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SAN FRANCISCO, CA - SEPTEMBER 08: Running back Frank Gore #21 of the San Francisco 49ers carries the ball against the Green Bay Packers in the fourth quarter at Candlestick Park on September 8, 2013 in San Francisco, California. The 49ers defeated the Packers 34-28. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
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Patriot problems
The Tennessee Titans shut down the Steelers in Pittsburgh. The New York Jets rallied to beat Tampa Bay thanks to a boneheaded late hit by Buccaneers linebacker Lavonte David.
Yet the most surprising development in Sunday's early games was the Buffalo Bills almost beating the New England Patriots, who kicked a field goal with 5 seconds to go to win 23-21.
In one goal-line sequence, quarterback Tom Brady barked at receiver Danny Amendola for lining up in the wrong spot, two receivers collided in pattern and Brady missed Kendrell Thompkins in the back of the end zone, then took a 10-yard sack to scuttle the drive.
With so many new parts -- and with Wes Welker in Denver and Aaron Hernandez in jail -- and the Patriots' best weapon, tight end Rob Gronkowski, not ready to return from back surgery, some growing pains are unavoidable. But this was not the dominating showing usually expected from a Bill Belichick team that has extra time to prepare.
Brady did complete all seven of his passes on the final drive, moving the Patriots 49 yards in 12 plays to set up Stephen Gostkowski's 35-yard winner. The Bills, with their new coach and rookie quarterback, probably caught New England at the right time. They just didn't close the deal.
Discipline for Suh?
Newly voted a team captain, Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh called a players-only meeting last week to preach about avoiding dumb penalties. He provided a reminder early in Sunday's 34-24 win over the Minnesota Vikings he's still the guy most likely to commit them.
A hefty fine and maybe even another suspension are in order after Suh dived into Vikings center John Sullivan's left knee -- the one that required microfracture surgery in January --several yards behind the play, drawing a flag that wiped out DeAndre Levy's toucdown off an interception return.
Suh, 26, has been fined several times for on-field conduct and was suspended two games in November 2011 for stomping on Green Bay Packers lineman Evan Dietrich-Smith. That makes him a repeat offender, and Sunday's incident was inexcusable.
The Lions have to make a long-term decision on Suh in the next 18 months, with his rookie contract set to void after the 2014 season. There's no doubt about his talent. But if your team captain is trying to take out a guy's knee, is it any wonder discipline continues to be Detroit's weakness?
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- New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton and former defensvie coordinator Gregg Williams, now an assistant with the Titans, returned from their bounty suspensions in style. Payton's offense racked up 419 yards and new defensive coordinator Rob Ryan's defense made a key stand in a 23-17 win over the Atlanta Falcons. Tennessee held the Steelers offense scoreless until late in a 16-9 upset.
As if the offensive ineptitude wasn't bad enough for the Steelers, they lost two key players -- center Maurkice Pouncey (ACL and MCL injuries) and linebacker Larry Foote (ruptured biceps) -- for the season.
- Colts quarterback Andrew Luck looks poised to take a big step forward. He completed 18 of 23 passes for 178 yards, two touchdowns and -- most important -- no interceptions in Sunday's 21-17 win over the Oakland Raiders. The biggest question is his offensive line.
- A Seattle Seahawks offense that scuffled in a 12-7 victory over the Carolina Panthers sure could use wide receiver Percy Harvin -- and there is a chance he returns as soon as Week 7 at Arizona. He's progressing in his rehabilitation from hip surgery more quickly than expected.
The Seahawks might start thinking about taking some carries away from Marshawn Lynch, who averaged 2.5 yards on his 17 carries Sunday. Robert Turbin, who ran three times for 17 yards, and rookie Christine Michael both can bring some juice.
- It's tough to explain why Cincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard isn't getting more opportunities, too. Veteran BenJarvus Green-Ellis' 14 carries in Sunday's 24-21 loss to the Bears generated only 25 yards. Bernard ran four times for 22 yards.
- Is there any more dangerous combination than Bears quarterback Jay Cutler and wide receiver Brandon Marshall? Cutler, who's playing for a new contract, threw Marshall's way 10 times Sunday and completed eight of them for 104 yards and a touchdown.
- The St. Louis Rams got a lot out of their new offensive weapons in a 27-24 win over the Arizona Cardinals. Free-agent prize Jared Cook caught seven passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns, and top draft pick Tavon Austin caught six for 41 yards.
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san francisco Colin Kaepernick says Clay Matthews' words didn't bother him, and neither did the late lick the Green Bay Packers' star pass rusher laid to back it up.
All Kaepernick did was turn in one of the best performances of his young career Sunday, passing for 412 yards and three touchdowns in the San Francisco 49ers' 34-28 triumph.
"If intimidation is your game plan," Kaepernick said afterwards, "I hope you have a better one."
The third-year quarterback was two steps out of bounds when Matthews jumped onto his back and slammed Kaepernick to the ground in the second quarter, setting off a scene wild enough that officials inadvertently gave the 49ers an extra down while sorting it out.
Kaepernick took advantage as he did most of the day, throwing a 10-yard touchdown on the next snap to Anquan Boldin, who also caught the pass on fourth-and-2 late that all but iced the decision.
"He could have tried to stick it in to Anquan on the break," 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said. "But he kept the play alive, just cool as could be, and then made a perfect strike. I think that pretty much summed up his whole day."
Kaepernick outdueled former MVP Aaron Rodgers and withstood the jawing from Matthews that started with talk during the week about testing the bounds of the rules on hitting read-option quarterbacks.
"We talked to each other a lot today," Kaepernick said.
In the end, the 49ers' game plan wasn't heavy on zone reads, and Kaepernick showed he can't be pigeonholed as a quarterback while completing 27 of 39 passes against the Packers' banged-up secondary.
Kaepernick ran only seven times for 22 yards, including a 15-yard scramble on third-and-9 late in the third quarter. Two plays later, Matthews snuffed out a quarterback keeper and yelled in Kaepernick's face as he got up.
That drive ended in a field goal, and the Packers took their only lead at 28-24 with 8:26 to go. Kaepernick came right back, running for 5 yards and then hitting Boldin for a 43-yard gain to set up the deciding touchdown.
"Really special performance by him," Harbaugh said. "Some laser-like throws, downfield pinpoint accuracy. Managing the chaos of the game.
"He never blinked, never flinched at any time. Just kept executing. Just consistently really good."
Statistically speaking
3 Safeties in the first quarter of Sunday's early games. Titans kick return Darius Reynaud posted the first when he fielded the opening kickoff at the 1-yard line, stepped back and kneeled down in the end zone. The Steelers didn't score again until there was 1:23 to go.
0 Points scored by the Jaguars offense in a 28-2 loss to the Chiefs. Quarterback Blaine Gabbert was 16-of-35 passing for 121 yards with two interceptions before getting the hook.
2 Unsportsmanlike conduct penalties on Panthers running back Armond Smith, who got a tongue-lashing from wide receiver Steve Smith after being flagged in the fourth quarter for not returning immediately to the field as a gunner.
7 Teams that have cut Browns wide receiver Tori Gurley, who was promoted from the practice squad Saturday, made his NFL debut and had a 15-yard catch in a 23-10 loss to the Dolphins. Gurley previously spent time with the Packers, Vikings, Raiders, Bucs, Chargers and Ravens.
175 Dollars quarterback Tim Tebow, waived Aug. 31, counts against the Patriots' salary cap this season.
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Will officials let anyone breathe on Robert Griffin III after seeing Clay Matthews' flying takedown of Colin Kaepernick on Sunday?
The answer comes in the early portion of tonight's doubleheader, with RG3 making his return from knee reconstruction as the Washington Redskins visit Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles.
In the late game, J.J. Watt and the Houston Texans visit the San Diego Chargers, who have such low expectations locally they needed an extension to sell tickets and avoid a blackout for the season opener.


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UTC, that sometimes happens and it is horrible.
Forgot to say to BM - that is good re contract.
Did some upper body weights/strngth work and a bit over 30 mins on the spin bike today as recovery. WIllprobably do some abs and yoga in a while too.
Meant to say, had a bit of a catch. Strange how many of us were in the lakes at the same time.
Interesting comments about race entry etc. It is all about hitting that fine line between and event becoming a bit too elitist or too popular. I have to say that I have epxerienced both when trying to enter events. I think you just have to take it as it comes.
It is good that events have waiting lists, and something we should all do is ensure that we inform organisers if we are unable to attend so that they can offer places to the waiting list folks.
UTC - The course is definitely less hilly than the 12.5, but it still features a lot of little climbs and drops so pacing is quite challenging. The climb from Torrance to Bishopbriggs is the only sustained hill of any kind I remember and it's all pretty flat or downhill from there.
Hope everyone got on okay at Loch Ness today.
Well done 57.5 on the first, and good runs FFB and UTC.
BM - good to have more work, but if something better comes up it would be tempting to take it I'm sure.
I took the parents for a day out to Ballantrae yesterday, it was very cold and windy but mom braved the beach to collect driftwood and stones for her rockery . Then I took them to the inn at Dunure, had a walk around the castle ruins and a pint for father so I think I got the balance about right . Knackered last night though .
Today I managed to avoid the rain and did a decent 13.5m run, which felt okay at the time but I'm again now.
I'm going to Kirki next week too UTC, maybe see you there at the start, my legs are on a total go slow at the moment after RAW so thats probably the only time I will see you .
TP - We'll cheer you in at the end!
Well done on the PB OH. You'd have been right at home in the light Orkney breeze (I was out on a training run near the Loch Ness 10k start about when you finished, and was having to put in a lot of effort to make forward progress into the wind). Hope Elspeth didn't get lost trying to follow my suggested run!
well done OH and all other Nessies today!! (Fantastic PB OH!!!)
thanks 57.5... not really hoping for a PB just a good run!
TP, Ill probably be around mid pack not sure what I'll be wearing but probably club vest (with big black W on the back) and black 3/4 lengths.Oh and one of my many tubescarves around my head. If you see me feel free to give me a shout/wave/say hi!!
good interval session today, shattered now though!!
TP (and prob Elspeth etc).. those of you who have done Cape Wrath.. thinking of it as my biggie for next year.. ideas/opinions/advice welcome!!
UTC - re Cape Wrath - you will love it, I would say do it . The scenery is fabulous and if you are lucky enough to get the weather the run up to the lighthouse is totally unlike any race you would get anywhere else.
If I wear my Cape Wrath shirt next week it will make me easy to spot!!
Well done on the PB OH
Cape Wrath is a brilliant week Best to get your accommodation booked before you enter. It is a flexible event and you can pick and choose between short and long races and even day by day. The marathon is tough and teh cape is pretty desolate although the wider area is lovely
Good day at LN today- they did us proud with the conditions again- but the altitude must have got to me- I had a noseblled at aout 10- 13 miles, had to walk, to get it sorted, then ended up running with tissues stuffed up my nose not condiucive to pleasant runnig, actually thr main problem was that I couldn't eat/ drink and breathe all at the same time!
Managed 4:18.03 despite the drama, and stormed the last 6 miles- never stopped to walk at all after the 20 miles point- a first for me!
Well done tricialitt. I get that nosebleed problem about twice a year when running, luckily never in a race so far.
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Managed 3.49.18 at LN today. Happy enough with that
Massive congrats on the PB OH
Well done tricia too, can't have been easy with a nosebleed
Well done OH - great PB - and tricialitt. And well done on the 1st in your parkrun 57.5.
I haven't run in the Cape Wrath week, but I've stayed in Durness and it is beatiful round there.
Quiet weekend on-call (shouldn't say that - it's not over yet). Bought some new gear from Run 4 It yesterday, and did a nice run today.
Well done Mrs Mac.
Oh dear- Alison- saying the "q" word is always a recipe for chaos- hope it stays OK for you.
Godd time Mrs Mac- I'm afraid my sub-4 days are over- and I've never achieved that at LN- lochaber is a faster course, I've never coped well with the hills- happier with today's effort , despite the slow time, as I felt I really was in control in the 2nd half of the race, which is unusual for me- usually its quite a grind from 18 miles onwards, as the hill usually finishes me off.
Good time there MrsMac.
I love Durness too, but running on the North coast is almost always 3 seasons in one day. I haven't really encountered weather any normal person would call summer .
Good time Mrs Mac and well done Tricialitt, not easy with a nosebleed.
Great news from Loch Ness then, was wondering if it might be a little warm as I definitely was with my 10 round Culbin this morning. Nice and sprightly for me though so feels like some fitness and speed is finally returning.
TP - well done on surviving 'the visit'
57.5 - yes, definitely agree re the atmosphere at Culloden. I took the kids in the summer and brought back memories from when I visited aged 15, goosebumps on the arms and everything. Also did think would be an interesting place to run. Still need to get up Cawdor way and beyond.
Mornng tons to catch up on
TP:If something permanet comes up, that I fancy doing then I will take it. Still very much looking .
MrsMac and OH: Well dones
morning BM!
Well done Tricia and MrsMac, cracking times there!! (esp with a nosebleed!!)
Back to work... pfftt...
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Self Denial Appeal 2014
The theme for this year's appeal is 'Planting seeds of Hope'.
We bring you some amazing stories from Tanzania, China, Bolivia and Bangladesh.
After our introductory week, our first story is from Tanzania, where we hear Enesia Bandi's story. Enesia has been helped by the Salvation Army's community based micro credit program (SAMIDE).
Our second story takes us to China, and will be the first time a story from there has been featured in a Self Denial series. Here, we will see how a bio gas project will help to improve the lives of Wang Zhong and his family.
Then, we hear from Miriam, a nurse at Harry Williams Hospital in Bolivia. The Harry Williams Hospital has been built from Self Denial Funding.
In our final story, we hear about the amazing work that is helping to transform Alomin's life and other deaf children as they attend a Salvation Army school in Bangladesh.
Our thanks also go to Gemma Gray, a Salvationist from Ryde Corps, who composed and wrote the song 'Hope is Rising' for the Altar Service.
You will also find some great resources for children, as they look at the same countries and have their own workbook and DVD's series.
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Update will allow Xbox One owners to upload game footage to YouTube
Microsoft is planning to release an update to the Xbox One tomorrow that will bring a feature to the console that many of its users have been asking for. The update will install the ability for Xbox One owners to upload captured in-game footage directly to their YouTube account without the need to download it first.
"Game DVR and Upload are among the most used apps on Xbox One. We know how important it is to be able to easily watch and share video clips, and starting tomorrow we're rolling out an update to the YouTube app on Xbox One that integrates Game DVR and Upload with YouTube**, making it easier than ever to capture and share game clips with the world," Microsoft said in a blog post. "Now, use Game DVR to capture epic gaming moments, edit them in Upload Studio, and, with the simple click of a button inside the YouTube app (look for My Uploads**), share them instantly to your YouTube channel. The updated YouTube experience also allows you to watch YouTube videos in Snap Mode, earn Media Achievements, and adds YouTube channels to OneGuide for instant access to YouTube videos right next to your favorite TV listings or App Channels."
Microsoft says that external storage will be headed to Xbox One soon
When the Xbox One launched without any mention of external storage, many gamers quickly grew concerned over how many games they would actually be able to install on the device's internal hard drive. With games like Call of Duty Ghost, Battlefield 4, and Titanfall consuming over 25GB each, and DLC packs averaging between 5GB and 10GB, there was good reason for this concern. As expected, Xbox One owners quickly filled their storage space and had to begin deleting content just to play a new game.
It appears that Microsoft is just about ready to release a fix for these issues, and in a post on Reddit, the company's Major Nelson confirmed that an external storage solution is on the way. When asked about external game storage, Nelson said: "External game storage is coming soon... I need to check on media support." So does this mean that Microsoft is going to open up the USB port to accept that external hard drive you have laying around? Not likely, as we expect the company to offer a 1TB and 2TB Xbox-branded external drive which it will charge a premium for.
Five-year-old kid discovers Xbox Live password security flaw
A five-year-old boy named Kristoffer Von Hassel from San Diego was able to gain access to his father's Xbox Live account without inserting the right password.
All he had to do was put any wrong password to access second verification screen and then spam it using the space bar!
The incident came into light when a local news station KGTV reported the incident. The preschooler was obviously excited that he was able to gain access to Xbox Live, but then said that he got nervous thinking that his dad would find out. What's interesting is that his father, Robert, works in computer security. As one would imagine, he is very proud of his boy for discovering the flaw.
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Mario Kart 8 details unveiled including new power ups and characters
As far as I can see, one of the few compelling reasons to buy a Wii U is Mario Kart 8. If you are one of the many gamers that have been playing various iterations of this game for years, you will appreciate the latest details of the coming Mario Kart 8 game that have been revealed.
We already know some of the fun in store for the game, like the ability to drive on the ceilings and walls of some levels. Nintendo has now announced some more features for the game including a spin boost power up for when you are on those walks and ceilings.
Spin boost will activate when you bump other characters or certain obstacles on the track. Some new returning characters have also been revealed with Metal Mario, Lakitu, and Shy Guy returning as playable characters.
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NVIDIA's GameStream tech now supports over 100 games on the PC
NVIDIA has some impressive technologies, one of which is its GameStream technology - which now supports over 100 games on PC. The company also has its Tegra 4-powered SHIELD device, which is the perfect companion for the technology. The company has announced that a bunch of games have been added to the officially supported list of GameStream titles, these games include:
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A tip on just when that will happen has come from a PlayStation Eurasian Software Market Manager named Sercan Sulun. Sulun talked a bit about the game during an interview with Turkish CNN. According to the manager, The last of Us will come to the PS4 this summer.
He also claims that the game will include the Left Behind DLC as well. Neither Sony nor developer Naughty Dog have announced that the game is coming at this time.
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Morning all. As the title says my greenhouse has gone to see the wizard of Oz. Woke up Saturday morning to find that my greenhouse had blown away in the wind. It amazed me though as one plant pot was still in place on the intact shelving!!!!
Couldnt believe it. Cheeky thing even had the audacity to knock the fence over as it left. Hope everybody survived the storms intact. At least it was only my greenhouse that went, I realise that there are others far worse off than me.
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Thanks Jim Macd, will have a go. Would be nice to get some more plants especially having seen the garden center prices for 1
Thanks blairs. Will give it a go. Nothing to lose with cuttings
Might just do that. Where would be the best place to put the cutting once done. Have a potting shed, utility room window or a small polythene type walk in greenhouse?
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First of all if one of my boys walked into a room and left their hats on their heads, we would snatch them off those children so fast they'd think they'd been scalped!
Secondly, all the cell phones and hand held games lighting up the darkened auditorium was not only distracting, but disrespectful of the performers as well.
Another issue was how many people came in and out (some repeatedly) during the performance. Evidently bladder control issues are rampant is Ontario County NY! And not only did they repeatedly leave and come back, but they didn't even wait until the song was over to go back to their seats!! Dear Lord, were they all raised in barns!!!
I am posting a few rules for the theater in hopes that next time I go to a show around here, I might actually be able to enjoy it more!
THEATER ETIQUETTE'S by Dr. Manners
1. Be on time. Getting to a performance at least fifteen minutes early will allow you to get seated and look over the playbill. When people arrive late, they inconvenience the other audience members and are a distraction to the actors. In some theatres, the ushers will not seat you until an act ends, if you are tardy.
2. Dress appropriately. If you are going to a nice theatre, dress up a bit. Don't wear jeans. Live theatre is much different than going to the movies.
3. Turn your cell phone off or on mute. Never take a call in the theatre. If you must answer a call, go out into the lobby.
4. Whisper, if you need to talk. Try not to make too many comments.
5. Don't put your head together with your companion's. Avoid constantly moving your head back and forth.
6. If you have *refreshments, take care of the litter. Do not put it on the floor. Do not make a lot of noise with wrappers. Dispose of them, when you leave. *Note: Some Broadway theatres are now selling refreshments in the lobby and allow audience members to eat and drink during a play.
7. If you bring a child to a performance, go over the rules before you get to the theatre. Do not allow a child to rock in the seat or push the seat in front with his or her knees.If your child begins to cry, please leave the theatre for a while.
8. Avoid wearing a lot perfume or cologne. You are in a confined area. If your scent is overpowering, you are forcing others to breathe in too much perfume. A very small amount goes a very long way.
9. Be considerate of others' right to be able to watch and listen to the performance.
10. Do not leave the theatre until after the curtain call. It is very distracting and rude to the actors and other audience members to have people exiting, while the performers are still on stage and taking their bows.
And may I add just one more? If you are sick, for Pete's sake stay home!!! I know you want to see little Johnny or Susie perform, but a crowded auditorium is no place for you to be when you are contagious!


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Billionaire PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel is putting his money where his mouth is – by investing hundreds of thousands of dollars in an American company that makes 3D-printed meat. The Thiel Foundation has reportedly agreed to give Missouri-based Modern Meadow between £160,000 to £220,000 to work on their lab-grown steaks, which are an animal-friendly and more sustainable option to slaughtered meat. Considering that Thiel was right on the money when he helped start PayPal, we're very interested to see if faux meat could be the next big thing.
Modern Meadow hopes to produce a delicious, guilt-free alternative to meat using a 3D bioprinting technique, that works by layering mixtures of different kinds of cells in a specific structure. While it sounds like science fiction, the company has already set a short-term goal to print the first few tiny cuts of the lab-grown meat, which will be about two centimeters by one centimeter and less than half a millimeter thick.
While the breakthrough might be a way for some vegetarians to be able to enjoy meat (if they abstain due to ethical reasons), Modern Meadow co-founder Andras Forgacs also points out the environmental benefits of lab-grown meat as well. "If you look at the resource intensity of everything that goes into a hamburger, it is an environmental train wreck," he explained. If successful, the 3D-printed steaks would be a way to lessen the harmful byproducts of the cattle industry such as methane gas creation and the use of land resources for grazing.
We think Peter Thiel and Modern Meadow are onto something here but the question remains – would you eat 3D-printed meat? And is lab-grown meat somehow less appetizing that meat taken from the carcass of a cow?
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The concept of replacement players in the NHL confuses me. It's an idea that's been half-heartedly bandied about that needs to be put to rest for good.
Obviously they wouldn't be pulling grocery baggers and construction workers off their shifts to play the games, so that leads me to believe they'd want the best available players who aren't under NHL contracts which means they'd be…AHLers on one-ways (or as one writer suggested, junior players)? So…the league would basically be the AHL with some European players, in this fantasy land? What would this hodgepodge look like?
Never a good sign when that clip comes to mind.
And I'm asking this completely separate from any of the legal questions. Let's say everything was on the up and up. Go nuts. Anyone can play.
The hockey would be good-ish, obviously. Better than beer league, for sure. But to fill 30 teams you'd be stretching into the ECHL, reaching into the elite leagues, and calling free agents, which means in all likelihood, you're looking at a quality of play slightly worse than the actual AHL. Which wouldn't exactly thrill fans.
Combine that with no practice, no systems, no gelling, and the play gets worse. Than add in that every guy is suddenly a nobody, the fans feel no allegiance to them, and the half-empty buildings would be filled with fans half as loud.
This is a threat to break the players union? Never happen.
There's another problem with the concept (that nobody's really taking seriously, but again, kill it with fire before someone does): as mentioned in this Joe Haggerty post (via Pro Hockey Talk) – what player in their right mind would actual sign up for that job?
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One player on the AHL/NHL bubble that would likely be asked to take part in any theoretical "replacement player" scenario was quick and forthright in their response when asked if they would cross over.
"There's no way. That kind of thing stays with you for your entire career," said the player. "Guys want to make it to the NHL the right way and be accepted by the brotherhood of players. That would never happen for anybody that crossed the lines while the lockout is going on. Good luck finding players willing to do that."
If you're good enough to be a "replacement player," you're not too far off as is. You have potential. And "making it" isn't necessarily about being good enough, it's about getting a break or two periodically. You have to play your cards right.
Stepping into a joke of a "replacement league" would be setting your career aflame. You'd be black-balled from ever playing in the real NHL. Nobody wants to be a part of a circus (exceptions: most actual circus performers, animated Chris Rock characters).
I know a lot of die-hards think "but just to play one game in ______ (insert fantasy arena), I'd do it," and maybe there are a few players like that. But most aren't. Guys at that level have already played in big arenas in front of big crowds. That one sentimental perk isn't worth trashing your career.
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wbuffer August 27, 2011 at 3:35 pm
This Tower was modeled in one day!
Now that's what I call money making!
The tall emerging building not even responds to site context, amazingly not even to even to its podium designed by the same architect!!!!
It will end up as a ghost building, no matter how much money inject in it, Woods Bagot really are Terribly Bad designers.
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- 0Aug 19, '09 by ms_sheeshHi all,
I am thinking about applying to Frontier for the FNP Program. While I have read and heard great things about the midwifery program, I haven't heard much about the FNP Program. I would appreciate any feedback from current students or graduates of the program. Thanks.
- 0Aug 21, '09 by I_<3_ICU_RNI was also looking into their FNP program. I was looking at their website and it seems like there is quite a bit on required on-campus involvement for the online degree. If anyone can comment on that it would be appreciated!
- 8Aug 22, '09 by Smark35I am a midwifery student at Frontier, so I can only tell you about my experience. All students start with the same masters core curriculum, however, so I can tell you that your education will be a good one. There are two required on-campus sessions required for applicants who enter with a bachelors degree, and 3 for applicants who enter with an associate degree. One session, Frontier Bound, is attended before you begin your program of study. The other, clinical bound, is attended before you begin your clinical practicum in your community. Associate students (bridge students) attend a 3rd session in the middle of those at the end of the bridge year prior to the start of the masters classes, called crossing the bridge.
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- 2Sep 5, '09 by Berkshire1995I am a student in the FNP program. I have to tell you, this school is awesome! The professors are truly dedicated to helping you succeed! I know of others who have graduated and they tell me they were more than well-prepared! Good luck and trust me, this is a highly regarded school!
- 0Sep 16, '09 by Berkshire1995Ms Sheesh....have you heard yet? I am so excited for you! I LOVE this FNP program and feel so fortunate to have found such an academically and clinically excellent school! You couldn't FIND better or more well-prepared professors who TRULY take an interest in you and want you to suceed! I wish you all the best. You can contact me via private message and I will then give you my other e-mail. I am happy to share my experience with you. I am just so happy to be in a school which has a philosophy of supporting adult learners and in celebrating our milestones!
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- 0Sep 17, '09 by ms_sheeshHi Barb,
I actually applied for Class 73 so I won't hear anything from them until the end of November. ( I think they are still handling applications for Classes 71 and 72). But I had the interview already and things went pretty well. I get excited thinking about it. It's great that you are willing to share your experiences with me and I would really appreciate that. However, I can't PM you just yet. I have to post a few times more before I able to use that function. However if you don't mind PM-ing me, I would appreciate that too.
- 0Sep 17, '09 by colleenmQuote from Berkshire1995Hi Barb. I am in my 4th semester of an ADN program, and my goal is ultimately to be a FNP. I have read several threads on allnurses.com regarding Frontier School. It seems like a wonderful place, and a great online learning environment. There are many programs throughout the country (both online or face-to-face). I'm just wondering if you will share why you decided on Frontier. You see, I have heard from many people that you should go for the school with the biggest/most easily recognized name. Not to take anything away from Frontier, but many people I've asked about it have never heard of it. From what I've read here, and the passion I've heard people on allnurses speak about Frontier I would love to go there. I just worry about being marketable when all is said and done, and wonder if the degree from Frontier would be as well respected (to a future employer that is) as one from, say, University of Illinois or University of Wisconsin. Is there some information someone could point me to that details what the nursing world thinks of Frontier's credentials?I LOVE this FNP program and feel so fortunate to have found such an academically and clinically excellent school! You couldn't FIND better or more well-prepared professors who TRULY take an interest in you and want you to suceed!


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You expect that by exerting yourself for a few months with a second job or put in overtime will reach the goal. This usually enhances stress levels (especially if others in the family are also "pushing the envelope" to help), contributing to frustration and all the other wholesome ingredients that affect the harmony in relationships as we increasingly hear about, (just to make it all worthwhile)!? The national figures show the record breaking results of these ingredients and somehow it is still never quite enough. If your job does downsize (and/or no longer needs your field of expertise – you'll notice that just "any-kind-of-job" won't maintain even moderate expenses. Particularly when you don't live somewhere, even those jobs become less accessible. Ultimately, as the epiphany is revealed - you are no longer trying to get ahead - it's even become futile to just try to stay afloat ! Sound familiar yet?? Of course, not everyone is that unfortunate - some have had it - worse !?
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