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Jay Cutler Rumors & News
- Height: 6' 3"
- Weight: 220
- Age 31
- Seasons: 9
- Salary: 17,500,000
- Birthplace: Santa Claus, Indiana
- College: Vanderbilt
Oct 27, 2014
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler had a decent fantasy-day, despite being blown out 51-23, on Sunday.Fantasy Spin:Cutler was 20-of-30 for 227 yards, three touchdowns, one interception, and one fumble lost. He will continue to be a borderline QB1 for 2014.
Oct 26, 2014
Jay Cutler completed 20-of-30 passes for 227 yards, three touchdowns and one interception in Chicago's 51-23, Week 8 loss to the Patriots.
Chicago Sun-Times 17 hours ago
The week Jay Cutler ditched his own radio show, his teammates did theirs. They talked on one of Chicago's three all-sports stations and on FM stations that play rock, top-40 and country hits. They drove to television studios, too, and did online videos. Fourteen Bears players claim media deals — from five-minute radio hits arranged by the team to hourlong radio shows and half-hour TV sit-downs negotiated by their agents. And Phil Emery is fine with it. "It's...
Windy City Gridiron Oct 28, 2014
The Chicago Bears are 3-5. The Green Bay Packers are up next, so the Bears will surely fall to 3-6. But then how does the schedule look after that? We'll take a look at the remaining teams of their schedule and predict an outcome based on the current NFL power rankings. Lets get this out of the way first... Just how bad is it? It's so bad that even those notoriously negative Jay Cutler Power Rankers, the Mile High Report, have shelved their anti-Jay agenda and are ripping on the Chicago Bears defense. I'm actually going to defend Jay Cutler today, even though he screwed me over once...
Chicago Sun-Times Oct 27, 2014
The research was the retort. If Bears linebacker-turned-frequent critic Brian Urlacher is going to rip quarterback Jay Cutler, then general manager Phil Emery has some numbers for him. ''I went back and looked at their time together,'' Emery said. ''Together on the field and at the same time, starting the game healthy, they played 38 games together, and during those games, [the Bears] were 26-12. So they definitely won together. ''When Jay was off...
Chicago Bears Blog | ESPN Chicago Oct 27, 2014
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Chicago Bears general manager Phil Emery responded on Monday to Brian Urlacher's refusal to label Jay Cutler as an elite quarterback by saying Urlacher enjoyed a mutually beneficial on-field relationship with Cutler for better parts of five seasons. "No, it didn't bother me. Everybody is entitled to their thoughts and opinions," Emery said. "It did hit a research project for me, so I went back and looked at their time together on the field at the same time starting the game healthy, they played 38 games together and during those games, they were 26-12.
Bears Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports Oct 27, 2014
When former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher candidly shared his thoughts on struggling quarterback Jay Cutler last week, the assessment went viral. Predictably.
Chicago Tribune Oct 27, 2014
When former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher candidly shared his thoughts on struggling quarterback Jay Cutler last week, the assessment went viral. Predictably.
Windy City Gridiron Oct 27, 2014
We're discussing yesterday's loss at the hands of the Patriots. So at what point in yesterday's debacle did you turn off the game? First quarter after the Patriots first two touchdowns? Second quarter, after the Patriots immediately answered a Bears touchdown with their fourth? Jay Cutler's sack/fumble that also went returned for a touchdown? The interception to close the half? You wouldn't be blamed for any of those. Last night, when I went to start writing this piece, I had a conversation with a friend of mine that, when paraphrased, resulted in this tweet, because I had to share my...
FFChamps.com Oct 27, 2014
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler had a decent fantasy-day, despite being blown out 51-23, on Sunday.Fantasy Spin:Cutler was 20-of-30 for 227 yards, three touchdowns, one interception, and one fumble lost. He will continue to be a borderline QB1 for 2014.
Boston Herald Oct 27, 2014
There was a fleeting moment in the Pats' 51-23 rout yesterday at Gillette Stadium when the Bears actually showed some faint signs of life.Trailing 17-0 in the second quarter, the Bears put together their most meaningful drive of the game. They drove 77 yards in five plays with Jay Cutler throwing a 25-yard touchdown pass to Matt Forte to slice the deficit to 17-7. The question was whether they would make the game closer, or the Pats would respond with a score of their own.
Rotoworld Oct 26, 2014
Jay Cutler completed 20-of-30 passes for 227 yards, three touchdowns and one interception in Chicago's 51-23, Week 8 loss to the Patriots.
Windy City Gridiron Oct 26, 2014
The Bears needed a resurgent effort to best the Patriots. Instead, they were handed their worst beatdown of the year. Just when you thought the Bears had found rock bottom after their loss to the Dolphins, today's game against the Patriots handed them a drill to dig deeper. It's only a game in the sense that that's the word you'd use to describe it, because it was a blowout from the word go. Rob Gronkowski caught three touchdown passes. Brandon LaFell and Tim Wright also scored touchdowns. The Bears were down 31-7 in the first half before Jay Cutler was held up on a sack and a fumble...
Chicago Bears Blog | ESPN Chicago Oct 26, 2014
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The Chicago Bears surrendered 38 points in the first half against the New England Patriots, the most points scored in the first half on the club in franchise history. With 1:07 remaining in the first half, it appeared New England was done scoring, which would have marked the first time the Bears had given up 31 points in the first half since Nov. 8, 2009 (Arizona Cardinals). But on Chicago's ensuing possession after Tom Brady hit Brandon LaFell for a 9-yard touchdown that made the score 31-7, Jay Cutler dropped back and was stripped by Zach Moore with Rob Ninkovich...
Windy City Gridiron Oct 26, 2014
Chicago Bears fans on Twitter want to fire Mel Tucker. Well, they want to fire everyone, including Marc Trestman and Jay Cutler, but especially Mel Tucker. It is almost to the point that if the Chicago Bears defense does anything on a play except cause a turnover or sack the quarterback, Twitter folk want to fire Mel Tucker. Granted, at the time of this writing, the Bears were losing 17-7, but the Fire Tucker tweets were flying fast and furious even after the excellent defensive stand late in the 1st quarter/ early 2nd that held the Patriots to a field goal. Some people even want to fire...
Patriots Gab Oct 25, 2014
Bears Stats You Should Know: QB Jay Cutler: 177/263 for 1,866 yards, 14 touchdowns and 7 interceptions in 7 games. RB Matt Forte: 111 rushing attempts for 448 yards and 3 touchdowns. 52 catches for 436 yards and 2 touchdowns. 7 games played. WR Brandon Marshall: 31 catches for 349 yards and 5 touchdowns. 7 […]
Windy City Gridiron Oct 25, 2014
We're offering our six keys for the Bears to emerge victorious tomorrow. 1) Turnover-Free Game With Protection Let's get this one right at the top, because it's true - playing a turnover-free game would go a long way towards getting things done offensively. Jay Cutler's going to have to make plays through the air through the statistically-ranked-number-one passing defense (I've outlined my argument against it in PTMY this week); sacks and forced fumbles have hurt the team as well, especially in squelching potential comebacks. So ball security and Cutler's protection are essentially 1 and 1A...
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GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — Officials at Crater Lake National Park are still wondering what happened to a backpacker who eluded a ranger after scrambling down the caldera wall of the ancient volcano.
Elusive backpacker still a mystery at Crater Lake
They don't want to prosecute the man, they just want to make sure he is OK, spokeswoman Marsha McCabe said Wednesday.
A ranger talked to him Friday north of Discovery Point, McCabe said. The hiker gave a name that proved to be false, and he said he once lived in Bend.
A short time later the ranger saw him scrambling down the caldera wall, which towers over the lake. The ranger went after him but lost him in the trees.
Searchers later came up with only a pair of sunglasses.
The hiker apparently continued along the Pacific Crest Trail. His description was posted to the trail Facebook page, along with a plea for information. He was described as a white man about 40 years old, about 5-foot-10, 150 pounds, with long dirty blond hair and a full beard. One arm had a sleeve tattoo. He was wearing a black knee brace on one leg and an elastic bandage from the knee to the angle on the other. He was carrying a blue backpack.
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Sheriff: Woman who drove inmate following escape arrested
The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office says a woman who drove an inmate following his escape has been arrested.
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Finalists named to vie for Senior Calypso Monarch crown
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Basseterre, St. Kitts (WINN): The eight performers chosen Sunday night to we choice move on to Calypso Finals are:
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They will try to topple King Konris, who has won the monarchy every time he has competed.
The reigning King is one of the most successful calypsonians in the Federation's history, with fifteen titles to his name: two Junior Calypso Crowns, five National Calypso Monarch crowns, one Silver Jubilee crown, three Leeward Island crowns, three Party/Soca Monarch crowns and www.babynews.de one Road March championship.
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Drug disposal program coming to Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS - Those who want to get rid of old, unwanted prescription drugs will soon be able to do so year-round at many pharmacies throughout the state.
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About 90 per cent of computer users don't use CTRL-F to search for a word - as they don't know such a keyboard shortcut exists, a Google survey found.
The results stunned Google's Uber Tech Lead for Search Quality and User Happiness, Dan Russell.
"I interviewed a bus driver who was searching for a transportation rule for a test," Mr Russell told the New Scientist magazine in an interview published yesterday.
"She was scrolling line-by-line through a 100-page web document, so I asked her why she didn't use 'control+F' to search by keyword. It turns out she didn't know about this absolutely basic browser function."
(NB: Where the CTRL-F "find" box appears on your computer screen depends on which browser you use - for instance, a box will appear top left of your computer screen if you use Internet Explorer, bottom left if you use Firefox, top right if you use Chrome.)
So how can 90 per cent of users not be aware of this simple but useful shortcut?
Mark Pesce, a futurist and honorary associate in digital cultures at the University of Sydney, said it was all about the lack of education.
"I really think there's been no effort at any level - whether it's in a company or school or even nationally - to teach people.
"I think we just all assume that we all know it, but no one actually does."
Mr Pesce said the responsibility to educate the public on such tools could fall on librarians, who use search tools as part of their job.
He told public librarians at their annual meeting this month they were "going to be principally responsible for training a nation that's about to get a National Broadband Network, [and] that has no idea how to use it".
"The problem exists because people are habitually trained by what they always do on computers and they don't go beyond that.
"Librarians shouldn't have to educate everyone. They should simply be capable of training people who can then train other people."
Mr Pesce also criticised the search giant for not educating its users on how to use its tools.
"I think it's a little rich for Google to be talking about what users do and do not do because Google offers no training," he said.
"Doing these things is not hard. It just takes effort [and] dedication to educating your user base."
So what other keyboard shortcuts should computer users know about? (For Windows OS. Swap CTRL for Apple's Command key):
CTRL-F or F3: to find a word or words on a page
CTRL-C: to copy text
CTRL-V: to paste text
CTRL-Z: to undo a command
SHIFT-CTRL-Z: to redo the command above
CTRL-S: to save
CTRL-B: to bold text
CTRL-I: to italicise text
CTRL-U: to underline text
CTRL-X: to cut text
CTRL-A: to select all
CTRL-O: to open a file
CTRL-P: to print
CTRL- "-" or "+": to reduce or increase font size on a webpage
And more ...
CTRL-H: history
WIN-L: to lock your desktop (Windows)
WIN-D: to show your desktop (Windows)
F5: to refresh a page
ALT-Print Screen: to capture a screenshot of a window on your desktop
ALT-Home: to go to your browser's homepage
CTRL-T: to open a new tab in your web browser
CTRL-TAB: to scroll through the tabs on your web browser
CTRL-W: to close a window on your web browser
CTRL-Home: to go to the start of a sentence
CTRL-End: to go to the end of a sentence
CTRL-"←" or "→": to move to the previous or next word
CTRL-SHIFT-"←" or "→": to select the previous or next word
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We finally had our first hard freeze here in Northern New Mexico, two weeks late of the average. Now, I'm sure most of you, including those in my beloved former-hometown of Bozeman, MT, are well beyond that point. Anyway it got me to thinking about how closely we'd be listening to weather forecasts in the fall, watching the patterns, and waiting until just the last moment to get in the winter squash and sugar pumpkins. Usually a light frost would first do some damage to the vines, warning enough that it was time to go out with a short, sharp knife and get them in. But sometimes a hard frost would just descend from the sky — like it did here last night — and, well, if caught napping it might mean the loss of one's valuable crop. (more…)
Our friends in California report a barrage of anit-Prop 37 ads on their televisions, thanks to the big money donors who are so afraid that people might be honestly informed about an issue important to them and their families' well-being. But despite their best efforts to nip this food-awareness thing in the bud, California's Proposition 37, the GMO labeling bill, is starting to gain more national exposure, not exactly what Dow, Monsanto and the other chemical corporations fighting the proposition want. And that publicity focuses on what's the most important issue to fans of organic food and gardening: the use of pesticides — the over-use of pesticides — in the fields that produce our basic crops.
Last Friday, Gary Hirshberg, CEO of Stoneyfield Organic, author of the new book Label It Now: What You Need To Know About Genetically Engineered Foods appeared on the HBO series Real Time With Bill Maher. He did a great job explaining the GMO labeling issue and why it's important, especially regarding the increased use of pesticides. We'd link but HBO knocks down videos of the discussion on YouTube almost as soon as they appear. And your concerned Planet Natural Blogger would never link you directly to HBO… they can do their own advertising. (more…)
Or maybe that should be Rutabaga, Turnip, Parsnip as rutabaga and turnips are closely related in many ways (in post Revolution America rutabagas were called "turnip-rooted cabbage", according to Jere Gettle) and parsnips — bless their sweetness — are quite different. But all three are root vegetables and we love them this time of the year because 1) they're easy to grow, especially in the late season (well, maybe not parsnips that usually need a long season to mature); 2) they're well adapted to cool and short growing season (even parsnips); 3) they taste even better after cold weather and frosts have set in; and 4) they keep well, sometimes for months in a cool basement, root cellar or refrigerator.
Then why do I see you out there holding your nose? Is it because they have that cabbagey twang (well, not parsnips) that gets your mouth vibrating like a guitar string when you take a bite? Get over it! My sense is that if you like cabbage, you'll like turnips and rutabagas. It's the texture, I believe, combined with that taste, that puts most people off. (more…)
California's Proposition 37, the GMO labeling rule which will appear on the state's November 6 ballot, registered a nearly 80% approval rating in early polls. But no longer. The Los Angeles Times reported on two polls that show the support for the proposition has slipped, in one poll to 48% favoing and 42% disapproving with 11.5% of voters still undecided. The reason? Can you say big money advertising blitz? You can see the results of the Pepperdine University/ California Business Roundtable Survey here (scroll down to see Prop. 37 charts).
We've already reported on where the big money spent to defeat the proposition is coming from. You can visit BallotPedia's Proposition 37 site to update the information (again, scroll down for donor lists). So what are the anit-37 ads saying? That there are too many exclusions. That alcohol will be excluded from labeling. That dog food will be labeled but meat for human consumption will not. That, that… Well, you get the point. Savvy voters should always be suspicious when the forces seeking to kill a ballot measure claim it should be defeated because it doesn't go far enough. In this case, they seem to be arguing that we need even more GMO labeling would be a better thing than some (which means "most") GMO labeling. Of course, what they really want is no GMO labeling at all. (more…)
Here's a few short items pulled from the web this fall, most related to gardening news previously addressed, one even fresh plucked. Feel free to suggest links and add further information to any of our posts (and don't forget corrections!). Help make this a conversation. And thanks to those who have!
A local worm rancher responding to our post on the uses of straw bales in gardening, says we missed one. He suggests that bales make good worm corrals in the winter, keeping your worms working, if ever so slowly in the cold weather, and keeping them from burrowing out of the pile and into the ground. Bales make good insulation, no doubt about it; these days, they're even used to build green homes. As the bales break down the following spring and summer, they can just be added to the compost pile or used for mulch. We looked into it further: some gardeners build complete worm systems out of hay bales. Hay bales… the gift that keeps on giving. (more…)
This is a great time of year — when farmers are looking to get rid of old ones (something that happens in the spring as well) — to pick up one or two staw or hay bales. You might also be able to buy straw bales at your local nursery or gardening store but they'll probably cost more. They make great seasonal decorations … put a trio of various shaped pumpkins on one (or a stack of two or three) in a strategic place visible to passersby, balance a sheaf of cornstalks against it if you have them and voila: Autumn's great visual symbol of harvest. Then, when the season is over, you can break them up and use them in your garden and compost pile. Or can you?
The problem with straw is that it often contains seeds. Hay, in our experience, is even worse; it contains more seed than a nursery in March (not everyone makes the distinction between "hay" and "straw" … see this article for the difference). The best straw for gardening comes from wheat or oats, if you can get it. Most of the seed has been removed depending on how effective the farmer's thresher is and how much weed has grown in his field. But I still wouldn't put it in your compost heap unless it's hot enough to destroy the seed. (more…)
For years, we canned tomatoes and homemade tomato sauce the way grandma taught us: using the water bath method. This involved packing sterilized jars with hot (cooked) fruit or tomatoes and boiling for a designated amount of time, usually an hour or more for tomatoes. That's not true anymore. In this age of increasing food contamination, you don't want anything bad to come out of your kitchen. What could happen? Listen to what Renee R. Boyer, Assistant Professor, Food Science and Technology, Virginia Tech; Julie McKinney, Project Associate, Food Science and Technology, Virginia Tech…
… high-acid foods prevent the growth of spores of the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, which can't be killed by boiling. Foods with a pH more than 4.6 allow the spores to grow. If spores of C. botulinum are allowed to grow, toxin will form, and consumption of C. botulinum toxin is deadly. Symptoms from the consumption of this toxin develop within six hours to 10 days and include double and blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing, and muscle weakness. Paralysis of breathing muscles can cause a person to stop breathing and die unless mechanical ventilation is provided.
Didn't mean to scare you. But this is serious business. Take precautions. (more…)
Stop Next Season's Plant Disease… Now!
Of all the mistakes I've made growing vegetables — and I've made plenty — the biggest (or right up there) has to do with not taking the time for a good fall garden cleanup. I can barely bring myself to tell you.
One year, like most years, a fall frost hit the garden and I didn't bother to get it covered. It withered squash vines and wilted the late plantings of lettuce and spinach. I should have been out there right away, removing all the dead vines, pulling the spinach (some of the lettuce made it back) and not given disease a chance to get a hold in the weakened plants. But I didn't. And then, after a wet snow, I just let it all go, not putting the garden to bed until well into November. I didn't know it yet, but by then my lack of action guaranteed that my spinach and chard crops for the next year would be compromised and keeping my squash vines growing would become a battle. (more…)
As the election approaches, more and more news sources are taking an editorial stand on California's Proposition 37, Mandatory Labeling of GMOs. Not surprisingly in a state in which corporate agriculture is such a big part of the economy, many California newspapers are coming out against the initiative. The attacks often follow the usual anti-initiative strategy, that its general purpose is a good one but that the proposition itself is badly written. The papers admit that knowledge is a good thing (the initiative will require products to reveal if they are genetically engineered or if any genetically engineered products are used in their making) but that passage of the proposition will encourage frivolous lawsuits against retailers, not producers (something of an assumption) from almost anyone who suspects that GMOs are included but not labeled in some product. In other words, a technicality, with the bogey-man of expensive, anti- small-business legal action (questionably) attached. Really? (more…)
We've never quite gotten into the notion of competitive gardening. For us, gardening has always been a community effort, a share-the-knowledge and help-your-neighbor kind of thing. Of course, that hasn't stopped us from bragging about snap pea yields or tomato harvests (or the excellent things we do with our harvests once brought to the kitchen). But contests for monster pumpkins? We haven't had the garden space — the University of Illinois Extension division recommends that even for regular pumpkin vines you need 100 square feet per hill — or the necessary growing season and conditions to try it. But there's a lot of gardeners that do. There's even communities of gardeners dedicated to the giant beasts.
Currently, the record giant pumpkin weighed in at over a ton, a quarter ton increase from just six years ago. (more…)


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The ACI Foundation, a wholly-owned and non-profit subsidiary of the American Concrete Institute (ACI), announces the opening of its student Fellowship and Scholarship program for the 2011-2012 academic year.
This year, the ACI Foundation is offering eight Fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students and six Scholarships for graduate students studying concrete, through funds from both private and corporate donors. Applicants must study at a U.S. or Canadian university during the award year. The application process is open through Nov. 5, 2010.
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Macedonia is cutting the salaries of opposition lawmakers who have boycotted parliamentary sessions for a week following a stormy state budget debate.
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Macedonia is cutting the salaries of opposition lawmakers who have boycotted parliamentary sessions for a week following a stormy state budget debate.
Parliament said Thursday the 43 left-wing lawmakers will get a third of their normal January salary for as long as they abstain. Macedonia's 123 deputies make an average (EURO)1,000 ($1,300) a month.
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The New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets battled for the first time on Monday night, with Brooklyn coming out on top. The Nets defeated the Knicks at the Barclays Center in an overtime victory.
Ever since the Nets moved from Brooklyn, there has been a debate about which is the best team in the Big Apple. Both teams have made major trades in the past few seasons to position themselves atop the Eastern Conference.
The Knicks started out the 2012-2013 season hotter than any other team, winning their first six games. Now, they've lost three of their last four and are tied with the Nets for first place in the Atlantic division.
When former Atlanta Hawks guard Joe Johnson was traded to Brooklyn, he said his new club was the best team in New York. Does the Nets win on Monday legitimize Johnson's claim?
After the Nets victory, it might be hard to argue with Johnson's statement. Both teams stand at 9-4, but Brooklyn has the head-to-head victory. With their recent struggles, it could be argued that the Knicks are reverting back to the average team that they've been the past couple of seasons.
Much of the success that New York had in the first few games doesn't appear to be sustainable. The Knicks have made 11.7 three-pointers per contest, almost three more than the Miami Heat, who are the second-best team from behind the arc. It will be extremely hard for the Knicks to continue to take so many attempts from long distance, and make over 40 percent of those shots.
New York's turnover rate has also been extraordinary. Averaging less than 11.4 turnovers per contest, the Knicks have improved from being one of the most careless teams last season. In their losses, the Knicks are showing signs that their turnover number will rise, as they've committed at least 14 in three of their last four games.
Brooklyn has played very well of late. They've won three in a row, including two against the Knicks and first-place Los Angeles Clippers.
On Monday, the Nets showed that they are clearly superior to the Knicks in a few key areas. At point guard, Deron Williams made Raymond Felton look pedestrian. Williams' defense forced Felton to miss 16 of his 19 shot attempts. Williams dished out 14 assists in the win.
The Nets also have an advantage in the frontcourt. With Brook Lopez and Kris Humphries in the starting lineup, as well as Andray Blatche and Reggie Evans coming off the bench, Brooklyn makes it very tough for New York to do damage inside. Players like Kurt Thomas, Marcus Camby and Rasheed Wallace have size, but they are in the twilight of their careers.
However, it might be too soon to make a judgment after just 13 games and one head-to-head matchup. The Knicks did look dominant in the first few weeks, and will get several additions as the season moves along. Amare Stoudemire and Iman Shumpert will return to the team in a few weeks, and there's no telling how either player will affect the club.
New York also has a weapon that Brooklyn can't match. Carmelo Anthony looked unstoppable at times, scoring 35 points in the loss. He seemed to run out of gas after playing 50 minutes, but the Nets don't have a scorer of his caliber.
Yes, the Nets beat the Knicks, but the game was one of the closest played by anyone this year. New York led for much of the way, and Brooklyn needed an extra five minutes to beat their cross-town rivals. Jason Kidd, one of the keys to New York's resurgence, missed the game with back spasms, and could've changed the outcome, had he been available.
The Knicks might not be able to keep up the pace in which they started the year, but they showed in Brooklyn that they will remain competitive with the NBA's best. Playing the Nets on the road, it would have been one of their better wins all season long.
The Knicks will get a chance to face the Nets at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 19.
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Look ahead Q&A interviews the leading authorities on trends, challenges and opportunities in technology and innovation. This week's Q&A is with Marc Goodman, founder of the Future Crimes Institute and chair for policy, law and ethics at the Singularity University. He is a senior adviser to Interpol and has worked with the UN and the US government on global security.
1. You've written and spoken a lot about the dark side of "DIY bio" and "synthetic biology". Because of social taboos and government regulation around hacking the building blocks of life, does that mean they're more likely to be used for nefarious purposes first?
I would say no, because we've already had a lot of good that's come out of DIY bio, and we haven't had any known bio-evils as of yet. The people who are in it right now are doing great work to drive it forward, creating new businesses, better food, new forms of energy, and all of that is good for humanity. But we know that Aum Shinrikyo, the group behind the sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995, were looking for people with the skills to create bioweapons. They are exploring this for sure.
2. Which is likeliest to be the earliest abuse of biological hacking?
Identity theft. We've already seen it—not so much with cellular biology, but with general biometrics. We've already seen retinas stolen, for example. But I think as people start to use their DNA as a form of identity, there will be more.
3. What are the respective goals, of terrorists, spies, and organised crime when it comes to DIY bio?
The goal of a terrorist organisation is obviously an act of terror. Russia and Syria have biological warfare operations, and states will also compete with organised crime in the theft of intellectual property. Monsanto is spending lots of money to develop new genes, for example, and there will be those trying to steal their intellectual property, if that isn't happening already.
But the first really serious crime we will see is narcotics. Without a doubt, we are transitioning away from a plant-based industry toward a synthetic one, in which the plant genes responsible for the "high" are transplanted into yeast, for example, which can be baked into bread or brewed into beer.
4. Is there any chance to regulate such technologies, or is the genie out of the bottle?
The challenge is that it's a very asymmetrical threat. It takes just one bad actor to get a bioterror plot up and running. And you can kill not just one person, but tens of or hundreds of thousand of people. If you try to regulate it, people will venue shop. During the stem cell debacle under President George W. Bush, scientists said, 'If you make them illegal, we'll just do it in Hong Kong or the UK.' I know the FBI has started outreach programmes to scientists, bringing them on board with a version of 'if you see something, say something.' Instead of seizing equipment or cracking down on this stuff, they're talking to the community.
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Whether it's the views, the weather, or the facilities, figure skaters from around the world are singing the praises of Sochi after the first test event was held in the 2014 Olympic Park over the weekend.
"It's a beautiful arena and the atmosphere here is just fantastic," world champ Meryl Davis told Reuters. "We've been several times in Moscow but this is our first visit to Sochi. Everything feels great."
"For us it's a great privilege to be here so early," added 2010 gold medalist Scott Moir. "The venue definitely has an Olympic feeling to it It reminds me a lot of the arena in Vancouver."
Davis and her partner, Charlie White, won the first event held at Sochi's Iceberg Palace – the Russian Grand Prix. The pair said they're excited to return to Sochi in 14 months to try for the Olympic title that eluded them when they won silver in Vancouver.
Not everything is perfect of course. Traffic and empty arena seats seemed to plague the weekend's event, but the President of the International Skating Union, Ottavio Cinquanta, wasn't concerned. Those kinks are why Sochi will continue to regularly run test events leading up to the Games.
And the athletes weren't bothered much, either.
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If it were up to Shane Doan, he'd stay in Phoenix for the rest of his career. That much we know is true. With the team's ownership mess up in the air, however, it's led to him exploring a very eager-to-sign-him free agent market.
When it comes to the Coyotes, however, there's one thing Doan won't do: Sign a one-year deal. That's what his agent, Terry Bross, tells Sarah McLellan of the Arizona Republic.
Doan hasn't ruled out returning to the Coyotes, but Bross no longer anticipates Doan agreeing to a one-year deal with the team.
"I think the door's kind of closed on that opportunity," he said.
A multiyear contract is fine with the Coyotes, but they, too, have become bystanders in this process.
For a guy that's been the face of a franchise in peril for three years now, you can't fault Doan for wanting security in his own future. At 35 years-old, he's had a lot to deal with both on and off the ice and while Phoenix is home for him, he knows if it's not going to be the team's home for the foreseeable future he can't commit to them long-term.
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He prob wants a 4-5 year deal…. It's scary since he is a +35…. One bad hit and your cap is screwed. Don't care who gets him, just hope he stays healthy.
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MLS growth about much more than 'Brand Beckham'
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Major League Soccer waved goodbye to David Beckham on Saturday but while the praise for his impact on the game in the U.S. is genuine, the lasting progress made in the past six years has little to do with the Englishman's appeal.
In the build-up to the MLS Cup final, which Galaxy won 3-1 against the Houston Dynamo, club and league officials were keen to talk of the Englishman's six-year involvement as a "turning point" for the 17-year-old league.
But beneath the mantra there is a quiet pride that key elements in the undeniable growth of the league have really had very little directly to do with 'Brand Beckham'.
MLS commissioner Don Garber has nothing but praise for Beckham's off-the-field commitment to growing the sport in the States but says the impact has been mainly in terms of raising awareness at home and abroad.
"We believed that the league would grow and that David would help that growth but it wasn't dependent on him being in the league. I think that has proven to be true," he told reporters this week.
"We have had the overall growth of the league, with expansion, broadcast exposure and increased quality, David just took the global credibility and awareness to another level," he said.
The money spent on Beckham's annual salary, which for the first five years was around $6 million, garnered plenty of attention but it was just a fraction of other key investments in the league - such as $200 million put into construction of Sporting Kansas City's new stadium which has seen their average crowds jump from 10,200 to 19,400.
Overall, average attendance in the league has grown to 18,800, up more than 3,000 from the year before Beckham arrived but while there has undoubtedly been impact from the former Manchester United player's box office appeal, the clubs have benefited from developing genuine community fan bases.
Some of the most successful clubs, in terms of building a real fan base, are those who have joined the league in the wave of expansion that followed Beckham's arrival, such as the Philadelphia Union whose brand new venue cost over $120 million.
Since 2006, the league has expanded from 12 teams to 19 but plans for those new clubs were already under way before the Galaxy brought the former England captain over from Real Madrid.
"The league is in a good place. Expansion has been very successful, soccer stadium construction has been going on for many years and has helped establish a really solid foundation," said Garber.
"The quality of play continues to grow, ever game is televised nationally or locally. So while David helped contribute to our increasing popularity, the league is ready to move on and continue to be on the path we have been. We hope to be one of the top leagues in the world in the next 10 years or so," he said.
That is a very lofty goal, reflective perhaps of Garber's unique role in American sport of not only being the administrative head of the league, like his counterparts in the NBA and NFL, but a soccer evangelist.
While the growth of a fan base at stadiums is the main positive for the league, MLS still struggles badly to attract a major television audience.
Last year's MLS Cup final, also between Los Angeles and Houston, drew a poor 0.8 rating on ESPN and in contrast a tape-delayed Premier League game between Chelsea and Liverpool was watched by nearly twice as many households.
Never mind trying to reach the massive audiences for the NFL and college American football, MLS struggles to convince U.S. soccer fans that they are worth watching as much as foreign leagues like England's and Mexico's.
Garber's optimistic target may reflect the enthusiasm that has come from the performance of the league's most recent additions.
The Seattle Sounders, who moved up to MLS from the second tier league in 2009, averaged crowds of 43,144 this season.
"I don't think anyone thought that was going to happen," former Seattle Sounders keeper Kasey Keller told Reuters.
"We knew Seattle was going to be well received but I don't think anyone would have imagined that after three or four years it would be 40,000 a game and doing as well as it is. Then along came Portland and Vancouver to create those regional rivalries," he said.
Like Garber, Keller is thankful for Beckham's role in giving MLS what he calls a "global kick-start" but says growing the league is a long-term project with no short cuts available.
"You can't have a team based on one player and you can't have a league based one team with one player - that doesn't happen. It's part of a bigger picture," he said.
That bigger picture was evident at the Home Depot Center on Saturday with an entertaining game played in front 30,000 fans, decked out in team colours, chanting and singing as soccer fans do all over the world.
While the confetti rockets for goals and pre-game fireworks were a reminder of the national sporting culture in which MLS operates, there was also an organic crowd atmosphere that would be familiar to European fans.
Certainly the widespread fear six years ago that the Beckham adventure would be a demeaning circus, creating a bubble that would burst when he left, looks unfounded.
In Beckham's homeland, his move was ridiculed in some quarters with MLS described as a "Mickey Mouse league" and nothing more than a final resting place for fading stars.
But the signings of well-known older players with Premier League background, such as Robbie Keane, Thierry Henry and Tim Cahill, have been limited with most MLS clubs now thinking longer term - developing their own talent and tapping in to the adjacent and cheaper Caribbean and Central American market for hungry, young players.
The old jibes still annoy Garber but he says that on his international travels he is finding a growing respect among clubs and players for the North American league.
"I think when David came, some people overseas described it as a 'retirement league'. At that time we were a smaller league and didn't have nearly the popularity that we have today or the presence here and abroad.
"I think we have proven over the last five years that this is a competitive league," he said.
These days the old cliches about U.S. soccer are now more likely to come from the country's own sports traditionalists than those in the European game.
The decades old question "Will soccer ever take off in the States?" is now surely redundant with one of the real issues now whether MLS can win the hearts of Americans who prefer to watch Premier League or European soccer on television and who are often critical of the still patchy standard of play.
"We continue to surprise people," Garber said.
"There was a time when nobody thought professional soccer would succeed in America and nobody says that today.
"The question now is will it ever become what we want it to be?"
(Editing by Ed Osmond)
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