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Thank goodness Keeping Up with the Kardashians is returning with new episodes on Sunday, December 13.
After all, it's been far too long since Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian have been in the news. We've gone minutes without writing about their latest attention-seeking actions.
The sisters - along with other family members that contribute nothing to society - premiere the fourth season of their reality show in less than two weeks. As the poster below teases: What a difference a year makes.
A few months ago, Kourtney wasn't pregnant and Khloe wasn't married. What would the new season have even focused on if the writers hadn't asked these siblings to make drastic life changes?
Tune in to E! on December 13 for new drama, new intrigue and to finally realize: you really need to get a life if you care at all how these people live theirs.
Not a great pic for Kim. Khloe looks great. She's really sexy. Kourtney however is the standout. She is the best looking of all the sisters, even with her pregnant belly. She looks super sexy. Wow! I'm glad she did this shot.
Haters!!! All 3 of them look beautiful!
It's not their fault, its the directors picture. Yea, bad call director dumbass. They all could've looked way better in something else.
Ewww. I am no prude but too many girls just don't have respect for themselves anymore. If you have to resort to flaunting yourself in order be famous or make money, you obviously have no talent.
kims boobs look pointy and i am not down with kourtney, i think pregnat is prety but come one really do you have to be in a nighty 9 months prego lol


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Creepy US spy agency flings WORLD SLURPING OCTOPUS into orbit
At least they are being honest about their intentions. Rare enough in politicians, spooks, and bureaucrats
Blighty's winter storms are PUNY compared to Saturn's 200mph, 15,000 mile wide HEXACANE
Looks like a copyright symbol on that storm (top image, lower part of hexagon)
Quick! Who can we blame?
NASA opens its Jupiter photo album to honour Pioneer 10
That brings back memories
I followed all the Mariner, Viking, Pioneer, Voyager mission as a kid/youngster. Awesome era of space research. I will raise a glass to this anniversary, and all the engineers and other (other) visionaries involved.
Calling Doctor Caroline Langensiepen of Nottingham Trent uni
Neat, but...
a true compute science approach to generate an ElReg-style paper would be to write a script to turn an ordinary paper into and ElReg paper by auto replacement of terms like "scientist" into "boffin", "psychologist" into "trick cyclist", and convert every SI unit into approved ElReg units. Alternatively, adapt the SCIgen automatic scientific paper generator into an ElReg article generator
What is thy bidding? Han Solo's shooter goes under the hammer
Z: "Imagine I have a blaster ray in my hand"
Captain: "But you have a blaster ray in your hand"
Z: "So you wouldn't have to tax your imagination too much"
Mine is the one with the Genuine Kill-O-Zap Gun in the pocket
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Great In Memoriam! I'll drink to that (as if I needed an excuse )
Saturn's moon Titan had swamps, say astroboffins
Yes, they were all called Zem
The one with the radio plays on cassette tape in the pocket please
Fun-killing fireshow-flunking ZOMBIE COMET ISON only LOOKED alive
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Re: Wrong Priorities
You are right. By not going on this mission they could have spent a whole $0.06 per capita on education and the like. Besides, by developing the capability to launch hefty kit into any orbit they please (cheaply), they are not gaining access to any kind of useful market. After all, satellites aren't money spinners, and level-headed business men like Elon Musk steer well clear of this kind of frivolous, money-wasting projects.
Aliens, because, well, it's about Mars, init?
China's Jade Rabbit takes great hop for mankind
Big thumbs up to the Chinese
I'll keep my fingers crossed for Yutu (is there a U2 fan in the team? ;-) )
Fancy knocking off early? Just run our fake computer crash 'virus', say admen
Re: Utter Bastards
The UTTER bastard is the one wielding the cattle prods and sending abusive e-mails in your name to the CEO to get you fired. Oh, and his PFY would put you on some most-wanted (armed and dangerous) list to give you a well-deserved wake-up call by armed police.
Isn't that about right, Simon?
I sense a little student project with webcam and computer vision software coming on. Detect hat + coat = crash system.
Hat and coat please!
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I have seen it for 349 Euro here in the Netherlands also too much compared with US prices, but not as ridiculous as the UK. Rip-off Britain at work?
'Schrödinger's Comet' ISON LIVES (or DOESN'T) after Thanksgiving solar roast
Re: 'Schrödinger's Comet'
No, no, no!! Quantum theory states:
1/√2 | IsON 〉 + 1/√2 | IsOff 〉
Until the observers can reach agreement, I suppose
RIP Comet ISON: ???-2013. We hardly knew ye
It seems alive and kicking
If it does emerge again if should say
"I'm not dead yet!!
I'm feeling better"
Alternatively, we should train larger scopes on it to see if there is a card
"I aten't dead!"
There does seem to be some remnant there, but it is unlikely to give us a spectacular show. Pity for those living in parts of the world not covered in solid clouds for the next week or two.
I am happy I took the time to spot it in the morning sky (and was lucky enough to have two whole clear mornings this whole autumn),
Latest SOHO image suggest ISON is lighting up again. Now all I need is a clear patch of sky
Anglo-Australian cricket brawl spills over into coding clash
For a lame game?
Sorry, I'll get me coat. The one with Wisden in the pocket please
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@ Stoneshop Re: The wonders of having a metal phone body
You are right: the filter is the main culprit. Possibly the reduced distance between mains and low-voltage ends of the small transformer (compared to the beefier old ones) increases risk, but that distance is not smaller that the distances typically found in optical couplers (and they are safe, as a rule).
Re: The wonders of having a metal phone body
As the charger is only designed to deliver a few volts, and almost any plug you think of has the zero/earth on the outer shell of the plug, a metal casing should be perfectly safe. An old-fashioned charger with transformer would insulate the low voltage circuit completely from mains, and is therefore the safer option. However, with copper prices the way they are, and the weight and bulk of a transformer, most supplies are now switching power supplies, in which there is a potential conductive path from mains to low voltage. Properly designed, there should be fail-safes that should prevent accidents happening. In cheap replacements, these can apparently fail. So while I can understand why phone designers can get metal casings approved, a plastic case would provide an extra fail-safe. Not buying dodgy chargers is another.
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What will it's first instruction be: "Go forth and multiply"?
Sorry, couldn't resist. I'll keep my fingers crossed for their mission. It is great to see more people get involved in serious space exploration.
Our Sun menaces comet 'of the century' ISON with FIERY DESTRUCTION
Fingers crossed
But I fear clouds will spoil the party here.
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Re: Translation from MS BOFH speak to English...
A BOFH would have issued some non-maskable interrupts to the groinal area of those responsible. Next time (and I do not doubt there will be a next time) Azure and Office 365 fail be on the look-out for heads of IT or beancounters showing signs of discomfort in said area
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If you are right
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Very nice indeed
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Re: @SeeingMole
Good points. I do satellite image analysis as part of my research, and most satellite data are used (panchromatic) at 1m resolution (these are often down-sampled to 2m to reduce the compute and storage load by a factor of four). To process the entire land surface of the world (150 Tpixel at 1m, give or take) in a week is quite a challenge, logistically and computationally. The new generation of satellites can give 30cm resolution, so roughly ten times more data: 1.5 Exapixel (ouch). Recognizing anybody at 30 cm resolution is impossible. Better resolution may be available in military satellites, but normally higher resolution work is done by aerial imaging.
What I do not understand in Google's reaction is why they do not apply some simple morphological filters to the image patch to remove the details. This is quite easy and fast. Using simple area-open-close, or levelling from markers you could remove the small features on the road without affecting the rest. Alternatively, edit out the data manually, and use image inpainting to stitch up the hole.
Reg hack fondles a sexy Pro: An Apple MacBook 13in with Retina display
The lack of upgrade option is slightly ironic
Given that the original Apple II was a runaway success precisely because it could be upgraded and extended so easily.
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You guys really know haw to build up excitement!
Go LOHAN, GO!
LOOK UP! Comet ISON could EXPLODE in our skies – astronomers
I have spotted ISON a week or so ago, not much to look at through my 15x70 binoculars, but nice to have seen. Solid grey cloud ever since, so any brightening or fragmentation well hidden here in the Netherlands. I did spot comet Lovejoy in Leo, and it is very nice indeed through binoculars. Comet C/2012 X1 was visible too, but only just in my big binoculars,but alas I missed Encke. Still three out of four reasonably bright comets in one (early) morning session is great.
Now we hear Comet Nevski (also in Leo) has brightened and should be visible in small telescopes or big binoculars, but of course, clouds block the view (the Netherlands is every bit as bad as the UK).
Who's Who: a Reg quest to find the BEST DOCTOR
I only ever got to see Tom Baker as a kid in the Netherlands. That is probably why he is my favourite. For the same reason, the original Star Trek is my favourite. Mr Spock was my favourite character, but that is of course logical.
WHO was it that TAMED the WOLF? Heel, Rex! No! Aarrghh!
I thought cats domesticated us
See "The Unadulterated Cat" by T. Pratchett
Goodbye cruel world: Robot 'commits suicide' in KITCHEN FIREBALL
You people do not understand the suffering
caused by a pain in all the diodes down its left side
Coroner suggests cars should block mobile phones
Re; Yes well... + Statistics 101
"4: Fix the roads. 80% of deaths on country roads occur on bends because 80% of country roads is made up of bends."
If 80% of deaths occur on 80% of the roads, that strongly suggests the remaining 20% has 20% of the deaths, and therefore are no safer that the 80% referred to previously.
Bends are likely to be more dangerous, but the "statistics" cited don't show it
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Perhaps the sentence
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Well done, sir(s) well done!
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Photosphere? I just observed the photosphere, and it was full of spots, by contrast, the chromosphere showed lots of prominences.
Coat please, and hand me the backpack with the solar H-alpha telescope
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It is good to see movement towards better tooling to deal with the complexity of coding on complex platforms such as GP-GPU/CPU hybrids/clusters you name it. At the same time I sometimes doubt that I will always get an efficient solution if hardware details are hidden from the coder. Some code optimizers to a sterling job on a variety of tasks, but sometimes you need to tailor your approach to the underlying architecture. Of course, if a tool works well in a large percentage of cases that is still a bonus, so long as the tools do not get in the way of people needing to access the machine at a lower level of abstraction, for those instances not properly covered by the tools.
One real fear is that people will assume that the code optimizer (or smart virtual machine in the case of Java) will do the work for them, and solve all their problems. I do not so much fear that real coders of parallel systems will walk blindly into that trap, but things might be different in higher management layers of an organization. I can just hear them say "Why do we need these expensive experts, when the code optimizer can automatically parallelize your code?"
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Who is running the simulations?
Easy: White mice!!
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Waddyamean pointless! it has far more little points than the old one!!
Sorry, couldn't resist.
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It is important that we still teach machine coding at some level. I have included coding very simple programs on a simulated microprocessor in our course "Introduction to Computing Science". It helps people understand what goes on "under the hood" when coding in C (in the course "Imperative Programming" running in parallel). These simulators can run on the Pi or Arduino controllers, I suppose. In particular, simulators can show what is going on graphically, and that helps understanding as well.
Ah, what a trip down nostalgia lane, but with the processing grunt of a million pound (or more) machine from the 70s and 80s.
I must get myself one of these things (with the excuse of getting it for educational purposes for the kids, to make it fly under the missus' radar)
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As Blackadder said to lord Melchett.
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I recently found the dress while tidying up my sewing room and decided to complete it to wear for NYE 2012.
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The Daffodil Hotel and Spa features contemporary luxury on the shores of Grasmere water, in the heart of The Lake District and just a short walk from Grasmere village.
Score from 419 reviews Excellent
With wonderful views out over Waterhead Bay and Windermere, the family-run Lake House offers cooked breakfasts and leafy grounds. The 4-star bedrooms have free Wi-Fi and DVD players.
Score from 392 reviews Excellent
In the heart of the Lake District, this 4-star woodland estate features a luxury spa, award-winning dining and 35 acres of scenic grounds. Langdale Hotel & Spa is a 10-minute drive from Ambleside.
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Score from 131 reviews Wonderful
Friendliness of welcome. Very nice staff, super food. Very well appointed room. Very nice breakfast.
Clean and immaculate decor
Shower feeble. Bar meals over-priced
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Lovely big comfy bed Delicious food
Breakfast food supplement for smoked haddock. Dinner supplement for cheese. Dinner at £40 was over priced, wine at £25 was very over priced
The whole ambience of the hotel,peaceful surroundings,courteous and efficient staff.Comfort of our room was excellent.Definitely return and recommend to friends.
WFI was not free as we were led to believe from Booking.com but it was not a big issue with us.
The views surrounding the hotel
To wake up to the sound of a dog barking for half an hour Sunday morning. Being told I couldn't sit by the window because the waitress didn't have time to clear the tables!!
Loved the surroundings and the Views of the lake,
Our bedroom looked over the car Park so had to keep curtains closed for privacy
All staff very obliging in particular head waiter Food was very good.
Bathroom was very small and wi-fi was erratic
Quiet location pleasantly situated next to Ullswater lake.
One of the main reasons for chosing this hotel over a slightly cheaper hotel without WiFi was the free WiFi offered. Very unhappy - only BT openzone customers get free internet. Cost to conect for everyone else is £25/5 days or £10/day. False advertising and complaining to Macdonald group. Also no 3 phone coverage in this area exacerbated this problem.
We loved the setting. The staff were very helpful, friendly and efficient. Room was comfortable and clean. Food was worth the wait.
We were very inconvenienced by the lack of WiFi We chose this hotel as it advertised free WiFi in all areas and in fact the WiFi was only available for existing BT customers. My husband had some business to attend to during our stay which was impossible. Our booking conditions stated clearly that free WiFi was available in all areas of the hotel!!
The hotel is lovely with splendid views. The rooms are very lovely. Staff helpful when there was a problem
-Guests should not have to pay for Wi-Fi; -The food was not good. I sent back my dinner in the evening and then again the night before = not hot. Warm is not acceptable. -Dining room was lacking in ambience. I practically sat on the next table because of the lack of space between; - hotels down the road offered free Wi-Fi, hot food and spa facilities;
The restaurant was excellent. Delicious dinner.
There was no hotel Wi Fi. Only BT Openzone for those with BT accounts.
landscape is very beautiful where you can just walk to the lake beach
post code may leads to a wrong place about 200 yards away
Super location - excellent staff - good food - understated.
Location on lake Ullswater, views and room location all good.
Shower only luke warm,Having to authorise £50 on credit card to cover room service in case we used it.Limitations of access for pets,not really dog friendly.no draft beer in the hotel bar,bottles only at greatly inflated prices.Toilet not flushing properly.
Everything was perfect even though the decorators were in. Food,room,with excellent bathroom/shower .A perfect place in the Lake District.
Just back from a month in the USA ,"free internet" where ever we stayed and also at 2 other hotels we stayed at whilst touring in the Lakes. The management need to look at this option.
very cold in room when windy as wind blew in balcony door as if door was open!!!!
The location sat on Ulswater was amazing. Views must be some of the best anywhere. The rooms were spacious and done to a high standard. Half the staff were great. Food was very good.
Common areas needed a refurbishment. Bar was poor. Half staff did not want to be there. Little expensive. Poor car park. Expensive set dinner price. Beds could have been better
Location, views, friendly.
Food and drinks were over priced for bar menu considering size and quality.
Location Food Staff responded to curtain problem well.
Wi fi was not free as described in booking form
the room, the meals the ambiance
the wi-fi was very poor, and there was some sort of mix up. i booked through booking .com and it said free wi-fi but the hotel said that it was a mistake however they did give me free wi-fi and im pleased i hadn't had to pay separate for it as it was very poor. everything else was ace.
location fantastic breakfast very good staff first rate
no balcony with room
The advertised free wi fi was a con, if required a fee was required ! !
Room was dreadful Cramped, overheated and noisy.
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on May 4, 2012 at 8:52 am
Here's a link to a video I could find of it... very cool for Nick!!!
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he's going to remember that for the rest of his life and that's a good thing!!
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on May 4, 2012 at 9:49 am
To all Weekly readers who have their own Facebook page - and most do - go to Brittany's link and share the You Tube video was as many of your pals as you can. It is that priceless! And it doesn't take a Springsteen diehard (there are plenty in the Weekly newsroom and among the Weekly blog readers, yours truly included) to see that!
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That was wonderful!!!
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MIAMI — LeBron James led a title-saving charge, and now his crown will be on the line one more time in Game 7.
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You're looking at the first time in history a Harley-Davidson Road King has been asked to perform a back flip. You're also looking at a very lucky man.
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Aussie stunt rider Kain Saul – who on an XR1200 became the first man to successfully flip a Harley in 2009 – only just avoided having the 367kg bike land on top of him.
Not a problem in a foam pit – where the stunt was being practised – you might think. But you underestimate the crushing ability of an upside-down Road King in freefall, and the danger a leaking fuel breather poses submerged in 20ft of flammable foam.
"Shit man, that was a panic" admits the bike's builder, and boss of Harley dealer Quick-Fix Mildura, Gavin Walker. "It was going to rain, so Kain didn't have time to practise on the XR. The ground was damp, we didn't have enough run up, and we had to be quick. But Kain got psyched to do it, and once he'd gone he'd gone."
By the ramp's end a couple of important differences between the XR and the Road-King were apparent. The bike's standard heavier-flywheel, longer-stroke motor is slow to rev and the standard gearing a bit leggy for the job in hand. "He just wasn't making enough torque" explains Walker. "On the XR he leaves the ramp pulling about 3000rpm, but it was under two on the Road King. He soon got the feeling it wasn't going to come round all the way".
High engine speed is critical to success as the gyroscopic force generated by the spinning crank is what provides most of the bike's ability to flip. The bike effectively tries to rotate around its own crank as soon the wheels leave the ground. Theoretically, thanks to its heavy flywheel, it's a job the Road King should be able to do well.
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Who says Harleys are lame - ha ha look at him go! Wish someone would do that to a Hayabusa or R1 much more funny to watch!
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I have been working at MathWorks full-time (more than 8 years)
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- MathWorks creates some of the best (and in some cases, only) scientific computing tools in the industry, and is very well recognized.
- There is an impressive base of engineering grads (an MS is basically required for entry-level positions).
- In the large majority of cases, people work well together and there is a cooperative atmosphere.
- Honesty is placed in very high esteem, and people try hard to conform to that standard.
- Benefits are very good (401k match percentage is almost unheard of in the industry).
- EDG/ASE does provide a good opportunity to try out different departments before making a transfer.
- If you do a good job and are well-liked, you will move up in the ranks fairly quickly.Cons
- In EDG, if you are given the wrong manager (basically assigned by luck), then your career is doomed.
- Too many mandatory meetings and micro-management. In some cases I was asked to write a "plan" for a project that took as long as the actual project itself.
- There is a strict culture of doing things "the MathWorks way", even if there are better ways out there. Because of this, it takes forever for new features, and even bug fixes, to make its way into the customer's hands.
- Transferring between jobs inside the company is way more difficult than the other companies that I've worked at.
- The CS grads tend not to be as talented as engineering grads, yet they are courted more aggressively due to a lack of these types of people. Top-notch engineering grads will come here, whereas top-notch CS grads tend to turn down offers here because they would rather work for Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.
- Base salary is very mediocre. My starting salary at my new job was 25% higher.Advice to ManagementAdvice
- Be more aggressive in rolling out new features and bug fixes in the product.
- Trust employees more, and let them manage their own day-to-day duties.
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I have been working at MathWorks full-time (more than an year)Pros
MathWorks is a world-renowned company making the best tools possible. Highly technical and smart people.
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- Quarterly (profit sharing) bonuses helps significantly with the base salary.
- Free breakfast/cookies/drinks.
- Nice gestures of appreciation (i.e. Ice cream day, annual MW weekend in NH).
- Extremely solid company expanding for future growth and reinvesting; job is well-secured.
- Nice, collaborative environment, friendly workers all around campus.Cons
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- Too much micro-management, not enough trust. Can't get my work done independently and move on without being constantly bothered by another meeting, a process or workflow change, or the status of something.
- Lower than average base salary for doing a hell of a job.
- Not enough opportunities for in-house training or courses (unless it's MATLAB or coding related).
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Originally written on Waiting For Next Year | Last updated 11/14/14
Not in a long time can I remember this much talk between teams heading into a game as there has been leading up to this Sunday's match-up between the Browns and Ravens. Trent Richardson is going to exchange jerseys with Ray Rice. The Browns think they're a different team than the one that lost on Thursday night. Trent Richardson is the hardest player to tackle in the league according to the Ravens. Joe Haden thinks he can make a difference since he didn't play in the last one. The Browns are catching up to the competition in the AFC North according to many Browns players. Talk talk talk talk talk. None of the talk is particularly inflammatory or trashy. It isn't the old (hackneyed) bulletin board material. Still, it seems that winning two out of there last three has made the Browns feel like they can talk about where they're heading instead of being forced to dwell on how far away they are. Isn't it amazing what an incredibly ugly one-point victory over a team that looked disinterested can do for the psyche of a team? A game of inches, indeed. I hate to sound snarky or negative about it, but those are the facts. The Browns lost to Indianapolis when they weren't beating Cincinnati and San Diego. The win over the Bengals was legit in my eyes, but the San Diego game didn't exactly inspire confidence. You can say that the Browns imposed their will and demoralized the Chargers, but it seems tough to extricate the seeming disinterest and dysfunction on the San Diego sideline from the end result. Plus, after San Diego bounced back against (an admittedly awful) Chiefs team last night, you have to wonder if the Browns loss wasn't their "rock bottom." Even all that being said and as I discount wins just a tad, I'm happy the Browns are talking like a team on the rise. I just hope they can back it up and take advantage of the fact that they get to play the Ravens at home this time without having to match up against Ray Lewis or Lardarius Webb. No, I'm not discounting what could be a win against the Ravens this weekend should it happen. I'm merely pointing out how much worse it would be to have all these feelings of building and heading in a positive direction and maybe even arriving and then fall short. The talking leads me to believe that falling short isn't even in their minds. That's a good thing. With a bye week looming for all the positivity or negativity to fester, we all know what the preference would be. The Browns have talked their way into this game being almost a must-win. Obviously not for the playoffs or anything like that, but let's just say this might be a must-win for the sanity of the fan-base.
Original Story: http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/201...
PLAYERS: Trent Richardson, Ray Rice, Joe Haden, Ray Lewis, Lardarius Webb
TEAMS: Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens
TEAMS: Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens
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