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Re: Satire?
Did you mean 'reasonably manage', 'resonably control', or 'reasonably aware'?
Why did it take antivirus giants YEARS to drill into super-scary Regin? Symantec responds...
Re: Nothing on C&C
Do you mean like the taps on the undersea fibers?
Technology quiz reveals that nobody including quiz drafters knows anything about IT
Re: missing the boat
I'm not over 50.
Google's whois results say it's a lousy smut searcher
Re: try "tracert -h 255 18.104.22.168"
Thanks for that one. I haven't seen that one in years.
New Snapchat Snapcash service inspires amateur PORN STARS
Re: That's not a conversation you have with the spouse and kids around the dinner table."
You forgot to add " Or porn stars."
Google dodges 'costly' legal precedent, settles Daniel Hegglin case
Re: I can see why he is upset
I see what you mean. Banker + Morgan Stanley = _______
Businessman takes Google to High Court to block online abuse from search results
Re: A bit strange...
I do wonder if credit reporting companies will be next.
The next big thing in medical science: POO TRANSPLANTS
Re: Sterility, the modern scourge!
Re: Ledswinger
You too, huh?
George.Best walks into a sex.bar, spots a bearded dwarf sysadmin and thinks: Warcraft.cool
similar to releaseing 126.96.36.199/8
Because 220.127.116.11 instantly became a muti-gigabyte sink.
Google, Rockstar to bury zombie Nortel patent lawsuit
I still think their e and pi bids were just cool. And I do think they were making fun of their opposing bidders.
Webcam hacker pervs in MASS HOME INVASION
didn't wired or ars do an article on this last month?
I think the author located one of the businesses that had an accessible camera and called them, only to be bitched at for bringing it to their attention. IIRC, it was in a pizza joint in NJ.
EDIT: or was it nytimes.com? I don't remember.
Re: Russian Website???
Yes, but then you end up sitting and watching traffic pass sedately through an intersection in a country you'll never visit...for hours.
Hackers seize Detroit's database, demand $800k. Motor City shrugs: OK, take it
Re: How do you seize a database?
You do realize that jacking up Detroit would be a good thing, at this point.
You think the CLOUD's insecure? It's BETTER than UK.GOV's DATA CENTRES
I know where two of them are.
One's on the grounds of Ft. Meade, Maryland, and the other is somewhere in Utah.
All ABOARD! Furious Facebook bus drivers join Teamsters union
Re: Teamsters
Hell, let them strike, I'm sure Facebook employees can work remotely easier than most.
Download alert: Nearly ALL top 100 Android, iOS paid apps hacked
Re: Metrics?
"I'll take that report for what it is: advertising disguised as a "press release." "
Well, if it was, it wasn't a very convincing one.
Countdown contestant pays homage to IT Crowd's Moss
Re: "Not available in your country. Sorry."
I, for one, wouldn't mind them running all of the articles through an American-to-English* dictionary before publication.
* or, in fact, ANY dictionary.
That dreaded syncing feeling: Will Microsoft EVER fix OneDrive?
I stopped reading at...
"Users do not much enjoy opening documents from a web browser,..." I think they meant "Users do not much enjoy opening documents in SharePoint,..."
Where did they find users with this characteristic? I've never met one, and I've been online since 1988.
Has your STARFISH been DRIBBLING awful SLIME? Scientists now know WHY
oh joy
When will it cross over to humans?
'Open source just means big companies can steal your code.' O RLY?
Re: Awards to ACs
Sorry, El Reg will only let me downvote you once. So I did.
BOFH: An UNHOLY MATCH forged amid the sweet smell of bullsh*t
that was an interesting twist
I can't wait to see how this turns out.
Assassin's Creed bugs shift setting to LSD-drenched 1960s Paris
Re: That hell under paris exists!
I haven't been to Paris in ~15 years, and there wasn't so much smog back then as there were puddles of brown and yellow...
Is your kid ADDICTED to web porn? Twitter? Hint: Don't blame the internet
Re: It's the parents not the kids
I think you'll find that, unfortunately, its usually true.
Re: My kid?
You too, huh?
Ha ha, fooled you! Shares tumble over G4S fake website profit warning
Re: Its easy to fix this "problem"
Unless they go under, right?
ISPs are stripping encryption from netizens' email – EFF
Re: One does wonder... or at least should wonder.
Do you really have to guess?
Net neutrality, Verizon, open internet ... How can we solve this mess?
Re: ISP costs re: theblackhand
Cheaper for whom?
Researchers show off three-domain international SDN
Oh, so a China simulation?
Or Turkey. Basically anywhere that has fucked up routing in an attempt to block something.
729 teraflops, 71,000-core Super cost just US$5,500 to build
If if it was $16.5K, it ran almost 100 times faster than their in-house solution.
EU Ryanair 'screen-scraping' case could affect biz models
damn, AC
I thought you were kidding.
Hacker Hammond's laptop protected by pet password
Re: 1, 2, 3, 4
You must have an censored copy.
This 125mph train is fitted with LASERS. Sadly no sharks, though
Re: Yellow's just the thing
In the US, you can see the Sperry Rail Service cars, which performs this function, they too are yellow.
Feeling safe in your executive hotel suite, Mr CEO? Well, DON'T
Re: Given the geographical area affected,
The Wired article points its fingers at the government of South Korea.
Someone has broken into your systems. Now what?
Re: Honeypot should already be in place
How the hell do you do that?
Words to put dread in a sysadmin's heart: 'We are moving our cloud from Windows to Linux'
when is bitnami
going to publish a set of ejbca servers?
Also, because my environments (by choice or not) are running CentOS, if Bitnami has an appliance version of a package I want to deploy, I'll download it and pick it apart to see how to install it on CentOS.
Re: Learning Linux source code off by heart
re: phuzz
You must have an exceptionally large wallet.
Brussels' transport chief demands a single European sky to end 'air traffic gridlock'
Re: Chauvinism
Flying coach?
Mystery Google barges TORPEDOED by US govt: Showrooms declared death traps
Re: Who designed these things?
You beat me to it.
How did the plans ever get approved to begin the construction?
Yes! It's DRONE PORN. And we don't mean shiny pics of UAVs
Re: Bah!
You do know that movie studios can rent/lease public and private land to film, right? Didn't you see Crank? Did you think all of the people on the sidewalk were actually the general public?
Europe's cyber security agency wants pick your infosec BRAINS
What does it pay?
I could use a long European vacation.
Rich techbro CEOs told to SLEEP ROUGH before slamming the poor
Re: Means nothing
The system won't let me give you more than a single up-vote.
Space Oddity redux: Hadfield's cover back for two years
Re: "months of tortuous licence negotiations."
By whom?
'You have no right to see me NAKED!' Suddenly, everyone wakes up at the Google-EU face-off
Aren't the ToS of GoogleBusiness accounts different? If so, it kind of breaks down your points into 1) user error or 2) user stupidity or 3) user other.
Of course that doesn't mean you're incorrect, at all.
Hackers plunder Hilton 'HHonors' rewards points, go on shopping spree
Re: As the old joke goes
HHa HHa HHa*
* Damn, you beat me to the punch, but I had to do it anyway.
I am POLICE SERGEANT L. TORVALDS! Stop or I'll SHOOT
Re: Writing in Code
You do realize that vi users don't need man pages, right?
BBC clamps down on ILLICIT iPlayer watchers
Re: They fear pirates, so what about...
I'm sure that would work just fine for the hotel industry.
India to develop an API for entire government
Do you think it will have a mandatory $graft variable?
Snapper's decisions: Whatever happened to REAL photography?
Re: re: My most important photographic accessory is a bullshit filter.
That should have read "I don't think that filter..."
Apparently I can't type very accurately at 3:45am.
re: My most important photographic accessory is a bullshit filter.
I don't think filter is photography-specific, at least, mine isn't.
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Public Works Minister Diane Finley and MP Joyce Bateman (Winnipeg South Centre) met with members of Manitoba's aerospace industry in Winnipeg Friday to discuss defence procurement and the new Defence Procurement Strategy (DPS).
Six months after the launch of the DPS, the aerospace industry provided their feedback on the strategy's three main objectives: to deliver the right equipment to the Canadian Armed Forces and the Canadian Coast Guard in a timely manner; to leverage purchases of defence equipment to create jobs and economic growth in Canada; and to streamline defence procurement processes.
Finley and Bateman were joined by the following companies: Boeing Canada, Cadorath Uniflyte Ltd.,The Composites Innovation Centre, Cormer Aerospace, Custom Steel Manufacturing Ltd., EMTEQ, EnviroTREC, Executive Aviation Services, InfoMagnetics Technologies, Kelowna Flightcraft Allied, Magellan Aerospace, Manitoba Aerospace Association, Manitoba Aerospace Human Resources Council, Matrix Industries, Monarch Industries, Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute, Pro-Tek Surface Technologies,Republic Architecture Inc., Seccuris Inc., Solara Remote Data Delivery Inc., Synergy Interior Design, TLG, University of Manitoba and WestCaRD.
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Saudi jockey wins Bahrain endurance race
Latifa Al Shaikh of the Kingdom Stables is the first Saudi jockey in history to win first place in the Shaikh Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa World Endurance Championships.
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- Prince Al Waleed and Princess Amerah with the Kingdom Team at The Kingdom Resort in Riyadh.
Dubai: Latifa Al Shaikh of the Kingdom Stables is the first Saudi jockey in history to win first place in the Shaikh Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa World Endurance Championships.
The Kingdom team is sponsored by Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud.
Some 30 women jockeys from all over the world took part in the 120km race held in Bahrain on Saturday.
It consisted of five enduring phases. Top riders from Bahrain, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman took part in this race which was the first women's event of the season. Nine horses were disqualified - six in the first stage, two in the third and one in the fourth. Clocking five hours, 22 minutes and six seconds, Latifa finished ahead of her main opponent Manal Fakhrawi (5:22:52) of the Bahrain Royal Endurance Team.
Shaikh Nasser Bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Bahrain Royal Equestrian and Endurance Federation President awarded the cup to Latifa.
She expressed her happiness at winning the championship as she described it as extremely challenging since she was competing against world women jockeys.
Latifa dedicated her achievement to Prince Al Waleed who congratulated the jockey and the team during a telephone conversation.
Prince Al Waleed and Princess Amerah Al Taweel received the 35 members of the Kingdom Team at the Kingdom Resort in Riyadh and awarded them 1 million riyals (Dh0.98m) including six cars in acknowledgement of their recent achievements.
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Singing legend Frankie Valens and his wife Phyllis will appear at First Southern Baptist Church, 3301 19th St., Great Bend, at 10:45 a.m. on Nov. 4. There will be no charge for the program, but a freewill offering will be taken.
Floating through space hundreds thousands of miles from Earth on Christmas Eve of 1968, Frank Borman of Apollo 8 ended a live broadcast with, "And from the crew of Apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, a Merry Christmas, and God bless all of you – all of you on the good Earth."
Five students from District V of the Kansas Music Teachers Association have qualified for the State Honors Auditions, to be held Nov. 10 at Washburn University in Topeka. Rebecca Dudrey, president of KMTA District V, said auditions were held at Barton Community College on Oct. 13. Each student performed either two or three pieces from different periods or different composers.
RUSSELL - The monthly jam session/pot luck regularly held on the upper level at the Deines Cultural Center will be held Sunday, Oct. 21 at 820 N. Main in Russell.
Jay Louis Kimball, 73, died Oct. 17 at the Kansas Heart Hospital in Wichita. Born Jan. 20, 1939, in Larned, he was the son of Jay Grant and Sarah Louise (Postlethwaite) Kimball. In 1957 he graduated from Great Bend High School. On Aug. 20, 1959, he married Linda Laffer in Winfield. A resident of Great Bend since 2005, coming from Carson City, Nev., he worked for Lockheed Martin and Hytek Microsystems as a Microelectronics Engineer.
ROZEL - Alice "Pauline" Myers, 91, left this world on Oct. 18 at her home in Rozel. Born Jan. 16, 1921, at Bristow, Okla., she was the daughter of Samuel Alexander and Maude Gertrude Reinhart Warren; she was one of 13 children. On May 7, 1944, she married Cletice N. Myers at Vinita, Okla. He died on Jan. 27, 1979. She was a resident of Rozel since 1973, moving from Great Bend, where they raised their family. Pauline worked as a cook at the Larned State Hospital from 1970 to 1978. Her hobbies include quilting and gardening. She loved to give ...
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The governing body of the City of Claflin met in regular session, Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. in the city building. Present were: Mayor Michael Urban, Councilpersons Kirk Schneweis, Kelly Nixon, Casey Hubbard, Dan Michaelis and Leon Oberle. Also present were: City Attorney Bob Suelter, City Clerk Patricia Schmidt, Richard Hayes, Alvita Cates and Gerry Schartz.
The following students showed their service and responsibility to the community by giving up their Saturday to deliver phone books around the community. For this reason, they were honored as the Cardinal Core at Hoisington High.
ELLINWOOD - At the regular Ellinwood District Hospital board meeting, the board discussed the retirement party for Joyce Schulte on Oct. 19 and the 60th anniversary of the hospital.
ELLINWOOD - The results of the recent survey of recreation in Ellinwood are now available.
The Larned Kiwanis annual fund-raising supper is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday (tonight) at the J.A. Haas Building , 400 E. 18th,. on the Pawnee County fairgrounds. Admission is $2 for ages 3 to 12 and $7 at the gate for ages 13 and over.
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The Rice County Historical Society will hold its annual meeting in the Community Room of the Lyons State Bank at 7 p.m. on Monday. A brief business meeting will be conducted and followed by a presentation from Dr. Donald Blakeslee, Professor of Anthropology, Wichita State University.
Kansas Farm Bureau released its sixth book in the Kailey's Ag Adventures children's book series. Kailey's Pig 'Tales' follows Kailey and her cousins as they learn about pig farming from Farmer Rich.
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Barton Community College's music department will present the timeless holiday musical classic "A Christmas Carol" at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21 and 22, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23, in the Fine Arts Auditorium.
CLEARWATER - Ten members of the Great Bend High School Kays and 17 Kayettes attended the Area 6 KAY Regional Conference on Nov. 5 at Clearwater High School. The clubs returned with the highest state award possible. The Kays and Kayettes each received the Gold Award, recognizing their student leadership and service to their school, community, nation and world for the 2013-2014 school year.
PORTLAND, ORE. – SeaPort Airlines announced that it will take delivery of two of three new Cessna Caravans being acquired for the company's fleet by the end of the year. SeaPort's Chief Executive Officer Rob McKinney will accept the new aircraft at the Cessna Aircraft Corporation factory in Wichita, and will pilot one of the new aircraft on a three-day tour of the carrier's Mid-South routes.
Sandy Vink, right, presents a Quilt of Valor to Army National Guard member and Iraqi War veteran Don Moore.
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LAWRENCE (AP) - Aaron Green ran for 128 yards and two touchdowns, Cameron Echols-Luper returned a punt 69 yards for another score and No. 5 TCU turned back a spirited upset bid from Kansas in a 34-30 win Saturday that kept the Horned Frogs in playoff contention.
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Actually, hypocrisy is something of a national pastime in Canada, especially as regards the US.
As the late Canadian journalist George Bain once wrote:
"It is a peculiar Canadian trait to be able to
spot an inequity better at a distance, especially if
facing south, than close up."
Sorry, you should really take a look at our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Free speech is specifically protected.
Also guaranteed are equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin,
colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability, as well as "any other rights or freedoms that exist in Canada."
The latter clause is an acknowledgement that future societies are frequently more accepting and open than the society that existed when the Charter was written. This is why gay couples could correctly assert that they have a constitutional right to wed in Canada, despite the lack of specific language guaranteeing that right.
Constitutional flexibility. Hmm. Perhaps we have something to teach you, after all?
No, we allow hypocrites. Where else are we going to find our political leaders?
Well, then, it's not a desk, it's a habitat for an endangered creature. Leave it alone or PETETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Extra-Terrestrial Animals) will be all over you!
No, no Miami Beach… but, on the other hand, when we go to the beaches we do have, we get to take far superior beer along with us.
"A statesman is a dead politician… Lord, we need more statesmen."
It's a good thing Delta didn't have to sit down to vote, what with that big stick up her ass.
"In Australia, voting is mandatory. The penalty is a hefty fine imposed through their revenue service."
I can respect that, although I think it might also work to offer a tax credit to all those who vote, rather than a tax penalty.
If I can write off a cash donation to a political party, why should I not be able claim a deduction for the time I spend voting ?
After all, time has a quantifiable economic value, so taking the time to vote is tantamount to incurring an expense.
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Sanders cleared for conditioning work, held out of practice
Well, the Broncos may need him to be the team's No. 4 wide receiver Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Emmanuel Sanders, who suffered a concussion in last Sunday's 22-7 loss to the St. Louis Rams, did not participate in Thursday's practice as he continues to be evaluated under the league's concussion protocol.
Sanders viewed practiced dressed in sweats just like he did Wednesday. Under the protocol, he would have to be cleared by the Broncos medical staff as well as an independent physician, before he could return to practice even on a limited basis.
Broncos head coach John Fox said after Thursday's practice Sanders has been cleared to do some light conditioning work, which is the first step in the evaluation process to return to the field as the player undergoes cognitive testing.
"He's going through that phase of the program now, we'll evaluate it again [Friday]," Fox said. "We're optimistic, we'll see what [Friday] brings."
The team's second-leading receiver is still a significant question mark to play against the Dolphins. That means Latimer, who has played 16 snaps on offense this season, 14 of those in the win over the Oakland Raiders, may see some time in the offense when Peyton Manning is behind center.
Asked this week if Latimer would be ready to be in the rotation with the starters, Manning said: "Yes. I think he certainly has taken advantage of his time out here at practice and we ask a lot of questions of the guys that aren't necessarily playing or even the practice squad, and try to keep those guys mentally involved ... I think Cody has done a good job studying and I know he certainly wants to be there. He's a competitive guy and I think he's improved throughout the season. I certainly think if his name and number was called, I think he'd go in there and answer the bell for us."
Tight end Julius Thomas, who suffered a left ankle sprain against the Rams, is also being evaluated. Thomas did stretch with the team at the start of practice, but he did not participate in the workout.
Running backs Montee Ball (groin) and Ronnie Hillman (foot) also did not participate Thursday. Ball and Hillman are not expected to practice this week or play in Sunday's game.
Hillman could miss several additional weeks and Ball is expected to miss at least two to three weeks in his recovery.
Tight end Virgil Green, who has missed the past three games with a calf injury, did practice Thursday on a limited basis, while left tackle Ryan Clady (groin) and safety Quinton Carter (knee) were also limited. Punter Britton Colquitt was sent home because of an illness and did not practice.
Will Manning solve Dolphins' defense?
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Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos host the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
Denver has won all five home games this season, all against teams currently over .500, and the Broncos have the NFL's best home record over the past three seasons (19-2).
But coming home may not be a cure-all for Denver, as the Dolphins have done well against big-name quarterbacks this season.
Dolphins' strong defense
Miami leads the NFL with a 33.1 opponent Total QBR this season, and the Dolphins have been successful against top quarterbacks.
Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Philip Rivers each had his worst completion percentage of the season against the Dolphins. Miami beat two of those three quarterbacks, and Rodgers needed a touchdown pass with three seconds left to get the win.
One of the reasons opponents struggle against the Dolphins is an inability to hit the deep ball, as Miami has allowed the lowest completion percentage, yards per attempt and Total QBR against passes 20-plus yards downfield this season.
Peyton Manning has completed 48.8 percent of his passes thrown 20-plus yards downfield this season, fifth-best in the NFL.
Overall, the Dolphins' defense has allowed 4.69 yards per play this season, fewest in the NFL. And Miami isn't giving away yards, with only 13 penalties enforced against its defense this season, second-fewest in the NFL.
Manning not on point
Manning's three worst Total QBR games of the season have come in the Broncos' past three games, largely because of turnovers.
Manning has thrown multiple interceptions in each of those three games, his first such streak with the Broncos and first since 2010. Manning hasn't thrown multiple interceptions in four straight games since his fourth season in 2001.
Although Manning has thrown eight touchdown passes in his past three games, five of those came against the winless Raiders.
Missing Weapons?
Both Emmanuel Sanders (concussion) and Julius Thomas (ankle) missed practice on Wednesday after leaving last week's game with injuries.
Thomas (12 receiving touchdowns) and Sanders (seven) lead the team in receiving touchdowns this season, and both have caught more than 70 percent of their targets. No other receiver on the team has done that.
Manning has completed 23 of 26 passes (89 percent) when targeting Sanders and Thomas in the red zone this season for 13 touchdowns. He's completed only 22 of 35 (63 percent) with five touchdowns to all other Broncos.
NFL: Fans still watching in droves
Despite all the off-the-field issues, including its handling of the Ray Rice assault case, the NFL says viewership numbers show that the masses are still very interested in watching games on television.
NFL games make up 28 of the top 30 TV shows since the season started Sept. 4, the league announced Thursday. The only shows in the top 30 that weren't NFL games were Game 7 of the World Series on Fox (12th-most watched) and an "NCIS" episode on CBS (27th).
The most-watched NFL game was the matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Seattle Seahawks on Oct. 12, viewed by 30 million people.
Among the top 15 most-watched NFL games this season, the team that has been featured the most is the Denver Broncos, who have been on one-third of those broadcasts. The Cowboys, Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers have appeared four times each.
An NFL game has topped the weekly viewership charts for all 11 regular-season weeks this year, the NFL said.
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Broncos want, need to run, but will they?
When it comes to running the ball out of what has been the league's most prolific passing offense over the past three seasons -- 122 touchdown passes for Peyton Manning in the past 42 regular-season games -- the Denver Broncos have often been, at least some of the time, about semantics.
Instead of raw data, yards per carry, rushing attempts per game, words like "efficiency" and "positive gains" have been sprinkled in and around the descriptions of what is hoped for when Manning hands the ball to a running back. But that was before the 22-7 loss in St. Louis when the Broncos ran the ball just 10 times and one of those "attempts" was a kneel-down by Manning just before halftime.
And that is the rub, because not only is running the ball more a commitment in play-calling, it is Manning who has the last word on any play before the snap. Manning, because of who he is, can check into, and out of, any play he wishes.
Sunday, in a game the Broncos trailed by six at halftime, and by nine at the end of the third quarter, the Broncos' last 28 plays from scrimmage were called pass plays. C.J. Anderson had the last rushing attempt in the game for the Broncos, a 3-yard gain with just over seven minutes remaining in the third quarter.
"In my opinion we lost that game because I didn't play well enough in the passing game," Manning said. "Did we throw it a lot? Yes, we did. There were plays to be made and I didn't make them."
On what the proper balance between run and pass is in an offense built to be the best at throwing it around in unprecedented pass-happy times, Manning said it isn't about percentages, but rather purpose.
"No matter how many times you run it or throw it, you have to produce when you do it," Manning said. "So, that's what I'm disappointed about -- I didn't execute the plays that were called, the way they were supposed to (be)."
But Manning also tossed out; "We might be an old-school running game this week, be alert for that."
Defenses have dropped plenty of players into coverage, with lighter personnel groupings on the field to chase around the Broncos receivers. That combination would seem to allow the Broncos to pound away if they chose.
But the Broncos have also had difficulty consistently winning the line of scrimmage. The Broncos, who are one of just seven teams in the league with fewer than 245 carries entering this week's games, have had 37 runs go for no gain or negative yardage.
That is 15 percent of their rushing attempts that haven't made it past the line of scrimmage.
The Dolphins are eighth in the league against the run -- 94.5 rushing yards allowed per game -- and seventh-best in the league, allowing just 3.83 yards per rushing attempt. Miami is also tied for third in sacks, and has seen the past three Broncos' opponents affect Manning's ability to deliver the ball when he wants. Opponents have been folding in the edges of the Broncos' pass protection and pushing the middle to keep Manning from striding into his throws.
"I just know when they hand it to us as running backs, call our number, we want to make a play that helps us," said Anderson. "Any time they ask us to go, we need to go. I'm just concentrating on being ready to do my job as many times as they need me to do it."
Inside The Huddle: Running Game
Broncos' offensive line taking plenty of heat
This week, Manning has stepped in front of his beleaguered offensive line to try to deflect some of the heat the group is taking.
The Broncos are 7-3 and the current No. 2 seed in the AFC playoffs because of a head-to-head win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2. Denver has the NFL's No. 5 scoring offense and the least-sacked starting quarterback Yet the Broncos have been unable to run the ball with any consistency, and Manning has been under increasing pressure over the last month, including the team's recent 1-2 stretch.
The Broncos are 27th in the league in rushing yards (899), tied for 25th in yards per carry (3.7) and tied for 26th in rushing attempts per game (24.3). They had 10 carries in Sunday's loss to the St. Louis Rams, and one of those carries was a kneel-down by Manning before halftime. The Broncos also have had issues in pass protection as defenses repeatedly attack the middle of the formation, and have surrendered three sacks this season to three-man rushes.
Former Broncos guard and current ESPN NFL analyst Mark Schlereth issued a scathing assessment of the Broncos' offensive line on an ESPN Denver radio show Wednesday. Schlereth offered:
- "They're horrible from an athletic standpoint in getting to the second level."
- "It's bad -- it's worse than bad, it's horrendous. It's as bad as I've ever seen."
- "It's bad technique-wise, athleticism-wise, toughness-wise, scheme-wise -- you name it, across the board, I can't even explain how bad it is. It's horrible."
- "Giving an F would be kind."
After Wednesday's practice, Broncos coach John Fox was asked to comment on Schlereth's evaluation. Fox didn't specifically address the comments but made it clear he didn't agree.
"I always liken a lot of people on the outside, as everybody's got an opinion and I understand that, but they're like a body part and everybody's got one," Fox said. "We'll just leave it at that."
The Broncos have made four changes on the offensive line in recent weeks. Paul Cornick replaced Chris Clark at right tackle before Cornick also was replaced two games ago. Louis Vasquez was then moved to right tackle, Manny Ramirez was moved to right guard, and Will Montgomery was put into the lineup at center.
Those three have played at those spots for the last two games. Vasquez has dealt with some back/neck issues this season, while left tackle Ryan Clady has been slowed by a groin injury that has impacted his ability to move in recent weeks.
In reality, help isn't on the way to fix things, but the Broncos have worked out Richie Incognito and have not closed the door on signing Incognito, who was suspended last season as a key figure in the Miami Dolphins' bullying scandal.
"Everybody else has to play a little better to help those guys," Manning said. "That is how I feel and it starts with me."
"Those guys work hard every day," running back C.J. Anderson said, "and everything's not going to be perfect every time. They are pushing themselves to the limit, and it takes me to hit the right spots and hit the right holes and make them look a lot better than what people are saying about it. Our O-line is really good, so when we go out there this weekend, and if we decide to run the ball a lot or if we decide to pass block, whatever we do -- if it's protecting Peyton or running the ball, whatever is called -- if we execute the right way, we know we'll get the results we want."
Peyton: Broncos must get going
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning often will scan a defense just before the snap and call "hurry, hurry'' before he receives the ball.
Thursday, he may not have used those words, but with two losses in the Broncos' last three games, Manning was quick to point out the clock is ticking on the team's chase for the best playoff seeding possible.
The Broncos were shoved around plenty in a 22-7 loss to the St. Louis Rams on Sunday and the lone touchdown amounted to the team's lowest point total since the 2011 regular-season finale, or the last regular-season game the Broncos played without Manning at quarterback.
"Just your sense of urgency has to increase,'' Manning said following Wednesday's practice. "Realizing there aren't many games left and we better get on it, better get going. Need to play better, I need to play better ... You can say all you want, you can talk about doing it, but you've got to go and do it.''
What was once a 6-1 start that had plenty of folks penciling them in to a Super Bowl slot has turned into a 7-3 mark for the Broncos, who went 1-2 in a stretch of three consecutive road games over the last three weeks. The Broncos are now tied, record-wise, with the Kansas City Chiefs atop the AFC West and decidedly behind the New England Patriots (8-2) in the race for home-field advantage in the conference.
The Broncos defeated the Chiefs in Week 2 and face them in Arrowhead Stadium on Nov. 30. The Patriots defeated the Broncos earlier this month so the Broncos lose the head-to-head tiebreaker with them in any playoff seeding.
Julius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders held out of Broncos practice
Thomas' current injury is not to the ankle that was surgically repaired in 2012 -- he had right ankle surgery in the months leading up to the 2012 season.
Sanders, dressed in sweats, came onto the field after practice had begun. Sanders is currently under the guidelines of the league's concussion protocol and must clear certain benchmarks to return to practice. He has not yet cleared those benchmarks.
Running backs Montee Ball (groin) and Ronnie Hillman (foot) also did not participate in Wednesday's practice. Ball and Hillman are not expected to practice this week or play in Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins.
Hillman could miss several additional weeks and Ball is expected to miss at least two to three weeks in his recovery. That makes C.J. Anderson the primary back at this point, with Juwan Thompson working in the rotation as well.
Tight end Virgil Green, who has missed the last three games with a calf injury, did practice Wednesday on a limited basis, while left tackle Ryan Clady (groin) and safety Quinton Carter (knee) were also limited.
Broncos await Champ Bailey, others to eventually get a Hall call
Tuesday, the organization said its formal thank you to cornerback Champ Bailey, who played 10 of his 15 seasons with the Broncos and was named to eight of his 12 Pro Bowls with the team as well. And by almost any standard, Bailey figures to join the four other Broncos in Canton, Ohio, almost as soon as he becomes eligible five years from now.
Or as Elway put it at Bailey's gathering in the team's complex Thursday: "(We) also look forward to the next big party, whether it be the Ring of Fame or Canton, Ohio, when you go into the Hall of Fame."
The Hall released its 25 modern-era semifinalists Tuesday for the Class of 2015 and four former Broncos were on the list -- running back Terrell Davis, safety Steve Atwater, safety John Lynch and Karl Mecklenburg. That list will be trimmed to 15 modern-era finalists who will be discussed and voted upon the day before the Super Bowl. Up to five-modern era finalists can be enshrined in the Class of '15.
For Bailey's part, his 12 Pro Bowl selections were the most ever for a cornerback and tied, with Hall of Famer Ken Houston, for the most ever by a defensive back. Bailey's 52 career interceptions are tied for 26th all-time with the likes of Hall of Famers Jack Butler, Mel Renfro and Larry Wilson.
Bailey, now having formally retired, does not hide his hope to claim a coveted gold jacket. He was asked Tuesday what he believed his place in the league's history would be and with his usual wit, Bailey offered Hall of Famers Rod Woodson and Deion Sanders were his favorites and added simply:
"The work is done, it's not in my hands, but just looking at it objectively I would vote for me. ... If I'm mentioned in the top 10 that's great, every time I look at a list like that I see seven or eight guys who could be No. 1, I mean I have my favorites … it's just great to be in the discussion."
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Broncos Rewind: Defense, special teams
It was St. Louis Rams rookie Tre Mason, who finished with 113 yards on 29 carries to help move the Broncos from the league's No. 1 run defense before Sunday's game to No. 2 after. The Rams' 33 rushing attempts amounted to the second-highest total by a Broncos opponent this year, second only to 37 attempts by the Seattle Seahawks in Week 3.
And after a long look at the game video, here are some thoughts on the Broncos defense and special teams:
- When the Rams acquired troubled wide receiver Kenny Britt, the team's coaching staff believed they could coax more out of Britt, than he had shown previously in his career. Britt had not had more than 69 yards receiving in any game this season, but Shaun Hill found him, largely in man coverage, four times in the first half Sunday for 128 yards, including a 63-yard touchdown when he escaped Broncos' rookie Bradley Roby. The most curious completion of the four was Britt's first catch of the game: On the Rams' third play from scrimmage, Britt simply ran by cornerback Aqib Talib for a 33-yard reception. It was just the kind of concentration lapse the Broncos got at times from Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie last season. It was the key play in an 11-play drive for a field goal on the Rams first possession of the game.
- The Rams were able to give Mason room to run with plenty of scheme work in the run game. St. Louis flashed some zone plays and played them with discipline, not leaving any gaps, but also had some quality counter plays, bringing the tackle or guard around the other way. The Rams had at least some success running out of three-wide sets against a Broncos formation with six defensive backs in it. Mason had a 15-yard run against that look in the first quarter to go with a 27-yarder against it in the third quarter -- both plays featured a missed tackle by Broncos safety Quinton Carter that would have limited either play.
- In the crazy-bounce department, when DeMarcus Ware schooled Rams rookie tackle Greg Robinson in the fourth quarter, it came within inches of being the game-altering the play the Broncos needed. In what was a 19-7 game at that point and Ware lined up in a two-point stance at the right defensive end, Robinson chose to block down on Broncos defensive tackle Terrance Knighton. Ware came clean to flatten Hill from the blind-side, knocking the ball free, but the force of the hit knocked Hill down on top of the ball. Hill's recovery prevented the Broncos from a potential scoop-and-score.
- The Broncos have been unclear about what's happening with kicker Brandon McManus. Either they don't have confidence in the strong-legged kicker to attempt 54- and 55-yard field goals in pristine conditions inside the Edward Jones Dome, or McManus's groin injury is impacting their game day decisions. McManus has been listed on the team's injury report for several weeks with a right groin injury (his kicking leg). Either way, after watching McManus warm up, Broncos head coach John Fox said the Broncos capped McManus' range, again indoors, at 50 yards. He has attempted, and made, 60-plus yard kicks in warm ups in recent weeks outside in Sports Authority Field at Mile High. McManus missed a 53-yard attempt against the San Diego Chargers and hit the right upright for a miss from 41 yards against New England. He's 3-of-5 on field-goal attempts since Matt Prater's release. McManus' 11 attempts are 30th in the league, just behind Prater's 12, though Prater missed the first four games of the season with a suspension.
- The Broncos continue to trail the league's best in the return game. Rookie Isaiah Burse is tied for 19th in the league in punt returns (7.2) while Andre Caldwell is 21st in the league among kickoff returners with at least 10 returns at 22.9 yards per return.
Broncos honor Champ Bailey
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- The Denver Broncos gave Champ Bailey a formal send-off into football retirement Tuesday.
Bailey, a 12-time Pro Bowl selection, had announced his retirement earlier this month, but the Broncos were poised to play three consecutive road games. So the team he called home for 10 of his 15 NFL seasons wanted to give him a proper thank you.
Bailey was in the team's complex Tuesday and will spend the remainder of the week in Denver before serving as an honorary captain before Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins in Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
"To my last snap I tried to be the best on the field," Bailey said. "We all get old in this game. I don't have any regrets."
Broncos CEO Joe Ellis said Bailey was one of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen's favorite players, John Elway called Bailey "a pillar to build around and Champ was that guy," and Broncos head coach John Fox said it "was a pleasure to be your coach."
Several of Bailey's former teammates were on hand, including Rod Smith, John Lynch, Jake Plummer and Peyton Manning.
Patrick Smyth, the Broncos' vice president of public relations, tweeted out a picture of the reunion.
The Broncos showed a collection of Bailey's highlights to go with video messages from Darrell Green, Smith, Lynch, former Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan and former Washington Redskins general manager Charley Casserly, who selected Bailey with the seventh pick of the 1999 draft.


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January 1992 - Quebec Superior Court rules in case of Nancy B. that turning off her respirator at her request would not be a criminal offence.
August 1992 - Toronto nurse Scott Mataya, charged with first-degree murder is death of a terminally ill patient, entered guilty plea to a lesser charge of administering a noxious substance. He receives a suspended sentence and must surrender his nursing licence.
1992 - Sue Rodriguez, a Victoria woman with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), files a lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court challenging the laws against assisted suicide. The B.C. court upholds the law.
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This recent email from Morton Schneider echoes the sentiment of many investors who are increasingly alarmed by poor portfolio performance amidst seemingly endless stock market volatility.
"It seems I'm about where I was eight years ago in terms of my portfolio's value but when you consider I've been contributing between $2,500 and $3,000 annually I'm obviously down. I don't even want to know by how much." Morton is planning on dumping everything and waiting until the fall when he'll buy back in hoping to recoup some of his losses. "The summer is a down period so maybe this strategy will help me cure my sick portfolio," he points out, referring to the "sell in May and go away" adage, sometimes called the Halloween indicator. The homily was originally British and went, "Sell in May and come back on St. Leger's Day," which was the last race of the British horse racing season, held on the second Saturday in September.
Bill Losey, a New York author and an adviser specializing in pre-and post-retirement planning, believes that there is an authentic summer doldrums phenomenon. However, he doesn't agree that the average investor, like Morton, should get out of the market because of it. "The Stock Trader's Almanac shows that the S&P 500 rose 4.3 per cent on average between May and October going back to 1926", he points out, "and gained an average of 7.1 per cent from November to April."
Such a difference might convince you to jump out of the market, head to the cottage, and jump back in before pumpkin carving time. Losey offers another point of view. "You should be hoping and praying that the stock market is going to go down. I know that's counterintuitive but it means you are buying shares at a cheaper price."
Buying through down markets, as well as holding on to good investments when prices are tanking, is one of the hardest things to do. But it is the best shot we small folk have of reaching those long-term average stock market returns – which are all positive by the way, though shorter term is a different story.
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ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) investors should aim for broad markets like the S&P 500, the S&P\TSX Composite or ETFs that focus on dividend indices such as the Dow Jones Canada Select Dividend Index or the Indxis Select Canadian Dividend Index, which provide tax efficient income and growth.
2. Diversify. You don't need to spread yourself everywhere like butter on bread. Instead invest across a handful of major markets – actually Canada and the US will do for most people. And don't forget the ballast of bonds (stick with short term.) Yes, returns are dreary but safety is critical for portfolio health.
3. Invest conservatively. Over most time periods, being conservative and focusing on fixed income and lower risk stocks or sectors will produce better returns. Going back 20 years the so-called high risk\high reward sectors have been disappointing.
4. Keep to the program. Assuming you can say yes to #1, do invest during down times. I'm not talking about timing the market — waiting for the market to hit bottom before you buy. The average investor can no more do that than sell at the peak. Rather focus on the habit of investing and stick to an asset allocation that fits your temperament and situation.
If you have allocated 30 per cent to fixed income, for example, don't second guess yourself and hold off on your bond investing because interest rates are low. I know many will disagree but talk to me five years from now.
The summer investing doldrums may well be upon us but consider it a buying opportunity
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