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CRyo-Ablation to Treat Patients With HOCM. (CRASH)
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01875016
Recruitment Status : Unknown
Verified June 2013 by MEDINA AHARON, Shaare Zedek Medical Center.
Recruitment status was: Not yet recruiting
First Posted : June 11, 2013
Last Update Posted : June 11, 2013
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The purpose of the study is to perform endocardial catheter CRyo-Ablation to relieve the LVOT obstruction in patients with Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy.
The investigators hypothesize that the investigators will be able to reduce > 50% of the initial LVOT gradient. This will be considered as a successful procedure.
|Condition or disease
|HOCM, Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy
|Procedure: CRyo-Ablation to Treat HOCM.
|Not Applicable
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Estimated Enrollment :
|15 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Endocardial Catheter CRyo-Ablation of Septal Hypertrophy for Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy
|Study Start Date :
|June 2013
|Estimated Primary Completion Date :
|December 2014
|Estimated Study Completion Date :
|April 2015
- Procedure: CRyo-Ablation to Treat HOCM.
CRyo-Ablation to Treat Patients With HOCM.
- Acute and long term reduction of initial LVOT gradient [ Time Frame: Post procedure and up to 12 months follow up ]
- Number of patients with procedure related complications. [ Time Frame: During the procedure untill discharge. ]
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- The patient must be ≥18 years of age
- The patient has left ventricular outflow tract obstruction with hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy
- The patient is on optimal medication
- The patient is not eligible for/failed/refused alcohol ablation
- The patient is not eligible for/failed/refused myectomy
- The patient is willing to participate in the study and has signed informed consent
- The patient or legally authorized representative has been informed of the nature of the study, agrees to its provisions and has provided written informed consent, approved be the appropriate medical ethics committee.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnant or nursing patients Female patients of child-bearing potential must have a negative pregnancy test done within 7 days prior to the index procedure per site standard test
- Patient has history of or known impaired renal function (Serum creatinine >2.0 mg/dL or 177 µmol/l) or on dialysis
- Patient has a history of bleeding diathesis or coagulopathy or patients in whom anti-platelet and/or anticoagulant therapy is contraindicated
- Patient has a known hypersensivity or contraindication to aspirin, both heparin and bivalirudin, clopidogrel and/or contrast sensitivity/allergy that cannot be adequately pre-medicated
- Patient has other medical illness not related to the hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (e.g., cancer, known malignancy, or cognitive heart failure) or known history of substance abuse (alcohol, cocaine, heroin etc.) that may cause non-compliance with the protocol, confound the data interpretation or is associated with limited life expectancy (i.e., less than 1 year)
- Subject is enrolled or intended to participate in any concurrent drug and/or device study, which would confound the results of this trial as determined by the investigator, during the course of this clinical study
- Subjects meets the exclusion criteria required by local low (e.g. age, pregnancy, breast-feeding, etc)
- Subject is anticipated not being able to complete the study
|Responsible Party:
|MEDINA AHARON, Head of EP Unit, Shaare Zedek Medical Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01875016 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|June 11, 2013 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|June 11, 2013
|Last Verified:
|June 2013
Keywords provided by MEDINA AHARON, Shaare Zedek Medical Center:
Cryo ablation
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cardiomyopathy, Hypertrophic
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Pathological Conditions, Anatomical
Aortic Stenosis, Subvalvular
Aortic Valve Stenosis
Heart Valve Diseases


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Albuquerque Attractions & Activities - Things To Do in Albuquerque
Amazing Albuquerque
From the spiritual to the historic to the just-plain-stunning, Albuquerque attractions will amaze and educate, entertain and surprise you. There are plenty of fun things to do in Albuquerque, so plan time for both city-oriented activities and day trips outside of town.
Attractions and Activities
Historic Old Town PlazaHotel Albuquerque at Old Town is located in Albuquerque's historic Old Town Plaza. A treasured historical and cultural gem, Old Town Plaza is home to the San Felipe de Neri church—the spiritual heart of Albuquerque for over 300 years. On summer afternoons, take in a concert under the gazebo, or wander hidden alleys and plazas. Unique galleries and shops, and old-world charm distinguish the plaza as a one-of-a-kind destination for shopping, dining and strolling. Seven amazing museums are also located in old town including the Albuquerque Museum of Art & History, Explora Science Center, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science and others.
Albuquerque Trolley ToursAlbuquerque Trolley Tours An Albuquerque Trolley Tour is a 66-minute, 18-mile city tour—history, culture and entertainment all on board a completely custom, stucco-covered (what else?) open-air trolley. Tours leave from Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town and there are special hotel packages avaialble to experience "The Best First Thing To Do in Albuquerque."
National Hispanic Cultural CenterNew Mexico's newest museum and an architectural masterpiece, the National Hispanic Cultural Center is the center of Spanish, Mexican, Chicano and Hispanic heritage in New Mexico. It features visual arts, dance, music and other performances.
Indian Pueblo Cultural CenterDedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of Pueblo Indian culture, history and art, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is your gateway to the 19 pueblos of New Mexico.
Albuquerque Museum of Art & HistoryIn the heart of historic Old Town and just across the street from the New Mexico Museum of Natural History, the museum features world class art exhibits and a comprehensive look at New Mexico from the earliest settlers to today.
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and ScienceLearn the fascinating story of New Mexico's natural history (Dinosaurs! Volcanoes! Beaches!) and technology (Microsoft, anyone?). This year-round favorite features interactive exhibits and stunning displays provide an entertaining and enriching experience for the whole family.
Albuquerque Zoo and Biological ParkFun for the entire family, a mini-train and a walking/biking path connects the award-winning Rio Grande Zoo, the Albuquerque Aquarium, Tingley Beach and the Rio Grande Botanical Gardens. Be sure to dedicate a whole day to exploring the park.
Petroglyph National MonumentNative Americans have lived in this valley far longer than Europeans have populated our country's coasts, and their culture and art remains a strong element of Albuquerque's heritage. Petroglyph National Monument displays 17,000 Indian petroglyphs; it is the world's largest accessible collection of prehistoric rock art.
Albuquerque International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta and Balloon MuseumMost Albuquerque mornings you can look up and see the brilliant colors of balloons against the blue sky. Albuquerque is known as the ballooning capital of the world and many of ballooning's historic pioneers have made their homes here for the perfect flying conditions. Learn about them, and ballooning's history, at the museum, and don't miss the October Balloon Fiesta.
Sandia Peak Aerial TramWayThe world's longest single span tram takes you from Sandia Mountains' base to its peak. That is a 2.7 mile continuous tram ride -- the world's longest. Sandia Peak sits at 10,400 feet above sea level and provides a birds-eye view of Albuquerque. There's even a restaurant at the top.
Day trip to Acoma and Laguna PueblosNew Mexico is home to 19 Native American Pueblos, many of which are a quick and scenic drive from Albuquerque. Acoma Pueblo is an ancient and continuously inhabited community perched on top of a mesa 65 miles west of Albuquerque. Native Acoma guides walk visitors through the history and lore of this fascinating community. The Acoma Visitor's Center includes a mini-museum that explores the history and culture of the Pueblo people in the area. On the way to Acoma, stop at Laguna Pueblo, alive with culture and tradition, and home to many well known Native American artists and craftspeople.
Acoma Pueblo: www.acomaskycity.org
Laguna Pueblo: www.indianpueblo.org/19pueblos/laguna.html
DAY TRIP TO JEMEZ PUEBLOThe Pueblo of Jemez is a located just 50 minutes northwest of Albuquerque along a very scenic drive. It is one of the 19 Native American pueblos located in New Mexico. Jemez Pueblo's visitor center is open to the public with local art, crafts and great food for sale. Some of the Pueblo's traditional events and Feast Days are also open to the public - call to find out. Hiking through the beautiful terrain of the Jemez Mountains, and a sulfur-spring waterfall make for a full day trip to the area.
NEW MEXICO RAIL RUNNER (DAY TRIP TO SANTA FE )Before the doors close, New Mexico's commuter rail warns travelers with a "meep-meep," mimicking the cartoon roadrunner. The Railrunner, named after New Mexico's state bird and sporting a stylized Rail Runner likeness on its sleek exterior, is a fast double-decker train that makes visiting Santa Fe easy and affordable. Tickets are $8 one-way and the views are worth the round trip. The Railrunner stops near downtown Santa Fe where shuttles take visitors to the historic plaza.
HOT AIR BALLOON RIDESAlbuquerque is a balloonist's paradise, and many believe Albuquerque is best viewed from above, as the sun rises over the Sandia Mountains. Check it out yourself, and tell us if you think that's true...
TRAVEL ON HISTORIC ROUTE 66Looking for some historic architectural kicks? Route 66, the "Mother Road," runs right through the heart of the city and many of the buildings that line its path date back to the Mother Road's heyday in the 1930s and 40s. Check out downtown's Sunshine Building (built in 1923-24), the First National Bank Building (1922), the Rosenwald Building (1910), the KiMo Theater (1927), Maisel's (circa 1940), and then head east to the funky motor hotels of the 1950s (many have been repurposed).
CLIFF'S AMUSEMENT PARKCliff's Amusement Park has long been a local favorite, home to some of the wildest thrill, family and water rides this city has ever seen, including the Galaxi, the SideWinder and the Sea Dragon! Not to be missed is New Mexico's only super-coaster, The New Mexico Rattler! Voted one of the Top 25 Wooden Coasters in the world, the Rattler's high-speed thrills and excitement sink its fangs into daring guests. Kiddieland makes sure that even the tiniest tykes will have fun.
MADRID & SCENIC BYWAYSMining has long been part of New Mexico history and there's no better place to feel like a mining pioneer (or a revitalized ghost town afficionado) than the historic town of Madrid. About 45 minutes up scenic "North 14" the old buildings and historic sites still stand. Some now house galleries, shops and bistros.
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE & HISTORYScience is in our blood. As home to one of the nation's largest national laboratories, Albuquerque is proud of its innovative heritage. Explore the nation's only congressionally chartered museum of nuclear science and history, established in 1969 as an intriguing place to learn the story of the Atomic Age, from early research of nuclear development through today's peaceful uses of nuclear technology.


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Depart United States.
During the flight, cross the international dateline, an imaginary line on the surface of the earth that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole and defines one calendar day from the next. Crossing the international dateline to New Zealand you lose a day (which you gain upon your return).
Welcome to Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, often referred to as the "city of sails". Upon arrival and after clearing customs, meet the tour manager and the driver, who will begin the exploration with a walk to the top of one of Auckland's 48 volcanoes. Continue to a local restaurant for a sumptuous brunch. Then, this afternoon embark on a hikoi (walk) of Auckland to learn about the history of the city from the Maori perspective during visits to the highlights of the city.
This morning visit Auckland's youngest and largest volcano Rangitoto, which formed only 600 years ago. The 850 feet high peak is a steep sided scoria cone formed by an accumulation of scoria that was thrown out by fountaining fire from its large central crater. Take a 25 minute cruise across the spectacular Waitemata Harbor before meeting the local department of conservation ranger. Explore the rugged lava crops and native bush and learn about the history and geology of the island. There is an optional 15 minute walk to the summit that offers spectacular views over the Hauraki Gulf. This afternoon travel south to Rotorua, the geothermal capital of New Zealand. Lunch and dinner on own today.
This morning visit Te Puia Geothermal Valley. The hot rocks located close to the surface heat ground water, which boils to the surface as hot springs. When the water rises as steam it bursts out of the ground. Learn about Maori Arts and Crafts, see weavers in action and maybe try this for yourself. Explore the Government Gardens Museum and have some time at leisure to visit the beautiful Redwood Forest or take a trip to The Buried Village to see New Zealand's very own Pompeii. Optional tours are available at an additional cost. Tonight visit the Maori village of Tamaki, and experience a traditional Maori welcome followed by an opportunity to learn some of the games and crafts of pre European Maori. Interact with local Maori to learn a little more about the effects of colonization on the local population. Dinner is a Hangi cooked in an earth oven, a unique experience and very tasty.
This morning travel to the Whirinaki Forest along with its unique podocarp forest. Podocarp forests are a mixture of tall podocarps and smaller trees (hardwoods) with an understory of shrubs, plants and ferns. Light loving podocarps reach for the forest canopy, while shade tolerant species thrive in the darker lower levels. The forest is dominated by towering examples, such as kahikatea, totara, and matai. Here you will find frost flats, riverbeds, forest clearings, wetland vegetation and sub alpine shrub land on the high ridge. Hike through the valley with a local naturalist who will share stories of the forest and point out the unique vegetation. Continue the exploration with a visit to Huka Falls and Lake Taupo before traveling through Tongariro National Park for great views of the three volcanoes. We arrive in Wellington early evening, dinner is on your own tonight.
This morning we have a guided tour of Te Papa (The museum of New Zealand) before taking the Interislander Ferry over the Cook Strait to the through the Marlborough Sounds to Picton in the South Island. Tonight we are in Kaikoura which is committed to protecting its unique environment and is the first destination in the Southern Hemisphere to achieve Earth Check Platinum Accreditation recognising the communities' activities to reduce its environmental impact. Tonight after dinner we meet one of the councilors who has been integral in ensuring that Kaikoura maintains this status.
This morning we join the Whale watch tour where giant sperm whales are the stars of the show. A 3km deep canyon just off shore creates a system of sea currents that sustain and incredibly rich marine food chain. Sperm Whales congregate here throughout the year. . This afternoon we retrace our steps through Marlborough to Nelson where dinner is at your leisure.
Today spend the day in the beautiful Abel Tasman National Park. Kayak into one of the smaller bays and then hike out. For those who prefer the water taxi, that is also an option. Abel Tasman is the youngest national park but one of the most scenic. This evening we enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
Today follow the winding Buller River as it flows through the Buller Gorge to the west coast. Continue to Tauranga Bay to observe the fur seals before arriving in Charleston to board the Rainforest Train into the Nile River canyon. Explore the enormous cave system, ancient stalactites and stalagmites, and galaxies of glowworms. Continue the day with a visit to Punakaiki blowholes, stratified limestone formations which look like petrified pancakes, where undersea caverns and blowholes create spectacular water spouts (especially during high tide). Travel through the town of Greymouth to Hokitika, the first area on the west coast to be colonized by the Europeans in 1865, for overnight and dinner. Lunch is on own today.
This morning, head down the west coast stopping at Franz Josef for a hike through the valley to the face of the glacier. The glacier has been receding since 2003 and is nearly back to the level it was in 1984. During the walk, witness tell-tale signs of the rocks and sediments carried down the valley by previous advances of the glacier. The guide will tell stories of the area and discuss geological aspects of both the Franz and Fox Glacier. This afternoon travel through the UNESCO World Heritage Park to Wanaka, where you will have some time to relax during a lakeside walk. Lunch and dinner on your own today.
Today drive from Wanaka to Queenstown with a visit to the town of Cromwell, situated on the banks of Lake Dunstan, en route. The original town was flooded to create the Clyde Dam hydroelectricity plant. Some of the historic buildings were moved to the new town and can now be visited. The whole area is known for its fabulous fruit and latterly wine. Visit two wineries and enjoy lunch at one of them. From here continue to Queenstown with a visit to the historical "Gold Town" of Arrowtown before arriving at the hotel. Breakfast and lunch are included today.
Queenstown is dubbed the "Adventure Capital of the World" because of the variety of exciting, unique activities available in the region. Today you are at leisure to choose your fun! Options include a jet boat tour into the spectacular Mount Aspiring National Park, hiking, bungee jump, skydive, go on ATV tours to sites from the Lord of the Rings Movie , participate in Heli Tours and much more! This afternoon take the gondola to the top of Bob's Peak followed by a buffet dinner with breath taking views. Breakfast and dinner are included today.
Today travel through Fiordland National Park to Milford Sound; en route, stop at Lake Anau before traveling through the Homer Tunnel, an engineering feat to the private marina. Upon arrival to the dock, board the Milford Mariner for an overnight cruise in Milford Sound. As we travel through Milford Sound, marvel at the towering cliffs dotted with hanging beech trees, and the fascinating wildlife. Settle into Harrison Cove and tender ashore to explore the coastline in search of penguins and nesting birds. Enjoy a sumptuous dinner, followed by a lecture on the area by a local naturalist. Breakfast and dinner are included today.
This morning disembark and drive back to Queenstown. Free time for shopping before the flight to Auckland to connect with international departure. Breakfast is included today. Please note that the flight from Queensland is not included in the program price and should be coordinated with international flights.
Rates are based on double occupancy for participants.Complimentary leader accommodations are based on share occupancy; leaders of same gender are expected to share rooms.Prices are valid for travel from Jan 1, 2017 - Dec 15, 2018. Holiday surcharges may apply.
U.S. and Canadian citizens must have a valid passport to enter New Zealand. Passports must be valid for at least three months after the date of entry.
A visa is not required for visits up to 90 days.
If you are not traveling with a U.S. passport, please check with the New Zealand Embassy for the requirements based on your nationality.
The Centers for Disease Control recommends that all travelers be up to date on routine vaccinations such as measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine, varicella (chicken pox) vaccine, and your yearly flu shot before every trip.
There are no vaccinations required for entry into New Zealand.
Some physicians recommend that travelers get hepatitis A and hepatitis B vaccines before visiting New Zealand.
Please consult your physician for additional information and recommendations based on your individual circumstances.
In wetter areas, particularly in Fiordland, sand flies can be pests, but are effectively controlled by use of an insect repellent.
Giardia is a water-borne parasite that causes diarrhea. To avoid contracting it, it is best not to drink water from lakes, ponds or rivers without first boiling, chemically treating or filtering it.
New Zealand's clear, unpolluted atmosphere and relatively low latitudes produce sunlight stronger than much of Europe or North America. The effects of the sun can be damaging to the eyes and skin. Spending time outdoors exposes you to the sun's harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, even on cloudy days. To protect yourself from the sun, use a broad spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 15, protect skin with clothing, wear a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses, and drink plenty of fluids.
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Teenage lovers Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez found themselves at the centre of discussions surrounding Arizona's tough immigration law on Wednesday (27Jun12) after a congressman used the couple to highlight flaws in the ruling.
The controversial legislation, which was passed in 2010, gives Arizona police power to detain anyone suspected of being an illegal immigrant.
Officials discussed the issues surrounding the ruling during a debate at the House of Representatives on Wednesday, and Congressman Luis Gutierrez used Bieber and his girlfriend as an example of how complicated the law is.
Showing a picture of Gomez, who was born in Texas but is of Mexican ancestry, next to her Canadian boyfriend, he declared, "These young people have overcome their very different national origins and become, apparently, a happy couple. I'm sure Justin helped Gomez learn all about American customs and feel more at home in her adopted country.
"Oh wait a minute, I'm sorry, because I'm not a trained Arizona official - I somehow got that backwards. Actually, Miss Gomez of Texas has helped Mr Bieber of Canada learn about his adopted country. Justin, when you perform in Phoenix, remember to bring your papers."
Lady Gaga, Jessica Alba, Kanye West and Eva Longoria are among the other stars who have condemned the new law.


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Hello there fellow Allnurses.com readers!
I am currently researching for good ACNP programs and would like your opinion/insight about ACNP programs you've graduated from, are currently enrolled in, or have looked into. Feel free to share:
1. What you liked and disliked about the school.
2. What you would have done differently.
3. Financial aids you used (i.e., special federal loan forgiveness programs, hospital contracts, scholarships)
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Things I am willing to consider are:
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By July 2010, I will have 3 years of medical intensive care experience as a 2007 BSN graduate. I am debating the efficacy of taking my CCRN and may need to retake my GRE for a fall 2010 ACNP program admission. Otherwise, 2011 may be more feasible.
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Not that we ever were, but DeAndre Hopkins and I are no longer on speaking terms. I'll explain.
I'm proud to say I had a mini-sweat on Sunday. I'm an admittedly low-stakes DFS player, usually limiting myself to between $50-100 a week in entry fees on FanDuel. That includes a handful of $5 head-to-heads, a few triple-ups and a GPP or two. That's not to say I don't take DFS seriously. Quite the contrary. I'm an avid listener of DFS podcasts and have been known to workshop my various lineups for hours at a time before submitting them.
Now that my high school buddies and I have moved to different towns across the state, teaming up on GPP lineups has become a way for us to stay connected. This idea was partially inspired by Swolecast, a popular podcast on Rotogrinders where Davis Mattek, Dan Gaspar (aka Tuttle), David Kitchen (you may know him as SocrDave) and our own Evan Silva come together each week to create joint lineups on both FanDuel and DraftKings.
It's been a pretty hit-or-miss enterprise for the four of us, but once in a while the stars align and we actually do make some money. This Sunday was one of those momentous occasions. It all went according to plan. T.Y. Hilton predictably laid waste to the Niners while Melvin Gordon put up video-game numbers against the Giants. The Dak Prescott/Dez Bryant stack worked wonders, Austin Seferian-Jenkins salvaged the day with a touchdown and even Baltimore's defense did its part against E.J. Manuel.
Picking the right guys is part of it, but dodging injury bullets is equally important to fantasy success. We didn't dodge all of them on Sunday—DeVante Parker's ankle injury was a serious setback. But avoiding Odell Beckham, Charles Clay and Bilal Powell kept us on the straight and narrow.
As you'd expect, it all came down to Sunday night. Our winnings went up with each Harrison Butker field goal and so did my heart rate. At one point, we rose all the way to 67th out of 19,965 entries in the Sunday Bomb. Each Deshaun Watson touchdown dropped us a few spots, but Butker's busy night kept us competitive (imagine trusting a rookie kicker with hundreds of dollars on the line). And then on the last play of regulation … this.
Talk about your all-time gut-punches. In an instant, we dropped from 73rd to 175th. Hopkins' last-second touchdown had no bearing on the game's outcome—just my wallet. What's ironic is that Hopkins' touchdown actually helped me in a season-long league where I own Watson. In fact, I would have lost without it.
And that's what makes fantasy so immensely frustrating. One seemingly insignificant play in garbage time can help you and ruin you at the same time. A good GPP sweat is always fun but it's such an empty feeling when you come up short. I've never been so depressed about winning money in my entire life.
Anyway, you came here for Power Rankings, not my DeAndre Hopkins sob story. So here they are, with the Chiefs at No. 1 for the fourth week in a row.
1. Kansas City Chiefs
Record: 5-0
Last Week: 1
Take your pick, Kareem Hunt or Alex Smith—either would make a compelling case for MVP. Usually regarded as one of the game's more buttoned-up signal-callers, Smith has taken the gloves off this year, throwing for 278.2 passing yards per game. That puts him on pace for his first career 4,000-yard passing season. If you took away all of Hunt's first-half statistics (37 carries for 155 yards), he'd still rank second in the league in rushing behind only Jacksonville's Leonard Fournette.
2. Green Bay Packers
Record: 4-1
Last Week: 3
The Cowboys wisely kept the ball out of Aaron Rodgers' hands in Week 5 by controlling the time of possession. It didn't matter—24:54 of ball time was all he needed to put the Cowboys out of their misery. Rodgers got plenty of help from rookie Aaron Jones, who exploded for 125 yards on 19 carries. One week after almost getting his head taken off by Danny Trevathan, Davante Adams led the Pack with 66 yards and two touchdowns including the game-winner with 11 seconds left.
3. Philadelphia Eagles
Record: 3-1
Last Week: 7
Carson Wentz doubled his career-high in touchdown passes by putting up a four-spot in Sunday's win over Arizona. That game featured the NFL's first battle of two starting quarterbacks named Carson. During training camp, LeGarrette Blount was such a poor fit for the Eagles' offense that reports suggested he might not even make the 53-man roster. So naturally, Blount has averaged a robust 92.3 rushing yards over his last three contests while averaging 6.6 yards per carry during that span.
4. Atlanta Falcons
Last Week: 2
Devonta Freeman cashed in with a major payday this offseason and so far, the fourth-year back has been worth every penny. Despite not playing last week, Freeman is still tied with Leonard Fournette for the league-lead in touchdowns with five. Julio Jones had the bye week to heal his injured hip and should be a go for Sunday's tilt against the Dolphins. He's still looking for his first touchdown of 2017.
5. Carolina Panthers
Last Week: 11
Cam Newton had a rough week with the media (and lost a yogurt sponsorship in the process) but didn't let the off-field controversy affect his play in a spectacular win over the Lions. He's lit it up the past two weeks, collecting 671 passing yards with six touchdowns over that stretch. In daily fantasy, you weren't winning the million without Ed Dickson, who shattered his career-high in receiving yards with a 175-yard masterpiece in Week 5. That's more yards than Dickson had all of last SEASON.
6. Denver Broncos
Last Week: 6
Despite a slight hiccup in Week 3, C.J. Anderson has still been the NFL's fourth-best rusher on a yards-per-game basis (82.5) and should have no trouble surpassing his career-high of 849 rushing yards set in 2014. Trevor Siemian was the toast of the fantasy world early in the year but perhaps it's time to pump the brakes on that narrative. He's been wildly mediocre the past two games, producing a 72.7 quarterback rating with one touchdown and two interceptions during that span.
7. New England Patriots
Record: 3-2
Last Week: 8
Thursday's victory was a first for Tom Brady, who had never won (or even played) at Tampa Bay before. It looked like Mike Gillislee was going to be a fantasy steal when he rushed for three touchdowns in New England's opener. Since then, he's scored just once and hasn't caught a pass all season. Including the postseason, Chris Hogan has found the end zone a remarkable seven times over his last seven games.
8. Detroit Lions
Last Week: 5
Once a staple of PPR leagues, Theo Riddick has been dead weight this year, contributing just 166 yards from scrimmage with one touchdown through five contests. Eric Ebron has had a similarly disappointing year, falling off the fantasy map by averaging a mere 18.6 yards per game. Sunday was the third time this year he's failed to reach double-digit receiving yards.
9. Seattle Seahawks
Last Week: 13
The Seahawks still boast a championship-caliber defense but their offense has a ways to go. Seattle averaged 2.48 yards per carry sans Chris Carson in Week 5 while Doug Baldwin was held under 50 yards receiving for the third time in four games. At least Jimmy Graham has come to life with 17 receptions over his last three outings after starting the year with a couple of clunkers.
10. Los Angeles Rams
Last Week: 12
Sean McVay, the Doogie Houser of the NFL, has drawn widespread praise for resurrecting the Rams' offense this year, but I still have a bone to pick with him. Why has lead wideout Sammy Watkins seen just two targets over the last two games? With upcoming matchups against top corners Jalen Ramsey, Patrick Peterson and Janoris Jenkins, it may get worse before it gets better for Watkins.
11. Washington Redskins
Record: 2-2
Last Week: 10
While Sunday's meeting with the Niners may not be a compelling matchup on paper, the game certainly has some intrigue given all the rumors surrounding Kirk Cousins and a potential reunion with Kyle Shanahan next year in San Francisco. Through four games, lead receivers Terrelle Pryor and Jamison Crowder have combined for just 292 yards and one touchdown. With Josh Norman out for the foreseeable future, the Redskins need their offense to kick it into high gear, and quickly.
12. Dallas Cowboys
Record: 2-3
Last Week: 15
If the TNT crew did a Shaqtin a Fool segment for the NFL, Terrance Williams would be on it most weeks. The football equivalent of JaVale McGee (and author of this iconic miscue against the Giants) had another brain cramp Sunday when he let this Dak Prescott pass bounce off him for a pick-six. Dez Bryant has scored in three of his last four games but has only topped 60 yards in one of them. Ironically, that game was the only one he didn't score in.
13. Pittsburgh Steelers
Last Week: 4
Ben Roethlisberger wondered if he still has it anymore after Sunday's embarrassing loss to Jacksonville, a game in which he threw a career-worst five interceptions. While Roethlisberger still has plenty of weapons around him in Pittsburgh, he's a fade in fantasy leagues until further notice. Among running backs, only James White and Andre Ellington have caught more passes than Le'Veon Bell this season.
14. Buffalo Bills
Last Week: 9
How bleak has the Bills' passing game gotten? With Jordan Matthews and Charles Clay both sidelined by injuries, Nick O'Leary led the team with 54 receiving yards in Sunday's loss to Cincinnati. LeSean McCoy has yet to find the end zone after scoring 14 times in 2016. He's averaging just 55.2 rushing yards per game, his fewest since 2009.
15. Jacksonville Jaguars
Last Week: 22
T.J. Yeldon led the Jaguars with 465 rushing yards in 2016. Leonard Fournette has already surpassed that this year with 466 yards including 181 in Sunday's win over Pittsburgh. Fournette's "come at me, bro" call-out of Steelers safety Mike Mitchell gave me goose bumps. Coach Doug Marrone said the Jaguars would try to hide Blake Bortles this year and so far, he's been a man of his word. Bortles attempted just 14 passes in Week 5 including one in the second half.
16. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Last Week: 19
Well the Bucs sure know how to pick 'em don't they? Shortly after pulling the plug on their failed Roberto Aguayo experiment, the Buccaneers had to cut the cord on Nick Folk, who shanked all three field goal attempts in Thursday's loss to New England. On the bright side, Doug Martin looked spry in his season debut, rushing for 74 yards and a touchdown while out-touching Jacquizz Rodgers by a convincing 14-4 margin.
17. Houston Texans
Last Week: 14
Throwing for 300 yards against New England's mess of a defense? Beginner's luck. Hanging 57 points on the Titans? Okay, now you've got my attention. Slinging five touchdowns against the undefeated Chiefs in primetime? I'm sorry I ever doubted you, Deshaun Watson. I think I may also owe an apology to Will Fuller, who I bashed in last week's Roundtable. He's caught four touchdowns in two games since coming back from a broken collarbone. I think we can finally apply the injury-prone label to J.J. Watt now that he's suffered season-ending injuries in consecutive years.
18. Oakland Raiders
Last Week: 16
This is more than a slump, folks—Amari Cooper is broken. The former fourth overall has nabbed just four catches for 23 yards over his last three games and is currently the WR73 in PPR leagues. Cooper could be in for another rough week with shutdown corner Casey Hayward coming to town in Week 6. At least Derek Carr (back) will be back under center for that game.
19. Minnesota Vikings
Last Week: 17
Jerick McKinnon had himself a monster fantasy day Monday against the Bears, but let's keep it in perspective. Fifty-eight of his 95 rushing yards came on one run, meaning that he averaged just 2.47 yards on his other 15 carries. That's nothing special, though McKinnon's role in the passing game—he led the Vikes with 51 receiving yards in Week 5—is what gives him a leg up on one-dimensional plodder Latavius Murray.
20. Baltimore Ravens
Last Week: 23
Mike Wallace only saw three targets Sunday at Oakland, but boy did he know what to do with them. He finished with three catches for 133 yards, which is more yards than he had in his previous four games combined. Terrance West went down with a calf injury early in Week 5, opening the door for Buck Allen to log a season-high 25 touches. Allen's rushing touchdown on Sunday was his first since 2015.
21. New Orleans Saints
Last Week: 20
The Saints gave Alvin Kamara a huge vote of confidence by dealing Adrian Peterson to the Cardinals on Tuesday. The third-round rookie ranks second on the team in both catches (20) and receiving yards (147). Drew Brees has yet to throw an interception this year despite averaging 38 pass attempts per game. The Saints are hoping to have Willie Snead back this week. He missed Week 4 with a hamstring injury after being suspended for three games to start the season.
22. Cincinnati Bengals
Last Week: 25
After weeks of trying, Joe Mixon finally found the end zone Sunday versus Buffalo. While Mixon's early production has been a bit underwhelming (2.8 yards per carry), at least he's finally getting a steady workload with 15-plus touches in each of his last three games The Bills have been stingy against the pass this year, but that didn't stop A.J. Green from hanging 189 yards on them in Week 5. Only Antonio Brown (109) has averaged more receiving yards per game than Green (100.8) this year.
23. New York Jets
Last Week: 24
I don't think anyone expected the Jets to have the same record as New England through five games, but here we are. It may be just a coincidence, but New York is 3-0 with Austin Seferian-Jenkins in the lineup. He scored his first touchdown of the year in Sunday's win at Cleveland. With Bilal Powell (calf) and Matt Forte (turf toe) both on the shelf, sixth-round rookie Elijah McGuire should have the backfield all to himself in Week 6.
24. Tennessee Titans
Last Week: 18
Matt Cassel predictably tanked in Marcus Mariota's absence, throwing for just 141 yards while absorbing six sacks in Sunday's loss to Miami. No Titan finished with more than 34 receiving yards in the loss. DeMarco Murray out-touched Derrick Henry by a surprising 18-4 margin in Week 5, suggesting that Murray has regained control of what had been a split backfield.
25. Miami Dolphins
Last Week: 28
That's two offensive touchdowns in three games for the Dolphins, who did just enough to squeak by Sunday against a Titans team playing without Marcus Mariota. Losing DeVante Parker to a first-half ankle injury obviously didn't help, but Jay Cutler should be embarrassed to have thrown for just 92 yards against a team Deshaun Watson ripped to shreds a week earlier. Since the start of last season, Jay Ajayi has rushed for 210 yards per game against Buffalo and 65.5 versus everyone else.
26. Arizona Cardinals
Last Week: 21
So, a month after Chris Johnson tweeted in support of Adrian Peterson, the Cardinals acquired Peterson from the Saints and cut Johnson. Pretty ironic, huh? At least Johnson had a sense of humor about it. Carson Palmer ranks second in the NFL in passing yards per game but how long will he last? He's already taken 19 sacks this year, which leads the league. Sunday extended Larry Fitzgerald's catch streak to 200 games.
27. Los Angeles Chargers
Record: 1-4
Last Week: 29
At long last, the Los Angeles Chargers have their first victory. And all it took was an absolutely bonkers performance from Melvin Gordon, who went scorched Earth with two touchdowns and 163 yards from scrimmage against the Giants. The Bolts gave Gordon the squeaky wheel treatment after he complained about his light workload in Week 4. Hunter Henry has scored in back-to-back weeks but still has only 138 receiving yards, which ranks 25th among tight ends.
28. Indianapolis Colts
Last Week: 30
Marlon Mack made the most of a limited workload in Week 5, turning nine carries into 91 yards and a touchdown in a win over the Niners. With Frank Gore looking long in the tooth (3.2 yards per carry this year), maybe it's time for Mack to get a bigger piece of the backfield pie. Not a believer in home/road splits? T.Y. Hilton has averaged 43.5 yards per game in his two road contests this year compared to 126.3 in his three games at Lucas Oil Stadium.
29. Chicago Bears
Last Week: 26
Mitchell Trubisky had his moments against the Vikings in Week 5, but still completed under 50 percent of his passes while sinking the Bears with a late interception in Minnesota territory. With Kendall Wright, Markus Wheaton and Tre McBride leading the receiving corps, Trubisky is unlikely to emerge as a fantasy option anytime soon. On the bright side, this two-point conversion was pretty legit.
30. New York Giants
Record: 0-5
Last Week: 27
Bad starts, though not ideal, can be overcome. But it's tough to imagine the Giants digging themselves out of an 0-5 hole, particularly without the help of Odell Beckham (ankle) and Brandon Marshall (ankle), who are both done for the year. With Sterling Shepard (ankle) also banged up, Roger Lewis could very well be the Giants' No. 1 receiver for Sunday night's game in Denver. No wonder the Broncos are priced so high on FanDuel ($5,400 this week).
31. San Francisco 49ers
Last Week: 31
Carlos Hyde got off to a roaring start this year (7.04 yards per carry in Weeks 1 and 2) but has slowed down considerably over his last few outings while losing work to undrafted rookie Matt Breida. Pierre Garcon is on pace to become the Niners' first 1,000-yard receiver since 2014, but fantasy owners are still waiting for his first touchdown of the year. Marquise Goodwin's 116 yards in Week 5 were a career-high.
32. Cleveland Browns
Last Week: 32
Are we ready to give up on Isaiah Crowell yet? Last week should have been your cue (60 yards on 16 carries against the Jets) to get out, but if you still need convincing, consider this: Crowell has eclipsed four yards per carry just twice in his last 14 games and hasn't reached the end zone since Week 16 of last season. With DeShone Kizer struggling, the Browns have named Kevin Hogan their starting quarterback for Week 6. Yup, that's where we're at.
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A British woman has been missing in the Philippines for almost three weeks – and there is no doubt that someone could tell her family, even anonymously, what has happened to her.
Police hold grave fears for 56-year-old mother of two Carole Day, who disappeared in the Philippines during a month in which three UK men have been murdered.
Strawberry-blonde Carole, originally from Stoke on Trent but in recent years a resident of Hong Kong, vanished after checking out of her hotel in Manila on September 12 and police admit they have no clues as to her whereabouts or what could have happened to her.
The widow of a British High Court judge who was based in Hong Kong, Carole had travelled to the Philippines to meet contacts in the interior design and furniture business.
A former long distance runner and model, she had been due to fly to Thailand on September 12 but did not arrive at Manila airport and there has been no word of her since.
Mrs Day's 25-year-old son Jai, who has flown to Manila to help national police in the hunt for his mother, told me in a phone call that he and his 21-year-old brother Jamie were 'extremely worried' because there had been absolutely no news.
Their father, Justice Richard Day, died six years ago and their mother had kept in constant touch with her sons whenever she travelled.
'She's the kind of person who phones several times a day to see how things are,' said Jai.
'She gave us no sign that anything was untoward.'
Carole was last seen at a furniture showroom in Manila on September 12.
She had then been due to fly to Phuket, in Thailand's south, before flying to Hong Kong for a friend's funeral. She was also due to fly to London last week for a wedding.
Jai has been to all the hospitals in Manila and there are no unidentified Western women there.
He said he doubted that his mother had been kidnapped because there had been no ransom demand. The police, however, fear a gang has kidnapped her in order to extract money from her credit card. If that was the case, her fate would hang in the balance.
A spokeswoman for the British Embassy in Manila said they had been alerted to Mrs Day's disappearance. 'We are giving her family full consular assistance,' she said.
Three British men have been murdered in the Philippines during September.
The first was Scotsman John Macdonald, 28, who was stabbed to death by the boyfriend of a woman Mr Macdonald had befriended.
Next came the shooting murder of British businessman Anthony Nicolas, 64, from London, who died when he and his wife were ambushed.
Then came the shooting death of sea captain Bruce Jones, 50, who was believed to have been the victim of a gun-running cartel.
Two American men have also been shot dead in the Philippines this month.
Little wonder, then, that fears for Carole grow by the day…
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David Gardner: Jim McCann is the CEO of 1-800-Flowers
Jim McCann: That is about right.
David Gardner: You know, when we did talk with you three years ago, you said there are three big holidays -- Christmas season, Valentine's Day and Mother's Day. You said that Mother's Day is the biggest day of the year.
Jim McCann: Mother's Day is the biggest holiday for us in the flower business, so that spring quarter is very big for our company. For 26 years it was the biggest quarter for us. But now with the advent of our specialty brands, all the other branded gift products that we sell, the Christmas holiday quarter is now our biggest quarter. But those are still the three big holidays for us.
David Gardner: What non-flower products do you sell? I am aware of a few of them, but can you paint the picture a little bit of that side of the business?
Jim McCann: Absolutely, David. It is what you'd expect to find in a great high-end flower shop in any town across America, so it is nothing that would really surprise you. I will give you one asterisk at the end; it is of course your flowers, your plants, your balloons, your stuffed animals, your candy, your giftware related to your floral product, your gift baskets, and your gift food products. The big, fast-growth areas for us, flowers (are) still a good growth engine for us, but we are seeing really wild growth in our gift food products.
We own a little company called The Popcorn Factory, our candy company, our gift food companies. We just made an acquisition of a small wine company out in Napa Valley that will be one of several things we will build around the gift wine space that we are pretty excited about. Just a small company we acquired in December, but that gift food, wine, and gift basket business is where we are seeing growth.
David Gardner: Jim, what percentage of your Valentine's Day business is roses?
Jim McCann: Well, you look at it two ways. Roses are the single most requested flower item, but they are not the most of the flowers we sell. We will sell about 5 million roses this Valentine's Day. We will do about a million orders in total for that holiday period, so it is a very big and very important holiday for us, but we sell a lot more of other flowers. Tulips are a fast-growing item, so while we will sell 5 million roses, we will sell this year probably over a million tulips, but it is our range of other products, our lilies and all the other products.
The good news is, where we get our product from heavily this time of year, our rose product will be coming from South America, particularly Ecuador and Colombia, and the weather has been terrific. I spoke just 45 minutes or so ago with our people down on the farms there, and they are telling us the weather has been good. You always worry about -- there is always an outside possibility of -- a frost in January, in Colombia particularly, but this year it has been terrific weather, so the crop looks great.
David Gardner: Let's talk Valentine's Day some more, Jim. How about one flower that I should not give on Valentine's Day?
Jim McCann: Well you don't want to give a calla lily on Valentine's Day. Although pretty, I wouldn't want to give a single calla lily. It is too often depicted in old-time Western movies as the flower of death. I wouldn't recommend that for you. You might spend a lot more time on the couch than you have been ordinarily.
David Gardner: (Laughs.) OK, so I will cross that one off my list. How much for a dozen long-stemmed roses?
Jim McCann: Well, we have long-stemmed roses. They will range in price from $34.99 to $1,000.
David Gardner: No bells and whistles, just the roses.
Jim McCann: Well, I will tell you that with our thousand-dollar-a-dozen roses, because we have the best range in prices for roses from the least expensive to the marketably fashionable priced thousand dollars a dozen, we do throw in a couple of things for free, like a Waterford vase and a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne and a couple of Waterford flutes and a diamond pendant, but those things are free. The roses are a thousand dollars.
David Gardner: (Laughs.) Jim, I am a happily married guy, at least I think I am, and I think my wife and I appreciate some frugality, given all the places that our dollars go. So with all that in mind, how much am I saving on roses if I buy them the day after Valentine's Day? Now I want you to be honest with me.
Jim McCann: Truth be told, roses aren't any cheaper the day after because there is just none left. Even at 5 million roses, we will sell out sometime on the afternoon of the 14th. It is just almost unavoidable. Demand far outstrips supply, particularly in a quality product. So frankly, there is a shortage of roses right through the end of February. It is an eight-week growing cycle, eight- to 12-week growing cycle, so everything is timed to peak for that Valentine week.
Stay tuned for Part 2 tomorrow.
David Gardner is co-founder of The Motley Fool and is the advisor of Motley Fool Rule Breakers. The Motley Fool isinvestors writing forinvestors.


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Thirty Seconds To Mars, one of the most exciting bands around, will visit Capital FM Arena Nottingham on November 21, with You Me At Six as special guest support.
Thirty Seconds To Mars will cement their live reputation with this massive global tour, taking their Top Five, gravity-defying album Love, Lust, Faith + Dreams to the UK and Ireland for nine eagerly anticipated dates.
Tearing up the European festival circuit all summer, before heading to Australia, Japan and the US later this year, the tour is set to be one of the highlights of 2013.
"Europe has become a second home for Thirty Seconds To Mars and we are incredibly excited to return again for this new adventure," said band member Jared Leto.
He added: "Our journey around the world continues with what will be our absolute biggest and boldest headlining arena tour this November."
Tickets are priced at £29.50 (plus administration fee).
Tickets can be booked online (capitalfmarena.com), via 0843 373 3000 or in person at Ticketing & Customer Services, Bolero Square, The Lace Market, Nottingham, NG1 1LA.
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PHOENIX – Not having to abide by salary-cap restrictions for a coach, Knick owner James Dolan said he's ready to break the bank for free-agent Phil Jackson.
Dolan sent out a message to other clubs who may be interested: prepare for a bidding war.
Portland, with billionaire Paul Allen, is the only other franchise that can compete financially, and is likely to be in the running.
Dolan indicated, and a source confirmed, that the Knicks have made preliminary contact with Jackson's reps.
"It's Isiah's decision," Dolan said, referring to team president Isiah Thomas. "Does he have the resources and support if he wanted to do a contract with Phil Jackson? Yes, he would. He will not be limited by the resources."
Dolan said the Knicks have a "better chance" of landing Jackson because of Thomas.
"I'm pretty sure Phil Jackson would not work for me if I was president of the Knicks," Dolan said. "He wouldn't want somebody as dumb about basketball as me. We have a better chance with Isiah."
Dolan has other, larger, issues on his mind than this season-wrecking 35-day rut. The owner acknowledged the uncertainty at Cablevision and was less than firm on whether he will remain Knick owner and Garden chairman for the next several years.
It is the first time Dolan has ever opened to the door to the possibility of his removal of power over the Knicks. Reports are rampant about a falling out between himself and his father, Cablevision boss Charles Dolan, who can fire him.
When asked if he expected to remain owner of the Knicks for the next several years, Dolan said, "Now that's a really good question. As far as I know, I'm going to be. Do you ever read the rest of the newspaper you write for? It's called the business section. If you read that, the company is clearly going through changes."
Appearing resigned, Dolan made no bold playoff predictions. The club is amid one of its worst tailspins in history, dropping 16 of 18 after last night's loss.
"[Thomas] has made it clear to me we're in a situation where I should not expect a run at the championship this year," Dolan said. "So far he's been real correct about that. . . . He characterized it as a .500 team."
Dolan said the Knicks will not make panic moves or add high-priced stars past their prime.
"New Yorkers would rather see us build a team with youth than try to keep buying expensive talent that you have to pay for years later when they're not playing," Dolan said.


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England take on Ireland in Dublin today vowing: "We'll get it right this time."
The management turned up for the 2011 Grand Slam game having spent the week trying to play down the occasion. The party line was 'just another game of rugby'.
Ireland disagreed, came out steaming and blew England away 24-8.
Brian Smith and Graham Rowntree were part of Martin Johnson's coaching set-up then, and both have said this weekend that they got it badly wrong.
England coach Andy Farrell, and captain Chris Robshaw, agree – but insist they won't make the same costly blunder.
Farrell said: "We are always in the mindset of preparation before performance. We felt before the Scotland game that we had two really good weeks.
"This week has been just as good, if not better. We feel we are really prepared.
"The boys have trained hard, they had a really hard beginning to the week. We have had good spikes of intensity.
"Graham Rowntree was part of that 2011 game, and he said they felt they got it wrong, that having won four from four, they had laid off the players and encouraged a down week.
"On reflection, they got the preparation wrong. It was too low key.
"This is only our second game. Preparation has been intense and we feel that is appropriate."
Robshaw said: "We know the passion is going to be there and the intensity Irish sides bring. We face these guys in Heineken Cup ties, so we are under no illusions exactly how hard and how intense it is going to be.
"They are the games you want to play. As a squad, we have had spikes of intensity. It hasn't been 90 minutes of full-on
craziness, it has been short and sharp and at the right times.
"I am in a good place in a good team with a great set of coaches and players around me. What else do I need as captain?"
But Farrell confessed to amusement when asked if this is a 'Grand Slam eliminator'.
He said: "Every game is important because there are only a handful of them in the Six Nations.
"I will say that this game is as big as any game you get in world rugby. Coming to Dublin is a challenge, and one we are definitely ready for and up for.
"Eliminator? The losers can't win one, so there's some logic there. But it's only round two."
Ireland continue to be inspired by the genius of Brian O'Driscoll, whose magic moments unlocked Wales like a gentleman safecracker.
Robshaw acknowledges O'Driscoll's quality and threat. But he believes
England are ready.He said: "You have to be ready for the unexpected. It is about being one step ahead.
"That is what good players do in attack. They try to plan ahead. We have got to be aware of the dangers of that and focus one step ahead defensively."
Farrell agreed: "Any world class centre will tell you that getting into space, or finding yourself in great positions is about the work put in two or three phases beforehand.
"That lovely, floating, hanging pass O'Driscoll gave to create the try for Simon Zebo [against Wales] was set up two or three phases beforehand. It is a matter of dealing with the processes before, and hopefully no-one gets the space they want. We are prepared."


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Open Thread: Talk About Sex & Love — No Conversation Is or Ever Will Be Off Limits Here
Here's your place to come talk about sex and love whenever you feel like it.
My ex, Rob, is the most amazing lover that I have ever had.
I am having a harder time getting over the intensity of our sexual chemistry than any other aspect of our relationship. I have never connected with anyone on such an intense sexual level like I have with him.
I would definitely be missing the sex if I weren't still banging him on the regular, even though we broke up in January. I know the old adage "An ex is an ex for a reason" but sometimes sex is just sex even though it is with an ex.
Although I am single, my ex is not. Rob is still dating the woman that he started seeing shortly after we broke up. Knowing this doesn't make me feel guilty about fucking him. I do not know his girlfriend at all; she's not from the small town where we grew up. I just want good sex.
Our relationship in a nutshell: Rob and I met through friends, and -- even though we grew up in the same small town and had a multitude of mutual friends -- we did not know of each other until introduced. After a few weeks of chatting on Facebook, we decided to meet. And had sex on our first date.
In the beginning, we were just fuck buddies, but our awesome personalities meshed well and the knack of finishing each other's Simpsons quotes eventually put us in the realm of a monogamous relationship (his idea actually, as he was rather keen on me). It was fun. I was happy, and I was with someone who loved me for me for who I was. That was extremely refreshing.
Our break-up in a nutshell: It was one of those "out of the blue" break-ups. We were both really happy and everything was going really well when, all of a sudden, he decided that he wanted to branch out and experience more of what life had to offer. I understood. Before we had started dating, he was just several months out of a really serious relationship (that had ended badly). I was only the second person that he'd had sex with.
We were at different stages in our lives even though we are the same age; I was looking more to settle down into something long-term and he wanted to get out there and be able to date and fuck whomever he wanted. I had been like that once, too, but that was in my early 20s when I was in university. It's out of my system now. I am much more choosy with whom I decide to have sex, especially now that I had been having such great sex. I am not going to settle for the fumblings, premature ejaculations and disappointments of inexperienced men that I have encountered numerous times in the past. At 27, I am too old for that shit.
I have never slept with an ex after a break-up before. There is something different about Rob. Sometimes I want to fuck him so bad I fervently masturbate thinking about it, and other times I tell myself that the last time was the absolute last time.
I think a lot of it does have to do with intimacy. He is not a stranger to me; I don't have to waste countless hours getting to know him to see if he is worthy of getting into my lady garden. He isn't some guy I've been chatting with at the bar, who is just talking to me because he's drunk and needs to get laid -- or some dude from the Internet trying to woo me with lines like "I wanna bury my 9-incher deep in your ass." He's a sure thing.
He knows my body perfectly, he knows what turns me on and knows how to excite me in ways that will give me orgasm after orgasm (did I mention I always have multiple orgasms every single time we had sex?). He's given me so many orgasms and I will admit that I am selfish, always wanting more. Perhaps it is a form of addiction for me, a constant need for the dong I have grown so accustomed to.
This may be unbelievable to some, but I have no illusions or hope that that maybe, just maybe, we will get back into a relationship. Do I still love him? I think a part of me always will, but he has a lot of shit that he needs to work out, not to mention how he ripped my heart out and stomped on it. His cock is still a friend, though.
I am not looking for reconciliation; I am just looking to fill time (and my vagina) until something else comes along. Perhaps I need a new fuck buddy, one that I have never had any emotional investment in -- maybe a really, really good vibrating dildo. In the meantime, I fuck my ex and I like it.