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Poor Tom Lyrics - Led Zeppelin
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Here's a tale of Tom
Who worked the railroads long
His wife would cook his meal
As he would change the wheel
Poor Tom, Seventh Son, Always knew what's goin on
Ain't a thing that you can hide from Tom
There ain't nothing that you can hide from Tom
Worked for thirty years
Sharing hopes and fears
Dreamin' of the day
He could turn and say
Poor Tom, work's done, been lazin' out in the noonday sun
Ain't a thing that you can hide from Tom
His wife was Annie Mae
With any man a game she'd play
When Tom was out of town
She couldn't keep her dresses down
Poor Tom, Seventh Son, always knew what's goin on
Ain't a thing that you can hide from Tom
And so it was one day
He got wise to Annie Mae
Tom stood, a gun in his hand
And stopped her runnin' around
Poor Tom, Seventh Son, gotta die for what you've done
All those years of work are thrown away
To ease your mind is that all you can say?
But what about that grandson on your knee?
Them railroad songs, Tom would sing to me
Ain't nothing that you can hide from Tom
Keep-a Truckin'
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Just a thought of how this song may have been used on Zepellin III | Reviewer: Nikko | 1/18/10
I'm a huge Zep fan. Have been since I was in high school. When Coda was released and I first heard Poor Tom, I was amazed that it was a reject from Led Zeppelin III and never placed on an album as was the case with many cuts that were added to Physical Graffitti to make a double LP. Add to that the mystery of why a song like Hey, Hey, What can I Do was a B side for Immigrant song and not an album cut and single. I have a theory that "Hey, Hey, What Can I Do", "Poor Tom", and "Gallows Pole" make up a suite of folk songs that tell the story of a wanton woman and the husband that kills her and eventually is hung.
Zep knows the Blues | Reviewer: Bruce | 6/7/09
If any rock band knows the blues its Led Zeppelin. From the lyrics, the guitar licks, the beat, or the harp towards the end of the song, you'd almost swear this is something Robert Johnson would have done.
Trippy | Reviewer: brandon | 9/3/07
Great song, you can barely hear the lyrics so i had to look them up. It's really trippy for me, the first time i heard it in the car i zoned out and played like 8 times in a row!
Good little heard zeppelin song. | Reviewer: Alan | 6/23/05
Led Zeppelin has to be one of the greatest bands ever. This song was never released on any of their original 8 albums and had to wait for coda to get out. Its a great song featuring some good drumming from Bonham, like we've come to expect. Also in this song is some very nice acoustic guitar playing from Jimmy Page. Just a general good toe-tapping song that everyone should enjoy.
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Major Groups and other Stakeholders Steering CommitteeThis section provides information on the engagement of stakeholders in the Third International Conference on Small Island Developing States, to be held on 1-4 September 2014, as well as the Major Groups and Other Stakeholders Pre-Conference Forum to be held on 28 August 2014, both taking place in Apia, Samoa. Stakeholders' engagement in the meetings and their preparatory processes is being facilitated through a self-nominated Steering Committee composed of Major Groups and other stakeholders' representatives. The Steering Committee is responsible for:
- Providing guidance in the organization of the Major Groups and Other Stakeholders Pre-Conference Forum, including nomination of speakers and plan of work;
- Facilitating outreach in each of the SIDS regions in addition to all nine major groups constituencies;
- Facilitating engagement in the Preparatory Meetings and the Conference;
- Helping to facilitate joint advocacy and development of positions.
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- Women: Noelene Frances Nabulivou
- NGOs: Shantal Munro Knight
- Indigenous Peoples: Roberto Mukaro Borrero
- Children and Youth: Karuna Rana
- Business and Industry: Louise Kantrow
- Local authorities: Florence Pignolet
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- Pamella Rosemary, CaFAN Antigua and Barbuda
- Hemsing Hurrynag, Pesticide Action Network
- Joseph Yannick Gael Cornet, Plateforme Citoyenne
- Mohammad Zaheer Allam, Australian Urban Design Research Centre
- Climate change & Disaster Risk management
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I was looking for something to eat in my pantry and found some food that I could throw together using this recipe. I didn't have steel oats so I used regular oatmeal. I had dried cranberries infused with applesauce. I used cinnamon that I mixed with a little sugar and I had whole raw almonds. I left out the maple syrup and salt. I thought it was pretty good for a throw together. I would of never thought of it if I hadn't seen this recipe and decided to see what I could come up with.
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With machines set up in rows to encourage competition, many ordinary gyms cater to men's bodies and psychology, right down to the urinals that were "accidentally" installed in the women's locker room. At Curves, you'll move around a circuit of hydraulic resistance machines that have been designed to work with women's bodies and promote weight loss, protect against osteoporosis, and deal with arthritis. Instead of fiddling with weight stacks and losing your momentum, the hydraulic machines use your body weight and fitness level to create resistance that matches your abilities, decreasing the risk of soreness or injury. Because traditional lift-and-lower motions create bulky muscles, each machine uses push-and-pull motions to create toned, lean muscles perfect for crushing a grapefruit without looking like you can.
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Our committee aims to foster a community of support and encouragement for women in mathematics. We will accomplish this by creating events and opportunities which establish and strengthen connections with women in the department, including undergraduates, and with women in other STEM fields.
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The River Grill MenuAmerican | Newburgh Main Menu
jumbo gulf shrimp stuffed with horseradish, wrapped with hickory smoked bacon and accompanied with a horseradish chive aioli
fresh mozzarella layered with vine ripened tomatoes and roasted red and yellow peppers
served over a bed of broccoli raab sauteed with evoo, garlic and lemon
steamed with chorizo sausage, diced tomatoes, and scallions with white wine, garlic and fresh herbs (prepared traditional upon request)
jumbo lump crab and alaskan crab blended with tri-colored peppers lightly sauteed, served in lemon beurre blanc, and drizzled with a smoked chipolete remoulade
squid lightly coated in seasoned flour, served with a honey mint sweet chili sauce and a horseradish chive aioli
fresh spinach sauteed with garlic and herbs blended with parmesan cheese finished with melted provolone and topped with a rich cream sauce
pasta shells tossed in a gorgonzola black truffle sauce topped and baked with parmsan cheese
breast of duck, served over mixed greens in a raspberry vinaigrette, garnished with orange segments and walnuts
a blend of shrimp, bay scallops, mussels and calamari poached then tossed with diced peppers, red onions, fresh lemon juice and 100% evoo served over a bed of mixed greens with avocado and lemon
fresh baby arugula tossed with balsamic dressing sliced grape tomato, sun-dried figs and crumble gorgonzola cheese finished with crispy prosciutto
new york sirloin, charbroiled, finished with a blend of wild mushrooms sauteed in a garlic balsamic glaze and topped with crispy leeks
half long island duck, roasted then finished with a grande mariner orange sauce
imported rack of lamb, seasoned, then pan seared and glazed with a port wine rosemary demi-glace
a 12oz cut of pork grilled then finished with a apricot chutney
center cut of beef tenderloin, charbroiled, finished with a peppercorn brandy cream sauce
grilled breast of chicken marinated with fresh rosemary, garlic, white balsamic vinegar and 100% evoo topped with a green and black olive salad
a dozen little neck clams served with cocktail sauce and lemon
a half dozen oysters served with a tarragon vinaigrette
jumbo shrimp poached and served with cocktail sauce and a chipotle remoulade
four chilled shrimp, half a dozen clams on the half shell and four oysters served with cocktail sauce and a chipotle remoulade
julienne breast of chicken sauteed with sun-dried tomato and mushrooms in a marsala demi glace tossed with fresh arugula and braised beef ravioli
chorizo sausage, sauteed with black beans and corn, maine lobster meat, and jumbo shrimp in a cajun cream sauce, tossed with lobster filled ravioli
jumbo shrimp and chopped maine lobster meat sauteed with diced tomato, in a rich white wine garlic cream sauce tossed with parpaddle pasta finished with scallions and fresh spinach
julienne breast of chicken sauteed with green peppercorns, diced tomato in a white wine dijon mustard cream sauce served over a bed of spinach fettuccini
a blend of shrimp, bay scallops calamari and musseles sauteed with sliced black and green olives, capers, and anchovies simmered in a plum tomato sauce served over a bed of whole wheat spaghetti
center cut, finished with a tomato, cumber and red onion salsa
fillet of mahi-mahi grilled then topped with a pineapple rum salsa with toasted coconut, diced peppers, and red onion
filet of salmon broiled topped with a macadamia coconut crust, finished with a honey mint sweet chile sauce
fillet of tilapia broiled then topped with a peacan crust finished with a mango salsa
pan seared and topped parmesan herb crust finished with lemon beurre blanc
sauteed shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams, calamari, half-lobster tail and chorizo sausage finished in a seafood stock over a bed of saffron rice
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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday home in Southampton - Hampton Classic w/ Heated Pool
Traditional home with all amenities in ideal location
Four bedroom, three bath house on a secluded wooded acre with pool, surrounded by private gardens and woods. Child friendly fence around the pool. Small patio around pool. Deck has stainless steel grill and porch furniture to eat outside overlooking the pool area. Porches, deck, patio, gardens, large grassy lawn. All amenities. A few min from the village, the ocean, National, Shinnecock and Sebonac golf courses and the train, rental car and jitney stops. Minimum two week rental period.
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About Judy
I currently live in New York City where I attended college and grad school. I have been coming out to the Hamptons for over a decade. My hobbies are decorating and gardening. I ride and bike and walk in the Hamptons.
Judy purchased this house in 2004
Why Judy chose Southampton
This is a lovely peaceful house that is nicely decorated and contains all amenities. It is very close to the village, shops, transportation, yet it's woodland setting provide a sense of peace and privacy. There is abundant wildlife in the backyard. Robins, cardinals, blue jays fly around the grounds.The gardens attract birds and butterflies and the pool area is ringed with woodlands that contain deer and turkeys. The pool is surrounded by gardens and trees.
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This is a beautiful traditional Hamptons home, on a large wooded lot surrounded by 100 year old oak trees. The fresh air circulates from the ocean to the bay and a good night's rest in the house performs miracles in relaxation and rest. The village and the environs offer a multitude of activities. But my favorite past time is to sit in the house and observe the wildilfe in the backyard through the glass sliding doors.


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Dancehall music is in a state of crisis. Violence and gun-talk rule the scene while peace and love is nowhere to be found. Most longtime admirers of the genre are fed up, but those who created the genre hate it even more. A man like King Jammy, who helped pioneer the digital evolution that's been a part of dancehall for the past 25 years, is tired of all the fuckery and isn't afraid to speak out about it. He's produced loads of hit songs during his career, and he's currently rereleasing them as a weapon to help win back reggae's soul. A massive compilation of his work, Selector's Choice Vol. 1-4, just hit the streets, and the eight discs of music here are serious.We decided to check in with King Jammy down in Jamaica to see what a-gwan.
Outtakes:What's motivated you to stay in the reggae business for so long?
King Jammy:Well, the more you make hit songs, it's like pouring gasoline in the tank. It's fuel. And it's all the encouragement I need to keep producing more and more records.
Where was your head when you decided to put together your newest compilation?
Well, Johnny Wonder and myself got together and decided we need to do something to bring back the whole reggae business, 'cause it was going astray. So we decided to take all the hits from the '80s and '90s, chose the tracks carefully. And here it is.
But what about the ultracompetitive nature of dancehall right now? Are things in Jamaica getting out of hand?
Well, some of it is good, but a lot of the artists are taking things too far. When they have a clash, they take it personal and take it out of hand. Their lyrical content is not even accepted internationally. The artists need to make some changes within themselves. They need to have fun and not take it so personal.
Speaking of reggae beefs, how do you feel about the never-ending war of words between Beenie Man and Bounty Killer? Have you had enough?
I'm fed up with it. You have other DJs, Mavado and all of them, that start that type of behavior as well. It's not good for the business. They're taking it too far.
What can be done to turn things around?
The culture is not being brought out the right way right now, and that's why I'm starting to produce new material with Ras Shiloh and Ninja Man to show the youths that you can still make good music. Plus, culturewise, you have some very good new artists, but they're not getting a chance.
Can you envision yourself retiring from reggae?
Retire? King Jammy will never stop producing. I'll always be on the scene. Jonathan CunninghamThe Sopranos
When Natalie Dessay first began blowing the minds of the world's opera queens in 1992, she was a walking miracle, the incarnation of just about everybody's hopes for the next great prima donna. That she could act as well as she could sing was beside the point. Listening to her first records was to hear a human being hitting superhuman notes, and it seemed only natural that she should be a great actress as well. Hell, if you're prepared to accept one miracle at face value, why not two?
For that reason, watching the stunning new collection of Dessay's greatest stage moments, Le Miracle D'une Voix, is a must for anyone looking to witness the essence of a coloratura soprano. There are a few moments in Le Miracle that capture some of the what-the-fuck-did-I-just-see?-ness of Natalie's early career. But if you take the collected clips in chronological order from her 1993 Olympia in Les Contes d'Hoffmanthrough her turns as Lucia and Ophelie a full decade later what emerges is a heartbreaking picture of a singular wonder disappearing from the face of the Earth. By 2000, Dessay had developed a bad habit of pushing her lovely, sparkly instrument into heavy roles it couldn't sustain. Though she sang well, her voice was damaged beyond repair. She's now undergone two rounds of vocal cord surgery, and in this DVD's most recent selections, you can hear a woman struggling mightily for notes and timbres she could have summoned in her sleep only a few years earlier. But even those arias especially the breathy, desperate Mad Scene from Hamlet are redeemed by Dessay's sensitivity to the music's drama.
If you can get past the tragedy of it all, this DVD yields many good things. For the laugh factor, you cannot beat Dessay's mid-cunnilingus cadenza in "Duo de la mouche" or the jewelry lust that consumes her in "Glitter and Be Gay." Dessay pushes herself like crazy in two different takes on Strauss' Zerbinetta, proving herself the only soprano in recent memory up to the emotional demands of Hofmannsthal's libretto. And the earliest of her three Olympias the one from 1993 puts to shame every other version of "The Doll Song" you've ever heard. The night that aria was recorded, Offenbach was smiling in his grave. It'll be a long time before he smiles like that again. Brandon K. ThorpDeadheads Unite


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Vikings RB Adrian Peterson is arguable the best RB in the NFL. But that doesn't mean he isn't looking for improvement every time he steps out on the practice field.
One area in which he could be utilized more frequently is the pass game. The Vikings do have an excellent receiving RB in Chester Taylor, and the team should continue to use him in the way they have over the past 2 seasons. But there's also no question that involving Peterson in the passing game would only serve to make #28 a more lethal offensive weapon.
"He's not a satisfied guy," Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress said after this morning's practice. "He's not sitting back on his laurels and patting himself on the back. He wants to be well-rounded, he wants to be diversified. While he may be as good a running back as there is in the league, he wants to be great in all facets. So, you've got to give it to him from the standpoint of working on your weaknesses or perceived weaknesses. And getting better at something he can get better at. He can get better and he knows he can, and he's resolute about doing that."
Childress told reporters that he's seen Peterson make improvements in both the run game and the pass game, something that other teams in the NFL probably don't like to hear.
"I've seen growth in both run game reads and patience with that," Childress explained. "I've seen growth in his understanding of pass protections and his position in pass protections. I think he's taken strides there. They'll continue to come with some of the game speed stuff that's likely to happen, but I have seen some decent growth there."
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With a favorable schedule ahead of them, the Phillies have a great chance to sneak past some teams in the NL East. They're off to a good start, beating the Giants 5-2 last night and pulling to 3.5 games back of the division lead.
One aspect that was going work to the Phillies advantage this season was beginning the year as an underdog. Crowned favorites to win the division the last two seasons, they flat-out choked, especially in 2003 when they let the Wild Card slip away.
The Phillies will do better building toward September, instead of floating out front and waiting to be challenged. This is the time of year when teams that started slow often streak ahead, and the Phils appear to be a prime candidate to go on such a run.
One look at the standings proves their success will be greatly influenced by the rest of the NL East, which is stronger than years past. With only a few games separating first from last, this division is wide open for the team that can get wins any way possible. Unfortunately, I've never seen the division so tight. Each team has a chance to take it.
The next time the Phils go to war with an NL East opponent is June 21 when they travel to Shea. In the meantime, they have a great chance to add some "Ws" against beatable teams.
You can't win consistently unless you're getting quality starts from your rotation, and right now the Phils staff is delivering. I'd hesitate in calling Lieber, Myers, Lidle, Wolf and Padilla a juggernaut, but there isn't a glaring weakness like many other teams have. Even pitching-heavy Florida is having issues in the back of their rotation.
Last night, Randy Wolf, probably their fourth starter, won again, getting enough run support to earn his third-consecutive win and fourth in five chances. By all measures, Wolf is having an average season, giving up a lot of home runs (12), a lot of hits (77) and a couple starts where he's allowed five runs or more. But like the rest of the staff, he hasn't offered up a devastating implosion in a while.
As for the bullpen, in designating Terry Adams - who I'm actually happy to see accepted his assignment to Triple-A Scranton - the Phils have really trimmed the fat. You can do a lot worse than Rheal Cormier sporting the highest bullpen ERA, currently at a reasonable 5.84. Just ask Bobby Cox, whose bullpen is a complete mess.
Another encouraging sign out of the pen is manager Charlie Manuel has finally settled into certain bullpen roles, in particular, using Ryan Madson as set-up man. Ever since Madson was given his new job, the entire bullpen has been better because certain roles have been established around him. Even rookie Robinson Tejeda comes in in the same type of situation. I'm a big fan of sticking guys in spots and not moving them. Like the rest of us poor shlubs, it's nice to have "a job," even if you're a ballplayer.
Above all else, I'm convinced the key to this homestand is getting the big men – Jon Lieber and Jim Thome – back on track.
It's been a little while – since May 7 at Wrigley in fact – that Lieber lasted seven innings. He's making a lot of mistakes, offering up homers and hits by the handful, in addition to some uncharacteristic walks that haven't been an issue with him over his career.
Pitching coach Rich Dubee, speaking to Fox broadcasters on Saturday, has pinpointed the problem in his mechanics (though I can't remember what exactly) and seems confident in Lieber's ability to straighten himself out. He's scheduled to pitch tomorrow.
The grace period for "slow start" is over, and the team could really use Jim Thome's calling-card long ball. Nothing knocks out pitchers faster than a well-timed digger. The last two years, the team lived and died that way. Boston won a championship that way. Now that parts of the lineup are clicking – Jimmy Rollins in particular - Thome's bat is the missing weapon to capitalize on all these slap hits lately.
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-Love isn't supposed to hurt. The way we humans love one another is flawed and we create the hurt.
-I said goodbye to a friend over dinner a few days ago. We went to the same restaurant we used to go to every Monday. She's left for Minnesota and I feel absolutely nothing.
-The past hurts to think about. There are people I miss and memories I want to relive, but the future is looking fantastic.
We had to put my oldest cat, Buddy, to sleep today. In the past few weeks he's stopped eating and I've had to watch him slowly wither away into a skeleton. We took him to the vet and we were told it was a thyroid problem, but the medication prescribed for thyroid issues didn't restore his appetite like it should have. I think it was something more than that. He got to a point where he couldn't even get up and walk he was so weak.
A random thought: formal events like proms and whatever else are gonna be a challenge. Because I'm not feminine enough to feel comfortable in a dress, but I'm not butchy enough to feel comfortable in a tux. So what do? What the hell am I gonna wear to my own wedding someday?
Androgyny sucks sometimes.
I'm writing this at two in the morning, so bear with me. To give you a taste of my current state of mind, I just had to Google which bear to use in that sentence.
I have just returned from my three-day trip to Chicago. My mom, my sister, my mom's friend, her seven-year-old son, and Brittany all tagged along, and it was a great time, even though the kid is really obnoxious and spoiled because his mom is too exhausted by motherhood to be a decent mother. But for the most part Brittany and I did our own thing, away from the rest of them. My poor sister, who babysits the kid sometimes, was stuck with him usually, and he picked on her mercilessly. Yes, the trip would've been slightly less annoying without him.
My graduation ceremony was May 31. It's been unbearably rainy here for a few months, so we had to have the ceremony inside the middle school gymnasium, which really, really sucked. It was hot, sticky, and cramped. It took me half an hour after the ceremony to find my family because thousands of people were swarming every inch of the building. Luckily, even though there were a little over 500 hundred people in my graduating class, graduation only took about an hour and a half, maybe a bit more. I'm just glad it's over and done with.
I am officially done with high school as of tomorrow. It's honestly kinda hard to wrap my head around that fact. But it's over now. I survived what many consider to be the most socially awkward, horrifically embarrassing phase of human life.
Until I remember that the universe is indifferent to the trivialities of mere mortals like myself. P.S: Buckle up. This is gonna be a long journal.
My social life seemed to peak during the last week, only to plateau again. Last Tuesday was my eighteenth birthday so I endured the obligatory family gathering to celebrate. My cousin's boyfriend decided to invite himself without bothering to inform anybody and showed up in the middle of our dinner just to eat our food. He didn't speak to anybody but my cousins and he was very curt when anyone else tried to start conversation. He left without saying a word of thanks, because I guess a nice "Thank you for letting me eat six slices of YOUR pizza" is too much. What a douche.
Easter was going nicely for me. My mom's family gathered at my grandma's house for smoked ham and prayers, as we do every year, and my cousins and I were reconnecting after months of barely speaking. Not out of spite or any disagreements, but they're both...adults now. One's in college with a boyfriend, the other has a job and a girlfriend he plans to marry and I can't keep up. But the boyfriend and girlfriend weren't with us for once, so I had my cousins all to myself for the first time in awhile. So we hung out and it was nice.
I've been getting a lot of extra hours at work lately, which is good. Twenty-three hours this past week, nineteen of which were during the weekend. I like to gripe about it but really it's good for me. When I'm working my mind is only focused on the tasks at hand. It's a distraction. A greasy way to kill time, if you will. Plus the money is nice to have, although I don't particularly yearn for tons of cash. Good news is I can buy books and put more in my pathetically small savings account.
I'm totally aware of the fact that my recent journals have grown repetitive. I just need to write whatever comes to me whenever it comes to me even if it covers the same subject over and over again because it makes my thoughts more logical and organized. For awhile, at least.
Just gonna jump right in to this one.
My braces are gone now. I've had them since freshman year, nearly four years. Feels weird, man. My mouth feels naked without them. My teeth are nice and straight, I can eat corn off the cob and chewy caramel and other delightful foodstuffs. However, I have to wear my retainer for a ridiculous length of time. It'll be going to college with me. Yay. I've been told that if I choose not to wear it my teeth will move back to where they were before the braces and thousands of precious dollars will be wasted. Ultimatums. Yay.
So, I went to the first GSA meeting at my school today. It's too early to form a solid, conclusive opinion, but I'm pretty optimistic. Of course it figures that everybody knew everybody and formed their little groups, me being the only one without a posse. It was actually mostly sophomores, several juniors, and only two seniors, including myself. So I'll have to convince one of my friends to join me at the next meeting. I don't know who though.


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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Wily Peralta just didn't have it for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Peralta gave up seven runs and eight hits in 4 1-3 innings, and was outpitched by Cincinnati's Homer Bailey in a 9-1 loss to the Reds on Sunday.
The 23-year-old right-hander was totally different from the previous time he faced the Reds at Miller Park. In what might have been the best start of his first full season in the majors, he threw a three-hitter on July 9 in Milwaukee's 2-0 win.
But he allowed seven runs and eight hits, walked four and struck out four over 4 1-3 innings on Sunday. He slipped to 1-3 in four starts this season against the Reds.
"Last start we faced him, we did well against him," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said of Bailey, who allowed one run and three hits in eight innings on Sunday. "He's got great stuff, and he's the same thing as Wily. When he's got command, and he had command of all his pitches today, he's going to be very difficult to hit."
Peralta was the opposite.
He gave up singles to the first four batters, capped by Ryan Hanigan's two-run hit. A walk to Shin-Soo Choo loaded the bases for Joey Votto, and a passed ball added another run.
The Brewers walked Votto intentionally and set up Peralta to face Brandon Phillips, who was 1-12 against the right-hander. Phillips' two-run single foiled the move and gave Bailey a 5-0 lead in the second.
Peralta settled down for the next two innings, but walked Phillips to start the fifth. He advanced on a wild pitch and took third on a fly ball to the warning track in right. Chris Heisey ended Peralta's 26th start of the season with a run-scoring single.
Peralta seemed puzzled when he tried to explain his inconsistency.
"I don't know," he said. "Today was a tough day. I've got to figure out a better command with the fastball. I didn't have that much command of my pitches."
Asked if Peralta's inconsistency was mental or physical, Roenicke was left without an answer, too.
"I don't know," he said. "I guess a little bit of both. I think it'd be probably mostly physical. The mental part probably doesn't get into it until he starts scuffling some. He pitched well lately, He's pitched well against this club lately. You just don't expect that for him to come out and struggle like that."
Roenicke added that those struggles are to be expected.
"It's going to happen with a young pitcher," he said.
Bailey (8-10) won his third straight decision by beating a team that has given him trouble. He improved his career mark against Milwaukee to 2-7 in 14 starts overall with his first win in three starts against the Brewers this season.
"For some reason this team has usually done pretty well against me," Bailey said. "I never really thought about it, so I just kind of went out there and tried to pitch a little bit."
He did more than a little bit against the Brewers, thanks to good fastball location and a tough curveball.
"He's got incredible stuff," second baseman Scooter Gennett said. "He was getting ahead for the most part. When guys with good stuff get ahead, it makes it that much harder."
Gennett's double in the second, and Khris Davis' solo shot in the fifth and infield single in the seventh were the only hits for the Brewers.
"We didn't have that timely hit," Gennett said. "He was down for the most part, in and out of the zone, working in and out of the zone with pretty much all of his offspeed pitches which makes it quite tough to hit."
Bailey walked one and struck out eight, including Juan Francisco three times.
"Since we have seen these guys so many times, I am starting to get a better feel for them," Bailey said after earning his first win at Miller Park. He came in 0-3 in five career starts.
The Reds, who lost 2-0 on Saturday night, batted around in the second inning as an erratic Peralta (8-13) allowed five runs. Cincinnati sent 10 men to the plate in the fifth and tacked on four more runs.
"You play for the big inning, and if not, you play for one," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "To get big innings like that is huge."
The victory sent the Reds back to Cincinnati with a 5-2 road trip. They swept the three-game series with Chicago Cubs prior to heading to Milwaukee.


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We needed a vacation. Rarely do we take trips as a family. I may take the kids somewhere, but all of us together? Hardly ever happens. Maybe once every few years. But this summer, we made it happen. We just had to make it happen. This past year has been difficult. Many changes, many challenges, many times where we felt like we were falling apart at the seams. But we all came together for vacation. So here's what we did–and why it matters.
We started our trip by visiting my parents on the coast. The salty ocean breezes were refreshing and invigorating. As soon as we reached the coast, we rolled down the windows, inviting high winds to flow all around the van. Anna was having a blast with all the wind–she laughed hysterically as it blew her hair in all directions! We didn't "do" a whole lot there. We did a little walking along the boardwalk in Depoe Bay. Looked out over the gorgeous Oregon coast in Boiler Bay. Went to my parents' church and met a few people. But mostly, we just hung around the house, went for a little walk in the woods behind their house, and chatted about this and that. I wish my parents lived closer (or that we lived closer to them) so my kids could spend more time with them, but we take whatever we can get!
After a couple of nights with my parents, we headed off to the family retreat put on by Joni and Friends. From the moment we set foot in the camp, we were at ease. That doesn't happen often. We were greeted warmly by the whole group of volunteers, and they made everything about checking in so very easy! We met our WONDERFUL "buddies" (as my daughter calls them)–aka "STMs", or "Short Term Missionaries"–and set up in the cabin. And then a strange thing happened. The kids went off to explore with their STMs, and we had about an hour to ourselves. We walked, talked, saw some deer… It was incredible. I adore my kids to pieces and love spending time with them, but even people who love each other deeply still need a break sometimes.
The following day, we had some fun with "creative hair day": Leah had her hair spray-painted pink, Damien got a faux-hawk, and I put my hair up in curlers. I normally wouldn't go along with little games and events like that, but for some reason, at this particular camp, it just came naturally to participate. The first full day included a lot of getting used to the flow and pattern of the day. After breakfast, we went to an all-family worship service. I smiled when I saw that kids were not only allowed, but even encouraged to come on stage and sing along with the worship leader. They were not expected to sit quietly in their seats, or have a seat at all. Some kids jumped around, some walked up and down the aisles, and some (like Leah) tried their hand at ribbon sticks and tambourines.
Following worship, the kids went to their Program. Little ones went in the nursery; bigger kids went to hear a story, do crafts, and a few other activities; teens and adults with I/DD had their own programs; and adults stayed in the meeting house to hear from the camp pastor. The camp pastor was Brian Sakultarawattn (please don't ask me to pronounce that last name–I'm still trying to figure it out!). He and his family are incredible people, and we highly enjoyed hearing their story of amazing faith, and had a great time chatting with them over coffee one afternoon. If you'd like to hear their testimony, here is a link to an interview at SD Rock Church.
After we heard from Brian as a couple, the men and women split up into smaller groups. The women each had a group of about 5-6, and we talked about a variety of subjects. We talked about our kids, our marriages, our daily life, our fears, struggles, and victories. I won't betray the confidentiality of that group, but suffice it to say, we found a lot of common ground, and we were all encouraged and strengthened by being in that group.
We came together again as a family for lunch, and then we split up again in the afternoon. At this point, you may be thinking, "Isn't this family camp? Why are you spending so much time away from your kids?" As I said before–sometimes people need to be apart from the ones we love in order to reconnect and appreciate each other more. And particularly for special needs parents, time on your own and not being needed is an incredible gift. We love our children fiercely–but there is quite a bit of exhaustion and "touching-out" that goes along with special needs parenting. Taking time away from your children helps to re-energize you, give you perspective, and makes the reunion with your children all the sweeter. And let's be honest–the kids probably enjoyed the break from us as well! Leah cried almost every evening when she had to say goodnight to her buddy. You'd think going back to the cabin with mom and dad was a punishment for her!
So at 4:00pm, the STMs got their break, and we all took some quiet time in the cabin. Sometimes the kids slept, sometimes they didn't. But having down time, without "going-going-going" was good for them. After that was dinner, and we were reunited with the STMs. There was a little down time between dinner and the evening worship service. Once again, the kids were encouraged to worship at the front with lots of noise and movement. Each night, we had something a little bit different for our evening get-together. Tuesday was a magician; Wednesday was a talent show (details below). Then we had dessert (!) outside, with a little hanging-out time.
Wednesday afternoon was a "pampering day" with the ladies. Oh, was it wonderful! Pedicures, manicures, massages, foot soaks, haircuts, and clothes! Yes, clothes! They told us before the camp that we would be given two Cabi tops, but when we arrived, they gave us at least a couple of full outfits! What a blessing! The afternoon was over too soon. And what did the men get? Steak. Lots of steak. In the evening, we had the talent show. It was as adorable as it was touching. There were a lot of performers, and each one was given a full round of applause. What's incredible about a special needs family camp is the understanding that something that wouldn't be considered a "great talent" for a typical person, suddenly becomes an amazing accomplishment for a person with special needs. And those who performed who did not have special needs were just as enjoyed. Some were silly, some were fun and energetic, and some were inspiring. Everyone had fun at the talent show! And yes, our family–just one of us, actually–did participate. Leah performed a dance with a ribbon stick. She was shy at first, but then she warmed up and did a great job! I'm so proud of her for getting on stage and dancing in front of everyone!
Thursday's highlight was definitely the square dance. Even Mitch joined in! It took some new friends pulling him into the gym and "forcing" him, but he did it. It was lots of fun! Even after I had to stop when Damien wanted to nurse, I still had a blast watching everyone else dance, and hanging out with our new friends. But at the end of the evening, there was a slight sadness. We knew it was our last night, and we didn't want it to end. We wanted to just… stay. To live at camp. With our STMs, of course! But we had to leave. To return to real life.
But before we returned to real life, we visited my cousins in Portland. After driving their insane freeway system, Mitch says we're not moving there. Well, that's still up for debate, really, but it was not fun. However, while in Portland, we visited the zoo, which was loads of fun for the kids. But mostly, we just spent time with our family. It was just like old times, when we hung out back in San Diego. But now we have kids. Which actually made it more enjoyable in some ways. Watching our kids play and hug each other was heart-warming. It made us wish we were closer to them. But life is what it is right now, and we can't move everywhere our family is. We can only be in one place at a time.
And then we returned home. To real life. With housework to be done, dinner to be made, school to start, and appointments to attend. Coming back after vacation is hard. Not only is it getting back into the routine of daily life, but it's having to wait another year before we (hopefully!) see our friends again. It's going day-to-day on our own (we miss our STMs!). It's the mountains of laundry still waiting to be caught up on. It's trying to catch up on sleep. It's missing our family.
But now we have more to look forward to in the future. We have friends and family with which to reunite. We have that week of relaxing to look forward to. We have the hope of learning, growing, and becoming a stronger family. Year by year, we gain traction. It gets easier. It's less of a shock–it's just life.
If you have a loved one with special needs, I urge you to go to this camp. I would also urge family, friends, church members, youth groups, and more–to consider being an STM. It is highly rewarding and will change your life. There will be two (separate) weeks available for camp next year, as the need has grown. With the need for special needs family to have a retreat, there is also the need for more volunteers. And not just STMs, but those who would give of their time to give a massage, cut some hair, bring a therapy animal, offer counseling, or heft some equipment. Volunteer in whatever way you are gifted. I promise, it will be well worth your time to do so.
I'll close with this year's verse, Romans 15:13…
"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace, as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."


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- lukebdonnelly79 Nov 1, 2007 04:47 PM
If there was one restaurant you could eat at in Chinatown what would it be? Oriental Garden? Joe's Shanghai? New Green Bo? Let's hear it.
This is such a subjective question and so open for argument that folks are shying away from replying... but I'm a fool so I'll put my foot in it... In the 'arcade' or what others might call a passage way between Elizabeth Street and Bowery half a block below Canal is a long established restaurant called New Malaysia which sports some of the best eats in the area. Given the relationship between the southeast asian countries New Malaysia's menu is right on cue serving home cooking from Thailand to Southern China to of course Malaysia. Over 20 years of service to the community, highly regarded by those in the know yet undiscovered by loud mouthed foodies. Always packed with predominantly asian clientele but the wait is never over 5-10 minutes. We've quietly introduced over 50 people to this gem and they return again and again but luckily have kept it under their hats. The restaurants you name have sadly been overrun by blog saturated food groupies and all have suffered in one area or another. I shouldn't even be writing this!!! But the owner of New Malaysia, Andy, deserves all the business he can scoop up and no one will listen to me anyway because Zagats hasn't rated it and Julian Schnabel hasn't eaten there in his pajamas. Go scour the menu and have FUN.
re: jbwalker
Obviously after reading this I just had to go there. I'm glad I did. I found a restaurant that's been around thirty years that I barely knew existed. It's not unknown though; it was packed, and the rule for Saturday appears to be go before 5:30 or wait in a long line. It's basically a Malayan Chinese restaurant. The menu is a lot like Nyonya's, with a few more Cantonese dishes. I ordered one of those, duck blood with preserved vegetables. The duck blood comes in solid slices that look and taste a lot like liver, but milder in flavor. The preserved vegetables were very good, they were made in house and didnt come out of a jar, as they do in too many places. I ate it all and loved it.
No it's not the best restaurant in Chinatown. But if the Malayan side of the menu is as good as the duck blood, it should be mentioned whenever there's a discussion of best Malaysian.
New Malaysia
48 Bowery, New York, NY 10013
re: Brian S
I have also had a nice meal at New Malaysia. Not knowing what to order and being on my first trip to a Malaysian restaurant, I think, I ordered one of the Chinese dishes, as well as roti canai, etc. I'd like to go back and order something from the Malay side of the menu one of these days.
My answer varies from month to month and it's not just that I'm fickle. Chefs leave and restaurants go downhill fast. Right now my favorites for Cantonese include Amazing 66 among others -- many others.
Here's more info on the Chinatown scene:
Wow this is so subjective and so generic...depends on your mood. Dumplings? Tong Shui? Cantonese? Mandarin? Fish Balls?
If I had to pick, my favorite is Noodletown. But sometimes I get in that soup dumpling mode and really love the crab dumplings at Green Bo.
New Green Bo has never let me down
It's not absolute best in everything, but I've always had a great experience there
Tough pick, but for an overall meal, I'd say Moonhouse. For the whole tour, I'd start at Sun Say Kai for pork buns, hit up Excellent Dumpling House for pork steamed dumplings, then Moonhouse for stringbeans and orange chicken. Then either back to SSK for a coconut bun or to the ice cream factory.
like others have said, this is definitely a tricky question, especially since there are so many different cuisines in that area. plus are we talking mainly mandarin/shanghai side or sechuan side? for my two cents, i absolutely love the hand pulled noodles at super taste on eldridge and canal. their steamed meat dumplings are also some of the best i've ever had. period. hope this helps.


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@BocaMom - Tiger Cruises are a chance for family and friends to get a first hand experience with Navy life. I can't paste the information currently, but do a search for "Navy Tiger Cruise" on this site. There is an FAQ for the Carl Vinson from 2012 that will give you a general idea of the rules and events.
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This is our first deployment. Can someone explain without going into anything against OPSEC what the Tiger cruise is. My son would be the type to not know anything about this.
Ladies, Please don't post specific dates for any movements associated with the ship per OPSEC rules. Ombudsmen with the ship say all information for the Tiger cruise is supposed to come through sailors directly to their Tigers.
If you need more information, please ask your people on the ship. OPSEC rules for reference: http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=3342
Has anyone been officially notified about the Tiger Cruise? I filled out my paper work back in August and Clothing sizes.
Does anyone know if there will be a group of Navy Mom's at the homecoming giving Free Hugs and Cookies to the sailors and marines when they get off the ship?
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Position by position:
* Special teams: How's this for a storyline? The coach publicly rips his kicker after a 39-point loss and then has to rely on him the very next week to pull out a game in the last seconds. Jeff Wilkins was up to the task this week, hitting 3 FGs - from 26, 37, and the game-winning 26-yarder with 23 seconds left. Wilkins also made a TD-saving tackle in the 1st, as the Rams' coverage teams problems raged on. They more than made up for it in the return game, though. Dre Bly returned a punt 78 yards for a TD in the 2nd, getting a big burst of speed to turn the corner at the start of the run and getting a big block downfield from James Whitley, who smeared the Big Dead punter. Trung Canidate averaged 32.6 per kick return and brought a couple across midfield, helped on one by crunching wedge blocking from Tyoka Jackson. Isn't this what makes sports great? After a week of being slammed everywhere for being pathetic, special teams wins the game tonight.
* QB: Well, Marc Bulger's 6-and-0 now, although it wasn't always pretty. Good numbers for a player coming off a three-week absence, though: 24-40-319 with 2 TDs and 2 bad picks. The picks were both ugly, a little disappointing from Marc at this juncture, because he had been avoiding those bad plays. One was forced for Ernie Conwell, who Bulger looked to almost every time he got in trouble, and the other was an out pass for Isaac Bruce that just didn't have enough on it. Mike Martz didn't max-protect as much for Bulger tonight as he had been, and the Big Dead blitzed a lot, and he got rattled at times. But Marc swung a lot of good plays, and his numbers are hurt by about five dropped passes. The key for Marc was his mobility. He made a couple of plays tonight that Kurt Warner just couldn't make. In the 4th, he dodged a heavy rush to hit Conwell for a 1st down. Warner would have been SO sacked on that play. Bulger rolled out and hit Torry Holt in the back of the end zone to put the Rams up 24-7 just before halftime. Bulger's good footwork helped him make a lot of plays. And although he missed a couple of wide open opportun-ities, he hit the key one, finding a streaking Holt again for a 58-yard play just inside the 2:00 warning to put the Rams within winning FG range. Now I'm wondering why it was so hard for the Rams to make last-minute comebacks under Warner, when Bulger already has two this year. The Comeback Kid!
* RB: Once again, strangely little to say about the running game. The Rams' Chinese fire drill of an offen-sive line isn't making much headway, even against defenses that are weak against the run. Marshall Faulk (46 total yards on 11 touches) is clearly hurting, and a lot of fans don't think he should be on the field. Lamar Gordon (45 total yards on 10 touches) is still feeling his way. Faulk's too banged-up and Gordon's too inexperienced to make a lot happen without blocking help. Gordon impressively held on to one ball after taking a huge body slam from Adrian Wilson, and the radio postgame show pointed out that Faulk made a couple of crucial blitz pickups, so they had their moments.
* Receivers: Torry Holt took some heat from Mike Martz after a lackluster effort last week, and responded by restoring his "Big Game" reputation tonight. He had a TD, a 35-yard catch and a 58-yard catch-and-run to set up the winning FG among his 7 for 141 yards. Isaac Bruce was only a decoy, just 2 catches for 29, but he threw a little block at midfield that got Torry about half his yards on the 58-yarder. Rickey Proehl (4-53) caught a 33-yard pass on 3rd-and-4 in the 2nd to maintain a drive that ended in a Troy Edwards TD catch from 4 out. Ernie Conwell had five catches. Those efforts made up for the sequence after the Big Dead took a 28-27 lead in the 4th. The Rams 3-and-outed after Holt, Bruce and Proehl all dropped catchable balls.
* Offensive line: Funny how in two weeks, Adam Timmerman's already better at tackle than John St. Clair. I wonder if the Rams would consider drafting a guard, dumping St. Clair and sticking Adam out there. St. Clair had a false start tonight and gave up a sack to Kyle freakin' Vanden Bosch. Bulger got a lot of heat from St. Clair's side; I'm just not sure John is ever going to catch a clue out there. The Big Dead do not have a feared defensive line. They blitzed a ton, especially against the Rams' low-protection packages, which got Renaldo Hill a sack, but in the end, it was just those two sacks for the Big Dead, as the Ram o-line did a pretty good job picking up their blitzes and Bulger usually did a good job of getting rid of the ball. The line teetered on the edge, but stayed upright this week instead of plunging into the abyss like they did in K.C.
* Defensive line/LB: Unfortunately, the sorriest second half by the defense in at least two years far over-shadows their good first half work. The Rams won this game despite the defense basically quitting after halftime. Here's why I would be a bad personnel guy, because I would cut Jamie Duncan Tuesday morning. Duncan spent the game blowing tackles, trying to one-arm-tackle guys (nice technique!), overrunning plays badly or just getting completely taken out of plays. He may be the Rams' worst MLB EVER and is rivaled only by The Road Grader as their worst free agent pickup ever. Don Davis had a poor game and was no help. Tommy Polley is sorely missed. Robert Thomas made a couple of big plays, including a big 3rd-and-1 pass deflection to force a Big Dead punt early in the 4th. Leonard Little had a first half sack and fumble that set up a Ram TD, but there was little pass rush, little guts, frankly, in the second half. The defense blew a 17-point lead. They allowed 260+ yards in the 2nd half to a team that averages 290 A GAME. Marcel Shipp converted a screen pass into an 80-yard TD in the 3rd thanks to some of the most embarrassing defense ever. Several times the Big Dead made big plays thanks to Ram defenders being unable to stay on their feet. What, do they have to practice running without falling down now? Tyoka Jackson's swan dive was the key to Jake Plummer's HUGE 24-yard 3rd-and-3 scramble to set up their go-ahead TD. The Big Dead ground the 4th-quarter clock from 7:00 down to 2:00, as the Rams failed to stop TWO different 3rd-and-5 RUNS, but Thomas stopped Shipp on 3rd-and-6 to force the punt that got the Rams the ball for the last time. The Rams forced a lot of 1st-half punts behind good run stops by Little and Ryan Pickett, but this 2nd-half lay-down job that nearly blew a game to a very bad team ought to stick in some craws at Rams Park for a long time.
* Secondary: Pretty disappointing performance from a unit going against a bad team's 4th, 5th and 6th-best WRs. Travis Fisher and Dre Bly had plenty of trouble with the not-feared combo of Kevin Kasper and Jason McAddley. McAddley beat Bly for 17 to start the Big Dead's first TD drive, and beat Fisher for 22 to start their 3rd TD drive, which was extended by a 18-yard pass to Kasper on 3rd-and-5 in front of a slow-breaking Bly. A Fisher pratfall led to a Kasper 24-yard catch to start the Big Dead's go-ahead TD drive, and ANOTHER crucial penalty by Adam Archuleta, who has been a poor pass defender lately, extended the drive after a 3rd-and-goal. Kim Herring did a good job on the Big Dead's TEs, but left the game with an injury. Fisher led the defense with 7 tackles and picked off Plummer to preserve the win. But, as I also suggest for the front seven, I'm not sure anybody on defense deserved to win tonight.
* Coaching/discipline: Mike Martz made the personnel move of the week by making Terrence Wilkins inactive for the game. Bly replaced Wilkins at punt returns and scored a TD. Canidate was very effective as the replacement kick returner. With Jeff Wilkins hitting 3 FGs and a game-winner, it looks like Martz's calling out of the special teams worked, although coverage is still poor. Torry Holt was another player who answered Martz's challenge after the Chiefs game. Lovie Smith's defense was awful, though. They came out of halftime completely flat, and Lovie was frankly outcoached. How come the Big Dead could figure out to blitz every Ram empty-backfield formation, but Smith's response to Big Dead empty backfields was to drop back into soft zones and give up long completions? Tackling was awful; linebacking was awful; Lovie has a heck of a lot of work to do, and he's fallen behind. Bulger finally had to face the lack of max-protect blocking that Martz had been saddling Warner with. Shoot, Mike, doing that to Warner was wrong, and it's just as wrong to do it to Bulger, although he was able to slip out of some trouble. That caused the forced INT to Conwell that you gave him a major sideline chewing-out for. Martz really flew into some sideline rages tonight, and at one point, it looked like Holt wanted to complain to Martz about a particular failed call, so it isn't all harmony down there, either. After Holt's 58-yard catch, Martz inexplicably called another pass, which narrowly missed being a sack disaster or an interception disaster. That should have been a spike. Martz eventually was careful to get the clock stopped to get the FG team on in orderly fashion and leave enough time on the clock to allow a mistake. A win's a win, and I'm happy as a clam to even the score with Bidwill, but tonight was pretty ugly, and Martz has got a lot of work ahead of him.
* Upon further review: I'd call it an uneven job by Jeff Triplette and crew, who were roundly criticized by the radio team. There was a horrible fumble call on an early and obvious Bulger incompletion which had to be reversed by a replay challenge. Steve Savard ripped Triplette for not having his eye on an obvious play. The radio team also felt personal fouls for a head hit on Bulger and a late hit out of bounds on Holt would have been better left no-calls. I approved of those calls, since they've been called on the Rams all season. Funny, though, how Archuleta was called for faceguarding right before the Big Dead's last TD, when it wasn't called on David Barrett defending Isaac Bruce on an end zone pass in the 2nd.
* Cheers: The fans showed up tonight - there weren't a ton of empty seats and actual attendance was probably over 60,000 - but the crowd was really flat. Plenty of boos for bad tackling, kick coverage and dropped passes, but rousing cheers to just about anything Faulk did. A lot of the crowd had bailed by the time Wilkins won it. On radio, Steve Savard and Jack Snow weren't terribly impressed with the refereeing tonight, to put it lightly. Not only was Savard extremely critical of Duncan's play, but Malcolm Briggs was ripping Duncan from the sidelines. And justifiably so. A very entertaining listen. They had the Hardee's Rams bobbleheads on the big screen a couple of times - why does Grant Wistrom's look like Bill Clinton?
* Who's next?: The Seattle Seahawks shape up as a much bigger challenge next week than the team the Rams pounded 37-20 earlier in the season. They're coming off a shocking win over the Falcons and have finally gotten RB Shaun Alexander rolling. QB Matt Hasselbeck is playing his best ball of the season, if not his career. The return of WR Darrell Jackson combined with the emergence of young WR Koren Robinson has made Seattle a lot more effective offensively. After all, they did score 39 off that Chiefs team the Rams just lost to by 39. The Ram defense is not going to be able to focus on just one weapon. Of course, the Seattle defense figures to have the same problem. Faulk ran all over them in the first meeting, and Seattle languishes at the bottom of the NFL's rushing defense rankings by a full 30 yards. They're also 30th in the league in sacks, which is going to make the line of scrimmage the place where this game is won or lost. The Ram defense needs to put decent pressure on Hasselbeck and make them work for their scores. The Ram offensive line certainly won't dominate the way it did in the first meeting, but they are still going to have to be at least decent against a bad Seattle defense. Turnovers will be critical in a game that looks like a tossup from a week away. The team that wants this game the most will be the one that works the hardest in the trenches and concentrates the hardest to avoid crucial offensive mistakes.
-- Mike