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Excuse us ... mind if we interrupt the T.O. ankle watch for second?
Now, let's talk about what the Super Bowl is really going to come down to -- the men under center. We're about a week, four quarters, one halftime show and 10,000 hours of coverage away from cementing a legacy for Donovan McNabb and Tom Brady.
Will Donovan go down as the next great QB who couldn't win it all? Or will he push King Tom from his throne? Will Brady make the final step from great QB to legend, from "good run" to Dynasty?
Let's take a step back and let the men of Snap Judgment be your guide.
|Your Super Bowl party: Pizza or wings?
|Party? I'll be working; watching Lingerie Bowl II
|Pizza, of course
|Greek pizza
|BBQ chicken pizza
|The deep ball: Brady or McNabb?
|Brady; accuracy over length (insert Enzyte joke here)
|Brady. Did you see the pass to Branch?
|The screen pass: Brady or McNabb?
|The two-minute drill: Brady or McNabb?
|T.O. or no T.O. Which team is hurt more by not knowing his status?
|Dunno, but T.O.'s marketing team seems to be doing just fine
|Pats; team that benefits most: scribes
|The Eagles, a little
|Worst QB ever to start a Super Bowl?
|Trent Dilfer
|Kerry Collins
|David Woodley
|David Woodley
|David Woodley
|David Woodley
|Three words or less: What role should the Tuck Rule incident play in the Patriots' dynasty debate?
|Ask Al Davis
|Sill won two
|Little or none
|Rules are rules
|Do not underestimate
|Perish the thought. But just in case: Koy Detmer or Rohan Davey?
|Davey on experience -- namely, I've seen Detmer play, and it's not an experience I care to repeat.
|Detmer; experienced
|Koy; historical QB bloodline that rivals the Mannings
|Unless the game is being played in Germany, Detmer
First down: OK, once and for all: Is Tom Brady the Second Coming of Joe Montana? And if he isn't, which Super Bowl quarterback from the past does his play most bring to mind? Bradshaw? Starr? Aikman? Somebody else?
Alan Grant: Should this center on numbers alone, like four Super Bowl championships, the same number won by Bradshaw and Montana, he is a second coming of sorts. Bradshaw was supposedly too dumb, and Montana too weak and spindly. But both, while members of great teams, played their absolute best in the biggest games. Thus far, Brady has done that as well. But in terms of his forensic play, I think he most resembles Troy Aikman. If you recall, in the Cowboys' three victories, Aikman garnered just one MVP. That's because the plan didn't call for the quarterback to win the game with spectacular throws or runs. He simply played point guard in a ball-control offense. Brady does pretty much the same thing.
Eric Neel: Why not. Like Montana, he's got most every throw in the book. Like Montana, he shows preternatural grace under pressure. Like Montana, he can take a hit. Like Montana, he knows his system so well it becomes invisible under his direction. In fact, the only major difference I can see is that, unlike Montana, Brady hasn't had the benefit of playing with someone as supernaturally brilliant as Jerry Rice.
Jeff Merron: Kurt Warner. Montana. Johnny U. Tom Brady. Here's the link: all began their football careers underrated, deemed by the NFL's enormous collective brain trust as young QBs that should be passed on, over, around -- not given the ball to. Warner, legendary grocery boy. Montana, third-rounder. Johnny U, cut by the Steelers, semi-pro player two years before transforming the league into The League. All winners. What's goiing on here? We're talking a span of 50 years in which these guys have slipped under the radar, through the combine, through the Wonderlic, all the way to Elite Status Level of the QB Club.
Patrick Hruby: Honestly, Brady brings to mind Trent Dilfer and Jeff Hostetler. Don't laugh. I'm not talking physical talent -- Brady's touch and accuracy recall Montana -- or even intangibles (Brady is as calm as they come). Rather, I'm referring to Brady's role. New England asks Brady to play mistake-free football, trust his defense and take the downfield shot if and when the opportunity arises. As others have noted, Brady is more conductor than soloist -- he makes everything hum, but if the opposing team shuts him down, the Patriots still have a good chance to win. How many big-name Super Bowl quarterbacks can say the same?
Aaron Schatz: Actually, since only one other quarterback in NFL history has ever marched his team down the field to win the Super Bowl on a last-second field goal, isn't Brady actually the Second Coming of Earl Morrall? I'm kidding, of course he's Montana the Second: high completion rate, great TD-to-INT ratio, ability to run the short passing game like a running game, chill under pressure when leading a comeback, movie star looks, and probably not releasing a gospel album anytime soon.
Skip Bayless: Brady most reminds me of a little bigger and slower Montana, yet Brady is still four or five years (and six or eight great late comebacks) from eclipsing Montana.
Astonishingly, Brady's accuracy has improved to the point he can throw a little harder than Montana did. Brady's accuracy and catchability equal Montana's, as does his soft-shoe movement in the pocket. Yet Brady can't take off and hurt a defense with his downfield speed as Montana did with his 4.5 40 capability. And Brady isn't yet in the same stratosphere with Montana for late-game magic.
Yes, Brady has led to Super Bowl-winning drives, yet they were fairly short and set up 48- and 41-yard field goals. Montana won a Super Bowl and an NFC championship game with late touchdown passes. And as amazing as Brady has been, it shouldn't be forgotten that his "tuck rule" fumble should have cost the Patriots that playoff game and that his interception against Carolina last year allowed the Panthers back into a Super Bowl they tied 29-29 before losing 32-29.
Second down: No Chad Lewis. Probably no T.O. A running game that doesn't exactly elicit comparisons to the Packer sweep of the '60s. Seriously: How the heck is Donovan McNabb supposed to win this game? Or even play well?
Alan Grant: The Patriots won't give him much to hit. In some ways, this defense is reminiscent of Belichick's best defensive unit ever. That of course, was the Giants' defense in the '80s and early '90s. Willie McGinest, used primarily as a rusher, and the more versatile Mike Vrabel, are in essence Lawrence Taylor and Carl Banks. One rushes and the other contains. So the perimeter is pretty well locked down. And with Richard Seymour's return imminent, forget about trying to pound the ball between the tackles. McNabb must draw on his powers of patience. When the Patriots drop a multitude of folks into coverage, he has to run as far as he can. And when they blitz him and by chance one of his guys is hot for a short route underneath, he has to throw it quickly. There won't be too many chances for big plays or knockout blows. This is all about maintaining a steady jab. He does that, he has a chance.
Eric Neel: I reject the premise. Quick outs, deep balls, seven-yard scrambles, balls thrown on the run, balls perfectly-timed on routes over the middle -- he's done all these things before. He's done them a lot this season. It's not impossible he'll do them again. It's not bloody likely he'll do them all against the New England defense, maybe, but he's not helpless, and Reid's no scheming slouch (this team hasn't really missed a step since T.O. went down). With or without T.O., they've got a shot.
Jeff Merron: How were McNabb and the Eagles supposed to win or play well throughout the playoffs without T.O.? The way to do it is to take chances. Play to win, not to not lose. Of course, lots of this is out of McNabb's hands, and up to Andy Reid. But McNabb has some pretty good options at his disposal. He can throw deep. He can run outside and downfield, if he has to. Westbrook's a double threat. Pinkston. There's the inimatible Freddie Mitchell. And so on. I understand why the Pats are favored. They are better. But for the Eagles to win -- it's the very possible dream.
Patrick Hruby: How the heck should I know? I'm not Andy Reid -- and thank goodness, given that frigid Gatorade shower he received during the NFC championship game (there's also the cop mustache thing). But I will say this: more than any creative play call or game plan, the Eagles have to win the one-on-one matchups for McNabb to have a chance. That means the little things: picking up the blitz, getting that extra step of separation, holding a block one more second. The Patriots outscheme other teams, to be sure, but also play better fundamental football. Beat them on the basics, and maybe McNabb can shine.
Aaron Schatz: The Patriots defense has one clear weakness. They've been the best defense in the league against the opposition's main receiver all year long, even after the Ty Law injury. But they are extremely susceptible to big games by the second receiver. Koren Robinson had 150 yards against them, Antonio Bryant had 115 yards, T.J. Whosyourdaddy had 145 yards, Johnny Morton had 107 yards. So the Eagles can win if they get a really big day from their second receiver. And the Eagles' No. 2 receiver is ... uh ... Todd Pinkston. Yep, Donovan McNabb is totally and completely screwed.
Skip Bayless: No talented quarterback I've watched has made such significant mid-career strides as McNabb did this year. He appeared so much more comfortable and confident, and he was so much more decisive and accurate. Some analysts credit Terrell Owens with providing McNabb a big, fast security blanket; I don't. McNabb was at his best without Owens, in the Eagles' two playoff games, when he masterfully ran the NFL's last pure version of the West Coast offense, speed-reading his progressions and involving eight receivers.
McNabb has matured into a Magic Johnson of a leader and orchestrator. Obviously, it hurt to lose a red-zone weapon like Chad Lewis. But without Owens, McNabb's offense could cause the Patriots more problems because it will be so much more diverse and unpredictable. The Patriots would have taken away Owens. Now, McNabb will make them honor every receiver.
Winning will be very difficult. But if McNabb can spread 30 completions without an interception among seven or eight receivers, including eight or 10 screens and swing passes to Brian Westbrook, McNabb could make it close.
Third down: Qualify for us (and quantify, too, if you can) what losing in the Super Bowl means to a quarterback's legacy. What if Jim Kelly had won? What if Fran Tarkenton had won? What if John Elway hadn't finally won? How would life be different if Kerry Collins or Neil O'Donnell or Tony Eason had won? And most importantly, what if Donovan McNabb loses on Sunday and never gets back?
Alan Grant: Legacy is a tricky word. It pertains to one's heritage. Trent Dilfer, by leading the Baltimore Ravens to a title, ushered in this age of decidedly non-franchise quarterbacks and their impact on the game. So I suppose he, and his subsequent "heirs," (oddly enough Tom Brady may be counted among them) will be credited for the rebirth of "team football." While Dilfer is known for this, he still isn't awarded the respect of other past Super Bowl winners, is he? Absolutely not. As it pertains to Collins, O'Donnell, Eason -- it wouldn't make the least bit difference had they won, not unless they had popularized the non-superstar quarterback. But they didn't. They were just journeyman quarterbacks who lost in the Super Bowl. As for Tarkenton and Kelly, I don't know, I think their 0-3 and 0-4 records thrust them respectively into the realm of infamy. And if you're like me, the infamous character is every bit as charming as his more decorated counterpart.
Now if McNabb should fail on Sunday, and never return, his place in history already has already been established. In fact, this place bears not just a name, but a famous one -- Dan Marino.
Eric Neel: If Jim Kelly had won, Michael Irvin would have gotten into even more trouble, and sooner. If Fran Tarkenton had won, Tony Robbins would have been sitting next to Bob Griese on late-night TV. If Elway hadn't won, we'd all have been spared talk of Jim Kelly and Fran Tarkenton. As for the other guys, well, life would feel cheaper, more ordinary, if they'd won, kind of the way it did the day Trent Dilfer won the Super Bowl. Seriously, I don't think losing means all that much. I think winning means a whole lot. If McNabb loses Sunday and never gets back he's pretty much the same quarterback he is right now: very good, but not all-time. If he wins, though, he makes a leap. And if he wins again, he's in "the conversation." That's what he's playing for. He's not playing, forgive me for the cliché to which I am about to resort, "not to lose."
Jeff Merron: Certainly, winning means a whole lot to a legacy. Winning just once is good enough to get you prime time in the two-week gabfest we're going through right now. But consider Tarkenton and Kelly, Hall of Fame QBs with a combined 0-7 Super Bowl record. They simply aren't the first names that come up when we talk about the best of the best. That's because they didn't win the Big One. McNabb: that's a Hubble-like crystal ball you're asking us to look through. He's got another eight or 10 years on him, and who knows?
Patrick Hruby: Depends on the team and the quarterback. The younger Elway nearly willed the Broncos into the Super Bowl on his own; blowouts at the hands of superior teams didn't tarnish his reputation. Similar deal for Collins and O'Donnell. Both were, as Alan puts it, glorified journeymen. No one expected them to win, or even play particularly well. I think a loss only hurts if you're the quarterback of a favored team and lay an egg.
Winning, of course, never can be taken away from a player (note to cliché-loving athletes: who's trying?). Still, I doubt anyone would make a serious argument that O'Donnell was better than Kelly even if the Steelers had beaten the Cowboys.
Aaron Schatz: Hold on a second, I'm still trying to stop laughing at the thought of "what if Tony Eason had won."
OK, I think I'm composed again ... Losing in a Super Bowl doesn't really hurt a quarterback's legacy. Getting clobbered in the Super Bowl is what hurts a quarterback's legacy. People thought John Elway "couldn't win the big one" not because he couldn't win the big one but because he threw three picks in a game Denver lost 42-10 and then two picks in a game Denver lost 55-10. People don't think of Jim Kelly as the guy who lost Super Bowls because of the game where Scott Norwood missed wide right. They think of Jim Kelly as the guy who lost Super Bowls because of the game against Dallas where Buffalo had nine turnovers, and that was just during the national anthem. I don't think anybody says "Steve McNair, can't win the big one" or "Jake Delhomme, can't win the big one" or "Ken Anderson, couldn't win the big one." So if the Patriots win on Sunday, but McNabb doesn't play badly, I don't think it will change the way people remember him 20 years from now.
Oh, and I think I figured it out. If Tony Eason had won the Super Bowl, the road by the Natick Mall would be called "Eason Pass" instead of "Flutie Pass."
Skip Bayless: The more gifted a quarterback is, the more cursed he can be by Super Bowl failure. Fair or not, I will always think of Dan Marino as an extremely gifted quarterback who lost in his lone Super Bowl appearance. Maybe that's unfair -- Marino was never buttressed by a great running game or defense -- but that's America.
This season, fortunately or unfortunately, McNabb has risen into "great quarterback" status. This means he now requires historical validation, and there's only one way to achieve it: Win at least one Super Bowl. To me, Steve Young isn't a first-ballot Hall of Famer, but he'll probably make it on his first try because he got that Super Bowl monkey off his back. If McNabb loses this one and never returns, he'll go down as a great loser -- a guy who lost a Super Bowl and a bunch of NFC title games.
Fourth down: You're writing your game story on deadline from the Super Bowl. Using the two quarterbacks as your focus, give us your first two paragraphs. Remember (for once in your lives) Journalism 101: Who, What, When, Where, Why and Sometimes How. Don't forget the dateline. Oh, and you might want to mention the final score.
Eric Neel: February 6, 2005 (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.) -- It was supposed to be Tom Brady's night. It was supposed to be the night the calm, cool quarterback of the Patriots became a bona fide legend. But Donovan McNabb and the Eagles had other ideas. With 3:32 left in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XXIX, McNabb, standing on his own 28-yard-line, ducked under a Willie McGinest blitz, sidestepped onrushing linebacker Tedy Bruschi, and fired a strike over the middle to a streaking Brian Westbrook, who took the ball 72 yards for the winning touchdown in a 27-26 classic.
Experts predicted New England's defense would frustrate McNabb, but the veteran quarterback remained patient in the early going and seemed, late in the game, to have decoded Bill Belichick and his schemes, connecting on 7 of 10 passes in the fourth quarter, including two for scores. For his part, Brady was every bit as good. In fact, if not for a tremendous, concussive tackle delivered by Jevon Kearse in the third quarter, he might well have finished the game with his own heroics. Instead, the two-time Super Bowl champion Brady watched from the sidelines as Adam Vinatieri's last-second 64-yard field goal attempt fell just inches short.
Jeff Merron: February 6, 2005 (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.) -- In the longest, and certainly the strangest, Super Bowl ever, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots 26-23 in triple-overtime. David Akers' 59-yard field goal near the end of the third extra period won the bizarre contest.
Terrell Owens and Tedy Bruschi were named co-MVPs, the first time the award has been shared by players on the winning and losing end. Owens caught three passes, including a 79-yard bomb late in the fourth quarter that put the Eagles up 23-21. Bruschi had one interception that stopped a key Eagles drive in the second quarter, made 12 solo tackles, and sacked Donovan McNabb twice, including once with 2:14 remaining to score the safety to tie the game at 23 and send the game into overtime.
Patrick Hruby: February 6, 2005 (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.) -- Terrell Owens' ankle left the New England Patriots out of joint. Passing for three touchdowns, Owens' injured ankle notched a 21-17 Super Bowl victory over the Patriots, becoming the first orthopedic condition to win a NFL championship.
"For the last two weeks, the story has been me," clicked the ankle, which also caught all three of its touchdown passes and was named MVP. "And you know what? For once, the media overkill was justified."
Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes for defending champion New England, which failed to win its third title in four seasons.
"It hurts to lose when you get this close," said Brady, who suffered his first postseason loss. "But give that ankle credit. It played a great game. Who knew a single joint could outperform an entire team? That little bundle of bone and sinew deserves to go to Disneyland, or at least be on the cover of next year's 'Madden.'"
Aaron Schatz: February 6, 2005 (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.) -- Given plenty of time to maneuver, Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb still couldn't find any open receivers. Given far less time to maneuver by the Eagles' pass rush, New England quarterback Tom Brady did a much better job finding his. As a result, Philadelphia must spend the whole offseason wondering "what if" -- what if star receiver Terrell Owens had been able to play at full health? -- and New England gets to spend the whole offseason celebrating what is: an NFL dynasty which won its third Super Bowl title in four years, 31-16.
Skip Bayless: February 6, 2005 (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.) -- A year ago, Corey Dillon was a Cincinnati Bengals malcontent. Now he's a Super Bowl MVP.
With the pregame hype focused on Terrell Owens and Tom Brady, Dillon stole the show by running for 155 yards on 22 carries as New England won its third Super Bowl in four years with a methodical 27-10 win over Philadelphia on Sunday night at Alltell Stadium.
Owens started the game for the Eagles, but appeared to be running gingerly on his surgically repaired ankle as he caught a two-yard pass on the Eagles' first offensive play. Coach Andy Reid took Owens out of the game and didn't let him return. Owens demanded a trade after the game, saying, "If Reid had played me, we would have won."
Alan Grant: February 6, 2005 (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.) -- Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb took just four minutes into the game to make his presence felt. On third down from the Eagles' own 30-yard line, McNabb dropped back into the pocket and surveyed a sparse number of options. The only receiver open was Terrell Owens -- unfortunately he was on the sidelines. McNabb took off, deked Rodney Harrison and cut back through the middle, burning a path to the end zone. That made the score 7-0. The Eagles never scored again.
It took Tom Brady four quarters, eight minutes, and three Super Bowls to become a legend. With seven minutes left in regulation, and the score tied at 7, Brady engineered one of the more brutal, yet elegant, drives in NFL history. Corey Dillon, who ran for 176, helped get the Patriots to the 7-yard line. On third down, Brady carried out a play fake to Dillon on a dive. He took a five-step drop and scanned the end zone for a receiver. For a second, Troy Brown was free on a crossing route, but Eagles safety Brian Dawkins, reading Brady's eyes, dropped Brown onto the turf. Brady tucked the ball and headed up field. At the 1-yard line, he slung himself into the end zone. The 14-7 victory, and that particular play, earned the Patriots their third title and Tom Brady his third Super Bowl MVP award.
Best Super Bowl Pass of All Time
Alan Grant: Bradshaw's perfectly arcing bomb to Swann in SB XIV.
Eric Neel: Montana to Taylor on a slant.
Jeff Merron: Bradshaw to Stallworth, 60 prevent, slot, hook and go, for 73 yards in SB XIV against the Rams. Gutsy call, executed perfectly when it mattered most.
Patrick Hruby: Ditto on Bradshaw-to-Swann. Maybe the prettiest catch, too.
Aaron Schatz: Two: Montana to Taylor for TD and Brady to Brown for FG range.
Skip Bayless: Montana's game-winner to John Taylor.
Worst Super Bowl Pass of All Time (Garo Yepremian's quacker, which is already enshrined in the Bad Pass Hall of Fame, is not eligible.)
Alan Grant: O'Donnell's errant toss to Larry Brown in S.B. XXX.
Eric Neel: Joe Theismann, meet Jack Squirek.
Jeff Merron: Neil O'Donnell's toss to Cowboys CB Larry Brown with four minutes left in SB XXX.
Patrick Hruby: Ditka passing on Walter Payton to give the Fridge a TD touch.
Aaron Schatz: Neil O'Donnell to Dallas CB Larry Brown.
Skip Bayless: Two Neil O'Donnell interceptions making Larry Brown MVP.


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Close to 4000 people gathered at Invercargill's Rugby Park
Stadium this morning for a combined funeral service of the
four men recovered from Easy Rider.
The four caskets were carried into the stadium and on to a
platform where they were laid side by side.
Maori karakia, hymn and waiata punctuated tributes to the
four friends, who were victims of Foveaux Strait's
treacherous conditions.
They and five others were on a trip to the Muttonbird Islands
for the start of muttonbirding season when their fishing
vessel capsized and sank on March 15. Invercargill man Dallas
Reedy (44) survived and four of the others are unaccounted
John "Dukes" Karetai (58), Peter "Peter-Boy" Pekamu-Bloxham
(53), Shane Topi (29) and Boe Pikia-Gillies (28) were
farewelled by family, friends and loved ones on a grey, still
Invercargill Mayor Tim Shadbolt talked of nature's power and
the sheer energy created in Foveaux Strait at the meeting of
two massive oceans.
"All we can do is hold each other, grieve together, and on
behalf of the people of Southland we share with you today
that tragic loss and we will do everything we can to stand by
you," he said.
Officiator Gwen Neave, of Stewart Island, captured the
immensity of families' loss and that of the wider community.
"Just one week ago the sinking of the Easy Rider cast a pall
over the beginning of this year's muttonbirding season. It
shocked the communities of Bluff and Riverton and the wider
Southland area, and indeed the whole country focused on the
horror and drama of Easy Rider's fate and was united by the
desire for a miracle rescue of all on board," she said.
Ms Neave acknowledged the four still missing: Rewai Karetai
(47), Paul Fowler-Karetai (40), David George Fowler (50) and
Odin Karetai (7).
"In the midst of today's rituals they are not forgotten," she
All those involved in the search for Easy Rider's nine
passengers were thanked, including members of the police
force, navy, airforce, dive squads, fishing crews and
Mention was also made of a trust fund being established to
help with the search for those not yet found, as well as
their families.
All four deceased were remembered with kind words and family
stories which drew laughter from the sombre crowd.
As they had been carried into the stadium to powerful haka
chanting, so too were they taken to their final resting
Mr Karetai, Mr Pekamu-Bloxham and Mr Topi were cremated and
Mr Pikia-Gillies was buried at the Riverton Cemetery.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - The owner of a Birmingham-area
construction company has been sentenced to three years probation
for harboring and employing illegal aliens, U.S. Attorney Joyce
Vance said.
Vance announced Wednesday that U.S. District Judge Inge Johnson
ordered 38-year-old Beverly Linan of Alabaster to forfeit more than
$75,000 and eleven firearms.
More than $10,000 and the property where she operated her
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The Principal Anti Air Missile System (PAAMS) is a joint programme developed by France, Italy and the United Kingdom for an integrated anti-aircraft warfare system. The prime contractor is EUROPAAMS, a joint venture between Eurosam (66%) and MBDA subsidiary UKAMS (33%). MBDA also owns 66% of Eurosam, in effect giving it a 77% share of the project. In the United Kingdom PAAMS has been given the designation Sea Viper.[1]
The PAAMS warfare system is in service with the Royal Navy, French Navy and the Italian Navy.
PAAMS was originally intended to be deployed in the 'Common New Generation Frigate' (also known as the Horizon-class frigate) for the navies of the United Kingdom, France and Italy.[2] The French DGA placed a contract with EUROPAAMS on 11 August 1999 for the development production of the PAAMS warfare system along with the associated Long Range Radar (LRR) system. The contract included including one PAAMS system and one LRR for each of the first British, French and Italian new class of warships. However irreconcilable differences in the design requirements led to the United Kingdom leaving the 'Common New Generation Frigate' project in October 1999. After withdrawing, Britain instead decided to pursue a national warship design, designated the 'Type 45 Destroyer'. The United Kingdom remained committed to the PAAMS project.[3] As a result of efforts to achieve economies of scale, the PAAMS command system shares common architecture between the Horizon-class and Type 45 destroyers. On 28 January 2009, the PAAMS was given its official designation of Sea Viper by the Royal Navy.[1]
PAAMS components[edit]
- PAAMS (S) — British variant with SAMPSON Multi-Function Radar (MFR)
- PAAMS (E) — French/Italian variant with EMPAR Multi-Function Radar
- Automatic Command and control system
- Consoles running Windows 2000 operating system
- SYLVER vertical missile launcher
- MBDA Aster missiles
- Aster 15 - Short to medium range
- Aster 30 - Medium to long range
Both variants of the PAAMS operate in conjunction with the S1850M Long Range Early Warning Radar.
PAAMS is designed to track, target and destroy a variety of high performance air threats, including saturation attacks of very low altitude (sea skimming), supersonic cruise missiles, fighter aircraft and UAVs. PAAMS, with its Sylver Vertical Launching System, can launch 8 missiles in under 10 seconds while simultaneously guiding up to 16 missiles to designated targets at any one time.[4] The British PAAMS(S) variant consists of both the SAMPSON and S1850M long range radars and is capable of tracking in excess of 1,000 targets at ranges of up-to 400 km. BAE Systems also claims that its SAMPSON radar has "excellent detection of stealth aircraft and missiles".[5]
Nick Brown the editor-in-chief of Jane's International Defence Review was quoted by The Huffington Post saying, "It's [Type 45 destroyer] certainly one of the most advanced air defence ships in the world... The US Aegis system is similar, but Sea Viper (PAAMS) is more advanced."[6]
- During its first major warfare sea exercise aboard HMS Daring the ship's Combat Management System crashed while under simulated air attack due to a power failure and the ship lost use of its combat management system; the ship's crew reverted to use of binoculars to spot incoming airborne threats until the CMS had been restarted.[7]
- In 2009, two test firings of PAAMS in the British configuration from the Longbow trials barge failed due to "failures in the terminal phase of the engagement." It was believed that "production weaknesses" in a batch of Aster 30 missiles imported from France were to blame.[8]
- In September 2010, off the Outer Hebrides at the Benbecula ranges, HMS Dauntless (D33) was the first Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer to successfully shoot an Aster missile and proceed to intercept its target. The target was a Mirach drone. Mirach is a 13 ft jet which flies at speeds of up to of 530kts (more than 600 mph) at altitudes from as low as 10 ft to as high as 40,000 ft.[9]
- In May 2011, HMS Daring (D32) the first of the class of the Royal Navy's Type 45 destroyers successfully fired its Aster missiles for the first time. The shoot took place off the Outer Hebrides at the Benbecula ranges in Scotland. Daring intercepted and destroyed its target, a Mirach drone.[10]
- In April 2012, the French Navy successfully shot and downed an American GQM-163 Coyote target. The GQM-163 Coyote was simulating a sea-skimming supersonic anti-ship cruise missile traveling at speeds of Mach 2.5 (3000 km/h) with an altitude of less than 5 metres. The Aster 30 missile was fired by the Horizon class frigate Forbin (D620), also present during the shoot was Forbin's sister ship Chevalier Paul (D621). The successful shooting represents the first time a European missile defence system has intercepted and destroyed a supersonic sea-skimming "missile". The trial was described as a "complex operational scenario".[11]
- In May 2012, HMS Diamond (D34) was the third Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer to successfully intercept its target with an Aster missile. The firing took place off the Outer Hebrides at the Benbecula ranges in Scotland.[12][13]
- In July 2012, HMS Dragon (D35) was the fourth Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer to successfully intercept its target with an Aster missile. The firing took place off the Outer Hebrides at the Benbecula ranges in Scotland. Dragon's Operations Officer, Lieutenant Commander Duncan MacRae, of the Royal Australian Navy said: "This was a great demonstration of the capability of a Type 45 and a reassurance of system performance."[14]
Current operators[edit]
- Royal Navy
- Type 45 destroyers - six ships
- French Navy
- Horizon-class frigates - two ships
- Marina Militare
- Horizon-class frigates - two ships
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "Who dares wins - Royal Navy's newest warship arrives at her Portsmouth home" (Press release). BVT Surface Fleet. 28 January 2009. Retrieved 2009-01-28.
- ^ Nicoll, Alexander (1999-04-27). "National differences scupper frigate project". Financial Times.
- ^ "Sampson flexes its muscles". Electronics Times. 1999-06-07.
- ^ Eurosam: Naval Systems - Aster 15 & 30/PAAMS (Official Eurosam website), Retrieved February 2014.
- ^ BAE Systems: SAMPSON MULTI FUNCTION RADAR (Download PDF) Retrieved 18 February 2014.
- ^ HMS Dauntless, The Royal Navy's 'Cutting Edge' Deterrent
- ^ Channel4 Documentary first broadcast Monday 31 May 2010
- ^ Barrie, Douglas (2010-05-07). "MBDA Prepares For Further Sea Viper Testing". Aerospace Daily & Defense Report.
- ^ Royal Navy - Sea Viper
- ^ MOD - HMS Daring fires Sea Viper for first time, 19 May 2011.
- ^ Interception d'une cible supersonique évoluant au ras de l'eau. (In French)
- ^ MOD - HMS Diamond fires Sea Viper missile for first time, 1 May 2012.
- ^ Diamond fires her main weapon for the first time, 1 May 2012.
- ^ HMS Dragon spits Sea Viper fire


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text: homelessness Local Homeless Population Includes More Elderly, Women, and Teens By Gail Binkly • Jun 15, 2016 Jon Pinder / Creative Commons Listen Listening... / 1:30 KSJD Newscast - June 15th, 2016 The elderly are the fastest-growing segment of the homeless population, and that trend is being reflected locally. Homelessness In Montezuma County By Tom Yoder • Feb 25, 2016 Franco Folini / Creative Commons Homelessness in Montezuma County in many ways exemplifies what homelessness looks like across rural America. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with Deb Keel and Laurie Knutson from the Bridge Emergency Shelter in Cortez about how homelessness has changed in the past few years, how they go beyond just providing a warm meal and a bed for their clients, and what to expect at their upcoming "Soups Of The World" event. KSJD Newscast - November 11th, 2015 By Gail Binkly • Nov 11, 2015 Executive director of the Bridge Emergency Shelter says their Justice Building facility is more needed than ever. Cortez City Council considers a request to remodel and reopen a former Circle K convenience store as a liquor outlet. Listen Listening... / 1:42 KSJD Newscast - November 11th, 2015 Talking Heads - November 11th, 2015 By Jeff Pope & Gail Binkly • Nov 11, 2015 In this episode of Talking Heads, KSJD's Jeff Pope and Gail Binkly of the Four Corners Free Press discuss the latest on the conviction of San Juan County Utah Commissioner Phil Lyman on trespassing charges, why the Montezuma County Commission is considering pay raises for elected county officials, and the situation around homelessness in Cortez as winter sets in. KSJD Newscast - November 5th, 2015 By Gail Binkly • Nov 5, 2015 Montezuma County and the City of Cortez grapple over homelessness issues and fees for permits, road impacts, and landfill. Listen Listening... / 1:50 KSJD Newscast - November 5th, 2015 "Faces of Folk": Portraits and Stories of Homelessness By Tom Yoder • Apr 29, 2015 Bronwyn Strickland A portrait can sometimes help us see people in new and revealing ways. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with local artist Bronwyn Strickland, who has painted portraits of homeless people who have been guests at the Bridge Emergency Shelter in Cortez, and Laurie Knutson, Executive Director at the Bridge, about how portraits and stories of homeless folks help us connect with them, and the upcoming fundraising event "Faces of Folk", a celebration of the lives of homeless people in our community. The Bridge Emergency Shelter By Tom Yoder • Jan 26, 2015 The Bridge Emergency Shelter in Cortez provides overnight shelter and other critical resources to those who need them in Montezuma County. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with Laurie Knutson, the Director of the Bridge Shelter, and MB McAfee, the chair of the their board of directors, about how the Bridge is helping homeless people, and what to expect at their upcoming fundraiser "Soups of the World". Southwest Open School Students Explore Homelessness By Jeff Pope • May 5, 2014 Cortez Journal A group of students from Southwest Open School in Cortez recently spent the night at the Bridge Emergency Shelter as part of an event to bring awareness to the plight of homeless people who spend their nights there. KSJD's Jeff Pope talks with SWOS students Caite Lake and Nick Martinez and their teacher Sam Carter about why they decided to participate in this event, and what they learned from their experience. Homelessness In Cortez By Tom Yoder • Apr 3, 2014 The Bridge Emergency Shelter provides for those in our community who need support during hard times. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with Kristen Tworek and Saskia Mollet from the Bridge Emergency Shelter about the services they provide and an upcoming fundraiser that will challenge you to experience what it is like to spend a night at the shelter. Southwest Open School Radio By Tom Yoder • Feb 24, 2014 Brad Higgenbotham / Southwest Open School Southwest Open School is a place for experiential learning, where students actively participate in their own education. In the winter of 2014, the Radio Class chose to focus on challenges facing Montezuma County, including teenage substance abuse, homelessness, generational poverty, and a higher than average theft rate. Tasked with recording transformative radio pieces, the students set out into the community to find real voices. The stories they recorded are real, gritty, and ultimately, their own.


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I have a client that has an dated existing site that wants to move to wordpress.
He has about 400 pages on this old site so a full migration is out of the question. Some pages are still getting a lot of hits on daily basis so he doesn't want to just pull things down.
What would be the best way to go about this? Keep his existing site as a subdomain and have redirects to the old stuff, almost like an archive? I mean I should be able to have somthing like oldcrap.hisdomain.com any feedback woud be great!
I just have no idea how I would even go about this.


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The current embodiment of the groups on FellowsCentral has been retired, and the directory will now link you to Trellis. Learn more about STPF and Trellis.
Fellow affinity groups are formed and managed by current and alumni fellows. They provide a forum to meet and discuss issues related to areas of targeted interest, including various areas of science, policy, and other topical issues.
A few examples of current affinity groups include: Big Data, Energy and Climate, Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction, and Science Diplomacy. Affinity group activities range from presentations and discussions with distinguished guest speakers, to monthly meetings and gatherings over coffee, workshops, full day symposia, and multi-day conferences.


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Birth is a beautiful, empowering, and life changing experience for both men and women. We've been lied to BIG time. If animals do not require a hospital, we don't either.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 2 years, 10 months ago
It's sad that it's taken this long for people to see the obvious : (No Cookies | Herald Sunhttp://www.heraldsun.com.au/lifestyle/parenting/inducing-labour-may-be-tied-to-autism-largest-study-on-subject-suggests/story-fni0dots-1226696651205?sv=8057bd72770dead685a134454a744ae1Weather:
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Shower or two.
idk why the thumbnail came up as a quiche, but it looks yummy
the quiche lobby has been backing the Herald Sun for years now WAKE UP
I live near Amish too and see them weekly. They are generally very healthy. I read another study that their cancer rate is 70% lower!!! Even food allergies are rare in these people.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 2 years, 11 months ago
It all comes back down to making money.Pregnant in America Trailer – YouTube
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 2 years, 11 months ago
One of the greatest myths perpetuated by the medical system is that hospitals are the safest place to give birth. Stories abound of women dying in childbirth before the advent of modern hospitals. And yet, few people realize that women were not dying due to the fact that childbirth is inherently dangerous, but rather because of the living conditions at that time. Poor women were generally underfed and overworked during pregnancy, while wealthy women were often deprived of fresh air and sunshine because brown skin was considered socially unacceptable. Wealthy girls were corsetted from the age of eleven, so that by the time they turned fourteen, their pelvises were literally deformed. These physical factors, combined with various…[Read more]
Why would you want your child to be born in a place full of strangers, many of whom are already sick!?
I think women can do this on their own w out any help. We just need to trust our bodies, and not give into the lies and fear that have been fed to us since we were little girls. This woman seems to agree http://www.blogtalkradio.com/naturalparentingstyle/2012/08/24/online-childbirth-classes-w-laura-shanley-1
Evetbread Emily Martin's book woman and the body? It was written in 87 and details how women were touched and filmed by studentsin bmore hospitals without consent.Sooo nurturing.
Quite glad that such subject matter's being addressed on here.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years ago
Wait, why is that baby not being hung upside down, spanked, then circumcised (for both God and health)?
I know right? Why isn't it being taken away from it's mother and father, and poked and prodded with needles, then having vitamin k ointment rubbed in it's eyes, and sent off to the nursery while the drugged up mother that has just been cut into rests? This natural birth stuff is evil….like them Nazi's!
The doctors tell women that if they don't circumcise their boys that they can potentially become infected and ill and be forced to circumcise at a later date and is much more traumatic. Such lies…
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 1 month ago
If anyone is interested in watching this amazing documentary let me know and I'll e -mail you my username and password to access the film. I highly recommend everyone watch this. : )Birth StoryBirth Story: Ina May Gaskin & The Farm Midwives © 2013. All Rights Reserved.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 2 months ago
Reinforcing that childbirth is painful and awfulTwo Men Experience What It Feels Like To Give Birth – YouTube
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Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 2 months ago
Barbaric Liberian birth practices.
Less than 100 dr.s in the country! Wow, scary for emergency situations. I mean yeahs dr.s really fuck up births and many other things, but in some situations you need someone who knows how to use the scalpel. I guess I can appreciate that there is ANY medical care for life and death situations here, but dear god this is atrocious
ugh and pushing that girl's belly in delivery WTF
alright now I'm just a mix of emotions. I'm sickened, I'm angry, I don't care and it breaks my heart all at the same time? I know there is a ton of bullshit, and honestly majority minorities have no fucking idea how good things are here. Even the inner city which is depicted as so awful do not have these transportation and lack of medical access issues, but whites in Appalacia do and Native Americans on rural reservations. These people don't have water, lights, food and can live almost 100 miles from a hospital. But remember American ghettos are 'the worst'. Brain=explode. End rant.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 3 months ago
Information on optimal cord clamping at birth.90 seconds to change the world: Alan Greene at TEDxBrussels – YouTube
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Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 3 months agoDoctor Threatens To Call Cops On Pregnant Woman If She Doesn't Have Emergency C-Section « CBS Tampahttp://tampa.cbslocal.com/2013/03/07/doctor-threatens-to-call-cops-on-pregnant-woman-if-she-doesnt-have-emergency-c-section/(credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 4 months ago
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 5 months ago
the umbilical chord looks a lot lot the dna spiral to meNHBS › Clamping Umbilical CordsUmbilical cords…most people know very little about them. They probably know that they used to have one…and probably know that it made their belly button. They may know that it was once attached to a placenta…but beyond that, most people can't understand why I admire umbilical cords.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 11 months ago
For every lie that\'s been told about how \"terrible\" \"traumatizing\" and \"excruciatingly painful\" birth is, I believe this video shows how things are not only quite the contrary, but are better than we could have ever imagined.
woooo! Go James! I didin't even think anyone would watch it hahaha
haha Sinead no, I'm actually very interested in the topic, especially since a lot of my friends are getting to the baby stage of their lives (not me though, LOL). Those negative commenters are idiots, "oooh, what about the bacteria?".
Because it's awesome
I think we're more connected to dolphins than we think, they look as if they know exactly what's going on. Also many couples are choosing to give birth in the ocean, and these guys love to show up to celebrate ; )
Lovely! The comments on this video at YT make me sad, I wish morons had a self destruct button.
yes indeed lugg : )
These idiots complain about 'germy' water, but then probably in their own life pigged out on McDonald's and other toxic laden crap while breastfeeding never once making the connection.
Agreed, look at how completely unsurprised the dolphin is by all of this. They haven't been retarded like we have.
Sinead posted an update in the group Natural Birth 3 years, 11 months ago
interesting how the suffragettes were promoting twilight sleep as a means to freedom from the awful curse of childbirth. (lies)The Real Story of Twilight Sleep and How it Shaped Obstetrics and Hospital Birth" When you give birth to a baby, you give birth to a mother as well. "
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A NATION CHALLENGED: THE PAPER TRAIL; Roadblocks Cited In Efforts to Trace Bin Laden's Money
By TIM WEINER and DAVID CAY JOHNSTON
Published: September 20, 2001
A six-year struggle to uncover Osama bin Laden's financial network failed because American officials did not skillfully use the legal tools they had, did not realize they needed stronger weapons, and faced resistance at home and abroad, officials involved in the effort say.
Federal officials say they have not persuaded foreign banks to open their books to investigators and that in this country, a law that would have allowed the United States to penalize foreign banks that did not cooperate was blocked last year by a single United States senator.
Current laws and regulations give the government less authority to seize the assets of terrorists than of drug cartels, one federal investigator said; it may seize only assets that are the direct proceeds of terrorist violence. For drug cartels or organized crime gangs, it can seize any assets used to support their activities.
Investigators also attribute their inability to pierce Mr. bin Laden's financial network to an ancient system of cash transfers based on trust, not detailed records, that they say has spread from countries like Pakistan into the United States.
Since last week's attacks, proposals to curb money laundering by terrorists have suddenly gained support among old opponents -- including the Bush administration -- after languishing for two years. The White House says it now wants an aggressive attack on money laundering, including stepped-up seizure of assets.
The bin Laden organization operates in 35 countries and needs to move money to its members, American intelligence officials say. Tracing the money could reveal not only terrorists' sources of support, but their intentions.
But present and former government officials say that since the mid-1990's, they did not fully use the legal tools they had to wage this difficult fight. ''We could have starved the organization if we put our minds to it,'' said Richard Palmer, who gained experience in money laundering as the Central Intelligence Agency's station chief in Moscow during the 1990's. ''The government has had the ability to track these accounts for some time.''
Congress is now reviving a proposal killed last year by Senator Phil Gramm, the Texas Republican who was then chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. The bill, introduced by the Clinton administration, would give the Treasury secretary broad power to bar foreign countries and banks from access to the American financial market unless they cooperated with money-laundering investigations. It was strongly opposed by the banking industry and Mr. Gramm.
''I was right then and I am right now'' in opposing the bill, Mr. Gramm said yesterday. He called the bill ''totalitarian'' and added, ''The way to deal with terrorists is to hunt them down and kill them.''
But the bill is gathering support from both parties. ''I would be amazed if there is not a sea change,'' said Senator John Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat, who is sponsoring the bill with Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa. He said the opposition was based on ''ridiculously phony'' arguments.
Even after the attacks last week, the banking industry continues to doubt the need for new rules to combat money laundering, a lobbyist said.
Most experts say the funds used to finance the attacks here probably came into this country in small amounts either through wire transfers or through the use of brokers that belong to a paperless underground banking system.
That system of brokers is often referred to by its Hindi name, ''hawala,'' meaning ''in trust.'' It enables individuals to transfer sizable sums of cash from their country to recipients in another country without the funds ever crossing borders. The system, which has spread to the United States, is particularly popular in countries like Pakistan and India where people want to avoid paying taxes or bribes to officials when transferring money across borders, experts said.
''Somebody will come into the office of a hawala broker in Pakistan and say, 'I want $100,000 to get to somebody in Vero Beach who is going to come in and identify themselves as Cupid,' '' said Jonathan M. Winer, who led the State Department's international law enforcement efforts from 1994 to 1999 and now practices law in Washington.
The Pakistani broker, Mr. Winer explained, will contact a counterpart in the United States, often using the Internet, then mail him a chit or agree on a code word to complete the transaction.
Mr. Winer said such brokers might have been used to transfer sizable sums of money destined for terrorists in this country because carrying large amounts of cash posed too many risks.
''The two brokers have absolute trust in each other,'' said Rowan Bosworth-Davies, an expert on money laundering at the Control Risks Group. ''They often come from the same clan and that is why nothing is written down or records kept.''
Congress passed a law in 1993 requiring check-cashing businesses and informal financial enterprises like hawalas to register with the government and report transactions over $3,000. But the Clinton administration did not publish all the regulations until 1999. The Bush administration ordered a further delay until June 30, 2002. Jimmy Gurule, the Treasury under secretary for enforcement, said yesterday that the administration, in light of last week's attack, might move up the date.


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An unrivaled library of information for the chemical industry. The Fourth Edition will be completely revised and will include many new subjects reflecting the growth and changes in chemical technology through the 1990's. It will consist of 27 volumes which will be issued at the rate of approximately four volumes per year. In addition to updating traditional subjects, the new edition will include expanded coverage of biotechnology, materials science, computer technology, energy sources and conversion techniques, and environmental issues such as pollution control, toxicology, and recycling technology. The Fourth Edition will bring together over 1000 articles by recognized experts in their areas of chemical technology, and will deal with industrial products, natural materials, and processes in such fields as: agricultural chemicals, chemical engineering, coatings and inks, composite materials, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, dyes, pigments and brighteners, ecology and industrial hygiene, energy conservation and technology, fats and waxes, fermentation and enzyme technology, fibers, textiles and leather, food and animal nutrition, fossil fuels and derivatives, glass, ceramics and cement, industrial inorganic chemicals, industrial organic chemicals, metals, metallurgy and metal alloys, plastics and elastomers, semiconductors and electronic materials, surfactants, detergents and emulsion technology, water supply, purification and reuse, wood, paper, and industrial carbohydrates. Also includes miscellaneous topics: instrumentation and quality control, information retrieval, maintenance, market research, material allocation and supply, legal issues, process development and design, product development and technical service, research and operations management (systems management, networks, etc.), and transportation of chemical products.
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Amyl Alcohols.
Aniline and Its Derivatives.
Antiaging Agents.
Antibacterial Agents, Overview.
Antibiotic Resistance.
Antimony and Antimony Alloys.
Antimony Compounds.
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Not onto shy away from spiritual imagery, Killah Priest opens the album with "Book of Life", over what could best be described as a medieval beat. Mixing in biblical references, social commentary, and his own uplifting message, he spits one of the smoothest rhymes we've heard from him in a while, before diving back into other topics: "Read a proverb a day, observe life survey, they got my grandma and the words she'll say".
"Betrayal", featuring Cappadonna, is one of the best cuts on the album. While it might sound like something back from 2002, it doesn't sound overly dated and works perfectly. The upbeat production is very similar to Ant's production work for Rhymesayers, and Killah Priest sounds perfectly at home on this track, as does Cappadonna. The same can be said for Canibus, who appears on "Democracy", who kills the swampy guitar line, while Killah Priest keeps his game up to match.
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