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That's the truth. I can't sugarcoat this. It was a system we all bought into.
I ate it up.
It's hard not to, not when you're playing for a coach like Gregg Williams, my defensive coordinator while I was with the Washington Redskins…
...I'm not saying it's right. Or ethical. But the NFL isn't little league football with neighborhood dads playing head coach. This is the business of winning. If that means stepping over some line, you do it.
Bounties, cheap shots, whatever you want to call them, they are a part of this game. It is an ugly tradition that was exposed Friday with Williams front and center from his time coaching the defense in New Orleans. But don't peg this on him alone. You will find it in plenty of NFL cities.
Win or else. That's the drill.
Bowen provides some needed perspective in this suddenly-raging debate. It doesn't make Gregg Williams right. It simply provides some context.
What Bowen is saying is that when you have a multi-billion dollar business like the NFL, in which the very brand has been built on a little of the 'ol ultra violence, and further, in which the average NFL career is just a tiny window, you shouldn't be surprised or shocked when you wake up one day to find out gladiators will look for any edge they can get.
Enough Football Violence
I watch because there's intricate strategy in every play called, and there's extraordinary athleticism in every play that goes better than expected.
I watch for the 54-yard field goal with five seconds to go.
I watch for Tim Tebow, who doesn't administer any crushing hits at all, but makes you wonder about the power of positive thinking and the corkscrew turns of fortune.
I stop watching–I even turn away–when an outstretched, utterly vulnerable wide receiver is about to take a helmet in his side and hit the ground with the kind of impact that could cause a concussion if he's lucky, worse if he's not. And I find myself conflicted about my enthusiasm for the sport, given its grim toll.
NFL: Saints defense had 'bounty' fund
Between 22 and 27 defensive players on the New Orleans Saints, as well as defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, maintained a "bounty" program funded primarily by players in violation of NFL rules during the 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons, the NFL announced Friday.
The investigation showed that the total amount of funds in the pool may have reached $50,000 or more at its height during the 2009 playoffs. The program paid players $1,500 for a "knockout" and $1,000 for a "cart-off," with payouts doubling or tripling during the playoffs.
"The payments here are particularly troubling because they involved not just payments for 'performance,' but also for injuring opposing players," Goodell said. "The bounty rule promotes two key elements of NFL football: player safety and competitive integrity."
While I'm sure Roger Goodell is going to feign the requisite amount of shock and disgust at this news, it doesn't come as a surprise to the rest of us. The idea of taking out an opposing player is as old as the league itself. What makes this story even more peculiar, however, is that Saints owner, Tom Benson, ordered Mickey Loomis, Saints GM, to stop the bounties. Yet, they continued. Loomis can probably kiss his job (and his proverbial ass) goodbye.
Here's some additional food for thought: Dennis Allen, former Broncos defensive coordinator, was defensive backs coach for the Saints in 2009 and 2010. So he knew all about his mentor's "bounty" program.
What are the chances that he brought a little of this sugar to Denver? Not high, would be my guess.
What are the chances he brings it to Oakland as their head coach? Zero, now that Goodell is making the rounds.
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To repeat, I think Philadelphia and Denver make the most sense as a mystery team in the RGIII sweepstakes, because the Eagles can get out of their Michael Vick contract after 2012, and John Elway is said to be impressed with Griffin and his pass-first, run-later skill set. The No. 15 Eagles and No. 25 Broncos could be motivated enough to join the likely suitors of No. 4 Cleveland, No. 6 Washington and No. 8 Miami.
Peter King had written in his latest MMQB that he thinks Denver picks a quarterback in the first two rounds, and he mentioned in the current SI that the Rams already had several feelers—including one from a team "you would never expect". That last part apparently prompted something of a Twitter kerfuffle.
As noted in today's Lard, Rams GM Les Snead echoed King's MMQB point by stating that some of the teams expressing interest in the #2 pick are not so obvious.
Former Denver Bronco Perrish Cox not guilty in sex-assault case
Former Denver Broncos cornerback Perrish Cox has been found not-guilty on two counts of sexual assault of a victim unable to assess her condition.
The jury deliberated for four hours on Thursday and just over two hours today. The verdict was just read in Douglas County District Court.
Someone's going to sign him. Anyone willing to bet it's not the Bengals?
As Florio notes, Cox would be unable to avoid testifying in a potential civil suit.
Chat wrap: Could Broncos make a play for RG3?
Bill Williamson: Could be the Broncos. But that's no mystery. The Broncos scouted him during the season often. The problem is, there is little chance they can move up from No. 25 all the way up to No. 2 to get him.
BW: It could come down to that scenario, although I might put Chad Henne in the mix. I think Orton and Campbell are comparable, although I think Campbell may have slightly some more upside. Crennel loves Orton, but quarterbacks coach Jim Zorn knows Campbell well. It could be very interesting.
BW: I'm hearing Mathis is high on their list. Williams may be one of the biggest free agents on the board, but Mathis is a high quality player who is may be a tad cheaper. If Mathis doesn't sign with the Colts, the Chargers may be in play.
Today's grammar lesson come from our friend, Bill Williamson. What's the topic? Auxiliary verbs. They are the Mother's Little Helper of verbs: they allow one to appear to say something profound while giving weasel-like escapability. Can, might, may, will, could--the list goes on and on.
Will the Broncos move up and take RG3? They might.
Will the Chiefs keep Orton? They could.
Will Woody Paige suddenly self combust? He may.
That's right, anything could, might, or may happen. Of course, it might not, either. And that's the beauty of this kind of football writing.
You don't have to say anything at all.
Jury gets case against former Bronco Perrish Cox
Cox did not testify in his own defense of charges that he raped a woman who was passed out at his apartment over Labor Day 2010.
In court earlier this morning, the prosecution played a video recording of the interrogation of Cox in December 2010, during which he repeatedly denied having sex with the alleged victim.
"I didn't touch her at all," Cox said, throwing his hands into the air. "She wasn't even drunk." After he was arrested by police, Cox asked the officers "I'm going to jail? Are you kidding me?"
In his closing statement, Steinberg said his client may have lied about having sexual contact with the alleged victim. "There may be a long line of distinguished individuals who did the same," Steinberg said. "But that doesn't make it rape."
I'm sorry, but is Steinberg implying that Perrish Cox is a distinguished individual?
ESPN's Hines Ward "Happy Endings" Headline Is A Rorschach Test For Racists, Perverts Everywhere
Did you read ESPN.com's story about Hines Ward being cut by the Steelers, the only team he's known for 14 seasons? Did you see that their headline was "No Happy Endings," because Ward loves Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh loves Ward and it's sad that it had to end this way?
Sigh. There's a whole lot that can be written about Hines Ward and his achievements as a football player before getting into his ethnicity. Unfortunately, the Worldwide Leader does not seem to think so.
Matt Yoder and Christmas Ape offer their takes.
Source: Peyton Hillis won't be tagged
Throughout the past season, Hillis has wavered about whether he wants to continue playing football, and even considered joining the CIA, according to team sources.
It is unclear if he actually pursued a career with the CIA.
Gotta wonder if it's Hillis doing the dumping as he changes agents for the fourth time in over a year.
More reaction from With Leather and Shutdown Corner.
Raiders to cut LB Wimbley if new deal isn't reached
The Raiders will cut linebacker Kamerion Wimbley if he does not restructure his deal, a team source said Thursday.
Wimbley is due to make $11 million this season, with $6.5 million guaranteed, and Oakland is trying to restructure its budget and get under the salary cap.
Wimbley also has triggers in his deal that execute $19 million in future guarantees if he's not released before the start of the league year. The Raiders value Wimbley and he is one of few pass rushing options they have, but the team also has lots of money tied up in its front seven and is in a cap crunch.
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|BNY Mellon Weekly Fixed Income Market Commentary - November 19, 2014
November 19, 2014
Giving Thanks
As this is our last weekly before the Thanksgiving holiday, we thought it appropriate to provide a market view of things that we can give thanks to this year. To say that the market expectations at the start of the year were well off the actual mark is a vast understatement. With expectations that the global economy would firmly emerge from the shadows of the financial crisis, rising rates were a widely held market expectation. The consensus expected a 10-year yield in excess of 3% and a 30-year north of 4% on the heels of U.S. growth that would accelerate into the 3% range at the end of the year. While interest rate estimates could not have been further from the mark, U.S. growth estimates are trending relatively close to the 2.9% 4Q:14 y/y expectations. The resilient U.S. economy is the first thing that we are thankful for with the following table illustrating that most data points have an either positive or neutral trend. Employment gains remain the standout performer for the economy as the unemployment rate has fallen to 5.8% on the heels of an average +230k in monthly non-farm jobs this year. Concerns around the participation rate continue, although it has been largely stable for the year with structural changes providing a partial explanation for the precipitous drop off since 2008. The largest blemish on the employment picture is the lack of wage growth, which has been in the 2% range for the past five years, well below the 3%-3.5% we saw prior to the crisis. The Fed, nonetheless, is maintaining its higher inflation outlook, likely due to the expectation that wage growth will begin to accelerate as the UER approaches 5.5%.
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In his August 2013 Economic Update, BNY Mellon Chief Economist Dick Hoey states that he expects sustained global economic expansion, with a broad pattern of growth in both developed and emerging countries. From a longer-term perspective, emerging countries have a higher trend growth rate than developed countries, due to continued diffusion of modern technologies and the long-term uptrend in the productivity of their labor force. Cyclically, however, the countries with the best prospects for a near-term improvement in economic growth are the developed countries, as they recover from depressed levels of economic activity in response to easy monetary policy.
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Has diversification failed investors? And is there a right time to invest? The financial and real estate market crises that began in 2007 and the rapid equity market rise since early 2009 have left some advisors and investors wondering if the time-honored principles of portfolio diversification and the importance of proper asset allocation no longer apply. Chasing recent, strong-performing asset classes or strategies may be tempting to investors; but, unfortunately, it is often a detrimental strategy. The variability of returns among different asset classes poses difficulties in asset allocation. We believe within this variability lies the investor's greatest opportunity.
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The financial challenge facing retirees today is unlike anything they have ever experienced before. A recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll found that, of 2,151 respondents, 34% of Americans have no retirement savings and 27% have no personal savings. This situation requires financial professionals to find new and innovative ways to address the retirement shortfall. As with any challenge, we are often forced to confront long-held basic assumptions and turn them on their heads.
|Fixed Income Commentary, December 10, 2010
December 10, 2010
Taxes took center stage this week, as President Obama announced a tax compromise that would extend the Bush tax cuts for all, while also providing fairly favorable treatment of capital gains, dividends and the estate tax. In exchange, unemployment benefits would be extended for an additional year, while a surprise reduction in the payroll tax could potentially add up to 0.7% to GDP next year.
|Fixed Income Commentary, December 3, 2010
December 03, 2010
Stocks and bonds gyrated this week on growing and then waning concerns over the viability of the European Common Union. Investors had not taken kindly to the details of the Irish bailout plan announced last week. Of primary concern was the belief that the plan would do little to stop deteriorating conditions in other periphery nations.
|Fixed Income Commentary, November 19, 2010
November 19, 2010
Fixed income markets were generally weaker, as questions about the efficacy and longevity of QE2 are debated in the market. Treasuries yields were mostly higher by week's end, although they were stronger from the lows put in at the start of the week. The municipal market continued to struggle through another week of mountainous supply.
|Capital Markets Brief: Are We There Yet? by Lockwood Advisors, Inc. - November 2010
November 19, 2010
On September 20, 2010, the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) made the announcement that it has determined an official end to the nation's most recent recessionary period. The NBER concluded that the recession, which began in December 2007, had actually culminated fourteen months ago in June 2009. And, while the U.S. stock markets treated the news with a favorable reception, the declaration left many pondering the relevancy of what may be a stale conclusion. At present, there are numerous indications that the U.S. economy is not functioning particularly robustly, and many may wonder exactly how it was reasoned that the recession ended over a year ago.
|Fixed Income Commentary, November 12, 2010
November 12, 2010
As the markets continued to digest the impact of QE2, volatility picked up, with a slight move away from risk assets. Stocks retreated after returning to pre-Lehman levels last week. Treasury prices were lower on the week on weak auctions and a potential rethinking of the post QE2 trade.
|Fixed Income Commentary, November 5, 2010
November 05, 2010
The Fed launched the much anticipated QE2 this week, announcing a $600 billion asset purchase program to be executed over an eight-month period. The $75 billion in monthly purchases will focus on the 5- to 7- year part of the curve, and had far less long bonds than many investors expected.
|Fixed Income Commentary, October 29, 2010
October 29, 2010
This week's activity was dominated by expectations of next week's major events, mainly the elections and the Fed meeting. It is widely anticipated that the Republican party will control the House, with an outside chance of a Senate victory also.
|Fixed Income Commentary, October 22, 2010
October 22, 2010
The markets continue to be dominated by the prospects of QE2, with investors remaining patient with their allocation to risk. Stocks were the biggest beneficiaries this week, as bonds were generally range bound to slightly weaker.
|Fixed Income Commentary, October 15, 2010
October 15, 2010
The markets were dominated by foreclosure news, a weak dollar and strong corporate earnings during the week. The first two halted the multi-month rally in the bond markets, while the latter allowed stocks to post a positive week despite the first two items.
|Fixed Income Commentary, October 8, 2010
October 08, 2010
The Friday, October 8 employment report posted a large headline miss, with payrolls contracting by 95,000 versus a flat expectation. The employment rate held steady at 9.6%, while the underemployment rate crept up to 17.1%. While in prior quarters, this miss would have caused a flight out of risk assets, it solidified the belief that the Fed would move forward on QE2 in the near term.
|Fixed Income Commentary, October 1, 2010
October 01, 2010
Stocks posted their strongest September since 1939. The risk trade was in full force during the month, with "Don't Fight the Fed" being the rallying cry. While we worry about the complacency in the market that governments have the will and wherewithal to take care of global financial problems, the momentum is strongly in favor of risk.
|Fixed Income Commentary, September 24, 2010
September 24, 2010
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged this week, although its policy statement indicated that it would launch QE2 if it felt the economy was faltering. As the purchase of treasuries would have a prominent role in QE2, government bonds rallied near the year's low yields and the 10-year closed at 2.55% mid-week.
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Economic and corporate data continue to be mixed, consistent with slow growth, but absent indications of a double dip or deflationary pressures. Fixed income seems to be adjusting to this slow growth -- low rate reality, and fund flows continue to strongly favor bonds over U.S. equities.
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Nothing seems to rattle the U.S.financial markets quite like the periodic rumblings of currency adjustment that come from China.
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The presumed new owner of Frontier Airlines plans to more than double the size of the airline and will "take a hard look" at expanding service in cities such as Milwaukee, The Business Journal has learned.
"Milwaukee is one of those communities, not unlike several of like size, that has seen some loss of service from airlines in general over the last several years," Bill Franke, managing partner of Indigo Partners LLC, said in a phone interview with The Business Journal on Tuesday. "It's our intention to take a hard look at all those communities as we try to establish a network for the airline."
Phoenix-based Indigo reached an agreement Monday night with Frontier's owner, Republic Airways Holdings Inc., to buy Denver-based Frontier for $145 million in cash and debt assumption, according to the Denver Business Journal, a sister publication of The Business Journal Serving Greater Milwaukee. The deal is contingent on, among other things, reaching a labor agreement with pilots and flight attendants.
As part of the transaction, Frontier will order 80 new aircraft, more than doubling its current total of 50, Franke said.
"That implies we're going to have to fly other communities," he said. "We'll take a hard look as we develop the network at cities who need service and have a history of supporting airlines."
Frontier operated a hub at Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport for a few years after Republic bought the much-loved hometown airline Midwest Airlines in 2009 and converted it to the Frontier brand. But the airline ultimately decided Milwaukee was an unprofitable market and dropped its daily flights out of the city from a peak of 87 down to just seven.
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Google Offers 'Themes' For Personalized Homepage
There's a flurry of activity in the newly invigorated personalized homepage category. Within the past two weeks all the major competitors have made announcements. First, AOL launched MyNetscape, followed by the release of "universal video widgets" on Pageflakes. Then the new MyYahoo launched. Yesterday Netvibes unveiled "Coriander," its next product release with new content modules. And tonight Google went public with "themes" (skins) for its personalized homepage (GPH).
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Obama's Stolen Election-2008- CIA cronies tell of fraud in Philly & OHSubmitted by ralph hornsby on Wed, 04/25/2012 - 00:14
Revisiting the Wikileaks Stratfor trove, we get an inkling of how politics work in America, circa 2008. An internal email exchange at the intelligence front operation (with honest to god CIA cronies) reveals vote fraud in Ohio and Philadelphia during the election.
Obama's use of thugs to intimidate voters in the City of Brotherly Love (and stuffed ballot boxes) is hardly a secret, although it was scantily reported by the establishment media at the time. Team Obama used "falsified delegate counts, falsified documents, and other violations" to steal the primary out from under Hillary Clinton, a dirty process documented by Democratic Party activist Gigi Gaston in her documentary, "We Will Not Be Silenced."
"The black Dems were caught stuffing the ballot boxes in Philly and Ohio as reported the night of the election and Sen. McCain chose not to fight," notes the Stratfor dump at Wikileaks.
Of course, it wasn't McCain's job to expose the vote fraud of Democrats. Both parties have done this for decades. Mitt Romney faces the same allegation this time around. Expect next to zero coverage by the Mockingbird corporate media.
It was McCain's job to pretend he was actually an alternative to Obama despite the fact both served as tools for the bankers. McCain's contributors included JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Wachovia (notorious for funding murderous Mexican drug cartels), Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and (naturally) Goldman Sachs.
This is almost a mirror of the folks who funded Obama.
Read the rest here: http://www.infowars.com/obamas-stolen-election/
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Judging by Twitter, Instagram and interviews, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran are having a blast traveling together on Swift's 2013 Red Tour. Swift even gifted Sheeran with a homemade gift ... at the expense of Kanye West.
The great thing about seeing Taylor Swift live in concert is that you never know who she'll bring out on stage to share the microphone with her. On Monday (Aug. 19) at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, Swift gave fans a major surprise when she performed a duet with Sara Bareilles.
Taylor Swift may have released an album called 'Fearless,' but she's not completely unafraid of everything. Swift recently revealed her biggest fears, what's left on her bucket list, vanity, workout list and more.
Taylor Swift didn't perform at the Teen Choice Awards on Sunday (Aug. 11), and she didn't turn up at the ceremony -- she was otherwise engaged and on tour. She didn't win any of the mainstream or pop awards for which she was nominated, but she did pocket two country-specific awards in absentia.
Fans and critics alike may think they know all there is to know about Taylor Swift's love life, either from the intense media scrutiny surrounding it or the fact that the singer is confessional in her song lyrics. Well, those people can guess again, since Swift isn't kissing and telling -- or outing identities -- anytime soon. That's intel she chooses to keep classified.
Not only is Taylor Swift a phenomenal performer, she's also made of really tough stuff. The '22' hitmaker chipped a tooth onstage recently and didn't even stop the show.
Generations and genres collided when Taylor Swift invited '70s soft pop icon Carly Simon to perform with her at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. on Saturday night (July 27). The ladies teamed up for an amazing duet of Simon's smash 'You're So Vain.'
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The Good & Bad Zherdev
by Paul on 11/14/08 at 10:37 AM ET
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from Jay Greenberg of the NY Post,
Zherdev's 16 points in his first 19 games projects to 67 for the season, which, barring a spectacular postseason, probably would make it his only one in a Ranger uniform. His contract is up and so likely would be the organization's patience if someone this talented remains so invisible on so many nights.
"Alexei Kovalev," Chris Drury offered as a Zherdev comparison after a game earlier this season. Both high and faint praise considering how unfulfilling became Kovalev's tours of duty, particularly the second, in New York.
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Voros No Avery
by Paul on 11/10/08 at 09:12 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Can we please stop with the com parisons between Aaron Voros and Sean Avery? For better or worse, there are few similarities between the players beyond their shared willingness to go to the front of the net and absorb the punishment necessary to be effective in that hockey battle zone.
There are Rangers who celebrate the differences more than they celebrate the similarities, and that is surely their right. But be advised that Avery most certainly would not have been just another spectator in Washington, D.C., on Saturday when the Capitals made it their business to run Henrik Lundqvist and his teammates.
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Renney Calls For Smith Suspsension
by Paul on 11/07/08 at 09:24 AM ET
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from Stan Fischler of Game On,
Also feeling his oats was Aaron Voros who battled Ryan Malone in another excellent toe-to-toe bout in the first period and later traded punches with Tampa's belligerent goalie Mike Smith at 18:19 of the third. Voros also took an ankle chop from Smitty preceding the bout.
"I think he (Smith) should be suspended for that," says Renney.
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Rangers Want A Compensation Pick
by Paul on 11/06/08 at 09:00 PM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
The Rangers are seeking a compensatory selection in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft for the loss of Alexei Cherepanov, The Post has learned.
Glen Sather raised the issue at the general managers' meeting in Chicago two weeks ago, citing CBA Article 8.3 (b) that stipulates that compensatory picks be awarded to teams unable to sign first-round draft picks.
Sather is submitting that the Rangers should receive the 17th selection in the second round of June's draft as compensation for losing Cherepanov, the 17th overall selection in the 2006 Draft who died in Russia on Oct. 13 while playing for Omsk.
"At this point, the league has taken no position on the Rangers' request," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly told The Post. "The matter is in front of the league's general managers, who will address the subject at their next meeting in March.
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Renney Not Happy After Loss To Islanders
by Paul on 11/05/08 at 09:39 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Brandon Dubinsky, whose game has been slipping for over a week, reached his nadir. Aaron Voros had another too quiet game. Nikolai Zherdev was average. Drury wasn't good at all. Scott Gomez was erratic. Wade Redden continued to turn almost every play available to him into a soft, ineffective one.
Renney was fuming, and it wasn't only because of the amazingly inept power play. The Rangers did not assert themselves physically. They have no intimidating physical force. Instead, they allowed Andy Sutton to menace their small forwards anywhere he pleased.
"I'm [ticked] right off," said the head coach. "We need to get a little more dirt on our faces, need to get nicked up a little. It's the whole game; the entire game. We've lost two in a row for a reason."
more on the Rangers loss to the Islanders last night…
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Give Gomez A Goal Scorer
by Paul on 11/03/08 at 09:50 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
...the most distressing pattern thus far revolves around the Renney's reluctance to give his best playmaking center, his most creative pivot and his elite puck-carrying breakdown skater - they're all Scott Gomez, by the way - complementary wingers who belong on his line. The head coach's attempt to spread the wealth has created a fragmented offense lacking a go-to line with which the opposition must contend.
The Rangers have committed $51M over seven years to Gomez, yet they've assigned him to play with Nigel Dawes and Ryan Callahan, wingers who probably are more compatible to third-line responsibility. They have taken their most talented center and all but marginalized him as an offensive force.
more issues with the Rangers…
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How To Beat A Goal Scoring Slump
by Paul on 10/31/08 at 09:33 PM ET
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from Steve Zipay of Newsday,
"You try to find something that relaxes you, "Naslund said. "Whether it's watching a movie or listening to music or playing with the kids. I think you need the mental release from thinking about the game and what's going wrong ... Now, I'm just trying to enjoy it more than anything, have fun and enjoy the moment. I always think it's nice to get your mind off hockey. I don't watch hockey when I'm at home, I try to get a breather."
more on Markus Naslund…
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Zherdev Getting Attention In The Big Apple
by Paul on 10/31/08 at 08:54 AM ET
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from Lynn Zinser of the New York Times,
After the Rangers celebrated their 3-2 victory, which gave them a 10-2-1 start, Zherdev shared few feelings. In his fifth N.H.L. season, Zherdev still speaks only a smattering of English. Still, he tried to get across what the move from Columbus to New York had done for him.
"I am very comfortable," Zherdev said. "It is better here than Columbus. I am very comfortable.
"New team, new system, every game I try better and better."
From all accounts, Zherdev has embraced the fresh start. He has scored five goals and possesses an electric quality on the ice. He has certainly enjoyed the club's hot start, in contrast to the mediocrity of Columbus, which has never made the playoffs. And there, he had all the expectations that came with his high draft spot.
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Zherdev Has Real Leaders He Can Learn From
by Paul on 10/30/08 at 11:31 AM ET
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from Arthur Staple of Newsday,
Zherdev is older now than Kovalev was then. Wiser, too, one hopes, after four seasons of futility in Columbus. His plus/minus is a league- best +9, which says a little about his attention to detail in his own zone.
There's another plus: He's got teammates now who prefer to lead by example. Jaromir Jagr and Brendan Shanahan, who made his departure official Wednesday, were too far beyond their prime to be that kind of leader. Shanahan always knew the right thing to say, and Jagr played class clown well to Shanahan's class president, but neither had the skills left to be the good example for a player like Zherdev.
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Good Mix In New York
by Paul on 10/30/08 at 09:10 AM ET
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from Craig Simpson of Blogs and Colums at CBC,
This season's early success seems to justify the eight-year rebuilding process that general manager Glen Sather has endured.
At times it was painful, and after the first four years without playoffs, Sather's team is now looking for its fourth straight playoff run.
For years the Rangers had hung on to veteran players and brought in big-name personalities that at times had more ego than they had game. Breaking the ties with Ranger heroes like Mark Messier, Mike Richter and Brian Leetch were difficult moves given their years of quality service and Stanley Cup history, but were necessary in order to move on and turn the page as a franchise.
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Father-of-one Daniel McColgan was gunned down by a UDA gang as he arrived for work at a sorting office in the loyalist Rathcoole estate in the Newtownabbey area of north Belfast 12 years ago.
No-one has been convicted of the sectarian murder of the 22-year-old Catholic.
But lawyers for his family had requested that a number of individuals who were detained and quizzed by police, but ultimately not charged, should be called as witnesses to the inquest, which is scheduled to start in December.
Northern Ireland's Senior Coroner John Leckey rejected their submission, noting that people who had not been charged over killings had not been called to other inquests.
"I'm not going to go down that path," he told the family's barrister Andrew Moriarty at a preliminary hearing in Belfast.
However, Mr Leckey did agree to another request from the family to add a Scottish-based author who wrote a book about the UDA to the witness list.
At a hearing earlier this year Mr Moriarty had suggested that, according to press archives, 12 people had been detained and questioned by detectives since the murder.
Outlining his response to the submission on Tuesday, Mr Leckey explained why he would not call such individuals to the stand.
"This is something that has arisen in countless other inquests," he said.
"And as far as I'm concerned people brought in by the police for questioning but against whom charges are not raised are not called as witnesses."
Mr Moriarty had also asked the coroner to consider adding the author Ian S Wood to the witness list.
Mr Wood, an Edinburgh-based writer, penned Crimes Of Loyalty: A History Of The UDA, which was published in 2006.
A section of the book refers to Mr McColgan's murder and the bereaved family want the author to give evidence on what his investigations had uncovered.
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Fall River, in Columbia County, isn't that big. It has less than 2000 residents. But, a few families there are making sure their voices are heard and speaking up for those who can't.
The Schwartz family has been down one member since April. It all started when their youngest, Sophia, got bit by the neighbor's dog. The neighbor got fined, but so did the Schwartz family
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The piece is very long, and very good. Everyone who is interested in this sort of thing should give it a read and then tell your friends and family about it.
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HMV joining online DRM Free MP3 Sellers
HMV seems like the latest big name to join the DRM Free MP3 sales market. Looks like they plan to undercut iTMS in an attempt to increase sales.
HMV and other bricks and mortar music stores haven't been doing so well of late as sales of physical CDs have been dropping.
Apple iPhone and DRM
The iPhone hype hides a basic problem with the product – Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) inside the iPhone means that it wont be under your control. Apple has built this "smart" phone to dumb you down. They also want you to switch your cell phone service to AT&T – who collaborated with the National Security Agency (NSA) in its massive, illegal program to wiretap and data mine Americans' communications.
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Today the FSF announces the release of the GPLv3. The announcement coincidentally is on the same day as Apple's much awaited iPhone release.
As the GPLv3 press release states:
"Tivoization" is a term coined by the FSF to describe devices that are built with free software, but that use technical measures to prevent the user from making modifications to the software—a fundamental freedom for free software users—and an attack on free software that the GPLv3 will put a stop to.
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EMI execs are expressing confidence that the trend will continue, and other labels are considering joining them, probably when more data has come in.
The most popular free software license - the GNU GPL - will combat DRM
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On this date many thousands of free software projects will start to switch to this license. And GPLv3 is squarely aimed at defeating DRM.
Many corporations use GPL covered works to build their products. The successful adoption of GPLv3 will help limit DRM to those products built with proprietary software. Those products will be less attractive to consumers, more expensive, and less useful.
Free The BBC Site launched
Binary Freedom just launched FreeTheBBC.info with an open letter to the BBC regarding their decision to use proprietary formats and DRM despite overwhelming public comment early this year in support of open formats and content free of DRM.
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A few months back, AnywhereCD launched offering a new service, buy a physicals cd AND get the digital download immediately. Anywhere made deals with numerous record companies, including Warner. Shortly after launch, Warner cried foul. The lawsuits started flying.
This week brings news of a settlement. Under the terms, you can get your warner CDs and MP3 from AnywhereCD until September.
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DRM Free Clasical Music Downloads
The Christian Science Monitor has a good article about classical music without DRM.
The article makes the point that digital sales of classical music are pretty high and that classical music fans are willing to spend money on digital music sales for larger files.
Industry figures are hopeful that dropping copy protection – thus allowing for big, clear-sounding and noncompressed audio files – will generate even stronger interest in classical downloads.
TIME on DRM
Time Magazine ran an article last week about DRM. It gets alot right, and speaks in non geek terms:
Off the record, most executives--on the technology side at least--will tell you that DRM is a dinosaur that's waiting for the asteroid to hit. It's just a matter of when the music industry will stop assuming its customers are all criminals.
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On Friday, DefectiveByDesign members hit the streets to tell the public about Disney, DRM and the Intellectual Property Protection Act 2007 (IPPA2007).
In Boston a large group composed of DefectiveByDesign members, and activists from FreeCulture.org and BinaryFreedom.info gathered, at Boston's main cinema on Boston Common.
IPPA Disney DRM Fact Sheet
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Amazon to sell music without DRM
Another nail in the coffin for DRM on digital music downloads. Amazon officially announced this week that it will sell digital music without DRM in the MP3 format (which still is proprietary and covered by software patents).
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On Monday the disgraced Attorney General Alberto Gonzales who has done a pretty good job of destroying the reputation of the Justice Department announced that he wants to destroy computer users rights by proposing laws to protect "intellectual property".
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|Tue, 04-02-2013 - 3:44pm
I only have boys, so while I have an opinion on this, wanted to see how the moms of teen girls feel about store's such as Victoria's Secret carrying lines of sexy underwear that are for college aged girls, but appeal to a teen audience. They were recently targeted by moms for their "Bright Young Things" spring break line. From Time.com:
But should anyone be walking around in undies that declare "Dare You," "Call Me" or "Feeling Lucky?" like some of the missives printed on the manufacturer's spring-break inventory? That's certainly a matter of personal taste — for adults. But for young girls, "This speaks to the idea that girls have a fantasy of being raped, that women on some level are asking for it," says Dana Udall-Weiner, a Santa Fe, N.M., psychologist who works with girls on body image.
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|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:29pm
I said that my son in this post to Thardy : "Welcome to high school in the 21st century. We aren't the kind of people to try to ruin a young girl's life over a lapse in judgment. Usually all it takes is for the boy to tell the girl that he's deleted the picture and that he's disappointed in her for sending it."
Missed that and if I DID see it, I would have NEVER guessed you were speaking of your son. That was not very clear.
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:30pm

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That's where we differ, Jambles. Because I have taught my kids that the exercise of their sexuality is indeed a moral issue. Frankly, if my 12 year old thought it was cool to adorn her crotch with messages advertising it's availability, I'd feel like I'd failed in the instilling basic values department.

THIS.

Yes agree with SAvcal & Bord. And if my chld brings home slutty clothes whether it's underwear or a something that is too short or whatever, I don't care if she paid for it with her own money. It would be returned to the store. Jam doesn't approve of these clothes until she has to join in with Spring & defend her position. Now it's great to buy clothes a parent doesn't approve of as long as they picked it out themselves and bought it with their own money??? That's pretty sad. I have no problem setting limits with what my children may wear. Luckily they don't want to wear a skirt that is up to their a** or underwear that says come take me now, etc. Actually I don't consider that luck.
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:33pm
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:35pm
No, no you don't. You have completely misunderstood despite it being explained to you several times. Get your mind out of the gutter. That might help.
Ummm...you DID say sexting correct?
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:38pm
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:39pm
Upset maybe that maybe the girl he knows would do that but appalled and a little scared? Come on.
Even if he couldn't find it in him to be scared and appalled on a moral level, you'd think that the possible repercussions if he'd been found with the picture on his phone would be enough to freak him out quite a bit.
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:40pm
How would I know? You're the one who takes your 9 year old to Spencer's and finds it hilarious.
Ummm...no...you should re-read that. I said I have gone to go in there and then said, umm....no (meaning we turned around realizing that the 9 yr old should not be in there). There are things in there that are perfectly fine though for any age and there is a spot for adult things but I would rather not have to explain some things yet.
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:40pm

Can you not read? "He's an adult. He can wear what he wants. But I would definitely express my displeasure and tell him I thought he was trashy for wearing it. "

Gotcha so you can't really tell him what to do then.

Ummm no. Have I ever posited that I treat my husband like my child?
|Wed, 04-03-2013 - 3:41pm

NO. Why is that you think those of us without teenage girls can't speak for shopping for underwear but you can speak for ALL teenage boys on their emotions? Yea, double standard much?

Nope, I met my dh when he was a teenager lol.

Again, I didn't say anything that you are claiming, nothing I have said on this subject is similar to what you are saying. Zip. I still don't think it's funny that you think a proper appropriate response to inappropriate action is funny and cause for concern but I guess my standards are different? I don't know, help me out here...why do you think this response is cause for concern? I think you really need to look at your reaction to this situation.

You are really making no sense. Can you answer the questions I asked about PT's in our parents and grandparents days? I guess they just didn't have "morals" either like these "bad" girls who wear these underwear?

Well then, those of us with only boys were teenage girls once, right? So there goes that point, again. <<Springy regrets bringing her dh into the discussion so I'm editing the fact that I'm not going to talk about it in the context of this debate. Yikes>> Pass on that.
Perhaps if you read my comments, I would make more sense? You keep asking me questions and making comments about things I never said. I have no idea what you are talking about with PT's and our parents and grandparents...I have already asked you what that heck you were talking about and you never answered.


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