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North country agencies will split just over $115,000 in federal funds to go toward needy families emergent needs through June.
Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties received $50,826, $13,031 and $51,265, respectively, from the Emergency Food and Shelter Program for the 2013-14 fiscal year. Fiscal agents within each county are taking applications for funding requests from nonprofit agencies that offer assistance through emergency programs.
Lewis County Opportunities, fiscal agent for its namesake county, will receive its first program award in two years, according to Executive Director Scott P. Mathys.
Its hit or miss, based on a formula, he said. Were very pleased.
He said after the application period, a local board will decide which agencies are funded and for how much. The amount of extra help a particular program gets may depend on how much its agency receives for such emergency needs as utility costs or shelter. Lewis County Opportunities last received a program award, $17,000, in federal fiscal year 2009-10.
Representatives from the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program, which serves as fiscal agent for St. Lawrence County, were unavailable for comment about the 2013-14 funding award Friday.
The $50,826 award is being celebrated in Jefferson County through its fiscal agent, the Community Action Planning Council of Jefferson County, because the Emergency Food and Shelter Program 2013-14 awards have been announced early. That has not been the case throughout the past few years, according to Deputy Director Dawn M. Cole.
It used to be in the spring like clockwork, she said. We certainly were surprised that were getting an award, that it was early, and more than last year.
In federal fiscal year 2012-13, the program announced Jefferson County received $47,180 several months after it was expected. Typically, organizations have been notified in the spring, and funds are to be spent by November.
Mr. Mathys said this year, funds may be used through June.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Cole said the national Emergency Food and Shelter Program board has asked local boards within counties to have a plan by Nov. 8 of what individual agencies they believe should be funded.
CAPC Executive Director Melinda M. Gault said delivery of funds to local agencies could line up perfectly with homeowners or renters needs for wintertime help with emergency heating costs.
Local agencies within their respective counties that would like to determine their eligibility for application can call CAPC at 782-4900, Lewis County Opportunities at 376-8202 or St. Lawrence County Community Development Program at 386-1102.
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There are two different kinds of edible food markers and I will do a side by side comparison so you can see the difference.
In bento I want to draw on food to add color and make it cute. I would like to add color to breads for sandwiches and draw pictures onto cheese. Those two seem most important to some of us bento Moms. The following will show the real results of what was done in my kitchen.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Fifteen new student-athletes are scheduled to join the Lipscomb men's soccer team next fall, head coach Charles Morrow announced Thursday. The Bisons will welcome athletes from across the nation and the globe in search of the program's first-ever Atlantic Sun title.
"It's a big class in number," Morrow said. "I think we did a good job identifying guys to come in and fill the shoes of guys we lost last year. We're really excited about these guys. It's one of the strongest classes we've had."
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Morrow is eager to see what they can contribute to the program in the fall.
"We're looking forward to the fresh blood and energy these guys will inject into the program," Morrow said. "There are very few positions locked down now. That will breed excitement and competition throughout the year.
"Not only are we excited about the players coming in, we're excited about the character of these guys. They're good kids, top to bottom. They'll fit nicely with the guys we have coming back next year."
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The Jersey Shore, a reality show on MTV that experienced high ratings and a great deal of media attention, wrapped up its first season last week and the cast is already negotiating salaries for a second season. The show involved 8 roommates who worked, lived, and partied at Seaside Heights in New Jersey. And while the series was met with disapproval from advertisers and the media for a number of reasons, including excessive drinking and violence by and against cast members, one of the strongest criticisms has been the perpetuation of the Guido stereotype.
Throughout the series, the cast members frequently referred to themselves as guidos and guidettes, a term considered derogatory by many Italian-Americans. Moreover, the roommates frequently reinforced and placed a great deal of value on what are considered negative and stereotypical qualities (for instance, Snooki – who is pictured above – describes her perfect man as "Italian, dark, muscles, juice-head, guido"). While endorsement of negative in-group stereotypes may seem problematic to some, the social psychological literature can help us to understand why people might engage in this process.
Much research has shown that negative stereotypes can have detrimental effects on stigmatized individuals, including losses of self-esteem and poor test performance. However, more recent work has shown that stigmatized individuals may endorse negative in-group stereotypes in order to buffer their self-image. Specifically, rather than letting stereotypes affect the self in a negative way, stigmatized individuals may combat the damaging effects of stereotyping by justifying the existence of these labels or reframing them as something positive. This strategic behavior, while not always conscious to the individual, is thought to be a way to manage threats to self-esteem and performance.
The controversy surrounding The Jersey Shore may be somewhat deserved but as a psychologist, I can't help but hope the series returns next year. Each episode is rich with behaviors that can be understood using personality and social psychological theory. So until next year, don't forget The Situation and Pauly D's advice: GTL – Gym, Tan, Laundry.
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The New York Yankees have made the playoffs 17 of the last 18 years. I know opposing fans say this every off-season, but I think this is the year the Yanks finally crack. Basically, their pitching is good enough, they get on-base, and they hit homeruns. Toppled with a terrible bullpen and weak catching situation, I believe they are relying too heavily on injury & aging risks in Rivera, Jeter, A-Rod, Ichiro, and Pettite. Young talents such as Nunez and Pineda should help. This off-season, they've lost homeruns in Chavez, Swisher, Ibanez, Jones, Martin, and half a season of A-Rod. I just see a team with too many question marks.
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POTSDAM Cailey Nieto scored on a pass from Taylor Abraham in the fourth minute to lead the Clarkson University womens soccer team to a 1-0 win over Elmira College in a nonconference game Friday.
Clarkson (3-2 overall) held Elmira to only seven shots, and Kim Kenline made two saves to shut out the Soaring Eagles (2-2).
SLU 1, Nazareth 1 (OT): Michaela Soules scored an unassisted goal in the 74th minute to give Nazareth (2-1-2) a tie with the Saints in a nonconference game in Canton.
Mimi Coppinger scored for SLU (4-0-1) in the 37th minute off a pass from Taylor Goldsborough.
Skidmore 1, SUNY Potsdam 0: Adebare Oyeniyi scored an unassisted goal in the 20th minute to lead Skidmore College past the Bears (4-2) in a nonconference game in Saratoga Springs.
Nick Davies made four saves for Skidmore (3-2).
Bears Split in Rochester: Sarah Anderson produced 13 kills to lead SUNY Potsdam (5-6) to a 25-18, 22-25, 17-25, 25-7, 15-8 win over Medaille in the Bears second match at the Rochester Invitational.
SUNY Potsdam dropped its opener to host Rochester, 25-20, 18-25, 27-25, 25-16.
Saints Start 1-1 in Oswego: St. Lawrence University (5-4) opened the SUNY Oswego Invitational with a 25-23, 25-25, 25-19 loss to SUNYIT.
The Saints answered in their second match, defeating Utica College 26-24, 25-18, 24-26, 25-10.
Clarkson Wins in California: The Golden Knights (7-2) started off the La Verne (Calif.) Tournament with a 25-17, 22-25, 25-21, 20-25, 15-13 win over the University of California at Santa Cruz.
Clarkson faced the host school, which is in the Los Angeles area, in the second match. The match started too late to make this edition.
SUNY Cantons Zach Meade, a Tupper Lake native, finished first overall at the SUNY Cobleskill Invitational with a 1-over par 71.
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Watauga County Republicans held their annual meeting this past weekend and, with the memory of recent defeat fresh in their minds, elected a new slate of officers and shaped a new strategy.The group unanimously voted ASU history professor Jim Goff as chairman and former Watauga County Commissioner David Blust as Vice Chair. Jan Woods was elected Secretary-Treasurer and Toby Oliver elected Deputy Secretary Treasurer. The party also presented outgoing chair Denny Norris with an excellence in leadership award. On strategy, the Republicans passed three resolutions to serve as keystones for the Republican platform for local and state issues. The first resolution opposed allowing Watauga County Commissioners to raise the local option sales tax. The second was a response to recent legal and ethical troubles of House Speaker Jim Black who has been removed from office. It opposed the influence of special interests in state legislative politics. The third proposal was an expression of gratitude to soldiers serving in the US Military.
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His Noodly Appendage took over my body last night, and using some of the images on the "Materials" section, He created an image to be printed on a custom bicycle license plate to put on ... my bicycle. I ride my bike to work daily, and having the plate would serve the dual purpose of spreading His word, as well as having Him there to protect me from crazy drivers. One snag though...
The manufacturer of the plate is hesitant to make it though, since the artwork isn't entirely mine. I pointed to Q#11 in the FAQ, but that apparently wasn't good enough. They want explicit permission to print one custom bicycle license plate.
The way I see it, they're simply providing me with a service for a fee. The difference would be if they started mass producing them and selling them themselves.
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Mens Soccer Blanks Drake 2-0
A pair of Creighton (8-6-2) sophomores scored on the evening. Second-year CU defender Eric DeJulio scored his first goal of the year as he connected on a header in front of the net following a corner kick by sophomore Timo Pitter to give the Bluejays a 1-0 advantage. The goal marked DeJulio's second in his career – both game winners.
Drake (8-6-3) kept the match at a one-goal game entering halftime. Creighton outshot Drake 6-2 in the first 45 and attempted three corner kicks to two for the Bulldogs.
The Jays scored again in the 57th minute as sophomore Christian Blandon sent a ball into the goal from left to right after assists by junior Jose Ribas and Pitter. The score was Blandon's third this season.
Creighton continued to apply offensive pressure on the Bulldogs, forcing a change in net for DU as Rich Gallagher took the place of starter Darrin MacLeod just minutes after CU's second goal.
The Bluejays finished the night with a nine-shot advantage of 13-4 and led corner kick attempts 7-2.
CU sophomore goalkeeper Connor Sparrow earned the start and finished with two saves and improved to 2-1-1 overall while MacLeod took the loss to fall to 8-3-2.
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The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration has closed two sites in the Moab area due to damage from off-road vehicles and over-use. Visitors to the area will not be able to camp or drive vehicles off-road at the trust land parcel south of the Lion's Back commercial campground on Sand Flats Road or drive on the parcel near Ken's Lake in Spanish Valley known as the "Proving Grounds". Both of these parcels have been fenced and posted.
A popular jeep trail known as "Hell's Revenge" will not be affected by the closure. The trail has traditionally been routed through the parcel south of Lion's Back. The end of the trail is still open through this parcel, but the beginning of the "Hell's Revenge" trail is only accessible at the Sand Flats Recreation area.
During the past year, the Trust Lands Administration began a vigorous effort to prosecute trespassers, littering, and unauthorized use of trust lands. On Easter weekend, the Grand County Sheriff will be patrolling and enforcing the postings. Charges could range from misdemeanor trespassing and littering, up to felony criminal mischief. In addition, vehicle travel on all trust lands' roads not specifically posted is restricted to designated roads and trails only.


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Independent institutes confirm Galileo's accuracy after first position fix. Objavljeno: 19/03/2013
Galileo accuracy after the first position fix confirmed !
One week after March 12's first position fix using only Galileo satellites, results are acclaimed by the GNSS community.
Just one week after that ESA performed the first test of position fix in 3 dimensions using the 4 already-launched Galileo satellites, reports from several independent institutes, scientific laboratories and universities do confirm the range of accuracy which has been demonstrated.
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I'll have to check out the Tresemme!
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I also find Frizz Ease and Suave hairsprays to be pretty good too! FE is great on those humid days that tend to make my hair go poof!
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Looking for a good hairspray. Good ideas.
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Sebastian Shaper is a good hairspray but I cannot stand the smell. I've never understood the following for Elnet either. I don't get the best results and it too smells bad. My favorite is Sexy Hair Soy Touchable hair spray.
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The first two sprays I listed are flexible hold. The rusk is great for controlling fly aways without feeling like you\'ve actually used hairspray
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Move over, peanut butter and jelly sandwich! I've got something classy for snack time. We've all heard of all the alternative types of nut butter like almond butter or cashew butter. But what about pine nuts? I experimented this past week, and ended up with something rather elegant.
Pine nuts aren't cheap so this isn't something you'll be making everyday, and it's way too fancy to spread on white bread with grape jelly. Rather, I suggest spreading it on a healthy crackers like Wasa or Kavli crisp bread, topped with some salt, pepper, and oregano. Serve with a few slices of parmesan cheese on the side, and it's fit to offer to guests, but also makes an indulgent, savory treat for yourself. Enjoy!
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I was bored tonight so I decided to check out some team statistics:
-The Orioles were 4th in HR with 191 in 2011. Their pitching staff gave up 210 HR. Let that sink in.
-The Rays had the lowest OBP of all playoff teams at .322. That ranked 13th. The Orioles had an OBP of .316, ranking 19th.
-The Orioles ranked 28th in IBB with only 24.
-The Orioles were 5th in SB% at 76%. However, they only had 81 SB, which ranked 25th. Very conservative under Buck it seems.
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18 U.S. Code § 1584 - Sale into involuntary servitude
(a) Whoever knowingly and willfully holds to involuntary servitude or sells into any condition of involuntary servitude, any other person for any term, or brings within the United States any person so held, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both. If death results from the violation of this section, or if the violation includes kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or the attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, the defendant shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or life, or both.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 773; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(K),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147; Pub. L. 104–208, div. C, title II, § 218(a),Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–573; Pub. L. 106–386, div. A, § 112(a)(1),Oct. 28, 2000, 114 Stat. 1486; Pub. L. 110–457, title II, § 222(b)(2),Dec. 23, 2008, 122 Stat. 5068.)
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Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., §§ 423, 446 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, §§ 248, 271,35 Stat. 1139, 1142).
Sections consolidated with changes of phraseology necessary to effect consolidation.
Reference to persons causing or procuring was omitted as unnecessary in view of definition of "principal" in section 2 of this title.
Provisions as to holding of kidnapped persons were omitted as superseded by section 1201 of this title and original text relating to sale or holding to involuntary servitude retained.
Words "within the United States" were substituted for "within the jurisdiction of the United States". (See section 5 of this title defining "United States".)
The punishment provisions were derived from section 446 of title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., as more consistent with other sections of this chapter.
The requirement of section 423 of title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., for payment of one-half the fine "for the use of the person prosecuting the indictment to effect" was omitted as meaningless. (See also reviser's note under section 1585 of this title.)
Mandatory-punishment provisions were rephrased in the alternative.
Minor changes were made in phraseology.
2008—Pub. L. 110–457designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and added subsec. (b).
2000—Pub. L. 106–386substituted "20 years" for "10 years" and inserted at end "If death results from the violation of this section, or if the violation includes kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse or the attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, the defendant shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for any term of years or life, or both."
1996—Pub. L. 104–208substituted "10 years" for "five years".
1994—Pub. L. 103–322substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $5,000".
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Some 150 Jefferson County youths will go to work this summer across 80 job sites with the help of nearly $474,000 in state and federal grant funding.
Applications are still being accepted for the annual six-week summer work program, which is administered through the Workplace, 1000 Coffeen St., and aims to teach participants important life and work skills and orient them toward educational options that will help them meet their career goals, said Cheryl A. Mayforth, executive director of the Workplace.
This year, the program will run from July 1 to mid-August.
The program traces its roots back to the Works Progress Administration created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1930s.
Since that time it has moved through many iterations and has received funding through various federal and state initiatives before reaching its current form.
Today, the program is administered partially through the state Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance and partially through the federal Workforce Investment Act.
Eligibility for the program is based on age and family income.
Youths ages 14 to 20, whose families are recipients of public assistance or have a family income below 200 percent of the federal poverty level $38,180 for a family of three are eligible.
Funding has shifted in various ways since the programs most recent incarnation, with federal funds generally on the decline since the early 2000s. This year, however, federal funding has increased by $9,000 and state funding has decreased by $4,000.
While those amounts may seem like mere drops in the bucket, $4,000 can mean the exclusion of one participant, Ms. Mayforth said.
Participants in the program have an opportunity to work at a variety of jobs, from cutting grass at area cemeteries to working in the district attorneys office for the summer, and involve private businesses, manufacturing companies, nonprofit organizations and municipal governments.
As part of the program, those who are hired will participate in workshops on basic financial management, interviewing and resume-writing skills.
The program generally tries to place participants in their fields of interest.
Some kids have found their lifes ambition. Some have also discovered things they dont like, Ms. Mayforth said.
In years past, different versions of the program have employed as many as 500 youth workers during the summer.
Jay M. Whitney, the employment and training fiscal manager at the Workplace, participated in the program for seven years. He worked as a maintenance aide, a groundskeepers aide and a janitorial assistant.
Mr. Whitney said he still reflects on his experience, even though it is now 30 years in the past.
You learn to work hard, earn your pay and not just show up for a paycheck, he said.
Though participants wages are paid through the program administrator, they do have to interview for their positions at the organization where they will work.
All hiring decisions are made by the work site, Mr. Whitney said.
Though participants are supervised by a staff of five counselors who are required to make site visits every week, the program tries to replicate as closely as possible the experience of working at a regular job.
These are not entitlement programs. They are work experience programs, Ms. Mayforth said.
Participants who consistently show up late or otherwise fail to meet the requirements of the job can be fired.
For the business, its free labor for the summer, though there is an amount of increased supervision required, given the age of the temporary employees.
Most employers do try to understand that its an employment training program, Mr. Whitney said.
This likely will be the last summer that the program is administered under the $7.25 an hour minimum wage, Ms. Mayforth said.
With the minimum wage in New York state set to rise to $9 an hour by the end of 2015, the program likely will shrink in the number of participants unless funding increases.
In lieu of a program party, for which there is no funding, participants work at the Jefferson County Office for the Aging annual picnic at Westcott Beach State Park in late July.
They serve lunch, dance with picnic-goers and run the door prizes. Its a long day for the program participants, who are on the job from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., but they come back with a good experience, Ms. Mayforth said.
They dont really see it as work; they see it as fun, she said.
And the program administrators get a kick out of seeing the relationships between the generations.
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This analysis is based on watching and re-watching TV footage. As such, it is not always possible to accurately determine everything that was going on. However, every effort has been made to ensure that the information below is as complete and correct as possible.
Note: Your feedback indicated you prefer me to divide BGA into two parts. Part One covered the offense and can be accessed here…
We're recapping yesterday's loss to the Steelers. After the jump, Part Two looks at the performance by the defense and special teams and also draws final conclusions. Remember, if you want me to go back and look at anything, or have any other questions, let me know in the comments and I'll respond in BGA Extra later in the week.
With 6:43 to go in the second quarter, the Jets led 10-6 and had held the Steelers to just 88 total yards. However, they then allowed an 80-yard touchdown drive, on which the Steelers converted two key first downs. Ultimately, they would score 21 points and gain 243 yards over those last 37 minutes. The Steelers time of possession over that period was approximately 24.5 minutes.
Clearly there was some element of tiredness that factored into the defensive struggles, which included just as many missed tackles as last week and eight third down conversions surrendered. However, surely the biggest factor was the absence of Darrelle Revis. Ben Roethlisberger completed 24-of-31 passes against a team which – with Revis in the lineup – only allowed opposing QBs to complete 54% of their passes last year. In 2010, Roethlisberger was 33-of-63 in two games against the Jets. I would like to think they'd have been able to get off the field on some, if not most of those scoring drives if Revis had played.
Defensive Line
In terms of results, you can't argue with the defensive line's performance. While it might feel like they were manhandled up-front, the Steelers averaged just 2.4 yards per carry and were under pressure a lot. Most of the missed tackles came from the linebackers and the defense was let down by the secondary and the linebackers in coverage.
As I expected, Sione Po'uha's return made life a lot easier for the other defensive linemen. It's amazing what a difference not being double teamed all the time makes. Po'uha, as you'd expect, drew constant double teams, which enabled guys like Muhammad Wilkerson, Mike DeVito and Kenrick Ellis to be disruptive in one-on-one matchups. Early on, Po'uha wasn't his usual dominant self and I was concerned that his back injury was going to be a lingering issue when he was driven off the line a few times and blocked to the ground. Really the only time he has struggled over the last few years has been when his back was acting up at the end of the 2010 season. However, he blew up a run, broke up a pass and was credited with a sack, so there was more good than bad.
In reality, his impact was mostly felt in how well the rest of the front seven performed compared to last week, although that may be partially attributable to the fact Buffalo arguably has a better offensive line. Last year, Po'uha was having this kind of impact but also blowing up a lot more plays himself, so there may be more to come – his playing time could increase too. For now, it's just good to see him back in the lineup.
Muhammad Wilkerson was the first player to benefit from not getting double teamed. He was in on five tackles at or near the line of scrimmage, including three that went for a loss and also had an encouraging three pressures as a pass rusher. He was blocked to the ground on one short yardage play, but otherwise held his own at the point of attack all day and was disruptive with penetration. His playing time is up this year (over 50 snaps in each of the first two games) and deservedly so.
Mike DeVito didn't get as much playing time as Wilkerson, but made just as much of a contribution. His ability to shed blocks and get in on tackles is excellent and he did that at least three times. He also affected a couple of other plays by getting good penetration, drew a key holding penalty and collapsed the pocket once to put Roethlisberger under pressure.
Having done a good job filling in for Po'uha last week, Kenrick Ellis was back on the bench this week, but made a positive impact in just 20 snaps. He was in on two run stuffs, affected two other plays with penetration and held up well against a double team on another run that was bottled up. That was in only 11 running plays. He only had one negative moment, where he was blocked to the ground. The Jets defensive line continues to have strength in depth, especially now Po'uha is back.
Adding to their depth this week was Marcus Dixon, who after a rough performance last week, didn't find himself double teamed at all this week and responded by holding his own. He saw plenty of action at both tackle and end and blew up one run with penetration. He did get caught inside once, but didn't get driven off the line like last week.
Quinton Coples didn't get much playing time and only got credited with one tackle, but I was encouraged by his performance. He rushed the passer 11 times, almost getting there for a pressure once and almost picking up a sack on another play where Roethlisberger broke away from him in the pocket. On just five running plays, he had an impact on four of them. Two were stuffed for a loss with him in on the tackle, another was stopped for a short gain with him again in on the tackle and he got good penetration on a fourth. With no real negative plays, Coples will be hoping his playing time will go back up next week.
It was an impact performance from Garrett McIntyre in place of Bryan Thomas. A star is born, perhaps? With two sacks and a huge hit in the backfield, McIntyre definitely stepped up. That wasn't all he did though, as he was in on another couple of run stuffs, including two more that went for a loss. McIntyre has now played 66 snaps this season after just playing 85 all of last year.
McIntyre wasn't perfect, though. He was involved in a coverage mix up where he tried to pass off Leonard Pope to the guy behind him, but the guy behind him (Kyle Wilson) stayed with the slot receiver. That could have worked out, if David Harris had got across quicker and allowed Wilson to follow Pope out to the sideline, but based on the way those two reacted, Pope looked like he was McIntyre's responsibility. Other than a missed tackle, McIntyre's only other negative moment was also in coverage as he overpursued on a screen pass, leading to a first down.
So, is this a sign of things to come, or could it just be a one-off (like the game Jamaal Westerman had against New England last year)? He's probably earned himself more playing time, but will need to keep working at his coverage responsibilities otherwise teams will look to exploit him.
McIntyre's emergence no doubt eats into the playing time Aaron Maybin would have been hoping to get. Maybin rushed the passer on all but three of his 14 snaps and didn't record any pressure, although he did almost get there once only to trip up by Roethlisberger's feet.
Calvin Pace had three more pressures and made several plays against the run, including a tackle for a loss, but he was one guy who I felt suffered from the time of possession the Steelers had. Late in the game he was well handled by his blocker, which is uncharacteristic for a guy who is usually very consistent against the run. Pace was also targeted on two passes, but they gained just 12 yards.
David Harris was targeted in coverage too, with six completions for 49 yards and a touchdown, including two first downs. I saw a lot of people complaining that Harris was exposed in coverage, but they were playing zone and his role within that was no different than usual. He did make one good play in coverage to break up a pass and another where he read a screen pass well. He was productive with 10 tackles, although seven of these were assists. He did stuff two runs, but whiffed on a few tackles and got badly blocked out of one play. As a pass rusher, he pressured Roethlisberger twice, but allowed him to get away from him in the pocket for another key completion. On first viewing, it seemed like Harris had a really bad game, but actually he wasn't that bad. Far from his best though, admittedly.
Finally, Bart Scott missed four tackles last week and there was some concern that he is declining. This week, he missed three more. However, it was actually a very good performance by Scott. Even on those missed tackles, he was affecting plays in a positive way. One saw him pressure Roethlisberger and – like everyone else, it seems – couldn't bring him down, but that led to an intentional grounding call. Another saw him blow up a run in the backfield and although he didn't complete the play himself, it still went for a loss. On the third, Isaac Redman scored the final touchdown, but what actually happened is that Scott shed his blocker to meet Redman in the hole. Redman was able to bounce off that contact but David Harris was in perfect position to finish him off – until he was tackled to the ground in the most egregious holding non-call you're ever likely to see.
Last week, Scott made a few plays, but the missed tackles overshadowed these. This week, he made a bunch of good plays to more than balance out the missed tackles. He was in on five tackles at or close to the line of scrimmage, blew up a couple of blockers, got penetration to redirect the runner a couple of times and read a screen pass well. He once again did a good job in coverage, giving up just two short catches in 23 plays, although one of these was Jerricho Cotchery's key first down. Despite this, any complaints that Scott – who missed just 10 snaps – looks slow or isn't contributing appear to be unfounded based on the totality of his work in this game.
Defensive Backs
Here's a stat to once again re-emphasize the importance of Darrelle Revis being absent for the Jets: Antonio Cromartie and Kyle Wilson started and were targeted 10 times. The result? 10 catches for 132 yards and a touchdown. Revis allowed a 41% completion rate last season.
The Jets actually mixed up who was covering who and incorporated plenty of zone coverages. As I had predicted in BGA Extra, when they went to the nickel package, Wilson remained in the slot and Ellis Lankster filled in for Revis on the outside. The dime package saw the Jets use a third safety (Eric Smith), so there was no playing time on defense for Isaiah Trufant (or Josh Bush).
Cromartie was obviously at fault on the touchdown throw, where he was in good position but then fell victim to an underthrown ball. He was also beaten for two other first downs, as he generally was giving up too much of a cushion all day. It's typical of Cromartie to follow up last week's great performance with a bad one.
Wilson only gave up one first down and did make a couple of good plays in run support, although he also got caught up in some traffic on a few plays. The biggest completion he gave up was actually a 25-yarder on 3rd and 33, so he was backed right off his man.
Considering he was thrown into the fire, Lankster held up pretty well. He was targeted twice on 14 coverage snaps while covering Antonio Brown. One went for 18 yards and a first down and one was incomplete down the sideline (on a play where LaRon Landry was lucky not to be flagged for a late hit). Lankster was beaten by half a step on that one, but may have got a finger on the ball. He did grab Brown's arm momentarily as they were running downfield and while it would have been a ticky-tack call, that could easily have cost them too. Lankster made one great play, coming off his man to make a tackle for a loss on a dump off pass.
Although Landry got away with that call, he continued to play pretty recklessly and did get punished for it. He had two costly personal fouls and was yet another player guilty of whiffing on Roethlisberger in the pocket, on a crucial third down in the red zone. If he made that tackle, the Jets would likely have led 10-9 at half time. He also got blocked out of a couple of running plays. However, he did get in on one run stuff for a loss and didn't give up any catches in coverage, making one good hit on Antonio Brown which somehow didn't knock the ball out. On balance, while most people were excited about his performance last week and down on his performance this week, they were pretty much the same. It's amazing how winning or losing can affect your perception. Landry has already commented that he needs to play smarter. Yes…yes, you do.
Yeremiah Bell was beaten for one first down and gave up a costly penalty on a play where he was in perfect position but mistimed his hit. This was called holding, but should have been pass interference. However, he this was the extent of his mistakes as he has been a much more disciplined player than Landry so far. He made a couple of plays in run support, a big hit at the goal line to save (well, delay) a touchdown and could have forced a crucial turnover if the officials had correctly reversed the on-field decision that the runner was down.
Smith was back in the dime package, but played as a deep safety and didn't do anything of note, other than get caught up on a block on a running play.
Special Teams
After last week's heroics, Kerley's muff was disastrous for the Jets. Though Pittsburgh didn't score on the ensuing possession, that was demoralizing for a defense which had managed to get off the field and should have set the offense up with great field position, down by just 10 with plenty of time left in the third quarter. Instead, the Steelers were able to run three more plays, further exhausting the defense and the Jets eventually got the ball back pinned inside their own 10-yard line. He was also a little shaky fielding one other punt too.
Nick Folk made his only field goal and didn't let the Steelers out past the 25 on any of his three kickoffs, but Robert Malone needs to realize that a 55-yard kick that gets returned 15 yards, isn't any better than a 45-yard kick that gets returned five yards. He did have one punt downed inside the five by Ellis Lankster though.
Bush did make a good special teams tackle and Bellore missed one, whereas Trufant and Powell had penalties on special teams. Trufant also failed to down a punt at the goal line. The biggest breakdown on special teams, other than Kerley's fumble, was on the same play – Wilson got burned by his man, putting Kerley under pressure, and was also penalized for blocking him in the back (although Pittsburgh would obviously decline that when they recovered the ball).
It seems like a lot of the issues I raised after last week's win came to fruition in week two. Unfortunately, most of that was negative, especially Landry's over-aggressiveness and Howard's potential struggles. However, it wasn't all bad. I reasoned that Wilkerson would find life a lot easier once Po'uha returned to the line-up and that appears to have been the case.
With that in mind, let's get back to focusing on some positive trends. The first thing I would note is that while the running game has yet to get off the runway, it does seem to be heading in the right direction. Secondly, the defensive line won the battle this week without Po'uha making as many dominant plays as he is capable of, so that unit has the potential to make even more of an impact. Finally, once Revis returns, that should have a similar effect to the Po'uha return in that it will move every cornerback down a slot and make their lives a lot easier.
I was quite fearful that the week one blowout would raise expectations too far and this definitely happened with the fanbase, so it may have affected the team as well. The bottom line is that this was a game that even the more optimistic among us would have pencilled in as a likely loss at the start of the season and while the scoreline flatters the Steelers, the Jets missed several opportunities to extend drives and it was a tight contest until late in the fourth quarter.
On paper, the next game should be easier and the Dolphins are coming off a game where everything that could go right did go right, especially in the second half. As Jets fans can attest, that doesn't necessarily mean it will carry over into the next game. This is good, because the Jets wouldn't want their second half performance to carry over into next week either.
While the offense ground to a halt this week, let's not forget that this was only the second ever game for the Jets using Sparano's system. We once again shouldn't fall into the trap of assuming the offensive staff is incapable of making adjustments just because the previous guys seemingly were. Adjustments do need to be made though, so let's see what they are and how effective they can be. I'm sure Mr. Sparano has kept something in reserve for his old club…


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Monica even slipped me some cuts from her not-yet-released (at the time) fabric line, Holiday Happy. Of course, when I had planned on writing this blog post 15 months ago, this was going to be the "nyah nyah, look at this super top secret fabric that I got from the designer herself and it's not even out yet" picture.
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Wow - what an amazing experience! Thanks for (finally) posting this and giving so much detail. I would love to take a class like this - have always wondered how to get my little sketches into digital/fabric form. LOVE those little foxes - as a crafty fox myself - great print that I would totally purchase :)ReplyDelete
What a great opportunity! Looks like a fun, successful time was had by all.ReplyDelete
Well done on getting this post finished. I enjoyed reading - didn't matter how long ago it was. What a fantastic experience!ReplyDelete
Great post! That class looked fun!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful trip - I was jealous of everyone who went then and I still am!ReplyDelete
I know exactly where you're coming from - even a basic post takes me a thousand hours to write because I'm so OCD about it! Looks like that was an amazing class though - I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for the next one! Also, I am in LOVE with your foxes!! Print 'em, print 'em, print 'em!!!ReplyDelete
I remember when you went on this trip John. So great to finally hear all about it. The last shot of the whole group is great. Love the texture of the concrete floor in the background.ReplyDelete
Wow! What a great class. I'm so inspired. I'm always striving to remove the pencil drawn look from my drawings and I'm too OCD to ever get it perfect. Glad you finally got around to posting.ReplyDelete
Waiting for Part 2 of this post....Quilt Dad fabric designs to be released at Quilt Market! :)ReplyDelete
I love the foxes! I'm glad that you were able to get the workshop. A few days worth of instruction can inspire creativity for a long time. Wish I could go to one. I enjoy reading your blog.ReplyDelete
*Sigh!* Jealous! It being 15 months ago does not make me any LESS jealous. : ) Love the foxes, they're so cute.ReplyDelete
Ohh now, is this a prequel to another interesting story?ReplyDelete
It looks like a wonderful time.
I'm happy to learn that I'm not the only one that puts off writing the most interesting stuff because it can be overwhelming! LOL!! Love your fabric design!ReplyDelete
Lucky, lucky you! I remember your flickr photos from last year and it's nice to read more about the experience, John.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing-real inspiration!ReplyDelete
Oh gosh that looks like such an amazing class. It must have been lovely to learn all the technical stuff from a creative person and it must be great to get your ideas out of your head, on to the screen. Did you get any of your fabrics printed? I think your foxes are amazingReplyDelete
I'm officially jealous. That looks like an awesome experience and I loved your foxes.ReplyDelete
I know posts like these are always a challenge but I'm glad you got through it. I really enjoyed this.
Cheers, jj
I went to the Friday evening presentation and really enjoyed myself. Heather is so easy to listen to and made things as clear as possible. (I can complicate ANYTHING.) Would have loved to attended the complete workshop, looks like you had fun.ReplyDelete
I have a poster from the event with her signature, not framed yet.
Glad you got to go to the workshop, but what speaks more to me is the fortitude to finish the post you started long ago. It's an inspiration.ReplyDelete
I was also at one of her workshops there last year and she spoke about there being a man in the fabric design workshop since I was the only guy in the one I went to. Must have been you! And yes, I agree, she's hilarious!ReplyDelete
Love those foxes!ReplyDelete
You have been sitting on that for all that time! Cute foxes, the shadowing really animates the illustrationsReplyDelete
Wow! That sounds like such and awesome experience! Do you have any information about the class (is it offered on a regular basis)? Did you have to know how to use photoshop before the class? Oh, and I love the foxes. :)ReplyDelete
Haha John! Finally! I've gotten pregnant, given birth and have a 4 month old to show for it since that class! But good for you for finally getting it out. And I'm glad you have something to show for it. Love the foxes!ReplyDelete
Sure looks as if you enjoyed the class, the visit, and all the instruction you received.... Isn't Portland great! The Pearl District... is the best place ever! Our Son and DIL and little grand daughter live there and as it happens he graduated from the PNCA.... it will be 2 years in December.ReplyDelete
The Cupcake shop and the Whole Foods store there are some of my DH and mine's favorite places to visit besides are kids while in town. What's not to like!
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