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'91 Jets on @ 9:30am....O'Brien's last hurrah..
Anybody catch this?
...better still... anybody tape this? :D
Wasn't that the season where newly signed Raul Allegre kicked the game winner against Miami to get us into the playoffs. Ahhh...memories.
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[b] Wasn't that the season where newly signed Raul Allegre kicked the game winner against Miami to get us into the playoffs. Ahhh...memories. [/b][/quote]
Sure was...great game and a great result. I seem to remember Allegre kicking some real ugly FGs in the game, but he got us the win over the stinkin' fish and a trip to the playoffs, so I will always have the greatest respect for the little guy!
Johnny Hector running like a madman. Raul Allegre bonking field goals in against the uprights. Freeman McNeil sprinting around right end for an extra 8 yards with 0:02 left in regulation. What a game.
The best part was the look on Marino's face when the Allegre nailed the game winner. :lol:
johnny hector had the game of his life
Yeah, Johnny Hector was awesome in that game. He did not want to be denied. Freeman McNeil also showed some of his old magic with some great gliding, cutback runs that left the Phishies for dead.
Ah, those were the days...
It was nice to see Dennis Byrd sack Marino!
That was my first Jets game
a little trivia - i believe Dennis Byrd was the first player to get a safety vs Marino (at home just a few weeks before his injury)
The Superbowl sucked that year. <_<
:ph34r: Johhny Hector...damn!!! Good runner for us...he went to Texas A & M right?
The first Jet game I remember watching was the Jets-Oilers playoff game that year with my dad. Even though Al Toon dropped a TD (I think?), I still liked him the best that day.
I was lucky enough to be at that game. I had planned it in September of that year and little did I know that I would be going to the biggest game of the year. After the game, I was waiting for my flight home from Fort Lauderdale still wearing my jersey and cap and all I heard were boos and a few cheers!


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June 14, 2012
In its June 6 report (refer to page 229 of the pdf), the Advisory Committee on Tax-Exempt and Government Entities (ACT) recommends that IRS revisit the various forms required for completion by issuers of tax-exempt bonds, to ensure the forms are fulfilling original Congressional intent and not unduly burdensome.
The 21-member advisory committee comprises representatives from the regulated community who deal with employee plans; exempt organizations; tax-exempt bonds; and federal, state, local, and Indian tribal governments. The ACT regularly provides IRS with input on administrative policy and procedures of the Tax Exempt and Government Entities Division.
The ACT's recommendations follow its study of the history of information reporting for tax-exempt bonds and the purposes for reporting. The study included the 8038 series of forms filed by issuers of private-activity bonds, governmental bonds, direct-pay bonds (including Build America Bonds), and tax-credit bonds. The study also examined Schedule K for the Form 990, which requires detailed reporting on bonds issued by the nonprofit institution or organization.
According to the report, the ACT study focused on the comparative benefits and burdens of information reporting and identified six areas as legitimate purposes for collecting information:
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The report outlines ACT's concern that collection of the required information reported on the 8038 series forms or in the instructions does not always have well-defined goals. Additionally, many questions on the form are not easily answered and call for a degree of accuracy that serve no legitimate IRS objectives.
As a result, the ACT report recommends that IRS consider the burden imposed on the issuer to report certain information, compared to the goals to be achieved from such reporting. It suggests that any information not falling within one of the six areas not be collected.
In response to the recommendations, Bob Henn, acting director of the IRS Tax Exempt Bonds division, stated that the IRS has included a complete review of all bond-related forms in its 2013 work plan.
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More than four years after breaking ground for a new nursing building, leaders of Southwest Tennessee Community College last week formally opened the school's new Nursing, Natural Sciences and Biotechnology Building.
"Everybody has to meet his Waterloo," sings honky-tonk hero Stonewall Jackson in his breakthrough No. 1 hit back in 1959.
Of course, that line, the entire song really, means everybody must meet his or her fate someday.
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Merritt Rowe knows her children will never personally benefit from any changes to Hillsboro High School in Green Hills, but as the parent of two current students and another starting next year, it is something she is willing to fight for and encourages other parents – especially those of future students – to do the same.
Three decades is a long enough time on Beale Street for any institution to create its own remarkable life.
But when that 30 years is part of a longer life of nearly 80 years and it's on a street with an even longer history and heritage, there can be a tendency to forget how much time has passed in the latest life.
Memphis City Council members will consider Tuesday, Nov. 18, taking $1 million from city reserves to fully fund an additional Memphis police recruit class in the current fiscal year.
The $1 million from reserves would go with $2 million the council approved at the start of the fiscal year for a new recruit class.
The idea of reconfiguring the Mid-South Fairgrounds as a public recreation area financed by the city of Memphis with sales tax revenue from retail development has come back to life under new terms.
387 S. Highland St.Memphis, TN 38111Permit Amount: $6.7 million
Project Cost: $61 millionApplication Date: November 2014Engineer: Jordan & Skala EngineersDetails: Indianapolis-based developer Milhaus Ventures has applied for another building permit for the long-awaited Highland Row project near the University of Memphis.
"I Choose Memphis" spotlights Memphians who are passionate about calling this community home. New Memphis Institute provides the profiles.
Name: Scott Wilson
WASHINGTON (AP) – Voters made clear Tuesday that they're worried about the economy, despite steady job gains, a robust stock market and faster economic growth this year.
So what can – and should – the now-dominant Republicans in Congress and President Barack Obama do together to benefit more Americans?
The Memphis City Council voted down Tuesday, Nov. 4, the move of a used car lot on land owned by Graceland to a lot further north on Elvis Presley Boulevard near the new 450-room resort style hotel Elvis Presley Enterprises is building.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. trade deficit rose in September as exports slumped, a sign that the world's biggest economy is starting to feel the impact of weakening global growth.
The Commerce Department said Tuesday that the trade deficit rose 7.6 percent to $43 billion in September. That marks the first increase in four months. A deficit occurs when a country imports more than it exports.
1620 Madison Ave.Memphis TN 38104Sale Amount: $5.3 million
Sale Date: Oct. 24, 2014Buyer: LAG Memphis LLCSeller: Super Market Developers Inc.Loan Amount: $3.9 millionLoan Date: Oct. 24, 2014Lender: Ladder Capital Finance LLCDetails: The Cash Saver property on Madison Avenue in Midtown has been sold for $5.3 million.
Trustmark Corp.'s just-ended third quarter saw the bank grow its net income slightly.
The bank reported $33.6 million of net income, up 2 percent from the prior quarter and third quarter of 2013. During the first nine months of 2014, Trustmark's net income totaled $95.5 million, up 6 percent from the prior year.
Walker Thrash, principal of Dawn Properties Inc., first heard about The Horizon shortly after work on the ambitious condominium tower overlooking the Mississippi River ground to a halt in 2009.
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It took but a single game for one of the Memphis Grizzlies' main dilemmas to present itself. Namely, what's a coach to do when his starters are playing well and the bench is giving him almost nothing?
The sale this week of five properties inside Willow Lake Business Park and Corporate Park for $4.2 million was welcome news for several reasons.
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The two candidates for mayor of Germantown offered different views about where the city is and future goals Tuesday, Oct. 21, before an overflow crowd at the Germantown Municipal Center.
Mike Palazzolo and George Brogdon, who retired as the city's community services director to run for mayor, are running on the Nov. 4 ballot to succeed five-term mayor Sharon Goldsworthy, who is not seeking re-election.
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Until a spate of activity this month, Memphis and Shelby County were on pace to tie a record-low for the number of payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreements granted to companies in a year.
Through September, the city-county Economic Development Growth Engine, the primary business incentive body in Memphis and Shelby County, had awarded just four PILOTs, tied with 2006 for the lowest amount of PILOTs issued in a year since 2002.
The parent company of First Tennessee Bank moved back to profitable territory for the third quarter from a loss during the same period in 2013, reporting net income of $45 million, or 19 cents a share, for the period ending Sept. 30.
Ask Janet Miller about her remarkable career at the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and she'll likely attribute it to good timing or pass credit onto others.
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Shelby County Commissioners vote Monday, Sept. 22, on a resolution that is the first step in issuing $120 million in general obligation bonds over the next two years to finance "public works projects, including schools," according to the resolution.
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The Business Roundtable said Tuesday that its CEO outlook index fell to 86.4 in the third quarter, down from 95.4 in the April-June period.
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8920 Walnut Grove RoadCordova, TN 38018Sale Amount: $27.9 million
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Consumer spending edged down 0.1 percent last month after a 0.4 percent increase in June, the Commerce Department reported Friday. It was the first decline in spending since January. Income growth slowed to 0.2 percent in July, the weakest showing in seven months.
Memphis City Council members Tuesday, Sept. 2, talk over a proposed high-deductible health insurance plan that would restore health benefits for city employees and retirees.
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The first time I stepped into this mustard-yellow building at 300 Jefferson Street to ask how it felt to have the Nashville Sounds moving in across the street, Wayne Woelk, 50, was having a heart attack.
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After being lampooned for years as one of the worst metro areas in the country for bicyclists and pedestrians, the Memphis region is poised to make a huge leap forward in developing a regional greenway and trail system.
I just realized that while I have now lived in Hong Kong for nearly a month I have failed to properly introduce you. Allow me to give you the tour.
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NEW YORK (AP) – Some Burger King customers are finding it hard to swallow that the home of the Whopper could move to Canada.
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Season 3 Experience Modifier Guide
For those of us who are creative and curious finding a Tier 3 Quintessence which increases experience gained by 2% brings a lot of questions and a lot possibilities. Sure at first 6% exp gained over your opponent sounds like a wonderful thing and it IS powerful but only with the right kind of player! I spent uncountable hours in Robot games, random pvp's, created games and ranked games experimenting with the many forms of experience altering and it is the goal of this guide to shed light on the UNDERUSED power that lies in the Experience Meta.
First off I will name the ways a player can make a choice to out experience their opponent.
1) 3x 2% experience quints for a total of 6%
2) 5% experience masteries in the Utility Tree
3) A little known but MUCH loved champion named Zilean who gives his entire team … 8%!
So the average player has a wide variety of experience choices at their disposal:
19% Zilean on team, Quints and Masteries
14% Zilean on team and Quints
13% Zilean on team and Masteries
11% Quints and Masteries
6% Quints
5% Masteries
Wait a minute! Before we go any further it is time to answer a VERY important question. Does out experiencing your opponent make a big difference at all? If so how can we measure the difference? After hundreds of games I can tell you exactly how many creeps it takes to level every single level for every position!
Let us take Middle Lane for example: Chart 1
Middle Lan Zilean + 11% (19%)
Char lvl at Time time
1 130 130
2 230 215
3 300 245
4 345 330
5 445 415
6 600 515
7 700 630
8 830 715
9 1000 830
10 1130 1000
11 1330 1100
12 1530 1230
13 1730 1415
14 1930 1600
15 2200 1745
16 2330 1945
17 2530 2145
18 2730 2330
Notice that with the maximum experience modifiers at their disposal a player with 19% more experience will hit lvl 6 45 seconds faster (A TON of time to use an alt and to plan a well timed gank). A lot of games end at the 20 min mark, Imagine your lvl 16 and your lane enemy is only lvl 14 (if you haven't snowballed like an avalanche at that point). But there is an even more important illustration I will show you with the next chart.
Chart 2 other lanes compared to Middle lane.
Top Lane Jungler Bottom
Char lvl Time lvl
1 130 1 140 1 130
2 230 2 215 2 245
3 330 3 300 3 330
4 430 4 345 4 430
5 600 5 445 5 600
6 730 6 730 6 730
7 900 7 930 7 900
8 1030 8 1100 8 1045
9 1200 9 1400 9 1215
10 1330 10 1500 10 1345
11 1600 11 1700 11 1600
12 1730 12 1930 12 1800
13 1930 13 2130 13 2000
14 2200 14 2330 14 2230
15 2400 15 2600 15 2500
16 2600 16 2830 16 2730
17 2800 17 3100 17 3000
18 3100 18 3330 18 3300
Notice when you the Mid laner hit lvl 6 top lane is lvl 3, the jungler is lvl 4 and both bottom laners are lvl 3. That means the ENTIRE map is ripe for a gank, teleport gank and or coordinated gank. With a 3 level difference you would decimate the bottom lane. When you hit 16 these poor slobs will be lucky to be lvl 12. So as I am showing you we can see a noticeable advantage through experience gained in the lesser time it takes an experience modified champion to level over their lane opponent!
As previously stated I have in detail creep kills in order to level charts for every role and for every experience modifier. But now we will move on to the real meat of this guide!
The rise of the Experience Meta
What kind of person and team comp would gain the most from this type of Meta? Many champions immediately come to mind: Pantheon, Leblanc and Akali just for a few. You would want to pick a champion that when ahead in levels in the early game is very powerful.
Here is my humble first attempt at as Experience Meta team comp:
Top lane: Shen in full bruiser gear with Zilean exp and Quints for 14%. (Tele, Ignite)
Mid lane: Leblanc going for flat out AP burst with Zilean exp and Quints for 14%. (Tele, Ignite)
Jungler: Amumu with Zilean exp, Quints and Utility Masteries for 19%. (Tele, Smite)
ADC: Jayce in full ad burst gear with Zilean exp and Quints for 14%. (Tele, Ignite)
Support: Zilean going for flat AP with Zilean exp, Quints and Utility Masteries for 19%. (Tele, Exhaust)
Expectations for lvl 6:
Your Top lane hits lvl 6 at 6:45 a cool 45 sec before opponent.
Your Mid lane hits lvl 6 at 6:30 a full 30 sec before opponent.
Your Jungler hits lvl 6 at 5:45 a HUGE 1:30 sec before opponent.
Your ADC hits lvl 6 at 6:45 a cool 45 sec before opponent.
Your Zilean hits lvl 6 at 6:30 a bombtastic full Min before opponents.
Imagine this team snowballing out of control at the 7 min mark and never looking back to Champion League Glory. But just to show you the disparity this is what this team looks like at the 20 min mark.
Expectations at the 20 min mark:
Your Top lane hits 14 while his opponent is still 12.
Your Mid lane hits 15 while his opponent is still 13.
Your Jungler hits 14 while his opponent is still 12.
Your ADC and Zilean hit 14 while their opponents are still 12.
But this is a BEST case scenario for the opposing team, it is far more likely they will be huddling crying at their fountain praying for surrender since they are all below lvl 10 as you snowballed the living heck out of them!
So far I have talked about how an early game team can really snowball. So the advantages are obvious for a Pantheon type player who wants to crush their lane opponent. The most tangible advantage comes from the recommended experience modifiers I showed you. But even a more traditional team comp (even a late game team comp) could make use of a Zilean support. How? By simply gaining the 8% exp alone it will give a late game team comp the chance to overcome the 1-2 early kills they are likely to give up and help them survive in lane. Even going 0-2-0 simply with a Zilean support a late game team comp will out level their opponents to 18. That is quite an advantage to think about. While I did not show you even 10% of the data I collected I hope this guide to Experience Modifiers in Season 3 has whet your appetite. I am not the best player I never have been at any game (MTG, Chess, Yugioh) but where I excel is in strategy, synergy and research. There would be no higher compliment for this guide than for a few teams to try it out and reach the ultimate success of Challenger glory. For other guide feel free to take a look at my Tribunal guide "The Math behind the Tribunal". Until my next post "You must bring me … a Shrubbery!"
TLDR Learn to read.
If you have any questions about specifics feel free to ask, I want to help.
Very interesting, aside from having to give up Quints, spec deep into the support tree, having to have 4 other friends who don't think you're retarded, its a pretty bad ass plan.
In fact, I could see something like this working wonders in a tournament style game, but you would need great coordination in order to make this work. The jungler seems to be the most highly effected, which in itself seems to be a reason to get experiance runes/support mastery.
If anything, this post intrigued me to say the least. Thanks, +1
Any plan, executed well, is better than no plan at all. You can focus on amy number of game mwchanics and build a strategy around them. Stacking Exp is one such an example, and if executed with a dedicated team that will capitolize on those brief windows of oppertunity, it sure sounss like it can work.
The biggest flaw is this...your numbers are best case for yoir own team. If anyone dies, ganks, gets into a drawn out team fight, gets zoned out of xp early, ect. Your brief windows become ecen tighter or non existant.
The second flaw is that this is an all in win now strategy. Everyone hits level 18 eventually. If the game drags out and you dont take advantage of those windows of power to secure kills and objectives, you will find yourself in mid-late game with less than even footing. The enemy team will catch up and once they do, they still at the very least have runes and masteries that are meaningful, while your XP ones have paidall they are going to.
Not a horrible gimmick to run in a teams dedicated playbook for pubstomping lulz, but you wont be taking this into next seasons LCS methinks. Way to think ourside tge box though. Always good to see new ideas. Keep it up, and...
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I really appreciate your feedback and would like to address your points.
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please be my friend if you would like to play with me in game, i love zilean, if i get mid i always play zilean.
and i like your thinking style. perhaps a Reign of gaming article submission?
Bump because I love Zilean!
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Don't know if this is a necro, sorry if it is... I've thought about trying out a team comp like this just yesterday and put some thought into it, so I googled it and came up with this.. It seems like it could be an effective way to make the enemy team ragequit early xD Point being, by the time the exp team hits 18 they'll probably already be in a huge gold/kill advantage over the other team and won't have a problem when they both hit 18... Seems like it would work with a bit of practice :P
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A fun thought, but I believe that you forgot the fundamental problem with this entire line of thinking 1 of those characters is Zilean. He does next to nothing except give a bit of exp buff to allies. Sure he can put bombs on ppl/stuff, but when you play zil you are not necessarily going to build AP for the bombs, you build with CD reduc. so you can spam everything else.
Inherently, he has a speed/slow buff, a bomb, and a life save ult, and the next to useless skill that reduces ur CD's, mainly for your ult--which you will not be able to use because you burned all your mana trying to reduce the cooldown on ur ult.
meanwhile, the entire time, you could've picked a highly viable support like soraka and be on your way with a GG to your next game.
I'm not buying it yet. Ive played with zilean enough to know that he brings wayyy to many weaknesses to the table rather than strengths. Fun thoughts however. +1 for all your hard work you put in in-game
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