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This time last year, we had something of a face-off in the agency between two opposing camps: those who felt brands would empower their staff to share social messages in 2015, and those who were unconvinced that brands were ready to truly embrace digital. We narrowly came down on the pessimistic side of the argument, but what actually happened over the last 12 months?
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Recently re-signed safety James Ihedigbo joined Sirius XM's "Late Hits" program on Friday night, addressing his return to the Patriots with co-hosts Jeff Rickard and Gil Brandt.
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On joining the Patriots in 2011 and being re-signed for 2012: "We're talking about Bill Belichick here, who, he's very, very smart in terms of using his players and his personnel to the best of his ability. And I just presented myself with an opportunity. I always believe that opportunity is the key to life. He gave me an opportunity and was like, 'You're the guy, and do with it what you wish.' I just continued to excel with the guys around – Patrick Chung, he's been in the system and understands it very well and Devin McCourty, and just the guys across the board. Like I said, he's a great coach, and I'm excited to be back and excited to work towards the number one goal."
On how frustrating the criticism of last year's defense is given the team's success: "It can get frustrating if you listen to the noise. We have confidence in the guys in our room and in our defense; Jerod Mayo, all across the board with Brandon Spikes, we just continue to work hard. You know, we've just gotta keep winning games and at the end of the day, it matters in the win and loss column and that's what the NFL is all about."
On if the Super Bowl loss to the Giants lingers at all: "It definitely does. I can see why a guy like Ray Lewis plays the game for so long, because once you get a taste [of] playing in the Super Bowl, it drives you. It definitely just drives you. It's driven me this offseason to continue to work hard, and I'm blessed and I'm definitely thankful that I'm back with the Patriots and have another chance to make another run at it. When you play in a game as big as the Super Bowl and you come up short, or even if you win it, it drives you and it changes your focus, you just get a little bit of a taste of it, and you want it again, you wanna get back. You quickly turn the corner."
On one of two Patriots defensive players people will be talking about next season: "Definitely Mayo, hands downs he's always performing at a high level. Next to him as well, I'm going with my man Brandon Spikes, he's going to have an awesome season. He was nicked up for a little bit during the season with a few little injuries there, but coming back healthy this year and looking for him to do his thing like he always does."
On how he would cover Rob Gronkowski: "I'd put 11 guys on him if possible … Even when I played in New York, as much as I don't like talking about it, they did different things, tried to get him at the line of scrimmage, tried to double him later on in the deep part of the field. He does such a great job of getting open, he's a big target, he does a great job catching the ball with his hands. And the scary thing is the run after the catch, being as big as he is, as fast as he is, as elusive as he is. He's a tough guy to cover. I'm just glad he's on my team."
On joint practices in training camp: "Oh yeah, those are great, and I'm surprised that more teams don't do 'em. It's an opportunity for you to go against other guys, and really master your technique, master what coach is teaching you, whether it's something new in training camp, a different way to do things. You can really try 'em out when you're going against other guys, and not guys you're going against every day."
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The money will also be used to build a social RPG tentatively titled "New Britannia," which may have ties to the Ultima tradition, as well as new school features like asychronous gameplay and social profiles.
The Third Grand Era of Games – Social & Mobile gamingToday, with my new company Portalarium, and with the talents and skills of many who made Ultima an Ultimate RPG, we set forth to forge a "New Britannia," a new world from scratch, internally self-consistent, deep and refined. We have lofty goals as an Ultimate RPG. An Ultimate RPG does not fear going where others fear or have failed.Few believed I would find success during the years I took to craft Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar and its deeply introspective plot. Fewer yet believed in "MUltima" when we began that design journey, and it opened the doors to the MMO space. Many traditional gamers are concerned about the growth of the new social and mobile gaming and its impact on games with meaning and depth. They are doubtful that this era will provide them the Ultimate RPG experience they crave. But this new era has unearthed some powerful new tools that add to the value of an Ultimate RPG.For example, let's look at two hypothetical versions of Ultima Online. Version A is the version that was shipped. You drive to the store to buy it, pay $50, drive home, go through a lengthy install, subscribe for $10+ / month, create a character, get dropped into the virtual world, and about 4 hours later, you have explored the game far enough to know it's amazing. Now imagine version B of the same game. You receive a link from a friend and click on it. You start to play immediately for free. The install and intro to the game has been written in a way that you understand the game within minutes…not hours. After you have played long enough to know it's worth the money, you are asked to pay by whatever method you find acceptable. I would argue that with these otherwise identical games, version B would totally dominate, because it was in fact a better game and better game experience.There are staggeringly important new features unearthed by some of the early movers in this space. Powerful new asynchronous tools allow friends in the real world to aid each other and "play" together without being forced to play online at the same time every day or risk falling out of the leveling curve and ultimately losing the ability to play with friends. Instead of paying huge upfront costs, it is better to let players try before they buy, and for those unwilling or unable to pay, it's fair to ask them to help you bring others to the game in return for continued free play. Proper social tools are compatible with the Ultimate RPG.So when traditional gamers look at all the "Ville" clones out there in the world, take heart! See not what is popular now, but rather what is happening in this new era that also would benefit them! A great game, like a great movie, need not be inaccessible to the masses. Great story and depth need not come at the cost of up front effort, pain and cost. Free to play does not mean the game has to be riddled with advertising and calls to spam your friends. But, for those unwilling or unable to pay fairly for what they now play, asking them to work for the developer and find us players is not unfair. Great games can and will be made in this new era, to the benefit of all, traditional and new players. We intend to be a leading maker of such games.I continue to debate how much of the new world designs to discuss in public as we work. Some part of me wants the new direction to be as new as possible to you when it arrives fully realized. Another angle is that this world will ultimately be your world, and player participation could both help me in its crafting as well as clearly communicate its depth long before its ready. So, we will see. Likely a mix of secrecy and sharing will be the right path to tread.Here is what I feel is safe to say: Lord British's Ultimate Role Playing Game, which may be called "Akalabeth" or may be called "New Britannia" or may be called "a name I cannot yet say as it describes the setting I am considering and think I should keep secret at least until I know if it's likely true," will be an Ultimate RPG. You will have customized Avatar homesteads and real roles to play in a deep, beautifully realized highly interactive virtual world. It will have virtues and the hero's journey reflected back to the player. It will have the best of synchronous and asynchronous features in use. Fiction will support your arrival from earth into this new world. I even hope to make maps, coins and other trinkets available to players of the game.But, please be understanding. It took 25 years to craft all the detail in Ultima. The new world will start smaller, thinner and lighter. 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On 20/1/03 6:47 am, "Nicola Ken Barozzi" <email@example.com> wrote: > Pier Fumagalli wrote: >> Folks, >> I've been playing around lately with Jetty and Cocoon, and came out with >> the idea of possibly distributing the two together... > > Jetty is already in Cocoon CVS for some time now. > Do "build run" to have jetty start up and serve on port 8888. Beautiful. I'll dig out what version and stuff are there. I tested my stuff against the latest "stable" (4.2.5???) and actually Greg had to patch a little thing to make it work (so, right now it only works with Jetty "HEAD" plus a small patch (attached)... > Anyway, send in the patch, I'm interested to see it. To Cocoon there is only one patch (to allow the CocoonServlet to load configuration files outside of its servlet context) and that is attached. There is also a different "jetty.xml" configuration file, which basically encapsulates both the "server.xml" and "web.xml" for Tomcat. It would be great if the CocoonServlet init parameters were moved off into the "cocoon.xconf" file (leaving only the locations of cocoon.xconf and logkit.xconf in there), but that means being _very_ picky on my side! :-) I attached my "jetty.xml" file, check it out, I can't guarantee it works as I've tested it only on my laptop and it might just depend on something I've installed here (as well as the "server" shell script to make it start up). > Just one question: what makes it better not to use web.xml with Jetty? > Cocoon unfortunatley uses some config data from there still, and some > features if that is not used are not available ATM. Well, what I like are "clean and minimal" distributions. If you use the "web inf" approach, some of your config files will end up in two different directories: the "server" configuration files (server.xml, jetty.xml...) are in a directory only used by the servlet container. While cocoon.xconf and logkit.xconf are in "webapps/cocoon/WEB-INF"... Why? Isn't it just easier to put everything in one place and tell users, "go there, and edit the default values" ??? This is the "layout" I was able to get it to: ./bin this contains the "server" shell script to launch the whole thing ./classes exactly the same as "WEB-INF/classes", if you need one... ./etc ALL configuration files: jetty.xml, cocoon.xconf and logkit.xconf ./lib exactly the same as "WEB-INF/lib", and yes, you need it! :-) (note as Jetty relies on an XML parser to read its configuration files, the xml-*.jar are not here ./logs all log files, used both by Jetty and by Cocoon ./root all that stuff that usually ends up in your "webapps/cocoon" directory on Tomcat but without a "WEB-INF" subdirectory... ./server the Jetty jars and XML jars (basically this is what goes into the system class loader). ./work ./work/cocoon ./work/cache-dir ./work/upload-dir ./work/jetty the different "work" directories used (both) by jetty and cocoon IMVHO such a layout is much more "clean" and "simple" than finding different stuff into different places. It also helps from a security point of view: if someone wants to be "tight" the only places where the user owning the JVM process needs to write to are ./logs and ./work, nothing else, while with the "web-inf" approach, you have to grant permissions to write in the "work" directory and in some of the "WEB-INF" subdirectories. There are just few dirs that I still wasn't able to move away from WEB-INF (the db, deli and entities directories), but it's just a matter of time to move them under ./work and ./etc respectively. Pier
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Total Fat 106 g162.4%
Saturated Fat 28 g140%
Trans Fat 0 g
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FOXBORO -- He started his professional career as an afterthought, an unassuming, undrafted free agent out of Ole Miss with a funny name. BenJarvus Green-Ellis? What, you couldn't wedge one more name in there?
Signed as a rookie free agent in 2008, he was lucky to survive in his first season, cut before being added to the practice squad in August 2008. He quickly made his way up the depth chart, and when Fred Taylor and the rest of the New England's veterans proved themselves unable to carry the load over the course of a full season, it was the guy with the funny name who became the closest thing the Patriots had to a feature back.
Even now -- after one of the unlikeliest 1,000-yard rushing seasons in franchise history -- people are quick to forget about him. The Patriots even went out and drafted two running backs this past spring, and after rookie Stevan Ridley ran for 97 yards last week against the Raiders, led some to again wonder if his days were numbered.
But here's the thing: In almost every way, he's Bill Belichick's perfect running back: He consistently hits four yards a carry, and is eminently reliable and durable. He never fumbles. He's relatively inexpensive. And he's the sort of guy you never have to worry about complaining when it comes to getting enough reps, or thinking the quarterback is throwing the ball too much.
And on Sunday against the Jets, with Ridley ineffective and Danny Woodhead and Shane Vereen unable to go, Green-Ellis again proved why he remains the perfect running back for the New England offense, finishing with a career-high 136 yards on 27 carries and leading the way for the Patriots in the 30-21 win over the Jets (click here for the full recap).
"Benny ran well, of course, like he always does," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said of the 5-foot-11, 215-pound Green-Ellis, who now has 18 rushing touchdowns since the start of the 2010 season, most in the NFL. "He runs hard, gets a lot of runs after contact. It was a good solid job all the way around."
As important as Tom Brady was to the Patriots in their first three wins of the season, Sunday against the Jets about Green-Ellis. He had 85 yards in the second half and allowed New England to engineer 11-play and 13-play drives to keep the clock moving and close out the game. On the 13-yard drive, Green-Ellis got the ball on nine of the plays and came away with 59 of the 69 yards (including runs of 15, 14, eight and seven yards) that led to a 28-yard field goal from Stephen Gostkowski to make it a two-score game with just over a minute left.
While much of it came while New York had extra defensive backs on the field in hopes of slowing down the Patriots passing game, it was a series of runs in the mold of Corey Dillon: tough, mean yards that allowed the Patriots to bleed the clock.
"The guy ran the ball kind of hard at the end," Jets coach Rex Ryan said. "Kind of surprised me, I thought [Tom] Brady would throw it there. We did have a loaded zone over there, but he found a way to get through and get that first down."
"When you get in those situations, you have to play situational football, and obviously, you don't want to give them the ball back and give them a chance to go down and score, and we were kind of able to do that tonight," Green-Ellis said. "That's always a plus -- we had a game where we weren't able to finish with the ball in our hands. ... We pride ourselves on being able to do that.
"You always want to be able to step up to the plate and knock it out of the park, and we were able to do those things," Green-Ellis added. "But it's not just an individual effort. It was all 11 guys out there. Nothing happens without those guys up front, and I think they did an extremely good job of allowing me to make reads and get cuts off those guys."
"The first thing you notice about him is that he works so hard," offensive lineman Brian Waters said of Green-Ellis. "He tries to get every yard. He definitely has always run the ball the right way, and he always makes sure to give full effort to get every yard, and you can count on him finishing every run."
"Benny, he's a great guy to block for," said offensive lineman Logan Mankins. "He's going to read the play, he's going to find the right hole. He's not going to fumble. He's going to do the right thing. He's going to give you everything he's got. He's a great guy to block for."
Before the end of the season -- likely after one of the rookies or Danny Woodhead has a lights-out game -- Green-Ellis will inevitably be forgotten once more. But as surely as winter follows autumn, he will return again to remind us all of his dependability, durability and consistency, and why he remains the perfect running back for the Patriots' system.
"He ran great. He always does," quarterback Tom Brady said. "He's a tough runner. He's a real smart runner. He's patient. He sees the holes. That was a big part of the win."
Here are nine other things we learned Sunday at Gillette Stadium.
As Vince Wilfork said, it wasn't perfect, but it was certainly a step in the right direction.
Sunday against the Jets, the much-maligned New England defense was able to force seven three-and-outs against New York, including three in a row at one point in the second half. (The Jets were 3-for-11 overall on the afternoon on third down for 27 percent.) New York's ground-and-pound offense ended up averaging 3.9 yards per carry; only one receiver had more than three catches and 45 yards. And the Jets didn't register a first down until midway through the second quarter.
For a defense that had to rely on turnovers if they were going to stem the tide over the first four weeks of the season, to come away with a win despite being unable to force any fumbles or have an opposing quarterback toss a pick -- all without their defensive leader in Jerod Mayo -- is nothing less than a moral victory.
"We had our moments. We had our moments," Belichick said of the New England defense, which came into Sunday's contest against the Jets last in total defense and pass defense. "We had some three-and-outs. We didn't play very well in the red area, and we still gave up 21 points, but it was enough to win. Certainly, there are things we can improve on, but I think we have improved and hopefully we keep building on that and continue to get better each week."
Wilfork said the consecutive three-and-outs, which came at the end of the third quarter, were a good way for the New England defense to build some momentum heading into the final frame.
"I just remember guys saying to each other 'Hey let's do it again.' Because we knew eventually our offense was going to get back on track and put some points up," Wilfork said. "I think it is a start in the right direction. That's one thing we are going to need to continue to build on."
And that success on third down had its roots in good play on first and second down.
"One of the things we really harp on in practice and putting us in the position to getting us off the field after third down," said defensive end Mark Anderson, who had the Patriots first sack since the end of the Week Two win over the Chargers. "We executed the game plan well stopping them on first and second down and putting them into a position of third and long."
"They did a good job," Jets coach Rex Ryan said of the New England defense. "We're productive on first and second down, but when you're 27 percent, you obviously have to be better on third down."
The Patriots' offensive line was able to do some very good things on Sunday against the Jets. They cleared the way for a dominant second half for Green-Ellis, and overall, the running game averaged 4.3 yards per carry. And after being far and away the most-penalized position on the field (nine of the Patriots 28 penalties through the first four games were on the offensive line), they had just one penalty on Sunday against the Jets.
But Brady was sacked four times on Sunday (as many sacks as the Patriots had allowed in the first four games), and New York had five quarterback hits on the afternoon. Some of it was a product of blitzing from the Jets' secondary, but Thomas Welch (working as an extra tight end) was beat by Jamaal Westerman (who had two sacks) on a third-quarter sack, while Logan Mankins had major issues against Mike DeVito.
"It wasn't as pretty as we'd like it to be," Mankins concluded. "I think we had too many mental errors. We confused the [defensive] line a few times. Tom got hit a few too many times. But overall we got the job done when we needed to and pulled out a (win)."
"They start it and they finish it,'' said wide receiver Deion Branch of the offensive line, which saw Matt Light, Logan Mankins, Dan Connolly, Brian Waters and Solder start on Sunday. "It starts with them. How far this team is going to go, (it) starts with that front line and it's going to end with the front line. As long as they protect in the pass game and they run block, we'll be okay.
"Hey we all get the extra credit on the outside, but the credit truly goes to those guys. The things that they do and what coach Scarnecchia puts them through – one of the best offensive line coaches in the game – I mean those guys push through everything. We've got to protect our pride and joy. And they do it.''
It has been a tough couple of weeks for Aaron Hernandez, as the tight end has struggled through a knee injury that has kept him sidelined since the end of Week Two. He was a question mark entering Sunday's game, but the Florida product gutted his way through an afternoon where he finished with five catches for 56 yards, including a 21-yard catch late in the third quarter that was one of the key plays in an 11-play, 77-yard drive that ended with a touchdown from Green-Ellis to give New England a 24-14 lead.
Hernandez clearly wasn't at 100 percent -- he was wearing a sizable brace on his left knee, and he ducked down into the locker room in the first half for a few moments. He was flexing his knee for much of the afternoon in between snaps, had a couple of missed connections with the quarterback (they were unable to hook up on at least two deep balls early) and committed a bad bobble on the goal-line at the end of the first half that led to an Antonio Cromartie interception right before halftime.
"Big-time players make big-time plays," he said. "I came up short there. (Tom Brady) is always positive. He said, 'Don't worry about it. Let it go.' But as a player who loves this game, it hurts you. I've got to turn it around for next week."
But the mere presence of the 6-foot-1, 245-pounder altered the New York pass defense: if you were the Jets, you had to pay attention to him out there, even if he was just a decoy. He did such a good job attracting attention that he drew a pair of pass interference calls in the opening quarter, and was shadowed all over the field all afternoon.
"He was able to come out and practice later on in the week and handle a little more each day, and kept getting better, so we felt confident going into the game – and he felt confident going into the game," Belichick said. "He got behind the defense a couple times, so he obviously got his speed back. I thought he had a good couple days of practice at the end of the week, and was able to carry it over into the game. He's a tough guy to match up against. He's a good player."
Hernandez said he struggled at times with the knee brace -- he talked to Welker about how to play with a brace – but in the end, it wasn't a problem.
"Wes told me it's going to feel a little weird," he said. "But when you're in the moment at a game with all them fans out there, national TV, you kind of forget about the brace."
Over the first three games of the season, everyone became caught up in Brady's ridiculous yardage numbers. And while he still remains on pace to break Dan Marino's record for most passing yards in a season (5,084, set in 1984), Brady's subtleties as a quarterback have been far more important to the overall success of the Patriots the last two weeks.
Even though he "only" had 226 passing yards against the Raiders, Bill Belichick praised his quarterback for his decision-making skills and work as a game manager. On Sunday against the Jets, those skills were on display again, as Brady dictated the tempo to the feisty Jets. He utilized the no-huddle on 16 of New England's 72 plays from scrimmage, keeping them off-balance while changing plays and protection schemes on multiple occasions in hopes of keeping New York at bay.
Sometimes it wouldn't work (Brady was sacked a season-high four times and had a red-zone pick at home for the first time in his career), but more often than not, it did (he finished 24-of-33 for 321 yards, with one touchdown pass and one interception.)
"(The Jets) give you a lot of different looks," Belichick said. "They stem in and out of things and overload and then switch it and just change things up on you, so you've got to be careful about running plays that just have no chance. You want to stay out of those and try to give yourself something that you at least have an even fight, fair numbers on.
"That's the quarterback's responsibility and a couple times we just got caught in it. They did a good job. They maneuvered in a way that we weren't able to do that, but I thought (Brady) did a good job handling that."
One thing that was certainly working in Brady's favor over the last two weeks was a consistent running game and balanced offensive scheme. On Sunday, Green-Elliis had a career-day with his 136-yard output, and for the second consecutive week, the run/pass split was virtually 50-50. (Last week, it was 30-30. This week, it was 35-33.) In the end, it all added up to the second win in the last three games against Ryan and the Jets.
But Brady didn't sound like he was in the mood to celebrate after the game.
"I thought we could have done a lot better offensively but it was a good win. We won at home, that's important, a division game and we're 4-1," Brady said. "I thought we could have run it better, obviously. We could have thrown it better. We could have done a lot of things better on offense, and we're going to need to."
The matchup everyone was hoping to see developed early, as the Jets appeared to make the decision to move Darrelle Revis down on Wes Welker shortly after the opening snap. And while they did move Revis around in coverage (there was some man, some zone on the part of the Jets), the two were pretty much in each other's face all afternoon.
The final totals for one of the finest head-to-head matchups of the year? Courtesy of WEEI.com's Justin Doubleday: The two were matched up in coverage on 42 of the Patriots' offensive snaps, with 17 runs, 18 passes, two sacks and five penalties. Welker was targeted just three times with Revis on him, and caught two passes for 77 yards total in that time, with his biggest catch of the game came on the first play from scrimmage in the second half.
On that play, Brady used play-action to fool safety Eric Smith just enough and hit Welker over the middle for a 73-yard catch (Welker was caught from behind and tackled by Revis) on a drive that ended with a Deion Branch touchdown. It was questionable who was at fault on the big reception, but it certainly appeared that both Revis and Smith were cheating on the play.
"It was just one of those plays where the safety was a little over-aggressive," Welker said of his 73-yarder. "We run a similar type play and ran the ball, and so I kind of got a feel for what that safety was doing. I went down and then kind of acted like I was going to block him and then took off on it. Tom [Brady] made a good throw."
In the end, Welker again topped the 100-yard receiving mark, finishing with five receptions for 124 yards. (His 740 yards through five games is the most in NFL history and for what it's worth, he is now on pace for 2,368 receiving yards, which would still shatter the NFL record of 1,848 by Jerry Rice in 1995.)
"He's always a factor. He's a great player," Welker said when asked after Revis after the game. "You definitely have to make sure you're very crisp with all your routes and really set up him up with stuff and be smart about it. Every play is go-time when he's across from you. He does a great job with all that. It's a little game of cat and mouse sometimes with him. You just have to keep on plugging away and hopefully get some big plays every once in awhile."
"We tried to switch it up on them a little bit. I was on him a couple of times and a couple of other people were also on him," Revis said of Welker. "We were just trying to give them a mixture of things. He made a couple of great plays today, especially with the big one. It was like he was going across the field and got us on a double move and he was gone up the field."
Overall, Hernandez was targeted seven times when Revis went with Welker, the most of any receiver.
"We're going to run our offense, regardless of who he's guarding," Deion Branch said of Revis. "If it's Wes [Welker] and he's guarding Wes and the play is designed to go to Wes, we're going to try to get Wes the ball. Or if it's me. The guy's a great player, but the biggest thing is for us to go out and take care of our business and not worry about who's guarding who and what defense they're running. We just have got to go out and execute our plays."
Regardless of what you think about the play of New England's safeties through the first five games of the season -- and the tandem of Pat Chung and James Ihedigbo appeared to work well together in extended reps on Sunday -- they have done a very good job containing some very good tight ends, including some who have big days against the Patriots in the past.
This season, they have managed to shut down San Diego's Antonio Gates and Miami's Anthony Fasano (an underrated part of the Dolphins' passing game). On Sunday, they were able to silence a noted Patriots' killer in Dustin Keller. Keller, who came into the game as the Jets' leading receiver (18 catches for 261 yards and two touchdowns), had gone off on New England several times in the past, including a nine-catch effort last year in New Jersey. But on Sunday, Keller was targeted twice and had just one catch on the afternoon, a harmless seven-yard reception in the first half.
The Patriots appeared to use a variety of coverages on Keller, and while it didn't appear like they were concentrating on him at the expense of some of the other Jets' offensive options (like they did with Gates against the Chargers), there were multiple defenders on him on several occasions.
"I've got to give them credit," Keller said. "They played well against us -- for the most part, they held us down pretty well."
The Patriots -- who face one of the best tight ends in the league again next week in Dallas' Jason Witten -- have now yielded 13 catches for 183 yards and two touchdowns against tight ends in five games.
Afterward, Belichick and several other players noted that the Patriots were able to put together a second consecutive week of quality practices, which went a long way toward having them ready for this week's game against the Jets.
"It's good to win and I'm really proud of our team," said Belichick. "They had a good week of practice. They worked hard, pushed through a lot of bumps and bruises. (They were) banged up and (had) a long trip back from Oakland and all of that, but they hung in there and I thought they did a really good job this week.
"It was one of our good weeks of practice, so hopefully that was reinforced by what we did in the game," he added.
"Oh yes -- from coming in here on Tuesday on our day off to watch film all the way to Saturday night leading into the game, we really nailed it," Wilfork said of the days leading up to the Jets game. "Bill didn't give up until the last second. We were in here until our 2:15 meeting still talking about things we need to do to win the ball game. I think everybody took it upon themselves to make sure we would be in pretty decent shape as the game went on. And we were."
"Guys came in very focused, understanding that this was a big game for us and it can really get us a jumpstart in the division," said wide receiver Wes Welker. "I think the guys did a great job of really understanding our game plan and really moving the ball down the field. It all starts in practice. Whenever we do it there, it always carries over."
Even five games into the regular season, the new padded practice schedule has taken some getting used to. Under the new CBA, during the regular season, there can be just 14 padded practices for the entirety of the season and teams can hold no more than two padded practices per week. All padded practices are limited to three hours max, which means you have to really have to maximize the time you spend in pads.
"It's always imperative for us to have a good week of practice," Green-Ellis said. "We don't have all day out there, so we have to make sure that we're running those plays and getting them right the first time."
THE PATRIOTS MIGHT WANT TO START KICKING AWAY FROM JOE McKNIGHT
The youngster is a flat-out beast as a kick returner. McKnight came into Sunday's game averaging 53 yards a return on his four opportunities this season, with one of his returns going for 107 yards last week against the Ravens.
He didn't disappoint on Sunday against New England -- on New York's first chance in the third quarter, he took one straight up the seam for 88 yards, which set up a quick score from the Jets to pull them to within three early in the second half. All in all, it wasn't a great day for the Patriots' coverage teams. There was McKnight's big return, plus penalties on Jermaine Cunningham (holding on a punt return) and Dane Fletcher (holding on a kickoff return)
However, the Patriots had a good afternoon on other special teams' areas -- Stephen Gostkowski connected on all three of his field goal attempts (from 24, 28 and 44 yards, with the 28-yarder coming with just over a minute left and making it a two-score game) and put all seven of his kickoffs into the end zone, while Zoltan Mesko averaged 51.3 yards on his four punts, dropping one of them inside the 20. In addition, with Julian Edelman on the sideline, Welker caught four punts, including a 25-yard return that got the team good field position to start the fourth quarter.
Five weeks into the season, the Patriots and Bills sit at 4-1 on top of the AFC East. Meanwhile, Sunday's loss leaves the Jets at 2-3, and heading in the wrong direction -- New York has lost three straight. That, combined with a recent report that three different wide receivers went to Rex Ryan to complain about the state of the offense, have some believing that the Jets are nearing a crossroads.
"It is a lot of frustration -- we lost three games in row," Revis said. "It is tough. It feels tough right now. We have to stop committing the mistakes out on the field. We have to be consistent in our game play."
"We got a long way to go. I mean, no one said it would be easy," Ryan said. "We just got to play better and better. And I thought we played better today than we obviously did last week. Hopefully we will play better next week than we did this week, and hopefully we just keep building and building and building. And the team that plays best at the end of the year is usually the team that walks away with the championship.
"I never thought I would be here, losing three straight, but that's where we are at right now. We've earned it and we've got to get better. I have seen this team, it's a resilient team, and I think we will be right there and I think we will get better."
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Bi-Polar Bear Roams Park Slope
There's a dilapidated storefront on Park Slope's Fifth Avenue between 6th and 7th Streets where Brooklyn-based hip-hop duo Bi-Polar Bear (Gabe Karter and Andy Kaufman) decided to film a man dressed up in an over-sized bear head there as part of their "Been Hiding" video. With Bi-Polar Bear's new album, When Ledge Is Home, released this week, SOTC met up with Karter at the nearby Mission Dolores bar to talk about the legend of the Fifth Avenue spot, how Kanye West treats his bear, and what a Bi-Polar Bear beer would taste like.
Why did you open the "Been Hiding" video outside the disbanded junk store on 5th Avenue? We've been walking by that store forever now. It used to have a bunch of things for sale outside like strollers - but dirty and weird things - and the store used to be for sale. We always used to be mesmerized about what it really was.
Have you seen the guy who owns the building? We didn't see anyone out there for two or three years and then one day we saw a fellow peering out from a window upstairs, and that's the guy who owns it. Now he sits outside all the time. He seems really funny, but he was scary as shit the first time we saw him. He's always sitting outside on a fold-out chair but he never talks to anyone. He always sits like sort of in the way of people walking. I think he's doing it to entertain himself right now.
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What do you think his back story is? I have no idea but I assume that he or his family have probably lived there for generations. I've never seen him talking to anyone or with anyone, so I'd lead towards a sad story, unfortunately. He didn't seem to have too much family around him. I don't want to assume the worst, but I think it veers towards a sad situation.
Would you consider writing a song about the guy? Now that you say it, I'm looking for material for my own solo record... I'm looking to write less personal things, so maybe. [Pauses] It might not be on my album, but it'll be a single. I'll make up a story about that fellow's life. Maybe I'll talk to him after this.
How do you feel about hip-hop's other notable bear, the Kanye West mascot? I don't know, I've never loved Kanye as a rapper, but I respect all other bears. We're big fans of bears in all forms. We mostly like them in the wild, but anyone who impersonates a bear, we're cool with.
How do you think your bear would get along with Kanye's bear? I think they'd be friends immediately. Our bear is not a fighter. I think they're sort of similar bears. His bear looks sadder than his records generally are, so I think our bear would get along quite nicely with his bear. I don't know how we'd get along with him, but our bears would get along together awesomely.
Do you think Kanye's bear is sad because he doesn't take proper care of it? Possibly. Yeah, he's out buying clothes and his bear is sitting at home, probably hungry.
Your new album is released on Modern Shark, a label Junk Science are involved in. They once made their own promotional beer. What would a Bi-Polar Bear beer taste like? It should probably be a winter ale, but it probably wouldn't be. In the winter I'm more of a red wine drinker. In the summer it's more the Belgian whites, so it would probably be like that - something on the lighter side that you could throw an orange in.
Do you think bears like to drink beer with fruit in it? I would like to live in a world where all bears enjoy fruit with their beer.
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- 3GB 384-Bit GDDR5
- Core Clock 850 MHz
- Boost Clock 925MHz
- DL DVI-I/SL DVI-D 1 x HDMI 2 x Mini DisplayPort
- 1792 Stream Processors
- PCI Express 3.0 x16
Awesome. 02/19/2014
This review is from: PowerColor Radeon HD 7950 DirectX 11.1 AX7950 3GBD5-2DHV5E 3GB 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 CrossFireX Support Video Card
I don't think there's a single game this card cannot run. Noise is not a problem, and the temperatures never get out of hand.
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Frogman Seal's Brown Water Navy Hal 3 Design Womens Hoodie
Frogman Seal's Brown Water Navy Hal 3 Design 1. Large Dog Tags with PBR Brown Water Navy 2. Hal 3 Huey in the air 3. Special Operations Seal's Circle Logo 4. Frogman in the water 5. Brown Water Navy PBR Patch We print all Hoodies using the latest DTG print technology and highest quality inks to ensure a superior print quality and a lasting finish. The double fabric hood with self-coloured drawcord and a front kangaroo pouch pocket makes this Hoodie just perfect.
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