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Week 17 NFL Game Recaps
Eagles 34, Redskins 10
It's true though. Philadelphia has found its stride after that horrible Thursday night effort in Seattle. The players have saved Andy Reid's job (though as I've noted multiple times on this Web site, I never believed it was truly in jeopardy), and have built momentum for 2012. There's no doubt that this team will be much better next year, thanks to an entire offseason in which all of these players can gel.
49ers 34, Rams 27
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
Speaking of Clemens, by the way, he's screwed me in two of the past three weeks with backdoor touchdowns. He is the new Backdoor Bandit.)
As it turned out, Indianapolis lost, but no one could accuse this team of quitting based on this effort. Unfortunately for head coach Steve Spagunuolo and general manager Bill Devaney, their team's effort was not enough because, if early reports are to be believed, both are out of a job.
San Francisco got its hands on the football first and wasted no time moving the chains. As has been the team's pattern all season, the 49ers chewed up clock and methodically moved down the field. A drive covering only 48 yards took 5:15, but record-setting veteran kicker David Akers missed the 48-yard field goal.
The Rams immediately took advantage of field position with Kellen Clemens hitting ex-49er Brandon Lloyd for a gain of 24 yards. Lloyd (6-100, TD) did what he could to wreck his former team. Then, Steven Jackson (16-76) picked up 20 yards on three straight carries to put St. Louis in the red zone. Two plays later, the Rams were forced to third down, and with Clemens scrambling out of trouble, it looked like a field goal attempt was coming due. That is, until he kept running towards the end zone for the 7-0 lead and rare rushing score against this 49ers' defense.
Both offenses followed with three-and-outs, but the field position exchange went heavily in favor of San Francisco, which got a huge 66-yard punt out of Andy Lee and wound up starting from the St. Louis 33-yard line. Unlike a lot of occurrences this season, the 49ers actually finished the drive. Alex Smith (21-of-31, 219 yards, TD) completed a couple of short passes and ran for the tying touchdown as the first quarter came to a close.
The Rams repeatedly started drives at their own 20-yard line or worse field position (eight times to be exact) but on this possession, worked out of it with a 19-yard pass to rookie tight end Lance Kendricks. However, after two Jackson runs created a third-down situation, Clemens was intercepted by Tarrell Brown. Smith wasted no time finishing this second-consecutive drive and putting San Francisco on top, completing two passes to Michael Crabtree (9-92, 2 TDs) to cover the 34 yards and make it 14-7.
Cadillac Williams substituted in for Jackson on the next drive for St. Louis, but again, the team couldn't move the ball, so it flipped back to the 49ers. Having started at their own 33-yard line, which on this day was par for the course, San Francisco executed two short runs, which Smith followed by hitting Vernon Davis (8-118) for a gain of 44. However, the red-zone woes that have haunted this offense all year showed up when Smith was sacked, threw incomplete and threw a "give up" completion to Crabtree. Akers, who now owns the records for field goals made and attempted in a single season, converted to make it 17-7.
The 49ers defense was starting to take over, and forced consecutive quick punts sandwiched around their own three-and-out. Although head coach Jim Harbaugh insisted that his team would not rest anyone, Frank Gore (7-9) was clearly not part of the equation due to an exhausting season of wear and tear. Two runs from Kendall Hunter for a total of 19 yards helped put San Francisco in plus territory, and a completion to Davis made it an easy field goal opportunity for Akers who put the 49ers up 20-7 at halftime when the Rams failed on their final desperation two-minute drive.
To its credit, St. Louis came out firing in the second half. Jackson ripped off a 27-yard run, but the drive stalled. The field position was changed at least, and San Francisco had to punt after a weak ensuing posession.The Rams responded with big gains to Kendricks and Lloyd, keying a drive that resulted in a 49-yard field goal from Josh Brown, trimming the 49ers' lead to 20-10.
It looked like San Francisco had had about enough of that, completing passes to Crabtree and Davis, setting up yet another Akers field goal attempt. A funny thing happened though. No one covered Crabtree wide and Akers hit him for an easy touchdown, creating a seemingly safe 27-10 lead as the third quarter came to a close.
Still, the St. Louis would not quit. A couple passes to Danario Alexander moved the Rams into field goal range, and Brown was good from 48 yards to trim the advantage to 27-13. The 49ers went to more running from Hunter (16-76) but had to punt when Smith threw short to Antonio Dixon on a check down. However, the San Francisco defense came up big with Tarell Brown intercepting Clemens once again. Set up at the 13-yard line, the 49ers ran the ball five times with Hunter and Dixon (8-21 yards, TD) sharing the work and Dixon's score putting them safely up 34-13.
Well, everyone thought San Francisco was safe with just 6:30 left in the game up 21 points. However, St. Louis was on a different page than the rest of America. A pass to Lloyd coupled with a 15-yard penalty put the Rams almost at midfield in the blink of an eye. Three plays later, a deep touchdown to Lloyd making it 34-20. After recovering the onside kick, which was moved up thanks to another 15-yard penalty on the 49ers, Brown was flagged for interfering with Lloyd, and the ball was spotted at the 1-yard line. Williams cashed in the touchdown from there, and, to everyone's amazement, the score was San Francisco 34, St. Louis 27 with plenty of time (4:36) left.
The 49ers couldn't do anything with Smith sacked on third down by James Hall. The Rams threw a big scare into them when Clemens hit Brandon Gibson for 21 yards to the San Francisco 33-yard line. Two plays later, Navorro Bowman sacked Clemens, putting the signal caller on the sideline. Backup Tom Brandstater threw incomplete twice, and San Francisco ran Dixon three times to set up the victory formation.
The game definitely didn't go how the 49ers drew it up, but they earned the bye and didn't suffer any more notable injuries.
Bears 17, Vikings 13
With that in mind, you can imagine my reaction when Ponder left the game in the second quarter with a hip injury. I yelled, "S***!"
It turns out that I overreacted. Webb was better than Ponder, but the former was guilty of two interceptions. He went 17-of-32 for 200 yards and the picks. Ponder, meanwhile, was 4-of-10 for 28 yards and an interception of his own.
Packers 45, Lions 41
With a 9-0 lead and Aaron Rodgers sidelined because of a coaching decision, it looked like the Lions were going to run away with an easy victory.
And then Matt Flynn happened. All he did against the Lions was set the all-time Green Bay single-game passing yardage record. That's right - Flynn outgained Bart Starr, Brett Favre and Rodgers. Crazy.
Flynn went 31-of-44, 480 yards, six touchdowns and an interception. It was all legitimate too. He tossed multiple bombs to his receivers, mostly to Jordy Nelson (9-162, 3 TDs). Flynn led the Packers on a game-winning scoring drive with just a minute remaining. Due to hit free agency this March, Flynn has made himself a TON of money. At just 26 years old, Flynn now has to be considered one of the top free agents available this offseason. I'll have 2012 NFL Free Agency Rankings posted soon.
I can only imagine what the ref said when talking to Schwartz: "Sorry Jim, I placed a large bet on Packers +6 this morning. I know it's a catch - I can see as much on the screen - but I need to buy my kids some late Christmas presents."
Saints 45, Panthers 17
The Panthers had no chance because of this reason. They kept this NFC South battle close for a while, but Brees was simply unstoppable. The NFL's new single-season passing-record holder went 28-of-35 for 389 yards, five touchdowns and an interception. He put on an absolute clinic.
Brees' pick, by the way, wasn't his fault. Darren Sproles came up gimpy on the play, but was on the field in the second half, so the injury wasn't serious, apparently.
Newton also had 32 rushing yards on six scampers. Jonathan Stewart (9-79, TD) and DeAngelo Williams (7-53) had success running the ball as well. New Orleans' Chris Ivory (19-127, TD) was better.
Titans 23, Texans 22
That's exactly what was happening early on. The Texans marched 90 yards on their opening drive, with T.J. Yates going 4-of-4 for 47 yards. Unfortunately, Yates suffered a separated shoulder, meaning Jake Delhomme quarterbacked Houston for the rest of the contest.
Following a predictable strip-sack, Matvei texted me, "Delhomme in for the Texans, WTF - how many Indian burial grounds did you build your house on?" I replied, "Way too many apparently."
Before any Houston fans get excited, however, they should remember that Delhomme is a turnover machine. He was nearly pick-sixed in the first half, but cornerback Jason McCourty dropped the interception. Now that Delhomme has a chance to start, terrorists are mobilizing to kidnap his son again. Expect some shady antics next week if Delhomme gets the nod.
Jaguars 19, Colts 13
Congratulations to Indianapolis for securing this amazing victory. Things looked bleak when Blaine Gabbert fumbled the ball away in the second quarter, but Dan Orlovsky was able to overcome this with key interceptions.
In the wake of this win, Indianapolis has secured the first-overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft. Great job by the players, coaching staff and owners for ensuring that this franchise will have at least another decade of outstanding quarterback play.
Don't be too excited, however. Gabbert went 5-of-6 for 44 yards and a score in the first quarter, which means he was just 6-of-13 for 48 yards and the aforementioned lost fumble afterward. He once again wilted under pressure in the pocket, taking three sacks.
The score was to Austin Collie (9-96). Reggie Wayne was also solid (8-73) in perhaps his final game as a Colt.
Dolphins 19, Jets 17
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Miami struck first with a field-goal drive that was led by Matt Moore. To answer, Jets' embattled offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer emptied the playbook with a gadget play. Wide receiver Jeremy Kerley threw a pass off an end around to Dustin Keller for a gain of 41 yards. The drive ended with Sanchez tossing a one-yard touchdown pass to Keller.
New York's lack of discipline was a crippler in the first half. The team had repeated false start penalties that turned a promising drive into a field goal. Conversely, the Jets' defense had an excellent first half. They were aided by Brian Hartline dropping a perfectly thrown deep pass from Moore. Brodney Pool intercepted Moore, but Sanchez gave it right back with a terrible pick.
Under pressure, Sanchez tried to dump a pass off but instead he was picked by defensive lineman Randy Starks. That set up a 58-yard field goal from Dan Carpenter on the final play of the first half.
The third quarter started out as more of the same and there was zero scoring, but the Dolphins started a long drive at their own 6-yard line with just under eight minutes in the period. The possession consumed the rest of the quarter. Miami finished the drive with a short touchdown pass from Moore to Charles Clay. It was a 21-play, 94-yard drive that took over 12 minutes off the clock. Moore was extremely efficient as he moved down the field by spreading the ball around, and the Jets couldn't get a pass rush.
On the next drive, Dolphins-great Jason Taylor toasted D'Brickashaw Ferguson and started to wrestle Sanchez to the ground. The third-year quarterback made an idiotic move and tossed the ball toward the line of scrimmage, bouncing it off the back of the head of center Nick Mangold, allowing Starks to make his second pick of the game. Starks ran downfield and the Jets were lucky the big lineman didn't return it for a touchdown. The Miami started the drive at the New York 25-yard line, but only yielded a field goal.
After the punt, the Jets finally started to move the ball, aided by a roughing-the-passer penalty on Yeremiah Bell. The Dolphins sealed the game with another pick of Sanchez. It was a terrible pass thrown behind his target. Miami outside linebacker Marvin Mitchell returned the pick 55 yards to set up another field goal.
On New York's final possession, Sanchez moved the ball effectively, tossing a short touchdown pass to Patrick Turner, but it was too little too late since the onside kick attempt didn't work out.
It wasn't clear if it was injury-related or because of a coaching decision, but Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes was benched and did not record a catch in the game.
Moore was 22-of-32 for 135 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. Miami was led on the ground by Steve Slaton (11-55) and in the air by wide receiver Brandon Marshall (6-50).
New York running backs LaDanian Tomlinson (11-56) and Shonn Greene (14-55) had some good runs, but never controlled the game on the ground. Kerley (4-71) and Keller (7-45) had quality games for the Jets.
New York will have an interesting offseason, and the organization will surely make some changes on its coaching staff. Miami showed some heart this season and actually has a base of talent to work with. What the Dolphins really need is to find a franchise quarterback.
Patriots 49, Bills 21
Every week this happens. New England comes out flat and s***ty against a s***ty team, everyone sees how bad they are, then Bill Belichick pulls a win out of his a** in the second half and everyone forgets how terrible they looked to begin with.
And that's exactly what happened. Buffalo led 21-0 in this contest, but the Patriots scored 49 unanswered points after that.
So, why was Fitzpatrick just 9-of-18 for 61 yards and four interceptions in the second half? Well, he didn't have his top two receivers. Steve Johnson (4-40, TD) was benched for three quarters after being penalized for revealing something written under his jersey following a touchdown reception. Scott Chandler (3-29) left the game with a leg injury. Fitzpatrick also had one of his picks come on a tipped pass. Buffalo's second-half collapse was not his fault.
Falcons 45, Buccaneers 24
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Josh Freeman was promptly picked off by cornerback Dominique Franks on a jump ball to Dezmon Briscoe. One play later, Atlanta made Tampa Bay pay with a 48-yard touchdown pass to Jones. Both of his touchdowns saw him break tackles to get into the end zone.
The next Buccaneers' drive was almost as fruitless as the previous one, since on the fifth play, defensive end John Abraham strip-sacked Freeman to set up another Falcons touchdown. Michael Turner has looked slow and washed up the last five weeks or so, but Tampa Bay's anemic run defense was the perfect remedy for him. He ran into the end zone on a fourth-and-goal to put Atlanta up 28-0.
The Buccaneers got the ball back for less than a minute since Falcons linebacker Curtis Lofton intercepted Freeman (31-of-45, 274 yards, 2 TDs, 3 INTs) on the drive's third play, returning the pick 26-yards for a touchdown. It was an ugly play where Tampa Bay running back Kregg Lumpkin got blasted by teammate, Kellen Winslow, leaving Lofton as the only player in position to catch the ball.
On Atlanta's next possession, Turner capped the Falcons' collection of 42 unanswered points, with an 81-yard touchdown run. The Buccaneers finally got on the board with a short touchdown from Freeman to Briscoe on the next drive. At halftime Falcons were up 42-7, and Ryan had already been replaced by backup Chris Redmond.
Ravens 24, Bengals 16
Well, karma came back to bite the Bengals in the a**. They made the same, dumb errors in this contest, but couldn't overcome them against a superior opponent.
The key mistake was Jermaine Gresham's fumble in Baltimore territory in the fourth quarter, down 17-13. It looked like the Bengals had a chance to defeat the Ravens, but the turnover was huge because Ray Rice scored on a 51-yard rushing touchdown immediately afterward. That seemed to shut the door on Cincinnati's playoff hopes, but many other outcomes allowed the team to somehow keep its postseason spot.
Steelers 13, Browns 9
It really took a miracle for Pittsburgh not to cover the seven points. The Steelers outgained the Browns, 360-240. They had eight more first downs (22-14), and crushed them in the time-of-possession category, 39:11 to 20:49.
So, what happened? Well, it's easy for anyone with interest to buy off the backup running back, and that's exactly what seemed to happen. Isaac Redman ran well (19-92, TD), but had two lost fumbles in Cleveland territory. Like the last time the Steelers battled the Browns, they let an inferior Cleveland squad hang around because of dumb turnovers.
Redman, by the way, handled most of the workload because Rashard Mendenhall (8-38) left the game at the end of the first quarter with a knee injury. He won't be available for the first round of the playoffs, according to reports.
Chargers 38, Raiders 26
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
Oakland would wind up setting single-season records for penalties and penalty yards, so it was no surprise to see them flag Matt Giordano for a helmet-to-helmet hit on the fifth snap of San Diego's first drive of the game, before the Chargers even got to midfield. To make up for the error, Giordano intercepted Philip Rivers (19-of-26, 310 yards, 3 TDs, INT) on the next play, and that set the Black Hole rocking. The Raiders went on a serious march from their own 5-yard line. Twelve plays later, highlighted by a 27-yard reverse by Louis Murphy, they cashed in a short touchdown pass to Darrius Heyward-Bey for an early 7-0 lead.
San Diego replied with a long touchdown drive of its own, mixing passes to Malcom Floyd with runs by Curtis Brinkley and Mike Tolbert to put the team in plus territory. From there, Rivers hit Antonio Gates for a 38-yard touchdown, tying the game at 7.
As the first quarter ended, a rare failed drive followed. Palmer threw short to Kevin Boss and Oakland punted into the end zone. The Chargers quickly got into the Raiders' territory with a 37-yard pass to Gates, and Tolbert finished the drive with a 1-yard plunge, putting the visitors up 14-7. They would never relinquish the lead.
Oakland got another big play from Heyward-Bey (9-130, TD) who finished just short of 1,000 yards on the season at 975. After a 19-yard reception from Murphy, the drive looked promising, but stalled. After a long field goal by Sebastian Janikowski (52 yards) made it 14-10, there was reason for optimism as Kansas City led Denver 7-0 a couple hours to the east. However, Richard Goodman returned the ensuing kickoff for a touchdown to provide San Diego with a 21-10 cushion.
The Raiders, of course, turned to Marcel "Matchup Nightmare" Reece. Palmer found him down the middle for 22 yards, and after some short gains, another Janikowski field goal trimmed the lead to 21-13. The Chargers' offense never let off the pedal (463 total yards) in this one though. In five plays, they were at the Oakland 33-yard line. The defense held, forcing three straight San Diego incompletions, but Nova's long field goal put the Chargers ahead 24-13.
Typically, the Raiders would answer in a two-minute drill, having done so all year. This looked like no exception when Heyward-Bey caught a pass for a gain of 23 followed by a 9-yard pass to Bush, but with 11 seconds left and no timeouts to stop the clock, Palmer inexplicably completed a short pass to Murphy for a gain of six. Instead of a long, but certainly makeable 55-yard field goal attempt, Oakland entered the locker room for halftime to a chorus of boos from the home fans.
The offenses kept piling up stats in the second half, but field goals never beat touchdowns. Palmer dropped a bomb to Denarius Moore who went 78 yards but needed to go a few more. A short Bush run and two completions put Janikowski back on the field to slice the San Diego lead to 24-16.
The response was a touchdown drive. The Chargers' big receivers used their height advantage all afternoon to school the small defensive backs trying to cover them. After a nice kickoff return set them up at the 34-yard line, Rivers completed all five passes he attempted for 51 yards including the 13-yard score to Vincent Jackson (2-29, TD), who played sidekick to Floyd (7-127, TD) and Gates (5-106 yards, TD) most of the game.
Midway through the third quarter, it was looking bleak in the Black Hole. The Raiders got another big play, a 28-yard pass to Murphy, but again failed to finish with a touchdown. Janikowski's fourth field goal closed them to within 31-19 as the third quarter wound down.
Again, Oakland's defense couldn't really hold, but caught a break when Norv Turner started running the clock with Brinkley, who was given four consecutive carries. Rivers' first pass of the drive came on third-and-two and fell incomplete. Then, Nick Novak missed the 44-yard field goal giving the Raiders life with 11:05 to play.
Late owner Al Davis would have been happy to watch the next quick strike drive. A big gain to Heyward-Bey, short run and touchdown right up the middle to Kevin Boss quickly put Oakland back in the game down 31-26. Boss took a hit that drew a penalty, and that almost turned the game around. That's because the ensuing kickoff almost turned into a safety when Janikowski bounced the kickoff inside the five and Goodman mishandled it. After a discussion, it was ruled he was down just outside the end zone and Hue Jackson chose not to challenge the call.
San Diego's offense wasted no time getting out of trouble with a 19-yard pass to Floyd. After a penalty, Tolbert (9-58) had the only run of the afternoon that would matter, rumbling 40 yards down the field. Two plays later, Rivers again hit Floyd for a 43-yard scoring strike and 38-26 lead. It was all over but the fighting, even though 6:35 remained on the clock.
Palmer (28-of-43, 417 yards, 2 TDs, INT) put the Raiders in scoring range, but Antoine Cason intercepted him to pretty much seal the victory. The Chargers' offense piled up more yards when Jackson had a 41 yard run on a screen pass, running out most of the remaining clock.
San Diego lost the three-way tiebreaker for the division, and despite scoring 34-plus points four times in the final five games, needed a lot of those points last week when they lost 38-10 at Detroit. The team dragged Oakland out of the playoffs with them, and possibly saved their head coach's job in the process.
Chiefs 7, Broncos 3
But it all doesn't matter because the Raiders lost and the Broncos still were able to win the division.
Cardinals 23, Seahawks 20
Instead, it was Larry Fitzgerald who took over. Fitzgerald made some ridiculous circus catches in the fifth quarter, including a one-handed grab that the officials had to review because they didn't understand how it was physically possible that he came up with the grab. Fitzgerald finished with nine grabs for 149 yards.
Giants 31, Cowboys 14
Romo missed an open Dez Bryant on the following drive and things looked really bleak at that point, but for the rest of the game, he was pretty much the only Cowboy who didn't deserve the blame for this loss.
Romo went 29-of-37 for 289 yards, two touchdowns and an interception despite awful blocking by his offensive line. The Giants registered a whopping six sacks, including two by Osi Umenyiora.
The defense, meanwhile, was atrocious. There was so many missed tackles and blown coverages by the secondary. Terence Newman, Alan Ball and Abram Elam were to blame in particular. Newman is old and slow, and he cannot be allowed to see lots of action going forward. The Cowboys need to address the cornerback position in free agency or the 2012 NFL Draft.
Dallas' stop unit often looked confused and out of sorts. There were assignment screw-ups, as we've often seen in Capt. Lou Albano's unnecessarily complicated defense. The team also jumped offside three times on third down, as Eli Manning did a terrific job with the hard count.
What's most disconcerting, whether I'm Jerry Jones or a regular Dallas fan, is that the team lacked energy and showed no urgency in the first half. There were multiple fumble recovery opportunities, but the players were just really slow in jumping on the loose balls. It's almost like most of the Cowboys thought that this was the third preseason game instead of a win-or-die divisional battle for the final playoff spot.
Cruz caught six balls for 178 yards and the touchdown in total. Hakeem Nicks (5-76, TD) also posted solid numbers.
My final 2011 NFL Power Rankings, will be posted Tuesday morning.
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Addison Ice Arena
Addison Ice Arena is one of the premier family ice sports complexes in the Chicagoland area, featuring one NHL rink, one Olympic rink, the Grace St. Bar and Grill, and an Advanced Pro Shop.
Oak Meadows Golf & Banquet
Professional caliber 18-hole golf course. Banquets/meetings up to 400 year-round. Four distinct rooms for meetings, seminars or receptions. Accessible from O'Hare Airport and major expressways.
K1 Speed
This indoor kart racing and entertainment facility features CyberSport, a multiplayer game that blends bumper cars, lacrosse and basketball into an alternative to racing for groups of 10 to 400.
Marcus Addison Cinema
The Marcus Addison Cinema is your premiere entertainment destination with 21 state-of-the-art auditoriums. The facility can accommodate rentals for group outings, corporate events, birthday parties & various other occasions.
Hampton Inn & Suites Addison
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - This comfortable Hampton Inn & Suites is conveniently situated near the Marcus 16 Cinema IMAX, Dave & Busters, Famous Dave's and Home Run Inn pizza. We are 18 miles west of downtown Chicago and 10 miles from O'Hare, located off I-355 at Lake Street.
Hilton Garden Inn Addison
The Hilton Garden Inn Addison is located only 11 miles from O'Hare and 22 miles from Midway Airport. Certain to please executive travelers are the hotel's wide array of amenities including complimentary high-speed internet, in-room hospitality center, Herman Miler chairs and much more!
Howard Johnson
Howard Johnson Hotel in Addison has two meeting room. The largest is 500 sq.ft., Smoking rooms available; continental breakfast included in rate; free shuttle to/from O'Hare airport; free Wi-Fi, pet-friendly.
Dave & Buster's
There's no place quite like it! From hand-crafted tables and world class pocket billiards to the vast array of games in the Million Dollar Midway, D&B will provide one of the most unique entertainment outings you'll ever experience.
Venuti's Ristorante & Banquets
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - The Venuti family will customize your special event in a lavish banquet setting that can accommodate up to 1,000 guests. Venuti's houses three opulent bridal suites, a quaint chapel for 100 guests, dramatic marble double staircase and granite dance floor. The restaurant offers a warm setting and fine Italian cuisine, including scrumptious homemade specialty pastas.
Wide variety of food from fish, chicken, and pasta; including a breakfast menu served all day.
Wine & Roses Restaurant
Accommodates 260 between a sports bar and formal dining room. Specializes in meat.
Raging Buffalo Snowboard Park
World's first exclusive snowboard area, USASA regional event location, state of the art snowmaking system.
Port Edward Gift Shop
Nautical binnacles, sextants, ship models, barometers, blown glass, kaleidoscopes, fog horns, compasses, Chelsea clocks, Bulova, Janmark and more.
Taylor Stevens Salon and Spa
Hair and nail service, esthetics, spa body treatments, bridal services, massage therapy.
Golf Club of Illinois
Hailed by Golf Digest as "The best example of target golf yet built," the Golf Club includes pot bunkers, double greens, fescue-covered mounds and water hazards.
Fox River Trail
Located in Algonquin only 30 short miles west of downtown Chicago is where you will find the Fox River Trail. This medium level trail hugs the Fox River between Aurora and Algonquin. The trail travels along the routes of historic railroad lines and crosses six bridges along the way while it changes surfaces between concrete, asphalt and crushed stone on its way through charming towns such as Carpentersville, Elgin and West Dundee.
Port Edward Restaurant
You will enjoy this Fox River setting and the unusual building that Port Edward occupies. This is what a landmark AAA Motor Club calls one of Mid America's "Most Unusual Restaurants." Besides it's reputation for fine dining, Port Edward is also one of the finest nautical museums in the Midwest.
Victorian Rose Garden Bed & Breakfast
Welcome to Victorian Rose Garden B&B for Romantic Getaways, recreation or the Business Traveler. Only 45 miles from downtown Chicago, our quiet location in Algonquins 1835 historic district lends itself to many nearby leisure activities. Take a stroll in Towne Park or on the Fox River/Prairie Bicycle Trail, walk to several excellent restaurants, or just relax on the porch swing.
Victorian Rose Garden Bed and Breakfast
Home is listed by the McHenry County Historical Society. Located in downtown Algonquin, it has a quiet, romantic flavor. We specialize in personal attention for our guests.

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Doxorubicin is a standard chemotherapy drug used to treat many types of cancer, including endometrial cancer. However, in some patients the cancer continues to grow. Doctors are therefore seeking more effective drugs for this cancer.
AEZS-108 is an investigational drug composed of doxorubicin plus a kind of hormone that helps doxorubicin stick to and enter docking sites for this hormone (called LHRH receptors). In this study, researchers are comparing the effectiveness of AEZS-108 with doxorubicin in women with endometrial cancer that has returned or spread after initial therapy. Patients will receive AEZS-108 or doxorubicin. Each drug is given intravenously (by vein).
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Civil Procedure is a prerequisite and Evidence is a pre- or co-requisite.
The Civil Trial Advocacy course is based on trial simulations, practical instruction, learning by doing, and feedback from faculty and fellow students. The course focuses on case theory, trial strategy and tactics, opening statements, examination of witnesses, and closing arguments. In this course student-attorneys try three fictitious cases. Students try the final case in a courtroom before a real judge and jury panel of undergraduate students. Cases are tried under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Evidence. This section has two instructors, a judge and an attorney experienced in litigation. Special features of this class are in-class discussions by a professional actor on the use of techniques to communicate more effectively and a homicide detective on the basics of criminal investigations.
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"what do you get when you cross a potato and a farmer? A potato farmer!"
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What is Active Directory?
Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is a directory service created by Microsoft Windows domain networks. It provides a central location for network, security, systems, and user administration and management.
What benefits will I see because of Active Directory?
Improved experiences at the computer, no more double logins for labs and classrooms, closer to single sign on, and account self-service.
When will the project begin and when will it be completed?
The project kickoff occurred in March 2013 and is implementation is expected to be completed Fall 2013.
When will I need to start using my Active Directory Account?
Computers in Lane Library, Solms Hall 104, University Hall 112, Science Center 129, and Learning Commons must be accessed using your Active Directory credentials. Classroom and other lab computers will also be updated this summer and fall.
Currently the following locations must use Active Directory username and password to access computers:
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Ashmore Hall 228 | Solms Hall 207 |
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Technology Classrooms have been migration to Active Directory.
Faculty and Staff office computers are beginning to be converted to AD during Summer 2013. As we begin moving resources into the Active Directory environment, your AD Account will be required to access the Armstrong resources. Most importantly you will need your AD Account to access your workstation as we begin moving them into the Active Directory environment. We will contact departments prior to migrating the workstations in their area. Once again, if you do not activate your AD Account and we migrate your department, you will not have access to your computer.
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Everyone will receive an AD account which will replace their current Novell account. In addition, campus computers will be modified to access AD instead of Novell. As the project moves forward, IT Services will be providing information and coordinating visits with each department to schedule configuration changes for the computers and to assist with the new AD accounts.
Why do we need Active Directory?
The core infrastructure at Armstrong is more than 10 years old and is no longer supported in industry.
Will I need a separate account to login on the computers in labs, library and classrooms?
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To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
Launched in July 2012, the Fujifilm FinePix F800EXR is the latest in a line of cameras from Fuji, featuring an EXRCMOS sensor. Aimed at the upper end of the compact camera market, it offers features suitable for more advanced users and a lens focal range that is the equivalent of a 25-500mm lens in 35mm camera terms. So is this camera all things to all people? |
With 7 different high-end compact camera models launched in 2011, Fujifilm holds the manufacturing record for this segment for 2011. Further, 2012 seems to be starting out just like 2011, with the announcement of the F770 EXR, XS -1, and HS 30 EXR cameras. With this review of the Fujifilm F550 EXR and F600EXR, DxOMark completes its 2011 Fujifilm "collection." |
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I wonder whether dxo test the F600/550 with exr mode on/off.
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I have no idea why DXOMark is not giving the details of their test.
At least it should state its all done on standard mode (on full resolution). What focal length on the lens was set for the test etc. I would also like to see the rating under all the three fields, colors, ISO and DR when image output is set to Medium RAW and EXR is set to DR priority. This is a different kind of sensor and should be treated differently. Opinion on the Score: Even in that standard mode it is quite a decent score, considering the flexible focal range 15x and starting at 24mm. Reply |


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Dozens of beaches dot Front Street/State Highway 37 along Traverse Bay, most of them clean, safe and accessible. Clinch Park seems the nicest and biggest option, and it's certainly the most popular. More than 1,500 feet of sandy shoreline means plenty of room to spread out, and lifeguards, restrooms, grills, a snack shop, a marina, watercraft rentals and active miniature steam train make it a family-friendly destination. The walkable area also connects to a beachfront trail and straight to downtown shops and restaurants.
For a quieter, less-populated scene, West End Beach and Bryant Park Beach are both good choices. (Just be aware, there are no lifeguards on duty at West End.) Bryant Park includes a large playground for the kids and picnic tables shaded by tall pines. As the easternmost beach in Traverse City, it's also a spectacular spot to view sunsets.
Young adults might want to put the new West End Beach Volleyball Beach on their radar; it sits where a handful of waterfront buildings were removed a few years ago. The courts are easily accessible from the walking path. Though a great spot for sports enthusiasts, but there isn't much for younger kids to do.


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Marlins aim to keep up home success vs. Rockies
Miami's Koehler faces off against Colorado's Chacin in series opener
Wins simply seem to materialize for the Marlins when the Rockies arrive in South Florida.
The Marlins are 51-30 against Colorado in Miami, their .630 home winning percentage their best among any league opponent in franchise history. So even after the Marlins dropped three of four to the Dodgers heading into the series, with the 6-0 loss Thursday pushing them 30 games under .500, they have reason to be optimistic when they start a three-game set with the Rockies on Friday at Marlins Park.
Tom Koehler will start the opener against the Rockies, which closes out the Marlins' 10-game homestand. Koehler has struggled with his command, walking 12 in his last five starts, and allowed three runs over five innings in his last start, a no-decision against the Giants.
"At the beginning of any series, you want to set the tone," Koehler said. "You want to set the tone from a pitching standpoint, and set the bar for what you want the guys to do the rest of the way."
Though he's allowed at least three earned runs and failed to make it through the sixth inning in his last three starts, Koehler has a consistent record of success against the National League West. The right-hander is 2-2 with a 2.40 ERA in five starts against the division, tossing seven innings of one-run ball and striking out seven in a July 22 victory at Coors Field.
The Rockies will hope their most consistent pitcher on the mound in Jhoulys Chacin -- who is 0-5 against the Fish in six career starts -- is the right man to slow Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton extended his season-high hitting streak to nine games with a double Thursday. Since the streak began, he's launched three homers, driven in five runs and scored six more since that streak began.
After lasting at least seven innings in five straight starts, Chacin took a step back -- but not a dramatic one -- in a Sunday loss to the Orioles. He allowed nine hits and three runs in 5 1/3 and has pitched at least five innings in all 24 of his starts this year.
The Rockies have struggled immensely on the road since the end of July, but will try to clear an important hurdle against the Phillies Thursday night by picking up their first road series split in nearly six weeks.
Marlins: Young starters among Majors' best
Scoring has amounted to an extensive struggle for the Marlins this season. But starting pitching has been the club's saving grace, as Miami's rotation boasts the Majors' third-lowest ERA since June 16.
Though Henderson Alvarez surrendered five earned runs in Thursday's loss, it marked just the 12th time in the Marlins' last 59 games that the starter allowed more than three runs. Miami's starters have a 3.32 ERA over that stretch, trailing only the Dodgers and Rays.
The rotation has served up just 19 homers over since mid-June, leading all big league rotations.
Rockies: Weiss backs his closer
In his third game back from the disabled list, Rockies closer Rafael Betancourt blew his second save of the year on Wednesday night. On Thursday, he blew his second save in as many nights, exiting with a sprained right elbow during the Phillies' rally in the ninth en route a 5-4 walk-off win.
Betancourt, who is scheduled for an MRI on Monday, allowed three hits and two runs on Wednesday and two runs on two hits on Thursday. He has 16 saves in 19 attempts this year. He sat out more than a month after an emergency appendectomy, throwing two scoreless innings in his first two appearances after returning.
"No one is perfect, especially in that role," manager Walt Weiss said. "But I've said it before, give me a one-run lead, and I'll go with Raffy every time."
• Weiss said righty Roy Oswalt pitched a productive simulated game on Thursday and could throw in another one on Sunday or Monday. The veteran has been sidelined since July 4 with a left hamstring strain.
Worth noting
• Koehler averaged just 2.37 walks per nine innings in his first 11 starts, but that's jumped to 5.13 per nine over his last five outings.
• In his lone start against Miami this year, Chacin gave up seven hits and three runs in seven innings at Coors Field July 23.
• Chacin has drawn opposing hitters into 22 double plays, tied for second-most in the NL behind Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright.
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Diamond Knot reopens expanded alehouse
The alehouse is in a decades-old wooden building not far from the ferry landing at 621 Front St.
Diamond Knot expanded into the other side of the building and now offers coffee, ice cream and family-friendly restaurant seating. By summer, there should be outdoor seating, too.
The city asked Diamond Knot to expand after the previous tenant went out of business, said Diamond Knot communication director Sherry Jennings.
Workers added a new bar top of reclaimed wood, opened up the walls to reveal wooden beams and added a kitchen.
Regulars take note: The renovation didn't smooth out all the delightful rough edges. This is still the type of place where a man who get his hands dirty at work would feel comfortable drinking a pint.
"Crusty industrial" is how Jennings jokingly describes the alehouse decor.
Former Boeing employees Bob Maphet and the late Brian Sollenberger founded Diamond Knot in 1994 after their beer-brewing hobby got a little out of control.
The two started brewing their signature India Pale Ale in the 300-square-foot brewery still in operation at the back of the alehouse on Front Street. In 1999, they expanded and opened the alehouse.
Today, most of Diamond Knot's beer is brewed at a separate facility off Chennault Beach Road. The company is one of the top craft breweries in the region, distributing ale to 12 states, Jennings said.
The company also operates two other restaurants: Camano Lodge on Camano Island and the Pizza House on Lincoln Avenue in Mukilteo.
It's not clear how old the Front Street building is, but in the early 1970s, city records show, it was used as a bus barn. The old roll-up door is still on site.
The company is named for the 1947 Port Angeles collision of a freighter into the Diamond Knot, a cargo ship loaded with several millions of dollars worth of canned salmon from Alaska. A Herculean rescue effort saved the valuable cargo.
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Lidia Bastianich is an Emmy Award-winning public television host, a best-selling cookbook author, restaurateur, and owner of a flourishing food and entertainment business.
The Unassuming Anchovy #102 Today, Lidia discusses "umame," which is at the heart of a different version of surf and turf, and prepares skillet duck legs with olives and anchovies. She pairs this dish with a gratinata of green beans and cherry tomatoes, mozzarella andbasil. For dessert she prepares a luscious bread and berry dessert which is a great way to use day-old bread. |
Meatballs By Any Other Meat #103 In this episode, Lidia talks about all the moms looking for interesting projects to do with their kids. Lidia says "Grandma knows best" as she joins her grandkids making meatballs. The sugo with meatballs is a great and versatile dish. Then she makes celery and artichoke salad and a delicious cavatappi casserole, which is a favorite in her repertoire of baked pastas. |
Everybody's Favorite By Grandma #104 Today Lidia is joined by her mother, Erminia, known around the house as "Noni." Erminia helps out in the kitchen all the time and has passed on many family recipes to Lidia. Today, they will demonstrate how to prepare the most favorite dish of all - chicken potatoes served with mussels in salsa verde. Grandma gathers a lot of scallions and parsley from the garden for this special mussel dish. |
Keep On Stirring (Risotto) #105 Risotto is the star of this episode's recipes. Lidia shows viewers how a risotto has a lot more to offer than they might have thought. She cooks a basic risotto, risotto sar tu and riso al salto. Risotto is all about technique and does require some attention over the pot, but when three delicious dishes can be created from this ingredient, viewers will find the preparation is worth it! |
Lazy Summer Afternoons #106 Lidia begins this episode in front of the Long Island Sound behind her home. She is celebrating easy summer dishes: a versatile, slow-cooked summer tomato and eggplant sauce that is used to make a pasta dish and an egg dish with ripe, sweet tomatoes picked from her garden. For dessert, she puts a twist on traditional lasagna, by adding peaches! |
Brunch All'italiana #107 Brunch is on the menu in today's episode, and everything that Lidia is making can be served at room temperature: sweet onion gratinate, egg battered zucchini roll ups, herb frittata and a strudel purse with prune and ricotta filling. Now that's brunch! |
Crustaceous Feast #108 In this show, Lidia will cook with the bounty of the sea to create a sumptuous seafood feast: shrimp and scallop gratinate and brodetto with lobster and corn. She teaches viewers about different kinds of scallops that make the gratinate and then starts her delicious lobster brodetto, assisted by her son, Joe. |
Rolling with Tuna #109 In this episode, the entire menu is going to be cooked on the grill outside with Lidia's son Joe, who loves to grill. The tuna is filled with breadcrumbs and rolled and placed on the grill after marinating. The great tomato and lemon salsa is a refreshing summer touch to the tuna. Many would never think of combining corn with figs, but it is delicious! |
The Essence Is Garlic #110 In this episode, Lidia celebrates garlic and the great flavors of summer: chicken breasts aglio e olio (with garlic and oil); zucchini and country bread lasagna; and zucchini salad with boiled eggs and red onions. Joined by her daughter Tanya, these simple recipes are great for working moms and the zucchini and bread lasagna is a fantastic break from classic lasagna. It also introduces some important vegetables for the young ones! |
Trittico of Pasta #111 "Can 57 million Italians be wrong? I know Americans are on a low-carb craze these days, but I have to say that the Italians eat pasta every day and have a much lower obesity rate!" says Lidia. Her good news is that everyone can enjoy today's three pastas guilt free: a sauce of broccoli di rape with chickpeas and bacon, cappellini with a spicy tomato sauce and baked shells with cherry tomatoes. |
Summer Grill #112 There is nothing better on the grill than a succulent piece of grilled cod. In this episode, Lidia's son, Joe, the "Grill Chef," marinates the cod while Lidia prepares the rest of the meal: a salmoriglio sauce; a cold cucumber and mint sauce and a cooked spinach pasta salad finished off with a free form plum crostata. |
The Triad - Vegetables and Meat #113 Here Lidia shows viewers some great one-pot meals that are easy to make and even more important - easy to cleanup. She shares three delicious meat and vegetable skillet dishes with her daughter Tanya: summer tomatoes and pork, eggplant and veal, and zucchini and chicken. |
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Saucy Legs #115 Lidia shares her love of duck legs, which she describes as a juicier, tastier and much less expensive alternative to duck breasts. She makes a guazzetto out of the duck legs together with whole-wheat pasta dough and duck ravioli. Red wines presented by her son Joseph complement these delicious winter dishes. |
The Long and Short of It #116 Lidia states in this episode that if her grandchildren can do it, so can you! She makes fresh "middle class" pasta (which is not quite golden) into all kinds of shapes and then complements the pasta with an easy sauce of shrimp and scallions. Joined by her grandchildren, who assist with the shapes, Lidia is in her element, sharing food with her family. |
Crisp and Roll #117 Lidia is joined by her oldest granddaughter, Olivia, today as she shows viewers that cheesy and crunchy are definitely great crowd pleasers, especially for kids. But she sneaks some vegetables into the equation and gets the crunch without the frying in today's dishes. She makes crispy and cheesy baked turkey cutlets, broccoli and cauliflower gratinate and a sweet reward for those kids who eat their vegetables - crostata with chocolate, hazelnuts and orange. |
Soups for All Seasons #118 In this episode, Lidia shares three of her favorite soups - which happen to be for all different seasons - giving viewers a best friend throughout the year: white beans, garlic and olive soup; a hearty "frantoiana" or white bean and dried bread soup; and a summery zucchini white bean soup with shrimp. She finishes the show making two focaccia versions - one savory onion, and the other sweet fig. |
Neapolitan Or Genovese #119 Lidia shares an easy one-pot meal that takes care of dinner for tonight and tomorrow. The braised pork shoulder with onions is for dinner this evening, and then she prepares a pasta dish that can be made with the leftover pork for the next night. Her delightful side dish is a fresh asparagus and scallion salad that adds crunch and color. |
Polenta Pasticcio #120 Lidia is going to share a dish that is a bit untraditional - it is made with polenta rather than pasta! Polenta is the main ingredient today and she shares recipes for a polenta pasticciata with mushroom ragu and a basic polenta with bacon lardoons. The final dish is an egg yolk cooked in polenta. |
Glazed Pork Shoulder #121 Today Lidia is caressing a different shoulder - a pork shoulder. This fabulous comfort food is shared with Lidia's daughter, Tanya, who is helping her make a feast for the family: a maple glazed roast pork shoulder with roasted vegetable sauce, roasted winter squash with balsamic honey syrup and an easy yet elegant apple crisp parfait. |
Venetian Spice Show #122 In this episode, Lidia is joined by her daughter, Tanya, to discuss cinnamon, cocoa, nutmeg and cloves. It may sound like a dessert but it's not. It is a great main course of luscious braised beef, Venetian style. Lidia then complements the dish with an easy, skillet-cooked broccoli recipe. |
From Pantry to Skillet #123 With the three plates of pasta that are featured in this episode, viewers will learn how to have dinner on the table in 15 minutes, especially since the ingredients are already in the cupboard. On the menu, basic aglio e olio or garlic and oil with capellini; cannellini beans with sun-dried tomatoes and cavatappi; and black olives, pine nuts and raisins with linguini. |
The Shoulder Treatment #124 Celebrate comfort food today with lamb shoulder chops in a garlicky anchovy sauce, a homey potato parsnip scallion mash and skillet-cooked brussels sprouts. |
Rolling Along #125 Lidia loves her ravioli big and floppy, and today her mother, Erminia, will help her make it. Once the pastas are assembled, they prepare a sauce made of butter, sage and cheese and a fresh shrimp and tomato ravioli with a tomato sauce. |
Under Oil #126 There is nothing wrong with canned tuna, but when it is made at home, it is a whole different fish. After canning it herself, Lidia makes a salad of tuna, small tomatoes and red onions served with poached eggplant; tuna with vinegar, garlic and mint; and a pasta dish with tomato and tuna. |
Off The Wheaten Path #201 Join Lidia for delicious alternatives to the traditional fresh pasta dishes that we know and love. Lidia makes chickpea pasta with an "anytime" tomato primavera sauce, and a chestnut tagliatelle with butter, dried chestnut and fresh rosemary sauce. |
Of Stuffings and Pasta #202 Joining Lidia is one of her Executive Chefs, Fortunato Nicotra from Felidia in New York. Following Lidia's demonstration of "Poor Man's Two Egg Pasta," they join forces for a lively demonstration of Ricotta Manicotti with Spinach Filling, and Asparagus Filling and a Simple Ricotta Ravioli. |
The Comforts of Soup #203 Lidia warms up the stove and the soul with wonderful comfort food-Savory Potato Broth, Lentil and Ditalini Soup, Parsnip and Scallion Soup and Mushroom and Barley Soup. |
Naked and Other Pastas #204 Lidia's granddaughter, Julia, joins her for great pasta dishes-Gnudi with a Butter and Sage Sauce, Long Cooked Savoy Cabbage, Bacon and Mushroom Sauce, and Buckwheat Pappardelle. |
The Chicken and All Its Treasures #205 It's another day with Erminia as Lidia shows viewers a great and traditional way to make chicken livers. She makes a delicious Sauteed Chicken Livers and Onion dish, a Zucchini and Scallions with Vinegar and Mint and a Cauliflower and Egg Salad. |


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Heather Mason (Adelaide Clemens) and her father (Sean Bean) have been on the run, always one step ahead of dangerous forces that she doesn't fully understand. Now on the eve of her 18th birthday, plagued by horrific nightmares and the disappearance of her father, Heather discovers she's not who she thinks she is. The revelation leads her deeper into a demonic world that threatens to trap her forever.
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October 21, 2012
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Emerging ingénue Adelaide Clemens stars as Heather Mason, a young woman who has long been haunted by horrific nightmares. But once her father goes missing, she is lead to a bizarre alternative universe, where her childhood terrors prove to be real. Game of Thrones' Sean Bean and Kit Harington co-star, the former as her father, the latter as a young man she enlists to help her in her search.
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July 16, 2012
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This model exemplifies the coupling between flow of a gas in an open channel and in a porous catalyst attached to one of the channel walls. The flow is described by the Navier-Stokes equation in the free region, and using the Brinkman equations in the porous region.
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