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The league and its players' union will return to the table at an undisclosed location Wednesday with U.S. federal mediators Scott Beckenbaugh and John Sweeney rejoining the process.
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NHL owners and players are set to resume negotiations in their labour standoff on Wednesday, with a faint air of optimism that hockey will return in the new year.
The league and its players' union will return to the table at an undisclosed location, but they won't be going it alone. U.S. federal mediators Scott Beckenbaugh and John Sweeney — who first tried to bridge the gap between the two sides on Nov. 27 and 28 — will be rejoining the process.
The NHLPA continued to push for mediation when players and owners gathered in New York last week and the NHL eventually agreed. However, deputy commissioner Bill Daly acknowledged Tuesday that he would carry "no expectations" into the next session.
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Both sides remain dug in on three essential issues — the length of a new collective bargaining agreement, rules governing term limits on contracts and the transition rules to help teams get under the salary cap — and Wednesday's talks will be a test to see if any goodwill remains from the roller-coaster sessions in New York last week.
Those talks, between a select group of owners and players absent the presence of commissioner Gary Bettman and union leader Donald Fehr, began with a good news Tuesday, the first appreciable progress during the lockout. They were followed Wednesday with a complete collapse of that goodwill, every achievement being as taken off the table in what many referred to as the Manhattan Meltdown.
After that breakdown, long-time observers said Bettman was as livid as they've ever seen him, while Fehr has continued to maintain that the two sides are in agreement, or close to it, on all significant issues.
"My comments from a couple of days ago stand on their own," Fehr said in a speech to the Canadian Auto Workers on Saturday. "I think we were very close."
It's a certainty the players are dug in on contract length of eight years or longer, as opposed to the five-year length offered by the league. The players claim a contract of eight to 10 years with an average salary of $7 million (for an elite player) would leave more cap space for lower-level players than, say, a five-year contract where elite players could earn $12 million per season.
The players are also wary of a five-year limit on free-agent contracts — seven years if the player re-signs with his team. That, they say, would limit player movement in free agency since the home club could offer two years more than any other team.
The lockout hit Day 87 on Tuesday and has already resulted in the cancellation of 526 regular-season games through Dec. 30, plus the Winter Classic and all-star game.
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Chris Petty is the President of Suntex Marinas, the marina operating platform of Suntex Ventures. He has worked with the Principals for the past eleven years. During his tenure with the Suntex Principals, Mr. Petty has played a lead role in the acquisition of 21 marinas and provided transitional and technical leadership for all properties. He is ultimately responsible for the operation of 23 marinas consisting of 10,000+ wet and dry slips, 10 service departments, numerous retail leases as well as fleet operations. Mr. Petty has also played the lead role in implementing accounting, management and reporting software systems.
Formerly, Mr. Petty was the North Caribbean Regional Manager at IGY and General Manager for IGY's flagship property, Yacht Haven Grande, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Mr. Petty had full property financial and operational responsibility for the North Caribbean assets, managed all facets of mall operations and all marina activities including 600+ slips accommodating mega yachts up to 450'.
Prior to its merger with IGY, Mr. Petty was recruited by Suntex Principals to manage American Yacht Harbor, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Mr. Petty was retained by IGY after the merger and continued to manage the marina and all associated operations for four years. Mr. Petty has 21 years of experience as General Manager, Vice President & President of various resort marinas in 9 states and the Caribbean. He is a board member of the Association of Marinas Industry, a certified port facility officer and holds a U.S. Coast Guard Master Captain's License.
Mr. Petty attended the University of Arizona, from which he graduated with a Bachelor of Science. He currently resides in Frisco, Texas, with his wife, Donna, son, Charlie, and daughter, Emma.
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Ron TenEyck joined the Suntex team in 2010 when Suntex Marinas acquired Liberty Landing Marina. He now serves as Vice President of Operations for Suntex Marinas as well as General Manager of Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City, NJ. He started at Liberty Landing Marina in 2006 as Director of Service then was later promoted to General Manager.
Mr. TenEyck's background spans more than 20 years of experience within the yachting and marine industry. He started his maritime education at Fort Schuyler Merchant Marine Academy and holds various degrees in the marine industry including Certified MerCruiser master technician, US Coast Guard 100-ton Captains license. Ron is a certified technician for many high end yacht companies including Benetti, Uniesse, Sealine, Sunseeker, Searay, to name a few. Currently, he serves on various waterfront councils for the City of New York and the state of New Jersey, specializing in marine improvement and conservation. Ron is renowned for his reputation in the marine service industry, with a large following of very satisfied customers.
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Christopher Booth is the Vice President of Information Technology at Suntex and is responsible for technology strategy, IT infrastructure, and enterprise application platform. Mr. Booth oversees company and asset wide IT functions. Prior to Suntex Mr. Booth served as both Director of Network Operations and Network Operations Center Manager at Architel, one of the largest managed IT service providers in the state of Texas, serving over 200 clients and 10,000 end users.
Mr. Booth has 15 years of IT experience in various industries including roles with the United States Marine Corps, United States Government, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), Weathermatic and Architel. His primary focus has been enterprise IT architecture, IT strategy, ERP, "SAAS" solutions, enterprise integrations, service-oriented architecture and distributed computing. As a United States Marine, Mr. Booth served in the field of Intelligence and held a TopSecret (TSSCI) clearance. Christopher attended the National Imagery and Mapping College at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia earning U.S. Government Certifications for G.I.S with a focus on battle planning, imagery analysis and operations to geospatial database quality control, population, and management. While in the Marine Corps Mr. Booth attended American Intercontinental University and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems with a focus on network security.
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Josalyn received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Augustana College in Rock Island, IL, where she majored in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and Communications. She currently maintains residence in Frisco, TX.
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In 2011, Bryan Walden joined Suntex Marinas, as General Manager of Chandler's Landing and Captain's Cove Marinas, and then was promoted to Regional Manager of the five Suntex Marinas in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in November of 2012.
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It wasn't really funny, pointless and close to horrible jokes, good animation though but not even the animation could save this cartoon.
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I think you are wasting your skills with stupid plots, but whatever, its your choice.
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Behenna got a painful view of other side, the defense, when she helped fight the prosecution and conviction of her eldest son and former U.S. Army officer Michael Behenna, for war crimes in Iraq. Michael was released in March, after serving five years in Leavenworth.
Kept sane by work
"During that time, the distraction of work was the only thing that kept me sane," she said.
When the government offered an early retirement package, Behenna jumped on it. "I understood what those families (on the defense) were going through, and it was hard to watch," she said.
At Crowe, Behenna changed sides and now specializes in white-collar defense, along with government relations and health care.
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Ellen Adams, who practices complex litigation mainly in the energy industry for GableGotwals, said her firm is sensitive to the fact that she's a mother as well as a trial lawyer.
Adams has two daughters: Abby, who's 9 months old, and Emma, 6, who has Down syndrome and was born by emergency Cesarean section at 34 weeks gestation after Adams, during a routine ultrasound, was told her baby had a brain defect and was missing a chamber in her heart.
Adams went back to work two weeks later, delaying her maternity leave for when Emma was released from the hospital. Two weeks after she was discharged, Emma suffered congestive heart failure and underwent open-heart surgery, and two months later — the very day Adams returned to work — Emma had another emergency, ultimately resulting in a second open-heart surgery a few months later in Dallas, where Adams worked remotely until her daughter recovered.
"Thankfully, today, I have the opportunity to try to figure out how to balance the, mostly typical, obligations of motherhood with work," Adams said.
Emma, she said, is a "healthy, exuberant, sometimes mischievous 6-year-old who loves her baby sister. She is in kindergarten now, and she goes to private physical, occupational, speech and feeding therapy."
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The Oklahoman asked work-life balance questions of Muckala, Behenna and Adams, along with Diana Vermeire, a state and federal litigator with GableGotwals; Jodi Dishman, a trial lawyer who practices complex litigation with McAfee and Taft; and Stephanie Chapman, a tax attorney with McAfee and Taft, who each have two young sons between the ages of 2 and 6. Here are their answers:
Q: How has being an attorney made you a better mother?
Vermeire: I don't think I could be personally fulfilled without having a challenging and engaging job like being an attorney. I also think that the organizational, time management and, most importantly, problem-solving skills of a lawyer come in handy as a mother.
Adams: My time away from being a mom makes me more engaged when I am with my daughters. Being a mom is hard work and, at times, means you have additional roles like nurse, therapist and tutor. While being an attorney is full of its own stresses, it is a complete shift from my roles at home and, for whatever reason, that shift provides a break from the stress of being a mom.
Dishman: I'm good at asking questions and cross-examining my children, so I usually know 'who did it' pretty quickly. My boys like to give one-word answers, and the skills I've obtained through being a litigator help me to ask better questions, so I get more complete responses out of my boys.
Q: How has being a mother made you a better attorney?
Chapman: It has pushed me to become a better listener and more attuned to cues from other people.
Adams: Spending time outside of the office when I am completely absorbed in motherhood allows me to approach problems back at the office with a fresh mind and perspective. Sometimes that break prompts a break-through for me in thinking about a case.
Dishman: It's taught me patience. It took me over a year to get pregnant with my first child, and when he was born he had severe colic. I did a lot of holding, and he did a lot of crying. I don't think I slept more than two to three hours at a time during his first five months of life. But the outcome was worth it: that colicky, constantly crying baby has grown into a fun-loving, smiling, busy and joyful little boy. Life as a trial and appeals attorney can be like that: the rewards are not always immediate and there can be times when you don't get a lot of sleep. But usually the outcome of all the hard work is well worth it.
Q: What's your funniest moment as an attorney mom?
Adams: Emma a few years ago was wide awake at 4 a.m. I was half-asleep and bribing her to sit still by letting her look at pictures on my iPhone. She said, 'Here, Mommy.' I looked up to see my phone's keypad display, heard a generic voice mail message and quickly hit end. To my horror, she'd dialed my supervising partner's cellphone. He told me later that morning that it didn't wake him up, but I think he may have been lying.
Dishman: Last summer I had a jury trial in a civil case and put in many hours in preparing for trial. Cash, who was not even 3 yet, told me he was ready for me to be 'off trial.'
Q: What's your best advice to other working moms?
Dishman: Try to be 100 percent focused on whatever you are doing at the time. When you are at home, put down the iPhone or Blackberry and focus on your family. When you are work, try to focus on getting the most hours out of your work day.
Adams: Get to know other working moms. There is priceless camaraderie in exchanging stories about sleepless nights, Pinterest fails, daycare dilemmas and spare sets of clothing. It might not help you achieve balance, but it will certainly help you feel like you can make it work.
Vermeire: Don't be too hard on yourself and know that the entire experience is a journey. There are days, weeks or years that are better than others, and there are times when we more naturally focus on being a mother first and a lawyer second or vice versa.
Q: How do you relax?
Muckala: I view relaxing as I do retirement – something that may happen eventually. Until then, there is red wine and reruns of Downton Abbey after the kids go to bed. I also enjoy my book club with other female professionals.
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May 1st: Hot Dog Feed
May 2nd: Broken Bow Education Foundation 2nd Annual Duck Race for Education- Downtown Broken Bow- 12:30 p.m.
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Six weeks ago, America's most-watched television programme was the Sunday night National Football League game between the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers.
No surprise there - almost every week, the sport boasts the top two slots.
But what was amazing about the 49ers' visit to the Seahawks was that the second most popular broadcast that week was the hour-long weather delay shortly after the game started. More than 17 million Americans tuned in to watch nothing happening.
To be in a US city that has an NFL team in the days before or after a game is like being stuck in a sports bar. The game dominates conversation in the same way a heatwave does in Britain.
Once upon time it was baseball, or even boxing, that did that. Not anymore. Despite being a dreadful game, Monday's clash between the New York Giants and the Minnesota Vikings beat the first game of the World Series - featuring two of baseball's most popular teams in the Boston Red Sox and the St Louis Cardinals - in the ratings.
"You can't talk about the decline of baseball without also talking about the parallel rise of the NFL," wrote the author and journalist Jonathan Mahler in an opinion piece for The New York Times last month.
Mahler listed half a dozen reasons why baseball has never been healthier, before pointing out the unavoidable truth that compared to the leylandii-like growth of the NFL, the sport has become "irrelevant".
The NFL is where America comes to gamble, pretends to be a coach, looks for metaphors on the state of the nation, finds its heroes and sells everything from luxury cars to washing powder. It is the biggest player in the world's biggest market, and it knows it.
So why has the NFL just flown the 49ers 5,000 miles to play a game against Florida's Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley? Weren't two other teams just here? Are we being wooed?
It certainly felt that way on Thursday, when the man often described as most powerful person in sport by the US media had lunch with the Sports Journalists' Association in London.
Whether we would give NFL commissioner Roger Goodell the same accolade is open for debate, but there is no question that his personal authority over his sport goes beyond any equivalent figure in British football.
NFL's Wembley shop window
2007: Miami Dolphins 10-13 New York Giants, attendance 81,176
2008: New Orleans Saints 37-32 San Diego Chargers, 83,226
2009: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-35 New England Patriots, 84,254
2010: San Francisco 49ers 24-16 Denver Broncos, 83,941
2011: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 18-24 Chicago Bears, 76,981
2012: St Louis Rams 7-45 New England Patriots, 84,004
2013: Minnesota Vikings 34-27 Pittsburgh Steelers, 83,518
2013: Jacksonville Jaguars 10-42 San Francisco 49ers, 83,559
2014: Jacksonville Jaguars v Dallas Cowboys
2014: Atlanta Falcons v Detroit Lions
2014: Oakland Raiders v Miami Dolphins
The 54-year-old is here to oversee the eighth game the NFL has played at Wembley since 2007.
Earlier this week, he revealed who will be playing in the ninth, 10th and 11th "International Series" games next year. They are coming like the proverbial London bus now.
When you only get eight guaranteed home games in an NFL season it used to require a lot of Goodell's famous charm to persuade a team to sacrifice one for the greater good of the sport's global profile.
Even then the league would have to recompense the team for loss of earnings, as well as cover both teams' travel expenses - all of which adds up to what an NFL spokesman said was a "seven-figure loss" on each game.
But Goodell's quiet chats with team owners have become a lot easier as those who have made the exchange trip have reported back to class. He gets more volunteers than he needs these days.
"Initially, it was difficult to get teams to do it," he explained.
"There were risks involved. One, you were taking away a home game, which the fans didn't like. And two, the coaches would worry about the possible disruption.
"But every team that has come over has had a great experience. And the fans might not like losing a home game, but they understand that in some ways it's very good for their communities."
Fans in Jacksonville might have something to say about that, particularly as their team's owner Shahid Khan seems to be thinking about making London a more permanent base, but the wider NFL "community" probably can appreciate the fact that TV ratings in the UK have almost doubled since the London games started, and sales of official merchandise here are booming. After all, NFL teams share almost all revenues equally.
Speculation that London might be about to get a team for keeps has been growing ever since the Giants and Miami Dolphins drew 81,000 to Wembley six years ago, but it has bumped up a notch or two ever since Khan bought the Premier League's Fulham.
Having already committed the Jags to the International Series for four years, many Jags fans have wondered whether Khan is breaking it to them gently. This sense of watching a loved one slip away has not been helped by the team's form in recent years. They come into Sunday's game with no wins in seven.
But Khan, a self-made billionaire born in Pakistan, told BBC London this week that the UK's growing army of NFL fans should not get too excited just yet.
"Quite frankly, (talk of a London franchise) is very premature," he said. "There is, in all candour, a novelty aspect to it.
"Over the next couple of years we'll know whether there's a demand for a team that's playing more than a game or two here."
That comment chimed with what Goodell said on Thursday. But he admitted the league was considering how a London-based franchise might work.
The latest thinking is that the team would still have a base on America's east coast - just five hours behind the UK- and would come to London for its games. This would make it easier for the franchise to recruit players and prepare for the short but intense season.
Would that "half here" approach be enough to rally British sports fans, though?
Attendance figures at Wembley since 2007 would suggest there is a big enough base to sustain a team, if only because British fans would enjoy watching the London Whatevers play the team they really support.
But history tells us anything other than the real thing would be a gamble.
The London Monarchs were founding members of an NFL-backed "development league" called the World League of American Football, and more than 60,000 fans watched them beat the Barcelona Dragons in the inaugural World Bowl at Wembley in 1991.
The following season would not be so successful for the Monarchs, or the league, but after a three-year break they were back in 1995, this time joined by the Scottish Claymores in the new "NFL Europe".
That competition was equally ill-starred and the nomadic Monarchs were dethroned in 1998. The Claymores kept swinging until 2004, but by the time the NFL pulled the plug on NFL Europe it was made up of five German franchises and one on life support in Amsterdam. It was also losing £20m a season.
Shutting the league down was one of the first big calls Goodell made as commissioner. He realised a second-rate product was never going to break the sport outside the States.
The NFL could not, unlike the Premier League, rely on foreign audiences emerging from a large population of participants. The sport is growing at the grassroots level in the UK, but from a very low base, and it has simply never caught on in most countries.
Gridiron's battle of Britain
1991: The London Monarchs win the World League of American Football's 1st World Bowl
1992: The Monarchs win only two of their 10 games and WLAF is disbanded
1995: A rebranded World League returns with the Monarchs and an Edinburgh-based Scottish Claymores - the Claymores beat the Monarchs 22-9 in last game of season
1996: The Claymores, now with rugby union star Gavin Hastings as kicker, win the World Bowl, while the Monarchs, featuring William 'the Refrigerator' Perry, slump
1997: The Monarchs' woes continue, moving from White Hart Lane to Crystal Palace to Ashton Gate to Birmingham's Alexander Stadium
1998: With average gates down to 6,000, the Monarchs are shut down, ending their rivalry with the Claymores at 4-4
2000: The Claymores lose to Germany's Rhein Fire in World Bowl VIII
2004: Despite averaging a solid 11,000 fans in 10 seasons, the Claymores are replaced in NFL Europe by the Hamburg Sea Devils
"Our game isn't played on a global basis, like basketball or soccer is - we have to do it differently," Goodell admitted.
"We are trying to globalise our game, but we're not trying to tackle the whole world at once.
"We want to create a success in London first, and then we'll look at taking games to Frankfurt, Paris, Moscow, Sydney and so on. That would be a nice problem to have."
And that is the fundamental point. Goodell knows a saturated market when he sees one: he has helped create it.
What was once all about "Any Given Sunday" is now televised from Thursday to Monday - for the first time US pundits are wondering whether you can have too much of a good thing. And baseball provides a perfect example of what happens when a business thinks it has got it all worked out.
The rise of "soccer" (more Premier League than MLS), declining numbers of kids playing the game in the US and a slight dip in attendances do not add up to anything approaching a crossroads moment for the NFL, but Goodell is too smart to ignore warnings.
What he has got, though, is still the perfect entertainment for contemporary American tastes, and contemporary American tastes have often become global staples.
"Part of it is that in our game every team has hope," said Goodell, when asked how the NFL had conquered America.
"The hope is a great thing for us. Take the Kansas City Chiefs, they had two wins last season, but now they're 7-0, and that gives people hope. They want to be a part of it.
"But the other thing is that everything is an event. Sunday's game is an event here, it's an event in the US and it's an event around the world. And we want to make each of our events bigger and better - look at the annual draft (of college players), it is now bigger than most sports' play-offs.
"I think the media helps us, because there are more and more ways for fans to follow the game. I like to say that there's never been a better time to be a fan."
Comment number 135. Posted by dimebaron 28 Oct 2013 19:07
134. Rascar Capac
"Saracens vs Toulouse - 61,428
Rams vs Patriots - 84,004
61000 is a fantastic for that game . Hardly any hype or promotion and of course not wishing to compare but did we see in that crowd the folks wearing shirts from all the teams in the aviva premiership , top 14 and and Pro 12
I like the NFL by the way but hate this game being here ! , its stolen from the US fans- WRONG
Comment number 134. Posted by Rascar Capacon 28 Oct 2013 16:16
"Saracens vs Toulouse - 61,428
Rams vs Patriots - 84,004
Is American Football more popular than Rugby? Undoubtedly
I am a stats man and statistics don't lie."
Actually- stats do lie
If you want to watch professional rugby union there are several hundred opportunities every year in the UK. If you want to watch pro American football there are two opportunities every year in the whole of Europe.
Comment number 133. Posted by jonmyleson 28 Oct 2013 16:10
My wife, who is no great sports fan, has watched both the Wembley games this season live on Channel 4.
After explaining the rules, giving her a run down of the basics etc she finally said at the end of Sunday's game: "Actually, it's pretty exciting."
So, I'd agree with USAperson.
And, to echo, Roger Goodell - one of the big things is every game IS an event. No need to hype too much.
Comment number 132. Posted by Dr_Adamon 28 Oct 2013 15:30
"There is also the culture of "tailgating" associated with football which is a uniquely American thing"
Obviously you never got to enjoy the many years of great tailgate parties we used to enjoy @ Twickenham before Twickers management realised how much revenue they were losing on food & drink.
The fold-down hatch on a Range-rover was perfect as a table/bar.
Comment number 131. Posted by Rascar Capacon 28 Oct 2013 15:10
The NFL gets around 70 - 100,000 viewers for its Sunday games on SKY. (Most other games are not at good times for UK viewers). While this is very respectable for a foreign sports league, it would be brave to launch a multi million (billion?) franchise off the back of it, the success of the Wembley games notwithstanding.
Comment number 130. Posted by mark luxonon 28 Oct 2013 14:47
love all the comments on here from football fans saying nfl is all stop start,its boring etc. the next time your watching chelsea v man city and somebody goes down on the edge of the box like hes been shot see how long it is before the free kicks taken, after all the posturing and preening 2 minutes at least will have passed. in 90 minutes of football the ball is actually in play approx 50mins
Comment number 129. Posted by Hazedon 28 Oct 2013 14:24
It is funny that the copmlaints I read from the soccer fans here, are the same complaints americans make about soccer. Its dull and boring.
American Football is complex, a lot goes into every play from offensive/defensive formations to reciever patterns to time out usage and all the complaints i've read it seems more like a lack of understanding of the game than anything.
Comment number 128. Posted by USApersonon 28 Oct 2013 13:56
US sports announcers bully the idea that everyone in a particular area is the fan of the local/regional team. Not True.
If you don't know any of the rules of a game, so you don't know why another person likes it, instead of ranting, ask them to explain the game while watching it - then if you still don't like it say its Not my cup of coffee but each to your own.
Comment number 127. Posted by USApersonon 28 Oct 2013 13:44
Soccer Fans - also a contact sport - heading the ball may also add to same type of brain injury as seen in US football players particularly damaging to children.
Lately rugby has been on US TV, but if you miss the beginning no clue which team is which and the announcers do not explain, or have time to explain what is going on - so it comes of as just confusing.
Comment number 126. Posted by Michaelon 28 Oct 2013 13:43
Really enjoy NFL. Its a game of strategy combined with excellent field skills.
Comment number 125. Posted by USApersonon 28 Oct 2013 13:22
American Football if tied at the end of a game goes into sudden death quarters until someone scores. They play in all kinds of winter weather.
Best way to learn the came is to listen to commentary by ex-player along with play by play announcer.
With technology one would think a stadium could broadcast the commentary to a smartphone app so you can learn while watching.
Comment number 124. Posted by rh28on 28 Oct 2013 13:13
"Why anybody would want to watch this rubbish really does baffle me"
Judging from your other comments it clearly doesn't take too much to baffle you. Its no surprise that you don't get it and have made up your mind about the sport without even trying to understand it. Still not having the likes of you as fan is no loss and the game here will continue to go from strength to strength.
Comment number 123. Posted by sennockianrebelon 28 Oct 2013 12:56
Its always has been.
At least since the War of American Independance.
Comment number 122. Posted by David Chamberlinon 28 Oct 2013 12:54
I was at the game yesterday - it was brilliant entertainment, with some cracking sport as part of it. I think the trick with NFL is to take the whole event as a package and settle in to enjoy it: pre-match show, interval spots, interviews, red zone updates from other games, etc. It isn't soccer or rugby, it's an entirely different sport, and a hugely enjoyable one. I'll be back next year!
Comment number 121. Posted by jarvishon 28 Oct 2013 12:50
I must admit Sky Plus is a godsend when watching NFL on UK TV - you can watch every play and not miss a thing in an hour, compared with 3 hours of TV coverage listeing to Kevin Cadle say the word "ballgame" 500 times and the skinny English guy pretending he knows what he's talking about.
Comment number 120. Posted by billy goat gruffon 28 Oct 2013 12:31
@119 Continuity is not constant in sport. We have endurance sports such as running and cycling at one end and sports like golf, snooker and cricket with one "shot" played at a time.
Also if the teams are playing "no huddle" like Peyton Manning for Denver the game can be a lot faster. The idea being the defense can't substitute players.
Comment number 119. Posted by theologooneron 28 Oct 2013 11:55
If Americans and a few others enjoy NFL, fair do's, but to me it's like watching paint dry compared to 'our' football. A few people suddenly rush around frantically for a few seconds, then just as suddenly everything stops for a 5-minute conference. Can't really see it taking root here, even the attendance at these occasional showcase games will probably drop away once the novelty wears off.
Comment number 118. Posted by Robbieon 28 Oct 2013 11:48
@117 - Football played by morons, who cheat, dive like they are shot, swear and have no respect for the authority of the ref. Fans watch 0-0 game with no result!! As opposed to American Football where the exact opposite applies, the stars need to be smart and study tape of every opponent, and there is no talking back to a ref, and there is no such thing as a draw.
Comment number 117. Posted by paulb58on 28 Oct 2013 11:40
Robbie you cannot compare a 0-0 in football with this slowed down version of rugby,football is constant action and takes 1hour 45 mins including the break ,NFL stops every 30 seconds for goodness sake and takes 3 hours !!!! There is novelty appetite herd at the moment but that's it. NFL can huff and puff but will never match the excitement of games like we saw at Chelsea yesterday,its sooo boring!
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By P. Andrew Sandlin
Published May 1, 2008
To be sure, humility is a requirement of the people of God: "God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble. Humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time" (1 Peter 5:5,6). We are warned of the consequences of pride: "Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall" (Proverbs 16:18). If we as the people of God, who of all people have the least justification for pride (Eph. 2:8,9), nonetheless entertain it in our lives, we stand under divine sanctions.
"Humility" in the face of evil is not evidence of virtue, but proof of compromise of God's honor. Proverbs 25:26 says, "A righteous man falling down before the wicked is as a troubled fountain, and a corrupt spring." Humility before God and neighbor requires fierce resistance to the wicked and their tyranny. We cannot exercise humility before God if we refuse to guard His honor.
Would we depict Elijah's taunting of the prophets of Baal; John the Baptist's confrontation of Herod; and Paul's denunciation of the Judaizers – as humble? We should. Like Moses, the meekest man in the earth (Num. 12:3), courageous individuals in Scripture were so concerned to protect the honor of God that their humility toward Him required their vocal confrontation of evil and evildoers. They were so vocal and confrontational precisely because they were truly humble.
The revival of social and political activism among Christians over the last two decades was basically an ad hoc endeavor. We perceived the pervasiveness of unrighteousness and loss of liberty in the United States and, acting instinctively and intuitively, we devoted our time energy to combating these evils. When some Christians discovered that the election of Reagan and Bush to the presidency did not significantly reverse the social depravity; that the war they waged was extensive and laborious; and especially when they saw a defeat with the election of Clinton, they threw in the towel.
They wish to be "humble" before the godless and are uncomfortable around those who wish to be haughty before the godless in order to be humble before God. We wish that they would make up their minds! Either retreat into the haven of "humility" or champion the cause by which we can sustain a long-term and successful activism against Satan's kingdom!
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Breakfast Menu At Taco Bell Gets Mixed ReviewsBy: Amanda Crum - March 21, 2014
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, or so they say, but for most busy Americans it's difficult to make time to cook a filling dish in the morning. Also, it's not generally advisable to use the stove while you're still half asleep, and cereal just gets old.
That's where fast food comes in, and while several restaurants have already had the breakfast market cornered for a while now, Taco Bell has decided to get in on the action.
For many, Taco Bell is the first thing they think of for an after-midnight snack, not an early-morning meal. But the restaurant is rolling out several new menu items this month, including a waffle taco, Cinnabon bites, and something called a Crunchwrap Supreme, which includes hash browns, potatoes, bacon, egg, cheese and salsa in a grilled tortilla.
So far, the Cinnabon bites have gotten the best reviews, but everything else is getting mixed reactions from reviewers. That hasn't stopped Taco Bell lovers from taking to Twitter, however, wishing it was March 27 already.
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YMMV: Werewolf
- Big Lipped Alligator Moment: The extremely bizarre non sequitur line from Sam the Keeper ("Mr. Niles! I just found out Count Dracula was a faggot!") in his introductory scene. Seriously, what the hell was that about?
- "Weird things a goin', weird things a comin', weird things a doin', around here!"
- Blooper: At one point an actress already has mud on her dress from a previous take.
"Oh, look! She's had her dress pre-muddied!"
- Crowning Music of Awesome: The atmospheric Native American chanting during the opening credits is wasted on this movie.
- Designated Hero / Pinball Protagonist: Paul Niles never performs any action even remotely heroic throughout the course of the film. Even when he finally kills the villain at the end (as a werewolf), it's treated no differently from when he killed a lot of innocent people (as a werewolf). Paul doesn't affect the plot, the plot affects Paul.
Natalie: Paul... you're our only hope.Crow: I hope someday they tell us what he's their only hope for.
- Natalie seems to think that Paul can help them get funding, presumably by writing something? It's never explained, and you'd think they'd have no problem getting funding when everyone keeps saying that the skeleton is the find of the century.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Sam the innkeeper.
- Esoteric Happy Ending: The movie ends just after it's revealed that Natalie has become a werewolf as well. So now they're both vicious creatures of the night who will undoubtedly spend the rest of their lives killing innocent people and being forced to run from the consequences. She seems pretty happy about it, though. Hooray, I guess?
- "Funny Aneurysm" Moment: When the guard is driving around (and going past the same gas station over and over again), Crow remarks on the high gas prices "Where is he, Port au Prince?". Said prices are around $1.95. Ten years later, people would kill to have gas prices that low again...
- Genius Bonus: "Basquiat is in danger!" The extra indeed does look like the famous graffiti artist.
- Similarly, "Leland Sklar ... survivalist!"
- Memetic Mutation: "I just found out Count Dracula was a fag!"
- Nightmare Retardant: It's a poor werewolf that can get its ass kicked by some random guy on the street.
Mike: Oh no, not things!
- Paul seems really shaken up by his supposed nightmares... which he only describes as "running through the streets, doing things."
- One-Scene Wonder: The random guy on the street who manages to fight Werewolf Paul and almost win.
- Special Effects Failure: The various "werewolf" costumes
Crow: He's dreaming of slimy cat puppets!
Mike: A bat? A bug? What is that?
Servo: It's a gorilla with a dog mask on.
- They Just Didn't Care: Early on in the movie, Noel gives lots of accurate information about yee naaldlooshii (except an accurate pronunciation), highlighting the differences between them and Eurasian werewolves. Yet, all of the yee naaldlooshii in the movie act identical to werewolves.
- There's no attempt to match the continuity of the filming, as seen with Yuri's hairstyles.
- The werewolf skull has ears.
- Neither of the guards at the university lab wear matching uniforms. Vic's is blue, the other guy's is white. The actor playing the second guard said they brought their own costumes and even though his didn't match Tony Zarindast's as Vic, Zarindast just filmed the scene anyway. While uniforms in real life typically have variations, those variants also have commonalities to tie them together; these security uniforms don't.


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Friday, March 27, 2015
I live in a great home. I live close to downtown and all of the amenities that Bradenton has to offer. I own my home. It is in an at risk neighborhood. My neighbors that live there are great. I have nothing at all against renters, but if landlords and county officials cannot do a better job of maintaining acceptable standards for investment properties, my neighborhood, like so many in Manatee County, will remain at risk.more»
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Last November, Florida voters overwhelmingly supported a constitutional amendment to set aside a third of the net revenue from doc stamp fees for conservation purposes. They did so with the understanding that the primary purpose of the money would be to acquire conservation lands and preserve water sources, the budgetary funding for which had been continually slashed. However, neither the House nor the Senate seem inclined to do much conservation with the hundreds of millions of dollars that have been set aside.more»
Florida's manatees are at a crossroads. Well, actually, the agencies that protect manatees are at a crossroads, and manatees themselves are in the crosshairs.more»
Sunday, March 22, 2015
On Friday, the Obama administration announced the first major federal regulations on the practice of hydraulic fracturing, a controversial method of extracting oil and gas that has dramatically increased American energy output. While the term has become a political hot potato, many Americans remain unclear in terms of how the process works and the advantages/risks involved.more»
On Tuesday, Governor Scott and the cabinet will consider a Recommended Order issued by the Division of Administrative Hearings in the matter of Katie Pierola and Greg Geraldson v. Manatee County and Robinson Farms, Inc., denying increased density near Robinson Preserve. If the cabinet goes against the ALJ's recommendation, it will be a sad day for good government.more»
Friday, March 20, 2015
The School Board recently passed an item to make rowing an official club. That same week I read a quote: "Make sure everyone in your boat is rowing and not drilling holes when you aren't looking." It reminded me of some of the things I see happening.more»
They do so many fun things at Motorworks. I have visited on different nights and observed all kinds of activity: Sunday Beer Brunch and Yappy Hour; Monday Service Industry Night, Tuesday City Esquire Night, open mic jam, cornhole and bocce night, and Yoga in the Beer Garden night (wow). Wednesday is Ladies and Medical and Public Safety worker night (same discount deal), and paint night; Thursday is reserved for $5 flights (beer groupings), poker, and Karaoke night. Weekends are for great live music!more»
Thursday, March 19, 2015
At Tuesday's meeting, the Manatee County School District Audit Committee received a long-awaited update from internal audit firm, Shinn & Co. During the report, the committee learned of an email in which one former superintendent – with the knowledge of another – directed staff to throw out a review committee's ranking of bids for tens of millions of dollars in school construction projects. The ensuing "re-ranking" resulted in a politically connected developer moving from number 8 on the list to number 1.more»
Sunday, March 15, 2015
On Wednesday, the Manatee County School District Audit Committee will receive a long-awaited report from Shinn & Associates, the district's internal audit firm. The report should finally provide answers to questions regarding monies spent (and misspent) from its 2009 COP bond.more»
Saturday, March 14, 2015
On March 9, governor (and likely presidential candidate) Scott Walker signed legislation making Wisconsin America's 25th "right to work" state. Anti-union conservatives rejoiced. They were joined by some self-described libertarians. But "right to work" isn't libertarian. In fact, it's the exact opposite of libertarian. It abridges freedom of association and right to contract for both unions and employers.more»


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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury Union High School running back Bobby Ritter wanted to talk about Ashton Bates, Bruce Wright, Lucas Plouffe, Calvin Desforges and Chris Grier on Friday after the No. 1 Tigers had dispatched No. 8 Champlain Valley, 54-6, in a Division I quarterfinal.
Ritter ran for 216 yards on just six carries, including three touchdowns on counter plays of 93, 31 and 29 yards. He pointed out he was virtually untouched on those scoring rambles: Anyone, Ritter said, could have run through the holes he saw.
EAST CLARENDON — The No. 6 Mount Abraham/Vergennes football team knocked off host No. 3 Mill River on Saturday in a Division III quarterfinal, 20-15.
The Eagles improved to 5-4, while MRU, which had defeated Mt. Abe, 32-30, in Bristol on Sept. 11, finished at 6-3.
Next up for the Eagles is No. 2 Fairfax. Fairfax, which defeated Mount Abe in Bristol in September, 20-8, will host that game at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
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BRANDON — The No. 1 Otter Valley Union High School football team ousted No. 8 Poultney on this past Saturday, 41-21, and will host No. 4 Windsor on Saturday in a Division III semifinal.
Junior running back Carson Leary rushed for 242 yards and three touchdowns. According to OV's coaching staff, Leary on Saturday broke Peter Bautista's 2009 single-season school rushing record of 1,345 yards.
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ADDISON COUNTY — The area's three high school football teams will open postseason play this weekend, two with top playoff seeds.
Middlebury (8-0) will open its title defense as the No. 1 seed in Division I. The defending champion Tigers will bring a 19-game winning streak into a quarterfinal matchup with No. 8 Champlain Valley (3-5). That game will be played at 7 p.m. on Friday at Doc Collins Field.
MIDDLEBURY — Panther quarterback Matt Milano threw for a career-high four touchdown passes to lead the Middlebury College football team to a 35-6 win over visiting Bates (1-3) this past Saturday. The 3-2 Panthers earned their 26th consecutive victory over Bates and will return to action this Saturday at Trinity.
ADDISON COUNTY — The Middlebury and Otter Valley union high school football teams won games this past weekend to nail down No. 1 seeds in their divisions, while Mount Abraham lost on the road but still earned a postseason berth.
MUHS dismissed visiting Burlington, 51-0, on Friday, as the Tigers posted their third straight shutout.
BRISTOL — After 15 years with the Mount Abraham Union High School football program, almost seven years as its head coach, Ernie Senecal resigned this past week.
Both Senecal and Mount Abe Co-Athletic Director Jeff Stetson cited "personal reasons." But Senecal acknowledged that some of those reasons came because of "some of the things that have been said about me," citing complaints about his leadership and treatment of some athletes, complaints that he said were unfair.
I am a Middlebury Tiger football fan and what I saw at the game in Hinesburg against the Champlain Valley Union High School varsity team on Sept. 27 from their coach, Jim Provost, was entirely uncalled for.
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ChoreoProject Awards February 16th @ 2:30pm
Saturday, February 16, 2013 from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM (PST)
Bay Area Choreographers Compete for Top Honors
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Breakaway Democrats Might Dissolve Coalition With NY Senate Republicans
ALBANY, N.Y. (CBSNewYork/AP) — Control of the New York state Senate might soon switch hands.
Senate Co-Leader Jeff Klein (D-Bronx/Westchester) said Wednesday that his four-member Independent Democratic Conference will work to form a new coalition with traditional Democrats in the Senate after the fall elections.
Klein's group broke away from mainline Democrats and two years ago joined Senate Republicans to take control of the Senate away from Democrats.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio had pressured the breakaway Democrats to return.
"I applaud the IDC's decision," Cuomo said in a statement. "There is no doubt that we have accomplished much for the state over the past four years. We have transformed the state government from dysfunctional to highly functional, a deficit to a surplus, and losing jobs to gaining jobs. There is also no doubt there are progressive goals that we have yet to achieve and that we must accomplish next January."
In a joint statement with Cuomo, Klein said the Independent Democratic Conference has "served as a strong, stabilizing, sensible force for governing in New York State for four years," and credited the group with helping pass a number of measures including four on-time budgets, gun control laws, same-sex marriage, universal pre-kindergarten and most recently, medical marijuana.
But Klein said other business remains unfinished and requires the independent conference to rejoin with the rest of the Democrats.
"As Democrats, the IDC remains committed to the fight for an equal education for all New York students – which the Dream Act would provide, protecting a woman's right to choose, increasing workers' wages, and enacting meaningful campaign finance reform," he wrote. "I agree with Governor Cuomo that these are progressive priorities we must pass."
Senate Democratic Conference Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers) also applauded the move.
"The Senate Democratic Conference has long advocated unity among all Democrats so we can better achieve the progressive agenda that New Yorkers demand and we look forward to working with any Senators that share those values," Stewart-Cousins said in a statement.
But Senate Republican Leader Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Centre) dismissed Klein's announcement as a political move forced on him by liberals who want to take over the Senate.
Democrats already control the state Assembly.
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