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Game 1: @ Titans
The Patriots defense started with a bang, holding Chris Johnson to 11 yards on 4 carries. The personnel and packages were the most straight forward we've seen in years, sticking with the lighter 4-3 as a base.
Dowling in on outside, Arrington to slot. Hightower/Spikes split who comes off.
Cunningham in as interior rusher. Wilson in at Money.
Sub: 42 of 65
Base: 21 of 65
Short-yardage: 2 of 65
3rd Down: 5/14 = 36%
Red Zone 0/2
Game 2: vs. Cardinals
The defense was generally solid, but put in bad positions by turnovers. The personnel and packages were roughly the same as the week before, with the only significant change being Sterling Moore taking over as the nickel back for Ras-I Dowling.
Sub: 30 of 64
Base: 29 of 64
Short-yardage: 5 of 64
3rd Down: 4/14 = 29%
Red Zone: 2/2
Game 3: @ Ravens
The Patriots defense reverted back to 2010/2011 form and were shredded on the ground and in the air. By the official NFL game books they didn't record a sack nor QB hit. Their personnel and packages remained identical to last week, with only Tavon Wilson no longer getting any base safety play and being used only at Money.
Base: 37 of 73
Sub: 36 of 73
Short-yardage: 0 of 73
Third Down: 4/8 = 50%
Red Zone 2/3 = 67%
Game 4 @ Bills
No major changes to the line-up in this one, though Dont'a Hightower left with hamstring issues and didn't return, pushing Tracy White into some time in the sub-defense. The play of the outside corners was excellent, but the Pats were torched down the middle on a couple occasions. Both Chung and Gregory had issues, and based on Tavon Wilson's solid play we might be seeing more of him in there in the coming weeks. Vince Wilfork was a beast, and Brandon Spikes forced two fumbles. This was a 2010-esque performance, they gave up a lot of yards through the air, but were solid against the run and forced a ton of turnovers. The pass defense, especially down the seam and deep, remains a question mark. Their ability to stop the run in sub is a credit to the front seven and one of the biggest keys to the win. The biggest thing is just inconsistency, as illustrated by the drive chart below.
Sub: 58 of 71
Base: 13 of 71
Short-yardage: 0 of 71
Third Down: 8/15 = 53%
Red Zone: 0/1 = 0%
Game 5: Broncos
With starters Dont'a Hightower and Steve Gregory out the Pats had to do some juggling with their personnel. They stuck to sub-packages primarily but Tavon Wilson and Tracy White were the guys to step into the base.
In the nickel Sterling Moore came on as usual, but it was Ras-I Dowling coming on at the Money position in the dime. Alfonzo Dennard saw his first action of the season in replacement of Moore for some extended snaps and actually looked pretty good. We'll see if he earned more playing time.
Overall the same problems continued, they gave up 6 plays of 20+ yards, and Devin McCourty's inconsistency reared it's head again. He might've been benched for a series as well, though that isn't clear.
Ninkovich was a beast, and is really starting to elevate his play. As has become the case with the defense it wasn't pretty but they forced turnovers and made just enough plays to get the win. We didn't learn anything new.
Sub: 60 of 66
Base: 5 of 66
Short-yardage: 1 of 66
Third Down: 7/13 = 54%
Red Zone: 3/4 = 75%
Game 6 @ Seahawks
With Dont'a Hightower and Steve Gregory out the Pats slid Ninkovich to SLB and Cunningham to LDE, while Tavon Wilson got his second start at safety. The results were the same, 6 big plays given up, including the game winning 46-yard touchdown pass. Right now I'd grade the pressure up front as average and the coverage on the back end well below average. Teams will continue to throw deep early and often until they prove they can stop it.
It seems if the Patriots can just cut down to 3 big plays per game, from the 5.5 they're averaging, it should really translate into wins. On paper it seems like a simple fix, but obviously it's not that simple because they've been trying to solve this problem for the last two years. They need Gregory back, he wasn't great before injury but they gave up fewer deep balls when he was in there.
Base: 40 of 56
Sub: 16 of 56
Short-yardage: 0 of 56
Third Down: 4/12 = 33%
Red Zone: 2/3 = 66%
Game 7: Jets
With Chung and Gregory out Devin McCourty was moved back to safety, with Dennard and Arrington starting on the outside. Ras-I saw some time at Money and on the outside. He had a good pass breakup on a third down, but he also had two penalties and finished the day sidelined with an injury. Justin Francis saw some action for the first time.
Overall it was another standard performance by the 2012 Pats defense. Solid against the run, can't stop anything through the air. Especially frustrating were the number of third and longs given up, they got off the field just 50% of the time on those.
The defense also continued right on their average pace giving up 6 20+ passing plays. If the 2012 Pats could ever just lock down the back end who knows how good they could be. They continue to live or die off of turnovers, and that was what saved them this week yet again.
Base: 50 of 84
Sub: 32 of 84
Short-yardage: 2 of 84
Third Down: 8/15 = 53%
Red Zone: 2/4 = 50%
Game 8 @ Rams (in London)
With Chung/Gregory out again, and Kyle Arrington leaving early with a head injury the Patriots elevated Sterling Moore as the starter on the right side, Dennard on the left, and Cole at star.
Perhaps the best thing about this game was the Patriots using more blitzing. They tried some double A gap and double edge blitzes and it really seemed to help the secondary out. Hopefully they'll continue to use a variety of blitzes going forward and be a little less conservative. We also saw Justin Francis as part of a four-DE package. The effort to ramp up the pass rush is apparent.
Now heading into the bye week they will hope to get Chung/Gregory back. Perhaps Marquice Cole should get more of a look at star. The lack of Arrington did not seem to hurt.
Base: 39 of 63
Sub: 24 of 63
Short-yardage: 0 of 63
Third Down: 3/10 = 30%
Red Zone: 0/1 = 0%
Game 9 vs. Buffalo Bills
In what was the ugliest defensive effort in recent memory the Patriots were shredded by the Bills but came up with a forced fumble and interception from Devin McCourty late in the fourth quarter to seal a 37-31 win.
We're starting to see more of Justin Francis, spelling Chandler Jones on the third series of both halves. Jermaine Cunningham showed some flash at interior pass rusher but there weren't a lot of positives. Steve Gregory returned and McCourty and he manned the back end. The long passes were minimized but they stunk everywhere else.
Dennard and Arrington manned the outside corner spots, Wilson was back at Money and Marquice Cole was at star.
Sub: 62 of 81
Base: 17 of 81
Short-yardage: 2 of 81
Third Down: 7/11 = 64%
Red Zone: 4/7 = 57%
Game 10 vs. Indianapolis Colts
With Aqib Talib seeing his first action, Devin McCourty and Steve Gregory were the starting safeties. Patrick Chung sat out again, and likely feels that he's healthy enough to play but the Patriots are holding him back.
Kyle Arrington started opposite Talib but gave up a 40-yard pass interference that put the Colts in position to score a touchdown on their opening drive. He was pulled for Dennard, but stayed at slot until he was pulled there for Cole. He could be on his way out.
Ninkovich once again made forced and recovered a fumble, as the defensive front seven were solid. Chandler Jones injured his ankle and could miss some time. Some inconsistency remains but once they settled down they looked at least average for the rest of the game. At this point I'll take average.
Sub: 54 of 78
Base: 22 of 78
Short-yardage: 2 of 78
Third Down: 8-14
Red Zone: 2-2
Game 11: @ New York Jets
Fueled off of four first half turnovers from the Jets the Patriots defense turned in one of their best efforts of the season on Thanksgiving. Chandler Jones missed this one, and Jermaine Cunningham was elevated to starting defensive end.
The Patriots are starting to sprinkle in a little more 3-4 looks, but remain committed to a double nose style for a great majority of their base which blurs the lines between base and sub somewhat.
Brandon Deaderick started to see a bit more playing time, and with the majority of the defensive backs now healthy they've been able to move some pieces around to get a little more creative.
Here's Greg Bedard's breakdown from this game:
There was the normal nickel package (41.5 percent before the final two Jet drives), with cornerback Kyle Arrington taking the place of a linebacker, either Dont'a Hightower or Brandon Spikes, and playing the "star" slot corner position. Chung was inserted as the fifth defensive back in a "big nickel" used to combat tight end Dustin Keller (16.9 percent). That's the first time the Patriots have showed that this season. The dime package featuring Arrington and safety Tavon Wilson in place of Hightower and Spikes was used for just one snap against the Jets, although it had been featured before the injuries at safety.
The goalline stand in the third quarter is something for this defense to hang their hat on. They're forcing fumbles at a record rate, and it shows the physical personality that this defense is bringing every week.
Sub: 49 of 72
Base: 22 of 72
Short-yardage: 1 of 72
Third Down: 3-10
Red Zone: 2-4
Game 12 @ Miami Dolphins
The Patriots clinched their 9th division title in 10 years with one of their strongest defensive performances to date.
Trevor Scott stepped in and delivered two sacks. Jake Bequette took suspended Jermaine Cunningham's interior sub rush spot and was ineffective. The secondary continues to be McCourty and Gregory, Talib and Dennard with Arrington coming on at star. Brandon Deaderick is starting to get more time next to Vince Wilfork in the base defense than Kyle Love.
Miami's offense is not elite but the Patriots looked fast and on the same page most of the day. It appears that they are finally able to use their outside corners more in man coverage and the benefits are starting to appear.
Sub: 36 of 63
Base: 27 of 63
Short-yardage: 0 of 63
Third Down: 3-13 = 23%
Red Zone: 1-2
Game 13: Houston Texans
The Patriots defense put together arguably their best game in three seasons given the quality of the opponent and dominant performance. What's really starting to show up is Jerod Mayo's skill attacking the quarterback as he was in Matt Schaub's face all night.
Vince Wilfork was dominant and really set the tone. The Patriots ability to stop Arian Foster on early downs was the key. Talib and Dennard are playing more and more man to man defense and McCourty and Gregory are really settling the back end.
The Patriots defense looked fast and aggressive. If they play like this in the playoffs they will be a very tough out for anyone they face.
Sub: 36 of 63
Base: 27 of 63
Short-yardage: 0 of 63
Third Down: 4-14 = 28.6%
Red Zone: 2-2 = 100%
Game 14 San Francisco 49ers
It was one of the craziest games of recent memory with the Pats going down 31-3 before storming back to tie it at 31, only to lose 41-34. The defense in this game is impossible to figure out. There was some good, some bad, some great and some horrid.
Interesting personnel notes: Chandler Jones was ineffective and replaced for most of the second half by Justin Francis who really looks to be coming on. Steve Gregory also took a seat for Patrick Chung.
The Pats played almost entirely base defense but just couldn't get that one more stop that they needed. For the third week in a row they did not win the turnover battle (2-4) and this time it cost them. They also gave up four 20+ touchdowns, regressing to their problems earlier this season. They had a good stretch when the offense was making the comeback, but as soon as they tied it back up the defense folded in one play to allow the go ahead and eventual winning touchdown.
Base: 51 of 67
Sub: 11 of 67
Short-yardage: 5 of 67
Third Down: 5-14 = 35.7%
Red Zone: 1-4 = 25%
Game 15: @Jaguars
Without Dennard and Talib limited the Patriots moved McCourty back to cornerback. Justin Francis and Brandon Deaderick continue to ascend. Kyle Love has dropped off a bit. Tracy White saw extensive time as well.
It was ugly early for the Pats D but they locked it down against an inferior opponent. Chad Henne helped the Pats out a bit.
Patrick Chung had two interceptions, he's going to need a big playoffs but it was nice to see him make a big play. It's been a tough season for him.
Sub: 63 of 80
Base: 15 of 80
Short-yardage: 2 of 80
3rd Down: 4-15 = 26.7%
Red Zone: 1-4
Game 16 vs. Dolphins
The Patriots ended the season with their best performance of the year, a shutout. This great article from Greg Bedard really breaks down the year's progression.
I'm not sure why it always has to be this hard, but by the end of the year they look ready to compete.
Sub: 51 of 59
Base: 7 of 59
Short-yardage: 1 of 59
3rd Down: 5-13
Red Zone: 0-1
- Points against Final rank: Tied 9th (20.7)
- Total defense
Final rank: 25th (373.3 yards per game)
- Rushing defense
Final rank: 9th (101.9 yards per game)
- Passing defense Final rank: 29th (271.4 yards per game)
- Third-down defense Final rank: Tied 25th (82 of 205, 40.0 percent)
- Turnover differential Final rank: 1st (Plus-25 — 41 takeaways, 16 giveaways)
- Red-zone defense (based on TD percentage) Final rank: 13th (24 of 46, 52.2 percent)
AFC Divisional Game: Patriots 41, Texans 28
The great thing about the playoffs? There's no more messing around or trying stuff out. This is the truth of who they like and trust on defense.
The base defense was as expected. Arrington was at star, Wilson at Money. Justin Francis was the interior rush specialist, but also the replacement DE once Chandler Jones went down. Francis' ascension has been an interesting development late this year.
The biggest plus was that the Patriots are finally comfortable playing man to man defense and that really helped them. The pressure could've been better but the coverage was excellent for most of the game.
This was a solid playoff performance for this defense and one that should give them confidence. They haven't looked this capable since 2007 and even then it was mostly on veteran savvy. Now it's youth and speed and versatility. They still have their weaknesses but they are better prepared to face Joe Flacco in the AFC Championship than they were earlier this season or even in last year's AFCCG.
3rd Down: 4-15
Red Zone: 2-3
AFC Championship: Ravens 28, Patriots 13
Snap Count
Third Down: 5-12: 42%
Red Zone: 4-4 = 100%


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I agree completely. At $5 I would build a Library of Congress of these movies, but at $10 I just can't seem to pull the trigger.
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Bassist Marcus Johnson plays with a who's who of musical artists--from Amy Hanaiali'i and Willie K to Tom Scott and Willie Nelson.
Raised in a musical family, Marcus always loved jazz. His whole family sings and harmonizes, and on his visit back to Wisconsin last month, he jammed with the family, including his 89-year-old drummer dad. Both Marcus' girls are musical as well. His daughter, Mickey, recently played her first professional gig at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center with him and Gene Argel.
In 1984, Marcus came to Hawai'i as a bandleader on a cruise ship and made Maui his home. Playing hundreds of gigs he may not have gotten if he lived elsewhere, his first few Maui shows were with George Benson, Gabe Baltazar and Henry Allen.
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Marcus Johnson and his U-Bass
Marcus played in the band Gypsy Pacific with guitarists Phil Benoit, Tom Conway and violinist Willie Wainwright. It's Maui's loss that they disbanded; the band didn't want to continue without the irreplaceable Willie, who moved to Las Vegas.
One time, while recording with Steve Lowry, when Marcus was influenced by bassist Jaco Pastorius, Steve said, "I like what you played. Now do it again and take half that s**t out." Marcus learned to value space in the music.
Marcus advised, "If you're not inspired, don't play."
He told a story about a sideman with Miles Davis, who told Miles he didn't know what to play. Miles said, "Then take the horn out your mouth."
Marcus played, arranged and produced two albums for Benoit Jazzworks, produced Eve Moffat's gospel album, played with Michael Buble and Dave Benoit, and will play again with hot Texas singer Deborah Vial this fall. He often joins Sal Godinez and Latitude 21 N., Randall Rospond and the Ha'iku Hillbillies.
Marcus tastefully accompanies all styles, whether playing his upright acoustic bass, electric or U-Bass. In the San Francisco airport, recently, 'ukulele artist Derick Sebastian saw Marcus carrying his U-Bass, introduced himself, and offered him a gig back on Maui.
Marcus is slappin' and poppin' on the five-string fender with Omar and Rare Vibration most Sundays at Kono's. He plays with the Makai Jazz Quartet Thursdays at Mulligan's On the Blue with Shiro Mori, Jimmy C and swinging soprano/tenor sax man Bruce Boege. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays he's at the Four Seasons with great pianists Argel, Godinez and Shiro. Friday, Aug. 22, he will perform at Three's Bar & Grill in Kihei with yours truly.
A freelance writer, jazz vocalist and pianist, Maui Swing Queen Louise Lambert teaches voice, piano and "How to Sing and Play in a Band" workshops. She provides world-class musical entertainment and performs at Three's Bar & Grill in Kihei on Friday nights. Www.louiselambert.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; (808) 205-3971.


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Late in the 18th century, men's fashion took a turn for the worse. The prudish, sexually repressed Victorian age threw a wet blanket over the Dionysian debauchery of the 17th century. The reign in France of Louis XIV, with his gloriously powdered face and wig, silk stockings of cardinal red, heels, and fine plumage of velvet, ribbons, and lace, would mark the zenith of aristocratic fashion. By the time the republicans executed Louis XVI, the flush of colors, fabrics, and accoutrements had already begun giving way to a darker, more muted palette. The Industrial Revolution changed the way people dressed, as mass-produced three-piece suits became more accessible. The bourgeois class ushered in a new paradigm where men were to be defined by their commitment to industry and work, not the elaborateness of their dress. Their sobriety was a direct rebuke of the excesses of the French aristocracy.
Prominent British psychologist J.C. Flugel, in his book, The Psychology of Clothes, called this moment the "Great Masculine Renunciation," when men "abandoned their claim to be considered beautiful" and "henceforth aimed at being only useful." The gender divide in fashion became more pronounced. Men had very important things on their minds, and could no longer concern themselves with the frivolity of fashion. Women—bored, empty, and vain creatures that they were—could distract themselves with bustles and crinoline like kittens chasing a ball of yarn. Fashion was cast as a narcissistic, superficial, and ultimately, female pursuit. Men, the story goes, had opted out.— From Alex Jung's wonderful essay on masculinity and menswear, "Come As You Are" (via TMN)
The decade in film style
From the T Magazine Blog of The NYTimes.com (via palimpsestghost)
Huffington Post's longtime contributing style editor Lesley M. M. Blume on 13 yr old fashion blogger Tavi, via "Editors Like Tavi But Don't Take Her Fashion Advice Seriously" at The Cut.
Although, how a blog that started in 2005 can really have a "longtime contributing" style editor is beyond me.
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I was the MC last night for the event, it was actually a lot of fun. we eventually ended up with 14 performances which lasted 4 hours. so tired but it was a good way to end the week from hell.
The takoyaki was pretty good, but I want the real thing. As much as my boyfriend kind of protests, there is something about eating takoyaki outside of Osaka castle in the evening that I find cool enough to make the long train ride for. I guess it's the atmosphere, but I love that area of Osaka.
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Walmart is a pretty fly place once you're in. Get your free 10% discount card, which isn't too shabby. Especially since their prices are "oh so low" already, just makes it that much better. Most of the employees or, what they say, associates, are pretty nice people as well. All the managers wear glasses, and i've noticed that walmart tries their best to keep you there, and never have you leave. With stock purchase plans and constantly informing you of careers that you can create if you continue to work there. None the less, i don't buy it, i believe to become a customer service manager, you require at least 5 years, and yet, you still don't have a great job. Another 10-15 years, probably a manager of a department, and you can't get much farther i would imagine. Getting probably 20-25$ an hour after 15 years of dedicated work, and still doing a crappy job. Thank god i am going to college this winter. If i find myself still working at Walmart for 5 more years, something happend. Something bad, and i am probably a depressed man. Ironically most associates are as happy as they can be, at least, they act like it.
My customers are great! I have noticed my frequent customers, and i've noticed my most hated customers. Don't get me wrong though, what i am about to write may seem racist, but i am speaking from experience and frequency of this occurence. Arabian customers are very cautious with their money. I laugh to think that people would say this about Jews(who has not heard of a Jew joke - I must be racist haha). They are the ones that frequently stare down the monitor and if the price is mis-labled, they are damn well going to be heard. Ussually it turns out it was their mistake, and they had a misunderstanding. Then they end up having myself take it off of their grocery list, and i have to put it to side, since no one wants it. Also bringing as many coupons. Not only that though, they are very negative. Always quiet, funny how usually their kids are very joyful and happy(must of been how they were raised in India or genes?) And you get the sense that they are are watching that if you DARE make a mistake, they are going to bring down the knife on you.
Now that the rant is over, i must say, being a walmart Cashier is great. Lots of fun, and yet i still need to get a walmart mastercard application, i am enjoying my job! Pay is not great, but i don't mind, I've got 'other' things that aid me in my youthful income. Thankyou!~
So, today was kinda lame. Not really well, sort of.
Today was the grad parade. I came down to see it (i was suppose to be in it, BUT MEH, i diddn't want to ahhaha) and i was late i guess. As i was walking down, they were a bit ahead, and i couldn't see them very well. So as i 'walked' down the street in 'attempt' to catch up, but failed to do so, so i failed to see my beloved grad class parade :C
It was also prom and dry grad or what not. I diddn't go to those either. Mainly because i don't have many friends (by that i mean, 1) Diddn't want to be her dog that followed her around the entire place. I am pretty shy kind of guy, and i had a bloody hard time making friends at the school (came in at grade 11 -moved). And in the end, i just never made friends. But what i am getting at. I don't have a problem with missing prom or dry grad. What i have a problem with is myself! Why can't i be more open, and more talkative! Make some friends Matthew, GET ON DAT. Maybe thats why i been going on gaia online lately… Just talk to people for a minute and they be like "man, ADD ME" or the LG's are all like, "your avi is cute D'; ADD ME, CYBERZ"
Maybe it is because i am a super lame person D'; and i just can't handle the lives of others and i just can't compute socially D'; On my way back from the parade, i ran into 2 people. Don't know what the hell their problem was, but one girl was ignoring me, looking away, and I JUST FELT INSULTED hahahhaa. But the entire conversation was awkward. But it was like those conversations that, you give ideas but they don't react or are really calm in a negative way? Try to persuade them, but they are UNBUDGABLE. ahahahaha
I think now that i have graduated, i may have a easier time getting more social. Not the pressure of my peers. Unless… Unless. FOR SOME REASON, AFTER HIGHSCHOOL, SOME STUDENTS STILL EXIST IN THIS WORLD? BLASPHEMY.
I must become the guy with 500+ friends on facebook D'; and know them ALL. MUAHAHHA. I HAVE A GOAL. Which will probably take the rest of my life… D';
That horrendous, horrible moment when you find out that your biggest crush said "so glad i moved on from that shit" (something similar to that) and that quote is directly related to you. BLAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
-Dramatic Sigh-
Honestly though, the person who told me of what she said lives miles away. Never met 'my big crush' but he talks to her via facebook yadda yadda. He likes to get involved in my life… But he was telling me about how apparently i fucked up in getting her. AND THIS IS HORRIBLE NEWS. I MEAN COMON. Was going to confess to her <,< But ofcourse she had to cancel on THAT DAY. Now she has her own bf.
Then my friend was trying to coach me in a way. Saying "we are guys, that just don't think we will ever get 'that girl', we must learn from these experiences" Just made it all worse! But. I don't know if she is was joking. She likes to joke around about these sort of things, and since my buddy andrew (the guy who was coaching me) lives miles away, she may of thought she could play around and use him to PLAY AORUND IN MY HEAD. I use to tell her that she plays with my heart. I mean, she tottaly knows that i like her. I mean, its not like i blankly said it, but it was kinda obvious. BUT APPARENTLY SHE WAS SETTING SIGNS, BUT NOPE. ME NO SEE THEM, CUES IN ANDREWS WORDS "WE ARE GUYS THAT DON'T SEE 'THAT GIRL' SENDING SIGNS" GRUHHH.
Anyways…. Now me sad… Lameeeeeeeeeeee
Came news to me today that my mother is choosing to put down our dog. Buster is his name. Most people put down their dog due to health issues, old age, some sort of reason that is leaving the dog in a painful way of life. This is not our case, it is simple as, money issues. The place we moved into has a damage deposit, 525$ for damage deposit for a pet. Not a surprise, but, the surprise is that we are unable to find the funds and pay the deposit in the given time. So, it seems to me that my Mother made a deal with the devil/Realtor. Putting down the dog will allow us to bypass the deposit.
It really isn't about the money to me. I am not afraid to lose my dog. It is more about my mothers thoughts on the issue and how she attempts to cope with her decision. She went on about his health, my dogs health is not that bad, he is happy(could be happier, ofcourse) but he is a happy dog and enjoys his walks and sleeps (just like all dogs). He does have a 'fat pocket' (i believe that is what it is called), it and handicaps his walking though, only by a bit, he kinda had a stubbier walk than most dogs, but he still walks fine, he enjoys his walks. Although, the vet says it can become painful when walking.
The main thing is that, my mother is attempting to justify her economic decision in that she is seeing only the negatives and exaggerating. Telling me that it would be a crime to keep him alive. This has never became an issue until now, nor did she ever bring up the putting down of buster until pressed by a Realtor. But. Finalizing my thoughts she one thing that got me "if you can pay for the deposit, i would gladly keep him" This is what changes us. This is a sentence that defines the lower class' economic situation. Also maybe a life lesson. We cannot have what we want, we cannot have what we wish. Money. Money money money, makes the worst of us it really does. I wonder when looking back, thinking that you 'killed' a dog in order to save money.
Everything is going awesome. Well, pretty much. Going to graduate in a month, pretty psyched about that. Summer! Summer full of lazy time! Woo! Well, Hopefully not.
Right now i feel like i have so much free time. Truly i don't, got large biology assignment, English assignment on '1984', prep for my calc test. But honestly, i feel no pressure to do those today, at least, now for a few hours. I just feel free, or well, fresh maybe. Got home and i felt good about how i looked. I mean, my hair is incredibly long, and horrifying hideous (gonna try and shave it all off asap) but i feel that p90x2 is really starting to kick in! No abs or anything, but just more fit looking, or in better words, thinner. :)
Calc test was incredibly easy today. Surprised myself - i was shaking when it started, i had so much build up. Average on the test was in the 70's. SO i assumed everyone had a brutal time doing it. I THINK THEY ARE ALL STUPID, AND I AM THE SMARTEST MAN IN THE WORLD. Then again, i did skip the test day, and had an extra 6 days to study. And trust me, i studied. Oh yes i did. Every day of the week, did the review roughly 6 times or so. Tomorrow i got part 2 of the test (lunch time isn't enough to to do the entire test so…) Ready to kick some more ass!
Going to watch the Truman Show tonight! Never really saw it, but ya know, Jim Carrey and all… i sort of built all this hype, i know i've seen it a long long long long time ago, the entire movie will be completely new feeling to me.
Looking in jobs around where i live. Home hardware is hiring, can tottaly see me offering tips to those who come asking about how to install their new furnace(not). But honestly, this would be my first real job. It will be heartbreaking the amount of money that will fall in my lap. It will be ridiculous! The 60$ a month from my paperroute from a year ago will be on no level compared to THE CASHIER JOB. OR MAYBE… CLEANER AT AN OLD FOLKS HOME. There was an ad about working at an oldfolks home. Would be alot of fun i think, all the history! All the knowledge of 70+ years of life, of over maybe 100+ people. yikes.
Anyways, Adios, Ciao ciao.
So, just for fun, i attempted to find a whack of items that i would buy. Mostly electronics, stuff that I use daily, and just random things. Couldn't even get pass the 6000$ mark, I wouldn't know what to purchase. Ofcourse, i diddn't go super expensive items, just what i thought were the best. Unless, do i need that 100 inch HDTV?
Unless you wanted to buy jewlerry or clothes and stuff, maybe 10000$ would go buy really quickly! But, just pure electronics. Nope, no way i could find what to buy.
So with the additional 4000$ or so, i was thinking. ROAD TRIP ACROSS NORTH AMERICA.
About to read for an hour or so. We are reading '1984' in our english 12. So far it is a pretty good book, only 40 pages in, but i sense i will not be able to put the book down in an hour.
Just madesome Veggies&Dip to accompany me on this reading situation. First time ever making Veggiesa&Dip. Pretty sad considering all you do is cut a few carrots and cucumbers, etc, and put with some dip. I always adored this dish, but i never made it. Luckily, I MADE IT TODAY, now i am going to have EVERY DAY. Muahahahhaha.
Made 1800$ in simulation money! Been playing around with the forex market, and well, made 1800$ on today alone. Today, if you check the US/CAD pair, there was a huge drop, and i purchased, and ofcourse, it went backup. And bam, 1800$ in simulation money! If only i had real money invested!
This really makes me interested in taking an economics course when available. One reason why i think that this is great is that, brokers give you a leverage. Ranging from 50:1 to 500:1! So, for every 1$, you have 500$ to use in the forex market. Reason of this, is due to the stability of the dollar, stock brokers give alot small rates due to the huge changes that can happen. So, once i get 1000$, going to put it in a forex broker, and startplaying with 500,000$! Ofcourse, there is the possibility that i will go negative, but it is very likely, it will go back up, and hopefully it all works out!
It is very exciting, i mean, today alonei made 1800$ in the forex market (simulator, but still!) If i found 2 or 3 times a month, that i was pretty certain that the US/CAD pair would increase by money, would be set!
I may be doing this post just to persuade myself to get into the market, but i am confident that this could be something very big i my life. Or very bad, Lets get busy. Sadly the market is closed over the weekend, so, no trading for me! :"(]
I think i am missing something, i am sure there is some catch that i have not read about yet which makes the market extremely difficult to make money, but never know. I may know all the catches already, and i am just trying to catch, THE CATCH.
Diddn't go to school past two days. Feel pretty ashamed about it, but eh, not like i fell behind! Only class i do think i may have to worry about is calculus, but, i don't mind. I plan to hit it hard this weekend! If not, tomorrow!
Yesterday i skipped p90x recovery and mobility, ashamed about that as well, but, i do today's workout which went good. Ate so much in the past 2 days, no joke, my scale said i gained 5 pounds in 2 days. Sure some of that is just waterweight, and some undigested food (so much foooood) But still, motivates yourself to get the hell away!
Today, was working on a Hamlet essay (well, just 20 minutes ago) and, i tried out Google Documents. My god, i like it more than microsoft word! It's free, web based, and very simple! No need for the extra gadgets word uses.
Afterwords, i started playing with more of google gadgets! It has powerpoint! Made a powerpoint about myself, was pretty impressive. Telling about how heroic and awesome i am, yep.
What i am getting at is, i think i am planning to be going to google.ca a ton more. Except, i can't stand its blogger. Tumblr <3. Unless, blogger has a way that i can post here as well, i noticed that microsoft word had an option that you can post your word documents as blogs posts directly from word. Tried to get it working on tumblr, but forgot my username/pass. So, i gave up. Still, i think i won't be using blogger, i think.
Another thing… uhm, idk. Watched the weather man today, always enjoyed the movie. Although its meant to be depressing, i find it enjoyable. Past two days, i have watched, 2 seperate animes Bother were sooo enjoyable. Couldn't stop watching.
Tomorrow is Vampire Diaries FINALE! Oh emm geee! WHAT IS GOING TO GO DOWN?!!!?!
There is this one chick, who cancel'd plans on me. Well, she did that on Sunday. The funny thing is, i had 2 dreams of that very same girl, on that very same day. Never dreamed so much in my life! Kinda lovey dovey dreams as well, not sex! But, flirtatious. hahahaha. But it just made it all crash down upon me when she never messeged me that day! :'(
Luckily, i got over it.
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|Prof on social justice
Advocate: One who speaks out on issues on behalf of others
- but often hearing people can take up space of Deaf people in discussing issues
Ally: One who supports Deaf individuals in their own struggle for liberation
To become and ally:
- Learn about oppression
- Help members of your own group understand oppression
- Realize you may be part of the problem
- As a majority member, you can't see oppression as clearly as the marginalized
"Two-Out-Of-Three" RULE
Each English word is checked against the following criteria:
- Sound
- Meaning
- Spelling
If the word fits in 2/3 criteria, it will be signed the same way in all contexts regardless of meaning.
The outcome was that sound and spelling took precedence over meaning.
|Deaf Studies/Interpreting teacher on Interpreters
Simultaneous: "At the Same Time: Listen/Sign or Watch/Speak at the same time. Delivery of the target language at the same time the source language is being produced (with a slight lag)
PROS: "Real Time", natural flow and exchange of ideas
CONS: Reduced processing time
Consecutive: "In Sequence" or "In Order". Interpretation begins only after the speaker has spoken/signed a sentence/paragraph. Delivery of source language (or a portion of it) then an interpretation into the target language.
PROS: More accurate, more time to process, less correction
CONS: Deaf people have had bad experiences (power and trust issues), unnatural flow
Video Relay Service is a free telephone relay service use to make and receive calls using ASL (English and Spanish) which is available 24/7 by mandate.
- The VRS industry started in 2000 as an offshoot of Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) for TTY users
- VRS is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
- The FCC reimburses VRS companies from the Interstate TRS Fund and the FCC sets the standards for VRS services
- It's the first time in history that large corporations and federal government worked together to provide large scale interpreting services
VRS Standards
- Calls must be made from different locations, cannot be interoffice calls in one company/building
- The interpreters must work with diverse populations nationwide and internationally
- Interpreters must be skilled and capable and certified. VRS companies have led the effort to train and support certification of ASL/English Interpreters
- VRS encourages teaming with CDI on calls of a demanding nature
Religious: The interpreter needs to be
- Someone who subscribes to the beliefs
- Preparation is essential
- Placement varies
- Compensation?
- Variation standards for qualifications - except state laws (CA 2007)
- Ideal: BA degree and certification (NIC AA 2008, BA 2012)
- Placement varies - sign lines are important
- Compensation varies
- Teacher aid/interpreter/part of the educational team.
These can include working in one-on-one settings, small group, or large group.
The decision to use team interpreters include:
- length and complexity of the assignment
- Person(s) being served
- Dynamics of the setting
- Avoidance of repetitive motion injures
In team interpreting, there are primary and supporting roles
- There needs to be preparation and cooperation established beforehand
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"I don't hate the term 'white rapper,'" Yelawolf says while being interviewed on camera by yet another hip-hop blogger — one of hundreds who have been tracking his rise during the past four years from Southern rap anomaly to Shady Records signee, a swarm that only intensified in the run-up to the Nov. 21 release of his Ghet-O-Vision/Shady/Interscope debut, "Radioactive." "It's fully relevant and will always be… It's important to hold to the culture as it is, no matter how abrasive that [term] might sound or it might be. Race is still real and you got to recognize it."Radioactive" debuts this week at No. 6 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and at No. 27 on the Billboard 200 on sales of 41,000, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
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JF's filing requesting that the scope of these hearings be widened to include more:»www.vaxination.ca/crtc/2012/CRTC···-oct.pdf
Since I'm not fully bi lingual I can't read it all, and attempts to convert it to another format (to run through a translator for the anglophones here) has failed.
A quick summary of JF's submission is that1. He feels that 2012-557 is too narrow, and there are a lot of other things that aren't included that can be anti-competitive2. is already translated, to add that line to their public announcement3. There are no advantages in requiring specific tariffs and it will take too long and be too costly to analyze, but there are other things outside the scope of discussion that affect free market and competition4. Locked phones that make it hard to switch providers, showing a preference in offering TV services that do not count towards the cap, roaming fees and other things that others might want to discuss5-8. If CRTC just mimics provincial laws that already exist, it adds nothing for consumers. They need to broaden their scope, otherwise the new policy will be incomplete and will not deal with the real problems.
I think TV does count towards the cap a friend got nailed hard during the juniors last fall.But at the same time, that does make me mad, because it doesn't cost them a shiny nickel to send me that data.I was in Guelph a few weeks back and my sister calls me (who was also in town somewhere) she's got a Fav 5/10 deal so the call was free for her, but Rogers charged me for the call (LD). Now 70c isn't going to kill me, but this is something that also needs to be looked at.You can call from NY to LA for free in the US but if I call my buddy in Withby, it's long distance. As well why am I paying LD for VM ,again it never leaves their network. Little things like that need to be looked at, the nickel and diming that gets me worked up.--No, I didn't. Honest... I ran out of gas. I... I had a flat tire. I didn't have enough money for cab fare. My tux didn't come back from the cleaners. An old friend came in from out of town. Someone stole my car. There was an earthquake.......
I think TV does count towards the cap a friend got nailed hard during the juniors last fall.
Content is "free".
BitTorrent & TPB also make it "free"
NNTP makes it semi free
BitTorrent & TPB also make it "free"
Of course.
The blabber mouth, Terence Corcoran, with no real insight decided to write more, this time about this new code of wireless conduct»opinion.financialpost.com/2012/1···s-rules/In it he slams the OpenMedia Mouth piece, Anderson, for daring to say he got hooked into a 3 year contract re-newel unbeknown to himself, and calls it out as bullshit.Well who here has had their cell auto-renew? I know my wife has. And when she called to complain to Rogers, they said they took care of it and is no longer on contract and then lowered her price.I laughed and told her they just put you on another contract. She says no way. I say call them and find out.... Yup, they stuck her on another contract. Boy was she pissed off. She handed me the phone and said get rid of it for me. So I did. I had to swear at them for what they did and told them to pull records so you can see the lies you told not only me, but my wife. Then they fixed it (I called the next day to confirm it, and it was finally done... or so they said).So, it appears as Mr. Terence Corcoran once again doesn't have a clue what he is talking about while he is openly calling Steve Andersons story BS.What we are seeing here is money4words. A media company (Financial Post) fighting what is actually going on with people (and their money) and calling it all lies.Quite interesting, and yet sad, to see someone in the media saying it's all bullshit as hundreds of people are writing in.Meanwhile, as this words4money man continues his disservice to all Canadians for profit, there is now over 750 people posting and detailing similar experiences over at the CRTC:»services.crtc.gc.ca/pub/ListeInt···c&Lang=eI hope everyone here has submitted any mobile complaint to them that you have you encountered to help the CRTC see what is going on.
People who are following this may want to note that there is a time extension to file your comments to the CRTC in regards to wireless.»www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2012/···57-1.htmNew deadline for submission of interventions/comments: 4 December 2012File number: 8665-C12-201212448Changes to procedureWith this notice, the Commission revises the procedure established in Proceeding to establish a mandatory code for mobile wireless services, Telecom Notice of Consultation CRTC 2012-557, 11 October 2012.The procedural changes are as follows: The Commission extends the deadlines to submit interventions and replies. The Commission amends the date of the public hearing. The amended notice provides additional details about the online consultation. The amended notice confirms that parties will have the opportunity to file final written replies following the public hearing. The amended notice sets out that, prior to the commencement of the public hearing, the Commission will issue a draft code document prepared by Commission staff, based on the interventions and replies, as a way to stimulate debate and focus submissions at the public hearing.
The issue of outrageous TOS by cellphone companies has been addressed in Quebec by new articles in the Quebec Consumers Protection Act in 2010. The changes actually cover all kind of fixed term contracts. I saw in the newspapers during summer that Ontario has a bill on the table also ( I dont know what happened with it after that ).Basically, the penalties for getting out of a fixed-term contract are now very limited in Quebec. Changing the TOS without first noticing clients is forbidden and rebilling for a new term without prior written notice is also forbidden. They also cannot auto-renew for another fixed term unless you want it. They can only renew on a monthly basis after the first term is completed.All those companies now have a " distinct " contract for Quebec residents and never abandoned the market because of those limitations. Other provinces just need to do the same.But the question of outrageous rates for data transfer using the cell services is up to the CRTC to decide. And I sure hope they will do something.
The Quebec consumer act doesn't touch on all the issues. Only some.The new Manitoba one is good also. But again doesn't touch on everything.
The comments being filed w/ the CRTC in regards to this appears to be petering off at 834 filed comments.»services.crtc.gc.ca/pub/ListeInt···c&Lang=eDoesn't seem like much.
Question: Don't these companies have to pay huge amounts of money to license the spectrum that they use? They never get that money back, right?Wouldn't service be more affordable if the companies didn't have to pay these huge prices for their spectrum? As I understand it, Wind Mobile had to lay out over $400 million just for their spectrum. That's about 3.5 million every month for ten years to recover that.Where does that money go, anyway?No wonder prices are so high.Edit: The topic was only 2 pages long, so I thought I'd try to get something going
Wouldn't service be more affordable if the companies didn't have to pay these huge prices for their spectrum? As I understand it, Wind Mobile had to lay out over $400 million just for their spectrum. That's about 3.5 million every month for ten years to recover that.
CRTC wants Canadians to now join them in an online chat (IRC?) to discuss the new wireless code!CRTC invites Canadians to join online discussion on the wireless code»www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/com100/2012/r121113.htm... The online discussion will be open until 8 p.m. (EST) on December 4, 2012. Canadians can participate by visiting: »consultation.crtc.gc.caThe comments submitted during this discussion will form part of the proceedings public record and will be used to develop a first draft of the code. The CRTC will facilitate a second online consultation from January 28 to February 1, 2013, during which Canadians will be able to see the result of their input and comment on the draft code.That's a first. The Telecommunications Commission using internet communications to communicate with people... aaaah I had a car accident and i'm in a coma dreaming sh*t up... stupid me...*pinches self*... hmm... must be some weird nightmare and monsters are going to pop out any time now just have to say the magic word... Beetlejuice mumblehurtz.Hmm


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Germany does not regret the firing of an insubordinate American General leading a VERY unpopular war. The Reuters headline for the article is false and deceiving.
The German Defense Minister, purportedly made a statement saying he regretted not being able to work with McChrystal any longer.
A POLITICIAN IN GERMANY MADE A DIPLOMATIC STATEMENT AFTER McChrystal WAS FIRED.
Germany doesn't give a s–t about McChrystal. They want out of Afghanistan.
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A letter had been sent out broadly calling on musicians to join and be part of a fundraiser for the BAsics Bus Tour and the campaign to save Revolution Books, NYC which talked of the need for musicians to express and create pieces with a focus on BAsics 1:13. Over $200 was raised.
After an opening introduction by the spokesperson of Revolution Books the music began with a duet of trumpet (Matt Lavelle) and tenor saxophone (Ras Moshe) and establishing the thrust for the evening of "free" or "outside" type of playing. This was followed by a trio of two saxophones (Blaise Siwula and Rocco John Iacavone) and trombone (Stan Nishimura) which in one of the two pieces they performed used the words of the first phrase of the quote from BAsics 1:13, "No More Generations of Our Youth, Here and All Around the World", in their introduction. The three musicians speaking the words in a random and overlapping manner started to take this phrase into the music sounds of the improvised piece which developed with recurring elements of the phrase of the quote sounding in various and different ways.
A statement by the spokesperson of Revolution Books clearly defined the nature of the BAsics Bus Tour as well as the need to save this important book store. After the statement all five of the musicians got up in an improvisated exploration piece starting in loud, slow textures and developing into crashing dissonances contrasted with very lush and spontaneous harmonies coming together in a spontaneous collective effort. At the end of this piece two people came up leading the audience in a "mic check" of the quote from BAsics 1:13. This "mic check" was presented in which one spoke the words in English and the other spoke in Spanish alternating the languages in an expression of internationalism as they went through the quote. During this "mic check" people were reading from both the English and Spanish palm cards.
The evening closed with two short pieces, the first was a saxophone trio and the second a duet of trumpet and trombone. A majority of the people including the musicians stayed and there was an electrifying effect in the atmosphere as small groupings of people talked energetically on the music and the part art plays in society, the BAsics Bus Tour, the role of Revolution Books in the movement for revolution, etc. During the performances short statements were made by some of the musicians on how they see the need for revolution and a performance of this nature of music that challenges and excites the imagination and what is needed to transform humanity. People left with these feelings, looking forward to the Bus Tour, and saying there should be more events like this.