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Collier not paying red-light camera vendor; commissioners to consider new contract
More than 55,000 drivers have received red-light running citations since Collier County installed red-light cameras in 2009.
But the Arizona company that installed the cameras and manages Collier's red-light camera program hasn't been paid since August 2010 because some county officials contended its contract didn't comply with a state law that went into effect that July.
After months of negotiations, county officials and American Traffic Solutions, the camera vendor, have reached a settlement and agreement on a new contract scheduled to go before Collier commissioners for approval Tuesday.
However, at least one commissioner who had previously supported the cameras now says he is leaning toward nixing them because he called the reduction of crashes from 125 in 2009 to 112 the next year "negligible."
"Do you really want to maintain a program that can't show a real positive benefit?" Commissioner Jim Coletta asked, adding that he was going to vote against it "unless someone can convince me."
In April 2009, the county and ATS began installing 19 cameras at a dozen Collier intersections, at no cost to the county. A year later, the Florida Legislature legalized the use of cameras on state roads, but prohibited municipalities from paying vendors on a per-citation basis — prompting Collier to amend its contract.
Instead of the county paying ATS to operate the program, the new contract called for ATS to pay the county $8,250 monthly for the right to operate the program — just enough to cover the county's administrative costs.
Under the contract, ATS and the state split the $158 fine and ATS received $75 per citation. But there still were problems.
"We just couldn't pay them, in our opinion, because the underlying structure of the contract was still at a per-citation amount, contrary to the act," said Crystal Kinzel, director of finance and accounting for the Collier County Clerk of Courts.
On Tuesday, commissioners are slated to consider a settlement and release agreement that will pay ATS $522,545 for money owed, while releasing the county from its amended contract. It also allows the county to move forward under a new 10-year agreement that complies with the law, paying ATS $28,500 monthly, based on traffic counts; it was the only vendor that submitted a proposal last year.
"The settlement agreement is based on a per-approach basis, not per citation issued," Kinzel said, calling settlement negotiations non-adversarial. "A per-approach basis was a way other counties had done it."
After a year, if the average number of citations exceeds 1,500 monthly for two consecutive months, ATS can ask to renegotiate. An average of 1,720 citations monthly were issued in 2010, decreasing to 827 monthly last year due to the amendment and the cameras' deterrent effect, according to ATS.
County Commissioner Tom Henning, who has always voted against the cameras, credited Collier Clerk of Courts Dwight Brock for properly managing the contract.
"That's what the clerk is for," Henning said. "This is a cleanup to make it lawful and contractual."
ATS Spokesman Charles Territo said ATS never threatened a lawsuit and hoped commissioners would approve the settlement. "We're pleased that we could reach an agreement with Collier County," Territo said.
Across the country and Florida, red-light cameras have prompted controversy.
Critics cite studies that show the cameras increase rear-end crashes and injuries as drivers try to stop abruptly at intersections. However, a 2011 Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study compared large cities with red-light cameras to those without and determined they reduced the fatal red-light running crash rate by 24 percent and all types of fatal crashes at traffic light intersections by 17 percent.
Nationally, about 700 municipalities in roughly 30 states use cameras. Lee County officials opted against them after a test.
ATS says safety-light camera programs are tailored to deter red-light runners and that happened in Collier.
"Ninety-six percent of the vehicles have received only one ticket," ATS' Territo said, adding that the three cars that racked up the most citations were a gold Volvo S40 and a Mazda 3, with nine each, and a red Chevy Impala with 10 citations.
Northbound drivers at Collier Boulevard and Golden Gate Parkway from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily racked up the most citations, 2,200 since July 2010, ATS figures show. Motorists driving east on Immokalee and Livingston roads at 11 p.m. Fridays followed, with 1,400 during that same period, and more than 1,000 red-light runners were nabbed at 2 p.m. Thursdays as they headed northbound on Airport-Pulling and Radio roads.
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THE Aquino administration has released P3.68-billion to improve the capability of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) said Tuesday.
Budget Secretary Florencio Abad said in two separate Special Allotment Release Orders (Saros) issued last December, a total of 18 priority projects were given the go signal and were accordingly charged against the programmed appropriations of the AFP Modernization Program under the 2013 General Appropriations Act (GAA).
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - A West Palm Beach man, Michael L. Pickering, 19, was arrested and charged with distribution of child pornography following a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) led investigation.
Pickering appeared in federal court April 15, for his initial appearance and was detained without bond pending a bond hearing next week. His arraignment is scheduled for April 29, 2009.
According to the criminal complaint filed in court, the investigation commenced in August 2008, when an officer from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) downloaded approximately 350 images of child pornography from Pickering on an internet-based file sharing website. The RCMP, with assistance of French authorities, learned that Pickering's computer utilized an Internet Protocol (IP) address that was assigned to a residence located in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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United States Attorney R. Alexander Acosta thanked ICE's Office of Investigations in West Palm Beach and the FBI's C-18 Crimes Against Children Division in Miami for their work on this investigation. Acosta also thanked the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for their assistance in this matter.
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Le silence des harkis
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During the last years of French rule in Algeria, between 1956 and 1962 to be precise, the army recruited 70,000 Algerian Muslims to help with the business of keeping order. When the French gave up their colonial crown jewel, they evacuated not just these soldiers but also their families, some 300,000 persons in all. Known universally as Harkis (but bureaucratically as Repatriated French Muslims, or FMRs) they nearly forty years later have grown to a half million.
Their lot is not a happy one. Despised by Algerians and other Muslim immigrants as turncoats, they remain outcasts ("We Harkis are the only Muslims in town who don't have a place to pray"). As for the native French, any gratitude for Harki help in colonial Algeria long ago dissipated; what remains is a racist mistrust of them as lazy foreigners (fully 80 percent of the 18-25 cohort are unemployed). Muller, a talented young sociologist, has broached a subject few want to discuss. He shows the diversity of the Harkis, argues that in no sense do they constitute a single community, and outlines the range of their tribulations.
In part, he does so by pointing out telling details. One man, born in 1953 in Algeria as Mohammed Gueroumi, led a tormented existence in Algeria after his father was evacuated, at one point spending a month hiding with his grandfather in a cemetery. On arrival in France in 1966, Gueroumi found a father too ill to look after him, so he grew up in an orphanage where an employee decided to change his name to Jean-Pierre Guérin. Starting in 1976, he began a legal effort to gain back his old name (a French name and an Algerian face, ironically, had the effect of exacerbating prejudice), a campaign which over two decades later he is still fighting. The slowness of his case and the reluctance of the French authorities rather neatly illustrate the Harki predicament.
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Tories plan to leave Scotland in the dark
Angus MacNeil MP has today hit out at comments made by the UK
Minister in the Sunday Express, in which he admits that the Tory/Lib Dem
Government are considering the option to change time zones in order to
those in the South of England.
In his remarks, MacNeil, MP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, has
possible safety concerns for young children travelling to school in
hours of
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"Once again this is the Tories pandering to voters in the
forgetting about those in Scotland and the North of England. David
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he wanted to 'change' the United Kingdom. Playing with clocks does not
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"If we were to move to 'double summer time', as being
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sunlight before 9am - that is lunacy in my opinion and would likely have
implications for school children.
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support this proposal to plunge their constituents into darkness.
"My suggestion is that we move to a more symmetrical
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- Megan said...
So sorry. I love when God lets me look back and see how every little heartache was preparing me for something bigger. But oh, the heartache...that's no fun. I know your hope is in the right place. Hang in there.
- March 7, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- virginia said...
so there
- March 7, 2011 at 9:11 PM
- Janel said...
Oh sweet girl, so sorry that life is so unpredictable right now. I know you are so ready for a new change. It will happen in God's time. Just so hard to hold onto that when ones heart is so ready to GO!
hugs, big tight ones!
- March 7, 2011 at 9:21 PM
- Krystle... said...
You're not alone. I'm there with you. I can't determine if, in my case, my issue is more with my expectations than anything. I'm a goer and a doer and sometimes, when God is silent and seems to be requiring me to stand still, I look around at other "options" and get excited or nervous when in reality I'm just called to stand still. I HATE STANDING STILL! Maybe it's just the lesson I need right now.
- March 8, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- Mollie said...
You've been on my mind lately and I just wanted you to know (and so did a bunch of other people!) that you aren't alone. And then when you mentioned Kings Dominion (I'm just a few miles south of there), I knew I'd better TELL you that I'm thinking of you!!
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System of a Down played their one-and-only North American show scheduled for this year on July 29 at California's Hollywood Bowl. The Los Angeles crowd went nuts for the band, but after System closed with 'Sugar,' drummer John Dolmayan brought the cheers to a new decibel level by promising a new album when they play L.A. again.


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Paul Zasada
Counselor, MA, CAGS, LMHC, CHT
"I offer psychotherapy in a safe and collaborative environment where you can explore the challenges of everyday living. Through a process of assisted self-discovery we create the conditions for healing to occur. My approach is holistic and experiential, addressing the whole person: body-mind-spirit. I specializes in relationship struggles, life transitions and mood disturbances. My therapy is individualized to meet the unique needs of each client. In session with clients I create the opportunity for limiting habitual behavioral patterns and core beliefs to safely surface to conscious awareness so that they can be explored and where appropriate, transformed."
(401) 371-0076
Marcia Tryon
Counselor, MS, LMHC
""People do well if they can, not if they want to." Some things such as sadness, anxiety, difficulty getting along with others, or managing anger aren't choices. They are challenges. If you find that you aren't doing well in relationships or would like to learn to manage emotions, it's my job to help! My passion is helping people learn new skills to overcome daily challenges. My therapy can address mood, anxiety, trauma, grief & loss, and social skills. I will work with you to address your specific challenges. I have experience in providing individual, family, and group therapy."
(401) 264-6560
Kara Denahan
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"Have you been feeling a need to address some difficult issue in your life? Are you wishing that you could handle events and relationships in your life with more ease and skill? I provide a climate of warmth and gentleness where transformation can take root and flourish. Improved emotional balance is possible with my expertise and your courage to change. I implement the latest developments in brain research and attachment theory, Internal Family Systems Therapy, and whatever personal spiritual beliefs/practices you feel at ease with to increase a sense of personal well-being and calm."
(401) 835-5022
Judith C Anderson
Counselor, MA, CGS
"When we lose someone or something we love - we grieve. Grieving is a process that can be difficult emotionally, affect our health and leave us confused, hurting and lonely in a community that sometimes does not understand. You do not have to experience your grief alone. Grief and loss is the focus of my Holistic practice, and as an experienced Hospice Counselor, you will find a safe place with understanding and support. I work with children as a Certified Expressive Arts Facilitator and I am a member of the National Alliance of Grieving Children."
(401) 536-9298
Deidre M Farmer
Counselor, MA, CAGS, LMHC
"I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with over 10 years of experience in the field. I have worked with children, adults, couples and families. My gentle, warm, holistic approach will offer you the environment that is not only safe, but understanding and compassionate. I will support you through the experience of working with your body, mind, and spirit, and assist you with making improvements in your life. Treatment is individualized, I work from a strengths based perspective. My practice is open to all people. Please visit my website for more information."
(401) 626-4348
Raven Recovery Services
Drug & Alcohol Counselor
"Welcome. Addiction can be a lonely. I know you wish you could control it and have tried to many times. It is powerful and can take everything from your life you ever wanted, including your life. I know, I was an active alcoholic and addict for 17 years. My addiction brought me to a place of desperation. Because of that I have been blessed with 25 years of recovery. If your life is unmanageable, Let me show you how to improve the quality of your life, so that you can feel comfortable looking in the mirror again."
(401) 371-0064
Tiffany Bourquin
Counselor, LMHC
"Are you feeling stuck, depressed or anxious? Have you been trying to make a change in your life, career, or relationships but not sure how? Are you an overwhelmed or single parent struggling with your child's behavior or emotional functioning? Finding new ways to deal with old struggles without direction and support can be difficult leading to depression, anxiety, fear, and conflict. When you learn new ways to cope with life's challenges you can achieve a healthy balanced lifestyle that is satisfying, enjoyable, and peaceful. Your life can change in a day. Let today be that day."
(401) 406-2228
Erika L Saviano
Counselor, MA, CAGS, LMHC
"Therapy takes patience and openess from all whom are involved in the process. I have counseled both, couples and individuals, with psychological, emotional, and behavioral problems. Many who come for treatment are trying to cope with traumas, grief/loss, eating/body image issues, family/relational situations, and sexual concerns."
(401) 217-9934
"I assist my clients with body-centered psychotherapy utilizing mindfulness and Gestalt techniques to develop awareness of unconscious behavior and decision-making patterns that contribute to current difficulties. By providing support and safety, I encourage my clients to find the internal voice of their own wisdom. It is my belief that problems arise due to adaptations made early in life that no longer serve the best interests of the individual. Bringing acceptance to old ways of doing things allows for the creation of new approaches more appropriate to one's current life situation. Personal spirituality and imagery assist this process."
(401) 239-0041
Karyne B Wilner
"Karyne, a licensed psychologist, will help you solve problems, experience pleasure, release stress, and enhance sexual and love relationships. Known for healing painful consequences from unresolved earlier experiences, she teaches you how to diminish anger, grief, depression, and anxiety. Having over 30 years of experience working with clients, teaching, supervising therapists, and facilitating workshops, her work focuses on the whole person, body, mind, spirit and emotion. In addition to her practice, she teaches in the Holistic Counseling Program at Salve University. Contact Karyne if you wish to enhance your natural flow of life energy and experience life fully."
(401) 288-1245
Elizabeth (Betsy) Gooding
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
"I believe all people are capable of enjoying fulfilling relationships, greater self awareness and smooth lifespan transitions. The problem is, people sometimes get stuck along the way and would benefit from professional help to better manage emotions, develop coping strategies and navigate life's challenges. I am an experienced therapist who works collaboratively with individuals, couples and families to resolve problems and enrich relationships. A variety of evidence-based treatment approaches can be used to reach your goals. I offer a supportive environment where you can feel understood as we work together to resolve issues and achieve the change you seek."
(401) 312-7212
Gracious Audette
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
"Harmony, Balance & Happiness through Insight, Acceptance & Forgiveness. I see adults 18 and up (individuals & couples) integrating CBT, DBT, psychodynamic and insight-oriented approaches with mindfulness, meditation and spiritual practices. I am also trained in EMDR, a powerful tool for working with trauma, grief, addictions and chronic pain."
(401) 519-5474
Colette T. Lafond
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, MSW, LICSW
"In my 20+ years of experience as a therapist, I have worked with a wide and very diverse array of clients, whose issues have ranged from mild and transient to severe and chronic. I opened my private practice roughly five years ago, having worked previously for various mental health agencies. I have a special interest in working with gay and lesbian clients, who may be having associated lifestyle or relationship issues. I also have a special interest in adults who were abused or neglected as children and who struggle with depression or chronic esteem problems as adults."
(401) 287-2016
Mona Barbera
Psychologist, PhD
"I see only couples in my practice. My job is to help you find the solution that is right for you. I use the powerful Internal Family Systems Model to help you get obstacles out of the way so solutions can emerge. You can also check out my book, "Bring Yourself to Love: How Couples Can Turn Disconnection into Intimacy.""
(617) 446-3274
Sarah Mort
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"Therapy can and should be an enriching place to safely begin the process of healing and growth. Therapy requires dedication and a willingness to touch both dark and light areas of your life, and it is my goal to help you move through both worlds safely and supportively. While we cannot predict our future, we can be present in the journey. My goal is to help clients feel empowered by their work in therapy, obtain personal growth, awareness, and fulfillment, and ultimately lead a more balanced, peaceful, and rewarding life however that may look to each person."
(401) 305-4653
Suzanne Brushart
Art Therapist, LMHC
"I believe that our challenges can be met and wounds healed by uncovering our strengths and insights. I am passionate about creating a caring, calming, and creative space that nurtures this self-discovery. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Art Therapist I will guide you through a creative process that integrates expressive therapies and mindfulness-based practice to promote personal growth and emotional wellness. Learn more about my approach at www.newportcounselingri.com."
(401) 406-2501
Elizabeth J Hayes
Counselor, MA, CAGS, LCDP, LMHC, TTS
"There is a gift in every challenge. Without assistance, challenges can be overwhelming. It is sometimes difficult to know how to begin to reach for dreams or to even be able to dream. I provide a safe environment without judgment for you to explore what is uncomfortable and often overwhelming. I have twenty years of experience in treating a wide variety of problems that individuals, couples, and families face. I invite you to call for a free consultation. Your hope can become reality."
(401) 371-4253
Christopher Willis
Psychologist, PhD, NCSP
"Childhood and adolescence are, by their very nature, times of growth and change. A broad range of stressors and challenges can get in the way of an individual's ability to successfully negotiate their personal pathway. It is my professional goal and personal commitment to assist children and adolescents (and their families) in identifying barriers to learning and successful social emotional functioning; and to provide effective interventions to help them overcome those barriers."
(401) 371-9542
Janice K Schwartz
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, LCMHC, LCDPII, MA, CAGS, CGS
"Do you need a professional to truly listen to you and help you find what you are seeking? Whether it is relief from anxiety, depression; a problem with alcohol/ drugs; or needing balance or relaxation; therapy makes a difference! With 20 years of experience and initial training at Edgehill Newport, I have treated people in individual, couples, family, and group therapy. I work with situational problems, mental health issues, and have a specialty in substance abuse counseling. I offer one, brief, free telephone consultation prior to a first appointment. Begin, today, to make the changes you desire in your life!"
(401) 352-5233
Cindy Shugart
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
"I have over 20 years of experience in private practice, where it has been my privilege to assist countless adults, teenagers and couples when they decide that the time is right to make positive changes in their lives. I have helped clients cope with challenges that everyone faces at one time or another, including issues in relationships, depression, anxiety and management of life stressors. I also have extensive experience helping individuals with ADHD, mood disorders, PTSD and weight loss."
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This easy-to-use resource guide helps you make smart choices from every food group, find balance between food and physical activity, and get the most out of the calories you consume.
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
These handouts provide basic information about the seven different areas to focus on when you are trying to manage your diabetes. Each one includes facts, tips, advice, and activities that will get you started on your self-care and reinforce the lessons you learn in diabetes education sessions. This page contains links to handouts that are available in both English and Spanish.
American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE)
This booklet addresses the special challenges for very large people who are physically active and provides tips and ideas to become more active and healthier—no matter what your size.
Weight-Control Information Network (WIN)
This guide uses visual representations to show the benefits of regular exercise to those with diabetes. It gives suggestions to get more active and includes places for you to write your ideas and create your own physical activity plan.
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)
This guide will help you fit physical activity into your life—your way. Decide the number of days you'll exercise, the types of activities you'll do, and the times that fit your schedule.
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This free workshop helps older adults get the support they need and find practical ways to deal with pain, fatigue, and stress. Older adults can also discover better nutrition and exercise choices, understand new treatment options, and learn better ways to talk with their doctor and family about their health.
National Council on Aging (NCOA)
This toolkit includes articles, videos, and other materials to help you attain greater emotional health and balance in your life.
This tip sheet offers strategies to help you improve your eating and physical activity habits. Whether you feel like change is a world away or just around the corner, the information here can help you get started.
Weight-Control Information Network (WIN)
This tip sheet gives ten tips for reducing your child's sugar intake by eating healthy foods instead of sweets.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
This resource provides tools for behavior change and information on how to create new healthy habits as well as a network to connect and share with other concerned families.
Diabetes Families
Diabetes Playbook provides tips for people with diabetes to keep track of their diabetes care. The book was created jointly by health care professionals who treat diabetes as well as people living with diabetes.
Penn State Hershey Diabetes Institute
This guide teaches about how diabetes affects you, and what you can do to take care of yourself. There is space in the back for you to keep track of your diabetes care, set goals for yourself, and work toward living well with diabetes.
Wisconsin Diabetes Prevention and Control Program
This booklet provides tips and ideas to improve your eating plan and become more physically active before, during, and after your pregnancy.
Weight-Control Information Network (WIN)
This guide contains easy-to-understand charts and worksheets to help you track your diabetes health and work with your doctor to develop a plan to maintain a healthy heart. It is available in English and Spanish. En español
American College of Physicians (ACP)
This guide from the American Cancer Society® offers information on how to quit smoking.
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This website is filled with information about living with diabetes and developing habits for healthy eating and physical activity through small, sensible steps. En español
This guide shows you how to incorporate regular physical activity into your daily life, with encouraging tips and suggested goals for getting started.
Diabetes Australia
This meal planning curriculum is for people living with diabetes and their support persons. The curriculum incorporates participatory nutrition education, food preparation activities, and tasting of foods. En español
Oregon Diabetes Program
This national weight management program is designed to help veterans lose weight, keep it off, and improve their health. The materials available on this website can also be used to help non-VA patients manage their weight. En español
U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs (VA)
This worksheet helps people with diabetes better understand and manage their physical and emotional health through problem solving.
Prescription Solutions
This online tracking tool lets you track what you eat to manage your diabetes and prevent the onset of complications. Explore nearly 5,000 foods and find recipes and healthy alternatives to improve your meals. En español
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
This tip sheet helps Hispanics/Latinos at risk for type 2 diabetes move more and eat less to reduce their risk. En español
National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)
This comprehensive kit includes reproducible patient education handouts on 29 topics related to cardiometabolic risk reduction, prediabetes, diabetes, and CVD. En español
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
This comprehensive guide will help you control your diabetes by keeping a balance between what you eat, your physical activity, and your medication. It will also help you take important steps to prevent diabetes-related health problems. En español
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
This inspirational booklet, written by Dr. Steven Covey, features seven habits that can help you with diabetes management. Learn to become more effective in managing your diabetes on your own, with your medical team, and with your family and friends.
Bayer Diabetes Care
The President's Challenge helps people of all ages and abilities increase their physical activity and improve their fitness through research-based information, easy-to-use tools, and friendly motivation.
President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports
This website provides information on seven self-care management areas for people with diabetes: healthy eating, being active, monitoring, taking medicine, problem solving, reducing risk, and healthy coping.
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Haley visits JetsPosted by on January 11, 2012 – 9:16 am
As expected, Todd Haley is exploring other potential assistant coaching options, with the rumored talk with the Jets happening today. About the same time Haley's name popped up with the Cards was a concept in which he and former Dolphins coach Tony Sparano — with whom Haley coached with the Cowboys, with both developing as coaches under Bill Parcells — would be co-offensive coordinators. Haley would handle the passing game, Sparano the running game. ESPNNewYork.com suggests Haley could also be named assistant head coach (although that combo, with Rex Ryan as head coach, seems like a lot of, ahem, personality at the top of the flow chart).
It's odd, though, that another ESPN reporter (Chris Mortensen) said yesterday Sparano would be named offensive coordinator. Haley will have some choices, it sounds like. Whether they are the choices he was hoping for, that could be another matter entirely.
In separate yet also-involving-the-Cards news, a Miami report says Jeff Fisher will make a decision today to coach the Rams or Dolphins, and while it may not be finalized, if it is the Rams, everyone wondering what happens with Cards DC Ray Horton will be able to rest easier. Also, new Colts general manager Ryan Grigson was hired today, so the Rams have one less GM choice, keeping Cards' director of player personnel Steve Keim in play (Plus, Grigson's younger brother, Dru, is a scout for the Cards. I wonder if at some point, Ryan tries to bring his brother to Indy.)
It could turn out to be an interesting day.
Tags: Dru Grigson, Jets, Ray Horton, Todd Haley
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A lot of talk, but nothing concretePosted by on January 9, 2012 – 5:12 pm
One of the things about the offseason, and instant social media, is that news can break quickly — and events can also seem to play out very, very slowly.
Take the Todd Haley-returning-to-the-Cardinals discussion, which reached the public late last week but is now in an apparent holding pattern. (I won't lie; things around this building always seem like they are going slower when the coaching staff is out, which they will be this week.) Haley, according to multiple reports is exploring options. How quickly he could land anywhere would just be a guess.
Haley did do an interview with Yahoo Sports radio today (h/t to Sando) in which he talked about the Cards but not a job with the Cards.
"The Cardinals, I love," Haley said. "The Bidwills, Michael Bidwill and Mr. Bidwill, have been nothing but great to me. Kenny Whisenhunt has been nothing but great to me and gave me a great opportunity that I was able to expand on. I love a bunch of the players that are still there and they mean a lot to me."
Those comments were similar to those Haley said to me at the Combine last year, so they aren't a surprise. How it would translate into work is something different. Nothing has been said about the Cards' current staff, but it's hard to think there won't be at least some change when all is said and done. But it's a process.
UPDATE: One change did come Monday evening when the Cardinals fired quarterbacks coach Chris Miller. As I already said, this doesn't mean Haley's arrival is imminent.
Same with the situation with the Cards' director of player personnel Steve Keim and his potential interview with the Rams for their general manager job. The Rams started the process looking for a GM, and, judging by their long list of potential candidates, it's difficult to tell if Keim will be a top choice. Certainly when it comes to the Rams' coaching job, it's easy to tell where Cards DC Ray Horton falls in comparison to Jeff Fisher.
So, in a quiet building, we wait to hear how this will shake out, thinking that — in a perfect world — the Cards are set by the time they go to Mobile, Ala., to scout the Senior Bowl practices in a couple weeks.
Tags: Chris Miller, coaching staff, Rams, Ray Horton, Steve Keim, Todd Haley
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Talk of Haley's return, and Keim's futurePosted by on January 5, 2012 – 11:16 pm
Everyone was wondering – including me – if the Cardinals would have interest in bringing back Todd Haley to the coaching staff. Well, apparently there is. Kent Somers reported tonight Ken Whisenhunt will talk to Haley about coming back. There are no openings as of now, but that obviously can change quickly — and there also is nothing that says the Cards can't just add another coach to the staff. It would make sense that Haley would come back to run the offense, but if that happened, I don't know how offensive coordinator Mike Miller fits into the equation. Right now, Miller is OC, while assistant head coach/offensive line coach Russ Grimm has a say in the running game and, of course, Whisenhunt has an offensive background.
The Cardinals struggled with inconsistency on offense all season. The Cards had just three first-quarter touchdowns in 16 games, and scored more than 21 points just five times. But over the second half of the season, they also performed well late in almost every game and frequently came up with big plays.
The Cardinals were tremendous in 2008 with Haley running the offense, but then again, that was also with Kurt Warner at quarterback, Anquan Boldin as the second receiver and the ability for everyone to have been together for all of 2007 before it clicked the Super Bowl year. He took the Chiefs' head coaching job a couple of weeks after the Cards' Super Bowl loss.
Haley, fired this past year by the Chiefs, still has a year left on that contract so he may not want/need as much money is 2012. But it is noteworthy that Haley was making $1 million a year as Arizona's offensive coordinator before he left, and I'd assume he'd carry a similar price tag (and Grimm –pictured below with Haley before the Cards' Super Bowl, is also receiving seven figures). Haley kept his house in Arizona even after taking the Kansas City job he liked the area so much.
Certainly he'd bring an intensity like no other. He can get under people's skin, but he can motivate; Larry Fitzgerald swears by the guy and often credits Haley's ways as helping him step up to the next level. Of course, talking to Haley and actually getting to the point of hiring him are two totally different things. We will see how this develops.
The news also broke from multiple outlets Thursday that the Rams had asked for permission to interview Cardinals' director of player personnel Steve Keim for their vacant general manager job. Keim previously had been considered for Seattle's GM job a couple years ago. Keim runs the Cards' scouts, losing him (and there has been nothing said whether Keim will actually talk to the Rams) would impact the Cards' offseason, no question.
UPDATE: The news has also come out that the Rams will interview defensive coordinator Ray Horton for their vacant head coaching spot. Jeff Fisher has been considered the leading candidate for that job.
Tags: Mike Miller, Ray Horton, Steve Keim, Todd Haley
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Whiz talks Kolb recovery, Haley, and other stuffPosted by on December 12, 2011 – 11:59 am
There were no new injury updates Monday from coach Ken Whisenhunt, and that includes quarterback Kevin Kolb after Kolb suffered from concussion-like symptoms after being hit in the head by Ahmad Brooks' knee.
"There are a number of different steps you have to go through, and obviously player safety is very important," Whisenhunt said. "I don't have a timetable on it."
Whiz said Kolb "didn't feel right" after the hit and the doctors took him inside the locker room. Originally, the plan was to hold Kolb out until the half to see if he would improve, but Kolb didn't. (Kolb was downstairs riding a bike this morning.)
— Whiz talking postseason: "I know we are still alive. But I'm not going to get into scenarios or this or that. None of it matters if we don't win this week, and that's the approach we have taken the last six weeks, and it's worked pretty good in five of them."
— Center Lyle Sendlein gave Whiz a game ball yesterday (pic below) in recognition of Whiz tying Don Coryell for most wins in franchise history. "It was very nice," Whisenhunt said. "It was meaningful our team did that, but it's a team game and we are focusing on Cleveland."
— Whisenhunt was asked about former offensive coordinator Todd Haley, who was fired as the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs Monday. Whisenhunt said it was "premature" to talk about Haley possibly returning to Arizona. Calling Haley "a good friend" he said he believes Haley will have multiple options as coach going forward.
Tags: Ken Whisenhunt, Kevin Kolb, Todd Haley
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It's official: Fitz lands at No. 14Posted by on June 26, 2011 – 6:06 pm
I know many people were wondering, but wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald finally landed on the NFL Network's Top 100 current players at No. 14. I think that speaks to how well Fitz is respected around the league, especially since the Cards had a down year last season. Not shockingly, the presenter for Fitz's video segment was Chiefs head coach and former Cards offensive coordinator Todd Haley, who developed a special bond with Fitz during Haley's two seasons in Arizona.
"One of the hurdles we had to get over with Kurt (Warner) was to get him to throw the ball up to Larry even when he's not open and he'll make the play," Haley said. "Those ball skills, along with the great hands, allow him to come down with the ball when others don't."
The eerie ending: Haley talks about how sure he would have been that, had Warner been able to get off that last Hail Mary pass in the Super Bowl — Warner was sacked and fumbled — Fitz would have come down with the jump ball and provided a miracle finish for the Cards. I don't know if that would have been the case, but gosh, it would have been nice to see how it developed.
Tags: Kurt Warner, Larry Fitzgerald, Todd Haley
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Haley wary of Fitz's tackling skillsPosted by on February 27, 2011 – 8:49 am
Had a chance to talk to Chiefs coach (and former Cardinals offensive coordinator) Todd Haley yesterday when he opened the conversation about the long-past pickup basketball games we both used to take part in. Haley (who was wearing his NFC championship ring) isn't playing hoops right now after tearing his quad muscle in his right leg — he's rehabbing now — and that led to discussion about when he hurt it.
He actually hurt it right before the Cardinals played in Kansas City this season. Haley was trying to keep the injury out of the spotlight, but he couldn't stop thinking about a Larry Fitzgerald tackle.
A little background: Fitz likes to tackle. It comes out of nowhere, completely random. I've seen him take down teammates, strength coach John Lott and media members (Yes, I have been a victim). And Haley, who was targeted more than a few times when he coached in Arizona, was thinking about dealing with a good-natured Fitz wrap-up in Kansas City. He went so far to send a message to Fitz through an intermediary imploring Fitzgerald not to take him down.
At one point right before the game, with Haley limping toward the locker room, Fitz was coming the other way for some reason, and began running toward Haley. The worst-case scenario went through Haley's head and he yelled to Fitz to be careful. But Fitzgerald was ready, assuring Haley — with whom Fitzgerald grew close in their time in Arizona — he knew better, before giving him a much more gentle embrace.
And no, I do not expect Fitzgerald to play defensive back any time soon.
Tags: Larry Fitzgerald, Todd Haley
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Talking DC at the Senior BowlPosted by on January 20, 2011 – 2:14 pm
As I wrote earlier in a story, Ken Whisenhunt will be interviewing multiple candidates for defensive coordinator at the Senior Bowl next week. And there are candidates from current playoff teams too (No, he didn't say. Yes, I would be shocked if at least one of them isn't working for the Steelers).
As an FYI, permission is required right away to talk to any assistant coach. If a guy is under contract, getting that permission is necessary. If a coach's contract is expiring, obviously, he is a "free agent" like a player would be, but there is a lag time of about a week-and-a-half before he is "free." Before then — for instance, if you want to talk to a guy right away after his season ends, whenever that might be — permission must still be granted.
It's no shock the Senior Bowl will be an interview time. So many coaches are there, it's simply very convenient to talk to candidates down there (and a little more out of the spotlight, if so desired).
For anyone panicked about the speed of things, it's interesting to note Todd Haley was hired as offensive coordinator (and Clancy Pendergast retained as defensive coordinator) on January 25 in 2007, after Whisenhunt had talked to candidates at the Senior Bowl. If the Cards went to the scouting combine without coordinators, that would be a problem. That won"t happen.
And when Whisenhunt talks about fit, he is also keeping in mind any possible work stoppage that could dramatically shorten the offseason. Defensive terminology that is similar to what the Cards have had is part of this equation, so that players who might not be around can still absorb what is needed to be absorbed for the 2011 season.
Tags: Clancy Pendergast, coaching staff, Ken Whisenhunt, Senior Bowl, Todd Haley
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Play-calling now Miller time (sometimes)Posted by on December 20, 2010 – 8:52 pm
As both Mike Jurecki and Kent Somers reported today (man, where was I?), passing game coordinator Mike Miller has been calling some of the plays, with coach Ken Whisenhunt still calling some. I had heard a few weeks ago Miller had been involved in calling some stuff; I don't know how it splits up or whether Miller's involvement has grown.
Whisenhunt didn't make a big deal about it because, obviously, playcalling has been a source of, let's call it consternation, for many fans. Miller (pictured below with ESPN's Suzy Kolber) is being brought into the job like Whiz did with Todd Haley (after Bill Cowher did it with Whisenhunt in Pittsburgh). It was always the plan to let Miller get to this point; Whisenhunt said he eventually wanted to do so when Miller was promoted after Haley left following the Super Bowl appearance.
I remember too that Haley got some chances to call some plays later in 2007, but that it stayed under the radar until Whisenhunt talked about it in the offseason prior to 2008 (It was important for Haley for people to know he was calling plays. Sometimes, that news didn't travel quite as quickly as he would have liked).
The first thing I think of is this: No matter who is calling plays, you still need a good quarterback, something for which the Cards are searching. The other is the fact that Whisenhunt is going to be the driving offensive mind as coach. No matter who is coordinating the offense and/or calling plays, it's still going to be Whiz's philosophy. It's his team.
Tags: Ken Whisenhunt, Mike Miller, Todd Haley
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Chiefs aftermathPosted by on November 21, 2010 – 10:10 pm
It felt a little like Chinese water torture Sunday. There were no dramatic shifts in the game, no real knockout punch. The Chiefs just kept drip-drip-dripping their way to a win, and it eventually felt there was no way the Cards could wiggle out from beneath the spigot.
Postgame was about as weary as I have seen coach Ken Whisenhunt. He's still going to say the right things – that's how he believes it should be done – but the losing obviously is eating at him. What now? Well, barring a shift in the division race, the Cards are in the week-to-week storyline mode. You don't look big picture. You shrink it, meaning the much-anticipated-once-upon-a-time Monday night home game (with the black uniforms and I believe a better-than-average chance of an open roof) will have to be an event in itself.
You win – and once again, the Cards will be playing a team on the downslide, so at least it feels like even footing – and reevaluate later.
Since I'll have basically an extra day to sift through this, I'm keeping this short tonight. (And I doubt I will be getting to the comments tonight, so bear with me. I will approve everything in the morning. I'm not censoring. I'm taking a bit of my life back. There's not a lot new to say anyway).
— Whisenhunt said there wouldn't be any personnel changes, but rookie tight end Jim Dray was in there extensively Sunday ahead of Ben Patrick. Dray struggled, but as we get deeper in the season, those are the kinds of developmental moves we may see going forward. (No, I don't think John Skelton is playing next week).
— Derek Anderson has thrown high passes before but he seemed particularly skewing high Sunday. Maybe the wind was playing a major role, but it made for some harrowing catch attempts. And obviously one of them knocked Early Doucet out of the game.
— Wide receiver Steve Breaston was not a happy camper. "You've got to find what motivates you inside. You've got to push on. Don't look for others to make plays. Do it yourself." It'll be interesting to see if his message gets across.
— Todd Haley wasn't going to let Larry Fitzgerald beat him. On the Cards' second field goal, on the third-down pass, the Chiefs not only double-teamed Fitz but did it with bump coverage with both. The pass ended up incomplete to Breaston.
"(The Chiefs) have done that a couple of times, they did it against (Chargers tight end) Antonio Gates, (Broncos receiver) Brandon Lloyd," Fitzgerald said. "Anytime they are in the red zone they try to take away the guy who is the most targeted usually."
— At some point, I would think Whisenhunt will consider heavily changing quarterbacks again, to give a rookie some experience. But it's not going to be now, not when the NFC West is frightening still not out of reach and not against the 49ers on "Monday Night Football."
— No, I don't know if the Cardinals have interest in Vince Young if he becomes available.
Tags: Ben Patrick, Chiefs, Derek Anderson, Early Doucet, Jim Dray, John Skelton, Ken Whisenhunt, Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Breaston, Todd Haley, Vince Young
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Friday before the ChiefsPosted by on November 19, 2010 – 3:38 pm
Fitz says it's impossible to understand.
He can't escape it. Football, that is. A four-game losing streak. "You go home and turn on the TV and 'Cardinals have lost four in a row,' " wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said. "Or I go to dinner and, 'Hey Fitz, what's wrong with you guys?' You guys (in the media) go to dinner and no one ever bothers you. They don't talk football with you. From that perspective, it's difficult."
Wait, I do too have people ask me about the Cards in public … OK, not as much as Fitz, but still …
Anyway, you can see where he is coming from. Fitzgerald is one of the few Cardinals still around from those terrible days pre-Whiz, when losing was practically ordained from training camp. Instead of making this four-game losing streak easier to deal with, it's made it harder.
"This is way worse than before," Fitzgerald said. "I had never won on this level before. I have tasted the caviar now, and eating out of the garbage is not where I want to be."
Not sure you can find caviar in Kansas City. Barbeque, yes. But the Cards want their caviar, and want it fast.
— Fitzgerald, talking about his chemistry with Derek Anderson, said he just hasn't had the same amount of time with D.A. as hookups like Palmer-Ochocinco or Schaub-Johnson or Manning-Wayne. But he insisted it is getting better (and Fitz's stats of late bear that out; 20 catches for 270 yards the last three games).
"That's life in the league," Fitz said of dealing with a new QB. "I'm going to roll with the punches. Early on in my career I played with a number of different quarterbacks. It's part of the deal. I am going to play hard and give it everything I have for my teammates and the fans here and that's my passion."
So I asked if it was tough to continue to answer such questions. "I don't understand because I give the same answers every time," he said. "That's not going to change." In other words, if he was ticked (and I don't think he is, frustrated, but not irrationally so) he isn't going to pop off anyway.
— More proof that the offense isn't as ragged as its been? Nine pass plays of 30 or more yards the last three games (five to Steve Breaston) after having only one in the first six games.
— I'm not saying the offense/passing offense is good. Everyone settle down. We all know it is struggling. But there are moments.
— Barring something shocking, Beanie Wells will play this weekend. I don't think he starts. Until he shows a little something on the field, I'd think Tim Hightower will remain the starter and Beanie getting a chunk of work – you know, like it was the entire back half of 2009. Will Beanie be made the starter again at some point? Perhaps. But I don't think it'd be a guarantee.
— If LaRod Stephens-Howling can't go, that's a major blow to special teams all the way around. There is a reason he's been considered by many the MVP in the first half of the year, and it's not just because of his kickoff returns.
— I don't know if Greg Toler is going to be able to play with his bad foot, but Fitz sure put a shot across his teammate's bow, good-naturedly, of course. Fitz picked up a Celtics Paul Pierce jersey and hung it on Toler's locker. Is Toler a Pierce fan? Fitz? No and no. Turns out Fitz was jabbing Toler for his injury this week by comparing it to Pierce's "miraculous" game in the 2009 NBA Finals (watch the video; it explains it all). I would love for that to mean Toler would be fine for Sunday. We'll see.
— The Cards could use all hands on deck for this secondary. The Chiefs feature wide receiver Dwayne Bowe a big target (think a more-polished Mike Williams, the Seattle version) who already has nine TD catches.
— The Cards have to find a way to slow the running back tandem of Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones first.
— Both Ken Whisenhunt and Todd Haley have tried to downplay it this week. But make no mistake — I think both are burning to be able to beat the other Sunday. It's not one-on-one basketball. It's much, much bigger.
— Whisenhunt was asked about the offensive line and its play. The first part of his answer? "It's hard for me to sit here at 3-6 and say we're doing anything good."
That may be a good walk-off quote. If you want to look at the glass half-full (three-quarters full?), you figure that while it was easy to, beforehand, count the Seattle home game as a win, the Kansas City game looked like a loss a couple weeks ago, so if the Cards go in and find that long-lost win, then they are right where they were expected to be and….
Ah, never mind. Talk to you in K.C.
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