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Mr. Sefrol wrote:... Wait wait wait wait... Kusang... You... You do stuff for them? You did that? What?
Yeah, some time ago he mentioned starting as an animator for them back in season 2. Good on ya Kusang (^_^)/)
Mr. Sefrol wrote:... Wait wait wait wait... Kusang... You... You do stuff for them? You did that? What?
Kusang_Manalo wrote:SSHHHH not so loud. But yeah, I worked on the S3.
Now if you can do me a favor, just don't go around telling about this. That or just don't mention my username. *wink. My studio's don't take kindly on animators mingling with the internets. You know, some bad stuff happen he he.
Mr. Sefrol wrote:No, I'm just kidding. But I did blog about that Derpy winking. Seriously though... Kusang... I have so much respect for you T-T
Mr. Sefrol wrote:I... I'm just feeling mighty fine right now! And my heart burst 3 times this day...
One was from just having an awesome day regardless, celebrating a super belated birthday with my pops and getting a
wad of cash out of left field, and 2 more times FROM THIS EPISODE ALONE! Even though the amount of songs sort of offput me by the slightest bit at first the second Twilight burst into light and was transported to some ethereal plain and Celestia started to sing I melted 1000 times over in my seat... It was just beautiful :'D And then my heart just couldn't stop feeling so many feels all the way through from there. Everything just clicked well. I was in awe...
Also, for the last part I saw quite a lot of notable background ponies pop up that were pretty cool. Most of all was Lrya. Seriously, on more than one occasion near the end she was acting beyond joyful over everyone else. And seeing some crystal ponies show up was nice of them to add too.
Kusang_Manalo wrote:You guys saw that sequence where Twi's in an ethereal plane, right? That's the work of one guy. Damn, I can't even understand how he did that.
Kusang_Manalo wrote:No, not the seaponies!
Could have been worse.... we could have a demonic centaur.
Dibulba: The power of After Effects, my friend, the power of After Effects.
Mr. Sefrol wrote:@ Kusang: Well okay then. I'll be looking forward to the news of your working on S4 then :3 How far in advance do they start making new episodes for a season exactly?
Also, I'd like to see that "Flutterdragon" and Rarity & Tavi duet that was mentioned at the beginning of S3.
P.S. I sometimes enter a room saying "Shoo-be-doo!" for some odd reason... It's stuck in my head...
J-Dude wrote: Then when Celestia swoops down and says Twilight's a Princess, Pinkie Pie takes a moment to drink a glass of water, JUST so she can do a spit-take... THAT is FUNNY...
punzil504 wrote:J-Dude wrote: Then when Celestia swoops down and says Twilight's a Princess, Pinkie Pie takes a moment to drink a glass of water, JUST so she can do a spit-take... THAT is FUNNY...
I laughed even harder at that considering it happened right after all of the media hoopla about Marco Rubio's awkward Poland Springs moment following the State of the Union address.
If this episode is going to be Derpy's last appearance, then she certainly went out in style.
Now I just have to re-watch the episode in HD, since I was forced to watch it on my phone...
Is the Equestria Girl spinoff supposed to be replacing what could have been the other 12 episodes of Season 3, or is it not starting until the summer?
dj1107 wrote:You know what also gets stuck in your head? THIS! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLKVkH8dtWs
J-Dude wrote:Seriously Hasbro, if you fuck up their characters and make a mockery of FIM with this thing, I WILL FUCKING KILL YOU! I WILL STAB YOU IN THE BRAIN!
J-Dude wrote:And yeah, if this does suck, I'd rather it were easily ignored in the canon. I'm just saying for this show to even INTEREST me, it would have to be the actual ponies coming to another world and having human adventures. Elsewise, it just looks like a colossal waste of time, because I don't CARE about THESE in-name-only characters, I care about the ponies I've been with from the beginning. Sweeping all of that under the rug and transplanting these personalities into dull human personas so they can do dull human high school things is something I couldn't POSSIBLY be less interested.
It's the "Human in Equestria" angle that perks my ear, and what I'm hoping this is. Because I LOVE culture shock. I love time travel movies where people from WAY in the past get zapped into present day and marvel at high technology. I love the Avengers to DEATH for the fact that we have poor displaced Steve Rogers acclimating to 70 years of being out of the loop. Jesus, when we discovered that one isolated tribe that had never seen anything outside of their tiny village in the jungle, that footage had me freaking out, because it was a REAL example of what I loved to see in movies.
Hell, I WROTE a human in Equestria piece because the clash of our two worlds sounds endlessly fascinating.
So I'm cautiously hoping it becomes what I'd love to see, because this kind of thing doesn't typically happen, y'know? So if Hasbro squanders this chance, Ima be fuckin pissed off.
True Order wrote:Meh.
Also despite the hype prevalent in this thread I hold onto my previous opinion of whichFimFlam agrees with me on.
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The Fort Hays State University football team received more good health news in last Saturday's 34-17 home victory against William Jewell (Mo.) College and then throughout this week.
Junior safety Micheal Jordan missed part of the season opener because of a shoulder injury. Jordan was still banged up for several weeks, but the returning all-MIAA honorable mention selection was healthy last Saturday.
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The NJCAA Division I tournament switched from a 16-team double elimination format to 24-team single elimination. Supporters of the change said that made all the games more meaningful but others noted that it also meant nearly half the teams left the city by the second day of the tournament in March, The Hutchinson News reported (http://bit.ly/1dUMMOH ).
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Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is a beautiful region known for its 1,000 lakes large and small, national parks and nature reserves, an enchanting Baltic coast, elegant seaside villa architecture and welcoming lakeside cafés. But since 2008, Mecklenburg's attractions have also included the Myth and Fairytale Route.
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"Near drowning" means a person almost died from not being able to breathe (suffocating) under water.
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Symptoms can vary, but may include:
When someone is drowning:
If the person's breathing has stopped, begin rescue breathing as soon as you can. This often means starting the breathing process while still in the water.
Continue to breathe for the person every few seconds while moving him or her to dry land. Once on land, give CPR as needed.
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The Heimlich maneuver is NOT part of the routine rescue of near drownings. Do NOT perform the Heimlich maneuver unless repeated attempts to position the airway and use rescue breathing have failed and you think the person's airway is blocked. Performing the Heimlich maneuver increases the chances that an unconscious person will vomit and then choke on the vomit.
Call 911 or your local emergency if you cannot rescue the drowning person without putting yourself in danger. If you are trained and able to rescue the person, do so and then call for medical help.
All near-drowning patients should be checked by a doctor. Even though the person may seem okay quickly at the scene, lung complications are common. Fluid and body chemical (electrolyte) imbalances may develop. Other traumatic injuries may be present.
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Richards DB, Knaut AL. Drowning. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 143.
Jacob L. Heller, MD, MHA, Emergency Medicine, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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A computed tomography (CT) scan of the heart is an imaging method that uses x-rays to create detailed pictures of the heart and its blood vessels.
CAT scan - heart; Computed axial tomography scan - heart; Computed tomography scan - heart; Calcium scoring; Multi-detector CT scan - heart; Electron beam computed tomography - heart; Agaston score; Coronary calcium scan
You will be asked to lie on a narrow table that slides into the center of the CT scanner.
A computer creates separate images of the body area, called slices.
You must be still during the exam, because movement causes blurred images. You may be told to hold your breath for short periods of time.
The entire scan should only take about 10 minutes
Certain exams require a special dye, called contrast, to be delivered into the body before the test starts. Contrast helps certain areas show up better on the x-rays.
Before receiving the contrast:
If you weigh more than 300 pounds, find out if the CT machine has a weight limit. Too much weight can cause damage to the scanner's working parts.
You will be asked to remove jewelry and wear a hospital gown during the study.
Some people may have discomfort from lying on the hard table.
Contrast given through an IV may cause a:
These sensations are normal and usually go away within a few seconds.
CT rapidly creates detailed pictures of the heart and its arteries. The test may diagnose or detect:
Results are considered normal if the heart and arteries being examined are normal in appearance.
Your "calcium score" is based on the amount of calcium found in the arteries of your heart.
Abnormal results may be due to:
If your calcium score is high:
Risks of CT scans include:
CT scans do expose you to more radiation than regular x-rays. Having many x-rays or CT scans over time may increase your risk for cancer. However, the risk from any one scan is small. You and your doctor should weigh this risk against the benefits of getting a correct diagnosis for a medical problem.
Some people have allergies to contrast dye. Let your doctor know if you have ever had an allergic reaction to injected contrast dye.
Rarely, the dye may cause a life-threatening allergic response called anaphylaxis . If you have any trouble breathing during the test, you should notify the scanner operator immediately. Scanners come with an intercom and speakers, so the operator can hear you at all times.
Taylor AJ. Cardiac computed tomography. In: Bonow, ed. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chapter 19.
Taylor AJ, Cerqueira M, Hodgson JM, et al. ACCF/SCCT/ACR/AHA/ASE/ASNC/NASCI/SCAI/SCMR 2010 Appropriate Use Criteria for Cardiac Computed Tomography: A Report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation Appropriate Use Criteria Task Force, the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography, the American College of Radiology, the American Heart Association, the American Society of Echocardiography, the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology, the North American Society for Cardiovascular Imaging, the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, and the Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance. Circulation. 2010 Nov 23;122(21):e525-55.
Michael A. Chen, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington Medical School, Seattle, Washington Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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Seattle, the team Sporting News picked to win the Super Bowl, destroyed the San Francisco 49ers. If the Seahawks didn't already have your attention, you certainly can't dismiss them now. A balanced and dynamic offense is paired with a shutdown defense.Start Slideshow
It's like Richard Sherman said—the Seahawks are on another level.
But others are giving chase. Specifically, the New Orleans Saints and their strong defense is closing strong, while the Denver Broncos are staying in striking distance.
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Why they're here: You saw how they ripped the defending NFC champs, right? Their 29-3 win over the 49ers was pure physical dominance, including Marshawn Lynch's running.
How they move down: Lose that intensity in a string of non-conference games. They play the entire weak AFC South over the next month.
What's next: vs. Jacksonville, they trade hardball with San Francisco for softball vs. former Seahawks defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and the Jaguars at home.
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Why they're here: Peyton Manning cooled down a bit against his brother, but at the same time, Knowshon Moreno helped rev up the running game and Trindon Holliday sparked the return game. What a complete performance vs. the Giants.
How they move up: Keep rolling and hope the Seahawks slip up soon.
How they move down: If they let the foot injury to left tackle Ryan Clady slow down their yardage and scoring pace. With Manning, it's hard to see that happening.
What's next: vs. Oakland, the Monday night rout is already on.
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Why they're here: The 49ers had a pretty tough 1-2 punch in Green Bay and Seattle to start, and they felt the noise as the Seahawks knocked them down hard.
How they move up: Take care of business with impressive blowouts of their own against the top of the AFC South and bottom of NFC West. Aldon Smith should prepare for big damage.
How they move down: Let what happened in Seattle keep ringing in the ears.
What's next: vs. Indianapolis, another week, another 2012 playoff team.
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Why they're here: Thank Matt Schaub for leading another massive comeback, as the Monday night semi-miracle at San Diego was trumped by the surge to save face at home vs. Tennessee. It's clear they have the firepower (hello, DeAndre Hopkins) to win games in more ways.
How they move up: With Baltimore, Seattle and San Francisco as their next three games, the path to No. 1 is right there in front of them.
How they move down: Keep living dangerously and give up big leads. They won't be able to rally in the same way against better competition.
What's next: at Baltimore, where former Raven Ed Reed will try to play for the first time for his new team when he's feted by his old team.
MORE: Andre Johnson battling concussion
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Why they're here: It hasn't been pretty, as Tom Brady and the offense have been far out of sync from their usual lofty, prolific standard. But then again, Chandler Jones and the defense has made the necessary plays, and they still have two division wins.
How they move up: Start looking like the Patriots' offense we are used to seeing. Getting Rob Gronkowski back in Week 3 would be nice.
How they move down: If they don't tune up in time for potential shootouts with Atlanta, Cincinnati and New Orleans that are on the horizon.
What's next: vs. Tampa Bay, when they will make sure to keep Adrian Clayborn far away from Brady.
MORE: Penalties on legal hits hurting game
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Why they're here: Aaron Rodgers and his magnificent flying machines. It must feel good to have Randall Cobb, Jordy Nelson and James Jones streaking down the field at will, right? The Redskins still feel bad about it.
How they move up: Going into their Week 4 bye with another impressive victory, this time on the road against the AFC North power Bengals.
How they move down: Stumble a bit at Cincinnati, and suddenly are 1-2 going into that bye.
What's next: at Cincinnati, when Rodgers will need to negotiate a minefield of a pass rush.
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Why they're here: Defense. That's really not good for the rest of the NFC, given the Saints were able to start 2-0 without Drew Brees not really finding his groove with their offense. The Sean Payton and Rob Ryan effects have also have given New Orleans that playoff swagger again.
How they move up: Keep holding serve at home the next two weeks, in preparation for a potential huge game at Chicago in Week 5.
How they move down: The next two opponents, the Cardinals and Dolphins, are defensive-minded and can give Brees more trouble if he doesn't better protect the ball and keeps getting little help from the running game.
What's next: vs. Arizona, welcoming back former LSU stars Patrick Peterson and Tyrann Mathieu.
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Why they're here: Offense. Jay Cutler is well protected, getting the ball out quickly and well to Brandon Marshall, Matt Forte and Martellus Bennett. Although some of those same old Cutler mistakes are there, he's been sharpest in the fourth quarter.
How they move up: Cut down on the turnovers, force a few more and get the dormant pass rush going.
How they move down: Fail to carry the momentum from Soldier Field to the road, where they'll be against the tough defensive fronts of the Steelers and Lions in the next two weeks.
What's next: at Pittsburgh, where they'll face a most desperate team on Sunday night.
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Why they're here: The champs got blitzed by Peyton Manning and Denver in Week 1, and kind of limped through what should have been a much easier home opener of Cleveland.
How they move up: Redeem their AFC status with a home win over the Texans, and work harder on the road to be 4-1 going into a Week 6 home date vs. Green bay.
How they move down: Let the injury to Ray Rice and passing-game inconsistency further drag their slow-starting offense.
What's next: vs. Houston, as the emotions will be high after seeing Ed Reed in a different uniform.
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Why they're here: The Falcons' preseason issues (offensive line, running game, pass defense) are all showing up early, but now injury adversity has piled on (Roddy White, Steven Jackson, Kroy Biermann, Sean Weatherspoon). For now, Matt Ryan is still loaded enough in the passing game with Julio Jones to carry the team a bit.
How they move up: They get two undefeated teams from the AFC East, the Dolphins and the Patriots back to back. That means riding the right arm of Ryan a little more.
How they move down: Put Ryan in a difficult position with little run-pass balance, and the absence of Jackson won't help that. These next two weeks are critical to the team's 2013 hopes.
What's next: at Miami, which will put the heat on the Falcons to try to win another tight one.
MORE: Weatherspoon on IR, Jackson out 2 to 4 weeks
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Why they're here: The team we tabbed as AFC North favorites and Super Bowl contenders in the preseason showed up against Pittsburgh on Monday night with a dominant 20-10 victory. The defense remains as nasty as ever, and the offense might be turning a corner with Andy Dalton settling in with his talented young weapons.
How they move up: Show off the offense in grander style with Aaron Rodgers and the Packers coming to town.
How they move down: Get too aggressive with their defense, and not aggressive enough with their offense.
What's next: vs. Green Bay, a good test for how far the young playoff team has really come.
MORE: Bengals turn tide on Steelers
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Why they're here: Jacksonville was a bit of free space, but they really flexed their defensive muscles against the Cowboys to increase their belief that they can go from 2-14 to the playoffs. The offense of Andy Reid and Alex Smith has the desired effect of steadiness.
How they move up: Keep Reid rolling through the reunion tour with the NFC East, which includes the Eagles and Giants in the next two weeks.
How they move down: Play it too close to the vest with their offense. They want Alex Smith to be efficient and protect the ball, but they need to take some shots to keep up in shootouts.
What's next: at Philadelphia, where Reid will be "welcomed" back on Thursday.
MORE: Chiefs defense puts AFC on notice
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Why they're here: The Cowboys are back at it, playing close games. Although they slipped by the Giants, it was disconcerting that they couldn't quite finish on the Chiefs. One thing is clear: Their defense is much improved and more active under Monte Kiffin.
How they move up: The schedule really starts to open up to rack some wins, and in between, they'll get their direct shot at Denver at home in Week 5.
How they move down: Keep getting little from their run blocking and DeMarco Murray, putting too much pressure on Tony Romo and Dez Bryant.
What's next: vs. St. Louis, where Sam Bradford will return to where he got hurt in college.
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Why they're here: The Dolphins have come out with a ferocious pass rush, strong run defense and an improved passing game with Ryan Tannehill to get an early jump in the wild-card race with a pair of Midwest road wins.
How they move up: We'll see just how far Tannehill and his revamped weapons (see Mike Wallace) have come as they duel with the high-flying Falcons this week.
How they move down: They can't afford to keep giving Tannehill an anemic running game with downfield play-action a big part of his success.
What's next: vs. Atlanta, a game which will quickly tell us if they are "for real."
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Why they're here: The Colts have some of the same defensive problems coming to the forefront again, and although he tries his best, Andrew Luck can't quite save the day in close games every week.
How they move up: Stick with the run and diverse play-calling (more T.Y. Hilton) to help take pressure off Luck, and be a bit more effective rushing the opposing quarterback.
How they move down: Keep getting overwhelmed by one-on-one defensive liabilities.
What's next: at San Francisco, vs. Luck's old coaching friend at Stanford, Jim Harbaugh.
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Why they're here: A whole lot of offense, and not much defense. The Eagles will keep speeding up, scoring a lot and be fun to watch, and they need it as many more shootouts are ahead with Chip Kelly.
How they move up: Play just a little more defense late in games, to not waste the big efforts of Michael Vick, LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson. They're in no position to take their feet off the gas.
How they move down: The volume of plays means giving up plenty of hits and wear on Vick and McCoy, and there should be concern how long they can last at this rate.
What's next: vs. Kansas City, when Kelly will try to prove he's an upgrade over Andy Reid.
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Why they're here: They haven't been able to run the ball, or stop the pass. They aren't protecting the ball either. It's left Eli Manning trying to make up for all their mistakes, and making a lot more of his own.
How they move up: If there's one team built to recover from a slow start, or even a midseason stumble, it's the Giants. Tom Coughlin and Manning just have a knack for a sudden turnaround toward the top.
How they move down: Struggle more against a good Panthers defense, and get stuck at 0-3 after playing another 0-2 team.
What's next: at Carolina, where the Giants waltzed to a huge Thursday night win in 2012.
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Why they're here: There's no doubt they have a more dynamic offense, with Jared Cook and Tavon Austin already paying dividends. Defensively, their pass rush and cover men looked strong against one shaky offense (Arizona) and weak vs. a steady one (Atlanta).
How they move up: The Rams won't be intimidated by the Cowboys, and Jeff Fisher will push the envelope again so his team has a shot in every game.
How they move down: If Sam Bradford doesn't take advantage of his new receivers and better protection by making big mental errors.
What's next: at Dallas, , in an old school NFC matchup.
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Why they're here: It's the same old Lions. Their offense looked like world-beaters in Week 1 over the Vikings, and just when it looked like their defense would burn the Cardinals, the lack of consistent discipline and execution reared their ugly heads.
How they move up: Find their winning identity again and stick with it. You never know what you will get from Detroit, despite the immense talent at the skill positions and defensive line.
How they move down: Stay sloppy, because the next three opponents—the Redskins, Bears and Packers—can take full advantage of it.
What's next: vs. Washington, where RG3 and friends will be desperate.
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Why they're here: Philip Rivers and Eddie Royal have their passing game humming under offensive-minded rookie coach Mike McCoy, and they are very close to being 2-0. The reason they aren't is a defense that has given too many big plays downfield.
How they move up: The streaky Rivers stays hot, and they can somehow get Ryan Mathews going in the backfield, too. The pass protection has been a nice surprise.
How they move down: If they don't shore up the problems on the back end and make Rivers win more high-scoring affairs.
What's next: at Tennessee, cross country again against one hard-hitting defense.
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Why they're here: They are a bit of a mess, relying too much on Adrian Peterson and big plays from defense and special teams. At the same time, they're not getting enough big plays from Christian Ponder, and bigger mistakes.
How they move up: Settle down in their home opener after a brutal 1-2 division road punch.
How they move down: Ponder continues to struggle and not protect the ball, taking away from Leslie Frazier's desired physical winning formula.
What's next: vs. Cleveland, in the ideal home game for an 0-2 team.
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Why they're here: The Titans have showed a lot of defensive fight, and have been getting away with a run-heavy approach because of it.
How they move up: Let Jake Locker loose a bit. The running game with Chris Johnson looks stronger, and Gregg Williams' aggressiveness has increased the takeaway quotient.
How they move down: Keep trying to hide their quarterback as they start to face more good ones.
What's next: vs. San Diego, in an early AFC wild-card unofficial elimination game.
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Why they're here: The defense. Blame Robert Griffin III not being close to 100 percent all you want, but it's unfair for even the healthiest of quarterbacks to make ground with the Redskins giving up anything and everything.
How they move up: Don't panic and go back to the bread and butter of the traditional running game to help better set up RG3 early in the vertical passing game.
How they move down: If they don't shore up the secondary, despite having a talented pass rush (see Ryan Kerrigan and Brian Orakpo).
What's next: vs. Detroit, which will test that secondary aplenty again.
MORE: Stick a fork in 0-2 Redskins
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Why they're here: Have you seen their offense? Ben Roethlisberger is trying to be the savior, but it's hard with limited linemen, short targets and a non-existent running game. It's a shame, because LaMarr Woodley and the defense is doing its job.
How they move up: Get Heath Miller back, get Le'Veon Bell back and give rookie Markus Wheaton more targets to be a difference maker.
How they move down: They keep letting Roethlisberger get hung out to dry, and don't help him with lousy play-calling.
What's next: vs. Chicago, in pretty much a must-win home Sunday night game.
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Why they're here: The Cardinals will be a roller coaster all season. They are riding on a one-dimensional, mistake-filled offense, and counting on their inconsistent defense to be timely with stops and takeaways.
How they move up: Better protect the ball, starting with quarterback Carson Palmer. Let Tyrann Mathieu start touching the ball, too, a la Patrick Peterson.
How they move down: If they don't find a semblance of a running game and a more consistent pass defense.
What's next: at New Orleans, where Palmer will duel Drew Brees. -
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Why they're here: EJ Manuel has shaken off the rookie jitters, and was pretty calm late to help the Bills get his first win.
How they move up: Keep riding with the running game, as C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson are an ideal duo to take pressure off Manuel. Speaking of pressure, Mario Williams looks possessed rocking other QBs.
How they move down: Manuel's mental mistakes will happen, but they need to limit them as much as possible to have any shot of winning.
What's next: at New York Jets, where Manuel goes up against fellow rookie Geno Smith. -
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Why they're here: They are back to their old habits of not being able to finish out close games, putting their mental toughness into questions. Also familiar is the lack of offensive support all-around for Cam Newton.
How they move up: Work at bearing down at the end of games, and not blowing a good afternoon with one bad penalty (see Luke Kuechly).
How they move down: Keep staying stagnant offensively, and let teams start running well on them again.
What's next: vs. New York Giants, before what could be one very long bye week.
Last week: 25Next
Why they're here: Geno Smith didn't make the mistakes overcome in a tight defensive struggle in Week 1. That didn't happen in Week 2.
How they move up: Have Smith prove he should have been the first quarterback drafted head-to-head vs. EJ Manuel.
How they move down: They stray away from the run, putting too much pressure on Smith and wasting a nasty defense.
What's next: vs. Buffalo, what figures to be another nip-and-tuck division tilt.
Last week: 30Next
Why they're here: Terrelle Pryor has been a pleasant surprise, more than saving face at quarterback. Although they can't hang with elite QB teams, they showed he's a lot better than, say, Jacksonville has under center.
How they move up: Keep letting Pryor loose and support him better with Darren McFadden and the traditional running game.
How they move down: If they keep getting little from their pass rush and secondary when those opponents' QBs are that good.
What's next: at Denver, where they will get a wake-up call from Peyton Manning.
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Why they're here: They can't win close games, despite gritty defensive efforts, because of their utter lack of discipline under Greg Schiano. Case in point is the costly Dashon Goldson helmet-to-helmet penalty that will keep the thumping safety out one week. He is appealing the suspension.
How they move up: Clean up the little things and suddenly get some above-average play from Josh Freeman.
How they move down: Look like a team that's about to quit on its QB and coach.
What's next: at New England, where they're about to see a much better Tom Brady.
MORE: Bucs' most undisciplined team
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Why they're here: The money they spent on defense is showing, but unfortunately, the big offensive coaching changes haven't produced a better Brandon Weeden. He's hurting Trent Richardson, and now he's hurt (right thumb) himself.
How they move up: With whichever quarterback, getting back to stretching the field with returning Josh Gordon. It's the element that can both boost Richardson and make Jordan Cameron that more effective.
How they move down: Continue the offensive ineptitude by not being aggressive or effective running, despite a good offensive line.
What's next: at Minnesota, where Adrian Peterson is what the Browns need Richardson to be. -
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Why they're here: Both quarterbacks, Chad Henne and Blaine Gabbert, have looked awful, and their offense has produced only nine points, all last week in the 19-9 loss at Oakland.
How they move up: Just unleash their youth, Cecil Shorts, Ace Sanders, Denard Robinson, and hope for the best while Henne is off kilter.
How they stay down: Not getting Maurice Jones-Drew back in a hurry.
What's next: at Seattle, where scoring points looks unlikely.


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The College News Volume VII. No. 2. BRYX MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, ('(TOBER 6. 1<>20 Price 10 Cents REELING AND WRITHING CLUB WILL WORK WITH ROBERT FR08T Public Reading Will Open Court* Robert Lee Frost, Professor at Atnherst and one of America's leading poels, has been secured by the Reeling and Writhing Gub to hold a series of informal meetings with members of the club. A reading by Mr. Frost, open to the public, will con- stitute the first meeting of the series, which will be held some time before the middle of November. "We shall have to get a little more American literature directly out of the col- leges or know the reason why," says Mr. Frost in a letter to one of the officers ot the Reeling and Writhing Club. "I see no better way to do it than by laying on our younger students the obligation to produce something besides exercises to be blue- penciled for details by teachers. The col- leges haven't dared to expect absolute lit- erature of mere students. Yet when you stop to consider, you find that before they wcre past the age of being students, nearly all the real writers that ever wrote had done something definite of the kind they were to be known for all the rest of their lives. Probably the colleges haven't ex- pected enough of young writers. But per- haps it is the country's fault. A young country is too easily satisfied with a mechanical proficiency in the arts that can at best never be better than amateurish The country may not expect enough. Ami then again 1 am not sure the country is to blame. 1 don't know that either the coun- try or the colleges could expect enough ol young artists. The young artists have to expect it of themselves, by some miracle, for it to be enough" To Mr. Frost has been attributed a psychological insight, spiritual veracity, an artistic simplicity, power and originality such as no other contributor to American literature has displayed since Emerson and Whitman. He is the author of "North of Boston," "Mountain Interval" and "A Boy's Will." The latter is to be found in the New Book Room. PRESIDENTTHOMASDECORATED BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT Given High Honor of Gold Palms of Officier de ('Instruction Publique The gold academic palms of Officer de l'lnstruction I'ublique. the highest educa- tional decoration in France, was awarded to President Thomas this summer by the French government. "The decoration was bestowed," said President Thomas in chapel last Wednesday, "not, 1 am sure, as an individual award, but because of Bryn Xlawr's sympathy and love for things French, and localise of the wish which is �Ito ours that at Bryn Mawr College French Culture and French literature and learning may continue to be reverenced and cultivated." Bryn Mawr was among the first colleges in the United States to invite famous French literary men who visited this coun try lecture in French. Among them were Monsieur Brunctierc, for many years editor of the Revue du Deux Mondes; M. Henri de Rcgnicr, the poet, and XI. Hugucs Le Roox "Also," said President Thomas to a newi reporter, "Bryn Mawr from its open inv in 1885 conducted ils classes in French and we believe that WC are still the only college or university in the United States lo conduct all our graduate and under- graduate vvrk ill I'Vemh." "JINGLE BELLS" UNPARODIED BY 1923 ON PARADE NIGHT MI8S KING TOUR8 8PAIN TO 8TU0V ART FOR HISPANIC 80CIETY After a tour of eighteen months in Spain, Miss King, professor of History of Art, has returned from making an ex- haustive study of Spanish art for the His- panic Society of America. Xliss King was accompanied by Miss H. L. Lowber, who took photographs which will illustrate the series of essays which Miss King will write. The course of the travel lay for the most part through out of the way rural districts, reached by public motor dili- gences or on mules. In Spain many of the art specimens arc scattered throughout the country, those of each region being kept at best in collections belonging to the local churches and monasteries. Xliss King vis- ited many of these, though to do so in the case of more than one convent she had to obtain the permission of the Pope. Every opportunity was given her to pursue the course of her investigations. Starting with the cave paintings of paleolithic man at Altamira, Xliss King's studies included frescoes, carved and col- ored paneN. through the paintings of later centuries down to the works of Morales, termed the 'clumr" Xliss I.owUr made a special study ol the archiu.un, ol Span- ish towns and castles MISS IRENE HARMON AWARDED RED CROSS SCHOLARSHIP Honor Department of Sociology The Carols WocrishorTcr Department at Itryn XIawr lias been chosen bj the Ameri- can Red Cross M ODC ol its Centers cil" training and has been awarded scholar- ships which will enable several students to attend the seminary in Sociology here. Om has already been awarded to Xliss Irene Harmon. Dr. Neva Deardorff, who gives the semi- nary, is assistant to the general manager of the Red Cross in Washington and comes to Bryn Xlawr the first of every week for this work. Four of the students will live in the home of Xliss Gertrude Fly, who has consented to take them in, as the accommodations for graduate students at college are insuffi- cient SOCIAL SERVICE PARTY TO BE GIVEN SATURDAY NIGHT Xcxt Saturday night the Social Service Committee ol the Christian Association udl |ivc a party in the gymnasium at quarter to eight. Opening speeches will be made by Dean Smith and Helen Barrett, 13, head of the Bryn Xlawr Community Center. Margaret Ketmard, '22. will speak on Junk," and F. Donnelly. 71, on behalf of the Sewing Committee Children's dresses made for the committee and posters on Community Center subjects will be on ex- hibition. Refreshment! end dancing irfll be included in the program Monsieur GiMi. French Protestor Claude Gilli, B.A., has been appointed \--ociate ProfeatOf of Old French Monsieur (jib, ol N'ic. France, rex mil the degree of Bachelor m \rts from London University, with lirst:class Honours in 1MB Hi w.i- Rothl prisemaa m koiii.uut Philology, i nreei nd held the lectureship in nee PMIotog] at East London Col 1O10-1J, and ..t W.stt.ld College. ii. 1911-13 He ��� bcturer at iln Unhrersit) ol afontpelliei from 1�I7 Ml 1924 Throws Off Even Hoodoo Breaking all even records and completely baffling the Sophomores, 1924 sang their parade long unparodied under Pembroke Arch last Wednesday night. The sleuthing was very quiet, and there was practically no excitement until 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, when fifteen Freshmen collected in B. Pierson's room and were taught the song which was written by B. I'rice, while their classmates outside naa popular airs to deceive the Sophomores At the class meeting called that night those who had learned the song taught it to the,others. No written copies were made. Iti the midst of the meeting the Sophomores turned the lights out all over the gymnasium. The Freshmen meet- ing was immediately adjourned, and they marched up to the Arch in dead silence. The Sophomore sleuths under the leader- ship of A Smith were tireless. They shadowed the Freshmen Committee night and day and several times got possession of the words of the song hut were unable to discover the tune. This is the first time that an even class has kept its Parade song and is only the third lime that it has been done in the his- tory of Parade night The other classes wen l�ll and 1021. ------------ OFFICERS OF DISCUSSION CLUB ATTEMPT TO REVIVE DEBATING Winning Team Will Debate Publicly Debating will again enter th< ranks of college activities this Fall, if enough would* be dehatOra sign the papers to be passed around Thursday noon. The debating committee, the officers of the Discussion Club, will explain the pro- ject at the undergraduate meeting Wednes- day night, emphasizing both the advantages of interest in current topics and ability to speak publicly and the necessity of serious work in preparing debates. Only those students willing to look up a subject and speak once or twice during the debating season will be asked to sign. Meetings dosed to all except those who have signed up to debate, will probably be- held every three weeks. Fach time lour people will debate, two on a side, and in- formal discussions follow. Subjects will be those of general current interest or Con- ine wd with tome college course or some policy or activity of the college. A public debate before the college, with ipeakeri chosen from those who have de- bated in the club, will dote the season OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENT8 TO VOTE AT COMING ELECTIONS Student! who have attained the age of twenty-one and will not b< twenty-two u November 2nd, will lie able to vote in Bryn XIawr at the coining election without fur- tin r registration, if they have lived in Bryn Mawr College for a year. In order to vote such students must be accompanied l\ ,, qualified voter of the district to make affidavit for them at the polll, for otherwise, according to the laws of Pennsylvania, every citizen of twenty- om must have lived in the Mate I year and in the voting thstrictefor two months pre eosdhrg the election If the citizen i* twenty-two or over, she nui-' have paid Lwitlnn two years a state or OHM which shall have l>een assessed at least tw- months and paid one month before the n. There is now the possihilitv that those students who are over twentv-tw. and were unable to register by September 1st may still l-e permitted bv I special in terpretation of the court CHAPEL SPEECH BY PRESIDENT THOMAS OPENS COLLEGE YEAR Portrait of Susan B. Ar.tho y Given to College: Unveiled by Her Niece President Thomas addressed the college in chapel last Wednesday, opening the thirty-sixth academic year, and Xliss I.ucy Vnthony, neice of Susan B. Anthony, un- \eiled a portrait of Miss Anthony, which has been presented to the college by Miss Elisabeth I'pham Yates, president for many yean of the Rhode Island Suffrage Association. In her address, President Thomas said in part : Students, fellow members of the Fac- ulty, alumnae, mothers and fathers of Freshmen, and friends of the College� again, and at last after so many months �my dear old Bryn Mawr audience, (�reeling! How many times in the last fourteen months have I not wondered what it would be like lo face you again! How many times when I have been speaking to little yellow skinned Coin and Egypt- ian girls, or to little olive brown, yellow and black skinned Syrians, with their oval coal black eyes and coal black hair, have I wondered what a golden, red and brown haired, blue, gray and brown eyed, red and pink cheeked audience ol Bryn Mawr girls would seem like. Now I know, and you really are�even Men against the background of Egyptian pyramid* and Egyptian, Greek and Roman temples and sphinxes and stat- in s, cathedrals and castles which have pass,,! before me in almost endless suc- cession since I last saw yon�the very most satisfying thing that 1 have since I left you fourteen months ago. I have had such a glorious holiday, the first long holiday that I have ever had (for I have always worked hard; indeed I was born with a book in my hand�one of those prehistoric studious creatures of which there were so many in my generation, but which in your gen- eration seem to be as extinct as the dodo) that I could not believe that I wished to come home, but when I drove up from the Bryn Mawr station and saw (Continued on Page 2) GLEE CLUB RE ELECTS LA8T YEARS OFFICER8 Emily Kimbroogh, '21, was unanimously re-elected leader of the Glee Club, and Eleanor Boswcll, '21, secretary and treas urer, at the first meeting held last Friday. Frances Childs, '23, was elected stage man- ager. Xliss ( hilds was on the costume Committee for .May Day and in charge of the costumes for 1923*1 Freshman show. "Naughty Marietta," The Spring Xlaid" and several (�uilbert and Sullivan plays are among the operettas which are being considered by the dab for production m the Spring. Miss Kimbrough suggested that meetings of the club be held before the performances of the Uetropolitan Opera to go over the motives and KDN of the opera and to discus, the structure \ course of lectures on how to appreciate music and how to follow the different in- struments in .i lymphon) orchestra mm also suggi sit i| No Wednesday Morning Office Hours I lean Smith's n, u oltice hours are Mon d.o, 11.00 to I 00; Tuesday, MB In 11 00; Wednesday, 100 to 130; Thursday. 11.00 to L00; Friday, "im to II M \ll ModcntS arc asked to |Jgn lor ap- pointment* dui i hours Students who timl it impossible to arrange an inter- view within lb. Sours may m.ik< .. ! appointment ai an) Hum llwoagh the I Iran irj
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5 The demosimondude | 30/07/2010 | See all simondude's reviews (12)don't expect much from this demo, its just a boss battle with kakashi which doesn't take long to defeat him, there's not awakenings or ultimate jujitsu ( was expecting 2 player demo to fiddle with....) but anyway the demo is just the same as ninja storm 1 with just new moves and modified characters, when you press triangle and circle it creates a rasengan but when you hold triangle and circle it creates a odama rasengan which was pretty cool. It was nice to se the environment change when sakura did one of those super punches that made a hole in the ground and that's when the real fight started. Although they made little changes in the game it still felt like a fun game than the thirst one, but there are lots of things to look forward to in the new game over 40 characters, so many new ultimate moves to learn, and the new free roam system which looks awesome.I seriously cant wait for this game and to try out SAGE MODE gets me hyped for this game.
5 I take my hat off to you....Cyberconnect2, its a great game!MrLongJohns | 17/10/2010 | See all MrLongJohns's reviews (4)Firstly I will start off by saying that is game is a must for Naruto:Shippuden anime fans and for those who haven't heard of it, until now I would buy this game for the great fights. Also the ultimate jutsu for each of the 42 playable characters are unique and in-game so the battles are more free flow and move quicker.This plus point for me about this game is the massivlely up to date 42 playable character(s) roster for this game, and it follows the Japanese anime( not English dub) right up to the Pain/leaf destruction arc in Naruto:Shippuden.For thse who are thinking about getting this game, this does contain a massive spoiler(s) for those who watch the dub of the anime.Also the free battle has two options. "Team battle", where you can choose two support characters and combine with them to create a teamwork ultimate jutsu. Also "Single battle" to play 1 on 1 against the cpu. You also get "Online battles" and play people from arounf the world in team and single battles.I would recommend you buy this game as its great and th best Naruto game so far.
4 If your a Fan ull LOVE itwitefalcon17 | 11/11/2010 | See all witefalcon17's reviews (7)I absolutely loved the first NUNS, and this one jus gets even better! the story mode is very interactive, bit long buh its not as bad as the previous games.Best Part Of The Game is that all characters use signature moves! its AWESOME!Multilayer is just spectacular! You are given ranks, and can customise your Ninja card which is quite cool!***TIP***If ur not into doing the whole long story mode but want all the characters, simply go onto Free Battle mode, 1 vs 2 player. Use kakashi, to defeat the ur opponent (player 2, free controller, u dnt need anyone playing against you) with mangekyou sharingan over n over, till u get a perfect kill. This way you will get maximum points, which u need to unlock the characters so keep doing it till u do, It took me an hour to unlock all the characters.Enjoy :)
5 Bloody Amazing.Predator3162007 | 07/03/2011 | See all Predator3162007's reviews (8)This game is bloody amazing the best Naruto game by far in my opinion it surpasses Naruto UNS1 completely, updated & better battle system the cut scenes battles and graphics are outstanding if your as bigger fan of Naruto like i am then YOU WILL LOVE THIS!!! i love this game i'd recomend it to anyone
5 amazingLuckNeverDies | 15/01/2011 | See all LuckNeverDies's reviews (1)A game with a nice storyline and good graphics are AWESOME !!!!!


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