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Wednesday's six-pack Some NFL trends to ponder, with Week 9 on the horizon........ -- Seattle is 16-6-1 vs spread in last 23 home games. -- Chicago is 10-3-2 vs spread as a road favorite. -- Dolphins covered eight of their last nine on the road. -- Ravens covered eight of last nine post-bye games. -- Houston is 9-3-1 vs spread in last 13 home games. -- Saints covered four of last five on Monday Night Football.
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Wednesday's List of 13: Doing some thinking out loud......... 13) Maryland had four QB's at start of season; all four are now hurt, which means a freshman linebacker, who played QB in high school LY but wasn't recruited as a QB will now start for the Terps against Georgia Tech Saturday. Kind of hope that game is on TV. 12) Saturday is November 3, and Virginia Cavaliers (0-7-1) still haven't covered a game this year; Colorado is a dismal 1-7 vs spread. On plus side, are Northwestern (8-1) and Ole Miss (7-1). 11) If/when Nick Foles plays for the Eagles, he'll became the first Arizona Wildcat alum to play QB in an NFL game since the immortal Bill Demory went 12-39 passing for the Jets in 1973-74. 10) NFL pushed the trading deadline back from Tuesday til Thursday afternoon, because NFL offices are closed Tuesday due to the hurricane. It might have to be pushed back further. 9) Over last five games, Giants have outsacked opponents 15-2; they have 13 takeaways (+9) in their last three games. 8) Dallas is 3-4; they've allowed a TD on offense/special teams in all four losses, and haven't allowed one in any of the wins. 7) Do what you will with this information: Tony Romo's career record in November: 19-2, with six straight wins. 6) Eagles haven't started a drive in enemy territory since Week 2 vs Ravens; since then, opponents have started seven drives in Philly territory. 5) Carolina Panthers lost their last five games, last four all by 5 or less points; they've lost average field position by average of 7.4 yards a game, a decent amount. Only game they won field position, they won the game, too. 4) David Letterman taped his show Monday night without a studio audience, in deference to the hurricane; was odd hearing jokes told with no laughter. Denzel Washington was a guest, braving the elements to make it to the CBS studio in Manhattan. 3) Jim Leyland and all his coaches got a 1-year extension from the Tigers; Detroit gets Victor Martinez back next year, figures to be a strong team again, maybe even a little stronger. 2) Manu Ginobili missed half the Spurs' games LY and is hurt again at start of this year; he makes $14M+ a year. Good thing he was healthy enough to play in the Olympics this past summer. 1) Nine youth football coaches or associates in South Florida are facing felony charges in connection with gambling on youth football. As much as $20,000 was bet in one rivalry game a few weeks ago, and up to $100,000 has been wagered on the youth leagues' final championship games of the season. These are kids 15 years old and younger. Those arrested could face as much as five years in prison.
SPOOKY HALLOWEEN NBA ANALYSIS Eat shit, haters, because the NBA tipped off last night! Before I get into my season predictions, allow me a minute to talk about that shocking and huge trade of James Harden on Saturday. First of all, the timing is more than just a tad odd. Second, I'm glad that Houston shit on their fans to restock the cupboards with Omer Asik, Zipperhead McGee, and The Beard. Third, I LOVE this trade for OKC. Don't get me wrong, Harden is a very good player. But he isn't great and he isn't worth max money to them (or anyone really). He is a wonderful complimentary player but he is not a superstar. OKC already has two of those and the potential third was going to be a grouch all season. So flip him for Kevin Martin (an underrated player), Jeremy Lamb (future stud), and a GUARANTEED lottery pick next year (with another first and second also in the mix). That sounds like a winning trade for the Thunder to me. Sure, they may not be as good in the regular season this year but who cares? It's not like they are going to miss the playoffs without Harden. In fact, they might even be better now if Lamb can contribute in the spring. Anyway, here are some picks for the 2012-13 season : Most Overrated Team East - Boston Celtics - This team is older than Grumpy's saggy, wrinkly nut skin. I don't think the rookies they drafted can contribute right away or period, Paul Pierce is a faggot and Jeff Green will probably have 10 heart attacks by the All-Star break. West - Los Angeles Lakers - Kobe's already hurt, Nash is a billion years old, Gasol is a raging gash and Howard is a whiny twat. But sure...there's NO WAY this won't work. Especially with Mike Brown and his hot dog neck coaching in LA. Most Underrated Team East – Atlanta Hawks – I like the way that this team was torn down and then built back up seemingly overnight. As long as Horford and SMIFF stay healthy, they are going to turn some heads this year (in front of 3000 fans per night). West – San Antonio Spurs – Every year we all expect them to break down for good. Every year they prove us wrong. It may feel like a cop out to put the Spurs as my underrated team but I don't think that anyone else in the West really fits this criteria. Breakout Player Lou Williams – Now that he is out from the Jrue, Iggy, and Turner shadow and with the Hawks, I expect a MONSTER year from one of the most underrated players in the league. You know what; he's going to be an All-Star this year. COUNT IT. 3 Bold Predictions 1. Jeremy Lin will end the season as the worst statistical player in the league. He never was any good. There, I said it. 2. The Boston Celtics miss the playoffs. This team is fucking toast. The East is getting better and the Celtics are getting more silver in the bush. 3. Anderson Varejao realizes the "no flopping rule" makes him a bottom 200 player in the league and he goes back to doing photo shoots while being the sparkle of affection in the eye of all homosexual Brazilian men. MVP LeBron James – The smart money is on Luke Harangody but I'm going to go out on a limb and give the award to the best player in the league. Rookie of the Year (not named Anthony Davis) Damian Lillard - Portland. Lillard doesn't have Ray Felton's chubby thighs looming in his rearview mirror after Portland shipped his tubby ass to New York. Plus all reports I've seen from the preseason suggest Lillard's already playing like a 3 year vet. I like the potential here on a team with a lot of talent. The Worst Teams in the League (other than Charlotte) Orlando Magic - EASILY Orlando. Listen. When Jameer Nelson is your best player 82 games will feel like 482 games. They're starting 4 guys that would get 20 minutes off the bench on just about any other team in the NBA. This roster is muddy shit from top to bottom. Really makes you realize just how valuable Smiles McElbows was. Phoenix Suns – When your best player is Jared Dudley or Marcin Gortat (probably), you are fucking terrible. Sleeper Fantasy Player (different than Breakout Player) Goran Dragic - PG is absurdly deep in fantasy this year. And I felt first hand the anal destruction Dragic is capable of when he grabbed Houston's starting PG spot by the haunches last year. Dragic is in Phoenix now with I think Brady and Ide as his only competition for minutes. There's first round production here that you can snag in the 3rd or 4th round. Ersan Ilyasova – This communist bastard might be my favorite player in the league and I hope that his new contract doesn't change the way he plays. He does EVERYTHING that you would want a fantasy basketball player to do. He'll get you a double/double, can pass, and shoots efficiently. Ilyasova is a stud. NBA Champion Miami Heat (What can I say - I will not be watching the NBA until the playoffs anyway) Well, I like the Heat to repeat. That should come as no surprise. Before I go and leave you to talk pro hoops all day, here is a funny story that I never knew until I started reading a book about Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game: he shot his free throws granny-style. HILARIOUS.
Thursday's six-pack Some NFL trends to ponder, with Week 9 on the horizon........ -- Redskins covered twice in last 11 games as a favorite. -- Colts covered five of last six home games. -- Minnesota is 7-14-1 vs spread in last 22 road games. -- Eagles covered 10 of last 12 Monday night road games. -- Tampa Bay covered 13 of last 19 road games. -- Lions covered twice in last nine road games.
Thursday's List of 13: Our NFL List of 13........... 32) Chiefs—Travel west to San Diego with banged-up Cassel starting at QB, backed up by former Iowa Hawkeye Ricky Stanzi. Not good. ??) Eagles—Just fired their DC; now starting status of Vick is in question. If he can't move ball vs defenseless Saints, change is in order. ??) Jets—If they could pawn Tebow off on Jaguars, what a bonanza. Would help Sanchez' play, but other problems still exist. ??) Panthers—Still think its goofy to have Mike Shula, the old Alabama coach tutoring your franchise QB, an Auburn alum. Maybe its me. 9) Steelers—I'd love to know how many of those throwback jerseys they've sold. Can't be too many. 8) Packers—Slept thru Jaguar game last week, won by 9. Now John Skelton brings the Redbirds into Lambeau on a 4-game skid. Hard to believe Arizona can spring the upset. 7) Broncos—When early NFL lines were released in late May, some folks were buying into Denver games all season. Those are the people you see smiling in Vegas today. 6) Bears—Defense/special teams are carrying squad; at some point, offense will need to drive the bus for a while. Can they? 5) Texans—Old friend Mario Williams comes calling with schizophrenic Bills this week. 4) 49ers— Going to jog to NFC West title. Not seeing them as Super Bowl threat. 3) Patriots—Won last two trips to London, 34-7/45-7. Maybe the teams they play over there should stay stateside until Friday, too. 2) Giants— Not sure if everyone realizes this, but Tom Coughlin is a Hall of Fame coach, for sure. 1) Falcons—Atlanta coach Smith worked at Tennessee Tech for 12 years. Tennessee-freakin'-Tech. Now he's 7-0 in the NFL. Go figure.
Week 9 NFL Analysis Chiefs (1-6) @ Chargers (4-3)—San Diego lost three in row since waxing Chiefs 37-20 (-2.5) at Arrowhead Sept 30, game where Chiefs turned ball over six times (-5), leading to Bolts' 10-yard edge in average field position. KC has severe QB problems, with Quinn getting knocked goofy Sunday, and Cassel coming back from injury, was tossed around like piñata by Raiders Sunday; Chiefs have yet to lead any game in regulation this year- they trailed 24-6 in only game they won, at Saints. KC lost seven of last nine series games and last four visits here, by 1-29-31-3 points; long travel on short week makes this a tough task, even under normal circumstances. Chargers have only two 2nd half TD's in last five games; since 2003, they're 12-8-1 vs spread as divisional home favorite. AFC West home teams are 1-4 vs spread in divisional games. Five of Chiefs' seven games went over the total. Broncos (4-3) @ Bengals (3-4)—Denver survived gauntlet of early season primetime games vs quality foes, now head into softer part of schedule after hanging 35/34 points on Chargers/Saints; they've won 12 of last 14 games vs Bengals, winning last three, all by 5 or less points. Broncos scored 14 TD's on last 40 drives; they're 0-2 on artificial turf, losing to Falcons/Patriots, maybe two best teams in NFL. Bengals lost last three games before their bye, turning ball over eight times (-3); they're 9-5-1 as home dogs since '08, but covered just one of last four in that role- they've lost two of three at home this year, with only win against the Browns. Cincy is 3-8-1 vs spread in last 12 games as a post-bye underdog (4-11-1 SU in last 16 post-bye games). AFC North teams are 6-13 vs spread in non-divisional games, 2-1 as home dogs. Three of last four Bengal games stayed under the total. Cardinals (4-4) @ Packers (5-3)—Arizona is only third team to be 4-4 after starting season 4-0; they head east on short week after dismal showing in 24-3 home loss to 49ers Monday night. Redbirds lost last eight games in Dairyland, with six of eight losses by 17+ points, but they did win last series meeting, 51-45 in OT in '09 playoffs, when Warner was their QB-- their last win in Green Bay was in 1947. Packers are 4-1-1 vs spread in last six games as a pre-bye favorite; they sleepwalked past Jaguars last week 24-15, getting outgained by 103 yards- they're 1-3 as home favorites this year, after being 15-7 from 2009-11. Cardinals scored 91 points in first four games, 36 points in last four (3 TD's on last 48 drives); opponents are taking Fitzgerald away, and no other viable options have emerged. NFC North faves are 7-10 vs spread in non-divisional games. Seven of eight Arizona games stayed under total. Dolphins (4-3) @ Colts (4-3)—Back in May, no one figured winner of this game would hit halfway mark over .500. Miami won last its three games, allowing 12 ppg (3 TD's on last 35 drives); they allowed 30-23-24 points in losses, 14 or less in wins- they're 2-2 on road, and have been killing teams on special teams, with blocked punt/onside kick at Jets last week, just in first quarter. Colts won three of last four games; five of their last six were decided by 5 or less points, or in OT. Indy is 3-1 at home, with only loss when Jaguars hit 75-yard TD pass in last 2:00 after Colts had taken lead. Indy won last three series games, by 6-5-4 points, but that was in Manning era. Miami won five of last six visits here, mostly back when teams were AFC East rivals. AFC South home teams are 7-3 vs spread in non-divisional games. Last three Miami games and four of last six Colt contests stayed under total. Ravens (4-3) @ Browns (2-6)—Baltimore lost 43-13 at Houston in last pre-bye game, outgained 420-176; they're 1-2 on road, with only win 9-6 over woeful Chiefs, but Ravens won/covered nine of last ten post-bye games, so interesting to see if week off helped at all. Browns (+2.5) snuck past Chargers 7-6 in rain last week, their second straight home win; they're 7-20 vs hated Ravens (former Browns), losing last nine series games, with six of nine by 10+ points. Ravens won first meeting 23-16 (-11), a Week 4 Thursday game, when Baltimore outrushed Browns 101-43 and threw ball for 337 yards, but now with Webb/ Lewis out for year, who steps up for their defense? Since '08, Baltimore is 5-2 vs spread as an AFC North road favorite; Browns are 8-5 in last 13 games as divisional home underdog. Home teams covered three of first four AFC North divisional games. Five of seven Baltimore games went over the total. Bills (3-4) @ Texans (6-1)—Mario Williams returns to Houston as expensive flop for Buffalo, which allowed 35+ points in all four losses, including last game before bye, when Titans scored on last play to win weird 35-34 game. Bills allowed 17 or less points in its three wins, but Texans are 3-1 as home favorites this year, scoring 33.8 ppg at Reliant (11 TDs on 43 home drives)- they're 18-12-3 in last 33 games as home faves. Buffalo is scoring 18.5 ppg on road, 32.3 at home; they're 3-6-1 in last 10 games as road dogs- their last two games overall were decided by total of four points. Bills are 6-2-1 vs spread in last nine games as post-bye underdog (5-2 last seven SU), Texans are 3-1 as post-bye favorites, but lost five of last seven post-bye games SU. AFC East underdogs are 6-4 vs spread in non-divisional games. Four of last five Houston games, five of seven Buffalo games went over total. Panthers (1-6) @ Redskins (3-5)—This year's most exciting rookie QB meets LY's most exciting rookie QB; both teams are struggling, with Carolina losing last five games (last four by 5 or less points), Redskins losing three of last four. Panthers outgained Chicago 416-210 last week, but were poor in red zone (one TD, three FGs on four trips) and had 11-yard disadvantage in field position. Washington hasn't held an opponent under 22 points this year- they're 1-2 at home, with average total in three games, 58.0. Home side won last seven series games, with Carolina winning last two (20-17/33-20) after losing seven of first eight series meetings. Panthers are 0-5 at Washington, but all five losses were by 4 or less points. Five of last six series totals were 37 or less. NFC East favorites are 3-9 vs spread in non-divisional games. NFC South road underdogs are 7-1. Six of eight Washington games went over the total. Lions (3-4) @ Jaguars (1-6)—Detroit's three wins this year are all by 4 or less points, with winning points all coming in last 0:30 or in OT; Lions are 1-3 on road, with underdog covering three of four games. Over last decade, Detroit is 1-5-2 vs spread as a road favorite (0-1 in '12), but they're 5-2-2 vs spread in last nine games vas AFC teams. Jags have been awful at home, losing by 20-17-38 points (average score, 32-7); they're 3-8 in last 11 games as home underdog- they've scored five offensive TDs in last four games, with two of five drives on short field (16-13 yards). Jax ran ball for just 61.3 ypg in last four games. Home side lost three of four series games, only one of which was decided by less than 15 points; Detroit lost both visits here, 37-22 in '98, 23-17ot in '04. NFC North non-divisional favorites are 7-10 against the spread. Four of last six Jaguar games stayed under total. Bears (6-1) @ Titans (3-5)— Cutler played college ball in Nashville (Vanderbilt) so this is homecoming for him, after Chicago escaped with 23-22 home win over gritty Panthers last week (Bears were outgained 416-210); Bears have 23 takeaways in seven games (+12), and scored six TD's on defense/special teams in last five games, hiding an offense that struggled in two games since bye (3.4/3.9 ypa last two games, allowing 11 sacks). Last three Titan games were decided by 3 or less points, or in OT; last week's OT loss to Colts was first close game Tennessee lost this year- four of its five losses are by 23+ points. Expect Bears to try and run ball vs Titan defense that allowed 166-171 rushing yards the last two weeks. AFC South underdogs are 8-6 vs spread in non-divisional games. Three of last four Chicago games, four of last six Titan games went over total. Vikings (5-3) @ Seahawks (4-4)—Seattle been much better at home; they're 3-0 there, allowing 14 ppg while upsetting Packers/Patriots (giving up only four TDs on 30 drives)- they allow 20.4 ppg on road (8 TDs/50 drives). Seahawks are 0-2 as favorites this year (both games were on road); underdogs are 7-1 vs spread in their games this year- since '05, they're 22-12-1 vs spread as home favorites. Vikings are running ball for 105 ypg on road this year, 130 ypg at home- they had three extra days to prepare after bad home loss to Bucs. Minnesota is 1-3 when it allows 23+ points; they've given up 13-13-14 points in its their other wins. Teams haven't met since '09; Vikings won last two meetings, but lost four of six visits here. Six of last seven series games were decided by 17+ points. NFC North teams are 9-12 vs spread in non-divisional games. Six of eight Seattle games stayed under the total, as did five of Vikings' last seven. Buccaneers (3-4) @ Raiders (3-4)— Oakland won six of eight series games; last loss was to Gruden in SB XXXVII ten years ago; Bucs are 0-4 in Black Hole, losing by average score of 35-13. This year's Raiders are showing signs of life after 1-4 start, beating pair of stiff teams after encouraging 23-20 loss at unbeaten Falcons- they're 2-1 at home, but both wins (Pitt/Jax) were by a FG- since losing that Super Bowl, Oakland is 8-21 vs spread when favored at home. Bucs had extra time here after encouraging Thursday win at Minnesota; they're 3-0 as road underdogs this year, as Vincent Jackson has proven to be valuable downfield target for Freeman. Bucs also ran ball for 134 yards/game in three weeks since their bye, so they're getting better balance. NFC South road teams are 9-1 vs spread in non-divisional games. Last four Tampa Bay games, four of last six Raider games went over the total. Steelers (4-3) @ Giants (6-2)—Real life intrudes; anyone who lives in New Jersey has had a rough week. Giants' prep here has to have been disrupted. That said, if Archie Manning hadn't strong-armed Chargers into trading his youngest son to Swamp, Giants would've drafted Big Ben, and NFL history would be different. Home teams lost four of last five series games, with Giants winning last meeting at Heinz in '08. Pitt won three of last five visits here, but haven't faced Big Blue here since '04. Giants are 1-3 as home favorites this year, winning last three games in Swamp by 7-14-4 points; they're coming off pair of wins over division rivals Redskins/Cowboys- underdogs covered seven of their eight games. Pitt is 1-3 on road this year, allowing 31-34-26 points in losses; they've allowed only one opponent (Raiders) to rush for 100+ yards. Giants are 1-3 vs spread when running ball for less than 100 yards. Since '06, Steelers are 11-20-1 vs spread as road underdogs. Three of last four Steeler games stayed under; three of last four Giant games went over. Cowboys (3-4) @ Falcons (7-0)—All three Dallas games since its bye went down to last minute, with Pokes losing two of three; loss to Giants last week was heartbreaker, rallying back from 23-0 deficit to take lead, before coming up just short. Cowboys are 2-2 on road; they've allowed 17 or less points in all three wins, 27+ in its four losses. Atlanta is NFL's last unbeaten team; they're 3-0 at home, 1-2 as home favorites, winning home games by 6-2-3 points- since '07, they're 20-9-1 as home favorites. Atlanta scored 23+ points in every game this year, 27-30-23 in three home games. Dallas is 16-8 vs Falcons, winning last two meetings, last of which was in '09; they're 7-5 on Peachtree Street, winning last two visits- their last loss here was in '93. NFC South home favorites are 3-6 vs spread in non-divisional games. Three of last four Dallas games went over the total. Eagles (3-4) @ Saints (2-5)— Two desperate, struggling teams; could be Vick's last chance to keep starting job- if he can't move ball against defense that allowed 513-530 yards in two games since its bye, then rookie Foles could see action. Philly also had disruptions this week after hurricane; they're 1-2 on road, with only win in last 2:00 in Cleveland, hardly a green flag. Saints are putrid on defense but had scored 24+ points in every game until last week's debacle in Denver, when they were outgained 530-252, with much of the 252 in garbage time. NO is 0-4 when it scores less than 31 points, but scary to back struggling visitor that recently canned its DC against Brees' offense. Teams haven't met since Saints won 40-22 in last meeting at Linc, three years ago; Eagles are 8-4 in last 12 visits here, 8-8 overall. NFC East road underdogs are 6-1 vs spread in non-divisional games.
Back later, headed to get some laundry done with Mrs. Spooky
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Friday's List of 13: 13 Things I'm looking for this weekend since I will not be around on Friday…….. 13) Panthers at Redskins; RGIII vs Cam. This year's next big thing vs last year's next big thing. Hope they compare notes after the game. 12) Alabama @ LSU—Lot of pressure on LSU's QB Zach Mettenberger, who isn't expected to do much against Bama's great defense. For what its worth, someone who knows figured out that NFL's worst team (Jaguars) would be a 24-point favorite over Alabama on a neutral field. 11) Jay Cutler went to college at Vanderbilt, now returns to Nashville with Bears' squad being carried by its defense (six TDs on defense/special teams in last five games). Titans play lot of close games, if they don't turn ball over, this is a FG game. 10) West Virginia gave up 104 points in losing its last two games, but TCU brings a freshman backup QB to Morgantown, and they've lost three of their last four games. We'll see if last week's bye helped Mountaineers. 9) New Jersey has been ravaged by Hurricane Sandy; how much did it disrupt the Giants' preparation this week? Steelers are flying into play on Sunday, which never happens. Hotel they were supposed to stay at has no power, as of Thursday night. 8) Maryland is out of QB's, so they're starting a freshman LB at QB—he played in high school LY. Georgia Tech's defense is reeling, good chance for them to get healthier. 7) Did the bye week help Baltimore's defense, which is now without Webb/ Lewis for rest of season? Ravens won't get any sympathy in Cleveland, where franchise used to be located. 6) Counting preseason games, Lakers are 0-10 this season, losing badly in two games that really count, which makes Friday's game with the Clippers at least a little more interesting than usual. Steve Nash banged up his leg in Portland Wednesday, not sure if he'll play. Lakers are not a young team. 5) Winner of Dolphin-Colt game will be 5-3 at the halfway mark, and no one, not even their families, had that happening. 4) Texas struggled but won last two games, beating Baylor/Kansas by less than a TD each; they've allowed 260 rushing yards/game over last five games, now visit dangerous Texas Tech squad that is more comfortable throwing ball. Interesting game for Mack Brown's crew. 3) 3-4 Cowboys @ 7-0 Falcons—Game management has escaped Dallas this year- their last two losses were nailbiters to Ravens/Giants that easily could've been wins. Atlanta is off to best start in franchise history; '72 Dolphins have champagne ready, should Dallas post the upset. 2) Oregon at USC—There was a shooting at a Halloween party on USC campus Wednesday night; hope everyone is OK and college can get back to being fun again. 1) Eagles at Saints Monday night. Michael Vick has to put points on board here, against a horrible Saint defense, or he's going to get benched. NO was dreadful in all aspects of game in Denver last week. Game between two struggling, desperate teams.


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VAIL - With snowflakes in their faces, cyclists slipped and slid over a snow-covered course Feb. 9, competing for a $4,000 prize purse at the Winter Mountain Games.
The riders circled Golden Peak for roughly 40 minutes in the event, called the On-Snow MTB Crit, which saw both men and women competing in snow bike (4-inch tires) and mountain bike categories.
The course was a challenging one, taking riders from a start/finish area near Chair 6's first tower, uphill along the outside of the Chair 12 line, through the Golden Peak tunnel and back down the catwalk that crosses under Chair 6, with snow the only surface throughout the entire course.
The snow bike category saw the most competition, with the result a repeat of Feb. 8's cross-country snow bike race - Jake Wells took home top honors for the men and Judy Freeman won the women's race.
Despite the falling snow, softer riding surface and tough conditions, Wells said general fitness is the most difficult aspect of the competition.
"Handling your bike on the downhill switchbacks is one thing," said Wells, a pro cyclocross racer who lives in Avon. "But this climb is painful."
After the 35-minute crit format elapsed, the riders lapped the course eight times.
"First couple laps it was riding pretty well, but then with the traffic and everything, everybody was swerving and cutting up the snow, it definitely got more difficult as we progressed," Wells said. "Racing bikes on snow is so much fun. It's awesome to have an event of this size in your backyard."
Wells said that to adjust for the softer snow, he deflated his tires slightly.
"Yesterday I ran probably about seven or eight PSI, and today I ran about five or six," he said. "The softer the tire is, the more traction there is to come in contact with the snow ... but it was actually harder packed than I thought it was going to be, probably because of all the skier traffic all day."
Third place finisher and local cross-country mountain biker Jay Henry said going into the race he didn't think the conditions were going to bother him as much as the actual terrain.
"I don't think the snow in your face will make much difference, but the drop's going to be out of control," he said.
Wells agreed.
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i did the white dragon to chrissy last nite...it was hilarious
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May 27, 2010
a sexual act involving oral intercourse. When the man cums in the girls mouth he slaps her on the back so she spits it out her nose, hense looking like a dragon.
Damn, i just gave that hoe a white dragon, and she breathed fire all over my carpet, fuck.
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When a man cums into a womans mouth, then immediatly makes her laugh so hard that it comes out her nose.
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November 11, 2010
The act of punching a woman/man in the face with a fist full of the semen she/he didn't want to swallow.
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During sex the male cums in a female/male's mouth and punches her/him in the stomach, causing her/him to spit it out.
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It when you are cumming into the girls mouth and then when she is not suspecting it and she thinks its over u hit her on the back of the head so she sneezes out cum like a dragon spurting out fire.
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- What is a cystocele?
- What causes a cystocele?
- What are the symptoms of a cystocele?
- How is a cystocele diagnosed?
- How is a cystocele treated?
- Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
- Points to Remember
- Hope through Research
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What is a cystocele?
A cystocele, also called a prolapsed or dropped bladder, is the bulging or dropping of the bladder into the vagina. The bladder, located in the pelvis between the pelvic bones, is a hollow, muscular, balloon-shaped organ that expands as it fills with urine. During urination, also called voiding, the bladder empties through the urethra, located at the bottom of the bladder. The urethra is the tube that carries urine outside of the body. The vagina is the tube in a woman's body that runs beside the urethra and connects the womb, or uterus, to the outside of the body.
What causes a cystocele?
A cystocele occurs when the muscles and supportive tissues between a woman's bladder and vagina weaken and stretch, letting the bladder sag from its normal position and bulge into the vagina or through the vaginal opening. In a cystocele, the bladder tissue remains covered by the vaginal skin. A cystocele may result from damage to the muscles and tissues that hold the pelvic organs up inside the pelvis. A woman's pelvic organs include the vagina, cervix, uterus, bladder, urethra, and small intestine. Damage to or weakening of the pelvic muscles and supportive tissues may occur after vaginal childbirth and with conditions that repeatedly strain or increase pressure in the pelvic area, such as
- repetitive straining for bowel movements
- constipation
- chronic or violent coughing
- heavy lifting
- being overweight or obese
A woman's chances of developing a cystocele increase with age, possibly because of weakening muscles and supportive tissues from aging. Whether menopause increases a woman's chances of developing a cystocele is unclear.
What are the symptoms of a cystocele?
The symptoms of a cystocele may include
- a vaginal bulge
- the feeling that something is falling out of the vagina
- the sensation of pelvic heaviness or fullness
- difficulty starting a urine stream
- a feeling of incomplete urination
- frequent or urgent urination
Women who have a cystocele may also leak some urine as a result of movements that put pressure on the bladder, called stress urinary incontinence. These movements can include coughing, sneezing, laughing, or physical activity, such as walking. Urinary retention––the inability to empty the bladder completely––may occur with more severe cystoceles if the cystocele creates a kink in the woman's urethra and blocks urine flow.
Women with mild cystoceles often do not have any symptoms.
How is a cystocele diagnosed?
Diagnosing a cystocele requires medical tests and a physical exam of the vagina. Medical tests take place in a health care provider's office, an outpatient center, or a hospital. The health care provider will ask about symptoms and medical history. A health care provider uses a grading system to determine the severity of a woman's cystocele. A cystocele receives one of three grades depending on how far a woman's bladder has dropped into her vagina:
- grade 1—mild, when the bladder drops only a short way into the vagina
- grade 2—moderate, when the bladder drops far enough to reach the opening of the vagina
- grade 3—most advanced, when the bladder bulges out through the opening of the vagina
If a woman has difficulty emptying her bladder, a health care provider may measure the amount of urine left in the woman's bladder after she urinates. The remaining urine is called the postvoid residual. A health care provider can measure postvoid residual with a bladder ultrasound. A bladder ultrasound uses a device, called a transducer, that bounces safe, painless sound waves off the bladder to create an image and show the amount of remaining urine. A specially trained technician performs the procedure, and a radiologist—a doctor who specializes in medical imaging—interprets the images. A woman does not need anesthesia.
A health care provider can also use a catheter—a thin, flexible tube—to measure a woman's postvoid residual. The health care provider inserts the catheter through the woman's urethra into her bladder to remove and measure the amount of remaining urine after the woman has urinated. A postvoid residual of 100 mL or more is a sign that the woman is not completely emptying her bladder. A woman receives local anesthesia.
A health care provider may use a voiding cystourethrogram—an x-ray exam of the bladder—to diagnose a cystocele as well. A woman gets a voiding cystourethrogram while urinating. The x-ray images show the shape of the woman's bladder and let the health care provider see any problems that might block normal urine flow. An x-ray technician performs a voiding cystourethrogram, and a radiologist interprets the images. A woman does not need anesthesia; however, some women may receive sedation. A health care provider may order additional tests to rule out problems in other parts of a woman's urinary tract.
How is a cystocele treated?
Cystocele treatment depends on the severity of the cystocele and whether a woman has symptoms. If a woman's cystocele does not bother her, a health care provider may recommend only that she avoid heavy lifting or straining, which could worsen her cystocele. If a woman has symptoms that bother her and wants treatment, the health care provider may recommend pelvic muscle exercises, a vaginal pessary, or surgery.
Pelvic floor, or Kegel, exercises involve strengthening pelvic floor muscles. Strong pelvic floor muscles more effectively hold pelvic organs in place. A woman does not need special equipment for Kegel exercises.
The exercises involve tightening and relaxing the muscles that support pelvic organs. A health care provider can help a woman learn proper technique.
Read more about pelvic muscle exercises in Kegel Exercise Tips at www.urologic.niddk.nih.gov.
A vaginal pessary is a small, silicone medical device placed in the vagina that supports the vaginal wall and holds the bladder in place. Pessaries come in a number of shapes and sizes. A health care provider has many options to choose from to find the most comfortable pessary for a woman.
A heath care provider may recommend surgery to repair the vaginal wall support and reposition the woman's bladder to its normal position. The most common cystocele repair is an anterior vaginal repair—or anterior colporrhaphy. The surgeon makes an incision in the wall of the woman's vagina and repairs the defect by folding over and sewing together extra supportive tissue between the vagina and bladder. The repair tightens the layers of tissue that separate the organs, creating more support for the bladder. A surgeon who specializes in the urinary tract or female reproductive system performs an anterior vaginal repair in a hospital. The woman receives either regional or general anesthesia. The woman may stay overnight in the hospital, and full recovery may take up to 4 to 6 weeks.
Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
Researchers have not found that eating, diet, and nutrition play a role in causing or preventing a cystocele.
Points to Remember
- A cystocele, also called a prolapsed or dropped bladder, is the bulging or dropping of the bladder into the vagina.
- A cystocele occurs when the muscles and supportive tissues between a woman's bladder and vagina weaken and stretch, letting the bladder sag from its normal position and bulge into the vagina or through the vaginal opening.
- Diagnosing a cystocele requires medical tests and a physical exam of the vagina.
- Cystocele treatment depends on the severity of the cystocele and whether a woman has symptoms.
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Heinrich has represented the Albuquerque area's 1st Congressional District since 2009, when he took over a seat held by Wilson for five terms. Wilson didn't seek re-election in 2008 and ran unsuccessfully for the GOP Senate nomination after Republican Pete Domenici decided to retire.
Both parties viewed the race between Heinrich and Wilson as important in the national battle for control of the Senate. However, polling during the campaign showed that Wilson struggled to attract crossover support among Democrats, which is critical in a state where Republicans account for only one-third of voters.
Heinrich portrayed himself during the Senate campaign as a defender of the middle class and safety net programs. Wilson emphasized the economy and the need to reduce the nation's budget deficit but vowed to protect programs such as Social Security.
Heinrich, 41, has quickly climbed the ranks of New Mexico politics. He moved to the state in 1995 to take a job at a federal research facility after earning an engineering degree from the University of Missouri. He later started a public affairs consulting business and in 2003 won a seat on the Albuquerque City Council.
Heinrich grew up in Missouri, where his father was a utility company lineman and his mother was a factory worker.
Wilson, 51, is an Air Force Academy graduate whose Scottish grandfather served in the Royal Air Force in World War I. She won election to Congress in 1998 after serving in the cabinet of former Gov. Gary Johnson as the administrator of the state's juvenile justice agency.
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The worlds that i never said will expose me as the person i truely have come to become in the world of hate. When the world switches its exposed souls and change for a better truer outcome of happiness and wellbeing and educated minded of followers will the follow become the hollow insides of the outsiders? If one doesn't follow anyone how can she become a follower or does she become the followee or perhaps let everyone see her soul for what it is and become amazed when lupe fasico speaks "REAL" on his track and then exposed the soul of his most never spoken words that she just wrote about in this easy, but far beyond thought process of her thoughts she spoke on this track? Huh if one doesn't understand do they just judge and being understood of stood under the life of light for a littler while until the light comes to life of the underground earth shaking of an earthquake or the rain of a snow shower that might make life become threatened??????
I ask you if one man does the deeds of one dog does she belong to him? or is she forever found?
WHAT NEWs IS HIDDEN THAT REALLY NEEDS TO BE HEARD. How much is being HIDDEN THAT really MATTERS.
DONT STRUGGLE TO BE ON TOP you wont ever get there, , by staying at the bottom no one can bring you down. I have my crown . So i just stay here. I stick around watching everyone climb the mountain . whar they found was a big fountain and they all started drowning . fighting for the top when it was only water they were after. Tried to tell them. it was all around them. They couldnt see the top cuz there wasnt ever a fountain. Just water all around the bottom of the mountain . What was it they were climbing for. up the water fountain not knowing the fountain came from the mountain. So the mountain was just a mountain and the top was all around them, In the water that drown them.
Honestly, chills get sent through my entire body whenever i listen to any Lupe song. He raps about stuff that other rappers dont even know about. He is like the confucius of rap, no of modern day. he just chooses rap and music as a way of expressing his philosophical thoughts and opinions. "peace, and much love to ya"
Shit that he said, Shit that he said All that he said is in my head....
"Words I never said" Huh What.... Call the police there another KILLA on the loose. WOW!
Do the masses still get upset when you say what they are afraid to say or do they expect it from you by now.
POW BANG POP the sound of a million brain cases opening.
Do the damn thang like you do.
Love it & Living it.
LUPE!!!!!! I can do nothing but continuously praise the most high for blessing you with the ability to articulate your life over record!!!!!!! Lupe Fiasco... a name given to self out of ignorance yet it fits so perfectly because that's what you are to these agent Smith's my man "A great fail"... But I wouldn't have it any other way for if man was in a like mind with all one is doing then one should reconsider one's steps... As they judge slamming gavel you are earning points of love and favor and the eyes of He who matters most!!!!!!! Gloves off my brother!!!!!!! I will be purchasing this album 2 or 3 times just as I've done the past 2!!!!!!!!! Keep them coming family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -John Rich


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LEWISVILLE, Texas (AP) - A man injured in an explosion that leveled a North Texas home that is part of an affordable housing program has died at a hospital.
Christian Community Action president and CEO Ron Batts says 55-year-old Scott Deahl died Sunday night. Batts' nonprofit group owns the home and rents it out to families who are struggling financially.
Deahl lived at the home in Lewisville, about 20 miles northwest of Dallas.
Two firefighters who were standing on the street near the home were also injured in Friday's explosion. One was hospitalized with chest pains and expected to recover; the other was treated and released that day.
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At first I was like "Oh nice, more flash games made native, so original..." but then I watched the Ignite promo and I was like "I JUST J**Z IN MY PANTS".
Phoronix: Nemesys Is Porting Their Games To Linux
Nemesys, a game studio run out of Budapest, is porting their game titles to Linux. The studio's current titles include Fortix 2, A.C.S, and Ignite. Nemesys Ignite, in particular, is a very promising racing game that will surely roar things up for Linux...
At first I was like "Oh nice, more flash games made native, so original..." but then I watched the Ignite promo and I was like "I JUST J**Z IN MY PANTS".
Finally a great race game on Linux!
Wow, Ignite does look pretty sweet. I really loathe the AMD binary driver, but this might make me go back to that for a while.
I met these guys at DICE 2011 (we both had IGC 2011 Finalist games; their's was Fortix 2, mentioned in the article). They're pretty cool guys. I heartily recommend supporting them.
I'm totally buying Fortix 2 and Ignite as soon as they have them ready to go. Fortix reminds me of Gals Panic from the arcade, and Ignite is just effing sweet! The air traffic control thing isn't my cup of tea.
Pointless post is pointless.
wow Ignite is really cool... but hopefully the openGL renderer rock da house.
means we need FBO based rendering not pbuffer and we need at minimum shader model 3 and VTF Vertex texture fetch.
you can use all this on directX 9 cards... but without these features a game is outdated.
the next step is HDR rendering (openGL3) and Tessellation (OpenGL4)
but the most import parts are FBO+Shader3+VTF
sure you don't need openGL3 or OpenGL4 for a great game.
Gonna buy Ignite as soon as it comes out for sure.
wow awesome games.
all of them are sweet!
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How will I know when I'm in labour?
Every woman's labour is different. So pinpointing when yours begins isn't really possible. However, some specific changes take place in pre-labour, early labour and established (active) labour.In pre-labour or early labour (the latent phase), you may have:
- Persistent lower back pain or abdominal pain, with a pre-menstrual feeling and cramps.
- Painful contractions that occur at regular and increasingly shorter intervals, and become longer and stronger in intensity (NCCWCH 2007: 139).
- Broken waters. Your membranes may rupture with a gush or a trickle of amniotic fluid. Either way, call your maternity unit to let them know.
- A brownish or blood-tinged mucus discharge (bloody show). If you pass the mucus plug that blocks the cervix, labour could be imminent, or it could be several days away. It's a sign that things are moving along.
- An upset tummy or loose bowels.
- A period of feeling very emotional or moody.
- Disrupted sleep (Gross et al 2003, Gross et al 2006).
How you will feel in the pre-labour or early labour phases depends on:
- Whether you've had a baby before.
- How you perceive and respond to pain.
- How prepared you are for what going into labour may be like. (Cheyne et al 2006, Simkin and Ancheta 2011: 209-11)
When should I call my midwife?
You have probably talked to your midwife about what to do when you think you're in active labour. But if you're not sure whether or not the time has come, don't be embarrassed to call. Midwives are used to getting calls from women who are uncertain if they're in early labour or active labour, and who need guidance. It's part of their job.A midwife can tell a lot by the tone of your voice, so talking helps. She'll want to know how close together your contractions are, whether you can talk through a contraction, and any other symptoms you may have.
If you're planning to have your baby in hospital or in a birth centre, she may ask you to come in so she can make an assessment.
If she thinks you're still in early labour, she is likely to encourage you to go home until you're in stronger active labour (Eri et al 2011, Lauzon and Hodnett 2001, Simkin and Ancheta 2011:111). Her decision will depend on how you're coping and whether you've got a birth partner to support you (Cheyne et al 2006).
You should contact your midwife or doctor if:
- Your waters break, or if you suspect you're leaking amniotic fluid (NCCWCH 2007: 206).
- Your baby is moving less than usual (NCCWCH 2008: 276).
- You have vaginal bleeding (unless it's just a small amount after a membrane sweep or the blood-tinged mucus of the show) (Crafter 2009, Sakornbut et al 2007).
- You have a fever, severe headaches, changes in your vision, along with abdominal pain. (NCCWCH 2008: 228)
See our list of other pregnancy symptoms you shouldn't ignore, in case anything else is worrying you.
You and your partner could also watch our video on how to help you understand pregnancy strains.
What should I do early on in labour?
This will depend on what time of day it is, what you like doing, and how you're feeling. Keeping calm and relaxed will help your body to release the hormone oxytocin that you need for your labour to progress (McNabb 2004: 415, Simkin and Ancheta 2011: 112-3) and will help you to cope with the contractions (NCCWCH 2007: 93-4). Do whatever will help you to stay relaxed.This could mean watching your favourite film, going for a walk, pottering around at home, or asking a trusted friend or relative over to keep you company. You could alternate between walking and resting, or try taking a warm bath or shower to ease any aches and pains. If you can, try to get some rest to prepare you for the work ahead.
During early labour, you may feel hungry, so eat and drink if you feel like it (McNabb 2004: 415, Simkin and Ancheta 2011:110). This will help to comfort you and may even help your labour to progress more smoothly (Dencker et al 2010).
Early labour is a good time to try out different positions, breathing techniques and visualisations to see if they help you to cope with the contractions. If you've got a TENS machine, early labour is the time to use it (NCCWCH 2007: 93; 100).
Can I have contractions and not be in labour?
Yes. You can have pre-labour contractions. These help your cervix to go through the changes it needs to before it starts to dilate. During dilation, your cervix moves from the back (posterior position) to the front (anterior position). It will also be shortening and thinning (softening and effacing).These changes may take place without you noticing over the last few weeks of your pregnancy (Simkin and Ancheta 2011: 108, Winter and Cameron 2006). Or you may experience hours or days of cramps or contractions. These may be progressing the early changes in your cervix, even though they may not be dilating your cervix yet (Simkin and Ancheta 2011:108).
A midwife can confirm whether cervical changes have started during an examination. At your 40 week appointment your cervix may be firm and unyielding, while at the next appointment it may be "paper thin" and starting to open.
If your baby has his head down but his back to your back, it can take longer for his head to engage and for labour to start. Your contractions may be erratic and low in intensity, and you may have backache (Coates 2009).
Your midwife will advise you about ways to cope at home until labour becomes stronger (NCCWCH 2007: 145). You could take a dose of paracetamol or try a warm bath or massage to relieve the pain. If your baby is back-to-back, getting into an all-fours position, on your hands and knees, for half an hour or so now and again can help relieve backache (Stremler et al 2005, Hunter et al 2007).
Can I tell if labour is about to happen soon?
Maybe. Signs of the approach of labour include:- Lightening, when your baby's head begins to drop into position in your pelvis. You may be able to breathe more deeply and eat more, but you'll also need to wee more frequently, and walking may be more difficult.
- Heavier and more mucus vaginal discharge.
- More frequent and noticeably more intense Braxton Hicks contractions.
- Mood swings and a surge of energy.
- A sudden urge to clean your home! (McCormick 2009: 457;465-6)
Read about how other mums knew they were in labour on the BabyCentre blog.
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It's when you lick a clump of feces out of a girl's anus then spit it on to her breasts in a decorative fashion. Then you lick it all up and throw it back up in her anus.
"Performing a mcnasty shizzgrizzle is just M. Night Shamylan making The Village...a betrayal to all normalcy this world has ever known"
viết bởi Snoop Diggity D
23 Tháng một, 2008