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He shouldn't have to send 2 engineers out to fix a steering problem if they made it right in the beginning. I'm glad he's standing behind his products, but build it right the first time. Then the engineers can be productive in other ways.
And–why did it take two?
I wish GM well, I really do, especially as a former customer of the General. I showed the WSJ clip to my partner this morning and she commented, "Two engineers? How many guys does it take to squirt WD-40 and swing a hammer?" Cruel, true, but coming back from the dead is always a difficult conversation.
GM appears to be building them right in China, where the customers are a lot younger and pickier than they are in America. GM's image in America is weak. Mr. Reuss is on the right track with his focus, but it's "game on" in the Pacific Rim and guess who's winning?
Mark Reuss is a very sharp executive and this action shows both his understanding the short comings of the dealer warranty system (problem classifications and even diagnoses are often incorrect) and how problems really get fixed (adopting Toyota's 'go see the problem' philosophy). He obviously sent 2 engineers because they disagreed about which system was causing the problem and if you are going to send somebody on an assignment like this it had better be the right person. Also, the point of sending engineers is not to simply fix the customer's car but to understand all the details of the problem, understand what actions, if any, led up to the problem so you can find the root cause and permanently fix it.
At least he didn't blame the problem on the floor mats….
I agree with Robert Brincheck's assessment of who two engineers were sent to deal with the problem. Any long-distance diagnosis is fraught with problems (may it be CarTalk or a physician at a cocktail party), thus employing a team approach is smart: two heads are better than . . . and all that. Ultimately, as Robert said, " . . . the point of sending engineers is not to simply fix the customer's car but to understand all the details of the problem, understand what actions, if any, led up to the problem so you can find the root cause and permanently fix it."
Reuss and 1 engineer should have mad the trip.
That way, Reuss would experience first hand the difficulties of their customers with their shoddy products and the quality of his engineers. Until the folks at the top walk the extra mile in the customers' and his engineers' shoes and experience the problems of GM US, give the engineers more say on quality, and let them do it, nothing much will change.
The problem with GM is that the engineers have been out of the loop for too long and the decisions made at the top have been to cater to unions, to cutting costs, increasing marketing and neglecting the cost centers of research and quality.
Ford seems to have gotten it right. Cars, after all, are still 90% engineering and 10% marketing, not the other way around.
its sad that its taken bankruptcy for GM to finally realize its not untouchable. After over 30 years of building garbage that they finally realize that people WILL go buy another brand…and why be loyal to a brand of automobile if that brand isn't loyal to you? They're getting what they deserve and they have nobody to blame but themselves. Build a good looking, high quality car at a good price and people will buy them. That's precisely why my father an old school GM guy will not buy any other car than a Toyota. They have proven themselves time and time again, so why wouldn't he buy Japanese? As for myself…I tried and tried in vain to get a Camaro 9 years ago…but the experience was so frustrating and aggravating that I chose to "go to the dark side" and buy a Ford…and I'm glad I did…I love my Mustang and have never had any problems with them.
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It is out of celibacy that homosexuality has arisen, and AIDS is the final flowering of homosexuality. It is a very religious phenomenon. The Buddhist monks, the Christian monks, the Hindu monks, they are the originators of homosexuality. And the whole credit goes to these monks for bringing AIDS to the world. Celibacy is the cause of AIDS.
His idea that I lead a procession of naked ladies proves simply that he has become really a Hindu saint, because all Hindu scriptures are full of stories that whenever a Hindu saint reaches to his highest sagehood, God becomes afraid, because he may dethrone him. So he sends beautiful women to distract the mind of the sage. And obviously up to now they have been successful in distracting, because God has not been replaced.
But it certainly proves one thing, that the Shankaracharya of Puri is a sage. He has started dreaming naked processions of apsaras. Apsaras are heavenly prostitutes. But why should I enter into his dreams? To me he is a harijan, untouchable.
It reminds me of Sigmund Freud's great insight that people who remain celibate long start dreaming of women, or if they are women they start dreaming of men. Now his idea of a procession is perfectly right as far as Hindu sages are concerned - but I was not the leader of the procession. Perhaps Swami Agnivesh, who goes on leading processions of harijans, and now has declared that he is going to lead processions in Bihar, in Karnataka and in other provinces. But instead of Agnivesh he is really afraid of me. It is his fear because Agnivesh belongs to the same rotten tradition. They are just playing different roles to exploit the Hindus; one the higher classes, one the lower classes; but their aim is the same. But he is certainly afraid of me, if he has seen me in his dreams.
Sigmund Freud's insight was that you dream only if you suppress something. He must be suppressing a great anger against me, otherwise he cannot dream. And for his dream I am not responsible, he can dream anything he wants.
There was a pharaoh in Egypt who declared to the kingdom that if anybody enters into his dreams, the next morning he would be beheaded. His whole court became very afraid because it is a very strange thing - nobody can enter into anybody else's dream. It is your dream, you are projecting something and you are throwing the responsibility on somebody else.
The Shankaracharya must be seeing naked women in his dreams. But the strangest part is that I am watching the procession of naked ladies in his dreams. He knows I will expose him. It is his fear and anger and his repressed sex all together, that creates the dream. But for it. Except him, nobody else is responsible.
Thirdly he has also come with a new idea; he always comes with new ideas, he is such an original idiot! You cannot find any comparison in the whole world. He has come to the conclusion that men and women are not equal, and cannot be equal, because their sexual organs are different.
This is a new criterion, never heard before. And has he ever wondered about breasts? Perhaps he has breasts also, just dry buttons!


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Met amends journo photo guidance to prevent interference
Police officers should 'exercise caution' when asking to view images captured by members of the media, according to amended advice to officers published by London's police force, the Metropolitan Police Service. The Met faced criticism from the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) last month when it published guidance that did …
Good grief
'"Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel," it says.'
It almost sounds like the Police have finally realised that we have rights and they have no right in law to remove or overlook those rights. But I'll believe it when I see it.
Let's hope this guidance propagates to all the Police forces quickly.
Street View?
Will they now monitor our use of Google's Street View to see if we are viewing images that might be used in connection with terrorism?
Why are people so willing to put up with this infringement on our rights when the IRA did a heck of a lot more damage on the mainland than Al Q ever has?
I'm going to print out that page from their site and keep it with my camera.
Just to clarify, does anyone know if these guidelines will hold any weight outside of London? It's all very well if the Met are clued up, but the village policeman in the provinces are just as anti-camera, and probably less knowledgable about these laws.
Probably because the IRA didn't actively go out of their way to kill as many civilians as possible. Although obviously that did happen, the intention was (at least on the British mainland) more about disruption.
The question is, of course, will Plod on the streets actually listen to this advice. Or will it be search first, apologise later once evidence has been gathered?
As a survivor of the London bombings I'm not scared of some wannabe jihadist changing our way of life. Politicians do quite well on their own...
Kent Police
I hope that this has been sent to Kent Police in large easy to read lettering.
I'm certainly going to make sure that I keep a copy of this latest statement with me, just in case.
Journalists privileged?
The suggestion that jornalists are a privileged profession worries me. Is this the powers that be trying to weasel their way into restricting the rights of anyone not registered as a journalist to take pictures? It would be just like this government, to take away our rights under the guise of protecting the same.
The important bit is in there, but it ought to be all that needed saying. '"Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel". Amen. Long may it stay that way. "The price of liberty is eternal vigilence". Members of the public armed with cameras make that vigilence more effective (as the police have found, to their discomfort). The authorities need watching every bit as much as the terrorists.
Printed out and parked up...
I've printed that out for purposes of waving it in the police's face if they bother me about photographing anything...
Well, at least, our IRA terrorists, we had the advantage of knowing and understanding them (language-wise). Foreign(er) terrorists are obviously more terrifying.
Ow, and, possibly, we have a very different political class. I'm no big fan of Margaret Thatcher, but if I recall correctly, wasn't she the target of a hotel bombing, only to keep calm and carry on with the party's conference. Could you imagine Gordon doing that?
Youve Been Framed :D
"The purpose of the stop and search is to discover whether that person has in their possession anything which may constitute evidence that they are a terrorist."
I fail to see how a picture of a train. Or a picture of Big Ben could ever constitute being a terrorist.
If you had 1kg of Napalm stuffed down your trowsers. Obviously.
It's pretty clear where the priorities are in that briefing:
"The media influences our reputation so it's crucial to maintain good working relations with its members."
How about relations with members of the public? I guess that hasn't been a priority for a long time.
What is a 'Journalist'?
There seems to be a distinction made between how a 'member of the general public' and a journalist are treated.
If I'm taking photos in public that I may publish on a blog, or forums, or even send to the BBC, does that not make me a Journalist or 'member of the media'? How/when is there a difference?
I don't have a 'Press Card', nor am I a member of any press or media organisation, yet I can still be taking pictures 'for journalistic purposes'.
Would that not give me the same right to ask for a court order if searched?
Journalists = ok - Public = ?
So, if these guidelines are for Journalists, what rights to normal people have? I was under the impression that the Police couldn't go snooping around our pictures either. Or have I got that wrong?
"Why are people so willing to put up with this infringement on our rights when the IRA did a heck of a lot more damage on the mainland than Al Q ever has?"
Thats obviously because no one stopped the IRA from taking photos! :)
So Journalists Have Protection, But the Rest of Us Don't?
Surely the police should get a warrant to access any photos, not just those taken by journalists? I suspect the reason why a lot of photographers get stopped is that the police & others (I'll get to that in a moment) don't actually 'know' what the public's rights are & use terrorism as a general excuse to stop & search people. For example, a woman taking photos at a local shopping centre was asked to stop by a security guard due to the threat of terrorism. The centre's owners later said the guard was 'incorrect' in the way he acted & should've been better informed.
Good for NUJ but...
Is this OK for us hobbyists? Sounds like it mainly gives plod a new line, "well, you're not an accredited journalist so hand over the pics, scum.'
This is the Met
They also have guidelines about not shooting people or beating them up, but it doesn't have any effect.
How does this help?
The policeman is now going to have to put more effort into thinking up some ludicrous excuse why he is going to stop people photographing. Which will get him annoyed and make him come down harder on his victim.
I suspect
The new guidance also makes it clearer that searches of photos or video are only allowed when an officer suspects the person being searched of being a terrorist.
What is required for suspicion of being a terrorist? because I suspect everyone will now be under that suspicion just so the officer can take a gander at the photos
In summary.
"Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel."
"It should ordinarily be considered inappropriate to [...] arrest people photographing police officers in the course of normal policing activities, including protests, as without more, there is no link to terrorism.
"Officers have the power to view digital images contained in mobile telephones or cameras carried by a person searched [...] to discover whether the images constitute evidence that the person is involved in terrorism. Officers also have the power to seize and retain any article found during the search which the officer reasonably suspects may constitute evidence that the person is a terrorist.
"Officers do not have the power to delete digital images or destroy film at any point during a search."
All seemingly good stuff. But just to be completely sure on this one, how about some clarification on what the grounds might be for an officer having a "reasonable suspicion" that the photos "are intended to be used in connection with terrorism".
Who is 'we'?
"It almost sounds like the Police have finally realised that we have rights"
We? Who is We? This is for *journalists*, not *public*.
If all men are equal under the law, then this has no place, however, here we are with an exception for one group.
How far does the Journalist thing go? Only the major newspapers, only Red Tops?, or are local newspapers OK or not? What about magazines? What about blogs? Freelancers? What about journalists for web newspapers? What about unpaid journalists? Commenter?
It's to divide and conquer, so presumably the 10 years in prison for photographing an officer law isn't applied to journalists?
What next, an 'Extended Criminal Background Check' before being allowed to buy a camera in Britain?
Let's hope
Let's hope this gets issued to every force... Kent, Blunderside etc
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"Why are people so willing to put up with this infringement on our rights when the IRA did a heck of a lot more damage on the mainland than Al Q ever has?"
Simple. The members of the IRA looked just like normal British people so it was much harder to vilify them. People of middle-eastern or Arabic background, especially devout Muslims, are much easier to vilify due to the much obvious differences between 'them' and 'us'.
IRA v Al Q (Not a forthcoming event)
The main difference between the Provisional IRA and Al Q is that members of the former usually arranged to be out of range when their bombs went off. There was also a policy of issuing warnings before their outrages took place.
The suicide bomber approach that Al Q (and other groups) use is a different matter and one that it is very hard to defend against.
Couple that with a government that jumps at shadows, (see icon), and cannot admit to making mistakes, and you get the "everyone is a suspect" mentality that is driving policy at the moment.
I would not be surprised to hear that more people are killed in photography related accidents each year than by terrorism.
You know the sort of thing. "If I lean a bit further over the railings I can get a better view of the beach. Yes it's getting much closer now.."
About bloody time
Kent Police in particular need to take note of this advice and stop harrassing photographers. It's ironic that they have cameras and camera equipment up for auction. I wonder how they came about that equipment and what they do with the name and addresses of the people who buy it. Do they then get their doors kicked down in the middle of the night in an "anti terrorist" raid?
Just a quick note for you (and everyone else!)...
..there is no such thing as a terrorist organisation called "Al Queda".
The phrase, Al Queda, means either "The Gentlemen", "The List" or "The Database" depending on who you get to translate it. It was coined back in the early 1990's by the CIA as a codename for their database of terrorist suspects.
Isn't it amazing then that we all live in fear of this James Bond-esque super villan organisation hidden in their secret underground cave-bases in far off lands plotting how they can attack us here in our very homes?
Aren't we glad that our border security & intelligence agencies are stopping each and every attempt on our liberty and lives? After all, there haven't been many deaths from terrorist activity in the UK for a long time! Why, there were more death from bee stings last year than deaths from terrorism in the UK in the last TEN years!
Still, we can't be too safe can we? Lets have some ID cards to help protect us from the non-existant, not attacking, not getting into the UK, imaginary Al Queda!
Rant over... I'll get me coat.... It's the one that says "Conspiracy Theory is not Insanity" on the back.
Ah But...
There's no mention of Tall People. Obviously they can still be searched.
>Why are people so willing to put up with this infringement on our rights when the
> IRA did a heck of a lot more damage on the mainland than Al Q ever has?
Because the Tories were in power when the IRA were active. And as Labour would have you believe, Tories are all the antichrist, and anything they did was oppression of the people. However, now Labour are doing all the things the Tories would never in a million years be able to do (human rights violations, civil liberties trampling, torture, warmongering etc.), as "It's all for the good of the people. Don't worry your pretty little heads; we'll tell you who to worry about and we'll keep you safe from everyone else, as they're all out to get you but us. The Government is your Friend. Fear the Tories, they're Evil.".
the irish are known to us and live next door. it is easier to hate a race of whom you are ignorant. see 1984.
'Why are people so willing to put up with this infringement on our rights when the IRA did a heck of a lot more damage on the mainland than Al Q ever has?'
That's a question I've asked many times myself. Do let me know if you ever find out.
"Why are people so willing to put up with this infringement on our rights when the IRA did a heck of a lot more damage on the mainland than Al Q ever has?"
I've asked myself the same question. The only answer I can come up with was that the threat from the IRA was very real and very deadly. Real people got injured and killed, I know some. This time round it's neither and is being used as a tool to instil fear and suspicion while at the same time removing some of those inconvenient 'rights' that people seem to have gained. Win win for the oppressors.
It's just a shame the 21st century has so far been by and large apathetic. Otherwise we might have had a revolution by now :)
will Plod on the streets actually listen
They might if they can get someone to read it to them.
@ Steve Swann
"It was coined back in the early 1990's by the CIA as a codename for their database of terrorist suspects."
Not originally. It started off as the database of the Islamic Conference (al Qaida means "the base"). It ended up being used to keep in touch with Islamic fighters in Afghanistan. It only became a terrorist database when the CIA decided they didn't like them anymore.
@ Juillen 1
"However, now Labour are doing all the things the Tories would never in a million years be able to do (human rights violations, civil liberties trampling, torture, warmongering etc.)"
Do you need a refresher about how paranoid all groups were in September 2001? Conservative, liberal, moderate...they were ALL looking to take away our rights and go to war ASAP after 9/11.
I'm all for painting groups with the right brush, but yours isn't big enough. Go for the XXXL model next time.
Completely worthless
Until a copper loses their job for wrongly arresting someone, and subsequently, having established that threatening citizens who were committing no offence was not part of their police duties, gets convicted for assault or harrassment, this means absolutely nothing. All these guidelines and so on are just more pieces of paper which coppers suffer absolutely no consequence whatsoever for ignoring.
Who the hell would be in any way calmed by this? Police officers should "exercise caution"? They'll probably interpret that to mean that they should "exercise caution" by assuming that all photographers are armed terrorists and shooting on sight. "Where it is clear that the person being searched is a journalist" - what exactly makes it clear when someone is a journalist? Wearing a dirty mac and an embittered expression? If I see a plod waddling up to me, should I wave my arms and shout "BBC! BBC!" as a protective mantra like they do in Taking The Flak? Or would I need to show a membership card for a journalism trade union? In which case, black marketeers take note, it's time to start churning out fake NUJ cards alongside the passports and ID cards.
We don't need more rules, we need fewer. All laws, guidance, policies and otherwise which in any way make it permissible to arrest someone for a lawful activity should be thrown in the bin, along with whoever wrote them. That is the only point at which sanity will be restored.
Only a first step but not enough
So what does that mean? That journalists are less likely to be terrorists than anyone else? That its OK for a journo to take a photo but not OK for me to do it?
Its great that the Met have finally seen SOME sense in stopping persecution of journos. Is it too much to ask that they see complete sense and stop persecuting anyone with a camera?
Anyone up for "National Everybody Photograph A Copper Day 9/9/9"?
How about we institute "National Everybody Photograph A Copper Day", on which as many of us as possible go out - armed with plenty of printed copies of the relevant guidance, of course - and photograph as many coppers in the course of their daily duties as we can?
Because like the guy above (Nigel11) mentioned, "The authorities need watching every bit as much as the terrorists". Damn right they do, and what's more they need *reminding*: they need reminding that we do *not* live under martial law, they need reminding that they can *not* just issue orders to civilians and that we do *not* have to do what they say just because they are coppers.
So, how about it, commentards. Anyone else think it would be a laugh? We could make it September 9th for the 9/9/09 = 999 connection. Set up a website on a freebie webhost somewhere, get a few of the amateur photographer magazines to pitch in with it - could be quite a bit of fun as well as making a serious point about how far outside the limits of their *actual* powers the police very regularly go.
Post replies here if you're interested and maybe we can get the ball rolling if enough people say they like the sound of it. ElReg, you'd give us some write-ups if we were going to arrange it, wouldn't you?
> Will they now monitor our use of Google's Street View to see if we are viewing images that might be used in connection with terrorism?
No, that's GCHQ's job.
Al Quaeda
Useless bunch. They have managed to pull off one attack in the US (eight years ago) and one in the UK four years ago. Since then this superhuman organisation has managed nothing. ten people a day die on the roads in the UK (100 a day in USA); the death toll from terrorism is truly negligible. They are crap terrorists.
I get irritated by this kind of tripe because the reponse of Londoners to the Tube bombings was "sod 'em, our way of life's too good to give in to these buggers". Our Government's reaction has been to try to erode our way of life in the interests of....something or other, buggered if I know.
Thus we end up losing the rights these pathetic terrorists *want* us to lose. My right to take a picture in the street without having to justify myself, for instance. They have tricked our rulers into making our rights that little bit less worthy of defence. What a marvellous own-goal.
It's beyond parody, I'm afraid.
Here's my (possibly rather silly) question.
If a police officer attempts to snatch your camera and delete photos from it (or other unlawful action), can you affect a citizen's arrest?
And, yes, I am after both pub theories and informed legal opinions.
I've read it ...
... but will the coppers ?
My suggestion is print it out staple it to another sheet which just happens to have a very large crest of your local constabulary on it.
You haven't seen me, right ?
Re: Who is 'we'?
Why do you need a license? Well...
Unfortunately, this has been a long time coming. Back in the early days in Prussia, there was a concept of the "Ph.D." This at-the-time worthless piece of paper was distributed to person(s) who completed a "course of study" developed by some other know-nothing who held themselves as an "expert". The only thing this "expert" had that normal people did not was a promise to members of the governing body to produce more "experts" who could show the remaining population how benevolent and logical the governing body was, and how irrational the common wisdom of the day was to go against said governance.
These pieces of paper gave the "experts" some sort of mystical wisdom that was gained by not actually doing what they were an "expert" at, but by discounting all practical experience and substituting "learning", from closed rooms and books written by other "experts".
By the mid 1800's, those that could afford to pay for these "Ph.D." documents all had them, so the governing bodies came up with a less expensive way of saying one group of people were able to do some arbitrary thing that all other people were rubbish. Of course, the governing body collected its fees and recurring monies to maintain these "licenses".
And now here we are today, where an "adequate" education means that you aren't qualified to do anything. In fact, the ability to vote is only inherent in your age, and not your "education" level.
Those in control have been in control for a long time, comrades...
Met amends journo photo guidance to prevent interference
Perhaps lots of FOIA requests are needed to other police forces to see if they have issued the same or similar instructions. Though I suspect that it will continue with the average plod on the streets having no idea what his powers and limitations are.
"ten people a day die on the roads in the UK (100 a day in USA); the death toll from terrorism is truly negligible. They are crap terrorists."
But doesn't that make them very effective terrorists: creating so much terror for so little action?
"We have nothing to fear but fear itself"
Difference between Press and Public in Guidence
As far as I can see the main difference between press and public is that the press has slightly more protection in that for the MPS just to view an image it *may* need a court order. The only other concession to media is access to vantage points and crime scenes. The rest applies equally to members of the public and press. You as members of the public and me as a press photographer have the same rights when it comes to deletion of images - i.e. the MPS need a court order to do so.
IRA v ?
Strange, I'm been a puzzled onlooker to this thread since it started. I'm a Police Officer and also a very enthusiastic photographer; as indeed are a number of friends and colleagues.
I've yet to come across any circumstances where its even crossed my mind to stop and search someone for taking photos let alone act upon it. I've recently made a point of asking as many colleagues as possible for their views and, without exception, their views were the same as mine.
Indeed, most of them looked utterly baffled and made such comments as "Why? What would be the point?". That said, many of us work in and around tourist destinations so being photographed is such a constant that its barely even noticed.
Incidentally my primary role is that of Protection and Counter Terrorism and I have being so engaged since the IRA were in full swing. We played a constant cat and mouse game with them and we would frequently cross paths - they would sometime let us know that we were under close quarters observation and, on occasions we foiled their intended attacks .... not all of which ever reached the media.
The IRA genuinely thought of themselves as soldiers fighting an honourable war with stated political objectives and as such they were, to a great extent, a known quantity. I happily survived one bombing by immense good fortune .... that particular event being instrumental in setting up the unit I am now on.
I have been kept at least equally busy with the 'new threat' but its not at all the same. These people are far less professional or rational than the Republicans and that has made a huge difference in our response. There is no over-arching organisation, as such, and all those involved (that I have met) have been utterly unpredictable and in possession of a world view that few 'infidels' seem to truly comprehend. Their ultimate objective is unattainable but they don't recognise that and, unlike the IRA, their 'Means' have become more important than the 'Ends".
The conflict has been centuries in the making only catalysed by recent events. An inevitable religio-cultural clash that cannot be won by any side and is likely to be with us now for years if not indefinitely ..... adversaries that cannot be negotiated, bought, politically coerced or beaten presents difficulties well beyond that anything the IRA had to offer. ,,,, And ultimately I believe it is this that is spooking western Governments so.
Finally, the other major difference that has hit me personally, is that, this time, I have found explosives, lots of them, together with the INTENTION to kill more people in one go than they IRA did in their entire history. I have been involved in a number of such operations so far, several highly effective and, just as before (and for exactly the same reasons), not all of which have been made public.
And I know, beyond any reasonable doubt, that there are a significant number of people still alive today who would otherwise be dead by now .... maybe even one or two of you, if that doesn't sound over melodramatic? (and it probably does).
You can take from this what you will, your views, like mine, are of no real consequence; I'm just relating what I've experienced. You are quite free to believe the world is flat - as ironically - did one of our above mentioed home grown nasties!.
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Wright was held without a grab for the first three quarters. He came down with a 28-yard reception with 9:35 renaming in the game for his only catch of the day. He was targeted six times. Washington caught four of the six passes thrown his way for 63 yards.
Washington drew just two targets. He'll visit the Eagles in Week 12.
"I haven't been a part of the offense like I have been in the past and I need to find a way to put myself in a better position to help us win," Washington said. "I feel like the plays that have been coming my way, I do need to make a better effort at trying to make something happen with those plays. It's whatever I can do to help the team win, whether they need to throw me the ball or not."
Washington came down with four receptions for 68 yards against Houston in Week 8. He has 17 catches for 237 yards and no touchdowns through eight games.
Nate Washington and Kendall Wright led the way in the game, with 68 and 53 yards respectively, though neither player was near the team lead in targets in the game. It was actually Justin Hunter who led the team in that category, and despite hauling in just four passes for 31 yards, he also hauled in one of Mettenberger's scores.
This receiving trio has struggled with consistency given the team's quarterback issues, so it will be interesting to see how Mettenberger's ascension to the starting role impacts them. Given Sunday's usage, Hunter looks like he might be the player with the most upside out of the three, though we need to see more before considering any dependable Fantasy options.
Washington would not make another catch the rest of the game, but he finished with a team-high 68 receiving yards in rookie quarterback Zach Mettenberger's first career start. Washington caught all four of his targets.
The Titans are on a bye Week 9 before returning to action Week 10 at Baltimore.
Washington recently lost his starting job to Justin Hunter and is making $4.8 million in the final year of a six-year contract signed in March 2009. He has tallied 13 receptions for 169 yards in seven games.
It was a huge disappointment for Wright, who caught 11 passes against the Jaguars last year and was coming off a two-touchdown game Week 5. Washington and Wright visit the Redskins in Week 7.
Also pitching in were tight end Chase Coffman with two receptions for 18 yards and running back Leon Washington with a snag for seven yards. Running back Bishop Sankey added 27 yards on eight carries while wideout Dexter McCluster had 10 yards on three carries and caught a pass.
Against the Colts, only Kendall Wright put together anything close to his usual numbers. And, frankly five catches for 55 yards isn't much to write home about. Justin Hunter and Nate Washington were limited to just one catch apiece, numbers that are sure to cause their Fantasy ownership numbers to continue to dwindle.
At this point, Delanie Walker is the only member of the Titans' receiving corps you want to be relying on. It will be hard to start Kendall Wright with Whitehurst throwing to him, and Hunter and Washington might not be worth owning at this point.
The Titans have thrown the ball plenty to their trio of wide receivers (15-plus targets for each through three games), but Kendall Wright, Justin Hunter and Nate Washington have all failed to really make an impact. And that was with Locker under center. For all of his faults, Locker has to be considered a better option that Charlie Whitehurst, who has not started a game since 2011 and has a career 5.2 yards-per-attempt mark under his belt.
You've likely been disappointed with the play of your Titans' receivers so far, assuming you haven't cut them yet. Given the uncertainty surrounding their quarterback spot, it is hard to see things getting much better in Week 4.
The Titans are back in action Week 2 vs. Dallas.
He'll be the No. 3 wideout behind Kendall Wright and Justin Hunter.
Washington is looking forward to playing for coach Ken Whisenhunt again. Washington, 30, was with the Steelers for two of Whisenhunt's three seasons as Pittsburgh's offensive coordinator.
"I think he loves me and I love that guy," Washington told the paper. "But it's a business. Could he sit here today and tell you he's going to get rid of me? I'm pretty sure he couldn't. And I could never sit here and tell you that I'm gone."At the end of the day, I love coach Whisenhunt and I love the Titans. I feel the same amount of love coming back from the Titans and the city. So whatever (the future) brings, it brings. But I will guarantee that my preparation for the city and this season will be there."
Griffin is owed $6.2 million in 2014, and Washington is scheduled to earn $4.8 million. Despite that, the report says both are expected back for next season.
Washington put the finishing touches on by far the second-best season of his career. His 58 receptions for 919 yards represent his best totals since 2011.
Washington has been excellent recently, but the Texans have done a pretty good job against wide receivers this season. Houston allows 18.8 Fantasy points per game to wide receivers, the ninth-lowest total in the league, and Washington was held to just 50 yards on three receptions in their last matchup.
Washington has an outside chance to reach 1,000 yards on the season, but would need to match his season-best game while sitting at 880 yards for the season. He remains more of a low-end Fantasy option for Week 17, despite his solid run.
He was the extent of the Titans' passing game on a day when quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for only 181 yards, contributing 117 of them on six catches, including a 30-yard touchdown that put the Titans ahead for good in the fourth quarter. His eight targets led the team, but only by one over tight end Delanie Walker, who had four catches for 35 yards, and wide receiver Kendall Wright, who had four catches for 22 yards.
The last time Washington had back-to-back 90-yard performances, he followed them up with three catches for 30 yards Week 5 against the Chiefs. He'll hope to avoid a similar fate Week 17 against the Texans.
Take their 29-27 loss against Jacksonville in Week 10. Granted, the Jaguars haven't been the same team all season, but that's about when they became what they are now. In that game, Fitzpatrick threw for 264 yards and two touchdowns. Washington caught three passes for 29 yards.
With Kendall Wright, Delanie Walker, Justin Hunter and even Chris Johnson making significant contributions in the passing game, Washington has become something of an afterthought. When Fitzpatrick throws for 402 yards, yeah, he's relevant in Fantasy. But otherwise, not so much.
Don't be fooled into starting him this week.
Washington narrowly missed his third 100-yard game. He had a long reception of 33 yards and made other pretty grabs, stretching for an 18-yarder along the sideline.
Washington visits the Jaguars in Week 16.
Washington played the biggest role, catching two passes for 24 yards. He finished second on the team in receiving yards. Preston caught just one pass for 6 yards. Shiancoe caught two passes, but picked up just 2 yards.
They'll take on the Cardinals Week 15.
Washington was kept out of the end zone for the eighth straight game, but he did catch five passes for 81 yards, his largest totals in both departments since late September.
He got off to a strong start with a 31-yard reception in the first quarter and looked to be set for a monster game with four catches for 68 yards at halftime. But he managed just one snag after intermission. Washington will seek to put two good halves together next Sunday at Denver.
Washington did not catch his first pass until early in the fourth quarter, but it wasn't until the team's final drive that he actually made an impact. Washington hauled in a 42-yard pass that could have gone for more as he nearly got behind the defense. He finished the game with two receptions for 53 yards on three targets.
Washington's role has been inconsistent this season, and he has been largely a nonfactor in the offense. That he was able to break loose for a big play is inspiring, heading into Week 12 against the Raiders.
Despite the stellar matchup, Washington should be left to the deeper (16-plus teams) Fantasy formats. Since his Week 8 bye, Washington has been targeted nine times and has just 29 receiving yards. Additionally, Washington is not a preferred target of Ryan Fitzpatrick, who started in Weeks 5 and 6 for the Titans; in those two games, Washington was targeted 12 times, catching four passes for 45 total yards.
A good matchup in Week 11 should give Washington a small boost in value, but not enough to get him into many Fantasy lineups.
Washington brought in three of the five passes thrown his way for 29 yards, after being held without a catch a week ago.
Washington got off to a strong start to the season, but has slowed over the last few weeks. He enters Week 11 against the Colts with just seven catches over the last four hames.
The Jaguars have actually been decent against wide receivers this year; it's just everyone else they can't guard. Opposing wide receivers are averaging 20.5 Fantasy points per game against the Jaguars, good for 15th in the NFL.
This game could get out of hand early, with the Titans turning to the running game to close it out -- that has been a trend for the Jaguars. Given his poor performance a week ago and the likelihood the Titans won't have to air it out, it is hard to rely on Washington as much more than a low-end starter for Week 10.
Washington's two least-effective games this season came with Locker nursing an injury. In his return to the lineup in Week 7, Washington put up 62 yards on three catches, actually below his season average of 78.8 yards per game with Locker starter.
The Rams allow 23.5 Fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers this season, including at least 19 in six of eight games. Washington should be considered a solid Fantasy option for Week 9.
Only Wright is worth using in PPR formats since he has at least five catches in each of his past five games, but he has just one touchdown on the season. Still, this is a tough matchup.
The 49ers have allowed just two touchdowns to opposing receivers since Week 1, including matchups with Reggie Wayne, T.Y. Hilton and Andre Johnson. Tennessee has gone consecutive games without a receiver scoring against Kansas City and Seattle.
Both of those starts came with Ryan Fitzpatrick under center for the injured Jake Locker (hip), which factors into the receivers struggling. Until the Titans receivers start to produce at a higher level on a consistent basis, we would keep them reserved in most formats, especially in this matchup with the 49ers.
Washington's struggles were a combination of good coverage, and poor quarterbacking. Ryan Fitzpatrick was harassed all game by Seattle's front seven, and all of his receivers were impacted. Washington was targeted 4 times, but was only able to come up with 1 catch for 15 yards.
He'll attempt to get back on track next week against the 49ers.
Washington entered Week 5 with two straight 100-yard games. He caught three passes for 30 yards against the Chiefs, and is now staring down a date with the tough Seahawks pass defense, followed by a Week 7 game against the 49ers, who have allowed the second-fewest passing yards per game.
This is an ugly stretch for Washington, but after a Week 8 bye, he gets to face the Rams and Jaguars -- two games which should return him to past glory. The best thing to do here would be bench Washington for the next three weeks (or simply leave him on the wire), then activate/add him in Weeks 9 and 10. With laughably tough matchups and a bye coming up, Washington's not going to contribute enough to start in many formats.
He was working with a different quarterback in Ryan Fitzpatrick, who was filling in for the injured Jake Locker (hip), but Fitzpatrick found Washington on a 77-yard play after relieving Locker last week. Clearly, they weren't in sync this week.
Of course, Fitzpatrick wasn't in sync with anyone in the first half, completing just 5 of 14 passes for 31 yards. Only in the second half did the Titans' passing attack begin to click, thanks mostly to Kendall Wright's team-leading six catches for 74 yards.
But Washington had just as many targets as Wright (eight), showing he's still a vital part of the passing game. He and Fitzpatrick will try to make good on those targets Week 6 at Seattle.
The Chiefs have emerged as one of the league's top defensive teams this year and have been especially tough against the pass, allowing 188.8 yards per game, second-best in the league. With a league-leading 18 sacks this year, they might not give backup quarterback like Fitzpatrick a fair chance to get the ball to Washington. Even if they do, a touchdown seems unlikely. The Chiefs are allowing an NFL-low 10.3 points per game.
All is not lost for Washington with the switch from Locker to Fitzpatrick, who was a starter in Buffalo the last three years, but this week probably isn't the best time to roll the dice on him.
Britt should definitely be reserved in all leagues. He's dealing with a rib injury, and he's struggled all season with just five catches for 43 yards and no touchdowns. He has three Fantasy points combined, and his production against the Jets should be minimal at best. He faced the Jets last season and was held to one catch for 7 yards.
Wright has the best chance to succeed, especially in PPR leagues. He has 13 catches for 125 yards and a touchdown in his past two games on 17 targets, but he also struggled against the Jets last season with three catches for 31 yards.
Washington is coming off a tremendous game in Week 3 against the Chargers with eight catches for 131 yards on 10 targets, but his previous two games he combined for seven catches and 96 yards. Against the Jets last season, Washington had four catches for 62 yards.
The Jets have been solid in pass defense this season, allowing just two touchdowns, although three receivers have reached double digits in Fantasy points. We'd consider Wright a No. 3 receiver or flex option in PPR leagues, but Britt and Washington should be reserved in most formats.
Nate Washington was the best of the bunch with eight catches for 131 yards on 10 targets. Kendall Wright had six catches for 71 yards on six targets. Justin Hunter caught the game-winning touchdown from 34 yards out for his lone catch on two targets. And Kenny Britt had no catches on five targets.
Based on their inconsistency, none of these receivers are must-start options. We'd keep an eye on Washington to see if he can build off this performance, and Wright is worth stashing in PPR leagues.
Hunter has potential, but he should only be owned in dynasty leagues. And Britt can likely be cut in most formats.
The Titans play the Jets in Week 4, and none of these guys are worth starting outside of Wright in deep PPR leagues. Maybe Washington stays hot, Wright and Hunter continue to improve and Britt turns his season around, but we need to see more than just this game against the Titans, even if these receivers did play well in Week 3.
Washington has eclipsed 100 receiving yards six times in his career. He had eight catches Sunday, including a long gain of 35 yards, and was targeted 10 times. Washington has totaled 15 catches for 227 yards through three games, but he doesn't have a touchdown.
Washington will be looking for his first score when Tennessee hosts the N.Y. Jets Week 4.
He was targeted five times and had a long reception of 31 yards. Washington has seven catches for 96 yards through two games.
Tennessee is back in action Week 3 vs. San Diego.
Washington's injury is not expected to be too serious. Earlier in the game he caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Jake Locker in the second quarter. Washington left the game leading the Titans in receiving with four catches for 70 yards and a touchdown. He was targeted four times.
Washington has 10 grabs for 131 yards on the preseason after three games for Tennessee and has emerged as a top receiving threat.
Washington brought in two passes for 17 yards, and was targeted just twice in the game. He is expected to start opposite Kenny Britt in the regular season, ahead of Kendall Wright.


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A national organization is locking in on Target as the focus of its latest petition to ban customers from openly carrying guns inside stores.
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America launched the petition Wednesday, responding to demonstrations in Texas and other states by Open Carry, a gun-rights group.
Open Carry members demonstrated at Target stores in Texas by openly carrying rifles and assault weapons inside the stores and posting photos online.
Moms Demand Action has already successfully petitioned other businesses, including Starbucks and Chipotle, to ban customers from openly carrying firearms in states where open carry is legal.
In Florida, it's illegal to openly carry firearms unless you're hunting or fishing, but there are states where it's legal for licensed gun owners to openly carry anywhere, including Georgia.
"What we're asking Target to do is the same as we've asked other businesses to do and that is to just not allow the open carrying of guns in their stores," said Chryl Anderson, head of the Florida chapter of Moms Demand Action. "For safety reasons, of course, because we do not know when someone comes into a store with a gun whether this is 'good guy' with a gun or 'bad guy' with a gun."
Anderson also said that states that allow people to openly carry loaded weapons don't necessarily require permits, training or background checks, so it's impossible to be certain someone carrying a loaded firearm into a store knows how to properly handle the firearm.
While openly carrying a firearm is against the law anywhere in Florida, Anderson said the Florida chapter of Moms Demand Action is concerned about all states.
"Gun laws in America affect us across the board," Anderson said. "The fact that we have such a hodgepodge of inconsistency in our laws from state to state, we are concerned, moms are concerned with making sure that our children in our communities are safe wherever they are."
But gun rights proponents don't view it the same way. Eric Friday, lead attorney for the group Florida Carry, said the pictures from the Texas Targets were a form of protest by gun owners over a law that prohibits the open carry of handguns but not rifles.
"They actually don't want to carry any weapon at all," Friday said. "The reason these cases are happening in Texas is because Texas prohibits open carry of handguns. I was just on the phone with one of the leaders of Open Carry. They would love nothing more than to carry holstered handguns where they shop and do business. But Texas doesn't allow them to do that. Texas allows them to open carry rifles."
Moms Demand Action said the group is not anti-gun or anti-Second Amendment, but the members want what they call responsible rules for where weapons can be displayed.
Target did not respond to Channel 4's request for a statement about the petition.
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Three-star DT Wayne Williams knew the loss of John Anselmo would hurt. The Syracuse commit admitted to The Fizz Anselmo had always been a father figure to him. No longer SU's chief recruiter of the New York City area, Anselmo has now moved on to Doug Marrone's staff in Buffalo. As much as Williams would like to have Anselmo on the sidelines with him this season, he wishes him the best. And the 6'6" 325 lb pass rusher is looking forward to possibly crossing paths with Anselmo in the future. "It was real crazy for me. Coach Anselmo is the Godfather of New York. New York Football, not a thing gets by him without him knowing. So the fact that he is now with the Bills, everybody is excited because now we have a pathway to the NFL, and that's great for New York." The ASA Junior College transfer grew up being recruited by Anselmo at Lincoln HS. Even despite spending the last two seasons on the Avengers roster in Brooklyn, Wayne and the "Godfather of New York Football" remained close. Like ...
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Oxnard House Rental Photos and Description
3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, sleeps 8
This 3 story, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom main home (with 1+1 guest house available with rental of main house) offers a beach getaway that has it all - at a great rate! A large beautiful deck with ocean views from one of the 3rd floor decks.
Just steps from the sand and ocean, this is a wonderful home away from home experience at the beach. This house includes a fully equipped kitchen, refrid/ice maker, cooking utensils, pots & pans, washer, dryer, dishwasher, garage, BBQ, cable, Internet, towels & linens. Leave the shampoo, blow dryer and all that at home, this vacation rental is fully stocked with the essentials and necessities. This little gem of a beach town is located just south of Channel Islands Harbor between Santa Barbara and Malibu/Los Angeles in Ventura County. As the 'New York Times' article states 'Oxnard is the Un-Malibu'.
*Must be 25 yrs. old
*No Smoking
*No Pets
*No Parties-No Get-together
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Debbie & Keith
My husband instantly fell in love with this beach many years ago when he bought this house. Having lived and worked in other beach communities, the small town feel and sense of community is second to none here in the Silver Strand Beach of Oxnard. Having the home as a vacation rental allows me and my family to still enjoy this wonderful beach along with being able to share it with others.
Debbie & Keith purchased this house in 1992
Why Debbie & Keith chose Oxnard
This home offers everything that you would want a home to have. A homey feeling and and the necessities you expect when your away from home.
What makes this house unique
The unique layout of the home offers individuals to be together...but not 'together' all the time. There is plenty of space for everyone.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We had a wonderful time here. Your house is so comfortable and warm. The month we spent here was one of the most relaxing, enjoyable vacations we have had in a long time. Thank you so much. We had a hard time leaving this place. We plan to come back next year.


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Jessicaschroyer12 , 1 months agoI've made this multiple times and everyone (even the kids) love it!!
jodell89 , 1 months agoSuper good! Since most of the reviews said it was too soupy, I used 3/4 cup of milk instead of the chicken water. Made it with black bean and corn salsa, added onion and peppers.
dharmon10 , 1 months agoPretty good.
bekahJOY , 4 months agoLove love love! Flavorful and great to reheat. This a big request. I've probably made it about 10 times and have not changed a thing.
FoodQueen84 , 5 months ago
Jessicaschroyer12 , 8 months agoSuper tasty meal the whole family loves!
leannejennings , 8 months agoDelicious and easy! I'm not typically a leftover fan but these were just as good the second time around! I'll be making these frequently since I'm already craving them and I just made this 5 days ago.
e25 , 9 months agoTry Using corn tortillas, place them in enchilada sauce to soften easier to roll.
scarletbd1 , 9 months agoWorked out great!
kimjackson14 , 10 months agoI left the broth cream of soup mix and added green peppers and onions it was delish
irene200021 , 11 months agoI made this tonight and it was wonderfull. my kids enjoyd it. It was a little soggy but they are Enchiladas and they are soposed to be like that.. after all you do poor sause over it.. will make it again soon. I think i might add some peppers and onions to it next time... was yummy
Emilyhope , 1 years agoI made it with chicken first then again with ground chuck, I prefer this with ground chuck.
cashmnty , 1 years agovery good and very easy thank yoy
Aimeelady , 1 years agoNot a fan, to mushy in the end and I dont think it was my fault, nobody liked the canned soup tastes either. Need to look some more on account I do like sauced enchiladas but this was to much.
Justinpodm , 1 years agoI found the directions very confusing compared to other recipes on this app and the sauce was a bit watery however it tasted good over all.
bruzer88 , 1 years agoEasy and tasty. how does it get any better than that? i do like to spice mine up a little but the basic recipe is great.
Kimboslice1960 , 1 years agoThey're cooling a lil right now...I added a small can of green chiles to the mixture and refried beans on the tortillas....
sindy_garcia_7509836 , 1 years agoThis looks really good I'm going to make this tomorrow!??
jafkitchen , 1 years agoVery good. I added just a few things like onion, bell pepper, and seasoning. The filling was a tad 'soupy' in fact I think it would make an excellent base for an enchilada soup.
Corwin26 , 1 years agoWhile I would not say that this was 'nasty' as another commented, it certainly had an.......odd taste and texture. I think it was the prepared soup AND SALSA AND enchilada sauce with melted cheese made it just too liquid. Did not go over very well, sorry to say.