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(also conoidal /kōˈnoidl/) chiefly Zoology- Approximately conical in shape.More example sentences
- The introduction of the conoidal bullet in the mid-nineteenth century greatly increased the range, accuracy, and striking power of small-arms fire, and in the Civil War rifle fire accounted for most battle casualties.
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- Rather, the coracoclavicular ligament (trapezoid and conoid ligaments) provides the major structural support for the joint and is the primary ligament injured in an AC sprain, otherwise known as a separated shoulder.
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- Optimization indicates that the ancestors at nodes marking the divergence of kathablepharids and alveolates possessed 'conoids.'
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- The conoid of apicomplexans is considered here to be the same character as the feeding apparatus of perkinsids, perhaps suctorian ciliates, and kathablepharids.
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I'm concerned about the panting, she doesn't do it all the time but previous owner says she has done that for years and it just means she's happy or excited. I heard it could be a sexual thing called Cockatoo ecstasy. She's 8 yrs old shouldnt that have passed already? She also will go straight to the corner of the couch and bury her head in the corner and start panting. Any thoughts on what all this could be?
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You need to not encourage the bird's hormonal state. No petting under the wings or on it's back. No prolonged petting anywhere, and no cuddling of any kind. Quick head scritches, and only head scritches, are okay.
Cuddling a 2 is something that should be avoided from the very beginning. They don't tell you that when you buy one or adopt one. Cockatoos are known for being "love sponges" or velcro birds. People who get baby cockatoos are wont to cuddle their birds because they are so cute and cuddly and the 2s themselves love to be cuddled. The problem with this is that the bird, as it starts sexually maturing, starts thinking of its owner as its mate. The bird gets sexually frustrated because it is of mating age, quite hormonal, and there is no bird for it to mate with. Behavioral and medical problems can result. It is common for sexually frustrated female 2's to start pulling their leg feathers out. They can then later start straining as they defecate and then can eventually start prolapsing. Prolapsing is a very serious and very expensive medical issue. The poster at the top of this thread had an 8 yr old female. My female 2 named Katie didn't start prolapsing until she was 9 yrs old. The prolapsing kept getting worse and she had to have surgery at the age of 11 to correct the problem. She is 13 now and we haven't had any prolapsing since the surgery (thank you, Dr. Speer!) and we pray that we don't ever have the problem again. We do our part to try to prevent a reoccurance of the prolapsing problem by being very "hands off" with Katie, keeping her mind focused on other things like foraging for food, playing with toys, etc. If she is out of her cage and watching TV with us or keeping us company in our office, she is on a stand or perch, she is not on us.
In my opinion, bird sellers or people adopting out birds need to be better about teaching the new bird owner how to properly care for their bird and what the new owner should or shouldn't do with regard to handling their bird, and a new owner's instructions should be species specific. Some types of parrots don't overly bond with their owners, they are more independent and they'd rather play on their own with their toys than be cuddled by their owner. 2s are the opposite -- they'd like to be attached to their owners 24/7 -- they don't call 2s "love sponges" and "velcro birds" for nothing!
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Just to be safe though, a Avian wellness visit is a good idea. She could have a slight infection that is made worse with excitement.
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How susceptible are other parrot species to prolapsing? My GW is 17 months old. Can I continue cuddling with her until she's 6, then switch to only scritching her head? Do I have to switch now while she's so young?
Two Nameless Miniature Doves (they don't come when I call anyway)
Makenzie a Hahn's Macaw (loves hiding in a book bag)
Mardy a Greenwing Macaw (comes without being asked)
Posted 27 May 2012 - 11:56 PM
You'll be fine for quite some time. Just learn the signs, and when you see them, be careful where and how often you pet.
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Her picture, and all my birds pictures on my website.
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MDiv with a Concentration in Pastoral Counseling
What is a Master of Divinity with a concentration in Pastoral Counseling?
In pastoral roles we face many forms of brokenness and frequently get involved in the ministry of counseling. With the well-rounded biblical, theological, and pastoral training of the M.Div. degree, the concentration in Pastoral Counseling provides tools and resources you need to meet the counseling demands you encounter in pastoral forms of ministry. Though it does not lead to the qualifications for counseling licensure, it combines solid biblical training with psychological principles. However, you also earn a unit toward Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), which allows you to participate in clinical settings where ministry is being practiced. Through faithful pastoral counseling, you will be ready to give comprehensive pastoral ministry to those God places in your care.
"Having taught courses at Denver Seminary for many years, I can confidently say that the students whom I have had the pleasure to teach are mature, competent and very well prepared. It has been a pleasure for me to get to know the students, who have come from a variety of backgrounds and who serve as peers who can not only learn together in good spirits but also can mutually teach each other. This is a high quality program that educates and helps students develop their faith and ministries."
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Indianapolis cracked down on human traffickers before it hosted the Super Bowl in 2012. In New Orleans this year, federal and local law enforcement scoured the city for pimps who set up shop to exploit minors.
Now, with 51 weeks to go before the Super Bowl arrives at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, authorities and legislators in New Jersey are moving to curtail any sex trade at an event that routinely generates more than 100,000 visitors.
While there is debate over whether the Super Bowl actually increases sex trade activity, multiple anti-trafficking efforts are under way, from proposed legislation to crackdowns on prostitution to a task force dedicated to ferreting out human trafficking.
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A 2011 study of the 2008, 2009 and 2011 Super Bowls conducted by the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women showed that predictions of between 10,000 and 100,000 sex workers descending on or being trafficked in the host cities never materialized. Law enforcement observed no increase in sex-work-related arrests in Phoenix, Tampa or Dallas during the respective events, the study stated.
Murphy, who is writing a book about human trafficking survivors, said: "We don't see any clear statistical evidence of trafficking" increases tied to large sporting events. "However, in cities like New Orleans and New York, we have major issues with trafficking every single day."
New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa has made combating human trafficking — which includes the illegal trade of people for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation — a priority of his office. While there were only 179 cases of sex and labor trafficking reported in the state between September 2005 and April 2012, the number of unreported crimes is thought to be much higher.
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In your backyard: Amish countryPopular destination known for its shops and foodJune 4, 2013In terms of distance, Ohio's Amish Country is easily a one-day jaunt.... asknotI don't get it. Food and other products are WAY overpriced, they profit off their tax exempt status, operate HORRIBLE puppy mills, treat the rest of their animals like crap, brainwash and threaten their own people, etc etc. Sorry, I know ALOT of them are really good people, but they have some bad baggage. 2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » rockerY'all better watch out talking about the Amish. Lebanon Levi and the Amish Mafia might read these comments. :) I have no problem with the Amish. I think they are good people. 0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » mrhomerWandyiscool...couldn't agree with you more....but most people either don't care or want to stick their heads in the sand and think they are the "gentle people" with the good food..can't see this paper doing a story on the hundreds of thousands of dollars they make on puppy mills and never pay a dime of tax. 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » jacsm1217Better yet get off I77 at the Rt. 39 (SugarCreek) ext. and stop at Walnut Creek, Berlin on your way to Millersburg. Sol's in Berlin is great and you will go by Dutch Valley Restaurant or Der Dutchman in Walnut Creek or Inn At Honeyrun near Charm. Charm also sells good cheese. 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » WandyisCoolHow about doing a story on the Amish Puppy Mills. Holmes Co. Ohio has more puppy mills then any other county in the nation. Read about it. 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » StargazerLove to eat at Boyd & Wurthmann. They have the absolute best date pudding! You'd better get there early for lunch if you want a table. We also enjoy Hershbergers and going to the Guggisburg cheese factory. I'm ready to go back now!! 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 6 of 6 comments
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Maurice Lacroix Classique Phases de Lune Watch
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The case is 40mm wide in either steel, two-tone with steel and gold. Crystal is sapphire and the case is water resistant to 30 meters. Functions include the time (with central seconds), date around the dial, windows for the month and the day of the week and the month. There is also a moon phase indicator. For a watch that is only 40mm wide the elements on the dial look too small. Like Maurice Lacroix wanted to miniaturize the complications. Movement is the Swiss automatic ML caliber 37. Look for it soon if you like what you see.
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- Did You Know?: Mitchell and her students witnessed Venus crossing the sun in 1882—only the sixth such event to occur since 1608.
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Nantucket, Massachusetts
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3.35/5 rDev -9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 2.5
Appearance: Pours into a thin white head with mild lacing. Honey to amber color.
Aroma: Acidic almost estringent. Phenol-like flower from a fruit tree.
Taste: Strong coriander front with lemony middle and a peppery bittersweet finish. Strong alcohol character and ends with a building aftertaste.
Mouth: Intense. Bubbles up to fill mouth and tingles tastebuds while lingering on the tongue.
Drinkability: Shamefully I couldn't finish the bottle, just too much. Very low.
Overall reaction is that this beer has incredible complexity but needs time to mellow out into something more well balanced. Alcohol is too dominant along with the two special herbs. Decadence, no doubt.
Serving type: bottle
09-15-2005 23:12:21 | More by NoLiberty
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3.4/5 rDev -7.6%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Pours a seriously viscous syrupy dark golden honey color. Zero head with some spotty lacing at best.
Aromas are all spice initially; lots of ginger, cardamom and earthy/peppery notes. The honey aromas emerge more and more as it warms and spices subdue slightly.
The tastes directly follow the nose which I was hoping they weren't. Really spicy, with a lot of cardamon and ginger backed by a huge earthiness from the honey and pretty much straight honey flavor as well. I think they may have used a Belgian yeast on this beer as I am getting some peppery flavors in the finish.
Mouthfeel is super slick and syrupy at this point. Considering how old this beer is (2007/08 I think), it had held up pretty well. No alcohol, lots of sweetness, may be too much for some. I could only handle 4-6 oz myself before I asked for help.
Overall, a nice novelty beer but I am glad they went a different direction with their anniversary beers after this one. Not much else to say here.
Serving type: bottle
02-29-2012 01:36:44 | More by claspada
3.53/5 rDev -4.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
Big thanks to my buddy Dave for giving me this 6 year old bottle!
Pours a dark brownish copper (rusty copper?). It's almost clear save for some chunkage floating around in the glass. The head dissipated rather quickly in a flash of large off white bubbles as would be expected for something this old. A thin ring stayed atop the glass though.
The smell is thick with dark caramelly malts. A touch of roast resides in there as well, nestled amongst a spicy undertone that may be from the original spices added or perhaps from the yeast strain. Earthy, mossy hops are also present. It smells like a nicely aged barleywine.
The taste is more of the same with a big slightly burnt caramelly note, molasses sweetness, slight spice, and firm hop bitterness in the back end.
The mouthfeel is big and creamy but with a burning presence of alcohol. Can't imagine what this was like fresh. My taste buds are left flailing for mercy after the scorch of alcohol in the finish.
Overall this is an interesting brew that is aging quite well, and I don't typically like aged beers.
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2011 00:49:18 | More by ahalloin
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4/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Rich dark brown, nearly black with a large tan head of about two inches in height that took forever to settle down and left behind tons of side glass lace that really just thickened up as you went and coated the whole glass.
The aroma was rich with chocolate and roasted malts. Big notes here of cocoa and molasses, hints of smoked malts and a touch of earthy hops. The flavor was more of the same. There was an initial shock wave of chocolate and roasted malts, some light smoked notes that started to come through as well. Almost a hint of bourbon as it warmed and the mid palate took over. This warmed into a light burnt caramel like flavor that soon rolled over into a long, sweet finish that left the lasting flavor of vanilla and coffee on the tongue. The carbonation was just about right on this one, rich, subtle, and never dull or slick.
Serving type: bottle
08-31-2011 01:25:58 | More by mikesgroove
3.68/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Picked up a bottle of this back in early 2007 from a local 6 pack shop that still had this sitting on the shelves. It was one of the first Weyerbacher's that I had ever tried I think. Anyway the beer poured out as a dark rich looking brown ale almost black. The aromas were herbal and roasted. The flavor to me tasted like a weaker version of a Jagermeister Shot mixed with a beer. There was some really kick ass flavors of Anise in the brew. I really enjoyed that about this beer. The first sip hit me really hard in the mouth, and as i drank it got smoother and smoother. This was a really interesting brew and I'm really glad I got to try it.
Serving type: bottle
04-14-2011 02:39:30 | More by Knapp85
4/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Got this extra earlier today and cracked it open. Thanks goes out to Koopa for this very obscure brew!
Pours a milky brown color, extremely hazy. It's so hazy, it makes it lighter, hence the milky reference. Light brown in color, with a soft tan head. Retention isn't the greatest and doesn't leave much lacing.
The nose reminds me a lot like Weyerbacher Insanity, or other strong English Barleywines. As it warms, fruity characters come out, most noteably apples.
The taste is strong on the fruit notes, with a little bit of spices in the background. I get big sweet malt notes as well as sweet honey (possibly adding to the hazy look also).
Mouthfeel is surprisingly light, probably sits at around medium, with a smooth feel with little to no carbonation. Drinkability is pretty good.
Overall, this is a truly unique brew, and I was pleasantly surprised. Reactions were mixed, but it gets a thumbs up from me. The 13% is hidden nicely in this one. I was extremely skeptical in the beginning, but those feelings quickly disappeared when I tried it.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2010 08:40:45 | More by Mistofminn
4/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Big thanks to mistofmin for sharing this bad boy.
Pours a deep amber color with a very cloudy appearance. Very little head that leaves very little lacing.
Smell is of apples and booze. Big malt aromas come through as well.
Taste is fruity and boozy. Big fruit flavors come through, apples and pears with some spices, probably cinnamon. Very original and tasty.
Mouthfeel is full and creamy, slightly hot in the finish.
Not the most drinkble beer, but nice to sample a few ozs of. Very interesing concoxtion.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2010 04:35:59 | More by pmccallum86
United Kingdom (Wales)
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Thanks to mistofminn for sharing this 'treat.'
Poured into flute glass.
Pours no head. Color is a super thick/hazed burnt orange copper.
Aroma: Massive amount of spices. Honey, ginger, molasses, nut meg, pumpkin. Just a massive amount of spices. Too much! Some applesauce and fruit mash.
Taste: Big malt flavors with a ton of spices. Massive honey, nut meg, cinnamon, molasses, and pumpkin. Some caramel malty. Wow, the spice is crazy. Applesauce is a big flavor.
Mouthfeel: Creamy and warm. Medium bodied with a lower amount of carbonation, which is understandable for how old it is. Ends malty with some heat.
Overall, this beer is reminds me a lot of some of the other Weyerbacher beers I have had (Imperial pumpkin). It is interesting, but so much spices are present. Not something I want a lot of, but it was cool getting to try it though.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2010 04:24:48 | More by mothman
3.98/5 rDev +8.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Been sitting on this bottle for a bit. Figured no better time than the present to pop it.
Pours a ruby brown in color with little to no head. Nose is mint and chocolate right away. Smells like an Andes dessert chocolate.
There's a whole bunch of spice going on here, but time has melded this beer into quite the delight.
Plenty of spice and still getting a good amount of mint in the flavor.
The alcohol is starting to show itself now that it's had a bit of time to warm up.
Think this one was popped at the perfect time. Just enough time to mellow out and come together, and just enough to calm the heat from the abv.
Serving type: bottle
02-07-2010 23:49:15 | More by FtownThrowDown
4.08/5 rDev +10.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to FtownThrowDown for sharing during the super bowl.
22oz. brown bomber poured into a snifter.
A: Pours a murky brownish amber with little head. No retention or lacing.
S: Lots of spices. Chocolate and mint, smells like a Ande's candy. Some malts sweetness.
T/M: More of the spices and chocolate and mint. Some sweetness but not too much. Blends well together. Still some alcohol flavor but nicely mellowed, no real heat. Body is medium full with mild carbonation.
D: For 13%, this is damn drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
02-07-2010 23:46:06 | More by pwoods
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A few weeks ago I was cruising the local craft beer aisle and this caught my eye. I wasn't 100% sure what it was because I wasn't buying beer 4 years ago but I knew it was something special. After a handy blackberry assisted google I found out this was a 4 year old beer. I love Weyerbacher and excited to try such an old brew I picked it up and dove into it last nigt during the snowpocalypse.
A - Murky golden body produced no head on an aggressive pour. Carbonation appeared to be low. Looked crappy untill it warmed and settled into a nice clear ruby-amber.
S - Spicy and subtly sweet. Straight out of the fridge it was mainly just hot alcohol and spice. But as it warmed again it showed it's true colors. Big apple, grape and other fruit smells. Spices which I could not identify and finally some kind of residual sweetness which I am told is probably the honey it was brewed with.
T - Again this beer was rough cold. Hot and spicy, this tasted more like liquor than beer and when combined with the appearance and smell those around me who were offered a sip were reluctant both before and disgusted after. And I must admit I too was slightly worried at first but given the chance to warm(and the 13% abv. to kick in) this became quite pleasant. Big apple and grape meld with somewhat aggressive spice. In the finish a distinct honey sweetness. Very challenging but tasty.
M/D - Silky body was complimentary to the huge beer it was. drinkability was ok. I managed to finish a bomber to my skinny self because I had no one to share with and I wasn't dumping it. However sharing with a friend is advised, I woke up feeling like I had done a few shots the night before. Overall I enjoyed the challenge, enjoyed the brew, and enjoyed the oldest beer I've consumed to date.
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2009 01:41:26 | More by magnj
Decadence from Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
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Jim Souhan analyzes the local sports scene and advises you to never take his betting advice. He likes old guitars and old music, never eats press box hot dogs, and can be heard on 1500ESPN at 2:05 p.m. weekdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m.-noon.
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Earlier thsi spring, I wrote about Glen Perkins' transformation from problematic probable first-round bust to Everybody's Favorite Twin. Then, yesterday, he signed a contract extension for far less than his market value to remain with the Twins through 2017 or 2018.
What I love most about the story is that Perkins approached the Twins with the bargain. So many athletes are insulted if they aren't paid what their comparable peers are paid. Perkins begged to be underpaid.
I've been around him since the start of his career and these two things are true:
-I've never seen a local athlete so completely transform his personality and career path.
-Perkins is genuine. He lives in Lakeville year round. He wants to play for the Twins his entire career. He recognizes that he's lucky to be playing a game making tens of millions of dollars. He recognizes that if he isn't stupid with the money he and his family will always have more than they need.
Perkins is good with his teammates. He's good with Twins employees. He's good with writers. He kills time in the offseason hanging out with his old coaches at the University of Minnesota, and by dropping by Target Field to hang out with the media relations department.
He's also the latest prominent Twin to defy the beach-body ethic of modern sports. Perkins has a gut. So did Kirby Puckett and Kent Hrbek. Perkins is in pretty good company in all kinds of ways.
I'll be doing Sunday Sports Talk on 1500ESPN from 10-noon from Fort Myers while Scott Korzenowski hosts from the Twin Cities.
I'm also on WJON in St. Cloud at 7:15 every weekday morning, and on 1500ESPN (1500 AM) in the Twin Cities at about 12:15 every weekday. You can follow me on Twitter at @Souhanstrib.
My column deals with the details of the whipping the Vikings took on Thursday night.
Here, I"ll address a few other topics.
-The Vikings had been remarkably healthy this season. Even Adrian Peterson had played in every game after underdoing major knee surgery in the offseason. Their luck changed Thursday, when cornerback Chris Cook suffered a broken wrist.
Secondary depth and talent had been one of the reasons for the Vikings' 5-2 record. That depth is gone now.
-If the Vikings wanted to think of themselves as a playoff team, they needed to capitalize on all of their winnable games. Playing at home on a short week against a losing team should have given them an opportunity to go 6-2, giving them some margin for error during the difficult second half of the schedule.
Now they're 5-3. Their victories are against an awful Jacksonville team, a very good 49ers team, the woeful Lions, the not-very-good Titans and the fast-falling Cardinals.
They'll need to go at least 4-4 in the second half to have a chance to make the playoffs, and they'll have to beat some good teams to achieve that. Their remaining games: at Seattle, Detroit, at Chicago, at Green Bay, Chicago, at St. Louis, at Houston and Green Bay.
That's not easy sledding even for a good team.
-Listening to Brian Robison and Leslie Frazier after the game, there are no illusions about their problems. When you pride yourself on physical play and defense and get run over by a small back two straight weeks, your pride is hurting. They are not happy.
-Peterson is having an amazing season. He's rushed 151 times for 775 yards, a 5.1-yard average and four touchdowns. He's caught 23 passes for 139 yards. He currently leads the NFL in rushing.
-Saw several fights in the stands tonight. This was a rowdy and often angry crowd. I understand booing when the team is getting blown out late, but the booing started in the first quarter. I find that strange.
Now that we've spent the offseason wringing our hands over player safety and bounties, we can leaves our consciences at the other end of the overstuffed couch and start concentrating on games.
My divisional picks for the 2012 NFL season:
AFC East
This is too easy. The Patriots probably aren't quite as good as we think they are. Their offensive line has holes. Years of poor drafting has hurt their defense. But Tom Brady and Bill Belichick give them an edge over everyone else in the division.
The Jets probably aren't quite as bad as we've made them out to be. Because we spend so much time on the foibles of Rex Ryan and their quarterbacks, we tend to forget that this is an excellent defensive team with a strong offensive line. The Jets may not have the firepower to beat elite teams, but they are built to ground lesser teams into dust.
So: Patriots win it, with the Jets finishing second and contending for a playoff spot. The Bills are still fraudulent. The Dolphins are still mediocre.
AFC North
The Ravens have become the class of this division and should win it again. They have key veterans like Ray Lewis and Matt Birk nearing the end of their careers, but Joe Flacco and the passing attack could offset that by getting better, and they were very close to beating the Patriots in the AFC title game last year.
I like the Ravens to win the division, but I don't believe they'll go to the Super Bowl. This is personal bias. I've been around three Vikings teams that lost in the championship game, and they were nothing less than depressed the following season.
The Bengals were surprisingly good last season and you would figure that Andy Dalton would keep improving, but I never trust this franchise, and I don't like the offensive line. I figure they tread water and make the playoffs, but I won't pick them to win the division or a playoff game.
The Steelers, to me, are the wild card. Mike Tomlin and Ben Roethlisberger win them a lot of credibility, and this is one of the best organizations in the game, but I don't like the vibe. Tomlin changed special teams coaches late in training camp and Mike Wallace held out.
The Browns remain the Browns.
So...Ravens, Bengals, Steelers, Browns.
AFC South
The Houston Texans have been a trendy pick for a few years now, and they're trendy again, and they'll benefit from playing in a horrible division. They should have an easy road to the playoffs, but I'll have to see them beat an elite team in the playoffs before I'm going to be a believer.
Tennessee is mediocre. Jacksonville is awful. The Colts are rebuilding. It's good to be Gary Kubiak.
AFC West
Peyton Manning is one of the smartest and most analytical athletes I've ever met, so picking the Broncos shouldn't surprise us. I figured he'd head to Miami to be near his second home and enjoy the weather, but Denver, it turns out, is perfect for him.
He's with a driven, quality organization. He has two underappreciated receivers in Decker and Thomas. He has a running game. He has a defense. He has a distinct home-field advantage. And he get to face mediocre competition in his division.
Nice pick, Peyton.
The Chargers remain the biggest tease in football and they no longer have one of the best overall rosters in the game.
The Raiders appear to be gaining sanity, but it's hard to place much faith in Carson Palmer at this stage of his career.
The Chiefs have captured Belichick's paranoia without emulating his expertise.
AFC champion: Denver. It might be risky to pick a guy with a bad neck, but I'm willing to bet on Manning's head.
NFC East
Super Bowl champions almost always suffer a letdown.
The Cowboys have improved their pass coverage and could surprise in Tony Romo's latest make-or-break season.
The Eagles are loaded but dependent on a fragile quarterback.
The Redskins will be exciting but won't win as Robert Griffin learns the NFL.
Give the division to the Eagles. They should have addressed their defensive shortcomings. If they can keep Vick healthy, they could be nearly unstoppable on offense.
NFC North
I don't know if I've ever seen as many dropped passes by a good team in a big game as the Packers had in their loss to the Giants. That was the Packers' Super Bowl to lose last year, and they lost it in shocking fashion.
They're still the class of the NFC.
The Bears should benefit from Mike Tice taking over the offense and Jay Cutler having a favored target in Brandon Marshall. Brian Urlacher's knee is a concern, but this is a strong team.
The Lions are talented. Are they mature enough to handle expectations? Probably enough so that they'll make the playoffs.
The Vikings admit they're embarking on a slow rebuilding project. Don't expect much from them this year. I'd pick 5-11 unless they can fully take advantage of a soft early schedule, in which case I'll pick 6-10.
NFC South
This is a fascinating division. What will the Saints be like without their mastermind coach? Will the Falcons finally break through? Will Schiano's college act play in Tampa? Is Cam Newton ready to become one of the game's elite quarterbacks, which will mean adding victories to his already-gaudy stats?
I like the Falcons, a bunch of grinders, to grind through the regular season and win the division. I think the Saints fall off, and I see Newton making a big impact this season, leading his team to the playoffs.
NFC West
The 49ers will dominate this division, but I believe Russell Wilson will be the surprise player of the year. The Seahawks are better than you think, just like their rookie quarterback. Seattle will make the playoffs.
The Cardinals and Rams will await relegation to the Big Ten.
NFC champ: Packers
Super Bowl champ: Aaron Rodgers beats Peyton Manning in a shootout.
Tonight's pick:
If Jason Witten can't play, or play well, Romo will be missing his safety blanket when he needs it most. The Giants will be ready to play, and they're the better team. Giants 31, Cowboys 23.
Monday morning second-guessing (let's call it what it is):
-Logically, there is no reason for professional head football coaches to have to jog through the maelstrom of bodies on the field after an emotional game and offer a gratuitous and often insincere handshake. It's a silly custom.
Logically, the practice should be banned.
But I'm glad it exists, because it's brought us some great moments, like Bill Belichick dissing Eric Mangini and now Jim Harbaugh and Jim Schwartz almost starting a brawl.
Here's the deal with Harbaugh and Schwartz: They were both wrong. Harbaugh was wrong to show up Schwartz, which he certainly did. Schwartz was wrong to escalate the situation by chasing Harbaugh down.
But I loved it. This is entertainment. It's also a win-or-bust business. Pro football is not for nice people. There are exceptions to that rule, like Tony Dungy, but they are rare exceptions. I love it when high-profile people bare their teeth and souls. So while I wouldn't want my kids or high school coach or even college coach behaving like this, in pro football, I love it when coaches break their usually cliche-ridden molds.
-I'm at Winter Park today, awaiting news on who starts at quarterback. I've been calling for Ponder since the Vikings fell to 0-3, but now I really don't think the timing matters much.
Start McNabb again, to save Ponder from facing the Packers in his first start? Fine with me. That's one of the reasons McNabb is here, to protect Ponder.
Start Ponder to introduce him to the NFL as quickly as possible, to prepare him for 2012 - or just to evaluate him? Fine with me. Why not?
Start Joe Webb? Fine by me.
When you're 1-5 and bound to lose and have so much of the season left, it really doesn't matter anymore.
-I fear for the Gophers. Their head coach is telling anyone who will listen that they're no good, and the players have every reason to believe him, and now they're facing a Nebraska team that will physically whip them. I fear not only for a 60-0 score, I fear for the players' safety. It's a hard game to play when your heart's not in it.
-To me, the Vikings' loss last night was predictable. They never play well in Chicago. Why would a bad Vikings team play well in Chicago when ever the best Vikings teams have struggled in that town and on that surface?
I am surprised it became a blowout so quickly. I keep thinking about all the quality players the Vikings have, but, then, these are the same players who seemed to quit under Brad Childress just a year ago. Maybe their talent level is overrated.
-Gov. Mark Dayton has been very even-handed, smooth and presidential in his handling of the Vikings' stadium debate. Now he's saying that a 1-5 record makes the stadium iniative less popular.
That's a blatant copout, and the kind of statement that makes us hate politicians. Noone, whether stadium proponent or opponent, should base a decision that will affect the state for good or ill for the next 30-plus years on how Donovan McNabb is playing this season.
The Vikings are a state asset. Different people will value their presence in different ways. I'm a sports guy. I value sports and think there are intangible benefits to having a team in state as well as tangible economic benefits. If you don't value sports, I don't expect you to agree with me.
But the decision should not be based on a win-loss record, whether the Vikings were 6-0 or 1-5. The decision should be based on the value of having an NFL franchise in our state. And if Dayton or anyone else wants to argue that we should let the Vikings leave because they're 1-5, I would argue that Minnesota eventually would decide to lure back an NFL franchise, and that acquiring another franchise will be much more expensive and complicated than building a stadium for the current franchise, which, for all of its faults and big losses, has been remarkably entertaining and competitive for decades.
-Since the start of the 2010 season, the Vikings are 7-15. That's the fourth-worst record
Here are the teams that are similar or worse during that span:
Carolina: 3-19.
Denver: 5-16.
Arizona: 6-15.
Cincinnati: 6-14.
St. Louis: 7-14.
Cleveland: 7-14.
Miami: 7-13.
-My pick: Rangers in six. Other than Cris Carpenter, I don't think the Cardinals' pitching staff can handle the Rangers' lineup.
-Upcoming: I'll be on 1500espn at 2 p.m. with Reusse and Mackey, then on tonight, perhaps around 6:40, with Tom Pelissero. I'll also be on with Mike McFeely on KFGO in Fargo at 2:35.
My twitter handle is @Souhanstrib.
So the Vikings' season is over. What now?
Wrote my column for the Monday paper on the Vikings' predicament, so I'll leave that subject (and a stunning statistic regarding the Vikings' record) for that edition.
What was troubling on Sunday - and what made this a difficult game to write about, as the fourth successive loss - was that the Vikings keep having the same problems every week.
The defense has forced three turnovers in four games. That's not going to cut it.
Donovan McNabb actually made a couple of nice deep throws, targeting Devin Aromashodu and Percy Harvin down the sideline. Maybe the Vikings coaches have found the right combination of routes/receivers to encourage McNabb to take the occasional shot.
What's strangest about the Vikings' 0-4 start is that they are not horrific statistically. McNabb has thrown just two interceptions. Adrian Peterson is having a representative season. Percy Harvin has been dynamic running and catching. Toby Gerhart has done well in limited duty. The Vikings have five receivers with seven or more catches.
But the Vikings neither make enough big plays, or make enough positive plays at important times.
The Chiefs are not a good team. They were 0-3 and missing safety Eric Berry and running back Jamaal Charles. They lacked a competent running game, and quarterback Matt Cassel looks very average when you watch him in person. And yet this collection beat a desperate Vikings team featuring a handful of stars.
I keep coming back to two positions: Quarterback and offensive coordinator. Both were actually a little improved on Sunday, but they still weren't good enough to sustain drives, and it's amazing how many unforced errors this team makes. There were two plays when the running back and quarterback didn't seem to be on the same page.
Also, I think head coach Leslie Frazier should have managed the clock better at the end of the game. If he had called a timeout before the Chiefs punted, that would have saved 45 seconds, and then if the Vikings had gone into hurry-up mode, they could have saved a couple of minutes and had a chance at another drive.
I don't think those decisions cost the Vikings the game, but they cost the Vikings an opportunity.
-The Detroit Lions are 4-0. They remind me of the Tampa Bay Rays - a team that finally found good management and started taking advantage of all of its high draft picks.
The Lions will have to develop more of a running game and become better in pass coverage to become a threat to win a playoff game, but right now they're the best story in the NFL.
-Once I get home from KC, I"ll be covering the Lynx in Game 2, 3 and (if necessary) 4 of the WNBA Finals, including coverage next weekend from Atlanta.
-I highly recommend taking in games at the KC sports complex. Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadium are still state of the art, and the tailgating before a Chiefs game is excellent - friendly people and great barbecue.
-Typical Wolves luck that if they were heading into a season right now, they would be the best story in town. Instead, Rick Adelman and Derrick Williams are locked out indefinitely.
-I'll be on 1500espn with Reusse and Mackey at 2 p.m. every day this week (I believe), and I"ll join my Sunday radio partner, Tom Pelissero, a couple of times this week on his new show, which is 6-8 p.m. weekdays.
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