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Week 15 NFL Game Recaps
Falcons 41, Jaguars 14
This game was a joke. The Falcons were up 41-0 before pulling their starters. If Atlanta really tried, it could have won 73-0.
Blaine Gabbert, meanwhile, did nothing of the sort. Most of his final numbers (12-22, 141 yards, TD, INT) came in garbage time against Atlanta's backups. He had negative yardage for more than half the game, and he had a potential pick-six dropped. He was 6-of-12 for 47 yards and a pick when the Falcons pulled their starters.
Gabbert was so absolutely horrible that it was humorous. I mean, who needs to watch Community and the Office when you can see this guy play? On the opening drive, Gabbert took two sacks, though one was wiped out by a Ray Edwards offside penalty. On 3rd-and-6, Gabbert heaved the ball downfield as hard as he could despite the fact that the ball landed 20 yards away from the closest receiver. I was shocked he wasn't whistled for intentional grounding.
Gabbert can't read the blitz. He's terrified at the slightest hint of a pass rush. He wilts under pressure. He can't secure the football (two lost fumbles). He takes way too many sacks. He's not accurate. Basically, he's not a professional quarterback.
I slotted Robert Griffin to the Jaguars in my latest 2012 NFL Mock Draft. I'm now convinced more than ever that Jacksonville will select a quarterback given the opportunity. The only thing worse than making a mistake is refusing to admit that you made one. If general manager Gene Smith wants to keep his job, he'll pursue either Griffin or Matt Barkley. Gabbert is a sunk cost.
Jones-Drew left the game prior to halftime with an ankle injury, but reentered in the third quarter.
Julio Jones, meanwhile, had five grabs for 85 yards and a touchdown. The good news is that Jones didn't drop any passes. In fact, he made several outstanding catches along the sideline. If he shores up his drop problem, he'll be a stud.
Cowboys 31, Buccaneers 15
This result isn't indicative of how lopsided this contest was. The Cowboys led 28-0 at halftime. At the time, they had 19 first downs compared to just one by Tampa (the Freeman run). The Buccaneers' second first down didn't come until there was 4:50 remaining in the third quarter. At that point, Freeman was a miserable 2-of-4 for 14 yards; the low number of attempts because he kept taking sacks behind his anemic offensive line.
Tony Romo, meanwhile, was prolific. He torched a lethargic Tampa secondary, going 23-of-30 for 249 yards and four touchdowns (3 passing, 1 rushing). His one error came on a strip-six in the third quarter that gave the Buccaneers life. But as Charlie Campbell pointed out on the forum, "Before Dekoda Watson's touchdown, the Bucs had given up 69 straight points going back to the second quarter against the Jaguars last week." In other words, Tampa had life, but it was still in the ICU.
The players are just taking after their leader. Morris doesn't work nearly as hard as other head coaches. Thus, it's no surprise that the team often quits and gets whistled for stupid penalties.
Romo's scores went to usual suspects Miles Austin-Jones (5-53), Dez Bryant (4-40) and Laurent Robinson (3-29). Jason Witten didn't find the end zone, but he led his squad with 77 receiving yards off four receptions.
Redskins 23, Giants 10
This was really unbelievable. If you were to tell me that Rex Grossman would have two interceptions on the first three drives of the game, I wouldn't have bet three units on the Redskins. But as bad as Grossman was early on, Eli Manning and the offense were far worse.
Manning started this contest 0-for-6, but he wasn't entirely to blame. Hakeem Nicks dropped a 50-yard touchdown when he lost the ball in the sun. The Giants dropped a total of four balls in the first half, including one that was picked off on a strange deflection.
The dumb errors continued after the break. Manning (23-of-40, 257 yards, 3 INTs) tossed a horrible pick into double coverage in the third quarter. He later had a touchdown to Hakeem Nicks wiped out by a David Diehl hold. On the next play, Manning was sacked on a fourth down.
The secondary had no answer for Jabar Gaffney, who caught six balls for 85 yards. Santana Moss (2-40) hauled in Grossman's lone score.
Chiefs 19, Packers 14
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
The Chiefs had a nice drive to start the game, but it ended with a 19-yard field goal. Kansas City then stopped the Green Bay offense, but a stupid roughing-the-punter penalty gave the Packers the ball at their own 48-yard line. Fortunately for the Chiefs, Mason Crosby missed both a 59-yard field goal, as well as a re-kick from 54 yards out after a 12-men-on-the-field penalty on Kansas City. This left the Chiefs with good field position which they converted into another Ryan Succop field goal.
Aaron Rodgers was off on some passes, but he also was throwing some darts that his receivers were dropping. Tamba Hali was whipping Green Bay offensive tackle Marshall Newhouse, among others, from start to finish. Meanwhile, Kyle Orton was spreading the ball around and moving down the field with some precision passes and some runs. The Packers defense finally came up with a stop on a fourth-and-goal that was busted by B.J. Raji. Green Bay's offense was off throughout the first half and had only five first downs, for zero points.
In the third quarter, it got worse for the Packers when right tackle Bryan Bulaga went out with a knee injury and went into the locker room. Rookie Derek Sherrod replaced him for a time before he had to be carted off the field with a lower leg injury in the fourth quarter.
Rodgers finally got in scoring position after lofting in a 41-yard pass to tight end Jermichael Finley. The athletic tight end beat his initial defender while Chiefs safety Sabby Piscitelli was late coming over the top (before being cut, Tampa Bay fans referred to him as Saba-stinko Suck-atelli). Piscitelli gets significant playing time, and needless to say, Kansas City is greatly missing injured safety Eric Berry. That pass set up a short touchdown toss from Rodgers to Donald Driver.
The Chiefs answered with a field goal to take a 9-7 lead. Orton tossed a 39-yard pass to tight end Leonard Pope and a 17-yard pass to Jonathan Baldwin to set up the score.
The Packers' offense continued to struggle even as Piscitelli dropped an interception. In the interim, Orton tossed a perfectly thrown corner route to Pope for a 33-yard gain to Green Bay's 2-yard line. The Packer defense came up with another stand to force yet a fourth field goal.
Orton kept coming as the Green Bay pass rush was horrendous which gave the signal caller all day to throw the ball (and furthermore, not even be sacked). A big pass to tight end Anthony Becht set the Chiefs up at the 5-yard line, and Jackie Battle charged into the end zone. The Packers answered with a late fourth-quarter drive and a short touchdown run from Rodgers. Green Bay's onside-kick attempt failed, and Kansas City was able to run out the clock.
Interim Chiefs head coach Romeo Crennel wants to be the permanent head coach, and he led a great performance for his resume. His defense played a superbly against the Packers' potent offense. Hali had three sacks and a forced fumble in a dominant performance.
Rodgers was held to 17-of-35 for 235 yards and one touchdown. Finley (5-83) led the Packers in receiving while Ryan Grant ran for 66 yards on 12 carries.
Green Bay has to be worried about their defense heading into the post-season. Kansas City left a ton of points on the field. If the Packers allow the likes of Orton and Pope torch them downfield, what will Drew Brees and Jimmy Graham do? Orton was 23-of-31 for 299 yards. Pope (2-72) led the Chiefs in receiving as 10 different players logged receptions.
Saints 42, Vikings 20
The Saints had a turnover at the beginning of each of the first two quarters. The first was a Jimmy Graham fumble, and the second was a premature snap that was made when Drew Brees was calling out an audible.
Brees was sick. He went 32-of-40 for 412 yards and five touchdowns. At one point in the first half, he completed 15 consecutive passes. He also had a sixth touchdown (a 40-yarder to Robert Meachem) nullified by a Jed Collins hold.
Brees is now at 4,780 yards this season. He's just 304 yards short of Dan Marino's single-season record. He could easily pass Marino next Monday night.
Seahawks 38, Bears 14
Compared to Hanie, Jackson looked like the second coming of Johnny Unitas. Jackson, who went 19-of-31 for 227 yards and a touchdown, did a good job of converting third downs despite not having Sidney Rice. He caught fire in the second half, finishing 15-of-19 for 176 yards after the break.
Jackson's top receiver was Golden Tate (4-61). Doug Baldwin, who had a huge outing Monday night, caught just one ball for 13 yards.
As for Hanie, well, it's safe to say that no one in the NFL lost more money than him in the past four weeks. Hanie was brutal yet again, going 10-of-23 for 111 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. All of his picks were horrible (two were taken back for scores), and most of his yardage came via dump-off passes to his running backs. Kahlil Bell led the team with five receptions for 43 yards and a touchdown.
Hanie loved throwing to Johnny Knox prior to this contest, but he lost his favorite wideout in the first quarter. That was the most notable thing about this contest. Knox fumbled the ball, and as he was trying to recover it, he was hit and bent over backward. He was down for at least five minutes and was then carted off to the hospital. The good news is that Knox was able to move his arms on the stretcher. Let's hope that he'll be OK.
Dolphins 30, Bills 23
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Miami cornerback Vontae Davis then set up a field goal via an interception to give his offense the ball at the 24-yard line. It should have gone for more but Brandon Marshall dropped his second touchdown of the game. He is one of the league leaders in drops, and his two early in the game looked like they would be costly. His concentration and focus are terrible. If Marshall could get his head straight, he would be a much better receiver.
Moore blew a scoring chance in the third quarter when he fumbled the ball away deep in Buffalo territory. A bit later, Marshall made up for his drops with a 65-yard touchdown on a go route. The pass was thrown in perfectly by Moore to Marshall, who made a nice over-the-shoulder catch while burning cornerback Drayton Florence. The reception put Marshall over 1,000 yards on the season for the fifth straight year.
The afternoon got very sloppy in the third quarter. Dolphin safety Reshad Jones caught a deflected pass for an interception. On the Bills' next drive, Ryan Fitzpatrick threw his third interception to Davis (for his second) when he out-fought Stevie Johnson on a ball lofted downfield.
The Bills made it 23-13 after a short touchdown pass to Spiller. Fitzpatrick threw an interception on the two-point attempt. Late in the third quarter, and then early in the fourth quarter, Bush was running well and moving the ball for the Dolphins. Miami's offensive line was winning the battle up front and doing a good job of opening up lanes and getting to the second level of the defense.
Bush sealed the game with a 76-yard touchdown jaunt. He ran through a big hole and broke a tackle from Jarius Byrd to sprint downfield for the score. Bush had a few other highlight-reel runs in the game including an ankle-breaking spin move to juke a defender. He finished with 203 yards on 25 carries with a touchdown.
Fitzpatrick attempted a comeback with a short touchdown toss to Derek Hagan. Buffalo then recovered an onside kick and made another field goal. On the next kick, Miami made the recovery and was able to drain the clock.
Panthers 28, Texans 13
Houston played as though it was asleep the entire afternoon. It began when Arian Foster fumbled the ball on the opening drive. Carolina quickly scored afterward when Cam Newton hit Steve Smith for a 26-yard touchdown, beating top cornerback Johnathan Joseph.
After another Carolina touchdown, Owen Daniels dropped a routine catch past the first-down marker on a 3rd-and-7. T.J. Yates then had an awful interception on the next drive The Panthers, meanwhile, went up 21-0 on a crazy Fumblerooski play that caught the Texans completely unawares.
Yates still has talent and has the supporting cast to win a playoff game, but this game was a reminder for Houston fans that he's just a fifth-round rookie with only a handful of starts.
Colts 27, Titans 13
1. I wouldn't want to see any team playing hard go winless.
2. I had a bet going with my dad that Indianapolis wouldn't go 0-16.
3. Mike Munchak is a freaking idiot.
I suppose I should address that last point. I think Munchak's decision to play Matt Hasselbeck was so unbelievably stupid. It was clear on the opening drive that the veteran quarterback wasn't right. He was limping around and struggled to make simple handoffs. He had a good completion percentage (27-of-40, 223 yards), but most of that was the result of short passes and checkdowns to Chris Johnson.
Hasselbeck tossed two picks as well, and then gave way to Jake Locker in the fourth quarter. Locker predictably outplayed Hasselbeck, going 11-of-16 for 108 yards and a touchdown. Locker is the better quarterback, so it's inexcusable that Munchak started an injured, inferior option.
Bengals 20, Rams 13
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
St. Louis changed field position on their first drive with a 16-yard pass to rookie Austin Pettis followed by a 12-yard run from Steven Jackson, but lost an opportunity to pin Cincinnati when punter Donnie Jones put the ball in the end zone. The Bengals took advantage of the breathing room with a little help from the Rams' defense. First, a 3rd-and-7 that would have failed when Andy Dalton threw short to A.J. Green was converted when Eugene Sims was flagged for roughing. Then, Green got deep for a 55-yard gain to the St. Louis 2-yard line. However, Cedric Benson (22-76, TD) was stuffed on first down. Two failed attempts to Green later, Cincinnati kicked a field goal to go ahead 3-0. It is worth noting that one of those missed passes was a sweet one-handed catch out of bounds.
The offenses were moving the ball a bit in the first quarter, but the scoreboard didn't reflect it. The Rams answered by driving 58 yards with a blend of Clemens passing (33 yards), a little Jackson rushing and a personal foul penalty on Chris Crocker for roughing Dalton. The drive stalled when Jackson couldn't pick up a yard on 3rd-and-1 and was driven backwards. Josh Brown then missed a 45-yard field goal. Still, his defense picked him up. After another long gain to Green (6-115) helped put the Bengals in scoring position, Darian Stewart forced a Cedric Benson fumble which James Laurinaitis recovered to end the threat.
Then the defenses really took over. It was surprising to say the least to see St. Louis, the worst run defense in the NFL coming in, contain Benson. Four straight three-and-outs put me into a brief coma.
The Rams put the Bengals in poor field position to start drives almost throughout, and it kept them in the game. Meanwhile, St. Louis' four starts in the second quarter were no worse than from their own 39-yard line. The final two marches were six plays apiece, covered a modest 31 and 32 yards but resulted in field goals to put them up 6-3 at halftime. The first of those scoring marches was kick-started when rookie Robert Quinn got a hand on a Kevin Huber punt. The second was the result of Benson being stopped twice with a yard to go to force the ball over on downs.
Cincinnati came out strong on its first second-half possession. It was not a dominant drive, but they converted twice on third down and mixed up their play selection. The 51-yard drive resulted in a 41-yard boot from Nugent to tie the score at 6. After an exchange of punts on modest possessions, the Bengals changed the game.
First the defense stood tall, quickly ending a possession on a three-and-out when Nate Clements sacked Clemens. Then, Brandon Tate had a huge 56-yard punt return to put Cincinnati's stagnant offense in business. They took care of things from there as backup Bernard Scott set them up with first-and-goal at the 1 with an 11-yard run. He was stopped on his first attempt, but scored the first touchdown on the next play to put the Bengals up 13-6. Against an offense that was not scoring touchdowns, they looked solid heading into the fourth quarter.
After Cincinnati's defense quickly forced another punt, their offense finally wore down a spry St. Louis defense. Green, who was limited by an arm injury suffered during the game, picked up 14 yards to start the drive. A couple roughing penalties on Chris Chamberlain helped move the Bengals along with three runs from Benson for 30 yards, including the 4-yard touchdown, which put them in command, 20-6.
The Rams had no choice but to put the game on the arm of Clemens (25-of-36, 229 yards, TD). Other than taking three sacks, he played well under the circumstances. Clemens only got a little help from Jackson (18-71) who was going up against Cincinnati's stingy run defense. Following an exchange of punts, Clemens directed a drive to the Bengals' 18, but took a sack on 3rd-and-1 followed by a flag for intentional grounding which ended the threat when Cincinnati brought pressure.
The Bengals couldn't close the deal on their next possession, and Clemens took advantage, hitting Danario Alexander twice for 47 yards including a touchdown on what was a four-play, 70-yard scoring drive. A creative onside kick failed, and the 20-13 victory was secured for playoff-hopeful Cincinnati.
Lions 28, Raiders 27
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
The other story was two former No. 1 overall picks leading the way at quarterback. They did not disappoint with Matthew Stafford (29-of-52, 391 yards, 4 TDs) ultimately showing up Carson Palmer (32-of-40, 367 yards, TD). Those numbers don't really tell the whole story, of course. A lot happened in between, too much for this summary actually.
Oakland took its first possession to the 24-yard line for a vital early play. On 4th-and-1, the call was a deep pass to Denarius Moore instead of pounding Michael Bush (18-77) and it fell incomplete. The Raiders' defense held, but with Sebastian Janikowski at their disposal, this failure cost them three points they would desperately need later.
Oakland's next drive began with a run from Marcel "Matchup Nightmare" Reece. He rumbled down the sidelines for 56 yards, but stepped out of bounds after 26. Jim Schwartz smartly threw the challenge flag and got back the yardage. When Cliff Avril sacked Palmer, it looked like the Lions would stop the drive, but he was flagged for a horse collar. Chris Houston drew a flag on the very next play for illegal contact, and one play later, Stephen Tulloch was nailed for yet another horse collar. The penalties set the Raiders up at the Detroit 12, and Louis Murphy ran it in for a touchdown on a reverse for the game's first score.
The Lions answered with a touchdown drive that started off with small gains and ended with a bomb to Calvin Johnson (9-214, 2 TDs) for the 51-yard tying score. Megatron regularly made big plays against a defense that seemed confused about his status as an elite force of nature.
After an exchange of punts, Oakland started to open up the passing game, which was open against a defense weakened by the loss of free safety Chris Harris. Darrius Heyward-Bey had a 35-yard gain to bail the Raiders out of poor field position, and then he caught a 43-yard touchdown to put Oakland back on top 14-7. Heyward-Bey (8-155 yards, TD) broke loose from Chris Houston's attempt to knock him over and sprinted to the end zone.
Another exchange of punts, Detroit got its offense in gear again. Johnson was "covered" by Rolando McClain and responded with a 17-yard reception. Even after Tommy Kelly put the Raiders' defense in a hole with an offsides penalty, Oakland was able to force a third down. Johnson was the man again, this time on a 6-yard reception. One play later, Stafford went deep to Nate Burleson for a 39-yard score to tie the game.
I immediately felt that the Lions scored too quickly, leaving a minute for an Oakland defense known for scoring late in halves this season. Palmer threw on six consecutive plays, completing four throws for 45 yards. Bush picked up six more yards on a run right up the middle, and Janikowski's 46-yard field goal put the Raiders up 17-14 at halftime.
The third quarter was a mess for both offenses. Oakland struggled to convert third downs (1-of-9) the entire game, and even though Detroit was effective (8-of-17), they did most of their damage on big scoring plays. Kevin Smith (15 rushes for 43 yards) took the rock on four of the next five plays during one drive. He was unable to find room the entire game and was stuffed on 3rd- and 4th-and-1 for a turnover on downs.
The Raiders were ready to seize on the change of field position as a 13-yard gain to Kevin Boss putting them in plus territory. Heyward-Bey caught a pass over the middle and looked like he would shake tackles and possibly score until Justin Durant forced a fumble that Alphonso Smith recovered. Once again a scoring opportunity went by the boards.
After forcing a punt, the Oakland offense chipped away with a feisty drive featuring a handful of short Bush runs and two modest pass plays to get Janikowski close enough for a 51-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter for a 20-14 lead.
Backed up and trailing, Detroit was in passing mode. Stafford threw incomplete twice and then lost a fumble when Kelly got to him. Aaron Curry picked it up and ran in for what looked like the proverbial dagger. Then, an inexplicable coaching decision changed the course of the game. Hue Jackson sent the kicking team on with a 26-14 lead and 8:04 left in the game. Apparently he was worried about the Lions scoring a touchdown and two field goals in that span to beat him. Instead of trying the two-point conversion to take a two-touchdown advantage, the lead was 27-14.
On the subsequent possession, the only run was a Stafford scramble. He was only 4-for-9 on the drive, but put the ball in the end zone to Titus Young, trimming the Raiders lead to 27-21. Oakland tried to run it out with Bush, who had gains of 12, 3, 15, 5 and 2 yards to chew up 2:19 off the clock and eat up precious timeouts. Faced with a 3rd-and-3, the call was a play-action pass down the sideline for Chaz Schilens. It fell incomplete, leaving plenty of time for a final Detroit drive.
This time Stafford, who did nothing for the third and most of the fourth quarter, was white hot. He connected with Brandon Pettigrew and Burleson then twice to Johnson on four consecutive plays to pick up 85 yards in a flash. The 48-yard bomb to Megatron was stunning because he was able to beat a secondary protecting a lead deep. After a holding penalty on left tackle Jeff Backus, it looked like the Raiders would weather the storm. However, Stafford went back to Johnson who drew a pass interference penalty on Stanford Routt. After an incompletion, Stafford hit Johnson for the score and 28-27 lead, the Lions' first of the game.
The phrase "Tebow Time" is taken, but with 39 seconds to play it looked like "Janikowski Time" for Oakland. Palmer connected twice with Kevin Boss for 34 yards to put the ball at midfield. With a timeout in their pocket, the Raiders were in good shape, but Palmer lost all pocket presence and was sacked again by Avril after what seemed like an eternity of trying to find an open receiver. After an incompletion, Palmer hit old friend T.J. Houshmandzadeh for a gain of 6. Janikowski came on for a 65-yard field goal attempt, but it was blocked by Ndamukong Suh, whose presence was quite frankly not felt until that play.
Detroit definitely made the plays down the stretch and deserved to win the game, but Oakland head coach Hue Jackson cost his team a chance to seal the game on more than one occasion. His aggressive nature did not pay off on the failed fourth down costing a field-goal opportunity, and after pounding Bush to try to run out the clock, Jackson might have been able to secure the win simply by running him once or twice more late in the game. The decision to kick an extra point while up by 12 midway through the fourth quarter might have been the worst decision though, and hopefully, he will learn from these mistakes for the sake of Raider Nation.
Patriots 41, Broncos 23
Denver lost three fumbles in the opening half, which is a shame because the team piled up a whopping 218 total yards in the first quarter, moving the chains with ease. But the Broncos just shot themselves in the foot when Lance "Playa Hatas'" Ball, Tim Tebow and Quan Cosby all coughed the rock up. Those fumbles led to 13 New England points.
The dumb mistakes continued after intermission, with the most egregious error coming on the defense. The Broncos forced a punt after Tom Brady threw incomplete on a 3rd-and-24 very deep in his own territory. However, Robert Ayers felt the need to shove a hand into the face of a New England lineman, which gave the Patriots a free first down instead of a short field for Denver's offense.
Brady went 23-of-34 for 320 yards and two touchdowns. Unlike last week in which he looked really lackadaisical, Brady played with a ton of a fire that we often see when he's an underdog. Perhaps someone didn't notify him that he was favored by a touchdown.
Brady's scores went to Aaron Hernandez (9-129) and Chad Ochocinco (1-33). Rob Gronkowski (4-53) didn't do much because Denver doubled him on every play. Perhaps John Fox didn't realize that New England has two awesome tight ends.
It was odd to see the Patriots have so much success getting to the quarterback, especially after watching Andre Carter go out with a nasty knee injury. Carter was carted off to the locker room in the first half.
Eagles 45, Jets 19
McCoy, by the way, broke Steve Van Buren's Philadelphia record for touchdowns in a single season. He has now found the end zone 20 times this season.
Cardinals 20, Browns 17
Arizona trailed throughout, but John Skelton played great in the fourth quarter and overtime, going 12-of-20 for 157 yards in that span. His overall numbers were 28-of-46 for 313 yards, one touchdown and an interception.
Skelton was all over the place early in the contest. Some of his passes were way off, including one where he missed a wide-open Larry Fitzgerald for a big third-down conversion in the third quarter. He made up for it though by hitting Fitzgerald for 32 yards in overtime. Jay Feely hit the decisive field goal on the next play, which made me extremely happy because Cleveland still covered the six-point spread.
Skelton has now performed well in consecutive games. It might be worth it for Arizona to continue sitting Kevin Kolb so it can see if Skelton can be the starter next year. Kolb is owed $10.5 million in 2012, so it's conceivable that he could be a cap casualty prior to March if his backup continues to outplay him.
Cleveland doesn't have much offensive talent, but Greg Little was finally able to have a breakthrough performance, catching five balls for 131 yards and a score. Peyton Hillis (26-99) also found the end zone once.
Chargers 34, Ravens 14
This was just bizarre. I know Philip Rivers has all of his receivers back and heats up in December, but Baltimore's stop unit looked terrible. It couldn't get any sort of pressure on the quarterback or cover anyone downfield. Tackling was also a big issue. Even Ray Lewis whiffed a couple of times.
Flacco's stat line looks much better than he played; he went 23-of-34 for 226 yards, two touchdowns and the aforementioned picks. His scores went to Torrey Smith (6-77) and Ed Dickson (3-36). Anquan Boldin wasn't much of a factor (2-51).
For thoughts on Steelers-49ers, check out my updated 2011 NFL Power Rankings, which will be posted Tuesday morning.
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The act of two people staring at each other in such a lustful way they might as well be doing it.
"I am no longer a eye sex virgin."
"I am no longer a eye sex virgin."
Por dorkwad
19 de marzo de 2003
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Staring at someone so lustfully that you might as well be having sex with them.
Anytime Richard Castle and Kate Beckett look at each other, a part of you wants to scream "eye sex!" at your television
Por SlayerMcG
20 de diciembre de 2010
eye contact that withstands a time period longer than the casual encounter. eye contact that signifies: come hither.
Jane: That guy over there wants me.
Mary: How do you know?
Jane: We just had 5 full seconds of eye-sex!
Mary: How do you know?
Jane: We just had 5 full seconds of eye-sex!
Por DoSc
13 de agosto de 2006
ogling or staring at desirously, imagining sex. usually with a hot or rather spiffy member of the opposite or same sex. (which ever you prefer)
Me and brandon definitely had eye sex last night at the basketball game.
Por told ya i'd do it
10 de mayo de 2007
When you establish eye contact with an opposite sex hotie in a bar or party for a long enough period of time that you know you might not come back home alone at the end of the night.
-Dude! I just hade eye-sex with this hot girl! You've got to come with me and take care of her friend!
- How come I always get the fat chick!?
- Do I really need to answer that?!?
- How come I always get the fat chick!?
- Do I really need to answer that?!?
Por El Bruno
02 de septiembre de 2005
To lock eyes with someone, and in that moment of connection, undoubtedly knowing you two both wanna get freaky.
Holy shit mayne, me and that girl just had eyesex. She totally wants it.
Por sglass337
04 de diciembre de 2008
The kind of relationships between two same-sex persons (occasionally happens in TV-shows) that gives to girls all over the world a gulp of desire and this sweet madness every time their beloved characters do this. Sometimes fandom can be born just from the eye-sex.
Jane: And you don't wanna sleep with me..... Do you?
Maura: *dat look full of eye-sex*
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WALTHAM — Doc Rivers weighed in on "The Call" following Celtics practice on Tuesday. Asked if he had any reaction to the uproar over Bill Belichick's decision to go for it on fourth-and-2 from his own 28, Rivers, an avid NFL fan, replied, "You read your team, and if you like your team, you take risks. That's what you do. But you don't get do-overs in coaching and that's the difference. Everything else, you get to sit around and talk about it after the fact. In coaching, you make your decision and you don't apologize for it." For more Celtics coverage, visit the Green Street blog.
Ian talks with Chris about the NFL offseason and specifically what the Pats have done and will do. He talks about NFL free agency, if Brandon Spike will come back to New England, all things NFL Draft and more in an extensive interview.
in hour 2 of NFL Sunday, Greg and Chris discuss some news from around the league including the Philip Rivers situation in San Diego, if the Titans may sign Rivers, where Marcus Mariota may end up, and what the Jets will do. Price talks with NFL Network's Ian Rapoport about all things NFL offseason and the draft. Finally, the guys touch on if the NFL is over-saturating fans with too much coverage all year round now.
Greg and Chris talk a ton of NFL Draft in hour 1 of the show. They discuss what the Pats might do with their early picks and get Mike Petraglia's thoughts on the issue as well.
Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
Brian "White Mamba" Scalabrine joins the guys to talk about the Celtics playoff push, the development of Marcus Smart and James Young, and the prospect of Brad Stevens leaving the Celtics for a college job.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
The Red Sox beat the Rays 1-0 in Tampa tonight, Joe and Dave talked with the man who scored the only run and also caught five different pitchers in the process, Ryan Hanigan.
Xander had the game winning hit in the bottom of the 9th to get the Red Sox on top of the Baltimore Orioles 3-2, he talked with Joe and Dave after the game about what his thought process during the at-bat was and the excitement of a walk-off.
Buster Olney of ESPN joins the guys to talk about the first two weeks of the baseball season. They discuss the struggling Red Sox rotation and the potential of the high-powered offense.
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Gary, Gerry and Kirk opened the show by discussing the Olympics in Boston.
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Warren Sapp, (who Christian is already NOT a fan of) was arrested the day after the Super Bowl. TMZ has released the footage/audio of the police interrogation which includes some embarrassing first hand accounts from Sapp, about that night.
Nate Solder played this Super Bowl winning season while recovering from testicular cancer... and other stories of athletic unselfishness and heroism.
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Mikey Adams, joined by Lenny Megliola and Chris Villani, talks about the Red Sox home opening win at Fenway and the Bruins fallout after missing the playoffs including the future of Peter Chiarelli and Claude Julien.
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Gary, Gerry and Kirk discuss Ben Affleck's attempt to hide his family's history of being slave owners in a recent documentary.
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Eames® Molded Plastic Side Chair with Dowel-Leg Base, Maple - Quick Ship
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The unmistakable Eames Molded Plastic chair takes on a different life with each of its base offerings. The wooden dowel legs of the Eames® Molded Plastic Side Chair with Dowel-Leg Base bring a softer aesthetic, while its crossed metal rod base is distinctly Eames. The high-impact plastic shells are carefully manufactured using environmentally friendly recyclable polypropylene and are dyed throughout so colors remain vibrant even after years of hard use.
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You and your fellow White Sox fans absolutely contribute to the team with all your effort, cheers, and jeers! In fact, you're so important to the White Sox organization that you deserve to get this Team Issue Legend performance tee from Nike's Authentic Collection! Hey, you're a member of the team, you should be sporting the same gear the players do! Featuring "White Sox" in an outlined black lettering printed above "Baseball" in white and a vivid Sox logo on Nike's moisture-wicking Dri-FIT fabric, this classic tee will have you cheering for the Sox and pushing yourself to the next level of excellence!
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Pretty surprised at how y'all manhandled Lackey… but I'm sure that felt good for a change. I'm really beginning to like Bourjos and his game. He fits so nicely with this team… he could become very good for a very long time.
Jeff – That felt great! The thing with Lackey is that he gets extra frustrated once you start hitting him, so mistakes tend to snowball and he becomes more hittable. Hopefully he won't be so unbeatable for us in the future. I'm glad Bourjos is starting to get some love outside of the Big A. I think he's going to be one of the players that's fun to watch no matter who you usually root for.
– Kristen
When the Angels play Boston it reminds me of the nursery rhyme about the Little Girl – When she was good, she was very, very good, but when she was bad, she was horrid.
So glad we ended the series with the good!
Impressive wins for the Angels. Winning in Boston is never an easy thing to do, no matter what their record.
Wells is used to sending it over the monster. Well Done!
—Mark Gauthier
Wells is used to sending it over the monster. Well Done!
—Mark Gauthier
Lana – So very, very true. And now more of them have curls to boot, what with so many Angels shunning scissors this season and all, LOL.
Mark – And I am thrilled to watch him do it in Angels red. :) I sure there will be a few stops and starts but that overall the warming trend will continue for Wells bat.
— Kristen
Congratulations to the Angels for finally getting the monkey (and I don't mean the rally monkey) off their back and beating the Red Sox back to back.
You're on a roll. We (I hesitate to say it out loud for fear I will jinx it) are on a little bit of a roll. Even if your boys kick my boys' sorry butts, I'm going to enjoy this week, as long as there is some quality baseball. And, no one has to play in the sleet and hail and rain this time around.
-Keleigh (Watching the Dandelions Grow)
Just to prove how big of a nerd my dad is, after hearing on the broadcast the other night that Trevor Bell's grandfather played Bozo the Clown here in Chicago, I decided to test my dad. I said that "Trevor Bell pitched a good inning for the Angels the other night." and my dad said "Trevor Bell, wait… he isn't related to Bob Bell, the guy who played Bozo, is he?" I love my dad. And Bell is a monster. I look forward to facing Chatmaple in this next series! =P
– Anders (The Hitless Wonders)
Jane -Thanks Jane! These were definitely morale victories, infinitely more important that moral victories in baseball.
Keleigh – I'm looking forward to the coming series against the White Sox. I think it should be a good one, especially without the need for parkas.
Anders – That's a cute story. Nerd dads are the best. Bell is definitely a monster. I' like to see him as a starter someday. And you'll see Chatwood on Wednesdy.
Ooh! It'll be Chatwood vs. Peavy, then
– Anders
Anders – Peavy's pitching again? Very exciting!
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alex138 wrote:i'm curious for the reason...would it be celebrity likeness? I seem to recall a meme mashup derby winner that had a spot on picard and riker, moreso than my rendition. but who knows how the rejection-ator functions?
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JadenKale wrote:They don't have heather grey tees.
ah, I actually just meant that as silver.
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Re: Lilypad Built for Two
alex138 wrote:ah, I actually just meant that as silver.
HAHAHA patrick stuart rules - gets my vote
timelessblur wrote:While funny this will be rejected for they can not print it.
alex138 wrote:i'm curious for the reason...[snip] but who knows how the rejection-ator functions?
Possible likeness but almost certainly because of the Starfleet insignia. It is trademarked. They have always rejected the use of the insignia in Star Trek themed entries.
Re: get this child off my bridge (resub)
Sans starfleet logo, also correct shirt color on template. Wesley Crusher ruins everything.
Re: Game of Chairs
A little too cutesy for my tastes but nice idea.
MathUhhhSaurus wrote:Love the concept and the art! Only thing I don't like it the square-ness of it. Maybe get rid of the sky in the background and put it on a lighter/more sepia shirt color (cream or brown). I love it otherwise!
I also think that it's placed just outside the max area for a print. Woot, if they printed this, would make that much smaller than it's currently displayed. They won't print sleeve to sleeve.
I laughed as soon as I saw this one. Far too often a cell phone can be the third party in a date. Not fun.
Star Wars... how original...
tabitha87 wrote:Kanto Economics Chapter 1: Saving on Pokeballs
Epic! I love it!
Re: Roommates
Epic I love it!
Click here to embiggen.
JadenKale wrote:I also think that it's placed just outside the max area for a print. Woot, if they printed this, would make that much smaller than it's currently displayed. They won't print sleeve to sleeve.
Unless the template is off, it's correct.
For the Old and the New Gods...THIS SHIRT MUST COME INTO BEING!
Re: Duck...Duck...Duece
May also be a celebrity likeness issue.
Re: Breaking Development
this idea is pretty awesome! (so awesome in fact I may steal it, if I can get in there ahead of ramyb mind) jus the execution that is lacking :-( still +1 :-)
youcantteeme wrote:This is my very first derby entry for WOOT! Hope you enjoy!
I want you I need you But there ain't no way I'm ever gonna love you. Now don't be sad Cause 2 out of 3 aint bad. Now don't be sad Cause 2 out of 3 aint bad.
Chocolate is so pleased with himself.
6 colors on black
Re: Secret love
A little far fetched. We all know Luigi's got the hots for Princess Daisy.
Or, perhaps, make it more like a frame from a daily newspaper comic and go the black and white route (the lettering and feel would work for this). Back east, United States elementary school history focuses on Founding Fathers (northeast), and Civil War (southeast) but out west Lewis and Clark are emphasized.
Re: The Bohr Model
AWESOME. If you don't win, let me buy directly from you!
Just a question - I thought entries from previous derbies had to be substantially changed. Is this not true? It would be good to know the deal for future reference.
I love the pastel texture. Is that a brush or a texture overlay? Or did you do it on paper and scan it in?
This amazingly professional style is why I had "Treehug" teach me how to do this! I hope this wins so I can buy this shirt-Treehuggers, Unite!
But how does Vader slurp? Maybe it's some force wizardry.
Re: Asteroid Aversion
Very cute. What were you thinking the asteroid's paradigm was? What is that facial expression? Interesting. I like it - one of the better entries in this somewhat challenging derby.
Re: Bad Timing
I'd really appreciate some constructive criticism on this - I think I'm starting to get better at illustrating, but what can I improve on?
Re: WOW Three is possible
Designer - Can you explain what this shirt says in your opinion please? The intention of the shirt. Just curious because I'm not clear.
Re: Not part of our club
Is it Sun Drop?
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=63196]Lewis
Wouldn't buy one, but it looks great. Very high quality, funny, & cute. Nice work.
jamjam511 wrote:Opposites attract - or so the electron thought.
You should sooo put that subtitle on the shirt. It makes the shirt even better!
Re: Couples Only
Re: The Next Door Neighbor
Very, very funny. Obviously rejected due to lack of protection...
ihategroupon wrote:Very, very funny. Obviously rejected due to lack of protection...
Wouldn't want tons of little pencil shavings flying around everywhere.
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The Concordia Organist by Artists. CD. Published by Concordia Publishing House (CR.99-2264U1).
The Concordia Organist is a 31 CD set that will fulfill a need for those churches using Lutheran Service Book but have limited or no access to an organist or keyboardist to accompany congregational singing. Pipe organ accompaniment of all 656 hymns and liturgies in LSB are included on 31 CDs and packaged together in a CD-sized binder. An index of all the music on the CDs also is included in a booklet with the binder. The music has been recorded at Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne, Indiana by Kevin Hildebrand, Paul Grime, and Richard Resch, outstanding musicians and well-known in Lutheran music circles.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Messiah (Messias) HWV 56 by George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). Edited by Donald Burrows. Documenta musicologica II/40 / Barenreiter Facsimile. Facsimile (half-cloth binding). HWV 56. 352 pages. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BVK2109).
ISBN 9783761821091. 32.5 x 27.8 cm inches.
Pages: 352
Genres: Baroque Period, Christian, Classical, Religious
More Songs For Praise & Worship 5. Sacred, Christian, Praise, Worship. Complete File Library. Published by Word Music (WD.080689502873).
ISBN 080689444173. Sacred, Christian, Praise, Worship.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Brockes-Passion. "Der fur die Sunde der Welt gemarterte und sterbende Jesu" (after the copy from J. S. Bach). By George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). Edited by Andreas Traub. For STB vocal soli, solo vocal quintet, SATB choir, 2 oboes, taille (english horn), 2 violins, viola, basso continuo. Stuttgart Urtext Edition. Score available separately - see item CA.5504800. Oratorios, Passions, Lent and Passiontide, Holy Week. Complete orchestral parts. Language: German. HWV 48. Duration 150 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5504819).
With Language: German. Oratorios, Passions, Lent and Passiontide, Holy Week.
The extraordinarily high reputation among Handel's contemporaries of his Passion Oratorio to words by Brockes is indicated by the fact that no less eminent a musician than Johann Sebastian Bach himself made a copy of this work. Although Bach copied it without making substantial changes in it, our edition of the work brings together two of the greatest baroque composers. The Brockes Passion was-not only for the Leipzig Thomaskantor-an alternative to the betterknown Bach Passions.
Genres: Baroque Period, Christian, Classical, Religious
More Songs For Praise & Worship 5. Sacred, Christian, Praise, Worship. PDF Files on Disc. Published by Word Music (WD.080689501876).
ISBN 080689444173. Sacred, Christian, Praise, Worship.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Allein zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ BWV 33 (Cantata for the 13th Sunday after Trinity). By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Edited by Leipzig Bach-Archi; Christoph Wolff; Peter Wollny. This edition: Slipcase, Facsimile. Composed for September 3, 1724. Language: German/English. BWV 33. 20/46/13/15 pages. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BVK2201).
ISBN 9783761822012. With Language: German/English. 38.0 x 24.0 cm inches.
Genres: Baroque Period, Christian, Classical, Religious
Everlasting Praise 2 (A Timeless Resource for Congregation and Choir). By Mike Speck & Stan Whitmire. Arranged by Mike Speck, Wayne Huan & Stan Whitmire. Choral. Mike Speck Music Series. Sacred. Moderate. Score and Parts (CD-ROM). Published by Lillenas Publishing Company (LP.765762158009).
Genres: Christian, Religious
All the Best Songs of Praise & Worship 3. Sacred. CD-ROM Orchestration. Published by Lillenas Publishing Company (LP.765762170704).
Genres: Christian, Religious
All the Best Songs of Praise & Worship 3. (More Contemporary Favorites). Songbook. Praise & Worship and Sacred. Score and Parts (CD-ROM). Published by Lillenas Publishing Company (LP.765762162204).
Genres: Christian, Religious
Songs of the Sages (Parts) by Hampson A. Sisler. Parts. Published by Laurendale Associates (MN.CH1241P).
Genres: Christian, Religious
Songs of the Sages (Orchestral Parts) by Hampson A. Sisler. For orchestra. Choral. Medium. Orchestral parts. Published by MorningStar Music Publishers (MN.CH-1241P).
Genres: Classical, Christian, Religious
Where Praise Begins, (Orchestration, Paper). (A Worship Choir Collection). By Geron David & Bradley Knight. For choir. Sacred. Moderately Advanced. Score and Parts. Published by Lillenas Publishing Company (LP.765762180000).
Genres: Christian, Religious
Der fur die Sunde der Welt leidende und sterbende Jesus (Passionsoratorium von Barthold Heinrich Brockes). By Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767). Edited by Carsten Lange. For 6 soprano voice solos/2 alto voice solos/4 tenor voice solos/6 bass voice solos/SATB choir/orchestra. This edition: Urtext edition. Telemann Musikalische Werke, Band 34. Edition of selected works, Score (cloth bound). TVWV 5:1. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA5863).
ISBN 9790006498017. 33.0 x 26.0 cm inches.
Instruments: Choir, Soprano Voice, Bass Voice, Tenor Voice, Alto Voice, Vocal, Voice
Genres: Classical, Baroque Period, Christian, Religious
Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet. (for pre-recorded tape and instruments). By Gavin Bryars (1943-). For digital tape / CD and ensemble / orchestra. This edition: ED 12480. Contemporary Music. Performance material. Composed 1971. Duration 35 minutes. Published by Schott Music (SD.49014910).
Jesus' Blut hat mich noch nie im Stich gelassen, dies eine weiss ich gewiss, weil er mich so liebt." Dieses Lied eines Londoner Stadtstreichers wurde 1993 mit Tom Waits ein Hit in den englischen Charts. Gavin Bryars war vom kurzen melancholischen Gesang, den er 1971 einem Dokumentarfilm uber Obdachlose entnommen hatte, so sehr fasziniert, dass er das Lied 180-mal wiederholte und mit einer ruhigen, harmonisch klingenden Orchestermusik unterlegte. Bryars' Kompositionen vermitteln dem Horer das Gefuhl einer Bildbetrachtung. Es wird namlich nur ein bestimmter Zustand beleuchtet, hier die religiosen Gefuhle des Stadtstreichers. Daher ist diese Musik zur Untermalung im Film oder Ballett pradestiniert.
Genres: 20th Century, Christian, Classical, Religious
Messiah (Helmuth Rilling gewidmet). By Sven-David Sandstrom. Arranged by Timothy Higgs. For SATBar solo, SMsATBarB choir, 2 flute, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani, percussion, 2 violins, viola, cello and contrabass. This edition: paperbound. Oratorios. Score. Language: English. Composed 2008. 270 pages. Duration 120 min. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.2810200).
ISBN M-007-09393-8. With Language: English. Oratorios.
Pages: 270
Instruments: Choir, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion, Timpani, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Trumpet
Genres: Christian, Religious
The star of Bethlehem (Christmas cantata). By Josef Gabriel Rheinberger. Edited by Harald Wanger / Harald Wanger. For Soli soprano/baritone, SATB Choir, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, English Horn, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, 2 Horns, 2 Trumpets, 3 Trombones, Timpani, 2 Violins, Viola, Cello, Contrabass, Organ, Harp. German title: Der Stern von Bethlehem. Christmas. Level 3. Complete orchestral parts. Language: German/English. Composed 1890. Op. 164. Duration 48 minutes. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5016419).
ISBN M-007-08030-3. With Language: German/English. Christmas.
This idyllic and lyrical work, which finely underscores the Christmas story in nine scenes, is rendered in a recording in which the joy of Christmas Eve is emphatically communicated.Score available separately - see item CA.5016400.
Genres: Christian, Christmas, Religious, Miscellaneous
Easter Anthology arranged by Various. For SATB choir. Easter. Benson Choral. Sacred; Modern Christian. CD-Rom (containing score and parts). Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing (BN.4575714478).
Instruments: Choir, Vocal
Genres: Christian, Easter, Religious, Celebrations
30 Minute Choir Book arranged by Camp Kirkland. For SATB choir. Non-Seasonal. Benson Choral. Sacred; Modern Christian. CD-Rom (containing score and parts). Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing (BN.4575715918).
Instruments: Choir, Vocal
Genres: Christian, Religious
Calvary's Love by Dave Williamson. Orchestration. Published by Word Music (WD.080689558788).
Genres: Christian, Religious
Embrace The Cross by Don Wyrtzen. Orchestration. Published by Word Music (WD.080689565786).
Genres: Christian, Religious
Every Tongue Confess by David Hamilton. Orchestration. Published by Word Music (WD.080689065798).
Genres: Christian, Religious
From Sea To Shining Sea by Camp Kirkland. Orchestration. Published by Word Music (WD.080689568787).
Genres: Christian, Religious
30-Minute Choir Book, Volume 3 (Orchestra Parts and Conductor Score CD-ROM) arranged by Camp Kirkland. For SATB choir. Benson Choral. 20 time-saving arrangements easily learned in one short, half-hour rehearsal. Sacred, Modern Christian. Moderate. CD-Rom (containing score and orchestra parts). Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing (BN.4575720338).
The 30-Minute Choir Book, Volume 3 arranged & adapted by Camp Kirkland, delivers 20 easy-to-perform SATB choral arrangements that your choir can learn in just 30 minutes! Perfect for those times when the schedule changes at the last minute, or for those occasions when you just don't have as much rehearsal time as you'd like! The 30-Minute Choir Book is especially ideal for relieving the pressure of those Sunday mornings leading up to Easter or Christmas when you need to spend more rehearsal time on your musical. The time-tested, proven success of this practical series is sure to inspire confidence as you turn to the newest offering of Camp Kirkland's sing-able and inspiring arrangements, edited to bring you maximum performance with minimum rehearsal! Give us 30 minutes and we guarantee your choir will walk into the service prepared to sing their very best!
Genres: Classical, Christian, Religious
The 30 Minute Choir Book, Vol. 2 (Orchestration/ Conductor's Score-CD-Rom) arranged by Camp Kirkland. For SATB choir. Benson Choral. Sacred, Modern Christian. CD-Rom (containing score and orchestra parts). Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing (BN.4575718368).
Genres: Christian, Religious


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I used to run Familiar Linux on my (now dead) iPaq a few years
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Dempster, Arrieta to face off as O's try to even series
Ryan Dempster and Jake Arrieta worked through uneven outings to ring in the new season. There were some things to like -- Dempster's eight strikeouts in his Red Sox debut, Arrieta's 1-2-3 first inning -- but a few things they can't afford to repeat their second time around.
Both pitchers will get a chance to smooth things over Wednesday night at Fenway Park, when the Orioles look to even up the score with the Red Sox.
This will be Dempster's first home start at Fenway Park, and among the things he needs to improve is his efficiency. He took the loss in his season debut primarily because he was facing Yankees lefty Andy Pettitte, who shut down Boston with a dominant performance straight out of 1996. But Dempster also needed 101 pitches to get through just five innings, as he walked four batters and scattered five hits while permitting three runs.
"I just got outpitched by the guy on the other side of the field," Demspter said Thursday. "I made a lot of good pitches and a couple balls fell in. That was enough to win the game."
Arrieta also pitched only five innings in his first start of the season, failing to record an out after coming out to pitch the sixth. He gave up five runs on seven hits and two walks and struck out five on 93 pitches, putting together a few dominant innings but struggling through others. Baltimore went on to win that game Friday thanks to Chris Davis' tie-breaking grand slam in the eighth inning.
"You can see why Jake has the chance to be so good and why he kind of gets away from it a little bit," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Friday. "We got back in that ballgame, tied it up and then he struggled a little bit. That's something we need to be better at."
Arrieta, who's starting Wednesday to give right-hander Miguel Gonzalez more time to rest, won the final spot in the Orioles' rotation in Spring Training. He went 3-9 with a 6.20 ERA in 24 games last year and admitted Friday that he needs to improve on what he did in his first outing.
"There's things I would have liked to do a little bit better, established a few more things earlier in the game and minimize the damage," Arrieta said. "That's the thing for me, to not let the inning get out of hand like it did in the fourth."
Orioles: Davis named AL Player of the Week
Davis, who went 0-for-1 with two walks in Baltimore's series-opening 3-1 loss, was awarded American League Player of the Week honors on Monday, technically his second straight honor. He shared the award with Tigers ace Justin Verlander during the last week of the 2012 regular season.
Davis put up historically great numbers to start the season, hitting .455 (10-for-22) with four homers and 17 RBIs in six games. He led all Major Leaguers in RBIs and slugging percentage (1.136) and became the first Oriole and fourth Major League hitter to homer in each of the first four games of a season. That put him in elite company with Willie Mays (1971), Mark McGwire (1998) and Nelson Cruz (2011).
"Chris just kind of understands who he is and what he has to do," Showalter said. "He has some periods where he'll get away from it. Hopefully his valleys won't be as long and he can stay in that peak period. That's what he's trying to do. He's very mature about where he is offensively."
• Nolan Reimold said his right hamstring felt better Monday, and he's still optimistic he won't have to go on the disabled list. Reimold left Sunday's game with tightness in the area and didn't play Monday, but he told Showalter he was available, if necessary. Infielder Yamaico Navarro is in Boston in case the Orioles need to make a move to deepen their bench.
Red Sox: Lackey could avoid DL stint
• The Red Sox won't place John Lackey on the disabled list until they find reason to believe he'll need a few weeks to recover from the right biceps strain that prematurely ended his outing Saturday, his first start since undergoing Tommy John surgery.
With Tuesday's off-day, Boston won't need a fifth starter until Sunday. Alfredo Aceves could start that game if Lackey isn't ready. At the very least, it appears Lackey's next start will be pushed back.
"Any time a pitcher, regardless of what they've come through, in John's case, when a pitcher walks off the mound in the middle of an inning, we're going do to what's in his best interest and not risk anything health-wise," Red Sox manager John Farrell said. "Before he gets back on the mound, we'll have to put him through a good test of some sort, whether that's an extended [bullpen session], a [simulated] game -- that will be taken into account."
• Stephen Drew will be activated off the seven-day DL on Wednesday and is expected to make his Red Sox debut at shortstop. The 30-year-old suffered a concussion on March 7, when a pitch hit him in the helmet. After signing a one-year, $9.5 million contract this past offseason, Drew went 3-for-16 (.188) in Grapefruit League action before the injury. Jose Iglesias reportedly will be sent to Triple-A Pawtucket in a corresponding move.
Worth noting
• The Orioles won 13 of their 18 games against the Red Sox last season, the club's first season-series victory over Boston since 2004. The Red Sox hadn't lost 13 games to the Orioles in one season since 1970.
• With Monday's victory, the Red Sox have won their last nine home openers, the longest home-opening win streak in club history and the longest active streak among all Major League teams.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.