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OXNARD, Calif. — It's assumed that after spending the 11 seasons in the NFL, Jason Witten has just about seen it all. But in Year 12 of his professional life, the Cowboys' veteran tight end has experienced something new and unfamiliar.
He has peeled off his jersey and pads, only to be splashed with ice water while catching footballs. He has worn a mesh laundry bag over his head during a drill. He has sported swim goggles in practice. And he has pulled off a juggling maneuver, in which he has thrown a ball in the air, turned to catch another one fired at him, and then snagged the original he tossed before it hit the ground. Why would a nine-time Pro Bowler do these crazy things?
Well, because his position coach, Mike Pope, told him to.
"Coach Pope is great," Witten said. "He's been around the game for so long. He's such a guru of it. He has all these different drills that are very unorthodox. But he has a reason for it all."
The common denominator of Pope's peculiar training exercises, of which he claims to have 478, is the importance he places on concentration. Tight ends operate in tight spaces and have to make difficult catches as they are jockeying for position with defenders marking them.
To simulate the chaos they face on game day, Pope tries to distract his players in practice. He obscures their vision with goggles and bags — the latter accessory providing the inspiration behind the name, "Halloween Drill." But Pope doesn't stop there. He douses them with frigid water to make them uncomfortable. He throws passes at them that come from all angles, high and low.
"We're always in traffic," Pope said. "Always in traffic. Doesn't matter whether we're down the field somewhere or we're in there underneath linebacker level, there is someone always knocking us around. ... Beat the coverage, catch the ball. Don't be distracted by what happens to you. They have to play through that mentally."
Pope knows. He's been around the block. At 72, he's taught football for 44 years, 31 of which have been spent in the NFL. He has the imprimatur that comes with working under Bill Parcells and Tom Coughlin, two of 13 head coaches who have won multiple Super Bowls and among the most curmudgeonly disciplinarians the game has seen. In two stints with the New York Giants, the organization that fired him in January, Pope was a part of four championship teams.
"He's seen so much," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett crowed.
Throughout a career that also included stops in Cincinnati, New England and Washington, he tutored Pro Bowlers Mark Bavaro, Rodney Holman, Ben Coates, Stephen Alexander and Jeremy Shockey. As time wore on, he tailored his methods to fit the job description of the tight end position that changed from bookend run blocker to prolific pass catcher as a wave of athletic players such as Witten, Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates and Jimmy Graham entered the league.
When Pope replaced Wes Phillips on Dallas' staff in January, he was charged with improving the production of the tight ends, who last season accumulated 94 catches and 1,058 receiving yards — 851 of which Witten generated .
The diminished influence Witten and his backups had in the Cowboys' passing game was reflected by the fact that only 23.4 percent of quarterback Tony Romo's 535 pass attempts were intended for tight ends — the lowest figure since he became a starter in 2006.
The Cowboys needed a boost, and Garrett, who once played on the same Giants team Pope helped coach, looked to the crafty septuagenarian to provide the stimulus.
Asked how he came up with some of these unconventional drills, Pope paused and thought for a few seconds.
"You see something, and something comes in your mind and it isn't always out here," he replied. "It could be anywhere. I don't know. How do people write songs? It just comes to you."
Pope's captive audience, Witten and the tight ends, respond by doing what's natural: They listen and follow along. Drill after crazy drill. Practice after memorable practice.
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Tightening up
Mike Pope will try to boost the tight ends production in the passing games. Here's a look at Tony Romo's pass attempts and completions to tight ends through his years as the Cowboys' starter.
Season | Tot Att. | TE Att. | Pct. | Tot Comp. | TE Comp. | Pct. |
2006 | 337 | 78 | 23.1 | 220 | 58 | 26.4 |
2007 | 520 | 163 | 31.3 | 335 | 111 | 33.1 |
2008 | 450 | 132 | 29.3 | 276 | 92 | 33.3 |
2009 | 550 | 163 | 29.6 | 347 | 116 | 33.4 |
2010 | 213 | 60 | 28.2 | 148 | 39 | 26.4 |
2011 | 522 | 142 | 27.2 | 346 | 101 | 29.2 |
2012 | 648 | 166 | 25.6 | 425 | 122 | 28.7 |
2013 | 535 | 123 | 23.0 | 342 | 80 | 23.4 |
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I can't seem to find the case dimensions stated anywhere in the review. Am I missing something?
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It does look good in my opinion, also it's a good thing to see they used quality fans and that it is quiet.
But, a 130£ case with the easy bend panels of a 40£ case? meh.. not my thing. What worries me most though is the quality of the door hinges, those will be subject to a lot of abuse during regular useage, so why would any case manufacturer cut corners there? It just doesn't make sense, go save elsewhere please. About the HDD mounting, they should have copied lian li, nothing beeats their easy to attach screws with rubber to silence the hdd then just slide it in. I don't mind paying a lot for a case, but if I end up doing so I do expect a lot from it.
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I've got a P180, but I'm always on the lookout for the next improvement. But I haven't seen a single case to beat it in terms or noise, space, build quality, cooling and cost (apart from the P182!).
I wondered if the Fenris Wolf was the spritual successor to my case, but no... another pretender to the throne falls by the wayside. From a hobbyists point of view, it's a shame I've got nothing to aspire to; from the wife's point of view, it's reassuring that there is one less thing to blow some money on. For now, at least.
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So far 19 cases tested and I've always returned back to my modified P180B at the end of the day :P Now the poor P180 is again under some modding to fit some new goodies.
Half a dozen operational setups and truckloads of spare parts.
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Now I fully appreciate that there are horses for courses and cases for... er... computers, but it's the names that get me? "Scythe Fenris Wolf?" Sounds like an anime bad guy with Ming the Merciless eyebrows. It's a bloody BOX.
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honestly overall it really isnt that bad of a case but just not something I would be interested in.
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Not a bad case if it was 40 euro. Where it suppose to fit in the price range of the, for example, Coolermaster Centurion
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The Coolermaster Cosmos that has replaced it is nearly as good. There's a lot more space, which is a major plus. It lacks a little of the internal refinement of the P180, but works just as well.
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Pasadena, CA (Hollywood Today) 2/18/13 – Whitney Young, Jr. spent his lifetime involved in the civil rights movement during a time when our society was at war and divided deeply by race and poverty. He worked tirelessly through three presidents, (Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon), and managed to pave the way for opportunities blacks had not had access for centuries.
His name is not in the history books.
PBS through Independent Lens presents "The Powerbroker: Whitney Young's Fight for Civil Rights" in a moving documentary to a man who reshaped our world.
Executive producer Bonnie Boswell is also the niece of Whitney Young. "One of the reasons I wanted to do this film was because I think we need to have so many different kinds of people at the table to play different roles, and he had a very specific role that was very helpful," explained Boswell, "I think we need to lift those roles up."
The documentary reviews the dedicated life of Young, his work and his accomplishments. It's a definite must-see as an exploration into important people who shaped our country. We study Martin Luther King, Jr. and read about Malcolm X and many others who all deserve the attention, "but there are a lot of other people who made a big difference, and I'm glad to see this as the first time cutting through the since instead of just the people who are the A list," said Charles Ogletree, professor at Harvard Law School and the Executive Director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice.
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- Developer: Hudson
- Publisher: Vatical Entertainment
- Genre: Action
- Release Date: May 28, 2000
- ESRB: Everyone
Guardian Gloves
In Planet Horizon, after the area where you defeat Ashtarth, go down the stairs. Get the bomb throw, and go to the door in the "Up" area (not the one you came from). Get the Remote Control (bomb the statue and collect it) and step on the two buttons. Go back. Enter the door on the right. Move right, then put the statues on the buttons as was done during the first time in Planet Horizon. Wind bomb to the elevator platform. Throw a bomb downwards and press Z at the top of its arc. It should take away a small pillar object. Return to the beginning of the room. Go up the stairs. Wind bomb yourself across. In the next room, lightning bomb the platform and grab the part to get the Guardian Gloves.
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Presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Sydney, Australia, March 26–30, 2010.
Sleep Medicine
What is "Success" following surgery for obstructive sleep apnea? The effect of different polysomnographic scoring systems†‡§
Article first published online: 7 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1002/lary.23342
Copyright © 2012 The American Laryngological, Rhinological, and Otological Society, Inc.
Additional Information
How to Cite
Hobson, J. C., Robinson, S., Antic, N. A., McEvoy, R. D., Windler, S., MacKay, S. and Carney, A. S. (2012), What is "Success" following surgery for obstructive sleep apnea? The effect of different polysomnographic scoring systems. The Laryngoscope, 122: 1878–1881. doi: 10.1002/lary.23342
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The FMC unit received funding from the Arthrocare Corporation to assist with independent data analysis (collating and rescoring polysomnographs). Arthrocare Corporation had no input into the study design, analysis, or reporting of the data. The authors have no other funding, financial relationships, or conflicts of interest to disclose.
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Ethical approval was granted by the Flinders Medical Centre Clinical Research Ethics Committee.
Publication History
- Issue published online: 25 JUL 2012
- Article first published online: 7 MAY 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 5 APR 2012 05:06AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 14 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 2 FEB 2012
- Manuscript Received: 6 DEC 2011
- Abstract
- Article
- References
- Cited By
- Surgery;
- sleep apnea;
- evidence;
- treatment effectiveness;
- health outcomes;
- Level of Evidence: 2b
To illustrate that the diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is dependent on the polysomnographic scoring criteria used, and the success rates of treatments for OSA are dependent on the defined outcome measures.
Study Design:
Retrospective case series with prospective reanalysis of polysomnographic data.
Consecutively treated adult patients (N = 40) with moderate to severe OSA having multilevel pharyngeal surgery in 2007 were studied. All patients underwent submucosal lingualplasty and concurrent or previous uvulopalatopharyngoplasty ± palatal advancement. Full polysomnography (PSG) was performed preoperatively and at a mean of 145 days postoperatively. Pre- and postoperative PSG data were analyzed by two different but widely used scoring systems for the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI): The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) 1999 Chicago criteria and the AASM 2007 recommended criteria.
Follow-up PSG data were available in 31 of 40 patients. Successful surgery was defined as a reduction in AHIRec <20 with a 50% reduction from the patient's baseline, and in this group the surgical intervention was associated with a 72.2% success rate. If, however, differing AHI metrics are used or the absolute or percent reduction used to define a successful outcome is changed, then the rate of surgical success is shown to range from 39% to 92%.
Different criteria for measuring AHI and defining success following OSA surgery can produce widely conflicting outcome data. Reported results following OSA surgery should be interpreted with this in mind. Using acceptable criteria, multilevel sleep surgery can be demonstrated to be of benefit to the majority of carefully selected patients. Laryngoscope, 2012