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|Reviews for Life Support
| Guest chapter 43 . 7/10/2012
All I can say to your question, is do what you always do. You're the best with these ficlets and drabbles. You're kind of awesome.
| Madame Penguin chapter 43 . 7/10/2012
I want Eli to do some heroic stuff that somehow ends up with him in the hospital. Can be for the kid or a complete stranger...if it's the complete stranger you can have Eli missing for about a few days before Caleb freaks out or think he's left behind before Eli gets to finally call him from the hospital.
| Guest chapter 43 . 7/10/2012
Give Eli a happy ending with someone who will stay with him. Please, pretty please, pretty pretty pretty please (I could go on but I think you get the idea).
| ilsa chapter 43 . 7/9/2012
Well, quite honestly, I'd love to see Lexi get a boyfriend and Eli to get all "scary-big-bro-from-Hell". Mostly, though, I just want to know more about Caleb.
| SincerelyAnon chapter 43 . 7/9/2012
I would like to see Eli grow up a little. Like for instance get rid of the drinking and fall harder for this new guy than he did with Logan.
| TashaRose23 chapter 43 . 7/9/2012
I want Eli to have a happyish ending...Let him find someone to love, whoever that may be, and bring Gabe and Logan down for a visit...Maybe for an awesome Christmas?
| Clarissa Rose chapter 43 . 7/9/2012
AHHHH! God I just want Caleb and Eli to get together! And I absolutely adore Caleb incase I haven't already made that clear enough.
With Love,
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| IThinkIJustFoundHeaven chapter 42 . 7/8/2012
Aw, cute. Eli got shut down.
| Clarissa Rose chapter 42 . 7/8/2012
Oh my goodness. I love Caleb so much. He seems rather sweet actually. And I think it's adorible how Eli calls him kiddo... I'm not sure why. It's also just rather sweet;) can't wait to see what happens next!
| DawnSister chapter 42 . 7/8/2012
Oooh, Eli, maybe not so hilarious eh?
| DawnSister chapter 41 . 7/8/2012
Poor Eli, once bitten...
| DawnSister chapter 40 . 7/8/2012
I hate Nancy. She's a biatch
| Fresh Wildflower chapter 42 . 7/8/2012
Hmmm. Makes one wonder.
| RachaelFaye chapter 42 . 7/8/2012
My only words: Awe!
| RachaelFaye chapter 41 . 7/7/2012
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Vegetables, Macaroni And Cheese Medley
10 Jun 2010
|2% cottage cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Low Fat)
|Dijon mustard
|1 Tablespoon
|Hot pepper sauce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Cooked penne/Ziti
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Diced cooked zucchini
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Sliced cooked carrots
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Cooked broccoli florets
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Frozen peas
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), thawed and drained
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|1 1⁄2 Ounce
|Shredded cheddar cheese
|1 1⁄2 Ounce
|Grated romano cheese
|1⁄4 Ounce
1. Preheat oven to 400°F.
2. In blender, combine cottage cheese, mustard, pepper sauce, and 1/2 cup water until smooth.
3. In large bowl, combine remaining ingredients; pour in cheese mixture and stir until thoroughly blended.
4. Spray 3-quart casserole with nonstick cooking spray. Transfer pasta mixture to casserole. Cover and bake until heated through, 15 to 20 minutes.
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"She looked around the house hoping to find him. She did not find him in the house. She attempted to contact him by phone and was unsuccessful in doing that.
"After that it was sometime later, but, in the early morning hours… she saw him standing near the washer and dryer and she saw him dressed in all black carrying a bag. She said that he removed his clothing and then took the contents of the bag and put all of that into the washing machine."
Drew Peterson then left the area, and Stacy Peterson went to the washing machine, Schori testified.
"She walked over to the washing machine and looked to see what was inside, and she saw women's clothing that she identified as not hers."
Later, she had a conversation with her husband, Schori said.
"He told her that soon the police would be wanting to sit down to interview her, and he told her what to say to the police."
"It took hours (for him to tell her what to say).
"She said that she lied on Drew's behalf to the police.
"She continued to cry. She was very scared."
Schori testified that she did not tell him what day this alleged incident occurred.
11:20 a.m. Minister says Stacy Peterson lied to police
The Rev. Neil Schori testified that he provided marriage counseling to Drew and Stacy Peterson while he was their pastor. He said all counseling sessions were held at coffee shops because he did not want any suggestions of impropriety with congregants.
Stacy Peterson told him that she woke up in the middle of the night on the weekend Savio died and looked for her husband. Stacy said she found him in the laundry room, dressed in black and putting women's clothes in washer. They were not hers.
Schori also said Stacy claimed Peterson coached her for hours on what to say to police after Savio died. A tearful Stacy told Schori that she lied to police, he testified.
During cross-examination, attorney Joseph Lopez asked Schori why he counseled congregants in Starbucks. "I think what I do is done very well," Schori said.
10:55 a.m. Judge allows some testimony from minister
Judge Edward Burmila denied the state's request that the Rev. Neil Schori be allowed to testify that Drew Peterson told Stacy Petersonhow to lie to police about his whereabouts at the time of Savio's death in order to commit the perfect crime.
But he did allow Schori to tell jurors that Stacy Peterson saw Drew Peterson come home late Saturday night wearing dark clothing, that his sleeves were wet and that he was putting into the washing machine women's clothes that were not hers.
10:10 a.m. Onlooker swears at Peterson, booted
Drew Peterson trial updates: Prosecution might wrap up case Friday
Joel Brodsky, the defense attorney for Drew Peterson, talks to reporters after Wednesday's court proceedings. (Phil Velasquez, Chicago Tribune / August 22, 2012)


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Gallery: TEN Arquitectos NYC Tower Has Stepped Green-Roof!
New York City's urban grid is dense, so when new developments pop up, we root for intelligent and environmentally-positive design that balances out the concrete with a little bit of greenery. Architect Enrique Norten and his NYC-based firm, TEN ARQUITECTOS, are in the midst of building a mixed-use high-rise in Hell's Kitchen called Clinton Park, which will provide some much-needed green space to concrete jungle on the west side. The unusual stepped roof and S-shaped design reminds us a bit of terraced farming — an age-old agricultural method — and provides ample space for budding urban gardeners to sow their seeds. When you consider the stepped terrace with the contemporary look-and-feel of the building's facade, we know this green and attractive addition to the urban grid is sure to please future residents.
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Nat Lyons April 11, 2009 at 8:14 pm
Urban heat island increases rainfall in the city. This is a great way to send that rain back up in the process of evapotranspiration instead of sending it down the drain as runoff. Great idea.
Scheck08 April 1, 2009 at 7:02 pm
There wont be a bigger water demand if plants that require a low amount are planted. There could also be ways that the building could collect water from rains and snowmelt to use it more proficiently as well.
davidwayneosedach March 30, 2009 at 11:06 am
What better a perfect place than NYC to try out this design. It's just great!
jessiejchuang March 27, 2009 at 8:30 pm
This only means more water demand for gardening. Bad idea.
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this looks really great, and i hope they allow a lot of public access to to.
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I've spent thousands of words attempting to describe why Zynga is a horrible gaming company, and subsequently, a horrible investment with their recent IPO, but it seems the old adage is true, and a picture is worth more than anything I could ever say.
The image below comes from Ian Marsh of Nimblebit, a small, three person company who developed a mobile game called Tiny Tower. Despite rudimentary graphics, the game was fantastic and went on to become Apple's iPhone Game of the Year. A huge honor for a tiny company.
Enter Zynga, corporate raider of creativity and devourer of dreams. They've announced that they're releasing a game called "Dream Heights," which looks and plays EXACTLY like Tiny Tower, but with upgraded graphics that a billion dollar IPO can buy.
Marsh took to Twitter and posted this image @Zynga, which expressed *sincere* congratulations to them for the launch of their new game, complete with side by side screenshots that showcase just how much of a rip-off Dream Heights really is. Zynga has done this with almost every popular title they've produced, including their flagship hit Farmville. This does however, mark the first time a rival company has called them out in such a public and pointed way.
I've said it before, and it's a mantra that can be proven with ease by looking below – Zynga is a creatively, and I would argue morally, bankrupt company, and the sooner investors realize this, the faster they can fade from prominence.
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Update in response to this: If you've played Tiny Tower, you know that it's really not like SimTower or Corporation Inc, wheras Dream Heights is almost identical to Tiny Tower. It's not a matter of "inspiration" in this case, it's almost entirely the same game.


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Yes. Editors bad. Kodes gut.
Unity, Unreal, CryEngine, all those engines with straight up-designer only, programmers shot on sight, IDEs are for noobs anyway.
Unity gives you ($0):
- A full engine with a modern component-based model.
- The dreaded IDE for building scenes and blocks of pre-assembled serialised data. Don't worry though, if you're too manly for it, you can leave this stupid productivity booster in the dust and insist on handling everything from code or spend an appropriate amount of time building your own, better editor.
- Mono. Not the latest Xamarin owned version, but the Attachmate version plus Unity tweaks. Still, most .net byte-code slips right in and C#, Boo and Unitys "JavaScript" - an ECMA script variant - are compiled automatically.
- The asset store with loads of code, assets and editor extensions available for cheap or free. Don't worry though, you don't have to use it. That would probably be cheating.
- Publishing to OS X, Windows, Linux, OS X/Windows webplayer (with special support from Facebook if you're into that sort of thing), Google Native Client, iOS, Android and Windows Phone.
If you want to pay for Unity ($1500+), you get additional things like:
- RenderTextures. I'm sure no game can be made without this.
- Native plugins on Windows/OS X (for the mobile platforms, this is already available for free). You will obviously need this one when you need to fix the hopelessly ineffective engine.
- NavMesh baking. Getting things from the asset store, like some of the cheap or free alternative pathfinders, would clearly be cheating, so no way around the need of this one.
- Various other high end things you cannot live without.
- Console platform licenses which is obviously the only reasonable direction to take your game in.
Long story short, Unity is pretty useless unless you pay like a gazillion dollars to an evil corporation, so you might as well forget about it and start from scratch. After all, making engines is a whole lot more fun than games, right?
In all seriousness though, tharealjohn has the right idea. These "vs" posts only ever end up in two camps of supporters yelling at each other across the thread. Give both a serious try and form an opinion based on that.
And give it serious thought on whether you want to make a game or an engine. If the later, then Unity is obviously not for you and you should adjust your steering accordingly. As mentioned earlier, writing an engine is indeed awesome learning.


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LG launches KT610 Symbian smartphone with GPS
One of the first launches to come out of the Mobile World Congress, LG has announced the LG-KT610, a GPS-enabled, candy bar mobile phone with a "unique" 2.4-inch VGA flip screen holding a PC-like QWERTY keypad.
Based on Symbian OS v9.2 and S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1, the KT610's users can "take full advantage of a rich suite of multimedia features and applications" according to the limited info available from the Korean company.
The KT610 offers HSDPA connectivity at 3.6Mbps and GPS navigation capabilities, there's also push email functionality as well as "working" and "socialising" features.
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Carrington out to re-take role on spec. teamsPosted by on May 26, 2015 – 2:00 pm
Bills DL Alex Carrington is back in the fold after spending the 2014 season with the St. Louis Rams. Not only is Carrington working to make the roster as a defensive lineman, but to re-establish himself as an accomplished kick blocker on field goals and extra points.
Carrington blocked an unheard of four kicks (3 FGs, 1 PAT) back in 2012 with the Bills, earning the nickname 'MegaHand' from his teammates. The sixth-year pro hasn't thought about how the next extra point might aid his efforts to block kicks, but knowing a fake is far less likely from the new line of scrimmage on extra points (15-yard line) it will give the extra point and field goal block unit the chance to be even more aggressive.
"I make a point to get after it every time," Carrington told Buffalobills.com. "You don't know when you somebody is going to get lazy over there or have a void in the protection or something. That might be an extra little advantage though."
Joining a special teams unit that finished second overall in 2014 is something Carrington is looking forward to this fall.
"That puts a big smile on my face because true football fans and anybody who really knows the game knows that a good special teams unit will take you a very long way," he said. "You put that on top of a good defense… I didn't even know they were number two. That's really good. Crossman is a good coach. I'll see if I can get back out there to block some field goals and extra points."
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Easley big on Rex RyanPosted by on March 12, 2015 – 4:45 pm
Marcus Easley, who just re-signed on Thursday, was glad to see that special teams coordinator Danny Crossman was still on the new coaching staff led by new head coach Rex Ryan. Of course he was also pretty excited to see Ryan named as the Bills new head coach.
"I'm a big fan of Rex Ryan," said Easley. "I've talked to several people that have played with him while he was in New York and everyone had nothing but great things to say about him and the way he runs his team, so as you can see from day one it's a whole new vibe. It's a whole new atmosphere with him around. I'm very excited for everything he has to offer and bring to this organization."
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Crossman on having a kickoff specialistPosted by on January 29, 2015 – 11:10 am
Bills special teams coordinator Danny Crossman had to break in a rookie punter and a kickoff specialist in 2014. On the whole both Colton Schmidt and Jordan Gay performed well for Buffalo. Whether Buffalo's new head coach Rex Ryan feels a kickoff specialist is necessary is something that will likely be decided in the coming months.
In an appearance on the John Murphy Show this week, Crossman sounded like he wants to continue developing both young kickers on Buffalo's roster, but he knows he doesn't have the final say.
"We haven't gotten that far yet in the evaluation stage," said Crossman of keeping a kickoff specialist. "I'm a firm believer if a guy is outstanding at what they do they'll find work. We were happy with both of those guys and what they were able to do for us. Jordan was a big help in an area where we were lacking a little bit in terms of what he was able to do on kickoffs. Number one touchbacks, but even the returns that did come out against us the drive starts average on the returns was so much better than the touchbacks because of the distance and the hang time and the coverage guys that we added and made it a strength for our special teams.
"There's a lot of upside with (punter) Colton Schmidt too after he came in right at the start of the season this past year and performed well."
Tags: Colton Schmidt, Danny Crossman, John Murphy show, Jordan Gay, Rex Ryan
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How Crossman was retainedPosted by on January 29, 2015 – 11:06 am
Not long after Rex Ryan was hired as head coach of the Bills he made a phone call to current special teams coordinator Danny Crossman to see if he could retain him for his staff. Crossman was a guest of the John Murphy Show this week and explained how the interaction with coach Ryan went down.
"He called me and discussed the opportunity for me to stay and with the things that we've done and the players that we've added and the upswing we were on with the kicking game, I felt very fortunate to continue what we started," said Crossman. "We've had conversations every other day or so, but very upbeat and very positive and really look forward to settling in and spending more time with him."
Crossman also got a new assistant special teams coach in Eric Smith, who last played safety for the Jets a few seasons ago, and is described by head coach Rex Ryan as one of the smarter young football minds he's come across.
Tags: Danny Crossman, Eric Smith, John Murphy show, Rex Ryan
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Bills rank 2nd in overall special teamsPosted by on January 23, 2015 – 1:24 pm
Long time Dallas Morning News columnist Rick Gosselin was the first to put together a comprehensive analysis of the league's special teams units more than two decades ago. He's still putting that rankings list together annually and special teams coordinators value it. Buffalo may have made the biggest single-season jump ever from last year to this past season.
In 2013 the Bills finished 31st in Gosselin's special teams rankings. This past season they ranked second behind only Philadelphia. It makes the decision to retain Danny Crossman as special teams coordinator all the more encouraging. Here's the list.
The NFL's 32 teams are ranked in 22 kicking-game categories and assigned points according to their standing
|New England
|Kansas City
|St. Louis
|New Orleans
|NY Jets
|San Francisco
|Tampa Bay
|NY Giants
|San Diego
|Green Bay
Tags: Danny Crossman, special teams rankings
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Bills retain spec. teams coordinator CrossmanPosted by on January 14, 2015 – 4:04 pm
The Bills made a change at offensive coordinator under new head coach Rex Ryan and terminated the contract of defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, but Ryan is going to keep special teams coordinator Danny Crossman in the fold for 2015.
The team made the announcement late Wednesday afternoon. Crossman's special teams units made widespread improvements from 2013 to 2014, with key additions like Boobie Dixon and Corey Graham filling valuable veteran roles. Crossman also capably blended in a rookie punter and kickoff specialist to help improve the coverage units. Here's a look at some categories where Buffalo's special teams improved the most from 2013 to 2014.
Field position 26.8 – 25th 30.2 – 5th
Avg. drive start KO 20.7 – 27th 22.5 – 10th
Kick return avg. 20.4 – 29th 23.3 – 17th
Kickoffs – TB pct. 41.5% – 24th 60.5% – 9th
Opponent KO avg. start 22.7 – 23rd 20.7 – 5th
Punt return avg. 6.2 – 29th 9.6 – 12th
FG Pct. 91.7% – 10th 89.5% – 6th
Net punting avg. 36.6 – 30th 38.7 – 23rd
Punt coverage (opp. avg.) 10.6 – 25th 6.5 – 4th
Kick coverage (opp. avg.) 23.4 – 17th 20 – 3rd
FG Pct. Against 86.1% -17th 81.1% – 9th
Opp. field position 31.2 – 31st 26.9 – 11th
Tags: Danny Crossman, Jim Schwartz, Rex Ryan, Special teams
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Crossman: Veteran additions grew the culturePosted by on October 29, 2014 – 5:38 pm
He wanted veteran core special teams players as part of his four main special teams units (kick return, kick coverage, punt return, punt coverage) after a trying first year of running Buffalo's special teams. Now halfway through his second season as Bills special teams coordinator, Danny Crossman is pretty pleased with the growth in team culture on his special teams squad.
Crossman credits players like Boobie Dixon, Corey Graham and Brandon Spikes for convincing younger players of the value of special teams to the outcome of games. It quickly emboldened incumbent special teamers like Chris Hogan, Marcus Easley, Ty Powell, Duke Williams and Ron Brooks to take on more of a lead by example approach for the new arrivals on the roster. Soon the importance and commitment to special teams play reached critical mass.
"The plan up to this point has worked. We're excited," Crossman said. "The guys we brought in for leadership as well as performance have done both at a high level. The biggest thing is that leadership. I think some of the other guys have stepped up who were here a year ago and some of the new younger guys that we added this year. Right from the get go they've been brought into that culture of what our expectations are and not only coach driven, but player driven. Anytime you get that you're going to be successful."
Tags: Boobie Dixon, Brandon Spikes, Corey Graham, Danny Crossman
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Crossman on Jets attempted trick kick returnPosted by on October 28, 2014 – 2:32 pm
In the third quarter Sunday with the Jets desperate to get something going to improve their field position, they called a lateral pass on a kickoff return. Fortunately Buffalo's coverage unit was ready for it.
Bills special teams coordinator Danny Crossman explained what happened.
"That's a play… we talk and harp on so much stuff and talk about awareness and recognition and seeing certain things and when you looked at our guys in the huddle they were aware of what their formation was right from the get go," said Crossman. "And what different things they do out of certain situations. So I thought they did a great job of recognizing the play and the front side guys playing the play. The back side guys playing the possibility of a reverse. But it's like anything in this league when you're hunting big game, sometimes the big game is hunting you. It's a play by play thing."
Crossman is generally happy with what his special teams units have accomplished so far, but truly believes that it just takes one big play against you to reverse the positive momentum you've built up all season. So he intends to remain vigilant with his players and hopes to have Marcus Easley and Ty Powell, two key special teams players back after the bye.
Tags: Danny Crossman, Marcus Easley, Ty Powell
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Starters on special teams have set tonePosted by on September 17, 2014 – 11:32 am
The Bills not only have back-to-back winners for AFC Special Teams Player of the Week in Dan Carpenter and C.J. Spiller, they've got a host of starters playing important roles on their special teams units under coordinator Danny Crossman. Head coach Doug Marrone said the impact of their core special teamers and starters from offense and defense on those units has been critical.
"There are about 30-something positions on special teams. You have four or five, sometimes you can have six, core players that can play a majority of those four. Then, all of the sudden, due to injuries you start having to watch out about those snap counts with everyone. We do have starters on most teams, at least one phase of it," said Marrone.
"For Robert Woods to go down there and make that play, which was a great play, we pointed that out to the team. Brandon Spikes blocked for CJ Spiller. We pointed that out. Leodis coming from 50-something yards downfield to be in the mix for the blocked punt. I think that just goes to show the type of effort that our starters are giving on special teams, which I think is important," Marrone said. "Corey Graham is playing all over the place. You can sit there and preach that as a coach, but when those players go out there and the rest of the team can see it on the field then that will make you better. We've been playing well on special teams right now and we need to keep going."
The Bills currently rank second in the league in kick return average and fifth in the league in punt coverage.
Tags: Danny Crossman, Doug Marrone, Special teams
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Touchback percentage made returns difficultPosted by on July 1, 2014 – 9:13 am
The Bills did not have a good season on kick returns last year. We profiled who the team's kick returner might be for the 2014 season in today's installment of our daily Camp Countdown series on the home page. No matter who it is it will be interesting to see if circumstance and return philosophy has the impact it did on their productivity last season.
Buffalo's kick return unit was largely the victim of circumstance last season. In facing a lot of the league's big legged kickoff specialists the Bills far and away had the highest touchback percentage in the NFL in 2013. A whopping 71.8% of their kickoffs received went for touchbacks, good for most in the league.
The only other teams that were close were Atlanta (70.7%) and New Orleans (68.1%), which wasn't surprising with both being dome teams. The league average for touchbacks however, was less than 50 percent (49.9%).
The Bills also had the second-highest number of kickoffs received that reached the end zone (91.8%). Only Atlanta had a higher percentage.
Now not every kick that reaches the end zone means it should be at touchback, but it at least appeared more often than not that anything more than five yards deep in the end zone the Bills would take a knee. Other teams chose to be more aggressive and paid the price for it so it's not an easy call as to where the line of demarcation should be to take a knee or bring it out.
Either way it's going to be interesting to see the steps Buffalo's kick return unit takes in year two under Crossman.
Tags: 2014 Bills season, Camp Countdown, Danny Crossman
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Carpenter was perfectPosted by on June 19, 2014 – 2:26 pm
One last note from Bills minicamp day 2. During a special teams segment coordinator Danny Crossman had the field goal unit running through a series of eight attempts with Dan Carpenter taking all of them. Here's how Carpenter fared.
1 – 32 yards – right hash – good
2 – 34 yards – left hash – good
3 – 36 yards – left hash – good
4 – 38 yards – right hash – good
5 – 42 yards – right hash – good
6 – 45 yards – left hash – good
7 – 46 yards – left hash – good
8 – 48 yards – right hash – good
A perfect 8-for-8 for Carpenter. We'll see if Dustin Hopkins gets an opportunity in today's final minicamp practice.
Tags: Dan Carpenter, Danny Crossman, Dustin Hopkins
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Expert advice for your fantasy team?Posted by on April 2, 2014 – 6:19 pm
He's may not be a fantasy football expert, but he plays one on TV.
Tonight on The John Murphy Show, actor/comedian Steve Rannazzisi joins us as he prepares for a three-day engagement at Buffalo's Helium Comedy Club. He plays Kevin MacArthur in the hit FXX TV show "The League." In the show, Kevin is the former League Commissioner who is the first one in his group of fantasy players to get married and have a kid. We'll get some fantasy football tips from Rannazzisi at 830pm.
Also on the show, former Bills LB Shane Conlan joins us at 730pm to talk about his new job with the Arena Football League's Pittsburgh Power. Conlan has lived in Pittsburgh since his playing days ended and he's found a way to mesh his love of football into his extensive experience in the business world.
And Bills Special Teams Coordinator Danny Crossman stops by at 8pm to discuss the recent additions to the roster (Corey Graham, Anthony Dixon) and how they can help upgrade the Bills special teams.
As usual, phone calls from fans are encouraged. The John Murphy Show airs from 7pm-9pm tonight on the flagship station of the Buffalo Bills, WGR Sportsradio 550.
Tags: Danny Crossman, Shane Conlan, Steve Rannazzisi, The John Murphy Show
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Moorman believes in Crossman's schemesPosted by on January 8, 2014 – 9:18 am
As we profiled on Buffalobills.com this morning, Brian Moorman wants to keep kicking in Buffalo, but is set to become an unrestricted free agent. While the organization has expressed an intention to make the veteran punter an offer, Moorman knows there are no guarantees. At the same time Moorman called his return to Buffalo the most fun he's had in the NFL in three years, and he's a supporter of special teams coordinator Danny Crossman.
"I think he did a good job," Moorman said of Crossman. "He's coming to a new team and putting in a new scheme. I think just having one more year under his belt with another full offseason and training camp, he's got good schemes and I think we've got good players. I don't think you can base it off one or two returns. I think we've had a good year."
Moorman was instrumental in helping Crossman's punt unit to cut their average return against from 14.5 yards with Shawn Powell punting to 7.6 yards with Moorman punting.
The veteran punter believes they'll be able to shave some other numbers down on coverage units while also improving their return game themselves.
"That's one of the things that we'll probably look at throughout the offseason and continue to get better and the schemes that coach Crossman has going in I think are very effective," said Moorman. "Obviously we take a lot of pride in that and we'll continue to improve on that as we go."
Tags: Brian Moorman, Danny Crossman
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What happened on the kick returnsPosted by on December 29, 2013 – 10:57 pm
The Bills gave up a season-high 189 kick return yards on just four returns Sunday. Head coach Doug Marrone tried to explain what went wrong on the two returns by LeGarrette Blount that went for 83 and 62 yards right after Buffalo touchdown drives.
"The missed tackles are what happened," said Marrone. "I think when you put the film on you'll see going on there, one time we got collapsed and missed a tackle in a hole. A couple of problems of that one. Obviously if you get knocked out of your lane… on the second one there were three missed tackles by guys in position to make it. You have to make that play and we weren't able to make it."
"He bounced it, I want to say, on the back side," said Arthur Moats. "We squeezed to flat. It was a good play by [LaGarrette Blount]. Initially they hadn't shown any bounces all year with 29 back there. On the second one we had a guy in the hole he has to make the play."
Marrone said it's been difficult to get consistent core of special teams players assembled under special teams coordinator Danny Crossman.
"There are times we haven't done things well enough, spotty play," said Marrone. "I don't disagree with that. I don't think coach Crossman would disagree with you. But going forward one of the things we have to do is see the teams that have good special teams have good specialists back there returning. But you have to have a core and we really haven't. That's one of the things we need to improve on and one of the things we'll address in the offseason."
Tags: Arthur Moats, Danny Crossman, Doug Marrone
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Moorman in sync with Crossman's approachPosted by on October 8, 2013 – 3:32 pm
Bills punter Brian Moorman had a sit down with special teams coordinator Danny Crossman after signing back with the club. After discussing the approach with the punt team in particular, the veteran punter is confident he can deliver what Crossman is looking for.
"His philosophies of the alley and things like that I really, really like," said Moorman. "Obviously, as punters, we always want hang time, we always put a watch on the ball. Being in the weather that we're in here, sometimes it's easier than others-the wind will knock it down or whatever.
"Talking to guys like Jim Leonhard and some of the other guys on the coverage, the one thing that we've always done throughout the years we try to cover each other's back—if I cant get the same hang time, they cover. If the coverage gets blocked up, I got to get better hang time. We just have to come together as a group—11-guys try to go out there and help the defense out with good field position."
Tags: Brian Moorman, Danny Crossman
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Marrone not focused on his debutPosted by on August 11, 2013 – 9:37 am
For Doug Marrone, Sunday will mark the first time he's on an NFL sideline as a head coach. But if you ask Buffalo's new head coach about what he might be feeling when he takes to the sideline this afternoon, he dismisses it.
"I really don't think about that. I'm a little different type of guy," said Marrone. "I'm more concerned about doing the best job I can, working the game management situations through my mind. Getting the players ready to play. Getting out there and really evaluating. Watching the coaches. We'll be on the headphones doing all that stuff really for the first time. That'll be my focus."
For Marrone it'll mark the first time he's working as a head coach with assistants like Mike Pettine, Danny Crossman and others. Working the communication between the sidelines and the booth upstairs are just as important for coaches at times as the play on the field.
Tags: 2013 preseason, Danny Crossman, Doug Marrone, Mike Pettine
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Kick return candidatesPosted by on May 15, 2013 – 3:48 pm
Here during OTAs there are a few kick return candidates on the roster and special teams coordinator Danny Crossman is not short on talent.
Taking reps on kick return in OTAs this week were Marquise Goodwin, T.J. Graham, Brad Smith and Tashard Choice. Leodis McKelvin has been mentioned as an option as well, but he's been limited to just individual position drill work in practices coming off his groin surgery earlier this offseason.
Nevertheless the speed quota is more than filled in the return game for Buffalo.
Tags: Bills OTAs, Brad Smith, Danny Crossman, Leodis McKelvin, Marquise Goodwin, T.J. Graham, Tashard Choice
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Special Teams Coach ready for OP weatherPosted by on January 15, 2013 – 7:45 pm
He's just wrapped up his second day on the job. And the new Special Teams Coordinator for the Buffalo Bills says he knows what he's getting into, when it comes to coaching kickers and punters at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Danny Crossman was a guest Tuesday night on The John Murphy Show. He was just named as the team's new Special Teams Coordinator Monday, after spending the last three seasons with the Detroit Lions in the same role.
Crossman says he knows the wind and weather can be a challenge during the football season in Orchard Park. And he vows that his unit will be ready.
"It's part of it," he told host John Murphy. "But that's something that we'll take into account and we'll be prepared and we'll practice. We'll have ideas and schemes and packages for whatever comes up. And that's wind, that's sun, that's rain, that's snow. It shouldn't surprise you, that's for sure."
Crossman is reunited with Bills Head Coach Doug Marrone, whom he's known since the two played college football almost thirty years ago. Marrone played at Syracuse while Crossman was a defensive back and fullback at Pitt. Then they played together in the old World League of American Football with the London Monarchs, and coached together in 1993 at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy.
Crossman says he knows Marrone professionally as well as anyone, and he knows what he'll bring to the Bills.
"He is, first and foremost, a great evaluator," according to Crossman. "He's an outstanding teacher. And he's very organized. He will have a plan for everything, which is important. When those situations come up, it's better to have anticipated and have an idea of them, instead of just reaction. Because that's when bad things happen."
The Bills new Special Teams coach is looking forward to working with Marrone again, and he thinks the new head man will pay adequate attention to the Bills special teams.
"As a Head Coach, he understands how all three phases have to tie together to be successful," Crossman said on the radio show. "The bottom line is all that any of us want to do, is win games for the Buffalo Bills.
I think he'll be very supportive and have great ideas for everything we're looking to do."
The John Murphy Show airs weeknights from 7-9pm on the flagship station of the Bills, WGR Sports Radio 550
Tags: Danny Crossman, Doug Marrone, The John Murphy Show
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Crossman a guest tonight on JMSPosted by on January 15, 2013 – 5:07 pm
He's just wrapping up his second day on the job, and Bills new Special Teams Coordinator Danny Crossman has hit the ground running. But he'll take time out of his busy schedule tonight to appear as a guest on The John Murphy Show.
Crossman was named to the post Monday, after spending the last three years as the Special Teams Coordinator for the Detroit Lions. He's going into his 11th year in the NFL, after a previous stint in Carolina. And he and new Bills Head Coach Doug Marrone go way back, to their days playing for the London Monarchs of the World League of American Football. We'll talk to Crossman about his relationship with Marrone and his philosophy of special teams play in the NFL tonight at 720pm
Also tonight, we'll talk with the Voice of Syracuse Football, Matt Park. He's had a chance to watch Doug Marrone up close and personal for the last four years in Central New York. And we'll talk with Matt about the five newly named Bills assistants who come to the team from Marrone's staff at Syracuse. Matt Park joins us at 8pm tonight.
At 820pm, we'll be live on the line with the man behind the popular website FootballZebras.com. Ben Austro has some thoughts on the playoff officiating assignments and the Super Bowl.
As always, we'll make time for phone calls from Bills fans.
The John Murphy Show airs weeknights from 7pm-9pm on the flagship station of the Bills, WGR Sports Radio 550.
Tags: Danny Crossman, Doug Marrone, Matt Park, The John Murphy Show
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Crossman on McKelvinPosted by on January 14, 2013 – 5:01 pm
It's hard for a special teams coordinator to not like a dynamic return talent like Leodis McKelvin, especially when he leads the league in punt return average (18.7). Of course Bills new special teams coordinator Danny Crossman also realizes that with McKelvin an unrestricted free agent, he's not guaranteed the opportunity to work with him.
"When you mention a player like Leodis McKelvin who is naturally gifted and has had a very good career, there are those in both the NFL and college who just have the innate ability to make big plays," said Crossman in a team statement. "Some guys are blessed with it and some are not. It is exciting to look at a guy with that caliber and possibly have the opportunity to work with as well as the other positions of the unit here."
McKelvin made it clear that his first choice would be to re-sign with the Bills.
"I would love to stay here," said McKelvin. "This team gave me my chance to live my dream as an NFL player."
Tags: Danny Crossman, Leodis McKelvin
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His neighbors include Lady Gaga, Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker and film star Matt Damon, among other celebrities, according to the newspaper Proto Thema, which has been following his exploits in the U.S.
Papandreou, also a sitting Member of Parliament for which he is paid about $10,000 a month, not including other benefits, earlier had been given the same star treatment from Harvard University, where he lectured on European politics, despite being forced out of office in November, 2011 by protests, strikes and riots.
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Mariah Carey is getting a little too Twitter-happy with posting photos of her pregnant belly. On Sunday night, Carey posted another pic of her painted up stomach—this time showing off a giant Easter egg.
These kids are seriously going to come out high from the paint fumes. And they need to come out soon, because the only eggs that are that big came from dinosaurs.
In addition to Carey, Miranda Kerr, Demi Moore, Cindy Crawford, and Britney Spears are among those celebrities who have been graced the cover of magazines nude and with child. Celebrities love posing naked when they're pregnant. And I'm not saying it's gross, but if I wanted to look at photos of something natural, I'd pick up a National Geographic.
Us Weekly photo editor Peter Grossman (aptly named) explained the phenomenon. "During pregnancy, the naked body isn't as sexualized. It is safer to go nude because you're looking at these women as life-giving vessels rather than sex objects," Grossman said.
I get it, but how about somewhere between not sexualized and not as big as a house? Because I know it's about the babies, but at the end of the day, it's still a big fat stomach, natural or not.
What if one of these celebrities just ate a hell of a lot of Chipotle and then tried to show off their naked, overweight guts in the same vein? It wouldn't happen because no one wants to see that. But do people want to see it under other circumstances? Author Cooper Lawrence doesn't, but for slightly different reasons.
"We only encourage their delusions of grandeur by making it easy for them to think that their pregnancy is indeed the second coming, so they must be photographed for posterity, for all the world to see, since they are indeed 'special," Cooper said.
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John D. Atkins was born in Tazewell, Tennessee on April 8, 1920, the son of the late Louis Elmer and Nancy (Daniels) Atkins.
In 1941, he married the love of his life, Beulah (Bea) Bowling, in New Jersey, and from this union came the birth of a son.
John served his country honorably in the U.S. Army, receiving five Bronze Stars during World War II. He obtained the rank of Sergeant.
John worked hard his entire life. For more than forty years, he worked in paper manufacturing. John was employed in the beater room for Consolidated Paper and also worked 10 years at Detroit Stoker until his retirement.
John was a loving husband and father. He always put his family first, finding ways to rearrange his work schedule to attend his son's games and events. Later in life, he experienced the joys of being a grandfather. John loved playing cards and fishing with his grandsons. He was an avid Detroit Tiger fan, and he was proud that he was present at Mark Fidrych's first game.
It was said that John was at home in Tennessee, and although he drove slow enough in Monroe "to create a traffic jam" he drove on two wheels in the hills.
John was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and the Goodfellows. He was co-founder of Sunny Acres Subdivision and co-owner of Cinderella Coach Conversions, the first truck and van accessory store in Monroe. He was also a principal investor in the startup of Consolidated Credit Union, which later became Monroe County Community Credit Union.
John D. Atkins, 90, of Monroe, passed away at 12 p.m., Tuesday, March 29, at his Monroe home. In addition to his parents and his spouse, his passing was preceded by brothers, William, Ernest, Roy, Curtis, Clyde Atkins; and a sister, Francis.
He leaves to cherish his memory a son, Robert (Laura) Atkins of Monroe; two grandsons, Robert Atkins and Mitchell Atkins both of Monroe; and his childhood sweetheart and companion, Barbara Harrell.
No public services are planned. Burial will take place at Roselawn Memorial Park. Merkle Funeral Service, 2442 North Monroe St., (734) 384-5185 was entrusted with his arrangements.
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Terrence Ross scored a career-high 26 points, DeMar DeRozan had 24 and the Toronto Raptors snapped an eight-game losing streak against Portland by beating the Trail Blazers 102-79 on Wednesday night. Ed Davis had 19 points and Amir Johnson 17 in Toronto's first victory over the Trail Blazers since a 116-109 double-overtime win on Jan. 13, 2008. Ross had a career-best six 3-pointers as the Raptors won for the eighth time in nine games and opened their season-high six-game homestand in style, leading by as many as 25. David and DeRozan were the only two starters to score for the Raptors. Along with Landry Field (seven points), Johnson and Ross, no other Toronto player scored until the fourth quarter. Jose Calderon had 13 assists and Kyle Lowry had nine for Toronto. Rookie Damian Lillard led Portland with 18 points and LaMarcus Aldridge had 14 points and 10 rebounds. Wesley Matthews had 12 points and Nicolas Batum scored 10 for the Trail Blazers, who were coming off a 105-100 vict...
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Local Democrats turn Super Tuesday into 'Super Choose-Day' with party to boost Bill Nelson's re-election campaign
STUART - While Republicans await the returns of their presidential preference primaries on March 6, local Democrats will combine fun and fundraising at a "Super Choose-Day" party to benefit the re-election campaign of U.S. Senator Bill Nelson. Sponsored by the Democratic Club of Martin County, the event at the Best Western in Stuart is a light-hearted alternative to "Super Tuesday" that will feature skits, games and prizes.
With the results of GOP primaries in seven states as background on big-screen TVs, local Democrats will perform skits parodying GOP presidential candidates and enjoy a political trivia contest and other games, with prizes for the winners. In addition, Sen. Nelson will join the party via Skype for a live-talk.
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Marseille coach Didier Deschamps admits his team will be the underdogs at Old Trafford tomorrow, but insists they can shock Manchester United after a run of five wins in six league games.
The teams are evenly balanced after a 0-0 draw in the first leg of this UEFA Champions League last-16 match. Marseille go into the game on the back of a victory at Rennes, where United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was an interested spectator.
"If you look at the match purely from a statistical point of view, Manchester United have not been defeated at home for a long time," Deschamps said. "They have conceded only one goal in seven Champions League games and are a very strong side, so it is a tough task.
"In addition they are one of four or five teams who have a realistic chance of winning the Champions League," the coach went on. "On paper you would fully expect Manchester United to qualify. But we have a chance, a little opportunity. Football is not about statistics alone."
Marseille lost to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge earlier in the campaign and Deschamps wants an improvement on that performance. "We made some individual errors, " said the former France midfielder. "What I know is that at the highest level and playing against United they will give us nothing.
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|Section title: Case Report
Tall Stature, Insulin Resistance, and Disturbed Behavior in a Girl with the Triple X Syndrome Harboring Three SHOX Genes: Offspring of a Father with Mosaic Klinefelter Syndrome but with Two Maternal X ChromosomesKanaka-Gantenbein C.a · Kitsiou S.b · Mavrou A.b · Stamoyannou L.a · Kolialexi A.b · Kekou K.b · Liakopoulou M.a · Chrousos G.P.a,c
aFirst Department of Pediatrics and bDepartment of Medical Genetics, Aghia Sophia Children's Hospital, University of Athens, Athens, Greece; cPediatric and Reproductive Endocrinology Branch, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md., USA
Received: 7/3/2003
Accepted: 11/26/2003
Published online: 4/23/2004
Issue release date: April 2004
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 3
Number of Tables: 2
ISSN: 1663-2818 (Print)
eISSN: 1663-2826 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/HRP
Aims: To describe the tall stature and its possible underlying mechanism in a Caucasian girl (age 12 years and 10 months) with 46,XX (28%)/47,XXX (72%) mosaicism and to identify the parental origin of her extra X chromosome. Methods: The fasting glucose-to-insulin ratio was studied. The karyotypes of the girl and her parents as well as the presence of SHOX copies and the parental origin of her extra X chromosome were assessed. Results: Clinical examination revealed a tall stature and severe acne, and endocrinological/metabolic assessment revealed insulin resistance. Fluorescence in situ hybridization cytogenetic analysis depicted the presence of three SHOX genes in the 47,XXX cell line of the patient. Karyotyping of her parents showed a normal 46,XX karyotype in the mother and 46,XY(93%)/47,XXY(7%) Klinefelter mosaicism in the father. However, DNA analysis unequivocally showed maternal origin of the extra X chromosome of the patient. Conclusions: This report suggests that SHOX gene triplication may produce a tall stature, even in the presence of preserved ovarian function. X triplication might predispose to insulin resistance and behavioral disorders.
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Received: July 3, 2003
Accepted after revision: November 26, 2003
Published online: January 29, 2004
Number of Print Pages : 6
Number of Figures : 3, Number of Tables : 2, Number of References : 37
Hormone Research (International Journal of Experimental and Clinical Endocrinology)
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ISSN: 0301–0163 (print), 1423–0046 (Online)
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Received: 7/3/2003
Accepted: 11/26/2003
Published online: 4/23/2004
Issue release date: April 2004
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 3
Number of Tables: 2
ISSN: 1663-2818 (Print)
eISSN: 1663-2826 (Online)
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