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"With the rapidity of the way technology changes, it's going to be hard to imagine what it's going to look like a generation from now," Podesta said. "But at least we can look out over the horizon and say, 'Here are the trends. What do we anticipate are the likely policy issues that it raises?'"
In an April 1 speech, Podesta teed up many of these issues. Despite the promises of using big data to improve medical care, business processes, government services and more, Podesta noted that the existing legal framework around data collection may be insufficient to inform Americans about the kinds of data they are sharing, perhaps inadvertently. Additionally, he said in the speech, "it's easy to imagine how big data technology, if used to cross legal lines we have been careful to set, could end up reinforcing existing inequities in housing, credit, employment, health, and education."
A related speech by Federal Trade Commission member Maureen K. Ohlhausen suggested that a shift in the data collection consent framework might be needed to accommodate researchers who find uses for data that were unanticipated at the time of its collection. Strict limits on reuse, she said, "would handicap the data scientist's ability to find new information to address future tasks."
The benefits of big data applications also have the potential to tilt toward affluent communities. Both Podesta and Ohlhausen made reference to an app called StreetBump deployed by the City of Boston, which uses mobile phone location data to detect potholes. It turned out that the app, which was downloaded by smartphone users, deployed city services toward richer parts of town.
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The White House big data study was pitched as a "scoping exercise" and isn't expected to lead to big new policy initiatives. The findings are expected to be released in the coming days.
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1. Re: Error in installing Experience Manager.Kristen G-Oracle Aug 17, 2012 7:07 AM (in response to Hoque)Hi Hoque. I know it is a bit confusing and we are working to simplify things in future releases, but you will want to install
Oracle Endeca Guided Search 2.1.2
Oracle Endeca Experience Manager 2.1.2
but you do not need both.
Oracle Experience Manager includes Endeca Workbench and the Experience Manager tool and is the option you'll use when the deployment includes a license for Oracle Endeca Experience Manager. The Oracle Endeca Guided Search package includes Endeca Workbench and the Rule Manager tool and will be used for deployments that do not include Experience Manager.
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I didn't expect to like the book as much as I did. I mean, it was amazingly well-done. Remakes of older works often seem kind of "queasy" to me, but I fell into this story very simply and fast. The narrator did a wonderful job, taking on numerous voices, genders and emotions will a dexterity that was awesome--when you remembered it was being done by one person, that is. I don't often give 5 stars, but I felt this deserved it!
"Great yarn"
Yes great storytelling, really enjoyed listen and it save me time being able to listen while walking or doing work around home
when fuzzies spoke for first time
always believed reading book engages your imagination but in time poor society difficult to find time. Wil Wheaton is a surprisingly good story teller and Scalzi has a good twist on old story but also enjoyed original which was a surprising bonus
No just a good listen all round
really enjoyed story then for original book to be included in purchase was fabulous.
"Fun story, leaves me wanting more"
I enjoyed all of the characters and the interesting story. I did not read the reference book first and look forward to listening to Little Fuzzy.
It made me take greater interest. I do not regularly read Fantasy, so was immediately intrigued by the idea of a classic and its updated treatment.
I do to know, but make both movies.
"Get your 'tween to listen to this"
don't know, haven't read print version
When he realizes fuzzies speak
I recommended this book (books) to my young grandson. He at first thought that the names Fuzzies would mean it was for little girls but then he really got into it.
"Great light book - laughed a lot."
Great light book - laughed a lot. Good for folks that are not SciFi fans.
"Best author AND best narrator: what a combo!"
I originally bought this book because I had just read Redshirts by John Scalzi and liked it a lot. I was familiar with Wil Wheaton from his Star Trek days, and his appearances on Big Bang Theory and The Guild. But I had no idea he would be such an awesome narrator. After this I searched out all the books he narrated and I'm working my way through them.
As for this story itself, it's a great science fiction yarn. Scalzi does a great job with plot, characterization and action. The philosophical underpinnings of the story are an added bonus and provide a lot of food for thought.
I also appreciated the inclusion of the original Fuzzy Nation for comparison. While each can stand on its own, I have to say I like Scalzi's version better.
Addicted to audible. One the best things that happened to me
"A legal thriller"
I listened to this thriller because I have some kind of affection to sci-fi and the ratings were high. The narrator really drew me in immediately with a very passionate voice and the story started building up. It took great twists and turns almost I lived it. The nice thing is that it turned into a legal thriller; I guess I learned a lot there.
I is worth your credit if you enjoy happy endings
"Scalzi and Wheaton did it again, I love these guys"
I definitely would, The performances made me feel like I had experienced the story myself.
Scalzi has a great ability to get you invested in a set of characters, and then play your emotions. There were times when I was glad I didn't have anyone around me because I was yelling with excitement (and hatred toward certain characters) at the development of the plot. This story (both the Scalzi re-spin and the original) really did a great job of entertaining.
I've listened to Wil Wheaton's performances before, If I see him billed ad the narrator, the book is automatically on my wish list. Wil Wheaton and John Scalzi are buddies, as Scalzi tells us in the introduction, and when they work together, I definitely want to hear it.
Yes. There were a few. I won't ruin the story for anyone, but like I said earlier, I was literally yelling as I listened, sometimes out of joy for some characters, and sometimes out of hatred toward others. This is just a great book, both of the stories are great. The climax and resolution of both left me emotionally satisfied.
I had added Little Fuzzy (the original story that Scalzi based his upon) to my wish list about 2 hours into the story, and was happy to learn that it was bundled with this download. Don't buy the other one by itself, it's included in this download! So this is a two-for, definitely worth my credit! A+++ will be listening to again.
"A controversial reading"
Yes, I'd listen again, and have done so. The story is excellent, and very well told. By story, of course, I mean Scalzi's version. Not to take anything away from the original tale (which is included in the recording) but I'm not interested in the first version. I'm sure it's fine, but I don't always get on with vintage Sci-Fi, whereas I do enjoy John Scalzi's writing.
The courtroom scene at the end of the book. It's tense and exciting, and you're not sure where it's going to go - we all want a happy ending, but happy for who?
How is this question different to the previous one? I like the moments when Jack interacts with his dog when other people aren't around. I like the first few days in the cabin with the Fuzzy family.
Papa Fuzzy describing the murder of Baby in the courtroom. Even with a silly voice, that moment has gravitas.
There have been mentions of the "he said, she said" nature of this story. I certainly noticed it more in this than in "Old Man's War" or the sequels, so maybe it's Will Wheaton's delivery. Whatever it is, though it can grate, I find the story transcends it and carries me along. I understand some people finding it too much, though.


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I really need to get my spectacles fixed. I thought the first of these titles was A is for ARMOUR and I got myself quite excited expecting to read about knights and armadillos and other erotic things that are protectively plated.
Not for the first time in my life, I was mistaken.
A is for Amour begins a series of alphabetically themed books from Cleis Press. Further titles in this series include B is for Bondage, C is for Coed and D is for Dress-Up. I havent yet seen C or D. B is for Bondage starts off with a typically arousing tale from Shanna Germain as she shows how a man and a woman should properly enjoy a vegetable garden.
But Im going off at a tangent here, arent I? I was reading A is Amour. I suppose thats one of the problems in having both books at my disposal. I can flick from one to the other, dipping in and out as I fancy. Or, to be more exact, I can look at the book that hasnt been picked up by my wife as she spots the jaunty retro-style cover of each title and exclaims, "Ooh! That looks like fun. Lets have a read "
Which is a fair point. Both of these titles look like fun. The volumes are smaller than the typical paperback (although they still contain full value for money) and they look resplendent with their stylish full-figured artwork that is so reminiscent of titillation from the frisky fifties. More importantly, inside each title, the stories live up to the promise of any title that comes from the heady combination of Cleis Press, Alison Tyler and a stupendous wealth of erotic literatures finest talent.
A is for Amour is a delightful book full of naughty pleasures that relate to the theme of love. And, while in some hands that could be an uninspiring collection, Alison Tyler has made sure this anthology contains something for every kink.
The collection begins with a wonderful tale from Saskia Walker that blends romance, a remote island in Scotland, and a couple with an inseparable passion. This is Saskia Walker at her most romantic, but still as ferociously hot as ever.
Tenille Brown introduces a tale of a woman who is most assuredly not in love. Tenille Browns heroine is so determinedly not in love that you begin to suspect But Im going to spoil the story if I carry on down that route. Trust me. "Strings" is hot and shows why Tenille Brown is such a respected author of erotica.
Then theres Radclyffes tale of a committed lesbian couple having a lunchtime fling. The romance is passionate, the sex is blistering and the story is scorching.
And, if you like things blistering and scorching, you wont be disappointed by Brooke Sterns "An Unexpected Love Story." Brooke Stern invariably builds three dimensional characters who are compelling and credible. More importantly, Brooke Stern spanks heroines with a force that leaves an imprint on the page.
Not every love story has a happy ending, but thats what makes each one of these tales so tantalising. A is for Armour contains varieties of love to suit most tastes, and all from writers who know how to make romance rock.
B is for Bondage has all the same attributes as A is for Amour but (unsurprisingly) with a little less amour and a little more bondage. Again, this is a delightful collection, edgier than many Ive read and including some bondage games that stretch the boundaries.
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This pair of titles shows a promising start to what will undoubtedly be a popular series. I can only say that, at this rate, Im looking forward to Alison Tyler teaching me the rest of the alphabet.
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The one major problem I have with people complaining about kimmo is he is by far still this teams best defensive zone defender. It's not even close. He is rarely, I mean rarely, out of position in the d-zone. He plays a great, sound defensive game, even though he has lost some foot speed.
I whole heartedly agree with you. He absolutely is the better defender when a) his opponent isn't faster and b) he isn't taking unnecessary holding penalties (Goes for Coburn too). His poor clearing of the puck on the pk was also not typical Kimmo, but it has been a pattern from the tail end of last season through to now.
I didn't feel he was worth the 6.5m he was under contract for, when they inked him to this years 6m contract, considering how broken down he gets. No one will ever question Kimmo's heart, tenacity and the fact that he would battle through hell for the Flyers regardless of his injuries he's sustained. The guy is pure WARRIOR. Infact, now that Lappy and Berube are at the helm, he's working harder than ever to block shots. But as it was explained to me earlier in hockey, if you're constantly diving and sprawling to block shots, you're probably out of position.
Ideally, it would be nice to pair him with Gus, and play him on the 2nd PP unit... giving way to Streit. Depending on how much PP time we get, have Kimmo give us a solid 15-17 mins while using Coburn/Grossman Schenn/Streit to log the rest.
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An essential role for calcium flux in phagocytes for apoptotic cell engulfment and the anti-inflammatory response
ABSTRACT Cells undergo programmed cell death/apoptosis throughout the lifespan of an organism. The subsequent immunologically silent removal of apoptotic cells plays a role in the maintenance of tolerance; defects in corpse clearance have been associated with autoimmune disease. A number of receptors and signaling molecules involved in this process have been identified, but intracellular signaling downstream of corpse recognition is only now being defined. Calcium plays a key role as a second messenger in many cell types, leading to the activation of downstream molecules and eventual transcription of effector genes; however, the role of calcium signaling during apoptotic cell removal is unclear. Here, using studies in cell lines and in the context of a whole organism, we show that apoptotic cell recognition induces both an acute and sustained calcium flux within phagocytes and that the genes required for calcium flux are essential for engulfment. Furthermore, we provide evidence that both the release of calcium from the endoplasmic reticulum and the entry of extracellular calcium through CRAC channels into the phagocytes are important during engulfment. Moreover, knockdown in Caenorhabditis elegans of stim-1 and jph-1, two genes linked to the entry of extracellular calcium into cells, led to increased persistence of apoptotic cells in the nematode. Loss of these genes seemed to affect early signaling events, leading to a decreased enrichment of actin adjacent to the apoptotic cell during corpse removal. We also show that calcium is crucial for the secretion of TGF-beta by the phagocytes during the engulfment of apoptotic cells. Taken together, these data point to an earlier unappreciated and evolutionarily conserved role for calcium flux at two distinguishable steps: the formation of the phagocytic cup and the internalization of the apoptotic cell, and the anti-inflammatory signaling induced in phagocytes by contact with apoptotic cells.
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- "Nonetheless, it is well described that cytosolic Ca 2+ elevations signal the beginning of a phagocytosis process, regulate the subsequent steps, and are necessary for the maturation of phagosomes (Nunes and Demaurex 2010). Indeed, the data of Gronski et al. (2009) show that Ca 2+ signaling is involved in the phagocytosis of ACs. However and contrary to our results, preincubation with BAPTA and EGTA inhibited TGF- ␤1 release from HMDMs that are exposed to ACs. "
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ABSTRACT: Ectosomes are vesicles shed directly from the cell surface. Human polymorphonuclear neutrophils release ectosomes (PMN-Ect) upon their activation. PMN-Ect expose phosphatidylserine (PS) on the outer leaflet of the plasma membrane, and down-modulate the inflammatory response of human macrophages and dendritic cells exposed to TLR-2 and -4 ligands. This down-modulation is mediated by PS via the engagement and activation of the Mer receptor tyrosine kinase (MerTK). In the present study, we demonstrate that exposure of macrophages to PMN-Ect activates directly 2 additional pathways, an immediate Ca(2+) flux and a rapid release of TGF-β1. As expected, the Ca(2+) flux was necessary for the activation of TLR-2 pathway with the release of cytokines. However, MerTK blockade with antibodies did not modify the Ca(2+) flux, indicating an independent activation of Ca(2+) by PMN-Ect. Striking was that the rapid release of TGF-β1 was independent of the MerTK pathway and did not require a Ca(2+) flux. TGF-β1 was present in cytosolic storage pools, which were depleted after exposure of the macrophages to PMN-Ect, and no increase in TGF-β1 mRNA could be detected in the 3 first hours when maximal release had occurred. The release of TGF-β1 by macrophages was seen only for PMN-Ect and not for PS-liposomes or erythrocyte ectosomes, which express PS. However, blocking the PS of PMN-Ect inhibited TGF-β1 release, suggesting that PS expression was necessary although not sufficient for this release. Interestingly, the effects of PMN-Ect pre-exposure were lasting for 24h with the macrophages being less receptive to TLR-2 activation and TGF-β1 stores remaining low. In sum, PMN-Ect induce several signaling pathways in resting and stimulated macrophages, which include independently the MerTK pathway, Ca(2+) flux and the release of stored TGF-β1, and each might influence the immunomodulatory effects of macrophages.Immunobiology 06/2012; 218(3). DOI:10.1016/j.imbio.2012.05.021 · 3.04 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Single-crystalline silicon-on-glass (cSOG) has been obtained using an "ion-cutting" based layer-transfer technique. Compared to previous attempts of realizing cSOG, extended silicon etching is not required and bulk silicon, instead of the relatively more expensive silicon-on-insulator donor wafers, can be used. Thin-film transistors based on cSOG have been fabricated and characterized. The stability of cSOG thin-film transistors with or without laser-induced annealing is reported.Solid-State and Integrated Circuits Technology, 2004. Proceedings. 7th International Conference on; 11/2004


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NanoArrayer(TM) a Key Element in Harvard Research Project
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Updated: 02/23/2015 - A child is dead and another is hurt following a house fire Monday morning in northern Kansas.
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Small pea sized bumps on lower back of head, behind ears. Anyone else?
Lymph nodes??
Posted 04/28/2013
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Posted 04/28/2013
My first son has always had issues with lymphnodes swelling. I first noticed them when he was a baby on the back of his head by his ear and the would always come and go. When he was 2 he had one on his neck that was progressively getting larger and not going down. After 2 diff meds it still wasn't going down, so they decided to remove it and do biopsies to check for cat scratch disease or a rare form of TB ( I can't remember the name of it). But the tests all came back negative. I'm sure its nothhing, lymphodes swell all the time and can even get infected just watch it for a few days and apply some warm compresses.
Posted 04/28/2013
Yep my DSs were always very big too.
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Posted 04/28/2013
Yes. My LO has them. They don't have enough fat on the back of their neck to hide them yet. My dr. had 3 new moms in her office the same day as us and we all expressed our concern.
Posted 05/08/2013
My daughter has one, and I just noticed another one. I'm getting really scared. My pediatrician said just to watch it to make sure that it doesn't get bigger. Still scared though. :(
Posted 05/08/2013
If it makes you feel better, I have had enlarged nodes most of my life and I am very healthy. I think some people just have them.
Posted 05/08/2013
But what about a nodule on the top of their head where lymph nodes aren't usually present? My lo has had one since 2.5 months. Her dr.said if it was there at her 4 month check up then we would ultrasound it. Well it's still there and her appt is next week....got me nervous :(
Posted 05/09/2013
I'm with PP, I actually have them as well. Funny thing is they only get inflamed when I'm sick with a head cold. Doc said I was no big deal.
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|Tom Brady returns to full pads practice, Bryan Stork, Marcus Cannon not spotted
|09.01.15 at 2:10 pm ET
FOXBORO — With a decision pending any moment from federal judge Richard Berman, Tom Brady returned to full pads practice for the Patriots Tuesday on a steamy afternoon on the upper grass fields outside Gillette Stadium.
Quarterbacks Tom Brady, Jimmy Garoppolo and Ryan Lindley were all in attendance as the Patriots continued their preparations for the New York Giants this Thursday night in the preseason finale at Gillette Stadium.
Among those missing from practice Tuesday were offensive linemen Bryan Stork, Marcus Cannon and Chris Barker. Fullback James Develin was also missing and is headed for the injured reserve list, which would end his season unless he were designated for return.
Receiver Brandon LaFell (PUP), defensive back Darryl Roberts, defensive lineman Chris Jones and linebacker Dane Fletcher were also absent Tuesday, as the team held practice hours before the 4 p.m. ET deadline to cut the roster down to 75 players. In all, eight players on the current 79-man roster were not spotted on Tuesday.
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|07.23.15 at 11:12 am ET
As training camp approaches, we'll offer a position-by-position breakdown of the 2015 Patriots. We started with the wide receivers and moved on to the tight ends. Now, it's the offensive line.
Depth chart: David Andrews (rookie), Tre Jackson (rookie), Chris Barker, Marcus Cannon, Cameron Fleming, Caylin Hauptmann, Josh Kline, Shaq Mason (rookie), Bryan Stork, Ryan Wendell, Jordan Devey, Nate Solder, Sebastian Vollmer.
1. While there are other players with more experience in the system, the new leader of the line is Bryan Stork. The FSU product, who remains the spiritual descendent of Logan Mankins (right down to the occasionally questionable facial hair, the nasty attitude and preternatural skill set), stepped into the center spot last year as a rookie and immediately stabilized the line. There were some durability issues as the season went on (he missed the AFC title game with a knee injury, and he was actually listed as questionable in the days leading up to the Super Bowl), but he was far and away the pick for New England's Rookie of the Year in 2014. As long as he stays healthy, there's no reason to think that Stork won't be the Patriots' franchise center for the next decade.
2. Nate Solder probably deserves a pass for any issues he may have had last season. The left tackle out of Colorado appeared to struggle at times over the course of 2014, but still managed to hold up well while protecting Tom Brady's blind side over the course of the season, and earned his first Super Bowl ring along the way. But in hindsight, the news that he had been treated for testicular cancer last spring means he fundamentally gets a mulligan for what happened in 2014. Bottom line? Solder isn't the sort to make excuses, but we'll give him an out here. Given a clean bill of health, we fully expect Solder to return to the same high-level status he enjoyed over the course of his first three seasons in the NFL.
3. While there are some questions about how he reacts under pressure, Tom Brady still remains really good at gauging the state of the New England offensive line. We've hit on this many times over the last few years, but it's tough trying to quantify good offensive line play — in many cases, you don't necessarily need the five best pure linemen. Instead, it's the five who work the best as a unit, so it takes time to find the best combinations. While the Patriots were going through those issues at the start of the 2014 season, one of the things that appeared to help turn things around (in addition to the evolution of Stork) was a concerted effort from Brady to speed up his release times. It's important to remember that things vary from week-to-week depending on opponent, scheme and personnel, but looking at Brady's release times over the course of the 2014 season, it was clear that getting the ball out fast in the passing game was a real point of emphasis for the New England offense. (For a deeper dive into those numbers from last season, check out Ryan Hannable's excellent story here.)
|Adam Schefter on MFB: Patriots 'rounding into form'
|12.12.14 at 12:42 pm ET
ESPN's Adam Schefter made his weekly appearance on Middays with MFB and talked about the Patriots' prospects in the AFC as they head into the home stretch of the regular season. To hear the interview, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
Schefter said it clear the Patriots are "the favorites in the AFC, for whatever's that worth."
"I think this team is rounding into form," Schefter said. "It's getting better. It's adding parts like Akeem Ayers and Jonathan Casillas and Alan Branch and LeGarrette Blount — guys that were essentially on the scrap heap that they're pulling off, utilizing, making them shine in roles they did not have with other teams. it has enabled this team to get better. Chandler Jones come back at some point here, they should obviously benefit tremendously from that. I certainly would not pick them to lose a game from this point on.
"They've lost two straight games to the Miami Dolphins. Does anybody think that the Miami Dolphins are going to beat New England for a third straight time in Foxboro on Sunday? I don't. I don't. And so if this team just continues to take care of its business and do what it's been doing, I don't mean to sound like a coach, but good things will happen."
Added Schefter: "Good luck to the team that has to come into New England and try win there in January when the winds are whipping and the fans are yelling and temperatures are dipping. That's going to be a tough assignment to do — not that it can't be done, because we've seen the Baltimore Ravens do it — but it's going to be a tough assignment for somebody to come in there in January and beat a Patriot team that seems to be improving."
Offensive lineman Marcus Cannon agreed to a reported two-year, $9 million extension Thursday. This raised some eyebrows because of how it might affect the team's other linemen.
"It gives New England options," Schefter said. "You've got a situation where Nate Solder's deal's coming up, [Sebastian] Vollmer's in a situation. Interestingly enough, Vollmer and Solder have the same agent as Wes Welker and as Shane Vereen. I could be wrong here, but I don't know if they've had any negotiations of any players and any deals since the Wes Welker experience. So these would be the first.
"Now, obviously you'd have to think both sides are going to be smart enough to put previous differences behind them and move forward and do what's best for both. … But there is a history there. And it will be interesting to see if that history plays into these deals at all and impacts the negotiations on the clients that these two sides have dealt with before."
Looking at the situation in New York with the Jets, Schefter said he expects owner Woody Johnson to clean house after the season, firing coach Rex Ryan and general manager John Idzik.
"I don't think that they're related in any way," Schefter said. "I don't think Rex Ryan will be back in New York, I don't think John Idzik will be back in New York. I think both will be released at the end of the season and I think the Jets will chart a new course and a new direction. That's the direction it certainly sounds like the franchise is heading. They've got to make decisions and make things official, but based on everything I've heard, I would be surprised if either guy was back."
For more Patriots news, visit the team page at weei.com/patriots. For more from Schefter, including his thoughts on Rob Gronkowski's kitten photos, Johnny Manziel and the Ray Rice situation, listen to the interview at the MFB audio on demand page.
FOXBORO — The way Bill Belichick sees it, a two-year, $9 million extension for Marcus Cannon is money well earned. The Patriots coach made that much clear Friday morning, hours after the extension was first reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Cannon showed his biggest value in 2013 when Sebastian Vollmer went out with a broken leg against the Dolphins in October. He took over at right tackle and helped stabilize the offensive line.
"Last year, he had an opportunity to play a lot," Belichick said of the 26-year-old offensive lineman out of Texas Christian. "I thought he played well. This year, he gives us a lot of depth at a key position. It's always good to have him on the field.
"He works hard and is very athletic guy, tough."
This year has been a bigger challenge for Cannon, who has struggled at times on the left side of the offensive line. He started the first three games at left guard, as the Patriots searched for a replacement for the traded Logan Mankins. But he seemed to find a more comfortable role in the tackle-eligible role when the Patriots went with their jumbo sets.
"Marcus works hard. He's done a lot of different things for us. He's improved a lot," Belichick said.
Belichick would not specifically confirm the new deal for Cannon, focusing instead on the upcoming opponent this weekend at Gillette Stadium.
"I don't really talk too much about contracts. Just right now worried about Miami," Belichick said.
Cannon was due to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of this season after signing his four-year, $2.338 million rookie contract with New England in July 2011.
Cannon's deal gives the Patriots some tackle insurance on the offensive line as Nate Solder is facing an upcoming fifth-year option of $7.43 million. With Cameron Fleming having missed eight of the last nine games with finger and knee injuries, that role has fallen primarily to Cannon.
|Report: Marcus Cannon receives 2-year, $9 million extension from Patriots
|12.11.14 at 8:15 pm ET
The Patriots didn't want Marcus Cannon hitting free agency.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the fourth-year lineman out of Texas Christian and the Patriots have come to an agreement on a two-year, $9 million contract extension. He was due to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of this season after signing his four-year, $2.338 million rookie contract with New England in July 2011.
Cannon is being rewarded for his versatility and the depth he provides on the Patriots' offensive line. But the bigger factor could be the upcoming fifth-year option of $7.43 million potentially due left tackle Nate Solder. Cannon started the first three games of the season at left guard before moving to his current role as third tackle and tackle eligible, a role he shares with Cameron Fleming. With Fleming having missed eight of the last nine games with finger and knee injuries, that role has fallen primarily to Cannon.
The Patriots drafted Cannon in the fifth round of the '11 draft, with the 138th pick, acquired in a trade from the Houston Texans. Cannon was diagnosed with a non-Hodgkin lymphoma in the pre-draft process. His value dropped, allowing the Patriots to take a chance on the big lineman. At TCU's pro day in March 2011, Cannon was measured at 349 pounds. Although he played offensive tackle throughout his TCU career, the Patriots listed Cannon as an offensive guard when announcing the pick.
Weighing in at 358 pounds at the NFL Combine, Cannon was the heaviest player ever drafted by the Patriots, and the second-heaviest player in team history after nose tackle Ted Washington.
Cannon began the 2011 season on the Non-Football Injury list as he recuperated from his chemotherapy treatment, which took place during the NFL lockout.
Cannon was activated to the 53-man roster after the Patriots' Week 10 game against the New York Jets, and saw his first snaps in the NFL at right tackle on the Patriots' final drive against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11. Cannon was selected as the Patriots' recipient for the Ed Block Courage Award.
After Sebastian Vollmer went on injured reserve in late October 2013, Cannon started the rest of the season at right tackle.
This season, Cannon has provided even more depth on the exterior of the line, serving as a tackle eligible when the Patriots got into their "jumbo" sets.
Patriots signed OL Marcus Cannon to a two-year contract extension, per source.
' Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 12, 2014
|Cameron Fleming (ankle/finger) misses Patriots practice, Julian Edelman (thigh) limited
|11.19.14 at 4:47 pm ET
FOXBORO — Some new injuries have appeared on the injury report for the Patriots in advance of Sunday's meeting with the Lions at Gillette Stadium. This comes following Wednesday's practice, which was held indoors inside the Dana-Farber Fieldhouse and was a walkthrough.
Julian Edelman (thigh) popped up on the injury report for the first time this season, and was limited in the practice. Edelman landed awkwardly on his side during the first quarter of last Sunday's game, and has taken a beating all season long, so it really seemed like a matter of time before his name appeared. The injury did not seem to phase Edelman as he missed just a few plays.
Offensive lineman Cameron Fleming (finger/ankle) missed the practice in its entirety. Fleming injured his ankle late in Sunday's game and did not return, while he suffered the finger injury Week 4 in Kansas City — the injury has been on the injury report since that game. Last Sunday was Fleming's first action since Week 4.
Finally, offensive lineman Marcus Cannon (hip) was limited. It was the first time he's appeared on the injury report this season. Cannon saw limited action Sunday as a substitute offensive lineman.
Chandler Jones (hip) once again did not practice and Matthew Slater (shoulder) was removed from the injury report. Defensive lineman Sealver Siliga returned to practice for the first time since being placed on injured reserve designated for return after injuring his foot in Week 3. The Patriots have 21 days to decide whether or not to add him to the active roster or shut him down.
For the Lions, wide receiver Calvin Johnson (ankle), defensive lineman Nick Fairley (knee) and running back Joique Bell (ankle) did not practice.
Here is the full Patriots practice report:
|Patriots reportedly set to shake up offensive line
|09.29.14 at 2:42 pm ET
The Patriots are expected to shake up the offensive line on Monday night, moving rookie Bryan Stork to the role of starting center, while installing another rookie — Cameron Fleming — at right guard and slotting the versatile Dan Connolly at the other guard position.
Meanwhile, Marcus Cannon and Jordan Devey, who have seen the bulk of the work at guard for the first three games, will apparently sit, at least for now. In addition, Ryan Wendell will move to a backup role. The moves come in the wake of some struggles up front over the course of the first three games of the season, a stretch where the team has had issues when it comes to pass protection.
Stork, who stepped in at center in the late stages of last week's win over the Raiders, arrives at the NFL level with a peerless resume, having played some guard before moving to the pivot, where he eventually won the Rimington Award last year as college football's best center. A captain and three-year starter at Florida State, he was a part of last season's national championship team.
"He's really a football guy; loves football, works really hard at football," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said of Stork on Saturday. "He wants to be a football player and he's dedicated himself to it; all those qualities that you love in any player but especially an offensive linemen. He's got strength; he's got a good frame for a center. He's got good length and height. He played in a good program, he's well coached, pretty good fundamental player. I thought he was as good as any center that we saw this year, the last couple years."
Fleming played right tackle over the course of his career at Stanford — he said he got some work at right guard in college "as a joke" — but took some reps at right guard this week in practice. In his relatively brief NFL career, he has shown himself to be a steady and dependable blocker, mostly working as an extra tight end/tackle eligible in running situations.
As for Wendell, he could be in the mix now to serve as a backup at either guard or center going forward.
"He's played both for us," Belichick said of Wendell, who has fundamentally been the starting center in New England since 2012. 'Ryan's a really smart player. He's one of the smartest players that we have, that we've had. He really understands everything that we're doing, including all the communication with the quarterback and so forth."
The news was first reported by Shalise Manza-Young of the Boston Globe.


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Focus on the Super Bowl. {Plus, the infamous, innocuous Tebow ad}
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Planned Parenthood's Super Bowl Response to Focus on the Family's Pro-Life, Anti-Choice Ad.
We Celebrate the Super Bowl by Supporting our Mothers, Daughters, by Trusting Women.
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On one hand, it is good to honor freedom of expression and allow people to speak regarding their views.
On the other hand, advocacy ads tend to attempt to support positions rather than dialogue. When we speak from positions we tend to polarize.
It is very difficult to change another's position, by its nature a position says, "Here I stand." It sends a message of being rooted and fixed. (Interests, by contrast, are more flexible and conducive to dialogue.)
Being rooted and fixed gives one some satisfaction when it comes to worldviews and values but being rooted and fixed defeats collaborative efforts to bring about understanding. It defeats awareness of interdependence in this world and it strengthens identities based on dualism rather than promoting awareness of connectedness.
Positions raise fears that one or both groups will attempt to coerce the other to act as they wish.
In the end each side insists upon the freedom to act as they choose but this demand for exercise of free will carries the caveat that interdependence—how we effect one another—will be disregarded.
The challenge, I guess, is finding a way to honor one another in our thoughts, actions, and words.