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We know you're supposed to make festival plans based on the proportion of the line-up listed in some Sound of 2014 poll, but sometimes you just want a good old party. Here's how to pick your knees-up.
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8. Where are OutKast going to be? They're confirmed for Bestival on the Isle of Wight and Wireless in London.


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text: The mandates might be delayed, but the regulations just keep coming by John Hayward 11 Feb 2014 View Discussion Share This: In response to White House Delays Obamacare Employer Mandate to 2016: You've got to wonder just how bad Democrat prospects in 2014 were looking for Obama to make this move. How would you like to be one of the imperiled Dems who has to defend this hot mess on the campaign trail? Especially since the employer mandates keep getting rewritten, but the individual one is still coming down like a ton of bricks? Even the clumsiest Republican candidate can make a great "Democrats don't care about the little guy" campaign out of this, throwing in a few personal stories of ObamaCare victims - a dash of rate shock, doc shock, and "if you like your plan, you can keep it" betrayal for extra spice. But evidently the political consequences for leaving the mandates in place were even worse. I think this is a calculated effort to accept an electoral beating in 2014 to preserve the Democrats' viability for 2016. Imagine what the CBO projections for '15 and '16 would have looked like, after a laser blast from the fully armed and operational Death Star of ObamaCare. We had stories last week about the Democrats accepting that they wouldn't be able to take the House; this signals that they're close to giving up on holding the Senate, too, just as the Republicans signaled their optimism about taking the Senate by passing that "clean" debt ceiling increase today. I wonder if Obama called any of those walking-dead 2014 Democrats to say goodbye. I wonder if any of them would have picked up the phone and risked being seen talking to him. But at any rate, the tidal wave of economy-crushing ObamaCare regulations is still coming, even as the mandates are tinkered with. The American Action Forum warns of 28 new regulations this year, which will devour 45.7 million hours of our time and cost $1.4 billion to comply with. That brings the total paperwork burden from the Department of Health and Human Services up to 645 million man-hours, valued at $35.3 billion. You had another $1.4 billion lying around to pay for the greater glory of Barack Obama, didn't you, America? Are you beginning to lose patience with increasingly strident demands for your compliance, even as Obama's government grows more openly contemptuous of the rule of law? Do you understand how that's not ironic or hypocritical? Your freedom will always diminish as the government grows more lawless, and vice versa. I suppose some of the regulations the AAF alerts us to will be changed or delayed because of Obama's latest illegal employer mandate rewrite, although some of the junk on their list has little to do with said mandate. But even those regulations tied to the part of the law Obama just rewrote are likely to grow more complicated, rather than being mercifully delayed. Complying with complex laws is tricky. Complying with arrogant non-law is a nightmare.


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Hi everyone
Has anyone linked together a pilot and the Q-AM shoulder strap?
I love both pieces and wonder if they "go great together"?
If you have - what was your trick?
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Hi everyone
Has anyone linked together a pilot and the Q-AM shoulder strap?
I love both pieces and wonder if they "go great together"?
If you have - what was your trick?
I haven't rigged it with a Q-AM strap, but I did once try to rig it with a Messenger Stabilizer. It worked! I just didn't like how it looked. I prefer to use the Messenger Stabilizer on my cafe bags, as they're intended.
Seriously, like, so much Nordic Dyneema I don't even know what to do with myself anymore. They will bury me in it. "Where's Mom's urn? WHERE DID YOU GUYS PUT THE SYNAPSE 19 WITH MOM'S ASHES?"
Do you pack your Pilot fully? I'm thinking it might be a little boxy if you're planning to wear it tightened up on your back.
Off hand, what I can think of is, metal snap hooks and tri-glides to convert the free ends of the webbing on the Q-AM strap into a snap hook attachment. The conversion should allow you to hook up the pilot. The parts are available on the accessories page, under "parts".
ETA: the metal snap hooks are pretty solid and hefty, for a lighter but less elegant, and perhaps less secure method, I'm thinking the bigger triangle hooks might work, those are made of plastic, available on the same page.
ETA2: the triangle hooks have the closed off slots, they should be more secure than I originally thought.
Last edited by icebeng; 05-27-2014 at 10:42 PM.
I agree with icebeng on how to convert the Q-AM to hook on to the Pilot/Co-Pilot. The metal snap hooks that TB sells are the same as for the Absolute Shoulder Strap - that should give you an idea on how they look. You can also get the basic strap plastic snap hooks from an outdoor store that sells parts like that (in Canada, we have MEC. In the USA, perhaps REI). I really like the TB triangle hook option that icebeng mentioned too.
The issue is if you want to use the stabilizer strap from the Q-AM. There is no place for it to hook onto the bottom corner of the Pilot / Co-Pilot. The Q-AM strap works on TB bags that have a waist strap attachment (e.g. the Ego or Ristretto or Café bags). Please also note that to use the stabilizer strap, you need to have available a TB waist strap - 1.5" wide, I believe (for reference, the Ristretto stabilizer strap is 1" wide).
Even without the bottom connection, you could still use the stabilizer strap but it would not be optimal. I believe Ilkyway had what I thought was a great solution - hook the other end to a belt loop - see her post in this thread - Smaller sized body hugging bag. You can also hook it back again to the shoulder strap attachment point on the bag.
I have a Co-Pilot (no Pilot yet) and a Q-AM strap but have never tried them together (a bit of overkill for a Co-Pilot IMHO ... but if it is packed to the gills, the weight may justify the bigger strap). I think the Q-AM would make more sense on a Pilot. If I get some time, I can try the setup and post a few pics if you want.
Hope this helps
Last edited by tpnl; 05-27-2014 at 10:39 PM.
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Hi everyone - thank you for the replies. I think I'll be ordering a few parts from Tom on my next order (depending what's announced next month) and try this out.
I like the QAM on my large cafe and imago. For my body and when not too tightly packed, this might work well for the pilot
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A little good news, for a change!!
For history fans, the 10-day streak is the longest since 10 sessions that ended on Nov. 15, 1996. That was just after then-Federal Reserve Chairman Allan Greenspan described the stock market was infected by "irrational exuberance."
What is true is the rally this year has been steady, with modest daily changes. The Dow's average daily change this year has been about 29 points, about 10 points higher than a year ago.


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Assemblyman Brian Kolb (R,C,I-Canandaigua) today announced that he will host a series of town hall meetings throughout Cortland and Cayuga counties on Saturday, April 19. These meetings are part of the Assemblyman's ongoing community outreach program held throughout the 129th Assembly District.
"It is unfortunate that a late state budget has forced me to reschedule these town hall meetings, but my constituents are counting on me to be their voice as negotiations continue in Albany. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause the residents of my district and I hope it will not deter you from meeting with me on Saturday, April 19," said Kolb.
Kolb will be holding town hall meetings in every community in his Assembly District. The schedule for Cortland and Cayuga counties on Saturday, April 19, is as follows:
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Instead of Brit, a prominent Vegas conglomerate allegedly went with a hypnotist, which the Foo Fighters frontman found particularly amusing:
Grohl, who's filling in for Handler in the week leading up to Sunday's Grammys, said of Britney, "She just kinda seems dead inside, like there's nothing behind her eyes."
"Like there's nothing in her boobs anymore!"
The ultimate insult.
Kind of hypocritical of Grohl to say such a thing being that the man that made him a star has been dead inside for nearly 20 years. BTW - Kurt would roll over in his grave if he knew Dave was hosting a retarded E show.
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[This message edited by doggiediva at 5:35 PM, April 27th (Sunday)]
Until you compel her to respect you and your point of view there will be no resolution to this problem. All the talking you have done has been ineffective; whats left? You need to take steps to end the marriage but with the overall intention of saving it, if you can. Its all up to her. If she can climb down from her pedestal and show some humility then reconciliation is almost assured, but you need her to take those positive steps under initial duress, since she is not responding to reason. Hence the necessity of threatening separation, even divorce, in order to move this relationship out of the quicksand.
So I just let her know that when I had asked this morning for her phone password that it wasn't a request but it is a requirement for our marriage to move forward. I told her either I get access to all accounts including her phone or she could find a place elsewhere to stay, she must have thought I was kidding because she laughed
Well done on immediately starting the 180 - this will let her know that you are not kidding. Stick to it now so that she can see that you will not be her doormat. It will also allow you to detach and the more you detach, the stronger and more assertive you will become. This will also show your daughter that the way her mother has been treating you is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
she must have thought I was kidding because she laughed .
Talk to a lawyer. She will continue to crap on you now. She has no clue how she is hurting you and it is time she understands the consequences.
The fact she will not give you her passwords is huge, it pretty much proves she is still having affairs, emotional or otherwise.
You can just tell her that you never intended to be in an open marriage that allows her to go out with any guy she pleases. That was not the plan and it most certainly is not today.
Talk to a lawyer and find out all of your options. You have already gone so far as to have your own account and health insurance. She still does not think you are serious.
I rarely rarely ever think filing for divorce is the best thing to do. But after two years now, your wife still thinks she has ever right to fool around with other guys and in a way flaunt it in your face by refusing access to her passwords, I think it is time you show her you are not bluffing.
Even if you file for a divorce, they can always be dropped.
But her getting served divorce papers will either wake her up, or there will be no getting through to her.
But you should talk to a lawyer now and find out all of your available options. Never let your wife make you feel like you have no control over the situation, when you in reality have control.
Pack her bags, leave them on the porch.
Tell her your attorney will be in touch.
I bet she stops laughing.
[This message edited by twisted at 9:41 AM, April 28th (Monday)]
IMHO, with the clear lack of disrespect for you and her family, I would not be surprised if the A was still ongoing.
Keep doing the 180. Keep posting.
Sending you strength and courage to get you though.
Are you in a position financially to leave the house and setup a home somewhere else?
Is the house owned by both of you?
How old are you guys and your kids?
And remember to be cool, calm and dispassionate with your wife.
The last laugh will be on you. Not her.
I doubt the efficiency of our sometimes hardline method of getting our advice out there
This might sound rich coming from a self-declared hard-ass but I think we should possibly try to get the message across in a more gentle way
I tend to agree with the content of the hard-line advice. For example: I agree there is a power-struggle but I dont think the goal should be to win it. The goal should be to get out of the power-struggle to change a pattern that really isnt getting this couple anywhere.
Same with the ultimatums. Nothing as pathetic as an unenforceable ultimatum or an ultimatum one isnt willing to see through. Ultimatums are like a cop thats pulled his gun; he shouldnt unless the situation warrants it and he shouldnt unless hes willing to pull the trigger. For Dad to demand WW leaves the house and not being able to enforce it
not working. In fact if he tries to force her out she can probably file an abuse charge and have HIM legally moved out.
So now its a case of emotional chicken: who blinks first. Will Dadof3 enforce the move out ultimatum? Will she comply and if she does how will Dadof3 react? If she doesnt then how will Dadof3 react? Will he make her move out? Will she escalate and call the cops?... I neither see a win not an end to the power-struggle
I mention this because I sense an increase in the number on one-off or short-term posters on this site. I think coming here in the emotional state we are early in discovery and being told our cases are uniquely disrespective, our spouses unremorseful and Machiavellian-esque psychopaths and that we should take extremely tough and rough action
I dont think this is what the BS is ready to hear
I really want to emphasize the content of my first line; this isnt aimed at any one of us posters here in particular. I am confident each and every one of us posts with the most honest of intentions. I also want to emphasize that the advice offered is BAD
Its more an issue on how we present it to the BS.
End of T/J
I wish you would answer my first post to you on your issues:
Do you have reason to believe the affair is ongoing?
Has there been any progress or change in your WW interaction with you since the d-day?
Has your wife ever given you a reason for why she had the affair?
Does she admit it was an affair or does she call it something else?
I would want to add to that list one key-question:
What do YOU want?
If you had the option to reconcile would you want to go for it or is the affair a deal-breaker and you want out?
The advice we offer should be based on the answer to these questions.
With the UTMOST respect to all posters,


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Who this thread applies too, straight or bi women and gay or bi men can answer who if the men skaters (that I list) they would marry.
I forgot to elaborate, I mean in singles skaters. There are enough hot guys in there alone but I may do ones for dance and pairs men. I am bored.
Anyone guess who I chose? Maybe my choose is too obvious as my countryman Viktor Pfeifer.


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European CLO creation may total 8 billion euros ($11 billion) to 10 billion euros in 2014, the bank said today in a report.
CLO volume has risen to the highest level since 2007 as investors seek higher yields as the Federal Reserve holds interest rates at about zero for the fifth year. There have been about $75.1 billion of CLOs raised in the U.S. this year through November, compared with $46.3 billion for the same period in 2012, according to Morgan Stanley.
"We expect the strong momentum of CLO new issuance to carry on into the next year for both U.S. and European CLOs," analysts led by Vishwanath Tirupattur wrote in the report. "In 2014 we expect the economics of new-issue CLOs to remain reasonable at the current asset spreads and cost of liabilities."
There have been $85 billion of CLOs raised globally through November, compared with $55.3 billion during the same period last year, according to Morgan Stanley. (MS:US)
The bank also is projecting $45 billion to $50 billion of paydowns and redemptions among U.S. CLOs, most of which were raised before the financial crisis, including middle-market deals, according to the report.
CLOs are a type of collateralized debt obligation that pool high-yield, high-risk loans and slice them into securities of varying risk and return.
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Bradley Smith in MCN this week. Hi all first of all well done on the MCN being reading it weekly for years so keep up the good work.
My only issue was that reading the sports section this week I see no mention of Bradley Smith at all. Come on whats going on? The guy has rode exceptional well this...
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ninjasquaddie says:
Quite right.
Shocking lack of coverage.
How the fuck is he going to get sponsorship when MCN doesn't provide coverage?
Supporting British sport ?
You are joking.
Jan 05
Posts: 14
dynoensor says:
I agree!
Bradley is our best hope for the future of british biking and so we should all give him as much support as we can.
2nd in the world in 125's is no small thing-all the best for 2010 Bradders!
Jun 08
Posts: 41
jedpb says:
Come on Brad, hopefully him Scott and Danny will be strong over the next couple of years. Maybe your right old copper top might be motogp world champ in a couple of years.
Oct 08
Posts: 47
hondmog says:
Just what i have been saying for ages , if its not motogp MCN does not even bother . Its the same with superbikes the 600s get barely a mention . I think the MCN reporter watches one race then goes home . Come on MCN report on all the races properly not just a little small print bit at the end , these people like Bradley are our motogp future
Feb 09
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snjphotographer says:
He was on the letters page, does that count lol
Oct 05
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BrandsR6 says:
The 125 and 250 racing has been better than the MotoGP pretty much all year!!! There have been one or two decent Rossi/Lorenzo battles, but that's about it for the top class this year.
Unfortunantely MotoGP has been a bit like Formula 1 this year, especially with the guys at the front all spread out after 2-3 laps. There seem to have been some good fights further down the field, but that doesn't get much TV coverage. Is the one-make tyre rule to blame?
Aug 07
Posts: 124
TLSI says:
Totally agree Bradley Smith is up there battling for a World title and hardly gets a mention ,so lets see plenty coverage of his season and pre season activity.
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Posts: 53
poshbird1000 says:
I totally agree with everyones comments, 125, 250 600 wsb and bsb were far more interesting last year than GP and produced some damn good edge of seat racing. Its wonderful to see so much British talent in motor bike racing and it would be nice to see some of the big British companies come up with more sponsorship for these lads. I sure we all wish all the British racers the very best of luck this year, we will be rooting for them all.
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After (Film) Review: Tampa Bay BuccaneersPosted by on September 14, 2011 – 2:54 pm
A convenient scheduling quirk occurred this past weekend for anyone who wanted to get an advanced look at future Vikings opponents: Tampa Bay and Detroit, the Vikings next two opponents, played each other. As luck would have it, this week the Vikings Week 3 and Week 4 opponents (Detroit and Kansas City) also play each other.
With Detroit and Tampa Bay squaring off last Sunday, I set the DVR and watched that game back this morning. I took quite a few notes in watching the Lions defeat Tampa Bay 27-20, but I've decided to focus on just two areas.
Here are my thoughts on Tampa's defensive front seven and passing attack after watching last weekend's game…
Buccaneers defensive front seven
– Tampa Bay plays in a 4-3 defensive scheme and that front seven includes a very young defensive line. The Buccaneers invested their first two picks in each of the last two drafts on defensive linemen, and the result is a starting defensive line that averages 23.75 years of age and an entire defensive line group that is even a touch younger than that.
– The two standouts on that line are DT Gerald McCoy, the #3 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, and Adrian Clayborn, the #20 overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. McCoy is good at splitting double-teams and being a disruptive force in the backfield, but he had no sacks and no tackles for a loss against the Lions. Clayborn is athletic and sheds blockers very well. He had a great outside rush move against LT Jeff Backus early in the game, but he also had trouble finishing plays and he was fooled on an end-around early in the game.
– Ultimately, I think the Buccaneers defensive line will be the heart and soul of the defense for several years to come. They are young and very athletic. But the Vikings offensive line matches up with this group and it'll be a fun aspect of the game to watch on Sunday.
– The three linebackers are athletic and when pressuring the QB can be dangerous because of that athleticism. The Vikings offensive line, RBs and TEs need to have their protection responsibilities buttoned up to make sure Tampa's LBs don't get a free run at the QB.
– Against the Lions, Tampa Bay didn't do a much disguising of coverage with their LBs. You'll see Chad Greenway and E.J. Henderson frequently showing one look pre-snap and then executing a different technique during the play. I didn't see the Buccaneers do this at all; it was a very straight forward approach, and they dropped into a lot of zone coverage against Detroit.
– I think the Buccaneers LBs are prone to misdirection and play-action or draw plays. Detroit executed a great play-action pass early in the game, with RG Stephen Peterman pulling to the left side. Peterman pulling caused two Buccaneers LBs to bite, which allowed Lions QB Matthew Stafford to find a wide open Brandon Pettigrew down the seam for a 1st down.
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– We'll start with the trigger man – QB Josh Freeman. He's a young, athletic and big-armed passer who has some spark but also doesn't fare well under pressure. The trick is, it's hard to corral him because he's strong and fast. He's a player on the rise, but he still has some learning to do. Hopefully he doesn't take a step forward this week.
– Their WRs are more quick than fast. The best of the group is Mike Williams. Most of Freeman's throws to Williams are when there is man-to-man coverage against him. I didn't see Freeman throw to Williams when he was covered by two-plus defenders. Freeman threw two fade routes to Williams in the game's first eight plays, both in man-to-man coverage. Then Freeman threw another fade to Williams later in the 1st half and yet another in the 2nd half. But Williams has the speed and ball skills to win those one-on-one matchups.
– I was most impressed with TE Kellen Winslow. He can lineup in a three-point stance or in the slot, and he'll win both ways. The Lions tried to cover him up with S Louis Delmas, and Winslow won that battle most of the time. Many times Tampa Bay would call plays that involved the WRs running off coverage and Winslow running drag routes across the field, under the coverage. This is where Delmas struggled a touch. When Freeman targeted Winslow, it was mostly intermediate routes to the outside of the field when a LB or S was trying to cover him man-to-man.
– Here are two prime examples of the situations the Buccaneers try to create for Williams and Winslow: On a 2nd and 10 with 14 seconds to play in the 1st half, Tampa Bay had Williams run a deep route to runoff a CB and S. That created space for Winslow to come off the line and run a 10-yard out underneath the coverage on Williams. It was an easy throw for Freeman, and Tampa got into better FG range to close out the half. On 3rd and 3 in the 4th quarter, Tampa had 3 WRs and Winslow in the game (lined up on right side of offensive line). Williams came in motion and ran a shallow crossing route from left to right, and Winslow came out of his stance and ran a drag route from right to left. Delmas had man-to-man coverage on Winslow. After Winslow caught a few balls, Lions safeties began to key on him. So, on a 3rd and 8 in the 4th quarter, Winslow was in the slot to the right and Delmas was focused on him, which left Williams singled wide left. Freeman found Williams on a deep out route for the 1st down after a quick double-move.
– On a 3rd and 5, Tampa Bay went with a 3-WR formation, with Winslow in the slot; Freeman was out of the gun formation. Detroit rushed 6 defenders, which left a CB one-on-one with slot receiver Preston Parker. This is where I see Chris Cook excelling. The Lions CB couldn't guard Parker on the corner route, but I think Cook can because he's physical enough to jam the receiver at the line and disrupt the timing of route.
– I don't know if this qualifies as a tendency or not; remember, I only watched on game. To accurately scout a team and discover tendencies, you certainly need more than one game's worth of evidence. But when Tampa Bay was in the "Zebra" personnel package, I noticed that Williams and Winslow never lined up on the same side of the formation. My theory is that this gave the Buccaneers the best odds at getting a one-on-one matchup with one of these two pass-catchers, and whichever guy had the desired coverage, that was Freeman's primary read. Many times it worked, including Williams' 4th-quarter TD reception that made the score 27-20.
– I never saw Detroit try to jam Winslow at the line of scrimmage to disrupt the timing of the route. I wonder if this would work.
– Starting RB LeGarrette Blount is not good in pass protection; they bring in FB Earnest Graham often for those duties.
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Asher Allen "Should" Be Back Sunday; Sanford Will Start At SafetyPosted by on September 14, 2011 – 11:04 am
The Vikings secondary help Chargers QB Philip Rivers below his career marks in yards per attempt and passer rating last week in the season opener. They'll look to do the same thing to Tampa Bay's Josh Freeman this week in the home opener, and a little extra help should be available in that quest.
Asher Allen, an important component in the team's nickel defense as well as on special teams, was limited in practice all week leading up to the Chargers game and then he didn't play on Sunday. Allen is dealing with a foot injury, but Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier said the CB "should" be able to play this weekend, assuming everything goes according to plan in practice over the next 3-4 days.
"I think he will," Frazier said when asked if Allen will make it back to the field for Sunday. "We've got to see how he does in practice. But from everything I was told leading up to today's practice, we should have him for this game on Sunday."
Frazier said the Vikings came out of last weekend's game pretty healthy and he doesn't expect at this point that anyone will miss Sunday's game with Tampa Bay.
Jamarca Sanford will get his second straight start at safety, but Frazier said Tyrell Johnson will rotate in, just as he did last week. Frazier was also asked about the QB depth chart and he said it will remain the same, with Christian Ponder listed as the backup and Webb listed as the #3.
Tags: Asher Allen, Christian Ponder, Jamarca Sanford, Leslie Frazier
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Debut Of "Vikings Country" Is Tonight At Mall Of AmericaPosted by on September 14, 2011 – 10:55 am
The Vikings play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this Sunday at noon, but the action on the Vikings Radio Network begins tonight with the debut of "Vikings Country," a weekly radio show hosted by Mike Mussman and co-hosted by either Jared Allen or Chad Greenway.
The show will be broadcast live from the Sky Deck Sports Grille and Bar at Mall of America – located on the fourth floor, east side – every Wednesday during the regular season and will air on FM 100.3; the show will also be aired on Fox Sports North at 11:00 a.m. every Sunday. Allen and Greenway will alternate weeks as co-hosts of the show with Mussman, and the Vikings Street Team will be at each broadcast giving away great prizes.
Fans are encouraged to attend the live broadcast each week at the Sky Deck Sports Grille and Bar, where they will enjoy a state-of-the-art restaurant and entertainment facility that features high definition TV's, quality billiards, 12 lanes of bowling and a great menu of beverages and food.
Allen will co-host on the following dates: September 7, September 21, October 5, October 19, November 16, November 30, December 14 and December 28. Greenway will co-host on the following dates: September 14, September 28, October 12, October 26, November 9, November 25, December 7 and December 21.
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Fan Favorite: Individual Player Intros Return Next Two WeeksPosted by on September 14, 2011 – 8:07 am
The Vikings enjoy a great home-field advantage at Mall of America Field and it looks like that advantage will be given a boost over the next two games. The team has decided to bring back individual player introductions, always a fan-favorite aspect of pre-game festivities.
In recent seasons, the club has gone with a full team introduction for each home game. By popular demand, however, Head Coach Leslie Frazier and the team has decided to try individual player intros for the next two games.
It's not yet known which groups will be introduced for each game, but you can be sure the introductions will be met with an electric and raucous reaction from the fans at Mall of America Field.
Tags: Leslie Frazier
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Shifting Focus To Tampa Bay And Home OpenerPosted by on September 14, 2011 – 7:18 am
A new week in the real world begins on Monday. But in the NFL world, the new week begins on Wednesday. Games are played on Sunday, we digest and review the games on Monday and Tuesday, and then on Wednesday we flip the calendar to next week's game.
Today is Wednesday, and that means the focus on vikings.com and at Winter Park will shift to preparing for this Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. We'll delve into further detail about the Buccaneers over the next few days, but here are a few basics…
– Both the Vikings and Buccaneers suffered 7-point defeats on opening day. But the Buccaneers lost their game at home to the Detroit Lions. Although the Lions are a team on the rise, it was still a disappointing loss for Tampa Bay because they, too, are a young team on the rise and they're coming off a 2010 season in which they won 10 games. Lions QB Matthew Stafford was 24 of 33 for 305 yards with 3 TDs and 1 INT on the day, and he was able to lean on his top 4 weapons all day – RB Jahvid Best, WRs Calvin Johnson and Nate Burleson and TE Brandon Pettigrew. The Buccaneers will need to do a better job of containing the Vikings primary offensive weapons this week, or else they're in for a long day on Sunday.
– Tampa runs a 4-3 defensive scheme that, on surface level, looks very similar to the Vikings defense. The one thing I noticed that was very different, though, was that Tampa's LBs don't disguise their intentions in the same way the Vikings LBs do. With the Vikings, you routinely see Chad Greenway and E.J. Henderson showing a look pre-snap and then executing a different technique after the snap. With Tampa's LBs, it was very straight-forward.
– The Buccaneers have a pair of 1st-round picks starting on their defensive line with 2010 #3 overall pick Gerald McCoy at DT and 2011 #20 overall pick Adrian Clayborn at right DE. McCoy is quick off the ball and is very capable of splitting double teams and being disruptive. But Detroit was able to contain him enough to register 126 rushing yards. Clayborn is also quick off the ball, but I noticed even more that he can shed blocks quickly and smoothly. Still, the Lions contained Clayborn well enough because Stafford wasn't sacked one time all day.
– Offensively, the Buccaneers feature a young, talented nucleus with QB Josh Freeman, RB LeGarrette Blount and WR Mike Williams leading the group. But don't sleep on TE Kellen Winslow, who was targeted 8 times by Freeman and hauled in 6 receptions for 66 yards against Detroit. Blount is a big, physical back who had a nice rookie season last year, but for some reason the Buccaneers were easily discouraged from running the ball against Detroit. Freeman threw 43 times in the game, meanwhile Tampa Bay picked up just 1 rushing 1st down and they ran the ball only 16 times all game, including just 5 carries for Blount.
– On special teams, K Connor Barth was 2 for 2 in FG tries, but the star of the show is P Michael Koenan, whom the Buccaneers acquired via free agency this past offseason. He's a solid punter, but his value is on kickoffs. He was easily blasting kickoffs through the endzone, forcing the Lions to start at the 20-yardline. Across the NFL in Week 1, teams scored on fewer than 23% of drives that started at the -20 or worse.
We'll have a lot more on the Vikings-Buccaneers matchup this week, so stay tuned to vikings.com.
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Emptying Out The Notebook From San DiegoPosted by on September 14, 2011 – 6:03 am
Wednesday is the day we flip the calendar from last week to this week. But before we do that this morning, I wanted to empty out the notebook from Sunday's season-opening loss to the Chargers…
Positives to build on
It's hard to look at the positives when you lose a game that you lead by 10 points at halftime, and in the process you generated just 10 first downs and 187 net yards. But there were some positives from the game and Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier mentioned a few of them in his Monday press conference.
"I had a chance to go back and look at that tape and there were so many positive things that happened in that game," Frazier said, "and particularly in the first half, just opening up the season the way we did with the kickoff going for a touchdown and guys just battling throughout and trying to make plays on both sides of the ball and our special teams as well."
Frazier went on to mention other positives, such as: running the football (Vikings averaged 6.1 yards per carry); stopping the run (Chargers averaged just 2.9 yards per carry). Beyond that, it was good to see the Vikings win the turnover battle, hold QB Philip Rivers below his career averages in yards per attempt and passer rating and continue to cover kicks extremely well.
Defensive playmakers
Give a tip of the cap to Antoine Winfield, who intercepted Rivers late in the 1st half to stymie a scoring drive. It was the 24th INT of his career and his 18th as a Viking. Winfield will play in his 100th game as a Viking this Sunday in the team's home opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Other defensive playmakers from Sunday were LB Erin Henderson and DEs Jared Allen and Brian Robison. In his first career start, Henderson had 6 tackles, 3 tackles for a loss and a sack. Allen and Robison split a sack and Allen also added an INT deep in Vikings territory to halt another potential Chargers scoring drive. On Winfield's INT, Robison hit Rivers as he threw it, which caused the ball to hang up in the air so Winfield could snag it.
Frazier encouraged by CB Cedric Griffin
The Vikings defense is better when Cedric Griffin is playing, and he was playing in a regular season game on Sunday for the first time in nearly a year. Frazier seemed encouraged by Griffin's ability to play the whole game on Sunday.
"I was really impressed with the fact that Cedric Griffin played as well as he did and as long as he did," Frazier said. "He played every snap on defense, he did a great job."
Young defensive line rotation
With Kevin Williams missing in action for the first two weeks of the season, a few young defensive linemen saw extra snaps on Sunday. There wasn't much of a pass rush from the inside, which we typically see when Williams is in the game, but you have to give the youngsters some credit for the way they played against the run. In the end, there is improvement to be made, but it was also a step forward for the young rotation. Also, this experience will only make the entire defensive line better once Williams does return.
Re-naming the "Wildcat"
The Vikings introduced their package of plays for QB Joe Webb. Some have questioned the timing, which is a good example of Monday Morning Quarterbacking if you ask me, but the bottom line is it was good to see the Vikings display some creativity and ambition in getting Webb on the field.
But I think we need to come up with a name for this package of plays. It sounds like Frazier and the offensive staff don't view this subset of plays in the team's playbook as the typical Wildcat package, largely because Webb is a dual-threat – he can run or stay in the pocket and throw.
"Well ours is a little different," Frazier responded when asked about the "Wildcat." "The way we're using Joe Webb, it's different. Most teams that put a guy back there can't throw the ball as well as Joe. We have a legitimate quarterback running the offense when we do it."
Unfortunately, the Chargers were able to contain Webb when he was in the ballgame. But watch for the Vikings to grow that package of plays and improve production.
"There is room to expound on what we did [Sunday]," Frazier said. "We are not ready to give up on it. They did a good job [Sunday] of defending it, but we think it has merit."
I do, too.
Tags: Antoine Winfield, Brian Robison, Cedric Griffin, Erin Henderson, Jared Allen, Joe Webb, Kevin Williams, Leslie Frazier
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