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Celine Dion Hospitalized For Babies' Protectionby Free Britney at . Comments
Celine Dion is in the hospital for her babies' sake. She's not due for another few weeks, but the unborn twins' health concerns prompted the preemptive move.
The star was admitted Florida hospital as a precautionary measure for the safety of her twin boys. Her due date for the two little guys is early next month.
Céline and husband René Angelil, parents of 9-year-old Rene Charles, announced the pregnancy earlier this year. Here's hoping it goes smoothly ...
Céline and Réne tried for years to get pregnant again, finally having success with in-vitro fertilization. With proper precautions, a fairy tale ending is imminent.
Sending prayers for all. Can't wait to see them. God bless. RB
Celine and family - Wishing you, your family and your soon to be new additions much joy and happiness. You have the voice of an angel with power and presence. You touch the hearts of many with your songs and words.
who gives a ratsass about the scarecrow and her babies , they better put a bag the head before thosr poor babies see her , she is such a diva and i don,t know why. she can,t sing and her looks are ghastly. i feel sorry for her kids having to look at her . poor, poor babies.
God Bless You and Yours,As you take Another Great Step Into the World With The Wonderful Gifts God Has Blessed You With...Praying For You All...
We are all praying for you and your little ones Celine. You are a treasure and we all adore you. God bless.


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Public Release: 22-Oct-2014
Frontiers launches new open-access journal: Frontiers in ICT
Frontiers -- a community-driven open-access publisher and research networking platform -- is pleased to launch Frontiers in ICT.
Contact: Gozde Zorlu
Public Release: 22-Oct-2014
Baden-Wuerttemberg Consortium signs pioneering agreement with Springer
Starting January 2015, researchers, faculty members and students affiliated with colleges and universities in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg will have convenient access to 1,917 electronic journals published by Springer. The license will continue through the end of 2017. Furthermore, the state has purchased permanent archival rights to these journals back to 2003 for inclusion in the Baden-Wuerttemberg Archive. This will provide comprehensive, seamless and permanent access, directly complementing the Springer national license with Germany.
Contact: Renate Bayaz
Public Release: 21-Oct-2014
Solar energy prices see double-digit declines in 2013; Trend expected to continue
Distributed solar photovoltaic system prices dropped by 12-19 percent nationwide in 2013, according to the third edition of a jointly written report on PV pricing trends from the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. In addition, 2014 prices are expected to drop another 3-12 percent, depending on system location and market segment.
US Department of Energy
Contact: David Glickson
Public Release: 21-Oct-2014
Journal of Biological Chemistry
YEDA-XL-Protein GmbH agreement
Combining two technologies makes a drug compound stronger and longer lasting.
Contact: Yivsam Azgad
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
A different kind of green movement: Seedling growth in space
An international team of NASA and European Space Agency researchers are studying the growth and development of Arabidopsis thaliana seedlings aboard the space station to gain a better understanding of how plants adapt to weightless environments.
Contact: Laura Niles
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
Cold Atom Laboratory creates atomic dance
The goal of NASA's Cold Atom Laboratory is to study ultra-cold quantum gases in a facility instrument developed for use on the space station.
Contact: Laura Niles
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
New research software automates DNA analysis
A new tool called PrimerGenesis automates the design of primers for site-directed mutagenesis. This is a common, time-consuming task performed in research laboratories around the world.
Contact: Adrienne Vienneau
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
Promise put to the test
With three first-in-human clinical trials launched, and more in the pipeline, University of California San Diego Sanford Stem Cell Clinical Center is pushing therapeutic stem cell-based science out of the laboratory and closer to real-world medical applications. The unprecedented trials involve potential therapies for spinal cord injuries, Type 1 diabetes and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
Contact: Scott LaFee
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
Electromobility, efficient and safe
An attractive electric vehicle at an affordable price that provides safety and comfort combined with a reasonable driving range: that was the goal of the Visio.M project. The participating researchers at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen who put together the car in collaboration with specialists from industry are now unveiling it to the public.
Federal Ministry of Education and Research
Contact: Dr. Andreas Battenberg
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
New high-speed transatlantic network to benefit science collaborations across the US
Scientists across the US will soon have access to new, ultra high-speed network links spanning the Atlantic Ocean, thanks to a project currently underway to extend ESnet to London, Amsterdam and Geneva.
Contact: Kurt Riesselmann
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
Springer Healthcare launches reprintsWarehouse.com for pharmaceutical professionals
Springer Healthcare is proud to announce the launch of reprintsWarehouse.com -- a responsive platform that enables pharmaceutical professionals to rapidly identify content that supports their product or device marketing activities, from a database of over 50,000 clinically relevant medical journals, books, continuing medical education materials and anatomical charts.
Contact: Ruth Francis
Public Release: 20-Oct-2014
Department of Energy's ESnet extends 100G connectivity across Atlantic
The Department of Energy's Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) is deploying four new high-speed transatlantic links, giving researchers at America's national laboratories and universities ultra-fast access to scientific data from the Large Hadron Collider and other research sites in Europe. ESnet's transatlantic extension will deliver a total capacity of 340 gigabits-per-second, and serve dozens of scientific collaborations.
US Department of Energy
Contact: Jon Bashor
Public Release: 17-Oct-2014
TMX Atrium to distribute NPLTime
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Contact: Joe Meaney
Public Release: 16-Oct-2014
Chapman University launches new academic journal aimed at quantum physics
Chapman University has introduced a new academic journal focused on quantum theory. Created and published by physicists within Chapman's Institute for Quantum Studies, the journal is called Quantum Studies: Mathematics and Foundations. Nearly a year in the works, the inaugural issue, which contains 10 submissions from physicists around the world, was just released.
Contact: Sheri Ledbetter
Public Release: 16-Oct-2014
APP-China has historic land rights issues, APP welcomes report, resolves to address
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Rights and Resources Initiative, Landesa
Contact: Jenna DiPaolo
Public Release: 16-Oct-2014
ORNL's Urban Dynamics Institute joins global fight against polio
The new Urban Dynamics Institute at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory is working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to aid polio vaccination efforts in developing countries.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Contact: Chris Samoray
Public Release: 16-Oct-2014
Nortal and VTT start cooperation in the fast-growing big data market
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Contact: Tuomo Tuikka
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
Beetles and a cup of joe
When java giants like Starbucks seek out the finest fair trade coffee beans in Guatemala, insects can make all the difference. Tucked away in the M.T. James Entomological Museum at Washington State University, more than 130,000 colorful moths, beetles and other bugs are preserving a slice of Guatemalan biodiversity essential to the country's health and economy.
Contact: Richard Zack
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
18 million workers produced more than one-fifth of US gross domestic product in 2012
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Contact: Bobbie Mixon
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
NYU Langone Medical Center to lead multi-institutional MRSA research funded by the NIH
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National Institutes of Health, NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Contact: Jim Mandler
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
NIH grants license agreement for candidate Ebola vaccines
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NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Contact: Hillary Hoffman
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
MGH and MIT form strategic partnership to address major challenges in clinical medicine
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Contact: Sue McGreevey
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz joins Germany's Gauss-Allianz as a full member
The German Gauß-Allianz has admitted Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz as a full member, ensuring that the Rhineland-Palatinate science hub continues to maintain a significant nationwide standing in the field of high-performance computing.
Contact: Petra Giegerich
Public Release: 15-Oct-2014
$18 billion tobacco toll in California
Smoking took an $18.1 billion toll in California -- $487 for each resident -- and was responsible for more than one in seven deaths in the state, more than from AIDS, influenza, diabetes or many other causes, according to the first comprehensive analysis in more than a decade on the financial and health impacts of tobacco.
California Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program
Contact: Elizabeth Fernandez
Public Release: 14-Oct-2014
New ORNL electric vehicle technology packs more punch in smaller package
Using 3-D printing and novel semiconductors, researchers have created a power inverter that could make electric vehicles lighter, more powerful and more efficient.
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"Genealogical Lineages Societies: An Overview"
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The program will feature representatives of local genealogy lineage societies, who through a panel discussion will discuss membership requirements, costs and application procedures, and what research is available through their organizations and on their websites.
Societies being represented include Daughters of the American Revolution, Sons of the American Revolution, Colonial Dames of the 17th Century, Daughters of the Union Veterans 1861-1865, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and the Mayflower Society.
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16 June 2010 - 07:11 PMSo the classic mag I bought off of craigslist came with the manual and the Tom Kaye video. I haven't seen the manual anywhere so thought that some people could use it or simply find it amusing.
Here is the pdf:
You need to download it but once done you can save it if so please.
E-coating a Body
16 June 2010 - 04:55 PMSo I am building a mag and want a black classic body but they are difficult to come by.
But I work at a painting company and I can get things e-coated for free. So I was wondering would e-coating a body ruin it at all, i.e. not make things fit or whatever.
Mounting a tank sideways
07 June 2010 - 06:11 PMSo I am thinking about an automag project but want to get all the details down before I put the money into it.
The plan is to make one like this
but the thing is I do not want to run remote. I know mounting the tank straight back like a usual marker would just hit the stock so I was thinking about turning the tank 90 degreed, the axis being when you are looking down the barrel, in other words out toward you when looking at the pic.
(If people really don't understand what I am trying to say I can draw a pic it is just hard to describe)
Anyway I was wondering if there is a rail or something out there that does this or if not if there is someone that can do it for me. it would just have to screw into the bottom of a grip frame and then have a dovetail where an asa can mount,
Or if anyone can think of a better way of still having the tank on the marker, throw some ideas out there.
Thanks for any help or advice
Problem with the Classic
30 May 2009 - 04:54 PMAlright so when I use my classic it shots awesome most of the time but then sometimes it gets in sort of a phase where a bunch of shots will not shoot far just pretty much roll out of the barrel.
Anyone know what could be the cause of this?
Thanks for the help.
Need some help choosing the right hopper
27 May 2009 - 01:16 PMAlright so right now I have a Proto slg and shoot an eggy 3, now its not to bad it can keep up fine but next year ill be going to college and be playing for the college so I want something that can take a speedfed, and def not break easily (like it already has)
So I need some opinions, I dont want to spend over 100 b/c im gonna be a college student duh, and it has to be reliable for tourneys will keeping up with me
Some options I have researched already:
1.Velocity Jr
2.Revolution Eye Force
3.Spyder Fasta 18v
4. Halo B
Now I know there are pros and cons for each and there many more so throw any out there that you think will work well, I will also Def look into used ones so remember to account for used prices
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Meet Sofia Vergara's Other Man: Ricardo Chavez (EXCLUSIVE)
They laughed, they danced, they cried, they broke up and they made up -- and now Celebuzz is revealing the inside story about Sofia Vergara's other man.
Telenovela star Ricardo Chavez stars with the Modern Family star -- who recently said yes to real-life boyfriend Nick Loeb's marriage proposal -- in her hilarious Covergirl Lash Blast commercial.
While relatively unknown in America, the 46-year-old Latino actor has been in a whopping 18 soap operas, 21 plays and eight movies -- and has even written a book.
Chavez sat down with Celebuzz to reveal what it is like to work with the stunning Vergara.
"She is funny -- I know Sofia from a long time ago back when we were in Miami 20 years ago," he told Celebuzz.
And in those two decades, Vergara has come a long way.
"At that time she was fighting for a spot on Hispanic TV, but not now," Chavez said.
Has the starlet changed?
"Of course people change -- well, not everyone -- but she has changed a little bit. Now she is surrounded by five people and is a diva queen," Chavez said with a laugh.
While filming the ad, Vergara showed both her "diva" side and her comedic chops, with the recently engaged actress and Chavez improvising much of the commercial.
They also showed off their dancing moves.
"I worked with choreographer Tony (Meredith) from So You Think You Can Dance. That was great and we rehearsed for two days," he said. "The dancing was interesting for me, as I used to be a ballet dancer a long time ago, so it wasn't so hard for me."
But it wasn't as easy for Vergara.
"We had rehearsed a lot and Sofia has a particular personality," Chavez said. "After two days of rehearsing, we showed her and she was like 'Nah, nah, nah. I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do what I want,' but in a funny way."
"So we did something simple for her -- what we invented at the last minute is what you see on the camera."
Despite knowing each other for two decades, it was the first time Chavez has worked with Vergara -- and he says he would love to again.
"But now I know she takes a few hours for make up (so I'll turn up later)," he joked.
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The book itself is awesome, needless to say, just like the man who wrote it. Narration is good enough. Bill Wallace tried hard to imitate Gandhi's voice and I would say succeeded for most part. However, the narration clearly fell short of the mark when pronouncing the names of Indian leaders or villages. Considering that this book is a real treasure to own, I would have loved to see this book narrated by someone who can bring more nativity to the listener. John Lee from 'The White Tiger' would have been a perfect fit.
"Reasonably good but expensive"
My 7 year old daughter seems to like this reasonably and so do I. However, it is too expensive for the amount of listening time it provides. A bundle of 4 books (1 - 4) on Amazon costs less than this.
"It is all about practice"
While I don't agree with everything in this book, it explains the importance of practice with numerous examples. I recommend this book especially to people who have kids because it helps better shape our thought process with practical ideas.
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Against Carolina, Jared Allen left some doubt in his postgame interview as to how much confidence he invested in the defensive coaching staff.
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Read his answer and interpret it any way you like:
``You know what?'' he said. ``The reality is, the call comes into the huddle, we've got to make the play. I don't want to get into a finger-pointing situation. It's not about that.
``When you go through some things, you see there's more to life than football. This is what we do. At the end of the day, you don't want to be known as someone who pointed the finger and tried to put it on somebody else. I want to be known as someone who has integrity and want to put the onus on getting better and finding a way. That's reality. We are where we are.''
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woah.. never noticed that before...
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woah.. never noticed that before...
Men can like flowers too.
Going by this thread, you'd all consider a dad giving his kid a piggy back ride oddly sexual...
You're really just looking too hard for something sexual to laugh about.
um.. yeah? one i never really pay that much attention to where i would actually notice something like that, i watch movie to enjoy it not to notice if they repeated an event in a previous movie
and two why would you even think like that, that was extremely gay renji is just trying to help a friend out whats wrong with that, and by the way your thinking i can tell that you prob think immaturaly (spelling? ah dont matter) you have a lot of growing up to do my friend... ( riding reji WTH kind of comment is that?!)....wow...
Imagination is a limit.
I don't remember him riding zabimaru in memoriesof nobody
furries suck. plain and simple.
Also, kenshin pwns all other swordsmen
"Brooklin Rage, in America!"
And thus much fanfiction was born.... lmao.
I think I'm going to have to rewatch the movies and look for these shots myself^^
And for all of you getting uptight about it, Chillax. I mean, it's just for a luagh, he never meant that that Renji was gay. It's called a jooooke, you know? Un-hurtful humor normally used to cause some, if any, laughter from the surrounding public. Chill ouuuuut. No biggie, right? I mean, the guys arent even real, why get all bent outta shape about it? lol
Just press play and let the problems melt away.What else should the music do?
People tend to look for sexual or explicit things in the more innocent scenes.
I really doubt there is sexual explicit intended....
I mean the episodes and scenes excluding Kon, naturally.
OMG, that's why he's never kissed a girl. He's gay people. He's gay...(about the ichigo pics oon page 1)
How'd You Like That On Your Lawn?!"I may be empty, but I'm not worthless!"
Calm down, it was merely a joke, you are taking it way too seriously at the moment.
Haha, seriously. It's all okay, just for a laugh. I doubt any of these people think Ichigo or Renji are gay, right? So Chillaaaaaaaax!
Just press play and let the problems melt away.What else should the music do?
its not disturbing its funnie XD
Haha, exactly, see, she gets it! xD Reps for you, haha!
Just press play and let the problems melt away.What else should the music do?
I found it pretty funny, since i have the memories of starting bount act, when one of them where fake by cloudo(can't remember really), and Ichigo thought it was Renji, so epic scene;
"Ichigo: Renji, undress!
Renji: What?! What do you mean?
Ichigo: You have to leave it so i know."
Something like that, everyone looked outside the classroom finding them on the floor, and Ichigo where sitting on Renji. xD
That girl who's love other girls(i am not using that word...), were drooling' and blushed saying "Ahh... Forbidden love!". :P
Nice Signature's mattBANG.
IchiRenji is now OTP.
I'm a weeaboo and I'm NOT proud of the fact.
Japanese stuff is like crack. I can't help it
While I don't think Ichigo riding Zabimaru is subversively gay, I think it's possible that Ichigo is homosexual XD
^ Lol.
Well, we might never know, but something smells funny, cause when Ichigo meeted up in his house at the beginning of Arrancar battle's, Matsumoto tried to stay there, but still he refused, BUT, he peeked trhu' his eye's. :|
Lol, it look's like Renji's "enjoying" it. xD
Omg lol.......
i think im gonna puke.
who notices this kind of thing?
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FOXBORO -- After Patriots losses, there's no better place to find the truth than at Logan Mankins' locker. The veteran left guard is honest -- sometimes to a fault -- and never spares himself or anyone else on the roster in his assessment of what went wrong.
And so after the rest of the New England locker room had cleared out in the wake of the surprising 20-18 loss to the Cardinals on Sunday at Gillette Stadium (click here for the recap), several reporters waited patiently for Mankins to finish dressing and give his take on where things went wrong against Arizona.
It didn't take long for him to offer his typically blunt opinion on the defeat.
"The defense kept us in the game all day; they played really well. The offense and special teams let the team down today," he said quietly. "[The offense] didn't play very good. Not scoring a touchdown until the fourth quarter. Kicking field goals. Penalties, pressures. Negative runs. [On] offense, we didn't bring our best game, and it really showed."
As usual, Mankins was spot on. The New England offense struggled for three-plus quarters. The Patriots ran five plays in Arizona territory in the first quarter and had just one series of eight plays or more until late in the third quarter. The Pats converted just two third downs in the second half. Quarterback Tom Brady was sacked four times. And eight of New England's 78 plays from scrimmage went for negative yards.
"[We were] just too inconsistent throughout the day to really put enough points on the board," agreed Tom Brady.
Meanwhile, special teams was equally culpable: Zoltan Mesko had a punt blocked for the first time in his NFL career after rookie Nate Ebner couldn't deliver on a block. Mesko averaged a pedestrian 34.4 average on his five punts. And despite the fact that Stephen Gostkowski connected on his first four field goal attempts, with six seconds left and in position to win the game, he went wide left from 42 yards out.
"We had an opportunity to win the game. I'd had a good game up until that point, and I felt good going out there. It was just one of those things," Gostkowski said. "You get opportunities like that not very often, and I have to do a lot better job of coming through for the team.
"I had a chance to win, and it came down to me and I didn't pull through, and it stinks. I feel bad for the fans and my teammates. I can't take it back now. I went out there and felt good about the kick and just didn't execute."
The Gostkowski miss came at the end of a remarkable sequence where the Cardinals, holding a two-point lead and in position to just about run out the clock with 1:10 remaining in regulation, fumbled the football. (Brandon Spikes poked the ball away and Vince Wilfork fell on it at the Arizona 30.) Two plays later, Danny Woodhead burst from the pack and appeared to score the game-winner ... but the run was called back because Rob Gronkowski was flagged for holding.
That left it up to the kicker, who had been dead-solid perfect all day. But with six seconds left, Gostkowski missed one of the first real high-pressure kicks of his career. (For more on Gostkowski, Mike Petraglia has the full story here.) And the Patriots, despite the fact that so much had gone wrong for them over the course of a weird afternoon, knew they had missed a golden opportunity to win a game they had no right winning.
"That was a gift that doesn't happen very often, and we let it get away," Mankins said wearily. "You're not going to get chances like that very often to have one fumble at the end of the game running out the clock."
It's worth noting that there are one of these sorts of losses seemingly every year -- semi-fluky early season defeats against the Bills in Buffalo (2011) and the Jets (2010 and 2009) have marked the Patriots' September calendar the last three years. In two of those three instances, they showed the mental toughness needed to shake off those defeats and forge very successful seasons.
Now, the 2012 team stands at a similar crossroads. With a rematch of the AFC title game with the Ravens looming on the horizon next Sunday night in Baltimore, it seems a bit dramatic to suggest this week represents a character-defining moment for this club. But we'll know more about its backbone in the days to come, particularly how the team responds in a hostile environment like Baltimore.
"We'll get back to work [Monday]," Mankins said. "I think everyone is taking the loss pretty hard, since we played so bad and didn't have a chance to win. We didn't get it done. But we'll come in [Monday], watch that game, try to make corrections and get back after it Wednesday. We have a tough opponent coming up."
Here are nine other things we learned Sunday.
As Brady-esque performances go, it was rather routine: After a slow start, he finished 28-for-46 for 318 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. The touchdown came late when he found Rob Gronkowski with a laser from five yards out to cut the Arizona lead to 20-18, and his pick -- the first turnover of the year for the Patriots -- came on a perfectly tipped ball on his first pass attempt of the game that was caught by Arizona cornerback Patrick Peterson.
It wasn't so much that Brady struggled, but it was a lack of execution across the board on offense that ultimately led to the breakdowns. And like Mankins indicated, Brady noted that the chances were there for the Patriots. They just failed to cash in, and that cost them, particularly down the stretch when New England was forced to try to mount a comeback in the fourth quarter.
"Well, it's a team game and certainly we shouldn't have been leaving it up to that particular situation," Brady said. "We were fortunate to get that defensive turnover there late. We just came up short. We have opportunities to make plays and we're just not making them. Just too inconsistent throughout the day to really put enough points on the board."
While things have started to stabilize on the left side of the offensive with Mankins and left tackle Nate Solder (with help from a tight end or two along the way), things are still a bit unsettled on the right. Part of that is because right tackle Sebastian Vollmer is continuing to work his way back to full strength after spending most of the spring and summer on the sidelines with a (presumed) back injury.
As was the case in the opener against the Titans, Vollmer and Marcus Cannon split time at right tackle Sunday against Arizona. Meanwhile, Dan Connolly (who suffered a head injury last week against the Titans and was limited in practice over the course of the week) was active, but the Patriots decided to go with Donald Thomas at right guard.
The Cannon/Thomas combo appeared to have a mix-up in protection that ultimately led to a sack of Brady, who was sacked four times and hit six times. (Last time Brady was sacked four times in a game? Last September's loss to the Bills in Buffalo.) Arizona defensive end Calais Campbell had two sacks and hit Brady a total of three times.
"My teammates made good plays turning [the receivers] back inside," Campbell said after the game. "The sacks were both coverage sacks, because the DBs did what they are supposed to do. I'll take it any way I can get it, but hats off to my teammates because they played a great game. We had a good game plan today."
The tight end -- who remains one of the most versatile offensive options in the league -- went down with a right ankle injury midway through the first quarter, one he suffered when he got rolled up on by teammate Julian Edelman while working as a blocker. Hernandez was helped off the field and to the locker room.
"I don't know yet," Gronkowski said when asked about the health of his fellow tight end. "Hopefully he's fine. He's a great player and we need him. I don't know what his diagnosis is. Hopefully, he's OK."
Without Hernandez, the Patriots offense didn't have the same flow, the same rhythm. As we detailed here, the presence of Hernandez allows the New England offense to do multiple things and change its look right up until the snap of the ball -- with him in there, the Patriots can move effortlessly from run to pass and not miss a beat. They can run more no-huddle and substitute less.
Instead, New England didn't have the same sort of flexibility, and it showed. Without Hernandez, the Patriots leaned more on Wes Welker over the final three quarters -- Welker had five catches on 11 targets for 95 yards. And while New England did reach the end zone at the end of the game, even the most rabid Patriots fan will tell you that the team had one good offensive sequence out of its 13 possessions. A lot of that was because of Hernandez's absence.
X-rays on Hernandez reportedly were negative, which means no broken ankle. But there remains the possibility of a high-ankle sprain, which could leave him on the shelf for an extended period (4-6 weeks). Hernandez has missed chunks of time over his first two seasons because of knee injuries, and in his place, the Patriots were able to lean heavier more on other offensive options.
If Hernandez is gone for an extended period this time around, it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Patriots try to make sure Daniel Fells is ready for next Sunday night in Baltimore. They could add to their depth at some of the other skill positions as well (Deion Branch?) in hopes of creating more offensive options across the board.
But just don't expect the same smooth offensive flow without No. 81 in the lineup.
"He's a great player," Welker said of Hernandez. "He makes so many plays for us and he's really come into this training camp and really done really well. He's a really tough guy to match up against and I think everybody across the board has got to pick up the slack and make some plays out there in his place."
"We have an offense with him in the game and without him in the game," Brady said of Hernandez. "Guys go in and out and you lose guys over the course of a game, and you have to be able to adjust. I'm sure he's not going to be the only one we lose this year at some point, but we have to figure out a way to still move the ball effectively throughout the course of the game -- enough where we can score more than 18 points."
Whether it's game-planning, a personnel decision or an unnatural spike in playing time, compared to his regular workload, Wes Welker has seen a reduction in playing time over the first two weeks of the 2012 season.
In the opener against the Titans, he played 42 of the 67 snaps (63 percent), and on Sunday against the Cardinals, WEEI.com counted him as being on the field for 57 of the 78 plays from scrimmage (73 percent). Even though there was a boost from Week 1 to Week 2, it's quite a difference for someone who was played almost 90 percent of the snaps last season.
Moving into that void has been Julian Edelman. In Week 1, he was on the field for 23 of the 67 snaps. On Sunday against Arizona, WEEI.com had Edelman on the field for 67 of the 78 snaps (86 percent).
One of the reason for the difference on Sunday was the first-half injury to Hernandez. When the tight end departed with an ankle injury, Welker saw a dramatic upturn in snaps, while Edelman stayed on the field down the stretch as the Patriots used three-wide sets on several occasions. Ultimately, Welker ended up with five catches (on 11 targets) for 95 yards, while Edelman had five catches for 50 yards. (For more on Welker, click here for Kirk Minihane's take.)
When asked if he was OK with Edelman playing in front of Welker, Brady gave a diplomatic response.
"There are plays that Julian is in there for; there are a lot of plays that Wes is in there for," Brady said. "I love both those guys and they both work really hard. That's always coach's decision. Who's out there, that's not really my decision."
Welker, who broke Troy Brown's team record for most career receptions with his first catch of the day, said after the game that you "never know" when it comes to how many snaps you might play.
"I always just prepare myself to be ready, and when my number is called, I go out there and try to make plays whenever I get an opportunity," he said. "You want to be out there. I think as a competitor and everything else, especially on Sundays, it's what we play for and what we work for. You want to be out there, but at the same time, whatever works best for the team I'm for that. I totally understand it. I'm just there to help out whenever I can."
Holding Larry Fitzgerald in check was the top priority for the New England defense, and it succeeded on Sunday, rendering the Pro Bowl receiver a nonfactor for much of the afternoon. The Patriots held him to one catch (on five targets) for four yards, with his only reception coming on Arizona's first drive of the game when he grabbed a short four-yarder over the middle. Other than that, there was nothing for Fitzgerald.
"That's great, but ultimately we didn't do enough in order to stop [Arizona]," Patriots safety Steve Gregory said when asked about Fitzgerald. "They scored 20 points and it wasn't enough for us to win the game. So ultimately we didn't stop them."
The last time Fitzgerald was held to one catch, it was Dec. 25, 2010, when he had one reception for 25 yards in a win over Dallas. Before that, he had two games as a rookie in 2004 when he had worse outings: a one-catch, two-yard game in a win over the Giants, and a game against the Bills when he was shut out completely.
It wasn't only the defensive backs that did their job when it came to stopping Fitzgerald. As a group, the Patriots defense gets a pass on this one. The Pats were able to consistently keep the Cards in check -- five of Arizona's 13 drives ended with three-and-outs. The Cardinals averaged 3.2 yards running the ball, quarterback Kevin Kolb was just 15-for-27 for 140 yards, and Arizona was just 4-for-14 on third down. New England forced two turnovers and held Arizona to just 245 total net yards on the day.
"Obviously it wasn't good enough," said linebacker Jerod Mayo, who led the Patriots with nine tackles (four solo). "We're perfectionists around here, so we're trying to get better. This is the second game -- we're 1-1. We have a big game coming up, so we'll watch this film tomorrow, make corrections and get ready for Baltimore."
Some of this ultimately could be tied to the fact that there were some puzzling play calls on the offensive side of the ball for New England and some could be tied to the loss of Hernandez. But for the Patriots on Sunday, the offense struggled to find a rhythm, and that was particularly true when it tried to go no-huddle.
Of its 78 plays from scrimmage on Sunday, New England was in no-huddle for 19 of them -- 24 percent, which is about the team's average over the last year-plus. But eight times before the start fourth quarter, the Patriots ran no-huddle plays, and on six of those occasions, New England got one yard or less. You can't sustain a hurryup with that lack of momentum, and it showed on the lack of flow on offense.
"We just didn't come out firing," said Welker. "We didn't have a great week of practice and coach made a point of that, that we needed to almost play some catch-up. We really didn't do things necessary to come away with a win, especially early. We have to start faster than that and come out and play from ahead and do things the way we need to."
"Offensively, when you don't play well and you don't play consistently, if you're not going to get a big play, then you have to drive the ball and you can't drive the ball if you're always two steps forward, one step back," Brady said. "That's the way it felt today. We'd get the drive going and then there would be a negative play and we'd be forced to try to make a miraculous play to get back on track. It just wasn't a very good day in that sense."
A bad week of practice is something that has been traced back to previous Patriots' losses, and so it was no surprise to hear that early postmortems indicate that the seeds for Sunday's defeat at the hands of the Cardinals were planted on the practice fields behind Gillette over the course if the week.
"You have to be ready for any situation in any game. That's what practice is for all week," Gronkowski said. "Clearly we didn't practice good enough, I didn't practice good enough all week. We have to pick that up and be ready for all situations at all times."
"It started in the week in practice," said cornerback Kyle Arrington. "Everybody will probably tell you that everybody knew what they were doing and we still couldn't even get it done in some instances on the practice field: blown calls, lack of communication, or whatever the case is, and it showed up today in the game."
"We didn't have a good practice there toward the end of the week, and I think it showed up today," Mankins said. "We didn't play very well, and when you're playing a good team -- like we said all week, they're good -- if you don't play good against a good team, you'll lose."
Despite the fact that it appears Nate Ebner was the one who missed the block that led to the blocked punt, it was another good individual week for most of New England's rookie class. However, despite the nice numbers, they will learn that in the Patriots universe, personal stats mean very little unless you bring home the W.
•Defensive end Chandler Jones had five tackles (three solo), as well as one tackle for loss (a nifty takedown of Arizona's Ryan Williams five yards behind the line of scrimmage in the second quarter) one quarterback hit and one forced fumble. After a slow start, he consistently got the better of Arizona left tackle D'Anthony Batiste. Jones frequently flushed Kolb out of the pocket and was able to make him uncomfortable for much of the afternoon. (One of the reasons that Larry Fitzgerald only finished with one catch for four yards was because Kolb was frequently running for his life.)
•Linebacker Dont'a Hightower also had five tackles (three solo) and one tackle for loss, an impressive stop of Arizona's Beanie Wells that came two yards in the backfield. And safety Tavon Wilson was able to come away with a turnover for the second straight week, picking up a fumble midway through the second quarter after a Jones hit on Kolb.
After a terrific effort in Week One against the Titans (21 carries, 125 yards, one touchdown), the running back out of LSU followed that up with an equally impressive first half against the Cardinals. Ridley rushed for 54 yards on 11 carries over the first two quarters -- including a game-high 20-yarder at the end of the first quarter -- and generally looked like the most impressive skill position player on the field for New England.
The second half? Not so much. Whether it was game planning or schemes or whatever, Ridley wasn't utilized as much in the third and fourth quarter -- he had seven carries for 17 yards in the second half. He ended up with 18 carries for 71 yards. (Not just Ridley, but the first half/second half splits for the New England running game are jarring. The Patriots had 71 rushing yards and a 4.4 yards per carry average in the first two quarters, and in the second half, New England had 19 yards on the ground and a 1.6 yards per carry average.)
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One cannot live well, love well or sleep well unless one has dined well.
Virginia Woolf (1882 - 1941)
Source: A Room Of One's Own, (1929).
Contributed by: Zaady
If you do not tell the truth about yourself, you cannot tell it about other people.
Arrange whatever pieces come your way.
That complete statement which is literature.
Source: The Common Reader, 1925, How It Strikes a Contemporary
In people's eyes, in the swing, tramp, and trudge; in the bellow and uproar; the carriages, motor cars, omnibuses, vans, sandwich men shuffling and swinging; brass bands; barrel organs; in the triumph and the jingle and the strange high singing of some aeroplane overhead was what she loved; life; London; this moment in June.
Source: Mrs. Dalloway, 1925
The history of men's opposition to women's emancipation is more interesting perhaps than the story of that emancipation itself.
Each has his past shut in him like the leaves of a book known to him by heart and his friends can only read the title.
Those comfortably padded lunatic asylums which are known, euphemistically, as the stately homes of England.
Source: The Common Reader, 1925, Lady Dorothy Nevill
Some people go to priests; others to poetry; I to my friends.
Source: Bernard, in The Waves (1931; repr. 1943, p. 189).
Death is the enemy. . . . Against you I will fling myself, unvanquished and unyielding, O Death.
Source: The Waves, 1931
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How many riot points would it take to buy these two? I've played Twisted Fate and he is fun and i'm pretty good at him and would like to buy him. I also like how Anivia looks and she seems hard to learn but powerful. How much riot points and how much would that cost in US dollars?
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just calculate, 975 RP for anivia and 585 for TF, around 1560 RP,
you can either buy a $20 package or a $10 and a $5 package of RP
was it so difficult to do the math?
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In a Time magazine article published last spring, "Millennials: The Me Me Me Generation," reporter Joel Stein described those younger than himself as "lazy, entitled, selfish and shallow."
As a 23-year-old millennial myself — those born roughly between the early 1980s to the mid-1990s — I was pretty offended reading this. But Stein backs up his insults with some hard evidence.
According to the National Institutes of Health, narcissistic personality disorder is nearly three times as high for people in their 20s compared to the generation of people 65 or older. Stein referenced a recent study reporting that 40% of millennials "believe they should be promoted every two years, regardless of performance."
Other media critics share Stein's views. A few years ago, CBS News described my generation as being "raised by doting parents who told them they are special." And sure, while I was growing up, I received trophies for losing and awards for participating, but I'm not part of the entitled 40% in the workplace and I'm not a narcissist.
I am the new web editor for Oregon Business and here's my millennial story.
I grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. After four glorious years at the University of Oregon (Go Ducks!) I obtained my Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. Unable to immediately land a job in Eugene, I did what most grads dread — I moved in with my parents, just like the 45% of college graduates who moved home after graduation in 2012.
At the time, Anchorage's job market was flourishing, but what's a recent graduate with a print degree to do in a state with zero growth in the media industry? Here I was, part of the 60% of college graduates unable to find work in their chosen field.
Fortunately, after a few months of scouring for work, I was hired by Alaska's KTUU Channel 2 News as a Digital Content Producer and quickly took on Associate Producer roles for Alaska's highest-rated morning show. My job was stable, but after an entire year of overnight shifts in television news, my heart yearned for tangible media. So I quit my job and became yet another statistic: the 60% percent of millennials who leave a company in less than three years.
Not all 80 million millennials, also known as "Generation Y," have been as lucky as I in their quest for a full-time job. According to Entrepreneur Magazine, only 63% of young adults were gainfully employed in 2012. And while the Pew Research Center reported a record number of 25-to-29-year-olds in the United States had obtained their bachelor's degree in 2012, a survey by Braun Research found that 66% of hiring managers found college grads too inexperienced.
Critics, and criticism, notwithstanding, not everyone is skeptical of my generation's potential. Pew Research described millennials as "confident, self-expressive, liberal, upbeat and open to change." Bruce Tulgan, author of Not Everyone Gets a Trophy, said the millennial generation has the potential to be "the most high-performing workforce in history." The Wall Street Journal described us as "tech-savvy, racially diverse, socially interconnected and collaborative" in the workplace. My generation is also considered the "future of the Internet-connected world."
Perhaps there is hope for us after all.
As OB's new web editor, I will be reporting on millennials in the workplace: the challenges and opportunities we face navigating an uncertain economy and job market, along with rapidly changing technologies and emerging environmental crises.
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