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The point is that just because you don't repress dissent violently doesn't mean that you relinquish authority on the political arena. Your authority should be so solid that dissent only fortifies it.
More or less agree, TRL. This authority should be a moral one based on trust between people and the party.
Quote: Indeed, so why should the state legislate around dissent? Once we acknowledge that the state in and of itself is not the expression of the will of the people? Quote: An incomparably smaller scale. We are not talking about remodelling society, but the suppression of a fragmentation of bourgeois reaction. Quote: Undoubtedly, but this is combined with the influence of many of my communist friends, who argue that shutting down fascists should be the job of ordinary people, rather than the state apparatus, and these guys are anything but Maoist. Sholokhov wrote: Basically as a communist and revolutionary I think Lenin was better than Stalin, but I feel that Stalin did a better job leading the Soviet Union. Mainly because he was leading it for a lot longer. Once capitalists know we can release the Kraken, they'll back down and obey our demands for sure.
_Comrade Gulper Quote: I agree with Fellow Comrade, and this I feel is the defining point in the argument. The idea of random citizens groups coming out to put down protests assumes that people don't have other interests besides 'defending the revolution'. Ordinary people in socialist countries worked, looked for goods, liked to relax and enjoy themselves just like people everywhere, whereas intelligence services and police, in those countries which had the correct ideological line and genuine revolutionary spirit, tended to be the most committed, efficient, and uncorruptable group in the state apparatus, and probably in the country (this was especially true in the case of the Soviet Union). Being that historical and future states fought/will be fighting a battle against capitalists, nationalists and other incredibly powerful forces capable of manipulating the public will, optimistic talk of workers who have magically woken up to how much better life under socialism is (which btw it won't be in the first post-revolutionary years) is a bit of a stretch to me. "The thing about capitalism is that it sounds awful on paper and is horrendous in practice. Communism sounds wonderful on paper and when it was put into practice it was done pretty well for what they had to work with." -MiG
Quote: The only claim I am making is that if a fascist protest is going on, it would be better if local citizens protested against it, rather than the security services simply rounding up everybody involved. Quote: Considering the workers will most likely have fought a civil war to create their new order, I would imagine a load of fascists on the street would be offensive and worth a counter demonstration. Furthermore, could you explain why the masses were so enthusiastic in the Cultural Revolution? Despite the poor economy etc of the time? And lets be clear about the Cultural Revolution, it was clearly not unleashed by one section of leadership against the other, this WAS a mass upsurge in political consciousness, no matter if you oppose or support it. To state my position, I am on the fence about the GPCR. On the one hand it was a unique attempt to fight bureaucratisation, on the other it clearly got out of hand, nevertheless it was an interesting way to challenge stagnation. Also, it is better in my opinion to allow and support the masses as a conscious actor themselves rather than always relying on the state to deal with any small expression of dissent.
Very few people outside the Red Guards had an active role in the Cultural Revolution.
The moment one accepts the notion of 'totalitarianism', one is firmly locked within the liberal-democratic horizon. - Slavoj Žižek
NEP did make sense, the 5 year plans killed the USSR. You cant plan an economy for 5 years in the future, and force people who think in old ways to work in a group. NEP kept the people productive, and brought back production levels to Pre-WWI levels in a very short time.
In NEP, a family could open a small store or company, with a limit on size and the Gov would run anything slightly bigger. By controlling large ones, prevented huge corporate conglomerates, the bane of the society, to be nonexistant, and would allow an easier slide into Communism. Over time the small enteprises would fade. State Socailism would had started the right way, without a forced jump. The Government would not have to worry about potato production for example. "A lie told often enough becomes the truth."
-Vladamir Lenin Quote: Okay. Compare living standards in the mid-20s to living standards in the mid-60s. Are you really sure you know what you're talking about?
Robotnik you do realize that the 5-year plans were a tremendous success right?
They were... until Brezhnev's time. I really don't see why such a vast country as the USSR would have to import grain.
They turned the USSR from an agricultural country to a world superpower in less than 30 years.
Once capitalists know we can release the Kraken, they'll back down and obey our demands for sure.
_Comrade Gulper Quote: No need for the hatin' on Brezhnev, comrade. His leadership during the 1970s gave the USSR at its most peaceful and prosperous period in the 20th century. If he resigned in 1977, after the signing of the new constitution and the celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the Revolution he probably would have gone down as one of the greatest leaders in Russian history. As for the importation of grain: Remember, it was mostly low quality feed grain for animals. The imports showed not that the Soviets were getting desperate, but that consumers were beginning to eat more meat than ever before - a sign of growing prosperity. "The thing about capitalism is that it sounds awful on paper and is horrendous in practice. Communism sounds wonderful on paper and when it was put into practice it was done pretty well for what they had to work with." -MiG
What about the Brezhnev Stagnation then? And isn't it true that Brezhnev failed to keep the planning system updated so that it eventually collapsed?
The Brezhnev Stagnation was real, and applied not only to economic planning, but to politics and social life as well (i.e. stability at the expense of progress). I'm just urging caution against oversimplifying the whole period of Brezhnev's leadership based on whatever flaws existed and were exacerbated during the last few years of his leadership. Remember that while there were some people in the Brezhnev generation of leaders that were political apparatchiks and had no position being where they were -like Chernenko and Tikhonov, there were many others, including Aliev, Andropov, Gromyko, and Ustinov (off the top of my head) who were competent, excellent administrators and devoted communists. Brezhnev chose these men, and did preside over what many Russians judge to be the best period in 20th century Russian history.
Some achievements of the Brezhnev era: * The partial rehabilitation of Stalin, including recognition of his achievements in industrializing the country and his key role as leader during the Second World War, and the appearance of neutral/positive portrayals in films and television programs * A growing harmonization of relations between the Soviet state and non-state groups, like religious organizations * The continuing expansion in the Soviet space program, which included the first space stations in the form of the Salyut program, and the famous and internationally popular Intercosmos program. * The 1977 Soviet Constitution, which clarified roles, rights, and responsibilities, and which was adapted to the new conditions facing the country * The 1977 revised anthem, which put an end to the strange situation of an anthem without lyrics * The 1980 Moscow Olympics, which despite the politically motivated boycott of many countries were successful and grandiose * The aiding of Vietnam in its war against US imperialism, and of Ghana, Congo, Angola, Mozambique and Ethiopia in Africa. While the Soviets suffered setbacks in Egypt and Iraq, relations were solidified with Syria, South Yemen, Libya, and India. * The quick squashing of the Prague Spring with a minimum of loss of life * A successful detente with the Nixon and Ford administrations, and growing positive relations with West Germany, Italy and France. * A recognition of Soviet parity in nuclear and conventional armaments, which became formalized during the SALT talks * The 1975 Helsinki Final Treaty, which solidified post-war borders and finally gave formal recognition as to the legitimacy of Eastern European socialist states "The thing about capitalism is that it sounds awful on paper and is horrendous in practice. Communism sounds wonderful on paper and when it was put into practice it was done pretty well for what they had to work with." -MiG
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Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 29 Jun 2009, 00:58 New Comrade (Say hi & be nice to me!)
Lenin easily. I think Andropov had potential but died too early. Don't care much for any of the others. Brezhnev is my least favorite, on account of allowing corruption to fester in the state's institutions to the extent that it did on his watch.
You prefer the right-wing communists? Why?
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Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 29 Jun 2009, 00:58 New Comrade (Say hi & be nice to me!) Fitzy wrote: The answer to that is kind of hard to give without being verbose. But basically, it has to do with my perspective of history and what the role of the state should be in forcing it along. From my point of view, most of the self-inflicted injuries of 20th century socialism could have been prevented if major policies had first been introduced on a limited scale and experimented with, and expanded slowly where their successes justified it. The Great Leap Forward is the most obvious example that comes to mind here of a halfbaked leftwing initiative; I'm to trying to write the GLF off as a total failure here, but its negative consequences were preventable. I think evolutionary changes need time to take root in society and that new modes of production have to evolve in a society organically. That said, I think a vanguard is an indispensable part of the process, but that the vanguard and masses have to be engaged in a dialogue and that Socialism will evolve out of that exchange. So in a nutshell, I prefer the incrementalism of the right-wing Communists, but I only endorse incrementalism in a relative sense (relative to others on the far left.) Obviously I wouldn't into M-L if I didn't appreciate revolution as a sudden, dramatic transformation in a society and think it was something to be desired.
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I think Stalin was most definetly the most effective leader in the Soviet Union, he knew what to do.
Quote: Mabool,using these analogies i can say:compare the living standards in Germany in 1933 and '39.Or compare living standards in USA in '30 and '53. Improvement of the living standards wasn't a priority of GOSPLAN,as USSR still had to bolster it's "A group" industry. Quote: Just the opposite! Clumsy collectivization,often undiscriminating and counterproductive "purges",even of the best cadre,"beheading" of the Red army,his pact with Hitler and subsequent early losses of the Red army in GPW...all of them(partially) his faults.
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Defected to the U.S.S.R.: 11 Nov 2009, 07:13 Ideology: Other Leftist Politburo Loz wrote: The Failure of collectivization in the USSR was the result not of leadership, but of ecological conditions and inability to retain a surplus. Collectivization was a huge step forward for socialism, a step utilized by other countries later on Quote:Alright, before lenin's death, he was planning on enabling purges of the old bolsheviks because of growing detachment and corruption within the party, and the Soviet Union seemed to do fine during the war and afterwards. You know becoming a superpower and all even without these "valuable" talking heads. Quote:The Non-aggression pact with Hitler was not an alliance, Stalin's policy was, "we don't want to be a part of this war, and we want to time to be able to prepare ourselves for invasion." You would sign a non-aggression pact in order to protect your country from invasion long enough to bolster production and industry(which Stalin did) to defend your country. Stalin knew that Hitler would attack, but the Non-aggression Pact bought time. I would like to see your connection to Red Army deaths as a result of Stalin's leadership, I didn't know that one man could dictate the deaths of a war.
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For those of you that were interested or recently started The Greatest Show on Earth, by Richard Dawkins, I figured we would start a discussion on it. Any one that wants to join in and start the read is more than welcome, as well as those who have already read it. (I'm sure Nelson will have some insight for us!)
Let me know what you think! Thanks everyone!
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At Audible.com, they have a accompanying reference guide that goes along with the audiobook. This guide has the pictures. I think that anyone can download it. http://www.audible.com/pd/ref=wl_3?asin=B002V086LM. Just a thought. I am going to download it and listen to it this weekend.
Okay i just read my previous post about the dates and I have to say i am quite impressed with my ability to fudge up the most simple words, lol. I was responding on my phone and it likes to predict exactly what I didn't want to say, so sorry for that.
The plan is to read the Preface & Chapter 1 and then I will post a new discussion for it sometime on Sunday evening and we can have a week of reading and Discussing until the next one.
So be ready, Sunday May 8th will be the first discussion! Thanks again to everyone!
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for me, i didn't hesistate to buy the book a year ago. read it once waiting a chance to read it again and again.
for me: it's just the bible..i mean i dubbed it the bible for atheist.
and atheist without it, is lost, i guess so.
How and When will the discussion start?
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[TW: Rape] List of Comedians defending Tosh - UPDATED
List of Comedians that are being unapologetically dense about this issue:
- Jim Norton ("Why is it okay for an actor to play a rapist, but not for a comic to joke about it?")
- Louis C.K. ("your show makes me laugh every time I watch it. And you have pretty eyes")
- Patton Oswalt ("Wow, @danieltosh had to apologize to a self-aggrandizing, idiotic blogger. Hope I never have to do that (again).")
- Dane Cook ("If you journey through life easily offended by other peoples words I think it's best for everyone if you just kill yourself")
- Anthony Jeselnik ("An offended audience member repeating a comedian's act from memory is worse than, literally, anything")
- Stevie Ryan ("Daniel Tosh can't make a rape joke but Eminem can have hit songs about it? PS. AIDS jokes are funnier")
- Doug Stanhope ("You're hilarious. If you ever apologize to a heckler again I will rape you. #FuckThatPig") — wow.
- Opie Radio ("To all the idiots! I completely support Daniel Tosh being a comic in a comedy club! Even if it means rape jokes!")
- Kumail Nanjiani ("Two things about the Tosh thing. 1. It was said in the moment and not a pre written thing. 2. If you think he's pro rape you're an idiot.") — this one, though. as though it makes it better that it was an off-the-cuff comment. don't you see how revealing that is about him and his values?
- Sarah Beattie ("calm down about rape jokes everyone's been raped at least once by george lucas")
- Doug Benson ("Maybe Daniel Tosh was confused about where he was. He wouldn't have offended anyone over at the Rape Factory. #ThisTweetWillBeDeletedSoon")
Just so you have a list and can see how horrible people are all in one place
- Rob Delaney (linked approvingly to Sarah Beattie's tweet quoted above and said "It's unwise to rush to judgement. Unless you've read something DICTATED to a COOKIE BLOGGER. Then, sing your song, internets!")
- Michael Ian Black from "The State" etc. (replied to Kumail Nanjiani saying "What kind of rape? Straight-up rape or funny rape? Because he might think a funny rape was funny.")
- Jesse Thorn of MaximumFun.org & Hodgman's podcast ("It's anyone's right to be offended at a comedy show, but it's important to comics to be able to try stuff, including trying to push limits.") who's also blocking anyone who @ replies him on the topic without any engagement
- alleged comedian Dan Dodge (@TheOnlyDanDodge, Twitter bio says "failed comic") who personally made a rape threat almost identical to Tosh's against me after some dudebro fan poked him to come comment
Reblogging myself to add nice white lady comic Chelsea Peretti to the list, whose succinct comment was "PRO TOSH BRO." She tried to qualify that with saying there was some long explanation that couldn't fit on Twitter. Whatever, Chelsea. (A couple of hours after that, she posted a photo of a fat black woman on a plane and called her Madea, so you know, not exactly an upstanding human being in any fashion.)
And also asking: how about the comics who are speaking out against this? I know of Jamie Kilstein, Hari Kondablu and Dave Holmes. Who else?
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Yes please!
i dig his beats for sure, always enjoy him at low end theory and smaller gigs, but he really needs some time to develop before hitting coachella.
I was thinking at least the Pure Filth side-stage or something. Definitely not tent worthy, but certainly deserves to be there in some form!
FYF and goldenvoice just announced shlohmo at the Fonda, April 6
Also new upcoming shlohmo ep
Is shlohmo finally gonna be at coachella this year?
He won't be on the poster barring a very very late add. Do Lab or something else is a possibility I guess.
That would be interesting at the do lab.
Even if he played after hours at the campground site.
A WEDIDIT/Friends of Friends after hours take over would be excellent
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That would be awesome! Daedelus,Ryan Hemsworth,Groundislava and others would definitely kill it.
Here is a new track of shlohmo's new ep 'Laid out'
That's a pretty dope track, thanks for posting. I don't think his tour dates indicate a Coachella appearance, though a late night gobi set would be pretty rad.
6/6: The Field @ The Independent
6/26: Colin Stetson @ The Chapel
It only came out last night so you can be excused for missing it!
I think it's probably a year too early for the FoF crew, I would bet that at least one is at Coachella in 2014 but (again barring very late add) there won't be any this year.
Shit, this is a fabulous track.
No problem, he posted it last night on his twitter account. I have the track on repeat lol. Shlohmo has really developed his sound over the years. You can really here the differences by listening to the first videos on this thread compared to his newer tracks.
I enjoyed his RA podcast from last year, too. Chopped and screwed!
6/6: The Field @ The Independent
6/26: Colin Stetson @ The Chapel
I've seen him. He's just whatever live. Certainly not tent worthy. Maybe Pure Filth dome or Do Lab.
When did you last see him? I thought he was better then whatever in SF but agree he would be placed in the do lab.
I love this guy would see him!
been bumping his shit lately. i'd be down as fuck to smoke heavy and vibe out to his tunes!!!
Really excited for the new EP, would love to see him at the Polo Grounds.
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MILWAUKEE - Wisconsin Lutheran College outscored Lakeland College 30-9 over the final ten minutes, blowing open a close game and ending the Muskies' season with a 65-40 loss in the Northern Athletics Conference Tournament quarterfinals Saturday night.
The No. 1 seed Warriors (23-2 overall) ended eighth-seeded Lakeland's upset bid and won their 15th straight game, advancing to the tourney semifinals against fourth seed Benedictine (Ill.) University, which defeated fifth-seeded Alverno College 53-42. The Muskies lost for the second time this season to the Warriors and finished the season 12-14.
Lakeland hung with the NAC's best team for 30 minutes and trailed just 35-31 when Trista Barron (Fr.-Escanaba, Mich.) hit a three-pointer with 10:06 left in the game. The Muskies were ultimately done in by 31.1% shooting, though, making just 14 of 45 field goal attempts. Lakeland also shot just 3-of-20 from three-point range, one of the team's poorest performances from behind the arc this season.
Barron's three capped a 7-0 run as the Muskies rallied from their largest deficit of the game at that point, 11 points on several occasions early in the second half. Wisconsin Lutheran responded with a lightning-quick run, though, to take firm control.
The Warriors scored on five consecutive possessions, with the run highlighted by Rachel Hoft hitting three consecutive three-pointers. At the same time, Lakeland went cold, missing eight consecutive shots. The Muskies went nearly seven minutes without a field goal, by which time WLC had built a 54-33 lead with less than 3 1/2 minutes to play.
Lakeland was able to stay close for much of the game as both teams struggled with cool shooting and turnovers through 30 minutes. The teams combined for 30 turnovers in the first half and neither shot better than 35% as Wisconsin Lutheran took a 24-18 lead into the break. Leah Eisner (Jr.-Stevens Point, Wis.) scored eight points in the first half but the rest of the team combined for just three field goals in the half.
Eisner led the team with 14 points and seven rebounds, while Becky Mayo (Sr.-Gladstone, Mich.) added eight points and seven rebounds and Barron chipped in seven points off the bench. Lakeland committed 26 turnovers in the game and was out-rebounded 39-27.
Hoft and Shavon Dillon led Wisconsin Lutheran with 13 points apiece. The Warriors finished shooting 15-of-29 (51.7%) in the second half and 43.6% for the game (24-of-55). WLC hit seven of 16 three-point tries, with four of the makes coming in the game's final ten minutes.
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CUMBRIA'S most famous fell runner ran the run of his life over England's highest mountains on Saturday.
At the age of 76, at an age when many men could not even break into a trot, Joss Naylor marked the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in his own inimitable way.
In beating the bounds of Wasdale parish, this chairman of the parish council defied the spirit of ageing with a phenomenal run. He reckons it is approaching 35 miles in length and climbs over 11,000ft.
Never have the words of the late Chris Brasher sounded more apt. This former Olympic gold medallist and founder of the London Marathon said: "There is no finer athlete the length of Britain than iron man Joss Naylor."
"I have thought about this beating the bounds of Wasdale parish run for years," said Mr Naylor, who admitted he was glad he'd had his porridge and cod liver oil for breakfast. "Partly why this challenge has not been done before is because the boundaries have changed in recent years."
His route began at the maypole in Netherwasdale then climbed out up over remote Caw Fell, Haycock, Scoat Fell, Pillar and over the tops to the Scafells."
He says the toughest section by far was from the top of Kirkfell. From there and over Great Gable, Great End and the Scafell skyline which includes Ill Crag and Broad Crag and the notch of Mickledore is completely all stone with barely a blade of grass.
"There's a lot of rough ground on that long section," he says. "You have to concentrate hard."
He found he was flagging at this point and was glad to lean on his trusty pair of hazel sticks (no swishy trekking poles for this MBE).
But he recovered on the final traverse over Wastwater Screes where turf covered the ground once more.
People could guess how long it would take him to complete the run for £1 – all proceeds going to community funds and towards buying a Victorian-style lamppost to be installed in Netherwasdale village.
The finishing time? Four minutes under 10 hours.
Sorted Joss. Incredible.
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In the final test before the start of division play, New Albany suffered a 31-13 loss to Cleveland, committing an uncharacteristic eight turnovers.
"Coming into tonight, we really wanted to do things well, clean things up, but I feel like we took three steps back," NAHS coach Ron Price said. "We did a good job of wrapping up defensively, but offensively, we moved the ball well and put ourselves in good position, then we turned the ball over."
A pregame promise turned out to be the best decision for the Lady Bulldogs in their division showdown at North Pontotoc Thursday night.
The lineup change of Shannon Goode from the bottom to leadoff paid off for coach Shane Sanderson and New Albany, as the junior had a base-clearing hit in the ninth inning to break a three-all tie and eventually give the Lady 'Dawgs the 9-5 win and a division championship.
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The team that started the coaching career for Ron Price is now this week's opponent, as New Albany will host Cleveland on Friday.
New Albany is on the verge of winning their first division title in 10 years, but on Saturday, its focus was on gaining non-division victories, as they hosted several of the state's best teams in a tournament at the Sportsplex.
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Amory is a well-known powerhouse in football, and the Bulldogs are looking to return to the win column, hosting the Panthers Friday night.
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Yes, he's a chubby faced, diabetic debby-downer, but I can't help but imagine he's saying what I hope Matt is thinking.
http://espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/story/_/i...fear-sacks LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Despite Jay Cutler's reputation for toughness, the Chicago Bears quarterback admitted Wednesday the pressure he's received through the first three games is affecting him. Sacked 14 times thus far, Cutler seemed to describe the process of a quarterback becoming shell-shocked from sacks, pressures, and extraneous hits after the throw. More From ESPNChicago.com Can't get enough Bears information? ESPNChicago.com has all the latest on the Monsters of the Midway. Blog "You talk to any quarterback. Whenever you're getting a lot of pressure and you're getting flushed, and you're getting hit a lot, that clock in your head is gonna be tinkered a little bit," Cutler said. "It's gonna start ticking a little bit faster. Even sometimes when you do have a good amount of time, you're gonna be feeling it even if it's not there." Perhaps the phenomenon Cutler described explains his inaccurate showing in Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers. Cutler suffered just three sacks in that game, but reverted to shoddy mechanics -- such as throwing off his back foot -- and misfired on several attempts, despite having what seemed like plenty of time to throw. "All quarterbacks go through that to some extent," offensive coordinator Mike Martz said. "Last year at this time, I was scared to death of our protections. We looked at the tape [from the Packers game]. He was very pleased with the protection. He's very confident with where we're going with that thing, and we all are. "I think what happens is you lose your poise a little bit. We got to a point in the third quarter where we had a chance to get right back in it, and we lost our poise. You've got to fight through those things, get by it and learn from it. If we don't learn, then you don't get better. I would expect we'll get a lot better." Cutler wasn't sacked at all in the first half against the Packers, but five of his seven incompletions through the first two quarters came as a result of poorly thrown balls. Cutler threw high on missed connections intended for Devin Hester and Roy Williams. The quarterback also threw an interception on an underthrown ball to Williams and fired two passes behind rookie Dane Sanzenbacker. "It's a constant battle," Cutler explained. "The more consistent we get up front, and the more time I have and the more comfortable I feel, the more consistent I'm gonna get." Perhaps that's true, but the quarterback's sack numbers don't necessarily bear that out through his career. In his first season as a starter for Denver back in 2007, Cutler suffered 27 sacks, but completed a career-high 63.6 percent of his passes. The following year, Cutler suffered 16 fewer sacks but his completion percentage and passer rating dipped a little, while his passing yardage soared to a career-high 4,526 yards. Despite the quarterback suffering the fewest sacks of his career in those two seasons, Denver's win-loss record over that time stood at 15-7, in part because of a poor Broncos defense and the offense's inability to put points on the board, despite the unit putting up huge yardage totals. In Chicago, Cutler's protection hasn't helped much (66 sacks over the last 19 regular-season games), nor has the lack of offensive weaponry or Martz's pass-happy system. While some of the top-flight quarterbacks have found ways to overcome such shortcomings, Cutler indicated it's just a matter of time before he's able to do the same. Cutler also was adamant that his relationship with Martz hasn't been strained by the team's recent struggles, adding that he doesn't expect the offensive coordinator to scale back the complicated system. Williams echoed that sentiment. "I don't believe in scaling back," Williams said. "We're professionals and we have to be able to handle it. We have to get to the point where it looks great drive after drive after drive." For that to happen, Cutler needs to be comfortable in the pocket throwing accurately. The quarterback also said the Bears need to put themselves into more manageable situations on third downs. The Bears are currently 11-of-40 on third-down conversions, including 4-of-27 in situations where it's third-and-8 or longer. "Whenever you're losing games, there's a little bit of a sense of panic and a sense of doom. We've just got to get over that. You've got to keep working," Cutler said. "Every single person made a mistake at some point in that game (against the Packers). There's a lot of football left. There's a lot of things that can happen. We're headed in the right direction. We've just got to hammer out the issues." Michael C. Wright covers the Bears for ESPNChicago.com and ESPN 1000. |
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Quote:Despite the quarterback suffering the fewest sacks of his career in those two seasons, Denver's win-loss record over that time stood at 15-7, in part because of a poor Broncos defense and the offense's inability to put points on the board, despite the unit putting up huge yardage totals. This paragraph didn't make any sense to me. I had to look it up. In Denver his career record was 17-20 during the mentioned time he was 15-17 The author was missing a number. The situations are different in that we have more weapons that Chicago. The thing is we don't need to send them deep every play like Chicago does. We will do fine with the offense we ran last year, run first dink and dunk, if we just used those opportunities to open up the deep passing game. I figured that's what the Julio trade was all about. We don't need to be a pass first team. A run first team should pound and tire pass first defenses. |
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I've noticed Matt has super happy feet and looks like s skittish squirrel caught in the middle of a busy road whenever we're throwing the ball deeper than 15 yards. He's lost all confidence in our OL and it's painfully obvious on Mularkey called passing downs.
As for being run-first or pass-first, I don't think we should even have a label like that. If the O is clicking on all cylinders like it should be with the skill position talent and depth we have, we should be able to play however we want and it work. Talent and multi-dimensional capabilities are supposed to make you completely unpredictable. And right now, because our OL isn't doing their job, we're even more predictable than we we're before. We should be doing way more play-action, screens, and east-west running plays, utilizing Quizz about 3x more than we are and forcing DLs to sit or even take a step back rather than giving them carte-blanch to bull-rush every down without hesitation. And I know you need athletic Olinemen who can pull and run to do these thing, but come the fuck on, are we really so bad on the OL our guys can't even manage a screen??? This is the NFL and we're talking about professionals, right? I find it impossible to believe these guys can't pull off these types of plays. It sounds much more like OC scheme issues to me than the alternative. I mean, it's common knowledge that when your OL struggles against or is getting beat by the DL rush you run plays that penalize teams for over-doing it, like screens and draws and sweeps, etc. But not us. We run inside the tackles until it's 3rd and long and then we force a pass under an 8-man blitz and get our QB crushed whether it's a completion or not. With this talent, we should have our choice of run-heavy, pass-heavy, or balanced from game to game, quarter to quarter, play to play. And we should be smart enough to not make our OL the absolute determining factor and turn their weakness for us into a positive by making defenses pay for trying to exploit it. |
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Quote:It sounds much more like OC scheme issues to me than the alternative. I mean, it's common knowledge that when your OL struggles against or is getting beat by the DL rush you run plays that penalize teams for over-doing it, like screens and draws and sweeps, etc. But not us. We run inside the tackles until it's 3rd and long and then we force a pass under an 8-man blitz and get our QB crushed whether it's a completion or not. Reading this is maddening, because it's exactly what we do |
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I think Martz is doing Cutler a favor, he's trying to get the Diabetes knocked out of him.
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As already said by Gerry, the answer to your question is negative. However, it becomes positive if you only ask your set to have Hausdorff dimension 1 instead of positive Lebesgue measure, see Salem, R.; Spencer, D. C. On sets which do not contain a given number of terms in arithmetical progression. Nieuw Arch. Wiskunde (2) 23, (1950). 133--143. For a more general recent result see Tamás Keleti Construction of one-dimensional subsets of the reals not containing similar copies of given patterns, Analysis and PDE Vol. 1 (2008), No. 1, 29-33 (if you do not know this journal, you should have a look at it and more generally to the web site of the Mathematical Science publishers, by the way.) |
No, such a set cannot exist and one can prove this using Lebesgue Density Theorem and a simple pegionhole argument. Infact all points $x$ which are density points of $E$ will be a midpoint for some $y,z \in E$ i.e., $x=\frac{y+z}{2}$. Let $F \subseteq E$ be the set of density points of E, and $x \in F$. Then there exists a $\epsilon > 0$ such that $m( B_{\epsilon}(x)\cap F) > \epsilon$. Now if $x$ is not a midpoint of $E$ then $\forall d \in (0,\epsilon)$, atleast one of $x-d$ or $x+d$ does not belong to $F$. But then $m( B_{\epsilon}(x)\cap F)= \int_0^{\epsilon} |F\cap \lbrace x-t,x+t\rbrace| dt < \epsilon$, a contradiction !! A set $A$ of real number is called Universal if every measurable set of positive measure necessarily contains an affine image of $A$. A simple variation of the above argument will give that all finite set $A$ are infact Universal. However, no example of an infinite Universal set is knwon and its a conjecture of Erdos that no infinite universal sets exists. This paper has a nice discussion and references to this problem M. Kolountzakis: Infinite Patterns That Can Be Avoided by Measure, Bull. London Math. Soc. 29 (1997), 4, 415-424. http://fourier.math.uoc.gr/~mk/ps/universal.pdf As Gerry and Benoît Kloeckner has mentioned the problem becomes interesting when one considers Hausdroff measure instead of Lebesgue measure. Recently I. Laba and M. Pramanik proved existence of 3 term arithmetic progression even in closed sets which has Hausdroff dimension close to 1, `under the condition that E supports a probability measure obeying appropriate dimensionality and Fourier decay conditions' I. Laba and M. Pramanik: "Arithmetic progressions in sets of fractional dimension",, Geom. Funct. Anal. 19 (2009), 429-456. http://www.math.ubc.ca/~ilaba/preprints/progressions-may15.pdf |


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