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08-10-2010 9:07
As comes to the issues posted in the first message of this thread, it's true that there's no option in N8-00 to change the location of the message store. The messages are stored in the C: phone memory by default. The removal of the message store location setting has been done intentionally to avoid the eventual issues that might occur if the messages are on the E: mass memory (e.g. access to mass memory may be blocked when connected to PC in mass storage mode). In N8-00 there should not be similar issues with the phone memory running out as in some other devices, so the message store location is therefore preferred to be on C: drive.
For the rejecting of the incoming calls with a message, this has slightly changed in N8-00. To reject a call with message you need to first press the Silence softkey in the lower right corner and then the Send msg. softkey in the same place (the text changes after you press Silence). If the device is already in silent mode (e.g. silent, meeting profile in use), the Send msg. softkey is shown right away in the lower right corner. In the call settings you can define the default message that is sent but you can modify it before actually sending out the message.
08-10-2010 9:43 - edited 08-10-2010 9:48
Hi pj98,
is this your personal opinion or the official answer of Nokia?
I understand the hidden agenda, but it should leave to the customer, whether they want to use C: or a memory card. If the default setting is C:\, the "novice user" would not have any problems and the "advanced user" would know the "problem".
I'm very unhappy with this new "solution" - in the next days I'll get the return sticker by Nokia-Shop. Because of the new very unpractical concept of some features, I'll send it back the N8 to Nokia.
I'll check some weeks later, if Nokia has solved the problems. I hope yes, but I like the very clear Touchscreen.
PS: both mentioned points were already pefect at the N97!! I don't understand why Nokia changed them!
08-10-2010 11:05
Come on man, I can't believe your going to send your phone back just because you can't save your messages anywhere else but the phone memory! I'm planning on getting the N8 and I still don't mind that problem. I survived my N97 memory problem and all that, I'm not planning on keeping a million messages on the phone so I'm not going to have that much problem with that issue, I still think you should reconsider your decision and keep them phone.
08-10-2010 13:25 - edited 08-10-2010 13:25
@timt: As you would put/install apps and pics and music in the mass memory rather than the phones memory, I don't really see why the C: drive is not enough for your messaging needs (please do correct me if I am wrong ) I regularly use email with big messages and yet to run into any problems (on any Nokias I used so far, including the N8, although I only have a few days of experience with that one)
What PJ98 wrote that if you would change the location to another memory, the phone would be potentially unable to receive messages while in USB mode. Of course you can argue if that is a valid limitation imposed by the software, but I understand why Nokia would go this way.
Despite smaller bugs I found the N8 has still retained the mentality of previous Symbian phones: I still feel in control of my data and settings (unlike other smartphones, which try to shield even advanced users from advanced settings, IMHO).
08-10-2010 14:53 - edited 08-10-2010 14:56
Hi LeonardG,
we can discuss this topic day by day, but it won't change my opinion.
I had the N97 before and have the direct comparison.
I didn't use the separate keyboard of the N97 and the touchscreen was not the best, but it had a very good fw. I didn't have any problems and I could decide the message storage myself. The vibration alert was better, the camera had a lens cover and the battery was simply to exchange.
(okay, the last two points were clear before I bought the new phone:-))
I thought Nokia will sell a better N97, coz' they promoted the N8 as new flagship.
Unfortunately it has more bugs than the old N97.
- message storage is fix on C:\
- vibration alert is to weak
- email client shows errors - "fsmailserver: memory full"
- reject call with message only manual possible
- standby time worse than N97 (both devices are side by side)
...I think I'll found some more with the time.
It's a pitty - I wanted only a N97 without keyboard, better touchscreen and xenon flash :-(
PS: in USB mode the phone would get the messages any longer - in this case on C:\.
This way would be the better one...
08-10-2010 15:00
that's nice! is nokia N8 is using the multi touch function like Iphone
08-10-2010 15:48
@ pj98
About the storage of messages in c: Can you please tell us what happens in this case with the attached files of the messages (bluetooth transfer, mms, email)? Where are these files stored by default? If they are stored by default at first in c: there will be an issue with c: limited capacity for big attached files.
08-10-2010 17:52
@ timt
As has karlesg said :
" About the storage of messages in c: Can you please tell us what happens in this case with the attached files of the messages (bluetooth transfer, mms, email)? Where are these files stored by default? If they are stored by default at first in c: there will be an issue with c: limited capacity for big attached files."
can you please transfer a music files(~ 5mb) via bluetooth to the N8 from a computer or another mobile phone and see if you can receive the file wihout getting indication "not enough memory"?
since you mention that incoming message are stored in C, bluetooth files will also tend to be stored in C as well,thus there would be not enough space to receive the file.
if in this case,i'll not buy the nokia N8( i am planning to buy 1 in December when i will be Dubai)
08-10-2010 18:42
I bluetooth'd some files to my phone yesterday and the phone automatically stored the files in the Received folder on the E drive unlike with my 5800 which store the files in the message store until you chose to move them.
08-10-2010 20:45
...next bug:
the N8 shows always 10% at charging and this until the charging is finished.
09-10-2010 10:49
09-10-2010 10:58
Hi Tronder007,
I second that! This is the only way and works already perfect at N97!
09-10-2010 16:59
11-10-2010 15:01
Thanks for the feedback and ideas on the message store location! This is an issue that will clearly need to be monitored, so all the feedback is welcome.
As stated by n0kia_a5hleyd above, the bluetooth transmissions are stored on E: drive, so they don't fill the C: drive. Also, when opening an email attachment, you can select to store it in mass memory. The MMS messages go to C: memory.
11-10-2010 20:45
Hi admin :-)
and please put a keylock on the todo list.
I already discussed it here.
12-10-2010 1:08
Please @admin,
the Nokia blog has published before, see this link, that the nokia messaging foremail is using the E: drive.
Please admin confirm that nokia messaging uses the Mass Storage.
12-10-2010 8:15 - edited 12-10-2010 8:15
Hi ahmmetwally,
I'm not the admin, but I can confirm it too.
Nokia messsaging for email is a new, separate app. In opposite to the the "old" SMS/MMS client it uses drive E:/.
Bluetoothe'd files will also be stored on E:/
MMS/SMS are fix on C:/
PS: in the same way as I archive my emails, I would like to do it with the SMS and MMS.
Nokias new way (I could choose where the MMS/SMS will be stored on N97/95) is not very helpful. This was the reason for my posting.
12-10-2010 9:13
12-10-2010 10:47
Hi Akuma07,
not all what the admin says is right.
I had never problems with my old N95 and a N97.
12-10-2010 11:02 - edited 12-10-2010 11:03
Concerning MMS, please see the following thread:

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Brooklyn, N.Y. – For a second straight year, Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus has landed on G.I. Jobs" list of "Military Friendly Schools," thanks to its scheduling flexibility, financial assistance and wide array of on-campus support services for veterans.
The magazine's 2012 Military Friendly Schools list recognizes the top 20 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools that work the hardest toward embracing America's veterans as students. G.I. Jobs, the premier magazine for military staff transitioning into civilian life, polled more than 8,000 schools nationwide in compiling the list, which can be found at www.militaryfriendlyschools.com/2012list.
"The Military Friendly Schools list is the go-to resource for prospective student veterans searching for schools that provide the right overall experience," said Michael Dakduk, executive director for the Student Veterans of America.
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Dewberry is one of about 150 students at the Campus who receive military benefits, according to Dawn Martin, senior associate registrar and an active Army reservist for 23 years. Martin, a lieutenant colonel, provides crucial support to veterans at the Campus, guiding them through the educational process from admission to graduation and career placement.
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2.35/5 rDev -40.4%
Oooh - this is one of those times where my experience with a beer is not in-line with what other raters say. This beer bottle is in great shape - it looks fresh enough, although the beer has no date code. However, this beer tastes pretty lousy; I love rye beer and love DIPAs, but this one just doesn't do a thing for me. It is grainy, not really hoppy, has an unpleasant chalky mouthfeel, and just seems sort of stale and vaguely unpleasant. I am a little disappointed.
I bought this bottle at Wine Warehouse in Charlottesville, VA.
10-16-2009 01:43:14 | More by BeerBelcher
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North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev -1%
Poured a deep hazed burnt orange with the chunks and floaties swirling about with a great creamy-like one finger head that was there thru the duration of the whole glass,citrusy aromas waft right away with undertones of pine quite fresh on the nose and very effervescent.Now the big hoppiness in this brew doesnt show up right off the bat it seemd to take awhile before it really kicked in when it it does its quite citrusy with the before grapefruit taking center stage the rye comes in the finish and after taste with just a light sour punch.Incredibly drinkable at 8.5%alc. I would have never guessed,its not as bold as I had thought it would be but its pretty damn good.
06-26-2006 01:13:22 | More by oberon
3.7/5 rDev -6.1%
The rye/hops blast combination is one of my favorites in the beer world these days, and this is another gem. Pours amber with an orange tint and a creamy layer of head that never goes anywhere and leaves good tight lacing.
The nose is mostly candied caramel malts with a bit of citrus hops (marmalade), could use more. Smooth and chewy rye-based malt bomb with hops just barely enough to balance with some spiciness, but maybe that's what makes it a impy pale ale and not an impy IPA. It's a bit thick and loses some drinkability with it's hops deficiency. Very sticky on the lips. Still, very pleasant.
08-20-2009 03:43:20 | More by boston2bburg
4.22/5 rDev +7.1%
2010 vintage poured into a Goose Island IPA glass.
Pours with some viscosity, looking like a high ABV beer for sure. Amber with yellowish highlights and an off-white head. Great looking beer.
Honey aromas, maybe squash, petunias, lots of fruit, and a rye quality in the mix. A smidge of alcohol, as well.
The taste takes of with rich caramel malts with the fruitiness of the hops maintaining control. The alochol has a presence, and with the thicker body you know you're not drinking the standard Rye Pale. Spearmint, fruity hops, and a nice rye balance. It all presents itself pretty evenly.
I really enjoyed drinking this. Really well balanced DIPA, though it does lean just a touch to the sweeter side. So if you like 'em crisp and dry, this one may not be for you.
04-10-2010 00:23:11 | More by brownbeer
3.25/5 rDev -17.5%
I saw this one and couldn't pass on trying the Rye Squared Imperial Pale Ale.
A- Very nice dark amber color with plenty of off-white head that fades leaving a thick layer of lacing.
S- Somewhat of the 120 minute dogfish ipa but i think it is the rye i smell first that imitates that. Malty and mild hops at finish.
T- Has a strong bite of hops and rye upfront followed by a mellow yeasty malty finish.
M-D- Mouthfeel is rough to me i'm not much of a rye beer fan.. Leaves a very strong flavor on the taste buds... I'll have again moderately.
04-15-2009 21:46:30 | More by wesbrownyeah
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
A: Pours a coppery orange color, mostly clear with just the lightest haze. Dense white head, thing, with nice lacing.
S: Sweet citrus hops dominate the nose with a bit of a yeasty malt undertone.
T: Grips the tongue with a combination of hop bittering first and a secondary caramel malt, just a bit of sweetness fighting for recognition through the bitter. Not too sweet or dry, pretty much even. Finish is mostly clean with some residual hoppy linger.
M&D: Light to medium weight in the mouth with a slick, slightly oily texture in the mouth. I love hoppy brews and this one is pretty good. Check it out.
03-27-2008 01:16:46 | More by SIRIUS2
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #51 (April 2011):
Part of their "Monster Beer Tour," a massive Pale Ale with rye. This beer shows its girth from the pour right away; carbon- ation is low but enough to form some sticky lacing. Better off, as higher levels of carbonation in a rye beer tend to make things explode. Hint of caramel but more toasty, biscuity malt to meet up against the hops and alcohol; very aromatic. Creamy thick body, smoothness rides over the top. Flavors clash, but are all happily contrasting complexities. Maltiness tries to go sweet but is stopped by the spicy rye. Hop bitterness strong-arms the beer around but lends some citric juiciness, and the alcohol bites the palate but leaves a trail of ripe fruit. An "in your face" type brew, not for the faint of heart.
06-29-2011 01:27:30 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.13/5 rDev +4.8%
Woohoo...this is finally out...
Light yellow-amber color, kind of a mix between the two. Inch thick white head on top. Reduced down to a nice layer that stayed until the end. Lots of carbonation churn up some floaties. Lacing sheets the glass.
Strong citric hop aroma, citrus rinds mainly. Some tart candy sweetness is in there as well. Nice smell, simple but really inviting. Taste has a nice malty sweet backbone to it, sweet rye bread. Citric and a bit of pine hops bite at the end. Finishes with some nice bitterness. Typical dry rye finish with a bit of juiciness remaining from the hops. Nicely balanced overall.
Medium bodied. Very refreshing from the carbonation. Drinkability is good. Nicely hopped, but nice balanced as well. Crisp and refreshing. Well done.
04-17-2006 01:24:09 | More by blitz134
3.3/5 rDev -16.2%
Pours a clear dark amber with a one finger head. Aroma is very bready malts, piney hops, and sweet fruit. Taste is big bready malts with some pepper and spices. Big alcohol bite. Moderate hop bite. Oily mouthfeel. A definite sipper. Not a beer I would look forward to buying again, but not terrible.
08-19-2007 16:59:17 | More by Duster72
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
06-16-2013 05:57:29 | More by megamass
3.73/5 rDev -5.3%
On tap @ Taco Mac - Decatur, GA
A- Hazed reddish copper with some lacing, you can almost see the thickness of this brew.
S- Sweet and spicy aroma, no this is not Pan-Asian cuisine. Lots of malt sweetness in the nose.
T&M- Malty sweetness, mildy crisp with in a thick body. Hop petal flavor with a light bitterness. Lots of toasted malt with a thick spicy rye character. Finishes sweet with a warming alcohol.
Nice! I could sit down with this one for a while and sip it away. But after one I had to go to something else as the sweetness was too much IMO.
06-28-2005 00:54:55 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +1.5%
12 oz bottle pours a hazed apricot body with a small, but sturdy, beige head. Attractive patch lacing decorates the glass.
Aroma is hugely malty, with powerful notes of caramel and toffee. Candied oranges, citrusy hops, and spicy rye add to the big bouquet.
Mouthfeel is full and chewy, moderately carbonated.
Taste is on the malty side, with lots of chewy caramel. Hops bitterness is solid, mostly citrus. Malts dominate, overall. Tastes more like an English barleywine than a strong ale or DIPA.
Very tasty to be sure. Bares little resemblance to Terrapin's original Rye Pale Ale. Rye2 is not as drinkable because of its thick body.
08-16-2006 17:50:12 | More by merlin48
4.08/5 rDev +3.6%
Thanks to pugman for sending one of these my way...much anticipated.
A hazy honey color with a full finger of bright white head...half of what sticks around is pillowy soft and produces a real attractive sheeting of lace.
Spiced at first...floral hops following and some malted sweetness in the finish.
The sweetness works its way up front in the taste, followed by a huge hoppy bitterness...less floral and more fruity...cotton candy.
Enough rye to know it is there, but subtle in its additon...although it makes more of an appearance as it warms to room temperature.
Finishes with both the malt and hops fighting it out as the bitterness tries to overcome the sweet side, but neither wins...they are both able to be in your face aggressive, yet balance out beautifully. Not detecting the alcohol as I work my way thru the pint.
Mouthfeel is thicker than average and the carbonation is where I enjoy it.
Another exceptional brew from Terrapin...these guys do not disappoint.
04-22-2006 00:11:21 | More by warriorsoul
3.43/5 rDev -12.9%
Appearance: clear, one inch head, red-amber, high carbonation
Smell: hops and grapefruit
Taste: hops, grapefruit, rye, burnt toffee, and sweet fruit
Mouthfeel: bitter at first, sweet middle, and a bitter end...medium body
Drinkability: I like the complex taste. This is a sipper. It is also a hop bomb. I would have this again, but I think two would be the most in a sitting
05-02-2009 13:25:24 | More by tigg924
4.1/5 rDev +4.1%
Pours an orangish-copper color with a small white head. The first whiff is not hops, but sweet caramel malt. The flavor has a little bit of rye, as well as some caramel malt and some citrusy hops. Definitely not the hop bomb that I expected when I saw it was classified as a DIPA, but still very enjoyable. I will say that this beer was purchased about six months ago so maybe the hops have faded. Regardless, this is a very good beer.
11-10-2009 01:57:54 | More by Mora2000
3.9/5 rDev -1%
Thanks to blackie for this brew for the BA Anny Club. 2007 bottle. Pours amber/brown with the head settling quickly. Smells mostly of malt but with some sweetness to it. The taste is interesting: first the malts, then some citrus hops, and then the rye oilyness kicks in. Probably a little too oily for my tastes. Mouthfeel is real smooth but with a hint of an alochol burn. I really don't know how I would classify this beer style wise b/c it has barley wine, old ale, and DIPA characteristics. A good brew overall.
04-06-2007 21:01:14 | More by SkinnyElvis
2.4/5 rDev -39.1%
Pours a filmy orange like color with a nice head that goes down extra slow. The smell is good, but weak. I like my specialty beers to have a little more kick to the smell. Taste is not all that. A little sour with a bad after taste. I But, it is less filling enough to drink a good bit of if it was not for the after taste. Verdict: try another beer.
After reading the reviews, I wonder if I got a bad bottle. I do not know where they are getting their analysis from since I did not get anything what they did except the look. I am going to see if it was a bad batch and try a sip of someone else's when I get a chance.
06-13-2009 21:10:31 | More by PsychoJedi
Yukon (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
07-04-2012 03:38:49 | More by jaminjohnson
West Virginia
3.9/5 rDev -1%
12 oz. brown bottle, vintage 2007 on label. served into a nonic glass.
Thanks to Kwakwhore for the send.
First off' this beer erupted like a volcano when opened. Hazy apricot-looking color,left a creamy light tan coating after the clean-up of the initial opening of the beer,left some spotty lacing and some slight traces of carbination.
Heavy carmallized malt aromas with piney/resiny aromas with grapefruity notes in the background.Bisquity,pale malt aromas also very present.
Strong hop bite resinous piney at first followed by leafy/tea-like tastes with a juicy grapefruity taste finishing out the hop assualt. Has strong carmallized tastes coming through mid-taste with burnt syruypness and toffee notes. Good malt feel even with all the hoppiness.
Thick, syrupy, mouthfeel,yet it still has a creamy and velvety fell to it. Develops a more balanced mouthfeel after the hops soak into the palate. More drinkable than expected after the first taste,get more drinkable with every taste.
02-13-2008 03:38:22 | More by jcdiflorio
4.1/5 rDev +4.1%
A: Amber to red color. Almost topaz. Mellow and fine head retention. Tiny lacing clings to the glass.
S: Rye, rye, rye. Then I realize the citrus. Floral bouquet of sweet malts and hops. Very balanced nose.
T: Caramel, pale and rye intertwine with a good dose of grapefruit and other citrus. Decent hop profile. The hops and alcohol overwhelm the malt a little. This is a slightly trite taste. If it weren't for the rye, I would say I've been here before.
M: It's the mouthfeel of a traditional IPA. Bulbous and big. Tannins hang around and the rustic earthy feel of rye let's you know it's there.
D: Sipping beer. Very enjoyable as a first, but it's complexity could easily be lost if consumed as a third or forth drink. Good spring beer.
04-15-2011 05:11:49 | More by MicroBeerMan1980
4/5 rDev +1.5%
11-16-2011 21:39:38 | More by RyanPS
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +1.5%
01-27-2012 16:05:08 | More by Mantooth
4.28/5 rDev +8.6%
Slightly hazy honeyed apricot color with a frothy and lumpy off-white head that settles slowly
Aroma of doughey malt, semi-sweet, with ripe fruits and honey, some cinnamon.
Rich and deep flavors right upfront, on the sweet side, not cloying, big and chewy flavors, an even mix of thick sweet malt and floral and grapefruit hops. Some pine in the finish, followed by a peppery rye bite. Alcohol is fairly well hidden, but sneaks through with a tickle in the finish.
Rich and full mouthfeel, very satisfying. Pretty drinkable, but a sipper.
Thanks to MuenchenerKindl for passing this one along.
12-20-2007 03:18:01 | More by far333
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
A: Poured into my pint glass, this pours one of the cleanest IPA I've ever seen. A white cap head sits atop a golden amber orange and leaves a little lacing. If this brew laced like a Dreadnaught, it would be a perfect 5.
S: The aroma is the only lack luster quality of this beer. Full of sweet rye/caramel with grapefruit notes from the hops. Lacking the complexity of citrus and pine.
T: The flavor is outstanding. Very rich and sweet, but balanced with a huge hop resonance. The rye grain continues to mix well with piny hops.
MF: Mouthfeel is full and almost deserving of a 4.5 (honestly this beer is not at that level overall).
Overall...wow! what a great brew Terrapin. Taste a little different than I remember. Seems like the tweaked the hop bill a little to make this brew quite the IPA. Terrapin has brewed some of the best hoppy beers on the east coast. Can't wait to see Hopzilla in six packs, that one from them takes the cake.
04-11-2011 23:24:39 | More by TKEbeerman
4.58/5 rDev +16.2%
Pours an orangeish amber with a nice, thick-looking orange sherbet colored head. A never-ending stream of bubbles rushes from the bottom of my tulip glass. A thick wall of lace coats the side of the glass, and a good sized cap of head remains for quite some time. This beer truly earned its 5 here.
The nose is beautiful, too. Lots of rye, pine sap, white grapefruit, cannabis. All of the above are also present in the taste with nice delicious contributions of amazingly sweet caramel/toffee notes which complement the bitterness dexterously. Tropical fruits also play in the background: specifically, mango and pineapple. While the flavor from the rye is huge (and mouth-wateringly scrumptious) there is no missing the hops. Bitter pine sap is probably the most prominent flavor. However, the sweet flavors are always present at the same time as the bitterness. This beer is extremely well-made and very complex.
It feels smooth and the body is medium-light. Spicy rye almost burns the tongue (in a most delightful way) if you allow it to linger there too long. I could have had a few more of these. No sign of the 8.5% ABV on the palate.
I love this brewery! I am not had a bad (or even mediocre) beer from them yet. If I lived in Athens, I would be at the brewery every chance I got. I actually toured it while I was in Georgia visiting my family over Christmas. It was amazing (especially the sampies)! Definitely recommended. John and Spike are great guys and very talented brewers.
06-16-2009 12:13:13 | More by sarahspat
Terrapin Rye Squared from Terrapin Beer Company
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Brad Childress is trying to win games, not a popularity contest. The strong-willed Vikings coach has critics on the team but also has his owner's backing.
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About three weeks ago, a day after a humiliating 34-0 loss in Green Bay, two Vikings players broached one of the most dreaded terms in a locker room: rebuilding year......
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Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
Well, that article pretty much confirmed most everything I suspected about Childress.
I am not a big fan of his, and I don't believe that his philosophy is the best course.
But here are some highlights (lowlights?) I plucked:
Last week, Vikings owner Zygi Wilf even said publicly that Childress will be back in 2008. A number of Vikings players would rather be playing for another coach, but they know that Childress isn't going anywhere.
"It's hard to play for someone you don't like," one player said. "But I don't think Zygi will let him go. You've just got to be professional."
While I don't advocate allowing the players to run the show, at some point you have to allow the guys on the field to do what they do...after all, that's why you drafted/signed them.
Sounds to me like we might see more departures this offseason...and once a coach gets a negative rep, it's tough to bring in those top tier players via free agency.
In early March, veteran quarterback Jeff Garcia considered signing with the Vikings, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. But Garcia wanted something Childress was not ready to give him, according to the source - the starting job.
As a very active detractor of rushing Jackson into the line-up, I think this highlights what I have railed against for so long.
Garcia would have made this team better NOW and allowed Jackson to develop while we brought in more talent at WR (through draft or FA).
Now, while you can argue that Jackson needs game time to develop, I think that he would have been better off had we gone the other way...and God knows our record would likely be better.
Players have hinted or complained about the offensive and defensive philosophies, namely the lack of aggressiveness on defense and the lack of pass plays on offense. Among the public dissenters: Shiancoe, receivers Robert Ferguson and Troy Williamson, and safeties Darren Sharper and Dwight Smith.
Among the complaints about Childress: He is quick to anger and slow to admit his fault, he is close-minded, he can be petty, and he is controlling.
Childress appears to me to be much like Ted Cottrell was - so committed to HIS system that he fails to recognize when it isn't working and doesn't adapt to current situations.
As for the players who have publicly been detractors, I wonder how much longer we'll have them on the roster.
Williamson will probably be gone - he hasn't done anything worthy of his contract - but the others have been productive, some more than others.
It wouldn't suprise me to see holes in our starting secondary after the season.
There's a lot in that article that I found interesting.
But, by and large, it simply confirmed an image of Brad Childress that I already had.
While I don't fault his INTENT, I'm not a fan of his methods.
And, like the players, we're stuck with him.
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
I already had the impression of the may
vibe from Childress when he took so many games until AD go to run wild
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
As this team starts to win games, and the systems coaches Childress, and Frazier have implemented, and tuned to better fit our personnel start to enable our guys to play to their skills, the learning process to get here has been the source of some malcontent. Both the fans who seek instant gratification, and the players who feel they aren't being used properly.
Now we have won two games in a row, Tarvaris is looking better, and the offense is executing better. The defense isn't locked into the Tampa2 everydown, and the mix has presented lots of problems to opposing QB's the last couple weeks. I like what I'm seeing and that is a subtle give and take between coaches and players to do what they do best in our system. It takes awhile to figure out what's best, and I think Childress has a plan for today as well a plan for the future. As Marrdro would say "the whole picture. ;D"
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
I was suprised by two things....
One that someone actually admitted that we could have gotten Garcia.
One day the whole story will come out.
The other is that fact that all the negative quotes are attributed to "A Player" or "One Player said,".
Sure is alot of "Off the Record" reporting going on inside the halls of Winter Park.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
Of course it is his way if you like it or not, that is why he is the head of the franchise and the Head coach.
What i do think is that Childress has to adjust a little bit more, but he is growing in that more and more and listening to the players and the 180 turn that Sharper has made...
About Garcia, everybody wanted him here i think, but it's like Marrdro said we don't know the whole story and someday hopefully we will know that. after all BJ was starting Qb and bollinger was back-up last season so i can't imagine that Childress already decided that Tarvaris would get the starting role this seasonRosie O'Donnell is a dude!
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
Among the public dissenters: Shiancoe, receivers Robert Ferguson and Troy Williamson, and safeties Darren Sharper and Dwight Smith.
Smith has looked golden, then plummets with terrible judgement in the passing game.
Granted he did good last week, but he has a way to go.
Sharper, find another team please.
We could use a player who can (and wants to tackle) and defend passes.
no explanation needed.
Shiancoe who?
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
"ultravikingfan" wrote:
Among the public dissenters: Shiancoe, receivers Robert Ferguson and Troy Williamson, and safeties Darren Sharper and Dwight Smith.
Smith has looked golden, then plummets with terrible judgement in the passing game.
Granted he did good last week, but he has a way to go.
Sharper, find another team please.
We could use a player who can (and wants to tackle) and defend passes.
no explanation needed.
Shiancoe who?
Shiancoe who?......Thats what I say also,
but I would love to see them try to get him into the mix more....He's got good hands and has looked good when we have gone to him.......I"m not sure if it's him not finding the creases or is he just being overlooked?....
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
He was a first year coach walking into a messed up team with a number of Veterans.
The Vikings had a screwed up personality, a lot of issues on the field and off, and had a complete legacy of under achievement.
Sometimes, in situations like that, you need to come in with a brick head and just force change through.
It's never an easy process but sometimes it's necessary.
If you don't push hard you'll get knocked over and knocked out by the team.
I'd challenge this writer to find any team who is 3-6 and find players who aren't saying the same things.
Losing breeds this type of malcontent while winning makes all the problems of the world go away.
Nothing in this article is terribly surprising.
What I'm seeing is the beginning of compromise between the coaches and the players.
I'm seeing a connection forming, an understanding of systems and abilities.
That process took time and now we're starting to see the fruits of it.The true measure of a man is what he'd do knowing he'd never be found out.
Re: Childress - His way, like it or not
as long as AP gets the ball, i am happyWe're bringing purple back.
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Even re-enactors have to train, and over the weekend of May 10-11, 2013, the living historians of Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, will be at the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC) in Carlisle, Pennsylvania to hone their skills at educating the American public. Visitors are encouraged to come out and see these dedicated living historians depict expert parachute troopers from World War II. The members of the 506th PIR organization will take over the World War II area on the USAHEC's Army Heritage Trail and set up a complete training camp, show off weapons and other war-fighting materials, depict barracks life, and practice their historical presentations.
The 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment was part of the 101st Airborne Division (Screaming Eagles) during World War II. During the war, airborne regiments such as the 506th were the elite fighting units of the U.S. Army. Airborne troopers famously parachuted behind enemy lines during the invasion of Northern France and fought in battle after battle, showing the world, and the enemy, just how tough American Soldiers could be. The re-enactors of HQ Co., 2/bn, 506th PIR depict these hard-fighting Soldiers in extreme detail and dedicate themselves to educating their fellow Americans about the sacrifices and heroism of the Soldiers they portray.
The 506th PIR organizational training day event is free and open to the public. The event will run from about 9AM to 5PM on the 10th, 11th, of May 2013. In addition to the training event, the USAHEC will feature an extended used book sale. The USAHEC's main exhibit, "The Soldier Experience," will be open, as will the museum store and the Cafe Cumberland. Parking is free. For directions to the USAHEC and general information about the USAHEC and upcoming events, please visit www.usahec.org. For questions, please call: 717-245-3972.


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Futurism from 1878: A Panoramic Photograph of San Francisco
Eadweard Muybridge was a Victorian photographer whose work transformed our understanding of the natural world. He was the first to show that horses gallop with all their hooves off the ground — and in this incredible photographic panorama, he reveals San Francisco in its infancy. »


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PYATT, Ark. -- A senior at Bruno-Pyatt High School realized a dream on Tuesday night. He got to play in a basketball game for his school, despite having to use a wheelchair. Here's his mother's account.
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The Sumner School District will honor 12 seniors as part of the annual Senior Showcase at 7 p.m. tonight at the Sumner High School Performing Arts Center.
Seniors represented in this showcase are selected by the district based on their ability to best exemplify the theme of the year. The Class of 2014's theme was "Dare to Soar." Students are nominated by their teachers and a council picks the top 12.
This year's recipients are:
• Catherine Bone will be graduating with a full International Baccalaureate diploma. She plans on attending the University of Oregon after graduating.
• Amy Brandt is a current senior class officer and cross country captain. She has maintained a 3.9 GPA while being the honor society vice president.
• Lexis Dyer is the current Family, Career and Community Leaders of America vice president. She has received honors as the Washington state national representative for two years in a row.
• Jacob Fuller-Pettit is a leader in servant connections as well as being a partial International Baccalaureate student. Jacob has been on the honor roll the last three years. He has also been honored with being the student of the month multiple times.
• Tristen Hargrove is a valuable player on the Spartan football team. Tristen looks forward to being the first male in his family to go to college.
• Adriana Hernandez has worked hard to support her family while going to school. By possessing the eight essentials of Sumner High, she has been awarded with the student of the month award.
• Hannah Johnsrud will graduate with a full International Baccalaureate diploma. She plans to attend Vanderbilt in Tennessee upon graduation.
• Dejon Lynch came to Sumner High School his junior year. He has been a valuable football player and leader on the Sumner Spartan Football team for the past two years.
• Karla Malpica is very involved at SHS. Her goal is to attend a community college and then transfer to a four-year college to obtain her degree in international business and Spanish teaching.
• Angie Mayr is a full-time Running Start student who still makes time to be a drum major in the school's nationally recognized band program. She plans to attend the University of Washington next year.
• Arturo Jesus Perez Dolores is currently the National Honor Society president, Community Action Service Club president, and Cross Country team captain. He has been awarded many honors, including International Baccalaureate Math student of the year and Tacoma Athletic Commission athlete of the year. Arturo has received a four-year scholarship to attend Notre Dame.
• Victor Padilla is very involved in athletics, including football as a nose tackle, and track as a shot put and discus thrower. He also participates in the Sumner Cheer team as a stunt man.


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Phoenix thank you for what you said. The last thing that we all need to do is argue and bring negative comments to this site. My request to you Mike is that if you have nothing positive to add then please don't add anything. We need to bring light and positive energy to the world and especially on this site. If you wish to be full of doubt then please keep it to yourself. I don't believe this site needs to be a place of doubts and fears. That is exactly what is filled in the world. I personally want to feel uplifted here and have faith in a better world that is now forming as we speak. Everytime we speak doubts and fears, that is exactly what we are creating. Our job as light workers is to bring more light, peace, and love to our world. I can watch the news to hear the same fears and doubts. Do we really need to bring all those doubts here? As Phoenix said...nuff said.
Mike, I don't want to discuss this with you here at this time. There are
many things that I know will be happening. Can I give you proof? Probably
not anything that would convince you. I am a friend here of Charles Magus.
He has done a great job over these years of bringing much into the
awareness of everyone here. I can say that it will not be the silent
majority that does this job, it will be a very vocal minority. But all
is to happen at the right time as that minority would have been
snuffed out long ago if they had been more vocal. Nuff said.
You give hope, however if you cannot name 5 people in your life (not on this group)? No, do not name anybody because your government is monitoring all these groups.
You say "our freedoms will be restored" by whom? The silent majority?
I hate to put it this way but it is true, "You and what Army?" because it will take an Army at this point.
I am happy you have faith but I also see from the outside, what is happening? Mr. Charles Magus is correct. He has been reporting these things on OV for years. (All you have to do is go and look at the older posts over the years)
He has been reporting them for years and yet nothing in America has been done. As a outsider I can do nothing other than report what I see.
Lately all I have seen is a whole lot of people relying and hoping someone else will do something. Are you that person? If so then God Bless! If you are not that person then sitting and hoping is a useless part of the problem.
I do not mean any disrespect, I do not know you from anyone else. But like an Umpire, (I love that American game called BaseBall) I call it as I see it. Daily in our news we have stories about America and what is happening there. I am still wondering why Americans have done nothing regarding the false birth certificate that was posted as REAL on the White House website? Did you know that the WHite House came out and admitted it was fake over a week ago? Why post a fake birth certificate and call it real?
Why would Mr Obama spend over 3 Million dollars obfuscating the truth about his birth certificate? Why would his Brother be living in China as a political refugee? From his president brother? Why did Mr. Obama's brother and grandmother both tell people he was born in Kenya? Why did Mr.Obama disrespect his grandmother by not going to her funeral?
If the American legal system was valid, then it is obvious that Mr. Obama is an illegal alien. It is also obvious that BY LAW everything he has done since the beginning is not legally valid. His signing of the NDAA and the NDRP and the recent Obamacare plan are all illegal and TREASONOUS. Why are Americans allowing this to continue? Because they are afraid of 10 thousand Elite? 370 million are afraid of 10 thousand?
That is like a 5 pound bag of salt being afraid of one speck of pepper.
You know that million man march on Washington? What would happen if 5 million armed Americans marched on Washington? Certainly the police would be powerless. The secret service would be overrun in seconds. Less than 1% of the population ran the British out of the colonies.
Would you join that group?
Heavy questions to consider aren't they?
Mike, I would not make the assumption that we are doing nothing.
This is almost as bad as attacking the messenger. We are the
resistance! And whether or not these bills are passed or get passed,
at the right moment, we will all be springing into action! Whether or
not we agree about this message or this messanger, I think I can speak
for everybody here in saying that these are issues that we all care about
deeply. Our freedoms will be restored and we are here to help make sure
that they do. Our dedication to this cause has been going on for many
years and it has not been an easy battle with most Americans asleep at
the wheel. But we are not the ones who are asleep and we are prepared
to go all the way here.
And just because we happen to desire to see our Military or anyone else
who is assisting with this succeed, does not mean that we are relying
on a savior.
I am wondering what happened to the focus of this discussion?
Where is the beef? Should I ask Benjamin Fulford? As if that would help! I am guessing that this stuff is about as useful as all of the NESARA promises.
Perhaps I should ask Blossom Goodchild? Are we still waiting for that 2000 mile UFO too?
Would holding my breath help? Perhaps O2 starvation will help me to see these things?
I am tired of empty promises and am beginning to wonder if this is all elite deception?
Something to keep Americans passive until Obama sells all Americans to the Elite and they become Elite slaves, then chip them and make them drones.Once you are chipped they have complete access to your bank accounts and can charge you whenever tey want. Get a ticket? Pay immediately, have a medical bill, pay immediately. Bounce a check on accident? Pay immediately. Even when you have other bills due. So you bounce more. Can you see where this is going?
Yes, Sally Jane. We all have that power within us, but some do not realise it yet.
Thank you Reginald. I know it works. Good luck Sally Jane. There are many options. blessings, Laura
I got great advice from someone in the know about spirits one that reads the akashic records...I was told to ask my HS to have the spook police help these souls that most likely do not know they are dead to the other side ...percentage rate of success I was told very high so I have ...my daughter in law said, no more strange feeling in the house so ???
Some of these 'critters' can be a bit tricky if you're not used to dealing with them though. So it's best to find somebody experienced with these things.
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