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I wanted to go to this conference because I figured it would be a good way to meet some local-ish bloggers, and I was right. I met some wonderful women there, including some whose blogs I read and really wanted to meet, like Sunday and Jennifer. Plus there is always the benefit of meeting new people who I didn't know before, many of whom are already in my tweetstream. (Mel stands out because she is just so goddamn adorable. Really.)
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The thing I think the SITS girls do best is make their conferences low pressure and easy. Everyone had assigned tables for each of the panels and for lunch, so there is no standing around not knowing who to talk to, plus you get to meet a few new people every time you switch a table. It really helps attendees who don't know anyone, plus it gets people who do know people out of their comfort zone to meet new folks.
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The MicroTAC was the smallest and lightest phone available at the time and made headlines across the world. It was truly portable and ended up in just about every music video throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Motorola StarTAC (1996)
Ah, the "It" phone. The StarTAC was the successor of the MicroTAC, a semi-clamshell phone that had been launched in 1989. The StarTAC was among the first mobile phones to gain widespread consumer adoption.
Motorola D160 (1997)
If you couldn't afford the StarTAC in the 1990s, then you got the D160. It's also remembered as being one of the first PAYG (pay-as-you-go) phones.
Motorola I1000 Plus (1998)
The i1000plus was the world's first handset to combine a digital phone, two-way radio, alphanumeric pager, Internet microbrowser, e-mail, fax and two-way messaging.
Motorola Timeport (1999)
The Motorola Timeport is one of several candybar phones manufactured by Motorola. Its design included an Organic Electroluminescent display, which wasn't fully colour but included classic greens, blues and reds of the time. The Timeport made its name by working on GSM 900Mhz, 1800Mhz and 1900Mhz networks meaning it could work in the UK, most of Europe and the United States too. This phone was the executive's phone of choice at the time.
Motorola V100 (1999)
Described as a personal communicator as well as a phone, the V100 propelled the two-way messaging craze. Vibration alerts, mono ringtones and a funky design made this one pretty popular.
Motorola Timeport P7389i (2000)
Motorola and Cisco Systems supplied the world's first commercial GPRS cellular network to BT Cellnet in the UK. The Timeport P7389i then became the first GPRS cellular phone.
Motorola V70 (2002)
The V70 certainly sported a pretty cool look. This instantly recognisable design was considered a fashion phone back in its day. A swivelling circular monochrome panel with a neon backlight keypad and interchangeable frames made this a pretty snazzy device from Motorola. The Motorola V70 had a WAP browser, GPRS capabilities, a vibrating mode and voice dialling.
Motorola T720 (2002)
Often described as a cross between the StarTAC and V60 series, the T720 notably included customisation features. Owners were able to change the phone's front and black plates to customise and personalise the look of their device.
Motorola C200 (2003)
This phone was pretty boring for its time, but its simple design and cheap price tag made it the company's third highest-selling cellphone of all time. The Motorola C200 was so well built that some users were claiming to still be using this phone, with its original battery, as late as 2011.
Motorola A760 (2003)
The A760 was world's first handset to combine a Linux operating system and Java technology with full PDA functionality. Highlights of this device included a digital camera, video player, MP3 player, speakerphone, multimedia messaging and even Bluetooth technology.
Motorola I730 (2003)
This phone spearheaded the PTT (push-to-talk) craze. It was a Nextel-operated device and became synonymous with the carrier. It also boasted a fancy display capable of supporting up to 65,000 colours. A classic flip phone loved by many.
Motorola RAZR (2004)
Back in 2004, we had plenty of good things to say about the Motorola RAZR. Its extremely thin design made it stand out from the competition, and this particular model is now often associated with the entire Razr series. A slim and metallic body spoke of the future of minimalistic smartphone design and saw this device being marketed as an exclusive fashion phone. The RAZR proved wildly successful and Motorola sold over 50 million units by 2006.
Motorola PEBL (2005)
The Motorola PEBL was a classic clam-shell mobile phone that could be snapped open with one hand and featured a highly polished metal finish and a cool (for the time) appearance. It supported the triband network, had a whopping 5 megabytes of memory and even sported a VGA camera.
Motorola ROKR E1 (2005)
The Motorola ROKR E1 saw Motorola pairing up with Apple to create a brand new device that would be the first phone to support iTunes syncing - the second one being the Apple iPhone in 2007. The Motorola ROKR E1 allowed users to take 100 tracks from their iTunes collection out and about with them. This paled in insignificance when compared with the Apple iPod and a slow transfer rate resulted in a lack of appeal and lacklustre sales.
Motorola Krzr K1 (2006)
As a clamshell/flip phone, the KRZR was longer but narrower than the Motorola Razr. The KRZR series kicked off with the K1. Motorola was trying to rejuvenate the success of the original RAZR with this new device that included a 2-megapixel camera, an MP3 player and a snazzy design. We thought it was certainly a safe upgrade from the RAZR, but hardly a radical and exciting departure.
Read: Motorola MOTOKRZR K1 mobile phone review
Motorola Q (2006)
The Motorola Q was a non-touchscreen phone that ran Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition OS. With the Motorola Q, the company was attempting to offer an alternative to BlackBerry that was incredibly popular with business folk of the time.
The Moto Q featured a QWERTY keyboard, integrated Bluetooth technology, EV-DO access, wireless sync for any time connectivity with email, calendar and contacts synchronisation as well as support for Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Adobe Acrobat. But none of these features was enough to dethrone BlackBerry.
Motorola SLVR L6 (2006)
Known for its thin design, the L6 held the title of the thinnest mobile phone in the UK before the Samsung P300 came along. The Motorola SLVR L6 was ideal for the fashionista on a budget (as we put it in 2006). It had a few things going for it, but wasn't without its flaws.
Read the review: Motorola SLVR L6 review
Motorola Rizr Z8 (2007)
The Motorola Rizr Z8 featured an incredibly funky design for the time. We enjoyed the tactile feel and the classic Motorola materials combined with the kick-slider design. While other phones of the time were focussed on music, the Motorola Rizr Z8 was pitched as a video device. A screen that supported 16 million colours and 30FPS were the other highlights, as were the HSDPA connectivity, stereo Bluetooth, 2-megapixel camera and an expandable microSD slot.
Read the first-look: Motorola MotoRIZR Z8 mobile phone
Motorola ROKR E8 (2008)
The Motorola Rokr E8 wanted to be everyone's music player and that much was clear from the four-way music controls featured prominently on the design. At the time, we thought the music sounded great, but it wasn't the most advanced phone on the market and other features had suffered in favour of music capabilities. Still, at least it had a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Read the full review: Motorola Rokr E8 mobile phone
Motorola AURA (2008)
The Motorola Aura bore a striking similarity to the V70 from a few years previous. But this outlandish mobile represented an entry into the elite world of high-end mobile phones with a £1,400 price tag that puts even today's flagships to shame. Made from stainless steel, the Motorola Aura also boasted moving cogs and a circular screen protected by a Swiss-made lens.
This phone was well and truly about looks over functionality. No Wi-Fi, 3G or microSD card slot and certainly no apps to speak of, but it did look pretty special.
Read our review: Motorola Aura review
Motorola ZN5 (2008)
The Motorola ZN5 saw Motorola pushing hard to regain the glory days of the RAZR. This time Motorola collaborated with Kodak to release a device with a focus on photography. This candybar style phone included a 5-megapixel camera as well as optimisation for multimedia applications. We found the ZN5 to be a bit underwhelming at the time, but it's certainly another of Motorola's more interesting devices.
Read the review: Motorola ZN5 mobile phone
Motorola Droid (2009)
The Motorola Droid was a multi-media enable smartphone that ran Google's Android operating system. The Droid launched with Android Eclair (Android 2.0) and helped kick off one of the most successful mobile franchises in the world. At the time, we thought the Motorola Droid was a fantastic device offering a state-of-the-art experience with flawless telephone reception to boot.
Read the review: Motorola Droid review
Motorola Droid X (2010)
This device revamped the Droid series by ditching the huge, heavy design often associated with Droids in favour of a (at that time, anyway) slim design. Despite this, it was still large and hardly the prettiest device around, but it did include an 8-megapixel camera and excellent video capture too. The Droid X certainly had a lot going for it and ran on Android 2.2 with Swype pre-installed, which made it interesting after the ditching of the slide out keyboard.
Read the review: Droid X by Motorola
Motorola MING A1680 (2011)
The Motorola Ming was a mobile phone sold in Hong Kong and China only. It was part of a series of devices with interesting specifications, this model included a transparent clamshell cover and stylus pen. Certainly quirky.
Motorola ATRIX 4G (2011)
After a high-profile debut at CES 2011, this device is ultimately remembered for its gimmicky laptop dock. Motorola's focus was on a device that put a computer in your pocket and came with a range of accessories too. The Motorola ATRIX was likely the forefather of the current Moto Mods and showed that Motorola wasn't afraid to innovate.
Read the review: Motorola Atrix review
Motorola Droid Razr Maxx (2012)
Resurrecting the Razr series, the Maxx had a long-lasting battery life and impressive Smart Actions software. The Motorola Droid Razr Maxx once again saw Motorola trying to relive the hazy days of RAZR glory. This new device might not have had the same style as the original device, but what it did have was a smashing battery - which lasted for as much as two days. At the time, it was likely the best Android device to own, especially if you wanted it to last and last. The lack of Android 4 at launch had many upset though.
Read the review: Motorola Razr Maxx review
Motorola Droid 4 (2012)
A part of the Verizon Droid franchise, the Droid 4 is considered one of the last great QWERTY smartphones. It supposedly perfected the mobile keyboard with responsive, tactile, and strong keys.
Moto X (2013)
Motorola Moto X was Motorola's first flagship after becoming a Google-owned company and as such, it was much anticipated and much sought after. It wasn't really much of a flagship though, aimed more at the mass market and designed to appeal to everyone it didn't have the bleeding edge specs many would hope for from a flagship device. It did, however, offer customisation options and some funky aesthetics thanks to Moto Maker.
The Motorola Moto X was a pretty great phone with a variety of interesting features and smart technologies. It also had a great price and was certainly accessible to the average consumer.
Read the review: Motorola Moto X review
Motorola Droid Turbo (2014)
A part of the Verizon Droid franchise, the Droid Turbo was a high-end Android smartphone that boasted a 5.2-inch AMOLED display with 1440 x 2560 resolution. Highlights to this phone included a 20.7 rear-facing camera with a dual flash and 4K video recording capabilities. The Droid Turbo was a specs powerhouse and promised to outperform the Nexus 6 but lacked the latest version of the Android.
Nexus 6 (2014)
The Nexus 6 saw Motorola going large with a Nexus device that moved into the phablet territory. This phone had many saying it was "too big" but was also rejoiced for being a fantastic all-around smartphone running the latest version of Android that was always sure to appeal to true Android fans.
The Nexus 6 followed the design of the Moto X and it looked really good for it too. We thought the Nexus 6 had plenty of power, good all-round performance and a solid build backed by an attractive design.
Read the review: Nexus 6 review: Highly accomplished, but a bit of a handful
Moto G 3rd Gen (2015)
The first generation of the Moto G smartphone was Motorola's best-selling smartphone ever. It was also was among the company's last new products before its acquisition by Lenovo in 2014. It was no surprise then to see a third generation of the Moto G released in 2015. This Moto G offered 4G capabilities at a budget price point as well as Android Lollipop operating system, a few added software bonuses from Motorola and a solid battery life. We thought the Moto G was a solid all-around performer.
Read the review: Motorola Moto G (2015) review: Budget big screen adds 4G, lacks new design thrills
Moto z and Moto Mods (2016)
The Moto Z was all about mods - clip-on modules offering a variety of different highlights including speakers, improved cameras and much more. This certainly made the phone stand out, but also assumed you'd want to spend more money in order to accessorise your smartphone. The Moto Z wasn't a flagship device, but it was certainly interesting.
Read the review: Motorola Moto Z review: A modular muddle
Motorola Moto Z Play (2017)
2017's Moto Z Play was an impressive phone for sure. A big, beautiful and brilliant smartphone that was capable of lasting a full day without needing any extra juice.
Mods were a big part of the Moto Z Play's design - offering a customisable device with a surprisingly affordable price tag.
Read the review: Motorola Moto Z Play review: Unbeatable battery life bettered by Mods
Motorola Moto G6 (2018)
The Moto G6 continued a successful line of affordable smartphones that started in 2013. It was also feature-packed for such an affordable device with a dual camera, fast-charging, an 18:9 aspect ratio screen, fingerprint scanner and more.
The Moto G6 also offered the premium look and feel of more expensive devices of the time, without the hefty price tag.
Read the review: Motorola Moto G6 review: The affordable smartphone, reinvented
Motorola Moto One (2018)
The Moto One released in 2018 as an interestingly affordable phone that was pitched as cheaper than the Moto G range. This device also shipped with Google's Android One software giving users (in Google's words) "the best version of Android, right out of the box".
This phone featured a decent day-to-day performance and clean software but lacked some of the specs of mid-range and premium devices that might have made it more appealing. Proof that you do get what you pay for though and a very good phone for the money.
Read the review: Motorola Moto One review: The affordable, affable mid-ranger
Motorola Moto G8 Plus (2019)
The Moto G8 Plus is 2019's affordable smartphone and a solo handset that represented a move away from the standard, Plus, Play and Power variants.
The G8 Plus is essentially an affordable phone with excellent battery life, decent feature set and a fantastic price tag.
Motorola Moto One Macro (2019)
The Motorola Moto One Macro is an odd addition to Motorola's line-up. This smartphone has a particular focus on macro photography, which is certainly different from other devices out there. It also comes with Android One styling and a low, low price tag too.
Motorola Razr (2019)
The Razr is back for 2019 and this time it's a vision of the future. The 2004 icon has been reinvented with a folding display, seeing a familiar clam shell design that effectively lets you fold your phone in half and slip it into your pocket. It's already attracting a lot of attention - as will the $1500 price. It's going to be available in early 2020 on Verizon and EE in the UK.
That's just a small selection of the Motorola phones from over the years, any you remember fondly that we've missed? Let us know in the comments.


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Butler University's 75-58 men's basketball victory last night over Delaware was one for the record books for coach Brad Stevens. The Indianapolis Star's David Woods reports, "Stevens raised his record to 138-39 to break the NCAA record for most victories in the first five seasons as a head coach. The mark was previously held by North Carolina State's Everett Case, who was 137-29 from 1946-51."
As a result of the win, Butler (21-14) will play Penn (20-12) in a quarterfinal Monday at the Palestra in Philadelphia.
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A 1999 graduate of DePauw University, Brad Stevens led the Bulldogs to the championship game of the NCAA tournament in each of the two previous years. An economics major and Management Fellow at DePauw, where he played basketball for coach Bill Fenlon, Stevens was named Butler's head coach on April 5, 2007.
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Following their involvement in the train the trainer-style workshop, Jill Kary from the Arkansas State University Museum, Joel Gordon and Thomas Lipham from the Museum of Discovery held a Nano presentation on February 4th for 19 educators from the Arkansas Discovery Network. The Arkansas Discovery Network, founded in 2006 with funding from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, is a unique, six-museum partnership with the Museum of Discovery acting as the statewide hub. It has served more than 2 million Arkansans through programs, a mobile museum, teacher workshops and free access scholarships.
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Bullet to the Head wasn't the success or epic action film that Sylvester Stallone hoped it could be, but it was a great vehicle for supporting actor Jason Momoa to get some positive buzz back in his corner after starring as Conan the Barbarian.
Momoa had a limited but impressive role in HBO's Game of Thrones and now he's joining one of the world's biggest film franchises, as one of the core members of Marvel Studios' upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy.
Latino-Review - who've been leading the charge in dropping Guardians news bits before Marvel even confirmed the film - has the scoop on the major casting news, and according to their trusted (and proven) sources, Jason Momoa will play Drax the Destroyer.
According to the report, Momoa won Marvel's attention with an impressive screen test and they immediately offered him the part. He's currently in negotiations to join the James Gunn written and directed film.
Drax is the second character to be cast, with Chris Pratt signing up as the film's lead Peter Quill AKA Star-Lord last week. Unsubstantiated rumors previously listed Isaiah Mustafa (center in the below image), Brian Patrick Wade (left) and Dave Bautista (right) as being up for the role.
With his physically focused roles in Stargate Atlantis, Conan the Barbarian and Game of Thrones, Momoa is no stranger to showing off his upper body muscles and wielding bladed weapons, and that's exactly what Guardians of the Galaxy needs. Take a look at the official Guardians concept art version of Drax to see - looks like Momoa will make due without the long hair for this role:
Like Pratt, Momoa is another great pick-up for the franchise, as someone who has many years ahead of him in the business, is on the edge of becoming a star in Hollywood, and can easily become a fan-favorite - especially as the ruthless Drax whose one objective in life, after dying as a human and being re-purposed as a weapon, is to hunt down and destroy Thanos.
James Gunn has very clear and specific ideas for each of the characters according to executive producer Victoria Alonso, and next, needs to cast voice actors for Rocket Raccoon and Groot, while choosing a female lead for Gamora. Other characters they may be casting for include Nova, Quasar, and potentially many other beings from Marvel's cosmic universe. Pre-production and special effects/animation work has already begun and principal photography begins this June in London.
[Update: Additional reports indicate Momoa and his agent were in negotiations for higher pay and it's gotten to the point where Marvel Studios has re-begun screen testing other actors for the role.]
More shortly... Let me know on Twitter if you approve of this casting @rob_keyes.
Iron Man 3 releases May 3, 2013, Thor: The Dark World on November 8, 2013, Captain America: The Winter Soldier on April 4, 2014, Guardians of the Galaxy on August 1, 2014, The Avengers 2 on May 1, 2015, Ant-Man on November 6, 2015, and Doctor Strange sometime after that.
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Oh, Yes. It's Been A While….
Oct 20 2013
It's been a while for many things in my life but as it relates to this blog, it's been a an extra long while since I've posted. Many good and time consuming things have happened (and keep happening) that have kept me slightly preoccupied.
That doesn't mean I haven't been reading some really good stuff (mostly short articles):
It's True: You Talk Too Much – How to achieve the optimal 50-50 conversation flow – A Wall Street Journal article written by the writer of The Simpson's. It's a very true and funny read!
Leadership and Self-Deception: Getting out of the Box (Amazon link) – A co-worker recommended this fiction book. It's written in a story-like fashion and is very applicable to creating a positive work and home environment.
Why Are Hundreds of Harvard Students Studying Ancient Chinese Philosophy? – The Atlantic
IBM Watson fires its own cancer-fighting 'moonshot' – Venturebeat. Extra interesting to me since I know the guy leading the Watson project for IBM.
Below is an image about self service customer support tools created by Salesforce. I am wondering about beginning to write more formally about best practices in client services in a start-up, technology environment on my blog. It's what I do for a living. I generally run client services and operations from beginning to end. I have managed all kinds of internal and external customers. I've been told (who knows if it's actually true) that I'm a strong business networker with a credible reputation. Two of my Strength's Finder strengths are "Woo" and "Communication" so it might be a good idea for me to start sharing some of my ideas on customer service. I will continue pondering…
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Activision Responds to Call of Duty Lawsuit, Dismisses Claims as 'Meritless'
Activision is disappointed that Mr. Zampella and Mr. West have chosen to file a lawsuit, and believes their claims are meritless. Over eight years, Activision shareholders provided these executives with the capital they needed to start Infinity Ward, as well as the financial support, resources and creative independence that helped them flourish and achieve enormous professional success and personal wealth.
In return, Activision legitimately expected them to honor their obligations to Activision, just like any other executives who hold positions of trust in the company. While the company showed enormous patience, it firmly believes that its decision was justified based on their course of conduct and actions. Activision remains committed to the Call of Duty franchise, which it owns, and will continue to produce exciting and innovative games for its millions of fans.
With Call of Duty: Modern Wafare 2 having now grossed well over one billion dollars, the stakes are high, especially considering Activision's reliance on the franchise.
LOL great comment!
"Getting mad at Activision for this kind of thing is like getting mad at an ape for throwing feces. It's just how the beast communicates."
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Polypropylene Tubing A Replacement for Fluoropolymer Tubing
Prolite polypropylene tubing is now available from tubing manufacturer NewAge Industries. A semi-rigid product, Prolite is made from an NSF-61 (National Sanitation Foundation) compound and is used in applications such as portable water supply, food processing, beverage transfer, chemical lines, dispensing equipment, environmental monitoring, pharmaceutical processing, refrigeration, compressed air, electronic equipment and household appliances, and more.
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This week we talked about the idea of flipping the classroom. After having read an article about it in the May ISTE Leading and Learning magazine, we decided to tackle the topic ourselves.
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Hiatal hernia is a condition in which part of the stomach extends through an opening the diaphragm into the chest. The diaphragm is the sheet of muscle that divides the chest from the abdomen.
Hernia - hiatal
The exact cause of hiatal hernias is unknown. The condition may be due to a weakening of the supporting tissue. Your risk for the problem goes up with age, obesity, and smoking. Hiatal hernias are very common. The problem occurs often in people over 50 years old.
This condition may cause reflux (backflow) of gastric acid from the stomach into the esophagus.
Children with this condition are usually born with it (congenital). It often occurs with gastroesophageal reflux in infants.
A hiatal hernia by itself rarely causes symptoms. Pain and discomfort are due to the upward flow of stomach acid, air, or bile.
The goals of treatment are to relieve symptoms and prevent complications. Treatments may include:
Other measures to reduce symptoms include:
If medicines and lifestyle measures do not help control symptoms, you may need surgery.
Treatment can relieve most symptoms of hiatal hernia.
Call your health care provider if:
Controlling risk factors such as obesity may help prevent hiatal hernia.
Richter JE, Friedenberg FK. Gastroesophageal reflux disease. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 43.
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Abstract: The going-concern context has been the subject of much research and discussion for many years at both academic and professional levels. The International Standard on Auditing (ISA) 570 stipulates that the auditor should consider the appropriateness of managements' use of the goingconcern assumption and to evaluate whether there are material uncertainties with respect to entity's ability to continue as a going concern. Regardless of what is stated in the financial statement, the auditor should comment on going-concern uncertainty in the audit report if there is a doubt about firm's ability to continue as a going concern. There is strong evidence that the auditor's going-concern decision is a complex task with extensive consequences. The primary purpose of this thesis is to empirically provide significant basis to get better understanding of the challenging nature of the auditor's going-concern reporting. This thesis deals with different aspects of auditor's going-concern reporting and contributes mainly to the line of auditing research. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8490
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Colts spoil Peyton Manning's return to Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — Peyton Manning spent so many days trying to block out all of his feelings, ignore all of the outside chatter that filled the newspaper pages and Twitter feeds and radio waves, and pretend that somehow, he could walk into Lucas Oil Stadium like it was just any other stadium, on any other Sunday.
But for 90 seconds just before kickoff Sunday night, the roar of the crowd was too loud to ignore. Manning removed his helmet, raised his right hand to wave, and slowly turned to acknowledge the fans in every corner of this stadium that he used to call home.
"It's something I'll always remember, and I'm very grateful for that," Manning said.
BOX SCORE:Colts 39, Broncos 33
TRIBUTE:Indy cheers Peyton's returns
The next 60 minutes of the Colts' 39-33 win showed that however much the fans of this city might still revere Manning, Indianapolis has moved on.
For much of the night, Andrew Luck was the better quarterback, and the Colts were certainly the better team as they handed the Broncos and Manning their first loss of the season, their first regular-season loss since Oct. 7, 2012 — a streak of 19 consecutive games.
"Andrew's a stud," Indianapolis safety Antoine Bethea said. "I don't think he gets enough credit for what he can do on the football field, the way he leads this offense. What he does for this team, it's huge. On this stage, he handled it well. It's his team now."
This certainly was a night for nostalgia, and time for some closure for fans who never got a real chance to say goodbye to Manning before the series of neck surgeries that sidelined him in 2011 and his subsequent release in March 2012. Lucas Oil Stadium was full of folks in No. 18 jerseys, many of them Colts blue, others in Broncos orange, and plenty of others in half-and-half jerseys made especially for this occasion.
ANDREW LUCK:Not to be outdone on Manning's night
COLTS DEFENSE:Steals stage from high-flying Broncos
They stood and cheered when Manning trotted out of the tunnel for pregame warm-ups, and erupted in cheers after the tribute video ended with an image of Manning hoisting the Lombardi trophy. It was in that moment that Manning the maniacal quarterback was just Manning the man.
"I think he got emotional, and how could he not?" said Colts punter Pat McAfee, one of Manning's former teammates. "It had to be very awkward for him almost, because this city loves him so much, and rightfully so. Guys who were on the team with him love him so much, so it had to be emotional for him, and I think it got to him a little bit."
Once it was done, Manning admitted the lead-up to this game had been draining. He said he spoke with Colts owner Jim Irsay late in the week, but not in person here in Indianapolis, and said he could "move past" any hurt feelings from comments Irsay made last week to USA TODAY Sports that read as critical of some of Manning's accomplishments with the Colts.
"I felt a little tired coming into this week. I'm kind of, in some ways, relieved this game is over," Manning said.
The hearty welcome he received here will stick with Manning as he returns to Denver, his new home, but so will the fact that he played his worst game of the season. He threw an interception, his third of the season, and was sacked four times, including a critical sack-strip safety early in the second quarter that proved to be the turning point of the game.
THE Q:Indianapolis is officially Andrew Luck's city now
BEST & WORST:Sunday's 10 must-see performances
Longtime teammate Robert Mathis, who was never allowed to touch Manning in practice, blew past Denver left tackle Chris Clark to wallop Manning with a "good hit, a healthy one," Manning said. The ball tumbled out of Manning's hand and bounced into the end zone, where defensive end Erik Walden recovered it just out of bounds.
Luck led the Colts on a touchdown drive on the ensuing possession, and the Colts never trailed again.
Denver failed to pick up a first down on four of its next five possessions, including three straight drives to open the second half in which Manning especially struggled. He missed receivers short, and long, and high, and threw a few passes that could only be described as "ducks."
Asked after the game if the Mathis hit affected his arm strength, Manning laughed.
"I throw a lot of wobbly passes. A lot of wobbly touchdowns, too," Manning said.
Indeed, his fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas wobbled its way to the end zone, but it still got there — part of what plenty of folks, including some Colts players, thought might be another magic moment from Manning.
"Anytime he has the ball in his hands with time on the clock, you're worried," McAfee said.
But Luck, and further Broncos miscues, assured that wouldn't happen.
Luck, who threw three touchdown passes and ran for another score in the first three quarters, led the Colts on two field-goal drives in the fourth quarter to keep Manning at bay. Manning's interception and running back Ronnie Hillman's fumble near the goal line ended two other scoring chances.
The visitor's locker room, a place Manning had never really been before, was nearly silent after the game. Broncos players were frustrated after a sloppy game, yet also disappointed they couldn't have done better for their quarterback.
Manning never made a big deal about the homecoming to them last week, but he didn't have to. His teammates knew.
"Peyton has been a great teammate. I think I can speak for all of us. He's done some great things for Denver and the Denver Broncos football team," linebacker Von Miller said. "You know, it hurts. I really wanted to go out there and get this one for him. The type of guy he is, I know he wanted the same thing."
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Ladies Guild is a fortnightly meeting with a speaker and time for tea and a chat.
A warm welcoming and supportive group of ladies – so do come along and see for yourself
A variety of speakers are invited with other events taking place throughout the year.
Birthdays are frequently celebrated with cake!
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Doug Stanhope – Marriage
Doug Stanhope explains why marriage shouldn't be legal, gay or otherwise
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New Versions of RVW Curriculum and Competition Tables
The Robot Virtual World team has a fresh round of updates available for you. We've listened to your feedback and have made some changes to our Curriculum Companion, Sack Attack, and Ring It Up virtual worlds. Read on for more details!
What's new in the Curriculum Companion 2.2.4:
- Adjusted the NXT – Obstacle Course table to more closely meet the level specifications
- Adjusted the VEX – Robo Slalom 2 table to give more room between the lines and obstacles
- Adjusted the Camera 2 View of the VEX – Minefield Retrieval Challenge
What's new in VEX Sack Attack 1.5.1:
- Resolved a bug where motor values were being overwritten
What's new in Ring It Up 1.5.1:
- Resolved a bug where motor values were being overwritten
- Adjusted robot models to drive straighter
- Adjusted sensor and encoder behavior
- Improved the gripper-ring interaction behavior
Thanks again for the feedback, and keep it coming. You can post it to the Robot Virtual Worlds section of the ROBOTC Forums.


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