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Thundering Herd
Preview 2009
By Richard Cirminiello
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Head coach: Mark Snyder
5th year: 16-31
Returning Lettermen:
Off. 20, Def. 25, ST 4
Lettermen Lost: 23
Best Herd Players
1. DE Albert McClellan, Sr,
2. RB Darius Marshall, Jr.
3. TE Cody Slate, Sr.
4. LB Mario Harvey, Sr.
5. CB DeQuan Bembry, Soph.
6. OT C.J. Wood, Soph.
7. OT Ryan Tillman, Soph.
8. DE Michael Janac, Jr.
9. CB T.J. Drakeford, Soph.
10. LB Brandon Burns, Sr.
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State W 35-10
Last season was supposed to be do-or-die for head coach Mark Snyder. He didn't deliver, yet still survived to get one more crack at getting this right. It's been four years, and he's produced only 16 wins and countless groans from restless fans. From 1997-2002, the Herd created lofty expectations for a non-BCS school, winning five MAC championships and five bowl games. In the seven years since? How about no league titles and a single bowl game, a 32-14 loss to Cincinnati in the 2004 Fort Worth Bowl?
The expectations have been lowered under Snyder, but not by that much. They still expect to win titles in Huntington, which is why the coaching staff is under such intense scrutiny. And why a four-game losing streak at the tail end of a respectable 4-4 start still lingers around campus like a bad odor.
There's still a good core of talent at Marshall, including the return of eight starters to each side of the ball and most of the special teams unit. Put differently, there's enough talent to manufacture seven wins in a wide-open league that has no immovable objects. Plus, both coordinators enter their second seasons with the program, presumably facing fewer roadblocks to success. If the Herd can't parlay all of this into a December bowl game, it's hard to imagine Snyder or his assistants getting a second reprieve from the governor.
What to watch for on offense: The battle at quarterback. Like it or not, it's going to make headlines around Huntington until Mark Snyder names his starter in the summer. Maybe even beyond that point. While Mark Cann is the incumbent, he failed to close the door on the competition. Brian Anderson was lights out in his only audition of 2008, a three-touchdown, mistake-free game. Press Taylor and Jacob Laudenslayer weren't brought in from junior college just to mimic the other team's quarterback on the scout team.
What to watch for on defense: A more cohesive unit. Too often last year, the defense appeared lost, blowing coverages and allowing big plays. While those days aren't completely over, they should be less common. It's going to help having defensive coordinator Rick Minter in the system for a second year. He knows his personnel much better, and his system is no longer foreign to the players. It'll also help having eight starters and a slew of letterwinners back on campus. If DE Albert McClellan can regain his pre-ACL injury form, he's good enough to ignite and inspire the entire D.
This team will be far better if …the passing game significantly narrows the gap on the running game. A year ago, Marshall was 95th nationally through the air and 50th on the ground, an unbalanced attack that cannot continue. To be successful, coordinator John Shannon needs to keep teams guessing and opposing defenses from ganging up on RB Darius Marshall. Throughout its history, Marshall was at its best when it was able to go up top to make plays. No one expects the second coming of Chad Pennington, but the team has to perform much better at quarterback this season.
The Schedule: There's the in-state rivalry against West Virginia and the nasty game against Virginia Tech, but Southern Illinois and Bowling Green aren't bad non-conference dates. The big break comes in interdivision play getting Tulane, SMU, and UTEP; three teams that didn't go bowing. Getting the stars of the East, East Carolina and Southern Miss, at home is big, and playing three home games in four dates, with a bye week in the midst, should mean a nice finishing kick. However, the back-to-back road games against Tulane and West Virginia will anchor two stretches of three road games in four weeks.
Best Offensive Player: Junior RB Darius Marshall. Senior TE Cody Slate would also make sense in this space. Marshall, however, gives the Herd a consistent running threat and its best back since Ahmad Bradshaw left for the NFL. A slippery, fundamentally-sound runner, he ran for 1,095 yards and generated 165 all-purpose yards a game, en route to a spot on the All-Conference USA second team.
Best Defensive Player: Senior DE Albert McClellan. Was McClellan all the way back from his ACL tear last year? No. Can he get to that spot this fall? You bet. A little rusty in 2008, he still earned first team all-league honors, requiring plenty of attention from opposing blockers and getting routine pressure on the quarterback. When he's at peak performance, No. 96 is one of those lightning-quick edge rushers, who's capable of taking over games.
Key player to a successful season: Sophomore QB Mark Cann. Or whoever wins the starting job. Yeah, there are question marks elsewhere on the depth chart, but none that even approaches the significance at quarterback. The Herd needs to better than average behind center, which it's been ever since Byron Leftwich graduated earlier in the decade. If there's a revolving door at the position because no one can seize the job, it'll be another quiet postseason in Huntington.
The season will be a success if ... the Herd sneaks above .500 and bowls for the first time since 2004. Hey, this is Marshall, where the locals used to expect titles when Bob Pruett was on the sidelines. A measly December bowl game isn't asking for too much, right? Only two of the 12 games, at West Virginia and at Virginia Tech, go right in the loss column, so seven wins is achievable for a squad that returns 16 starters and all of the special teamers.
Key game: Sept. 26 at Memphis. This is a crossroads game early in the season against an East Division rival. The Tigers are also one of those middling Conference USA programs, which will be scrapping for bowl eligibility late in November. The winner gets to take some much-needed momentum into October. The loser could easily fall a win shy of the postseason when the final results come in.
2008 Fun Stats:
- Sacks: Marshall 22 for 174 yards - Opponents 13 for 90 yards
- Turnovers: Opponents 23 - Marshall 17
- Fourth down conversions: Opponents 10-of-12 (95%) - Marshall (50%)
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I bought a large amount. I've made lots of cranberry applesauce and a pumpkin/cranberry upside down cake. Please share some of your favorite recipes for me to try!
(other than cranberry sauce!)
Here's a link to a recipe that I used last year at Christmas. Was surprised at how fast they were gobbled up.
1. Brush a couple of pork tenderloins with a mixture of 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon and 1 tablespoon olive oil.
2. Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in an ovenproof skillet and brown the tenderloins in it. Transfer the tenderloins to a plate and set aside.
3. In the same skillet, brown 1 finely chopped onion and 2 finely chopped cloves of garlic, adding more oil if necessary. Add 1 1/2 cups fresh cranberries, 1 or 2 branches fresh thyme, 1/2 cup chicken broth, up to 1/4 cup honey. Bring to a boil, scraping the brown bits from the bottom.
4. Return the tenderloins to the skillet. Roast in a preheated 375ºF oven until pale pink in the centre, 15-20 minutes. Remove from the oven. Tent with foil and let rest for 5 minutes.
5. Slice the tenderloins. Arrange on heated plates. Spoon the cranberry sauce (sans the thyme branches) over. Serve immediately. Nice with a creamy potato gratin and a New World Pinot Noir.
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interesting, i'm gonna have to try this...this reminds me of the blueberry beer at Boston Beer Works where the blueberries float up and down in the glass!!
I just made a batch and a half of this yesterday, it is delicious, but you will have to wait at least 4 weeks. I still have some from last fall as I've been hoarding it and it is still unbelievable!
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I've been on a stuffed winter squash kick recently, and it's really good with sausage and rhubarb in it. Next time, I want to make it with cranberries as the tart element instead:
re: kaaris
Oh, and of course there's always a Granny Smith apple pie with cranberries in it, and struesel topping over the top. Ahhhh, pure heaven!
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It's even easier than that: Just toss the bag of fresh cranberries in the freezer, where they will last for months and months. The cranberries will maintain their individual integrity and will not clump up. When you are ready to use them, pour them out.
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That's what I do too. I just cooked a bag that had been in the freezer since about last Thanksgiving.
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I'll confess: I think there are bags in my freezer that are actually even older than that. As they age in the freezer, the cranberries get a little wrinkly, but they are still fine to use.
Moral of the story: When fresh cranberries are in season, stock up! They will stick around and they won't let you down!
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Everybody's ideas sound delicious, so many cranberries, so little time.
I've been making this Nigella Lawson pudding (more like a cake top and bottom with fruit in between) during December for the last few years:
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wow- I'm excited to try a bunch of these- thanks for the ideas!
I freeze ny for later use. I also skewer them and freeze them - then pull them out for martinis or champagne garnishment. Fun! I use in glass jars to surround candles, too!!
My family loves these Cranberry Fritters. I make them for breakfast on Thanksgiving morning. They are round and look like like Dunkin' Munchkins. The cranberry inside pops as the fritter cooks.
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3/4 cup fresh cranberries
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3/4 cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
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1/4 cup dark brown sugar (for the indentations)
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1. Wash cranberries and dry on paper towels.
2. Sift dry ingredients together and mix in milk gradually to form a stiff dough.
3. With well-floured hands, pinch off 1 teaspoon of dough and make an indentation.
4. Sprinkle a little brown sugar in the indentation and place a cranberry in the center. Roll dough around the berry. balls should be about the size of a large marble.
5. Heat oil in a deep, heavy kettle until the temperature reaches 375 degrees F.
6. Drop fritter balls into the hot fat and fry, turning, until they are deep golden brown on all sides. Drain on paper towels.
7. Roll fritters in cinnamon sugar mix. Serve hot.
Makes 3 dozen.
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Furfura Sharif located in the Hooghly District in West Bengal. The mosque was built by Muqlish Khan that serves as a pilgrimage site for the Muslims.
Furfura Sharif, also known as Furfura, Phurphura is a village considered to be very holy by the Muslims. It is located in Jangipara community development block of Srirampore subdivision in
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. Furfura is located at 22degree44`N 88degree08`E? / ?22.74degreeN 88.13degreE / 22.74; 88.13.
There are many villages in Furfura panchayat like Furfura, Purba Durgapur, Gopalnagar, Hosenpur, Dakshindihi, Rampara, Toralpur, Chak Barada, Belpara, Ramnagar, Nilarpur, Chaurpur, Bakcha, Kashipur, Ramchandrapur, Hazipur, and Bhimpur.
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Built in 1375, the mosque was built by Muqlish Khan. The mosque serves as a site for Muslim pilgrimage, especially during the Pir`s mela (fair). The mosque is also visited by thousands of pilgrims during Urs festival.
The Muslims dwelling in this region are believed to be chiefly Ashrafs. They are thought to be the descendants of Muslims who invaded Bengal in the 14th century. According to history the Bagdi king who was the ruler of this region was defeated by Hazrat Shah Kabir Halibi and Hazrat Karamuddin. However, both of them were killed in the battle. Even today the tombs are revered by both Hindus and Muslims.
The Mazaar Sharif (Tomb) of Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique(Rh) and his five sons, popularly known as the `Panch Huzur Keblah` is one the most significant place within Furfura Sharif. These tombs are visited by Thousands of people from all over India come every year.
The order of Furfura-Sharif was founded by Sufi Saint Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique. He was born in 1846 in Furfura-Sharif. He was a direct descendant of the first Khalif of Islam, Syedena Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique RA. He belonged to the Ahle-Sunnat-Wal-Jamaat school of thoughts. Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique was also the founder of the religious congregation, which is still observed on the 21st 22nd and 23rd of Falgun Bengali month every year by his grandsons. He was a religious preacher as well as a Mujadded-e-Zaman or Social and Religious Reformer of an era. He was better known by this title. Mujadded-e-Zaman Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique was born in Furfura-Sharif in the year 1845. He remained absorbed in social work and worked hard for the upliftment of the masses and eradication of social evils from the society. He is credited with establishing several charitable institutes, orphanages and free health center for the poor masses. He was also a great educationist who believed that it is through education he can free the society of all evils. It was for this reason that he set up several madrasas, schools and learning centers. In Furfura Sharif he established Madrasa, along with free boarding facilities for the underprivileged students. He encouraged female education by establishing a School for girls in Furfura Sharif. In the year 1939 on 17 March he passed away leaving behind his five sons,
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I grew up in Glasgow & Edinburgh and my daughter is at Edinburgh University - so we use the apartment as a 'home from home' to go and visit as we now live over 5 hours away in Sheffield in England.
Stuart Carmichael purchased this apartment in 2007
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Vietnam Kitchen has closed its doors temporarily. According to their website, Vietnam Kitchen is closed until November 21, 2013. When called, Vietnam Kitchen's answering machine reports the same. No reason thus far has been given for the sudden closure.
Vietnam Kitchen, located in a strip mall at 5399 Mitscher Avenue, is known for their large and authentic menu of Vietnamese specialties, including many vegetarian options. My favorite is the Mì căn xào đậu,($8.70) the mock duck with stir fried green beans.
Vietnam Kitchen also serves a killer avocado milkshake, a red bean and rice pudding, and Gỏi cuốn, ($3.00) rice paper rolls filled with lettuce, bean sprouts, shrimp, pork and vermicelli noodles, served with peanut sauce.
Let's hope the closure is indeed temporary.
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STS*: How Conley, Cole Combined for an 'Ace'Posted by on November 12, 2011 – 9:01 am
T.J. Conley was the iron and Marquice Cole was the pin. And the two were the main components last Sunday at Buffalo in the Green & White punt team's equivalent of a hole-in-one.
"It all came together," Conley said of his drop punt "fair-caught" by Cole at the Bills 1-yard line early in the third quarter. "It's all feel, trying to get that perfect distance on it. It's something that you practice over and over again."
"That was more so T.J. than me, him knowing how much power to put into the ball, how much loft," said Cole. "I've been running down on punts for a couple of years. Steve was real good at it last year. But T.J., I believe, in game situations he's settling down and he's been kicking a lot better."
Especially with his inside-the-20 opportunities. Both Conley and Cole credit practice and repetition for Conley's 14 I-20 punts this season, two more than Steve Weatherford has for the Giants in the same number of kicks.
"Coach Westhoff, you know how he is," Cole said. "He's going to drill that to death."
No doubt that helped Weatherford enjoy one of the best inside-the-20 seasons in NFL punting history for the Jets in 2010, in fact equaling the league record of 42 I-20s. Nineteen of those were inside-the-10s, seven were inside-the-5s and two were downed at the opponents' 1.
One thing T.J. hadn't done yet as Weatherford's successor was to pin an opponent inside the 5, let alone at the 1. Until Buffalo.
The Jets, not capitalizing on Joe McKnight's 59-yard return with the second-half kickoff, brought Conley on to punt from the Bills 37. Using the pointy-end-down drop punt that Australian punters Darren Bennett to Ben Graham have specialized in and most NFL punters have adopted, Conley hung his punt high (not sky-high; it would eventually be timed at 4.55 seconds).
Meanwhile, Cole as the Jets' right flyer was singled up against Drayton Florence. Cole took off down the outside, beat Florence downfield and slipped inside at the 5.
That was only half the battle.
"Every punt returner in the NFL is ridiculously talented," Cole said. "One guy [Arizona rookie Patrick Peterson] last week had a 99-yard return. You can't just ran down there looking to down the ball. You've got to respect that guy as a returner."
Except in this case, Bills returner C.J. Spiller was correctly drifting forward from the 5 to the 10, faking his own fair catch and hoping that Cole didn't know where the ball was and giving the pigskin a chance to bounce untouched in or into the end zone for the touchback.
No such luck. Cole saw the ball over his shoulder, knew he'd have a shot, sidled near the goal line, turned around and caught the ball for the "ace." It was only the Jets' third punt downed at the 1 since 2006. Before Weatherford's two in '10, we have to go back to Graham's heyday. He had four such punts as a Jet, including three in a four-game span in his first NFL season (when he was a 32-year-old rookie fresh from the AFL) in 2005.
The next trick: some fancy pitch-and-punt at MetLife Stadium on Sunday night against the Patriots.
"I love to kick there," Conley said. "It's got to be the best stadium in the NFL. The fans are amazing, the whole atmosphere is just great. And it still has that new-car smell. It's pretty awesome."
If Conley, Cole, Kyle Wilson and the rest of the cover team can awesomely hem in Pats returners Julian Edelman and Wes Welker, that could go a long way toward making the Jets the leaders in the clubhouse around midnight.
*Special Teams Saturday.
Tags: Ben Graham, Buffalo Bills, C.J. Spiller, Drayton Florence, inside-the-20, Marquice Cole, Steve Weatherford, T.J. Conley
Posted in Randy Lange | 26 Comments »
26 Responses
to "STS*: How Conley, Cole Combined for an 'Ace'"
By wayne on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
GOT A FEELING COACHES CALM DEMEANOR WILL HAVE A CALMING AFFECT ON HIS QB…………Have we seen enough yet to know that a coach's responsibilities go beyond wins and loses? Wins should not excuse any and everything……EVER……. BEHAVE LIKE A GROWN UP……Keep up the good work Rex.
By bestjets on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
with the penn state lineage so prevalent to jet history when are you going to report on their situation
By scjoe on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
At the half way point of the season an apology is in order for Folk (although there are still 8 games to go) but not for Conley who is currently 25th in the league in gross and 23rd in net. That is about what I expected pre season. Yes, he is 5th placing them inside the 20, but take a look at the three who are tied for 1st in that category, Fields, Jones, and Rocca, (Miami, STL, and Washington) so how relevant is that stat?
By scjoe on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
Randy, can you tell me if Nick Toon (WR, Univ of Wisconsin) is the son of our very own Al Toon? Nick is a 6'3″ senior and although he don't have eye catching stats he does have nice size.
By Randy Lange on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
scjoe, yes, Wisconsin WR Nick Toon is Al Toon's son.
By Karan on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
Jets should do what the Patriots do, use they're tight ends in the passing game more. I think along with Keller, we should break out Josh Baker and Shawn Nelson as other receiving tight ends just to confuse the patriots, and of course, gain some yardage. Lets go Jets, destroy the Patriots
By joeyjets12fla on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
Hey JETSNATION just read alot of the comments from the previous blogs Thursday and forword we sound like a bunch of old woman with the bickering back and forth towards each other about broadway joe the old AFC players that never played for the JETS. I know, everyone has an oppinion, but we all have rectal cavities also.It's Saturday and we all should be one united fan base at least till Sunday night. I'd say around 11:45 p.m. then have at it. Or if I get my wish we'll be so happy we'll all be hugging and kissing each other. I also hope we get 1 penalty for the noise. Do they still have that rule? GO JETS……
By 38 year fan on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
I am ready for a dynasty to be TORN APART ,…limb from limb,…piece by piece . …So Slowly for four quarters …
By 38 year fan on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
Let us enjoy this feast ,,,,
By 38 year fan on Nov 12, 2011 | Reply
The Jets are like sharks circling ,….and we smell blood ….
By IRA on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
Nick Toon will be a mid first rd pick and the Jets have other needs but man would i love to see them draft him.
ST's give the Jets such an advantage every game and thats because we have one of the best if not all-time best ST's coach in Westhoff.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
scjoe, Conley's not exactly setting the world on fire but I don't think switching kickers, punters, and holders so often is doing the team any good. If this policy has something to do with not wanting to pay for such players, the policy should be reviewed. It's like when Cimini writes that the Jets "don't like to pay" at the S position. I don't know where he's getting his info or what he means since he's never said any more than that. But if not paying at S is the reason we have two of the worst starting cover S's in the league, we better start digging a little deeper. And start drafting very high at that position.
By cgb on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
I think the jets do not like to dish out the cash for older veterans that are on the team. thomas jones, ellis, d.woody,p. kendall,a. faneca. ,b. edwards,j. cotchery, just to name a few that i can think of right now. then we will take our chances on bringing in vets from other teams. I realize that some of these players on this list fall into the catagory of vets that we brought in, but sometimes with our rotating vets we lose some jet identity and sacrifice talent for a lower pay scale.
By Jimmer on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
We're gonna know tonight if we deserve a shot this year. If the TE's can run wild like they have all year, we should start looking toward the draft for guys that can stop TE's.
Sorry, we simply haven't stopped TE's for years at this point. If they burn us tonight, they'll burn us in the playoffs. Cro on Hernandez?
By wayne on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
By GaryC on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
when do the jets stop believing Greene is Marshall Faulk, he is the new hands of stone, apologies to Roberto Duran.I told you the jets should have worn giants blue, the patriots upchuck at that sight.Jet Fan tom, I told you don't be so presumtuos on Wilson,he looked pretty average in this game.
By scjoe on Nov 13, 2011 | Reply
Pathetic….Simply Pathetic! Biggest game to date and you don't even show up.
By sal on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
this is rock bottom, ryan challange all teams to beat the pats why cause he cant
By Karan on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
Man, after the way the Jets played last week, I really thought we would beat the Patriots badly tonight. There was absolutely no passion, can someone else also step up as a leader other than L.T.? Got nothing against L.T., but we need more leaders. The whole team played horrible tonight, I just won't blame the offense for not scoring enough points. Sanchez played bad, Schotty called a bad game as usual, offensive line played bad, 5 sacks allowed?? Are you kidding? Defense played bad, special teams played bad, bad team loss on all cylinders. We aren't a good primetime team.I hope Jets and Patriots meet in the playoffs again like last year with the same playoff results.I know we'll rebound but still a disappointing loss tonight,this one hurts
By tommy ohio on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
need a QB !!!!!!!!!!!
By GaryC on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
lets not forget to thank eli and the giants again, because without their win against the patriots we would now have to play three games better then them now instead of two.It looks like you can stick a fork in the jets before the turkey.
By GaryC on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
there are so many better receivers then Nick Toon, he is nowhere near the talent that Al was,he will be lucky to be a first rounder.
By Danny on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
What a Joke 2nite. I blame Rex most of all. As far as D you don't beat Brady with 6dbs. Only way to beat him ispressure, You can have Deon and Revis out there but if Brady got time he will beat them. What a Joke 2nite Same old jets
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
A really ugly game and one that shows that despite all the hype and wishful thinking, we're not quite as good as we think we are. That goes double for a couple of players but not Sanchez, of course, he wins, he had 300 yds, he needs 3 or 4 more yrs to see the field, he'll be better in the playoffs, right? Anyone who doesn't yet see the importance of "starting fast on O" (a phrase that some on this site actually utter with contempt) had better try watching badminton instead of football. But I think the reason Rex seemed so subdued afterward is 'cause he knows that Collinsworth was right, we're never gonna overtake a Brady-led NE with such a conservative O, much less with a conservative O that's hit-or-miss on execution from week to week.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
GaryC, Wilson looked worse than average, he dropped a potential 60-some-yds pick six early on that coulda changed the tone of the game. Still, not too many 2nd-yr guys are gonna shut down a Brady-to-Branch 5 yd sideline TD pass in single coverage. Many of our younger guys didn't look good tonight, McKnight's fumbled punt was horrible but as Cimini points out, why wasn't Kerley back there, he was hurt but returned. Smith and Leonhard dreadful on coverage as always but as usual we have a team that seems to think you can beat NE 9-6 and can't score pts early, in large numbers, and when it counts against not just the better teams but against the worst passing D in the NFL. Spin that any way you want, Spice — oh wait, Sanchez threw for 300 yds!
By Charliejet on Nov 14, 2011 | Reply
I'm not a schotty fan – but don't blame this on on him. Play calling goes so far – team needs to execute. Ya just gotta play right and want it more than the other team.
This may have been more a trap game than you think…


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The US Missile Defence Agency (MDA) claims further success with test interceptions by its mobile land-based protective system, and plans a more complex trial of its seagoing component. At the end of last month, the Theatre High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) system successfully shot down (pdf) a non-separating target described by …
US Navy vs. Cheney
Just so no one comes away thinking that a successful test somehow makes WWIII that little bit more palatable, because it might be a bit more winnable, it should be added that recent Russian upgrades to their MIRV'd ICBMs are being boasted off as unstoppable for at least 50 years. Presumably this implies the delivery vehicles take evasive manoeuvres which prevent a firing solution being computed in a reasonable time, and IT is not expected to be capable of that for some time.
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I wouldn't be too sure that "It seems that a protection against SCUDs is now, finally, in existence." I seem to remember hearing a few years ago that the Patriot missile system used in the '91 Gulf War (which at the time was played up in the media as the answer to all ills) passed every single one of it's (I seem to remember 21) tests only to prove around 10% effective in real-world use. The exact figures may be wrong (I'm working from memory of a talk I attended some years ago) but the point remains: this is *one* test!
Claims a 40% success for gulf war 1 patriot, not what you'd call ideal, but it was designed for aircraft really..
It also appears form that site that there have been quite a few improvements to patriot since, I wonder how effective it would be these days.. Need an enemy with ballistic missiles but no nuclear capability so we can find out... Hmmm... Wonder what Iran has got on next year?
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First, I am completely in agreement with this philosophy. Only when the public truly understands how science works can they make rational decisions regarding a variety of topics. For example, gay marriage is a devisive issue in national politics. Can a scientific approach solve it? No, but it can address specific aspects of the issue. Many people are still under the impression that a homosexual lifestyle is a choice similar to choices you make at a fast food restaurant...."Can I take your order?" "Yes, I'll have a cheese burger and large fries with a diet pepsi." For here or to go?" "Here, umm wait a second, make it to go. I think I'll check out that new gay bar." Here's where science can provide some insights. Are there genetic components related to homosexualiaty? Are there developmental (in utrero, psychological, etc) considerations that impact the "decision"? Do gender roles fall into a simply binary function? or is there reason to believe gender roles are better explained as two overlapping curves? In this way, science can add something to the discussion. Science will not affect bigotry, intolerance, or a particular -ism, but it can provide greater understanding to an issue that is generally framed by both sides to a point preventing any discourse.
All that being said, I do not believe this philosophy reflects an attainable goal. I do not believe we can educate the public as a while into how science works. First, people are busy and have other things going on. What I think is important and critical, others find superfluous to paying the bills and enjoying life. Second, science is hard....or at least it isn't easy. You don't always get a firm answer, people dislike grays, they like black and whites. Statistics are misunderstood (misunderestimated by our president).
Thus, I favor an Increased Trust Philosophy. It is immediately sufficient for the public to trust the scientific process. Basically the public does trust science, as evidenced by creationists, politicians, and industrial interests using psciense (it sounds the same but means something different) to bolster their preconceived positions. Much like we trust our pharmacist to accurately fill our prescriptions (unless you're getting birth control or retrovirals, then you might be concerned), our auto mechanics, etc, public trust in scientists would do much to offset some of the problems that have become apparent the last 10-20 years. No it will not necessarily fix a problem, but at least we can have informed rational discussions.
•Smoking is bad for you, yet many smoke. No rational person is smoking without that knowledge, they have made an informed decision.
•Vaccines are good for you, yet many do not vaccinate. Many people have mis-information regarding vaccines and autism, they have made an uninformed decision. In part, because these people do not trust the scientists/doctors, but do trust the charlatans.
So how do we increase trust? Difficult question, more science and the scientific process being explained is important. More head on critique/assault of psiense also good. Playing nice is important, but when assaulted for the forces of ignorance, playing nice is the kiss of death. Framing is a nice tactic, but does not truly deal with the problem. Science vs psience is not like Pepsi vs Coke and a matter of marketing. Its like milk vs a bucket of fermented cow shit, one could kill you.
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