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The previous owner of my house tried to install an electric shower. It has a copper pipe running through the ceiling and seems to be connected someway to the immersion heater.
It blew all of the fuses the one and only time I switched it on and it's quite obvious that the wiring is dangerous. I want it removed. A plumber who visited for another reason says he has never seen anything like it and it's amazing the house hasn't caught fire! I want to know who to contact (would it be an electrician?) and roughly how much it would cost.
- Ydeesmith 16th Apr, 2011 Electrical
Maximum load cooker requirements
I have recently started to renovate the kitchen and have a new range cooker. The cable that supplied the old cooker is a 2.5mm^2 which I assume to be 30A. I know that cookers should have a 6mm^2 cable. However after speaking to hotpoint they said maximum load would be 22.3A, from this it seems that the current cable would be capable of the full load.
Can someone give advice on if the current cable is OK? As replacing the cable would be a pain in the **** as the walls have just been replastered.
The cooker is a hotpoint EG902GX
Thanks for all of the responses. I am going to get the cable replaced with some 6mm or 10mm. My logic is 6mm will be ok for now but should the wife want to have an all electric range in the future then 10mm would seem sensible.
Also the circuit is protected by MCB and RCD from a Dual RCD CU. There are also two other on the RCD, the kitchen ring and downstairs lights.
A quick question about the Diversity Factor. I can understand how this would work if the cooker was full electric ie 2 ovens, warming drawer, 4 rings + socket. Then I can see how you would not assume full load.
How does this work when there is only a double oven, as I would assume that there will be times, such as when you turn both on to heat up they will be drawing maximum current? Is this correct or am I missing a trick.
- Yreece_92 6th Oct, 2011 Electrical
Bonding to gas and water
i have a 6mm cable from the fuseboard going to my gas and water meter. Does this need upgrading?
- Ynatalie_beazley 26th Jun, 2011 Electrical
Is it essential to have an earth on my lighting circuit? (I am planning to rent the property out)
- Ynicola_23 6th Jun, 2011 Electrical
How deep should wires be chased in to walls?
Is there a minimum depth for wires to be chased in to walls? We've just had a full re-wire and were about to start decorating but in places the cable is coming through the plaster, to the extent I can read the writing on it. Other bits I've noticed are staring to crack and come away where the plaster over the wire is spread so thinly, presumably because it's not deep enough. Is this acceptable? Should he have used some sort of capping for the cable? And how would it be best rectified? He's coming on Thursday to look at it so any information to hit him with would be appreciated.
- Ycheesepie 13th May, 2014 Electrical
How long does it take to rewire a 3 bed house ? thank you.
1950s house.
Currently vacant but bathroom work ongoing.
Move in date 12/10. What work complte by then.
- Ylen_76 6th Oct, 2011 Electrical
When we moved to our flat, the washing machine was in the bathroom. We bought a new one and Curry's wouldn't install in the bathroom (understand why) so it was set up in the kitchen (fittings existed)
now we want to install a dishwasher in the kitchen and move the washing machine back to the bathroom. Before I post a job, I'd like to know whether an electrician will actually do this job, due to the 'electrics in a bathroom' issue. We're find with it - there is already a power supply and the pipes for the washing machine, just want to know whether someone will actually do this. Otherwise we need to re-think the new kitchen design! Thanks :)
Update 09/03/12 - thanks for the advice guys, will not be moving it back to the bathroom following your advice!
- Ysamantha123 8th Mar, 2012 Electrical
What exactly do I need to do to convert a phase 1 supply to a phase 3? (Commercial sunbed usage)
- Ybrownstanning 23rd Jan, 2012 Electrical
What is a reasonable price to fit exterior lights ( 2 flood lights)?
If only the flood lights were to be supplied by me.
One for the fornt of the house (3.5m away from mains under the staircase)
One for the back of the house behind the kitchen (5m away from the mains under the stair case)
Also what would be generally involved?
Would I have unsightly wires indoors?
Would this type of work require certificates?
- Ybablulee 9th May, 2011 Electrical
Earthing a property
My electrician has earthed our property by means of sticking a long metal rod in one of the flower beds in the garden. Is this the right and safest thing to do?
Thanks to all those who have responded thus far...appreciate your reassurance and yes the electrician has advised that he is certified.....
Thanks electrical Safety Services!! this is exactly what he has done... I was thinking about it being accidently damaged which is why I posed the question.. The job is not finished yet and he has to come back at second fix so I do not have a certificate yet. I will point this out to him and see what happens. Thx again for your sound advice..
- Ysuperdry 29th Oct, 2011 Electrical
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PETERBORUGH — A Contoocook Valley Regional High School student was removed from school Wednesday afternoon after he brought a loaded handgun to campus.
Police responded to ConVal around 1:15 p.m. after school administration reported that staff had just received information about a 14-year-old high school student who was in possession of a handgun, Peterborough police said in a press release Wednesday."Officers from the Peterborough Police Department responded to the high school where police and school administration confronted the student and found that he was in possession of a loaded handgun. Police seized the gun and took the student into custody, " police said. The student was immediately removed from the school property,
Because of his age, the student is being treated as a juvenile under state law.
Police said they have no information at this time that "the student had threatened anyone, brandished the firearm, acted aggressively or overtly."
The case remains under investigation, police said.
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Peers encouraged to work together to solve sustainability issues.
Michael Zatz says Leader in the Light program recognizes industry's energy usage role models.
Venable's Jim Hanks says companies need to take protective steps early on.
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AMB and Simon Property among participants in Leader in the Light Working Forum.
Goodwin Procter's Ettore Santucci favors lower requirement to qualify for streamlined issuance.
NAREIT event offers REITs collaborative forum to learn best practices from peers.
Incentives and opportunities make these an attractive play, David Farer says.
Attorney Ken Betts says increased transparency helping investor understanding.
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Why Boycotting Hyatt Is More Than Just a Union Issue: An Interview With Activist Cleve Jones
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"This campaign is also about immigration, because the hotels are one of those places where the latest wave of immigrants is exploited. And it is about health care, because one of the big issues for workers in both union and non-union hotels is access to affordable, quality health insurance. I wear many hats, and the HIV/AIDS activist part of me is very aware that there are a significant number of people living with HIV who are working in this industry. When they can't afford health care, that's a big deal for me."
I asked Jones to speak more about how he decided to invest himself in labor organizing. He spoke of a personal experience from a past campaign against Hyatt:
"For me, what really brought it home was the situation with the Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel in San Diego," Jones said. "It's one of the largest Hyatt properties in the world, it's a non-union hotel, and, like so many hotels today, it has a complex structure. The land that it sits on is owned by the people of San Diego; the building is owned by a local businessman named Doug Manchester; and the hotel is operated by the Hyatt Corporation."
"In that situation, the owner of the building, Mr. Manchester, contributed $125,000 to help underwrite the signature campaign that put Proposition 8 on the ballot. That ballot measure stripped same-sex couples of their right to marry in the state. Hyatt refused to disavow that relationship or take any steps to show support for marriage equality. So, we put together a very powerful coalition in San Diego, which included the Latino community, immigrant rights workers, the LGBTQ community and the labor council. We ended up pulling millions of dollars of convention business out of that hotel. It was a really powerful example of the usefulness of coalition building and of the efficacy of a well-run, well-coordinated boycott effort."
Emphasizing that coalitions allow for a wider sense of common self-interest, Jones made an important point about how everyone benefits from labor's success.
"This doesn't just go in one direction, towards benefitting the union," he said. "Here in California, after our defeat on Proposition 8, we were made painfully aware of the reality that the LGBTQ community had not been successful in creating a dialogue with immigrant communities, with working people of faith, with racial and ethnic minority communities. That showed in the polls. Now, it wasn't like FOX News portrayed it: a wholesale rejection of [marriage] equality by African-American and Latino voters. But clearly, we had work that needed to be done."
"So, in the union, UNITE HERE in particular, that is who we represent. So many of our members are immigrants and people of color. We have a union that's working at every opportunity to advance the cause of working families, but also a union that has fully embraced LGBTQ equality."
I asked Jones about other campaigns that have taken place over the years that might be models of coalition-building for the Hyatt Hurts campaign.
"I've noticed that a lot of young people are very skeptical of the boycotts," he said. "I am skeptical of the ones that just emerge in the moment and get a few headlines. I can think of one right now having to do with a certain purveyor of chicken products," he joked, referring to the PR campaign against Chick-fil-A.
"But for a boycott to really have an impact, first of all, it has to be staffed. You have to take it seriously. You have to have people that are really driving it and doing the work. Because the media is very fickle."
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Folsom Lake SRA and Auburn SRA have been chosen as project sites
Click here for complete list of Earth Day project sites and contact information
Folsom Lake State Recreation Area
Folsom Powerhouse – major work will be conducted by manual removal of vegetation in the historic spillways, around historic structure/features for fire protection, weed abatement within the historic core of the park unit, major trash clean up along historic canal trail that runs along the American River.
Alder Creek/pond – this site accumulates a lot of trash and large items that clog the water flow and impact the river otters and fish habitats.
American River Multi Use Trail/Bikeway – major work will be conducted by manual removal of vegetation to enhance safety and site clearance for all users of the trail/bikeway. This work will be coordinated into teams along trails sections.
Folsom SRA various locations including Negro Bar, Granite Bay, Beal's Point, Brown's Ravine and Willow Creek - trash pick up and non-native plant removal in identified areas with state representative.
Check-in time: 8:15-8:45am
Project time: 9:00am-1:00pm
Location: The street address is 9875 Greenback Lane. Negro Bar SRA, follow event signage to volunteer check in. Once volunteers check in they will travel to site to meet their lead coordinator
Volunteers: 100
Things to bring: PLEASE BRING WATER BOTTLE - THE PROJECT SITES WILL PROVIDE WATER TO FILL YOUR OWN BOTTLE, leather gloves (no cotton garden gloves please), pants, boots, hat and sunscreen
Auburn State Recreation Area
Clean-up trash and debris on the North Fork and Middle Fork American River Canyons and along Highway 49, old Foresthill Road, Driver's Flat Road, Yankee Jim Road, Ponderosa Way, and along various trails in the park.
Paint over graffiti at various locations.
Install benches along some of the trails at scenic locations.
Check-in time: 7:00am-8:00am
Project time: 8:00am – 1:00pm; Interpretive Hike at 1:00 p.m.
Location: Meet at the old Foresthill Bridge located on old Foresthill Road at the Confluence of the North Fork and Middle Fork American Rivers, approximately 2 miles South of Auburn on Highway 49. From Sacramento, take I-80 east. Take the Elm exit south. Go one block south and make a left turn on Highway 49/High Street (south bound). Travel approximately 2 miles to the river. As Highway 49 jogs a sharp right to the Highway 49 bridge, go straight instead onto old Foresthill Road. Travel Ľ mile to the old Foresthill Bridge which is located at the Confluence of the two rivers.
Volunteers: 178
Things to bring: Water bottle, gloves, pants, boots, hat, sunscreen and rain gear if needed.
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New 3-mile section of trail in North Auburn's Taylor Ranch Preserve, Placer Land Trust effort to link the Bear River to the north with Hidden Falls Regional Park
AUBURN - REI chips in $25,000 to Placer Land Trust trail-building efforts
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John Olmsted's archives find home at California Academy of Sciences
After spending three years sifting through more than 10,000 photographs, films, and other documents belonging to the renowned California naturalist John D. Olmsted, son Alden says he has finally found the perfect home for his father's massive collection.
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NEVADA COUNTY - Cooler weather means enjoyable hikes in the Sierra.
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New funding opportunity for Sterling Pointe Equestrian Staging
STERLING POINTE EQUESTRIAN STAGINGE - The volunteers at Sterling Pointe Equestrian Staging have been working hard for over a decade Now there is an exclusive tax-deductible fund where you can help them.
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When Disaster Strikes - Fall 2014 UC Davis Center for Equine Health publication
UC Davis Center for Equine Health publication
Considering how many of our trail users have had to evacuate from the Dog Bar fire, the King fire, and just last week, the Applegate fire. Even worse when you have large animals, such as horses and cattle to evacuate. This is a VERY timely publication with valuable information and lots of references.
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New Folsom trail, park to honor Johnny Cash
FOLSOM, CA - The $3.8 million overpass at Folsom Lake Crossing Road and East Natoma Street is a pedestrian and bike bridge designed to echo the prison's east gate guard towers. When the 2.5-mile trail is complete, it will traverse prison property and link existing trails near Folsom Lake and City Hall.
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670 Volunteers Participate in Successful 17th Annual Yuba River Cleanup
NEVADA COUNTY - For the 17th year in a row, 670 volunteers cheerfully removed over 15,946 pounds of trash and 2,000 pounds recyclables from 81 miles of river, creek and lake shoreline at 33 sites within the Yuba River and Bear River watersheds
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Tribute Trail debuts new bridge
NEVADA CITY - Open for use, the new suspension bridge was funded and built by the American Rivers, Forest Trails Alliance and the Sierra Fund.
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A ticket to ride? A debate and vote on the appropriateness of mt. biking in wilderness
The Wilderness Act is clear in its prohibition against road-building, "motor vehicles, motorized equipment or motorboats" and "landing of aircraft." It also prohibits "other form[s] of mechanical transport" in wilderness areas, and land managers have interpreted this to include mountain bikes. Wilderness stewards say that mountain biking is incompatible with the character of wildlands, and that cyclists sometimes do disproportionate damage to trails. Mountain bikers say their self-propelled machines (no noise, no emissions) fit within the wilderness ideal and, besides, do less damage than a line of packhorses. Is mountain biking compatible with preserving backcountry areas? Ecologist and author George Wuerthner says No. Mike Van Abel of the International Mountain Bicycling Association says Yes.
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Mike Schneider replacing Mike Lynch as Auburn SRA Superintendent
AUBURN SRA - Schneider, 37, succeeds veteran Auburn State Recreation Area ranger Mike Lynch, who retired in July.
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A former FCC chair is now advising Obama on intelligence
August 29, 2014
Just months after he left the Obama administration, former Federal Communications Commission chair Julius Genachowski is heading back into it.
This time, Genachowski will be taking up a post on President Obama's intelligence advisory board, a small panel that provides counsel on America's spy agencies. Genachowski is among Obama's longest-serving advisers; a classmate of Obama's at Harvard Law School, he was tapped in 2008 to lead the then-senator's tech policy working group during the 2008 presidential campaign.
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Cotton Pickin Friends and Wreath
I mentioned to my sister Gwen that I loved her cotton wreath. She and her daughter Beth made it and it is very pretty. They gave me the wreath for my birthday among other pretty gifts. Cotton has been the theme of my posts here and at dolly's designs, so today I share the wreath and some childhood friends picking cotton..Yesterday I even picked a few pods myself for the first time. Come on inside....
Monday, November 10, 2014
Jewelry In Candles Product Review
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I was given a candle from Lisa McManus's Store
The following post is a description of the candles, her giveaway and my review......
Friday, November 7, 2014
Hibiscus House: Dot's Famous Sour Cream Pound Cake Recipe
Going through the archives to find recipes that friends are looking to find for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Today I am remembering my Mom and her wonderful cooking. Today especially because on this day 61 years ago she gave me a birthday! Missing her...Enjoy this recipe if you haven't cooked it yet do yourself a favor and cook one today.
Hibiscus House: Dot's Famous Sour Cream Pound Cake Recipe: "Miss Dot" Mama Her Pound Cake has made it to a Nashville TV Talk Show It was sold for countless years at The ...
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
Spotlight Series: Sandra Morris of Clearwater Farm
I've wanted to do a spotlight story on Sandra for a long time. She has so many talents, one of which is photography. I'm glad she decided to share her story with us. She has beautiful sheep! I love sheep and don't have any so I enjoy seeing hers. Everyone has a story to tell. Sandra's is very interesting and well, I'll let her tell you all about it. Here is her story in beautiful photography and in her own words....read more.....
Monday, October 20, 2014
Loretta Lynn Field Day for Sister and Me
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My sister Gwen and I decided it was time to go and do something together. What better time to do this than on our Mama "Dot's"birthday weekend? Mama has been gone for a year and we wanted to do things she would have enjoyed. We wanted to do them together, so we did! To see what a day we had click read more below ...
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FERC's AEP ruling begs the question: Can the feds bypass states that block transmission reform?
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Gas Marketers: Oblivious to All the Fuss
be isolated, thereby avoiding spillover into unwanted discussions about re-regulation. Industry players were confident that any reasonable person who took the time to examine the overall picture would find that today's gas industry offered a shining example of how a formerly tightly regulated commodity market could function with little government intervention.
But then the trading community was hit by the meltdown of Enron, the biggest and most flamboyant company in the energy marketing business. Many traders were stunned at how the company's financial standing could wither in such a short period of time. At the same time, as Enron grew at a torrid pace during the past 15 years, many traders inside and outside of Enron often found it difficult to determine exactly how the company generated all of its revenue.
"What has happened is perhaps vindication to my theory that it wasn't all real anyway," a trader with a competing marketer says. Another trader said he always thought of Enron as a solid company and was surprised by the severity of the company's downturn. "You're now seeing their dirty laundry," he says. Neither trader wished to be identified, reflecting a trend among marketing officials who are declining to comment for attribution about Enron's misfortunes.
While few competitors are shedding tears over its sudden reversal of fortune, Enron's saga is certain to force other top energy marketing companies to ensure risk management mechanisms are in place that allow them to avoid a similar fate. Based on the reported scope of the Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation into Enron, these other companies must contend with the specter of their trading operations facing closer scrutiny by government officials.
Ron Barone, an analyst with UBS Warburg, speculates that aside from harm to Enron and its shareholders, the Enron debacle could lead to "trading losses beyond VaR [value-at-risk] limits and unfavorable changes in the regulatory environment of the natural gas/power industries."
Once again, though, the Enron saga-combined with all of the other events of 2001 and their potential negative consequences-failed to dampen the optimistic mood that has fueled the gas marketing business since the founding of Natural Gas Clearinghouse (now known as Dynegy) in the mid-1980s. In fact, gas trading companies, especially those with production assets backing them up, had little time for worrying in 2001 because they were busy counting their record profits from last winter's sky-high gas prices.
Conoco Rising: A Gas Trader's Vision
Take a look at a list of the top gas marketers in North America and you won't find many names associated with the upstream end of the business. Most of the high-volume trading companies are the market-maker types who don't have production assets to back up their futures and swap contracts.
One heavy hitter in the exploration and production sector, though, is trying to make a play for the upper echelon currently dominated by financial service-oriented marketers. Conoco-the integrated oil and gas company, linked at different times during the previous hundred years to the Rockefeller and DuPont family fortunes-is enacting a strategy to join the barons of the 21st century


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NFL Nation: Nate Webster
The fallout of Denver's defensive purge
Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson
The fact that Denver has cut five defensive starters in the past couple of days may appear more drastic than it really is.
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|Less than a year after acquiring Dewayne Robertson from the Jets, the Broncos discarded the former first-round draft pick.
Yes, replacing at least five starters is no easy task. But the truth is the new Denver regime can't wait to do it. The team needs a huge facelift on defense.
It began this week when the team waved goodbye to starters Dre' Bly (cornerback), Dewayne Robertson (defensive tackle), Jamie Winborn (linebacker), Marquand Manuel (safety) and John Engelberger (defensive end). Only Bly and Robertson could have conceivably been part of the makeover, but both were high-priced and neither made much of an impact last season.
So they're out.
There is more change to come. Outside linebacker Boss Bailey, who is injured, could be a candidate to be cut. Starters Ebenezer Ekuban (defensive end), Nate Webster (linebacker) and Marlon McCree (safety) are free agents and are not expected to return.
But again, many of these players were starters in 2008 because the team had no other choice.
Under new defensive coordinator Mike Nolan -- the former San Francisco head coach and longtime assistant -- the Broncos are moving toward becoming a 3-4 defense. Few of the above-mentioned players fit in the new scheme.
The Broncos have two cornerstones on defense: cornerback Champ Bailey and linebacker D.J. Williams. Other than that, it's an open audition.
Pass-rush specialist Elvis Dumervil should have a place on the defense and could be moved to linebacker from defensive end. Young defensive linemen Marcus Thomas and Jarvis Moss (the team's first-round pick in 2007) will likely get a chance to play in the new scheme.
Thomas has been fairly productive the past two years and has a chance to be a good player. Moss has been a major disappointment, but he has natural pass-rush skills so there's hope he could flourish in the new system.
Young linebackers Wesley Woodyard and Spencer Larsen may get a chance to fit in the 3-4 attack. Woodyard, an undrafted free agent signed last season, is a natural playmaker and was a tackling machine last year. Larsen, a sixth-round pick last season, is a hard-nosed, versatile player. Still, there will be new competition for both.
Other than Bailey, the Broncos will likely be looking for help in the secondary.
Expect Denver to try to get at least two defensive linemen, at least one linebacker and three new defensive backs through free agency, trades and the draft. While big names such as defensive end Julius Peppers and defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth will be tempting, the Broncos may opt to target several more reasonably priced free agents than one big-ticket item because of their numerous needs on defense.
Whatever happens, the change is going to be drastic. The release of five starters this week only begins the sea change on Denver's defense.
Down the stretch with Denver and San Diego
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With five games to go, the AFC West appears to be a two-team race between Denver and San Diego. The only reason why the 4-7 Chargers are still in the race is because Denver refuses to run away with it. The Broncos would be 7-4 and making January plans had it not been blown out at home against Oakland.
The Broncos are 6-5 and don't have the look of a team ready to go for the kill. Thus, the Chargers are still in the race. Theoretically, Oakland, at 3-8, could get back in the mix if a few things fall the Raiders' way in the next few weeks.
Here are five things both Denver and San Diego need to do to win the West, which is in danger of forever being remembered as the first division ever to have a winner with a losing record in a non-strike season.
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Spencer Larsen knew the secret all of last week.
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|Spencer Larsen, shown here attempting to tackle Atlanta's Michael Turner, had seven tackles against the Falcons last Sunday.
He didn't think it was a big deal. And even more amazing, he wasn't that nervous about it, whether he was making history or not. However, in retrospect, the sixth-round pick of the Denver Broncos is blown away in the aftermath of his accomplishment Sunday in Denver's 24-20 win.
Larsen became the first player in the NFL in five years to start on both offense and defense. Baltimore's Orlando Brown stated on both the offensive and defensive lines in 2003. The Arizona product started at both fullback and at middle linebacker. Larsen, who has been a special teams ace as a rookie, also played on kickoff coverage.
Yes, No. 46 was busy Sunday. He was on the field for 60-plus plays.
Still, the enormity of his feat didn't hit Larsen until this week.
"I really didn't think it was going to be a big deal," Larsen said Wednesday as first place Denver prepares for visiting Oakland on Sunday.
"I wasn't nervous. I was just preparing for the game and making sure I knew everything I had to do. It really wasn't that big of a deal until after the game. It has gotten a lot of attention and it's been fun. But to me, I was just a rookie trying to help my team."
Yet, Larsen's double duty made national news. After all, this isn't high school. Two-way play just doesn't happen much in the NFL. Larsen has conducted several national interviews and has received phone calls from many people he hadn't talked to in years.
"It's been crazy, everyone is really in to it," Larsen said. "It's been fun."
Larsen didn't play much at fullback but he did have seven tackles at middle linebacker in the win over Atlanta. He was told by Denver coaches of his extra workload early last week. No one in the organization publicly told anyone until it was disclosed shortly before kickoff in Atlanta.
Larsen, who starred at linebacker at Arizona, hasn't practiced at linebacker since training camp. He got a crash course last week because of an injury to starter Nate Webster. Expect Larsen to continue playing while Webster recovers in the next couple of weeks.
Larsen has been playing fullback most of the season even though he hadn't played there since high school. With fullback Peyton Hillis now playing tailback, Larsen is playing more in the backfield.
So will he start both ways again on Sunday against the Raiders? The new celebrity is being coy, which is the rule of the land in Mike Shanahan's tight-lipped world.
"I don't know," Larsen said. "It all depends on matchups and schemes and injuries ... I don't know if we'll see it again."
If Larsen does play both ways, he'll be more prepared for the uproar this time.
"Definitely," he said. "I know I wasn't last week."
Denver rookie playing both ways
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Denver rookie Spencer Larsen is making history today.
Larsen is playing because of injuries. With Denver fullback Peyton Hillis playing tailback because of several injuries at the position, Larsen slid over to the fullback position. With middle linebacker Nate Webster out, Larsen is now playing there. The Broncos have bounced Larsen from fullback and middle linebacker since before training camp but Sunday's development is extremely noteworthy.
He is the first Denver player ever to start both ways in the game and the first NFL player since Baltimore's Orlando Brown started both ways five years ago.
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CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Browns are leading the Denver Broncos, 20-10, at intermission of Thursday night's contest.
Here are some first half impressions:
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- The Brady Quinn era in Cleveland is off to a good start. Quinn is showing good signs in his first NFL start with several good throws to tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. and receiver Donte' Stallworth. Quinn also had a couple of wild throws early, but he settled down in the second quarter. Through one half, Quinn is 11-for-15 with 102 yards and two touchdowns.
- Denver's defense is as porous as advertised. The Browns are having their way at the line of scrimmage and the Broncos are getting no pass rush when needed. It's also put a lot of pressure on Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler to throw often and he's been shaky in the first half.
- It looks like it's going to be a big night for Winslow. Denver's linebackers and safeties are having a tough time containing the Pro Bowl tight end. Winslow already has six catches for 50 yards and two touchdowns.
- As far as injuries from the Broncos' sideline, starting linebacker Nate Webster suffered a sprained left knee in the first quarter and his return is listed as doubtful. Starting tailback Ryan Torain has a left knee sprain and his return is questionable. Backup tailback Selvin Young injured his groin and also is questionable.
This is the AFC West's best?
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DENVER -- What's the difference between the AFC West and the United States presidential race?
There will be a winner this week in the chase to be president.
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|Denver quarterback Jay Cutler played his worst game of the season Sunday, tossing three interceptions.
Further cementing its stranglehold on the title of worst division in the NFL, the AFC West went a combined 0-3 Sunday. It was the second straight week the division went winless. The four AFC West teams are now 10-22 at the halfway point of the season. No, don't expect an AFC wild card to come out of this division.
With half a season to go, there is a legitimate chance the AFC West will produce the first playoff team with a losing record in the playoffs in a non-strike shortened season. Two 4-5 teams made the playoffs in 1982.
Only a strike could save this division. As silly as it sounds, the Denver Broncos, losers of four of their past five games, are leading the division. Denver is 4-4; San Diego, which had a bye this week, is 3-5; Oakland is 2-6 and Kansas City is 1-7.
After a 26-17 loss to visiting Miami on Sunday, in which the Broncos continued their sloppy ways on offense and untimely lapses on defense, Denver players tried to find a way to be positive.
"The division hasn't been good, we can look at that," Denver linebacker Nate Webster said. "But, come on, we need to start winning some games."
The Broncos, who play on a short week Thursday night at Cleveland, had an opportunity to separate themselves from San Diego while the Chargers were on a bye. With wins over Miami and Cleveland, Denver could have been 6-3 while San Diego was still 3-5. Now, Denver must try to avoid being 4-5 as the Chargers prepare to play host to Kansas City next Sunday.
"We have to shore things up," Denver running back Michael Pittman said. "We have to do it quick."
There is plenty of work to do. Quarterback Jay Cutler is coming off his worst game of the season, the vaunted Denver running attack is coming off its second-worst effort in the history of the franchise and the battered defense probably will now have to play without another stalwart, linebacker D.J. Williams, who suffered a knee injury.
"This was a bad game," Cutler said.
Other key developments from Sunday:
Turnovers continue to kill Denver: The Broncos continued to be careless with the ball. Cutler was the culprit Sunday. He threw three interceptions, two in the first quarter -- including one that was returned 32 yards by Miami cornerback Will Allen for a touchdown to give the Dolphins a 13-0 lead.
The Broncos have committed 15 turnovers in their four losses. Eleven of the turnovers have come in the first half of games. In the past five weeks, Denver has been outscored 56-0 on series after turnovers.
Simply put, the Broncos' defense is not stout enough to withstand the pressure of Denver's offensive mistakes.
The turnovers are also ruining a strong offense. In Denver's first three games, which were essentially mistake-free, Denver scored 114 points. In the five games since, Denver has scored a total of 76 points and no more than 19 points in a game.
"Turnovers, it's that simple," Cutler said when asked his thoughts on his unit's biggest issue.
Nowhere to run: In 14 seasons under Mike Shanahan, Denver has been the premier rushing offense in the NFL. It wasn't Sunday. Denver had 14 yards rushing. It was the second-fewest yards in team history. It was a Miami record for fewest rushing yards allowed. Denver ran the ball only 12 times. Shanahan categorized the effort as "embarrassing."
This is battered unit. Pittman left the game because of recurring neck stingers. After the game, Pittman suggested he may need time to rest the injury.
This may open the door for promising rookie Ryan Torain, who was eased into action Sunday. It was his NFL debut. The fifth-round pick from Arizona State broke his elbow in training camp in early August.
Torain was a non-factor against Miami. He had three carries for 1 yard. However, with Pittman hurting and Selvin Young out for the past three games with a groin injury, Denver may have to turn to Torain in an attempt to regain the Denver rushing spark.
Marshall no fan of defensive scheme: Fresh off his lowest catch output since becoming a starter late in his rookie season in 2006, Denver star receiver Brandon Marshall, who had two catches for 27 yards, was more focused on the game plan of Denver defensive coordinator Bob Slowik.
Marshall didn't like the fact that Denver cornerback Karl Paymah, who replaced the injured Champ Bailey, was playing so far off of Miami receiver Greg Camarillo. He had 11 catches for 111 yards.
"When I look at it, it's common sense, if I was a receiver going against our defense and they're stacking the box and we're playing a one-high defense and eight in the box, and the DBs are 10 yards off of me, I'm going to catch 10 to 12 balls a game," Marshall ranted. "I don't even know that receiver's name who caught all those balls.
"Tighten up the coverage and just play ball, it's real simple. It's real simple. They don't need to be 10 yards off. Tighten it up. You say they don't do that against us, the reason why is a receiver will kill them."
When a star bashes the coaching scheme, it is a sure sign of the wheels falling off a team.
Webster didn't buy into Marshall's complaint. He pointed to Denver's defense nullifying Miami's Wildcat formation. Miami ditched the Wildcat after having very little success using it Sunday. Miami had 75 yards rushing and Dolphins quarterback Chad Pennington completed 23 of 40 passes for 281 yards.
Webster also pointed to Miami's final series as the only poor defensive possession Denver had. The Dolphins went on a 15-play, 80-yard drive that took 8:02 to give them a nine-point lead with 3:08 to go.
"That was it," Webster said. "I don't think our defensive scheme rea
lly hurt us today."
Walking more wounded: When Bailey was lost for at least a month with a torn groin, Williams became Denver's best defensive player. The 2004 first-round pick was having a Pro Bowl season with 77 tackles at weakside linebacker.
Now Denver -- which also lost starting strongside linebacker Boss Bailey for the season two weeks ago -- probably will have to play without Williams for a while.
Shanahan said Williams has a sprained MCL in his knee and he had no idea how long Williams would be out. Williams, who didn't talk to reporters Sunday, departed the stadium on crutches. If Williams is out for an extended period, it could be devastating to Denver's defense.
He is a playmaker, and without the Baileys and Williams, the defense will be stretched extremely thin.
Yes, it was a disastrous Sunday for Denver. But here's the bright spot for the Broncos: They are still the best in the West.
Yes, the AFC West is that bad.
Garrard outduels Cutler in Mile High rain
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DENVER -- Jay Cutler may lead the Denver Broncos to a second era of Super Bowl glory, but today in the rain in Invesco Field at Mile High, the third-year quarterback was very much the second-best signal-caller at work.
In a game of huge significance for Jacksonville, the Jaguars answered in virtually every way, getting the sort of efficient and effective quarterbacking that makes them go.
Down only a touchdown, Denver got the ball with 6:50 left. But a defense that had given up a late fourth-quarter scoring drive in every game this season finally did the job, presenting David Garrard and the offense with a three-and-out.
"We were able to get back on the field and run the clock out," Garrard said. "That is back to Jaguar football. This game today really looked exactly like Jaguar football and it felt good to get back to it."
Jaguar football is built around running backs and defense and creates an atmosphere where Garrard can be minimized as a game manager. He downplays his role, suggesting his job is merely to get the ball to his playmakers.
But a locker room full of teammates talks of him as their tone-setter. His poise can be contagious. He threw to eight different targets, connecting on 74 percent of his attempts en route to a 107 passer rating.
He threw one touchdown and no interceptions while coughing up a fumble when he was mauled through no fault of his own. (See details below.) He rolled comfortably in either direction, by design or out of necessity, buying time to search the field and helping tire out Denver's defense.
It was cleaner and crisper work than Cutler's.
He was 7-for-7 on his opening touchdown drive but only 47 percent from there while losing a fumble, throwing an interception (that was basically a punt) and struggling to work with an injury-depleted receiving corps that was over-reliant on Brandon Marshall. The performance -- and the supporting cast -- didn't live up to the hype that is building around Cutler, who's clearly better than the two quarterbacks drafted ahead of him in 2006 but may have been overly optimistic in an interview published recently in The Sporting News.
He said he didn't see why the Broncos couldn't score 30-plus points a week and didn't think there was an AFC team with a better chance at the Super Bowl than his.
"Of course Dave outplayed him," running back Fred Taylor said. "That's all to the receivers, the line giving him time. Dave's a good quarterback and Jay Cutler is a good quarterback. We created a little more pressure for Jay, he wasn't able to get settled in after he started out great, bang-bang-bang. He's a good quarterback, he's young, he has a lot of upside."
"Dave was better today, we won."
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The battle between the New York Giants and wide receiver Victor Cruz may get a little more intense if the news being reported is accurate. Adam Schefter of ESPN is reporting that according to his sources, wide receiver Hakeen Nicks and his new deal is the Giants top priority, and not Victor Cruz. The 25-year-old Nicks has one year remaining on his contract, and the team feels he is a legitimate #1 and would like to get him signed long-term. Nicks who missed 3 games, finished with 53 receptions, 692 yards and three touchdowns. I'm not sure if this a ploy to get Cruz to come down off his terms or not, but Nicks is able to get busy because of the chaos Cruz causes in the slot. The two receivers complement one another and I wonder what kind of numbers they'll have without each other.
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