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My Best Friend, Derek.
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Gender: Female Age: 21 Location: Nonya Bisnes
Posted: 2011-08-16
My second story. Like some nice truthful feedback.
Have you ever loved someone you could never have?
That's how I felt about my best friend, Derek. Derek was tall, had beautiful green eyes that were always filled with life, and brown hair with natural streaks of blonde in them, but what really attracted the girls was his body.
He had a six pack that he maintained by doing Kung Fu, football, and swimming.
The only issue with Derek was that he was gay.
He had 5 bitchy sisters, and was being raised by his mom who was living with the trauma of his father dying 4 years before. Because his sisters were such bitches, he was totally turned off to girls.
Now let me tell you about myself. I'm not really that pretty, with my long black hair falling to my lower back, my eyes a cold blue, and, with me looking a little underweight, was really only 128 pounds.
I had been in love with him since we were 13. He was 2 months older than me, and, since I had met him at Kung Fu, he probably only thought of me as a friend.
Since we were buds, we told each other EVERYTHING. I knew the second he had stuffed his cock in Tommy, another friend's, ass. I knew when he masturbated, who he was attracted to, who he hated, I mean EVERYTHING.
Me? I didn't have a sex life at all. I was still a virgin at 17, 18 in a month.
One day Derek and I were in Kung Fu class, doing lifts and, of course, we had partnered together. He was lifting me when, out of nowhere, Tommy came and tickled him, causing me to fall on top of him, our faces separated by mere inches. My heartbeat quickened and I blushed, so I hurriedly got up and playfully smacked Tommy on the arm. "Thanks alot, dude! Seriously, did you have to do that?" I laughed helping Derek up.
Just then our instructor dismissed Kung Fu class for the day.
I strolled back to the locker room talking to my friend Brenda, who had dated Tommy before he came out of the closet. "Dude," she said to me " you really just need to tell him how you feel, cause he's not gonna know unless you tell him." I turned towards he with a really serious look on my face "Yeah, and while I'm at it, why don't I tell my mom I took money from her purse, because that sounds just as good an idea as that."
"I still think you should tell him, Bella."
"Tell who what?" Derek said, shocking us. "Tell you she loves you." Brenda said, making kissy faces at us. "Yeah, right. She does not! She knows me better than anyone, and we're just friends." The words drove straight into my heart. I turned around and walked away from the one person I could never have.
I was supposed to go to Kung Fu the next day, but my heart was still on pain.
Have you ever felt your first heartbreak? If you have, you know how it feels. You feel like you'll never love again, and that life will cease to exsist.
I decided to go to the museum with my friend, Blake. We got there, and it was super crowded so we decided to hold hands so we didn't get lost. We were halfway through the museum and having a great time when we heard a gasp from behind us. We turned to see Derek, with his mouth hanging open, and Tommy, attached to his arm. I let go of Blake's hand to give Tommy a hug and Derek a nice smile. I reclaimed Blake's hand, only to see Derek's eyes narrowing. Derek asked "Oh, who's this?"
"Sorry, I forgot that you didn't know Blake." They shook hands and glared at each other, with a little chuckle I separated them. "I need to talk to you." Derek said, taking my hand and pulling me around the corner. "What are you doing with him?" It was my turned for my mouth to drop. "Are you dating him?"
"What? No!!! He's my friend. We were only holding hands because...wait, are you jealous?" I chuckled. There was no way "...Yes. Is there something wrong with that?"
"Well, No. But, your....your gay."
"Bisexual, actually. I've been in love with you since I had just turned 14. Do you remember that day? We had a small party and that black car pulled up and...they killed my dad." he never talked about that day, so I knew he wasn't joking. "I was really sad, and my sisters just called me wimp, but you... You comforted me, and that's when I realized...that you were different. Special. But then Patrick," I flinched at the name, "Stole you first kiss and I was so traumatized that I did Tommy and you were too important for me to tell you and Tommy knew that, so that's why he tried to make us kiss at the academy."
"Then why did you say that we were just friends?" I asked still bewildered and shocked that this was even happening. "Because I didn't want to hurt you. But I guess I ended up hurting you anyways." His voice was even, he was truthful with everything. "Bella, I..." Blake slammed into him and knocked him to the ground, tried to grab my hand but all those years of Kung Fu had prepared me for this and I flipped him into the wall. I pulled Derek to his feet, grabbed his and Tommy's hands and dragged them backwards throughout the museum arousing many cuss words and complaints. We ran past the front and because we looked suspicious now Blake and Secruity we after us.
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2012-06-16 22:02:24
Hey guys, ignore the comment under me. I just posted the full story, check it out
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2012-03-25 16:12:54
Hey guys, just wanted 2 let u know that the rest of this will be on anew account, BestFriendToo.
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2011-10-28 04:15:09
You cuodln't pay me to ignore these posts!
2011-10-01 21:29:45
I like this dude under me- lots if spunk!!! ;)
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2011-10-01 16:25:12
UPI fucking retard at the bottom its suspeneful you Fricken blue waffle( diseased vagina)
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OperaTenor wrote:The first two are someone's opinion only, not hard facts.
When you have something more than individual opinions, come back and talk to me.
Where are the cries of outrage when fuel prices behave as a commodity and tumble into the basement? "Oh please George Bush and Congress, please regulate oil so I can continue to enjoy high gas and heating oil prices. My natural gas prices are too low too; can you do something legislatively so I have the pleasure of those high monthly bills again? I really hate saving money."
Sounds just as ridiculous as the idiots and hypocrites who cry when commodity prices are on the way up.
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He then continued his studies, focusing on theater at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA). After graduating in 2005, Hiddleston starred in his first film role in Joanna Hogg's award-winning first feature, Unrelated. He also appeared in Hogg's second feature, Archipelago in 2010. In the meantime, Hiddlestone had won Best Newcomer in a Play at the 2008 Laurence Olivier Awards for his performance in Cymbeline. He'd also appeared in many other shows with the theater company "Cheek By Jowl," and starred in productions at Donmar Warehouse Theatre, including the critically-acclaimed Othello alongside Ewan McGregor, and later as Lvov in their West End revival of Chekhov's Ivanov.
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died early last Friday morning from cancer. Born on a farm in Kansas, she moved to Washington as a child and graduated from Stadium High School in Tacoma. She saved her money for a ticket to New York to become a model. It was there she met her husband, bandleader Louis Prima. She became his secretary, then his manager and his wife. She was instrumental in retaining then best friend, singer Keely Smith, that led to one of the biggest show business acts of the 1950s but, sadly, also led to her separation. She went on to graduate from San Diego State, was one of the first women accepted to Princeton Theological Seminary, and had a long career as Administrator of the Computer and Information Sciences department of the University of California at San Diego. She retired to Sequim in the 1980s and got involved in local theater appearing in The Crucible, Rebecca and Arsenic and Old Lace for the Port Angeles Players. She was also Volunteer of the Year for Olympic Theater Arts. She is survived by her daughter, Tracy Prima Williams, granddaughter and grand-son-in-law Laira and Jared Stewart and great-grandson Tristan Stewart of Sequim, sister Jo Donna Stout of Florida and brother, Nicholas Crites of Texas. She will be remember by family and friends as a person who always had a smile. When asked how she was she always answered, "Fat and Sassy!" and indeed she was. Memorial Party to be held on April 30th with details to follow, so save the date. Memorial gifts can be given in her name to Olympic
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An avid reader, he was known in the Dungeness Heights neighborhood for his love of dogs and his daily walk around the ridge wearing a well-traveled Tilly hat.
Ladd L. Butler
A celebration of life for Ladd L. Butler will be held from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, June 6, at his Diamond Point home.
Mr. Butler died March 6, 2010, at the age of 85 at his winter home in Arizona.
He was born June 6, 1924, in Seattle and graduated f rom Franklin High School in 1942.
His University of Washington classes were interrupted by World War II. He served three years in the Coast Guard in the South Pacific on the USS Longbeach.
He married his high school sweetheart Joan Robbie in 1945 and they had three sons.
He designed and built many custom homes in Bellevue, Renton and Sequim, where they moved in 1976.
For 13 years they enjoyed their condo in Hawaii. After years of traveling in their RV in Canada, Alaska, Mexico and the West, they built a winter home on a golf course in Arizona in 1990.
The Butlers traveled throughout Europe and Asia and went on safaris in Africa.
Mr. Butler is survived by his wife, Joan; sons and daughters-in-law Randy and Val of Colorado, Brad and Eileen of Sequim; and Gary and Lori of Port Angeles; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his brother Ken.
Raymond N. Guerin
Private family services were held for Sequim resident Raymond N. Guerin, who died March 14, 2010, at the age of 92.
He was born July 4, 1917, in Red Lake Falls, Minn.
A full obituary will appear in a later edition.
Sequim Valley Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
William Keith Thuneman
No services were reported for Sequim resident William Keith Thuneman, who died Feb. 25, 2010, at the age of 74.
He was born May 3, 1935, in St. Louis, Mo., to Carl and Edith Root Thuneman.
He married Shirley Schadek on Nov. 1, 1959, in Escondido, Calif.
Mr. Thuneman was employed by the federal government in Anchorage, Alaska, for 36 years before moving to Sequim in 2001.
He is survived by his wife, Shirley Thuneman of Sequim; son and daughter-in-law Robert and Laura Thuneman of Anchorage; and three grandsons.
Joan M. Lieseke
At her request, no services will be held for Sequim resident Joan M. Lieseke, who died March 19, 2010, at the age of 71.
She was born July 1, 1938.
Memorial contributions may be sent to Olympic Cancer Center, 844 N. Fifth Ave., Sequim, WA 98382.
Tami Goodwin
09/26/62 - 03/14/10
Tami Goodwin passed away at her home in Port Angeles on March 14, 20 10 after a courageous battle with a rare form of cancer - leiomyosarcoma. She was 47.
Tamara Kay Young was born in Frankfurt, Germany on September 26, 1962 to Leroy and Eleonore (Reis) Young. Her father was a soldier in the U.S. Army. The family lived throughout the United States and Germany. They moved to Washington in 1974.
Tami attended schools in Port Angeles, Forks and Sequim, graduating from Sequim High School in 1980. She was employed by Green Crow.
Tami married Dave Goodwin on July 24, 1987 in Port Angeles. They have two daughters, Britney and Danika.
Tami and Dave were kept busy supporting their girls' numerous and various activities, including Britney's horse shows and Danika's sports. She also cheered on their friends' kids and her many nephews and nieces. Tami loved taking photos of family and friends' special times and events.
She loved young people. Tami also loved some "not so" young people, including her husband, family and friends, who will forever be "True to Tami"!
Besides her husband and daughters, Tami is survived by her parents Ellen and Paul Ambrister of Sequim; sister Roxy Wells of Sequim; brothers Tom (Paula) Young of Bonny Lake; Mark
(Judy) Young of Sumner; Chris (Di) Young of Sequim; step-sister Charisse (Jean) Rathle of
San Francisco, CA; parents-in-law Garry and Marilyn Goodwin of Port land OR; sisters-in-law Nora (Don) Farrer of Washougal OR; Gail Cederlund of Twin Falls ID; many aunts and uncles in Washington, Missouri and Germany and numerous nephews and nieces.
She was preceded in death by her father, Leroy Young and sister-in-law Elaine Polarek.
A celebration of Tami's life will be held at the Cedars at Dungeness on Saturday, April 3rd at 2:00 PM.
Memorial contributions may be sent to: Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County 540 East 8th Street Port Angeles, WA 98362
Warren Ellsworth Tansey, age 92, passed from this earthly life on March 12, 2010, surrounded by family members in his Sequim home. His death followed a brief illness.
Warren was born on December 24, 1917, to Ellsworth (Mike) and Florence Tansey in Chicago, Illinois. He was born with the assistance of his physician grandfather, Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Tansey and was preceded in death by his parents and younger brother, Robert.
His early years were spent in Holland, Michigan, where he roller-skated, ice-fished, flew kites and learned the fundamentals of golf. At age 9 his family moved to Lansing, Michigan, where he began to caddy and play golf in earnest. In the following years, he worked nights watering the golf course tees and greens. He also mowed the greens every Sunday morning at daybreak. He was a dedicated athlete and played both basketball and golf in high school. His golf career continued at Michigan State University where he played on the golf team while earning his degree in business. Throughout those years, he participated in golf tourneys with many outstanding players of the era.
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Warren was one of the first in Michigan to enlist in the army. He traveled by train to Fort Lewis for his military training; however, his service career was cut short by health issues.
Warren married Margaret Ann Kurtz in South Bend, Indiana, on June 1, 1942. He was proud of his age and the fact that he and Margaret were going to celebrate their 68th wedding anniversary in a couple of months. He enjoyed his role as a father and liked being involved in the lives of his four children. During their childhood years he could be found coaching Little League, helping deliver papers in the wee hours of the morning, and working on
community projects.
Warren was an accountant with Bendix Corporation in South Bend and Detroit where he ultimately became vice-president of the accounting staff. After retiring in June 1975, the Tanseys moved to Venice, Florida. However, after several visits to family members on the Olympic Peninsula, they decided in 1985 to move to the Peninsula where Warren used his accounting skills as a Tax-Aide volunteer for many years.
During his retirement years he filled the winter months planning his garden for the next year and spent many joyous hours during the summer raising vegetables and flowers in raised beds. Picking wild blackberries was almost an obsession for him.
Warren had a flair for life and all who knew him enjoyed his sharp wit and sense of humor.
His survivors include his wife, Margaret, and his sister, Jean Porter of East Lansing, Michigan. His Sequim family includes Sandy and Jim Reed, daughter and son-in-law. Also surviving are twin daughters Dianne Knodel of Keller, Texas, and Carolyn Vallieres of Buckeye, Arizona; plus son Scott Tansey of Niceville, Florida. His loving family includes eight grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews, and a daughter-in-law, Cindy Tansey, plus son-in-law, Stuart Knodel.
There will be a family memorial service at a later date.
beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, 92, of Sequim, passed away Sunday, March 14, 2010 at home with Donna, his loving wife of 70 years, at his side.
Born in Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, to Napoleon and Priscilla (Gauthier) Guerin on the Fourth of July, 1917, he moved with his family to Yakima at age 7. There he attended parochial school, was an altar boy, and sang solo in the church choir.
It was in Yakima that he met and married the love of his life, Donna Verlea Hicks, June 10, 1939. After the birth of their first child, Ronald Ray, they moved to Seattle. His main goal was to provide a good life for his family.
Always a hard worker, he had a strong work ethic all his life, often working several jobs simultaneously. This enabled him to start his own business in 1955, Guerin Manufacturing Company in Lynnwood, a manufacturer of aircraft products primarily for Boeing and the U.S. Air Force.
During the years that followed he became a charter member of the Lake City Elks Lodge 1800, and moved home and business to Edmonds and Lynnwood. There he became a board member of Citybank, Lynnwood (1974-1999). He was a longtime supporter of education, funding scholarships and college plans.
After retirement in 1985, he and Donna motorhomed extensively. In 2002 they moved from Edmonds to Sequim to be near their daughters. They were instrumental in establishing Project Lifesaver in Sequim.
Ray will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him. We are comforted by the belief that he is now with his son, Ronald and grandsons Patrick and Casey Gooch, who preceded him in passing.
He leaves behind his wife Donna, children Trudi Elofson and her husband Toby, Linda Gooch and her husband Michael, grandchildren Leslie Bakker and her husband Michael, Deborah Dotoli and her husband Frank, Cally Tauran and her husband Phil and Megan Schmidlkofer and her husband David and eight great-grandchildren, sisters Auna Guerin and Blanche Benedictson, along with numerous nieces and nephews.
He lived, he loved and he danced...
Relatives and friends are invited to join in the celebration mass of his life at 11 am, Tuesday March 23rd at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 121 East Maple Street, Sequim, WA.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Seattle Children's Hospital Foundation, Ronald Ray Guerin Endowment, P.O. Box 50020, Seattle, WA 98145 or www.seattlechildrens.org
Ray Schmuck
Ray Schmuck of Sequim, born September 30, 1934, went to be with the Lord on March 19, 2010. A service will be held Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 3:00 pm at Sequim Valley Foursquare Church. In lieu of flowers his kids ask you to simply share a piece of chocolate with someone you love. A complete obituary will be submitted later.
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Patriots complaint department: Take a number
Readers frustrated with play of quarterback, defensive line, secondary
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Welcome to the seesaw that has been the Patriots' 2008 season.
Up. Down. Up. Down.
The Patriots were crunched by the Chargers 30-10 Sunday night in San Diego. Big plays were a big part of their undoing.
While the Chargers' first play might have set the tone for the game -- a 48-yard pass from Philip Rivers to Vincent Jackson -- the turning point came in the third quarter. The Patriots had strung together their most consistent drive, operating out of an "empty" set with receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker; tight end David Thomas; fullback Heath Evans and running back Sammy Morris.
But with four chances to punch the ball in from the 1, the Patriots couldn't close the deal. Had the Patriots scored, it would have been 17-10. Instead, the Chargers hit another big play, scored, and it was 24-3.
A 14-point swing, and that's how fast games can get away from teams in the NFL.
It's a performance that e-mailers would probably rather forget. But first, some venting ...
Mike, can you explain why the team seems to have multiple personality disorder ever since losing Brady? One week we get blown out of the water, the next we start looking like a professional football team, and then the next week we lay down for the Chargers (while they were wearing those powder blue uniforms no less!). I realize Brady going down totally changes the dynamic, but, honestly, watching the team this season has been painful at best. Sometimes it seems Cassel is improving, but then other times he has a deer-in-the-headlights look. Frankly, I think it is unfair to the fans for the team to expect us to just accept this subpar play as "it is what it is." I don't think I have enough Zantac to make it through the rest of the season!
Matt, Los Angeles
A: Matt, my explanation would be that Brady is one of the best players in the NFL. Couple that with the knowledge that the quarterback spot is the most important on the field, and it's understandable why there would be a dropoff. Then you add in that Matt Cassel hasn't played consistently since high school -- and in many ways is learning on the job -- and I think that's why you've seen the up-and-down trend. I remember this from the 2002 season -- it was up, it was down -- and that was because the Patriots just weren't a top team that year. They were a middle-of-the-pack club and that's what middle-of-the-pack clubs do, they beat the not-so-good clubs and lose to the better clubs. It's only been five games, but I see these as some early troubling signs for the Patriots this year. There is still time to turn it around, of course, so I wouldn't make any definitive judgments at this point.
Mike, do you think it is now time to pull the plug on Matt Cassel and give someone else a chance? While the o-line seems to have problems, how much of the Patriots' offensive struggles are related to Cassel's inability to find the open man and/or making slow or the wrong decisions. What we saw in preseason seems to be the real deal. The turning point Sunday night was first and goal inside the 2-yard line and no score. Compounded by a poor defensive effort that put the game out of reach.
Mike, Greenwich, Conn.
A: Mike, I have to rewind to fully answer this question. Regular readers of this mailbag know that I've expressed doubts about Cassel's long-term standing at quarterback. In pointing that out, I think as a coach -- once you commit to a decision -- you have to be very careful about making a quarterback switch because there are many trickle-down factors. Is the backup ready? If the backup gets hurt, is the demoted player's confidence shattered and thus he's not even a good No. 2 option? How will the decision, made after five games, affect other players? I'm not sure how Bill Belichick views the progress of No. 2 quarterback Kevin O'Connell, so that's the key piece here. I do think the job will ultimately be O'Connell's; I'm just not sure how soon that will happen. If I had to project, I think Cassel will get another crack at it Monday night against the Broncos, and then we'll revisit after that game.
Why didn't the Pats go after a free-agent QB, or invite some into camp after Brady went down? I'm thinking about someone who can look at the defense, look at more than one target downfield (a man wide-open in the end zone), and throw the ball more accurately? Even a QB rated no better than "good" would be "very good" with this team.
Mike, Uxbridge
A: I think this is a fair question, Mike. I wrote about this in the Boston Globe back in September after Brady suffered the season-ending injury, although the piece was more geared toward the team's decision in the offseason not to sign a veteran quarterback. When you look at the options out there, though, you see there was not much. Or you had to overpay for marginal talent. The one quarterback I particularly liked was Chris Simms, after he was cut by the Buccaneers. But the Patriots decided not to go in that direction, and I think it was a decision made to throw their confidence behind Matt Cassel. The team also probably views Kevin O'Connell -- a third-round draft choice some e-mailers were questioning at the time of the draft because the team had other needs -- as a developing No. 2.
Mike, with the trade deadline coming up on Tuesday, what are the chances that the Patriots try to pick up a quarterback? I don't mean an additional backup, I mean a veteran like Jeff Garcia that can come in and take the starting job. I see this season going nowhere with Matt Cassel.
A: If there was truly an option, Jeremy, I've always believed that the Patriots wouldn't hesitate to make a trade to improve their team in the short-term and long-term. I just don't see any starting-caliber quarterbacks being available. Then you have to factor in the time it would take that new quarterback to learn the system. If there is a new player for the Patriots at quarterback, I think it will be Kevin O'Connell, not a player from another team.
Why isn't O'Connell in at the end of this Chargers game? Cassel is obviously not getting it done, so let's at least see what O'Connell can do, right?
Joshua, Radford, Va.
A: I agree, Joshua. I would have liked to see O'Connell get that game experience. I assume it was a case where the coaching staff feels Cassel needs the experience as well. Some might argue "why give Cassel the experience when O'Connell is the quarterback of the future?" My answer to that would be that the coaching staff obviously feels Cassel gives the team the best chance to win this year, and at 3-2, this year is anything but over.
Why did they not challenge the Randy Moss catch at the 4-yard line? It looked like he clearly had possession and it was then knocked out of his hand. Do they not have someone reviewing the broadcasts who can alert the coaching staff?
A: Ron, I personally didn't think it was as clear that Moss had possession. When I saw the replay, my first reaction was "no catch". At the same time, given the direction the game was headed, why not take a chance at a challenge? Fair point.
Ty Law has to be an upgrade over what I saw yesterday. Any idea if they are calling him or anyone else for that matter? Also, 20/20 hindsight now says they should have signed Asante Samuel given that we can't stop anything deep and we can't play one-on-one with the big boys.
Cynthia, Canton
A: The cornerbacks had a bad game, Cynthia, there is no sugarcoating it. But I'd just caution anyone from reading too much into one performance. As we've seen through six weeks of the season, so much changes from week to week in the NFL. The Patriots got beaten on three big plays, had another long pass interference penalty in the end zone, and those plays were killers. But I don't think that poor performance is necessarily reflective of what we saw in the first four games before this one. I'm not saying the cornerbacks have been great, but they haven't been that bad. I think you can win with these cornerbacks, but some pressure up front would help. As for Law, I have not heard anything along those lines.
Hi Mike, how long will the Patriots continue to put Deltha O'Neal out at cornerback this year? He continues to get beaten for long pass plays. At first I figured he was signed late and hadn't learned the defense, but he continues to be out of position giving up big pass plays. If he should be getting help over the top at left cornerback, it would be Rodney Harrison giving the help and it's hard to believe Harrison is missing assignments and leaving O'Neal on his own.
Bert, Norwood
A: Bert, on those two plays O'Neal was beaten, I believe that was strictly man-to-man coverage. I was curious to hear O'Neal's take, but he waved off reporters after the game. On the first one, his technique/coverage was off. On the second, it was the same story but he seemed to recover better so I also credit the Chargers for making a very nice play -- Philip Rivers to Malcom Floyd for a 49-yard touchdown. O'Neal was kept on the sidelines for two series after those miscues, replaced by Terrence Wheatley. He also spent some time on the bench in the second half. If O'Neal plays like he did Sunday, he'll surely be spending more time on the bench.
A very painful performance to watch. It appears that we're running the same worn offensive plays (i.e. short passes, ineffective run schemes and absolutely no pressure on the opponents by the vaunted front three/four.) I'm still waiting for Dom Capers's schemes to visualize. Delta O'Neal's performance was terrible and he looked liked a rookie and is probably the reason he isn't playing for the Bengals. The injury list is beginning to look like a mass casualty center. Thoughts?
A: My thoughts start with the quarterback spot, Bill. This offense can move the ball and score points, the scheme is good, but a lot falls on the trigger-man. I think what we're seeing is Cassel learning on the job, hence some of the turbulence at times. Remember last week, some e-mailers were saying "Let's give Cassel more time, he looked more comfortable against the 49ers; maybe there is hope here." As for the pass rush, I agree fully. In terms of O'Neal, I don't think anyone was saying he was a shutdown corner when he arrived. Part of the reason he was let go in Cincinnati was financial considerations. If O'Neal would have reduced his salary, my hunch is that the Bengals (now 0-6 and not exactly experts when it comes to talent evaluation) would have kept him. As for the injury list, the Patriots took some hits, no doubt, losing Jarvis Green and Nick Kaczur to right ankle injuries.
Mike, enough is enough with the leadership of the Patriots' defense. It is clear that the defense, as currently constituted, is perhaps the worst in pass defense that the Pats have fielded since their run of dominance began. We keep hearing about all the premier players they have, especially on the D-line, but the results just aren't there -- seven sacks through five games, near the bottom in completion percentage and average yards per catch allowed, at the bottom in forced fumbles (1), etc. My take is that Dean Pees and his staff aren't getting the job done. This is something that probably would have bubbled to the surface last year too if the Pats hadn't played from ahead so often and had needed their D to make plays. Pees is now in the third year as coordinator and the results are getting worse, not better. Clearly this will be a lost year with Brady out, but the Pats need to address their defensive leadership and philosophy in the offseason unless they think they can win with a bottom 3rd defense.
Jay, Weston, Fla.
A: The way I see it, Jay, they have to find a way to get more pressure. It simply hasn't been good enough through five games and I do put some of that on the coaches. But overall, I think Pees is a good coach. What I am starting to wonder is about a conflict between the strength of their personnel and the way the game is played today in the NFL -- they have big, sturdy players whose first priority is often to stop the run, but this is a passing league and they need more pass rush up front. On the final part of the question, I'd disagree that this is a lost year. I see a wide-open race across the NFL, and I think this is survival time. You try to hang around as long as possible and then hope you're playing your best ball in late November and December. Surely, the Patriots haven't done much to inspire confidence on a consistent basis, but I think it's too early to count them out.
Mike, what exactly does Dom Capers do? It was my understanding that he was coming to NE to help the defense. So far, I see nothing different from last year. The defense might even be worse. They put absolutely no pressure whatsoever on the QB. In the SD game and almost every game this year, except for the SF game last week, the QB has a multitude of time to throw the ball. That coupled with the fact the defensive backs play about 7 yards or more off the line of scrimmage almost all the time. I thought he was here to create some pressure packages or something but I see the same old no pressure, off the line of scrimmage, weak defense.
Stephen, Ogdensburg, NY
A: Stephen, my understanding is that Capers leads the individual meetings with defensive backs. So he's focusing on their technique, working to develop their skills, making sure they're on the same page with what the defensive play-call is etc. In terms of his schemes, I'm not sure how much has been implemented in the Patriots' overall attack. I will say this: I think his hiring was a coup, but I was slightly uncomfortable with the idea that it was the most important move for the defense this offseason. While I believe coaching is crucial in this league, the players are the ones making it happen on Sunday. So it's a combination between coaching and players, not one or the other.
Mike, where was the pass rush in this game vs. SD? Philip Rivers had all day to throw, any QB, even Cassel (I think), would look good with all that time. Might it be time we see Shawn Crable activated to help the pass rush? Is it a scheme or talent issue? The lack of a pass rush is making things even harder for the secondary. The secondary leaves too much of a cushion, IMO, why is that?
A: Rob, I think it's a good, educated prediction that Crable will see his first action Monday against Denver. They need more of a pass rush, and perhaps he can deliver that spark in a sub package. Consider this from Sunday night's game: In-game statisticians keep track of quarterback hits, which is when a quarterback is knocked to the ground, and the Patriots had zero in 27 Philip Rivers pass attempts. Some stats can be twisted to prove a point. That's not one of them. Credit to the Chargers for their pass protection, but I find it hard to believe that with the talent the Patriots have on their defense that they couldn't get to Rivers at least a few times.
Hi Mike, just finished watching the San Diego Massacre. Ouch. Thank goodness for DVR. My question is on the allegedly vaunted D line: At what point does their performance earn them the moniker "overrated"? Health isn't supposed to be an issue this year, and yet they generate ZERO pass rush and are porous against the run. This team will sink or swim based on the strength of Seymour, Warren, Wilfork, and Green. They have the ability to cover up a weak secondary (like the Giants did last year) and open up things for their LBs to make plays (which isn't happening either). It just kills me to see Cassel constantly getting harassed whereas the New England defense generates absolutely no pass rush. Oh yeah, and any blitzes they do dial up always seem to get picked up or exploited by the opposing QB. It's frustrating to see -- in the span of one season -- the offensive line disintegrate before our very eyes and the defensive line continue to underperform. If championship teams are built from the inside out then we are [in trouble].
Derek, Monterey, Calif.
A: Derek, at the time I filed this mailbag to our top-notch staff over at Boston.com, I hadn't seen a replay of the game (long flight back from San Diego). So I need to reserve judgment on the defensive line until I get to see more of the game. From watching the game live, it didn't seem like the pressure was good enough and I want to try to find out why. I thought the linemen played the run well enough to win; the Chargers finished with 98 yards on 35 carries (3.5 avg.). If you had told me that before the game, I would have predicted a New England victory. I analyzed the personnel and saw that the Patriots were in a 4-2-5 nickel look for a majority of plays, and it seemed to me that the premise was to ask the four linemen and two linebackers to hold up against the run, with the five players in the secondary in primarily man-coverage on the back end of the field (if Rodney Harrison wasn't playing a linebacker-like role). As for the offensive line, I don't think it's as bad as it looks. When the quarterback holds on to the ball a long time, which Cassel has at times, it can make any line look bad. Other times, the line has broken down. I think the breakdowns are more apparent now because the Patriots are playing with less margin for error.
I am reading this piece about Laurence Maroney and it just seems like his mind is somewhere else besides on the football field. Seems like he may be going through the Vince Young demons, certainly doesn't sound confident in his awesome ability, and if that is the case put Morris and Jordan 1-2 they get better yards anyways! Thoughts?
A: Mike, I don't know what to make of Maroney's comments. From talking to Maroney the last two-plus years, he's a likable guy, sort of a fun-loving, good-natured type, the type of person anyone would like to see succeed. He seems troubled. For his well being, I hope it's simply a shoulder injury and nothing else.
Tom Brady had surgery on Monday, Oct. 6. Was there any particular reason that the Pats' brass waited one month to get that done? They do realize that if he had the surgery done right away, it could have affected Tom's play next season. Now, they have pretty much guaranteed that next year we will be starting with the backup QB also.
A: I'm not totally familiar with the details of Brady's knee condition, but from what I understand, it's a case of allowing the swelling to go down and allowing the MCL to heal. You could have potentially had more damage if he was operated on sooner.
Mike, each week on the inactives you mark a player the "third quarterback". Is that player part of the 45-man active game-day roster and is eligible for that game? Can you please explain his eligibility for that game? Thanks
A: Yoni, the third quarterback is a 46th player. He can come into the game at any time, but if he enters in the first, second or third quarters, that means the first and second quarterbacks are no longer eligible to play. A third quarterback can enter at any point in the fourth quarter and the first two quarterbacks would still be eligible to play.
Mike, I have to ask again. Why do the Patriots never wear their throwback uniforms? I've seen the Jets/Titans wear theirs twice already this season. The Steelers have worn theirs and the Chargers wore their "powder blues". It seems that teams wear these throwbacks every year but that Patriots might wear theirs once ever 10 years or so. I think their old red unis are great.
Stephen, Odgensburg, NY
A: I agree, Stephen. In fact, I'd endorse a switch back to the old "Pat Patriot" uniforms. I just don't think the Patriots are interested in going throwback, and part of the reason might be that it changes the helmets that players wear and so the players don't always like the change. From what I understand, we'll see the throwbacks next year for a game or two when the league celebrates the 50th anniversary of the American Football League. I say we start a campaign to make those throwbacks stick around a bit longer.


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While all coastal cities face real trouble, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development says Miami is the most vulnerable in its assessment of threats to 50 major cities worldwide. Parts of Miami will be permanently flooded in as few as 15 years.
BURN host Alex Chadwick talks with people deeply involved in the issues of how and when sea-level rise will begin to inundate Miami, as well as the reasons why waters are rising so quickly along the Atlantic seaboard of North America. To get firsthand reports on the rapidly melting ice sheets of Greenland (a significant cause of sea-level rise), BURN sends Neal Conan, former NPR host and reporter, with Gretel Ehrlich, longtime Greenland explorer and writer, to Greenland to meet with leading researchers.
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Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions: | |
Depth (In.): | 15.25 |
Depth with Door Open (in.): | 37.625 |
Height (In.): | 16.406 |
Interior Capacity: | 1.6 cu. ft. |
Interior Dimensions (HxWxD): | 9.812" H x 20.937" W x 14.406" D |
Shipping Depth (in.): | 19.281 |
Shipping Height (in.): | 20.062 |
Shipping Width (in.): | 33.281 |
Weight (lbs.): | 53.1 |
Width (in.): | 29.875 |
Product Overview: | |
General Warranty: | 1 year |
Weight, Shipping: | 61.3 |
Exterior Features: | Electronic touch controls with green LED display |
Color: | |
Color Family: | White |
General Features: | |
Power Cord Included: | Yes |
Microwave Configuration: | |
Child Lock: | Yes |
Clock: | Yes |
Convection Cooking: | No |
Exhaust Fan Air Flow (CFM): | 300 |
Heating Type: | Microwave |
Interior Light: | Incandescent |
Microwave Power Levels: | 10 |
Rack: | Yes |
Sensor Cook: | No |
Turntable: | Removable |
Turntable Diameter (In.): | 13.593 |
Vent Location and Direction: | Vertical and horizontal |
Venting: | Vented |
Microwave Settings: | |
Defrost: | Yes |
Delay Start: | No |
Extend Cook: | 30 Seconds |
Maximum Microwave Cooking Time (min.): | 99.99 |
Multi-Setting Cook: | Multi-staged cooking |
Number of One-Touch Settings: | 3 |
One-Touch Foods: | Yes |
Speed Cooking: | No |
Power Source: | |
Cord Length (ft.): | 3.2 |
Wattage: | 1000 |
Wattage Range: | 1000 watts and over |
Styling: | |
Door Release: | Pull-to-open |
Door Swing: | Left |
Certifications: | |
ADA Compliant: | No |
ANSI Certified: | No |
CSA Listed: | No |
ENERGY STAR Compliant: | No |
ETL Listed: | No |
NSF Certified: | No |
UL Safety Listing: | Yes |
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Charlotte, MI
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We bought this microwave to replace our other one thaf was on its last leg. Its bigger than my other one so that was a plusand my husband liked how easy it was to install. The only thing I wish could be changed is when it goes off, it continues to beat to let you know it's done until you hit cancel or open the door. This is minor so still giving it 5 stars.
New York, NY
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this microwave has some much more functionality than my old countertop model. i never realized that you could microwave baked potatoes so well! baked apples are my next new venture. but i use the microwave every day for reheating, etc.
Hillsboro, OR
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It looks great, works well, is quiet when running and does what we want it to do. I like it the best of the others I've seen in this price range. I would purchase it again if I needed to. There's room for improvement though. The beeper - I am convinced that they scoured the earth looking for the most annoying buzzer and then used that one. It is loud and long! I am not making this up. The first several times we used it, comments directed at me included: "Why did you buy this one?" "I would rather listen to the smoke detector", "PLEASE make it STOP!!!" Fortunately, there is a setting to turn the beeper off. We may forget our meatloaf in there for 2 weeks, but at least we don't have to listen to "the beep". The fan has 3 settings - High makes a wooshing sound. Medium makes a similar wooshing sound. Off works just about as well as either of the first 2 settings, because the fan doesn't do much. The "quick touch presets" - With every other microwave I've used, you press the popcorn button and it pops your popcorn. When you press the popcorn button on this one, however, it displays a cryptic message that looks like Klingon. There is a cheat sheet inside the door to translate the message and you need to select which option you want. It's not horrible, but why can't it just pop the popcorn?
Doon, IA
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It has a turn table, that is what I wanted.
Germantown, MD
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Bought this unit to replace another Kenmore I had that burned out after 2 years. Stayed with Kenmore because of the sale price and Reward Points I had accumulated made an even better discount. Installation was simple enough. Satisfied with the oven so far. The End beeper is a bit obnoxious (3 long beeps...15 second pause....3 long beeps). That's the only drawback I've seen.
Cohasset, MN
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First of all the microwave works good, it was fairly easy to install and looks great, just what I wanted. The reason I gave it four stars is because of what other reviewers said, the beep to let you know it is done drives me crazy. It goes off three times, then very shortly after starts beeping again, within in a few minutes it will go off several times. Looking at the manual it appears you turn the sound off, but I couldn't get it to work. Sometimes you just aren't standing next the microwave when it's done. Other than the that, I haven't used most of it's many features, I like the plus 30 seconds button. I got a great black friday deal on it though, so not going to complain about the beeping too much, ok I probably will.
Spokane, WA
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After having three previous microwave/hoods that were on the expensive end ($300-$500) all break after 2-3 years, I decided to see how long a lower price unit would last. It didn't seem like the more expensive ones were lasting any longer before breaking. This one is alright. The buttons are sometimes don't register a press on the first try, there is only one light and it is on one side so the other side is a little dark, the door latch is a little stiff to open and close.
Pittsburgh, PA
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This microwave is very visually appealing and it works great! Being someone that never installed a microwave before, it was very easy to install. My wife loves to use it. It is also very easy to operate.
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So much easier & quieter than the old one!
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Tampa, FL
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Starbucks enters entrenched Vietnam coffee market
"We look forward to growing with Vietnam's already vibrant coffee industry, and making a positive impact in the communities where we operate," he said in comments emailed to The Associated Press.
Vietnam's economy has slowed recently in part because of a problematic banking sector, but Starbucks' upmarket brand will appeal to the growing Vietnamese middle class, said Anthony Emms, managing partner at Stanton Emms Strategy Consultants in Singapore, which advises international food and beverage companies on Asian markets.
"I don't believe there is a massive barrier to Starbucks in Vietnam," he said by telephone. "Starbucks is not really a coffee; it's a food-service concept."
More than 60 percent of Vietnam's population was born after the Vietnam War ended in 1975, and there is a strong demand among youth in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City for branded clothing and accessories, no matter that the labels often are fakes, and average annual income is only about $1,500.
Other international food chains have opened stores in Vietnam in recent years, including the Australian coffee chain Gloria Jean's Coffees International, the California-based Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and the American fast-food chains KFC and Burger King. And Nestle instant coffee — engineered to suit the Vietnamese palette — is sold widely in Vietnamese supermarkets.
But Starbucks would risk alienating some of its potential clients if it didn't include Vietnamese drip coffee on its menus here, Emms said. "Say you get a grandfather coming in with a younger relative — he might not want to drink a cafe macchiato or latte," he said.
Starbucks' announcement that it is moving into Vietnam has been received without much fanfare in local blogs and state-controlled media, although some speculate about how the company will compete with Trung Nguyen Coffee and Highlands Coffee, a homegrown brand that credits Starbucks as an inspiration.
Nghiem Ngoc Thuy, meanwhile, is still swooping across the worn tiled floors of her cafe, setting down steaming coffees just as fresh customers arrive to order more.
The price: 15,000 dong (75 cents) per cup, she said on a recent weekday afternoon, as cigarette smoke curled toward the ceiling. 1,000 extra for condensed milk.
Thuy's family has been in business since the late 1980s, and watched as this leafy neighborhood — called "cafe street" by some locals — has welcomed luxury cars, sushi restaurants and upscale clothing boutiques.


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