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On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cincinnati Bengals 30-20 and below is my list of winners and losers from the game. Feel free to add your own in the comments below.
Antonio Brown – Brown's five catches for 66 yards didn't set the stat sheet on fire, but he scored two of the Steelers three touchdowns in the game with the second coming via a nice 67 yard punt return.
Al Woods – With starting nose tackle Steve McLendon inactive with an ankle injury, Woods made his second start of the season and did not disappoint. Woods constantly pushed the pocket up the middle throughout the game and while he didn't register a sack, he did record four total tackles, one quarterback hit and one batted down pass.
Troy Polamalu – Polamalu stripped Bengals tight end Jermaine Gresham of the football early in the third quarter on his way to recording five total tackles and a defensed pass. He also cut off Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green on a deep pass on fourth down with 2:43 left in the game.
Kelvin Beachum – Beachum did not completely keep defensive end Michael Johnson off the stat sheet, but he didn't allow a sack or much in the way off pressure. Two of Johnson's eight total tackles came on the final two plays of the game.
Ryan Clark – Clark missed a few key tackle attempts in the game and while it was an unfair mismatch, he gave up a touchdown pass to tight end Tyler Eifert.
Will Allen – Allen had a very uneven game and blew a coverage on the touchdown pass to Marvin Jones in the fourth quarter. Outside of his one tackle of punter Kevin Huber following the botched snap of a punt, Allen's other four tackles were pretty meaningless and down the field.
Winners: Special Teams, Antonio Brown, Big Ben, Bell, OL, Troy(bouncing back after last week).
Losers: HEINZ FIELD Season ticket holders. 20000 no shows. If this was an expression of disgust with a team after a string of multiple failed seasons ala the 2000 Pirates, I would understand. But the team was mathematically in it. And this trend has been spiraling downward ALL season. What makes it worse is our fan base is one of the most arrogant fan bases about how die hard we are. This makes the entire fan base look bad because the Heinz Field ticket holders have become jaded and lazy. If you can't make it to the game for something other than a last day emergency, figure out how to resell your ticket for a discount or just give your ticket away to a charity or local school kids. This is unacceptable. The Rooneys should also take some of the blame for not being more aggressive in their outreach to newer and younger fans ala the Pens. Does the existing ticket exchange allow fans to conveniently donate their tickets to military families or poor kids wanting to watch a game? Or is it a face value only exchange? Fans need to learn to use stubhub or craigslist to unload tickets for whatever price they can just to fill seats. I wish I lived in Pittsburgh because it looks like some fans finally got a freaking clue on pricing their tickets realistically, but they did it too late in the process.
i will give the play calling a looseing grade ….but only where once they had a lead they stoped trying to do much they are not that good at alot of stuff to just play the clock game they should used this game to try new things in running or screen areas to improve on but all i saw was lets run into pile see what we get or even try to use some the so called we will do run zone blocking ….they had a chance to build on the line but it was wasted away like so many times …i wont even grade the def backs because some there play was what you saw all year not knowing who covers who or they were 10 to 12 yards off recievers and left the offense walk down field …like i said some play calling was graded all year so i wont grade them again
Winners List: Big Ben for his 80% completion his 9th of his career and only the INT as his only bad throw.
Losers List: Larmar Woodley simply for getting hurt yet again!
My winners list: Ben, Antonio Brown, Jonathan Dwyer, Lawrence Timmons, Jason worilds, Cameron Hayward
And troy polamalu.
Losers list: special teams, Todd Haley (for not letting Ben throw the ball when CIN was coming back and Lamarr Woodley for getting hurt ounce again.
Special teams? Because nothing says loser like a touchdown & putting your offense on the one yard line, right?
Calling someone a loser for getting injured is pretty harsh. Was Troy Polamalu a loser the past few years? What about Aaron Smith in his last few years?
Tough crowd.
I am going to also anoint two losers on the Bengals team even though this list is for our team.
LOSERS – Punter – in more ways than one. He should have stepped back one measly step and tried to get his last second punt off from that zone. THis way, even if he didn't get it off, it would have been a safety instead of a TD. Then one of his punts gets returned to a TD and he gets his jaw brokern. OUCH.
Cinci Defense on the 2nd TD where Ben had plenty of time to find AB: So many things to be mad at if you are a Bengals fans . Why the hell are you rushing only two? And then how do so many extra D guys in coverage somehow fail to cover AB?
hum why are u talking bout cinci go to there page and tell them they losers.. this steelersdepot not ….
Winner = Sir Ziggy Hood. I'm not gonna say he played a great game, but I think he was very good. As we know, he was benched early in the year, and by all accounts, he's kept his chin up, he's kept working, and he's playing pretty good football for us since Keisel went out. He may not have the talent that a first round pick should have, but he has high character and a strong work ethic, and I think he has earned some praise.
Ya dont like the way they played conservatively in the 2nd half .. the game is a meaningless win, they should have used the second half with a big lead to try some new things and test out some other players … good effort in the beginning but disappointing
thank you for calling out the fans. I really believe we have the best fanbase….. outside of pittsburgh. I am a season ticket holder, but I don't live there. I will talk in general terms, which of course does not apply to 65000 people but the fans that go to the game are lazy. They sit there, don't make any noise, and complain.
We have done this for the last 15 years. Our record in a game where we had a 10 point lead is ridiculous. Hard to argue with teh conservative strategy. (see Dallas cowboys and Romo throwing in the last 3 minutes of a game)
Yes and yes.
When you pay someone like the 3 players you mentioned 7 to 9 percent of your entire salary cap, and the team does not get the fruit from that money, yes, they should be on the losers list. If your arguement is that "he can't control it, he just got injured." You could make the same arguement for anyone on the losers list. Clark can't control that he is 34 and much shorter than a rookie TE.
think a little here !!!! … a normal season when we are in contention I completely agree with the philosophy … but we are in pre season 2014 mode … don't waste the opportunity of a big league to make use of it … read what i said ( it is a meaninglessssssss game !!!)
Great to win, but even better if we can gain something from it !
The biggest loser, but not for his play on the field, was Woodley. How can the Steelers (or any team) pay him $13.6 Million in 2014 and $14 Million in 2015 to sit on the bench for 1/2 the year, or more. He turns 30 and he just can't stay away from the calf and hamstring injuries. He seems in much better shape this year, but he still can't shake the repetitive injuries.
Yes ,they'll have to eat some money by releasing him. But how can you possibly pay that type of contract with his injuries, in the meantime losing Worilds?
Our hand may be forced to draft another first roudn LB this year. The possiblity signing 93 is slim to none. It's hard to count on 56, even if he is on the team. I know that early in the year SD had devised some way to show his efficiency was near the tops of the league as a pass rusher. But to be honest, watching games, that was not "felt". We were one of the worst pass rushing teams while he was on his side. When he got injured we thrived. I would liek to see those same efficiency stats for 93.
Stillers basically have to keep him, unless 94 can move outside, but he wasn't very effective there.
You may be reading too much into "loser." I think all it means here is that someone's stock went down in the game, which is very different from insulting someone by calling him a loser.
I will reiterate what I said. We win a certain way. This is known as the "steeler way". It starts with the guy with the flip phone in the box. The same uniform for the last gizillion years, and 3 coaches over that span. To expect our philosophy to change during a 3 game stretch is ridiculous.
In these "meaningless" games, you want to teach young players the steeler way. To let them go out there and play a style of football they will not play next year is "meaningless".
They can't release Woodley before June 1st. However depending on how the restructure deals with Big Ben and Heath Miller and what sort of pay cut they can work out with Polamalu and Taylor, there's a decent chance that the team can keep Woirlds if he's willing to work with the team on a contract that allows them to deal with the cap issues.
Yeah, it's a realistic possibility we lose both. You do have to wonder why they have garvin out there a lot.
My oh my Mr. Woodley..what are we to do with you? We cannot continue to pay you what you are getting paid when you miss 3-6 games a year. I hope this latest injury makes the FO truly contemplate the re-signing of Worilds
We are 6-8 … the Steeler Way ??? Sorry try again !
Beating a divisional foe is not "meaningless" especially at home, no way do I want to get swept by ANY Team in the Division
Good point…Hood is a blue collar type that isn't going to make many splash plays that you want from #1s, but he does his job. He will be fairly inexpensive therefore a must to resign.
ur missing the point … i liked the way they came out the 1st half, but the 2nd half can not be viewed in any other way but a wasted opportunity !
Worilds…idk…he will probably command a $35 to $40 mil contract on the open market and the cap situation in PIT is not pretty…projected to be well over…I'm hearing Ike will take a flat out cut to finish out a Steeler…I would like to think Troy will as well…imo Woodley this situation is not going to get any better in terms of his health. He would be best served as a 4-3 DE now because he doesn't have the wheels to play OLB (namely coverage) in this scheme anymore, much like JH didn't.
Woodley is not a loser for getting injured again. Kevin Colbert is the loser for having restructured his deal yet again last offseason.
It's Big Ben that is the issue. If he takes a team friendly contract extension and creates space, then even if the Steelers break the cap initially they can resign Woirlds and work out the details, such as potentially cutting or trading or working out a pay cut with Woodley after June 1st and likely get under the cap without too much difficulty. .
Garvin's fast and a hard hitter as well as a special teams ace. He's everything the Steelers were hoping Sylvester would be.
I don't think the blog will blow up by going slightly outside the box in a comments section.
I don't blame Colbert for signing Woodley. But like you said, restructuring his contract last year or this year (and Ike's contract for that matter too) this year when it was obvious they should have had a wait and see attitude with his injuries for a short term fix on the cap was not prudent at all.
I definetly agree. Is it realistic that he could battle for a starting spot next year? It may come to that.
With the defenses we are running, I have a hard time figuring out if he is a ILB or OLB. And maybe he is what allowed them to trade Robinson with some confidence. The way it played out, they cut Sylvester, basically leaving jj, 93 and 56 to play OLB. You almost have to believe that htey saw something in Garvin to keep him on the active roster since September.
I think the Rooneys are respectful of the fans. But I do think that there is an inertia in the front office and have taken the fanbase for granted. And we have fans locally who are growing older and have these PSLs. So while they have a right to do what they want with them, they need to also realize that PSLs are lmited and that they need to do their duty as a good Steeler fan to make sure that seat gets filled. And with a stadium design like Heinz, they need every possible person out there making noise to get some level of home field advantage.
And this is where the Rooneys come in. if the fans are too lazy to figure out how to get rid of their tickets, the Steelers need to make the process really easy to unload tickets at their ticket exchange even at a discounted price based on demand. Filling those seats should be a priority and can energize the entire fan base.
No guarantee Romo gets a first down with a run game and GB still would have had 2 min to win. Of course, Romo made it easier with an INT shorterning the field. But also give credit to GB for hell of an INT. A runner could fumble too. Hell, remember Bettis nearly blowing the INdy playoff game with the safe play.
But more than the D, I thought the second half should have been the time to try out Wheaton at the expense of Sanders.
As a backup, then I am with you. Not as a starter.
At this point, we don't know what Worldis will command. let's hope teams get hesitatnt over the slow learning curve, injury history, and inflexibility to be dominant on both sides. And that may reduce his free agency value. There is no way I want the team to make a Woodley like mistake with Worldis if the salary gets out of hand.
I would agree with putting the special teams coverage unit on the losers list. They broke a few for some nice gains including the one that was nullified for the fair catch on the kick return.
I think you are missing the point. We play football a certain way. We won't change that, this year, next year, or in 5 years. When we get ahead we go into conservative mode. Personally, I don't like it either, but it's hard to argue the results of our teams philosophy when we are up by more than 10 or more points in any game.
We draft players to play a certain way. I'll use our secondary as an example. Our corners don't ever jam. I don't like it, but it's a fact. The corners we draft tackle well after the catch. You can't change that in one season. When our front office sits around making decisions on who to draft, teh ability of corners to jam is not a priority on our draft board. To then take the corners you drafted and make them jam "to play more aggressive" puts them in unfamiliar situations.
I am sure that there are a lot more examples, but as an average fan I don't see them as easily as that one.
True although the clock is running even if you don't get a first down. There are no sure things as you point out with Bettis, that seemed like a nightmare at the time. But even the coach called Romo out on that play, a run was called.
I agree on Wheaton. And Shark, he didin't get one snap last night.
If I had to guess it was because of the wind, and punters were not punting up through the air at all. All longer kicks but line drives.
My winners list includes the team coming out and playing with some passion. Last nights team played at the same level of intensity that you would see from playoff caliber teams such as the Seahawks or the Niners (just examples). That level of intensity was awesome and something I felt was missing for the better part of the season. I would also like to mention my boy, Cody Wallace for playing a pretty good game, too.
Losers list would have to be Clark and the special teams coverage units.
At the time, that seemed like a great option. Money was reeeeeally tight, and there was a reason 93 was never engaged in an extension negotiation.
What is worrisome is that Woodley is near that age when we let OLBs walk with or without injuries.
I think if 56 does hit the FA market, he will get a lot of interest. When he was good, he was really good. And he doesn't have a lot of mileage.
Agreed. I wonder how much of his play lately is due to Hayward beasting out there. Kiesel was at his best when Aaron was dominating. I think Ziggy is an adequate starter.
I understand, but the cap pretty much dictates that you're not going to have studs at every position. I certainly would draft Hood's position fairly high next year, but I think he will still see significant minutes.
Exactly, no we don't but being realistic…Worilds has 8 sacks I think and that ranks up there with the top FAs OLBs coming on the market…there are several teams playing the 3-4 now…I don't see him getting less than $30.
Thoughts on Cody Wallace, Dave? He does not seem all that bad and the pass protection was excellent against the Bengals.
Clark has consistently been a liability for most of this season. I would like to see LeBeau give another player like Golden or Shark a shot at starting in the last 2 games.
I get how much resentment we feel towards Sanders for his drops and his likely FA departure, but he was a Winner last night, especially for his gutsy first down with just over 4 minutes left. If he was anyone other than Emanuel Sanders, he's be on the W list.
Agree completely about the "passion" comment. One of my thoughts after the game was where was that in our first four games, especially against Tennessee. Maybe it was the 'no huddle', I don't know but they sleepwalked there way through the early part of the season and unfortunately it cost them big time.
Just talking about this game. If he plays next week and goes out injured again then he should go on the losers list because he's rubbing fans the wrong way and he needs to produce up to the salary he's being paid(which is overpaid in my book). Because of the hit to the salary cap/deadmoney hit it would take to cut him we may be forced to keep him around therefore not resigning Worilds or pursuing other options to get better at his position.
I dont think talent is the problem with Hood, technique and scheme diversity are his problems.
To me the highest priority is drafting a stud CB and then a S because of our aging secondary.
Coach Haley should be a winner. I have been saying forever that Ben needed to listen to his game plan. Run a little, get rid of the ball quickly, take a few shots down the field on occasion. This saves the patchwork O line from being under pressure on nearly every snap when Ben is running around extending plays, and also prevents Ben from getting killed.
Finally, Ben has listened for a few games and the results are evident. There have been much, much less turnovers and sacks. The Offense is not yet the type that will threaten 40 points a game, but is certainly doing much better than early on in the season. Hell, Haley even called a long pass near the end that would have put the game way out of reach. I know Ben under threw it for an INT, but I love the call as they need to have this "Step on their throats" mentality. Especially in the new pass happy NFL with refs letting all kinds of things go near the end of games to keep them close. Yes there is so much money in the NFL that I am certain they are making a concerted effort to keep games close.
Anyway, Ben has remained upright recently thanks to Haley's plan. He has even given him the reins to go no-huddle if he stays within the framework of the plan. Kudos to Ben for listening. Forget about "Ben being Ben"! This new Ben is much better for the future of the Steelers.
Thanks Haley. This promises to get much better in the future, provided the O line gets a little luck by avoiding serious injury.
93 may be one of the top defensive free agent this year. It's between him, Orakpo and Melton. There are others but they are older.
There are players that I feel will take the highest check (MW) and there are players that want to have a storied career and recognize the need for stability to do so. I am not sure where Worldis falls. I dont get the MW feel from him, but I dont get an Ike taylor feel either. I do think the lack of negotiation prior to this year has him feeling somewhat insulted aroudn the lockeroom. It wasn't warranted before this year. He is going to test teh waters for sure. I don't blame NFL players for watning top money.
Ryan Clark and special teams coverage/suisham's kickoffs were awful. Those are the only losers this week in my vote..
Guys like Cody Wallace, Cortez Allen, and Garvin coming in and getting the job done (maybe not exceptional play but solid) is what I like seeing..
i meant special teams on kickoffs defensively giving the Bengals good field position
I am willing to give the kickoffs a pass because of the wind, but the coverage units were awful.
I disagree, I have seen less backlash against Sanders by the SD writers than just about anywhere else.
Yeah, I hate to see/say it, but Clark's time as a viable starter is done.
I think Hood is key to look at from a backup/depth model. He isn't a full time starter in our defense IMO, but he has been a solid depth player and should come relatively cheap.
Winners for me. I liked the play of Cameron Heyward and Al Woods on the defensive line. Timmons also played well. Heath Miller, Ben and Bell. And a pretty nice kick by Suisham on a very windy, cold night.
Remember the special Teams had a blocked punt and TD run back, thats 14 points. How can you have them on the looser list?
It seems as though Ben fell back to his old ways in week 1-4. He was extending the play too much and honestly, that doesn't fit into this offense Haley and co. built it for. Now that the two have come to a common ground, they're both producing a very nice offense.
Let's not forget the initial injury happened 2 years ago because he was out of shape. In a way, he started the whole chain of injuries because of his laziness
With Sanders most likely gone next season I hope they roll out Wheaton a lot more going forward. Drafting a big WR I feel is a must also.
I'm usually pretty hard on Big Ben, and he did throw a number of short, squirrely ducks. You see a lot of those outside in December, less from Ben. He was very, very good in this game.
Hoping Ziggy lights in up the next two weeks and breaks the bank…on someone else's roster. I know these guys make millions, tens of millions, but it's hard to just 'give up' you body. I'm no fan of the guys who step up in contract years. Ziggy and Worilds need to be paid like backups/marginal starters or let them walk.
Talented players have good technique, and they fit most schemes. I think Ziggy has slow hands, and thus is usually engaged by the O-Lineman first, and he struggles to disengage from the block. He is usually out-leveraged, and he also has slow feet. However, he does have great strength and so he wins occasionally. But I agree with most of the commenters above, that Hood is an average starter and a good back-up. Re-sign him if he can be had for backup money. I think McClendon and Al Woods are better players than Ziggy, and like Ziggy, I believe Al Woods is also a free agent. Definite offseason decisions to be made on the D-Line.
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Doesn't prove anything. It's well known flu vaccine cannot stopping 100% of people getting the flu - but it reduces the risk of catching flu by about 50%, hence it will reduce overall the numbers of people getting flu.
Mother of two living in UK. Daughter (2007) born in USA, son (2010) born here. I'm pro natural birth, midwife care, breastfeeding, co-sleeping, baby wearing and a keen advocate of cloth diapering. I'm a full time working research scientist (physical sciences). Vaccines save lives.
Also, IF it's flu, it appears to be a relatively mild case. Full immunity takes about two weeks; he may have developed partial immunity during the 10 days since the shot.
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All this doesn't matter. What matters to the perveyors of the flu vaccine is that people take it. When stories like this get out, it damages the public's perception of the "usefulness" of the product.
Sure, it has been buried. But it got out to all the viewers of that particular Piers Morgan show.
I don't know that it's been buried, but rather, very few people give a rat's ass about Piers Morgan's sore throat/runny nose when compared to...anything else.
Mama to F (3/09) and S (3/11); and never forgetting my babe gone too soon (4/10).
I don't believe the flu shot causes the flu. I just don't believe that the flu shots work. I believe it's far less efficacious than the propaganda would have us believe. I know many people (and know of others) who had a flu shot--and still got the flu (with enough time for the vaccine to take effect). Likewise, in 2009, everyone I knew who got swine flu in the fall had the regular flu shot first.
I say, fine, get the flu shot if you feel like it. I am just tired of the media making it sound like anyone who chooses not to get a flu shot is endangering others or believing that they'll get the flu from the shot. Again, not counting the nasal vaccine, which can spread the flu, the inactivated flu shot doesn't give someone the flu. The problem is that there is a poor efficacy rate (as the Cochrane Collaboration found in 2010).
Finally, no one mentions that H3N2 also went around the US in 1996-1997. So, even if the strains are somewhat different, some of us already have immunity from having seen similar strains before this. Similarly, if someone had H1N1, why are they pressured to get another vaccine that includes the H1N1 strain? It doesn't make sense.
Hundreds and even thousands of people die every season--no matter how severe the flu is.
But in the last 10 years, the pharmaceutical industry, aided by the US government, has mounted massive a propaganda campaign in order to promote--and eventually mandate--the flu shot.
That propaganda campaign has included the CDC'S drastically exaggerated claims of deaths from the flu, as the deaths of the elderly from pneumonia, from unconfirmed flu-like viruses, and even deaths from old age were included as part of the hype. It's also included a virtual storm from the media of "this is going to be a severe flu season!" Funny, we've seen this for a several years in a row now. And it's never been a severe flu season.
A couple of decades ago, it was like this:
Mary: I think I've got the flu. Guess I'll stay home from work today.
Tom: Bummer. Hope you feel better soon.
Now it's like this:
Mary: OMG I'VE GOT A SORE THROAT! AND A FEVER!!! AND OMG MY HEAD HURTS AND MY JOINTS ACHE! I"VE GOT THE FLU! I NEED TO GO TO THE DOCTOR! TO THE HOSPITAL! I NEED MEDICINE!
Tom: OMG, I'VE BEEN EXPOSED TO THE FLU! I NEED TO GO TO THE DOCTOR! I NEED A FLU SHOT! I NEED TAMIFLU! I NEED ANTIBIOTICS!
Yup. It's been a VERY effective propaganda campaign.
One has to wonder what the outcome would have been if they had spent as much time and effort hyping the results of the Cochrane review, which said that there is no evidence of benefit from the flu shot, outside of perhaps shortening the duration of a flu case by (drum roll, please)....1/2 a day.
Right. For every 100 people who get the flu shot, only about 1.2% will get the flu.
For every 100 people who DON'T get the flu shot, a whopping...2.7% will get the flu.
Yep. Vaccinate 100 people to maybe prevent ONE case of flu. And ignore all the cases of people who get sick after the flu shot. Especially ignore the people who suddenly suffer from severe autoimmune disorders, seizures, paralysis, and other inexplicable serious reactions from the flu shot.
Because the flu vaccine isn't magic fairy dust.
It's money in the bank, baby. And that's the bottom line.
Because the flu vaccine isn't magic fairy dust.
It's money in the bank, baby. And that's the bottom line.
and are you serious? I'm supposed to believe this man has "the flu?"
what a joke.
Sure, maybe he has a mild case of the flu, but it's FAR from a sure thing. There are tons of viruses that go around this time of year he could have!
What would testing him prove? He either has the flu or he doesn't. If he doesn't, then whatever. If he does, oh well some people still get it after the vaccine.
And Erin the reason not to test everyone is its a huge waste of time, money, and resources. T&s is very very far from the worst flu season ever. Is not really even a severe flu season.
Someone is going to a lot of effort to convince people that someone's documented illness following vaccination had nothing to do with that vaccination....
Wow. Someone went to a lot of effort to try and make Rrrachel look bad.
Does anyone else find hash tags anywhere other than Twitter annoying?
Seems like it would be more reasonable and prudent to say something like, "wow, there are many more people getting sick following the flu shot than anyone expected. Maybe this phenomenon should be studied. Maybe there are adverse effects that nobody predicted (imagine that!), or maybe the immune system doesn't work entirely the way the experts think it does. We need to learn more about this before other people become unnecessarily ill!"
I certainly don't disagree that the flu shot (as well as other vaccines, and other medical treatments in general) should be studied on an ongoing basis. I think it is a mistake, though, to assume that the scientific community isn't already doing so.
I too think hash tags can be very obnoxious, primarily when they are used in a snarky, pointed way. I'm not so bothered when someone on Facebook writes "My kid got on the table and flung all my stuff everywhere. #HousekeepingFail" or the like, because that's not aimed at anybody.
Unfortunately, I don't think most people report when they get sick after the flu shot. This is probably why we don't have enough hard evidence of masses of people getting sick after the flu shot. Currently, all we really have are anecdotes, but lots of them!
Where might someone report illness after the flu vaccine, I'm wondering?
"This is the sickest species the world has ever known."
Dr.John Bergman, speaking about the human species.
VAERS? I thought most of you dismiss reports from VAERS, so what good would that do? Plus--and I'm assuming here--most people who get the flu vax don't even know what VAERS is. So, maybe the reason there isn't enough evidence of people getting sick after vaccination is that they are just not reporting.
Lack of reports does not mean illness after the vaccine is rare.
So, if your average vaccine-receiving patients don't report to VAERS (I'm assuming most don't) then where will they report? Or, where is there a place to report that the medical establishment will take seriously?
"This is the sickest species the world has ever known."
Dr.John Bergman, speaking about the human species.
There are other vaccine monitoring systems, like vaccine safety data link, that don't rely on reporting at all. They use medical records. So thy would look for something like an increase in regent care, pcp, or er visits in a certain time frame after a vaccine is given.
I would LOVE to see a VAERS awareness campaign accompanying the flu vaccine campaign:
"If you get sick after receiving the flu vaccine, please report to VAERS." Wouldn't it have been nice to see this during Piers' televised vaccination? Wouldn't it have been great if Dr.Oz informed everyone of VAERS?
The public needs more balanced information.
"This is the sickest species the world has ever known."
Dr.John Bergman, speaking about the human species.
If rates of sickness after the vaccine were high it would also absolutely show up in clinical studies.
I do find it "funny" that most drugs get pulled off the market well after the clinical studies for those little pesty things that don't seem to show up right away.
and still the FDA manages to pull some drugs off each year! and restrict others as well -
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from what i remember, the H1N1 trials in '09 only lasted 60?days or so before they claimed it was safe...now look at all the reports coming out about it.
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luv2blazy 6 years
When my daughter was about 8 months old she brought home a fork from C.C.F. We didn't notice till we got home. We did bring it back the next weekend though. We just nonchalantly put it back on the table. We think about it every time we go there and have a good laugh.
Pallas-Athena 6 years
My cousin when he was two-three years old would take DVDs home and no one would notice until it was too late. I think he did this about three times with different things. My other cousin was trying on headbands in Claire's, but it didn't have a tag on it so we forgot about it and left the store and then I took it back because we wanted to set a good example for the kids. She was three and 1/2.
Frank-y-Ava 6 years
I stole a pack of basketball cards when I was like 6 or 7. It was so easy, I just held it in my hand and walked out of K-Mart.
Greggie 6 years
The boys never did, but I have no doubt my daughter would grab at pretty objects. She just moved into the regular stroller where she can see everything, so I'll need to keep a close eye on her. It's the nature of the infant to grab. ;) Once they're old enough to understand the concept of paying for what we have, we do that as well.
roxtarchic 6 years
the picture that accompanies this post is FANTASTIC... but meandtheo... i'm pretty sure you get a pass for that (also at 10 months old i'm not sure she's gonna get the theiving aspect of that).. our lil guy is 10 months old also... how much FUN are they at 10 ms!!!! enjoy!
meandtheo 6 years
i am the one really at fault here...in the check out line my young one was getting antsy (she is 10 months old), i handed her a pack of tic tacs for a rattle, she was so happy shaking away that i forgot to pay for them and didn't notice them until we got home...
vmruby 6 years
Nope she hasn't taken anything so far.My daughter knows the rules ,if you want something you have to pay for it and not paying for it is considered stealing.We've been teaching her that since she was old enough to understand it.
g1amourpuss 6 years
LMFAO, No! We have taught my toddler all about Buying and Shopping. She loves to shop. She always says "Mommy bought that!? Ohhh." When she shops she even makes choices.. like she will look at what her options are and put one back. ;) (My sister on other hand.. oh boy, my mom was always nervous shopping with her. lol.)
g1amourpuss 6 years
LMFAO, No! We have taught my toddler all about Buying and Shopping. She loves to shop. She always says "Mommy bought that!? Ohhh." When she shops she even makes choices.. like she will look at what her options are and put one back. ;) (My sister on other hand.. oh boy, my mom was always nervous shopping with her. lol.)
Mommy-of-Three 6 years
One time we got home from a restaurant and 7 year old my son was carrying his spoon. I gave him a strict talk and couldn't believe we hadn't noticed him leave with it. I washed it and the next time we went there I brought it and left it on the table.
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so far none of my children have lifted anything. but as of now they are at they the age where i would be such a hardass if they did. but i don't think they will..;)


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V I R I D I A N by tincek-marincekWatch
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This is my next commission drawing which I drew for , and this is her character Viridian. She is a nature (currently focused in swamps) guardian/spirit/goddess. I hope you like it
I totally experimented here... I painted it with oils, but because I didn't have canvas and something like that, I painted it on watercolor paper. And I photographed this drawing with camera...I didn't want to scan it, because then I would have to connect it...I'm lazy to do that
What is really weird, is that I drew sketch totally opposite. At first I drew traditional sketch, but then I drew another sketch digitally, but later, because I thought that I can make this drawing better traditionally, I drew another traditional sketch. Complicated, right?!
And I drew it very long time...I started to draw it at 6 June and finished on 17 June. Well, before I wanted to paint something, I had to wait at least one day, till it was dry. That was with her tattoo...I drew it with black pen. I mixed many techniques together...
Canson watercolor paper (270g/m2)
size of paper is 29,7 x 42 cm
oil colors
mechanical pencil (0.5 mm-for the sketch)
black pen (0.5 mm)
white marker (0.8 mm)
I drew it 18 hours
Work in progress drawings you can see on my website here
I hope you like it and comments are welcome
Drawing by Valentina Remenar | Character by *Peppermint-Pinwheel | © Copyrighted | 2011 | our official website tincek-marincek.com
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I'm in love with this. How can it be purchased?
Thank you... You can purchase it as a print. On the right side, next to the artwork you can choose print which you like
You two rock.
Its so beautiful
precious work
WONDERFUL work, talent and gallery!
Huuuh... I could look at her all day...
Stunning. love the details, the style, the colors.
...that moment when you realise this is traditional art...
Wow, this is so pretty! I love the shading, and the way you drew the flowers.
Brown skin is so gorgeous! I wish everyone looked like this. Brown skin, straight, silky black hair... ahhh, *swoon*
the reflections on her face gime me feels!!!!!!!!!
it amazing
Wow. This is really amazing. Did you wait for the oils to dry first and then paint over?
Wow, beautiful! <3
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I was wondering if you'd be willing to compose a sketch for the tattoo I want to get. I know this is weird but I'd pay you and I really love your style, think you could do it?
I'm pretty busy at the moment, though if you need a sketch then I think I could deal with it...you can send me a note with more info, so I'll be more sure
Please! I'd like an all black full back tattoo of 3 "white" lilies burning at the base of my back with a phoenix rising out from the ashes. on each side (close to or on my hips) would be two fallen feathers. the feathers don't have to be in the same spot just whatever feels right to you. I understand that your time is valuable so you don't have to do this for me but thank you if you do!!


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Exponential asymptotics for time-space Hamiltonians
Invariant measure of duplicated diffusions and application to Richardson-Romberg extrapolation
Some support properties for a class of Lambda-Fleming-Viot processes
Large deviations of the empirical flow for continuous time Markov chains
A local limit law for the empirical spectral distribution of the anticommutator of independent Wigner matrices
Kolmogorov's law of the iterated logarithm for noncommutative martingales
Effective resistances for supercritical percolation clusters in boxes
Diffusion in planar Liouville quantum gravity
Propagation of chaos for a sub-critical Keller-Segel model
Symmetric exclusion as a random environment: hydrodynamic limits
On the Limiting Behaviour of Needlets Polyspectra
A Bhatnagar-Gross-Krook approximation to stochastic scalar conservation laws
Maximal Sobolev regularity in Neumann problems for gradient systems in infinite dimensional domains
Quantitative and qualitative Kac's chaos on the Boltzmann's sphere
Critical branching Brownian motion with absorption: particle configurations
Tracy –Widom asymptotics for q-TASEP
Zero-One Law for Directional Transience of One Dimensional Excited Random Walks
Metastable states in Brownian energy landscape
An Exact Asymptotic for the Square Variation of Partial Sum Processes
Large unicellular maps in high genus
Qualitative properties of certain piecewise deterministic Markov processes
Branching random walks in random environment and Super-Brownian motion in random environment
Branching processes with competition and generalized Ray Knight Theorem
Scaling limits of k-ary growing trees
Free probability for pairs of faces II: 2-variables bi-free partial
Uniform asymptotic properties of a nonparametric regression estimator of conditional tails
Random two-component spanning forests
Asymptotic behavior of a relativistic diffusion in Robertson-Walker space-times
Information bounds for inverse problems with application to deconvolution and Levy models
Convergence of bi-measure R-trees and the pruning process
Fluctuations for internal DLA on the Comb
Talagrand's inequality for Interacting Particle Systems satisfying a log-Sobolev inequality
Transience of the vacant set for near-critical random interlacements in high dimensions
Determinantal point processes in the plane from products of random matrices
Maximum of a log-correlated Gaussian field
Optimal transport between random measures
Fleming-Viot selects the minimal quasi-stationary distribution: The Galton-Watson case
The Brownian web is a two-dimensional black noise
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On the convergence of densities of finite voter models to the Wright-Fisher diffusion
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Smoothing effect of rough differential equations driven by fractional Brownian motions
Planar Ising magnetization field II. Properties of the critical and near-critical scaling limits
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Excited random walk with periodic cookies
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Random directed forest and the Brownian web
Precise intermittency for the parabolic Anderson equation with an (1+1)-dimensional time-space white noise
On the asymptotic behavior of the density of the supremum of Lévy processes
Slowdown in branching Brownian motion with inhomogeneous variance
Liouville heat kernel: regularity and bounds
Maximal Displacement of Critical Branching Symmetric Stable Processes
Large Deviations for Non-Markovian Diffusions and a Path-Dependent Eikonal Equation
Persistence of some additive functionals of Sinai's walk
Critical Ising model and spanning trees partition functions
An SLE2 loop measure
Skorokhod Embeddings via Stochastic Flows on the Space of Gaussian Measures
Total length of the genealogical tree for quadratic stationary continuous-state branching processes
Precise Large Deviation Results for Products of Random Matrices
Estimate for PtD for the stochastic Burgers equation
Weak shape theorem in first passage percolation with infinite passage times
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Bluffs High School will host a community blood drive from 3 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 7 at 124 N. Bluffs St., inside the Bloodmobile.
Bluffs High School will host a community blood drive from 3 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 7 at 124 N. Bluffs St., inside the Bloodmobile.
"Furnishing the Illinois Home" will be the illustrated presentation by Springfield Art Association Curator of Collections Erika Holst at the Cass County Historical and Genealogical Society annu
On Saturday, July 18 from 6 - 9 p.m. Beardstown Main Street and The Late Knight Cruisers will host the Seventh Annual Cruise In on the Beardstown City Square.
Drones have the ability to perform many useful functions on the farm and in business.
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced that all Monday through Friday Driver Services facilities and offices will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of Independence Day.
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Tuesday: Bratwurst patty, pit beans, kraut, fresh orange, bun, milk.
Those who would like to learn more about birds, wildlife, prairies, and other aspects of the natural environment are invited to attend a University of Illinois Extension Master Naturalist cours
News events of these last few weeks have been beyond everyone's comprehension.
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Frances M. Illias, 68, of Virginia died Monday, June 29, at her residence.
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Mary F. Ritchey Trone, 96, of Rushville died at 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, at Snyder's Vaughn-Haven Nursing Home.
Elva F. Lowe, 80, of Beardstown died Saturday, June 27, at her home.
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White is reminding commercial motor vehicle operators of testing and eligibility changes to federal CDL rules effective July 1.
Well, last weekend didn't turn out the way it was supposed to. I don't have to tell you it rained on Friday to begin the weekend.
For years friction between London and the American colonies had been growing when on Nov. 1, 1765, Parliament added fuel to the fire with the passage of the Stamp Act.
The small towns and all of the large cities across the country will be celebrating our country's birthday on Saturday.
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The Seattle Seahawks are a run first oriented offense. Honestly, even with their rookie sensation of a QB, there is no reason why they should change that philosophy. Seattle already has a bona fide stud of a running back in Marshawn Lynch. The Beast ran for 1,560 yards and 11 TD's last season, averaging five yards a carry. But, Lynch is not the only reason why Seattle should remain a run oriented offense... Read more
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|Chopped onion
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
|Bacon slices
|4 , cut into 1 inch pieces
|Canned tomatoes
|16 Ounce (1 Can)
|Tomato sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|Bay leaf
|Dairy sour cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Cook rice according to package directions.
Set aside.
Cut core out of cabbage; run hot water into cored area to help in removing 8 outer leaves.
Set the 8 leaves aside.
Chop remaining cabbage (about 6 cups) and place in a 12 x 7 1/2 x 2-inch baking dish; sprinkle lightly with salt.
Cut about 2 inches of the heavy center vein out of the reserved cabbage leaves.
Boil cabbage leaves till limp, about 3 minutes; drain and set aside.
Beat egg slightly with fork.
Combine cooked rice, egg,ground beef, 1/4 cup onion, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and pepper; mix well.
Place about 1/4 cup rice mixture in center of each cabbage leaf; fold in sides and roll ends over rice.
Place rolls, seam side down, on top of chopped cabbage.
In saucepan cook bacon and remaining onion till bacon is crisp; stir in undrained tomatoes, tomato sauce, and bay leaf.
Simmer, covered, 5 minutes.
Remove bay leaf.
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Hotels in Cádiz
From luxury resorts to small design hotels and cozy inns, there are an infinite number of great places to stay in the world, including hotels in Cdiz. Browse our travel guide and get Travel + Leisure's picks for the best Cdiz hotels—all-inclusive resorts, design hotels, remote lodges, vacation rentals, and more. Our international team of editors and writers handpicks the top Cdiz hotels, helping travelers discover the most popular places to stay in Cdiz, and the most memorable.
Whether a boutique hotel with luxury amenities, a wilderness lodge, a cool rental home, or a country inn fit for your budget, Travel + Leisure highlights the best of the best. From affordable beach resorts and cozy inns to high-tech hotels and kid-friendly all-inclusive resorts, these Cdiz hotel listings will help you find just the right place to spend the night during your visit. Below find Travel + Leisure's top spots for where to stay in Cdiz.
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Thinking about life – 9 questions
My brother is having a 50th birthday party dinner tonight. And he is someone that many of us find very hard to buy presents for – I bought him a football, not totally sure whether he will ever use it, but I suppose it is the thought that counts! Anyway my nephew who like all of […]Continue reading


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Chicago: Two Anti-American Conferences Held on Independence Day
While patriotic Chicagoans attended parades, BBQs and otherwise celebrated our Independence Day holiday — and while Democrats stayed home and brooded — two of the most anti-American ideologies imaginable met to plot their revenge on the USA.
Not only did representatives of these two ideologies meet, but they met in the same town, on the same dates, and right across the street from each other. How's that for kismet?
Over the July Fourth weekend, radical Islamists met at the Rosemont Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois for their 48th Annual Islamic Society of North America Convention. Over the same days the Socialism 2011 conference met across the street at the Crowne Plaza Hotel & Conference Center.
Both groups plan to destroy what is currently the USA and replace it with their own particular un-American idea of what should be.
The ISNA folks, of course, are radical Islamists interested in installing shariah law on the United States. Their chief influence is the extremist Wahhabi theology. The ISNA was started in 1981 by the Muslim Students' Association of the US and Canada and was funded by radical Wahhabi Saudis.
As Discover the Networks says, "ISNA was created by MSA with the help of one of Palestinian Islamic Jihad's founding students, Sami Al-Arian."
The ISNA has met in Rosement for several years.
Of course, we don't have to "discovery the network" for the socialists and commies. They've been trying to wipe Americanism off the face of the earth since the late 1800s!
It is interesting, though, that members of two ideologies that have been at war with America for decades decided to sully the Independence Day weekend both at the same time. It is telling that these hate groups were welcomed in the Chicagoland area, too.
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Digital Edition - really getting there!
Hello there
It's now, what, almost a year since the digital switch? Maybe not that long but long enough that I now feel able to comment.
Like many lovers of the paper edition, I was taken aback by the speed of the switch but, being an international subscriber, the cost reduction made it worth giving the new format a fair try.
I first tried to read the PDF download which was hell even on 21" monitor. It was impossible to navigate properly and illegible on a small screen. Since my main use of LJ was on my daily two-hour train-and-subway commute this didn't work for me at all.
I then downloaded the LJ android app onto my phone. Now, things began to stack up - especially when I discovered the text versions of the articles (as opposed to the PDF-like print layout). I am lucky enough to have a large-ish screen (Samsung Galaxy S2).
I have adjusted my reading totally - no longer do I have to remember to roll up the mag to throw in my bag. Latest versions are downloaded automatically and past copies kept on the device if unfinished. Links between the articles and the LJ website (or other web content) are seamless and always relevent to the topic at hand.
I have only one suggestion - I spend over an hour of each day underground and the app requires a network connection to read articles unless they have been "saved" beforehand. This means that, as with todays edition, I have to manually navigate through and "save" each article to the phone. Please, please, can we have a top-level "save all articles" menu item?
Apart from this, the digital version required some change in my behaviour but I am convinced that the benefits significantly outweigh the deficiencies - to say nothing of the cost reduction.
The browser-based reader / navigation tool is pretty good for use on a desktop machine but the mobile application is the real killer here and I wish you well with the future. I am certainly going to remain a subscriber and I trust that you are seeing the benefits at the editorial level.
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