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How to copy data using DiskWarrior
My Macbook Pro doesn't start. It just stays in the screen with the apple logo and the spinning wheel. I had just purchased it in January. After investigating, I got the following:
Invalid sibling link
Invalid node structure
The volume Macintosh HD could not be repaired.
I used DiskWarrior v 4.4 to try to repair it but it tells me: The new directory cannot replace the original directory because of a disk malfunction. It tells me to back up my data using the dual browser preview window before I replace the directory. This is the part I'm not sure how to do. It doesn't let me copy from the preview pane meaning the 'copy' button is grayed out. Do I need an external hard drive or should I connect my Macbook to the Macbook I am currently using? I also have Data Rescue 3 in a CD so I don't know if I'm better off using that.
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Your disk might be beyond a software repair solution, as great as DiskWarriror is (saved me a few times).
I think at this point if the data is really valuable to you and you have no backup, it would be safer to stop any further disk activity and call up a place like Drive Savers and get a quote on a physical repair/recovery.
Further activity (read and write) on the disk could put your data at risk.
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Crochet has become an important part of Neto's formal vocabulary over the last two years, and
the artist has translated this craft traditionally done by women on a small, delicate scale to
structures of massive proportions. The basic units of crochet, string and knots, serve as Neto's
paint and his paintbrush, with the gallery as his canvas. Like giant paintings that the visitor is
invited to climb into and move through, the installations provide an opportunity to experience the
gallery space from the inside of the artwork itself. Looking out through a screen of colors—
oranges and grays, greens and purples, blues and yellows—the viewer's perspective is
reoriented, as the boundary between artwork and visitor is blurred. While breaking down the
barriers between installation and viewer, these new works simultaneously propose a change in
our relationship to time. By lifting us off the ground, to float between the floor and the ceiling,
Neto offers us a space in which we can slow down, breathe, and rest.
Although these are spaces meant for relaxation, they are created through a meticulous, laborintensive
process. Each element is hand crocheted from multicolored strings that the artist
combines from a wide-ranging spectrum of threads. The intense, subtle, and sophisticated
juxtapositions of color that Neto chooses are then woven together into a single strand, and
knotted into circular units that combine to become the walls of the sculptures. The irregular
circles of crochet that compose the nets simultaneously resemble cells seen through a
microscope, and a network of constellations unfurled across the sky. Here, the inside and the
outside universe are represented in the same form, demonstrating the interconnectivity of life.
Not only do the works resemble and reference natural, organic matter, they also incorporate it:
the installation in the main space upstairs includes, stones, plants, and spices. These natural
materials serve as a kind of landscape for the main structure of the installation, which itself
resembles an amoeba-like animal floating in space. The fusion of figure and ground, or animal
and landscape, is a central part of Neto's practice. Just as his work blurs the boundary between
artwork and viewer, inviting the visitor to inhabit and experience it on a visceral, primal level, it
also draws no distinction between types of life—we are all a part of the natural world.
Neto's opening at the gallery will be followed by a solo presentation at the Nasher Scultpure
Center in Dallas, opening May 11 and on view through September 9. Recent major exhibitions
for the artist include La lengua de Ernesto: retrospectiva 1987-2011, at the Museo de Arte
Contemporáneo de Monterrey, MARCO, Mexico, traveling to Antiguo Colegio de San Idelfonso,
Mexico City, Mexico, 2011-2012 (solo); Ernesto Neto: O Bicho SusPensa na PaisaGen, Los
Molinos Exhibition Hall, Faena Art District, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2011 (solo); Ernesto Neto:
The Edges of the World, Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London, UK, 2010 (solo); Ernesto
Neto: Intimacy, Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, Oslo, Norway, 2010 (solo); Dengo,
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Donovan's funeral to be held at 11 a.m. today
A funeral Mass for Art Donovan, the former Baltimore Colts defensive tackle and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is scheduled for 11 a.m. today at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen in Baltimore. Donovan, 89, died Sunday of a respiratory ailment at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. There will be no viewing, and interment is private. Go to baltimoresun.com to see WJZ's live video coverage from the funeral.
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Allen's 26 points lead Terps to second win in Bahamas
Rising Maryland sophomore Seth Allen had 26 points and 10 assists in a 97-90 win Wednesday night over the Commonwealth Giants, the Terps' second win in as many games during their summer tour in the Bahamas. Allen was 9-for-10 from the field, including 5-for-5 from beyond the arc. Sophomore forward Jake Layman scored 14 points, while sophomore forward Charles Mitchell finished with 12 points and a team-high 13 rebounds.
Recruiting: The Terps have stepped up their pursuit of Class of 2014 target Gary Clark, one of the fastest-rising prospects in the nation. The Clayton, N.C., forward moved this summer to the high-profile CP3 Amateur Athletic Union program to boost his exposure, and his dominant showing in the Peach Jam playoffs in mid-July proved a coming-out party. With offers from Maryland, North Carolina State, Miami, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and others, the 6-foot-7 Clark said he is tentatively planning to check out Maryland this month. "I'm really familiar with the area because that's where my dad lives [in Brandywine]," he said.
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Baltimore wins Maccabi U-16 boys lacrosse tourney
Baltimore completed an undefeated run in the JCC Maccabi Games/ArtsFest Under-16 7 v. 7 tournament in Orange County, Calif., with a 12-8 win over Orange County in the championship game. Hunter Flaks (Gilman) had six goals to lead Baltimore, which went 6-0 in the tournament. Daniel Ferber (St. Paul) scored twice, while Eli Friedman (Park), Sam Friedman (Park), Aaron Cranston (Gilman) and Slade Parsons (Pikesville) each had one goal.
More boys lacrosse: The Baltimore Crabs won the under-19 boys division title at the 24th annual Lake Placid Summit Lacrosse Classic in North Elba, N.Y., with a 9-6 victory over Central New York-based Liberty. Duke recruit Justin Guterding, who had a goal and four assists in the final, was named Crabs Most Valuable Player. Maryland recruit Connor Cannizzaro led Liberty with four goals in the title game.
Major League Lacrosse: The Charlotte Hounds, who will visit the Chesapeake Bayhawks in both teams' regular-season finale Saturday night, assigned attackman Owen Blye (Maryland) to the active roster.
Men's college lacrosse: Ben Smith, a former Harvard and Johns Hopkins player, has been named a Crimson assistant coach after spending last season as a volunteer. As a fifth-year senior in 2011, Smith played in all 16 games at long-stick midfielder for the Blue Jays and led the team with 12 caused turnovers. In 2010, he was named Harvard's Most Valuable Player.
Women's college lacrosse: Michelle Tumolo, a Tewaaraton Award finalist and Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Attacker of the Year at Syracuse in 2012, has been named assistant coach at Florida.
WNBA: Ivory Latta scored 24 points to help the Washington Mystics (10-13) hold off the host Minnesota Lynx (17-4) for a 79-75 win. Matee Ajavon (18 points) had a layup with 21 seconds remaining to break a 75-75 tie.


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Didn't want to get up, the scale and mirror were equally demotivating this morning (even in week 10). I managed to get to the gym (even though I was late) and fight through a good LBWO. But, getting a chance to read through the forum this morning provided that boost I've needed today.
Thanks guys!
It's often those days you're not feeling it that you tend to get the best workouts in. I think just making yourself go is the first step; once you get there and get going, you know you're gonna win!! Way to push through and make it happen. Remember, it starts from the inside out, sometimes the mirror and scale take a little longer to catch up to the amazing changes you are making inside your body. Keep up the great work!!
"The only person you should try to be better than, is the person you were yesterday!"
I agree. And the biggest challenges yield the greatest rewards. When things suck and you preserve, you grow. Hang in there all! I am only at day 4 and I have a lot of frustrations in my personal life right now. Body for Life is all I can control! I am happy I can control something! The old me would go our for fast food and ice cream to cope!
What sticks out to me the most from your post is "week 10". Dude! 10 weeks in a row is amazing. The most I have done so far is 10 days (as of today). I hope I can stick it out like you have. And to do it that long before you feel really wowed by your appearance shows true resiliance and faith. That takes so much inner strength. I am sure it will soon shine through outwardly if you stay on it like you have.
Thank you all. My first goal was 84 days! And I WILL get there. Hallie and Caity, I know it's still early in the journey for both of you. It is WAY TOO EASY to fall of the wagon. Make a habit of flipping through this forum. You'll find that 20 minutes on the forum rivals the benefit of 20 minutes on the treadmill! (You still have to do both).
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Velo City IX Brrrrrrrr!!!
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We had 11 Messengers and 12 City bikers so it was an easy split for two fields.
Iliana, Roz and Rosael repped strong for the Ladies!
Edmund Cesar and Carlos took top spots for City Bikers
Fish and Chris were racing with the Messengers but not going for the Mexico City ticket. They hammered the field all day with consistent 1-2 finishes.
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Thanks Brean for running the program and Fox for all around awesome help!
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Messenger field was tight, Wilis and Safa tied for points! Safa is a Mexico City local repping for Leader Bikes and he graciously agreed that Willis is the NYC Velo City ticket winner!
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Congrats Wilis! Repping KING KOG ! Going to CMWC Mexico City compliments of Bern Unlimited !!
w/Fabian and Safa
Junior and Gabe for best first timers!! Safa donated his prize of Nitto Bars and Stem to Junior. Holler!
Yes Tak! Thanks for being event photographer!!
Photo by CMACAY
Group Photo by Takuya Sakomoto
Thanks Zipments for the gloves and Chrome Industries for the cool shirts!
Also gear coming in this week from Velocity USA and Continental !!
Big Thanks to Amy and my bro James for bringing the kids out!!
Up Next Kenosha April 28!!!
Sunday Group Ride
Thanks Josh and Bern Crew!
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Mistake with Goran Dragic works out well for Suns
So to speak.
"Many of us, I think, that had Goran not left he would have never had the opportunity to spread his wings and grow in the way he has," Suns President of Basketball Operations Lon Babby said at a press conference Thursday to re-introduce the point guard to the Phoenix media.
Well, Lon, he technically didn't leave, you traded him (and a first round pick for 25 games of Aaron Brooks). That said, there may be some truth to the idea that Dragic would not be the player he is today -- the player the Suns need -- had it not been for the original mistake less than two years ago.
After all, the Dragic the Suns traded away was averaging a disappointing 7.4 points and 3.1 assists per game, and the one they brought back was scoring 18 points and sighing out 8.4 assists per night as a starter in Houston.
However, just as the move to get rid of him was met with questions, so is the decision to bring him back.
Can Dragic, a 26-year-old who has never led a team to the postseason, be the team's answer at the point guard position? Is Dragic, a lefty who has shown flashes but never consistency, ready to take over for one of the greatest point guards the game has ever seen on a team that could very well struggle on a nightly basis?
The verdict on Dragic's second stint in the Valley will not be handed down for at least a couple years; the important thing is the Suns were willing to admit their original mistake.
"There's an old expression that you have to be big enough to admit your mistakes, strong enough to profit from them and strong enough to correct them," Babby said. "Bringing Goran back here, if that's what we're doing, I'm proud of that."
Indeed, the important thing is the Suns, for all the negative press they've received over the last couple years, took a big step in the right direction by taking their mistake head-on and signing the Slovenian to a four- year, $34 million contract.
The Suns were not too proud to do what was right, and as much as they deserved to be panned for the original trade, they should be praised for this move.
Because sure, Dragic returns with some question marks, but he also brings potential to be the team's long-term answer at a position where they've rarely had a question.
And he'll do that, provided no one expects him to be the man he's replacing. That shouldn't be an issue, as Dragic himself has no illusions of who he is or what he can do.
"I don't want to be like Steve Nash; he's one of the greatest point guards in the league," Dragic said. "I'm a different player; I play different basketball than him."
listen Listen: Goran Dragic, Suns' point guard
Is he happy to be back in Phoenix? Is he looking forward to beating Steve Nash & the Lakers? What can he tell us of his teammate Luis Scola?
For the first time in a long time the Phoenix Suns have good players who have room to improve, and there's no reason to think Dragic has peaked. Not to say he'll be the next Steve Nash (though the parallels of the Suns trading him away only to bring him back later are there), but take a look at the two-time MVP's stats in year four and compare them to the same for Dragic.
Same age, same situation (second season with a new team), yet Dragic's numbers were significantly better across the board.
Spoiler alert: that Nash guy turned out to be pretty good.
Few could have seen that coming, and there might be even fewer who see greatness in Dragic's future.
It's OK to be skeptical, as the idea of the Suns being fortunate enough to benefit from a bad move is a tough one to buy into.
But they were.
"His confidence level is at its all-time high," Suns coach Alvin Gentry said of what's different about his point guard. "I think that he feels he belongs now. I think that he feels like he can line up and play against anyone in the league."
Dragic will get that chance, as for the first time in his career the team he's on will be his. No Steve Nash to defer to, no thought that he's starting only because of injuries. He says he's not scared and that he wants to improve.
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November 25, 2013--- At one of Buddhism's most revered pilgrimage sites, a National Geographic archaeologist's team has uncovered evidence that the Buddha lived in the sixth century B.C., much earlier than some scholars had believed. The excavation at Lumbini, Nepal, long identified as the birthplace of the Buddha, revealed a previously unknown timber shrine once stood there, it's walls mirroring more recent brick temples.
A documentary on Coningham's exploration of the Buddha's life, "Buried Secrets of the Buddha," will premiere on the National Geographic Channel.
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The Maya Devi Temple is one of the most sacred temples within the Buddhist world.
Once you actually go through the doorways you get this walkway around the edge of the temple, because right in front of you in the middle of the temple actually is an archaeological site.
Vert seldom of archaeology get the opportunity of interfacing with the very beginnings of one of the worl'd's great religions.
There are two major significant findings from these excavations. First is the world's earliest Buddhist structure. And it's not built in brick. It's not built in stone. It's actually built timber. So it is really exciting because gives us for the first time an understanding of what did an early Buddhist structure look like.
The second really significant point is there is a debate as to when the Buddha actually lived, when he was born and when he died. Some have him born in the the 6th Century [or] 7th Century. Some have him born as early as 300 B.C.. From that very early timber structure, we have burnt charcoal from within the post holes. And that date from that earlier structure is the 6th Century B.C.. And those have actually for the first time given us a calendrical date with which we can now begin to understand that lifetime of the Buddha himself.


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5065 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA | Directions 9002734.098268 -118.300257
Neighborhoods: Central LA, Hollywood
The chicken is cheap and delicious. The wraps are good too.
Quality suffering – I used to love eating here, but in the last couple of years, the quality has really gone down. The food is either too greasy (literally dripping out the bottom) or super dry on the tarna sandwiches. Don't even get me started on falafels (also very dry). Considering there are so many other locations now (particularly the West LA one and the Burbank one), I just don't bother anymore. Plus, the parking lot is small and frustrating. You could do worse, but you could also do a lot better.
chicken tarna sandwich!! – the taste here is special. Crazy place, almost serve yourself. But it is good food here!
food poisoning – Violent puking all night. Thanks Zankou.
Get The Garlic Sauce – I love this place. I'm only giving it 4 stars because the servers are miserable a lot of the time. Maybe they feel they don't have to be nice because they have the best Middle-Eastern food in town. Nobody smiles.
But the food is brilliant. Do what I do-- get a falafel or shawarma sandwich to go and keep your mouth shut. But whatever you order- ask for extra garlic sauce and put it on everything you eat for a week.
soooooooooo good! – i'm not into middle eastern food, but i always get 3 of their beef schwarma sandwiches at a time from here and pay extra for their large garlic paste! the pickled peppers and beets really add to the flavor of the hummus spread inside the sandwich. i've had the chicken too but don't care for it.
Garlic sauce, garlic sauce, garlic sauce, garlic sauce, garlic sauce! – The chicken is good, the food is cheap, but it's really all about the GARLIC SAUCE!!! Make sure not to go here before you go out for the evening or you will reek! It so good you want to keep eating it, and you do. And then your tongue hurts later. But it's worth it!
Far below Average, very disappointing – I lived in Saudi Arabia and thought this would give a reasonable Flafil and Shawarma. They both sucked. The Flafil was yellow from the inside (not rich) and the Shawarma was dry and not juciy and served with only tomatoes: No I don't recall ever putting tomatoes with Shawarmas. Shawarma should contain: pickeled cucmber, garlic paste, French fries and sometimes addition if greet salad or hot sauce. This is not the case here. I don't recommend it.
Tasty Take Out – Armenian Fast food and its good stuff. The pita roll sandwiches are the geat with the chicken tarna (chx shwarma) is terrific, the garlic spread makes it so uniquely yummy. Good food and good value. Try not to take the seemingly unpleasant nature of the cashiers personnaly, they are really not so bad just overworked. Note that there are others Zankou's around, the new one on Splvd. and Olympic was perfect if a little more expensive than I remember the menu being.
Quality food at a reasonable price – I enjoyed the food at this establishment very much. It is a very realxing environment. I also liked the variety of the menu and the different options i had. I liked the quality of the food very much and the price is also very reasonable for the amount of food that you are receiving. The one thing that i liked the most is their garlic sauce that they have. It is a very unique flavor and very tasty.
Eh... It's chicken – Just OK. Rather small menu and food was average. If you want good mediterranean, get Gyros and grape leaves from El Greco Cafe.
good chicken. good wraps – i've been eating zankou since i was younger. the food's good here and it's cheap. i like the wraps and the chicken meals. they're famous for ther yummy garlic sauce. i highly recommend this place :)
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At his lowest point, Trestman, on the advice of a mutual friend, sought the counsel of Gary Stevenson. The longtime sports television executive was known as a man who could give good advice.
Trestman told his story to Stevenson, who now heads up Pac-12 Enterprises. But where Trestman saw a dead end, Stevenson saw one road branching out into many others. Trestman just had to pick one.
He urged Trestman to look at this period, during which Trestman still was being paid by North Carolina State, as a time of liberation. He pointed out most successful people have the best runs of their careers between the ages of 45 and 60.
Really, what Stevenson did was remind him that the keys to Trestman's shackles and chains were right there in his pocket.
Trestman started to look at his firing as an opportunity, and this period as the halftime of his working life. And he had plenty of time to re-evaluate the first half while game planning for the second.
He read books on leadership. He centered himself. He retraced the steps of his career.
When he looked back, this is what he saw: An unfulfilled, unhappy man with a "standoffish personality." Even his wife Cindy lovingly referred to him as socially dysfunctional.
Trestman was one of those coaches who would close his office door, turn off the lights, turn on the tape and grind. That's what coaches do, right?
Trestman was so caught up in X's and O's, he forgot the game was about people.
"I was never belligerent, malicious or mean-spirited in anything I did," he said. "I was just not paying attention very well to what was going on around me. I was so focused on my work that I didn't recognize it's more important to develop ongoing relationships with people, to spend time with them, to get to know them, to let them know that you care."
He thought back about his father Jerry, who had owned a restaurant called Danny's on 14th and Chicago in downtown Minneapolis. Employees had been loyal to him for nearly three decades.
"I realized why people loved my dad so much," Trestman said. "He cared about people. That's why they worked so hard for him, that's why they chose to stay there. I decided it was time to look at the way I did things differently."
He also flew to Los Angeles to spend time with his old pal Pete Carroll. Back in the day, they were the whiz kids on Grant's Vikings staff — "Bud's Boys," they were called.
More than 20 years later, Carroll was the most successful coach in college football at USC, and Trestman was nowhere.
Trestman watched how Carroll coached his players and built his football philosophy — how the Trojans organized practice, what they emphasized and how their week was structured. Carroll mapped it all out for him.
Now, Trestman had a blueprint. And so he came to a decision.
"I was 50," he said. "I crossed this line. There was not much time left. You feel mortality. I didn't want to be a coordinator again. I needed to be a head football coach."
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These days, there is a calmness about Trestman that can emanate only from inner peace.
He doesn't just look you in the eye. He looks through your eyes, as if he is searching for something beyond. And he shakes your hand with a big, powerful, thoughtful grip.


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Funny how a simple gesture, a little grace note, can render a dining experience memorable. For instance, I would send people to BLT American Brasserie just for the popovers.
Maybe it's because bread at restaurant tables these days is often missing, or available for a price. But these complimentary, crusty treats, tasting of Gruyere and black pepper (definitely a popover for grown-ups), put me in a happy mood.
The brasserie sits where the star-crossed Brasserie Ruhlmann once operated a couple of years back, though the space underwent a snazzy makeover by designer Jordan Mozer, who gave the massive, 160-seat room a more approachable scale by a series of half-walls that separate the dining area from the lounge and bar. Low tables and chairs in the former, and counter-height tables and leather-seat chairs in the latter, give a tiered effect to a one-level room; it's quite clever.
Having established that BLT American Brasserie is a fine place to hang out, let's look at the menu. First-time visitors could be forgiven for shrugging at the modest-to-a-fault food descriptions, but they do give the well-versed waiters something to talk about. And chef de cuisine Aksel Theilkuhl revels in what he calls the "wow factor," when dishes look and taste better than anticipated.
And frankly, Theilkuhl cooks with such simple, unfussy style that ornate menu descriptions would seem silly. Two entrees, for example — the organic salmon in apple broth and the veal and pork meatballs — are on opposite ends of the flavor spectrum, but are twin examples of the virtues of simplicity and sourcing. The meatballs are pure comfort, a mix of fresh-ground meat and quality ricotta cheese, set on a bed of herbaceous polenta with mascarpone; home cooking on a higher level. The salmon is a study in subtlety, cold-smoked to acquire just the gentlest kiss of wood, pan-seared for exterior crispness and set over a butter-bolstered apple broth with a touch of mustard.
Stone-oven pizzas make fine starters, the crusts boasting crunchy outer layers but soft insides. Sushi options include a fine tuna tataki roll, each piece topped with a sliver of jalapeno, a bit of cilantro and a dot of sriracha sauce. The calamari salad is a colorful melange of good ingredients, not the least of which being the tender squid. And among the raw-bar offerings, the crab cocktail abounds with blue-crab lump meat alongside the standard cocktail and Dijonnaise sauces.
There are three desserts offered, all good. The star is the passion fruit crepe souffle, which looks like a giant croissant but provides the texture of a souffle with a delightfully tangy fruit component. The warm flourless chocolate cake is a dish everyone does, but this version, with a little hint of spice, is worth adding to your experiences. And the banana steamed pudding is another of BLTAB's prosaic-sounding dishes that dazzle you when they arrive.
I suspect that the BLT sandwich, accented with truffle paste, is a very good sandwich, but my version had so much pickled jalapeno (not listed among the ingredients) that it set my mouth on fire. I'm not a fan of the pewter-colored paper place mats on the table, which make every crumb and water spot stand out. The first two visits, the place mats remained untended from cocktails through dessert; my third visit, my place mats were replaced not once but twice, owing, I suspect, to my elevation to VIP status.
Watch Phil Vettel's reviews weekends on WGN-Ch. 9's "News at Nine," CLTV and at wgntv.com/vettel.
BLT American Brasserie
500 W. Superior St.; 312-948-8744; bltamericanbrasserie.com
Tribune rating: Two stars
Open: Dinner Monday-Sunday
Entree prices: $22-$27
Credit cards: A, DC, DS, M, V
Reservations: Recommended
Noise: Conversation-friendly
Other: Wheelchair accessible; valet parking
Ratings key:
Four Stars: Outstanding
Three Stars: Excellent
Two Stars: Very good
One Star: Good
No stars: Unsatisfactory
Reviews are based on no fewer than two visits. The reviewer makes every effort to remain anonymous. Meals are paid for by the Tribune.
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Miller was the driving force behind the Buckeyes' unbeaten 2012 campaign. The Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year was a skilled runner from the moment he stepped onto Ohio State's campus, but he greatly improved his passing game in his sophomore season, throwing for 2,039 yards. Now that the Buckeyes have something to play for, the buzz surrounding Miller should only increase in 2013.


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Hawaii lawmakers question benefits of gay marriage
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii's battle over gay marriage brought state lawmakers back to work Monday after the governor called a special session that could make the islands a wedding destination for more couples.
Some 1,800 people signed up to testify in person at a Senate committee hearing, which was carried live on TV and local news websites. Dozens of people gathered around three televisions in the Capitol rotunda, cheering testimony they agreed with and singing songs.
Opponents of gay marriage solicited honks and shaka signs from passing motorists on the street, staging a large rally of hundreds of people timed with afternoon rush hour.
Gov. Neil Abercrombie called the special session after House and Senate lawmakers couldn't muster the two-thirds support needed to do it themselves. He says passing a bill would put Hawaii in line with two Supreme Court rulings that affirmed gay marriage and granted federal benefits to legally married same-sex couples.
Hawaii already allows civil unions, and some members of a Senate committee questioned Monday whether it was important to also allow gay marriage.
After Hawaii Attorney General David Louie said same-sex couples in civil unions in Hawaii who got married in other states would essentially get similar benefits to couples married under the new law, Republican Sen. Sam Slom questioned the point of debating further.
His comments drew responses of "Amen" from some in the crowd.
But Louie, who supports legalizing gay marriage, said traveling to the U.S. mainland is no small issue, given costs and effort needed to arrange a marriage in other states.
"That is not an unsubstantial burden," Louie said.
Judiciary Chairman Sen. Clayton Hee asked Louie to prepare a report detailing any other tangible benefits Hawaii couples would gain or lose, including implications for taxes, insurance and other federal and state benefits.
Louie promised a response and said a law may have implications for Medicaid and Family and Medical Leave Act benefits.
"I have to tell you, I'm kind of confused now," said Sen. Malama Solomon, who said she didn't know until Monday's hearing that gay couples who legally marry in other states would get only minimal benefits by being allowed to marry in Hawaii.
Proponents say they shouldn't have to wait for gay marriage, calling it a civil right, and have argued gay marriage could be a boon for tourism in Hawaii as an appealing destination for ceremonies and honeymoons.
Opponents say society needs to encourage marriage between men and women, in part to protect children. They also say a religious exemption proposed in the bill doesn't do enough to protect people who don't believe in gay marriage from having to facilitate ceremonies. Other opponents want a public vote, rather than a special session in a Legislature dominated by Democrats.
Nearly 4,000 pages of written testimony were submitted ahead of the hearing, which was held under tight security in a crowded basement auditorium in the Capitol.
Testimony was expected to go into the night with a committee vote to send the bill to the full Senate.
On the House side, Rep. Bob McDermott, a Republican representing Ewa and Ewa Beach, introduced a proposal to amend the Hawaii Constitution to explicitly restrict marriage to between men and women. The constitution currently gives the Legislature the power to decide whether marriage between two people of the same sex should be allowed.
It's not clear whether McDermott's proposal will be heard before a committee. It had been referred to the judiciary and finance committees, but no hearing was scheduled.
Rep. Karl Rhoads, chairman of the House judiciary committee, said a final decision had not yet been made.
The same House committees scheduled a Thursday joint hearing on the Senate bill to legalize gay marriage, presuming it crosses over from the other chamber.
Small helicopter crashes in downtown Honolulu
HONOLULU (AP) — A small helicopter lost power and came crashing down on a busy downtown Honolulu street Wednesday afternoon, but no one was seriously injured, authorities said.
"It's a pretty miraculous situation that no one was badly hurt by this," said Capt. Terry Seelig, a spokesman for the Honolulu Fire Department. "This is a pretty busy area."
The helicopter was on a photography flight when it lost power, forcing a crash landing on Fort Street, which is home to a large apartment complex and Hawaii Pacific University. The area is usually full of university students and downtown office workers, and has a lot of vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
The chopper ended up along a curb, badly damaging a parked car, Seelig said. A fire station is also on that street, so firefighters who heard the crash ran out to help.
The pilot, Julia Link, told KITV everything seemed normal until all of the sudden it got quiet and the engine quit. Repeatedly training for this type of scenario helped her bring the helicopter to the ground, she said.
"First I thought it was a joke and then, I was like 'Oh my God, this is for real," said the 30-year-old.
She was grateful the problems developed when the aircraft — which she said was brand new — was 3,000 feet above ground as that gave her a lot of time to plan their descent.
Link said she's glad everyone walked away alive and no one was seriously hurt.
The 71 year old male passenger was treated at the scene for minor injuries to his head, Honolulu Emergency Services spokeswoman Shayne Enright said.
The chopper was operated by Mauna Loa Helicopters. Representatives of the company couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
Preliminary information indicates the Robinson R22 Beta had an engine failure, said Allen Kenitzer, spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration.
South Korea: North ready to test missile "any day"
PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) - A South Korean Defense Ministry official says North Korea has completed preparations for a missile test that could come any day.
The warning Wednesday came as Pyongyang prepared to mark the April 15 birthday of its founder Kim Il Sung, historically a time when it seeks to draw the world's attention with dramatic displays of military power.
In Pyongyang, however, the focus was more on beautifying the city ahead of the nation's biggest holiday. Soldiers hammered away on construction projects and gardeners got down on their knees to plant flowers and trees.
The official in Seoul said the North's military is capable of conducting multiple missile launches involving Scud and medium-range Rodong missiles, as well as a missile transported to the east coast recently.
He spoke on condition of anonymity.
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SWINDON SPORT TOP 100, 2013 - PART TWO: #60-31 (From This Is Wiltshire)
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#60 Sam Bullas
The Swindon Wildcats player represented the England Students team in the World University Games and helped his side to a 12th place finish in the group stage before they lost to Ukraine in the knockout rounds. The forward was in good form for his club throughout the year and was Wildcats' top performer in their short-lived play-off run at the end of the 2012/13 season where they lost out to Basingstoke.
#59 Dave Webb
The Swindon Supermarine manager took his side to the Southern League Division One South and West play-offs in his first season as manager before they lost on penalties to Merthyr Town. Former Highworth Town manager Webb has also put his side in the hunt for a play-off place this season despite losing a number of key players and having to rebuild his squad as the season has gone on.
#58 Hannah Miley
The Swindon-born Scottish swimmer has been far from her best form in 2013 but still was able to charge to fifth in the 400m individual medley at the World Championships in Barcelona. Miley was also able to win domestic gold in the same medley race and represented Europe in the Duel in the Pool event recently, with her team narrowly losing out to the United States.
#57 Louise Hunt
The Wanborough wheelchair tennis player has enjoyed a hugely productive 2013 which has seen her rise to a career-high 12th in the doubles rankings with her partner Sabine Ellerbrock. Hunt lost out in the semi-finals of the British Championships to fellow Brit Lucy Shuker but made amends in the doubles as she won a fifth national title along with Shuker.
#56 Elliot Hill
Hill was the captain of the all-conquering Purton Cricket Club side which won promotion to the WEPL as champions of Wiltshire League Division One. Hill delivered close to 500 runs with the bat throughout the season and led his troops superbly as he got the best out of paceman Tom Bowler and all-rounder Akki Gomel, who scored over 1,000 runs for the club.
#55 Anne Dunham
Broad Hinton para-dressage rider Anne Dunham enjoyed more medal success during 2013, most notably in the FEI European Championship where she picked up team gold with the Great Britain side as well as individual silver in the Grade 1A category in Denmark. The event also saw Dunham mount LTJ Lucas Normark in his first international tournament and was pleased with his progress.
#54 Josh Parsons
The pacey frontman proved to be a deadly marksman for Swindon Supermarine as the South Marston side made the Southern League Division One South & West play-offs where they ultimately lost to Merthyr. Parsons formed an impressive partnership with Ashley Edenborough which saw the duo score more than 50 goals between then during an eventful 2012/13 season.
#53 Ash Edenborough
The striker combined with teammate Josh Parsons for more than 50 goals as Swindon Supermarine made the Southern League Division One South & West play-offs, eventually losing on penalties to Merthyr Town. Both players left the club in the summer to sign for rivals Hungerford Town, but both soon returned and Edenborough has picked up where he left off this season.
#52 Keeleigh Chapman
The 18-year-old Swindon Harriers hurdler became the first female from her club to compete in an international when she represented Wales in the under 20s clash with England in March. Chapman also won the Welsh Indoor 60m hurdles junior title during an impressive campaign which saw her end the year by picking up her club's achievement award.
#51 Sam Godfrey
After being recruited by Swindon Wildcats in the summer from Slough, Godfrey made a big impact at the Link Centre during the first half of the 2013/14 season. Godfrey was also selected to compete for Great Britain Under 20s in the World Championships (Division 1B), where the youngsters lost to Italy and Kazakhstan before beating France 5-4 to narrowly avoid relegation.
#50 Louise Clayton
The Swindon Dolphin head coach has once again overseen a memorable year for the Milton Road club which saw record numbers turn out for their club championship. Dolphin swimmers dominated a number of meetings, including the Britol Open Meet, while the likes of Lauren Matthews progressed through the system to swim in the ASA Nationals for the first time.
#49 Ollie Betteridge
Like his Swindon Wildcats teammate Sam Godfrey, Betteridge was part of the Great Britain Under 20s team at the World Championships (Division 1B) and scored a vital goal in his side's 5-4 victory over France which helped them stay in the division. After joining on a two-way deal from Elite League side Nottingham, Betteridge has continued to be an important part of the Wildcats team.
#48 Dennis Smith
Having missed out on a place at the World Championship by just £100 in 2012, Swindon darts player Smith was out to make amends. The PDC veteran qualified for a succession of European Tour events, having struggled to make any tournaments last year, which saw him rise to 49th in the world rankings and earn a place at Alexandra Palace where he lost to Adrian Lewis.
#47 Alun Rossiter
The Swindon Robins team manager went into 2013 looking to retain his side's Elite League title and, after keeping hold of four riders from the previous season, made a great start to the new campaign by beating Poole over two legs to win the Elite Shield. Rossiter kept his riders motivated despite them not being paid and narrowly missed out over two legs against Poole in the play-off semi-finals.
#46 Josh Townsend
As well as being a central figure for Swindon Flames Skater Hockey Club, Townsend captained Great Britain Juniors during 2013 and scored a host of vital goals. The Swindon player led his side at the European Championships in Dusseldorf where he contributed a host of goals and assists to help his country to the bronze medal with a victory over Denmark.
#45 Louis Thompson
The young Swindon Town midfielder has made huge strides during 2013 and is now a mainstay of the matchday squad. Thompson only managed one appearance during the final four months of the 2012/13 season but has added a further 17 this season in Mark Cooper's new look side. He also received a call-up to the Welsh U21 side for their match with Moldova in March.
#44 Josh McCarthy
2013 has been another year of progress for the young darts player. The Stratton player won the warm-up event at the BDO England Classic before winning the main youth event the following day. The victory added to an already bulging trophy cabinet which also now included the Polish Open and Polish Masters titles, both won in 2013, meaning the future looks bright.
#43 Liam Tucker
The Swindon Cricket Club captain was the brains behind the County Ground club's promotion from the Wiltshire Division, just a year after they were relegated from the Glos/Wilts Division. Tucker got the best out of the likes of Ardil Domingo and Jake Goodwin, as well as old stagers like Paul Paginton, and contributed with 442 runs from 18 innings, with a best of 96 not out.
#42 Tyrone Mings
After leaving Chippenham Town for the bright lights of the Championship with Ipswich Town, left-back Mings went on to make his professional football debut on the final day of last season away at Burnley. Mings has made seven more appearances for the Tractor Boys during the opening months of 2013/14 and has been tipped to have a bright future by manager Mick McCarthy.
#41 Liam McGuire
Swindon Flames netminder McGuire was a vital part of his side's National Championship bid which saw them eventually finish third in Rotherham. His performances for his club saw him called up to the Great Britain side for the first time, where he impressed once again as he picked up his country's player of the tournament award at the European Championship.
#40 Edward Kennett
The former Coventry rider arrived at the Robins for the start of the 2013 season, having won the league with Swindon boss Alun Rossiter with the Bees in 2010. Kennett made a flying start to life at Blunsdon and then looked in contention to reach the final heat of the British Final before just falling short. Kennett represented Great Britain in the first round of the World Cup at King's Lynn.
#39 Lee Power
Power's financial contribution to Swindon Town this year cannot be understated. His money helped lift the club out of a transfer embargo back in March and he has since taken on the overall running of the club. An astute eye for a player and strong ties to Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood enabled Town to bring in a raft of talented youngsters during the summer transfer window and as a result, on a limited budget, the Robins are still challenging for a League One play-off place.
#38 Shona O'Dwyer
Not content with mixing with the country's leading netball player in her age group, Lydiard Academy pupil O'Dwyer was selected to train with the best hockey players in the country at the Futures Cup during 2013. In netball, O'Dwyer was an integral part of the Hucclecote side which reached the national finals and appears to have a bright future in both of her sports.
#37 Giorgio Rigali
Seamer Rigali enjoyed another productive season with Goatacre which saw him take 31 wickets at an average of 25.29, with his best figures being 3/19. Rigali jetted Down Under for the winter to once again play for Stevens Reserve and while there took the prize scalp of England star Kevin Pietersen while working in the nets.
#36 Jordan O'Donoghue
The young Walcot boxer started the year in style with victory in the Golden Girls tournament in Sweden before winning a succession of impressive bouts after returning to home soil. The youngster completed an excellent season with a victory over schoolgirl champion Niamh McGukin on a Horseshow ABC event.
#35 James Phipps
Excalibur CEO James Phipps started 2013 as the main sponsor of Swindon Robins as well as being involved with Swindon Town, Swindon Wildcats and latterly Swindon Supermarine. When the Robins were experiencing cashflow issues Phipps stepped in alongside Dom Threlfall of Pedley Beach to make sure the Blunsdon club were able to finish the season.
#34 Laura Collett
The 24-year-old eventer enjoyed an eventful year which began with her working with racing legend Kauto Star in a bid to retrain him in dressage. Collett suffered a big fall at Tweseldown which left her in a coma and with serious damage to her lungs, but she was soon back in the saddle and was part of the GB side at the FEI Nations Cup in the Netherlands.
#33 Harry Scott
Walcot ABC chief coach Scott has been at the heart of all his young boxers have achieved during the year. The McDonagh brothers, Jimmy and Patrick, were his top performers with Jimmy winning the Three Nations Schoolboy Championship in June. Patrick also tasted success as he won the Youth Ambition Championships.
#32 Floyd Taylor
The Wildcats star captained Great Britain at the World Under 18 Championships where they narrowly missed out on the bronze medal. Taylor was included as a last minute selection for the World Under 20s Championhip, helping them survive relegation from Division 1B. With Wildcats, tenacious Taylor has been a consistent performer under Ryan Aldridge.
#31 Peter Kildemand
The Danish speedway star was once again the most exciting rider to watch round the Abbey Stadium, pushing the dimensions of the track to the limit in almost every meeting. Kildemand's efforts saw his average rise to over eight points for the first time in his career, earning him the rider of the year award for the second year in succession. He will be back at the club in 2014 as number one.
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Young Rangers Fan Loses Foul Ball to Adults, Cries; Yankees Announcer Trashes Clueless Coupleby Free Britney at .
There is currently no law that says you have to hand over a foul to a nearby toddler who was also reaching for it and cries as a result ... but come on, guys.
At the Rangers-Yankees game Wednesday night, a couple was so stoked to have caught one, they not only didn't give the thing up, they openly celebrated and preened for the cameras with the ball as the youngster bawled nearby:
This earned them a tongue-lashing from Yankee broadcaster Michael Kay, and landed the three-year-old and his parents on Good Morning America (above).
Luckily for our little buddy, the Rangers are giving him a ball signed by the ENTIRE TEAM. Class move by Texas and not a bad consolation prize for the kid.
Sean Leonard and Shannon Moore, on the other hand, have been castigated by the media - and want an apology from Kay, who led the charge."Oh my God they can't give it to the kid? They're actually like rubbing it in the kid's face. Very cold," Kay said of the pair, which disputed this account.
They told a Dallas television station that they had no idea the young boy next to them was crying or even upset over missing out on the baseball.
Leonard and Moore say they were simply caught up in the moment during the game and would've given the toddler the ball if they'd seen him.
They want an apology from the Yankees' play-by-play man for his remarks about them. Think they deserve it? Or should they sell their ball and buy a clue?
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I love how this is deleting the story that came out. The people were into each other and were there celebrating because they were days from getting married. They did offer the kid the ball but the parents said no because he should not get everything he wants. The team tossed him another ball later. The announcers jumped to conclusions and sullied these people's name by letting people believe they were selfish pricks who kept a ball from a kid.
I have a three year old and if he acted that way I would have been
so embrassed. Just another kid being raised to feel like the world owes him something. Shame on the parents for not using this time to teach him you don't get everything in life. The couple who caught the ball did NOTHING wrong.
If I had caught the ball I wouldn't have given it to anyone sitting next to me. That's my once in a lifetime moment. That child has years and years to catch a ball. So these people who keeps saying how selfish and ignorant that couple is need to get over it. If that particular moment hadn't been televised it wouldn't have been a big deal. But let's continue to teach our kids that its ok to act out in the public eye so they will get what they want. Brittany, Lindsay, Paris, Nicole, Kim etc etc, this list goes on forever.
Does EVERY child that was at the stadium that day get a freaking ball signed by all the Rangers?! The Kardashianisation of America continues. Congratulations on becoming a country that actually lives and dies not by values, or morals or decency but by what you see on the television. Ask no questions, afford no benefit of the doubt, hate your neighbours and throw a hissy fit when you don't get what you want (in this case I'm talking about the people trashing this innocent couple, not the child - toddlers you expect to have the maturity of...well...immature children...)


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Phil Simms names Eagles offense one of NFL's five worst units
Oct 25, 2013, 11:45 AM EDT
In terms of quality, there isn't much separation between the offenses for the Eagles and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Hey, don't shoot the messenger—that's the NFL according to Phil Simms.
The former New York Giants quarterback and CBS analyst was listing the top and bottom five units in the league on Showtime's Inside the NFL this week, and coming in at No. 60 is Philadelphia's offense. Never mind the Eagles are third in yards per game (425.3), tied for 13th in points per game (24.1). As offenses go, only the Jags and the Arizona Cardinals are worse says Simms.
To be fair, the Eagles managed to scrape together just three points against the Cowboys in Week 7, and we've seen the offense struggle to find the end zone before against Kansas City and Denver. Maybe Simms is on to something?
Nah. NJ.com's Jordan Raanan transcribed the segment, and Simms is full of it to say the least.
"I put the Philadelphia Eagles' offense as one of my bottom five. Why did I do it? Not that they are one of the worst five units in the NFL. It's because, 'It's going to be one of the fastest units we've ever seen. What are you going to do to stop? The NFL is … it's going to be unbelievable.'
How is that working out? Is it just the most unbelievable thing you've ever seen?"
That was Simms' full explanation on 'Inside the NFL.' The panel then skipped to the next topic.
Anybody able to make sense of that? No? Me either.
Look, the Eagles' offense has maybe got more attention than it deserves due in large part to Chip Kelly, but either they're one of the worst five units in the NFL or they're not. And they're not—you mean to tell me Simms would rather play in the Rams offense? The Vikings? The Jets? The Buccaneers? Please.
That's not even looking at defenses. What a dumb thing to say.
Raanan has more on Simms' rantings, including some reactions from Eagles players.
>> Simms ranks Eagles offense among five worst units [NJ.com]
- sfsu - Oct 25, 2013 at 1:04 PM
Remember, this is the NUMBER ONE football analyst CBS can find. Troy Aikman's brain will be liquid in ten years and he'll still be infinitely better than this asshole. Fuck New York.
- Giants Forever - Oct 25, 2013 at 4:32 PM
The major networks ALWAYS use Quarterbacks who have won the Super Bowl as color analysts. Of course, Eagles fans wouldn't be expected to know that. NYG 24 EAGBAGS 16 on Sunday. How's that ultra-fast Chip Kelly Offense workin' out for ya? Faster than Don Tollefson trying to rob a charity to support his drug habit, I heard! PHUCK PHILLY! You are all Giants wannabes…
- willh888 - Oct 25, 2013 at 5:27 PM
"The major networks ALWAYS use Quarterbacks who have won the Super Bowl as color analysts"
Except for
Steve Beuerline
Dan Fouts
Dan Marino
Rich Gannon
Boomer Esiason
Stay not smart, G-man
- sfsu - Oct 25, 2013 at 8:56 PM
You're right, I've always wanted my team to play in a swampland
- This guy sucks green - Oct 30, 2013 at 2:40 PM
Hahah are you kidding me dude…..with a healthy squad (as almost seen in week one against the skins) the birds have an excellent offense and just because Eli Manning has gotten lucky a couple times all of NY hated him his first few seasons and I personally would never want him on my team the Giants are pathetic this year in a horrible division they will finish dead last and the laughing stock of the NFL Eli will have a record breaking season with the most turnovers ever in a season and the team will fall apart….a healthy offense even with Vick who is at the end of his career has the potential to be on of the top 5 offenses in the NFL and I'm talking about having a healthy Maclin. Please try to tell me the Giants have a better offense because ugh YOU CAN'T…..and the birds almost beat your pathetic crew in blue with a rookie QB who has had barely had any reps with the first team all year
- GiantsFansEatDickANDCrow - Nov 29, 2013 at 1:43 AM
So buddy, how is all that shit talking going for you now?
- Connor - Dec 9, 2013 at 2:26 PM
Hey guy, how you like them apples? 8-5 baby. G-men sitting pretty with 5 wins though. Still one more win than the Bills, Browns and Jaguars I guess…so you've got that going for you
- willh888 - Oct 25, 2013 at 1:34 PM
Nah I'd rather have el-int manning behind center with his 15 interceptions, 1 win and 66 rating. Add zero running backs to that offense you have yourself the aahm, 2013 NYGiants. And hey, how bout them Tampa Bay Bucs. Averaging 14 points per game to go with that super fun 297 yards of TOTAL offense, ooo man. Give me that Glennon dude and no Doug Martin. Watch out NFC South, they'll win a game eventually.
Just slap the ginas on sunday and put this character in his place.
- Youngster - Oct 25, 2013 at 1:40 PM
Most of the time, our offense is a mess. They do have moments of brilliance with the big play, but outside of McCoy, I couldn't care less if they stayed or went. Hell, a case could be made that they're probably the worst offensive unit in NFC East. Are they bottom five dweller, no they're not.
- willh888 - Oct 25, 2013 at 1:48 PM
make the case then.
- This guy sucks green - Oct 30, 2013 at 2:44 PM
Are you kidden me man? Did you see the Eagles on Monday night against the skins with a healthly squad besides Maclin…..the offense hasn't moved that quick since but that offense was unstoppable and if Foles can be halfway decent while Vick is getting healthy the Birds will win the NFC east for sure
- RobbyRob - Oct 25, 2013 at 2:17 PM
I recall a Sims broadcast a few years ago when he said one team was learning that the other wasn't "a one-horse pony show." That's three cliches jammed into one statement that makes no sense. Listening to Phil just might make you dumber.
- zorbo - Oct 25, 2013 at 2:45 PM
Phil Simms would make a great politician! Sounds just like most of them already.
- jay peezo - Oct 25, 2013 at 2:24 PM
dude national media hates philly….probably cuz theres a ton of new york folks in that game and they are sour on the illadelph. phil simms is a pussy.
- Norma Stitz - Oct 25, 2013 at 3:28 PM
I'm gonna drink a brick of beers at the tailgate on Sunday.
- Jayking - Oct 26, 2013 at 3:57 PM
What a dumb retard Jacksonville is 32nd statistical ranked and the eagles are 6th Numbers never lie
- LolCryEaglesCry - Oct 27, 2013 at 10:45 PM
Unless Jags put up more points on the Niners D than eagles put up on the Giants
- LolCryEaglesCry - Oct 27, 2013 at 10:44 PM
Put up 0 points on offense congrats salty philthy fans
- This guy sucks green - Oct 30, 2013 at 2:45 PM
And still almost beat the Giants….imagine if shady got the ball on the 2 yard line instead of having our 3rd string right handed QB roll to his left on a play he has only seen on tape…would have been a different game
- Mark - Oct 28, 2013 at 1:32 PM
Simms and Collinsworth have had a back and forth about this offense since Week 1. Simms has done nothing but mock the read-option since before the season and his statement was meant as a big FU to all the people that were building it up.
He seems to really take it personally for some reason, and actually ranks them in the bottom 5 JUST BECAUSE of the hype, not that the stats are in the bottom 5.
Basically, he is a troll.
- dave - Nov 9, 2013 at 3:14 AM
didn't the giants get shut out by the falcons a few years back in the play offs to a horrible d, the only points they scored was a safety
- Dave - Nov 19, 2013 at 9:55 PM
Simms is a fuckin joke
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