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Finally finished this after a break of a year or so. It was okay. Looks amazing on my PC maxed out, but it's quite repetitive. Definitely inferior to Crysis. It's essentially one beautiful arena littered with aliens after another. You can either shoot them all, or as I did towards the end, simply run cloaked past them.
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The Unsaid
It hovers between two people in a bed at night, invisible, but thick and heavy as a blanket. It works its way between lovers, strangers, friends, pushing them apart. It is a silent killer. It is what keeps us from expressing interest in a stranger, stops us from saying the words that will keep our relationships together, and leaves us feeling stifled, isolated, misunderstood, and alone
It is the Unsaid.
Fortunately, the Unsaid has a weakness. That weakness is the Truth.
All we need to do is speak it.
Telling the truth isn't always as easy as it appears on the surface. The Unsaid has allies: Well-meaning people who believe that you don't talk about certain things. The fear of how people will react if they knew what we were really thinking or feeling. Those who disguise cruelty as honesty, who claim they're just being truthful when really they are just out to hurt.
But we can do it.
We are told growing up, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything." There's nothing wrong with weighing our words, but when silence is the default option, we often end up stifling ourselves. There comes a point where we must learn to speak our hearts with confidence.
Times like this I am grateful for my background in stand-up comedy. It taught me to speak without censoring myself, to not be afraid of saying the wrong thing. I learned it is better to say the wrong thing than nothing. Because at least you learn from saying the wrong thing.
The secret to being honest and open while still minimizing hurting others is to speak only for ourselves. Instead of saying, "Why do you always make me angry?" try saying, "I'm angry right now." For more 'technical tips' on speaking honestly, check out the post on self-disclosure.
The shadows cast by the Unsaid are long, dark, and suffocating. Fortunately, with the truth at our side, all we have to do is open our hearts and our mouths and turn on the light.
For the rest of the week, practice saying what's on your mind out loud. You get bonus points if other people are around and within earshot. What happens when you express yourself more honestly?
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Kevin Pietersen topped the bill, among England's wall-to-wall run-makers, with a comeback century against a modest Haryana attack at the Sardar Patel Stadium B Ground.
Former Hampshire star Pietersen (110 retired out), Alastair Cook (97), Nick Compton (74) and Ian Bell all passed 50 as England took advantage of favourable circumstances to rack up more than 400 on day one of their final warm-up match.
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Purdue was one of about 80 customers of SiCortex, based in Maynard, Mass., in the building that once served as headquarters for the once high-flying Digital Equipment Corp. The company was founded in 2002 by chief engineer Matt Reilly and Leonard, who knew each other from their days at DEC. Reilly and Leonard were interested in building a new type of high-performance computing cluster and "thought there must be a better way to build clusters than to pull together a bunch of desktop computers," Leonard says.
SiCortex designed its architecture from the ground up to handle multithreaded applications in scientific research settings while using unusually low amounts of electricity. The company used relatively slow, inexpensive processors but stitched them together with a very fast, distributed communications network in which every processor contains some network ability, in a so-called Kautz graph topology.
As Leonard explains, "Each component of the system includes a small portion of the switch fabric and you wire them together so you don't need a separate component to do the fabric switching." Low power draw made it possible to achieve high density -- up to 5,832 processors in a single system.
The result is a machine ideal for many types of applications that require parallel processing, according to McCartney. Workloads that need fast individual processors are not well suited for the SiCortex machine, he says. But when researchers need lots of processors to perform a task, and don't care about the speed of each one, the SiCortex computers are often the right choice, he says.
SiCortex -- which brought former Novell executive Chris Stone on as its CEO -- received its first funding in 2004, shipped its first beta machine in July 2007 and went into production early in 2008. SiCortex received about $68 million in financing and venture debt over the years from investors including Chevron Technology Partners, Flagship Ventures, JK&B Capital, Prism VentureWorks, and Polaris Venture Partners.
After the economy went south, one investor pulled out and the rest soon followed. "What happened was one of the investors had overcommitted themselves and backed away," Leonard says. "The others just didn't feel they had enough disposable cash to replace that, and they simply had no choice but to let it go."
SiCortex, with about 80 employees, had been building momentum. Its largest machines sold for upwards of $1 million and the company announced revenue growth of more than 100% in the first quarter of 2009. SiCortex wasn't profitable yet, but "we were running ahead of plan," Leonard says.
But building a new systems company requires large amounts of capital over many years, and SiCortex needed more in order to build the next version of its HPC cluster. "The plan called for cash flow to break even in about a year and a half, which was really the problem," Leonard says. "During that time, we needed to bring out a new system and that meant plunking down millions of dollars for the new chip design and getting it through fab. There really wasn't a way to defer those expenses. We knew we were going to have to be competing against Intel's Nehalem chips in the very near future. There just wasn't much of a way to cut the costs and bring the break-even closer."
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The fourth-most owned Boston Red Sox hitter -- and seventh-most owned Sox player -- is Brock Holt. Think about that for a minute. These are the defending World Series champions, a team that scored by far the most runs in baseball in 2013, and Holt --...Blog | July 22, 2014
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I am doing all the process (authenticate and request for protected resources) in the execute method of the action page, this process is very complex and has a lot of redirects between Facebook and my web.
The other day I read this "Don't create actions with multiple methods: "execute" and the operation you want to execute (e.g. "createUser") should be enough" (from http://freeopenidea.blogspot.com.es/2010/04/struts2-best-practices.html).
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Trash turns to treasure with the help of an artist's hands
The process is called upcycling, the practice of taking something that is disposable and transforming it into something of greater use and value.
That's what local artist Jen Hellmann's message says in the Ecotique at the Delafield Arts Center. Hellman crafted pieces of art which were used as the centerpieces during the annual luncheon, using plastic bottles.
The Ecotique is open throughout the month of December and showcases a number of eco-friendly artists. They've made unique gifts, from tire-intertube "leather" bracelets to artful chairs that visitors can purchase to support the local artists.
"Everything here has been upcycled, recycled and created by artists and locals in the community," said Anne Raskopf.
Raskopf, from Oconomowoc, designed vintage cowboy boot purses, recycled painted windows and retro art chairs for the Ecotique. She uses the part of the cowboy boot that doesn't wear out, the throat of the boot, to create handbags. She's an avid rider, too, so receives materials donated by other riders that she knows.
"I love working with vintage materials. Some of the boots that I've seen I think I recognize from the '70s," Raskopf said.
Raskopf joins other local artists Deb Raschella, Janie Peabody, Mary Jo Schuchardt and Julie Garton in the Ecotique.
Raschella, from Dousman, used all-natural materials to create jewelry and vases from gourds. Each gourd comes with a thoughtful card which reminds the buyer that they've been used to "capture good spirits" through the ages.
"They are grown in the garden and she paints them and uses all kinds of beautiful additions," Raskopf said.
Peabody, from Pewaukee, made the winter wear (fingerless gloves and hats) from upcycled natural materials like cashmere and merino wool. She will also arrange custom orders for those who need something special or can't find the right size or length. They've been selling like hotcakes, according to Raskopf.
Schuchardt, from Pewaukee, creates beautiful glass bowls, plates, panels and sculptured glass.
"When we were looking for things that were upcycled we wanted things that were beautiful but also constructed well," Delia Sava, Delafield Arts Center Executive Director said.
Garton, also in the Ecotique, created the handbags from any flat material like vinyl records and board games. Her first handbag creation was a record and cover from "Hotel California" by the Eagles, made from thin wood and painted black, with rivets hammered by hand. Today the "Carry the Look" handbags are crafted from thin PVC plastic and the rivets are set with an aircraft riveting machine. Add that to the list of tools she already uses (sewing machine, table saw, router, sanding machine, drill press, band saw, air powered tools, file, hand tools) and you'll realize that these are not ordinary purses.
"This is our first year doing it and we had such a positive response that we will probably start earlier next year," Raskopf said.
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When six shots ring out during rush hour and five random people are left dead, a city is thrown into chaos. The evidence leads police to former Army Sniper James Barr, who tells police they have the wrong man and asks for Jack Reacher to be brought in. Suddenly what seemed like a simple case become complex.
Reacher, a former Army Military Police officer, doesn't care about proof or the law, he only cares about what's right. He and Barr served in the military together and during their time in the Gulf War, Barr murdered four people and walked free on a technicality.
Based on that experience, Reacher believes Barr, who has been beaten so badly he can't even remember the day of the murders, is guilty. He meets a young defense lawyer named Helen Rodin who wants to save Barr from the death penalty.
Reacher knows the shooter missed one shot on purpose and he learns that in three years at a practice range, Barr never missed a target. Helen analyzes the clues and tries to convince Reacher that Barr could be innocent. As Reacher gets closer to learning the truth, someone tries to get Reacher off the case.
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Three Florida cops have been suspended for allegedly giving Justin Bieber a police escort earlier this week from the airport to a strip club.
The Opa-Locka PD is conducting an internal investigation ... after TMZ posted video of 2 police cruisers sandwiching Bieber's SUV as it made a beeline for the strip joint.
The officers are suspended with pay and the investigation is ongoing.
The City Manager says he has no idea how the escort was arranged.
A suspension with pay? Sounds like a paid vacation to me.
Suspended With pay = Vacation. Bastards.
Radio station Z-014 is now saying.
Heck, it's almost as if police do anything they want.
"to protect and serve" lol
Suspended WITH PAY? So now the taxpayers are financing two officers vacation?
wow they get a vacation on tax payers money great state we live in The officers are suspended with pay
Now we'll see how Miami rolls.
When it comes to falsification of police reports.
ASSUMING someone will blow a .27.
I've never understood suspending someone "with pay". That's not a punishment. It's a paid vacation.
Now we change the last words in CHINATOWN.
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"It's Chinatown, Jason..."
wow, people are potentially losing their jobs over this loser. Way to go Justin. You must feel great to be so cool.
Forget TMZ Sports and TMZ TV. Can you do a TMZ Beiber so I know not to go there? Stop it already with this idiot.
Cops suspended WITH pay.....only in America. Of course Bieber asked the cops why he was being arrested for street racing. He previouly had a personal escort from the police to the strip club.
I wonder (only wondering) if these escort cops had a few bundles of one dollar bills "accidentally" left in their squad cars?
All celebrities who are use and are allowed to use their popularity to commit and get away with crimes should be shot execution style right on the spot. Any of our justice system or law enforcement who fudge their reports and such in order to suit a celebrity and/or their needs, should be terminated on the spot without pay. This also goes for firefighters who are called to a hotel to put out a fire and once they learn that it's a crackhead celebrity who is drugging up the American money that they are dishonestly given, they think it's all a joke and waste tax payers money with photos and autographs. They too should be fired on the spot without pay. It's about damn time this world gets back it's reputation of being a reputable country. Celebrities are taking over, using up their lifelines and are being treated like gods while the working class Americans are paying for it with less money. This is why I can't stand celebrities. They are trash who are being spoiled. They are way over paid for what little of work they do.A celebrity should be paid minimum wage for acting in movies and such. We, the real working class, should be making the millions a day busting our asses for these pieces of trash!! Each and every time a celebrity dies, I LAUGH WITH ENJOYMENT!! Because they were just another piece of crap taking advantage of the working class.
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I wrote this some time ago. With so many folks in the same boat as I was in those early days of my adulthood, I thought you might get a chuckle from my young eager mistakes:
This summer has served as a reminder to me about the virtue of virtues, specifically hard work and perseverance. Last winter, our 12-year-old son, Robert, was accepted into an honors performance group as a string bass player, based on his teacher's recommendation and an MP3 submission of his playing. In May, he was sent four pieces of music to master by late June, when he was to perform them in New York.
During last year's budget negotiation meetings, President Barack Obama told House Speaker John Boehner, "We don't have a spending problem." When Boehner responded with "But, Mr. President, we have a very serious spending problem," Obama replied, "I'm getting tired of hearing you say that." In one sense, the president is right. What's being called a spending problem is really a symptom of an unappreciated deep-seated national moral rot. Let's examine it with a few questions.
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They had a term for her, but I've forgotten it. It was a name applied to a person who could not say no to a door-to-door salesman. The one I remember from my brief career selling magazines was totally upfront about her intentions. "I'll buy whatever you're selling," she said. I sold her Esquire and two other subscriptions. Salesmen back then had a name for such people. Today, I would call them conservatives. They, too, will buy anything.
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In a piece titled, "They're Not Telling Us The Truth," I wrote: "Clinton, Bush and Obama, et al, have positioned us in harm's way by providing an accommodating environment for these illegal disease carriers. It is not my contention that everyone who crosses the border illegally is diseased or a disease carrier. I am saying, the fact that we do not know which ones are and which ones are not puts us in peril...I confess that when I walk into an uptown restaurant and see illegals in the kitchen or busing tables, I am concerned." (mychal-massie.com ...
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The Rev. Bryan Wright, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, announced recently that he has appointed a task force to explore the possibility of changing the name of the organization. It seems that the name "Southern" may soon be gone with the wind. That doesn't sit well with a number of my Baptist friends, who think this is nothing more than political correctness and a denigration of our beloved South.
I got a call from my sister last week. She lives on a farm southwest of Atlanta. She has to obey a burn ban until Oct. 1 (for which she blames me because all of Atlanta's pollution comes to Newton County) and gathers limbs and other such debris all summer into what she calls her burn pile.
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Participants in the "occupy" movement don't seem to understand civil disobedience .
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With the World Series behind us Major League Baseball is considering banning all alcohol from the clubhouse.
ife is tricky enough, but sometimes we bump into something that just doesn't make any sense at all.
This week's column was going to be all about the comically nefarious Bobby Sigman and "Signgate," but then I heard about something even more terrible than a 70-year-old man stealing his opponent's campaign signs.
Today, everyday citizens find ourselves at a crossroads. Abandon the ideals of the American Revolution, or take control of our destiny. The American people are called to action. Every generation must decide if it wants to leave politics to the politicians - or whether we are ready for our rendezvous with destiny.
A funny man from Enigma named Bobby Rowan declared that anyone who loved politics was "genetically flawed." He said it with a laugh and a twinkle in his eye because he was very much afflicted with the disorder. Bobby was a State Senator from 1963-74, a gubernatorial candidate in 1974, a member of the Public Service Commission from 1989-94, and a lobbyist and raconteur without peer in between. Wikipedia finds that Rowan is one of only two "famous" people ever to come out of Enigma, the other being a gospel singer of some small note.
"We the People........." the first three words of the United States Constitution define us as a nation and the form of government created by the Founding Fathers. The Founding Fathers were determined to retain the power with the people to control the government and to forever be free of monarchs, dictators and oppressive hierarchies. In order to preserve and endure this power with the people, a citizenry must voice their views and concerns by their vote.
News bulletin: The state Department of Natural Resources is reporting that black bears in North Georgia seem to be migrating toward Atlanta area.
Directly across the street from my driveway is a short flight of steps that leads to the sidewalk. They appear rather innocuous, but they have been a part of some strange events.
Sometime not so long ago, I started wearing T-shirts in public again, and that's when all my problems started. When I wore a simple polo-style shirt, I didn't have to worry about what anyone would assume about me. But now, I have to be extra careful because each T-shirt -with its slogan, picture or theme - is just a bad impression waiting to be made. It makes me wish I'd never stopped wearing long-sleeve flannel shirts, rolled up to the elbows. That's how I dressed in the '80s, but I'm trying to forget my clothing choices ...
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This apartment is in San Antonio. Nearby parks include Main Plaza, Riverwalk and Milam Square.
14333 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78249 has a Walk Score of 25 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include George I Sanchez Charter High School San Antonio Branch, Romeville Elementary School and St John's Lutheran Day School.
The closest grocery stores are Daymon Worldwide Inc, Lackland Afb Medina Snack Bar and Hippo's Grocery & Deli.
Nearby coffee shops include Druthers Cafe & Catering, Sip Coffee & Expresso Bar and Rio De Gelato. There are 145 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Bill Miller Bar-B-Q, SUBWAY® Restaurants and River Sub Unlimited.
14333 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78249 is near Main Plaza, United Services Automobile Assn. Headquarters and Plaza de Armas.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 14333 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78249 is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure. Bike sharing is available from San Antonio B-cycle.
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I don't see any team putting up over 30 points against us at any point this year...
Titans did because we had four turnovers leading to 21 points, all on our side of the 50 ( I think)
The Saints do not have a good defense, which will allow us to control the clock.
This should be very similar to what happened against Carolina.
The Saints do not have a great defensive line, but Brees has an extremely quick release, so i'm not expecting many sacks.
Reggie Bush might hurt us in the air, but he won't hurt us on the ground and neither will Mccalister(no idea how to spell it)
It'll be a close game, with time of possession owned by the Vikings...
I will once again predict a Vikings win, 23 - 14 this time.


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A few storms are brewing the closer we draw to Training Camps and the preseason. Questions are arising as to who will become the starters for week one. Recent positioning at OTAs, comments from the coaches in their press conferences and personal fan favorites have led to differing opinions concerning the final roster.
This year is one to be optimistic about more so than last year. Last season there was a lot of hope, but there was also a lot of reservations. Rob Ryan's defense was still untested and unknown, Sean Payton was coming back from a long vacation and the doomsday naysayers were once again filling our heads with "we must win now or Brees and Co. will get to old.". While one of these tunes haven't changed the others have. Rob Ryan turned a defense around (literally) and Sean Payton brushed the rust off to put us back in the playoffs.
You guys and gals knew all of that already though. So what do we have to look forward to? Several key positions are up for grabs this year.
1.) Starting (No. 2) Cornerback
Candidates: Patrick Robinson, Champ Bailey, Corey White, Stanley Jean-Baptiste and Rod Sweeting.
Who I'm penciling in: I'm going to go with Champ Bailey here. I think at this stage in his career Champ is a better nickel corner than he is a starter, but I don't have as much confidence in the rest of the candidates this early. Baptiste is someone I wanted back in January, but I still feel he needs to redshirt this year and receive limited snaps as he gets acclimated to the corner position (this will be his 3rd year playing at CB) and learn our system.
Corey White has always been a nickel CB to me and that will not change without seeing his play drastically improve. I love his physicality in the run game and his ability to play the short routes, but we've seen too many times what happens when he's asked to stretch the field with a receiver. Sweeting is another player who needs more camp time. Patrick Robinson is the biggest question mark for everyone.
Robinson took snaps with the ones last week in OTAs, but I contribute that more to him knowing the system better than Champ. There is potential for him to slip into the role, however. Much like Ingram he is in a make or break year. I'm not holding my breath on it. Though, with Sean Payton at the helm, everyone gets a shot:
"I am sure he is just as anxious to get out here healthy. We felt last offseason he did a lot of good things. He is right there (as) one of the guys competing for (playing) time and for a spot at that corner position."
Rob Ryan likes what he's seen of Robinson as well:
"He's a special athlete, a unique guy that can bend. For such a big corner, he's got natural bend. We're going to have competition all over, but we think Patrick is going to be great for us, and we know he will be."
In a recent poll 468 of you participated in, 237 (51%) of you said you thought Champ Bailey would win the starting job. Patrick Robinson came in second with 163 (35%) votes.
Update: At the June 5 OTAs, Corey White, Stanley Jean-Baptiste and Champ Bailey worked with 1s, Patrick Robinson worked primarily with 2s. Lots of shuffling going on as they attempt to find the best fit.
2.) Starting Center
Candidates: Tim Lelito and Jonathan Goodwin
Who I'm penciling in: Right now I think the job is Lelito's to lose. Goodwin is a strong insurance policy, but is also at the end of his career. Everyone remembers what happened when we brought in Olin Kruetz, right? I think Goodwin still has solid football in him and could very well force Lelito to ride the bench another year before coming the starter. Still, his age and athleticism dropping off do put him in the backseat for me at the moment.
We also have to consider that Goodwin is having to learn a new system. When he left to join the 49ers he joined a team that ran (and still does) a power/man blocking scheme. Lelito has a definite head start in the knowing the zone blocking scheme we use. Can you teach an old dog new tricks? This could go either way and we'll have to see how both perform in the upcoming weeks. Matt Armstrong is a long shot, but he is technically in the running.
Update: June 5 OTAs saw Lelito taking all team 1 snaps. No big surprise here, Goodwin still has to adjust.
3.) Starting OLBs
Candidates: Junior Galette, Victor Butler, Parys Haralson, Rufus Johnson, Kenyunta Dawson, Kasim Edebali, Chidera Uzo-Diribe and Ronald Powell
Who I'm penciling in: Victor Butler/Junior Galette and Parys Haralson. There are a lot of players fighting for these two spots this year. A big question that must first be considered is what will be the Saints primary player package in 2014. Will Rob Ryan return to the 3-4 he is most comfortable with as his base or will he try to rekindle the magic he found last year in the 4-2-5? If the Saints continue with the 4-2-5 I'd expect to see JG with his hand more in the dirt than standing up. Considering the attention given to the defensive backfield this offseason its a possible course of action.
With that in mind, you have my two picks. If Ryan opts to focus more on his traditional 3-4 (which I'm hoping for) I'd expect to see JG starting. There are too many questions and variables to predict how the younger guys brought in will do. Edebali is someone I loved coming into the draft, but I don't think he usurps either penciled in starter. Chidera, Rufus and Ronald have all gained their legions of Saints fans rooting for them but they're working more towards making the 53 man roster than starting. This might be my number three position battle in terms of importance, but this is what I'm looking forward to the most come training camp.
Update: June 5 OTAs saw Rufus Johnson, Powell and Haralson seeing a lot of reps with the 1s. Victor Butler mostly on the 2s. Like at CB, Ryan seems to be trying to find the best for the position.
4.) Fifth (and potential sixth) receiver spot(s)
Candidates: Nick Toon, Andy Tanner, Brandon Coleman, Joseph Morgan and Seantavius Jones
Who I'm penciling in: Joseph Morgan and Brandon Coleman get very lightly penciled in here. I have Colston (X), Cooks (Z/Y), Stills (Y/Z) and Meachem locked. Meachem is on the fringe, but I believe his veteran presence and ability to block at the line and downfield will keep him in a Saints uniform one more year. Coleman left strong impressions on me during our interview and after watching his film so I am admittedly a bit biased. I have heard many good things about Seantavius Jones trickling out so don't sleep on him.
Joseph Morgan makes the roster for me simply from the standpoint of positioning. Jones, Toon and Coleman are all large Split-End type wideouts who are looking to be the future replacement for the aging Marques Colston. Morgan is the only burner receiver that is on the outside looking in that I see having potential to make the roster. There are doubts about his ability (to stay healthy and play). To quote one of the Canal Street faithful, "it will be hard to replace his 10 career catches". Sarcasm aside, while I agree with the sentiment, Morgan does have the benefit of being one of the only receivers of his type fighting for positioning.
Update: Coleman didn't look great, dropping several balls at practice. Jones and Toon both seem to be shining a little brighter at the moment.
5.) Starting RB
Candidates: Khiry Robinson, Pierre Thomas, Travaris Cadet, Timothy Flanders and Mark Ingram
Who I'm penciling in: Khiry Robinson, paired with Mark Ingram, will see most of the run touches. The question here is not who will be the bell cow running back, but who will lead the team in rushing. Most people would think the running back battle to be more important, yet Payton has done the running back by committee system since Deuce retired. It is easier to get by with average talent in the committee system when you lack a true bell cow, and in some cases can be used to your advantage as we've all seen.
Why do I give the first nod to Khiry? Though I do like Mark Ingram, last year I saw similar production from the two backs, but Khiry has less NFL time under his belt. There isn't too much to go on between them, but I like what I see from both backs. Khiry has a chance to mature to the NFL game quicker than Ingram did. He said a few days ago that he is getting up to speed. His confidence and acclimation to Payton's system could mean avoiding the Sophomore slump.
"It's kind of all slowing down for me now, I'm getting the hang of it. It's a big difference than last year. Last year I was basically just running, hoping I went the right way," he said. "Now I feel like I've got the concepts down."
Will the Saints stick to the 1-2 punch we saw in the playoffs, or will the Saints return to the pass heavy, run when you have to style we saw last year? We received promises last year that there would be more runs that never saw fruition. I believe this year Payton returns to form. Pierre Thomas is still a solid contributor in the pass game and he should still make an impact. He could turn into more of a third down back this year to help lighten his load and keep him fresh. Will the "Curtis Martin clone" breakout? Will Ingram silence his doubters? Will Pierre Thomas find the fountain of youth?
What about you Saints fans, what are you looking forward to the most in June and July? While almost everyone agrees we need to get back to the run game not everyone agrees as to how. Will the new center combined with Armstead at Left Tackle help correct the mistakes? Are receiver battles more important than I'm listing them? Who are your starters? If you'd like to attend one of the Saints upcoming practices their minicamp will be open to the public on June 10-12. They will begin at 11:00 A.M. and will be at the Saints Metairie practice facility.
As always, I welcome your comments, critiques and all around banter. God bless!


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