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Soaring rhetoric: 2012 commencement addresses
Joel Patterson
Jun 8, 2012 With graduation in the air, here's a sampling of inspiring commencement speeches of 2012 featured in today's show.
The magic small political donation number
Krissy Clark
Jun 7, 2012 Why do the Obama and Romney campaigns both set $3 as the entry-level donation?
Obama to visit 'Black Beverly Hills'
Shereen Marisol Meraji
Jun 4, 2012 Black upper middle class View Park in L.A. feels connected to nearby poor neighborhoods.
Advocates fight for candidates to address foreclosures
Mary Rose Madden
May 31, 2012 Today housing advocacy groups from 22 cities and 17 states are launching a campaign to force the presidential candidates to address the specific topic of foreclosures.
The Obama Dashboard and what it means
John Moe
May 25, 2012 The President's re-election campaign is using high tech tools for grass roots organizing
How your job shapes your vote for president
Frank Newport
Interview with
May 24, 2012 According to Gallup, what you do for a living, not how much money you make, may determine your vote in November.
Obama mines Silicon Valley
David Gura
May 22, 2012 Hollywood isn't the only place in California with lots of campaign money. The Bay Area also has many deep pocket donors -- especially in the Silicon Valley, the home of many tech billionaires.
Which candidate can better steer the economy?
Frank Newport
Interview with
May 17, 2012 Gallup's latest polls reveal which presidential candidate Americans believe can best fix the U.S. economy.
A fundraising boost from same-sex marriage
Nancy Marshall-Genzer
May 24, 2012 President Obama's shift on same-sex marriage might have opened the door to more fundraising.
Electronic voting 2012: Here we go again
Jeff Horwich
May 11, 2012 Elections come and go and many issues change, but one seems to remain: electronic voting. Two years ago, four years ago, eight years ago -- the story's been about the same: the machines don't seem ready for primetime, but we're using them anyway.


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Milwaukie Inn Portland South - Milwaukie
Located in Milwaukie (Southeast Portland), Milwaukie Inn Portland South is close to Portland Aquarium, Willamette Shore Trolley, and Milwaukie Museum. Also nearby are Millenium Plaza City Park and Elk Rock Garden.
Property Features.
Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities at this Art Deco property include multilingual staff, a garden, and concierge services. Self parking is complimentary.
The 39 air-conditioned guestrooms at Milwaukie Inn Portland South include blackout drapes/curtains. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with premium satellite channels. All accommodations provide phones, along with free local and long-distance calls (restrictions may apply). All units feature microwaves and refrigerators. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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Quake forces evacuations in Southern California
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A moderate earthquake that rattled a swath of Southern California forced several dozen people in one community out of their homes after firefighters discovered foundation problems that made the buildings unsafe to enter, authorities said Saturday.
Fire crews red-tagged 20 apartment units in a building in the Orange County city of Fullerton after finding a major foundation crack. Structural woes, including broken chimneys and leaning, were uncovered in half a dozen single-family houses, which were also deemed unsafe to occupy until building inspectors clear the structures. The damage displaced 83 residents.
Despite the evacuations and scattered damage, Friday night's magnitude-5.1 earthquake centered about 25 miles south of downtown Los Angeles mostly frayed nerves.
The quake was preceded by two smaller foreshocks. More than 100 aftershocks followed, including a magnitude-4.1 that hit Saturday afternoon, the largest in the sequence so far that was felt over a wide region. No injuries were reported.
Residents were inconvenienced and some lost valuables, but "thankfully the damage wasn't greater," said Chi-Chung Keung, a spokesman for the city of Fullerton.
Business owners in Orange County spent the aftermath sweeping up shattered glass and restocking shelves. Utility crews worked to restore power and shut off gas leaks and water-main breaks. A rock slide in the Carbon Canyon area of nearby Brea also caused a car to overturn. The occupants had minor injuries, and the road remained closed to traffic.
The Red Cross opened a shelter in neighboring La Habra but closed it once the 38 people who stayed overnight returned home.
"Everything is starting to get settled down here," La Habra police Sgt. Mel Ruiz said.
In Fullerton, some residents will have to stay elsewhere until building inspectors can check out the red-tagged apartments and houses and give an all-clear, Fire Battalion Chief John Stokes said.
Another 14 residential structures around the city suffered lesser damage, including collapsed fireplaces. Shortly after the main earthquake, the city dealt with a dozen water-main breaks and multiple natural-gas leaks, Stokes said.
A water-main break flooded several floors of Brea City Hall, and the shaking knocked down computers and ceiling tiles, Stokes said.
It was not immediately clear if City Hall would reopen Monday. An email to the mayor was not immediately returned.
Friday's jolt was the strongest to strike the greater Los Angeles region since 2008. Southern California has been in a seismic lull since the deadly 1994 Northridge earthquake killed several dozen people and caused $25 billion in damage.
The latest quake hit a week after a magnitude-4.4 temblor centered in the San Fernando Valley shook buildings and rattled nerves.
It appeared to break a 1-mile segment of the Puente Hills thrust fault, which stretches from the San Gabriel Valley to downtown Los Angeles and caused the 1987 Whittier Narrows quake that killed eight people. The rupture lasted half a second, scientists said.
U.S. Geological Survey seismologist Lucy Jones said it's unclear whether Southern California is entering a more active seismic period. "We have been in a really quiet time. It can't stay that way," Jones said.
A day after the magnitude-5.1 quake, Peter Novahof went shopping with his family at a hardware store in Long Beach. Though nothing was knocked out of his place at his home, he figured it was a good time to think about securing his television and cupboards with glassware.
"We've had an earthquake drought for a while," he said. So people are decorating their houses without taking into consideration that "we're in earthquake zone."
AP writer Daisy Nguyen contributed to this report from Long Beach, Calif.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Christian Persecution- MARTYRED:176,000 Killed in One Year
That number is astonishing and very disturbing. But Jesus told us persecution would increase.
I recently saw a video about the continuing persecution of the Christians in the state of Orissa in India. The video is very disturbing, so be warned.
I posted about the miraculous event with the elephants in Orissa here:
MARTYRED: 176,000 CHRISTIANS in ONE YEAR
-by Bob Unruh - www.wnd.com
A new ministry partnership has launched a campaign to raise
awareness of the fact that an estimated 176,000 Christians around
the world were martyred - killed for their faith - in a one-year period
from the middle of 2008 to the middle of 2009.
That's 482 deaths per day, one every three minutes.
Martyrdom didn't go away with the Middle Ages, according to
reports from Open Doors USA, which now has combined efforts
with actor Kirk Cameron of "The Way of the Master" ministry as
well as evangelist Ray Comfort of Living Waters ministry to focus
on those who are being persecuted for their faith.
The groups have announced a webinar on Thursday, an interactive
Internet-based seminar, featuring Cameron, Comfort and Carl
Moeller, the president of Open Doors USA.
Registration is open to the public and free of charge.
Emeal Zwayne, executive vice president of Living Waters, said that
few Christians in the U.S. are even aware "that an estimated
176,000 Christians were martyred from mid-2008 to mid-2009.
"It's so hard to believe that in this day and age so many Christians
are losing their life for their faith. It's as though we in the U.S. live
in a different world from the rest of the Body of Christ," he said.
"We want to ask the question that is on a few people's lips - will
persecution ever come to America? And if so, what can we do
about it?" he said.
Zwayne said the ministries have been working together "to try and
draw attention to the plight of the Persecuted Church, because
Scripture tells us to remember those who are persecuted for the
sake of Christ."
"Open Doors is a wonderful organization, and together we want to
do all we can to highlight this often forgotten cause," he said.
Read the rest of the article here:
Click here to take action at Open Doors USA: http://www.opendoorsusa.org/
In Christ, Sara
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Ron DiCianni: Painting the Resurrection of Jesus
This is absolutley beautiful!!
In Christ, Sara
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Delosperma cooperii - Iceplant transplant ?
I'm new to this type of plant. How often should it be watered as a transplant? It was potted in a small 4 inch plastic pot.
I did plant it in poor, dry soil that is mounded a bit, thinking that would be more to it's liking but we live in central Arkansas, where the days are now in upper 90's to 100 with high humidity. The plant's potting soil looked like the typical mix usually found in purchased plants, nothing unusual looking.
Will it wilt and droop when it needs a drink or shrivel up or should I give it a bit of water each day while it's so hot and it is getting established? I've read that it is very hardy and grows in southern California on dry banks so it must not require much water. I'm also curious about how it spreads if it's sitting on such dry soil, as I suspect it roots at the leaf nodes on the runners?
Such pretty bright blooms, just don't want to kill it before I have a chance to enjoy. :-)
My thanks for your advice.
I never watered my ice plant when I planted it. I wouldn't advise that though. It was just a inch long cutting when I planted it 2 years ago. It rooted the first year, started to grow more the 2nd year, and this year it started to bloom and spread. I think that succulents don't need as much water as other plant types. I would say weekly waterings wouldn't be harmful and could only help the plant. It has such wonderful blooms and is so easy to propagate. My only negative thought on this plant is I need to weed the ice plant bed often. Good luck with it!
I saw the ice plants in CA as well and had to find them when I returned to AL. The yellow ones were hard to find, but I did get some so I promptly planted them and watered the heck out of them for a few days. They started to shrivel up and die so when I asked the nursery owner, he said to plant them and forget about them. At the most water them once a week. Since doing that, they are growing nicely -- we have dense clay soil here.
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Transporting citrus on plane across state lines?
Hey all,
I live in the cold cold state of NJ but I may be going to CA in a few weeks. I'm hoping to pick up a few varieties of four winds trees while I'm there (their 20-30 dollars per tree shipping plus my inability to pick out the shape of the trees I want is killing me) and pack it in my luggage to bring it back to the east coast. Does anyone have any experience doing anything similar? I know all their trees shipped to me has that sticker on it that clear it as disease/insect free.
Thoughts?? Thanks!!!
Check with your airlines to see if they allow you to carry on plants. If you want to follow the law to the letter you will have to have your plants inspected by the state before you bring it into New Jersey. "All nursery stock shipped into New Jersey must be accompanied by a valid certificate stating that the authorized authority of the state where the stock was grown has inspected the stock and that the stock was found to be free from dangerously injurious plant pests." If you buy them directly from four winds they should be able to inspect them for you. I don't know if four winds has direct buying or not. Even if you can pick up directly from them you shouldn't travel through the state with them at all due to the quarantines currently in place in CA.
I'm pretty sure Four Winds does not sell directly to the public in California. However most independent nurserys in Northern California will have them for sale. But they're sold in 5 gallon containers, not the 5" liner pots, so you would have to lug a large pots onto the plane; they weigh about 15+ pounds each. Or you would have to bare root them ahead of your flight, and wrap them well so they don't dry out. They retail for about $30-37.
And Kristopher is right, you would need to get them inspected and get a certificate; probably wouldn't be able to get one as you couldn't buy them direct from Four Winds and the retail nursery wouldn't have it, Four Winds would, I think. I don't know if you could get a copy. I'd call them first and see what could be done, they are pretty nice to deal with on the phone.
And yeah, can't travel with them from northern CA to southern CA.
This post was edited by BarbJP on Thu, Mar 27, 14 at 13:53
I was hoping to go to an independent nursery to pick out my trees, bareroot them, wrap them in wet newspaper and haul it back home with me. I've heard of people doing that and I thought that because NJ isn't a citrus state, they would be less concerned about inspecting them. :/ I'm really hopeful as I'm kind of getting tired of paying $60 for my Four Winds Trees (including the shipping) so $37 sounds excellent to me!
Thanks everyone for your input! I'm going to contact Four Winds and my airline (once I get the tickets) :)
Nj might not be a citrus state but there are plenty of other pests and diseases that can travel on plants. All states have laws regulating the interstate movement of plants. I don't think every nursery has inspection certificates but I might be wrong. That's another problem you might encounter. I'm almost certain big box stores won't be able to help you. Good luck with whatever you decide to do!
I know that Four Winds has the inspection certificate when they ship it to me but you're probably right. If I can't, I'm going to try ordering from McKenzie in South Carolina (spoke to Stan).
I also sent an email to Four Winds asking their advice.
Marme, you cannot move citrus out of the state of California. In fact, you cannot even move it out of most counties, now. Inspected and treated citrus is just for sale in the local area. I cannot drive up to Los Angeles, and bring citrus back, nor can I take my citrus out of San Diego county. I would call the CDFA and ask them, directly. Explain what you want to do, and where you live. Let them guide you. The fines for transporting non-inspected citrus across state lines is hefty.
Patty S.
Here is a link that might be useful: CDFA Contact Information
I just came back from Portland with a suitcase full of plants. TSA never even opened it. I also had some in my carry on. Again, not inspected. I had phyto certs. just in case, but they didn't even ask. My conclusion: TSA agents are not Ag. inspectors, and unless you are going through customs, as in an international flight, I doubt your plants would be rejected. This is my personal experience. I cannot vouch for what other states or airlines will do.
Also, my suitcase was an old Samsonite. No smushing :)
Wow, I didn't know that! I contacted Four Winds and they said I can buy the trees from North CA but once I do, I can't bring them into South CA, I have to go directly home. They also advise me to contact NJ authorities to make sure. This stinks. I suppose I'll be ordering from McKenzie after all. I'm super jealous of all you people from those citrus states! :P
Thanks for all your advice everyone!
I've no idea about citrus or the regulations, but I have transported plants (from SE Asia, 14+hrs) in my main baggage all you need to do is bareroot them (maybe have a small amount of soil or sand, bind it in paper towels or newspaper and then wrap in foil. Make sure the body of the plant is in the middle of the bag with a towel or other soft items either side and that the bag itself isn't under filled so nothing moves about.
Most plants should be fine this way I would imagine
I think Kris and I are on the same page, I think it would still be more labor intensive and not cost effective to ship it. Plus, I'd have to time it just right, so I suppose I would just let Four Winds do all the work.
Thanks for your input Nick! You're much braver than I. If I did that, I'd be nervous the whole plane ride that I'd come get my luggage and there'd be security waiting for me. :) Just because I'd be scared I didn't follow some rule somewhere.


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Hi there guys I'm an Oilers fan not Flyers but I love my birds and have since I started watching during the Buddy Ball days. i am sure there are Eagles fans here so what's gonna happen this week? at 3-2 Eagles go in to the Giants game in good shape. Vincent is probable, Taylor is out, Dawk is out, and Buckhalter is questionable.
Anyways I'm not sold on the Girls they beat some weak teams, Carter is running a college offence I say Jim Johnson blitzes him till the cows come home. Another big game fior Westbrook and I think Don gets on track with 2TD's 1 to LJ Smith. I would love to see more Billy Mcmullen aswell. Anyways I'll say 24-17 Eagles. what do you guys think?
I'm a huge Buccaneers fan but i will say this about the Eagles. It looks like they regained their confidence and should get better and better as games progress. One thing I didn't like is that they had the Skins looking mediocre for most part of the game and then they got sloppy and allowed them to almost force thegame to go into OT. They have got to stay consistent for 60 minutes if they want to be taken seriously. I think they will take the Cowboys but won't have an easy time doing it. I can see this going straight till the end to decide a winner.
Anyway, the Cowboys. God I hate them with a passion. And I hate Bill Parcells too, so this is a double whammy game for me. I'd like to see them get after Carter and see how well he does when facing an aggressive, quick defense. Also, the Cowboys really have little in the way of a running game, so stuffing that quickly will shut down the play-action that Carthon likes to use to take the pressure off of Carter. With the Eagles speed at linebacker, they should be able to bottle him up on the rollouts, too. Now, if Troy Vincent is back, that helps the Eagles out considerably, allowing them to blitz more and bring more pressure on Carter.
On offense, Donovan has to get it together still. His play has improved, but goddamnit, throw those short passes/dumpoffs to where the guy can catch the ball AND THEN RUN WITH IT!!! What good does a screen do if it's at Duce's feet? Or Smith or whoever has to lay out to catch a 3-5 yard pass in the flat? The W.C. offense is based on getting the ball to the receivers/backs short, then letting them run with it and make plays. The QB HAS to be able to put the ball in a position for them to do that, and Donovan still is having trouble with that. Involve Mitchell some more, too...he seems to be turning things around. Stretch the field against this defense, give the ball to Westbrook some more (he's the real threat out of the three Eagles HBs), and let Donovan roam around. Roll-outs, bootlegs, etc. This will help loosen the D, and give them a chance to move the ball. And for God's sakes, no more stupid penalties from those offensive linemen. If another stupid personal foul gets called on them, I will be most aggravated. Of course, it's not like I could do anything to someone like John Runyan (who outweighs me by a good 110 lbs and has about 3" in height on me), but I'll still be annoyed. :)
Oh, and I think they can win. I hope they crush them, but I'll settle for a win, and the Eagles back in control of the NFC East where they should be. The Cowboys need to be beaten down and humiliated so they can be put back in their place: last. :yo:
I don't think I'll ever be completely sold on Quincy Carter, or at least not until he proves he can lead a team. Yes, the Cowboys are off to a good start and Bill Parcell's plan has worked well, but it's hard to judge if this is the real Cowboys or a team just running on adrenaline.
It's always fun when the Cowboys and Eagles play, though-I'd have to say the Cowboys are the Eagles biggest rival-other than the Giants.
I guess some of you guys forget that they beat the Giants in NY huh?
I think that Parcells has the Cowboys playing well and is coaching to they're strengths. they do have capable running backs to mount a ground attack and if the Eagles decide to single up on the Cowboys recievers, they better get to Carter because if they don't those recievers can makes some big plays.
anyway, I'm hoping for a good game and a Cowboys win.
Carter is somewhat mobile and those WRs are very good. Can't wait to see Parcells and Johnson go at it.
what a shock
going into a flyers board and not many eagles fans. i can say its different for me i'm from canada and a Packers fan.
Eagles are lucky to be 2-2. The are no longer a 'good' team. Giants have outplayed the Eagles this year. Cowboys beat them in their own back yard (with a healthy dose of luck).
Jimmy Johnson is the best defensive coordinator in the league, but he has zilch left to work with. Reid has the offense looking terrible. Carter hasn't looked better than McNabb for one game, he has looked better than McNabb all year.
I am a Carter doubter, he reminds me of Kordell Stewart in that he can look as bad as he can good, but the Cowboys have been playing at a higher level than the Eagles. I don't think their can be any doubt about that.
It is going to be a good game. Even when the Cowboys stunk, they put up a fight (and vice-versa for the Eagles). Parcells is a much better coach than Reid and has a healthier team at his disposal. I expect McNabb and the offense to continue to flounder, Jim Johnson to befuddle Carter and the game to be decided by a TD. I give it to the home team.
Go COWGIRLS !!!
I'm in a huge pick 'em pool at school...You put in 5 bucks and pick the winner of 5 games. If you get all 5 games right then you get the pot - which is over 200 bucks. Here were my picks for the week:
(I can still revise them, until tomorrow, so lemme know if you think I should change anything)
Ravens over Cardinals
Saints over Bears
Colts over Panthers
Dolphins over Jaguars
Eagles over Cowboys
Tiebreaker: St. Louis 27 Atlanta 10
Saints-Bears, Eagles-Cowpokes, Colts-Panthers are close match-ups.
5 'safe' picks (as safe as safe can be in the NFL anyway):
Titans over Houston
Maimi over Jags
Ravens over Cards
Bills over Jets
Those are all heavily favored match-ups.
For the last, I would take one of:
Chiefs over Packers
Seahawks over 49ers
Broncos over Steelers (this would be my choice)
I think our young D is getting better, I think the Skins have the best WR's in the NFC East and both Lito and Brown held their own with Coles and gardner plus Ramsay is better than Carter so I'm not too worried. I love how Simineau is playing at MLB and the D line is getting more pressure, getting Whitting back was big and even Coleman has made some plays. Simon and Walker are playing well all we need is for kalu to step up. Eagles will win and once again be at the top of the div.
In addition, look at their opponents. The Jets are awful this season, can't get out of their own way. The Cardinals are ALWAYS awful, and this season worse than usual. The Giants are 5th in the NFC in run defense, but right now are giving up almost DOUBLE what the Eagles do on the ground. They really are quite overrated this year. Their passing defense is actually LAST in the NFC right now. So beating them at home is not actually that big a deal. Of course, now without a real kicker their already awful special teams will only get worse, but still, beating them is not exactly something that should prove the Cowboys are all that great. But please...the Cowboys simply have not faced a very difficult schedule yet, while the Eagles have played Tampa Bay, New England (who has one of the best defensive coaches of the last 2 decades in Bill Belicheck), the Bills (whose defense is vastly upgraded from last season), and an improving Redskins team (which has a defense that SHOULD be good, but can't seem to get things together). I'd say the strength of schedule must be factored in to the Cowboys quick start.
I make no excuses for the Eagles, though. Donovan MUST be better...he has been very off so far, and although I think with the playcalling improving he has also started to play better (what a shock, huh Andy? Jackass), he still must get better. The Eagles also need to not let up as they did in the Redskins game. Why would you start rushing only three when all game long you've held them in check with bringing 4-6 guys??? I hate those end of the game "let's change our approach even though we've been slaughtering them with it for almost the entire game" mentalities. If the Eagles bring the pressure (something they can do as well, if not better, than anyone else thanks to Jim Johnson being a stone-cold pimp at scheming defenses), and stuff the ground game as they've been able to so far, I see Carter reverting to his old form, and Parcells blowing a gasket. Well, one can hope, right? :)
Oh, and JCD, I disagree with your statement about the Giants outplaying the Eagles this year. Looking at the stats and the two teams play over the season so far, I see the Eagles improving (getting back closer to "good") and the Giants regressing each week. Certainly defensively the Eagles, even missing 3/4ths of the projected starting defensive backfield, an incredibly banged up defensive line, oh and an almost completely new cast of linebackers, have been superior to the Giants while playing better teams. BTW, beating the Rams when they're starting Kurt Warner is not impressive anymore. Warner sucks, and the Rams have no clue what they're doing anymore. They barely beat Washington, they lost to Dallas, and they got smoked by a Miami team that is pretty decent. I don't see much difference between the two teams other than you can slice the Giants secondary (the projected starting secondary for the season, BTW) up even with a mediocre QB like Fiedler, and no one has been able to do that against the Eagles despite their loss of 3 Pro Bowl players back there.
Yes, I'm an Eagles homer. Yes, I'm insanely biased. But I really don't see that the Eagles are going to lose this game. Quincy's still got some learning to do, and I'm waiting for Jim Johnson and the Eagles D to start the lessons this weekend. It should be a lot of fun. :)
I should know better than to discuss the Eagles here, but what the heck... I seriously wonder if people have been watching the same team I have.
I see a team that was absolutely b1tch-slapped the 1st two weeks of the season.
I see a defense that was able to contain a 1-dimensional Bills offense that was missing their star RB, but was throttled by the Bucs and Patriots. A defense that had difficulty keeping an injured 2nd year QB from rallying the Redskins to victory on the road.
(Talk about the Giants barely beating the Redskins? Was I the only person at the Linc last Sunday or what?)
I see an offense that struggles to move the ball and a QB that has yet to have a decent performance. McNabb is the worst rated QB in the league and has all of *A* TD on the year. At least he got his completion % up above 50% finally though.
Giants have given up more yards on the ground than the Eagles, so what? That statement has absolutely no meaning. Why? Ricky Williams, Marshall Faulk and Troy Hambrick versus Antowaine Smith, Joe Burns and Michael Pittman. Notice a difference there?
Truth be told, none of the NFC East teams look good. Somebody will win the division, but none of them are going anywhere.
I also see Roy Williams sending at least one Eagles player to the training room on Sunday.
But your assertion on the run defense shows a major pet peeve of mine: valuing name above performance. Guess what? Of the five starting running backs you mentioned (Burns was a fill-in, and only has 24 carries so far this season), Marshall Faulk is far and away the WORST PERFORMER so far this year. So no, I do NOT notice a difference there. The only running back the Giants have faced who is superior to anyone the Eagles faced was Ricky Williams. Hambrick may become a good RB someday, but his career totals barely exceed some of the season totals run up by Smith and Pittman. He has proven NOTHING in this league, and so far this year, he's actually a comparable running back to Michael Pittman. Smith has been better than Faulk (in rushing...the Pats generally use other backs for their screens and passing game, so there's really no comparison there. Besides, you left out the best comparison there would be: the Redskins running backs. It's the only common team between these two right now. And Canidate and Betts had a much higher average per carry against the Giants than against the Eagles. Christ, combined Betts and Canidate had 28 yards against the Eagles. Against the Giants, they combined for 85 yards. And let's not leave out that wonderful Giants pass defense, which let a second year QB throw for 348 yards against them. That same second year QB who threw for 271 yards against the Eagles.
But by all means, persist in believing the Giants have outplayed the Eagles this season. I know you'll write me off as a biased Eagles fan (based on that "I should know better than to discuss the Eagles here, but what the heck... I seriously wonder if people have been watching the same team I have."), but if you look at the numbers, really, they haven't been outplayed by the Giants. They had a horrible first two weeks, and I was as frustrated by that as anyone. But they've also become a completely different team since the bye week, it seems to me. The defense has tightened up, the offense is slowly (VERY slowly) improving (keep running the ball, Andy), and the young players are starting to get better as they become more comfortable in the systems.
I do agree with your statement that none of the NFC East teams look good right now, however. The Giants certainly are not impressive, the Cowboys have yet to really prove anything, and the Redskins, as long as Steve Spurrier insists on throwing the ball as much as he does and on those stupid continual audibles at the line, will go nowhere. We already covered the Eagles. But we'll see what happens. People wrote off the Pats the year they won the Super Bowl, but if one of these teams gets on a roll at the end of the season, it could make life very entertaining come playoff time. The NFL is not an easy thing to predict...let's just keep that in mind.
When you state that you see no difference between Joe Burns-Antowaine Smith-Michael Pittman and Ricky Williams-Troy Hambrick-Marshall Faulk, then it kinda makes my point for me.
Your right, I do write you off as an Eagles homer.
Antowain Smith: 61 carries, 223 yards, 3.7 YPC, 1 TD, 0 Fumbles
Michael Pittman: 54 carries, 261 yards, 4.8 YPC, 0 TD, 1 Fumbles (0 lost)
Troy Hambrick: 84 carries, 299 yards, 3.6 YPC, 1 TD, 1 Fumbles (0 lost)
Marshall Faulk: 42 carries, 116 yards, 2.8 YPC, 1 TD, 0 Fumbles
Now, where the hell is the difference between these backs? Historically, Marshall Faulk has been far superior to these guys, but guess what, we're not in 2000 or 2001 or even 2002 for that matter. We're in 2003, and this season Marshall Faulk has been below average, and injured. It's not a big deal to contain him this year. His receiving hasn't even been very good. Now, he's been injured, so that'll impact that. But wait, that's my ENTIRE POINT. You cannot simply go on name alone. You have to look at how they're performing. And you refuse to do that, why, I don't know. Instead, it's easier to write me off as a homer, and not look at the data available which contradicts the majority of your point.
I notice you also discarded evidence that points to a weak Giants pass defense (one of the worst in the NFL to this point, despite having all their starters still available), and my own admission that I see flaws with this Eagles team. No, I'm just a homer because I look at the evidence and the results of the current season before making statements. Whatever. You want to delude yourself? Go ahead. But please, next time try to educate yourself before arguing with someone.
I had a long detailed response, but didn't bother with it.
Fact is, Giants are ahead of the Eagles in the standings and have looked considerably better in the games they played.
You say how lucky the Giants were to sneak by the Redskins, but ignore the fact that the Eagles did the exact same thing.
You state how the Eagles have faced the former SB champ Bucs and the tough NE team, but ignore the fact the the Giants faced the Dolphins (a better team than the Pats) and slapped the Rams around.
You go off about how past doesn't matter, look at the present. Fine, the present shows the Bucs collapsing in 2 games and the Pats getting ***** slapped around by the Bills.
You already conceded that Ricky Williams is a far better back than Joe Burns, so I have no friggen clue why you are still trying to say that the Eagles have faced that same level of RBs. Even if Pittman=Hambrick and Smith=Faulk is true (which I disagree), that Williams>>>Burns ends all discussion.
It is this nonsense that makes you a homer.
Want some stats? Here, educate yourself:
Eagles are last in the NFC East with the worst offense in the NFL.
Now who is the deluded one again?
Eagles v. Cowboys
Now perhaps Eagles partisans who hope that the blitz will derail Dallas may be unpleasantly surprised. Dallas offense is well suited to handle the blitz. All that speed on the outside with quick-hitting passes. Quincy Carter and Dallas are better than alot of people think.
I handed my picks in today, I went with:
Bills over Jets
Ravens over Cardinals
Dolphins over Jaguars
Eagles over Cowboys
Colts over Panthers
Should be a pretty solid weekend for me. The pot is over 200 bucks...
McNabb has not played well at all. We all know this, but over the last two weeks, he has shown signs of his true abilities and that is good. He may not be at his best, but he was capable of carrying his team to wins over the Skins and the Bills, no two easy wins my friend. You can cut up on both teams, but regardless, both teams are talented teams.
As the year goes on, McNabb will only get better and the defense will only get better. Things are looking 'good' right now. The team looked terrible in September but have looked good in October thus far. If the defense can continue to impress and then add in the hurt players, then all will be fine.
Sunday is a very big game. The linebackers really need to come and play while the cornerbacks need to stick their coverages. Get to Quincy Carter, mentally and physically, and the game is simply over.
McNabb has been very erratic so far this season and getting to him early to disrupt his rhythm is important.
McNabb rarely develops a rhythm. Anybody else getting sick of the west coast offense?
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THE family of a woman found dead in her home in Cumbria have paid tribute to a "beautiful, caring" woman.
Demi Burns, 21, from Workington, was found dead in her home address in Newlands Gardens, Workington, on November 11.
Miss Burns family said: "Demi was a beautiful, caring young woman who was loved dearly by all her family and friends. She always put others before herself and adored her family, especially her mam, gran and pop.
"The hole in our lives she has left will never ever be filled, the light in our hearts has gone out forever. We will miss you always our princess."
The circumstances which led up to Miss Burn's death are being investigated by detectives in Workington and further tests have been requested by the Home Office pathologist to establish the cause of death.
The coroner has been made aware.
The 28-year-old local man who was arrested on suspicion of murder has been bailed until January 2013, pending further inquiries.
First published at 11:48, Thursday, 15 November 2012
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Set in the Catalan Institute of Nano-technology (ICN) in Barcelona and led by Prof. Clivia Sotomayor Torres, the Phononic and Photonic Nanostructures group (P2N) investigates phonon/pho-ton/electron interactions in nano-scale condensed matter underpinned by research in nanofabrication, especially nanoimprint lithography. The long-term aim is to develop new information technology concepts where information processing is achieved with multiple state variables.
Research is carried out on nano-scale thermal and acoustic effects in both confined systems and phononic crystals; on methods to control the exciton-plasmon coupling targeting enhanced light extraction in light sources; and on the optimisation of the optical gain of printed polymer-based photonic structures.
In order to facilitate the uptake of nano-technology innovations by industry, the group is advancing nanoimprint lithography towards the realisation of 3D nano- and hybrid structures. For the latter, efforts are focused on acoustic-field assisted self-assembly of nano- and mesoscopic particles, to realise heterostructures and to deposit them selectively on patterned and or surface-functionalised substrates.
Latest Publications
A Hooke's Law-based Approach to Model Protein Folding Rate
Y. B. Ruiz-Blanco, P. J. Prieto, Y. Marrero-Ponce, J. Salgado, Y. Garcia, and C. M. Sotomayor-Torres. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 364, 407 (2015) open reference link »
Formation of Titanium Nanostructures on Block Copolymer Templates with Varying M...
M. Kreuzer, C. Simão, A. Diaz, and C. M. Sotomayor Torres. Macromolecules, DOI: 10.1021/ma501605s (2014) open reference link »
Dynamical back-action at 5.5 GHz in a corrugated optomechanical beam
D. Navarro-Urrios, J. Gomis-Bresco, S. El-Jallal, M. Oudich, A. Pitanti, N. Capuj, A. Tredicucci, F. Alzina, A. Griol, Y. Pennec, B. Djafari-Rouhani, A. Martínez, and C. M. Sotomayor Torres. AIP ADvances, 4, 124601 (2014) open reference link »
Electrocatalytic tuning of biosensing response through electrostatic or hydropho...
L. Baptista-Pires, B. Perez-Lopez, C. Mayorga-Martinez, E. Morales-Narvaez, N. Domingo, M. J. Esplandiu, F. Alzina, C. M. Sotomayor-Torres, and A. Merkoci. Biosensors & Bioelectronics, 61, 655 (2014) open reference link »
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The EUPHONON position paper on nano-phononics has been released. It is one of the main outputs of the EUPHONON coordination action (www.euphonon.eu), a EU project which mission was to build a European community for nano-phononics. The document aims at defining nano-phononics, bringing forth the urgent need to aggregate a nano-phononics community in... more »
Prof. Sotomayor Torres gave an invited talk at the the 27th international conference MNC, Japan
The pioneering work of the P2N on defectively metrology was recognized by the organizers of the Symposium on Nanoimprint, Nanoprint and Rising Lithography, at the 27th International Microprocesses and Nanotechnology Conference MNC, Fukuoka, Japan, 4-7 November 2014, with an invited talk entitled "Nanoimprint lithography as a directed self-assembly ... more »
The P2N group to pioneer a series of post-graduate lectures
Researchers of the Phononic and Photonic Nanostructures group took the initiative, in collaboration with ICN2 Human Resources and Education Department, to launch a series of post-graduate lectures on optical spectroscopy. This will be part of the new ICN2 Open Knowledge Program that aims to create an internal flow of knowledge. The action is a pilo... more »
Results on phononic bandgap in 1-D optomechanical crystal highlighted in Nature Photonics
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According to the Philadelphia Inquirer via ESPN.com, the Eagles will not cut quarterback Michael Vick before today's deadline where he'll be guaranteed $3 million for the 2013 season.
The Inquirer, citing sources close to the situation, reports that while the Eagles aren't expected to bring Vick back at his $15.5 million salary, the team will not release him before Wednesday.
The clause in Vick's contract allows Philadelphia to keep Vick on the roster until March 12 — the start of free agency — without having to pay the guaranteed salary, as long as another team picks him up or pays him more than $3 million.
The Eagles can always decide to trade Vick once the new league year begins on March 12th.