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I really enjoyed it. I disagree with people saying that oil for this food is too much. It might be because of my cultural background (More fat is better). I think using olive oil would solve that problem. It's healthier but still tasty. One thing. I think this recipe is more in small portion size. I tried to make for 4 but it was enough for 3. However, if you tend to have small portion, the recipe might be good. Two tips: 1) I replaced shrimp with chicken but I think it might be better to marinate and fry chicken before a little bit and 2) if you don't have cornstarch you can use normal flower to make it thick.
I've made and enjoyed t his several times, and noticed that I hadn't rated/reviewed it yet. I always make it exactly as written, using sunflower oil, sea salt, some "Penzeys Freshly Ground Pepper" and white onion. At first I tried larger shrimp, but then I thought that the 51-60 count shrimp worked better, so stuck with those. It is very tasty, a nice medley of ingredients. I will say that as written it's not very spicy (I like it hot!) and there's perhaps too much oil used. But all in all, I enjoyed this a lot, usually for three big dinners. I recommend it!
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Last week, BuzzFeed's new books editor, Isaac Fitzgerald, said something outrageous: He would not be publishing negative reviews. "Why waste... More
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UC to Debut Free Online State History Database
The Web site Calisphere, which UC officials described as a "learning tool," doubles as both a database and a search engine. Internet users will be able to look at materials such as diary entries, artwork, cartoons and transcripts that have been gathered from cultural heritage organizations across the state and 10 UC campuses.
"The Calisphere Web site is a remarkable learning tool that will provide students with a rich experience of California's multicultural heritage," said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell. "It puts the libraries and museums of the entire UC system, along with rich historical resources from cultural heritage organizations, right at the fingertips of California students."
Unlike other databases such as the scholarly archive JSTOR, Calisphere does not require a subscription fee and its use is not limited to UC students and faculty.
"First of all, Calisphere is free, so it's open to anyone in the world," said Rosalie Lack, manager of public content at the California Digital Library. "It's not restricted information at all and anyone doing research will have Calisphere freely available."
The intent of Calisphere was to promote California's diverse history and its role in the world, Lack said. One of Calisphere's special features is the Japanese American Relocation Digital Archive, a comprehensive database with over 10,000 primary resource materials related to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Lack said Calisphere would have its most profound impact on K-12 classrooms.
"We've created something called Themed Collections," she said. "We use California content standards to organize subjects by content. Calisphere's (Themed Collections) will emphasize topics that will be taught in K-12 classrooms."
Teachers from all across California, including Bay Area middle and high schools, were included in focus panels to determine Calisphere's layout and the contents of its database.
Lack said the Calisphere's objective post-release is to find more content to include in the database.
"Today it's up and running but we will always be adding new content and undergoing new improvements such as new K-12 theme components," she said.
Jennifer Colvin, a spokesperson for the California Digital Library, was also excited about Calisphere's prospects.
"It's a great place to go to find new information with over 150,00 materials online," she said.
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Reactions to the 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards nominations announced Thursday in Los Angeles:
"I think I'll set a trend here and we'll see a lot of people wearing pyjamas next year." — Jimmy Kimmel, who wore pyjamas to announce the Emmy nominations live on TV and whose show, Jimmy Kimmel Live! was nominated for Outstanding Variety Programme.
"Popsicles after school. I'll go pick up my husband. He's got the day off. It's really hot here, so we'll go to this really great ice-cream, Popsicle shop. That will be my celebration. I'll toast the Emmy nomination with a chocolate Popsicle. I know it doesn't sound great, but they're amazing. There's another one that's a peanut butter pecan Popsicle."— Nicole Kidman, nominated for her starring role in the TV movie Hemingway & Gellhorn, speaking from Nashville, Tennessee.
"I have had the shriekiest morning of my life. I literally feel like I got asked to the prom and engaged and told I was going to the moon all in one day. Not to be too dramatic." — Lena Dunham, nominated for writing, directing and starring in the comedy Girls.
"It's insane. I can't believe it. And we're the show that's been there, too. That's weird, too. I can't believe we are on the air." — Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner on the show's 17 nominations.
"I was a little nervous, and then I walked past my phone this morning and noticed it blinking. I had a text from Julie Bowen that said 'wowie', so I thought it can't be that bad. We're at least at a 'wowie' level of excitement here. ... If you put a numerical value on that, a 'wow' would be an eight or a nine, and 'wowie' is probably in the teens." — Modern Family executive producer Christopher Lloyd on the show's 14 nominations.
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"We're going to have a really glamorous life. Our buses are going to link up in the parking lot and that's where we'll be." — Kevin Costner, who is on tour with his band in Oklahoma, on how he plans to celebrate his Emmy nod for his starring role in Hatfields & McCoys.
"My daughter heads out to camp tomorrow, so there's going to be a lot of packing involved. We have to get up early and get to the airport. That's what my day will be. I'm sure I will be talking to a lot of people. I just got a text from Kevin Costner, and me and Mare [Winningham] just traded an e-mail. It'll be nice to talk to people. These things are acknowledgments and for the actor, an opportunity to get another job maybe." — Bill Paxton, nominated for his lead role alongside Costner in Hatfields & McCoys.
"I was pretending to sleep. It wasn't going very well. I instructed everyone to not call me because I didn't want any condolence calls. I didn't want to pick them up thinking it was an exciting call, only to find out — waah, waah — it didn't happen. Then, my manager called me, and I screamed a lot. A lot. With great excitement." — Sarah Paulson, nominated for her supporting role in the TV movie Game Change.
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Christmas wishes granted in Nashua
Janine McCoy, an employee at Fidelity Investments, wheels a bike out of the Nashua Salvation Army on Thursday. The bike was given to a Nashua family in need. (KIMBERLY HOUGHTON/Union Leader Correspondent)
NASHUA -- Christmas is a festive time filled with joy and happiness for many families, but it is also a time to remember those people who are less fortunate in the community who may need a helping hand this time of year.
Teaming up with employees from Fidelity Investments, the Nashua Salvation Army on Montgomery Avenue helped make Christmas dreams come true for about 125 area families on Thursday, an annual tradition that seems to grow each year.
"Donations are harder to come by this year. It is hard for everybody right now," said Major Norma Moore of the Nashua Salvation Army. "We had over 600 families seeking assistance."
One of those couples, Tanya and Rudy Montminy of Nashua, were on hand Thursday to receive their gifts. With four children to provide for this Christmas season, the Montminys said the adopt-a-family program has been a blessing. "It is going to mean a lot for all of us," said Tanya Montminy. Her husband agreed, adding that groceries, rent and heat are major priorities, leaving little money left for any Christmas gifts.
They asked for clothes for their children, specifically two older boys in junior high school who need new sneakers. With only their social security checks to get by, Rudy Montminy said there will be a lot less stress on him now that the Salvation Army is assisting. "The kids won't know the difference. Thankfully, they will think the presents are from Santa," he said.
Employees at Fidelity Investments donated money, and purchased and wrapped hundreds of items for their adopted families, gifts raninging from basic necessities such as diapers to top-of-the-line bicycles.
Sheets, comforters and children's hats, mittens and boots were popular requests this year, along with grocery store gift cards, Lalaloopsy dolls and scooters.
"Every kid needs a toy on Christmas Day," said Moore, adding she is so pleased that many less-fortunate children in Nashua will have a special gift to open thanks to the generosity of Fidelity Investments employees.
"I feel very fortunate to be able to help," said Kelley Lochmandy of Fidelity Investments. "It is mind boggling to me when I see how many people are in need. This is such a great cause, and I am glad to help."
In addition to the 125 families adopted by Fidelity workers for the Salvation Army program, the company also assisted an additional 125 children through a similar program organized by the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter.
"It is so exciting to see all of the bikes that have been donated. Being able to provide that memory for a child - allowing them to see a bike under their tree on Christmas morning - it is very rewarding," said Teresa Robinson, community relations manager for Fidelity Investments.
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I followed a group of Forest Service volunteers to 16th Street where I helped several dozen young people who were already at work getting ready to plant 60 fruit trees in an "edible forest." The only exception was a Black Oak (Quercus kelloggii) planted by Park Ranger Betty Soskin a symbol of sustainability. It is expected to live 250 years and could grow over 100 feet high.
The fruit trees went in quickly, so I walked back down to 6th Street where at least ten projects were going on. Shyaam M. Shabaka, EcoVillage Farm Founder and Executive Director, had just arrived with a chicken and rabbit to entertain kids who were painting compostable pots for give-away vegetable seedlings.
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I joined a group of Kaiser volunteers loading and distributing wood chip mulch in the area next to Lincoln School filled with raised vegetable planter beds.
I wanted to see what the Lions Club group was doing at 6th and Enterprise, just north of Peres School. I was blown away by the scope of the project sponsored by an entire Lions Club region. It involved cleaning and rehabilitating an entire block. There was heavy equipment, a health screening van, dump trucks and hundreds of volunteers. They were doing carpentry work, cleaning yards, painting, building a community garden, clearing brush, pouring concrete and cleaning a creek.
Other projects were going on at Point Pinole and surrounding cities, but I didn't have time to visit them all. The volunteers who planed these events did a marvelous job, and those who pitched in to help made it the most successful MLK Day ever in Richmond.
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Rated 3.4 out of 5 by 318 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Joel34 Staff revoew We have stayed at this property several times and it is tops. The reason is that Joe Giannino, the GM; front desk ..Michele, Doreen, Sandy, Erina, and others; bellmen..Vernon and Tyrone; food service..Ryan, Terri, and otherengineering; and housekeeping staff are outstanding, courteous, efficient, and effective. Always with a smile and willingness to be of assistance. It is not home, but they all have made our stays comfortable. t August 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Yvonne25 Check-In difficult and not accomodating with late check-out When checking in, our attendant spoke very softly, quickly and in a curt manner. When we asked her questions- she was not helpful. We could barely understand her. The room itself was very nice and comfortable with the large comfortable bed and the location exactly where we wanted it. When checking out - we were part of a workshop that was run at your hotel and due to end at 5:00 on Sunday. We were told that we would not be allowed to stay in the room until the end of the workshop and had to evacuate by 1:00. Would have liked an indoor pool or hot tub. Our rooms were exactly as asked. November 13, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Melissa757 Nice but foggy reservations I reserved our room online. We thought we were staying in the tower. Unfortunately, we was placed in the lodge wish seemed like miles away from the actual hotel. You have to go down this long hallway, passing all the banquet rooms, only to open a door leading to another building. They couldn't accommodate us because they already messed up other people's reservations, so we were stuck. I'm glad we only stayed one night. There was no toilet paper in the bathrooms so I found a cart in the hallway and got some. The air condition nor microwave worked in my friends room. This is my first and last time staying at a Sheraton Hotel. We'll stick with our usual where they at least offer you breakfast plus dinner. September 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jo227 Not a good expierence When i made resv.was given an early check in of 1,went around 1:30 and room wasnt ready so we sat around for about an 1/2hr then went to pay and was told i needed a $50 deposite ,was never told when i made reservation.They did give us a later check out of 1pm.Bathroom on first floor was disusting,diaper on the floor,toilet paper,sinks dirty. Only 1 elevator worked sunday. Room only had a desk chair so one of us had to sit on bed to eat, there was only 1 robe. Monday morning 9am,10am and 12pm maid knocked on door and Do Not Disturb sign was out. Employees very nice, and our view was good and the shuttle was nice for the concert.So only 3 things we liked. My opinion is the hotel really needs a good cleaning and stain removal on carpets and lobby furniture and more chairs in double bed rooms July 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by GManPSU Staff not very friendly I was surprised by the lack of friendliness from the staff at this Sheraton. The check in did not go smooth. The club lounge food was sub par and the attendant did not even acknowledge I was in the lounge. The only reason for the 3 star was the bar tender made up for the lack of the others. August 15, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by aabb Very Unhappy We have stayed here in the past and had a good experience however, this time we were put in "The Lodge". It was very dated and tired and needs alot of work. Also, staff was rude and lied to us. When confronted they finally admitted they knew we would not be able to return to the hotel until late that night due to a firework display. We asked about this that morning and were told it would be no problem. We could not get back in until 11 p.m. That was a problem! Told us we needed to take that up with the police not them. Very rude and felt they did not care about their guests. July 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ladydor Snowed In I was snowed in at the sheraton for a couple days. Wht a delight ! The restaurant had a special buffet dinner which was reasonably priced and the food was great. I opted to stay in one of the PURE rooms because I didn't have my CPAP machine, it really helped with my breathing and I slept really well in the comfy bed!. The staff is AMAZING and went out of their way to give special care to were stranded due to bad weather. Management should proud! February 16, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Schultheis Rooms need a Renovation Let me start by saying the best thing about this hotel is the location. It's close to many dining options, and easy to get to with plenty of parking. There are many negative things to be said about this hotel. The rooms are OLD. Unless you stay in the tower you have to walk forever to reach your room. When you finally get to your room, you will be very disappointed. The hotel offers Direct TV, however, the channels are fuzzy, and many are unwatchable. The bathrooms are really showing their age. The toilet didn't flush well, the tub is old and stained, and the water pressure is less that desirable. I would NOT recommend this hotel, and I will not stay there in the future, even though it's the best location for me. March 31, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jonesy1 Staff was outstanding The staff at the Sheraton Columbia Town Center were outstanding. From the front desk to the cleaning staff all were friendly and courteous. The restaurant has excellent food at a comparable price to local trendy restaurants. All my concerns were addressed in a timely manner. A lot of what makes them standout is the attention to the little things, like saying hi and holding doors. They seem to always have a smile on their face. The rooms were comfortable, didn't like the pillows their were to squishy. Overall I would recommend staying here if you have to be in Columbia MD. September 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ChuBud1116 Pleasant Staff The front desk staff in particular were very courteous and quickly addressed any need or concern that I brought to them. It directly related to the quality of my stay, which was wonderful. I would not hesitate to stay there again and will definitely recommend it to my colleagues. August 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DissapointedAgain Disappointed in Amenities The rooms were fine, as expected but there was no refrigerator or microwave. They wanted to charge me $25 for a regrigerator. And I am a Starwood "Preferred" Guest. HaHa. In addition to that, the biggest disappointment is that they wanted to charge me $25 for internet! In this day and age, I'm sorry, but internet should be free!! Adding insult, I borrowed the billards equipment and they purposely decided not to give me the triangle to set the balls up "in case I didnt know enough about billiards". Unbelievable! The guy who made that decision should have a talking to. July 8, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Parents0fBride Perfect for Wedding Guests and Functions Although our daughter's wedding was at a nearby house of worship, we arranged for our out of town guests to stay at the Sheraton Columbia Town Center Hotel. The night before the wedding we held a pre-wedding reception in the beautiful Lake View space, and the morning after the wedding we had a farewell breakfast in the lovely Merriweather room. The food at both functions was excellent and attractively presented. The service was friendly and professional. All guest accommodations were attractive and very well maintained. June 26, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Schuffert Not a good time I've stayed is this hotel a few times so I am going to mark this visit down to "stuff happens." The room we were given had a guy doing repair work in it. You gave us another room. Both room service orders were incorrect and had to be fixed. It happens. The cleaning person was snippy and rude that we forgot to put the sign up that we were still there. And for the life of me, I could not get comfortable with the furniture. I'll take the hit for that one. We will be back. Our son lives within a mile of this hotel and this will be our place. This time was not real good. October 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by vasarah71 A Very Rough Night I was given a room in the annex, which is an older part of the hotel. You have to haul luggage up stairs as there is not an elevator to get there. The rooms are old. The paint was falling off the bathroom door. The hallway rugs are stained and dingy. And, to top it all of, the smoke detector chirped all night obviously due to a dead battery. Had I not arrived at midnight and been exhausted from the trip, I would have had someone come to fix it. However, I could not deal with that in the middle of the night. The room had vaulted ceilings and the smoke detector was at the top of the wall, so I could not even take it apart myself. Overall, not impressed with the quality of the room that I was provided. Not worth the money. October 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Fred60 Vernon is the greatest! First night was a little rough as my disability required an elevator and the room provided was not in a building that had one. Could not be accomodated as the tower was full. (It should be noted that I did not have this disability when the reservation was made or it would have been mentioned). Got a very nice room in the tower next to an elevator for nights 2-5. No coffee in the lobby in the morning on the weekend even though the wakeup call invited me to enjoy one. But Vernon, the shuttle driver, made up for any disappointments by going out of his way to assist me - and his knowledge of the area and positive can do attitude made the stay very comfortable. Special thanks to Vernon. Also, excellent conference accomodations. March 25, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Chickie0331 Hotel Property needs a facelift Starting from the run down parking garage to the rooms, and the hallways on the way to the fitness center, things look grungy, run down and overall just dirty. The staff was extremely helpful and pleasant when I had to change rooms due to a pet smell that was unacceptable, my new room was comfortable, but not on the club level I paid for. It can be a great facility if given a complete facelift and cleaning of all carpeting/walls. July 25, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by dimka99 Stay away from those guys!!! I would NEVER recommend to anybody to spend even a day at that place!!! 1. Charged my credit card , they not suppose to (company paid for all stay) 2. Room, was not ready..shower/Tab was not clean.. 3. IF you see a mini bar in the room what you expect? noop..was nothing there.. 4. One (small bottle of water 4$ )( gaz price 4$ per GALON!!!! 5. Clean room was done ones !!! first day , never changed anything for next 3 days, even i ask front desk rep to clean my room ..what i get? sorry clean services done for today..:) can you believe it? 6. Breakfast was in low selection..of food and fruits.. 7 Extra charge everywhere...:) and much more.. So NEVER book your trip at this place!!! stay away if you need at least a better services!!! January 27, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Cheryl0561 Old !! Was very disappointed in my recent stay at the Sheraton Columbia. The rooms are very old and need major updating. The rugs are dirty. Switched out of my first room because their was no refrigerator, which should be a stable in any hotel room and the rug was dirty. Got put into the lodge and they had a refrigerator but there was gum stuck in the rug, Gross !!!!! Room was smelly also. The area is awesome. Have never been this disappointed in a Sheraton before July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LCW3881 This hotel was very nice I stayed at the Sheraton Columbia Town Center for four days last week. This is a very nice hotel. I was able to connect to the internet in my room and get some work done and the facilities for the conference I was attending were very nice and close to my room. Housekeeping did a very good job before noon. The lobby staff was very professional and allowed me to hang out in the lobby for two hours while waiting for my shuttle to the airport. I enjoyed my visit to Columbia Maryland and will consider the Sheraton again if I am ever in the area. Thank you. October 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Binged Odd room We had a room which was bigger than the standard room but had only two tiny drawers. We would have liked to unpack our bag a bit but were unable to. We would also would have liked a safe in the room to avoid the inconvenience of using the front desk's security facilities. The later than usual check out time was a nice touch and the bed was extremely comfortable. We requested non-feather pillows as my wife has an allergy problem and we were given a hypo-allergenic certified room. We thought this was very thoughtful; it's not something we've seen before. October 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Coal Great room Room was spacious, and comfortable. Planning to return. August 15, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by work0102013 Great location/in need of update Hi. The location of this property is perfect but the room I stayed in (the Lodge) was is desperate need of new carpet, painting , bathroom update-it just did not feel the cleanest and definitely did not match any recent experiences in other hotel chains. The TV did not work when I arrived late evening but the repair person did arrive promptly and it was just a matter of reconnecting wires which had loosened from cleaning staff (he said.) So unfortunately for now, I would not recommend this hotel to others until I was certain rooms had been renovated. November 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JBN14 Beautiful setting I didn't know how lovely the area was until I looked out the window in the morning. A lake with a beautiful sunrise met my gaze. What a great way to start the day. August 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DD57 Comfortable, clean, courteous I was at this hotel only one night to attend a conference. Check-in was a little slow, but the staff was so courteous! Any staff who met me in the hallway said hello and asked if I needed anything. The conference facility was very convenient and comfortable. Food was very good. I went to the bar the first night for a late dinner and drink. Nice area, great service. My room was comfortable and clean, although I felt the part of the hotel I stayed in could have used some "refreshing." I enjoyed my stay and would definitely stay here again. June 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Britt4va Wedding Guest I stayed at the hotel while in a wedding and the staff made it possible that we were all on the same floor not to far from each other. The hotel is very clean and provides a calm atmosphere for any occasion. August 4, 2014
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I have just uploaded a site to www.mrandmrsbell.co.uk but for some unknown reason I am having an issue with 4 out of the 5 pages.
If you take a look at the home page, you can clearly see the style.css sheet hasn't worked (just like 4 of the other pages)
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It all looks good to me.
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It works OK for me, but the 'link' tag is between the 'head' and 'body' tags. It should be in the 'head section. This may be causing a problem.
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Is the quarter-pole really meaningful in the NFL? I wonder. It's such a small sample compared to the other major sports. Even still, we've seen some trends that could hold up through the season. For the most part, though, we've seen that quite a few teams can be great one week and vulnerable (if not outright bad) the next. People love to trumpet parity and how it's made the league better; I'm all for fair competition and not letting things turn into the NBA where only a few "glamour" teams have a chance to win the championship. But would it hurt to have more consistency outside of the NFC North?
It was another great week for King in the picks. Me? Not so much. Here are the standings for Week 4:
Prisco: 11-5
Red: 10-6
King: 13-3
Not a lot of "gambles" this week, either. I missed on Buffalo, Dallas, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Philadelphia, and Arizona.
It seems like Buffalo is not exactly who we thought they were. Not yet, at least. A real contender goes into Cincinnati and wins; Buffalo didn't, and now I have to question their legitimacy just a bit. Not enough to kick them out of the Rankings, but the question is there now.
Dallas had an "unfortunate" collapse, due to the bad play of Tony Romo. No surprise there.
Pittsburgh and Minnesota, in all honesty, should have won. Despite having no O-line, Pittsburgh is clearly a better team than the Texans, and they're more used to winning. I still refuse to take the Texans seriously; the Steelers just didn't play as they were capable. Minnesota is obviously one of those in the tank teams that'll maybe win 2-3 games all season. It might take a QB change to do it, though.
Philadelphia is another team that had a disappointing collapse. However, San Francisco might bear watching over the next three to four weeks. I'm in no rush to anoint them, as much like the Texans, their recent history is stinky. If there's one difference, the 49ers franchise has at least enjoyed multiple championships, while the Texans are a poorly operated joke.
Finally, we have the Arizona Cardinals. In my (not very humble) opinion, the Cards were screwed out of a sure win. Victor Cruz of the Giants stumbled and let go of the ball inexplicably. Arizona picked it up, and the game was essentially over as the Giants had no timeouts. But wait! Referee Jerome Boger interjects that Cruz had "given himself up" and by rule it was a dead ball, with the Giants retaining possession. Now, unlike Peter King, who thinks this was the correct call, I think this is a crock. Cruz clearly did not "give himself up"; he fumbled the ball. Because of Boger's too strict adherence to a rule that doesn't quite make sense, Arizona lost a win. People will say, "well, they could have stopped Manning after that". No, they couldn't. Why? They're not good enough. How many teams could come back from a call like that and still win the game? Maybe the Packers. And maybe the Patriots. That's about it.
Here are the Rankings for Week 4:
1.) Green Bay (4-0) [no change]
To be honest, I was a little surprised the Packers covered. Other teams had huge spreads and failed miserably, but the Packers sacked up and put 49 on Denver like everyone knew they should. I think the Packers are the best team in the league without question and the closest to a sure thing every Sunday. Losing Ryan Grant didn't seem to bother them very much; Aaron Rodgers just ran for two TD's and threw for 408 yards. Oh, and a couple more TD's through the air. Being the stubborn jerk that I am, I'm still going to say that Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are better QB's. But Ben Roethlisberger and Drew Brees better look out, or they're gonna get lapped. In fact, considering the results of this season so far, I think the lapping is underway already.
2.) Detroit (4-0) [no change]
I find it a little funny that some people aren't giving the Lions much respect. That said, I understand how easy it is to look at this team as something of a fluke, since they haven't been this good in 30 years. Still, with Stafford and Calvin Johnson leading a very potent offense, and a defense that gets pick-sixes with impunity (just ask Tony Romo, ugh), this Lions team is for real. Besides the Packers, they appear to be the only other sure thing in the NFL. Since they're still undefeated, that would appear to be obvious. But others have missed it.
3.) New Orleans (3-1) [+1]
Somehow, I'm not surprised that the Saints are the next best team after Green Bay and Detroit. Change that close loss in the first week to a win, and the Saints are 4-0 and looking like the most sure thing in the NFL. Still, even with that loss, New Orleans has looked good in every game they've played, which isn't something every team can say.
4.) New England (3-1) [+1]
Surprise, surprise, the Patriots are rising again. I had a good feeling about them going to Oakland and winning, something the Jets couldn't do the previous week. Not only did the Pats win, they did so pretty convincingly. Tom Brady excised the screw-ups and got Wes Welker another nine catches to raise his total to 40 on the season. Amazing stuff. I feel pretty confident that this team won't be out of the Rankings again for the rest of the season, even if they only end up with 10-12 wins.
5.) Baltimore (3-1) [+2]
While maybe the most unimpressive performance offensively, it was the Ravens' game to lose Sunday night after Ed Reed got the strip-sack on Mark Sanchez. The Jets didn't really have a chance after that, despite some incredible defensive and special teams play. The Ravens are a bit maddening, actually. They looked pathetic against Tennessee, while putting a couple of beatdowns on Pittsburgh and St. Louis. I'm wary of calling this last game a beatdown, as there was no offense involved. But the defense was more than manly. Supermanly? Whatever you want to call it, they didn't play like a bunch of cream puffs.
6.) San Diego (3-1) [+3]
The Chargers are an interesting team so far. I don't think they've played to their capability in any game this season, despite being 3-1. They've really survived in every win, and made too many mistakes against New England to squeak out. It's hard to say taking 6th shows confidence, and I would never say that I'm that confident in this particular Chargers team. They keep finding a way, though, so they keep moving up.
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Perhaps a loss was inevitable. But to do so in the fashion they did it was pretty disappointing. I was also hoping that they would make it to 4-0 and make the doubters (including myself) squirm a little. Alas, it wasn't to be. I guess I was a little too fired up about them going 12-0 before heading to San Diego in Week 14. Still, their schedule is not terribly difficult, and if they get back on the wagon, a long win streak ought to be in the offing. We shall see, though. They only opened themselves up to being questioned.
8.) Tennessee (3-1) [-]
It may just be time to take the Titans seriously. After losing against Jacksonville in Week 1 (which surprised me, I'll admit), the Titans have won three in a row, taking out Baltimore, Denver, and Cleveland. Not exactly murderers' row there, but hey, how many of us expected them to be 3-1 at the quarter pole? If they can keep it up, maybe the AFC South isn't already locked up for the Texans as so many wanted it to be.
9.) Houston (3-1) [-]
Despite Pittsburgh not playing up to their capability, the Texans beat them and earned a spot here this week. With this team, though, one can never be certain that they'll be along for the ride for more than a week at a time. I still have very little respect for this team. I'm not jumping to conclusions like some people, or ceding the AFC South to them. In fact, I had a hunch that someone else would step up and challenge them. I didn't know it'd be Tennessee, but I guess in hindsight that appears to be the obvious choice. I have to give credit to Arian Foster, though. He came back from his hamstring injury and put up man-sized numbers on the Steelers vaunted run defense, including an excellent TD run.
10.) San Francisco (3-1) [-]
I'm as surprised as anybody else. That OT loss to Dallas sure doesn't look like a harbinger of collapse now. And it certainly hasn't helped the Cowboys very much. At any rate, the 49ers are a surprising team, and if they can keep it up, a division title is certainly a lock. It's hard to say that a winning record wouldn't get things done, considering how abysmal the other three teams are.
Finally, a note on the teams that exited the Rankings. They are the NY Jets (6), Pittsburgh (8), and Dallas (10). Obviously, all three lost, and none of them looked that great. So there should be no controversy there. One might ask, though, what about Tampa Bay? Or the NY Giants? Or Washington? All three teams are 3-1, but as you can see, there are only so many spots. I don't like to do more than 10, because it would usually mean spotlighting losing teams, or teams that didn't play as well as the ones that are in the top ten. At any rate, Tampa Bay would appear to be the most "real" of these three that just barely missed the cut. I'm a little concerned that a would-be rout at home against an 0-3 team turned into a nailbiter. But considering the situations in NY and Washington (defense/QB and QB, respectively), Tampa Bay is clearly the next in line should one of these 10 falter in Week 5.
That's all for this week. See you next week!
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The Bucs need to clean up their early mistakes and figure out how to score more than 7 points in the first quarter. 58 games and counting. Still, I'll take 3-1, with the one being the Lions. If the Bucs stay in position to crack the Top 10, it will necessitate one of the Top 10 faltering, as they are in San Francisco on a short week this week. I think we'll figure out which of the two is for real this week, hopefully the Bucs. Excellent anaylsis as always. Chargers have to be thrilled at not having to make up for a poor September like they usually do.


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