged embezzlement of about Rs 950 crore from the government treasury of Bihar. The alleged theft spanned many years, was engaged in by many Bihar state government administrative and elected officials across multiple administrations (run by opposing political parties), and involved the fabrication of "vast herds of fictitious livestock" for which fodder, medicines and animal husbandry equipment was supposedly bought. Although the scandal broke in 1996, the theft had been in progress, and increasing in size, for over two decades.
Besides its magnitude and the duration for which it was said to have existed, the scam was and continues to be covered in Indian media due to the extensive nexus between tenured bureaucrats, elected politicians and businesspeople that it revealed.
As it became evident that Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad would be engulfed in the scandal and its prosecution, demands for him to be removed from the chief ministership had gained momentum. On July 25, 1997, Lalu resigned from his position, but was able to install his wife, Rabri Devi as the new chief minister on the same day.
Due to the multiplicity of cases, Lalu Yadav, Jagannath Mishra (Bihar chief minister in the 1970s and accused of knowing involvement in the scam), and the other accused have been remanded several times in the years since 2000. So far, about 200 people have been punished with jail terms of between 2 and 7 years.
Since it broke into public light, the fodder scam has become symbolic of bureaucratic corruption and the criminalization of politics in India generally, and in Bihar in particular. Lalu Prasad is the only person on whom the Lok Sabha debated for a complete session as the official agenda.
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Dan Sullivan has seen more rubber than the workers at your local tire factory.
The Texas Tornado net-minder finished the regular season leading the entire 19-team North American Hockey League in saves with 1,575. Ranked as the number one goalie in the NAHL by Goalies' World Magazine, Dan's 22 victories tied him for third place among the league's goalies during the 58-game regular season that ran from mid-September through the end of March.
Of utmost importance to the Tornado, Sullivan has been the team's most consistent player in its topsy-turvy 2009-10 season. The 6-foot-2 butterfly style puck-stopper literally stole a handful of games for a team that was an ongoing work in progress. The 21-year old Sullivan's steadfast play in the crease enabled the Tornado to overcome a mid-season slump and earn a third place finish in the North American Hockey's Southern Division.
With "Sully" standing tall between the pipes in his 51 appearances and compiling a 3.08 goals against average and .912 save percentage, the team's General Manager and Coach Tony Curtale continuously fine-tuned his defensive and forward squads. Indeed, the Tornado resembled a team seeking to find its true identify after returning from a one year hiatus due to a makeover of its home rink – the Frisco Dr. Pepper Star Center in Frisco, a suburb of Dallas, Texas. The franchise is highlighted by Gold Cup National Championships in 2004, 2005 and 2006, and NAHL titles in 2001, 2004, 2005 and 2006.
"I feel like I've played a lot of games and have really improved as far as my consistency and confidence are concerned," said Sullivan, a native of York, Pennsylvania who hopes to earn a scholarship at an NCAA Division I school for next year. "With respect to my personal growth, going to college full time is preparing me for next year. I have become more responsible and feel that the transition from junior to college hockey will be smooth."
The NAHL, which began operations in 1975 when the Michigan and Wolverine Junior Leagues formed the Great Lakes Junior Hockey League and became the NAHL nine years later, is a Junior A league affiliated with USA Hockey.
According to its website, its "primary goal is to enhance the development of its players through top-quality coaching, extensive practice time and a rigorous game schedule." The league's players are held to a very strict code of conduct, and are expected to honor curfew and academic rules. Sullivan, for example, attended classes at a local college, and he also took online courses.
"The schedule was very manageable, although it was a little harder when full time college classes started in January," he said. "Time management was a key in keeping up with school, hockey and sleep. The road trips were fun, especially when we traveled to Alaska (to play the Fairbanks Ice Dogs) and Wenatchee (Washington to play the Wild).
"And, my experience with my host family in Frisco has been absolutely amazing," he added. "The mom and dad have been very supportive and helpful to me the entire time, and it has been great living with (the couple's) two younger boys (2nd and a 6th grade student athletes), since I have an older sister in my own family. I couldn't have asked for a better host family."
Sullivan's online coursework included Critical Thinking, Psychology and Business curricula.
"The Psychology classes interested me the most, because the capacities of the human mind are unbelievable," he noted. "And, in the sport of hockey, especially in my position, the game is almost all mental. When your mind is right, anything is possible."
Judging by his first two NAHL playoff games during the weekend of April 2-3, Sullivan should be a candidate for MENSA. The soft-spoken puck-stopper turned aside 76 of 79 shots as the third place Tornado stunned second seed and host St. Louis in winning the first two games of the best-of-five Southern Division opening round series.
Sullivan did his impersonation of the China Wall in Game 1, stopping 40 shots, including 15 in a dizzying but scoreless 3rd period to earn the triumph. After surrendering a pair of goals less than nine minutes into the game, Dan slammed the goalmouth door thereafter.
Offensively, teammate Jamie Howard halved the lead on a power play with less than five minutes remaining in the opening period. Nick Taurence tied the score early in the second stanza before Howard netted his second of the night with :03 left in the middle frame to give Texas the lead for good, 3-2. The Tornado, which managed only 13 shots in the game, killed off a 5-on-3 man disadvantage midway through the 3rd period.
In game 2, Howard again lit the lamp on a first period power play, and Shane Sooth made it 2-0 later in the opening frame for an early Tornado lead. Sullivan surrendered his only goal on a power play midway through the third period before Texas forward Jack Prince hit the empty net later in the session for a 3-1 Texas victory. Sullivan finished the game with 36 saves.
"I think the Game 2 victory this was the biggest win of the season because it put us up two games, both coming in their rink," said Sullivan, who will be back in goal for Game 3 Wednesday night in Frisco. "But we have to be careful because the Bandits have a lot of speed and talent, and they are challenging to play against."


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Six Virginia hospitals are part of a pilot project to screen newborns for critical congenital heart disease.
The Virginia Department of Health says project follows an executive order from Gov. Bob McDonnell to develop a plan to implement screening.
Officials say that congenital heart defects affect about one in every 110 babies in the U.S. About two of every 1,000 babies have more serious forms of heart disease that can cause serious illness or even death if not found quickly.
Babies are screened using a sensor that measures the amount of oxygen in the baby's blood.
The hospitals participating in the project during the first year: Augusta Health, Martha Jefferson Hospital in Charlottesville, Rockingham Memorial Hospital, University of Virginia Health System, Virginia Baptist Hospital in Lynchburg, and Winchester Medical Center.
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Pointer records are the opposite of A and AAAA RRs and are used in Reverse Map zone files to map an IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) to a host name.
name ttl class rr name 15 IN PTR www.example.com.
The number '15' (the base IP address) in the above example is actually a name and because there is no 'dot' BIND adds the $ORIGIN. The example below which defines a reverse map zone file for the Class C address 192.168.23.0 should make this clearer:
$TTL 2d ; 172800 secs $ORIGIN 23.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA. @ IN SOA ns1.example.com. hostmaster.example.com. ( 2003080800 ; serial number 12h ; refresh 15m ; update retry 3w ; expiry 3h ; minimum ) IN NS ns1.example.com. IN NS ns2.example.com. ; 2 below is actually an unqualified name and becomes ; 220.127.116.11.IN-ADDR.ARPA. 2 IN PTR joe.example.com. ; FDQN .... 15 IN PTR www.example.com. .... 17 IN PTR bill.example.com. .... 74 IN PTR fred.example.com. ....
Because the $ORIGIN reflects the reverse map domain all right-hand names must use an FQDN format (they end with a dot). If the terminating dot on joe.example.com above were omitted in error it would become joe.example.com.23.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA - not the desired result!.
An IP address in a reverse can be defined only once - unlike a forward-mapped zone. If multiple names are assigned to a host using CNAME RRs, A RRs or AAAA RRs then only one can appear in the reverse map. Which one you select is a matter of operational usage. Thus if a mail server (mail.example.com) and a web server (www.example.com) both have the same IP address then since mail systems frequently use reverse lookups as a trivial security check it would be sensible to define the reverse map to use mail.example.com.
It is not essential, but considered good practise, to define all assigned IPs in the reverse map.
It is sensible to define the reverse map in order of IP addresses or some other fixed order to avoid subsequent errors or to simplify searching for a particular value.
IPv6 and IPv4 addresses cannot be mixed in the same zone file as they can for forward-map zones. IPv6 addresses are reverse mapped under the domain IP6.ARPA whereas IPv4 addresses are mapped under the IN-ADDR.ARPA domain. IPv6 reverse-maps use a nibble domain name format defined in Chapter 3. The following fragment illustrates the use of the PTR RR to reverse-map the IPv6 addresses 2001:db8:0:1::1, 2001:db8:0:1::1, 2001:db8:0:2::1 and 2001:db8:0:1::1:
; reverse IPV6 zone file for example.com $TTL 2d ; default TTL for zone 172800 secs $ORIGIN 0.0.0.0.8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.IP6.ARPA. @ IN SOA ns1.example.com. hostmaster.example.com. ( 2003080800 ; sn = serial number 12h ; refresh = refresh 15m ; retry = update retry 3w ; expiry = expiry 2h ; min = minimum ) ; name servers Resource Recordsfor the domain IN NS ns1.example.com. ; the second name servers is ; external to this zone (domain). IN NS ns2.example.net. ; PTR RR maps a IPv6 address to a host name ; hosts in subnet ID 1 184.108.40.206.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.184.108.40.206 IN PTR ns1.example.com. 126.96.36.199.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.18.104.22.168 IN PTR mail.example.com. ; hosts in subnet ID 2 126.96.36.199.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.126.96.36.199 IN PTR joe.example.com. 126.96.36.199.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.188.8.131.52 IN PTR www.example.com.
Notes: The IPv6 range 2001:db8:: is reserved for documentation purposes only by the great and mighty.
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