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Push International
Rating: 4.97 stars 30 30 reviews
14241 N.E. Woodinville Duvall Rd #424 Woodinville WA 98072 USA
Push International works to provide sustainable, mobile, communities for people with disabilities in need in Mexico. Push International collects new and used mobility and therapy equipment in the USA, refurbishes, redistributes and personally adjusts each and every piece of equipment to benefit people who do not have access to these services. Push shares a campus in Mazatlan, Mexico with Padres y Compadres. Together we have a wheelchair repair and refurbishing shop staffed all year round to provide sustainable services, adjustments and maintenance to the equipment we deliver.
Over the last 5 years, Push International has welcomed over 24 teams of volunteers from the USA, Canada and Guam to our facility in Mexico. Together we have distributed over 2,000 pieces of mobility equipment to people with disabilities in need. We have employed people with disabilities, provided countless therapy interventions and home programs, modified people's homes to increase wheelchair accessibility and much much more!
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We serve poverty stricken individuals and families with disabilities who are living in or around Mazatlan, Mexico. We recycle donated mobility equipment from the USA and donate it to people in Mexico who can not afford the equipment that they so desperately need.
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Geographic areas served:
Mazatlan, Mexico and surrounding areas.
Hippotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Job skills training, wheelchair and mobility skills and Kineseotaping. Further training in Neurodevelopmental Treatment, Sensory Integration, Feeding Therapies and more are taking place everyday in Mexico.
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We had an AMAZING trip to Mazatlan Mexico in March. We were gone almost two weeks over spring break which even on laid back Mexican time went by very fast. A few weeks before the trip Lexi (age 9) & Alan (age 7) asked their classes to join them in collecting school supplies and writing notes to the kids we would see in Mexico. Lexi took charge and was able to give away about 40 packets of school supplies. Some to kids receiving a wheelchair, others to siblings, children and grandchildren of those receiving the wheelchair. We also stocked them with bubbles and other toys to share in hopes of helping them overcome the language barrier and participate in their own unique way. Lexi was a big help in the administrative end of things, paperwork & photo taking, while Alan was more interested in helping Jeff in the mechanical world. He would hang out in the shop, follow Jeff and other guys around like a shadow, fetch tools and other tasks as he is beginning to enter the "man cave" phase. Lexi, Alan and I were also able to participate in some "art therapy" with the kids attending Padres y Compadres rehab center. I had fun watching faces light up as the kids dotted, blended and smeared colors of paint on the paper, floor, themselves, each other and me! My camera even had an added stroke of red from sweet Marisol by the end of the day.Later in the week we were able to color with the children as well and learned a very important lesson: make sure you only bring washable markers! A few of Lexi's classmates were gracious enough to donate packs of markers, and we discovered not all of them wash off easily off floors, walls, legs, faces etc. Alan may have come up with a new approach to physical therapy, I think we should call it "boys will be boys therapy!" Alan & Carlitos played catch for quite a while and I was amazed how far and accurate Carlitos was able to throw a ball. Later the two of them with Leo (who is blind) built a tower blocks, crashed it, built it again, crash, build . I left the room for a while, but all over the campus we heard laughter and happy screams and later the stories of the "ultimate ball war" where everyone in the room got into the game. I believe it began tossing or kicking a ball back and forth, then two at a time, maybe eight, soon a dozen or more all going back and forth. In the air, on the ground, over heads, through legs, whew! Everyone looked a little tired after; adults, kids, mobile or not. While the kids and I played, Jeff and others spent several days working hard in the sun & dirt refurbishing 100 wheelchairs for the distributions. As a much awaited gift on Jeff's birthday, the truck we loaded at our house before we left showed up with 100 more wheelchairs ready to distribute! The truck was running on Latin time and was expected mañana, mañana, mañana. (which literally translates more like "not today") We were just hoping it would arrive while we were still there:)! It was SOOO cool to see the whole campus and many kids from the neighborhood gather to unload the truck. Even Anna (age 22 with Cerebral Palsy) came to help! Overall we were able to give away around 60 wheelchairs plus walkers, canes & crutches. Jeff was able to work on one wheelchair with Lexi & Alan. He had to take time out from running like the energizer bunny between the other groups, and it gave Alan the chance to use more tools! We were able to see Israel again. Jeff gave him his first chair in 2003, and a walker last June. With great caregivers and therapy he is receiving from Esperanza's, a partnering therapy center, Israel is growing into a very strong young man who simply needed a bigger chair! The unique aspects of this week came when participating in a few home visits. Jeff celebrated his birthday giving Aurora a wheelchair, who then gave him a beautifully decorated Christmas decoration she made. Note: she is blind and the detail is amazing! The team was able to encourage her to continue her crafts, and it gave her much joy, hope and purpose in her current situation. The team was able to build a ramp for Carlitos home and adapt one for Jorge's as well. We were able to give away "our first" Hoyer lift. It was donated and shipped down, but sat in a storage room for months as no one knew what to do with it. This was a new and exciting part of the ministry week. We hope to continue this aspect of adapting homes for wheelchair access and other support that may arise as well! And oh my, does God show us His timing through these small acts of service. The whole week we saw the hands and feet of God at work, but the personal invitation into the peoples home made it real. One quick story, (remember we experienced over 60 in the short week) Jorge received a wheelchair on a home visit midweek. He has been bedridden for six months after a sever car accident where he broke his neck. He and his mother were very thankful, but she was unable to lift him into it much less get it over a door jam in their home. By chance (aka Gods amazing timing), we were able to give him a Hoyer lift and build a ramp to aid his mother in moving him. He was able to get outside for the first time in six months to enjoy the warm air and sit under a beautiful and fragrant limon tree in his front yard. We were also able to coordinate a visit from a doctor and possible therapy in home. Neither of which he has received the last six months. I stood back and attended to my job of taking pictures, paperwork, and taking it all in, I thought about: It was quite a nice neighborhood actually, beautiful and well cared for homes. I cannot describe the amazing scent from the limon tree, we just don't get anything to compare to in Colorado. Watching this dedicated and diverse group doing what they can for this sweet man and his loving mother, yet strangers. Jorge smile at us crazy gringos as we picked the limons, especially noting him smile and laugh at Lexi pretending they were eyeballs or something. Followed by sadness knowing he is probably missing his own daughter he hasn't seen since the accident. Happy that our silly kids brought some joy to him that day. And many other things that you cannot put into words. Mostly I will not forget the look of hope on Jorge and his mothers face as we were leaving. I was looking out to them resting under the tree as we drove away and Jorge waved goodbye. I looked at Jeff and said, "Hey, I didn't think he had use of his hands!" Through Gods amazing blessings Jorge found hope for his future and the will to try, even if it starts with a simple wave. I can't wait to go back and see his progress, and maybe add another story to our memories! The offer is always open for you to join us sometime:)
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Helping others through Push International has had a hugh impact on my family and in my personal life. It brings perspective and balance to how blessed I really am.
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Meeting Sergio Valdez is a memorable experience indeed. Although quite humble, he is also very formidable, confident and energetic. His mechanical and carpentry skills were developed through a career in construction. He comes from a family of carpenters and craftspeople. He is strong as an ox and always has a kindly smile on his face. Sergio is also an artist. But that is only the beginning. Sergio regularly participates in the Annual Marathon in his home town. He was ranked 1st in tennis in the singles and doubles division in his district and is an athelete of high order. Since the accident which broke his back in a fall on a construction site 16 years ago, Sergio Valdez is also a wheelchair user. Working at Push International is his dream job, he is happy to tell others at every opportunity. "I never dreamed that I would have the chance to serve so many disabled people or to make such an immediate and positive impact on the lives of so many families", he said to reporters in an interview from the local press on one occasion. Today Sergio is the Director of Distributions at Push International's Hub # 1 based in Mazatán, México. He oversees the modifications, adaptations and adjustments to each wheelchair to assure that every piece of donated equipment perfectly suits the needs and conditions of the person with disabilities and of his or her family. Sergio says, "Every day I am blessed to see how my work lifts people up, recognizes their inherent dignity and inspires them to use their own unique talents to overcome the challenges and circumstances they face in their own daily lives."
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I have seen mothers carry their disabled child into a distribution. I have watched them weep with joy when they explain how the wheelchair will let family members take this child out into the yard so that she will be able to watch her siblings at play.
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
...make sure that adequate funding never hindered the important work of bringing dignity, hope, personal mobility and increased independence into the lives of people with mobility impairments.
What I've enjoyed the most about my experience with this nonprofit is...
seeing that it is not only the recipient of the equipment who benefits, but that it is also the donor in the USA and the Volunteer who makes the personal connections to the recipient and his/her family during distributions.
The kinds of staff and volunteers that I met were...
...professional, motivational and committed to deliver the best personalized seating and to making every customized adaptation and modification that is necessary so that the wheelchair best serves the recipient's needs.
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
...open additional Hubs across México to bring more sustainable mobility equipment centers based on successful partnering with local supporters and advocates - replicating the model established in Mazatlán.
Ways to make it better...
... funding would allow Teams to work back-to-back in immediate succession so that projects would get completed more quickly and sequentially. Result: More equipment donated to more people more quickly and more efficiently.
In my opinion, the biggest challenges facing this organization are...
... reliable sources of funding. Everyone is a volunteer except Sergio who was written about earlier.
One thing I'd also say is that...
The Push experience is a life-changer for the Volunteer Team Members. This is a place where you can SEE how what you are doing makes an IMMEDIATE and POSITIVE impact on the lives of the recipients - at every distribution event.
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The House and Senate were both in session this week, although it had a slow start due to the snowstorm in Washington, D.C. on Monday. On Tuesday the President released his $3.9 trillion budget request followed by several high-level officials testifying before Congress to discuss the proposals it contained. Budget discussions will continue next week. On Wednesday, seven Senate Democrats joined with Republicans to reject the President's nominee to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division in an embarrassing defeat for the White House. Also on Wednesday at a hearing by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Republican Chairman Darrell Issa adjourned the meeting of the committee in the middle of a question being asked by the Ranking Democrat, Elijah Cummings. In an effort to ease the transition to Obamacare, the Obama administration again delayed a provision of the law and will allow insurance companies to continue offering plans that do not meet all of the new law's standards until 2016. Allegations surfaced that CIA employees improperly monitored Senate Intelligence Committee staffers, prompting an investigation by the agency's inspector general. Sen. Kristen Gillibrand's (D-NY) military sexual assault bill, which would remove some of the decision-making about prosecutions from the chain of command, fell short of the votes it needed to advance in the Senate Thursday.
Internationally, developments in Ukraine are being closely monitored as the standoff with Russia continues. Earlier in the week, Secretary of State John Kerry visited Kiev and offered $1 billion in an American loan guarantee to Ukraine. The Crimean government, backed by Russia, announced Thursday plans to hold a referendum on March 16 to ratify its decision to secede from Ukraine and join Russia. In an executive order, Obama ordered visa restrictions and the assets frozen of people who have "impeded democracy" in Ukraine, which may include both Russian and Ukrainian officials.
The Week's Top 5
Here's a look at some of the top political stories of the week:
Obama's Budget Is a Populist Wish List and an Election Blueprint—"President Obama sent Congress a $3.9 trillion budget request on Tuesday that stands as a platform for Democrats to run on in this election year, full of policies intended to invite contrasts with Republicans rather than offer compromises as he did last year, without success. Mr. Obama's budget for the 2015 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1, reflects his aspirations in his waning presidency, regardless of the political reality he confronts. The document, his sixth budget, seeks to energize Democratic voters with populist proposals like a more generous tax credit for the working poor, paid for with higher taxes on the rich…" (NYT) The budget request can be found here.
Obama orders freeze on assets of people who impeded democracy in Ukraine—"President Obama on Thursday ordered assets frozen and U.S. visas blocked for all persons determined to have impeded democracy, contributed to violence or engaged in corruption in Ukraine. An executive order signed Thursday morning does not specify who is included in the order, but senior administration officials said it would include both Russians and Ukrainians… The sanctions are the toughest measure yet as the United States and its European allies took steps to show their disapproval of Russia's military moves in Crimea." (WaPo)
Obama Gives Health Plans Added Two-Year Reprieve—"The Obama administration further postponed a provision of the Affordable Care Act on Wednesday, the latest in a series of changes that have delayed or pared back the health overhaul so much that many of its ambitious goals won't be achieved during its first years in full effect…. The latest delay came Wednesday, when federal officials said insurance companies could continue selling plans that don't meet the law's more rigorous standards until 2016 in some instances. It was the second time the administration delayed that requirement after the law's tougher standards prompted insurers to cancel millions of people's health plans last year. The latest delay averts another raft of cancellations before this year's midterm elections." (WSJ)
Paul Ryan Says Some Poverty Programs Are Hurting the Poor—"As President Obama and congressional Democrats make their fight for economic inequality a repetitive theme in this midterm election year, House Republicans led by Budget Committee Paul Ryan want to redefine what "compassionate" aid for the poor should mean. The 2012 GOP vice presidential nominee released a report Monday that he says "takes stock" of the government's decades-old web of antipoverty efforts – launching what is to be the Hose Republican fiscal messaging focus this year on reforming welfare and social programs. Titled "The War on Poverty: 50 Years Later," the Budget Committee report comes a day before President Obama's scheduled release of his fiscal 2015 spending plan…" (NJ) The full report can be found here.
Democrats in Senate Reject Pick by Obama—"Senate Democrats on Wednesday rejected President Obama's nominee to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division in an embarrassing rebuke of the president on the choice of a key legal adviser and one that left White House officials "furious" with members of their own party. The nominee, Debo P. Adegbile, was litigation director of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund when it represented Mumia Abu-Jamal on an appeal of his death sentence for killing a Philadelphia police officer decades ago… it was the votes of seven Democratic senators to reject Mr. Adegbile that doomed the nomination…" (NYT)
The Week Ahead
The Senate and House are both in session again next week.
The second installment of information related to President Obama's FY 2015 budget request is scheduled for release on March 11. Budget discussions will continue as committees or subcommittees hold hearings on individual agency budgets.
On Tuesday, the Senate Armed Services Committee will hold a hearing on the nominations of Air Force General Paul Selva to be commander of the U.S. Transportation Command and Navy Vice Admiral Michael Rogers to be director of the National Security Agency, chief of Central Security Services, and commander of the U.S. Cyber Command.
Consideration of the Child Care and Development Block Grant legislation, which would provide federal money to fund daycare for low-income families, will likely continue next week.
Weekly schedules:
Although not yet released at the time of publication, the weekly legislative schedule for the House will be posted here.
The Senate schedule for the week of March 10 is available here.
Although not yet released at the time of publication, the President's weekly schedule will be posted here.
Elections: 2014
With the 2014 mid-term campaign season already underway, here's a look at some developments in the electoral landscape.
There were no new retirement announcements this week. An analysis by Washington Post's The Fix takes a look at how retirements in the 113th Congress, thus far, compare to those of past sessions - measured by total retirements, cumulative years of experience and the average years of service in each body.
Key Developments
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) released the list of the first portion of their "Red to Blue" districts indicating the first 16 target races heading into the midterms. The list highlights the challenge Democrats face in trying to regain a majority in the House, which will require a net gain of at least 17 seats. (NJ)
With Democratic candidates frequently relying on a growing female and minority electorate, some Democrats are turning their attentions to white working-class men. White males, a demographic in which Republicans generally capture more than 60% of the vote, become more important in midterm elections when the turnout rates of other demographics typically decline.
The annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) began on Thursday at the National Harbor in Maryland. The largest annual gathering of conservative leaders and activists, it is an important testing ground for major 2016 GOP presidential contenders. Scheduled speakers included Sen. Rand Paul (KY), Sen. Ted Cruz (TX), Sen. Marco Rubio (FL), Rep. Paul Ryan (WI), Gov. Chris Christie (NJ), Gov. Bobby Jindal (LA), Gov. Rick Perry (TX), former Gov. Sarah Palin (AK), and Donald Trump. CPAC's closely watched Republican presidential nomination straw poll – won by Sen. Rand Paul last year – will be held Saturday.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) has taken to the Senate floor three times in recent weeks to decry the conservative Koch brothers as "un-American" for their significant financial involvement in elections. Democratic strategists and aides said the Senator is trying to "make the Kochs the new faces of the GOP" ahead of the midterm elections.
1st State Primary: Texas Results
Primary season officially began on Tuesday as Texas voters headed to the polls with mixed results for tea party challengers. Some highlights:
Senate GOP Primary: Incumbent John Cornyn defeated Rep.Steve Stockman (59.4%-19.1%).
Lt. Governor: Incumbent David Dewhurst was forced into a run-off after challenger Dan Patrick captured 41.2% of the vote.
TX-4 GOP Primary: Incumbent Rep. Ralph Hall was forced into a run-off after winning only 45.5% of the vote. One of his challengers, Lou Gigliotti who finished in third place, endorsed Hall over run-off challenger John Ratcliffe.
TX-32 GOP Primary: Incumbent Pete Sessions defeated Katrina Pierson (63.6%-36.4%).
TX-33 Dem Primary: Incumbent Marc Veasey defeated Tom Sanchez (73.5%-26.5%).
Land Commissioner: George P. Bush defeated David Watts (73.0%-27.0%).
Anti-Incumbent Mood: A recent Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted February 27-March 2 shows anti-incumbent sentiment at the highest since it began asking the question in 1989.
Thinking about the next election in November, right now, are you inclined to vote to re-elect your representative in Congress, or are you inclined to look around for someone else to vote for?
22% - Re-elect [NET CHANGE since Feb. 2012 = -12]
68% - Look around [NET CHANGE since Feb. 2012 = +15]
Public Opinion
Intervention in Ukraine: According to a YouGov poll of Americans conducted March 1-2:
Do you think the United States has any responsibility to protect Ukraine if Russia were to invade?
18% - Yes
46% - No
36% - Not sure
Does the international community have a responsibility to get involved in the situation in Ukraine?
30% - Yes
28% - No
42% - Not sure
DISCLAIMER: Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations.
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2015-16 (SENIOR): Competed in all five of CSU's fall tournaments, averaging 75.9 strokes per round… Tied for 15th place at the Ptarmigan Ram Classic (Sept. 14-15), shooting a season-best 6-over 222… Tied for 23rd at the Rose City Collegiate, shooting an 8-over 226 (Sept. 28-29)… Played from the No. 1 position at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Oct. 6-7).
2014-15 (JUNIOR): Competed in seven tournaments… Was CSU's overall leader at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Oct. 7-8), registering a 7-over 151 and a top-20 finish… Tied for 11th place at the 2015 Mountain West Championships (8-over 224), giving CSU two top-15 finishers for the first time since 2011… Shot a par-72 during Round 3 of the Ptarmigan Ram Classic (Sept. 9)… Averaged 77.6 strokes per round… Earned Academic All-Mountain West recognition for the third time… Also named to the WGCA All-American Scholar team for the second time.
2013-14 (SOPHOMORE): Competed in four events, including the Rams' final three tournaments… Posted her first top-20 finish at the MountainView Invitational (March 28-29), shooting a career-best 5-over 221, including a par-72 in Round 3… Averaged 79.7 strokes per round… Earned Academic All-Mountain West recognition for the second year in a row… Qualified for the last-ever U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links.
2012-13 (FRESHMAN): Competed in eight tournaments for the Rams, plus one as an individual… Shot a season-best 7-over 229 at the MountainView Collegiate (March 14-15)… Earned a 2-under 70 at the Price's "Give 'Em Five" Intercollegiate (Oct. 8-10)… Averaged 79.29 strokes per round… Earned Academic All-Mountain West and Mountain West Scholar-Athlete honors, in addition to being named a WGCA All-American Scholar.
2011-12 (REDSHIRT): Redshirted during her first collegiate season.
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Opening statement: I'll start with a quick review of Sunday's performance. Again, much like after the game, the performance wasn't good enough. We didn't put together two quality halves of football. And you've got to be prepared to do that if you want to beat good people. We did not. Specifically in some areas, in phases of our game, we were penalized on special teams, we had three penalties on special teams, and you can't do that. It changes our course of field position. We negated a 40-yard return that we had with a penalty. We ran out of bounds I think as a gunner. We had three penalties in that phase of our football. We can't do that. When you play good people you've got to be good in all three phases. That's where we fell short and of course, we allowed a 39-yard return offensively, our inability to convert red zone opportunities into touchdowns is critical. Even in the half of football where we were competitive, you don't feel good when you've got to kick two field goals when you march down the field. When you play good people you know you always have to answer for that. We weren't successful in that area. That cost us. Always feel good sending Jeff Reed out there. He's doing a nice job kicking the ball for us. He's having a great year. But we prefer him to kick extra points. Defensively, big plays, two big plays, 122 yards, two touchdowns, or you can talk about two additional plays that were significant chinks in scoring drives. Hadn't been our personality, don't anticipate it continuing to be our personality. But what we put on tape we stand by. That was the story of that game. They did a nice job of getting the ball out of the hand quickly, with some quick passes. We were able to apply pressure but we weren't able to sack the quarterback because of how quickly he got the ball out. They did a nice job of putting the ball in the hands of some guys that could create some yards after the catch. Two-yard catches became 10-yard catches, when you put the ball in the hands of guys like Wes Welker and Kevin Faulk. We roll our sleeves up and we move on and that's what we intend to do this week. We've got a very good team coming in here in the Jacksonville Jaguars who are 9-4, like us. It's that time of year when you need to continue to grow and I think that is what our intentions will be.
Before I do that, let me talk quickly about some injuries of note. Aaron Smith has a bicep tear, which of course is not good. We'll decide a little later in the day how we proceed with that. But that's a big loss for him and for our football team. But again like I always say it is the nature of this game. It's an attrition game. People get injured, other people have an opportunity to step up and that's the way we will approach it. But I am sorry for Aaron because that guy loves to play football. He is an extremely tough worker and a good leader for our football team. Willie Colon has a calf strain, could limit him somewhat early part of the week. Santonio (Holmes) is still coming back from the ankle sprain and may limit him early part of the week but we expect him to be available as well. Andre Frazier has a groin that could limit him somewhat. Bryant McFadden, an ankle. These are all minor injuries that may affect guys at the beginning of the week. Ben Roethlisberger has a sore shoulder, which may limit him some on Wednesday. Some of the guys that have been hurt we anticipate having back. LaMarr Woodley is scheduled to practice tomorrow. We'll see where he is, as is Troy (Polamalu).
Quickly moving onto the Jaguars, this is a big physical football team. They run the ball very effectively. They have two backs. Taylor of course, has a very impressive resume. He's up over 10,000 yards. He's closing in on a 1,000 yards this year. He's been doing it at a high level for a long time. Just had an 80-yard touchdown this past weekend, so nothing surprises me in terms of what he's capable of. (Maurice) Jones-Drew is a great complement to him, does a lot of things well, can run inside, can run outside. He can catch the ball extremely well and is a quality kickoff return man. This is a young guy, it is his second year and I think he's got plus 25 career touchdowns already in less than two full seasons, so he is a big part of what they do. Marcedes Lewis is a big tight end. David Garrard at quarterback is playing extremely well for them. He is making great decisions, not turning the football over. He's big, he's strong, and he's mobile. We'll have our hands full in regards of containing him. They've got some very big receivers. Williams is a big man, Jones is probably 6-5 or 6-6, Wilford is 6-4, 6-5 as well. They create some match-up problems with the sheer size of their people. Doesn't much change on defense. They have (John) Henderson and (Marcus) Stroud inside, who is as big and dominating as a tandem of tackles as you'll see. They supplement those guys with Grady Jackson, who is a big man in his own right. Spicer is a solid guy who applies pressure off the end. They've got some young linebackers running around. Durant is making some plays and having the opportunity to play for them. Mathis is a big physical stand up corner, Bryant Williams, they are very physical in the cornerback position. Those guys are rolled up and on the line of scrimmage a bunch. They play a physical style of football. We've got to be ready to match that intensity. Sammy Knight is a very headsy veteran safety man who's done good work for them. I think he has four interceptions. In the kicking game, Northcutt is a dangerous punt returner and as I mentioned earlier Jones-Drew is a dangerous kick returner. We've got a lot to focus on as we move forward this week. The new challenges await and we look forward to meeting those. I'll answer any questions.
Does Aaron Smith's injury require surgery and is it season-ending?
There is a strong possibility that the answer to both of those questions is yes.
What do you do at defensive end?
We play Travis Kirschke. We play Nick Eason. It is going to require more than one man to man-down Aaron's spot, which is what we dealt with when he missed a couple games earlier in the season. The standard of expectation is not going to change. Those guys are quality players. Travis has played a long time in this league at a high level and he has starting experience. Nick is a guy that has been an emotional spark plug for us. He is a guy that comes to work every day. I am excited about seeing what those guys are capable of doing for us, but at the same time saddened by for Aaron on a personal note, because he is a quality person, a quality player and he loves to play the game. It is something we will have to deal with.
Can LaMarr Woodley play defensive end?
LaMarr is an outside linebacker.
When did Aaron Smith get hurt?
It happened during the course of the game, but being the guy he is he continued on. He came out a few times and that was worrisome because you know that this guy doesn't come out of football games. Maybe it was partially torn in some form or fashion prior to it. We don't know any specifics in regard to that.
Which shoulder did Ben Roethlisberger hurt?
His right shoulder. I don't want to make more out of it than what it is. It is just sore.
How is Deshea Townsend?
Deshea got hit by James Harrison. Friendly fire if you will. He is going to be fine. He came back and participated in the game.
Was the first half a quality half?
I think I said competitive and it was competitive. It was 17-13. I would call that competitive.
When you evaluate a performance, can you separate what you do from what they do?
You try to do the best you can at that. You realize they are interrelated. We tend to focus on the things we can control. That is what we do, how we execute, the quality of our play and the quality of our preparation. We acknowledge that other teams do the same, but we have no control over that, so we focus on what it is we can control.
What did you think of your short-yardage offense?
I thought we had some success; some spotty success in short-yardage. Najeh (Davenport) has been good for us all year. He converted a couple of those opportunities for us. We just didn't make enough critical plays and that was one of them; the fourth-down and goal. If we had a do over, you put the ball in Hines Ward's hands again. They made a nice play. Sometimes you have to give those guys credit for doing what it is that they do. None of us are above that in this game.
You're leading the division. Do you still feel good about where you are with three games left?
I live week-to-week. I really do. I don't feel great about where we are. I seek perfection like everybody else. I don't feel bad either. It is what it is. We live in the moment and we prepare for the next opportunity to play.
After the game, Bill Belichick had some less-than-complimentary things to say about your safeties. What's your reaction to that?
I don't care what Coach Belichick has to say after the games, regarding our performance. I compliment them for a great game and we move forward. His opinions are irrelevant to us, because we focus on what it is we do and how we prepare in moving forward. Do we need to get better play? Absolutely, but it won't be because he said it.
Why hasn't Cedrick Wilson been more involved in game plans?
Cedrick has delivered for us in big ways at times when those guys (Hines Ward and Santonio Holmes) have been down. We spread the ball around. We throw the ball to multiple tight ends. We deliver the ball to our backs. That is just how we operate. We want to make sure all eligibles are legitimate threats. When given the opportunity to participate, he has participated at a high level. We have a level of expectation for him in regards to that, as we do Nate Washington and Willie Reid. That is the way we approach it. I have no problems with his level of contribution when given the opportunity at this point.
Have you seen a difference with Jacksonville with Marcus Stroud and Jacksonville without Marcus Stroud?
The standard of expectation doesn't change for those guys either. They've missed Stroud for a significant period of time and they are a 9-4 team. They've got guys like (Rob) Meier and Grady Jackson that fill in admirably. Big men, but we all know Stroud is a special player and they are probably better with him, than without him, but they are still playing winning football.
Why did you resign Marquis Cooper?
Marquis is a quality special teams performer. We were pleased with the way he performed in the preseason for us. He got injured, which unfortunately is part of the game. This was our first opportunity to get him back in the fold and put him in the mix to see if he could be of help to us in that area.
What has Jacksonville done to minimize mistakes by their quarterback?
First and foremost, they are running the ball effectively. When you do that, it makes passing the football easier. They have nice pocket movement and the quarterback himself has made great decisions, in terms of taking care of the football. It is a combination of all those things.
Is it the styles of their running backs that's the challenge or is it that they're two?
It is both. They are very different runners but great in their own right. They do have the added dimension of running a fresh guy at you when you see two. We live one snap at a time and respect that element of their game.
Is Aaron Smith's injury career-ending?
How has Willie Colon played and would it be safe to say that he had a tough day Sunday?
I'm pleased with where Willie is as a player. As a second-year man I think he is growing. I see professionalism and things from him, in terms of the way he approaches his job. He is one of the consistent presences in the building on days like today, which is a player's off day. His performance on Sunday was not good enough. His performance on Sunday mirrors all of ours. We win together, we lose together. It's part of the game. We did not function at a high enough level as a football team or as a coaching staff to win that game. I never look to make excuses. I never look to point fingers. We are all in this together. That is the way we approach it. He has to get better. We have to get better. We have to do better than we did on Sunday.
Is he solidly entrenched at right tackle?
None of us are solidly entrenched in anything. That is the nature of this business. You better be prepared to prove it every day. That is the nature of the National Football League. Anybody that takes the approach that they are solidly entrenched in anything won't be solidly entrenched. He doesn't take it for granted.
Are there any positives to take from the New England game?
If you are looking for positives, I guess you can. We don't look for positives, because we don't feel like we have to pat ourselves on the back or find something to feel good about. We play games to win and we play them to compete. We fell short. Our performance is our performance. There were some positive aspects of the performance, but not enough to earn a victory. That is why we go back to work and continue to seek it.
Do you think the game turned around on the gadget play?
I don't know if there was a specific turning point in the game. If you have to point to one, that may be one. It would be tough to say. I think it was more of a gradual thing more than anything else. They consistently moved the ball. We moved the ball, sometimes consistently, and when we did we didn't always put sevens on the board.
On third-down and goal, do you decide then if you are going to go for it on fourth down?
Yes, in that instance we did, but not always.
Do you call plays accordingly?
We had a general idea that was going to be the play. They ran their goal line people out on the field, so anytime you see goal line people on the field you know they are prepared to defend the run.
Does Troy Polamalu start with Anthony Smith if he returns?
Is it dangerous to be predictable? Vince Wilfork said he picked up on an audible that led to his sack.
There is a danger in being predictable. He made a heck of a play. He spun off of a double team and sacked our quarterback. He is a great player.
When offense is spread out and throwing quickly, what are the options on defense?
Because they had done it in previous snaps, there is no insurance they are going to do it again. Sometimes they would get it out of their hands quickly, it was quick game and sometimes it was the vertical passing game, so it is tough to come up with a theme for how you deal with that. Specifically, how you deal with the ball coming out of his hands quickly, you have to tackle. It is run-game alternative. You throw a two-yard pass, if you tackle him it's second-and-eight. If you don't, it is an explosive run. When they spread and go empty and they're throwing bubble screens to Wes Welker and Kevin Faulk, it is a perimeter run. It is a run-game alternative. It is a high completion percentage of passing, so it is a perimeter run and that is how you approach it.
Were you pleased with your pressure?
It was sufficient. You are not going to get home when they get the ball out of his hands as quickly as they were at times in that football game. At other times, it wasn't sufficient. You don't have a crystal ball and you don't know what they are doing at the line of scrimmage prior to the snap.
Why wouldn't LaMarr Woodley play for Aaron Smith?
The biggest issue with LaMarr is his health. He has been struggling with an injury. He hasn't been available to us for play, so the possibility of exploring positional changes for us is a mute point right now, until we get him back on the field playing outside linebacker.
Does the loss of Aaron Smith change the defense schematically?
I'm sure it will, but more subtle is the sweeping changes. We will put that together as the week moves forward.
Is there a smaller margin of error versus good teams?
There is a small margin of error when you are playing good people. We are playing a good team this week in Jacksonville. We understand that. We accept that and that is why we focus so much of our energy on the quality of our execution.
Are guys like Maurice Jones-Drew rare?
He is not that rare from a body make-up standpoint. He is not a small (running) back, he is a short back. He is a big man. He packs a lot of power in a short frame. He is strong. He bounces off tackles. He is like a lot of other backs. At the end of the day, whether he is 5-7 or 5-10 doesn't matter. He is a tough guy.
How do you help Anthony Smith get through this tough period?
Ultimately, he has to find the answers for that himself, like we all do. That is the battle of being a competitor in this league. You are going to play subpar; you are going to have bad days. You have to dust yourself off, stand up and continue to fight. A lot of the guys in this league have been through it. That is one of the reasons they are in this league. They are capable of dealing with adversity and failure. A lot of times people envision these athletes of not having experienced failure. Part of the reason they are what they are and do what they do is their ability to cope and deal with failure. Those who can't cope don't end up in the locker room. I imagine he has some survival skills in that area, like the rest of our football team. We will all move forward.
You are 7-0 at home and 2-4 on the road. What do you take from that?
I like the way we play at home. We have to play better on the road.


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ahahaha! Yes, as a matter of fact, I am very familiar with Clementine. Such a quirky, creative, but really good movie. You would enjoy it I think. That's seriously a good idea for a costume (although not many people will know who she is, I'm guessing). I'm sure as you read through the description you thought "what the heck?!"….
getting tate's measurements today:) sorry, i have to borrow a measuring tape from my friend.
Might be one of my all time favorite movies and would spot her right off the bat. You did a GREAT job. Maybe I should wear that same costume for Halloween one year. I am impressed with how quickly you get things made. I don't have the time to sew as much as I would like, but like seeing all you get done.
I love that movie! And I've been begging my husband to let me name a daughter Clementine. He's not sold yet.
Would you be willing to make another clementine costume?? I've been searching for days trying to piece together the outfit of her in the woods, the army pants and love t shirt but I have found nothing. And this dress is so awesome!!


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