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With a loving heart, filled with peace and harmony In the afterbirth new life emerges An eternal optimist in Spite of living Starlight sparkles in this globe softly glistens Everything seems to be perfectly normal Gentle spirit refines where the thought is good Dream you shine a warm sunbeam gift We live for truth and justice sake The numbered days and duration of happy feelings A glimpses of human life takes shape Golden delicious fruit of Eden Happiness can not be conquered, it must be openly received A sun melting inside warm thoughts Staring across the horizon clouds pearl white My desires, my needs, my happiness As fallen people with meaningless deeds Dreamy cotton skies echo into one song The ability to grasp facts of nature around us Faraway mountains sailing yearns Over the hills a warm thought in breeze blows Starlight twinkles in the eyes of a dream Coasting along on a deep blue sea wave kiss Written by L. Mcdaid & A-L Andresen :) 25.08.2015 Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Copyright © liam mcdaid | Year Posted 2015
Miles in a coaster, a day and hours elapsed, Felt the utmost relief when the whirling wheels halted; So weary and dizzy, even a smile seemed so hideous But an in peace slumber I desperately craved for; Eyes wide-opened at the chirping of euphonious birds, Stirred myself with hankering for the glimpse of exquisite village, But still a dawn blanketed in frosty mist, sight diminished, I'd only steal the blurry scene of Tang valley; An hour after, when the glorious sun showed its perky visage, Outside I stood relishing the splendor of the hamlet And savoring the icy breeze wafting underneath my nose With succulent aroma from the Mother Nature; Amidst undulating hills and mountains down lay a quiet place, So called Tang enclosed by rich vegetation and iridescent river That embellishes the heavenly place superfluously picturesque, Enticing all man into the blissful homeland of Tang Valley; Houses clustered and down beneath the farmyard, Divine school stands with its pride upheld And hallowed veneration anyone would esteem, It is so-called Tang Central School elevated of late; Established in 1965, primary to middle since last year, Now shines the school proud and gratified of its new recognition As the central school bestowed with prerogatives and autonomy, And concurringly, rejoicing its Golden Jubilee in eons; Postures upright like inert figurines in a park, Crescendo of unripe singsong voices spring at eight and thirty, Crooning the sincere words of praise and homage to Tsa-Wa-Sum That infuses the all hearts with never like joie de vivre; A trickle of erudite whizzes and astute greenhorns Gathered deep delved into a bond of kinship with no antipathy, But an unremitting fondness amongst solicitous brethren- A purveyor of ecstasy as its depiction I call for the beautiful home.
Copyright © Karma Dorji | Year Posted 2015
She drifted on black starlit glass beneath the full moon bright captivated by the beauty of the tranquil, lovely light floating on the gentle waves the stars kissed her goodnight and rocked into her deepest dreams she floated out of sight By Morgan Mise Written January 6, 2013
Copyright © Morgan Mise | Year Posted 2013
Shield Love - Quatrain - A Collaboration Embrace me In your soft tender arms. Holding close within meek tenderness. In close embrace I feel your soft charms, I await the touch of your caress. Shield me from life's hate, On my knees Love's dying. Do not hesitate, From soft eyes tears crying. Love's fights to survive, As Love bleeds passion of forever. Love must ever thrive Let us now share our Love together. Really all one desires now, Knowing Loving you. An essence of Love allow, My heart ever true. Queen of endless pleasure, Holding you to the end. My ultimate treasure, Stay Lover and stay Friend. In a flash of light, As long as this world keeps on spinning. You light up my night, When sights of Love to my eyes dimming. All I ask of you we stay strong, Always sleeps one dream of endless beauty. Ever In your light I belong, To be within your heart Is my Love's duty. Sings In your heart Love, The song of Love's divinity. We dwell high above, In Love ever entwining. A Collaboration by Liam Mcdaid & Michael Clarke.
Copyright © liam mcdaid | Year Posted 2014
No tickee, no washee You pay as you go There are no free rides As everyone knows Yet some people try Their gol' darn best To beat the system Get ahead of the rest Like everyone else They must play by the rules Do they think we're all Just a bunch of old fools? To take advantage Of us trusting souls That way of thinking Is all full of holes Writing us off Would be quite premature We've still got the smarts And that is for sure We may appear stodgy And slow to react But years of experience Has taught us the knack Of dealing with shysters And disreputable felons These guys are operating With screwed up melons They'll get their comeuppance One day down the road When they meet their maker And have to unload And explain why they acted So poorly down here They won't have excuses For not playing fair Banished to purgatory And left there forever To never experience Heaven's glorious weather No tickee, no washie A familiar old refrain From the beginning of time The rules are the same Treat fellow beings With love and respect You'll get back in spades The admiration you expect © Jack Ellison 2013
Copyright © Jack Ellison | Year Posted 2013
Today I am about to embark on a journey that I have waited for, for so long, they say that this one is the safest ship were nothing could ever go wrong. As I stare down at the crowd, I think, here I am, traveling on the R.M.S. Titanic, this is the most exciting day of my life and yet I feel a sense of anxiety and panic. I calm myself by breathing in April's fresh air and the sea's waves begin to roll and rock, I close my eyes and feel the warm sunshine as the ship finally departs from the dock. Even though I'm not a first class passenger I admire the grandeur of the White Star Line, my few luxuries and the kindness shown to me are enough to warm this heart of mine. For Carolyn Devonshire's Past Lives Contest I'm very interested in learning about the Titanic, but sometimes when I look at a picture of the ship, I get this tremendous feeling of dread and fear. So much so, that I cannot look at the photo any longer. I don't know where my fear of this ship comes from. I have never been on a cruise or had any kind of traumatic experience on a ship. Sometimes, I think that I may have been on the Titanic in my past life. I don't know if I would have survived or not.
Copyright © Kelly Deschler | Year Posted 2014
Caught in the whirl of the wind Fought with the wilds of the west As I looked for the light that has dimmed I reached out till my sight found my quest Alas! Wretched am I who has sinned! Thinking I'm better than best. Humbling myself for your grace Hoping this pain's not in vain With the tears of my shame on my face I forsake all the fame I have gain'd For the love and my savior's embrace Now, I will dance in the rain. 16 July 2015 Isaiah Zerbt's Quatrets
Copyright © KP Nunez | Year Posted 2015
My heart is on Your shoulders, And You are lifting me up. With every spoken tender gesture, I fall a little farther in love.
Copyright © Kevin C. Martin | Year Posted 2013
Isn't it wonderful when a comment can make you smile Especially about something you like so far from home Isn't it wonderful that this comment can take you miles This venturing adventure to allow ones heart to roam Isn't it wonderful when a smile greets you in arrivals Your name is called to you by someone you long to see Isn't it wonderful that out there, there's romantic survival Two souls drawn together, Church becomes their we Isn't it wonderful when chatting histories of their pasts Attracts them even closer allowing their hearts to touch Isn't it wonderful that knowing their days are going to last Sharing a closeness loving bond, in every day they clutch Isn't it wonderful as I look back at the scenes I've shared So memorable was this vacation that it's only just the start Isn't it wonderful that through a comment loves declared Two souls drawn together sharing each others hearts .
Copyright © James Fraser | Year Posted 2015
Rob me of my purity, But once again it's all my fault; Fell into the trap of false promises Because I pressed play instead of pause.
Run, run, run and give it all up! Into His arms, commend your love! Through Him, you are saved! What a beautiful, glorious day!
We will cherish these moments Because they are few, But please always remember I will always love you.
Walking through the orchard Amongst so many trees Fruit lay on the ground rotting The trees had a strange disease They were lost in their apathy No longer fruitful anymore Sheltered in a land of beauty On the Okanagan shore The birds sang soft and sadly A strange poetic song Flying together in arcs All they wanted was to belong In search of warmth and protection They landed on branches reaching high A transplanted tree from Jamaica Majestically framed by the sky Uprooted from the island Oh so many years ago With branches reaching outward His leaves had a golden glow I sat beneath his branches So his story he could tell Into my outstretched palm A perfectly formed apple fell As I bit into the fruit I could hear his voice so clear A different kind of listening I heard him whisper in my ear "Within my laughter there is magic Yet I am serious at my core Let me help you find your wisdom A wooden key unlocks the door I have traveled many places Felt the sand beneath my feet I have known the joy of victory Yet I have learned more from defeat The things I thought so important Slipped from my clutching hands As I chased after foolishness In a world filled with demands Not connected to my quiet That silent outcry of my soul My branches stripped of everything As I played my worldly role Once true to myself I found freedom In a city perched by a lake Lush branches fully outstretched I now give instead of take Not born to be a conquerer Love is my soulful call Rooted within my spirit Available to one and all I bring you peace from my island See how less can be so much more Come have a taste of freedom Beneath my branches on this shore! Inspired by and dedicated to Rawle James. Rawle is the founder of the "Inspired Word Cafe".
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2015
Lord, I do not know what to do; Please, lead me by Your side. Decisions I'm facing are lost and through; Please, lead me to do what's right.
Follow your dreams and follow your heart; God has shown you the path to start. Never give up and always have faith; Do what you love and enjoy this place!
Ruffling gold blooms and leaves, hue dimmed by time A gilded frame holding a slice of life's history I'm drawn into the younger man, the vision sublime Sailing stolidly upstream towards his destiny A castle in the sky, all ether and phantasm Drawing him nigh with its ivory flirtation The possible reap of his boundless enthusiasm Limited only by blossoming imagination As he departs, I do wish to share my blessing of age Hard-won patience and placid perspective If only to inform him, to act as his sage… But would it deter him from his futile objective? A glance as he navigates, back to the angel he calls Warm reassurance for his doubting mind Far behind the angel, a modest castle's solid walls Little does he know, the home he will find Vainglorious dreams bathe in youthful euphoria With volcanic demands upon fate and destiny Unpretentious walls' comfort to replace phantasmagoria Brash strivings supplanted by consistent humility I envy him not, his naive, headstrong trouble Through pitched battles, my dream castle faded away So lovely, yet impossible to heal the burst bubble Such ethereal visions life's truth did betray 5/9/16 For Contest:Within a Gilded Frame Sponsor: Broken Wings Inspired by "The Voyage of Life--Youth" One of a series by Thomas Cole.
Copyright © Tom Quigley | Year Posted 2016
From the spoils and tragedies of childhood, panning virtues out of dispositions. Impaling self upon the spears of truth, cuts chains of substances and delusions. Upon mercy's door, the forgiving heart, handles Love with gratitude and prudence. Walking the gallows when bound to depart, no more illusions when choosing masters. Respect no longer collecting trophies, Wars and peace only with integrity. Essence lives in speech without utterance, Pride under shovelfuls of honesty. Closing the chapters when life deems it so. Strong days testing the brave to deliver, even when to the ones loved, it is no. Broken but still, in those times forsaken. An ear towards the counsel of the wise. Wooed by the songs of a revolution, prunes the soul of what is left, harnessed fears, in diaries of this evolution. ------------------------------------------------------- Contest: The TRUE Meaning of Being Adult Sponsor: FJ Thomas 04.25.15
Copyright © rob carmack | Year Posted 2015
Give it a go, try something new This tale told in simple verse, view Compare its rhythm, rhyme and flow Try something new…give it a go Gone fishing, the sign did say On that blustery summer's day We stood; we waited, still wishing… The sign did say, gone fishing The drive was long, the car was stuffy Eighty miles to visit Muffy To find him gone seemed so wrong The car was stuffy, the drive was long So the kids cried, they were very tired The surprise visit, uninspired Back in the car, the kids were plied They were very tired, so the kids cried Crying children, sighing parents A long drive home; undercurrents Of Frustration; all chasten Sighing parents, crying children There just may be a moral here When visiting, both far and near Call to see if your host is free A moral here … there just may be
Copyright © Huberta van Akkeren | Year Posted 2014
The wheel of life keeps turning every day Birth, life and then the subsequent decay All living things must return whence they came The pattern always remaining the same All living things start life's journey at birth Become adult through the process of growth They then participate in reproduction Thus creating the next generation Life then continues daily in this world Until old age and illness take their toll Lastly, all must face death's reality That brings a final end to life's journey The wheel goes through a full revolution With each and every new generation Whatever is alive will someday die This will surely happen as time goes by
Copyright © john beharry | Year Posted 2014
~~ I struggle always with my memories, The long ago past is forever lurking; In a moment I am whispered back, And the pages of my life are fluttering. Fluttering in the misty winds of time, To where the joyful and painful burn; O but this is the key to who I am, And each memory has its own turn. Turn back the pages of my journey, I am a little girl playing and dreaming; O but to stay frozen in this memory, And to not ever know the pain of weeping. Weeping has always been my companion, I so often stand in a place of sorrows; Past the ornate gate and winding road, And the past shall haunt all my tomorrows. ______________________ August 16, 2014 Quatrain Submitted to the contest, Any Poem #8, sponsor, Skat Third Place Submitted to the contest, Where Frozen Embers Burn, sponsor Gail Doyle 8th place (the contest was deleted so lost my win rating)
Copyright © Broken Wings | Year Posted 2014
Time is resolutely in motion In no captivity or subjugation Let not the caravan of life halt Love is a journey not a destination Winner in Contest "Four, For, Fore" Light & Love of Debbie Guzzi judged on 11/22/2012
Copyright © Mohammad Yamin | Year Posted 2012
How big is this great universe? How far do the stars traverse? Let us think in terms of sunbeams' Travel-time on the photon streams. Beams seen from Pluto at night Take five-and-a-half-hours at the speed of light. Just think of crossing the Milky Way In a rate-per-second of one-eighty-six K, Would take thousands of years to span This misty nebulae admired by man. But it's a mere fraction of size, Galaxies seen in distant skies. From our perspective down here on earth Of the universe and its unknown girth, Infinitely larger than it appears— To cross it would take millions of years! How can we, God's created, keep pace, With the enormity of trackless space? Overwhelmed by its massive magnitude, We simply savor it with awe-filled gratitude. Writers and poets take special delight In capturing these dazzling scenes at night Transfixed with keyboard, or hand-held pen, Mesmerized by galactic adrenalin.
Copyright © James Tate | Year Posted 2011
The pursuit of happiness and where this journey leads, You may not get what you want but you shall fill your needs. Every little junction provides a different route to go. If you choose wisely happiness becomes what you know. The destination before us is not always very clear. The road becomes dark as it is tainted by fear. There seems so many decisions not sure of which are right. When you choose the right path happiness is then in sight. All the choices we make determine the path we take. The love that you give will equal the love you make. All the good and bad becomes part of who we are Bridging the distance to places that were too far. One day your eyes just open, you see how far you've come. The future looks quite bright as we stand out in the sun. The pursuit of happiness lives inside of every heart. It is much like a circle the end becomes the start. Just when you thought the journey might be through. You will find there's so much more that you have to do. The world keeps on spinning and always there is change. Just around the next corner, happiness is now in range.
Copyright © Mark Russell | Year Posted 2011
Life's journey is the climbing of stairs to heaven door entering returns peace, joy, and harmony to your spirit as the journey of life ends, you have another to explore As with the circle of life you start the climb full in spirit My perception of heaven
Copyright © Tom Larrow | Year Posted 2012
Each generation plants a tree The next one enjoys the shade Seeds we plant in young people's minds Are engraved and will never fade So choose your path very carefully They're watching your every step You might think they're too distracted Or they think you're old and inept They're always watching how you react Each move that you choose to make Be careful the seeds you sow every day Will grow with them, make no mistake The burden is on us for each generation To guide them and show them the way Map out the route to a happy life Don't let anyone lead them astray There'll be mine fields galore along the way Protect them with words and with deeds They'll love you for caring and taking the time Encourage them to follow your lead © Jack Ellison 2012
All alone she sits in the afternoon sun day dreams fill her mind of all that shes done A life so fulfilled every wish has come true what more can she want what more can she do In her day dreams she's the girl with it all wishing it were reality its a wish that's so tall
Copyright © Lizzy Love | Year Posted 2015
I knew I was good at opening doors, To blossom their thoughts and ignite. Everyone had their own little glittering globe, My job was to make them shine bright. The interview went great in the London office, When I talked the talk that I walk. The panel embraced my every word, A maths teacher that knew how to chalk. The next job interview was over the phone, The principal needed me to teach Japan. "Japanese? Hell yeah", then I'd change it to French, A year of languages? Yep, I was the man. And then the call to the next principal, An Aussie, renovating his foyer. Six years of a one year trial maths job, To the kids I was the mathematic destroyer. And now a call from the state's executive, Starting next term with our indigenous youth. "Teach and inspire, excite and succeed", I'm to teach the mathematical truth. I'm a teacher of teens, I teach every day, To be reasonable, rational and logical. So when they're grown up and out and about, They'll wisely "out think" any obstacle.
Copyright © Lewis Raynes | Year Posted 2016
Out of the blue I searched for you, Under yellow skies I walked, With scarlet red the things you knew! The black lace talked and talked I found you thumbing on the road, Drifting south for a change of pace, Your suitcase was hardly a load, My heart began to race. A game was lurking in your eyes, I wanted in to play your sin. Fortune's wheel did not disguise The roguish plans you held within. You took the keys and off you went, With gaping mouth I stood My heart inflamed with discontent, I whimpered all I could. With bold resolve my feet did go, Dust and sweat led the way. What did tempt I did not know, But hidden fires held my sway. Marching like a highway man, Of dreams untold to think about, I tried to chart your steps and plan, Whose saucy tease I had no doubt. Feline ways invite soft prints, Invisible shades eyes large make, I saw the method in your hints, By subtle fumes my nose did stake. I tracked and looked and never quit, To find your world and magic curve, But at some point I had to admit, I wondered if I had the nerve. I hung my head, I sang low tunes Echo's hope was just a trace, So I took to heed the passing moons Oh your purring heart did I chase. As though you saw my forlorn look, My ears you tapped with engine fire, Behind me came your line and hook, Smiling in my car you took. Get in you said with lips to bend, With a grin that spoke of lazy miles, To you my vows could but commend, So sure were your entrancing styles. I swaggered in next to fate, Forever gone, here was now, Praying for mercy on this date, Still like a mouse hearing meow. You throttled up and off we flew, The wind and hair was just a blair, If my better half only knew, The forbidden things I would dare. The ride was smooth and oh so cool, Skin touched skin and all was one, Kissed by heaven's secret rule, Ay there's the rub, just have some fun. Salvation's road leads to crime, Heat and sweat are natures beat, Lemons aid the bitter lime, To overcome what might defeat. Out of the blue I searched for you, Under yellow skies I walked, With scarlet red the things you knew! The black lace talked and talked.
Copyright © Yorn Called | Year Posted 2014
The little sextant was diverse to have position on the Earth. While going in circles 'round the sun and seeing all for what it's worth. It shot through space and saw the stars. It passed through Heaven paired with Mars. It spun in groups much like our own. Through some not quite: and lesser known. In time it passed our way again. The universe come home to men. While those who watched and wondered why, would only say that we're going by.
Copyright © Trevor McLeod | Year Posted 2015
The time for departure has come, Can you believe it? It's off to Wales I go, The country, not the fish! It'll be 25 hours worth of flying And layovers... (I too question my sanity) But what fun it will be To defy gravity so effortlessly! I've never flown before So wish me the best of luck I hope my debit gets accepted Because I'm bringing digits not bucks! My uncle, aunt and cousin will greet me When I get there, As I take it all in, at long last breathing, That European air! You're probably thinking geez, another rhyme! What is it with this guy? But you see I just recently purchased my ticket So... bye bye! I've been saving my money A couple years for this! So it's off to Wales I go, The country, not the fish! NOTE: I'm very happy to say that this is not fictional on my part. I'm actually going to the UK in none other than 5 days!! I'm very excited and wanted to let everyone know that I'll be on this trip for a good three and a half weeks (so I will not have a lot of time to get on P-Soup... but rest assured I have not left the site!)
Copyright © Timothy Hicks | Year Posted 2013


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Beef Stroganoff
1 LB top round steak (1"-thick), trimmed
1 C onion, chopped
2 TBS parsley
2 TBS Dijon mustard
3/4 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. black pepper
2 C mushrooms, sliced
3 garlic cloves, minced
1/3 C flour
1 C beef broth
1 (8-ounce) container low-fat sour cream
2 C cooked Egg Noodles (for serving; optional)
Cut top round steak diagonally across the grain into 1/4-inch-thick slices. Place steak, onion, parsley, salt, black pepper, sliced mushrooms and garlic cloves in a crock pot. Place flour in a small bowl. Gradually add the beef broth, stirring with a whisk until blended. Add broth mixture to the crock pot; mix well. Cover and cook on high-heat setting for one hour. Reduce to low-heat and cook seven to eight hours or until steak is tender. Let stand for about ten minutes, and then stir in sour cream. Suggestion: Serve beef stroganoff over Lokshyna Homen (Homemade Egg Noodles).
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Like a number of large tech companies, Twitter files patents all the time. Unlike other companies, however, the social network has just pulled the nuclear option out from under itself.
The company today published a draft of its Innovator's Patent Agreement, which it informally calls the IPA.
According to Twitter "the IPA is a new way to do patent assignment that keeps control in the hands of engineers and designers".
The social network claims that this means "that patents can only be used for defensive purposes" and that it "will not use the patents from employees' inventions in offensive litigation without their permission".
Because the control "flows" with the patent, it says, the patent cannot be used in any way other than the inventor intended.
Twitter claims that this is a fairly significant departure from the way things normally operate in the tech industry:
Typically, engineers and designers sign an agreement with their company that irrevocably gives that company any patents filed related to the employee's work. The company then has control over the patents and can use them however they want, which may include selling them to others who can also use them however they want. With the IPA, employees can be assured that their patents will be used only as a shield rather than as a weapon.
Once the IPA goes live it will apply to all patents relating to Twitter — past and present.
Looking at the messy patent wars some of the big tech players are involved in, you can see why Twitter might want to distance itself from the rest of the industry. In 2011, after all, Apple spent over US$100-million suing the pants off Samsung, HTC and anyone who incurred its wrath.
Google's US$12.5-billion Motorola Mobility acquisition meanwhile, was undertaken mainly to get its hands on over 17 000 patents. While useful in and of themselves, those patents also provided it with some ammunition in its war with Apple (surprise, surprise), Microsoft, and Oracle.
Besides money spent in court is money that could be spent on building better products.


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- 3 - 4 pounds boneless beef chuck roast
- 12 ounces jarred pepperoncini peppers
- 14.5 ounces canned beef broth low-sodium, or homemade
- 12 ounces beer
- 1 whole onion minced
- 2 tablespoons dried Italian seasoning
- provolone cheese for serving
- submarine sandwich rolls for serving
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- Trim fast from beef if necessary.
- Cut into large chunks.
- Place in Crock-Pot.
- Drain peppers and pull of stems.
- Add peppers, broth, beer, onion and seasoning to Crock-Pot. Stir.
- Cover and cook on LOW 8-10 hours.
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My neighbor's parents are, like, BFFs with the owner of The Sterling Caterers and her parents got invited to this huge party that the owner is throwing for Kevin in honor of him because he use to work there for a short while and since everyone on this planet knows how much I love him, they're let me go and I brought my two friends, Becca and Caroline, with me. It's was this big bash they threw him and his family, friends and fans were all invited to go. I had a great time and Kevin is was extremely sweet. He looks just as adorable in person and I had him sign my pink razorphone, haha. Becca has the funniest picture ever of Kevin and me while we were talking and I asked him to sign my cellphone. He was like, "It's so nice and pretty! Do you really want me to ruin it? Are you sure? Are you really sure? With a sharpie?! Do you want me to sign it here or wait, what about over here? Are you sure? Oh, all right! This is so cool!" Ahaha, he's the cutest thing in the world. I told him that I loved him so much and he said, "Aww, I love you too!" I just about died, haha. He's just such a nice guy and he was so kind to everybody. I have a bunch more pictures but these are the ones I uploaded for now because my computer is really slow. Anyway, I'm rambling now but if you ever doubted how sweet Kevin actually was, well, doubt it no more and take it from me that he is, in fact, really nice and sweet.
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Your Sooo lucky that you met Kevin. I wanna met him I noticed you did met Kevin before I read this thread I saw the comment you left Kevin on myspace
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The Xbox One won't launch in Japan until 2014, months after its November 2013 launch in other territories, Microsoft Japan president and CEO Yasuyuki Higuchi confirmed to Japanese site 4Gamer (via DualShockers) at a recent press briefing in the country. Microsoft considers Japan a "tier 2 country," and thus launching the new Xbox console there is not a priority, Higuchi said.
"For the launch of Xbox One Japan is a Tier 2 country and not a Tier 1 country, so it'll come with the second wave, that will be delayed a little bit [compared to North America]," he said, adding that "it won't be delayed too much from the North American release." Another Microsoft Japan executive, Consumer & Partner Group vice president and executive officer Haruaki Kayama, reportedly asked journalists not to be too negative about the news.
Japanese gamers failed to embrace the Xbox 360 and the Xbox brand in general during the current console generation. If Microsoft has a chance of turning its fortunes in the country around, it's not getting off to a great start by launching there months late.


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By Rick Anderson
April 5, 2001
Two huge giveaways cost the Buffalo Sabres a crucial two points as the Boston Bruins continued their winning ways and won the season series as they beat the Sabres 3-2 Wednesday night at HSBC Arena. Donald Audette and Jason Woolley were the scapegoats as the Sabres failed to pad their slim 4th place lead in the Eastern Conference. Boston won the season series 3 game to 2.
The Bruins came loaded for bear. The Sabres looked like bulls in a china shop. Buffalo could not get much of any offensive threat going, and when they did, Byron Dafoe did the job in keeping the Sabres off the scoreboard until Doug Gilmour finally broke the ice mid way through the third period.
The Bruins have lost only one game in their last eleven and kept pace with the Carolina Hurricanes, who had beaten the Rangers earlier in the night. Also, by beating the Sabres in Buffalo, they won all three games in HSBC Arena this season.
The key to this game was committing the least amount of errors, thus it was like a playoff game. The Sabres played as if it were a preseason game.
In the second period, Audette committed a mistake that cost the Sabres the game. He coughed up the puck right in front of backup goalie Martin Biron to Andrei Kovalenko, who fed a wide open Mikko Eloranta. Eloranta positioned himself and flipped the puck over Biron's shoulder to get the game winner. It was Eloranta's 11th goal of the season and came 3:52 into 2nd period.
"We are not happy about it. They cost us," said Audette about his miscue. "You make a pass like that in front of the net, you have to make sure no one is there. Obviously, I didn't."
The fans were still coming back to their seats for the third period when another huge mistake gave the Bruins a 2-0 lead. Biron went back to play the puck behind the net and there seemed to be a sort of miscommunication between him and defenseman Woolley. Biron left it for Woolley and the Sabres defenseman passed it right to Brian Rolston, who slammed it over top of the fallen Biron.
Afinogenov passed was deflected and it came over to Doug Gilmour. Gilmour was tripped up and as he was going down, he flipped the puck past Dafoe for the first time of the game. It was Gilmour's first goal in 8 games.
With only five minutes left in the game, the faceoff was in the Sabres zone and Sergei Samsonov got it over to Jason Allison, who shot it high into the top part of the net to give the Bruins a two goal lead again.
The Sabres made a late attempt to get back in the game when J.P. Dumont passed the puck over to James Patrick pinching in. Patrick blasted it past Dafoe and the Sabres had a little daylight with a little over two minutes remaining. It was Patrick's 4th of the season. But it was too little too late as the Bruins were able to keep the Sabres hemmed in when they pulled Biron in favor of an extra attacker.
Biron had to face only 22 shots, but still didn't seem to have the mastery he had over the Avalanche and the Capitals in earlier victories. He has now lost two straight and still looks rusty. His communication with his defensemen leaves a lot to be desired. At the other end of the rink, Dafoe was superb, stopping 25 shots.
The Sabres can still capture the 4th seed in the East if they win their next two games, even if the Flyers win two out of three. So it appears as if the whole race will come right down to the end.
Sabres Coach Lindy Ruff was not too pleased with his team's effort.
"They set the trap up pretty high in the neutral zone and our passing was nowhere near perfect," said a disappointed Ruff after the game. "We turned it over quite a few times, and had a few chances, but it was a little bit of both. It was a terrible night (for turnovers).
"First we had a horrible night on faceoffs, which meant we were chasing most of the night," Ruff continued. "It was kind of like when Boston played Toronto. They did the same thing, they got the one goal lead and played the trap to perfection through the neutral zone and frustrated the heck out of the team. We refused to get it deep at times. They lined three guys up and we didn't get it deep. That's the game you've got to battle through. We didn't take advantage of our early opportunities, and they got the break and scored."
Steve Heinze was playing against his former teammates and would liked to have scored against them.
"Obviously, you're disappointed," said Heinze. "We had our destiny in our own hands. Unfortunately, we didn't come out and seize the moment."
Another player going up against a former team was Dixon Ward, the former Sabre who signed on with the Bruins early in the season.
"He's not conventional in a lot of his methods," Ward said about Keenan. "Everybody knows that. You can't just instill something and have everyone pick up on it. Our record in the last 40 games speaks volumes about how this team has turned around."
Two other Bruins were looking at the tight race between them and Carolina.
"Carolina has been playing well, we've been playing real well," said Allison. "All you can do is to take one game at a time. That would be the most disappointing part if we didn't make it this year. Right now, we can play with any team on any night."
"There's nothing we can do about what's going on, what Carolina does, what Toronto does," said Rolston . "It would be nice if we could get some help, but we can't look at that. We've got to just try to win our games and that's all we can do."
"It's something you have to love," Bruins coach Mike Keenan said about the consequential victory over the Sabres. "You have to thrive on this. This is certainly interesting. The stakes are high, but not quite as high as some of the games I've been in. I've coached many (playoff) series that have gone seven games."
Byron Dafoe sprawls out in the crease to prevent Maxim Afinogenov from scoring. Dafoe made 25 saves in a victorious effort.
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Memphis rally against Proposition 8
Join Memphians as we participate the national movement of simultaneous protests against Proposition 8, the infamous ballot resolution that amended California's constitution to ban same-sex marriages. Speakers will address other restrictions on LGBT rights, including concerns for LGBT folks in the Midsouth. Bring signs, friends, and all your moral indignation!
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ReplyDeleteFirst off, those shoes are fabulous. Secondly, I agree with the other commenter--the blouse is overwhelming your frame, belt! :) I know you'd lose the interesting hem on the bottom, but have you tried tucking it in? I think that would look amazing.
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I have been into belting a lot lately, but I actually like this more without the belt. I like the flowyness of the blouse. I think with the belt works, too, but without works better for me. The heels are great!
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After tweeting since September on a regular basis (after having had an account for quite a long time) I've closed it. I found myself checking on others tweets far too regularly, was tweeting for the sake of it and decided that too much of my time was being spent with it. My original aim was sharing of information - well, texting, emailing, phone calling and - get this for an idea - face-to-face conversation - will suffice. I'm not a luddite, I've decided it isn't for me.
Any regular visitor to this blog will at once identify such action as typical of me. Never settling on anything, always questioning what I do and how I do it. Common sense or measured reasoning are sometimes lacking in such judgements, but this just feels right.


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Estonian Egg Salad & Other Hard Boiled Egg Recipes
Easter is just a few days away now and I am sure you are going to be hard boiling eggs soon. I just came across this great video clip from Taste of Home if you want to see how to make the perfect hard boiled egg. So I have included that at the bottom of the post if you want to check it out. It had some cool tips that I had never seen before.
So once you have had your fun with all those hard boiled eggs on Easter, you need to do something with those eggs. So I have compiled a list of recipe for you to help use them up. I also have a new recipe for you too, Estonian Eggs Salad. This recipe is a little different than your typical eggs salad made with mayo. This one uses butter and farm cheese. I am sure if you are like me you don't know where to get farmer's cheese, but I do know that cottage cheese can be substituted for farm cheese. So I used good old cottage cheese.
It is a fun twist. You get a richness in the salad from the butter. It was really yummy. This is best if you can eat it right after you make it, because leftover would have to go in the fridge and the butter hardens back up. I did give it a try and it was still good, but is best eaten right when to make it.
Recipes to use hard boiled eggs:
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- Devilishly Delicious Eggs
- Simple Chicken Salad Croissant Sandwiches
- Cobb Salad Sandwich
- Shrimp Salad
- Macaroni Salad
- Laura's Potato Salad
Estonian Egg Salad
- 4 hard boiled eggs
- 6 Tbsp. butter, softened
- 1 cup small curd cottage cheese
- salt and pepper, if desired
- 1-2 Tbsp diced chives (dill would also be yummy)
- bread, rolls, or croissants to serve on (if desired)
- Cut your hard boiled eggs in halve and place the yolks into a small bowl.
- Mash the eggs yolks and then blend with the softened butter.
- Dice up the eggs whites. Fold the diced egg whites and cottage cheese into the yolk mixture. Serve the salad on bread, rolls of croissants if desired.
Recipe adapted from Nami-Nami.
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Laura, I'm so thrilled to see that you've tried my recipe and enjoyed it!
Wait. Somehow I can't find the link/video for the Taste of Home clip. Am I just looking wrong? Thanks for posting this!
This sounds very interesting, and can't wait to try it!


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In Defense of... The Fray's "Heartbeat"
Looks like Coldplay released their album Mylo Xyloto on Monday. I'm racking my head about what the album title means. Is it the name of Chris Martin's pet axolotl? No idea.
So, instead, I'm gonna put Mylo Xyloto off and check out at another soft-rock band -- one often compared to Coldplay -- that released a new single a few weeks ago.
Indeed, comparisons with Coldplay have dogged Colorado band The Fray since its breakthrough 2005 single, "How to Save a Life."
But both band's sounds diverged so far in six years that the comparison doesn't really fly anymore. Whereas Coldplay went up their own asses with museum imagery, hollow arena grandeur and genre experiments, The Fray stuck to doing one thing well -- competent piano-based rock.
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Sure, both tracks seem to have a fire-based lyrical theme, but the similarities end there. For one, the lyrical theme of "Heartbeat" has two runaways keeping each other warm in the rain. It's grounded and consistent. To compare, in "Charlie Brown," the "fire" only appears as a throwaway images with scarecrow dreams and bright red roses.
Also: "Charlie Brown" doesn't even mention the Peanuts protagonist. That's such a cold play, dudes.
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A Digital Fly-Over of the Waldo Canyon Fire
One of our difficulties comprehending the magnitude of the Waldo Canyon Fire has been the often confusing distances and geographical features it covers. Even for many natives, trying to get a grasp of distances and relationships of areas like Cedar Heights to Queens Canyon and trying to fathom the terrain that the fire fighters face is difficult from a ground-level or merely topographical vantage. While we would have loved to have been able to bring you video from a real fly-over of the entire burn area, we weren't able to do so. But we did managed to futz together this digital fly-over with Google Earth. What you see here begins in downtown Colorado Springs facing Pikes Peak to the West and then travels up Highway 24 toward Manitou and then up Ute Pass to Waldo Canyon where the fire began. It then roughly follows the perimeter of the burn area (in red) as of 6.30.12 over Williams Canyon to Cedar Heights then to Queen's canyon, up and over the old quarry (the scar), down to Mountain Shadows where so many homes were lost, up to the Air Force Academy, up to the Rampart Range Reservoir, back down Ute Pass, down Williams Canyon and past Cave of the Winds, up over Garden of the Gods and back downtown. The distance covered is roughly 70 miles in the "flight." We hope this gives some added perspective.
There are two more excellent fly-overs produced by NNCSage on YouTube HERE, and HERE.
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This is a very dramatic and informative rendition. It gave me perspective that I lacked. Thanks again for the big something!
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wow, wow. it seems like we could have 5 times the number of lost homes. I will never, ever think of a firefighter as anything but a hero ever again.
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The participants were a very diverse group: 4 coming from Switzerland, 2 from the UK, one each from USA, Germany and Belarussia. Investment Banking, Media, Industrial Software, Internet Technology. Quite a diverse group. But they had more in common than you would expect. They wanted to improve thier ability to complete projects successfully. What did problems did they have or rather want to solve?
- Win bids in the face of Price Pressure
- Handle customers who want additional scope for no addtional money
- Stop and correct a decline in Software Quality
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I like doing Scrum courses and workshops, because of the information exchange which really flows in both directions.
Like every good teacher, I have a questionnaire for the participants at the end of the course. Mine is patterned on a Scrum retrospective: High Points, Low Points, What should be improved?
What came out was that the particpants were satisfied to very satisfied. It's important to find out at the beginning of the course what the participants expect, and make sure that those points are covered by the end of course. Beyond that, the wishes were quite diverse. Some wanted more concrete examples and more discussion. Others wanted to spend more time on the exercizes. Others would like the theoretical part to provide more background on Scrum, to compare and contrast it more with the established approches, or to show how to scale Scrum in a larger organization.
All in all, a lot of food for thought, and so, in the spirit of continuous improvement, I am looking forward to preparing the next course!


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Nerve Sheath Tumors
Description– A nerve sheath tumor is a type of tumor arising from the nervous system (nervous system neoplasm) which is primarily made up of the myelin (it forms a layer around the axon of a neuron) surrounding nerves. On the other hand, peripheral neural sheath tumors are those originating from the peripheral nervous system (it extends outside the central nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord).
Peripheral neural sheath lesions can be divided into both benign and malignant. The non-malignant ones can be further divided into schwannoma, neurofibromas and hemangiopericytoma. The names may be different but they presumably originate in the schwann cells surrounding the nerve axon. The malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors (MPNSTs) are cancerous in nature. The lesions may appear as white, firm nodules. They tend to be locally aggressive. Although rare, these tumors can cause potential damage. However, peripheral nerve sheath tumors do not metastasize through the lymphatic system. Neural sheath tumors are most commonly found in aged animals. Early detection is very important for better diagnosis.
Causes– Although the etiology is unknown, they are believed to develop in areas around former injury. Normally schwan cells from which these tumors originate help in the restoration of tissues and cells damaged during injury. It is thought that during the process of repair, tumorogenesis takes place. However, there is no published information supporting the fact.
Symptoms– It is very difficult to diagnose malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors of the thoracic limb (forelimb).Clinically, most patients exhibit chronic progressive thoracic limb lameness, which cannot be distinguished from musculoskeletal lameness. A palpable axillary mass is seen in some of the cases.
Normally the clinical signs include severe, unexplained, intractable pain, chronic, progressive forelimb lameness and muscle atrophy, lameness in the hind limbs, monoparesis (partial loss of movement of one extremity), ataxia (lack of coordination of muscle movements) and proprioceptive deficits (condition in which the dog is not aware of its movement and posture), peripheral nerve disorder (from self-mutilation), palpable mass (mass can be felt by touch examination), hypotonia (condition that causes reduced muscle strength), hyporeflexia (condition caused by absence of reflexes). Horner's syndrome (symptom caused by damage to the sympathetic nervous system) and paresis are generally caused if the spinal cord is suppressed. If the schwannoma is in the neck, only one side of the face will be affected and eyelids would be droopy.
Other symptoms include decreased pupil size and slight elevation of the lower eyelid. The reported duration of time before diagnosis has been found to be between 2-24 months.
Diagnostic techniques– The diagnostic techniques include a thorough physical examination of your dog. This comprises a blood chemical profile, a complete blood count, urinalysis and an electrolyte panel. A computed tomography (CT) or, ideally, a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides the most accurate information regarding the extent and location of the disease. An electromyogram is essential because (a measurement of muscle activity) it shows abnormal muscle activity in the event of a schwannoma.
Ultrasonography and immunohistochemical analysis are important for diagnosis of distal malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors. The tumor characteristics are normally hypoechoic to mixed echogenic. Ultrasonography alone is not reliable in differentiating peripheral nerve sheath tumors from a normal or abnormal lymph node. Therefore, the ideal method of assessment is to identify a nerve associated with the malignant peripheral neural sheath tumor. For doing this, doctors take the help of ultrasonography only, but with a difference. Doctors project a beam of 90 degrees on the surface of the lesion and the nerve. The affected nerve will show increased echogenecity compared to other surrounding nerves. Myelography is important as it helps in evaluating the entire spinal cord and also determines the anatomical location of the lesion. However, it is most beneficial when combined with computed tomography because it helps in assessing the whole spinal cord and vertebral column. It can also help in understanding the degree of spinal cord compression and nerve root involvement.
Treatment– Surgical extirpation of the tumor is the treatment of choice for peripheral nerve sheath tumors. Amputation becomes inevitable at times. Local recurrence post surgery is common. A laminectomy (it is a spine operation to remove the portion of the vertebral bone) is indicated with a schwannoma involving the nerve roots. Radiotherapy may be beneficial depending on the size of the tumor and its location.
Prognosis– Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors usually have a guarded prognosis because in at least 72% of cases, the disease recurs after surgery. Since these lesions are not detected early, the limbs have to be amputated in most of the cases. The median survival time for dogs with malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors is 2 years. More closer the tumor is to the paw, greater are the chances of recovery. However, reports suggest that benign peripheral nerve sheath tumors have an excellent prognosis.
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i just ordered 1/8" jetter hose whats the best way to do quick disconnects so everything is compatible? and do they make 1/4" female threads X 3/8" quick connect? do you guys use foot valves or ball valves?
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the 22mm. twist connectors are the same size for 1/4'' or 3/8'' threads. this makes it simple to interconnect. plus the o-ring last longer in the 22mm twist than they do in the quick disconnects.
i use both 22mm and quick connects. i have adapters for every possible connection. you can make them up as needed.
a foot valve is a safety dead mans valve. plus it frees up both hands.
much less expensive is a spray wand without the wand. install a quick connect on the end on the gun and you have an inexpensive valve.$20.
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i use the foot valves more than the gun valve. but the gun valve is great for simple short runs and then i can install a spray nozzle onto it real fast.
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I don't use any valve on the high pressure side... if it is running, it is flowing... can see it would be nice to be able to cut flow without having to go back to the machine... I've had to bolt pell mell for the van more than once. Do you run into water overheating problems by pumping it over the bypass?. How long can you let it run with valve shut before you do? I've got so used to my setup I've done away with the unloader altogether on one machine... control pressure with rpm. I think for $100 more I'd go with the foot pedal and put the unloader back in... less stuff to manage.This is my reminder to myself that no good will ever come from discussing politics or religion with anyone, ever.


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An ongoing go-round between restaurant owners about claims to use of the names "Miss Calabash" and "Mrs. Calabash" has spurred food for thought (see write-up on this week's food page in the Tides section of the Beacon).
When Calabash restaurateurs Shawn Bellamy and Crystal Coleman-Nixon challenged a new restaurant about use of anything even remotely resembling Miss, Mrs. or, as we say down South, Miz or Mamaw Calabash, a nosy reporter—aka me—started nosing around.
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Antonio Tabucchi was a leading Italian novelist, intellectual, academic and columnist, widely known to his countryman as a ferocious critic of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. He regularly accused Mr Berlusconi of using his political power to further his own interests. He was also an internationally-renowned expert and professor of the literature of Portugal, which he considered his second home and where he died of cancer aged 68.
Among Tabucchi's best-known novels, several of which were filmed and some translated into 40 languages, was Sostiene Pereira (Pereira Maintains, 1994), the story of an elderly, obese Catholic widower who edits the culture pages of a small evening paper in 1938 Lisbon. It was the era of the dictatorship of Antonio Salazar and allowed Tabucchi to explore the theme of media self-censorship under an authoritarian regime before his protagonist, Pereira, has a belated political awakening and becomes a symbol of freedom. The novel quickly found resonance in Italy among opponents of Berlusconi and was made into a film by Roberto Faenza in 1995, starring Marcello Mastroianni.
Tabucchi continued his broadsides against the Prime Minister in columns in the newspapers La Repubblica and Corriere della Sera, in Spain's El País, and indirectly in his 2004 novel Tristano Muore (Tristano Dies), the story of a dying old man, riddle with gangrene, who narrates his life to a friend, "a sort of apostle."
An earlier novel, Notturno Indiano (Indian Nocturne, 1984), described by Salman Rushdie as "beautiful, dreamlike," was made into a film (Nocturne Indien) by Alain Corneau in 1989 starring Jean-Hugues Anglade as the protagonist, Rossignol, who arrives in Bombay to search for a missing friend, but finds himself increasingly taking on his friend's identity on a journey via Madras and Goa. In 1987, the novel won Tabucchi France's Prix Médicis for best foreign work and he was twice nominated for the Man Booker International Prize.
All of Tabucchi's novels, a few of which he wrote in Portuguese, revolve around ordinary people whose lives are transformed by travel, chance meetings or internal doubts. "I've always been drawn to tormented people full of contradictions," he once said. "The more doubts they have the better. People with lots of doubts sometimes find life more oppressive and exhausting than others, but they're more energetic. I don't go for people who lead full and satisfying lives."
In 1993, in the wake of Ayatollah Khomeini's 1989 fatwa against Rushdie, Tabucchi was a founding member of the Strasbourg-based InternationalParliament of Writers, which aimsto protect freedom of speech and publication, as well as the physical safety of writers.
Antonio Tabucchi was born in Nazi-occupied Pisa in September 1943, two weeks after Italy had surrendered to the allies. He liked to note that he was "the only son of a horse trader." When he was still an infant, as a result of the devastating allied bombing of his Tuscan hometown, he moved into his grandparents' home in the nearby village of Vecchiano, where he grew up. He graduated from the University of Pisa in 1969 with the thesis Surrealism in Portugal. He had already, by then, discovered the early 20th century Portuguese poet and writer Fernando Pessoa, who had died in obscurity and whose works Tabucchi would later translate into Italian. He fell in love with Portugal – and a girl from Lisbon, Maria Jose de Lancastre, who became his wife and fellow-translator.
His debut novel, in 1975, was Piazza d'Italia which, he said, sought to chart "a short history of the last hundred years of Italy in tragicomic style" by exploring three generations of Tuscan anarchists. But it was Indian Nocturne, in 1984, that put him on the global literary map. From 1978 to 1987 he lectured in literature at the University of Genoa and in 1991 he became Professor of Portuguese language and literature at the University of Siena, splitting his time between there and Lisbon and reading favourite writers such as Philip Roth ("a giant") and the Polish poet and Nobel literature prize winner Wislawa Szymborska, who died last month.
In Sogni di Sogni (1992) and Gli ultimi tre giorni di Fernando Pessoa (1994), published in English as Dreams of Dreams and The Last Three Days of Fernando Pessoa, Tabucchi wrote: "Like a blazing comet, I've traversed infinite nights, interstellar spaces of the imagination, voluptuousness and fear. I've been a man, a woman, an old person, a little girl, I've been the crowds on the grand boulevards of the capital cities of the West, I've been the serene Buddha of the East, whose calm and wisdom we envy. I've known honour and dishonour, enthusiasm and exhaustion ... I've been the sun and the moon, and everything because life is not enough."
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49ers' new formula for success
49ers 20, Jaguars 3
Published 4:00 am, Monday, November 30, 2009
In the course of 11 games this season, Mike Singletary has evolved from a man with firm convictions on what an NFL offense should look like to a generalist happy with whatever works on a given day.
It's sort of like abandoning a vegetarian diet in favor of whatever's at hand to fill the belly.
What satisfied the coach Sunday was a 49ers offense that passed the ball on 41 of 61 plays and lined up in a spread/shotgun formation on 34 occasions in a 20-3 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars at Candlestick Park.
So much for Singletary's fulminations before the season about the 49ers imposing their will on the other team by running the ball with the force of hammer on anvil.
Frank Gore: 16 carries, 33 yards, 2.1 yards of will-imposing per rush.
Alex Smith: 27 completions in 41 attempts for 232 yards and short touchdown passes to tight end Vernon Davis and Gore.
"I would say right now I think we have more playmakers in the passing game," Singletary said. "We have a lot of playmakers we can throw the ball to. ... The best thing that happened this week is I saw leadership on the offensive side of the ball. 'Coach, this is what I think would work. Can we do more spread? Can we put it on us, the receivers?' Not that we're going to lose our minds and throw on every down. To me, that's leadership."
Singletary said Davis, Smith and even rookie Michael Crabtree voiced their opinions on how best to move the ball and score points. Surprise, it involved Smith throwing to Davis (six catches, 69 yards) and Crabtree (four for 54).
"I really didn't say too much," Crabtree said. "I'd like to see our playmakers in position to make plays. I can thank ... (offensive coordinator Jimmy) Raye for that. It's fun, man. We moved the ball. All I want to do is win. I'm happy with whatever is working."
Though they weren't dominant on offense, the 49ers did have a slight edge in time of possession and the offensive line protected Smith well enough that he was not sacked. Along with that, they did not turn over the ball against the Jaguars.
"There's always been open communication, especially with Jimmy," Smith said of Raye. "I just felt better seeing what I was seeing out there, understanding it, trusting it and pulling the trigger. ... I'm a firm believer in there's no formula for winning. Each week is different. Next week we might come out in I-formation and run the ball 40 times. We have to do whatever it takes to win the game."
What it took in this game was Smith comfortably in shotgun formation, seeing the field and getting the ball out in a timely manner. He flummoxed the Jaguars on San Francisco's first touchdown from 3 yards out when he faked a handoff to running back Glen Coffee, rolled left and hit Davis all by his lonesome for the touchdown 8:58 before halftime.
It was a perfectly designed and executed play that had the defense utterly fooled.
The next score wasn't bad, either.
From the Jacksonville 4-yard line on third down, Smith looked like he was going to scramble right for the pylon but he pulled up at the 5-yard line and found Gore on his tippy-toes an inch or so inside the right boundary of the north end zone 52 seconds before halftime.
It was an excellent bit of work by Gore, one of the best receiving backs in the league.
In pushing their record to 5-6 and gaining a game on Arizona after the Cardinals lost 20-17 to Tennessee, the 49ers relied on a robust defense as well as a spread offense that took advantage of the absence of Jaguars cornerback Rashean Mathis, out with an injury.
The 49ers recorded a season-high six sacks of David Garrard and in forging a 17-3 halftime lead they made Jacksonville's "Pocket Hercules," 5-foot-7, 208-pound running back Maurice Jones-Drew, less of a factor. Jones-Drew gained 75 yards on 15 carries.
"It's like tackling a trash can rolling downhill," defensive end Justin Smith said. "He's real good. His feet always keep churning."
A sack in the third quarter and another on the first play of the fourth, both resulting in fumble recoveries, demonstrated that the real will-imposing going on in this game was done by San Francisco's defense.
In the third quarter, outside linebacker Manny Lawson beat guard Vince Manuwai to sack Garrard for a loss of 10 yards. The 49ers' other outside backer, Parys Haralson, stormed in to sack Garrard and force a fumble on the first play of the final period to underscore the job the 49ers did on defense.
Going to the spread on offense and getting after the quarterback on defense was the formula the 49ers used Sunday. No telling what the formula might be next week in Seattle.
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9/13 | at Arizona | W, 20-16 |
9/20 | Seattle | W, 23-10 |
9/27 | at Minnesota | L, 27-24 |
10/4 | St. Louis | W, 35-0 |
10/11 | Atlanta | L, 45-10 |
10/18 | Bye | |
10/25 | at Houston | L, 24-21 |
11/1 | at Indianapolis | L, 18-14 |
11/8 | Tennessee | L, 34-27 |
11/12 | Chicago | W, 10-6 |
11/22 | at Green Bay | L, 30-24 |
11/29 | Jacksonville | W, 20-3 |
12/6 | at Seattle | 1:15 p.m. |
12/14 | Arizona | 5:30 p.m. |
12/20 | at Philadelphia | 10 a.m. |
12/27 | Detroit | 1:05 p.m. |
1/3 | at St. Louis | 10 a.m. |


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I have never understood how the exclusive deal benefited the NFL. Like many people, I simply cannot get DirectTV (trees in the way). As a result, I cannot pay the NFL money to see the games I want to watch. (We get 100% of the Patriots and Giant games).
Why wouldn't the NFL want me to write an annual check to my cable provider for their product?