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The anonymous blogger, who claims to be "just a lawyer; interested in patent cases but not interested in publicity," has criticized Raymond Niro and his 30-lawyer IP boutique, Niro Scavone Haller & Niro, for representing clients who own patents but don't necessarily make products. Instead, the firm earns licensing fees from users of the patented technology—and potentially sues users if they don't pay up, explains the Chicago Tribune.
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What is a cleft palate?
"Palate" is another name for the roof of your mouth. The palate is both the roof of your mouth and the floor of your nose. The palate has two parts: the front, or hard palate, and the back, or soft palate. The hard palate is made of bone and the soft palate is made of muscle.
A cleft is simply a gap, separation, or hole that results from abnormal fetal development. A cleft palate is a birth defect that results when tissues of the palate fail to fuse during early fetal development. This failure occurs during the 8th and 12th week of gestation. The condition varies from a defect in the muscles of the soft palate only (a submucous cleft palate, Fig. 1) to a complete separation of the skin and bone of both the hard and soft palate (Fig. 2). It is also possible to have a cleft of the soft palate, without a cleft of the hard palate (Fig. 3). But it is not possible to have a cleft of the hard palate without a cleft of the soft palate.
How common are cleft palates?
Roughly 1 out of every 900 children are born with a cleft palate. About 70% of these children will also have a cleft lip. The other one third will have only a cleft palate. Most cleft palates involve both the hard and soft palate.
What causes a cleft palate?
It may surprise you to know that despite years of research we still do not have a great understanding of why cleft palates occur. Most doctors and scientists agree that clefts are a combination of genetic as well as environmental factors including drugs, infections, maternal illness, and possibly vitamin deficiencies.
Other birth defects can occur in children with cleft palates. Some of these defects are obvious and some are more difficult to detect. However, most children born with a cleft lip and/or palate are otherwise normal, healthy children.
How do I feed my child with a cleft palate?
It is extremely difficult to successfully breast feed a child with a cleft palate. This is one of the many reasons that children in developing countries born with cleft palates do not survive past infancy.
In order for a child to breast feed (or bottle feed with a conventional nipple), he/she needs to create suction within the mouth. Suction cannot be created when there is an opening, or cleft, in the roof of the mouth.
Some well-intentioned friends and/or medical professionals may encourage you to try and breast feed your child anyway. Unfortunately encouraging a mother to breast feed a child with a cleft palate only sets mother and baby up for failure. But rest assured, there are ways to successfully feed a child with a cleft palate.
Special nipples are available that allow you to help deliver formula or pumped breast milk from a bottle into your infants mouth. Feeding a baby with a cleft palate takes time and patience. Many resources are available to help you and your family learn the techniques to successfully feed your child. More specific information is available on our cleft lip and palate feeding page. If you are having difficulty successfully feeding your child, please call our office to arrange some assistance.
Why is a cleft palate repaired?
If a child can eat and drink with a cleft palate, you may wonder why a cleft palate needs to be repaired at all. The reason is simple—speech.
Most human speech and language requires regulation of air flow through the nose and mouth. If air leaks out of the nose while we are speaking, many of the sounds we make do not sound right. When a lot of air leaks out of the nose, our speech becomes almost unintelligible.
A child with an unrepaired cleft palate cannot stop air from rushing out the nose during speech (Fig. 4). This makes it very difficult for a child to learn how to speak correctly. It also makes it difficult for others to understand his/her speech.
How is a cleft palate repaired?
The repair of a cleft palate requires surgery and general anesthesia. The cleft is repaired by bringing the tissues around the cleft together. There is no need for artificial materials or bone grafts in order to repair the palate (Fig. 5).
(However, it is important to remember that some children with cleft lip and palate have a cleft in the gum line in addition to a cleft in the hard palate. Although the cleft of the hard palate is repaired early in life, the cleft in the gum line is not repaired until your child is much older—usually between 6 and 8 years old. Repair of the gum line does involve a bone graft.)
When is the right time to repair a cleft palate?
Cleft palates are typically repaired between 8 and 12 months of age. Clefts of the soft palate can usually be repaired early (8 to 10 months of age). Clefts of the hard and soft palate are best repaired later (10 to 12 months of age). Research tells us that the earlier the cleft is repaired the better the speech results will be.
It is also important that your child has transitioned away from bottle feeding to eating table foods and drinking from a "sippy" cup before palate surgery. Using a bottle and nipple immediately after palate surgery may damage the newly repaired palate.
Submucous clefts are not repaired early in life. A submucous cleft only needs to be repaired if speech and language are affected. Approximately 50% of children with a submucous cleft palate will require surgery to repair it. The other half will not need any surgery. It is usually possible to determine the need for submucous cleft palate repair between 3 and 6 years of age.
Are there any instructions I need to follow before surgery?
Your child must have a physical examination by his or her pediatrician or family doctor within 7 days before surgery to make sure he or she is in good health. The doctor you see needs to complete the History and Physical form provided by our office. You must bring the completed form with you the day of surgery.
Your child should be drinking from a "sippy" cup and eating table foods before cleft palate surgery. Most children begin this transition 1 month before surgery. If you are having trouble weaning your child off the bottle, please let your surgeon know at least 4 weeks before your planned date for surgery. Your surgeon will delay cleft palate surgery if your child still requires any bottle feeding.
For your child's safety, it is very important that he or she have an empty stomach when anesthesia is given. Please follow our preoperative Eating and Drinking Guidelines. If you do not follow these guidelines, your child's surgery will be cancelled.
What can I expect after surgery?
A cleft palate repair usually takes between 2 and 3 hours. Your doctor will talk to you as soon as the surgery is over.
Your child will wake up in the recovery room after surgery. This may take 45 minutes to an hour. When your child is awake, he or she will be admitted to the hospital. You can accompany your child when he/she is transferred to your hospital room. One or both parents can stay with your child the entire time he/she is in the hospital. In fact, we encourage at least one parent to stay with your child during the hospitalization.
After surgery, your child will have soft splints wrapped around the arms. These splints prevent your child from inserting hands and objects into the mouth. These splints can easily be removed when you are holding your child. The arm splints should be worn at all other times for 2 weeks after surgery.
Children usually start drinking 24 to 36 hours after surgery. Your child will receive fluids through an intravenous catheter until he/she starts drinking by mouth. Children are usually discharged from the hospital after 2 nights. In some cases a child may have trouble feeding or need a little more time in the hospital to control pain.
How should I take care of my child after surgery?
There is no special wound care required following cleft palate repair. If you look at the roof of your child's mouth during the first 2 weeks after surgery you may see white areas on the inside borders of the teeth. These white areas are scabs that form inside the mouth. There is no cause for alarm—these white plaques do not represent infection and will slowly disappear as your child's mouth heals.
In addition to drinking from a "sippy" cup, it is okay to feed your child solid foods. It is important that these foods be soft, without any large chunks or granules which may get stuck in the healing gaps between the palate and the teeth. Vegetable purees, noodles, applesauce, and the like are ideal. After 2 weeks from surgery your child can resume eating any foods in his/her normal diet.
If your child seems to have discomfort you can safely give Tylenol® (acetaminophen), Children's Motrin® (ibuprofen), or other pain medicine prescribed by your doctor. If you are not sure what medicines are safe, please call your doctor.
Your doctor will usually prescribe a short course of antibiotics for your child after surgery.
What else do I need to know?
A postoperative visit is usually scheduled 3 to 4 weeks after surgery. Your doctor will check the palate to see how it is healing.
Dissolving stitches are used to repair the palate. These stitches will slowly dissolve over 4 to 6 weeks. It is not unusual to see these stitches along the center of the palate even a month after surgery.
In rare cases an opening will appear in the palate after surgery. This is called a fistula [FIS-chew-lah] and results from poor wound healing. If your child develops a fistula it may need to be repaired. Some small fistulas can be left alone until your child is older. Large fistulas may be repaired earlier. Your surgeon will wait at least 12 months after the initial palate repair before repairing any fistulas.
Cleft team
Around your child's first birthday Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota will contact you to arrange for your first visit to the interdisciplinary Cleft Team. The general outline for comprehensive cleft care depends on whether your child also has a cleft lip.
If you have any questions or would like further information specific to your child, please call our office at (612) 874-1292.
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---- — INDIANAPOLIS — Lucas Oil Stadium is known as the home of the Indianapolis Colts, but on a few Fridays and Saturdays during the football season, Indiana high school teams get a chance to take to the same field.
On Saturday, the Madison-Grant Argylls opened Central Indiana Conference action with a game against the Oak Hill Golden Eagles in the Lucas Oil Stadium Showcase, the opener of a tripleheader.
The Argylls dropped the game 48-23, but it was quite an experience for the team.
"It's a great experience for these kids" Madison-Grant coach Craig Barr said after the game. "Everything went exactly how we planned except we didn't win the football game. It was a fantastic day. Parents, family, the community came out and supported our kids."
The Argylls showed a lot of promise in a wild first half, taking a 23-21 lead to the locker room.
The half began with an Argyll turnover, a snap that sailed over quarterback Austin Purkey's head and was recovered by the Golden Eagles in Madison-Grant territory.
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Madison-Grant countered with a 16-play, 82-yard drive for a score when Luke Stroup broke the plane of the goal line with a 2-yard run. The two-point conversion was good, and Madison-Grant led 8-7.
Oak Hill went back on top with a 58-yard drive to retake the lead on another Daniels run, this time up the middle from 9 yards out.
The Argylls reached into the bag of tricks on the next series. Oak Hill had forced a fourth-and-8 on the Madison-Grant 22. Purkey took the snap in punt formation but ran to the right. With blockers out ahead of him, Purkey sprinted all the way to the Oak Hill 40.
Quarterback Dakota Brooks threw two consecutive completions for big yards, the second on a roll out to the right. Brooks floated a 24-yard strike to Purkey in the end zone for a touchdown and a 16-14 lead.
Oak Hill responded with a 61-yard drive, and Ethan Bowland powered in from the 1 on fourth-and-goal.
The lead belonged to the Golden Eagles, 21-16, with just over two minutes left.
The Argylls started at their own 20 but had runs of 14 and 36 yards to move into Eagles territory. Cameron Myers powered his way into the end zone with 10 seconds left for the final score of the half.
The Golden Eagles recovered a squib kick at the Argylls' 45, but pressure from the defense forced a bad pass by Derrick Randall, and it was picked off by the Argylls. Brooks threw an incompletion to end the half.
Madison-Grant opened the second half with a defensive stop, but the offense could not take advantage.
After a fumble, Oak Hill went 53 yards to take the lead for good at 28-23 on a Daniels run.
Madison-Grant turned the ball over on downs at its own 21, but the defense stiffened and Daniels was stopped on fourth down.
The Argylls again turned the ball over, this time at the 24. Oak Hill quarterback Randall scored on a 2-yard keeper for a 35-23 lead late in the third.
The Argylls appeared to be ready to cut the lead, but Brooks' pass attempt was picked off at the 9 of the Golden Eagles.
On third-and-10, Randall went for a 70-yard touchdown run, breaking several tackles on his way. It gave Oak Hill a 42-23 lead and pretty much sealed the second defeat on the season for the Argylls.
The Argylls drove into Golden Eagle territory again, but Daniels ripped a pass completion from the arms of Drew Smith at the 20. Randall scored the final touchdown on the next play for the final 48-23 margin.
The Argylls committed six turnovers, and the Golden Eagles made them pay with touchdowns after five of the six.
"Oak Hill is a good football team, well coached and you just can't turn the ball over on them," Barr said. "We had one turnover coming in. The whole idea of this offense is to possess the football. We just can't turn it over."
The Argylls are still adjusting to their new coach and have a few injuries in key positions.
"Our kids are still learning, we just don't have the confidence yet to do it," Barr said. "We keep preaching if we could execute for four quarters, we may be 3-0, but we can't and we haven't and we are 1-2. It's just like anything else, you have to come back and just keep working."
As for the experience of playing at the site of the state championship games in November, Barr told his team that maybe this isn't the only trip they will make to Lucas Oil Stadium.
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The five-year programme is led by the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museum in Mannheim and includes six other research institutions as EU-Partners: The "Centre for Textile Research (CTR)" at the University of Copenhagen, the "Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA)" in Brussels, the Universities of Crete (Rethymnon), Sheffield and Valencia, and the Museum of Natural History in Vienna. 50% of the project's budget is provided by the project partners, 50% is funded by the "Culture Programme of the European Union".
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CAMPAIGNERS who want to save the Halfway House in Box have won the support of two local MPs.
More than 75 residents attended a public meeting on Friday at Box Village Hall to discuss the pub's closure with Cotswold MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown and Stroud MP Neil Carmichael.
The Novalis Trust closed the pub in July and plans to turn it into a village shop and cafe. An online petition against the closure now has more than 1,200 signatures.
But Mr Clifton-Brown said the issue was about more than just the pub closing.
He told campaigners: "It pains me to see a facility like this lost. I would like to get it reopened but I am under no illusion as to how difficult that will be.
"What I am very concerned about is the relationship between Novalis Trust and the community. I want to make sure that relationship improves."
Mr Clifton-Brown said he plans to meet with the trust and that he could raise the matter in Parliament.
Mr Carmichael said: "When I visited the school one of the things I noticed was the complete unwillingness to work with the community."
Residents said that relations between the charity and the village were difficult and voiced concerns about the number of properties owned by the charity.
The trust also runs the nearby Cotswold Chine School and owns six properties in the village and an area of woodland. Villagers suggested on Friday that other properties had been approached.
One resident asked: "Are we looking at a charitable organisation or are we looking at a property company?"
Another said: "We could live together but they want to expand territorially."
Mr Clifton-Brown said: "Owning so many properties in a small village could have a damaging effect on the fabric of the community."
Jake Lukas, Novalis Trust chief executive, told the SNJ: "We would like to use the Halfway House to provide better teaching accommodation and increase the range of activities we offer.
"We would also like to be able to provide some meaningful work experience for the children by using part of the pub as a small-scale café and shop to give the children an experience and opportunity they may not otherwise have.
"It is our responsibility to make decisions in the interests of the children we are here to care for and educate.
"We are sure that the children will gain more benefit if the Halfway House building is used as part of the school rather than as a pub. We welcome the opportunity to discuss the benefits of these initiatives with Mr Clifton-Brown."
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I'm a 17 year old rider who proudly owns a 1980 CX500B and have been licenced and riding the bike for over a year, and i have a few problems with the machine. I have starting problems with the starter motor but cant determine what the cause is. The starter motor engages for a short time and kicks out but the starter motor keeps goin without driving anything. It takes a few minuets to get her started when she engages for a short time. Once I get the CX started, she runs on one piston for a while then the second kicks in and she runs fine. This bike is my passion and I wont allow myself to get a rid of it. would love other riders opinions and advice as it would be greatly appreciated.
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Sounds like you've got more than one problem here. Can't help with the starter motor issue (though someone on here will, for sure), but once the starter motor is engaging, she should run on both cylinders immediately.
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if its not driving anything but turning could just be a sticky solenoid. Maybe your flooding the engine if its taking a while to propertly start making it run on 1 for a short while.
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The following is a statement from Devils right wing Cam Janssen that he issued through the team today:
"Earlier this week, I participated in an internet-based radio show in which I used some poor judgment which I now regret. The New Jersey Devils were unaware of this interview, which I arranged myself.
"I would like to apologize for my poor choice of language. The tone of the interview was very casual and off-color, and I lost focus on what is and is not acceptable and professional. I am deeply sorry to anyone who was offended by my language. Moving forward, I hope to eliminate that type of language from my vocabulary. I would also like to take this chance to express my support for the work the You Can Play project is doing, and for the gay community in general.
"I apologize for the embarrassment my comments have caused to the New Jersey Devils management, as well as my teammates."
Janssen was a guest Tuesday on the "Thom and Jeff Show," which was formerly on 105.7 The Point in St. Louis and is now on the internet.
During the interview, Janssen and the hosts made comments that were insensitive toward women and homophobic.
Janssen also said he enjoyed being on the uncensored show because, "I know I can cuss and say what the (expletive) I want to say."
Patrick Burke, president of the You Can Play Project, posted on Twitter that he spoke with Janssen "at length this morning."
Burke also posted on Twitter, "People unwilling to give Cam a chance to learn from his mistakes are doing no more to support You Can Play than he did in his interview."
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On the GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) website, Aaron McQuade, Director of News and Field Media at GLAAD, wrote, "Unlike some of the apologies we see, this one seems genuine and heartfelt, and it shows that Janssen understands the harm that statements like this can cause, especially to young LGBT athletes who aren't sure of their place on their team or in their sport. We hope Janssen will make good on his attempt to rid his own vocabulary of anti-LGBT language, and that he will become a champion in the movement to make the world of sports inclusive of all people."


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Th Fly Creek is a light weight, easy to set up unit made of durable fabric that we so far put through rocky campsites, snow, and altitude with very good results. If set up correctly, it also hold well in wind (make sure all the fly is tighetened).
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Not sure 3 people would work, but perhaps as long as they're willing to be super cozy! But it definitely was nice for 2 people with gear and a dog.
Our bags would have fit under the vestibule if it weren't for the platform but we stored them in the tent instead and kept our boots and other random gear in the vestibule.
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I was debating this, the copper spur 3, and the slater 2+. My fiance and I wanted a very lightweight tent but could not find a 2 person tent with quite enough room for both of us and our very important 4-legged companion Doc the Border Collie.
We liked the dual doors and vestibules of the copper spur and the light weight and middle ground the slater offered (a pound lighter than the fly creek and it's cheap starting price). In the end, we went with the fly creek because we found it accidentally labeled for clearance and thought it gave us the versatility of bringing a third person along at some point (we do have a few friends other than our dog).
So far we're really impressed with how light it is for a 3 person tent. We're a little concerned with the durability with a dog being involved - but that's not a fault of the tent.
Amazing that a 3 person tent can be this light - can't wait to really put this thing to the test this summer.
Update on 6/23/14 - so far so good! This thing was great on multiple nights at treeline in VERY cold weather.
Worked great for 2 people plus our dog. Stored our gear and protected our shoes, etc. in the vestibule. Floor held up great even when Doc scratched at it and when he tracked dirt into it!
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Lauren, have you used this with Doc yet? I am in the market for a tent for the same reason. I want a tent where the mesh is high enough to avoid a snag from a claw and the fly creek, copper spur , and fishhook all fit the bill.
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I will use it with him this weekend - you may also want to check out the slater ul2+ - it has less mesh and is a little smaller and lighter. My dad has the Slater UL2 and I have the fly creek ul3 so I'll be posting a direct comparison after this weekend. I'll attach a picture of the two in their sacks side by side so you can see relative "stuff" sized.
For what it's worth I think the fishhook probably isn't a "great" option with a dog - especially if you have a dog that's prone to bash into the sides of tents/cant see the mesh - the lack of zippers might mean your pooch could get out on his/her own.
I've considered making Doc wear ruffwear socks in the tent - because no matter what the claws could, in theory, scratch up the floor and these lightweight tents are made of very thin material.
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good stuff. thanks. the dog socks and/or booties are a great idea. how was the condensation in the slater? other than that it looks like a perfect tent for the pup/1-2 person combo. (btw, love the whites. I might be looking to do the pemi loop come september if time permits!)


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If you were to travel southwest far enough from Islamorada, you would eventually reach another hot spot for Atlantic sailfish on fly. Isla Mujeres, Mexico, is located approximately eight miles northeast of Cancún, and Capt. Anthony Mendillo has been prospecting these waters for the past 13 years. Isla is a prime spot to target sails on fly because the fish are plentiful, and plentiful fish means more shots for anglers. Mendillo says that on normal days, anglers can expect to make casts to seven fish, and it's not uncommon at all to have shots at as many as 10.
On the Troll
Before Mendillo begins his troll, he always sets the distance of the fly line for his client. For this type of fishing, bait-and-switch trolling with rigged dead baits, you need only so much fly line, and anything more is just going to be a hindrance.
Mendillo is known particularly for racking up large numbers of fly-caught sailfish. His big secret is pretty surprising - he uses a dredge rigged with dead mullet or ballyhoo. "Because we use a dredge, we do end up losing a lot of fish, but by using the dredge, I'm raising a lot more fish and providing my clients with more opportunities," he says. "That's what you've got to have, especially if you want to rack up release numbers."
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Ideally, Mendillo raises fish on the flat line, which normally has a ballyhoo. Unlike Moret's crew, his will try to keep the fish there as long as possible, to get the fish really hot and give time to clear the dredge. The mate lets the fish mouth the bait a little bit, and when everything is cleared, the tease is on. Once the fish is in range, Mendillo will yell for a cast. "When I yell out, that is the point when I want the angler to make his cast," Mendillo says. "I can't stress it enough to my mates that when I yell out, I want the teaser to be erased completely. If the teaser does not completely exit the water at this point, you're not going to get the fish off it."
Like Moret, Mendillo prefers the fly to be behind the fish, to get a going-away bite. However, it's not a perfect world all the time. "If the fly lands beside the fish, you can still get a good bite, but it's harder to get a hookup," he says. "When we catch those fish, that's what I call 'stealing fish,' and you've got to steal the occasional fish to post the big numbers." When a fish bites from side to side, Mendillo's method is pretty simple: "Strike with the line and the rod, and always strike in the opposite direction of the bill." To give the fish a better chance of seeing the fly, Mendillo prefers using patterns a little larger than Moret's favorites. Larger flies are often more appealing to marlin, which are very likely to come up on the same spread as sailfish in Isla Mujeres. He customizes the hooks on his flies by filing down the sides in order to make them more like needles. When a fish bites from the side and the angler strikes as instructed, it doesn't take much pressure to penetrate the fish's mouth, especially with Mendillo's custom hook setup.
There's something about trolling in open water - while it can be boring, knowing that any second something truly exciting could occur always puts your mind at ease. When it does happen, there are only two words to describe the few seconds that follow: absolute pandemonium. The great thing about fly-fishing for Atlantic sailfish is that, when things come together, the action literally happens right in front of you. Again, fooling these fish on fly is definitely a low-percentage game, and that's what makes it a true test for anglers. When you get a shot, you've got to make it count.
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TEMPE, Ariz. — Pundits like to believe players fire coaches.
After all, it's the team's won-lost record that determines the fate of coaches, general managers and staff. The formula is essentially the same for each team in every sport.
Coach, if you win, you stay. You lose, you're out. It's pretty simple, and rarely does a coach defy this fundamental core principal.
In the case of former Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt, this theory was tweaked. Because of his inability to define talent at the quarterback position and failure to address any dynamic offensive game plan or philosophy, Whisenhunt fired himself. Plus, ex-general manager Rod Graves' talent evolution, especially in the draft, was suspect, and Graves, as well, was shown the door.
"This is a tough day for the organization," team president Michael Bidwell told reporters after the firing of Whisenhunt and Graves. "After the last three seasons, it's time. This decision came down to wins and losses and it's time to make a change."
In effect, Bidwell's words supported the win-loss theory and the eventual survival of any coach. In Whisenhunt's case, he essentially cut his own throat with his inability to address a QB situation that became as dreadful as it was desperate.
Plus, Graves' inability to judge talent at the RB position led to an Arizona offense was as inept as it was incompetent.
In trying to forge a running game, Graves totally missed on Beanie Wells, whom he selected in the first round (31st overall) in the 2009 draft. Wells has never materialized as a legitimate running threat and missed most of the 2012 season with various injuries. While the NFL is essentially a passing league, teams have augmented the pass with capable, high-profile running attacks in Houston, Minnesota, Tennessee, Buffalo and San Francisco.
Not in Arizona.
The factor that marched Whisenhunt to the guillotine was the confused and comical revolving door with his quarterbacks. After Kurt Warner led the Cardinals to the Super Bowl after the 2008 season, he lasted one more season in the desert. Since Warner hung up his cleats, Whisenhunt failed to find, cultivate and establish a reliable and productive NFL quarterback.
As well, Graves missed on former Heisman Trophy winning QB Matt Leinart, whom Graves drafted 10th overall in the 2006 draft. In the process, the Cardinals went through Derek Anderson, Max Hall, Richard Bartel, John Skelton, Kevin Kolb, Ryan Lindley and Brian Hoyer, in addition to the failed Leinart, in a nearly magical effort to jump-start, with any reliability, a hopeless Arizona offense.
A quick glance just at the 2012 season shows the definitive reason why Whisenhunt is now seeking a job.
Save a 38-10 win over Detroit at home on Dec, 16, the most the Cardinals scored in any one game of the other 15 contests was 23 in a 23-6 win over the Eagles on Sept. 23. In four games, the offense scored six or less points, including a franchise-record-setting 58-0 shutout at the hands of the Seattle Seahawks.
Coming from the offensive side of the ball, Whisenhunt's failure in generating any sustainable offense is surprising. As offensive coordinator of the Steelers, who defeated Seattle in Super Bowl XL, Whisenhunt was a considered in demand. He interviewed for vacancies in Pittsburgh, Miami and Atlanta as well as Arizona, and then was offered the Cardinals' head-coaching position in 2007.
In effect, Whisenhunt rode Warner's coattails into Super Bowl XLIII, the franchise's only appearance in the championship game. But once Warner retired, Whisenhunt's lack of judgment and cultivation of a dependable QB became evident.
Whomever Bidwell selects as the next Cardinals coach should have a formidable task ahead. The entire offense is in a shambles and a new beginning is more than obvious.
The offense line must restructured, a running game found and a quarterback discovered. The defense is considered reliable but defensive coordinator Ray Horton could leave for a possible head-coaching job of his own.
If Horton accepts another position, the defense then could be another weak pillar in an attempt to get the Cardinals to a level of respectability and production.


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CATEGORIES MoviesWhen you hear the plot for "Frances Ha" -- about an awkward 27-year-old aspiring dancer in Brooklyn who's trying to get her life together -- your first inclination might be to compare it to another Brooklyn-based project with a twentysomething female protagonist. However, "Frances Ha" is not HBO's "Girls, and its co-writer and star, Greta Gerwig, is not Lena Dunham (nor is she playing Hannah, Dunham's character on the show). That's nothing against "Girls," it's just that "Frances Ha," and its terrific performance from Gerwig, deserves to stand on its own.
Most mainstream audiences are likely unfamiliar with Gerwig. Other than supporting roles in "No Strings Attached" and "Arthur," as well as Woody Allen's "To Rome With Love," she hasn't had much exposure outside of the indie film world. Whether that changes with "Frances Ha" remains to be seen. Either way, the 29-year-old actress is someone to keep an eye on.
Here, Gerwig talks about the trepidation she had about acting in "Frances Ha," the new movie she just wrote about herself (she also plans to direct it), how she avoids being in bad movies, and why she's ready to take a vacation.
Moviefone: This film isn't just getting great reviews. It seems to genuinely make people happy. Greta Gerwig: I am so glad about that!
Are you getting that same sense? I mean, my experience of people talking to me after the movie is this joy that seems to penetrate through the movie or live through the movie that people connect to. There was a screening at the San Francisco Film Festival, and they seemed to really love it... I really love the movie and I loved making it, and it was a real expression of the best that I was capable of. I've never felt so invested in a film, so the fact that people are taking joy from it is tremendously pleasurable for me.
You've written stuff in the past, but I get the feeling this project was different. This was the first time I felt like I was really...like, that's half of my writing and it's really represented, and I got the joy that I felt when I wrote plays and gave them to other actors to play. I mean, I was in this, but I also had the experience of saying "I wrote that line and now I have great actors saying that and it sounds so good coming out of there mouths!" It's so intensely pleasurable and scary.
Were you worried about acting in a film you were so invested in from the beginning? Yeah. I didn't have any ideas as a writer when I thought about myself acting in it, so I didn't think about myself acting in it. I thought briefly about not acting in it; I thought maybe I would play Sofie and someone else could play Frances. But then I thought, No, that's ridiculous, you're going to play Frances. There was something that felt [long pause] ...
... it just made sense? Yeah! But it was also scary because, I don't know ... Being an actor you feel inadequate constantly. I mean, I guess it's just being an artist or a writer a musician -- it's a constant swing between gross ego and then gross inadequacy. I try to keep a more steady sense of self because I think it's a sign of real immaturity as a person if you gauge how you feel about yourself by how other people feel about yourself. But I also think nobody is more susceptible to doing that than artists because they're always constantly looking for approval.
So you guys ended up taking some breaks in between filming to tweak the movie. Was there anything major you changed? Nope. Actually, Noah told me that this is the movie that he's made that's most closely cut to the script, which he wasn't saying was a good thing or a bad thing, he was just noting that most of the time big things get left out once he's done cutting a movie, or get moved around.
That must be nice, especially if you're writing and acting in the movie. It was nice! Even the stuff that we moved around, I had a moment of "Ahhh, should we move it?" But it was right.
Has there been anything you learned in the writing process for this movie in terms of what not to do as a writer going forward? Oh, a tremendous amount. I have basically written every day for my whole life, but it was just directionless writing -- it was just notes -- and it was not for anything. It was just for myself or...I didn't know what. I didn't really know that I could be a writer. And then, luckily, I had some professors in college that pointed me in the right direction. I am a little bit ADD [laughs]. I suffer from really poor organization. I think one of the things -- and this sounds very small -- I learned from Noah is he just keeps one document. You just keep adding to that one document and changing that one document and you save drafts as you go. Even if I was going to start a document, I'd write five things and then I'd save it and lose it somewhere on my computer and then I'd start a new thing.
It's like the image of the tortured writer ripping pages out of their notebook, crumbling them up and starting a new draft. Yeah, totally! Also these observations were winding up everywhere. [On this] I really learned how to gather and force myself how to stay in this one document. That helped me a lot because it's just my tendency to really spread out in a way that's really not helpful for actually finishing anything.
Have you've tried that method since you wrote "Frances Ha"? Yeah, [Noah and I] wrote another movie.
Is this the animated movie with the dog? No, that's another one. We wrote the animated movie together and then we wrote another movie together, and then I wrote a movie about myself.
Oh, wow. That's a lot. So the plan is to move forward with all three of those? Noah is directing the animated one, we finished the other one we wrote together, and he directed it, and I am going to direct the one I wrote. So, yes, moving forward. It makes me tired to think about it. My goal in 2014 is to take a vacation.
Anywhere in particular? Somewhere with a beach. I mean, it's not that I can't take a vacation now, it's that I just have trouble taking a vacation when I feel like I have yet to accomplish major life things. And my most recent major life thing that I feel like I need to accomplish before I take a vacation is to direct a movie. That's a really hard thing to put in the way of a vacation [laughs].
You've mentioned in the past how people often confuse you for the role you played in "Greenberg." How does that affect you as an actor? Are you a little more pickier with your roles? Do you just ignore it? I just try to ignore it. I really just try to work with the best directors who want to work with me. I think the only thing that's changed is that I kind of care less about people thinking whatever they think. You develop some coping skills and you stop feeling like you want to write a comment on an article [saying] "I am that person! This is totally wrong!!" Which, you do have that impulse for the first year of people writing things about you because you've never had anybody write anything about you before and you feel the need to correct the record. And it doesn't matter. You kind of just have to let it go because it will just make you insane. So I just try to pick things I really like and I really think are great.
More than even the character I play, I look for the movie itself. Being a great actor in a sh*t movie is not something I am that interested in. I'd rather be a small part in a great movie than a big part in a stinker. But I will also be in a stinker, don't worry. [Laughs] I have been in some stinkers. I mean, you can't avoid being in a stinker but you can try and be honest about why you choose things for yourself. I also think you kind of just have to be, you know ... Sometimes you just need a job. You can't get too precious about it.


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Josh Norman, I hope you ate your Wheaties this week.
During preseason I wrote about how the Carolina Panthers had no answer for WR Julio Jones. This was a receiver who took mammoth steps during the off-season, who Jerry Rice was in awe of in Falcons camp, and a receiver who dismantled the Baltimore Ravens in preseason. At that time I was chided by scores of fans (now silent) who believed that Munnerlyn and Norman would be enough... they were, and are wrong.
I never thought Ramses Barden was an all-pro until last week, when against Josh Norman he looked like the second-coming of Tim Brown. Norman was unable to out-muscle the Giants' receiver, and when that happened it was a long night. Julio Jones is stronger, faster, and more athletic, and when paired with the referees returning, Norman won't be able to get away with pass interference– his one chance to one-up Jones.
Move Chris Gamble over, and now you have Roddy White on a 5th round rookie; I'm sure that will be great. It's not that Norman is bad, he's just a rookie, and makes rookie mistakes. It's not his fault he's in the situation, but he's going to get his lunch eaten.
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A year ago today, I lost my father, "Law and Order" watching buddy and fellow bad action movie lover Edward "Butch" Streeter, to cancer. I've been dreading today and wondering how to approach it (or whether to call in sick, bury myself in a blanket and pretend the day wasn't happening). So I decided how my Daddy would prefer me to spend my time today, or what we'd be doing together.
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The Grand Coquina is a luxury 22 story oceanfront condo that elegant
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Leaky's Daily Quotedown to Deathly Hallows: 17 DaysDH Film
November 02, 2010, 01:51 AM
There are now only 17 days left until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" hits theaters! We are posting a quote from the first half of the book every day in celebration and to give us a chance to discuss and ponder the final book as it goes to film. Here is today's quote!
"You're going to kill me?" Harry choked, attempting to prise off the metal fingers. "After I saved your life? You owe me, Wormtail!"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, "Malfoy Manor"
Quotedown 18:
"Oh yes. It's a copy-- an excellent copy, it is true-- but it was Wizard-made. The original was forged centuries ago by goblins and had certain properties only goblin-made armor possesses. Wherever the genuine sword of Gryffindor is, it is not in the vault at Gringotts bank."Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, "The Goblin's Revenge"


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