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Last year's winning combo back in Blue Diamond winner's stall
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Distinguished Lecture Series - Leslie Pack Kaelbling/MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, "Planning, estimation, and execution in complex robot domains", ACES 2.302
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Speaker/Affiliation: Leslie Pack
Kaelbling/MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Talk Audience: UTCS
Date/Time: Thursday, October 6, 2011, 11:00 a.m
Location: ACES 2.302
Host: Peter Stone
Talk Title: Plannin
g, estimation, and execution in complex robot domains
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The fields of AI and robotics have made great improvements in many indiv
idual subfields, including in motion planning, symbolic planning, probab
ilistic reasoning, perception, and learning. Our goal is to develop an i
ntegrated approach to solving very large problems that are hopelessly intra
ctable to solve optimally. We make a number of approximations during plann
ing, including serializing subtasks, factoring distributions, and determ
inizing stochastic dynamics, but regain robustness and effectiveness throu
gh a continuous state-estimation and replanning process. This work is in e
arly stages, but it has been demonstrated in simulation and on a real PR2
mobile manipulation problem.
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rofessor of Computer Science and Engineering and Research Director of the C
omputer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at the Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology. She has previously held positions at Brow
n University, the Artificial Intelligence Center of SRI International, an
d at Teleos Research. She received an A. B. in Philosophy in 1983 and a Ph.
D. in Computer Science in 1990, both from Stanford University. Prof. Kael
bling has done substantial research on designing situated agents, mobile r
obotics, reinforcement learning, and decision-theoretic planning. In 2000
, she founded the Journal of Machine Learning Research, a high-quality jo
urnal that is both freely available electronically as well as published in
archival form; she currently serves as editor-in-chief. Prof. Kaelbling is
an NSF Presidential Faculty Fellow, a former member of the AAAI Executive
Council, the 1997 recipient of the IJCAI Computers and Thought Award, a
trustee of IJCAII and a fellow of the AAAI.
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The Butterfly Effect
Meet the movement behind the miraculous resurgence of the El Segundo Blue butterfly.
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On a cool, overcast July morning, Travis Longcore, Science Director for the Urban Wildlands Group, walks at a brisk pace, his 6'5" frame bent slightly, scanning the landscape along a busy bike path in Redondo Beach, Calif. He casually names native flora, punctuated with their Linnaean taxonomy, "California poppy, Eschscholzia Californica...thistle sage, Salvia Carduacea..."
He stops to inspect a Coastal Buckwheat, Eriogonum parvifolium, next to a rusty trashcan at a beachfront parking lot. He beams with parental pride as he points out several endangered El Segundo Blue butterflies, silently flitting and feeding. "They're known as a sedentary butterfly because they depend on one food source, but I totally underestimated their range," he says, hunching to get a closer look at the intrepid Lepidoptera.
As he watches the blue-hued butterflies in silent reverence, two mothers shepherd their texting, iPodded kids into a parked mini-van a few feet away and hurriedly drive off – oblivious to the small miracle right under their noses.
The El Segundo Blue Butterfly (ESB) was put on the Endangered Species list in 1976. By 1984 its numbers were estimated as low as 400. Today, some estimates put the population over 100,000. Although Longcore thinks this number is optimistic by a factor of four, the evidence fluttering before him confirms that the El Segundo Blue is growing in number and geographic reach – both critical factors in its survival.
The existence of these thumbnail-sized insects is the result of a mission that began over 30 years ago, when Longcore was a kid, roaming the woods of Maine. Years later, as a graduate student at UCLA, Longcore would take up the cause of El Segundo Blue and its cousin, the Palos Verdes Blue. Since then, he's been a tireless advocate: attending countless meetings with myriad government agencies, scrambling for funding, creating plant nurseries, pulling weeds, writing papers, doing field studies, and enlisting and coordinating volunteers.
Longcore's mentor at UCLA was Dr. Rudi Mattoni, a man he describes as "A brilliant, mercurial guy; a cross between Richard Feynman and the Pied Piper of Hamlin. He was a successful entrepreneur, a butterfly geneticist; he had a seat on the Board of Trade in Chicago and was a bond trader. He even wrote a book on how to deal with waste in space."
On a March morning in 1994, Mattoni discovered a cluster of Palos Verdes Blue butterflies gamboling among deer weed at the Defense Fuel Support Point in San Pedro, California, 10 years after being declared extinct. A symbol of rebirth had miraculously emerged.
ESB and Palos Verdes Blue (PVB) are endemic to small swaths of land on the California coast, east of Los Angeles, about 20 miles apart. They're entirely dependent on native plants – ESB on the Coastal Buckwheat and PVB on Deer Weed and Rattlepod. Both only have about a week to live as a full grown adult, PVB in early spring and ESB in high summer. With a few days to celebrate their winged glory, they come to the party nattily dressed, with luminous wings, gradated in hues of blue, indigo and violet, freckled with black ocelli, garlanded with black and white stripe. (ESB wings have more ocelli and occasional flourishes of orange.) With their comically large eyes, black and white striped antenna, proboscis curled like a fire hose and aquamarine "fur" thorax vest, both blues could fit seamlessly in a Dr. Seuss book or on the Funkadelic Mothership. (PVB and ESB being dimorphic, the males are brightly colored, the females, more crucial to species survival, blend in more with the landscape.)
When we think about some of the rarest butterflies in the world, we tend to think of a steamy jungle or a distant mountain range – not a patch of scrub on a military base. It's an improbable, yet growing phenomena – in an increasingly urban world, undesirable real estate is giving a toehold to the native flora and fauna that proceeded it. PVB was ultimately rescued from extinction by the happy accident of deer weed sprouting on a military fuel depot. The largest colony of ESB lives on the El Segundo dune complex, a 200+ acre parcel that abuts Los Angeles International Airport. While hundreds of jets scream overhead each day, this swath of sandy scrub and abandoned housing supports at least 11 rare insect and plant species.
Cities, especially industrial districts, are often overlooked by conservationists. As cities inevitably expand, the need for urban dwellers to become aware of the fecundity and fragility of the native wildlife that surrounds them will only become more acute. To help fill this vacuum, Longcore started The Urban Wildlands Group, a non-profit co-founded with fellow UCLA grad student (and future wife) Catherine Rich in 1997. "The Urban Wildlands Group is taking on a dual challenge: first, the perception that urban areas have no valuable nature and second, to help save these species," says Longcore.
The Urban Wildlands Group is not exclusively dedicated to butterfly conservation, but its work with these two charismatic blues is axiomatic of the ongoing battle they face. "There's something special about butterflies and the human experience," says Longcore, who is also the president of the L.A. Audubon Society and teaches at the USC Spatial Sciences Institute and the UCLA Institute of Environment and Sustainability. "Butterflies are particularly good at being the inspirational center of people's engagement with the natural world. Half of the endangered butterfly species are urban dwellers. We need to act or they'll be gone."
At the time of discovery, only 60 or so PVB's remained. Mattoni initiated a captive breeding program at the fuel depot but PVB numbers fluctuated wildly. With only one colony, it was still extremely vulnerable. When Mattoni suddenly left for Argentina, Longcore, and The Urban Wildlands Group, stepped into the breech.
"The short term goal is to keep it (PVB's) from going extinct. When it was just one colony at the depot, there were some real sleepless nights, especially in 2003 when they were down to single digits," says Longcore. "Fortunately, Rudi had brought in Jana Johnson, a PhD student from UCLA. Jana told me she wanted to try some new things for the captive breeding program. We got her permitted and I told her 'Go ahead, I trust you.'"
"It was a crazy time for me," Johnson recalls. "I was struggling to get my doctorate, I was going through a difficult divorce and raising two very young boys." She attributes the struggling blue butterfly for helping her get though her own struggles. "We held on to each other."
Johnson took a maternal approach to PVB breeding. She started hand-feeding the butterflies, twice a day, with thumb-sized wads of toilet paper soaked with local honey and water. "When we did group feeding, a lot of butterflies would get excited and get their wings wet and that'd be the end of them." Johnson says, with a hint of Texas twang.
By 2006, the program was thriving and Johnson started a second breeding site at Moorpark College, where she's now a professor of biology. "I saw some space at the zoo where I could start a captive breeding site," says Johnson. (Moorpark College has a teaching zoo, one of two in the nation.) "Travis got the funding and with the help of nine students, we put in constant care – monitoring the sunlight, the temperature, making sure someone was there in critical periods every day."
That year, captive PVB population increased from 186 to 720; in 2007, it grew to 4513. Now the captive population is deliberately kept around 2100 – big enough for genetic diversity and small enough to manage. The Butterfly Project has been so successful that two more endangered species – the Lang's Metalmark and the Laguna Mountain Skipper –have been added, and captive breeding programs across the country have adapted Johnson's methods.
The unqualified success of the Butterfly Project at Moorpark is extinction insurance for PVB, for now. And as important as it is to increase the numbers of endangered species, it's equally important to enlist the stewards who will protect them in the future. An effort started by Mattoni, realized by Longcore and expanded by Johnson has inspired future conservationists – a butterfly effect of sorts, spanning three generations.
Adam Clause was a student of Johnson's. He's now doing post-graduate work on a Presidential Fellowship at the University of Georgia, "Jana's passionate about what she does and that really struck home with me – the passion and the values that go along with conservation science," says Clause. "I want to pay it forward so to speak. That's something I want to emulate as much as I can."
As the grass growing in the crack in the sidewalk reminds us, nature is astoundingly resilient. But in an increasingly urbanized world, awareness and action by man becomes increasingly important. "Conservation is not just discussing the problems and writing papers. Talk is cheap, let's get it done and not be paralyzed by the fact that we don't know everything. We can still make pretty good choices based on what we do know," says Longcore.
At the end of the day, it's the quiet, behind the scenes work done by Longcore and a long line of conservation cohorts that, like the species it saves, often goes unnoticed.
Barry Stringfellow is a freelance writer based in Hermosa Beach, California. He's contributed to Westways Magazine, Yankee Magazine and The Boston Globe, among others; he's also a Writers Guild of America member with numerous television and film credits.


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All of the maps are here: http://www.the506.com/nflmaps/. Looks like i get Jets/Bills, Stl/Dal, and Den/IND. Well 2 out of 3 aint bad.
At 1 I only get to watch Oak@Mia At 4 I get TB@Carolina and Den@Ind. At least I get to watch the phins lose to Oakland
NFL GamePass for International fans, so I can watch any game I want live or up to 48 hours after the games are played on archive Cost as much as Direct TV but worth every penny.
Direct TV baby, the best invention since sliced bread, not only can a I watch any of the games, I can watch eight of them AT ONCE!!!!
My apartment faces the wrong way to get DirecTV. Still can't get over the fact that when I lived in Canada I could watch ALL games on CABLE.. and if I still lived in my home country England, I could watch any game on that internet service thingy.. while here in damn NFL country itself I have to take what I'm given. Oh well, first visit to the Gillette coming up, that does kind of make up for it.
Montana We get Oakland-Miami and Denver-Indy. No real complaints this week, the first games all pretty much suck, and Denver-Indy is definitely the best later game.
Thankfully I have Sunday ticket now that I live on my own, so I can watch whatever I like. I'll probably switch between the Bills - Jets and Phish - Raiders games, maybe checkin in on Rams - Cowboys once in a while for the early games, and bounce between Den - Ind and KC - SD The Sunday Nighter doesn't really interest me at all, but I'll probably put in on in the background while I surf until I hit the sack.


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Final Score: Dallas 110, Memphis 84
Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Dirk Nowitzki poured in 22 points and grabbed nine rebounds, as the Dallas Mavericks crushed the Memphis Grizzlies, 110-84.
Caron Butler added 23 points and six rebounds for the Mavericks, who finished a three-game homestand with a 1-2 mark and are tied with Denver and Phoenix for second in the Western Conference.
Jason Terry chipped in 16 points and five assists off the bench for Dallas, which got 14 points and six assists from J.J. Barea.
"We need to play better basketball. Every win we get right now is precious," Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle said. "It's a positive step and now the challenge is to keep moving in the right direction and we'll contend again on Friday. But this is a step in the right direction."
Rudy Gay tallied 23 points for the Grizzlies, who have dropped three straight and six of seven. Zach Randolph posted 17 points and 13 rebounds, while Mike Conley finished with 17 points and seven assists in defeat.
Dallas scored the first seven points of the game to set the tone. The Mavericks closed the first quarter on a 16-3 run to take a 33-20 lead into the second.
The Mavs tallied seven consecutive points in the middle stages of the second to build a 20-point lead. Nowitzki's layup made it 46-26 with over six minutes to go.
Memphis chipped away at its deficit and was within 12, 57-45, at the break.
Gay's trey early in the third cut the gap to 59-52. The Grizzlies stayed close in the frame and trailed, 78-66, heading to the fourth.
Dallas started the fourth on a 17-4 burst to put the game out of reach. Terry had seven points during the stretch, which Barea capped with a free throw to make it a 95-70 contest with under 6 1/2 minutes to go.
"They beat us. They came out hard and aggressive, jumped on us and then tried to conserve their starters," Memphis head coach Lionel Hollins said. "We found a group that was willing to compete and play together, and got back in the game and got it down to eight. It was down to 12 at halftime. We kept fighting a little bit in the third quarter. Then we started turning the ball over. It was unbelievable the turnovers. We just kept giving them the ball, giving them the ball, and they'd run it down our throat or shoot threes."
Game Notes
Dallas has been a house of horrors for Memphis over the years. The Grizzlies have dropped 18 of their last 19 in Big D, with the lone win coming on November 26, 2005...The Mavs shot 55.3 percent from the field, while Memphis made 46.5 percent of its shots...Dallas went 8-of-14 from beyond the arc, while the Grizzlies went 2-of-10 from three-point range...Memphis turned the ball over 20 times, leading to 30 Dallas points.


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I realize everyone has an opinion and many post that opinion on youtube.
I have a simple rule in life before I question something someone says or does I try to research it or at least know that my expertise or knowledge tells me that they are wrong, in other words before I bash someone I feel you have had to earn that right either through education or experience.
Recently on another forum ptmccain, armsdorf or VDMA whichever he goes by posted a comment on the forum about yet another video he made. This video was about James Yeager being a coward and challenging people to come to Tennessee to call him a coward to his face. I went and watched the video and it raised several questions about McCain himself so I simply asked him "What was his level of LE/Military/Tactical experience?" I also stated that I have never met Yeager, taken a class from him the most I have ever done was watch his videos, some of which I agree with and some I don't.
His response was calling me a Yeager Fanboy. When I stated all I wanted to do was have an answer to the question I was banned and my comments removed. At this point I sent him an email to his public account and asked him the same question this time I was called a troll. I am gathering from his responses and actions that he does not want to answer any questions about his level of experience but continues to go after others.
I never really watched any of his videos as they don't have any real value, even entertainment value and that is saying something, but I still do not understand why he won't answer the question. If his idea of doing a mag dump from an AK on a square range is tactical shooting he has a lot to learn.


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Would-be robber shot dead by victim | 6abc.com - 10/11/09 - Philadelphia News - 6abc.com WEST OAK LANE - October 11, 2009 (WPVI) -- A would-be robber is dead and police say it was his victim who fought back with a gun! The confrontation happened on the 6400 block of North 15th Street, near 65th Avenue, in Philadelphia's West Oak Lane section just after midnight Sunday. Police say the 24-year-old suspect approached a man, pulled out a gun, and demanded money. But the victim was also armed, and he shot the would-be robber in the chest. The suspect died from his wounds at the scene. Police say the suspect had robbed two people earlier in the night. No charges are expected against the victim who police say had a permit to carry a gun. 2 people without guns were robbed ..... 1 with a gun was not.
Sad that someone was shot dead over money. If someone had to die, it's better that it's the robber, but at least the robber didn't kill anyone.
2 people will sleep well - minus a few bucks. 1 will have retained his few bucks, but will probably have blood-soaked nightmares for the rest of his life.
lol ..... what a victim mentality.... do you think someone who was robbed at gunpoint will sleep well??????
I've not had a problem. The first few days were iffy - but I'm sure those days would have lasted a hell of a lot longer if I had watched someoe die and known that I'd killed him. Just out of curiousity, how many of you who know so much and feel so comfortable have actually seen someone die violently?
I am convinced I had my throat slashed in another life. I have been paranoid about it all my life and there's no explanation for it. I sleep with my .38 under my pillow - so - you don't want to come in my house. :nono:
They don't want to hear this one, this might save somebody else's life down the line, if this victim handed him the money like a sniveling little rabbit there's a good chance he might be the dead one then next month the crook might have done it all over again and killed ONE OF YOU. If you want to dance you have to pay the fiddler. Attention Rat Bastards: Warning, the next guy you rob might "fight back" there's a lot of guns out there, if you have one I want one.
He will sleep well .... after being robbed .... the robber shot him. Man robbed then shot in back | 6abc.com - 10/11/09 - Philadelphia News - 6abc.com Only if he gave the robber what he wanted .... oh wait ... he did
Bring him back to life, then shoot him again. Attention Scumbags: We have guns now and bullets. Praise Jusus
There's a chance that sooner or later the robber would have used his gun on someone isn't there? Who knows how many of these life or death situations he put himself in the past and how many he would have in the future? If he continued I think sooner or later he'd feel threatened enough and if he had an opportunity he'd surely use his gun. Maybe more lives were saved here than were lost. At the same time the fellow might just have been a desperately poor man through no fault of his own that was so backed in a corner that he saw this as the only way out. Why do I get the feeling that some here feel the gun ownership for the robber is more valid than it is for the guy who owns it for protection? But even if I give him every benefit doubt then I can't escape the fact that it is he that put him and the innocent public in lethal harms way. You seem to be hinting that the victim killed the robber to save his few dollars. On the contrary……Who here wouldn't feel their life was being threatened staring down the barrel of a gun? Maybe the thought of his kids losing their dad was the motivation to defend himself Look, I don't like hand guns. I don't own one and I don't plan on getting one just because of the potential for the unintended consequences outlined in this thread. That said I can't speak for anyone else and must admit that the victim in this case probably is glad he had a gun and may owe his life and his family's well being to it.
I work with drug addicts in a residential program. These people are either in the program because they'd otherwise have to go to jail or because they are trying to turn their lives around. While a few of these people have anger issues and could potentially be dangerous, they are all good and decent people who made some really bad decisions, often because of terrible upbringings. While it's true that there are people out there who are capable of killing, the overwhelming majority of people are not killers. My guess is that robber died because he hesitated for a split second unlike the person who killed him. Justice most likely was not served in this instance, and while the guy who did the shooting should not be prosecuted, he is certainly not a hero, which I think is the point of the original post in this thread.
These down and out people that put themselves in these dangerous situations may not have the intention to kill anyone but if they are desparate enough to use a gun then all bets are off. Alcoholics that get behind the wheel of a car are not intentional killers either. They are responsible for what ever results from their decisions and any harm that comes to them should be accepted if not expected. That's the horrible reality. I don't think the shooter is a hero but I don't think he should be crticised in any way shape or form either. This is not akin to a traffic violater finding himself in a high speed chase that a cop could have avoided. The robber posed a real and immediate threat to his life and he reacted appropriately. In those situations one does not have the benefit of hindsite or what the propensity for killing the robber posses.
What happened was a tragedy, but the greater tragedy is that a desperate person was killed with a gun. Without knowing that person's backstory, it's difficult to say how great the tragedy is, but I feel there are two victims here. That's my only point. Neither is a hero. They did what they felt was necessary, and they were both wrong.
I disagree respectfully. The robber was cerainly wrong but we'll never know if the shooter was. The outcome could have been that desparate man lived to rob and kill again and the man that decided not to shoot is still being mourned by his family.
"Disagree respectfully"? What are you trying to do? Raise our standards here? The original victim had no guarantees either. I think more often than not pulling a gun on a psychopath is very risky, because a psychopath won't think twice before shooting. I think it's generally understood that it's safer to comply with an armed criminal than to fight them.
Nice. One less POS in the world. Here's a tip for people. If you don't want to get shot by victims, don't go out committing crimes.


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Bring her to range.. rent the guns. Let her choose which caliber, guns, sizes or models she will be comfortable with. I'd suggest go with the 9mm.
Had this asked in one of my classes, my simple answer was and is, I dont pick out my wifes shoes and I will not pick out her gun she has to like the feel and fit. That is unless you like it and you know your wife will put it down and then you can claim it as yours.
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If she might be a little timid, I'd even start her out with a .22 and let her get some good practice with that before moving up to a larger caliber. But the best thing is to rent a few and let her decide what she can handle. You don't want to start her out with something that is too much recoil for her making her think she can't be good at shooting.
Yup I agree go to a range that will rent you a few guns to try but let her handle them and pick out what feel best in her hands , what you like may not fit or feel good in her hands , start her with nothing more than a 9mm to get a feel for shooting it . I will say one thing the bigger the gun the less muzzle flip it will have and she will be more comfortable shooting it at first , this will go away once she gets a few hundred rounds under her belt then she may be more comfortable shooting a shorter barrel and may not be a issue . I see alot of women shooting the Ruger SR9s they are pretty skinny in the grip area , also let her shoot a few revolvers thats the route my wife went , she just likes the feel and the looks of a wheel gun so thats what she picked out
I've taken mine to the range several times now. She doesn't like auto's they "throw stuff in her hair". Loves my 357 though.


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Posted By Worker Bee On November 20, 2008 @ 9:50 am In Fitness,Health,How To,Low Level Aerobic Activity,Personal Improvement | 29 Comments
Thanks to Andrew Rubalcava for this Guest Post! Andrew's site Go Healthy Go Fit [7] is a newcomer in the health and fitness blogosphere having just started a couple months ago. Be sure to drop by and read Andrew's interview of me [8] if you haven't already.
Everyone has got a different schedule these days. Whether you're a business person working 9 to 5, a college kid with a varying schedule, or anything in between, eating healthy and staying fit poses the same challenge to any lifestyle or schedule. On my site, Go Healthy Go Fit [7], I break up different lifestyles by categories [9] that encompass a certain type of schedule. This way you can identify what category best matches your current lifestyle and read about the tips. It's just about tweaking it to fit your particular schedule. So here are a few helpful tips about staying Primal [10] in any lifestyle!
The great thing about having a 9 to 5 job is that it's consistent. You can build a routine for yourself that allows you to maintain a healthy diet (i.e. getting all your fruits and vegetables, good fats [11] and lean protein). Here are a few points on how to stay healthy throughout the day.
As for staying fit, this may be easier than you might imagine. Only you are able to make the decision about when to go to the gym. But that doesn't mean you can't take advantage of your time at the office.
You can substitute blogger, business owner, or independent personal trainer in for this title. This category is basically for those of us whose schedule requires a self-starter mentality. We don't necessarily have a set schedule, however, time can fly when you are constantly moving from one thing to another.
While the consistency for the 9 to 5'er is a plus, the inconsistency for those with dynamic schedules is also just as much of a plus (I always like to look on the bright side!).
Those are just a few tips to incorporate living a healthier, more Primal existence under different types of lifestyles. The key is to find out what works for you. I want to give a big thanks to Mark for asking me to write this guest post and to all of the faithful readers of MDA!! I look forward to hearing your comments on how you incorporate leading a healthy lifestyle into your schedule.
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10 Questions with MizFit from MizFitOnline [21]
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I'm sure this was probably discussed in some other thread, but given a rare comment from a Patriots player publically criticizing his coach, I just figured its probably worth some further discussion. http://patriots.bostonherald.com/patriots/view.bg?articleid=167033 I'm not in disagreement with Seymour - and I understand he likely wasn't singling out BB - but I'm still surprised he said it.
I can't disagree with him either. But I have noticed Seymour has been a little less discrete with the things he says this year versus prior times. Maybe a result of Willie being gone and him trying to take on a new role. Thats an interesting factoid I wasn't aware of. I hope it's not a telling sign of things.
I think everyone is making a bigger deal out of it than it is. That's what Belichick says after every loss "outplayed and outcoached". Seymour just repeated the same thing.
Seymour is alive. I've been looking for him lately almost forgot he was on this team. This season he's been the third best DL we have (behind Warren and Wilfork). And Green is possibly making him #4 (Green has 3 less tackles and 2.5 more sacks than Big Sey). BB should tell this guy to start playing like they are paying him to play. And try to stay healthy for once.
Maybe his injury is the factor but I somewhat agree. I sit right behind the defensive bench in row one. Every year, likely unbeknownst to the fans, the D rotation ALWAYS has Sey sit out one or more entire defensive series. This is nothing new and has nothing to do with Pees as DC vs predecessors. Sunday, as the game progressed Sey did sit out more than usual. This week perrenial inactive Marquise Hill was finally game activated. We all know that 'stealth' All-Pro Warren was OUT. The D was Green-Wilfork-Seymour. When Sey went out Hill went in. Something is wrong with Seymour's play. I watched Hill specificly. For 2 series he remained standing even with run plays to his side. Shortly thereafter, Hill was replaced by Wright for the remainder of the game. Hill is a complete waste of roster space. Sey and Brady are not playing up to potential. Injury, whatever. This season, sad to say they are the most over-rated Pats.
Teams are built from the inside out so the O line and D line really really need to step up. We aren't getting pressure from our D line which is amazing considering many of us (myself included) believe that our D line is the best in the league. We have 3 pro bowl worthy players who although I admit are more geared to stop the run should be getting more pressure and simply over powering the other teams O line. The pressure (or lack thereof) is resulting in big pass plays for offenses. That being said, like usual our Run D is SUPERB, but I would love to see Jarvis Green in there more often. Our O line is PITIFUL. We're middle of the road in almost EVERY offensive category. All of that it not Brady's/ recievers fault (although they should shoulder some of the blame). Our run blocking has been good overall but inconsistent. Our two backs are averaging a respectable 4.4 ypc and 4.2 ypc. The pass blocking has been absolutely horrendous. No one can seem to hold their blocks long enough for Gabriel, Watson, and Caldwell to get open. WE MISS DANIEL GRAHAM BADLY. WE CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE HIM THIS OFFSEASON!!!!! In my humble opinion he is more valuable then what's his face. Not only does he give Brady a reliable target, he gives Brady time to throw which obviously Brady is becoming desperate for. This offseason I'd like to see the Pats sign or draft a better tackle, and upgrade one of the OLB's for a better pass rush. All in all things are looking up as Ryan O' C. will only get better, Harrison and Graham should be back in time for the real season, and Brady should become more comfortable with Jackson.
If Daniel Graham was healthy every season I'd say resign him. However, he's gonna want lots of money and for a guy that is constantly hurt he wont get it from the Pats and I dont blame them. He simply can't stay healthy and its a waste to overpay for a guy thats always injured. I just dont see us keeping him.
BB admits that he's been outcoached every time the Pats lose, and sometimes when they win (SB 38). BB knows his limitations and respects his opponents. That's partly what makes him a great coach, just like it made Einstein a great physicist ("The more I know the more I realize I know nothing"). I do think Seymour has been getting a bit "talky" ever since he signed his contract. Going into detail about his injuries, voicing his opinions about Deion Branch, etc. But if he heals and starts playing like the Seymour of old, he can curse BB out in public and even the coach won't care.
I think Seymoer should start playing like a franchise player before mouthing off about coaches and players..
I got through an entire page without reading anything like this, but unfortunately someone did in fact beat me to the punch. Ty Warren (and to a lesser extent, Vince Wilfork) has been the superstar of the defense and Seymour has disappeared.
When you put quotation marks around something people assume that's the exact quote, at least I do. "No excuse. They outplayed us and out-coached us" Not quite the same. In fact I'd interpret it more as being beat in every phase of the game than throwing the coach under the bus.
I see this all the time, last year when he was praised for the most part he does not show up in the box score.. when he is in he is often double teamed, thus allowing Warren and Wilfork single coverage. He is also hurt, could take the easy road, but he is choosing to play. The bottom line in a 3-4 defense, the linemen take on differing roles and for the most part do not show up in the box score.. I cannot often tell how well he is playing from watching the TV, when I get a chance to go to a game I can key on him and have always been amazed how he is a man amongst kids.
i agree with the "outcoached" sentiment on offense, not defense. while the defensive front was pushed around on the nine minute drive and didn't get a quick stop in the closing minutes, we can't forget that two of the three Jets' scores were off turnovers. on offense, however, i don't think there's any way we can look at our confusion against the blitz and the disjointed and inconsistent play calling and not suggest that there were serious shortcomings in the game plan and how it was adapted to the conditions on the field.
This is the deal right here. Joesixpat is normally more rational than to misquote a guy and take it out of context, but let's just not make this thread into something it is not. Read Seymour's exact wording and he is simply repeating Belichick. I hope a week from now we are not all still claiming that Seymour said something out of line. As for his play, he is currently playing with a cast and it was a teammate that did the damage. Not exactly Seymour's fault. A lot of his other injuries where also caused by other players, such as Kevin Mawae. He is still a solid player, but currently not at 100%.
As someone else noted, Vrabel said much of the same thing and added the failure to make adjustments. I thought he was talking specifically about offensive adjustments. It shocked me when I heard the same thing from these two players, but perhaps I've missed it when other players have said it before.
I think the Pats were outcoached on D as well. The footing was awful. The CBs should have been bumping the receivers *hard* at the line of scrimmage, causing them to lose balance. The DL and LBs were having trouble getting pressure with no footing/leverage (like the snow bowl) and thus receivers were getting open underneath. A good bump would have slowed this down. Regards, Chris
Too many people give him a free pass because he is double teamed and thus can't put up big time stats. Much of the time I see him being beaten by a single blocker while big Vince grabs a double team and Warren beats the piss out of his blocker. I don't know why people refuse to acknowledge that Warren could be a better defensive lineman than Seymour. The line seems to play better when it's Warren and Green at the ends, and in this alignment Warren theoretically would draw the double team but still manages to dominate.
i love Richard Seymour and i consider him a force but against expecially the Jets he playied one of his worst games he was benched surely more then expected and what he said after the game and what we read it is simply the true and expected (i do not want 'read between it') still i expect from him the maximum every game starting immediately @ Gb


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Tyler (KETK) — The Tyler Independent School District has hired a former Baylor golf coach to be the new TISD Athletic Director.
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