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on 11/16/2014 7:09:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Black
A fantastic medium coverage foundation that is build-able to full. I use this with my beauty blender sponge and the results are flawless. The look is not cakey, in fact it's more dewy and gives good coverage where necessary which is difficult to find in a foundation. Love the packaging and the pump is very hygienic and once you have almost finished the bottle you can easily open it up and use up every last bit of product. Also a good foundation if your having your pictures taken as there is no whitish glare in them due to SPFs etc. Overall one of the best foundations on the market right now.
on 11/10/2014 9:15:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My search for the holy grail foundation has ended! I'm seriously so in love with this foundation. I actually bought 4 of them since Sephora was having their VIB sale! It's not cheap but it actually looks like skin! And lasts a long time! I'm surprised this foundation doesn't have higher ratings. Also I ahve seen countless makeup artists say that they love this stuff and I can see why. A must have for sure I don't even care to try out anything else.
on 11/10/2014 2:50:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love the coverage and find that it blends really well, and lasts throughout the day. I'll keep using this unless I find something cheaper with better packaging.
I'm not crazy about the packaging just because I find that the cap doesn't stay in place on the top. I always wind up just throwing it out. As it gets low it gets to be more difficult to get out of the bottle. I wind up unscrewing the top and scraping the foundation off the side of the bottle with the little straw.
on 11/8/2014 2:48:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
SELECTED SHADE: N153 (NC37 in MAC Studio Fix Fluid for reference)
APPLICATION METHOD: flat-top kabuki or sponge
- easy to blend
- medium - full coverage
- satin finish/looks very natural
- minimizes the look of pores
- has a pump
- lightweight
- does not settle into fine lines/cling onto dry spots
- long wearing
- price
COMMENTS: One of my favorites. I love the finish. It leans more matte than dewy (satin), but looks very natural on. It looks like skin, but better. Pores are minimized and skin looks much smoother. This applies very well; blending is not an issue. I get a good medium coverage, but you can build it to full without it caking up. I chose the shade N153 on a whim and it turned out to be the perfect match with the perfect amount of yellow in it. I have oily skin and found this worked fine for me. I had no issues with getting too oily (I get oily within 4-5 hours with EVERY foundation) and this one was no exception. It doesn't cling onto my dry spots, either. It stays on and still looks great after a long day (8+ hours). Another thing I love is that after I do touch up, this stuff never looks cakey or settles into fine lines. It'll look just as good as when I first applied it. Despite the price tag, this is a must-have for me.
Will repurchase.
on 10/31/2014 7:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Just recently bought this foundation and I really like it! Now the price is a little much ($42) but totally worth it! If you have oily skin or acne breakouts it might not bea good choice bc it is silicon based so your skin doesnt really get to breathe much. Also oily skin will prob make this foundations staying power not that great either. I have normal skin and with my smashbox primer (the photofinish one) it will last me all day, but if i went from morning to night with it id prob have to touch up.
It DOES cover all my freckles and discoloration, and i dont even have to use much at all like maybe a half a pump? full pump if im going out.. anyway this is a good foundation for people with normal skin in my opinion! its flawlessss!
on 10/28/2014 4:04:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
The most well-rounded foundation I've tried to date!
I tend to get nervous about reviewing foundations (hence this is my first fdn review) for a number of reasons...I'm generally non-committal with them, use a variety depending on occasion/need (my notepad has the exhaustive HG list), people's preferences vary in what they want out of them (finish, coverage) and they yield different results depending on one's skin type, tone and issues.
PROS | Anywhoey, this velvet finish foundation feels lightweight enough that it's become my everyday foundation yet still provides a medium-almost full coverage that looks great in photos and special occasions :) The best things about the MUFE HD is that it provides fairly good medium+ coverage, gives skin a healthy natural glow in photos, blurs imperfections yet still looks and feels light. I appreciate the pump bottle and the broad shade range includes some fair options for strong yellow undertones like mine. It applies seamlessly with a damp beautyblender, doesn't cling to my dry areas and has decent wear. But that's not to say it's all peaches and ice cream :|
CONS | I don't like to touch up foundation and though this still looks decent at the end of my workday, it does slide off a bit around my nose (my most oily area). I can live with that but it may not be ideal for oilier gals. MUFE foundation shades are a bit confusing as they don't seem to categorize warm/neutral/pink and the numbers aren't necessarily from light to dark. I'm MAC NC35 NARS Stromboli and found 153 to be the best but a tad dark which is okay since it counteracts the white cast from my sunscreen (127 and 123 were close). Also, the velvet finish is just fine but I'm personally a luminous foundation junkie so it didn't make me giddy when I first applied it :) but I've been on a highlighter binge so have plenty of products to up the disco-ball factor on my face! Last con: it's pretty pricey at $54 CAD.
OVERALL | I think this is a good/great foundation to try if you can get a sample and it really is a great option for photos. I think it would have fairly broad appeal and is professional quality.
Here's a little comparison to other foundations I've tried for what it's worth:
- MUFE F&B is lighter coverage, more luminous than HD which is great for summer and on good skin days. I'm 32 or 34 in F&B, applied with my fingers.
- MAC F&B is similarly great in photos and is super dewy luminous but because it's so sheer, you need to conceal well or have good skin to begin with. MAC colours are a dream for us yellow-toned girls. I'm C3 or C4, applied with fingers. HD covers more, is less glowy.
- MAC SFF is another option for photos but full coverage. I would only use it for photos or if you have much to cover up. It's cakey/greasy in person and can break me out so it's only reserved for photoshoots. I'm NC35, applied with brush. HD is more versatile.
- Giorgio Armani LSF is another medium+ coverage option and looks decent in photos. Never a shade match, 6 was closest but made me dull as the day wore on. I didn't find LSF really dewy whereas HD had a naturally dewy look.
- NARS SG, every time I try this I think "wow, luminosity plus full coverage!" but the feeling fades as it looks gross after a few hours no matter how I prime or set. HD is a little less coverage, less dewy, doesn't cling to dry spots. Stromboli was the perfect match. SG makes me look like I have bad skin, HD doesn't.
- Sephora Airbrush Mist is a great option for those who like semi-matte because its staying power is awesome (withstands the gym) but it's much too matte and flat for me. Medium or Almond matched me slightly, applied with brush. HD is less matte, less coverage.
on 10/28/2014 1:38:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Right off the bat let me say this is my HOLY GRAIL foundation. I picked mine up at Sephora for $54.00 Canadian. This foundation has some ups and some downs depending on what you want out of a product. I was looking for a light weight foundation with some coverage and staying power, the staying power was ok, I found I had to blot the first day after 4 hours, but with my Urban Decay All Nighter spray this makeup stays on ALL night, no powder needed. I found the coverage to be medium but build-able. All in all, this is an amazing foundation if your looking for a light weight feel and a medium-full coverage. Defiantly will be repurchasing!
on 10/19/2014 9:01:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I wore last night & really liked the way it felt smooth on my skin. I did blot my face after 2hrs but I didn't mind, plus the make up didn't budge.
I decided to try it again during the day time. Complete different story now. My face feels itchy & greasy. It is very uncomfortable. I wore it for 6hrs & I had to reapply to make get the oil under control.
Would not recommend
on 10/14/2014 5:17:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It went on cakey and patchy even after I cleansed and moisturized. I didn't want to believe it so I put it on four different times even with the primer and loose powder it didn't float my boat . I prefer most of my other foundations. I wish I had not thrown away the boxes now I'm stuck with it lol
on 10/12/2014 8:24:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Although the color was PERFECT (150), application a breeze, and I loved the look and lightweight feel, it took about two weeks for me to realize that this was breaking me out. At first only a few small bumps, but then I kept getting more, without any other changes in my regimen. So now I'm back to my former foundation - Urban Decay Naked Skin - and my skin is going back to normal.
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From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Quote \Quote\ (kw[=o]t), noun A note upon an author. [Obs.] --Cotgrave.
From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Quote \Quote\ (kw[=o]t), verb (used with an object) [imp. & p. p. {Quoted}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Quoting}.] [OF. quoter, F. coter to letter, number, to quote, LL. quotare to divide into chapters and verses, fr. L. quotus. See {Quota}.] [Formerly written also {cote}.]
1. To cite, as a passage from some author; to name, repeat, or adduce, as a passage from an author or speaker, by way of authority or illustration; as, to quote a passage from Homer.
2. To cite a passage from; to name as the authority for a statement or an opinion; as, to quote Shakespeare.
3. (Com.) To name the current price of.
4. To notice; to observe; to examine. [Obs.] --Shak.
5. To set down, as in writing. [Obs.] "He's quoted for a most perfidious slave." --Shak.
Syn: To cite; name; adduce; repeat.
Usage: {Quote}, {Cite}. To cite was originally to call into court as a witness, etc., and hence denotes bringing forward any thing or person as evidence. Quote usually signifies to reproduce another's words; it is also used to indicate an appeal to some one as an authority, without adducing his exact words.
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]:
1: a punctuation mark used to attribute the enclosed text to someone else [syn: {quotation mark}, {quote}, {inverted comma}]
2: a passage or expression that is quoted or cited [syn: {quotation}, {quote}, {citation}]
1: repeat a passage from; "He quoted the Bible to her" [syn: {quote}, {cite}]
2: name the price of; "quote prices for cars"
3: refer to for illustration or proof; "He said he could quote several instances of this behavior" [syn: {quote}, {cite}]
4: put quote marks around; "Here the author is quoting his colleague"
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I'm privileged to be published in the inaugural issue of Passing Through Journal. With this nonfiction vignette, Thumbing Through meets Passing Through. Read it here: Passing Through Journal | Ann Beman.
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Eleni Sikelianos's You Animal Machine (The Golden Greek) – Review by Editor Ann Beman. For the Museum of Americana literary review
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Interview with Eleni Sikelianos. In which I interview Eleni Sikelianos about You Animal Machine (The Golden Greek), which conjures in book-length essay the hard-edged life of her burlesque-dancing maternal grandmother.
AWP 2014: Planning for Surprise
Last day of AWP, afternoon session. Panel title includes the words "surprise" and "unexpected." I'm hoping for cake or cosplay characters or unfurling tooty horns, at the very least. But …
AWP 2014: The Ethics of Immersion
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I'm ready. So are the five panelists facing me, and so are the 60+ audience members surrounding me. We are the researchers in Room 607.
"It's a bit of an oddball role," began moderator Ana Maria Spagna. She described the ethical challenges experienced while researching Test Ride on the Sunnyland Bus, in which she explored her late father's involvement in the Tallahassee bus boycott of 1957. The various people to whom she spoke had different and sometimes conflicting versions of the story, "as well as their own real lives and real pain," she said. The crux became …
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It's safe to say that a majority of AWP's umpteen thousand attendees love books. If you're like me, you love every aspect of them — the inked paper smell, the heft of the volume, the font, the cover design, the ideas born within the text, the potential for marginalia, the sound and feel of pages flipping beneath your thumb.
So if you'd seen …
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How to ski to church
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1. Sign up for a weeklong cross-country ski adventure across the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec with minimal training and partial French. Do this with complete strangers, no friends or family along to comfort you in your cluelessness.
2. Once you realize your head is not going to explode from the rapid-fire Quebecois you are attempting to translate in the partial French you do understand, enjoy the nine-hour bus ride from Quebec City to the Parc national de la Gaspésie. The snow-white countryside is beautiful.
3. Find a ski buddy among the mostly 50- and 60-year-olds, the great majority of whom will kick your 40-year-old marathon-trained ass on skis. Get over it, rapidement.
4. When you alone are responsible for forming a clog at a narrow descent from a country road to the Baie de Chaleur, the ice-covered bay over which you will ski, tuck and roll, baby. Tuck and roll.
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Time warps and not thinking about giraffes
Time doesn't just fly when you're busy. It warps. A Psychology Today blogger puts it this way: "Basically, the busier you are during a time interval, the faster that time interval will feel like it passed. That shouldn't be surprising. We all know that time flies when you're having fun. When you are cognitively busy, you are focused on each task you are performing, and so you don't have the opportunity to notice the passage of time. As a result, the interval feels like it passes quickly. When you are bored, there is not much to occupy your time, and you are much more likely to think about the passage of time. So time feels like it passes slowly when not much is happening."
Another way to warp time? Don't think about giraffes. Don't think about what color they are, how they smell at the zoo, how tall they are, or the sound they make when they're grazing on nearby trees. Don't think about where they are from, don't think about anyone you know who likes giraffes so much that they collect them in an ever-shrinking corner of their home, and please do not think of them wearing striped cravats and monocles. Difficult, isn't it? Pretty much the only way you're going to prevent yourself from thinking about giraffes right now is by distracting yourself with something else. Occupy your mind with something else. Same thing with time, right? Keeping yourself occupied diverts you from thinking about the passage of time.
What is time but a fancy giraffe snacking on overhead foliage?
Poseidon's toes
Last week we wrote about souvenirs. This week I'm thinking not about the tokens of remembrance kept on purpose, so much as about the chingaderas, little whatchamacallems, that stick to you whether you want to remember them or not:
The photo of the bygone-era fellow sitting hunched on a cardboard suitcase looking out at the most empty body of water you've ever known. The sky is cloudy over what I imagine to be the Salton Sea, which people will tell you is not empty at all, but rather full of salt and tilapia fish and hundreds of bird species living in the wetland.
The snippet of overheard conversation at the hair salon: "The drawer broke so she took it home to fix it." The woman came into the salon in the afternoon bearing what looked like a box of cake. Or, at least, that's what I wanted it to be. The marathon-training has been ramping up, and large boxes of cake are popping into my imagination a lot lately. I'm not proud to admit driving to the grocery store last Saturday specifically to buy three slices of bacon and a wedge of peach pie.
A cherry-sized blue rubber whale with a yellow flower behind its eye has found its way onto my desk. An eraser, the tiny creature has managed to erase from my memory its origins. On top of that, I fished out a pencil to use just so the whale would have a purpose. "The poet play upon the feet," I've pencilled onto a nearby envelope. No idea what that originally meant, but now I conjure a colossal statue of Homer Simpson as Poseidon, with bespectacled folk laying down cards among his mossy toes. "Uno!" one of them shouts, knocking the trout-speckled Warby Parkers clean off her pale face.
Ready to give it a go? Give yourself a couple days or more to collect images, photographs, small objects, lines of poetry that you've written, passages from other writers' work, morsels of overheard conversations. With your collection, sit down and lay out each thing around you. Use the things you've collected as the ingredients for a poem or nonfiction vignette. If Homer Simpson or sheet cake or the Salton Sea cross your pages as well, let me know.
*From Poets & Writers "The Time Is Now," March 8, 2012
A. There are souvenirs. B. There is regret. And C. There are regrettable souvenirs. Case in point: the telescoping fork I brought back from Chicago. Hilarious, right? How funny to bust it out at Thanksgiving or Easter, pilfering tidbits from loved ones' plates, right? No. Just … no. How about this? Over the weekend, I'm wandering Boston's brownstone-lined Newbury Street with good friend Lynda Zuber-Sassi. Really, ours is less of a wander than a mission. We've identified a target through Yelp, after searching for book shops. "It was different from all the other little shops on Newbury," reports one Yelp reviewer, listing fairy dust, trinkets, Alice in Wonderland memorabilia, and dragons among its merchandise. Quirky, yes, but worth a look-see? Meh. It's another review that sways us– "Quite a selection of gnomes." On with our boots and off to Newbury.
A sign in the window reads "Hanging with my Gnomies!" The owner is closing up for the evening, but he lets us browse a few minutes. The gnome selection is not as we expect. Alice in Wonderland seems to dominate. So I buy a magnet that reads, "We're All Mad." I imagine I'll regret the purchase. My fridge isn't even magnetic. As we're leaving, overhead bell tinkling our departure, the owner invites us to a party in the shop at midnight. "There'll be a special punch."
Now two days later, I'm home and unpacking. At the bottom of a Harvard Bookstore bag I find the Mad Hatter magnet, and I realize I don't regret the purchase as much as I regret missing the sounds, smells, tastes, and scenes of a strange party in a strange setting among strangers. Could have been fun. Could have been nuts. Could have worn the knee-high gnome socks already in my suitcase.
Your turn. Go on a day trip, a road trip, a field trip. Eavesdrop. Find something new. Bring back a souvenir.* What do you take with you? What do you leave behind? Sit outside in one place until a story comes to you.
*From Poets & Writers "The Time Is Now," March 15, 2012


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Family Practitioner, Primary Care Doctor
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3100 Telegraph Ave
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1107 1st Avenue is a four minute walk from the LINK, the 74 bus and the 76 bus at the UNIVERSITY STREET stop.
This location is in the Downtown neighborhood in Seattle. Nearby parks include Pioneer Square, Pioneer Square Park and Waterfront Park.
Nearby schools include Paideia Academy, Gene Juarez Advanced Training Salon and O'dea High School.
The closest grocery stores are Essential Market, Alaskan Sourdough Bakery and Community Grocery.
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1107 1st Avenue is near Pioneer Square, Waterfront Park and Prefontaine Place.
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Technology blog + Windows
Jack Schofield: Matthew looks after IT for a parent-run nursery and is looking for a reliable, trouble-free desktop PC
Jean-Louis Gassée: The new CEO faces a huge task trying to turn around the fortunes of the once-great tech company
AVG promises to protect privacy as well as detecting malware – and claims that Android mobile devices are just as vulnerable as Windows PCs. By Tim Anderson
Franco and Malcolm have been told their copies of Windows 7 are 'not genuine' on a PC and Mac respectively, Ross gets help from the Guardian, and Webroot has replaced Window Washer
Gill needs to replace an old Dell desktop and wants to know what she should know about them …
Dan Gillmor: It's not nimble and you need a keyboard to get the best out of it, but Microsoft's new Surface Pro is a welcome return to innovation
Day two of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas throws up an Android tablet that doubles as a Windows PC (or vice-versa), tougher smartphone glass, renewed Google TV effort, and more. By Charles Arthur
Developers criticised refusal to release more tokens that would allow 'Metro' app to show Twitter to add new users. By Charles Arthur
Early buyers of the new tablet complain that the edge that attaches to the computer comes away, requiring replacement. By Charles Arthur
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: Microsoft's Surface is a post-PC tablet done right to compete effectively against the iPad. So why did 'tablets' on show at IFA 2012 look so much like adapted netbooks?
Charles Arthur: Everyone has focussed on the headline price tag for Microsoft's forthcoming tablet, and forgotten about the alternative ways that exist to get customers to pay for things they buy.
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: The name of the new interface in Windows 8 made perfect sense for anyone who had to describe it to a doubtful group inside a client company. By retrenching to 'just Windows', Microsoft is sowing the seeds of trouble
Macroeconomic concerns, the wait for Windows 8 and sated markets seem to be slowing down purchasing of PCs as both Gartner and IDC report year-on-year sales down 0.1%. By Charles Arthur
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: For years, WIMP (Windows, Icons, Menu, Pointers) has been the way to interact with computers – but now the advent of touch means that things are changing, even if you use a keyboard
Charles Arthur: For developers and device manufacturers, life's like living in a desert at night: you need to find a campfire where you'll get some sustenance. Will they find them in the promised offerings from Microsoft and Google?
The software giant is expected to unveil the next version of its operating system to an audience of developers in Amsterdam. And we're with them. By Charles Arthur
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: Some people think it's not worth learning the different techniques involved in developing for Metro because they can't see a big future in mobile. But Microsoft sees it as the future. Shouldn't you?
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: Without the open source tools and programs that are essential to a healthy developer ecosystem, WinRT faces a real problem – because without them, you can't write the apps
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: People are complaining because Microsoft is rejigging the versions and capabilities of the next version of Visual Studio's Express edition. But those changes don't matter if you're doing programming the way it should be done
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: Intel machines running Windows 8 will have advantages over the ARM versions. Which means no post-PC world for Microsoft
In fact, the Windows 8 Consumer Preview works well, even on hardware designed for Windows 7. But the acid test may rest with the hardware companies. By Matthew Baxter-Reynolds
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: The iPad's success is a bit like that of text messaging - the clue isn't in the technology but in what it enables. So, Microsoft, here's how to do it.
In Barcelona at 2pm GMT Microsoft will unveil its 'Consumer Preview' of Windows 8, expected to be released in full in the autumn. Will you download it, ignore it, wait – or what?
Charles Arthur: The Windows 8 Preview arrives at the end of this month - and if you want to get the full Metro feeling, you'll want to try it on a tablet. But they've got unusual screen sizes - and they might be pricey. Is this the flaw in Microsoft's strategy?
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: The shunning of .NET in order to get third-party Windows programmers coding Metro-style apps might make sense inside Microsoft, but outside it looks like a rebuff
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: There's been plenty of criticism of an article suggesting that Windows 8 will be dead on arrival – but like the mythical cat, the answer to this one is all in the observation
Why not put your Windows development virtual machine into the cloud and access it via whatever device you feel like? It's certainly worth a try. By Matthew Baxter-Reynolds
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: The announcement that Apple will introduce 'sandboxing' for code on Macs, and that Microsoft has similar plans for some Windows 8 apps, doesn't mean the malware problem is going to end
Juliette Garside: The only worry is that Microsoft has delivered this lovely Windows operating system a little too late
Programmers may not realise they can save quite scary amounts of money by joining the right Microsoft Developer programme. The trick is knowing which one. Here's a guide by Matthew Baxter-Reynolds
Matthew Baxter-Reynolds: Windows 8 Unified Extensible Firmware Interface secure boot requirement doesn't portend the arrival of the Four Horsemen, but it does suggest they're logged onto Expedia and are planning the trip


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What's to Blame for the Crisis in Egypt? You Guess it: Global Warming
**Written by Doug Powers
What in the world caused wars, upheavals, strife, poverty, starvation and inflation before global warming? I can't remember, but in any case, we've got another symptom of global warming to add to a list that has grown faster in the past ten years than Al Gore's waistline.
From Noel Sheppard at Newsbusters:
On Friday, MSNBC's Chris Matthews blamed the crisis in Egypt on George W. Bush and the Iraq war.
Two days later, climate alarmist extraodinaire Joe Romm blamed it on – wait for it! – global warming:
This summer's extreme global weather raised fears of a "Coming Food Crisis," as CAP's John D. Podesta and Jake Caldwell warned in Foreign Policy: "Global food security is stretched to the breaking point, and Russia's fires and Pakistan's floods are making a bad situation worse." Earlier this month I discussed how, in fact, "Extreme weather events helped drive food prices to record highs." Back then, experts were worried about food riots. Now they are happening.
The Washington Post reported on the connection between food prices and Tunisian violence in mid-January, in a piece headlined, "Spike in global food prices contributes to Tunisian violence." […]
Robin Niblett, director of the Chatham House, was interviewed at Davos (click here) and said the Egyptian riots "were driven partly of course by the rise of food prices."
NPR had a long story on the subject today, "Rising Food Prices Can Topple Governments, Too."
After quoting various liberal media sources such as the Post and NPR, Romm reached this hysterical conclusion:
Energy insecurity and climate instability have now become key factors in food insecurity, which in turn has become a key factor in toppling governments. […]
Those who think that the serious impacts of climate change — and our inane energy policies — on the world economy and U.S. national security are decades away are simply not paying attention.
Watching the alarmists present the "evidence" for why everything is caused by global warming reminds me of the way Monty Python proved a woman was a witch — except not as logically sound.
Closing thought: I don't want to hear anything more about rising food prices or shortages from the same sham artists who have been telling us it's a good idea to power our vehicles with tonight's dinner.
**Written by Doug Powers
Twitter @ThePowersThatBe
Heir apparent to Al Gore proves he's totally up to the challenge
March 22, 2015 09:29 AM by Doug Powers
Maybe the EPA will fulfill FOIA requests after they're done trying to regulate your grill emissions
March 13, 2015 12:40 PM by Doug Powers
Guess what might be to blame for the rise of ISIS
March 4, 2015 09:30 PM by Doug Powers
Starbucks working diligently to protect the planet from threat posed by whipped cream
February 24, 2015 10:45 AM by Doug Powers
Great Lakes' failure to cooperate with Al Gore's doomsday alarmism a sure sign of climate change, says Bill Nye
February 19, 2015 08:32 PM by Doug Powers
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Has Johnny Depp Got A Comeback Up His Sleeve? Does He Need One?
The star has some work to do
It's been a pretty rough ride for Johnny Depp of late, and Lone Ranger didn't do anything to appease his critics. In fact it did quite the opposite, placing him well and truly in a creative rut. So what has the charismatic actor got left? Another Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood? Charlie and The Chocolate Factory?
Jonny Depp and Armie Hammer in The Lone Ranger
We took a little time and did a little maths. Of Depp's last 12 films – the one's that had ratings anyway – the average rating on Rotten Tomatoes is 51%. And that's with Rango involved – the animated feature that saw Depp lend his voice to the titular role that scored an impressive 88% - and without that, his average would be way down.
Of his horror stories, The Lone Ranger and The Tourist stand out as the key offenders. The former bombing at the box office with £81.3m with the latter nuclear bombing with a shoddy £67.6m. It's a pretty disappointing record, and it's lasted five years since 2007's Pirates of The Carribbean received a critical mauling.
The critics weren't impressed with Lone Ranger
Johnny Depp recently explained that he doesn't have expectations – and considering his wealth and stature in Hollywood, he can probably afford to, but if he's thinking about making his peace with the critics, what can he do?
Well, 2015 will see yet another Pirates movie - the fifth in the franchise - and has a lot of work to do to repair the recent damage to his reputation considering how bad the last one was. It might work well for his value, though, as fans of the series will flock to their local theatres regardless of the quality.
Depp has defended Lone Ranger to the nines
A sci fi movie called Transcendence, though, does have the potential to re-launch his flagging career. Directed by Walkt Pfister – who gained plaudits for his work as DOP on The Dark Knight trilogy – it's about scientists creating a world where computers can supersede human beings.
He's also confirmed to play Carl Kolchak in The Night Stalker. Kolchak's encounters with supernatural beings have made his peers, contemporaries and co-workers uneasy of him in this remake of Kolchak: The Night Stalker TV series. Another promising project for sure.
If nothing else, Depp would be wise to pursue a role in the upcoming Freddie Mercury biopic now that Sacha Baron Cohen has dropped out due to creative differences with the existing band members - they wanted a family friendly version of the enigmatic singer's life, but Baron-Cohen wasn't interested in dumbing down even his most sordid moments. Depp was rumoured to be in line for the part in the first place, and could certainly capture the nuances that made Mercury such a beloved icon.
Check out the Lone Ranger trailer right here
Of course, some, including Depp, might argue that he doesn't need to pander to the critics; he's enough wuality under his belt to soak up the mainstream parts and the subsequent paycheques that come with them. It's not the most noble way to carry on as an actor, but no one can tell Depp what to do but Depp, unless he's under contract of course.
We actually think Depp will bounce back from this mini rut. The future looks bright, if not blindingly so, and with an impressive back catalogue (prior to 2007 that is) he's got the pedigree to carry on claiming huge parts for a while yet.


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On Friday night at All Good Festival in Ohio, Yonder Mountain String Band took the stage for a raging set of blue grass. Several hours before they hit the stage, guitarist Adam Aijala and mandolin player Jeff Austin sat down with Bobby Martin of Grateful Web in the backstage artist area.
Catskill Chill Music Festival is getting the party started early with Catskill Chill Wednesday Jams, live at Sullivan Hall in New York City every Wednesday in August (there are 5!). As official house band of the celebration, FiKus will play each week and the lineups will be filled in with Chill Family artists who are slated to play this year's Catskill Chill Music Festival at Camp Minglewood in Hancock, NY.
The All Good Music Festival has been around for 16 years, but for the first time since 2003 it was held away from Marvin's Mountaintop in West Virginia. Once again the festival held up to its reputation for inspiring acts to put on big things.
Hello Festivarians! This is Dylan Muhlberg of Grateful Web coming at you from the 17th Annual Gathering of the Vibes Festival held for its fifth consecutive (and eight total) year at Seaside Park in Bridgeport, Connecticut. This is festival enjoyment down to a science. Ken Hays and the production people with Vibes work each year to make the extremely logistically complicated and expensive Seaside Park venue a safe, assessable, and kick-ass party for all.
Back for a second straight year the Harvest Festival will feature the 2nd annual Fiddlin' and Pickin' Contest! Categories include mandolin, fiddle, banjo and flatpicking; winners receive a cash prize and gift basket.
Submissions are available online in advance and will also be accepted up to 15 minutes before the competition begins. Even if you aren't a Fiddler or Picker be sure and stop by The Roost to check out all the talent!
The All Good Festival is right around the corner… this weekend to be exact. While the location has changed, the lineup has remained incredible with acts spanning across a wide spectrum of musical genres.
Following a sold-out festival in 2011, the 11th Annual Northwest String Summit cranks the volume up to 11 as they present the finest acoustic pickers and standout electric bands to commemorate the anniversary of Jerry Garcia's passing (August 9, 1995) at Horning's Hideout in North Plains, OR. Northwest String Summit is happening from August 9 - 12, 2012.
Grateful Web's Dylan Muhlberg recently had an opportunity to speak with Yonder Mountain bassist Ben Kaufmann and banjo player, Dave Johnston. Ben and Dave talked about their busy summer festival season, how they tweak their set lists a touch for different festival demographics and the re-emergence of their hometown festival, Kinfolk Celebration, happening later this summer, in Lyons, Co
I spent my entire weekend at DelFest thinking of a musician who wasn't even on the lineup: Doc Watson.. I had heard of his declining health just before I departed for the festival. I overheard many at DelFest expressing their own concern. It appears we all had a feeling, sadly. I wish we'd have been wrong.
I had a dream about Steve Martin, last night..
I knew I'd be writing this story, today.. That's likely why he was on my mind. Of course he was in a white suit, with an arrow headband on his head. [I'm a child of the seventies, after all..] But instead of playing for laughs, he was picking his banjo with fire, along with a bevy of world-class bluegrass musicians. This was an especially fun dream, considering I've never seen him perform in any capacity beyond the movie theater.
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Storytime Registration
Registration for Storytime is happening now. You can register online, by phone, or in person at the library. This block of Storytime runs six weeks from January 3rd to February 9th. For more information, visit our Storytime page.
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Monday, 31 October 2011
Special Ballet Storytime
The Logan Library is excited to be hosting a Special Ballet Storytime presented by the Cache Valley Civic Ballet! Come hear the story of The Nutcracker and to see a ballerina from the company dance and speak about her experiences as a dancer.
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Tuesday, 25 October 2011
Halloween Storytime
This Halloween stop by the Logan Library for our annual Halloween Storytime!
When: Monday, October 31st at 11:00 am
Where: Jim Bridger Room
Come dressed in your costumes for spooky books, frightfully fun tales, and a special prize for every child that attends! Every child, mummy, & monster is welcome. Children under 3 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Costumes and registration are not required.
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A paper clip of the kind having two resiliently biased gripping elements for gripping the opposite sides of paper sheets has a coating which increases the adhesion between the paper clip and the paper to which it is clipped. The coating is disposed on only an inside, paper contacting surface of one of the gripping elements.
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United States Patent [191 Walker 1 1 Oct. 21, 1975 PAPER CLIP HAVING A COATED INSIDE LOOP SURFACE {76] Inventor: Brooks Walker, 1280 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, Calif. 94133 221 Filed: Nov. 29, 1973 [21] Appl. No.: 420,084
[52] U.S. Cl 24/679; 24/259 PF, 24/261 PC [51] int. Cl. B42F 1/02 [581 Field of Search... 24/679, 73 C, 81 PC, 243 P,
[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 2,047,129 7/1936 Randall 24/261 F 2,2055 24 6/ 1940 Gareis 2,324,929 7/ 1943 Jennings 3,604,067 9/1971 Brown 24/259 PF Primary ExaminerGeo. Vi Larkin Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Owen, Wichersham & Erickson [57] ABSTRACT A paper clip of the kind having two resiliently biased gripping elements for gripping the opposite sides of paper sheets has a coating which increases the adhesion between the paper clip and the paper to which it is clipped. The coating is disposed on only an inside, paper contacting surface of one of the gripping elements.
A method of applying the coating to the surface includes clipping the paper clip over a side edge of a conveyor belt and spraying or rolling the coating on the outer exposed surface of one of the gripping elements and then removing the clip from the conveyor belt so that the coated surface can be used as the paper contacting surface.
3 Claims, 5 Drawing Figures PAPER CLIP HAVING A COATED INSIDE LOOP SURFACE BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to clips of the kind used for clipping together sheets of paper or other similar materials. It relates particularly to a paper clip having a coated inside surface for increasing the adhesion between the paper clip and the material to which it is clipped and to a method of applying the coating to only an inside, paper contacting surface of one of the gripping elements.
Most paper clips in commercial use are formed from a single wire or metal strip, usually by bending the wire or stamping the strip, and have a configuration in which the part of the clip which engages one side of the paper is disposed more or less in the same plane as the part of the clip which grips the other side of the paper. The gripping elements may be formed as internestled loops or may be formed in circular or triangular configurations, and the clip depends primarily on the resiliency of the wire or metal strip for exerting the gripping force. With such paper clips there is a practical limitation on the amount of the gripping force that can be developed, and the geometry of the clip construction is such that in some cases only a relatively small part of the paper clip surface is engaged with material to be clipped. This may happen when the loops have to be spread wide apart to clip a large number of sheets presenting a substantial width.
Various techniques have been proposed and incorporated into such paper clips in the past in order to en hance the gripping action. Thus, roughened surfaces, such as knurled surfaces, have been used, and friction increasing coatings have also been used.
U.S Pat. No. 2,324,929 to Jennings shows a paper clip construction in which the inside surfaces 9 and are roughened to enhance the gripping action.
U.S. Pats. Nos. 2,101,195 and 2,047,129 to Randall show a paper clip having a coating of friction material 6 which covers the paper clip.
Roughening the surfaces of paper clips can present the problem of tears with soft papers, particularly if burrs are formed when the surface is roughened.
Coatings can be more effective than roughened surfaces, but such coatings add to the expense of manufacture and are undesirable on the surfaces that do not actually engage the paper to be clipped.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention recognizes that it is necessary that only the surfaces of the clip that contact the paper need to be coated and further, that it is necessary for most applications that only one of such surfaces be coated.
In a specific form of the present invention a conventional paper clip (of the kind formed by bending a wire into an outer loop and an internesting inner loop) has a coating applied to the inside surface of only one of the loops.
The coating is applied to this surface by clipping the clip over a side edge of a conveyor belt or sheet and then spraying or rolling the coating on the outer surface as the clip is transported past the coating station by the conveyor belt-or the roller is rolled over the clip.
The clip is removed from the belt and can then be used with the coated surface as one of the paper contacting surfaces.
Paper clip apparatus and methods which incorporate the techniques and structures described above and which are effective to function as described above constitute specific objects of this invention.
Other objects, advantages and features of my invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments taken with the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a paper clip constructed in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an end elevation view in cross-section taken along the line and in the direction indicated by the arrows 2-2 in FIG. 1',
FIG. 3 is a view like FIG. 2 but showing the paper clip in use with the coated surface engaging one side of the papers being clipped together;
FIG. 4 is an elevation view in section along the same line 22 as in FIG. 2 and illustrates one embodiment of a method for applying the coating by spraying; and
FIG. 5 is a view like FIG. 4 but showing another embodiment of a method for applying the coating by a roller.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A paper clip constructed in accordance with one specific embodiment of the present invention is indicated generally by the reference numeral 10 in FIG. I.
The paper clip 10 of the FIG. 1 embodiment is a conventional wire formed clip, except for the coating of the present invention, and comprises a steel wire 12 bent to form an outer, oblong, partial loop 14 and an inner, oblong, partial loop 16. As will be apparent from the description to follow, the present invention can be equally well applied to clips having other structural elements, such as stamped strips, and other geometric configurations, such as circles, triangles, etc.
In accordance with the present invention a coating 18 is disposed on an inside surface of the inner loop or gripping element. The coating 18 may be composed of any substance which substantially increases the effectiveness of the frictional engagement with the paper or other material to be gripped over the effectiveness of the wire 12 surface alone. Rubber compositions have been found to be particularly suitable. Dry adhesive compositions, that is, compositions which, after drying on the clip increase the frictional engagement with the paper on contact with the paper, but do not stick to the paper or printing on the paper or mark the paper or printing, have also been found quite suitable.
FIG. 3 illustrates how the paper clip 10 is used to clip sheets 20 of paper or other material together. As illustrated in FIG. 3 the paper clip 10 is clipped onto a stack of sheets 20 so that the coating 18 engages one surface of the stack to hold the clip in nonslipping contact, except when a force is applied to the dip to remove the clip without damaging the paper or printing thereon or leaving an adhesive coating on the paper.
In accordance with the present invention the coating 18 can be quickly and easily applied in a low cost production operation by clipping the clips on a conveyor belt which transports the clips past a coating station; and the conveyor belt which transports the clips serves the additional function of confining the coating to just the inside surface on one loop of the paper clip. That is, the conveyor belt acts as a barrier and transporter to prevent the application of the coating to other surfaces of the clip or to present only limited surfaces of the dip to the coating application, as will be apparent from FIGS. 4 and 5.
ln HO. 4 a paper clip 10 is shown slipped over a side edge of a conveyor belt 22 with the inner loop 16 on one side of the belt and the outer loop 18 on the other side of the belt.
The coating 18 is applied by one or more spray nozzles 24 as the clip 10 is transported (in the direction in dicated by the arrow A) through the spraying station provided by the spray nozzles.
The belt 22 could, of course, be stationary, and the spray nozzle 24 could be moved along the belt in an alternate embodiment.
In either case the belt 22 is sufficiently wide to cover the lower loop beneath the belt so that no coating is applied to this loop at the time the coating 18 is sprayed on the outer surface of the upper loop 16.
To increase the efficiency of the spraying operation the nozzle 24 can be connected by an electrical conduit 26 to an electrolytic spray control 28 and a grounding or charged plate 30 according to known electrolytic spraying techniques to increase the attraction of the spray to a portion of the clip and not to the belt transporting the clips.
FIG. shows another method for applying the coating 18. In the FIG. 5 embodiment a roller 40 is rolled over the outer surfaces ofthe loops 16 (in the direction indicated by the arrow B) to apply the coating 18. The belt or sheet 42 (which acts as a support and a barrier in the same way as the belt 22 in FIG. 4) is either held stationary as the roller 40 is rolled down the length of the sheet 42, or the sheet 42 is pulled beneath the roller to serve as a conveyor belt. A suitable stop 48 prevents the roller from contacting the belt and suitable means not shown applies the proper adhesive to the roller.
After the clip is removed from the belt 22 or sheet 42, the coated surface 18 is then used as the surface which engages the paper, as illustrated in FIG. 3.
While the present invention has been described in detail with reference to a specific wire loop type of paper clip, the invention is equally applicable to clips having other structural elements and other geometric configurations.
It is also possible to apply a second adhesive coating on the other paper engaging surface of the loop 18 by leaving the clips on the conveyor belt 22 or sheet 42 and turning the belt or sheet over to repeat the coating operations as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 on the outer sur face of the loop 18 or applying a roller or spray on the underside of the belt carrying the clips. Alternatively the second coating may be applied by spraying from the underside of the belt simultaneously with the spraying from the top side as illustrated in FIG. 4 or by a roller 50 on the underside of the belt (see FIG. 5). The roller 50 also helps support the belt in the same way as the support plate 30.
The present invention thus provides a paper clip con struction having a coating surface on only the surface which engages the paper or only in the area of the clip that engages the paper when the clip is properly applied to the paper, and the present invention also provides a simple method for applying the coating to just that surface.
To those skilled in the art to which this invention relates, many changes in construction and widely differing embodiments and applications of the invention will suggest themselves without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The disclosures and the description herein are purely illustrative and are not intended to be in any sense limiting.
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1. A paper clip formed of a single wire bent to have an outer half loop and an internesting inner half loop at one end, a single half loop at the other end and two adjacent straight wire sections extending generally parallel to one another at each side of the paper clip between said opposite ends for forming the gripping elements in combination with the internesting outer and inner half loops at said one end, said paper clip including a coating of non-metallic material for increasing the friction between the clip and the paper disposed on a portion not greater than half of the peripheral surface of that part of the wire which forms the straight wire sections and the internesting outer and inner half loops and wherein the coated portion of the peripheral surface of the inside half loop and straight wire sections is disposed on a side opposite to that of the outside half loop and straight wire sections so as to present opposed coated surfaces effective to grip the opposite sides of the paper inserted between the half loop ends and straight wire sections.
2. The invention defined in claim 1 wherein the coating is a rubber composition.
3. The invention defined in claim I wherein the coating is an adhesive which adheres to the paper or other sheet material but does not stick to the paper when the clip is removed.
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Crisis in South Sudan (This event will be held at USIP)
January 10, 2014 // 2:00pm — 3:30pm
Since the middle of December the world's newest country, South Sudan, has been gripped by violence. What started as a political dispute has escalated into fighting across significant portions of the country.
South Africa after Mandela: The Legacy and the Reality
December 17, 2013 // 10:00am — 11:00am
Nelson Mandela was one of the most respected political leaders the world has seen for a reason: he helped take South Africa through a remarkable period encompassing the end of apartheid and the first democratic election. How is the country moving ahead in the post-Mandela era? What is his legacy for reconciliation, democracy, the rule of law through a strong constitution? And what will become of the ANC now that its great generation is passing from the stage?
Going the Whole Nine Yards: What Is Needed for an Africa Free of AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria
December 02, 2013 // 10:00am — 11:30am
The speakers will discuss the effectiveness and benefits that have accrued to Africa since the fund was established and the continuing need to have a fully funded Global Fund.
New Visions for Citizen Science
November 20, 2013 // 1:00pm — 5:00pm
This roundtable will connect federal agencies hoping to initiate or expand open innovation projects with leaders in citizen science, who are engaging the public participates in scientific research through lab and field work, crowdsourcing platforms, and online games. Opening remarks by Kumar Garg, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and keynote by Bob Perciasepe, EPA Deputy Administrator.
Risk and Resilience: Sudan's Livelihoods Challenge
November 13, 2013 // 8:55am — 11:00am
Sudan's pastoralists gained infamy during the conflict in Darfur last decade, when outsiders described the violence as a result of competition between climate-stressed, semi-nomadic herders and sedentary farmers. But Sudan's pastoralists may not be as fragile as previously thought and could even hold the key to survival for similar groups in Africa, said a panel of experts at the Wilson Center on November 13.
Resolving Regional Conflicts: The Western Sahara and the Quest for a Durable Solution
November 06, 2013 // 12:30pm — 2:30pm
Panelists will provide insight and analysis of resolution scenarios for the Western Sahara conflict, including the autonomy plan introduced by Morocco.
China's Distant Water Fishing Industry
November 05, 2013 // 9:00am — 11:00am
At this meeting, two experts will explore the drivers and impacts of China's distant fishing fleets and the difficulties in regulating multi-national and multi-species fisheries across large ocean areas.
Impacting the Future: Luvuyo Mandela's Perspective
October 16, 2013 // 11:00am — 12:30pm
Luvuyo Mandela, Social Entrepreneur, delivered a keynote address on South Africa's story of struggle, hope, trial & error, and lessons learned. While South Africa has come a long way from the days of apartheid and oppression, and possesses a promising future, this generation feels the pressure to be a beacon of democracy, peace, and inclusion on the continent and for the world. Theirs is a task to maintain the positive momentum that will move the country forward. The youth are key to bringing this future to fruition and through active and engaged citizenship South Africa's promise can be realized.
The Demographic Dividend: Economic Growth With Changing Age Structures
October 15, 2013 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
In the latter half of last century, Thailand and other East Asian countries successfully capitalized on shifts in their age structures to gain a boost in economic productivity, a phenomenon known as the demographic dividend. Today, despite the hitherto sluggish pace of Africa's demographic transition, scholars and politicians remain hopeful that similar changes on the continent may lead to faster development in coming decades.
CANCELLED: European Union - United States Partnership in Africa: An EU Rendez-Vous Event
October 10, 2013 // 12:00pm — 5:45pm
Please note that this consultation has been CANCELLED due to the government shutdown. We regret any inconvenience this may cause.


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After writing my game reaction yesterday, in which I had some criticism of Tim Tebow, I received several emails questioning my Broncos fanhood.
Just what does it mean to be a Broncos fan?
Back when I was a kid and began to identify myself as a fan, all that meant was watching my father curse John Elway on television and getting into fistfights at school with Steelers fans. It didn't take a lot of Broncos gear, Broncos tattoos, or a throwback jersey; it didn't require a cable package, mandatory attendance at Mile High Stadium (I made it to just a handful of games), or box seat; it didn't require that I adhere to a code, or sign my name somewhere, or join a group on Facebook group created by other self-identified fans.
And it sure as hell didn't require blind devotion--to the owner, to the quarterback, to other fans.
The IAOFM staff discuss the Denver Broncos' 18-15 comeback victory over the Miami Dolphins
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TJ: Schefter says Tony S. is playing for his job today. Sparano better have used the Tebow thing as bulletin board material. Otherwise, he should lose his job. I would give a hell fire speech before the game if I were Sparano, saying 1) Look at what they are saying!!! 2) They don't even care about you! 3) They care about some college player who thinks he's Jesus Christ Superstar, and then takes some chairs and smash them into Jason Taylor
Ted: I'll bet you Sparano doesn't do that. He gives his usual execution speech. But it ain't going to matter if Matt Moore keeps playing like he's been playing
Doug: What's the point of firing him now? Unless Cowher is coming in right now, or someone like that? Otherwise you've got some interim coach for the last 10 weeks?
Ted: Yeah, Doug...Mike Nolan
Continue reading "Chewing the Fat: Week 7 - Broncos at Dolphins"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! It's Monday, which means it's time for another wet towel to dampen all the excitement. I know, a win is a win, right? Especially when you come back from down 15-0 with 5:23 left on the clock to emerge 18-15 in OT (box score), and especially when your QB is making his fourth NFL start, right? Obviously, the ending was exhilirating, improbable and memorable, and if one had flipped on the game at that point they'd think Tim Tebow was an excellent NFL QB - and for those 5:23 of game time, that would be pretty accurate.
But here's the thing - we can't just judge Tim on those two drives. We all witnessed the first 54:37 of the game and Denver's prior 11 possessions, two of which went for more than 16 yards (34 and 54, to be exact). No, the playcalling wasn't good. But Tebow was worse. He was beyond terrible. What kind of calls can you make when your QB is missing wide open targets by 10 yards, or throwing the ball five yards out of bounds with open receivers and no pressure? Not only were the Broncos without a third-down conversion until the fourth quarter, but they were without a single passing first down until more than half of the fourth quarter was gone.
Confirmation bias isn't just a river in Egypt.
This week, every Broncos fan will have a legitimate claim to their view.
Does Tim Tebow have what it takes to be the Broncos starting quarterback?
The score says yes. So do the thousands of Tebowites who skipped church this morning to witness Tebow's 4th-quarter comeback.
But the game plan says no. John Fox and Mike McCoy called this game like they couldn't trust their quarterback--or their team. Without an onside kick recovery, an OT turnover, some amazing catches by Demaryius Thomas and Daniel Fells, and a Dolphins team that ran a prevent defense that only prevented them from winning, this game is a loss to a brutally bad team.
The Broncos had fourteen days to create a game plan for the Miami Dolphins. It was clearly thirteen days too many. They could have done better by simply letting Tebow use his old Florida playbook and flying in Urban Meyer. At least they would have converted a 3rd down before the fourth quarter.
This game did nothing to resolve the quarterback issue for the Broncos, but at least it was exciting in the end. That's more than the Broncos have had in a long time.
(Update & Correction: The coverage noted in the last two drives was clearly NOT prevent, quarter coverage, it was nickel, deep-zone coverage)
Continue reading "Gut Reaction: Week 7 - Broncos at Dolphins"
Enjoy the games, everyone - and Go Broncos!
Before I get to this week's picks, let me give you a quick scouting report on the Miami Dolphins.
They try to run. When that doesn't work, Brandon Marshall tries to push off up the field to get separation. Call it the bully route.
It's not been working that well this year. In fact, it's been a bit clumsy.
Gee, where have I heard that before?
Look for the trend to continue.
Now, on to the picks.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! You know what really grinds my gears? People like Dan Gainor (whom Kiszla quotes extensively in his column today) who say they're rooting for Tim Tebow because he's a "good role model" and a "player whose jersey you can wear and not worry about wanting to burn it tomorrow" because presumably he's not engaging in any scandalous behavior. Right, because most players are involved in scandals? Are the Broncos lacking in role models? What's wrong with Champ Bailey, Brian Dawkins, Elvis Dumervil, Eddie Royal, or Kyle Orton among the notable Denver veterans?
What's even funnier, is that Gainor goes on to say that if whatever criticism is directed at Tebow were instead aimed at a racial minority, there would be quite the backlash. This prompts a simple question. Would folks like Gainor be so interested in Tebow or in extolling his virtues if Tim weren't white?
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Denver is hoping to have Julius Thomas in action tomorrow, although he's listed as questionable. Brian Dawkins, Demaryius Thomas, Eddie Royal and Willis McGahee are all listed as probably and will play.
Meanwhile, the Dolphins are banged up at free safety and are unlikely to have usual starter Reshad Jones (doubtful) and his main backup Chris Clemons (questionable). That leaves Tyrone Culver, who's primarily a special-teams player, and Gerald Alexander (who was just re-signed on Wednesday) to man the position. CB Vontae Davis and TE Will Yeatman are also questionable, while Brandon Marshall, Reggie Bush, LB Cameron Wake, RB Daniel Thomas, and CB Nolan Carroll are all listed as probable.
Happy Friday, friends. I hope you're hungry, because today we're going to munch on some Dolphins that got caught in the nets. The Broncos travel south to sunny Miami, where they've never won a regular season game. Since the Dolphins seem hell-bent on winning the Suck for Luck sweepstakes, it's looking like the Broncos will have a solid chance to end that streak. Can you hear the zealots? Tebow is the greatest ever! He did something that no Broncos QB has ever done!
Personally, I'd be happy with continuous improvement from Tebow, and effective overall play. If the Broncos get that, and if the defense plays like it did in the second half vs. San Diego, I feel pretty good about their chances to improve to 2-4. If not, there's always next week. Anyway, let's get on with the show. As En Vogue once said, Now it's time for a breakdown.
Game Watched: Dolphins at NY Jets (Week 6)
Happy Friday, Broncos fans! Chris Benson previews Sunday's game for PFF, and he's looking forward to seeing what Denver's young wideouts have to offer - he says Demaryius Thomas provides the most potential, and that Eric Decker must prove that he can get open without Brandon Lloyd commanding the attention of opposing defenses. Benson writes that winning the game (for either team) will be a matter of committing to the run and not making big/costly mistakes in the passing game, and he points out that Joe Mays has been very much hit or miss (literally) in run defense. In fact, Mays is among the leaders among inside backers in terms of defensive stops, but he's got a stomach-turning number of whiffed tackles (eight in five games).
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