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A new work group charged with finding solutions to prison overcrowding in the Mountain State will also be examining the issue of clarity in sentencing, lawmakers said Tuesday.
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Ratings: 36 | Reviews: 20 | Display Reviews Only:
5/5 rDev +20.5%
04-25-2014 13:30:43 | More by Kanewai
3.25/5 rDev -21.7%
02-10-2014 13:56:20 | More by NorbertB1974
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
11-15-2013 17:22:53 | More by dbrauneis
New York
4/5 rDev -3.6%
08-09-2013 12:51:51 | More by MarkJBurch
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
07-21-2013 18:46:54 | More by mjtierney2
4/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Appearance: reddish copper, with creamy head and good lacing
Aroma: very little aroma, but can pick up hints of toasty malt and slight noble hop presence
Taste: toasty malty flavor with rounded noble hop finish, sweetness at first but bitter finish, mostly lager like, but can pick up subtle hints of the apple tartness from the ale yeast
Mouthfeel: lager like consistency, crisp, smooth, biting carbonation, medium body
Overall Impression: A delicious ale-lager hybrid that exhibits lager like mouthfeel, clarity, and toastiness, but ale like yeast characteristics of fruit.
Serving type: on-tap
06-12-2013 21:52:54 | More by dwren89
New York
3.5/5 rDev -15.7%
06-08-2013 12:04:57 | More by brbrocc
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +8.4%
05-28-2013 00:00:34 | More by herrburgess
Rhode Island
3.83/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Third destination on my altbier odyssey through Dusseldorf. Visited on 4/11/2013. Served in a .2l stange. Pours a copper/amber hue with a creamy/frothy 1.5 inch off-white head. Nose is very subdued - some caramel notes and a hint of noble hops. Taste is a bit spicy and earthy (particularly in comparison with Uerige and Schlussel) with a lingering earthiness at the finish. Mouthfeel is light-medium in body, but closer to light, with a slightly watery consistency and an even carbonation. Overall, a good altbier, but not as enjoyable as the alts experienced at the prior two stops.
Serving type: cask
05-12-2013 14:52:59 | More by Jwale73
4.08/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at Schumacher itself, on to the beer:
This is an amber orange colored beer with an inch thick head on top, good retention, and lacing which sticks around the glass. Its nose is bread crust and cracker notes, with a vague sweetness attached. A surprisingly complex alt when tasted; there's the usual bread crust, then it goes fruity for a brief moment. A little spicy hop enters. Then a little caramel, and finally a little orange. Its medium bodied, and is finished with a fruity and toffee filled aftertaste.
A fun alt to try, and what a way to finish day in Dusseldorf.
Serving type: on-tap
05-08-2013 15:49:04 | More by DoubleJ
4/5 rDev -3.6%
03-24-2013 22:43:50 | More by Sparky44
4/5 rDev -3.6%
02-07-2013 03:49:35 | More by Dinkel
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
01-14-2013 02:04:52 | More by spycow
3.25/5 rDev -21.7%
11-19-2012 20:11:33 | More by slacker79
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
11-16-2012 22:15:31 | More by whatsgoody
4/5 rDev -3.6%
04-17-2012 06:51:57 | More by pixieskid
4/5 rDev -3.6%
04-12-2012 17:04:16 | More by stevoj
British Columbia (Canada)
4.2/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
I've read that this is all light munich malt with hallertau hersbrucker hops.
A: Copper with an off-white head, good retention, incredible lace.
S: Light sulfur, steelie mineral, floral, sourdough rye bread.
T: Really well-hopped for an Alt, very floral & steelie, light mineral, toasted nuts and bread crust, hint of sponge toffee, slight hint of grainy sourness, solid bitterness.
M: Well-attenuated, moderate body has a crisp finish (with a hint of tartness).
D/O: New world brewers NEED to taste this, so they can see what an Alt is really about (not a sweet, syrupy mess).
Huge (ABSOLUTELY HUGE!) thanks to cfrances for hauling this back from Germany
Serving type: bottle
12-20-2011 00:51:30 | More by Derek
4.25/5 rDev +2.4%
11-15-2011 07:53:11 | More by nickfl
New York
4/5 rDev -3.6%
11-14-2011 23:21:12 | More by whartontallboy
4.45/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Copper coloured, considerably lighter some of the other examples in town. Mild aroma, some musty hops and grain, also what seems like restrained esters fom the alt yeast - which are very unique and pleasant on the nose. Hoppy mouthfeel, on the lower part of the spectrum, i.e bitter. Grainy, nutty backbone, lending to a medium body. Pleasant hoppy, assertively bitter finish. Easy drinking and dry. No residual sweetness.
A classic beer.
Serving type: cask
10-31-2011 11:13:26 | More by foles
4/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to Ethan for bringing this back fresh. Best served before May 21st, 2011. Obviously they want all the beer lovers who will be raptured away to get a taste of this before they go.
A - Dark copper/amber body with a white head that faded to a nice cap with some spots left on the sides.
S - Roasted grains and some sweetness, mostly honeyesque. Smells pretty straightfoward and easy to drink.
T - Toasted grain and some sweet, pale malts that go down clean with just the smallest bit of hops at the end. Really east to drink with nothing offensive.
M - Lighter side of medium, nice carbonation, very crisp and refreshing.
O - Really nice beer. I'm not a huge fan of the style but this is straightforward, simple, and good. Could drink this regularly.
Serving type: bottle
05-19-2011 20:32:24 | More by AgentZero
4.18/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
1L swing-top from Ethan, fresh from the brewery! Poured into Bruery tulip.
A - Pours a reddish copper color, white frothy head, thin cap, and a nice thick collar. Very nice-looking beer, no doubt.
S - Huge roasted malts, slight sweetness, grain. Very straight forward, yet very enjoyable.
T - Roasted malts, nice touch of sweetness, grain. The roast is complimented by the sweetness in the malts. The grainy finish is wonderful as well. Not complex, but it's not really meant to be.
M - Light, smooth and refreshing, good carbonation.
O - Very well done Alt. Very easy to drink and I went back a couple of times to get another pour. I can imagine drinking this one a hot day in Düsseldorf, just chillin'. Recommend!
Serving type: growler
05-16-2011 18:55:23 | More by Sean9689
4.13/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
1L swing-top generously procured by Ethan on his recent Düsseldorf jaunt. Served in a Hill Farmstead tulip. Best before May 21st, 2011 - love the aggressive freshness dating.
A - A finger of tan-tinged foam settles to a thin cap and thicker collar, leaving behind splotchy patches of lace. Transparent coppery-amber-brown body.
S - Toasted grains, barley, kiss of pale malt and honey, faint nut character.
T - Taste is a nice mix of cereal grains and malt sweetness, with perhaps a hint of hazelnut. Very clean finish, with light hop bitterness.
M - Crisp, clean medium-light body, and medium carbonation. Chewy texture that is a bit like undercooked bread.
D - The 1L serving size was greatly appreciated, as this is an excellent session offering. I'd love to be in a beer garden in Düsseldorf getting continuous refills of this one throughout the day. Low alcohol, pleasant flavor and texture, and minimal aftertaste all contribute to making this really easy to drink.
Serving type: bottle
05-15-2011 17:08:43 | More by MasterSki
4.03/5 rDev -2.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
1L swing-top, bottled 3/1/11, best before 4/1/11 (must be some volatile stuff!). Poured into a Willibecher, which is starting to become my favorite pint glass.
Clear, coppery amber. Tight and creamy head retains very well and laces beautifully.
The aroma has some toasted bread and light, earthy hops.
The flavor is light but interesting, with lots of Maillardy flavors of bread crusts and toast. Touch of malt sweetness and a kiss of spicy Noble hops, with a dry, lightly bitter finish. The light mouthfeel has fine, medium-low carbonation.
Definitely the lightest of the classic Altbiere from Düsseldorf, but also one of the best. Very drinkable and satisfying.
Serving type: bottle
03-18-2011 19:15:53 | More by dasenebler
Schumacher Alt from Brauerei Schumacher
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1827 Central Ave-Luxury Beach Home Block from Beach in Ocean City
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
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$ 2,000 - $ 4,000 / week
$ 7,000 - $ 10,000 / month
vacation rental description
Relax! This is beach living on a grand scale: spacious, inviting, and sun-lit.
Three-Bedroom Two-Bath Second Floor Luxury Victorian One Block From Guarded Beach and Upper End of Boardwalk
Living Room with Vaulted-Beamed Ceiling and Skylights, Marble Fireplace and Deck Adjoined to Dining Room and Kitchen with Vaulted Ceilings and Floor to Ceiling Windows
Master Bedroom with Vaulted Ceiling Adjoined to Master Bath with Jacuzzi and Separate Cornered SPA Shower Enclosure
Two Additional Bedrooms with Full Bath
Separate Laundry Room with Washer and Dryer
Neiman Marcus Designer Linens in Bedrooms
Exquisite Designer--Selected Furniture, Lighting, and Artwork
MacKenzie-Childs Accents in Every Room
Interior Designed by Planning & Design Collaborative of Philadelphia
Security Deposit Protection Plan is Offered through CSA Insurance for $50.00
Tenant will be covered up to $1,500 for any accidental damage to the property.
Otherwise a $1,500 Security Deposit will be charged to Tenant..
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Donna Hammaker
condo rental amenities
Designed with the amenities to provide you and your family an unparalled shore lifestyle vacation.
Three Bedrooms, Two Full Baths, Master Bath with Jacuzzi and SPA Shower Enclosure
1 Queen Bed
4 Single Beds with 1 Futon
Dining Room Seating for 8 with Two Different Settings of China and Crystal
NEW Gas Stove and Microwave
Central Air Conditioning and Living Room Ceiling Fan
High-Speed Wireless Internet
3 Televisions
NEW 42" HD Flat-Screen Television in Living Room with Blu-Ray Disc Players
NEW 24" HD Flat-Screen Combo Television-DVD in Master Bedroom
NEW 22" HD Flat-Screen Television
Cable Service-Comcast with Roku-Over 1000 entertainment channels
Pandora Internet & Radio Subscription Service
Netflix Subscription Service
VCR and CD Cassette Players
Private Sun Deck with Custom Sisal Rug and Awning
Deck Furniture with Custom Cushions
NEW Commercial Size Washer and Dryer in separate Laundry Room
Gas Stove & Microwave
Garbage Disposal
Fully Equipped Kitchen: Coffee Maker, Espresso Maker, NEW Seneso Coffee Maker System with Pods, Smoothie Blender, NEW Toaster
Outside Storage Facility with Beach Gear, including Several Boogie Boards for Surfing
Beach Chairs and Beach Umbrella
NEW Enclosed Outdoor Showers
Family Board Games from Hammacher Schlemmer: European Monopoly, Sudoku, Chess-Backgammon, Chess Computer, Two Bridges
Gas Heat-NEW Furnace
Gas Fireplace
Our home is furnished for light housekeeping with dishes, cookware,
silverware, glassware, pillows, and bedspreads.
Bed and bath linens are NOT included.
Everyday cleaning and paper products are provided, such as,
dishwasher soap, dish detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, laundry
Green Certified Housecleaning Service
Private Parking
activities and attractions in Ocean City New Jersey
The possibilities for family activities and attractions are as limitless as the sand, sky, and sea.
6 Beach tags are provided.
Ocean City's summer season begins on Memorial Day weekend and ends
gradually from Labor Day through the end of September. Peak season
is from July 4th until Labor Day. Discounted rates are available
both before and after this time period. During April October
through the end of November, most boardwalk merchants, all of the
downtown area, and the numerous restaurants are open for business
as usual.
vacation rental rates
*** Four Post-Season Weekly Rentals in September Remaining for 2014 ***
Minimum Rental Period - SEVEN DAYS
DEPOSIT: One-Third the Full Weekly Rental is Required to Reserve Each Week.
Reservations Can Only be Guaranteed By a Fully Executed Lease.
Check-in Saturdays after 2:00 PM and Check-out Saturdays by 10:00 AM
Season Begins
Season Ends
09/05/2014 $2300
09/12/2014 $1700
09/19/2014 $1700
09/26/2014 $1700
Donna Hammaker
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Ocean City
- Hang out at our guarded beach
- Rent an ocean kayak for the day
- Enjoy fresh seafood at our restaurants
- Bike on the boardwalk and see the sun rise over the ocean
- Go shopping at our island boutiques
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the sun, sand, and the ocean waves at the beachl
- The beach and boardwalk are one block from our home
- Rent a beach bike and cruise around the island
- Simply read and relax on our private deck
- Play golf at the local course
Top things to do with a family
- Build sand castles and play volleyball or frisbee at the beach
- Go on a dolphin cruise – they run daily
- Play cards and board games in our spacious living area
- Go to the boardwalk water park for the day
- Rent jet skis for the day
Donna Hammaker , owner


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The 2014 season opening of t he Oasis is Friday\, May 2nd! Experience Hazlitt's Happier Hour each Frida y evening from 5 to 8 with live music\, yard games\, dancing and a dog wal king area. Enjoy your favorite Hazlitt wines\, a Red Cat or Bramble Berry wine slushie or a cold beer. Pair with a warm pizza or other snacks availa ble for a fun picnic under the stars. If you like\, start your party even earlier by stopping into our winery each Friday for free tastings!
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Local garlic farmers\, chefs\, fo ods will be celebrated\n
PENN YAN \, NY- July 24\, 2014 - The 22nd Annual Glorious Garlic Fes tival at Fox Run Vineyards will be held the weekend of August 2-3.  The w inery's cool-climate garlic festival is one of the Finger Lakes hallmark summer happenings. The festival takes place on the grounds of Fox Run Vin eyards from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission and parking are free of charge.\n
                Fox Ru n's garlic festival is the premier festival of the year for local grower s selling the summer crop of hardneck varieties. (Hardneck varieties\, kno wn for their flavorful cloves\, thrive in the Finger Lakes region.) These cool-climate varieties are usually harvested in late July\, followed by an average of two weeks for drying. Numerous varieties of hardneck garlic wi ll be available for purchase at the peak of freshness.\n
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                 A full menu of garlic-infused food will be availabl e for purchase at the festival\, created by chef/restaurateur Tony Gullace \, owner of four critically-acclaimed eateries in Rochester. Chef Tony Gul lace has created a diverse\, farm-to-table menu including 40-clove BBQ pul led pork\, corn and black bean salad drizzled with a garlic vinaigrette\, roasted garlic white pizza and garlic-spiked fries with roasted garlic aio li.  Each selection has been paired with one of Fox Run's signature est ate wines\, selected by Fox Run owner\, Scott Osborn. Regional artisan che ese plates for garlic lovers will also be available in the winery café an d market.\n
                 The cooking demonstration tent sponsored by Finger Lakes Public Radio W EOS will highlight garlic infused dishes throughout both days of the festi val. Finger Lakes chefs John McNabb from Knapp Vineyard restaurant\, Brud Holland from Finger Lakes Made\, and Chris Bates from FLX Wienery are on t he schedule. Other lectures include garlic braiding demonstrations by Gamb ino Garlic Growers. The chefs' audio equipment will be powered by solar powered energy portable tower provided by Casella Waste Systems\, Inc.  p>\n
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                 Visitors are invited to attend a pre-festival celebration featuring the Town Pants on Thursday\, July 31st\, from 6 to 8 pm. One of Vancouver 's leading Celtic bands\, The Town Pants\, has entertained audiences world wide. Their music is upbeat folk\, rock\, and Celtic inspired.  There is no charge for admission. Fox Run wines\, Climbing Bines beer and a garlic- infused menu will be available from 5 pm on. Visitors are advised to bring chairs or blankets for seating on Fox Run's grounds. Coolers will not b e allowed.\n
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Are you guys excited for Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas to make her Vampire Diaries debut tomorrow night?!
The episode, titled "My Brother's Keeper" follows Caroline (Candice Accola) as does her best to be there for Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Elena (Nina Dobrev) in a tough time. Damon (Ian Somerhalder) tries to convince Stefan to help him uncover Prof. Shane's (guest star David Alpay) motives, but Stefan is intent on carrying out a different plan with Klaus (Joseph Morgan). At the annual Miss Mystic Falls Pageant, Elena and Caroline give April (guest star Grace Phipps) advice on which dress to wear, while Tyler (Michael Trevino) and Hayley (guest star Phoebe Tonkin) work together on a secret project, and Damon confronts Prof. Shane with his suspicions. Alarmed by the vivid nightmares he's having, Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) turns to Matt (Zach Roerig) for help, but the situation escalates sooner than anyone expected.
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Rescue-squad worker zaps partner with defib paddles for fun...she died. OOPS!
LEBANON -- Joshua Philip Martin was in his fourth day on the job as a rescue-squad worker in Russell County when, in a playful mood, he decided to reach into the front seat of the ambulance and zap one of his co-workers with the defibrillator paddles. The rookie's mistake was fatal.
Yesterday, in Russell Circuit Court, a judge convicted Martin, 25, of involuntary manslaughter, warning the burly but pink-faced young man that when he returns to court in March, he likely will be sent to prison. He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years.
The target of Martin's prank was Courtney Hilton Rhoton, a 23-year-old mother of two small children who had worked her way through school to become an emergency medical technician. She went into cardiac arrest seconds after Martin placed the paddles on her chest and shoulder. Three days later, on June 4, she died.
After watching bailiffs lead Martin off to jail yesterday, the mothers of Rhoton and Martin stood at opposite ends of a narrow courthouse hallway and wept, one for the loss of her daughter, the other for the fate of her son. All agreed Martin had meant no harm, though none derived comfort from the thought.
"If they just knew Josh!" his mother, Diana White, exclaimed between sobs. "He just made a mistake. Everybody plays on the job, even cops. But with this one, it caught up. He's going to pay for it for the rest of his life."
"He was just playing around," Martin's aunt, Karen Martin, said. "Anybody who knows him knows this was not intentional."
Rhoton's mother, Sandra Davenport, could not summon words to express her grief, except to say: "Everybody loved her."
In the courtroom minutes earlier, Martin had stood with his hands deep in his pants pockets and pleaded no contest to the charge against him, allowing Russell prosecutor Mike Bush to summarize the evidence without calling witnesses. According to Bush, if the case had gone to trial, a witness would have testified that Martin, an EMT, was in the back of a Highlands Ambulance Service ambulance on June 1 when he first picked up the paddles of the manual defibrillator.
Defibrillators are used to restore heartbeats, but they can also stop a heart. Martin, though an EMT, was not yet qualified to use the defibrillator and had been told it is not something to play with, Bush said.
Rhoton was in the front passenger seat of the ambulance, and driver Michael Coleman was heading south on U.S. 19 in Lebanon when Coleman heard Rhoton tell Martin not to touch her "with that," Bush said. Coleman looked back to see Martin putting the paddles away.
But shortly afterward, Bush said, Coleman heard the "sound of a shock" and heard Rhoton yell: "Oh my God, Mike, he shocked me!" Seconds later she stiffened and then went limp. Coleman frantically tried to hold her slumping body up while driving and calling the private ambulance company's office.
Rhoton, who had been an EMT for one year, never regained consciousness. She left behind two children, Christopher and Tamra, now 6 and 4.
Yesterday, the families of the two EMTs passed each other in the hallway as they left the courtroom.
Rhoton's sister, Chanda Lawson, 30, expressed bitterness as she watched the Martin family cry: "They're crying because he's going to jail, but my sister's not coming back."
Karen Martin overheard the comment and blurted out: "Josh is a good kid! A good kid!"
He stopped being a good kid as soon as he zapped her, he became a clueless criminal and punk. He may have not been qualified to use the defib but I'm sure he was told in EMT training that it wasn't a f-ing harmless toy.
10 years, see ya dumb ass... buh-bye!
He and Bruno will be picking out their wedding pattern from a Sears catalog in a few weeks......When I used to be somebody (I'm center top)
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01-27-06, 01:46 PM #4Originally Posted by BrickCopHe who has the money, signs the cheques.
He who signs the cheques, makes the rules.
He who makes the rules, has the power.
He who has the power, has the money.
Many moons ago i used to be in the volunteer firedepartment. Paramdecs did ask me if i want to go on ride along with the ambulance? I told them yes. They thought me what i can do and what not. The defibrillator paddles was for me a big NO NO. By the mid of the day i could put the oxygen mask on the patient under supervision. Everything was very carefully monitored.
Its unfortunate. The guy fucked up and it had dire consequences, people can call him a criminal but really I think this case just has 2 victims.Originally Posted by TXCharlie
01-27-06, 08:19 PM #7Cheech GuestOriginally Posted by Garda30055A
He broke the rule and their law. .
He shall be punished for his actions. I can not understand that his family said that he is a good boy. A good boy who got told not to touch it would never touch it. Regardless in which situation he will be in.
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Week 2 NFL Game Recaps
Packers 23, Bears 10
- You could say that the No. 1 blunder was trusting J'Marcus Webb to be the left tackle entering the season. He had no chance against Clay Matthews, who collected 3.5 sacks. Jay Cutler was sacked seven times in total. He was frequently spotted yelling at his linemen and sulking on the bench. He's always going to be perceived as a loser with that attitude.
- Right tackle Gabe Carimi wasn't beat mercilessly like Webb, but he single-handedly ruined a drive when he punched a Packer in Green Bay territory. The 15-yard penalty would help result in a punt.
- Chicago was caught with its pants down during a Green Bay field goal attempt. The Packers executed a beautiful fake, as the holder/punter flipped it to backup tight end Tom Crabtree, who ran the ball in for a touchdown to make the score 10-0.
- Lance Briggs dropped an interception in the red zone. This would cost Chicago three points.
- Speaking of drops, Brandon Marshall was guilty of one in the end zone during the third quarter. As this happened, forum member Green 18,Green 18 commented, "I hope Marshall is assaulted by his wife tonight for that."
Marshall was a huge disappointment, catching just two balls for 24 yards. Dom Capers did a terrific job of taking Marshall out of the game. That, along with the immense pressure that Green Bay generated, is the reason why Chicago had just 168 net yards.
- The Bears false started on 3rd-and-6. Kellen Davis was responsible for that yellow flag. I'm not even sure why the Bears are starting him. Chicago had eight penalties in total.
- Devin Hester dropped a pass on third down at the end of the third quarter.
- Cutler tossed four picks to go along with the rest of his ugly stat line (11-of-27, 126 yards). Only one wasn't entirely his fault, as Earl Bennett didn't come back to the football.
- Jordy Nelson dropped a pass on the first drive. The good news is that he led the Packers with six receptions for 84 yards.
- The Packers committed a holding penalty on a nice Randall Cobb run. Adding injury to insult, Cobb appeared to hurt his shoulder on the play. He managed to return to the field shortly afterward.
- Aaron Rodgers lost the football while trying to pass on a third down at the end of the first quarter. Green Bay recovered the fumble.
- Jermichael Finley dropped a pass shortly afterward and later lost a fumble. He really disappointed, catching just four balls for 26 yards.
- The Packer defenders dropped two interceptions, so Cutler could have easily heaved six picks. He had an epically horrific performance.
- Rodgers missed James Jones in the end zone at the end of the third quarter. It was slightly overthrown.
- Rodgers threw an interception in the middle of the fourth quarter, but it wasn't his fault; James Jones ran the wrong route. Rodgers finished 22-of-32 for 219 yards and a touchdown otherwise.
Panthers 35, Saints 27
Weird penalties and uncharacteristic drops plagued the Saints last week, but those issues seemed to be resolved at Carolina. The defense, however, has been the consistent problem. The Redskins and Panthers have combined for 75 points in the two games. The blitzes have been ineffective, while the coverages have often busted. It doesn't help that the Saints have an injury-plagued secondary, which is forcing them to use inept cornerback Corey White.
As a result, Cam Newton had a monstrous performance, as he desperately needed to rebound from last week's debaclation. Newton finished 14-of-20 for 253 yards and a passing touchdown to go along with 71 rushing yards (13 scrambles) and another score on the ground. His only blemish was a lost fumble. He also nearly tossed a pick to Patrick Robinson on an underthrow in the beginning of the third quarter.
The Panthers showed some option in this contest; Newton picked up 40 yards on such a play on the second drive. The option backfired later though, as the aforementioned fumble occurred on a 4th-and-1 inside the red zone.
Perhaps Newton's most important throw early on was a 35-yarder to Steve Smith on a 3rd-and-15 in the first half, though he later hit him with a 66-yard bomb, thanks to a blown coverage. Smith finished with three catches for 104 yards.
Bills 35, Chiefs 17
Buffalo sacked Matt Cassel five times, but Mario Williams did nothing to contribute to that number. The only thing he did was pounce on a Cassel fumble that happened to fall near him. Kyle Williams led the charge with two sacks.
Cassel still managed to throw for 300-plus yards (23-of-42, 301 yards, TDs, 1 INT), but most of that came when Buffalo simply didn't care anymore in the fourth quarter. Both garbage scores went to Dwayne Bowe, who finished with an impressive stat line of eight catches for 102 yards and two touchdowns.
Bengals 34, Browns 27
Richardson rushed for 109 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries and also caught four passes for 36 yards and a second score through the air. He needs to be given more than 23 touches per game going forward; he was off the field on one third down when backup runner Chris Ogbonnaya lost a fumble at midfield.
Having said that, Weeden was infinitely better than he was last week, as he did a great job of taking care of the football. I thought the Browns would be doomed when Pacman Jones scored on a punt return in the first quarter and established a lead, but Weeden deserves a ton of credit for playing relatively well.
Dalton went 24-of-31 for 318 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. He had some poor overthrows to open receivers in the end zone, but played really well otherwise.
Colts 23, Vikings 20
Luck went 20-of-31 for 224 yards and two touchdowns, abusing Minnesota's miserable secondary. He was on fire in the first half - he tallied 146 yards by intermission - but the Colts went conservative because they had a lead, though several overthrows after intermission didn't help. Once the Vikings tied it up, however, Luck fired consecutive 20-yard completions to set up Adam Vinatieri with a game-winning field goal.
Luck still has stuff to work on, obviously. He threw a near-pick in the second half and took a ridiculous 22-yard loss on a sack, which helped Minnesota score its game-tying touchdown. He made up for it, however.
Ponder's touchdowns went to Kyle Rudolph (3-35) both times, but the second-year tight end only came out with one of them. The other bounced off the tip of his fingers and somehow landed into the arms of Stephen Burton. As this happened, I commented in the live in-game thread, "Wow, Stephen Burton has a four-leaf clover up his a**."
Texans 27, Jaguars 7
The offense just couldn't sustain drives. The coaching staff did a smart thing by installing a quick-strike offense for Blaine Gabbert because he is too craven to play football, but dinking and dunking is not going to fly against a premier defense like Houston's. Gabbert was abysmal, going 7-of-19 for 53 yards and a touchdown, but even those pedestrian stats are inflated because he was just 3-of-10 for seven yards around halftime. In the third quarter, he had as many pass attempts (13) and passing yards. He's terrible; it's no wonder why half of Jacksonville's front office thinks he's a sunk cost.
The Jaguars couldn't get off the field either. The Texans ran the ball so easily, as Arian Foster (28 carries, 110 yards, one touchdown) and Ben Tate (12-74, 2 TDs) both gashed the defense. Matt Schaub, meanwhile, completed a high percentage of his passes (26-of-35, 195 yards), though he didn't throw for much yardage. He didn't need to though with his two runners trampling the opposing stop unit.
Jacksonville will be better defensively once it gets several of its key players back (linebacker Daryl Smith, cornerback Derek Cox), but Gabbert simply doesn't give this team a chance to win. Gene Smith needs to be fired for taking a homoclitic approach to his quarterbacking situation this offseason.
- Maurice Jones-Drew rushed for 60 yards on 12 carries, but saved his fantasy owners with a weird, short touchdown reception in the third quarter.
- Andre Johnson barely did anything, catching just three balls for 21 yards. Houston's leading receiver was tight end Owen Daniels (6-47).
- I mentioned earlier that Tate scored twice. He nearly found the end zone a third time. A run of his was ruled a touchdown, but was overturned by replay. He was stuffed at the 1-yard line on the next carry. Foster then entered the contest and waltzed into the end zone on the ensuing play. I'd say Tate owners were cheated, but he did have two touchdowns.
- Justin Blackmon was targeted four times but couldn't come up with a single reception. Jacksonville's leading receiver was Laurent Robinson (3-49).
Dolphins 35, Raiders 13
Tannehill was able to abuse the Raiders' secondary because top cornerback Ronald Barrtell was out of the lineup. Going into this game, I never imagined that Bartell's absence would have much of an impact against Miami's beleaguered receiving corps, but it certainly did. Brian Hartline was able to catch nine balls for 111 yards as a result.
By the way, Goodson's touchdown came when Darren McFadden was on the sideline after being poked in the eye. So yeah, if own McFadden, you got screwed over, just as I did in one of the leagues in which I went up against Bush. Of course, McFadden didn't do anything on the ground to offset that lost touchdown, gaining just 22 yards on 11 carries. McFadden is barely averaging two yards per carry this season, and it's time to wonder if he's simply uncomfortable in Greg Knapp's new blocking scheme.
Cardinals 20, Patriots 18
- Of the 2,378 remaining entrants in our survivor pool, 962 picked the Patriots. Including me. How the hell does a 13.5-point favorite not win at home against a team traveling from the Pacific Time Zone to the East Coast in an early start?
- Tom Brady's stat line in the first half: 7-of-12, 75 yards, one interception. He, with the help of Ahmad Bradshaw's injury, capsized my fantasy day. I know you're all interested.
- Adam Vinatieri kicked a game-winning field goal in the Vikings-Colts game. And then Stephen Gostkowski missed one about five real-time minutes later. I found this pretty hilarious.
- Of course, Gostkowski wouldn't have had an opportunity if Ryan Williams fumbled the ball in the final minute. The Cardinals are 2-0, but I have to criticize the coaching staff for having Williams on the field when he coughed up the ball last week.
- Danny Woodhead (I accidentally wrote "Woodcock" in my notes) had the decisive touchdown nullified by a penalty. I made a note on Woodcock earlier when he was stuffed at the line of scrimmage on a 3rd-and-2 at the beginning of the second quarter. I wondered why such a small back would get a short-yardage work when Stevan Ridley (18 carries, 71 yards) was available.
Another issue for the Patriots was an early injury to Aaron Hernandez, who suffered a high ankle sprain in the first quarter. This completely ruined Belichick's game plan, and New England couldn't get anything going until it was too late.
Giants 41, Buccaneers 34
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
In the second half, Manning ripped the ball through a Buccaneers' secondary that doesn't have the talent to compete with the Giants receivers. Manning moved New York into the red zone on four trips and came away with four field goals. Three touchdown passes were dropped by the Giants, so Manning easily could have had an even bigger day.
Tampa Bay blew a 14-point lead midway through the fourth quarter, allowing an 80-yard touchdown pass from Manning to Victor Cruz. Cruz ran right by Ronde Barber in man coverage and Mark Barron was late coming over the top. Tight end Martellus Bennett dropped two touchdowns before catching a 33-yard score in the fourth quarter to put New York up by seven.
Manning was throwing precision passes downfield and rarely threw the ball short. The Giants' offensive line gave its signal-caller good time to throw and the Bucs' defense had no answer for him. Manning completed 31-of-51 for 510 yards with three touchdowns and three interceptions. He came three yards short of tying the franchise record by Phil Simms.
Nicks again beat Talib for a 50-yard gain down the sideline to set up the final score. Running back Andre Brown (13-71) scored the winning touchdown. Nicks torched Talib to the tune of 199 yards on 10 receptions with a touchdown. Bucs cornerback Brandon McDonald was also burned regularly aside from an interception.
Freeman threw an interception to Corey Webster at the end of the third quarter to help the Giants' comeback. It was a terrible pass into coverage, and he had plenty of room to run to the outside. Freeman, however, tied the game at 34 with two minutes left on a 41-yard touchdown pass to Mike Williams (3-59). It was a pretty catch and throw. Freeman finished 15-of-28 for 243 yards with two scores and two interceptions.
The Giants lost Ahmad Bradshw (neck), Dominik Hixon (head) and David Diehl (knee) to injury.
Eagles 24, Ravens 23
Philadelphia had a whopping three turnovers in the red zone. QB Dog Killer was picked on the opening drive by Bernard Pollard, prompting the crowd to shower him with boos. The other two give-aways were running back fumbles, one by Bryce Brown and the other by LeSean McCoy.
As for the other two elements, a fight broke out following Vontae Leach's first-quarter touchdown. This occurred because Kurt Coleman earlier tried to pry the ball out of Anquan Boldin's hands long after the play was over. Jackson and Cary Williams then had a war of words (and shoves) throughout the entire contest. Toward the end of the contest, the Ravens were robbed of a game-winning Jacoby Jones touchdown. Jones was called for a bogus offensive pass interference, prompting Joe Flacco to lash out at the officials in his post-game press conference.
Flacco's two leading targets were Dennis Pitta (8-65) and Ray Rice (6-53). Rice also rushed for 99 yards on 16 carries. Torrey Smith disappointed with only two catches for 51 yards.
The bigger story was all of the fierce hits QBDK took. As Michael Strahan tweeted afterward, "Vick definitely isn't gonna last the whole season taking these hits."
Seahawks 27, Cowboys 7
The Cowboys were just completely out of sorts. They opened the game with a Felix Jones fumble. Then, they had a punt blocked, which was returned for a touchdown. After that, Tony Romo threw an interception late across his body. Romo later found Jason Witten open downfield, but the former Pro Bowl tight end dropped the ball.
This was a major problem for Witten the entire afternoon. He dropped numerous passes, including a potential touchdown, hurting Dallas' ability to move the chains. Romo, as a result, went just 23-of-40 for 251 yards, one touchdown and the aforementioned pick. He was nearly intercepted a second time at the end of the third quarter, but linebacker K.J. Wright dropped a ball that was thrown right to him.
Rams 31, Redskins 28
- You probably know how this ended. Redskins' receiver Josh Morgan was tackled awkwardly by the dirtiest player in the NFL, Cortland Finnegan. Morgan reacted by firing the ball at Finnegan, drawing a 15-yard penalty. This placed Washington out of field-goal range with seconds remaining. Instead of trying a 47-yarder, the Redskins had to attempt a kick from 62 yards.
- I have to wonder what the hell Mike Shanahan was thinking by allowing Billy Cundiff to try a 62-yard attempt. Cundiff can't even nail one from 30 yards out if the game's on the line. Did he think that Cundiff would suddenly not choke? Shanahan should have just gone for it on fourth-and-long.
- And speaking of Cundiff, kudos to Washington's front office for making him the team's kicker following January's meltdown. Seriously, what were they thinking? They couldn't find a better kicker than Cundiff?
- The officiating was an abomination. The most egregious blown call occurred on a Steven Jackson rushing touchdown on third down. It was an obvious score, and everyone knew it. They took forever to make the call, angering Jackson, who spiked the ball in anger. The officials whistled him for a personal-foul penalty. Making matters worse, they didn't give him the score, and they didn't let Jeff Fisher challenge for some strange reason. It was so bizarre, and Roger Goodell needs to be embarrassed that he's allowing these shenanigans to continue.
- The Rams ran a promotion called Jeff Fisher Mustache Day, where they handed out fake mustaches to the 50 people who went to the game. Fisher was asked about this, but responded, "Can we talk about football, please?"
Bradford's scores went to Danny Amendola, Brandon Gibson and Matthew Mulligan (yes, yes, he didn't need one). Amendola was the only Ram who had more than three receptions. He actually had 15 of them for 160 yards. The Redskins simply couldn't contain him, save for one play early in the first quarter when he was strip-sixed.
Griffin's touchdown was a 68-yard bomb to Leonard Hankerson, who burned Janoris Jenkins. Griffin could have launched another long score, but the football bounced out of Aldrick Robinson's hands. Robinson, of course, was replacing Pierre Garcon, who was a late scratch.
Steelers 27, Jets 10
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
However, Sanchez couldn't get in any rhythm after that drive and the Jets struggled to do anything against the Steelers' defense. He had some horrific inaccurate passes that weren't even close to his receivers. Sanchez stunk other than that first drive. He totaled 10-of-27 for 138 yards and a touchdown versus Pittsburgh.
This would have been a good game to go with Tim Tebow and use his portion of the offense. Tebow had a 22-yard run, but that was his one and only carry and he didn't throw any passes. Tebow torched the Steelers' defense for almost 400 combined yards last January when he was with the Broncos, so it makes no sense that the Jets wouldn't give him a shot with Sanchez struggling.
What was the point of trading the pick and spending time in practice on that portion of the offense if the team isn't going to use it? This is suspect coaching from Rex Ryan and Tony Sparano.
Antonio Brown (7-79), Mike Wallace (5-74) and Emmanuel Sanders (3-33) all contributed. Wallace made a highlight-reel, 37-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter to give the Steelers firm control of the game. Roethlisberger finished 24-of-31 for 275 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions.
Both teams got good games from their front sevens. Pittsburgh saw LaMarr Woodley and Cameron Heyward record sacks. Cornerback Ike Taylor was called for a few penalties and looks like age is starting to catch up with him.
Linebacker Garrett McIntyre stood out for New York. He had two sacks and a bunch of tackles.
Chargers 38, Titans 10
Rivers was highly efficient in this contest despite missing his top target, finishing 24-of-32 for 284 yards, the three scores and an interception. Tennessee's defensive front did what it could, sacking him four times, but Rivers was able to torch a Tennessee secondary that is clearly missing Cortland Finnegan.
Locker spent the entire afternoon pathetically bouncing balls in front of his receivers, thanks in part to tremendous pressure by San Diego's pass rush. It was also disappointing to see him scramble only twice (21 yards).
49ers 27, Lions 19
Alex Smith went 20-of-31 for 226 yards and two touchdowns. He occasionally settled for checkdowns instead of looking deep, but he did a great job of managing the game. He received tons of help from his targets, particularly Michael Crabtree, who converted a 3rd-and-7, 3rd-and-14 and 3rd-and-9 with impressive gains after the catch, all on the team's final drive. Lobsterbush finished with six catches for 67 yards.
Smith's two scores went to Vernon Davis, who had five grabs for 73 yards. Randy Moss, meanwhile, had just one catch for 14 yards, though he did draw a pass interference that helped set up a touchdown.
- Matthew Stafford threw a weird interception in the first quarter to Dashon Goldson that wasn't near any of his receivers. The ball appeared to slip out of his hand. Stafford finished 19-of-32 for 230 yards and a touchdown to Brandon Pettigrew (3-18) and the pick.
- The 49ers nailed a field goal late in the first quarter, but the Lions were whistled for running into the kicker. This gave San Francisco a free first down, which eventually led to a trip into the end zone.
- The Lions had an opportunity to force a long-yardage situation on the first play of the first half, but were whistled for an unnecessary face mask.
- Detroit challenged down by contact, which gave them six yards on third-and-long. They won the review, but were immediately whistled for a false start afterward, so the entire, 10-minute process resulted in a net of one yard.
For thoughts on Falcons-Broncos, check out my updated 2012 NFL Power Rankings, which will be posted Tuesday morning.
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The family of the latest Wisconsin Marine to die in Iraq remembers his life. Lance Corporal John Mattek Junior of Antigo died from wounds he received in combat.
A college friend says Mattek felt like he wasn't doing enough with his life, so he decided to enlist in the Marines. Mattek was a student at UW Stevens Point.
His family adds, he gave 100 percent to everything he did.
"He wants everyone to know there is good reason why he was there, why all of his fellow soldiers and Marines are there," says his mother Marsha. "He never complained, he was not a self person, he was a selfless person."
Mattek is the 39th Marine or soldier from Wisconsin that has been killed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.


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Chase Headley's performance this season is obviously worthy of at least considering a contract extension. His durability over the years, though, should make it a necessity.
THE SAVIOR IS HERE!!! The Padres will have to make a roster to accommodate Headley on the 25-man roster and it will likely be an outfielder. I bet they send down Gerut just to blow our...
San Antonio left-fielder Chad Huffman is playing so well that Fuson, dropping an anvil into a pond, said he could make the jump from Double-A to the Padres. "Maybe he comes up (to the Padres) with Headley," Fuson said Saturday. Huffman has hit in bad luck, Fuson said, but is batting .313 with 15 doubles, six home runs and a .403 on-base percentage to go with solid defense.Look out LF Platoon
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