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What's so great about Quartz?
Quartz is a business news publication that's been talked about a lot since its founding, by Atlantic Media Company (publishes The Atlantic), in 2012.
It's built on WordPress, is mobile-first and characterised by a strong team of journalists that produces engaging short and long content that's incredibly sharable.
Here's some more answers to the question 'what's so great about Quartz?'
Start Me Up! GetSmily: measuring your website's emotional impact
Emotion is increasingly referenced in web design, highlighting how sophisticated websites have become.
The goal is too understand what triggers certain positive emotions online and to use this to your advantage. GetSmily is a tool designed to help with this process. It's simple and clean, as are David Hachez's (CEO) answers to our regular 'Start Me Up' questions.
Read on to get an idea of what the product does, what are the team's goals and how the project has developed thus far.
Agile creative to improve email marketing conversion rates
Agile email creative is the formatting of images not before send, or at send (with automated or dynamic content) but at the moment the customer opens or re-opens an email.
This allows one to change pictures in an email depending on a host of variables, on their own or combined, in a rules-based system.
A lot of what this agile creative can achieve boils down to improving the user journey when they open an email. So, for example, an image can present latest availability of a product, so that when the customer clicks through from a product image, she isn't surprised by lack of stock and doesn't subsequently distrust brand comms.
I've previously talked to Movable Ink, a specialist in simplified email build and agile email creative (see this post for an overview and some great comments). Recently I also spoke to Matt Hayes of Kickdynamic, another agile email specialist.
We discussed the possibilities of the technology and how, although not a complex premise, agile email is enlivening the channel whilst increasing conversion rates from email marketing.
In this post I thought I'd detail some more examples of agile email creative and discuss what benefits they hold.
TfL and social media: saving people from locked toilets
Is social media a boon or a pain for transport providers?
Lucy Whitehead of TfL spoke at Hootsuite's premier Connect event in London.
For those not as London-centric as I, TfL is Transport for London, and it controls pretty much all transport in London (funnily enough).
In fact, Lucy said that the only way TfL couldn't impact on a journey across the English capital is if it was undertaken by helicopter, roof to roof.
The theme of Lucy's talk was the size of the task (and opportunity) for TfL on social media, and how it uses the various platforms to try to inspire a 'bit more love' in, let's be honest, some easily disgruntled commuters.
Let's look at some of the key points. And yes, we will get to the toilet escapology in due course!
Five brands that have warmed hearts on Twitter
It can be hard for brands to look spontaneous and fun on social media.
We, particularly the Brits, are all too sceptical about brands doing anything other than trying to sell us stuff.
However, when brands get it right, it can be really rather special. I've rounded up some of my favourites. I should nod to Hootsuite and it's first Connect event, where I picked up the Kellogg's and Axe case studies.
See if these tweets make you laugh or cry, as they did me (mostly laugh). If you want more case studies, subscribers can shoot over to our case study archive.
How does NATO use social media?
We've all been laughing at President Cheese and its 45 day tweet-authorisation debacle (see HuffPo's explanation).
But if we're honest, social media still has the power to unnerve many organisations. The nature of corporate comms departments and press offices is to control the news, if not everything said about the company in question, at least the messages emanating from within.
There's probably no more officious (and I don't use this word negatively) an institution than an intergovernmental military alliance. That's what NATO is (or OTAN in French), the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, a collection of 28 member states that mutually defend against attack.
That's why NATO is perhaps the perfect organisation to look at to ascertain the state of social media today. How does NATO use social media?
The rise and rise of search
The recent preview of OS X Yosemite from Apple caused predictable amounts of chatter online (including this article) and rightly so.
Sales of Macs hit 4.8m in Q1 2014, up from 4.1m for the same holiday period in 2013. OS X has a big impact on the conventions of UI and UX.
The feature I saw the most buzz about on social is the improved Spotlight. The feature has a new search window and a rich, scrollable preview of results that finds stuff on your Mac but now also Wikipedia, Bing, Maps, and other sources.
This is the latest reminder of how powerful search is and how consumers increasingly rely on it across technology and the web.
Six brilliant bits of micro-copy you can implement today
Microcopy is one of those things that is hard to define (how does it differ from regular or maxicopy?) but you know it when you see it.
There's a loyal following of UX bods behind these kind of microinteractions and how they can be enhanced with little pieces of finely judged copywriting.
I've written about it before (see previous post on micro-copywriting), but thought I should thrown down some of the finest examples of this fine art.
These are bits of copy most websites could implement somewhere, and without precluding the need for testing, I'm sure they will improve performance.
Small business ecommerce: a beginner's guide to supplier selection
This post is designed for those small businesses that aren't yet selling online and are getting ready to start.
I won't pretend this piece is for those with lots of experience online. It's more a starting point to steady the nerves for those that are bamboozled by how complex supplier selection can seem.
Although many ecommerce ventures are small scale, and indeed many choose to stick with online marketplaces instead of going it alone, this doesn't mean the effort involved is small.
Even once a successful ecommerce website build is complete, your small business will rapidly find it has the need for extra resource to keep the beast purring.
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SEO is one of those marketing disciplines that requires foresight, plenty of planning, a methodical approach and maybe just a bit of marketing intuition.
I've plundered the excellent Econsultancy SEO Best Practice Guide for some tips on how to approach SEO planning and research.
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If you didn't know, Foursquare is breaking up, but in a constructive way.
It's not you, it's them, but don't worry, the whole thing is amicable. The company is splitting its app in two for the better, sort of like those couples that sleep in separate beds, only converging for sex, and so getting more sleep and clarity in the process.
This follows somewhat of a trend for unbundling or simply creating discrete products or tools, much as apps were first envisaged.
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Foursquare has become Swarm and Foursquare. Swarm is a tool for social heatmapping, where all checking-in and socialising will occur, and was launched at the beginning on May 2014. Foursquare will be relaunched as what the company quietly refers to as a 'Yelp killer', a tool for local search and discovery.
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The former University of Georgia star has never missed an NFL game. He has played in, and started, all 67 contests since the Redskins drafted him in the first round in 1999.
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About Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro & Wine Bar
Artisanal Fromagerie, Bistro and Wine Bar showcases the formidable creativity and passion of our Chef's, who add playful twists to classic French bistro dishes. Selecting only premium ingredients,our commitment to the use of artisanal, sustainable and organic products is evident in the quality of each dish. Recalling a bustling Parisian bistro, Artisanal's handsome Art Deco interior offers the sophisticated French specialties one might expect in Paris. As the name implies, Artisanal features a scrumptious selection of 250 hand-crafted cheeses from around the world. In the back of the dining room is the cheese cave, a temperature and humidity controlled room, where a number of the world's finest artisanally-made cheeses are aged to optimum ripeness and peak flavor. Adjacent to the dining room is the wine bar, which boosts 75 wines by the glass.
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Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 4:45 pm
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Celebrate your special occasion with Artisanal Fromagerie, Bistro & Wine Bar. Friends and family can enjoy innovative twists on classic French dishes in the grand, Art Deco dining room. Artisanal's emphasis on wine, cheese, and classic bistro fare set the stage for a festive and memorable party.
Artisanal Fromagerie Bistro & Wine Bar Ratings and Reviews
food, drinks and service were excellent, ...
food, drinks and service were excellent, the Donuts are heavenly BUT the noise is deafening and you cannot have a conversation... why they have a DJ that needs to play so super-loudly is beyond me. Your senses are engaged in conversation and tasting the wonderful food but the noise distracts from both experiences unfortunately. Will not go back for dinner but for drinks only
Our party of four went during Restaurant ...
Our party of four went during Restaurant Week. The food was very good, as usual. But the wine we selected was not available, leading us to order a more expensive bottle. Surprisingly, some of the plates were chipped, and not all place settings at our table had a complete set of cutlery. The only food disappointment was that one dessert choice was a trio of sorbets, one of which was citrusy yuzu, plus two other (to me) more interesting flavors. Two of us at the table ordered the sorbet trio -- but only three scoops of yuzu were on the plate. Whether this was a chef or waiter problem was not clear. Overall, it felt a little like we were second class because were were there for the Restaurant week.
We come for their wonderful cheeses and ...
We come for their wonderful cheeses and enjoy the entrees as well. Nothing super unique but always well executed. The service is attentive without being cloying. The dining room is a bit loud when full but manageable. We travel to NY a couple of times a year and eat here each time.
Restaurant was ok. We were hoping for a ...
Restaurant was ok. We were hoping for a great night out and it wasn't. Waiter took far too long to serve us. Now the chef who brought us the charcuterie was amazing. Really nice and friendly. I would not recommend this restaurant.
There were 4 tables of diners in the ent ...
There were 4 tables of diners in the entire restaurant when we had brunch. Despite that the service was truly horrible. They just plain forgot one of our orders, plus the waiter took his sweet time both taking and delivering the order he managed to remember. The service and the over priced food = we won't be returning
Deep menu, great service, expensive. The ...
Deep menu, great service, expensive. The only downside is you cannot escape $40-$45 for lunch, including the tip, if you have an entree, a beverage, and a coffee. That's a lot for food that is okay,, but not exceptional
We are Food Network fans and take their ...
We are Food Network fans and take their input seriously on The Best Thing I Ever Ate! In a recent episode, one of the chefs said that the fondue was exactly that at Artisanal...and it was. My daughter and I were in New York on Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed the fondue, mussels and quiche. Such a pleasant afternoon. Looking forward to our next visit to Artisanal!
While cheese is definitely the thing to ...
While cheese is definitely the thing to order here, which we did for dessert, the main courses were excellently prepared. We enjoyed filet mignon with a lovely sauce on the side which enhanced the flavor of this perfectly cooked meat. We also had the rack of pork and the skate wing. The cauliflower accompaniment to the skate wing was various colors which made the plate attractive. All plates were beautifully presented. We had not been here for sometime and realized that we should come more often!
We go to this restaurant primarily for f ...
We go to this restaurant primarily for fondue, but this time it seems to be losing its luster. Also, don't appreciate the fact that we are always seated in the worst areas, such as next to the restroom, next to the kitchen, or up against a pillar which makes you feel you are sitting in a box with no view of the restaurant. But parties with men or a man dining solo, always get the best tables. We always have a reservation and the restaurant is not busy, so this is done on purpose. Not very nice.
From start to finish, a wonderful experi ...
From start to finish, a wonderful experience. Jonathan was our waiter and he was helpful and professional- conversational in a welcoming manner. The sommelier helped us pick a wine we never would have chosen. It complimented the cheese and charcuterie plate that the fromager chose, again, new culinary adventures. It was all quite succulent and another visit is guaranteed. Wonderful service and fabulous food for an excellent time.
Artisanal Fromargerie came highly recomm ...
Artisanal Fromargerie came highly recommend but sadly the hype didn't live up to he reality. Though the food was tasty enough it was no sheer near he quality reflected by whathe was being charged even by NY's extortionate standards. Interesting enough place if you like cheese though we on be dashing back or recommending.
Despite the place being practically empt ...
Despite the place being practically empty, i had poor service eventually having to request a wine menu since one wasn't provided. The server suggested the 'special' which turned out to be a piece of fish for $68. Service was slow overall. Used to love this place so it was a very disappointing meal.
I went with a few friends for dinner as ...
I went with a few friends for dinner as we all were fans, but this is not the Artisanal that any of us remember. The food is extremely overpriced now and the portions way smaller than ever ands the least expensive bottle of wine on the wine list is $55. Not only was it more expensive than it used to be but the food was mediocre at best. Being that the restaurant was pretty empty, we all thought that others must be saying the same as us and none of us wish to return.
Without a doubt the highlight of our mea ...
Without a doubt the highlight of our meal was the grande charcuterie and cheese plate. The fromagere came and spoke with us and put together a really spectacular set of cheeses. But every aspect of our meal was a pleasure. We look forward to returning.
The mushroom grilled cheese is fabulous! ...
The mushroom grilled cheese is fabulous! Haven't been here in a long time, but everything I've ever eaten here has been Delish so was excited to stop by for lunch last week and see that the quality hasn't changed. Beet and burrata salad is an excellent appetizer choice. Thank goodness I don't live closer 😉
I thought the food was mediocre. The pr ...
I thought the food was mediocre. The prices were very high. My husband ordered a glass of rose and it was $19 for a glass. The waiter did not even show my husband the wine list. I would not go back. The computers were not working to pay the tab and the waiter suggested that we leave his tip in cash which I would have done anyway. Would definitely not go back.
Had a lovely post wedding brunch here. ...
Had a lovely post wedding brunch here. The food was pleasing it just took longer than necessary to get our check even though the restaurant was not busy at that point. This wouldn't have been an issue except that we had guests that needed to catch trains out of town and had set times for leaving.
In my opinion this is one of the best re ...
In my opinion this is one of the best restaurants in NYC. The food is always good, the wine list excellent and the ambiance is wonderful. Artisanal is right around the corner from me so I go there a lot, but have never been disappointed.
Definitely not what it used to be. Came ...
Definitely not what it used to be. Came here for lunch and had the french onion soup, tuna tartare, and filet mignon. The soup was over salted and the bread was burnt, the filet mignon was dry as if it had been defrosted. The best part was the tuna tartare which had way too much onion, I ended up picking half of it out. I was quite dissapointed with artisinal. Hopefully once they move they will be able to meet the standard of what they were. In the meantime, I will definitely not be returning or recommending it to friends. Service was fine, for a non busy lunch reservation I would've expected the staff to be more attentive and the meal to move faster.
We used to eat here regularly. However, ...
We used to eat here regularly. However, the prices have increased to an unreasonable point. The quality of the food has declined. The service is not good at all. There were very few people in the restaurant and still the service was poor.
Great for cheese lovers; value not so much
I was really looking forward to all the cheeses and our waiter really knew his stuff. However, I agree with a different poster that the wine prices were too expensive. It takes the fun out of it when you have to ration the wine! I'm not cheap, but I'm not stupid either. My friend had the salmon and said it was great, but the portion was small. I had the lamb which was good, not great, but both chops had large chunks of fat. For 30-something dollars, I want meat not fat, especially when the portion wasn't big to begin with. I showed it to the waiter, but nothing happened.
I'm not sure I would go back - I loved the cheese assortment, hated the wine prices. A different poster suggested just taking the cheese out. Sounds like a good plan to me. It's a shame because if they were slightly more reasonable, I think they would be a lot busier.
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My guest, a vegetarian, was coming in to New York on an early evening flight so I was looking for a restaurant in Murray Hill area which could accommodate us for a late dinner and had ample choices for a vegetarian. Artisanal came through on every count. In fact, my guest got here a little earlier than expected and Artisanal was very gracious about seating us earlier. Since their specialty is cheese, my guest was able have the gourmet Mac 'n Cheese and I decided to join him. He had the one with mushrooms and truffle oil and I the lobster one. We both agreed it was the best Mac 'n Cheese we had ever eaten. The portions were huge and we both took half our dinners home for the next day. We were too full for dessert!
Too bad!
Really nice staff!
Max, the formage maestro was spectacular with both knowledge and selection. We had six cheese for dinner.
Steve, our server was just right in delivery and timing.
Unfortunately, as a wine drinker, this is a difficult place. The wine prices are the MOST OUTRAGEOUS I have ever experienced.
I would go back if the wine prices were just high but they are ridiculous.
I've been to Artisanal many times before ...
I've been to Artisanal many times before and, without a doubt, I'll be back many times again. I usually have the steak au poivre, as it takes me back to France. This time, however, it was prepared in a different way and I was not as pleased as before. Before there were whole pepper corns in a kind of creamy sauce on the steak itself. This time the pepper was crusted on the "round cut" steak with a kind of beef sauce on the side. Three of us ordered this steak and all had the same reaction. My sister ordered the broulee desert because the menu stated that one of the four was a pistachio broulee. When it came, there was no pistachio. The waitress checked with the kitchen and came back and simply said the menu was wrong, as there had been a change and she would tell someone about. Not to get too picky...but our waitress's blouse seemed a bit too small (tight) and not very pressed and busboy was wearing hi-top sneakers, they were black though. Even though the customers may come in a casual manner and dress, the staff must not come down to that level.
Upon entering staff was aloof and disint ...
Upon entering staff was aloof and disinterested in pleasing their guests, this followed through with the service. I sent a private email to the management to give them an opportunity to reply but I received no reply.
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Picture taken about 1900, Center Township, Reno Co., Kansas, USA. It is a picture of the William Richard (10 APR 1839 - 14 JUN 1921) and Perneacy Robinson (3 SEP 1857 - 30 NOV 1930) Love farm stead. William served in the Condfederate Army. Born in South Carolina and raised in Mississippi, moved to Kansas in the 1880's. William and Perneacy had thirteen children. William and Perneacy are my wife's great grandparents.We are unable to identify anyone in the picture, but sure they are all Love family members. This house is now gone, but the land is still in the Love family. One interesting thing is, the Love's brought with them from Mississippi, day lily flowers which were planted near the home. There is now a large area of day lilies near where the house once stood. Descendants of the Love family go there and dig there own day lilies to plant near their own homes.
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Drew Barrymore in Isabel Marant
Drew Barrymore leaves her NYC hotel in a pair of Isabel Marant tie dye jeans. She and her fiance Will Kopelman attended the New York City Ballet Spring Gala and were also in town for their engagement party. Drew was also spotted trying on wedding veils in a wedding shop.
While I still prefer these jeans on Elle Macpherson, I do think that they suit Drew's style very well. The tie dye goes very well with her bohemian style, but I think her other accessories make the outfit too busy. These pants are gorgeous on their own and should be the star of the outfit!
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Dakota Fanning in Acne
After her cross country flight, Dakota Fanning was seen getting into an SUV after landing at LAX. The night before, Dakota attended the Met Ball, wearing a Louis Vuitton gown. I wonder when she has time to study for her finals at NYU?
I've really enjoyed Dakota's outfits lately, she's definitely been wearing a lot more designers. She wore a pair of Acne's Pop Trash high-rise distressed jeans, with a cat sweater and flats. Dakota's sister, Elle also wore them a few months ago. I wonder if the sisters share clothes?
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Naomi Watts spends some time with her son as he rode on the back of her bike through SoHo. Although she has two boys, Naomi recently said, "I always knew I'd be the mother of two boys. I'm 43 now and I don't know if having any more would work. There are still fights and struggles all the time but I feel that I am coming in to the light. If I knew that I could get pregnant and I knew that I was going to have a girl, I would definitely go for it."
Naomi wore her Goldsign Jenny high rise jeans in Debut. She's been seen out a couple of times in these jeans recently and it's nice to see her change it up from her regular Nobody jeans. We've seen more and more celebrities wearing Goldsign recently, I have the feeling they're going to get even more popular! You can buy these jeans online from Madison for $288.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian take Kourtney's son Mason shopping before heading with him to the park. Kim was seen playing with Mason at the playground and catching him as he slid down the slide. I am anxious for Kourtney to have her baby, I think Mason looks just like Rob Kardashian so maybe her daughter will look more like her?
Usually we see Kourtney out in Bleulab, but it looks like Kim is a convert! She wore a pair of Bleulab's Detour Leggings in Chalk Wash with a white blazer and flat sandals. I much prefer Kim's more casual looks, so I think she looks great here! Buy Bleulab online at Singer22.com.
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Editor: Stefan Hildebrandt (Editor-in-Chief), Sabine Bahrs (Deputy Editor)
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Associated Title(s): physica status solidi (b), physica status solidi (c), physica status solidi (RRL) - Rapid Research Letters
Characterization of vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser structures by modulation spectroscopy: A status report
The present issue of physica status solidi (a) contains contributions from the International Workshop on Modulation Spectroscopy of Semiconductor Structures (MS3), held in Wrocław, Poland, 1–3 July 2004.
Editor's Choice is the article by P. J. Klar et al. [1] in which the advantages of these techniques are used to characterize optoelectronic devices. For a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser structure (shown schematically in the lower part) to operate, the emission wavelength λqw of its active region and the cavity mode at λcav of its resonator structure need to coincide. The photomodulated reflectance spectrum (upper left part, bottom) shows clear features at both wavelengths whereas a feature at λqw cannot be distinguished in the corresponding reflectance spectrum (top) due to its complicated photonic nature.
The first author, Peter J. Klar is currently a lecturer of Physics at the Philipps-University of Marburg, Germany. His research interests include the physics of magnetic semiconductors and hybrids for spintronics, of III–N–V semiconductor structures for optoelectronics, and of novel nanostructures ranging from nanomagnetism to applications in catalysis.


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With Obama's victory, quite a few Republicans on Twitter have threatened to pack their bags and leave the country.
But in the spirit of bi-partisanship, here's a few reasons why they shouldn't go.
1. There will still be at least three Starbucks within walking distance of each other.
Which is what really matters. All of the letters are Starbucks locations.
2. Doritos Locos Tacos.
Nobody does drunk food like America.
3. You still have the power to vote for the winner of "The Voice".
10 times. WTF?
4. In any other country, you'll have to wait anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months for the latest Pixar movie to be released.
USA release: June 17th, 2010
UK release: July 19th, 2010
South Korea: August 5th, 2010
5. America deep-fries everything.
That's deep-fried Coke-a-Cola. You're welcome.
6. Walt Disney World is better than every Disneyland combined.
Because we all know what lies beneath. And you'll want to be here when he wakes.
7. You won't be able to take this photo with Washington Monument.
8. We have a theme park for chocolate.
Hershey Park: Hershey, PA. This is basically the closest you can get to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
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10. What on earth are you going to do with all your fyeah! America shirts.
Let's all admit we all have one, and move on.
11. This is how we commemorate our Presidents.
Take heart Republicans - look how badass America still thinks you are.
Also as a friendly reminder to those Republicans who are headed specifically for Canada:
- Hillary Clinton's campaign was reportedly hacked as part of what appears to be a broad cyber attack on Democrats.
- A federal court struck down North Carolina's voting restrictions, ruling they intentionally made it harder for black people to vote.
- Four people in Florida are likely the first to contract the Zika virus from mosquitos in the US, the state's governor says.


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The Dolphins acquired left tackle Bryant McKinnie from Baltimore for a conditional draft pick, a clear acknowledgment that they're desperate to shore up a unit that has allowed 26 sacks on the franchise player, quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Consider this: coach Joe Philbin is a strict law-and-order guy. He absolutely hates off-field publicity. He's jettisoned guys such as wide receivers Brandon Marshall and Chad Johnson because their sometimes outlandish personalities didn't mesh with the team.
Enter McKinnie, 34, who has had several highly-publicized incidents (Minnesota Vikings "Love Boat" episode in 2005, an arrest at a South Beach nightclub in 2008, being sent home from the Pro Bowl in 2010), and is among the biggest party animals in the NFL.
McKinnie, a former University of Miami standout who lost his starting job with the Ravens, said that's his alter ego.
"See, that's Big Mac in the offseason," he said. "Bryant McKinnie is the person who comes to work and handles his business. That is who you'll get right now."
The plan seems to be for McKinnie, who has played left tackle his entire career, to move into a starting role on the left side. Jonathan Martin would flip sides to right tackle, where he played 14 games last season. Tyson Clabo, the current starting right tackle, will be benched.
Martin, a left tackle at Stanford, badly wants to play that position. But he's taking one for the team.
"You can approach this two different ways," he said. "You can go in the tank and be one of those guys who (complains) and moans and is a cancer in the locker room. Or you can be a guy who goes out there and can be a professional, play as hard as I can.
"My mindset is that I'm still going to try better and do whatever I can do help the team win."
Most likely no changes to the starting offensive line will be made this week.
McKinnie, a 12-year veteran, recently had his right knee drained and might take a while to get up to speed on plays, terminology and health. He's also a bit overweight at 364 pounds and admits he needs to lose 10 or 15 pounds.
As for Clabo, the last straw was allowing two sacks to Buffalo defensive end Mario Williams, including the game-changing sack-fumble in the fourth quarter that led to a game-winning field goal with 33 seconds left.
Most likely he'll stay on the roster as a backup. His one-year contract is guaranteed.
"Tyson Clabo is out here practicing just like these other guys getting ready to play New England," Philbin said. "We haven't made any decision as to who those five guys are going to be yet when we line up against New England. He's at work just like the rest of the ball club getting ready to play the Patriots."
SERIES HISTORY: 93rd regular-season meeting. Dolphins lead series, 49-43. New England has won the last six matchups. Miami hasn't won at New England since 2008. Last year the Dolphins got blasted, 28-0, at Gillette Stadium when they were trying to finish with a non-losing record for the first time in four years.
NFL Team Report - Miami Dolphins - NOTES, QUOTES
--The Dolphins might have had a hand in New England's overtime loss to the New York Jets last week.
Two weeks ago the Dolphins lost to Baltimore, 26-23. On Miami's potential game-tying field-goal attempt the Ravens used one player to push another in an attempt to block the kick. That's illegal. The Dolphins sent the video to the league, and the league told referees to watch for such infractions.
It happened with the Patriots when the Jets tried to win the game with a field goal in overtime. The kick was no good but a flag was thrown. The re-kick after a 15-yard penalty was good, and the Patriots lost.
Dolphins coach Joe Philbin downplayed his role in the New England loss.
"I'm not going to get into what we turn in to the NFL," he said. "We turn in plays on a routine basis to the league. They do a great job responding. That's really all I'll say on that matter."
--Fans are intrigued by the thought that quarterback Ryan Tannehill is tipping plays with his snap cadence.
The theory goes every time Tannehill says, "Go," it's a running play and when he says, "Go, go," it's a passing play. That bit of information has been floating all around South Florida. Fans contend they hear it and see it clearly on the game broadcasts via the on-field microphones.
Philbin downplayed that idea.
"It sounds like a dance, 'the go-go,'" he said with a laugh.
"I wouldn't know. But we vary our cadence at times. Sometimes we don't, sometimes we do. It's all based on what we think is the best interest of moving the football. I'm not really concerned about it."
--The Dolphins, who are on a three-game losing streak, are facing a tough battle in the next 10 days as they play at New England and four days later host Cincinnati in a Thursday night game. There's a real danger of a five-game losing streak.
"We're realistic with where we're at and the dropoff that we've had," wide receiver Brian Hartline said. "But we're still alive. We're not a dead team. The division is very much for the taking of any team at this point."
BY THE NUMBERS: 7 -- Number of turnovers QB Ryan Tannehill has during the three-game losing streak. He's thrown five touchdown passes in that span.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I usually get up. I'm at the age where I wake up to go to the bathroom." -- Coach Joe Philbin after being asked whether he gets up at night to jot down ideas rattling around in his head.
NFL Team Report - Miami Dolphins - STRATEGY AND PERSONNEL
--WR Brian Tyms was signed by Cleveland from the Dolphins' practice squad. He's the second receiver signed from the practice squad, joining Marvin McNutt, who went to Carolina.
--LB Josh Kaddu was cut, then signed to the practice squad. Kaddu, a fifth-round pick last year, was released to make room for LT Bryant McKinnie. Kaddu cleared waivers and was brought back.
--G/T Nate Garner apparently isn't ready to take over as a starter. Garner, who has been with the team for six years, plays mostly guard nowadays but he started the last four games at LT last season. Still, the team felt the need to sign LT Bryant McKinnie.
--OT Will Yeatman doesn't appear ready to take over as a starter. Yeatman, a converted TE, has been with the team for three years. But he apparently wasn't in the mix to start at RT.
--RB Daniel Thomas could get another start this week. He started last week and had 12 carries for 60 yards. Thomas is regarded as a better receiver and pass blocker than Lamar Miller. Dolphins coaches have consistently said neither player has emerged as a clear starter.
--CB Dimitri Patterson, who returned last week after a four-game absence due to a groin injury, could see regular playing time this week as the slot DB in the nickel (five defensive backs) package.
--CB Nolan Carroll is likely to hold his starting job on the right side. Carroll, who stepped in as a starter after CB Dimitri Patterson went down in Week 2, has played well.
--LB Jason Trusnik could get a second consecutive start at MLB if Dannell Ellerbe (shoulder) isn't ready. Trusnik is good against the run. Rookie Jelani Jenkins handles most of the pass coverage.
--QB Ryan Tannehill has a somewhat disappointing 83.1 passer rating. He had a 76.1 rating last season as a rookie.
--DE Cam Wake continues recovering from his knee injury. He'll likely work in a rotation again this week, possibly only playing in passing situations once again. His presence is needed to pressure Patriots QB Tom Brady.
--LB Dannell Ellerbe (shoulder) was limited. He didn't play last week.
--QB Ryan Tannehill (shoulder) was limited in practice. Tannehill was also limited after the Indianapolis game.
--LT Bryant McKinnie (knee) was limited. He had his right knee drained recently.
--WR Brandon Gibson (shoulder) was limited. He had a hip injury last week.
--CB Brent Grimes (back) had full participation. He was injured in Tuesday's practice.
--LB Koa Misi (knee) had full participation.
--CB Dimitri Patterson (groin) had full participation.
GAME PLAN: The first thing the Dolphins have to do is protect quarterback Ryan Tannehill. Then they have to rattle New England quarterback Tom Brady. Then they have to contain Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski. Everything else is filler.
Tannehill has been sacked 26 times. The Dolphins have done a lot of things in an effort to keep him upright -- max protection, three-step dropbacks, rollouts -- but nothing works. And it has to work.
The Dolphins' running game is so bad (they're ranked 25th in the NFL at 78 yards per game) that's it's unreliable.
If Tannehill (11 turnovers, 9 TDs) can get time to throw and have a somewhat decent performance, the offense has a chance.
Now comes the tougher part, defense.
Miami has to get pressure on Brady, make him uncomfortable in the pocket. And they have to keep Gronkowski from crushing them. Gronkowski made his debut last week and had 17 targets and eight receptions for 114 yards. Somehow the Dolphins, who have allowed six 100-yard receivers, have to control Gronkowski.
There are other things the Dolphins have to do, of course. They can't let defensive end Chandler Jones (6.5 sacks) run wild, they've got a find a way to get yards against cornerback Aqib Talib, and coach Joe Philbin has to out-coach New England's Bill Belichick.
That's asking a lot for a team on a three-game losing streak. But if the Dolphins can't do those things firstly, they're going to be on a four-game losing streak.
MATCHUPS TO WATCH: Dolphins WR Mike Wallace vs. Patriots CB Aqib Talib -- If this matchup goes Miami's way it opens up the entire passing game. The problem is Wallace (27 receptions, 357 yards, 1 TD) and QB Ryan Tannehill are rarely on the same page. If Tannehill is throwing back-shoulder passes to Wallace, Tannehill said that's a good thing. It shows they're in sync. But Talib (4 INTs, 9 passes defended, 1 forced fumble) is a menace.
--Dolphins pass defense vs. Patriots QB Tom Brady -- This could decide the game. Brady is a master. Disregard his depleted receiving corps. Brady can overcome that. It's crucial the Dolphins put pressure on him so his usually accurate throws are just a bit off target. His receivers, aside from TE Rob Gronkowski, might not be able to make adjustments. That could be all Miami needs to get Brady yelling on the bench in frustration once again.
--Dolphins RB Lamar Miller vs. Patriots LB Brandon Spikes -- If Miller (4.3 yards per carry) can give Miami a running threat it'll greatly help the passing game. The problem is Miller is one-dimensional. He has breakaway speed. He can't elude tacklers or break tackles. That's a problem. Spikes is an animal. He'll be all over Miller if Miller can't break his tackles or make him miss.


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