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'Doomsday Preppers': Include Pets, Too
By J.D. Ward on February 20, 2014 12:34 AM
One thing that I have never seen covered in the "Doomsday Preppers" shows, is preparedness for taking care of pets, especially providing for them in the bunkers or shelters the preppers are building. I shudder to imagine that they are all planning on leaving the animals to fend for themselves, so I've decided to address this issue, hoping to ensure the pets can be saved, too. …
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There has been a lot going on for the Sailing Team recently; read about the highlights below!
New York Yacht Club Visit
On Thursday, April 9, eleven members of the Webb Sailing Team and their coach took part in an evening at the New York Yacht Club (NYYC) in Manhattan. Trustee/Alum Greg Matzat ('89), was kind enough to offer the team the opportunity to see the historic club, tour the model room and library, and enjoy dinner and drinks.
One of the oldest and most prestigious yacht clubs in the country, the NYYC was founded in 1844 and has been at its current location since 1901. One of the club's greatest features is the Model Room—a room of extravagant architecture that's home to 151 full rigged and 1200 half models which overwhelm "even the most frequent visitor." As such, it should be clear that the effect on the dozen young sailor/naval architects was immense. The team wandered slowly around the room, wondering at the incredible beauty and vast history of the items within.
The Model Room is perhaps one of the greatest illustrations of sailing yacht design, spanning more than 150 years of development. In that century-and-a-half, designs have gone from shallow, wooden, centre-board schooners, like America — revolutionary in her time — to radical, deep-draft, high-ballast-ratio, composite sloops capable of performances that would confound the club's 19th century founders.
The team also toured the club's library, which houses a vast collection of nautical literature. Most on the team didn't think Webb's collection of books on these topics could be surpassed, but the NYYC library seems to have done just that.
The team wishes to extend sincerest thanks to Greg Matzat for hosting and treating us to dinner. Whether for the sailing team or students involved in anything else, the continued support of Alumni like Greg and others who take the time to mentor and share their experiences goes a long way toward reminding us of the value of the Webb community.
Regatta Results
For the semester so far, the Webb team has seen some good results:
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3/13 – 3/14 Ice Free Invitational at Christopher Newport Univ. 4th /8
3/20 – 3/21 CNU 2-on-2 Invitational 3rd /8
4/3 – 4/4 North Qualifier at Cornell 5th /12
5/1 – 5/2 Salisbury Invitational – Gull Gust 3rd /7
Full reports of these regattas and full results can be found online at http://www.webb-institute.edu/sailing.html.
1) Webb has three regattas left for the season: the Drexel Open, the Maryland 2-on-2 over the weekend of May 8-9, and our home regatta, the Engineer's Cup, May 15-16. Last year Webb finished second, first, and first at these regattas, respectively, so expectations are high!
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Tendinopathy is generally caused by overuse of a muscle-tendon unit. Over time, the strain on the tendon causes structural changes within the tendon.
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Achilles tendinopathy. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
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Achilles tendinitis. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Ortho Info website. Available at:
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00147. Updated June 2010. Accessed February 28, 2014.
Common disorders of the achilles tendon. American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons Foot Health Facts website. Available at:
http://www.foothealthfacts.org/footankleinfo/achilles-tendon.htm. Accessed February 28, 2014.
de Jonge S, van den Berg C, de Vos RJ, et al. Incidence of midportion Achilles tendinopathy in the general population.
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Irwin TA. Current concepts review: insertional achilles tendinopathy.
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Link: Comic 37
Title: R.I.P Beaver
Date: January 7, 2005
Summary: Beaver is dead, and Steve searches for a friend.
Onomatopoeias used: "SPANG!", "SQUEE", "CLIK!"
"Fin" style: On a tombstone with Beaver climbing out from under.
Number of panels: 7
Panel 1
Beaver's tombstone reads: "BEAVER 'he shone like a star' R.I.P"
Steve: "I can't believe he's really gone. Now I'm all alone, not a friend in the world"
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Emotibot: "Negative! Emotibot will be your friend! I long to know this feeling you call 'companionship'"
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Steve: "Don't be ridiculous! I want a real friend"
Steve hits Emotibot with a "SPANG!".
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Emotibot: "Emotibot... ...understands"
Emotibot rolls away with a "SQUEE SQUEE".
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Emotibot: "So... lonely"
Panel 6
The buttons are labelled "Obsequious, Fulfillment, Whimsical, Self Pity"
Emotibot presses the Fulfillment button with a "CLIK!"
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Emotibot: "Life is AWESOME!"
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- Obsequious - attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery
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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. bdi Written By wdon, California on Wednesday, January 21, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) very sturdy cabinet with plenty of room for all electronics Pros: well built, can support heavy amplifiers, easy to assemble Cons: a little pricey Was this review helpful? Yes No BDI Valera 9729 Written By Chris G, Ocala, FL on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very sturdy unit. Beautiful wood. Easy to assemble. Works great for my 65" Samsung and components Was this review helpful? Yes No Not Recommended Written By GlennM, Baton Rouge, LA on Friday, August 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I regret buying this piece. To begin with, it is made in China, even though BDI appears to be a US company. The original package came with a defective bottom piece, and worn/corroded pieces. the revised shipment, almost a week later, again came with fifty somewhat pieces all thrown into a bag and many were corroded and rusty. This is unacceptable for this much money. Do not think this is a quality piece of furniture, because it is not - it is just another piece of cosmetically manufactured garbage from China. The cheap cam fasteners provided cracked when trying to use them to secure the cam bolts together ( again, I had two sets of parts provided and had to use nearly all of them). There are plastic covers which cover the machine bolts. I have worked in the construction industry over twenty years, putting new things together constantly, and this is one of the top ten poorest set of directions and parts I have come across in that time. I do not understand the two five star reviews which preceded mine. The two glass shelves get dusty constantly Pros: 1.) This piece fit the corner I had available 2.) From a distance it looks ok when the glass shelves are not full of dust 3. Even though Crutchfield wanted to distance themselves from the problems and force me to deal with the manufacturer direct, through persistence I was able to get a response and the right pieces sent out. Cons: Poor quality construction parts, no direction on how far to screw pieces in. No cust. support # on assemble instructions Glass shelves - dust magnet Poor quality control and only one person to contact at BDI for customer support - good luck with their answer machine if you have to send it back, it is very heavy and there are no instructions to show how it was packed Poor assembly instructions and all pieces just thrown into a bag without any measured sizes Limited to 36 characters could 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Very Nice TV Stand Written By GaryW, Cincinnati, OH on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was hesitant to purchase a heavy piece of furniture that required assembly but I am happy that I did. The shipping from BDI was perfect and the stand arrived the same day as the TV. The Valera 9729 is a very sturdy piece of furniture. It easily supports my 55" Sony (it can handle 65" TVs per the advertising). The selling point for me was the ability of the unit to support a lot of weight. The two glass shelves can support any component that is needed in a home theater environment. I placed a center speaker, Blue-Ray player, a second audio player, and a receiver on the shelves and there was still a lot of room for additional components. Assembly was easy and while the instructions recommend two people for the assembly, almost all of the steps can be performed with one healthy person. The hardest part is moving the main box after it is delivered. I recommend opening the main box and removing each internal box before moving them to the desired location. I could have purchased a much less expensive home theater/TV stand unit but I wanted the stand to be high quality like the TV it is supporting. I highly recommend the BDI Valera 9729 if you need a strong stand for your TV and room for numerous components. Crutchfield make the purchase simple. Pros: High Quality materials, Looks great, easy to assemble Cons: N/A Was this review helpful? Yes No BDI Valera 9729 Written By Charlie, Long Island on Sunday, May 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very attractive stand. Shape matches well with new Samsung Plasma. Fewer steps to put together than you might think, but be careful and follow directions. Delivery took longer than the TV, but is was very efficient, considering the package weighs 170 lbs. Not for one person. Pros: Great looks and quality construction. Cons: Quality construction= very heavy weight. Don't try to put it together alone. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Preliminary info from the manufacturer Features and Specs General Features Stand Type TV Stand Style Stand Color Espresso Number of Shelves 2 Number of Adjustable Shelves 1 Number of Drawers --- Assembly Required Yes Main Materials WoodGlass Wire Management Yes Built-in Cooling Fan --- Width (inches) 58 Height (inches) 21-1/4 Depth (inches) 22-1/4 Stand Weight Limit 375 lbs TV Shelf Weight Limit 150 lbs TV Shelf Width 58 TV Shelf Depth 22-1/4 Parts Warranty 3 Years Labor Warranty 3 Years Sorry, the BDI Valera 9729 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Bell'O AVSC2164 4 Reviews $379.99 Shop all Entertainment Furniture Or, you can still... Write a review Search the website Go


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The original Latin form of Mark, of unknown derivation; it may possibly be connected with Mars, the name of the Roman god of war, or the adjective mas 'male, virile' (genitive maris). This was one of the very small number of Roman given names of the classical period. There were only about a dozen of these in general use, with perhaps another dozen confined to particular families. Marcus has been in use in the English-speaking world since the 16th century if not earlier; in the 20th century it enjoyed a considerable increase in popularity. As an African-American name it is sometimes bestowed in honour of the Black Consciousness leader Marcus Garvey (1887–1940).
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WASHINGTON — The nation's unemployment rate dropped to a five-year low of 7.2 percent in September, the government reported Tuesday, but employers continued to show reluctance in hiring as they added a moderate 148,000 jobs over the month.
The Labor Department report, delayed 2 1/2 weeks because of the partial federal government shutdown, reflected an economy growing at a lackluster rate. The latest job gains matched the pace since the start of summer but came in below Wall Street's forecast for an increase of about 175,000 jobs.
The disappointing growth is likely to reinforce the hesitance of Federal Reserve officials to begin a withdrawal of its monetary stimulus program. Fed policymakers are weighing a cutback in its $85-billion-a-month purchase of bonds, but officials have been waiting for stronger employment growth.
The economy added on average about 195,000 jobs a month in the first half of this year, but growth has slowed since then to about 143,000 a month, enough to keep up with population growth and new job entrants but much too slow to absorb many of the 11.3 million officially unemployed or help the nearly 8 million part-time workers who want more hours.
The unemployment rate has been inching down this past summer, but that's partly the result of workers dropping out of the labor force. The labor force did not shrink in September. The latest jobless figure is the lowest since November 2008 during the depths of the Great Recession.
Job growth in September was led by retail trade, transportation and warehousing, and temporary-help industries — with each category adding more than 20,000 jobs. The construction sector added 20,000 jobs, its strongest gain since February. Manufacturing was flat, and the once-booming leisure sector, which includes hotels and restaurants, lost 13,000 jobs over the month.
Government payrolls rose by 22,000 in September, though federal employment shrank by 6,000.
The 16-day partial shutdown of government offices and facilities, which began Oct. 1, had no direct bearing on the September employment data, but surveys and anecdotal reports indicate that the uncertainty over the budget stalemate weighed on employers and possibly their hiring decisions last month.
The increase in temporary-help employment may signal a pickup in broader hiring to come. Another so-called leading indicator, the average hours worked in a week, showed no change in September at 34.5 hours. Average hourly earnings for all private employees rose a measly 3 cents from August, to $24.09 last month.
It will take some weeks if not months before analysts can fully assess the economic impact of the government shutdown, but most economists think the temporary closure of operations and furloughs of about 800,000 employees will shave half a percentage point off economic growth in the fourth quarter. That would most likely mean fourth-quarter growth of even less than the sluggish 2 percent average pace since the recovery began in mid-2009.
Some reading of the shutdown's effect on employment can be made on Nov. 8, when the Labor Department's jobs report for October will be released, one week later than had been scheduled.
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WIMBLEDON - The Olympic quote of the first week was Serena Williams after she won her opening-round match against former Serbian world number one Jelena Jankovic. Coming off her thrilling win at Wimbledon recently and her subsequent run of 11 straight victories, Serena toasted Jankovic 6-3 6-1. Following her win Serena looked up in her box and gave the USA First Lady Michelle Obama, who was sitting with Serena's sister (Venus) a thumbs-up. She told the press: "They asked me did I mind if she sat in the family box," said Williams. "I was like, 'Of course not. Please, it would be my honor'. I love Michelle, so it was good. I gave her a thumbs-up just to acknowledge that I knew she was here. Obviously it was impossible not to see her but it was cool." Serena has never won a gold medal in singles, but she and her sister Venus have two gold medals in doubles (2000 in Sydney and 2008 in Beijing).
SO LONG: Up and coming tennis star Donald Young, 23, lost in his opening-round match to Italy's Andreas Seppi, 6-4, 6-4 at Wimbledon. The Chicago born tennis player came into the Olympics with a career-high ATP ranking of World No. 38. He reached the fourth round of the 2011 US Open, which marked his first appearance in the fourth round of a major. There was high hope for him in London, but he could not overcome Seppi and his run here is over so soon. The lefty tennis player has been compared the tennis legend John McEnroe, but he has yet to get over the hump. This venue was a great stage for him.
FENCERS: Also gone is former Olympian Peter Westbrook Foundation fencer Nzingha Prescod, 19, from Brooklyn, N.Y. as she lost to Aida Mohamed of Hungary 15-10 in the opening-round. The Columbia student made a late charge but couldn't get it done. The first-time Olympian said she was undone by nerves to a degree: "I feel like I could've been under better control in the beginning. I rushed too much with my feet." It did not help that Prescod faced a 36-year-old veteran in her Olympic debut. "She's not the ideal opponent," Prescod said. "She's been around a really, really long time and has so much experience." Fellow fencer Daryl Homer, 22, finished in sixth-place after the individual round. He said: "Me being the youngest person on the team, I think I have a big future ahead of me, but it was a tough loss for me, both for our federation, for myself, for my team, for our coach. I think in a few days we'll pick our heads up for the team event." Homer started at age 10 within the walls of the New York Fencer's Club under the guidance of six-time Olympian Peter Westbrook - just like Prescod - before learning the saber with the famed handler Yury Gelman. Homer, who ranked number one in the United States, said he worked hard to become first in the sport after an unimpressive childhood with the foils.
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A distant cousin to the triceratops, this massive dinosaur's name Xenoceratops foremostensis means "alien-horned face." The beastly creature has a rare pattern of horns on its head and above its brow.
The Xenoceratops is adorned with two hooks jutting from its forehead. It has two massive spikes that rest at the top of its head and a frilly shield around its neck.
David Evans, a paleontologist at the Royal Ontario Museum, said the creature used its outlandish headgear to show dominance or impress the females.
Although three fragments of Xenoceratops' skull were found in 1958, it was not until 2003 when Evans came across and picked up the pieces, literally, and began to unravel the mystery. It wasn't long until they knew they were dealing with a completely new species.
A native to Canada, the Xenoceratops' home is now scrubby woodlands filled with hoodoos and sandstone hills. It once used its birdlike beak to latch onto plants within Canada's lush river systems.
The heaviest, largest and oldest discovered dino, Xenoceratops foremostensi, is certainly one for the books!


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21 December 2006One of the most historic parts of Fortrose Cathedral is being brought back into use thanks to major renovations. The Chapter House and Sacristy, now freestanding but originally part of the cathedral, are the focus of a roofing, internal repair and refitting project that will allow the upper floor to be used as an education room. School parties and community groups will then be able to use the space for a whole variety of educational projects and activities.
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After a year spent working as assistants to other stylists, Erica Lavelanet and David Pena, two LIM College students (and roommates), founded their own wardrobe styling company, LP FashionPhilosophy, in early 2009. As word of their talent spread, their business has grown, and the two Fashion Merchandising majors are working hard to make a name for themselves in the styling world.
LP FashionPhilosophy offers personal image consulting and wardrobe styling services. When it comes to personal image consulting, Erica (who is originally from Commack, New York) and David (Pompton Plains, New Jersey) work closely with clients by helping them organize their wardrobes, reinvent their closets, and help them go shopping.
The wardrobe styling arm of their firm includes styling for photo shoots, commercials, ad campaigns, look books, films, and more. Erica reports that this aspect of their business is growing rapidly, particularly in the area of styling for musical artists and bands, including for album covers, shows, tours, and appearances. LP FashionPhilosophy is currently under monthly retainer as the full-time stylists for several emerging bands and solo artists.
A major high point for Erica and David was styling 14 models, including actors, socialites, and musicians, such as Gabe Friedman, lead singer of Dog Soldier and Bella Saona, lead singer of The Fire and Reason, for a photo shoot with the fashion label Skrapper in November. The label's designer, William Quigley, is a well-known contemporary artist who recently launched a men's and women's t-shirt collection. Erica and David were hired to style Skrapper's ad campaign and look book, working with famed photographer Antoine Verglas.
Erica and David also recently embarked on a relationship with sunglasses designer Mercura, whose products have been worn by Lady Gaga, Kanye West and Rhianna. The relationship with Mercura is twofold. The young stylists wear the sunglasses around the city and then blog about them in order to create buzz around the brand. They also style select music and entertainment clients in Mercura sunglasses.
As a "styling duo," Erica and David have also developed strong relationships with many up and coming designers, including S. Love, Karhiann Kerr, and Melissa Fortune, as well as with top showrooms such as Factory PR and Showroom 10.
Says Erica, "We are often told we are hired because of our youthfulness and our ability to think completely outside of the box. We are definitely edgy, are not afraid of evoking controversy, and pushing limits. And we do it all for the love of fashion, this city, and each other."


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Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 — Traffic collisions are the leading cause of death of teenagers across the United States and in California.
"The first year behind the wheel for a teen driver can be one of the most dangerous times in their life. Teens are far more likely to be killed in a vehicle collision than in anything else," said CHP Commissioner Joe Farrow. "Developing safe driving habits is the first step toward avoiding a collision."
Parents and teenagers can sign up for a Start Smart class by contacting officer Shaun Simmons at the Susanville CHP office at 257-2191. The next class is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21 at the Lassen High School library.
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And before people start in, yes: some teams have done what the Texans have done and kept their regime intact despite limited success. In those extremely few cases its fairly obvious the team is talented and they need to take make a few adjustments. Yet how about the teams that keep their regimes intact a year longer than they should? It happens almost every offseason. This year it was the Chargers and the Bills. Last year it was the Dolphins and Tony Sparano. Eric Mangini's Browns. Wade Phillips Cowboys. Etc, etc, etc.


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Wallace "Pie" Dent said that if anyone saw his wife, Kimberly, a month ago, they wouldn't have known she had cancer.
"She was so strong," he said.
Kimberly Ann Stoppa-Dent, 50, was a longtime teacher in the Charles County school system. She died Saturday after a battle with colon cancer.
When Kim Olson describes her friend to those who didn't meet her, she said, "The first thing I say is she was just a force of nature."
Olson said that Stoppa-Dent was a take-charge kind of person who had success with anything she was involved with.
Stoppa-Dent was a school teacher for 16 years. She taught social studies at Maurice J. McDonough High School in Pomfret for three years and then moved to Westlake High School in Waldorf, where she taught social studies for 13 years.
In 2008, she was recognized by the Charles County Board of Education as an exemplary employee.
Students who were struggling were the ones Stoppa-Dent targeted and helped get on track, Wallace Dent and Olson said.
Dent said that if a student had issues with a grade or a test, his wife would volunteer her time, even if it was a weekend, to help that student pass the class or test.
"She was an advocate for the underdog," Dent said.
In addition to teaching, Stoppa-Dent wore many other hats. She served as sponsor of the Waldorf high school's Future Educators of America organization and Students Against Drunk Driving club. She coached the school's mock trial and debate teams, and was the head coach of the Westlake cheerleading squad from 1999 to 2012.
"I called her the cheerleading director," Principal Chrystal Benson said when remembering all the things Stoppa-Dent did for the squad and the school.
Dent said that his wife and the other coaches would stay up late making sure everything was just right for cheerleading competitions for the squad.
When it came to fundraising, Dent said his wife "took fundraising to a whole new level."
He said that one time, she took charge of fundraising for the Westlake Bulldogs youth football team to go to a championship game. She raised enough money for the entire team to go on the trip, all expenses paid.
Dent said that his wife was always giving.
"She was the type of person who made you feel like you could walk on water," Dent said. He said that once you made it across the water, she would be the one standing on the other side asking what took so long.
Benson said that Stoppa-Dent was passionate about education.
"She put her all into providing students with good, solid instruction."
Benson said that her personality didn't hurt with her success as a teacher.
"She was a person with a great sense of humor, which made her very popular with students and staff members," Benson said.
Dent said that students often would tell his wife, "you are the blackest white person I know."
Stoppa-Dent retired from the school system in 2012 when she was diagnosed with stage-four colon cancer.
Dent said that like everything else she was involved in, his wife did her homework and worked to fight the cancer as soon as she got the diagnosis.
Her strength and determination helped her along. She was given six months to live and surpassed it, Dent said. The whole time, he said, his wife of 28 years stayed strong and many wouldn't have noticed she was sick by looking at her.
Her battle lasted 18 months, Dent said.
The Westlake cheerleading squad put together a tribute for their former coach that will be performed during the halftime show at the McDonough at Westlake varsity football game at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
Dent said that cheerleaders his wife coached over the years would be at the performance.
Dent said his wife pushed her students to be better at everything they wanted to do and helped them see potentials that they might not have seen in themselves. He said she was like that with everyone she met.
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Pre wedding visit for Royal couple
The royal couple make their first official vist to Northern Ireland, attending engagements at Belfast City Hall, Hillsborough Castle and Greenmount, College of Agriculture before heading to Belfast International Airport for their flight home.
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I know were all bummed about pretty much being knocked out of the playoff hunt but lets remember we are 2 missed FG's from being 7-5 so things are not all that bad. I just hope Ireland knows wtf he is doing this offseason.
I know were all bummed about pretty much being knocked out of the playoff hunt but lets remember we are 2 missed FG's from being 7-5 so things are not all that bad. I just hope Ireland knows wtf he is doing this offseason.
Excuses. Every team can look back and say they should have won more games than they did. We need to finish off opponents more consistently so we don't say the same thing every year.
We could also say we are 2 missed FG's from 3-9
Cincy missed one in the 4th that made them need a TD at end of game. Had they made it they probably kick a FG at end of game to win.
The RAM missed a FG at the end of game that would have sent the game to OT and possible loss.
Any team can say the just about the same thing.
I love these threads.
People always look back and talk about the games that we "almost won."
They talk about the couple of things that we could have done to be 7-5 right now.
No one ever goes back and talks about the games that we could have lost that would make us a 3 or 4 win team had we lost those games that we pulled out.
No one talks about the three wins against the Bengals, Rams and Seahawks that were won by a combined total of 10 points. What if those three teams had done "a couple of things differently" and we lost those games?
That's why we have five wins right now. Because we're a five win team. We're not a six win team...we're a five win team.
Typical dolphins...so close yet so far
Jets suck, Bills suck, Patriots suck.
The games aren't played in a vacuum
Sun Sep 09 at Houston Texans L 10-30 11-1 Sun Sep 16 OAKLAND RAIDERS W 35-13 3-9 Sun Sep 23 NEW YORK JETS L 20-23 (OT) 5-7 Sun Sep 30 at Arizona Cardinals L 21-24 (OT) 4-8 Sun Oct 07 at Cincinnati Bengals W 17-13 7-5 Sun Oct 14 ST. LOUIS RAMS W 17-14 5-6 Sun Oct 21 * * Bye Week * * Sun Oct 28 at New York Jets W 30-9 5-7 Sun Nov 04 at Indianapolis Colts L 20-23 8-4 Sun Nov 11 TENNESSEE TITANS L 3-37 4-8 Thu Nov 15 at Buffalo Bills L 14-19 5-7 Sun Nov 25 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS W 24-21 7-5 Sun Dec 02 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
And we lost to the pats who are 9-4
so we are 5-7 and 6 points away from being 7-5 AND THE TEAMS THAT BEAT US BY A FIELD GOAL SUCK...what does that say to you? To me it says that we are the top of the BAD teams in the NFL like we have been since pete S missed his damned field goal vs the chargers...
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After surviving a heart attack or other cardiac event, life
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What's not expected is depression. According to leading
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For some, these symptoms will go away on their own in
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much longer than necessary after a cardiac event,
and live each day waiting to feel like themselves again.
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a cardiac event to be evaluated by their physicians for
depression," says Bridgeport Hospital Chairman of
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concerns. Survivors can benefit greatly from early recognition
and treatment, because treatment can improve
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Facts about the cardiac-depression connection
About 1 in 3 adults in the United States who have survived a heart attack experience depression.
What is depression?
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In the past two weeks, how often have you experienced
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Add together the item scores to get a total score.
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Which Came First?
When it comes to depression and heart disease, numerous
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 14, 2010) - The ETSU men's soccer team will look to stay perfect at home this weekend as the Bucs face Jacksonville and North Florida in Atlantic Sun Conference play at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
The Bucs, who have won eight straight at home dating back to last season, host Jacksonville at 7 p.m. on Friday night, while the UNF contest is slated for 2 p.m. on Sunday.
ETSU (7-4-0, 2-2-0 A-Sun) is coming off of tough weekend as the Bucs dropped two road A-Sun contests to Stetson 2-0 and FGCU 5-0. The Bucs are a perfect 5-0 at Summers-Taylor in 2010 including conference wins against Campbell and Mercer. Junior Aaron Schoenfeld (Knoxville, Tenn.) is ranked first in the conference in shots with 41 on the year and is also tied for the team lead in goals with freshman David Geno (Kingsport, Tenn.) with three.
The Dolphins lead the all-time series against ETSU 2-0, while the series between the Bucs and Ospreys is tied at 1-all. The Bucs are 7-13-2 in conference play in the programs brief history.
Jacksonville (6-5-1, 1-2-0 A-Sun) comes into the contest having dropped both of its games last weekend to Belmont 3-2 and Lipscomb 4-2. JU's Nedim Hurstic leads the A-Sun with seven goals on the season, while Darko Karamatic is only two spots back of Hurstic with five.
UNF (1-7-0, 0-3-0 A-Sun) enters the weekend on a four-game losing streak with the Ospreys only win coming against Longwood. North Florida came up short against Belmont and Lipscomb last weekend as the Ospreys are looking for their first conference win. Rickey Lawrence leads the way for UNF as he has tallied two goals, two assists and six points.
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Its called 'Meatball'. So they need to get that **** straight. But I'm glad they're enjoying him, lmfao.
Its called 'Meatball'. So they need to get that **** straight. But I'm glad they're enjoying him, lmfao.
Die hard Dolphins and Devils fan.
There is absolutely nothing I miss about Sparano. I can't think of anything he did all that well here. We're better prepared, conditioned, more aggressive, more flexible. Every single player is outperforming what they did under Tony.
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I am glad we dont have to see a **** offense like that every week anymore. I hope Sanchez and Tebow get 5 years extensions.
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Remember folks, Mark Sanchez is a good quarterback because the Jets are (barely) scoring more points per game than the Dolphins. That's a GREAT statistic that totally backs up the fact that Mark Sanchez is an ELITE franchise quarterback.
But let's not cherry pick 'fantasy' stats and point out that New York has played two of the five worst defenses in the NFL and a Patriots team that is getting torched in the passing game by the likes of Russell "I lead the 31st ranked scoring offense in the NFL" Wilson.


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The top 7 music-related things on the Internet that have nothing to do with Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin
Hey, did you hear that Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay, are splitting up? Of course you did. Did you actually read through an entire news item about it before remembering that Gwyneth Paltrow is the most insufferable actress you can think of, and that's really saying something because there are a lot of them? Then there's the fact that Coldplay is, without exaggeration, one of the most boring bands that currently exists in the vast, vast landscape of offensively boring, mall-friendly, easily digested pop-rock music. It's the musical equivalent of an unsalted rice cake.
The idea that any music fan is spending any amount of time today reading clickbait about this topic hurts us. It hurts our hearts. With that in mind: Here are seven good music-related things to do on the Internet today, none of which are trying desperately to sound like a watered-down version of Radiohead and failing.
1. Read our feature on Sharon Jones kicking cancer's ass and coming back stronger and sassier than ever before -- with a brand-new album and an indignant stance on American healthcare.
2. Listen to a track off Mikal Cronin's new record, which drops next Tuesday.
3. Watch Jon Stewart talk about his punk days in Jersey with the Butthole Surfers' Gibby Haynes.
4. Read our interview with Stephen Malkmus, in which he discusses the Jicks' new album, name-checks Ty Segall and tUnE-yArDs, and advises teens to stop sexting and start a band.
5. Read the East Bay Express' profile of Meklit Hadero, cover star of our On the Rise issue last week.
6. Check out LA-based funksters Vulfpeck's highly creative use of Spotify to simultaneously fund a bunch of free shows and call out Spotify for not supporting musicians more, with a full album of silent songs that clock in at just over 30 seconds each, the length of time after which Spotify pays bands whopping royalties. Just kidding about the whopping part.
7. Pay your respects: Today, March 26, is both Steven Tyler's and Diana Ross' birthday. Tyler, 66, is celebrating by advocating for copyright protections in our nation's capital. Ross, 70, appears to be doing a lot of casino shows throughout the Midwest, and also still looks goddamn fabulous in a sparkly gown. It's also the 17th anniversary of the Heaven's Gate mass suicide.
Sorry. Um. Celebrate/mourn that one however you will. We'll be over here with Alicia Silverstone.
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Pillivuyt Tulip Bowl
A splendid service piece for salads, pastas or fresh fruit, this footed porcelain bowl has the graceful profile of an opened tulip. It's made in France by Pillivuyt, the esteemed producer of fine culinary ceramics since 1818. Oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. 4 1/4-qt. cap.; 13" diam., 5 1/4" high.
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