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Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR), Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre, Oberpfaffenhofen, D-82234 Weßling, Germany
Abstract. A transient model simulation from 1960 to 2000 with the coupled climate-chemistry model (CCM) shows a stratospheric water vapor trend during the last two decades of +0.7 ppmv and additionally a short-term increase during volcanic eruptions. At the same time this model simulation shows a long-term decrease in total ozone and a short-term tropical ozone decline after a volcanic eruption. In order to understand the resulting effects of the water vapor changes on stratospheric ozone chemistry, different perturbation simulations have been performed with the CCM with the water vapor perturbations fed only to the chemistry part. Two different long-term perturbations of stratospheric water vapor, +1 ppmv and +5 ppmv, and a short-term perturbation of +2 ppmv with an e-folding time of two months have been simulated. Since water vapor acts as an in-situ source of odd hydrogen in the stratosphere, the water vapor perturbations affect the gas-phase chemistry of hydrogen oxides. An additional water vapor amount of +1 ppmv results in a 5–10% increase. Coupling processes between and / also affect the ozone destruction by other catalytic reaction cycles. The cycle becomes 6.4% more effective, whereas the cycle is 1.6% less effective. A long-term water vapor increase does not only affect the gas-phase chemistry, but also the heterogeneous ozone chemistry in polar regions. The additional water vapor intensifies the strong denitrification of the Antarctic winter stratosphere caused by an enhanced formation of polar stratospheric clouds. Thus it further facilitates the catalytic ozone removal by the cycle. The reduction of total column ozone during Antarctic spring peaks at −3%. In contrast, heterogeneous chemistry during Arctic winter is not affected by the water vapor increase. The short-term perturbation studies show similar patterns, but because of the short perturbation time, the chemical effect on ozone is almost negligible. Finally, this study shows that 10% of the simulated long-term ozone decline in the transient model simulation can be explained by the water vapor increase, but the simulated tropical ozone decrease after volcanic eruptions is caused dynamically rather than chemically.
Citation: Stenke, A. and Grewe, V.: Simulation of stratospheric water vapor trends: impact on stratospheric ozone chemistry, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 4, 6559-6602, doi:10.5194/acpd-4-6559-2004, 2004.


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District leaders are considering a major funding plan to help preserve and showcase what some call hidden treasures.
The DC Archives and Public Records are currently stored inside a small building in the Shaw neighborhood of Northwest. The building was first constructed to be a horse stable in 1880 and became the city's archives in the 1980s.
Those who run the facility say it needs serious improvements in order to preserve the historic records inside. There is also an effort to convert a portion of the building into a public museum.
The documents stored inside date back to 1790. There are slavery records, police investigations from major District events, and documents from well-known Americans, including Frederick Douglass and President George Washington.
Secretary of the District of Columbia, Cynthia Brock-Smith, estimates the renovations to the current building or a new facility will cost more than $40 million. Mayor Vincent Gray is asking for $4 million in next year's budget to come up with a plans and designs.
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PHOENIX (AP) - A Glendale man accused of sexually assaulting two women he met on the internet has pleaded not guilty in the case.
Maricopa County prosecutors say 40-year-old Ryan Robert Raths entered his plea Wednesday. His next scheduled court date is a Jan. 16 initial pretrial conference.
Raths was arrested last month on suspicion of four counts of felony sexual assault.
Court documents list Raths as an employee of the Washington Elementary School district.
Glendale police say Raths is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in September 2004 in an apartment where she went to meet him.
He's also accused of assaulting a 29-year-old woman at his apartment in October 2007. She had just moved to Arizona from California.
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New York is the latest US state to legalise same-sex marriage. GT marks the occasion by looking back – and forward – at how the world's greatest city just got a whole lot better.
In an epic move for civil rights, New York became the latest US state to legalise gay marriage on 24 June. Following years of political wrangling, the State Senate approved same-sex weddings by a majority of 33-29 at approximately 10.29pm and Governor Andrew Cuomo signed it into law less than two hours later.
The result? NYC's gay couples can finally start to marry – just like their straight peers have since the beginning of time – from 25 July 2011.
Upon signing the bill, Cuomo said that New York had "finally torn down the barrier that prevented same-sex couples from exercising the freedom to marry and from receiving the fundamental protections that so many couples and families take for granted." And he's right.
The rest, as they say, is history. But that history is rich, blood-stained and as relevant now as it was in its infancy. And, for New York, that began with the infamous Stonewall riots: a watershed moment for both US and global queer rights.
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Troopers with the North Carolina Highway Patrol are investigating after an 18-month-old girl was killed in a Union County accident.
According to North Carolina Highway Patrol officials, the child was struck by a Jeep that was being backed out of a driveway by her father on the 9400 block of Huey Boulevard, which is off of Providence Road in Waxhaw.
She was transported to Carolinas Medical Center-Waxhaw, where she later died from her injuries.
One other person, whose name and age has not been released, was taken to the hospital, troopers told WBTV.
Captain Ronnie Whitaker of the Union County Sheriff Office called the incident a "tragic accident" and asked for people to keep the family in their thoughts and prayers.
The family's name is not being released yet.
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Petite pennants
I love these cute pennants for a wedding cupcake tower or bridal shower! [very easy to duplicate if you're crafty!]
[image from The Paper Princess]
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Julz Says:
November 28th, 2007 at 12:00 pm
Love these!
Rachel Says:
November 28th, 2007 at 5:01 pm
so sweet.
perfect bound Says:
November 28th, 2007 at 6:55 pm
I can picture them at a baby shower too! cute, cute
Kelly, Your SW Florida Destination Wedding Planner Says:
November 28th, 2007 at 10:54 pm
That cupcake would be nowhere as cute withot them. See…details are so huge!
jessica lynn Says:
November 29th, 2007 at 9:04 pm
so pretty!!
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An authentic Swiss watch can be a great way to know the exact time and it also serves as fashion accessory for any outfit. To be able to deliver high quality Swiss watches at affordable price the manufacturers came out with the Invicta watches that match the quality of Swiss watches but are comparatively lower in price.
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The German Club is the one of the student organizations at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland Virginia.
Our advisor is Dr. Mine Eren.
We are an organization that is trying to influence and involve students and others in a variety of activities through the academic year. There are a number of reasons why one should join this club. The German Club is a wonderful opportunity to reach out to students and the community on our campus. We are promoting the culture, history, and language of the German-speaking world and supporting all students who are interested in increasing their knowledge of German culture. The German Club is not just for learning but also for having fun. Come and meet new friends on campus!


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|Early childhood screening offered
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Developmental screenings for children birth to age 5 will be offered to residents of the following school districts in Van Wert County: Crestview, Delphos, Lincolnview, Parkway, Spencerville and Wayne Trace. The screenings will be held at the Thomas Edison Early Childhood Center on Friday.
Screening hours are 8:30 a.m. to noon. Appointments can be made by calling Edison Early Childhood Center at 419-238-1514, ext. 221, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Children will be assessed in the area of height, weight, vision, hearing, language, cognition, gross and fine motor, self-help and social-emotional skills. After the screening, the results will be shared with the parent or caregiver. This assessment provides families with an opportunity to see how their child is progressing in relationship to children of the same age.
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Real wedding: Emily + James
Emily won the Blurb contest a few months ago and sent me her recent wedding, which totally blew me away!
We both knew from the very beginning we wanted our wedding look to be simple and modern but with some vintage touches that would coincide with the venues we had chosen. We decided to go with a color palette of grey, chartreuse and moss green, we felt this would be fun and springy but also clean and modern. Our wedding was no doubt a family affair, the invitations, signs and seating cards were made by the bride's sister (with pouch production help from mom), the wine bottle stopper favors and ring bowl were made by the bride's dad, bridesmaid tote bags and hours of traveling and hand holding by the bride's mom, the guest book was designed by the bride and groom using Blurb. It was very important to us to personalize our day and we were successful! Throughout the night we heard several guests say "this is so you two."
The planning process centered around our ceremony site. Being huge Frank Lloyd Wright fans the we knew Unity Temple would be the perfect place to be married, the architectural details are stunning. Sadly, it has now been placed on the most endangered buildings list, we hope this amazing piece of history can survive. From there we found Pleasant Home just about a mile away which is a historic mansion designed by George Maher, what a great compliment to Unity Temple and also showcased our love of architecture.
It was also important to us to make sure our wedding was loads of fun. Badminton in the lawn, mashed potato martinis, board games for the kid's table, using our iPod as our DJ to play our favorite songs and the Polaroid guest book with props definitely accomplished this. It was clear everyone had a great time.
One of our favorite details were the vintage flower pins we found for all the groomsmen and the custom ties. We searched eBay for various flower pins and sprayed painted them all white, we loved this look and we also loved that they were more eco-friendly and cost effective than traditional bouts since they can be used again. We searched high and low for store bought ties for the groomsmen with no luck. We were thrilled to find Etsy seller Me & Matilda who could create custom ties for us. Fabric was from Premiere Prints.
Non-traditional bridesmaid dresses were found at Ann Taylor Loft for a steal ($75 each) and custom green belts were made in moss green.
Catering – J&L Catering – the food was delicious, we got so many compliments and they accommodated us on all our special needs (vegan, gluten free).
Photography – Chennergy – the groom being a novice photographer himself, www.flickr.com/jpanegasser, felt photography was one of the most important elements to splurge on and we are so glad we did, Dan Chen and David Lai did an amazing job and captured the great moments and emotions of the day.
Flowers – Blumgarten – At first we were hoping to save on flowers but the bride's mom felt otherwise being an avid gardner most of her life. Mom does know best because the flowers were breathtaking.
Invitations, signage, etc. – The bride's sister, lauramwilliams.com. Her background is in packaging design, web design, corporate identity and logo design but clearly she has the talent for invitation design as well.
Transportation – Windy City Trolley
Hair & Makeup – Morgan Blaul
Rings – Groom, Yoon Jung Yun inner message ring Bride, Cottage Jewelry
[images by Chennergy]
14 Comments to "Real wedding: Emily + James"
Tina Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 10:13 am
Hooray! I love Emily!
People St. Clair Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 10:44 am
Everything is beautiful. I love the bridesmaid dresses, the pattern combined with the moss green belt is perfect.
Mrs. M Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
What a fun celebration. Beautiful attention to detail. So unique:)
Jaclyn Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 1:06 pm
great bridesmaid dresses and i love the color palette. what a telented sister… the invitations look perfect!
Newly Domesticated Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 4:06 pm
What a creative use for that wallpaper! It never occurred to me that it would be the perfect little guest book.
anna and the ring Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 9:16 pm
Love it. Tooo cute.
Erin Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 9:27 pm
Where did you get the bridesmaids dresses? I absolutely love them.
Emily Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 10:09 pm
Thanks Vane! And a belated shout out to our day of, Katie at Dettagli, http://www.dettagliweddings.com/
Bridesmaid dresses from Ann Taylor Loft.
Fab Brunette Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 10:34 pm
What a gorgeous wedding! I adore the colours and the themes… very modern. http://www.fabbrunette.com
Norah Says:
July 9th, 2009 at 11:42 pm
So great! I LOVE the flower pin idea.
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Tara [at] Pacific Wedding Guide Says:
July 11th, 2009 at 12:58 am
Love the simplicty and fun of this one- not to mention the yellow and gray theme, my favorite color palette!
wedding chicks Says:
July 11th, 2009 at 4:07 pm
this wedding is sooo much fun! great colors and love the invitations!
Dana Cordova Says:
July 12th, 2009 at 8:01 pm
Gorgeous printed collateral. LOVE it.
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Jason Schneider dies: Baltimore County Police officer shot in line of duty
A Baltimore County Police officer who was serving an arrest warrant has died after being shot overnight, sources say.
MPD's officer involved shooting unit split upComment
D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier says the shakeup is part of a departmental reorganization, but investigations of police-involved shootings will remain the same.
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A year ago, Laurie Wurster, of Gartner published a blog entry with some vital statistics:
There's no mention of desktops in the article but there's lots of mention of applications, the glue that keeps M$'s stuff on desktops in business. 22% consistently using FLOSS and 20% trying it out or 46% using it in some departments amounts to the possibility of using FLOSS widely today. I like that.
That's consistent with the Linux Foundation's findings last year as well. Businesses using GNU/Linux intend to use more of GNU/Linux. The Wall Street Journal also reported employment opportunities in FLOSS are up.
Web stats suggest GNU/Linux on client machines continues to rise and even Dell is exploiting hot spots of GNU/Linux adoption.
The difference a year can make is huge. A year ago, it was "standard wisdom" among many that GNU/Linux could never make it on the desktop. That does not seem to be the case today. The question this year seems to be what share M$ can retain, if any.
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"I think they have lives too."
I have more of a life since I switched to GNU/Linux. No more day-long plus installations just because of a few bad sectors on the hard drive. No more anxiety over malware. One update manager instead of dozens. No more unexpected interruptions. No more defragging. No more reboots at the slightest provocation. A desktop that responds to me and not one that I am forced respond to.
The truth is that since I have been using GNU/Linux I have lived many more days, weeks and months in peace and tranquility than I would have if I had stayed with Microsoft.
"The weather was record-setting…"
We must live in the same weather pattern. It was a lovely day here too. I went on a two hour walk myself but I always have time to taunt the Cult of Microsoft.
And where is the Cult of Microsoft with their "Year of the Linux Desktop" chant? Could it be they finally realized they are fighting a lost cause? More than likely they are rebuilding their systems after getting owned by the latest malware.
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October 1st is here..........
Start chatting people!!!!!!!!!!
Season opens, here in Va, tomorrow morning. I'll be hanging from a tree at daylight!
Ya'll be careful and have fun!
Good luck all. I got my Doe, tomorrow I'm looking for Mr. Buck.
I can't believe the weather......first week of October and it looks and feels like November. Low 50's right now with frost warning overnight!!! I finally get a chance to get out tomorrow afternoon!!!
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Ko Phangan, Ko Lanta, Ko Lipe, Pai, Chiang Khan, That Phanom.
Oh, and the food's not bad either.
Laid back and generally tolerant people (my favourite people are the contry folks, not the pseudo-westerned wealthy Bangkokian Thais).
Big brother isn't watching all the time (e.g. can drive at 70 km/h without worrying about a 300 dollar fine in my mail box; My kid can sit in the shopping trolly without being told it's against the stores rules and it's unhygenic!)
Cost of living (more spending power here!)
Low taxes
Yeah I hate them. How dare they like Western culture and how dare they be wealthy.Originally Posted by Loner
Hmmm...funny, but I see both your points.Originally Posted by SageAndOnion
I don't dislike anyone for being wealthy. We can only work within the system we are living in and I don't think it is the duty of every wealthy Thai to try and change their country. Also, the distribution of wealth is uneven in all countries, not just here. A report from the World Institute for Development Economics found the richest 10% of adults accounted for 85% of the world total of global assets.
If you do think wealthy people have a duty to try and change the system to help those with less then shouldn't we also, as global citizens, have been trying to improve the lot of rural Thais, African refugees etcetera for a long while?
I would have thought that by working here as a teacher, it would help Thailand a lot and would show a certain amount of awareness of good global citizenship. Admittedly not the poorest and neediest, but overall I had imagined teaching here would have been welcomed by fellow teachers and by the education workers generally as a benefit to the country. Oh well.
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I never thought about it like that when I came over here. I just treated it like doing any other job - I never thought of myself as being here to help as such, but rather providing a service for an agreed price (a pretty crappy price but then it was a pretty crappy service too).Originally Posted by robitusson
That's how I view it too. But on occasion I also thought that there can be an element of altruism about it.
Err, a lot of us have.Originally Posted by SageAndOnion
This space for rent.
What percentage of the western population do you think has been actively involved in trying to improve wealth distribution to poorer countries then, over the last, say, 20 years?Originally Posted by WilliamBlake
Oh, my dear lord...Originally Posted by SageAndOnion
Maybe I should clarify. I don't like how such people effectively reject much of their own culture (and their own poorer bretheren), at the same time teaching us falangs in the Thai Culture Course about traditional Thai values. Then driving off into the sunset in her shiny new benz! These people are not really Thai in my view, and are much less good Buddhists!Originally Posted by SageAndOnion
I guess you missed Band Aid, Live Aid, USA for Africa, Medicines sans Frontieres, Oxfam, Red Cross, St Vincent de Paul, Unicef, Save The Children Fund, et al, while you were busy arguing on the Internet with people you don't know.Originally Posted by SageAndOnion
I didn't miss them, but I didn't contribute either. I meant taking action to change the imbalance long term, not remedial fund raising for desperate causes though (re band aid, live aid type of thang).Originally Posted by WilliamBlake
I don't really follow your reasoning here. Are you saying driving a Mercedes is a rejection of Thai culture?Originally Posted by Loner
Hence your rather fervent lack of support for altruism among the elite classes.Originally Posted by SageAndOnion
Yeeeeeesssss.....riiiiight.I meant taking action to change the imbalance long term, not remedial fund raising for desperate causes though (re band aid, live aid type of thang).
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The pretrial hearing has been reset for the Sioux Falls man accused of killing a motorcyclist during a high speed crash in July. The new pretrial hearing for Brent O'Neal, 21, is set for November 5. The judge in the case said it is being reset because due to the scope and enormity of the case there is not enough time to prepare for jury. The prosecution has requested 21 items of evidence, but the defense has not received certain evidence yet. KSFY News learned Thursday, reports from an investigator are still missing and the state admitted there was some miscommunication when videos were ordered. Two copies were given to the state and none were given to the defense. The defense also retained an expert witness and requested specific information that the state said it has not even received. Some of the items requested is information only traffic investigators would understand. Brent O'Neal faces 1st and 2nd Degree Manslaughter charges for allegedly causing the crash that killed motorcyclist Philip Sorensen, 33, of Sioux Falls. O'Neal is out on bond. According to the Minnehaha County State's Attorney's Office, 1st Degree Manslaughter is a Class C felony, punishable with up to life in prison, and 2nd Degree Manslaughter is a Class 4 felony, punishable with up to 10 years in prison.The fatal crash happened Wednesday July 25. Sioux Falls police say O'Neal was driving a Chrysler 300 south on Minnesota Avenue at about 60 mph and was later found to be texting at the time of the crash. The Chrysler was in the outside lane and had drifted into the inside lane, striking a Nissan maxima. Police say O'Neal's Chrysler then swerved to the left and struck a Ford in the northbound-inside lane.However, the accident did not stop there. Sioux Falls police say O'Neal's Chrysler, still in the northbound lane, continued south and struck a Ford mini-van. Immediately after striking the van, the Chrysler ran into a motorcycle and continued traveling southeast into the intersection. O'Neal's Chrysler continued to travel across the northbound lane and hit a light pole on the southeast corner of the intersection. The vehicle continued to drive through some bushes and some landscaping before coming to a rest in the Walgreens parking lot.
Sioux Falls police say when the car stopped O'Neal got out of his car and ran away from the scene. However, witnesses followed the driver and police found O'Neal at the corner of 24th Street and 1St Avenue.KSFY News will continue to monitor the case. Stay with KSFY News for updates.
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The reasons for taking a further look at this performance are two fold:
1. Vick has obvious similarities to Vince. In particular, his threat to run the ball, and his strength with the deep ball.
2. We're facing the Washington Redskins next week.
We should be able to not only learn some tendencies about our upcoming opponent, but also learn a few general things about how we can creatively use our mobile quarterback on a game to game basis.
Philly didn't waste any time putting points on the board. This is the first play of the game from their own 12 yardline.
Formation: Philly is in "12" personnel with one receiver on both sides of the field.
The Play: Such a pretty one to watch. Washington shows 5 guys on the line, but rushes 4. Washington is in a Cover 2 look. Philly runs fake zone stretch to the right side with a naked bootleg to the backside of the play. I can't tell what the receiver on the left side of the field does, but if I had to guess I'd say it's a short hitch (edit: This was on NFL Playbook tonight. It was actually a deep dig along the left sideline. The effect is still the same, however, as it isolates the other safety to that side of the field). Celek runs a deep in about 15 yards down the field. Behind him, Desean Jackson is running a deep post. Jackson blazes through the press coverage and is at full speed when he's released to the safety, Landry. From there, his speed takes over and Vick places a beautiful ball to Jackson downfield for the touchdown.
Interesting Defensive Tendency: Watch Orakpo against the tight end on the left. Instead of pursuing the RB, he's committed himself to the quarterback, showing from the first play of the game that they don't want to easily give up the edge against Vick.
What we can learn from this play: Misdirection is good. This defense was out of position all over the field. Vick had three options on the play: Run, throw to Celek, or throw to Jackson. Putting your QB on the move puts stress on the defense, yet doesn't make the reads or throws any harder for the quarterback.
Formation: 11 personnel. This is a package we run quite often, though we almost never spread the RB out into the formation. Two receivers are split out wide with one in the slot. The TE is on the same side of the field as the slot receiver. The RB starts out next to Vick in the shotgun, but splits out right behind Celek pre snap.
The Play: I like this playcall. It's something you'll continue to see out of Andy Reid, which is that you can be creative without being complicated. The two receivers to the left and Celek all run post/slant routes, while McCoy runs a pattern to the flat. The weakside receiver runs a flag/fade to the back of the endzone. Reid keeps the reads simple here while still putting a tremendous amount of pressure on the defense. Washington elects to drop 8 defenders into zone coverage. With most of the secondary sucked to the back of the endzone, Vick takes his mismatch against a linebacker and exploits it for a touchdown.
Interesting Defensive Tendency: Washington rushes three down linemen against arguably the most athletic QB in NFL history, and the LE isn't playing 'contain'? This is either a miscommunication (the RE is playing contain), or a poor playcall. If the LE is in contain, this probably doesn't go for a TD.
What we can learn from this play: In the redzone, it's a good idea to clear out the middle of the field. Short slants, and hitches to the middle of the field limit the opportunities for the quarterback to scramble. Alternatively, when you choose to not run routes underneath, it give the mobile quarterback options.
Formation: 20 personnel (Two backs, Three receivers). The set is unconventional, though. They have the two RBs in the backfield like you'd see in a pro style formation. However, a third player (WR), is in a three point stance between them. Pre snap, the receiver goes in motion to the slot.
The Play: This is such a beautiful, creative play call. Philly treats just as they would a power running play as seen with the pulling guard from the weakside. Vick takes the snap and quickly fakes a bootleg. The left tackle lets the DE get free, and moves to block down field. By pursuing Vick, the DE is eliminated from the play. Vick throws a quick shovel pass to the RB who already has blockers down field. Touchdown. Bravo, Andy Reid, Bravo!
Interesting Defensive Tendency: The attention given to Vick. At this point in the game, Vick has made Washington very aware of his threat with his legs. You can see this in two ways. 1. The DE's desire to get to Vick with complete disregard to McCoy. After the ball is snapped, it's clear that the DE's assignment was to contain Vick. 2. LaRon Landry is now spying Vick.
What we can learn from this play: A mobile QB doesn't have to run to impact a defense on a play with his legs. The threat of running Vick to the edge is what made this play work. But, in order to get those mismatches, you've got to get the QB on the move more often at other times during the game.
Formation: "11" personnel again. Interestingly, Philly lines up their slot receiver at the TE position, and the TE is upright behind him. The running back is on the weak side of the formation next to Vick in the shotgun. Receivers are split out wide.
The Play: Washington has 5 guys on the line of scrimmage. LaRon Landy is down in the box and lined up on the slot receiver. Seeing 8 guys in the box, the read is simple. Vick knows he's got a single high safety and Maclin is one on one on the outside. Maclin runs a go route and Vick lets him make a play. Touchdown.
Interesting Defensive Tendency: I'm surprised that Washington would ever have just one single high safety against these blazing receivers.
What we can learn from this play: Actually not too much. We've shown time and time again that we're not afraid to throw the deep ball when teams show a single high safety. It does show that Hall, despite his excellent play this year, can still be beat deep.
Formation: "11" personnel. Slot receiver to the strongside. RB next to Vick on the weak side.
The Play: It's a simple draw play, but it's run to perfection. The playside tackle lets the DE get up field, leaving a HUGE hole in the "B" gap. Vick hits the hole hard and his receiver blocks just long enough to give him time to get to the edge. TD.
Interesting Defensive Tendency: They are down near the goal line, and there's only 6 guys in the box. And, it doesn't appear that anyone is spying Vick.
What we can learn from this play: The draw play is your friend when you have a mobile quarterback. It's something we used to run a lot more often, but hardly run at all anymore. I presume some of that has to do with wanting to protect Vince.
If you have the opportunity to, watch this game in its entirety. It's an excellent case study in how a mobile QB should be used in the NFL. I have no doubt that Fisher and Dinger were taking notes on this one. I just hope they choose to implement some of the same ideas.


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Hey guys! Looking forward to an...interesting game on Sunday.
Two 2-3 teams duking it out, so ideally someone will come out with a .500 record.
Our teams has some interesting injury concerns and several question marks.
We'd love to hear more about Seattle: starting Whitehurst or T. Jackson?
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#7 Lou Gehrig
As this series returns from far too long of a vacation, I have to start with this statement: If you have not seen The Pride of the Yankees, you are not a baseball fan. Please leave this site immediately and do not return until you have fulfilled this critical obligation.
"Lou was the most valuable player the Yankees ever had because he was the prime source of their greatest asset - an implicit confidence in themselves and every man on the club."
Stanley Frank
Atypical for this series, which has generally proceeded in a fairly linear fashion, for this great of the game, what he did on the field, as half of the greatest hitting duo the game has ever seen, as a man whose power was as prodigious as it was profuse, as the embodiment of durability and hard work that was unmatched for over half a century and as the seventh greatest player to ever swing the lumber, none of that mattered as much as the simple, inspiring reminder to always look on the bright side.
When this mountain of a man – who could do greater things with his body than most of us could even hope to dream was stricken with a horrible illness in the prime of his life, who played the game with the joy of a small child suddenly saw not only his talents but his basic ability to function on the ball field disappear almost and who was taken far too quickly from his young, beloved bride – was told that he was dying from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), his reaction was not one of despair, but instead he described himself as "the luckiest man on the face of the earth."
On June 1, 1925, a young Lou Gehrig pinch hit for Pee Wee Wanninger, making on his 35th appearance in his third go around with the Yankees. The next day he took over as the starter at first for struggling veteran Wally Pipp. Two thousand, one hundred and twenty eight games later he took the day off, calling it a career because, eight games into his 17th seasons, health had robbed Gehrig of his strength, stamina and coordination – his ability to play the game at even the most basic level.
After going hitless against the Senators in the last game of April, dropping his OPS to .416 (an OPS+ of 10), Gehrig told his manager, "I'm bench myself, Joe … for the good of the team". Before the next game at Detroit's Tiger Stadium, the announcer began, "Ladies and gentlemen, this is the first time Lou Gehrig's name will not appear on the Yankee lineup in 2,130 consecutive games," and the crowd erupted into a massive standing ovation for the visiting great.
Joe McCarthy celebrated his great player, remembering that day and calling him "the finest example of a ballplayer, sportsman, and citizen that baseball has ever known – Lou, what else can I say except that it was a sad day in the life of everybody who knew you when you came into my hotel room that day in Detroit and told me you were quitting as a ballplayer because you felt yourself a hindrance to the team. My God, man, you were never that."
Over his long but too short career, Gehrig led the Yankees to six World Series titles, batted .340, with 493 home runs, 1,888 runs and 1,995 RBIs and an OPS of 1.080, the third best ever (behind only Ruth and Williams). He won two MVPs and a Triple Crown in 1935, when he finished an inexplicable fifth in the voting. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in a special vote the following winter, making him the youngest player inducted.
As I cut this article short, I leave you with the words Gehrig spoke on Lou Gehrig spoke on Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day, July 4th, 1939, a day when VIPs, teammates and members of the Yankee family showered him with gifts, praise and adoration and the loving crowd brought the great man to tears:
"Fans, for the past two weeks you have been reading about the bad break I got. Yet today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. I have been in ballparks for seventeen years and have never received anything but kindness and encouragement from you fans.
"Look at these grand men. Which of you wouldn't consider it the highlight of his career just to associate with them for even one day? Sure, I'm lucky. Who wouldn't consider it an honor to have known Jacob Ruppert? Also, the builder of baseball's greatest empire, Ed Barrow? To have spent six years with that wonderful little fellow, Miller Huggins? Then to have spent the next nine years with that outstanding leader, that smart student of psychology, the best manager in baseball today, Joe McCarthy? Sure, I'm lucky.
"When the New York Giants, a team you would give your right arm to beat, and vice versa, sends you a gift — that's something. When everybody down to the groundskeepers and those boys in white coats remember you with trophies — that's something. When you have a wonderful mother-in-law who takes sides with you in squabbles with her own daughter — that's something. When you have a father and a mother who work all their lives so that you can have an education and build your body — it's a blessing. When you have a wife who has been a tower of strength and shown more courage than you dreamed existed — that's the finest I know.
"So I close in saying that I might have been given a bad break, but I've got an awful lot to live for. Thank you."
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All-Time Greatest Position Players
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#9 Rogers Hornsby
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Lazio 3 - Roma 2
Roma goes up in the first 20, loses 3-2. New movie.
Four minutes added.
Mauri off. Red. Terrible call.
Tachtsidis yellow carded and suspended.
chris: They're playing on the same amount of water...
Bren: If this were a hockey game, gloves would be dropping really soon.
chris: There's so little to analyze here: Roma's shot themselves in the foot, ankle, lower calf and...
[Totti subs off for Pjanic.]
And now Zeman concedes it. Wow.
Which color shirt is Piris wearing tonight?
Andrea: We need to have two separate coaches, Zeman to work on the offence, someone else to organise the defence.
Marquinho on for Florenzi.
chris: Incredible pass by Taxi. Erik aside, highlight of the match for Roma.
Mauri should begin every game on a yellow for being Mauri.
Jonas: Has to be a standin for Chris Martin during a string of concerts.
Bren: What's wrong with Marty anyway? How injured does a keeper have to be to miss a game?
chris: Only one thing could save them now: Fabio Simplicio.
Lazio goal, Mauri, assisted by Ivan Piris.
Tachtsidis on for Lamela.
chris: Bren, bearer of oppatimism.
Bren: I think we can get lucky and catch some crazy rain induced bounce/slip and level the game
And it's all coming apart. Or: Roma.
Andrea: Jesus. That's a gift to the Laziali.
De Rossi red because Mauri can dive like a 3 year old.
(A slap, but never one to hurtle himself to ground. His reaction won the red, not the hand.)
Jonas: so, how did first half go? Roma as usual I presume: early goal, good start and then falling apart like puddin? [Everyone nods]
chris: What did I say about those terrifyingly good first 15? They need to stay in the locker room til the 16th - spot the other team 20 goals if they need.
Dhaw: Cannot hang on to the leads. Just cannot.
Goal Lazio.
chris: Referee is a little yellow happy for these pitch conditions.
[Stek's theme music.]
Goal Lazio.
chris: Get Bradley off the pitch. Jesus.
Dhaw: I wanted to punch Bradley right there. Where the fuck was he standing on that FK and doing what exactly ?
chris: Could Mauro get some decent weather in which to play? Fuck Milli Vanilla - I think he brings the rain.
Dhaw: They need to stop giving away corners. Even though Mauro G helps me remain calm but I don't need these many corners
chris: Bradley feels like he might be in red card territory today. The irony, eh?
Dhaw: I am actually disappointed with Balzaretti's crossing all season long.
chris: Hey. Goicoechea. Come off your line, won't you?
The rain is absolutely belting down now and puddles are forming on the pitch. This one will be delayed at the least, called at the worst.
chris: Nico Burdisso in a derby just feels right now.
They're playing some decent football to start here.
Thus I am fucking terrified.
Dhaw: It is a Roma record now innit.
Bren: 6 for 6
Dhaw: ZZ wearing a suit.
(Delay in the match. Stadium now being powered by Samsung & Apple's mobile departments.)
Dhaw: Yes. Probably he is counting his goats.
Bren: Did I just see someone wearing #81?
chris: I was rather convinced Taxi was going to bullet one of those headers in from 20 yards or so today. Alas...
bren: so beIN has magically appeared on my cable guide, but its just a blank screen w/ a phone number...ugh, assholes.
Andrea: We're fielding three born and bred Romans. Lazio, how many again?
There really is a very decent number of Italians in this Roma team. I like this, really I do. Their standard is also very high - most of them are in the Nazionale loop.
Late to the party. Official:
13 Goicoechea, 23 Piris, 3 Marquinhos, 29 Burdisso, 42 Balzaretti, 4 Bradley, 16 De Rossi, 48 Florenzi, 8 Lamela, Osvaldo 9, 10 Totti. Subs.: 55 Svedkauskas, 5 Castan, 46 Romagnoli, 11 Taddei, 27 Dodò, 15 Pjanic, 77 Tachtsidis, 7 Marquinho, 20 Perrotta, 17 Lopez.
Probabile formazione (4-3-3): 13 Goicoechea; 42 Balzaretti, 3 Marquinhos, 29 Burdisso, 23 Piris; 77 Tachtsidis, 48 Florenzi; 16 De Rossi; 8 Lamela, 9 Osvaldo, 10 Totti. A disp.: 55 Svedkauskas, 5 Castan, 46 Romagnoli, 11 Taddei, 27 Dodò, 15 Pjanic, 4 Bradley, 7 Marquinho, 20 Perrotta, 17 Lopez. All.: Zeman.
Indisponibili: Lobont, Stekelenburg
Squalificati: Destro
Diffidati: Castan, Osvaldo, Lamela, Burdisso


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In this lesson students will explore employee/employer issues related to a specific job/company. Students will then design a poster presenting or "saluting" the job/company they researched and share information with the class.
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- Andrew Benibe def. Sulpiano Laurio by TKO (Punches) at 5:37 R1
- Pete Brooks def. Frank Navarro by Submission (Strikes) at 1:13 R1 [Cruiserweight Championship]
- Rodel Orais def. Jilmar Tangayan by Submission (strikes) at 5:27 R1


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This is Coach Harbaugh talking about the Ratbirds organization and why they have continued success:
On why the Ravens have had sustained success:
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