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From the high alpine to the valley below and back up again - The place where it all started! The Bugaboos is the most established heli-ski areas and has plenty ski runs both above and below the tree line.
Known as the most established of all the CMH area's and the birthplace for CMH heli-skiing, The Bugaboos provide heli-skiers with a truly memorable experience.
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The Bugaboo's are both a dramatic and inspiring mountain range. These mountains are stupendous and incomparable with so few visitors you will feel as if you have the world at your feet (or skis!).
Skier Level: Strong intermediate or advanced skiers with experience skiing in powder, snowboarders need to be very strong riders.
Transportation to the Bugaboos is by coach from Calgary to Golden and then helicopter from Golden to the lodge.
Bugaboos Lodge is located approximately 200km West of Banff.
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If you want to change your ski life, this was the the week. Fresh snow in the Bugaboos - lots of fresh snow - Skiing up high on the glaciers, surrounded by the jagged Bugaboo peaks. Ripping through the trees with powder flying over your face. Words just not explain the the experience - you have to go and do it for yourself.
In years of travel around the world and lots of resort skiing, this was the best trip I've ever had.
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By: Emilie Plesset
Published on April 8, 2014
The Michigan Sport Business Conference unveiled the theme for their third annual event as "Game Changers: Innovating Today. Defining Tomorrow." The conference will be Oct. 24, though a venue has yet to be finalized.
Kinesiology junior David Herman, MSBC co-president, said MSBC is the only student-run undergraduate conference. While other professional business events may be expensive to attend, MSBC aims to provide students with networking opportunities at a lower cost.
"Our model is to bring that same caliber of eager quality and networking opportunity into a student university environment for a very affordable cost to our students," Herman said.
Herman said that while the themes of previous conferences have focused on how the sports industry has changed in the past, this year the conference will focus on how the industry will innovate and progress in the future.
"There are a lot of cool things going on in the background of sports that a lot of people don't know about," said Kinesiology junior Josh Kadden, MSBC brand and website director. "We want to focus this year on what the next 10 years are going to be in sports and how the game changer are changing tomorrow."
The conference will host about 500 people, including 30 to 40 speakers, sponsors, alumni, industry professionals and almost 400 students from the University and other schools throughout the country.
"We want to spread the great work we're doing and give students who are interested in the industry opportunity," Herman said.
MSBC will announce its speakers for the upcoming conference in the fall. Past speakers have included ESPN President John Skipper, Monday Night Football announcer Mike Tirico and real estate mogul Stephen M. Ross, a frequent donor to the University and owner of the Miami Dolphins, among others.
Herman said that this year's speakers will reflect the conference's theme of innovation and leadership.
"This year we really want to try and find those people, those companies, individuals, teams who are looking for what the next decade will bring in sports business," Herman said. "We are really looking for people who are creating new things today and are trying to change things up or do something new."
The MSBC planning team is looking into different ways of speaker presentation to further engage students and increase networking opportunities. In the past the conference was set up in a panel format, but this year there may be more of a debate format.

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You Can Follow Me on Snapchat Here to see all things behind the scenes at 20VC and SaaStr!
Every Saturday and Sunday, I spend 12 hours each day in the studio taking out ums, ahs and pauses, from the podcast episodes to be released for the following week. This is potentially one of the most monotonous and robotic tasks known to mankind. Step in machine learning, for those that are not aware; machine learning is a type of AI that provides computers with the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed? It has the ability to give me a weekend! ;)
Why are there not elements of machine learning baked into Garageband? I have now done over 600 published episodes, an estimated 15,000 minutes, surely enough data has passed through Garageband to determine what is an um and what is a pause to what is not? They are very clear and obvious to determine and stand out when one becomes accustomed to how they appear in the audio file (see below).
The Problem:
Now this is a very nascent and real problem for me and many other podcasters. However, at present there are 180,000 active podcasts. Many of those have the same creator, I too also have SaaStr! So estimating that from 180,000, there are 90,000 podcast producers (optimistic suggestion), this is our TAM (Total Addressable Market) for our machine learning podcast editor. Going one layer deeper, I always believe that attaining 1-2% of your TAM is doing very well and although unlikely, a goal that the founder should be striving for. That gives us a realistic customer base of 900-1,800 customers. With a traditional pricing mechanism this would have a cost of circa $50. This gives our metaphorical startup an MRR of $45,000 and an ARR of $540,000. Although, decent figures, it is really not a venture-backable business unless we see some insane growth in the podcast production market.
What is The Future:
So what happens to the mass of machine learning products like this that have very clear value propositions but do not have the ability to be financed and ultimately produced and sustained. Is this a case for angel investors who do not require the lofty $Bn exits that VCs require? Will this see the rise of a generation of lifestyle businesses, that are self-sustaining and make good money but can never be considered a home run? For machine learning in particular, will this see the creation of your IBM's or Oracle's producing 'out of the box', so to speak machine learning capabilities.
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Today's tutorial was supposed to go up yesterday. I had planned on writing it during my youngest son's nap. He decided napping was not on HIS schedule. Oh well. Here it is today.
What we'll be doing today is taking a hand-drawn image and creating a seamless repeating pattern in Photoshop. This can be done in Illustrator, too, with a slightly different method.
Materials List:
Small partial pattern drawing (I did mine using black pens & markers)
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
To begin with, I took a square piece of paper and drew a random patter in one quarter of it.
adaptation of a tutorial I read about a while ago. Find out how big your image is and divide it in half. My image, for instance, is 1756 px. Half of that is 878 px. You'll need that number in the Offset Filter.
Go to Filter > Other > Offset. Put the value for half your image (in my case, 878 px) in both the horizontal and vertical spots. The image you get will look something like the next image.
Now I want to blend all of these separate sections a little bit better. You can do a couple of things here. Print out your image and and draw in the white sections, then rescan and combine your images. You can cut & paste in Photoshop. Or draw directly in Photoshop. I chose to use Photoshop only.
To demonstrate how the pattern looks, I opened a Photoshop file of the doll and added the pattern. I selected the section I wanted to place the pattern, created a new layer, and set that layer to the Soft Light blending mode.
Open your image in Illustrator. Live Trace your image. Make sure to select Ignore White. Click Expand and then drag the whole image into your swatches panel. That's it!
This tutorial uses a few of the lesser know Photoshop features. Any questions, let me know. And there's a special doll to download on Friday!


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January 11, 2011
Bring Me Another Beer
Some of my best friends are beer delivery truck drivers.
An anonymous source sent me these photographs of old time beer delivery trucks. I have no idea if posting them here infringes on any copyright laws or whatnot - and I have no idea who actually owns the rights to these photos. Oh well, check 'em out:
Anytime you see a beer delivery truck, honk out of respect for our beloved brethren and snap a photo of the vehicle and email it to me: firstname.lastname@example.com or friend me on Facebook.
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The Fasano leg ends with the winners of the sections ReeLove and Corti Cortissimi.
Violante Placido, Natassja Kinski, Ricky Tognazzi and Paolo Conticini were the outstanding guests for the 3rd day of Salento Finibus Terrae at Fasano.The tribute to Ugo Tognazzi opened the evening with the projection of Reelove section shorts: "La principessa del mare" by Paolo Santangelo (Italy), "Perché tu mi piaci" by Davide Mardegan (Italy), "Lagun mina" by José Mari Goenaga (Spain), and "Pothound" by Christopher Guinness(Trinidad, central America).
"Love Does Grow on Trees" by Bevan Walsh won as best film, and "Lasciate un messaggio dopo il segnale acustico" by Andrea Monzani won as best direction.
In the Corti Cortissimi section Spain was the host:
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John Weaver got paid well to mismanage Ben Hall's campaign
When I read in early August that Ben Hall had hired John Weaver to run his campaign*, I knew Annise Parker would be re-elected as Houston's mayor. I said so on Twitter:
Annise Parker looks to be safe for re-election if this is who Ben Hall hires for his campaign team http://t.co/9B4nmzLife #hounews— Evan PVW (@PerryVsWorld) August 3, 2013
John Weaver has called himself a Republican. He's also called himself a Democrat. While he seems to be calling himself a Republican again now, he spends most of his time criticizing Republicans as if he were still a Democrat. Over the course of Weaver's career, there is no detectable ideological consistency. But the one constant is that John Weaver gets paid. If there is one thing John Weaver is good at, it is finding deep-pocketed candidates. In fact, I said that back in August:
@PubliusTX if there is one thing John Weaver is good at, it is finding deep-pocketed candidates.— Evan PVW (@PerryVsWorld) August 3, 2013
I took a quick tour through the City of Houston's campaign finance reports this morning. Here are the payments from Hall to John Weaver or to John Weaver's consulting firm*:
7/2 3750
7/3 22470
7/31 10k
8/2 129,515
8/30 10k
9/20 100k
9/30 100k
10/1 10k
10/18 150k
That's a grand total of $535,735. Ben Hall received just 46,775 votes for under 28% of the vote. Hall paid about $11.50 per vote to John Weaver/Weaver's firm for a campaign that was terribly strategized and poorly executed.
To be fair, some of those big payments to Weaver's consulting firm were for media buys. We don't know how much Weaver's firm made on those ad buys. However media buyers often get about 5% of media buys. If Weaver made 5% on the ad buys, then he made $80,000 (and $1.71 per vote) from four months of running Ben Hall's campaign into the ground.
* Mark Sanders' firm was also involved in the race.
** Those were just the payments I found in a quick check of the reports. I wouldn't be surprised if I missed some payments, so the actual amount could be higher.
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For a couple of years now, I have been increasingly fearful of driving my car in what I tend to refer to as "weather." Meaning, of course, rain or snow of any sort of noticeable intensity.
So much so, in fact, that a few months back I missed a chance to have lunch with a friend in Boston — really just because the forecast was for rain. Heavy, torrential rain.
So I called and canceled, even though I had been looking forward to it for weeks.
Then a few days ago, I replaced the windshield wipers on my car. And today, I drove to Boston in a heavy, torrential downpour. No sweat.
Why? Apparently, the only reason I hated driving in the rain was because of the diminished visibility. I thought that the lousy vision I had through my windshield was what everybody was burdened with — and I couldn't understand why everybody wasn't as freaked out as I was in nasty weather.
As I made my way home through the heavy rain, hands pleasantly unclenched, heart beating at a normal rate, I though about how such a simple piece of technology — inexpensive, and something I was able to install myself — made such an enormous difference in my perception and my experience.
Let's leave aside for the moment the fact that I should have figured out sooner that it was my wiper blades, not my bravery, that was the real issue here.
To me, it's a reminder that simple, everyday technologies can have a significant impact on our lives for the better. The addition of one simple thing can lead to a disproportionate increase in things that are not so simple, like freedom, confidence, independence.
It's also reminding me how one minor success can lead to a disproportionate willingness to risk more, and to gain more.
Like, when I first learned how to change a tire, it suddenly made me feel like Hey, I know a thing or two about cars! Even if that wasn't technically true, it was my attitude that allowed me to feel confidence when dealing with the automotive shop guys, the people I eventually sold my car to, and the people I bought successive cars from.
Because I took that small step years ago to learn one basic thing about my car — how to change my own tire — I benefitted from a serious ripple effect for years after.
I see the same thing with the adoption of online skills, especially in my work with relative novices, mostly artists, teaching them about the online tools that might help them be more successful.
While there might be resistance at first — and in some it is, in fact, never overcome — in some, all it takes is one small success, one tiny experience of well, I can do THAT to open up a world of possibilities, to plant the idea in someone's head, sure, I know a thing or two about computers/blogging/podcasting/whatever
Rachel Happe was talking about the importance of getting to the AHA Moment not long ago, and I think this might be a variation on that theme.
And, since she was the friend I stood up a few months ago, before I knew a thing or two about wiper blades, I hope I can celebrate this AHA moment with her, by rescheduling our postponed lunch from a few months back.
Have you had an AHA moment — in any area of life? How did it change things for you?


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Mariano appointed head coach for Churchill Brothers
Panaji: Mariano Dias has signed for Churchill Brothers as head coach for the upcoming season in place of Carlos Pareira.
Club official Denzil Ferrao said, "Carlos Pareira did not sign a new contract, so we signed Mariano as our head coach and Subhash Bhowmick will continue to be the Technical Director."
After winning Santosh trophy for Goa in 2010, Dias had worked as senior technical director of the Youth Development Programme of Salgaocar Sports Club and was also handed an opportunity to be assistant to former Indian national team coach Savio Medeira.
Churchill has also roped in Lebanese international Bilal Sheikh El Najjarin in the Asian player`s slot replacing Australian centre back Antun Kovacic.
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Recently, Men's Health ran a contest to find the nine most manly restaurants in America, seeking the most testosterone-y joints in categories such as barbecue, pizza, steak, tacos, and "adventurous eating" (think Chris Cosentino). Though they were only trying to celebrate manhood, some media watchdogs claimed that they were labeling foods by gender. What is it, the New York Times asked, that made all these foods manly, "when so many millions of women are fond of barbecue, pizza, steak, tacos, burgers, sandwiches and brew pubs"?
As a staff of women, we can tell you that the answer is, to be frank, quite simple. We may eat manly food, but it's not because we're eating food. We're really eating our feelings.
So when the Times wondered whether a womanly magazine would front their own contest celebrating culinary womanliness, we at the Braiser put our ovaries together and came up with our own list of the nine womanliest restaurants in America, celebrating the yummy things that make up womanhood: marriage, friendship, shopping, and expressing our emotions. Have a night out at these restaurants with your gastronomic gal pals — as long as you're not being visited by Auntie Flo! Are we right, ladies?
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Thank you for supporting our effort to continually sponsor positive plus size events. We can't believe 25 years have passed. Seems like yesterday when we hosted the very first BBW party in Newark, N.J. at a night club with outdoor pool. Day one out the park there was a line to get in wrapped around the corner. Babs was a success from the start! Since then we have sponsored many events including Atlanta in 2003 and 2006, Universal Studios Florida, Washington, D.C. Baltimore, Maryland, New York City, Jamaica, Bermuda, and we also booked out an entire water park for a private party! We have hosted so many parties, trips and events that I am getting brain freeze trying to recall. I do know that we bring Summer Jam back to Jersey where it all started.
Hurry hurry and get down to the party room! Not only are we celebrating Babs 25th B-Day but we are celebrating all of our OG's! Calling all OG's to the stage as we thank yall for your 15 plus years of dedication to Babs! Yall are what has made Babs what it is today and we thank you.
- It's the OG Walk of Fame! Award ceremony where we recognize those consistently attending Babs 15 plus years.
- Comedy Show featuring the areas funniest talent.
- Yellow and White Affair Dance Party. Highlight the night dressed in your finest yellow and white Club attire. Don't worry about wobbling around in high heels. Your foot wear should be pristine white sneakers or yellow sandals.
- Party Crasherz Entertainment works the sound and rocks out until you fall out.
Get up, get up! Sleeping isn't allowed this weekend. We've got things to do! We continue our day with our traditional activities. Get out them Babs water bottles and fill em up!
- Game Room – Spades Tournament, & Babs Got Talent
- The Great Debate: Men's Forum….. What do women want?
- The floor is open for all to take part in the battle of the Sexes.
Saturday Day Club – Wakiki Paradise
Yes! Come into the club dressed in your flip flops and swim wear. Grass skirts should be covering your booty and Fellas Hawaiian Shirts are required. We heat up the dance floor for this indoor island. Summer Jam wouldn't be on point, if we didn't host a swim suit pageant. Ladies get excited about taking home a crown!
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Come on, Come on the Gala awaits you! Time to get all fancified! Come out fresh to death because this is our last night of celebration so go big or go home.
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The purpose for this wrench can be found on the answer page for the Animal Trap Quiz that I created the other day. A moderate warning concerning the traps, some of them are a bit grim looking.
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Pipeline incidents rose sharply over past decade: TSB
As political leaders debate the future of the Energy East project to move oil from Western Canada to New Brunswick, safety reporting data show a sharp increase in the number of leaks, spills and other incidents involving Canadian pipelines over the past decade.
The number of reportable accidents and incidents more than doubled between 2004 and 2012, before improving slightly over the past two years, according to data from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.
The board recorded 81 incidents in 2004 and 180 in 2012.
The increase is even more pronounced among pipelines carrying crude or refined oil, jumping from 21 incidents to 79 over the same period. The numbers for 2014 fell to 32.
While pipelines are seen as a far safer alternative than shipping oil by train, they are not without risk of spills and even injury, the data show.
Part of the increase in incidents, the TSB says, could be explained by increased scrutiny, with smaller releases of oil or gas now being voluntarily reported by pipeline companies. Many of the reported incidents are minor, though some led to a significant discharge of oil into the environment.
About one in five pipeline incidents occur on a main pipeline, with the rest at pumping stations, terminals and metering stations.
Spills of crude causing environmental damage were reported in Burnaby and Abbotsford, B.C.; Wrigley, Northwest Territories; and Steelman, Sask.
Pipelines carrying natural gas, however, were far more likely to result in fire or explosions, the data show.
The TSB data shows no fatalities from pipeline accidents.
Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre set off renewed debate about the Energy East project last month when he and a group of 81 Quebec mayors said they didn't want the pipeline built through their province, in part because of safety concerns.
After meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Coderre said he will keep an open mind on the project but added that he still had concerns about the potential effects of a pipeline spill.
"We need to understand that there is no Plan B to the planet," he said.
Among the most alarming accidents recorded by the TSB was the spill of 234 cubic metres of crude oil in Burnaby, B.C., in 2007, after an excavator struck a Trans Mountain pipeline. The oil gushed into Burrard Inlet and sprayed houses, emergency workers, firefighters and two members of the public. Almost all the oil was later recovered.
In 2009, an Enbridge pipeline near Odessa, Sask., leaked 174 cubic metres of crude oil into a densely vegetated marsh. The leak was blamed on a gouge in a section of pipe that was dented when it was built in 1953.


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As you have probably already heard, windows are the eyes of your home, so it is extremely important to make them look perfect. Furthermore, windows are the shields between the cold and messy weather of the outer world and cozy environment of your home. Everyday these units make your home lighter and more pleasant, so make sure that they are in good condition. If you have notices drafts and uncomfortable operating processes with your windows, then it is the time to consider windows replacement. Below we prepared five though easy, but very important tips that will help you choose the right replacement windows for home improvement project.
Lifestyle: Before you start looking for windows options, you need to understand what you want to get from the windows replacement project. Experts in windows in Markham advise considering whether you care more about energy efficiency, design, or maybe budget is your main concern. Make sure that you keep in mind your home's climate and any other additional considerations that may influence your choice.
Budget: Once you have decided about the general idea of new replacement windows, think about how much money you can find for this project. Markham professionals remind that windows installation in most cases will have almost equal price as the units separately, so make sure that you include all required services into your budget.
Styles: If 20 years ago you were choosing among 10 main styles then today Brampton windows market can offer you hundreds of styles, shapes, sizes, designs, colors, and features for your new windows. So today you have a huge variety of options and can be sure to find exactly what you are looking for. If you are not completely sure in what you need, ask for professional opinion.
Features and options: The easiest way to make your windows unique is with additional features. You can opt for different finishes and stains, stylish hardware, or unusual blinds and shades.
Material types: Every material of replacement windows has its pros and cons. This is why before you head to the store, make sure to learn about the characteristics of each and consider which of them will suit your home's needs and requirements better. The four main materials include wood, vinyl, fiberglass, and aluminum.
Wooden windows have the most classy and elegant look and can offer the best insulating qualities. Vinyl windows are the most popular choices because of the best price and pretty high energy efficiency qualities. Fiberglass windows are made of combination of vinyl and wood; it means that they combine best qualities of both materials eliminating their disadvantages. Aluminum windows are the cheapest and work best for either warm climates or as storm windows.
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I don't drink, so why does this still happen to me?
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It happens to me...my favorite notion is the seam ripper :(
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In key situations in the fourth quarter, Stephen Gostkowski is the perfect field goal kicker. Chris Brown… not so much. Brown's 50-yard field goal attempt, pushed back 5 yards by a San Diego false start penalty, bounced off the right goal-post, and the New England Patriots held on to beat the San Diego Chargers, 23-20. Brown's missed field goal came after the Chargers held the Patriots back on a fourth-and-1 from the Patriots 49-yard line.
When asked if he second-guessed the decision to go for it on fourth-and-1, Tom Brady said, "heck no. I'll go for it every time." Brady also said that had they executed the play the correctly, they probably would have been able to run the clock out and win the game.
Drive of the Game
The Patriots offense struggled in the first half, amassing just 38 total yards. "Oh God," Brady said when asked about the first half. "What offense?" But the team clicked as they began the second half. Up 13-3 at halftime, the Patriots began the second half by orchestrating a 17-play, 76-yard touchdown drive, eating up 8:22 in the process. On that drive, the Patriots converted a fourth-and-1 and overcame a second-and-17 before BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran it in from 1 yard out, putting the Patriots up 20-3.
Play Until the Whistle Blows
The touchdown put the Patriots up three scores midway through the third quarter, but the score could have been much more lopsided at that point. San Diego turned the ball over four times in the first half, twice on plays where the fumbling Charger thought the play was dead. On the first of such plays, Chargers wide receiver Richard Goodman caught a 25-yard pass and went to the grass. As he was getting up, he placed the ball on the ground. Since he was not touched while going to the ground or while lying there, the play was ruled a catch and a fumble, and James Sanders picked it up and returned it to the New England 41. The Patriots punted that drive away, but on the next fumble they came away with points.
Midway through the second quarter, Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers attempted a sideways pass from the Patriots 32-yard line to fullback Jacob Hester. The ball glanced off Hester's outstretched hand, and Hester slowed up as if it was an incomplete pass. However, the play was ruled a fumbled lateral, and Rob Ninkovich dove on it, got up, then returned it to the San Diego 8-yard line. The Patriots ended that drive with a 40-yard field goal, putting them up 10-3.
"That's what we teach our guys to do," Bill Belichick said. "You play it out, you ask questions later. Forget about the whistle."
The Patriots also scored their first touchdown of the game after a turnover. Late in the first quarter, Brandon Spikes forced a fumble and Jerrod Mayo recovered it, giving the Patriots the ball at the San Diego 22-yard line. That drive ended on a 1-yard touchdown pass to Rob Gronkowski, a play in which Gronkowski lined up on the left side, then cut across the linemen to the back of the end zone, catching Brady's play-action pass with outstretched arms. Brady finished the game 19/32 for 159 yards and a touchdown.
Devin McCourty also intercepted a Rivers pass with just over five minutes to go in the first half, but the Patriots went three-and-out on the ensuing drive. Regarding the Patriots' first-half offensive woes, Brady said, "we gotta do a better job starting the game, we gotta do a better job taking advantage of their turnovers, we gotta do a better job throwing the ball."
Fourth Quarter: Lapses on Defense and Special Teams
Momentum was shifting the Chargers way in the fourth quarter. The Chargers cut the Patriots lead to 23-13 midway through the fourth on a 4-yard touchdown pass to Antonio Gates, then recovered a surprise on-side kick by Brown. They then marched 60 yards down-field, scoring another touchdown on a 1-yard Mike Tolbert run, cutting the lead to just 23-20. However, the Chargers were unable to convert their 50-yard field foal attempt, and the Patriots knelt down once to end the game.
Sacks, Sacks, and more Sacks
Although Rivers was able to light up the Patriots secondary, passing for 336 yards, a touchdown and an interception, against the run the defense was much more stout. The New England defensive line allowed just 38 yards on the ground. They also sacked Rivers twice, the first one by Brandon Deaderick on second-and-7 from the New England 10-yard line. The sack backed the Chargers up to the 13, they failed to get the first down and they had to settle for a field goal.
Brady, meanwhile, was sacked four times, including twice in two plays from inside the Chargers 10-yard line. The offensive line is continuing to struggle without two-time Pro Bowl guard Logan Mankins. They have now allowed 12 sacks in just six games.
Despite the offensive struggles of the team, Belichick said that the defense and especially special teams played well enough to cover for them. "You got three phases of the game, and if you can control two out of those three, you got a pretty good chance to win," he said.


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text: Where can we go from God's presence? He is everywhere; He knows everything. His fingerprints are throughout the universe—each galaxy, each planet, and each individual are all designed by Him with uniqueness and purpose. In His written Word, we see a timeline with a beginning and an end. In-between those two points, world history is being written. This book is an appeal to the Japanese to participate in the life and purposes of God for this great nation. The Soul of a Nation: Japan's Destiny (also available in Japanese titled Kami no Kuni, Nippon) presents God's claim on the nation of Japan. The account has its beginnings in Japan's earliest history but sends a compelling message to people today. The reader can see that the Creator has shown Himself to be the God of the Japanese people.