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1919 Quarter, MS66 Full Head
1919 25C MS66 Full Head PCGS. CAC. Splashes of lime-green
and orange-gold are somewhat deeper in hue and more extensive on
the obverse of this Premium Gem. Intense luster exudes from the
well preserved surfaces that exhibit sharply struck design
elements, including the vertical lines of the shield and chain
mail, in addition to the Full Head. The eagle's breast feathers are
somewhat soft. Housed in a green label holder. Population: 66 in 66
(4 in 66+) Full Head, 14 finer (12/12).
Intense Luster
From The Richard P. Ariagno, M.D. Collection.(Registry values: N1793) (NGC ID# 243B, PCGS# 5729)
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Skip to comments.Its This Bad [Outsanding from Dalrymple on England's descent into liberal hell]
Posted on 04/19/2006 5:32:55 PM PDT by Uncledave
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Well, that is true. Hopefully, the article is an exaggeration or written with the intent to keep things from getting worse. I like the English.
Simply wonderful. Every word a gem.
Original sin. But what I'm talking about is not "crime," but the British insistence that for a law-abiding citizen to defend himself against crime is somehow unacceptable.
The farmer who was burglarized repeatedly and then prosecuted for shooting the burglars ... what is his name again, Tony Martin? Talk to him about it.
Because of this belief, explaining the US's Second Amendment might as well be talking to them in Malay.
I guess their definition of what is "deemed sensible" and mine must not have much commonality. To me, "doing something sensible in the way of combating disorder" would involve shall-issue concealed carry.
Actually it would probably involve a serviceable assault rifle (and a supply of ammunition) in the home of every law-abiding, stable citizen, too. That's what the Swiss do; it seems to work.
Some months ago, someone posted TD's analysis about France's situation vis a vis the Muslim invasion/eventual takeover. Sobering reading, indeed.
Wow. Way to go!
As a Londoner i have to say that is complete and utter bollox, London is a lot smarter and richer now, The whole of the Thames are for a start.
No that is wrong, you are entitled to defend your self.
Tony Martin is always brought up and is always proved to be a bad example.
When Tony Martin shot those two intruders, they were running away from his house. Both were shot in the back.
Therefore it was deemed not self defense but revenge.
If he had shot them, in his house and claimed that they had surprised him, he would probably of got away with it.
Self defense is if you believe you or someone else is under attack.
I belted a bloke who was running at me with a bottle in the face with a metal dustbin lid, he went down nothing happened to me.
But if I then decided to give him a further lesson by battering him when he was on the floor I would of been done.
Your two favorite roles Brit bashing and American ass kissing
You can blame a lot of the problems in England (and elsewhere across the pond) on hip-hop culture. I was deeply depressed last time in London over how much it has filtered into their youth society.
Gangsta machoism, glorification of stupidity, foul-mouthed nihilism, abuse and degradation of women... all the lovely baggage that comes along with it. A cancer, plain and simple.
By saying "shell" I'm certainly hyperbolizing. But I have to say the city felt quite different to me in ways I didn't like. Friends of mine who live there tell me the same thing - many wanting to leave. They talk to me of immigration woes, increased drug use (in public view, that is), more aggressive youth, apathy of various public services, political correctness gone awry (eg Livingston's lily-livered comments after the subway bombing)
I do have a fond place in my heart for the Brits and England. Marvelous people and country. I've even kept up my overseas Viz subscription!
The problem is that these are subjects that are discussed more in the papers but are they worse than before.
Every one has a political correctness story that has happened to someone else not them.
More aggressive youth, I don't think they are any more aggressive than when I was there age.
Rowdy and noisy I agree but so were we.
And most youth are still polite, its easy to paint them all with the same brush.
There are more immigrants that I will agree. My Mums local pub is full of Poles and Russians.
As for Ken Livingstone he has always been mealy mouthed, he was a IRA supporter in the 70s/80s when we were fighting them.
We have a problem with drugs, although I don't think its a problem since those who went to raves and dropped pills were not so violent, in fact drug taking is dropping and drinking is on the up.
Thats the new problem binge drinking and the violence that goes with it.
As an aside when I was serving in West Germany, I saw the green book American soldiers were issued with, and they were warned about the drunken aggressive and violent nature of the British sqaddy and this was in the early 80s.
Where did you go unie.
LOL although its becoming a favorite place for young aggressive British male binge drinkers.
I have to agree. What has happened to the Docks is nothing short of amazing.
You can't deny, however, that crime is on the increase. And would be more so, if the statistics weren't crook. I have a friend who used to be a copper out in Buckinghamshire, and according to thim they are routinely cooking the books to make their statistics more palatable to the public.
I went to school there through Boston Univ which had (probably is still there) a small outpost they ran out of a brownstone in Kensington, near the Glouster St stop.
Following classes, students had an internship. I had mine with IBM at their South Bank office. The group I worked with sold into the petrochem industry and many of their clients were US energy firms: esso, texaco, etc. The IBM lads were invited to participate in their clients' softball league (it's like baseball) and as the only American on the team most of my interneship was spent teaching them how to play.
I remember telling people all day, "No, running after you hit the ball is NOT optional!" or "No, you can't bounce the ball towards the batter!" or "Take of those silly Jumpers!".
"Probably" is the word I have trouble with.
If you don't have the right to defend yourself in your own house against an intruder, your other rights aren't worth very much.
Where I live, the law is that you have the right to use deadly force to defend yourself or an innocent victim against an attacker who intends death or great bodily harm. The law further presumes that an intruder inside your house intends death or great bodily harm, no matter what he does.
Ha Ha, I suppose that's true, I forgot about that part. There were quite a few, however they stayed around the main pub crawl at night and were very pleasant around sunset when they were looking for breakfast.
A person may use such force as is reasonable in the circumstances for the purposes of:
self-defence; or
defence of another; or
defence of property; or
prevention of crime; or
lawful arrest.
In assessing the reasonableness of the force used, prosecutors should ask two questions:
was the use of force justified in the circumstances, i.e. was there a need for any force at all? and
was the force used excessive in the circumstances? .
Hope the link helps
LOL wearing or wrapped round the shoulders preppy style.
As an aside I think Viz has gone down hill a bit, but my faveirite is still Modern parents, Student Grant, Jack Silver Spoilt bstard and Art Critics
Viz does put a noticeable effort in trying to bring in new characters. I suppose there's only so many ways Biffa can get his "head kicked reet in" or San and Tray can stuff their faces and orifices.
I like the new guy who draws Harry Bestial and Drunken Bakers. It's amusingly cynical, dry, abstract, creepy.
Modern Parents and Student "Gwant" indeed take great stabs at the culture. I'd add Millie Tant to that list.
If you have been robbed repeatedly, then shooting the @$$holes is just a little common-sense prevention. Since the law will do nothing about them, Martin would be at their mercy when they decided to return. Martin was engaged in self-defense against potentially violent invaders who repeated invaded his home.
The fact they fearlessly invaded his home while he was there is, by itself, proof that he was justified.
I was there from February to June of 1990. I remember a prison riot, and then I had friends who got accidentally caught up in the Poll Tax riots in Piccadilly (May '90?). When did the miners strikes, race riots and Notting Hill riots take place?
You're very correct, no time is ever perfect, and I admit even then, there were some rough patches. Our dorms were right in Bloomsbury, on Gower Street, and even in such a ritzy neighborhood, there were some nasty elements. The IRA was very active at that time--so we were always on the lookout for suspicious packages in pubs, on the tube, etc. In fact, a year later, my friend was just a street over when a bomb took out a couple of store fronts. When I call it a golden age, I admit that a lot of my perception of London is colored with that rosey glow of youth.
Although, being a kid raised in a scruffy little Florida beach town, I was struck at how incredibly polite people were in the UK. I'd spent considerable time before going to London in NYC and Philly, so when I came to the UK--I was flabbergasted at how formal (which I liked) and polite so many Britons were, from bricklayers to Barristers. Now, it may have been because, at the time (sigh...) I was a cute twenty-something coed, but I always found complete strangers to be helpful and friendly.
And going out into the country, to the small towns, was such an incredible treat. I can't remember what town we'd gone to--but I spent several hours talking about Tobey jugs (yeah, I know they're goofy...) with a pub owner. I found England to be incredibly welcoming.
From the mid-90s onward, I noticed the little niceties had started eroding. I used to get a giggle out of hearing people say, "Sorry..." when they'd invade your personal space on the Tube (again, I was used to much more brusque behavior). But, as the decade progressed, I'd encounter ruder and ruder behavior on my trips to the city. And, yes, while we have them in the states, the white kids pretending to be hard core 'gangsta rap' criminals with their gold chains and track suits just depressed me when I encountered them in the UK.
Although, I was really impressed with how they'd fixed up the areas south of the Thames (like around the museum of Science and Industry, the now-closed MOMI, etc.) and up around Islington.
I hope I am wrong, and that London still has that 'spark'. It holds such a special place in my heart. Now... if you tell me where I can find a decent pint of Websters Bitters, I'll be forever greatful.
We're actually really interested in eastern europe these days. I've heard great things about Prague, but Poland as well.
LOL you know and I know that wont wash in a court of law in America never mind Britain, it would be nice if it could, taking them out before or after they commited a crime, but then we would not need the police and courts, and while you (maybe) and I would not abuse the system, there are many who would.
The problem is the law is the law and while criminals don't mind breaking the law that is what makes them criminals.
What we need is a tougher sentencing structure.
(Blush) I admit I get more aggressive on the journey to work, just shattered on the way home.
Lager drinker myself, but will ask around.
Cheers Tony
You are missing something. Yeah, maybe the country should not be written off. Having never been there I can't judge either way. But one thing is clear from the articles that he pointed out. The fact that they were printed does NOT mean those things are not common. If is very clear they youths beating up bystanders is common and these cases were only reported because of the severity of the injury that resulted. How many other cases did the victim only get some bruises or a broken bone and recovered within weeks. Such stories would not get reported.
Some of the stories he talks about are merely outrageous rather than injurous (e.g., the "gay" horse). Therefore your theory is out the window on the first go. The fact that we are supposed to be outraged by these stories indicates how uncommon they are, and how they grate on our sense of justice. If our sense of justice was not provoked by these stories, then I'd be packing my bags for Australia. But they do, and so I'm not.
I thought about this yesterday when I had to go to a mall. I generally rarely interact with the masses here (just south of SF), but I have noticed that they are just becoming more and more ignorant. And I don't just mean their complete lack of formal education, but also the values that they take seriously.
If I see one more middle-class white or Asian kid with his pants around his knees and a baseball cap on sideways, I'm gonna go postal.
One kid I who walked past me yesterday had on the full gangsta attire - cami shirt, cami-jacket, the requisite bling, the cami SF Giants hat on sideways and his cami pants around his thighs. I think I must have been smirking because he turned around to look at me - obviously trying to decide if he wanted to confront me for "dissin'" him. He wisely chose not to, but you could tell he was thinking it.
From Homer Simpson to SpongeBob to the latest rap lyrics, ignorance is celebrated in this country. And if you're going to listen to SpongeBob, why wouldn't you listen George Clooney?
But unfortunately, ignorance isn't the opposite of reason, violence is. And the violence which comes from ignorance is alive and well and growing here in the US.
RE post #2, first thing I thought of.
"But unfortunately, ignorance isn't the opposite of reason, violence is."
Nice thought for the day, thanks.
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Patriots position-by-position breakdown: Quarterback
|02.01.14 at 11:08 am ET
With the Patriots done for the year, we've got an end of the year position-by-position breakdown of where the roster stands. We started with special teams, wide receivers, tight ends and running backs. Now, it's time for the quarterback.
Depth chart: Tom Brady (380-for-628, 61 percent, 4,343 passing yards, 25 TDs, 11 INTs), Ryan Mallett.
Overview: It was perhaps the singular most complicated and complex season for Brady in his professional career, as the New England offense went through multiple looks and different schemes. Wave after wave of different personnel were shuffled through, and some were incredibly important one week and completely irrelevant the next. As a result, it stands to reason why Brady may have had an uneven year — few quarterbacks could have handled the constant rotation, series of injuries and flat-out different looks as well as he did. Because of injuries, week-to-week game-planning, weather conditions and the surprise emergence of some new faces, the Patriots went from an offense seeking an identity to a pass-first group to a run-heavy set, and the quarterback was able to handle it better than most.
There are a lot of reasons why this New England team was able to overachieve on a fairly consistent basis over the course of the year, but if Brady's not there, there's no way this team gets as far as it did. There were sizable stretches over the course of the season where he was dominant — November 2013 was one of the finest months of his career — and it's a tribute to his skills that he was constantly in the MVP discussion despite a relatively subpar statistical year. He had just as many late-game comebacks as he had at any point in his career, and even as he entered his late thirties, he proved his flair for the dramatic was just as keen as it was a decade before.
That being said, there were also large portions of the season where the frustration got to him. No one outside of Gillette Stadium is completely sure how much of the issues were tied to the quarterback, or rookie receivers doing the wrong thing. But stripped of so many of the offensive options he had grown accustomed to over the course of previous year, there were times where he was easily flustered, and other times where he appeared overwhelmed as he was unable to jumpstart an occasionally sluggish New England offense that had a nasty habit of slow starts. And when the team needed him to lift his game to the next level in the AFC title game, he was inconsistent, missing key throws early to Julian Edelman, Matthew Slater and Austin Collie. That led to an early deficit the Patriots were unable to bounce back from.
Brady leaves a mixed legacy when it comes to the 2013 season. Was it his best year statistically? Certainly not, at least when it comes to his own occasionally ridiculous standards. And there were fits of Marinoesque rage that made him appear small and petty. But at the same time, he was truly great for several key stretches, showing an ability to lift his team through key moments. And despite all the personnel changes, he was able to work the controls of an offense that actually outscored the Broncos over the second half of the regular season. In addition, he played a major role in infusing the 2013 team with a level of mental toughness that hadn't been seen around Foxboro for the better part of the last decade.
In the end, it was a year of personal and professional growth for the quarterback, who — by his own admission — had to take on a new series of responsibilities in 2013, holding weekly film sessions with the rookie receivers and working as a mentor to several members of his own offense. (It's odd to think that Aaron Dobson was just 10 years old when Brady and the Patriots beat the Rams at Super Bowl XXXVI.) If he and his charges can learn from the hard lessons of 2013 and apply them going forward, buoyed by the return of Rob Gronkowski, there's no reason to think that the quarterback and the rest of the offense can't be even more competitive in 2014.
Best moment: Brady's four-game stretch — from Nov. 3 through Dec. 1 — was as good a period as any period (statistically) as any series of games over the course of his career. Against the Steelers, Panthers, Broncos and Texans, Brady went 115-for-164 (70 percent) for 1,443 yards with 10 touchdowns and two interceptions — a per game average of 29-for-41 for 358 yards, 2.5 TDs and 0.5 INTs. In retrospect, it wasn't coincidental that this was also the best four-game stretch of the season for Gronkowski.
Worst moment: The Oct. 6 loss to the Bengals in Cincinnati was the statistical (and offensive) nadir for Brady and the New England offense. The quarterback was 18-for-38 for 197 yards and a pick. In the midst of a monsoon, a last-minute drive by Brady and the Patriots fells short when he misfired on a late pass attempt. The contest marked the end of Brady's streak of games with a touchdown pass at 52.
By the numbers: 5. Per Pro Football Reference, Brady led five game-winning drives in 2013. It was tops in the league in 2013, and tied with 2001 for the tops in his career in a single season (As defined by PFR, game-winning drives are defined as an offensive scoring drive in the fourth quarter or overtime led by the quarterback that puts the team ahead for the last time.)
Money quote: 'In my opinion, [it's] by far the most impressive performance in any season that Tom has had. I know the numbers are not Tom Brady-like numbers. But based on the situation, the cast around him, the fact he is more of a player-coach, which is always tough; you're teaching in the huddle, at the line, getting guys lined up. It is a testament to how good he really is.' — Former MVP Brett Favre, speaking with NFL Network on Brady's 2013 season
Court papers reveal prosecutors abandon Carlos Ortiz as witness against Aaron Hernandez
|02.01.14 at 10:29 am ET
At least one murder case against 24-year-old Aaron Hernandez appears to be turning in the favor of the former Patriots tight end.
Carlos Ortiz, the star witness against Hernandez in the murder of Odin Lloyd, will not be called as a witness in the trial against Hernandez. Hernandez stands charged with first-degree murder of the former 27-year-old semi-pro linebacker this past June. He was charged in late June and immediately cut by the Patriots.
Various reports early on in the case indicated that Ortiz became the star witness based on information apparently obtained from him in the course of search and arrest warrants.
On Friday, it became apparent from paperwork filed in court, and obtained by the Taunton Daily Gazette, that prosecutors view Ortiz as "completely unreliable" based on the fact that his allegations against Hernandez had changed significantly.
According to the Associated Press, prosecutors want to review Hernandez's phone conversations in search of 'coded messages' that could show Hernandez was talking about the murder of Lloyd with his fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins, and/or his cousin, Tanya Singleton.
Prosecutors plan to argue that Hernandez discussed Lloyd's murder in coded fashion, which allegedly included Hernandez's "belief about his criminal liability" and the "extent of his control over persons charged as accessories."
Now, without witness Ortiz, allegedly in the car with Hernandez when Lloyd was shot, it figures to be much, much harder to prove Hernandez guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Authorities still have the chance to call the other alleged passenger in the car, Ernest Wallace, but they also have serious doubts about his credibility in testifying against Hernandez in the case.
This case seems much more murky than the double-homicide case being prepared against Hernandez. In January, Bristol (Conn.) police filed an affidavit in which they suggest an SUV found at Hernandez's uncle's home in Connecticut may have been involved in a double-murder in Boston in July 2012.
Bristol police believe there is "probable cause to believe Hernandez was operating the suspect vehicle used in the shooting deaths, and may have been the shooter," in the July 2012 murders of Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado, according to the affidavit.
Report: Pepper Johnson joining Bills coaching staff
|01.31.14 at 8:57 pm ET
Pepper Johnson will be joining the Bills coaching staff, according to Pete Roussel of Coachingsearch.com.
Johnson joined the Patriots as assistant linebackers coach in 2000. He was the team's inside linebackers coach from 2001-03, the defensive line coach from 2004-11 and the linebackers coach the past two seasons. One day after New England lost to the Broncos in the AFC title game, he announced he was leaving the organization, saying he was going to "embrace this new chapter in my life."
Johnson's title has not been announced, but given his background, it's not a stretch he could be considered for either the job of linebackers coach or defensive line coach — the Bills do not currently have linebacker coach, while defensive line coach Anthony Weaver has been linked to a new job with the Browns. It is interesting to note that he'll be working with a coach from the Bill Belichick tree — new Bills defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz worked for Belichick roughly 20 years ago in Cleveland.
(UPDATE, 9:23 p.m.: Multiple reports now indicate that Johnson will serve as the Bills' defensive line coach.)
For more Patriots news, check out weei.com/patriots.
Local company again programmed for Super Bowl success
|01.31.14 at 5:44 pm ET
While the Patriots won't be representing New England in the big game on Sunday in New Jersey, there will be a distinct New England influence throughout the stadium.
The most popular – and accessible – souvenir of any Super Bowl is the official game program. The publisher is H.O. Zimman, Inc. is based in Lynn, Massachusetts.
This year's program features 288 highly-glossed pages, including team bios and the summation of the 2013 NFL season, including the playoffs.
There are features on the host region of New York and New Jersey, including stories on the most famous NFL championship game ever played, the 1958 championship played across the Hudson River at the old Yankee Stadium.
Zimman estimates that there is a circulation of one million copies with a "pass-on" value of five readers per copy, with extensive distribution throughout the United States, with saturation in the South and in the home markets of the two Super Bowl teams.
Forbes magazine agrees, listing the Super Bowl as 'the world's most valuable sporting events brand."
Advertisers' messages also will appear in the digital versions of the Super Bowl XLVII Official Souvenir Magazine and 2013 Pro Bowl Official Magazine. In the weeks following the games, both magazines will be available for free viewing and hardcopy purchase on NFL.com. NFL.com expects to receive more than 50 million unique visits and experience approximately 500 million page views during this time.
The cost of the program is $20.
Patriots introduce variable pricing for fans in 2014
|01.31.14 at 5:08 pm ET
FOXBORO — Variable pricing is coming to Gillette Stadium.
The team announced Friday that, starting in 2014, the team will utilize variable pricing for their season ticket packages for the first time. The concept is already used by most professional sports leagues and many of the NCAA's largest college football programs. In the NFL, the Patriots are among the first to announce their intentions to implement the new pricing strategy.
This year's season tickets will list different prices for games in the three categories of "Preseason" (two games), "Premier" (four games) and "Marquee" (four games). While the season tickets will show three different prices for the 10 home games, the overall price of the season tickets will not change due to variable pricing. Rather, the pricing is intended to better reflect the value and expected demand of each game. Individual game tickets will continue to be sold at a higher price, giving season ticket holders the greatest value for their Patriots game tickets.
The team announced that With variable pricing, demand can vary based on multiple factors, including the opponent, day of the week, time of the game and placement of the game on the schedule. Preseason games will now be priced at approximately 50 percent of the Premier games, while the most anticipated Marquee games, such as the 2014 rematch of the 2013 AFC Championship Game between the Patriots and Broncos, will be assigned a value approximately 25 percent higher than "Premier" games. The prices in the Premier category reflect the standard ticket pricing from last year, of which five of the seven categories have not changed.
While the Patriots have not had a stadium-wide ticket increase since after the 2007 season, they will have pricing adjustments in two of the three lower bowl seating categories at Gillette Stadium this year. Price adjustments will be made in the midfield and end zone sections on the 100-level, with prices increasing by an average of $10 and $18, respectively, per ticket. The prices in the remaining seating categories, including all seats on the Mezzanine and Upper levels will not change.
The new ticket prices for the Preseason, Premier and Marquee games are listed below, along with the total season ticket package price.
The annual season ticket renewal packets will be sent out in mid February with a payment deadline of March 31.
|Variable Price per Game
|Seating Level and Area
|Lower Level Midfield
|Lower Level Sideline
|Lower Level Corner/End Zone
|Mezzanine Level Corner
|Upper Level Midfield
|Upper Level Sideline
|Upper Level Corner
* Price unchanged since 2008.
** Price unchanged since 2012.
Media prognosticators split heading into Super Bowl
|01.31.14 at 1:56 pm ET
What happens when the best defense in the league faces off against the best offense? Even media prognosticators aren't too sure.
ESPN's group of 13 analysts heavily favor the Broncos, with nine leaning toward Denver and just three favoring Seattle. Eric Allen, Merril Hoge, Ron Jaworski, KC Joyner, Chris Mortensen, Adam Schefter, Mark Schlereth, Tom Jackson, and Mike Ditka all believe that the Broncos will take the Super Bowl title. Meanwhile, Seth Wickersham, Keyshawn Johnson and Cris Carter project the Seahawks will take home the trophy. Mike Golic did not choose a team.
Who wins Sunday's Super Bowl?
- Seahawks in a close game in regulation (63%, 275 Votes)
- Broncos in a close game in regulation (20%, 86 Votes)
- Seahawks in a rout (9%, 38 Votes)
- Broncos in a rout (7%, 30 Votes)
- Seahawks in overtime (1%, 5 Votes)
- Broncos in overtime (0%, 0 Votes)
Total Voters: 434
The prognosticators at SB Nation gave the advantage to Seattle. Ryan Van Bibbler, Joel Thorman, Jason Chilton and Matt Ufford went with the Seahawks, while Stephen White and David Fucillo say the Broncos will win it.
Meanwhile, the CBS Sports panel came out completely split. Pete Prisco, Will Brinson, Josh Katzowitz and Jamey Eisenberg think Denver will win, whereas Jason La Canfora, Ryan Wilson, John Breech and Dave Richard favor Seattle.
Sports Illustrated's panel was also split as Don Banks, Chris Burke, and Jim Trotter predicted the Broncos and Austin Murphy, Tom Mantzouranis and Doug Farrar went with the Seahawks.
Following are more predictions from around the country.
Elliot Harrison, NFL.com, Broncos 27, Seahawks 23: "The weather won't be bad enough to slow [Peyton Manning's] air game drastically. If Seattle is to have a chance, [Russell Wilson] and the 'Hawks will have to get it together in the air to make it close at the end. Ultimately, though, given how the Broncos defense has played of late, I feel that Denver will win Super Bowl XLVIII."
Don Banks, Sports Illustrated, Broncos 24, Seahawks 20: "Elite defense usually trumps elite offense in Super Bowl showdowns of this ilk, and sometimes in blowout fashion (think Tampa Bay over Oakland from 11 years ago). But not this time. I can't shake the feeling that it's Peyton Manning's year and the rest of us are just along for the ride. Even the much-discussed weather will wind up breaking right for the Denver passing game on Sunday in the Meadowlands."
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Hall of Fame quarterback and ESPN analyst Steve Young joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss quarterback legacies. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
Many in the media have argued whether or not Peyton Manning will solidify his spot as the best quarterback of all time if he wins the Super Bowl this weekend.
"You can say, 'Oh, it's just perception and truly teams go to the Super Bowl,' " Young said. "It doesn't matter. That's what it is. … I think Peyton at this point recognizes he laid it all out here in the seasons he's had, but I think that he's getting sick of hearing about his postseason record. The Super Bowl championship would stop that part of it.
"That's the part of life that never goes away, even 15 years after I played, there are things that happened that I still hear about because they happened and I can't stop it. Peyton would not want to retire and always hear about his postseason record. It would drive him crazy."
For Young, Tom Brady is a great quarterback because of the way he plays even without strong weapons on the field with him.
"Tom has done more with less than anyone who ever played," Young said. "He is a master, and it's remarkable. Literally during the season, there are games I can't believe what he just did with what he had. You can say that's a fault of the GM or injuries or bad luck. It doesn't really matter, that's just a fact. That's part of the equation when you talk about greatness — what did you do with the guys you had?
"To me, this season was one of the more remarkable ones that I've seen Tom over the remarkable career he's had, and it's unfortunate because if you have those steady weapons, you look at what Peyton's doing with his steady weapons and you have consistency and you've got not a lot of turnover in the era of free agency.
"It's hard for me to watch the greatest generation not get the support they really need."
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Several hundred people took part in a protest in Syntagma Square outside Parliament, called by the GSEE and other unions as part of Europe-wide anti-austerity protests. The demonstration quickly fizzled out amid heavy rain, which also forced the cancellation of a concert organized by unions in the square.
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CHARLESTON – For the second consecutive night, the Charleston RiverDogs (35-31, 68-68) had the Greenville Drive's (23-43, 57-77) number, as a 17-hit outburst plus quality pitching gave the home team a 10-0 win in Thursday's series finale.
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How can you not love this toy. This toy is so simple but a must have toy for every baby. This toy has been around forever and it is still a great toy. I love the bright colors. The price is awesome! I would highly recommend this toy! Great shower gift too!
This is such a wonderful toy. My daughter is still too young (8 months old) to put the rings on the stick, but she loves taking the rings off and clapping the rings together. This toy is well made. The colors are bright and the smallest red ring has beads in it that make noise when shaken. This is a toy that can be bought when baby is a newborn (because of the red shaker ring that makes noise) and enjoyed for many months (years) to come. I know when my daughter is able actually put the rings on the stick, she will have a blast.
My daughter loves these rings. I love the fact that they are safe for her to play with on her own, and they hold her attention. She is 1.5 years now, and still plays with them on a regular basis. Before she could stack them, she enjoyed shaking the top ring, and pulling them off of the stack. Great quality toy for a wonderful price.
My son loves taking the rings off and waves them around. He absolutely loves them.
I bought this at age 3 months for my baby (I had one when growing up- so I wanted him to have one too!) It's been such a joy seeing him play with it over the last 15 months. He started to use the small rings as a chew toy and a rattle (the top red ring), but then he starting to learn to stack them, throw them and learn colors. I love how the top ring (the red one) has beads in it and makes a sound. It's something so simple- but there is something to keep learning at every stage and really helps with motor development. He's now 16 months and still loves playing with it. This is a must have for any child!! It truly grows with them!!
My 45 year old son played with the first model of this toy. The top ring is even better now.
Both my boys have had this same toy and love it. My older son now 4 passed this down to his little brother who is 8 months old now. My 4 year old likes to show his brother the order the rings go and what color they are. This is my 8 month old's go to toy, he will sit and play with this multiple times a day. This has held up very well through the 4 years we've owned it.
I remember having this product as a young child, and my daughter received it as a gift. She wasn't very developmentally ready for it until close to 6-9 months old. Once she did begin to understand the concept of stacking items, it quickly became a favorite toy. Even when she grew past the desire to simply stack the rings, we use it now to teach size and colors.
This is a classic that I remember playing ring toss with at the ripe age of eight when my friends and I were determined to have a carnival on our block. My 8 month old loves the smallest ring (I call them doughnuts, too) because it's just her size and rattles with "sprinkles" inside. I stack the rings for her without the base and she likes to crawl over to them and knock them over. The contrasting colors will make sorting easier later on as she associates each rings size with the order in which to stack them. The price is right for this winner that leaves lots of room for the imagination and parent child interaction.
I received this for my infant son, and was immediately excited - I had "the same" one growing up! I was so surprised to realize that this one is far from the same. It's smaller than the original, and the plastic is made of a different material. The top ring is a rattle - an improvement, I think, making it interesting to younger babies. Each ring has a small hole in the plastic, making it hard to wash without getting water inside the plastic tube. Overall, my 7-month-old does enjoy it, and will continue to play with it, but I wish some things were different about it!
This is the classic stacker that Fisher Price has made for a million years and it is still a wonderful toy for babies. My son started playing with this as soon as he could sit up independently and he loves to hold the rings and even throws them. He hasn't started stacking them yet, but I know when my daughter was about one and started stacking them it was like a new toy again! You CAN'T go wrong with one of these.
I know I had this as a child. As an educator I think this is a great learning toy. I am very happy with it. I thought I'd let him take the rings into the tub, but I worry that the red one may leak in the middle and get ruined. My son is 6 months old. He loves to take it apart, wave the rings around, and try to chew on the yellow pillar of the rocker part. I LOVE this toy.
I bought these for my daughter before she was even born...I saw them on the shelf at a store and thought, "I used to have those when I was a young child!". I just knew that she would love them. And she does! She is now 6 months old and sitting up by herself. She loves this toy! She picks up the rings and plays with them and loves the bright colors. A great classic toy!
Love the bonus red rattle ring! Makes it even more fun!
My 7 month old loves this toy! If you stack it, she MUST unstack it. And the top ring is a favorite even in her carseat. It's very durable and easy for little baby hands. I can't wait 'til she learns to stack it herself! Right now, if I need to distract her for a few moments, I just stack it and put it anywhere in view! Great toy!!
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The Final Four is a jewel on the sporting calendar. It's the Super Bowl of college basketball. And for the past week, no one has paid any attention to the actual athletes involved.
It's been all scandal, all the time.
An abusive coach was fired at Rutgers. Syracuse's basketball team could win a championship while under NCAA investigation. There are reports that Auburn changed grades and paid its football players, not exactly a shock in an industry that exploits free, uneducated labor.
And out West, the Pac-12 has suddenly become an eyesore.
Not that long ago, Commissioner Larry Scott was being hailed as the leading visionary in college athletics. That was before USC's football team was guilty of purposely deflating footballs … that was before the DirecTV fiasco kept the fledgling Pac-12 network in the dark … that was before USC's football team strolled in 90 minutes late for the official Sun Bowl dinner.
That was before Ed Rush resigned as director of Pac-12 officials.
The latter is an extremely serious issue, and it doesn't matter whether Rush was joking when he reportedly bribed referees to issue a technical foul or eject Arizona coach Sean Miller.
Scott claimed that Rush was only joking. Problem is, at least one referee apparently listened, issuing a technical foul against Miller in the very next game against UCLA, a call that helped eliminate the Wildcats from the Pac-12 Tournament.
That reinforces the popular notion that basketball games everywhere are rigged by corrupt officials. And why not?
When it comes to college athletics, corruption isn't just under the rug.
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Global warming
Is your worrying global enough?
Face the problem before it's too late.
Advertising Agency: Grey, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Director: francesco Emiliani
Art Directors: Letizia Bozzolini, Andrea Salvaneschi
Copywriters: Livia Cappelletti, Marco Carucci
Photographer: Zona 13
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Is your worrying global enough? That line makes me feel woozy. I think i'm turning Japanese, I think i'm turning Japanese, I really think so.
On a side note, did you know that the turning Japanese song is about masturbation?
Look up the lyrics and actually read them...very odd but hilarious when people sing it and don't know that insight.
"Creativity is seeing what everybody has seen, and thinking what no one else has thought."
i like it..this is what i call an effective ad campaign...which will surely makes an impact on viewers
The photography is cool but like everartz is saying the header was not lined well to give it the finish with a lasting impression, I think less wording and a more direct approach would have done it and a clean font too with no back ground that has a gradient like that.
I only got that ad after a few minutes of concentration (that's the first strike)
He's worried about the wrinkles around his eyes (second strike coz the cream pot is not that clear)
He's just worried about the things he sees in front of him, and doesn't see the damage on the back of his head (meaning the ones he doesn't see)...ahhhhhhhhh too much thinking!!!!!!!!!!! (third strike)
Bottom line is it's a bad ad!
Okkay, I like clever ads.
And as clever ads go this one's really nicley shot, but thats just too much hard work to get all that from this one picture.
Dry land has nothing to do with Global Warming. Or at least, it's not a familiar image with the idea with global warming. In one ad, it's ice melting, in another, it's water flooded the world, then the world freeze, then the world is really really, and now dry land... I mean, yes, if you would sit down and think really hard, you can relate them all as possible outcome of global warming. But this will confuse the audience, who are not stupid or anything, but come on, flooded world and dry land is really freaking different... like OPPOSITE. You can't just go, Global Warming = everything bad. You can't make a print ad with volcano erupting and say "stop global warming".
If you don't want the audience to think too hard, you have to find a way to communicate better.
--good idea is enemy of great idea
I'm petitioning for an end to Global Warming ads!
No more!
That's it!
Unless someone can do something totally left field, completely new and compelling, we'd best stick to straightforward campaigns and leave the global-warming metaphors to their watery depths.
Eh. Looks like he just has extremely dry skin and he's looking in the mirror trying to figure out what the hell happened. It doesn't speak Global Warming to me.


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Sophie Roell recommends the best books on
Favourite Books
When I first published my staff picks in 2012 I put together a selection of summer reads. Over the years, however, I realized that life is too short and really my list should only comprise my all-time favourites. My plan, when I'm done, is to have ten books on the list: five fiction and five non-fiction…
I, Claudius
by Robert Graves
Out of Africa
by Isak Dinesen
The Woman in White
by Wilkie Collins
Why Evolution is True
by Jerry Coyne
by Robert B Cialdini
A Random Walk Down Wall Street
by Burton Malkiel
Sophie Roell
Sophie Roell is editor of Five Books. Previously she worked as a journalist in London, Beijing, Shanghai and New York.
I put the list together with some hesitation. Our attraction to particular books is as individual as what attracts us to particular people, partly to do with our own quirks and interests, partly to do with our past and memories, our emotional makeup and intellectual preferences, maybe even just our current circumstances (Last month I visited Vietnam for the first time and am now obsessed with books on the Vietnam War). When I mention I work on a books website, people often respond by saying "Oh that's great! I love reading." Then they mention an author I find unbearable. People just have very different tastes and with time I've realized that when a friend says he or she loves a particular book, it's a bit like saying they like a certain member of the opposite sex: there's a chance our tastes will overlap, but as good a chance they won't.
So, with that caveat in mind, here are some of my favourites:
I, Claudius by Robert Graves
I'm a child of the 1970s and watching my parents avidly following the I, Claudius, BBC series on Masterpiece Theatre was a formative childhood memory. I thought it was incredibly boring at the time, but when I was in grad school, and my father living in Rome again, I picked up the book in a bookstore one day. From the opening lines, I was completely hooked. It's very funny in that way of English writers of a certain generation (to the extent that, inexcusably perhaps, I tend to get the author confused with Roald Dahl). I once saw an interview with Robert Graves and apparently he just wrote I, Claudius to make a bit of money, he didn't take it seriously at all. But he was a great classical scholar and so the book feels real. It's written in the first person, pretending to be an autobiography of the Roman Emperor Claudius, and although I know, deep down, it's only Robert Graves pretending to be Claudius, I came away feeling I really knew Clau-Clau (as my husband and I affectionately refer to him as).
If you enjoy it, I strongly recommend the sequel, Claudius the God, too.
Out of Africa by Isak Dinesen
Karen Blixen (pen name Isak Dinesen) never did win the Nobel prize for literature, which is a pity as I do think this, her memoir of living in British East Africa, is one of the most beautifully written books of all time. I am thrilled it got turned into a movie with Robert Redford and Meryl Streep because it made her more famous, and was the way I, personally, got introduced to her. I was 15 at the time, and had always ignored the green and white book sitting on my parents' shelf but, afterwards, I was inspired. When I left high school in 1988, I went to Kenya for a few days by myself and then spent the year teaching in Zimbabwe (it was a scheme organized by my high school and they didn't have anything in Kenya). In short, as far as my poor father is concerned, this is probably not a book to share with your teenage daughters. ("How I suffered," he said recently, about my year in Africa, in the days when there were no mobile phones and letters took weeks to arrive. But I digress…) In the book, her romance with Denys Finch Hatton does not feature at all. It's much more about her love affair with Africa, making for some absolutely gorgeous descriptions, including this one, where she is wondering whether Africa can, in fact, love her back:
"If I know a song of Africa, of the giraffe and the African new moon lying on her back, of the plows in the fields and the sweaty faces of the coffee pickers, does Africa know a song of me? Will the air over the plain quiver with a color that I have had on, or the children invent a game in which my name is, or the full moon throw a shadow over the gravel of the drive that was like me, or will the eagles of the Ngong Hills look out for me?"
The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
I love reading mysteries to unwind — it's my equivalent of watching TV — and I have to admit, i have read a lot. And when I say a lot, I mean a lot — sometimes even two in one day (Don't tell my husband, who finds my habit frustrating). I have interviewed some of my favourite mystery writers for this site, and I really love their books. But I admit that, again like TV, there's very few books in the genre that give lasting satisfaction. At the same time, my preference when it comes to novels is pre-20th century. I just have more time for voices speaking from the past than I do contemporary fiction authors of whom, quite frankly, I have yet to discover one I like. This is perhaps why, for me, The Woman in White is the perfect book. I love the plot, I love the characters, I love the settings, I just absolutely adore it. If you haven't read it yet, I envy you, that you still have that experience in life ahead of you. After I read it, I proceeded to read almost everything Wilkie Collins — who was a friend of Charles Dickens's — wrote. The Moonstone is as good as The Woman in White, Armadale is still well worth reading. After that, there are still some good things here and there, but it may be worth exercising a bit more restraint than I did….
Why Evolution is True by Jerry Coyne
I started reading this book because I never did study evolution or much biology at school. I really started feeling that deficit when even my aged four-and-under children could fox me with questions like, "Do snakes lay eggs?" I never expected reading this book to be a profound experience, but it was. The fact that the book is setting out to prove, to potentially sceptical US citizens, that evolution is indeed true, makes it highly readable and engaging: it's not just a textbook saying "This happened and then that happened." And the writing at the end, when Coyne tries to explain why evolution is a wonderful thing, something to embrace rather than run away from, is really beautiful. It made me look at the world around me — the leaves on the trees, the groundhog on my backdoor step — with a new kind of wonder. Plus my children are very well-informed now, and know they are apes (at least on their father's side).
Influence by Robert Cialdini
It might seem a bit odd to put a book about psychology dating from the early eighties among my all time favourites: reading the media these days you'd think that all the quirks in people's thinking (known formally as 'behavioral economics') were only discovered yesterday. But this book tells you something absolutely fundamental about our interactions with other people, which is how we get other people to do what we want, and how other people get us to do what they want. And while academic research may have made some discoveries since then, at least some of the insights are simply a more formal description of human traits that successful second hand car salesmen (one of the groups Cialdini studied) have known about — and exploited — since time immemorial. When you start thinking about it, most of daily life — whether professional or personal — is about getting other people to cooperate with whatever we have in mind, or vice versa, and after reading the book I couldn't have a telephone conversation or email exchange without reflecting on what was going on. The book is also very funny. Cialdini describes someone coming up with a really crap plan to break into the Watergate building in Washington DC in 1972. Though most of the people involved thought it was a bad idea and generally pointless, the persuasive techniques used by one of the conspirators led to the others just going along with it. The rest, as they say, is history.
A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel
This is a book everyone should read. Finance is so important these days, people who work in it make such massive salaries compared to the rest of us, that you really have to be armed to deal with the mumbo jumbo. I get the sense that Burton Malkiel is a bit on the defensive these days because this book is a lot about the 'efficient market hypothesis' — the idea that the market is good at determining the prices of things — and how can that be true when you have all these bubbles? That just doesn't bother me too much. You need a tool for getting a handle on how markets operate, and, even if the theory itself isn't foolproof, what's really great about the book is that it teaches you to develop a sceptical attitude to financial service professionals in general, and fund managers in particular. Other than lining their pockets, you really are not doing anyone else any favours by investing with them. This book gave me the foundation for a whole decade in financial journalism, culminating in a stint as a staff reporter covering the Shanghai stock market for Dow Jones and even reporting on North Korean bond issues. So while I can't claim I know what I'm talking about, it is an area where I've spent a bit of time in the trenches.
If you like Burt's book, you might also like to read some of the books on investing he recommended. He didn't want do an interview with us, but he gave me the titles of his top five. Our interview with Jason Zweig is also highly informative and in the same skeptical vein.
June 30, 2013
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James B USA
Wonderful trip. The ,ou rains are beautiful. Our guide,Justin, was fun and showed us a great time.i highly recommend this tour. The price was good, also.
Judy in .georgia
It's really was an awesome trip and we had a great experience. We have no words to describe the beauty of the green scenery and the lake and the mountains. And of course our tour guide Mr Justin is a very accommodating and brought us to so many places as much as possible for taking nice pictures
This tour was amazing!
Justin was our driver and guide for this amazing trip. The Dolomites are absolutely awesome to behold. It's unfortunate that there is no time to hike but lunch was good and the views were spectacular.
Kathryn C United Kingdom
We had an absolutely fantastic day! It snowed heavily for a while but we had excellent drivers and felt very safe. We had fun with them too, having snowball fights by the lake. We gelled very well as a group and enjoyed one another's company. The meal at lunch time was also excellent.
This was an incredible day - definitely worth doing! Our driver Justin was not only a great driver but full of information about the towns and even the names of each peak. We had plenty of stops to take photos of majestic views that just kept getting better as the day went on. Make sure your camera is fully charged because it's sure to be used to the max! Highly recommended if you have a spare day in Venice and want to see a spectacularly different side of Italy.
Not to be missed. The splendor of the Dolomites is fully equal to the beauty of Venice. Our guide Martin was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful and made an entirely enjoyable tour. The weather was overcast and misty. Martin would stop at a location and wait and suddenly the mist would part and we could see the mountains. Magical. Wonderful meal at a local restaurant. Comfortable transport. Don't hesitate to book it.
This tour was great! Our guide was Justin and he altered the program a bit to make sure we had the best weather opportunities during our tour. He knew all of the great spots for taking beautiful photographs. It was a great city escape for the day!
The Alps were amazing! We have seen them for the first time in our lives, absolutely stunning!
The road up to the mountains was long, but it was worth it, and the car, Mercedes, was comfortable and fast. We made several stops, each had a story behind, and the driver was telling us those stories. He also proved to be a good photographer, so if you are not really into selfies, you know who can help take a couple of good photographs.
We passed beautiful turquoise mountain lakes, cold and crystal clear. The trip culminated in a stop near one of the mountain peaks, close to the clouds, 2400 metres above sea level, with temperature of only 10, although all the way down in Venice it was around 30, so the trip was a good escape from the tiring heat. The place was overlooking the valley below with the lakes we passed, and a million of other minute details that made the overall picture simply impressive.
We had the option of either buying a sandwich to have a quick lunch or going to a restaurant. Please mind that if you opt for the latter, you will have to forgo two or three stops, which you may regret afterwards.
To sum up, the trip was brilliant, interesting, and something you may never experience again in your life. I definitely recommend it! Best place I have ever been to so far!
Justin was our guide and he was great! This is the most breathtaking scenery, I have ever seen. He knew exactly where to stop and make the most of our day. The lunch was amazing and the day was just perfect. The pictures just don't do it justice, go and see for yourself.
Beautiful day out! Amazing scenery go on this tour!
This tour was amazing!
Amazing views! Fantastic guide. Highly recommend this tour up into the Italian Alps! This was a really enjoyable day trip, and well worth the price.
Views are amazing. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable not that friendly but it was awesome to the mountains. They know all the good spots to stop for pictures and it was refreshing to get out of the city!
It was a fantastic day! A day I will always remember. Wonderful guide, classy van - can't say enough good things. Do yourself a favor and book this trip. You won't be disappointed.
Justin was simply wonderful. He knew all the fantastic spots for pictures, local delicacies, and was willing to join in and laugh and have fun with our group. One of the best adventures I have had in my travels. The scenery was breathtaking!
This was an amazing day trip from Venice...absolutely breathtaking views of mountains, and lakes..much better than we had anticipated !!
This was a really great tour. We loved the mountain views and got some really amazing pictures.
What a beautiful way to end our vacation! Wish more people knew about this spectacular area of Italy and made the time to see it! Marco, our driver and tour guide was GREAT very personable and informative. We left promptly at 9:00 AM and got back around 6:00 PM. It was a full day of seeing breathtaking sights, beautiful lakes, small towns and ski villages. So glad we did this!
Fantastic tour.
Our guide Justin was very passionate about the Dolomite region . He had biked through the region and knew off the beaten track viewpoints. He was very knowledgeable. Helped with picture taking and stopped often for the best shots. Highly recommend tour and Justin. Thanks. M and B Canada
It was enjoyable.
One of the highlights of our vacation, the Dolomites were beautiful and the guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. The quiet towns were a nice break from the tourist filled cities.
The Dolomites is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. The trip was fantastic. The guide, Justin, was knowledgeable, helpful, and engaging. My wife and I spent over two weeks all over Italy, and this tour was absolutely one of the highlights. I would strongly recommend it to anyone staying in Venice for more than a day or two.
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