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I love how this topic gets so many panties twisted. They are both average at best at this point. It will take many more snaps before we know eho should play or not and in the meantime they will err on the side of the elder which is exactly what should be done.
This topic is getting so ridiculous people in this thread are no longer leaning on one game to predict the future but on a single play... Panther Fanz crack me up.
and I wouldn't use Brett Favre as an example to say "when Favre throws it in double coverage" he gets called great.. there are a few that are game winners, and there are a few that are game losers... (Playoffs?!)
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Well, I just watched the replay again on NFL.com, exact time is 1:30 on the replay if you wanna check it, pass was NOT tipped by the defender from what I can see in that replay! I am 35 and my sight is not what it used to be for sure so...
Also, the pass that was intercepted..to high? And to the inside? Ball was caught waist high by the defender and right on the sideline...if it were inside it would have hit the falling receiver in the head!
Edit: P55, you were right, ball was a little high, definelty above the waste but still wasn't inside. It's in that same highlight, I keep watching it over and over to see if I can see the defender tipping that pass
And I just use Brett but there are several QB's that do that...the panthers have been eatten up by the play over the years, roll out and throw across the grain...its nothing new!
I'm just extremely bored at work today so this helps pass the time, have to talk about something...why not this?
Look at my post, the ball was caught by the defender inside the sideline. If the ball had been thrown more outside and lower it would have been a diving catch for the receiver or an incomplete pass not intercepted. Exactly where it should have been thrown. You don't get YAC on out routes and because you always run the risk of a receiver falling down and a defender taking it for a pick 6 you throw the ball as much so it can't be picked off as you do to your guy.
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Look at my post, the ball was caught by the defender inside the sideline. If the ball had been thrown more outside and lower it would have been a diving catch for the receiver or an incomplete pass not intercepted. Exactly where it should have been thrown. You don't get YAC on out routes and because you always run the risk of a receiver falling down and a defender taking it for a pick 6 you throw the ball as much so it can't be picked off as you do to your guy.
Pay attention and you find out when it comes to football I am right a lot more than I am wrong.
Ok, point taken! Still not sure about the tip ball by the defender though, even Scott Fowler (http://scottfowlerobs.blogspot.com/) makes it sound like Moore tipped it to himself and thats what it looks like to me in all the replays I can find. It really doesn't matter though, everyone knows the job is Matt Moores as it should be. Some of us are just excited about what the future holds seeing as how, at least I believe, Matt will not be here after this year!
Edit: guess I should quote the part of the blog I'm referencing...
His best play: a 25-yard rocket over the middle to Kenny Moore, who was in tight coverage but caught the ball after tipping it. Clausen also showed a little mobility and executed a couple of screen passes well before finally throwing the ball too far outside for Moore on third down when under a heavy blitz.
Its at the bottom of the blog
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2. The LOGICAL thing to do THIS year would be to start the QB that hurts your team the LEAST. Take last year for instance. Delhomme tanked a few games, something we will all agree on. If Delhomme hadn't started in those games and a more competent QB was in place that didn't turn the ball over every other drive, we would have at least a chance at winning those games. Similar thing this year. Clausen has great upside... but he also has great downside. Just because he looks good at times doesn't mean he won't make big mistakes either. With Moore, I see a guy that will make the accurate pass or accurate read and although he might not make the daring pass or dangerous scramble, he also won't turnover the ball as much. Clausen will minimize mistakes, but it takes time, time that Moore has already had.
3. Why can't we make a playoff/SB run? We have loads of talent and a cupcake schedule. All it takes is 10+ wins and you're almost guaranteed a wildcard slot. Split with division rivals, something we do every year, win half the games against the NFCW and AFCN and then win against CHI and NYG and thats 9 wins. All it takes is ball security.
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They've done it before haven't they? I wanna say it was Jake's first year here, but I can't remember.
But if Jimmy outperforms Moore again, it's just going to make matters worse.
Posted 16 August 2010 - 04:55 PM
The out route INT is hardly debatable. The pass could have been toward the sideline a little more, however it was a good throw. The route was ran poorly and the WR didn't create any separation. Hard to pin that on Clausen. He made the correct read and found the guy in single coverage. In those situations, you have to trust your WR to make the play or you'll never get rid of the ball in the NFL.
As for everyone saying Moore has been the best in camp so far, I'd say I'd hope so considering Clausen just finished his 1st week of an NFL training camp. It's a long way to go, but I hope the coaches have a more open mind than some on this board when it comes to selecting a starter. Who knows what things will look like in a month. Competition is a good thing. Although sometimes necessary, having rookie QBs sit and be "groomed" is overated IMO. Guys like Rivers and Rodgers sat and were groomed, but I think that is a more fancy way of saying they weren't nearly as good as Brees and Farve when they were rookies. Stafford, Flacco, Sanchez, Ryan, and Freeman are all examples in the last 3 years of rookie QBs who came in and played respectably.
Posted 16 August 2010 - 05:00 PM
So, with that said, after reading this thread I decided to re-watch the three key plays in dispute with Clausen. I watched each in slow motion.
- First, on the throw against the grain, it was actually a good play by Clausen. On the play: - #63 was chasing Clausen as he rolled to the right out of the pocket. - #50 turned to cover the flat against a run/pass. - #96 had a knee on the ground when the ball was thrown. - #91 was behind Vaughn and not a threat to intercept the ball. No other defenders were in the vacinity. In fact, the only traffic Clausen threw into were Panthers.
- On the pass to Moore: - The ball was thrown high and away from the defender. - The picture in slow motion was not clear enough to tell if the defender tipped the ball, but what was clear is that he was fully extended, and if he did deflect it, it was only with the end of his finger tip. - The defender actually reached out with his right hand while his left was on Moore's hip, so he could have only tipped it with his right hand (although it looked like Moore was the main one to cause the tip). - Nobody else was in the area, so there was little to no chance for that pass to be intercepted.
- On the interception: - It was single coverage. - The ball was thrown about shoulder height (for whatever reason, DB jumped unnecessarily). - The receiver was cutting in front of the defender when he fell. - So at worst it would have been incomplete, but probably a completed pass if the receiver didn't slip.
So, after reviewing the plays, there's nothing to really knock Clausen over on any of them. But even so, that doesn't mean he should suddenly jump into a competition with Moore. Both played well (but both also made their fair share of mistakes, it is preseason after all), and at this time, there is no reason to change things up at all.
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Whenever I talk to a friend or acquaintance who keeps up with the activities of the legislature, I'm amazed at how often the same question comes up: Is anybody going to run against the speaker?
Were it not for the legions of Democrats who recognized their party had left them, Republicans here wouldn't have the majority they now enjoy. That's partly why a lot of people are disgusted with the GOP county executive committee publicly denouncing clerk of court candidate Bob Vass for voting in the Democratic presidential preference primary.
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Both the Vietnam and Iraq wars were undeclared, so it is difficult to find their exact point of origin or of ending.
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"How do you spell relief?" Clue: It's not Alka Seltzer. It's the elections. They're over! Even the losers are breathing easier.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
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Apple unveils iPod Radio Remote, other accessories
In addition to new Intel-based Macs, Apple today introduced the iPod Radio Remote, a tiny new device that combines a wired remote control with FM radio capabilities for the iPod nano and fifth-generation iPod.
The remote uses the iPod's screen to display station and song information for stations that support the Radio Data System (RDS). It will comes with a pair of Apple earbuds with a shorter cable and will begin shipping immediately for $49.
Apple says the iPod Radio Remote is "a convenient way for music lovers to skip tracks and adjust the volume of their iPod even when it's in a pocket or backpack, and listen to FM radio stations while displaying station and song information on their iPod screen."
In addition to the iPod Radio Remote, Apple also introduced the iPod AV Connection Kit and the new iPod nano In-Ear Lanyard Headphones.
The $99 connection kit includes an iPod Universal Dock, an Apple Remote, an iPod AV Cable, an iPod Dock Connector to USB 2.0 Cable and an iPod USB Power Adapter and is available now. The new iPod nano In-Ear Lanyard Headphones combine the original iPod nano Lanyard and the Apple In-Ear earphones. They're also available immediately for $49.
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Posted by Everyman on January 12, 2006 at 11:06 AM (CST)
Ordered one on Tues via overnight and it's waiting for me at home…
I guess it's just me but I'm excited about not just having radio but more over the remote. Also most stations in my area (NYC) have RDS so it's cool to see the song/artist that's playing on stations, etc.
I hope the 1.1 firmware is included in the box because other than that, I don't see where to get it….will find out tonight
Posted by mobilehavoc on January 12, 2006 at 12:31 PM (CST)
Worst product I've seen in a while; chances are the reason that the radio remote doesn't work with the earlier ipods is because the tuner is already built into the 5g's and the nano.
But the price is actually the worst part of it; if it had an LCD remote, plus the radio, it would be worth it. Charging $50 for this, is just ripping people off. All it is an FM radio, with a cheap remote, how can some justify Apple doing this?
At least the A/V cable is a quality one, but the $99 connection pack seems like a gip too, since I've read tons of complaints about the remote over at Apple's forums.
Posted by Eric on January 12, 2006 at 12:38 PM (CST)
Just found the Ipod Video 1.1 update on the site, not sure why i didn't see it earlier but anyway - have it downloaded and ready to go tonight.
IMHO, having the display on the Ipod's screen rather than a tiny, crappy LCD on the remote is better. Once I have my radio presets all setup, I rarely ever "surf" the radio and if I do, rather do it on the iPod.
Remote may be cheap but you then obviously haven't tried a Creative Labs $50 remote, cheapest flimsy crap ever…died after 2 weeks of light use. They are not selling at a price that others don't charge…at least Apple will do it right…
FYI…there's nothing in the 5G or Nano related to radio hardware - they are just using this as another tool to have people purchase the new Ipods…if I were them, I'd do the same.
Posted by mobilehavoc on January 12, 2006 at 1:25 PM (CST)
It's taken over 4 years for Apple to finally release an FM radio accessory for the iPod. I've been asking for FM since I got my 1st iPod in 06/2002 but Steve Jobs continues to ignore my emails. FM radio is great for those of us who still listen to radio. I listen to public radio and NPR. Hopefully the next generation iPods will have radio integrated within the iPod. It's nice that you get FM in addition to a wired remote. I've been putting off the purchase of a new iPod since I bought 2 iPods last year but the release of this product has peaked my curiosity. I'm regretting the purchase of my 60 GB Photo; I should have waited for the 60 GB Video.
Posted by Tchocky in The O.C. on January 12, 2006 at 2:46 PM (CST)
Does anyone know technology-wise, why they can't make this AM & FM? Would it take up too much space?
If this had AM available on it, i'd buy in a heartbeat. I'm just not into what's played on FM…that's why i purchased my iPod
Posted by Jayderek on January 12, 2006 at 3:05 PM (CST)
Everyman—— I got it at onsale.com ..i'm actually trying to sell mine (it has even arrived yet, still new!) because i got the Radio Remote now! If there's no takers.. ebay here i come!
Posted by Sam on January 12, 2006 at 3:39 PM (CST)
Hi, could you please try the Radio in the Europe Mode and tell me if the RDS is running
thank you!
Posted by Piewhy on January 12, 2006 at 4:33 PM (CST)
Ordered the radio the day it came out. The website said it will ship in 4-5 days, received my invoice last night and is says 3-4 weeks. Yeah apple…guess you'll have to wait a little longer to get your FM fix.
Posted by bc on January 12, 2006 at 4:56 PM (CST)
Can somebody explain why this is sticky at the top of the news section? I keep coming to ilounge thinking there's nothing new (last day or so) since I see this at the top. Now I see there's been quite a bit of new items since this one…
Posted by huggies on January 12, 2006 at 6:10 PM (CST)
i got mine today at the apple store in san antonio, and i was surprised on how good it actually works. reception is perfect havent heard anything wrong, cd quality sound. and some of the radio stations tell you the name and song title when its playing. 50 dollars was worth it.
Posted by clayton on January 12, 2006 at 6:17 PM (CST)
im getting mine tomorrow, i ordered it the day it came out when it said 3-4 days, the next day it shipped. now the wait said is 2-3 weeks, i wouldnt believe it since im getting mine 3
Posted by BlueSIm on January 12, 2006 at 6:54 PM (CST)
Where is the HD Radio receiver? Now that would be cutting edge.
Posted by Brian on January 12, 2006 at 10:53 PM (CST)
iTrip+radio recever means you can "share" music if the next iPod has a radio recever built in then it'd be s easy as having an iTrip to share your music.
Posted by :D on January 12, 2006 at 11:33 PM (CST)
i would get the radio transmitter… if i had a 5g ipod….
Posted by navas on January 13, 2006 at 12:02 AM (CST)
It seems to me annoying that you can't use the radio with the docking station. I mean isn't the whole point of the dock that you can use your ipod while it is charging and/or with external speakers and/or with the apple remote? But you can't plug this thing in while its in the dock. That for me is what makes it most lame.
Posted by Countach on January 13, 2006 at 12:57 AM (CST)
Maybe someone will make a passthrough or piggyback connecter to allow more than 1 device to be connected.
Posted by The-Tick on January 13, 2006 at 7:04 AM (CST)
For all those who keep coplaining about the accesories that plug into the ports not being black, here's a simple answer: it would not look good. The reason it would not look good is because the rubber (or plastic, not sure) lining to these ports is white on all iPods. I don't disagree about black headphones and such, but only if the "lining" is black too. Boy, that was a dumb move by apple.
Posted by Anonymous on January 13, 2006 at 8:27 PM (CST)
This would have been useful a few years ago, along with the ability to RECORD the FM signal that you'd be listening to. Now, since Howard Stern is no longer on FM radio, there's no point in it.
Posted by Jack on January 14, 2006 at 10:46 PM (CST)
why does Apple have to charge $50 for something that adds bulk and weight to the iPod when other companies have it free (and their players are CHEAPER than the iPod in the first place) and standard AND THEY DONT ADD WEIGHT OR MASS?!
wow apple, how dumb can you get? and its only white too!
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According to a new study by G/O Digital, when people want to find out more about a local small business — they check Facebook more than any other social channel. G/O Digital, a Gannett company, found that when asked which social channel users go to in order to find out about a local business, Facebook led the way at 62 percent. Pinterest was second at 12 percent, and Twitter third at 11 percent.
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For the average Facebook marketer, the company can seem … faceless. Facebook is working to change that. The social network concluded a nationwide tour at its headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., Tuesday, where it met with small business owners and entrepreneurs: Facebook Fit. In addition to hearing from small business experts and Facebook Director of Small Business Dan Levy, attendees got one-on-one help regarding their marketing situations. This in-person interaction is something Facebook wants to do more of.


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It cost £92bn, it flies at 17,300 miles an hour, and it has 100 laptops in close formation. The International Space Station is one of technology's greatest achievements, but the astronauts still need to phone home when the server crashes.
A beta version of the first service pack for Windows 7 could appear in the first quarter of 2010, according to Russian website Wzor.net, which leaked information about the operating system's development earlier this year.
Amazon is making its Kindle electronic book service more accessible by launching a new free app for Windows PCs. The new app will let users download and read ebooks on their computer, and, like the iPhone app, it will sync with Kindle readers.
Analyst house Gartner has predicted that 'citizen developers' are set to play an increasingly important role in creating business apps. Gartner defines citizen developers as users, working outside the scope of enterprise IT and its governance, who create new business apps for others to use either from scratch or by mashing up and building on various existing services.
The UK's software industry is flourishing according to research firm TechMarketView. Last year, the top 50 UK software companies reported revenue growth of around 20 percent, together with operating profit growth of around 25 percent — showing that the UK's software industry is "a thriving and highly profitable business", says TechMarketView.
According to silicon.com's latest CIO jury, businesses have not turned to open source as a means of making their IT budgets go further.
Apple has refreshed its iMac line of all-in-one desktops and MacBooks. The new and improved LED-backlit iMacs come with a choice of graphics and hard-drive options, as well as a long-awaited built-in SD card slot.
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At approximately 12:40 p.m. on Saturday, October 13, 2012, the Beaver Dam Police Department responded to an armed bank robbery at the Associated Bank located at 201 Park Ave. in the City of Beaver Dam.
The suspect in the incident is described as a white male, approximately 5'6"-5'7" and approximately 170 pounds. The suspect appeared to be unshaven today with a stubble beard and was wearing a dark colored jacket or fleece. This fleece has 2 horse designs on the front and 1 on the back with numerous horseshoes surrounding them. The suspect was also wearing blue jeans and primarily black tennis shoes.
The suspect fled on foot in a southerly direction from the bank. At the time of the robbery, the suspect produced what is described as a small black handgun from his right side and a plastic grocery style bag and ordered the clerk to produce money. The suspect left with an undisclosed amount of currency.
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If one of your New Year's resolutions was to finally get organized, you may be starting to feel frustrated with your progress and thinking of giving up until next year. If that's the case, here are some free organizational apps to help fight your case of Resolution Fatigue. A more organized you may be just a click away.
Last year, I made a New Year's resolution to clean up my house. In reality, I just needed to attack the horrific mess that used to be my garage. I needed to be able to walk the length of it and get out the other end, unscathed. This grand task sounded great on paper, but unfortunately I had made this promise many times before. From reading countless articles about New Year's resolutions, this time I knew how to make it happen. I needed an outline of specific steps. I needed to let others know about my goal. And I needed to set aside time to make it happen.
As we all know, life has a habit of getting in the way. There are bills to be paid, grocery shopping to do, meals to be made, and appointments to keep. Let's not forget about work, house repair, yard work, and general cleaning! All of these unfortunately take precedence over organization and sorting through clutter. But I was determined to make it happen. I took one day this summer to clean out the garage, giving my husband the baby and playing "invisible" for a day. We ended up with a much neater looking space and a generous truckload of items off to Goodwill and various recycling entities. But a few months later – yup, you guessed it – the piles were back and the garage was nearly impassable again.
Organizing the home is one of those desirable and beneficial activities that remain elusive for many. This practical guide explains the many benefits - physical, emotional, and spiritual - of an organized home and shows how to attain them. Breaking down the process into 50 steps, the author uses her own experiences as a psychologist and professional home organizer to help readers clear away not only the physical clutter but the psychological blocks that encourage it and hinder organization.
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"With its seductive images of pristine closets, dazzling sink faucets, impeccably organized refrigerators and clutter-free bookshelves, the Real Simple world beckons to readers everywhere. The photos inside this luxuriously straightforward guide to straightening up one's house make organization into an art form: nicely arranged pillows on a sofa become a palette of bright color blocks; towels piled atop a hamper turn into an inviting display; and compact discs line up to form vertical bisectors on a horizontal rack.
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Those piles of papers, clothes, and other things you thought you'd successfully de-cluttered have returned, and this time they brought friends. What's the use of trying to fight the clutter? Is there a better way? This powerful and useful guide delivers solutions that work, no matter how overwhelmed you feel. The answer isn't an elaborate new system, or a solemn vow to start tomorrow. Instead, psychotherapist and organizer Cindy Glovinsky shares 100 simple strategies for tackling the problem the way it grows--one thing at a time. Here's a sampling of the tips explained in the book: * Declare a fix-it day * Purge deep storage areas first * Label it so you can read it * Get a great letter opener * Practice toy population planning * Leave it neater than you found it.
Written in short takes and with a supportive tone, this is an essential, refreshing book that helps turn a hopeless struggle into a manageable part of life, one thing at a time.
Who wouldn't like her living space to be more organized? Tapping into the popularity of the "Good Things" column in Martha Stewart Living, Good Things for Organizing provides practical, efficient, and pretty solutions for organizing just about everything, from spools of thread and the silverware drawer to your entire wardrobe and home office.
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Top 10 SF Signal Posts for February 2007
By John DeNardo | Friday, March 2nd, 2007 at 12:25 am
Here are The Top 10 SF Signal Posts for February 2007:
- 1967 Wonder Woman TV Pilot
- Of Princesses and Polls
- George Lucas Hates The Empire Strikes Back
- BSG Backlash?
- Harry Potter And The Hype Machine
- Twenty Years Ago the Classics Were Different
- LEGO Millenium Falcon – Better Than The Real Thing?
- SF Tidbits for 2/1/07
- REVIEW: Gods and Pawns by Kage Baker
- Cordwainer Smith's Dedication for Space Lords
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- SF/F Writers Who Blog
- Review – The Prestige by Christopher Priest
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- Forklift Safety Video
- Top 10 Star Wars Spoofs
- REVIEW: The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer
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I like Joni Ernst a lot (or at least what we know of her so far). The problem I have is seeing what happens to all these promising candidates once they get sucked into the DC vortex. Rubio is a good example.In general, I believe that senators make poor Presidents. They are talkers and deal-makers, not doers and decisive leaders. By contrast, governors are real executives who already have run significant organizations with significant budgets.My list of viable candidates for President would be loaded with governors at the top, starting with Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
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I do not know much about Joni Ernst, but what I know indicates I like her and her style. I also like Scott Walker and Rick Perry. Both have a great track record in their respective states.
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FTA: ´´As she toured the Iowa State Fair today, Ernst dismissed suggestions from her rival that her positions are too extreme for Iowa.´´Wow, that´s an original statement from the Rat. Don´t forget Mr Rat, she´s part of the Republican ´War on Women.´ And she´s Sarah Palin with a castrating knife. And any more nonsense and lies you can come up with. It´s the Rat way.
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The problem with any politician is they tell you what you want to hear until they get where they want to go, then what you get is not what you heard.
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To the expected calls of the superiority of former governors, I give you Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter. And several more, including on the (R) side, who were poor Presidents.
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It means that both Joe Schmidt and fly-half Jonny Sexton sign off their Leinster careers in style, completing the European and RaboDirect PRO12 double that eluded them in the previous two years.
Ulster did all they could and trailing by six points they applied the pressure for the converted try but where Shane Williams and Dan Biggar combined for the Ospreys last year to sink Leinster, this time they held firm.
Leinster flew out the blocks and scored the first try of the match after just three minutes - the newly crowned Amlin Challenge Cup champions rewarded for an early show of intent.
Sexton turned down a shot at the posts and instead kicked for the corner and Leinster produced a textbook drive after collecting the lineout, Jennings the man who dotted down.
Sexton kicked the conversion from the corner and it wasn't long before he extended his side's lead to 10-0 with Chris Henry failing to release his man, capping a chaotic early period for a stunned Ulster.
That stirred the Ulstermen into action however and some concerted pressure in the left-hand corner almost resulted in a try, only for Leinster to withstand the barrage.
On 18 minutes, Ulster missed a glorious chance to get back into the match after British & Irish Lions winger Tommy Bowe burst infield and when Darren Cave spun the ball wide to Robbie Diack, he had the simplest of finishes but Leinster got back to hold him up over the line.
On 25 minutes, Ulster finally got themselves on the scoreboard, South African scrum-half Ruan Pienaar making no mistake from the tee but Sexton responded in kind soon after to restore his side's ten point advantage.
Again Ulster came back and Pienaar made it two from two on 36 minutes but Sexton notched a crucial penalty on the stroke of half-time, ensuring Leinster earned themselves some breathing space at the interval.
Things weren't going Ulster's way and Leinster threatened to build an unassailable lead when Diack was sent to the sin bin on 44 minutes for going off his feet but then Ireland fly-half Paddy Jackson sparked the hosts for the day into life.
He scythed his way through the middle but didn't have the support required to make sure of the try, however Isa Nacewa, in his last game before retirement, was adjudged to have made a high tackle on the 21-year-old and he was shown a yellow card.
Pienaar slotted the simple penalty from in front of the posts to make the score 19-9 but with both sides down to 14.
Ulster could sense a way back into the contest and, with the wind in their sails, Pienaar trimmed the gap to seven when a superb chase from Bowe saw Leinster infringe and concede the penalty on 50 minutes.
With Diack back on the pitch but Nacewa yet to return, Pienaar brought Ulster to within four points, the closest they had been since Jennings' third-minute try, but Leinster came back, aware that they were losing momentum.
And it was Heaslip, who the help of second row Devin Tower, who burrowed his way over for another try that was borne out of forward grunt in the corner.
Sexton missed the conversion, ensuring Ulster weren't out of it, nine points down and after more good work from the impressive Rory Best, they were back to within a converted try after an enormous kick from the flawless Pienaar on 69 minutes.
With three final defeats in the last three years, Leinster were getting nervous and Ulster almost cut them open with seven minutes left on the clock, only for a knock-one at the crucial moment to cost them dearly.
Awarded a kickable penalty with four minutes left on the clock, Pienaar opted to kick for the corner and despite numerous phases in Leinster territory, Ulster conceded the penalty.
Leinster marched the play downfield and allowed the clock to tick down before Brian O'Driscoll kicked the ball out to rubber-stamp his side's victory.
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Gov. Rick Scott does a Facebook Q&A, speaks only in campaign soundbites
Yesterday, Gov. Rick Scott announced that he'd be partaking in a Very Special Facebook Q&A with his constituents – starting at 6 p.m. on April 17, his campaign announced, he'd be taking questions live via Facebook from some empty-looking room in Jacksonville.
Well, 6 p.m. rolled around and so did the questions. The first one was pretty predictable – a dig at Obamacare – and Scott quickly responded with less of an answer and more of a chance to throw presumed Democratic gubernatorial opponent Charlie Crist under the bus.
In fact, pretty much everything he responded to was either a political soundbite or a stab at his political opponents and their positions. But Scott's inquiring audience, it seems, wasn't very satisfied with his dodging and pandering. After a little while, people started challenging Scott on harder issues, like transportation funding, tuition hikes, VA hospitals and common-core education standards in education – lots of questions about common core. When things started to get a little heated in the comments, a few cheerleaders piped up to tell the governor what a super-duper job he's been doing for the state, or to throw him a softball question seemingly designed to let him get to his talking points:
But even the rah-rahing of a few Rick Scott enthusiasts couldn't keep the critics at bay. A chorus of frustrated citizens chimed in with off-the-script questions that required more than one-liners and zingers about Democrats, the federal government or Charlie Crist:
And they were met with … silence. After answering less than 20 questions (and some of them weren't even questions – just pats on the back from supporters) Scott simply stopped responding. He didn't sign off, he didn't address any of the repeated challenges about common core or Medicaid expansion or funding for higher education or the environment. He just quietly disappeared. Then, about an hour after the Q&A began, a new message popped up on his Facebook wall, thanking people for playing along. Note the first comment posted in response.
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