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Police were called to a local restaurant because one employee saw another employee with a gun under his apron.
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He said he had been threatened by another employees husband.
According to the police report, the man did not have a concealed weapons permit to carry the gun.
He explained to officers that a female he works with was badgering him about doing work that he felt like he had already done. For example, she told him he knew how to garnish a plate and that he should be doing it properly. She then left him a note, fussing at him about the silverware and he felt like he had dealt with the silverware properly. He called the employee in question, and when he did, her husband picked up the phone. The husband allegedly told the man that if he called and bothered his wife again, he would pay. The man asked the husband if that was a threat and the husband said it was a promise, the report said.
The man was arrested for unlawfully carrying a concealed weapon and taken to jail.
According to one of the restaurant owners, this suspect had received complaints for not following directions given to him by other employees. He had also been brought in on a special meeting with the owner and the female co-worker who was directing him. He was advised to followed her directions and told he was being written up. According to the report, this made him upset.
Rumors allegedly started flying around the business that he was going to carry a gun to work, and sure enough, when the head chef saw the bulge, the rumors proved true, according to the report.
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Nomura is making changes to its investment banking teams, creating a "clearing house for cross-border ideas" through a virtual cross-border M&A team, and amalgamating groups, amid a shake-up at the Japanese bank.
The bank will merge the M&A and UK teams under Adrian Fisk, who previously co-headed European M&A with Andrew McNaught. It is understood that McNaught will stay on at the bank in his old role.
The healthcare team is being incorporated into the bank's consumer and retail team, with the combined operation to be led by Ludovico del Balzo, previously global head of the consumer and retail group. The Nordic and industrials teams will be combined under Mikael Dahl, previously head of Nordic investment banking.
The virtual M&A team will comprise elected individuals from each of its teams under Jonathan Rouner, who will manage the co-ordination efforts in addition to his existing responsibilities as head of the industrials group and M&A in the Americas. Charles Pitts-Tucker, joint international head of investment banking, said the ideas clearing house would be for "all cross-border ideas and dealflow, and will ensure that relevant opportunities are identified, pursued and, ultimately, executed."
As part of the restructuring, Saba Nazar, co-head of the global financial sponsors group, will take charge of the telecommunications, media and technology team. Nazar was named in Financial News' 100 most influential women in finance list last year. The TMT team has historically been a standalone sector team within the investment banking group. It was the largest of the sector-focused groups and has seen the most cuts, bringing the team size in line with other sector teams.
The move is part of an effort to "ensure that we don't let any opportunities slip through the net", according to Pitts-Tucker.
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In September, the bank announced that about two-thirds of its planned $1bn in job cuts would be made across its European and US operations. The bank, under new chief executive Koji Nagai, will look to refocus on its close business ties in Asia.
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There was no shortage of volunteers Tuesday night willing to sign up for the Tall Ships Erie festival Sept. 5-8.
About 250 people attended an organizational meeting at Blasco Library's Hirt Auditorium.
Flagship Niagara League officials said they are hoping to attract 500 volunteers to work the four-day festival, which organizers project will attract 70,000 visitors to Erie.
"This event can bring so much to Erie,'' said Edie Testa, 58, of Harborcreek Township. "The way our country is, we need to have things like this to bring people together and to help the economy. This is really going to be a fantastic thing.''
Testa volunteered her services at the Tall Ships Erie festival in 2010, splitting duties between ticket-taking, helping people board ships and checking identification for the VIP sections.
"I did a little bit of everything and I had a blast,'' she said. "I just wanted to get involved and meet people, and I was so excited, I couldn't wait for it to happen. I'm really excited about this.''
Flagship Niagara League officials presented a slide show at Tuesday's meeting, explaining the league's nine volunteer committees and what duties volunteers can expect at the festival.
About 200 active volunteers worked the 2010 Tall Ships Erie festival, which featured six ships, and drew an estimated 30,000 visitors to Erie.
"Volunteers are going to be the backbone of the making this a successful event,'' U.S. Brig Niagara Capt. Wesley Heerssen said.
Eight to 10 ships are expected to attend the Tall Ships Erie festival in September.
"As the bicentennial of the Battle of Lake Erie and the building of Oliver Hazard Perry's fleet here in Erie, this really should be the single most important event of 2013 in Erie,'' Heerssen said. "We are looking for volunteers to come out and help show off their town. There's going to be people coming into Erie from all over the region, outside the region, and certainly there's going to be several hundred sailors from all over the world on board their vessels here. We want to put on a truly professional and spectacular show.''
The 2010 Tall Ships Erie festival attracted 30,000 visitors to the city and generated $3.5 million to Erie's economy, according to VisitErie, the region's tourism promotion agency.
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Funding Period: 4/1/12 – 3/31/17
Total Direct Costs: $66,440
Disability is the result of a mismatch between an individual's physical and cognitive capabilities and the demands of their environment. The goal of this randomized controlled trial is to test the hypothesis that in frail, community-dwelling older persons a combination of physical exercise supervised by a physical therapist and modification of the home environment, accomplished by a handyman by making repairs and additions in deficient areas, will reduce the progression of disability and improve quality of life.
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Principal Investigator: Jack Guralnik, PhD
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Funding Period: 7/1/12 – 6/30/17
Total Direct Costs: $66,440
The life course approach in epidemiology has demonstrated that early life factors may play an important role in aging outcomes. This study will do a follow up on the Bogalusa Heart Study cohort, which is a cohort of black and white persons in rural Louisiana that has been followed since the early 1970's, when they were young adults. It will focus on cognitive and physical functional outcomes and relate early life factors, particularly cardiovascular disease risk factors, to outcomes in this cohort which is now entering old age.
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Principal Investigator: Jack Gurlanik, PhD
Agency: NIH/NIA
Funding Period: 5/1/2012 – 4/30/16
Total Direct Costs: $116,805
Brain changes observed on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are highly correlated with limitations in physical and cognitive functioning. However, there is a substantial subset of the older population that has brain abnormalities on MRI, particularly white matter lesions that would be expected to be associated with functional decrements in mobility but are not. This study will target these individuals and attempt to explain what protective factors might be reducing the impact of these changes on mobility impairment.
Title: Community Ambulation Following Hip Fracture
Principal Investigator: Jay Magaziner, PhD
Agency: NIA
Funding Period: 9/1/10-8/31/2015
Total Direct Costs: $11,843,303
This randomized controlled multi-center study will evaluate the effect of a 4 month, home delivered muti-component intervention on survival and the ability to ambulate independently in the community among older men and women who have sustained a hip fracture. The project also will investigate precursors to community ambulation and the cost effectiveness of delivering the program to this frail and disabled population of older persons.
Title: Research Training in the Epidemiology of Aging
Principal Investigator: Jay Magaziner, PhD
Agency: NIA
Funding Period: 05/01/08—04/30/13
Total Direct Costs: $1,405,700
The objective of this program is to train pre- and post-doctoral students to conduct independent and original research in the epidemiology of aging, with an emphasis on the prevention of late-life disability and functional decline. The program emphasizes four broad substantive areas including: musculoskeletal epidemiology, neuroepidemiology, genetic epidemiology, and the epidemiologic study of long-term care for chronic diseases.
Title: Effects of Multi-Modal Exercise Intervention Post Hip Fracture
Principal Investigator: Jay Magaziner, PhD
Agency: NIH/NIA
Funding Period: 9/1/11 – 6/30/16
Total Direct Costs: $3,497,870
The goal of this study is to evaluate some of the key mechanisms on the pathway to changes in community ambulation in response to a Multi-Modal Intervention delivered to this frail and disabled group of older persons. This is being done as an ancillary study to a Phase III randomized clinical trial (1R01AG035009).
Title: The Epidemiology of Bone Strength and Muscle Composition After Hip Fracture in Men
Principal Investigator: Jay Magaziner, PhD
Agency: NIH
Funding Period: 03/01/07—02/29/14
Total Direct Costs: $2,994,863
This ancillary study is designed to extend the investigation of the hip fracture consequences further by examining trajectories of change in bone strength, bone metabolism, muscle composition, hormones, and markers of inflammation following hip fracture, and by comparing these changes in men and women during the year following a hip fracture.
Title: mHealth Activity Behavior Intervention for Older Adults with Diabetes
Principal Investigator: Charlene Quinn, PhD
Agency: NIDDK/JHU-UMD Diabetes Research Center
Funding Period: 6/1/12-5/31/13
Total Direct Costs: $50,000
The objective of the proposed project is to pilot test the feasibility of a mobile health physical activity improvement intervention for aging persons delivered by mobile phone and the internet. The primary research outcome is change in physical activity as measured by change in functional status (walking distance) and balance over 1 3 month treatment period. We hypothesize that timely information and feedback to participants on the meaning of diabetes clinical measures will result in improved exercise and physical activity regimen.
Title: mHealth: Developing a Value Proposition
Principal Investigator: Charlene Quinn, PhD
Agency: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Funding Period: 6/1/12-03/31/13
Total Direct Costs: $73,349
The purpose of the proposed project is to facilitate and help RWJF plan a small thought leaders meeting in Princeton, NJ, to help refine the investment thesis and to refine, modify, change and prioritize the Foundation grant-making ideas in mobile health (mHealth). The outcome of the project would be a public report and an internal document of foundation recommendations for funding. The focus of the RWJF future grant investment would be to fund projects to develop evidence for mHealth to support decisions by payers, employers, health providers and individuals
Title: Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium Administrative Coordinating Center
Principal Investigator: Michael Terrin, MD
Agency: NHLBI
Funding Period: 09/30/09-09/29/16
Total Direct Costs: $28,669,691
The Progenitor Cell Biology Consortium Administrative Coordinating Center will make available to the public accessible video reports on the research accomplishments of the Consortium, to the general scientific community reports and data from the Consortium that will advance their research on stem and progenitor cell related health problems and to the members of the Consortium data and meta-data from each other's work to advance their collaborative research. In addition to providing all involved with newly developed, valuable information, the exchange of this information is expected to result in new therapeutic approaches that could shift paradigms and enormously improve outcomes of some of the most frequently fatal diseases in the U.S.; coronary artery disease and emphysema are just two examples.
Title: Non-Invasive Treatment of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Clinical Trial (N-TA3CT)
Principal Investigator: Michael Terrin, MD
Agency: NIA
Funding Period: 08/15/11-07/31/16
Total Direct Costs: $11,716,411
The primary aim of this multi-site clinical trial is to determine if doxycycline (100mg bid) will inhibit by at least 40% the increase in greatest transverse diameter of small abdominal aortic aneurysms over a 24-month period of observation in comparison to a placebo-treated control group.


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The 75 Hi Drive-In Theatre opened in 1955. Car Capacity was 225 and the drive-in was open into the 1970's. The site is now farmland.
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Drive-In 54 on June 21, 2014 at 1:24 pm
This is the correct address: 2424 240th St Hallock, MN 56728. It is now Crop Production Services company location.
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Not much more can be said about the upcoming Air Jordan IV 'White/Cement' at this point. We've shown you plenty of samples as well as a nice side-by-side comparison of the '99 Retro with the upcoming '12 version, and our readers have chimed in over 1,000 times to let their voices be heard. We all get that while the issues with quality and price have rubbed sneakerheads the wrong way, these will still go down as one of the best releases of 2012 and could give whatever Air Jordan XI is planned for December 2012 a run for its money as the best Jordan Retro of the year. Of course, the most recent news regarding the White/Cements is the OG-inspired box, which should give all 2012 AJ4 releases some added 'umph'. If you want to take another look at these beauties, we've got a nice gallery below, but if you want to take it a step further and have these in your hands now, get a pair right now from retailer soleawesome or on eBay.
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hey i need to know, do these run true to size?
Does Anyone know a reputable site I can reserve a pair from? Thanks
THE 4s!!!!! =)
the leather looks a bit questionable imo but this is one of my favorite jordans out there so i hope to get it
These are gorgeous...ill be feelin like Bugging Out from Do The Right Thing when I cop these
Yeah it doesn't matter what color name they give the grey these are as good as its gonna get homie and they are actually looking good even without the Nike Air on the back. These are so so classic nice way to start the 2012 year. Now if only I can find a way to replace the sole unit on my 99 black/grey IV'S lol.
These picks look better than past pics...The grey looks a lot better
Is this a legit site to buy from?
The grey looks lighter here (y) either way I'm coppin. I think theyre just fine
No hangtag on these so I will pass. GTFOWDBS
man what's up with the cement on the pull tab and wing being sooo different than the midsole. One looks like the cement print and the midsole looks like polka dots lol...... man o man ...... if there going to do a retro why don't they just do it right smh.
when i get these im not going to wear mine until the summer
Yall clownin 2day SN posted every jordan im getting without a doubt. This grey show looks lighter and the speckles looking different too and im loving either way cause im still coppin
Cement gray>Tech gray. Bring it back.
deeeeeeeeeeeng i want these
i like -the black on the sole. would have been cleaner if it was white
Are these going to be light"cement grey" or that tech grey"dark grey" b/c in my book this is a big matter as seeing these come out around the same time the red foams do.
that aint no tech grey. wavy
now that what im talkin bout!
Niiice so they changed the grey back to the normal
now thats the correct cement color
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So sound real stupid, you will pass over a fucking hangtag then u might as well cop no shoes
I was being sarcastic. Since all the people were jizzing in their pants over the hangtag on the 10s. Hangtags are pointless.
you are supposed to take the hangtang off anyways...its like leaving the tags on your clothes, just looks dumb
Im pretty sure there will be a hang tag these are just a preview pair not final production and really pass cuz of no hang tag smh its the shoes that matter bruh.
Same here man
the speckles do look a little sparse on the midsole
u do kno cement grey can be light and dark right
If they did they wouldnt be retroes dumba$$...who are you? LMAO
? the fuck
Im so confused. So the gray's gonna look like these pics or darker like those other pics?
yeah it actually looks tonnes lighter in these pics o.O
40 mins... thats it... must of been another bitch cuz my wife & i dont have sessions less than an hr.... get yo cardio up, ya fat fugly fuck
Did anybody see the bulls beat the pacers today? if u didnt, you suck. I remember when mj wore these against the grizzlies in 1987, CLASSIC!!! he used to get his ass PLUGED and tugged by scottie in these
you obviously must be born in the 90's or 00's after the originals released. Back in the day we used to keep the hang tag on. why?? cuz to keep lookin fresh...peeps still do that w hats keeping the size sticker on there. You must be from a farm or suburbs haha
Seeing as we're talking about Cement 4's I presume it's blatantly obvious which shade of cement I mean. Derp.
I thought your parents made you apologize..lol
Wow... Please delete this guy.
you are the dumbest individual lurking these websites...
grizzlies werent even a team in 87 dumbass lol
I've ween wearing 59Fiftys since before they had stickers. Go kill yourself.
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Canelo Alvarez: "Austin Trout Rematch is Not Needed"
By Ryan Burton
WBC/WBA super welterweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (42-0-1, 30KOs) paid a recent visit to BoxingScene Radio to talk about his big victory over the previously undefeated Austin Trout (26-1, 14KOs). Alvarez says that he expects the critics to always be there but feels that this victory went along way in proving that he is a real champion.
"I think I proved I'm a champion but the criticism will always be there you know. Some people are always negative though but I hope they will also have something to say because you can learn from it and take it as constructive," Alvarez stated.
The 22-year-old fighter surprised a lot of people including Trout with the way he fought. He came out using a lot a head movement and his defense was top notch. Alvarez said that you have to approach each fight differently and that he will do whatever it takes to win.
"I think that ever fight is different and you have to fight the fights differently. I needed to fight this way in order to win this fight. In other fights I didn't need to this strategy," Alvarez said while explaining why he didn't fight as aggressively as he has in previous fights.
Canelo said that he came into the fight fully expecting to outbox his American opponent. Some fans may have been surprised by Alvarez's pure boxing ability but the Mexican expected nothing less and was happy to prove it this past Saturday.
"I wasn't surprised that I was able to outbox a boxer. I know how to fight that way. I was able to beat Austin at his own game and I knew I could do it," Alvarez told BoxingScene Radio.
Trout came on towards the end of the fight and made the fight close in many people's eyes despite one of the scorecards being extremely wide in Alvarez's favor. Canelo feels that his victory was decisive and that their isn't any need for another 12 rounds between the two.
"I don't think rematch is needed. I felt I won the fight clearly so we don't need a rematch right now," Canelo concluded.
You can listen to the show in its entirety by clicking here: http://tobtr.com/s/4598335
Send questions or comments to [email protected]. Follow Ryan on Twitter @ringsidewriter and tune in to BoxingScene Radio, BoxingScene's official audio on Tuesdays from 6-8PM PST. The show is hosted by Ernie Gabion, Luis Sandoval and Ryan Burton
[QUOTE=pistol whip;13292097]Dude I am almost certin that If Canelo beat a Erislandy Lara that you will see the same Bullsh it excuses. "Oh I had lara winning" or "Lara was overrated he was never that good". Mark my words motherfukers…Comment by pistol whip on 04-25-2013
[QUOTE=whoseyourdaddy;13291446]Exactly the lack of balls in this site is extremly ovious. Canelo won but this so called boxing fans won't give credit where credit is due.[/QUOTE] Dude I am almost certin that If Canelo beat a Erislandy Lara that you…Comment by ddangerous on 04-25-2013
[QUOTE=The Weebler II;13289546]I think you have to factor in the potentially more exciting alternative bouts for both boxers. Incidentally, Trout is now asking for a rematch. He must have re-watched the fight and realised he did better than he thought…Comment by whoseyourdaddy on 04-25-2013
[QUOTE=pistol whip;13289921]You know who the real pusssies are? All you limp wristed p ussies who blasted Canelo for not having a win over a top contender and now that he has that what do you shiiiitt birds do. You find…Comment by ailicec on 04-25-2013
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Aaron Sorkin Takes Aim At 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'
Playwright, screenwriter, television writer and occasional Huffington Post columnist extraordinaire Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) has never really been one to find himself at a loss for words. Keeping with his tradition of endless wordsmithing, he's taken to his online column to condemn Sarah Palin for her slaughter of a caribou on Sunday's episode of her TLC show.
When Palin signed up for this show, we all knew she'd be gunning for a chance to put down all the "bleeding heart liberals" who bashed her hunting, woodsy ways back when she was bidding for the VP slot. And she surely showed us that she isn't afraid to really stick it to them with Sunday's episode. The funny thing is despite her sparkly, pink rhinestone rifle on her little cap, she doesn't appear to really know what she's doing. Before we see what Sorkin had to say, here's a look at what went down in the Alaska wilderness.
Of course, PETA had to speak up, calling her out for the inhumane treatment of animals, but that was expected. What wasn't as expected was what Sorkin came out with this morning. He responded to her tweet that stated those who eat meat and wear leather can just STFU, with: You're right, Sarah, we'll all just go fuck ourselves now. Well, that's certainly one way to open a letter.
Of course, Sorkin's got to insult her intelligence and lack of vocabulary (a little stale at this point, no?): Like 95% of the people I know, I don't have a visceral (look it up) problem eating meat or wearing a belt. Real mature, Sorkin. You may want to play a little nicer if you're trying to come off as the bigger person here.
The he gets really mean, going over board and comparing her to Michael Vick (who famously got busted for orchestrating dog fights) for money and aligning her hobbies with that time Dick Cheney shot his friend in the face with: I can make the distinction between the two of us but I've tried and tried and for the life of me, I can't make a distinction between what you get paid to do and what Michael Vick went to prison for doing. I'm able to make the distinction with no pangs of hypocrisy even though I get happy every time one of you faux-macho shitheads accidentally shoots another one of you in the face. Once again, Sorkin; if you want to come out of this looking like the smart one, maybe you should try not to make such outlandish comparisons.
Then he just won't shut up, touting his industry experience and using it to call out her authenticity: I'm in film and television, Cruella, and there was an insert close-up of your manicure while you were roughing it in God's country. This point is essential to his final, sweeping dig: That was the first moose ever murdered for political gain. Suddenly, he's giving someone who he thinks is "deranged" and too stupid to know the meaning of the word "visceral" a hell of a lot of credit. So what is it, Sorkin? Do you think she's an idiot or a diabolical political genius? Make up your mind, buddy.
I will admit that the man knows his way around a screenplay, and a teleplay for that matter, and I don't often disagree with his columns, but I think it's time he realizes that in the real world you can't control the characters you attempt to paint. I'm not a Palin fan and I never will be, but she isn't a villain he dreamt up for a plot-line; she's sort of outside of his control being that she's a real person and all. Maybe next time he decides to take someone down with well-crafted words, Sorkin should make sure he's got a clear shot at them instead of popping off bullets in every direction hoping to eventually land a significant hit.
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FIRST AND TENThe Panthers traveled to New York expecting to see icicles hanging from bus bumpers and yellow goal post whipping wildly. They got instead a balmy 40-degree day of sunshine and calm winds.
The way they manhandled the Giants Sunday, you'd think the Panthers were on vacation.
It wasn't quite as easy as it sounded. Carolina did fail to score in the first quarter.
But a shutout? The Panthers probably covered the spread on that one.
Carolina ran with ease, eating up 42 minutes and 45 seconds of game clock. There's only 60 minutes in a football game. They passed effectively, completing 15 out of 22 for 140 yards and a touchdown. Ran for one, too, and chipped in with 3-for-3 on field goals.
Carolina had one kickoff return for 17 yards.
The defense did its job, as well. New York converted 9 first downs, one by rushing. Two of them were on penalties. Only one of those first downs came on a third down play.
New York amassed 132 total yards of offense, 41 of those on the ground.
I mean, what else can you say? The Giants came to New Jersey and got mugged.
A FEW OBSERVATIONS FROM SUNDAY'S CONTEST- I like the extra effort, but DeShaun Foster turns his back too often to defenders and that's an invitation for the defender to punch the ball loose. DeShaun can get hurt that way, too.
- Didn't Brent Alexander learn anything from his short stint in Charlotte?
- For all the criticism Keary Colbert has endured this season, he should at least get some props for the excellent blocking he's doing.
- Jake Delhomme's efficiency was a direct result of good interior blocking. Edge rushers will always pose a threat, but with little push up the middle, Jake appears more comfortable stepping into his throws…and that's the key to keep his passes from sailing – which they didn't Sunday.
- Eli Manning: the young man played like a young man, didn't he?
- Would have been nice to see Ricky Proehl get a catch, though he did have his shot in the second half.
- Here's a personal rant (and this isn't Panthers/Giants specific): there's way too much posturing going on in the NFL, particularly in these playoffs. It seems almost every play has someone beating his chest or standing/looming over a fallen opponent or facing-up an opponent with some smack. I know it's a function of the tremendous quantities of testosterone in circulation this time of year, but there's a fine line between showmanship and making an ass of yourself. Steve Smith knows where the line is. Marlon McCree tiptoes it.
- The Giants' limitations at linebacker were achingly apparent. Not having Antonio Pierce on the field was like the Panthers' without a full-on healthy Mark Fields at the beginning of last season.
- The national media is beginning to coalesce on the Panthers. After being ignored for the better part of the season, Carolina players and coaches will be everywhere next weekend. Except Ken Lucas, of course.
- Ken Lucas was looking to lateral on his initial interception, the one where Eli Manning did the unforgivable by throwing back across the field after scrambling. Lucas, by the way, looks to lateral every time he intercepts a pass.
- I was surprised New York didn't resort to more short passes once they fell behind and appeared to abandon the run.
- Speaking of which, Plaxico Burress didn't catch a pass Sunday because his routes were too long and too slow to develop. By the time he was facing the pocket, Manning was running for his life, eating grass or throwing into coverage.
- Throwing to Steve Smith in the flat and then letting him embarrass the DB is becoming a signature play. It's a quick-pick-six waiting to happen, though, so the Panthers have to be careful with it.
- The Panthers prove once again that they will punish inexperienced quarterbacks.
- One of the real keys to the game was Carolina's ability to covert on third downs in the first half. The Panthers ate up over 18 minutes of the clock in the first half due mainly to getting it done on third downs. The fact that the score was only 7-0 deep in the second quarter was a little worrisome.
- Jason Baker needs to step it up. It's playoff time, dude. Field position is crucial.
- Telling statistic of the game: Panthers total tackles: 35, Giants: 88.
FOURTH AND GOALIt was a total game by the Panthers, on both sides of the ball. The offense dominated the line of scrimmage and the defense dominated whatever the Giants wanted to do beyond the line of scrimmage.
The Giants will be good for years to come, no doubt. The tools are most certainly there. But the better team showed up Sunday.
For the second week in a row.
TOUCHDOWNHere's a few per-game statistics I thought might be appropriate:
Total Yards: CAR – 309.4; CHI – 256.3
Passing: CAR – 204.4; CHI – 125.1
Rushing: CAR – 104.9; CHI - 131.2
Yards Allowed: CAR – 282.6; CHI – 281.8
Passing: CAR – 191.1; CHI - 179.5
Rushing: CAR 91.6; CHI – 102.3
Carolina 11-5
Chicago 11-5
Jake Delhomme: 88.1 passer rating
Rex Grossman: 59.7 passer rating
DeShaun Foster: 4.3 yards per rush
Thomas Jones: 4.3 yards per rush
Muhsin Muhammad: 64 rec., 750 yards, 4 TD
Steve Smith: 103 rec., 1563 yards, 12 TD
Chicago will try to dink-and-dunk on offense, hoping to keep the Panthers off their young, inexperienced quarterback. They'll also try to run and stop the run with SS Mike Brown back on the field.
They'll have modest success on all three fronts, but it won't be enough.
The Panthers will go deep early to set the safeties and then pound Foster between the tackles. The defense will eat Rex Grossman for breakfast.
Carolina 20, Chicago 13
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Ezra Pound, in one of his moments of penetrating lucidity about literature, dedicated Guide to Kultur (1931), "To Louis Zukofsky and Basil Bunting, strugglers in the desert." These three men, who at the time of the dedication seemed like radical outsiders, marginal figures conspicuously at odds with popular conceptions of literary accomplishment, are now properly recognized as giants of Modernism, although Zukofsky has retained a reputation, even among those writers who value his work, as (in Guy Davenport's formulation), "a poet's poet's poet." The implication that Zukofsky's work is of a strange quality, a rare species requiring a special sensibility for appreciation, has restricted Zukofsky's readership, and even the …
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"[Performance] wasn't something that I intended to do. I was doing work that was about process, about the meaning of the making, trying to have a love-hate relationship with the object. I always feel safer in I can bring the viewer back to the making of it. I try to do that in a lot of different way, by residue, by touch, by these processes that are basic to all of our lives … that people might relate to in terms of process … everyday activities — bathing, eating, etc. But there are times when the best way to keep people in that place, which for me is so alive and pertinent, is to show the process or the making."
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A single mother who didn't complete high school, Ellis enrolled full time at Pellissippi State last spring. Like many nontraditional students, the 29-year-old has to balance returning to school with a multitude of other responsibilities: working a full-time job, fulfilling a work-study commitment and raising a child.
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I've been searching everywhere to see where he might have moved he is in heaven above thank u dr Richard for all u done.
I had a tubal done. Before surgery he came back and said not to worry. He would be in and back out in 5-10 minutes. I woke up in pain. Was sent home with pain meds. Next days was throwing up and bowel movements were pure blood. Went to ER and had exploratory surgery. They found where he punctured my colon. I had to have a colostomy. M health has gone downhill since then. My kids are still young so it's hard. I'm only 30. Been dealing with daily pain, nausea, and irregular bowels for the last 6 years. An more things keep going wrong as a result of his doings. And he told me he would take care of me but after a surgery to remove a stitch that ha abscessed, he informed me he didn give me permission to have that surgery and no to contact him without a lawyer. Some help that is!!!! Didn't know I needed his permission to try to get rid of my pain that keeps me from living my life!!!!!
I have seen Dr. Cardenas for years now, and the experience has been above and beyond Satisfactory. The only complaint I have is that trying to phone in is almost impossible, I ran out of my Estrogen and called in. I was told to set an appt. I did for November, the nurse told me she would have one more month approved until I could get in and then when I went to the pharmacy, they said it was denied. I called in to the office and the nurse did not remember telling me that and I would have been out for 4-5 days before I could get in. Their hours and days of operation have also changed. I think they should send out info to patients when this happens.