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I love bicycle touring, and I look forward to another 7-10 day tour this summer. I have no doubt that in the future I'll do a full cross-country tour for 3-4 months, hopefully with my wife.
Even with that in mind, I feel like planning for more. Long distance hiking is like cycle touring, but on 4-7 day backpacking trips I've become a bit bored unless the scenery is fantastic.
Bumming around Europe would be fun, but I'd do it by bike.
For something global, I wonder if cruising by sailboat wouldn't be interesting. I really like the idea of taking 3-5 years and doing a comfortable circumnavigation in a 32-foot bluewater sailboat. At first, it doesn't sound much like cycling touring, but now I'm not so sure. There is a lot of work to be done on a sailboat at sea, and the lifestyle can be very healthy. The idea of making landfalls after a long passage sounds great, and then exploring islands, ports and other countries sounds really exciting.
Sailing away from it all is a common dream-- one that isn't so different from cycling away from it all. What other dreams (or experiences) share similarities with cycle touring?


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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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While sales of heat and ice packs are relatively flat — the category generated slight growth of 0.2% to $235.9 million for the 52 weeks ended April 20 across total U.S. multi-outlets, according to IRI — there has been some positive momentum within the category.
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Traducción inglés-español para "smile"
"smile" en español
smile {sustantivo}
Nevertheless, many citizens do not welcome the paying of taxes with open arms and with a smile.
(FR) Madam President, for once we have something to smile about.
These arguments may perhaps cause some people to smile.
Even the Cheshire cat trapped behind its smile.
(IT) Mr President, as usual, Mr Poettering had a wry smile on his lips when he came into the Hemicycle.
to smile {verbo}
to smile {v.intr.}
I think I see him smile, and this might present us with some difficulties.
Wonderful people smiling and you wondered why they were able to smile.
I can tell you which ones made me smile, which ones made me laugh, which ones I found repellent.
Mr President, I do not think there is any harm in making people smile while explaining the reasons for one's vote.
We would particularly like to thank you for making us smile and even laugh about a subject as serious as the budget.
Sinónimos (inglés) para "smile":
© Princeton Universitysmiling · grin · grinning
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Ejemplos de uso para "smile" en español
For example, :) looks like a smiling face when you look at it sideways.
Another called it a summit of impasse with a facade of forced smiles.
We used to see many huge billboards with pictures of smiling girls driving tractors.
I supported this initiative knowingly, without a smile on my face.
The OPEC States will watch from the sidelines, smile indulgently, and put the prices up.
In Poland we have a saying, 'when man hurries, the devil smiles'.
I know of schools where the teachers running the project are smiled upon by their colleagues.
President Barroso is smiling very politely, but we will see.
And they smiled at me, as if to say, "Honestly, her Euro-enthusiasm knows no bounds' .
And they smiled at me, as if to say, " Honestly, her Euro-enthusiasm knows no bounds '.
He was, at the same time, a Cyrenean and a critical conscience, an enlightened adviser and a smiling teacher.
Bangkok was all innovation and smiling faces, whereas London provided an initial response to the Asian crisis.
How, therefore, could we not smile the smile of Riley while we talk of rice, the subject of Mr Miranda's report?
How, therefore, could we not smile the smile of Riley while we talk of rice, the subject of Mr Miranda's report?
Mr President, it has been a while since everybody left a European Council meeting smiling.
Mr President, it has been a while since everybody left a European Council meeting smiling.
And he (Solomon) smiled, laughing at her speech, and said, "O Lord!
Yet a smiling Mr Sarkozy represented the European Council at this summer's Olympic Games.
To have a smiling portrait of 16 or 17, including the President of the European Parliament?
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Sugerencias recientes de los usuarios: escalón, comodín, frontalidad, trucho, fideo de chocolate
Palabras similares
smashing · smear · smectite · smell · smelling · smelly · smelt · smelter · smelting · smidgen · smile · smiles · smiling · smirk · Smith · smithers · smithy · smitten · smock · smog · smoggy
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Transportation consultant and former Ohio Department of Transportation Director Gordon Proctor will give a lecture about "How Systems Engineers Can Serve Society," on Thurs., Feb. 13, from 7-8:30 p.m. in Stocker Center 103.
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Dallal, CM, Stone, RA, Cauley, JA, Ness, RB, Vogel, VG, Fentiman, IS, Fowke, JH, Krogh, V, Loft, S, Meilahn, EN, Muti, P, Olsen, A, Overvad, K, Sieri, S, Tj??nneland, A, Ursin, G, Wellejus, A, Taioli, E. Urinary estrogen metabolites and breast cancer: a combined analysis of individual level data. Int J Biol Markers, 28(1), e3-e16, 2013.
Fesinmeyer, MD, North, KE, Lim, U, B????kov??, P, Crawford, DC, Haessler, J, Gross, MD, Fowke, JH, Goodloe, R, Love, SA, Graff, M, Carlson, CS, Kuller, LH, Matise, TC, Hong, CP, Henderson, BE, Allen, M, Rohde, RR, Mayo, P, Schnetz-Boutaud, N, Monroe, KR, Ritchie, MD, Prentice, RL, Kolonel, LN, Manson, JE, Pankow, J, Hindorff, LA, Franceschini, N, Wilkens, LR, Haiman, CA, Le Marchand, L, Peters, U. Effects of smoking on the genetic risk of obesity: the population architecture using genomics and epidemiology study. BMC Med Genet, 14, 6, 2013.
Fowke, JH, Motley, S, Dai, Q, Concepcion, R, Barocas, DA. Association between biomarkers of obesity and risk of high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia and prostate cancer--evidence of effect modification by prostate size. Cancer Lett, 328(2), 345-52, 2013.
Fowke, JH, Phillips, S, Koyama, T, Byerly, S, Concepcion, R, Motley, SS, Clark, PE. Association between physical activity, lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and prostate volume. BJU Int, 111(1), 122-8, 2013.
Graff, M, Gordon-Larsen, P, Lim, U, Fowke, JH, Love, SA, Fesinmeyer, M, Wilkens, LR, Vertilus, S, Ritchie, MD, Prentice, RL, Pankow, J, Monroe, K, Manson, JE, Le Marchand, L, Kuller, LH, Kolonel, LN, Hong, CP, Henderson, BE, Haessler, J, Gross, MD, Goodloe, R, Franceschini, N, Carlson, CS, Buyske, S, Buzkov??, P, Hindorff, LA, Matise, TC, Crawford, DC, Haiman, CA, Peters, U, North, KE. The Influence of Obesity-Related Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms on BMI Across the Life Course: The PAGE Study. Diabetes, 62(5), 1763-7, 2013.
Barocas, DA, Gray, DT, Fowke, JH, Mercaldo, ND, Blume, JD, Chang, SS, Cookson, MS, Smith, JA, Penson, DF. Racial variation in the quality of surgical care for prostate cancer. J Urol, 188(4), 1279-85, 2012.
Buchowski, MS, Matthews, CE, Cohen, SS, Signorello, LB, Fowke, JH, Hargreaves, MK, Schlundt, DG, Blot, WJ. Evaluation of a questionnaire to assess sedentary and active behaviors in the Southern Community Cohort Study. J Phys Act Health, 9(6), 765-75, 2012.
Cohen, SS, Fowke, JH, Cai, Q, Buchowski, MS, Signorello, LB, Hargreaves, MK, Zheng, W, Blot, WJ, Matthews, CE. Differences in the association between serum leptin levels and body mass index in black and white women: a report from the Southern Community Cohort Study. Ann Nutr Metab, 60(2), 90-7, 2012.
Edwards, TL, Velez Edwards, DR, Villegas, R, Cohen, SS, Buchowski, MS, Fowke, JH, Schlundt, D, Long, J, Long, JR, Cai, Q, Zheng, W, Shu, XO, Hargreaves, MK, Smith, J, Jeffrey, S, Williams, SM, Signorello, LB, Blot, WJ, Matthews, CE. HTR1B, ADIPOR1, PPARGC1A, and CYP19A1 and obesity in a cohort of Caucasians and African Americans: an evaluation of gene-environment interactions and candidate genes. Am J Epidemiol, 175(1), 11-21, 2012.
Fesinmeyer, MD, North, KE, Ritchie, MD, Lim, U, Franceschini, N, Wilkens, LR, Gross, MD, B????kov??, P, Glenn, K, Quibrera, PM, Fern??ndez-Rhodes, L, Li, Q, Fowke, JH, Li, R, Carlson, CS, Prentice, RL, Kuller, LH, Manson, JE, Matise, TC, Cole, SA, Chen, CT, Howard, BV, Kolonel, LN, Henderson, BE, Monroe, KR, Crawford, DC, Hindorff, LA, Buyske, S, Haiman, CA, Le Marchand, L, Peters, U. Genetic Risk Factors for BMI and Obesity in an Ethnically Diverse Population: Results From the Population Architecture Using Genomics and Epidemiology (PAGE) Study. Obesity (Silver Spring), , , 2012.
Fowke, JH, Motley, SS, Concepcion, RS, Penson, DF, Barocas, DA. Obesity, body composition, and prostate cancer. BMC Cancer, 12, 23, 2012.
Barocas, DA, Motley, S, Cookson, MS, Chang, SS, Penson, DF, Dai, Q, Milne, G, Roberts, LJ, Morrow, J, Concepcion, RS, Smith, JA, Fowke, JH. Oxidative stress measured by urine F2-isoprostane level is associated with prostate cancer. J Urol, 185(6), 2102-7, 2011.
Cohen, SS, Gammon, MD, Signorello, LB, North, KE, Lange, EM, Fowke, JH, Hargreaves, MK, Cai, Q, Zheng, W, Blot, WJ, Matthews, CE. Serum adiponectin in relation to body mass index and other correlates in black and white women. Ann Epidemiol, 21(2), 86-94, 2011.
Dai, Q, Motley, SS, Smith, JA, Concepcion, R, Barocas, D, Byerly, S, Fowke, JH. Blood magnesium, and the interaction with calcium, on the risk of high-grade prostate cancer. PLoS One, 6(4), e18237, 2011.
Epplein, M, Signorello, LB, Zheng, W, Cai, Q, Hargreaves, MK, Michel, A, Pawlita, M, Fowke, JH, Correa, P, Blot, WJ. Helicobacter pylori prevalence and circulating micronutrient levels in a low-income United States population. Cancer Prev Res (Phila), 4(6), 871-8, 2011.
Fowke, JH, Gao, YT, Chow, WH, Cai, Q, Shu, XO, Li, HL, Ji, BT, Rothman, N, Yang, G, Chung, FL, Zheng, W. Urinary isothiocyanate levels and lung cancer risk among non-smoking women: a prospective investigation. Lung Cancer, 73(1), 18-24, 2011.
Fowke, JH, Motley, SS, Barocas, DA, Cookson, MS, Concepcion, R, Byerly, S, Smith, JA. The associations between statin use and prostate cancer screening, prostate size, high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (PIN), and prostate cancer. Cancer Causes Control, 22(3), 417-26, 2011.
Fowke, JH, Munro, H, Signorello, LB, Blot, WJ, Penson, DF, , . Association between socioeconomic status (SES) and lower urinary tract symptom (LUTS) severity among black and white men. J Gen Intern Med, 26(11), 1305-10, 2011.
Penson, DF, Munro, HM, Signorello, LB, Blot, WJ, Fowke, JH, , . Obesity, physical activity and lower urinary tract symptoms: results from the Southern Community Cohort Study. J Urol, 186(6), 2316-22, 2011.
Fowke, JH. Head and neck cancer: a case for inhibition by isothiocyanates and indoles from cruciferous vegetables. Eur J Cancer Prev, 16(4), 348-56, 2007.
Fowke, JH, Motley, SS, Cookson, MS, Concepcion, R, Chang, SS, Wills, ML, Smith, JA. The association between body size, prostate volume and prostate-specific antigen. Prostate Cancer Prostatic Dis, 10(2), 137-42, 2007.
Fowke, JH, Motley, SS, Wills, M, Cookson, MS, Concepcion, RS, Eckstein, CW, Chang, SS, Smith, JA. Prostate volume modifies the association between obesity and prostate cancer or high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia. Cancer Causes Control, 18(4), 375-84, 2007.
M'Koma, AE, Blum, DL, Norris, JL, Koyama, T, Billheimer, D, Motley, S, Ghiassi, M, Ferdowsi, N, Bhowmick, I, Chang, SS, Fowke, JH, Caprioli, RM, Bhowmick, NA. Detection of pre-neoplastic and neoplastic prostate disease by MALDI profiling of urine. Biochem Biophys Res Commun, 353(3), 829-34, 2007. PMCID:2562600
Canter, JA, Kallianpur, AR, Fowke, JH. Re: North American white mitochondrial haplogroups in prostate and renal cancer. J Urol, 176(5), 2308-9; author reply 2309, 2006.
Fowke, JH, Morrow, JD, Motley, S, Bostick, RM, Ness, RM. Brassica vegetable consumption reduces urinary F2-isoprostane levels independent of micronutrient intake. Carcinogenesis, 27(10), 2096-102, 2006.
Fowke, JH, Signorello, LB, Chang, SS, Matthews, CE, Buchowski, MS, Cookson, MS, Ukoli, FM, Blot, WJ. Effects of obesity and height on prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and percentage of free PSA levels among African-American and Caucasian men. Cancer, 107(10), 2361-7, 2006.
Fowke, JH, Signorello, LB, Underwood, W, Ukoli, FA, Blot, WJ. Obesity and prostate cancer screening among African-American and Caucasian men. Prostate, 66(13), 1371-80, 2006.
Teas, J, Cunningham, JE, Fowke, JH, Nitcheva, D, Kanwat, CP, Boulware, RJ, Sepkovic, DW, Hurley, TG, Hebert, JR. Urinary estrogen metabolites, prostate specific antigen, and body mass index among African-American men in South Carolina. Cancer Detect Prev, 29(6), 494-500, 2005.
Fowke, JH, Schlundt, D, Gong, Y, Jin, F, Shu, XO, Wen, W, Liu, DK, Gao, YT, Zheng, W. Impact of season of food frequency questionnaire administration on dietary reporting. Ann Epidemiol, 14(10), 778-85, 2004.
Fowke, JH, Schlundt, D, Signorello, LB, Ukoli, FA, Blot, WJ. Prostate cancer screening between low-income African-American and Caucasian men. Urol Oncol, 23(5), 333-40, 2004.
Fowke, JH, Shu, XO, Dai, Q, Jin, F, Cai, Q, Gao, YT, Zheng, W. Oral contraceptive use and breast cancer risk: modification by NAD(P)H:quinone oxoreductase (NQO1) genetic polymorphisms. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev, 13(8), 1308-15, 2004.
Matthews, CE, Fowke, JH, Dai, Q, Leon Bradlow, H, Jin, F, Shu, XO, Gao, YT, Longcope, C, Hebert, JR, Zheng, W. Physical activity, body size, and estrogen metabolism in women. Cancer Causes Control, 15(5), 473-81, 2004.
Fowke, JH, Shu, XO, Dai, Q, Shintani, A, Conaway, CC, Chung, FL, Cai, Q, Gao, YT, Zheng, W. Urinary isothiocyanate excretion, brassica consumption, and gene polymorphisms among women living in Shanghai, China. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev, 12(12), 1536-9, 2003.
Fowke, Jay H, Chung, Fung-Lung, Jin, Fan, Qi, Dai, Cai, Qiuyin, Conaway, Cliff, Cheng, Jia-Rong, Shu, Xiao-Ou, Gao, Yu-Tang, Zheng, Wei. Urinary isothiocyanate levels, brassica, and human breast cancer. Cancer Res, 63(14), 3980-6, 2003.
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Approaching the Gate: Meet your I-Prize Finalists – Multi-sense
The Final Lap: The Elite Nine
And then there were nine. We've got our finalists for Cisco's second I-Prize competition! We watched all the video clips submitted by the semi-finalists and we want to applaud all of them for their efforts. Some of the videos were very creative. Now it's down to the final selection, which will be held over TelePresence and WebEx. Though it's too late to submit an idea, you can still invest in what you think will be the winning idea! The winner will be announced on June 29th.
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According to industry studies, capital equipment costs account for between 10 and 15% of the annual network budget for most organizations. While operating costs far exceed capital expenses in the budget, it is still very important to get the most from every dollar used to purchase new networking systems. This is especially true as business requirements and technology advancements continue to apply pressure to existing network devices and designs.
Your network must keep pace, but your budget is not unlimited. In essence, you must save without sacrifice. How can you continue to innovate, while reining in equipment spending?
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CleanAir's Best of Interop 2010 Award evokes the Borderless Networks architecture once again. The concept of Borderless Networks is simple enough when you think about it from the perspective of the user – it's about the need for access and connectivity anywhere, at any time, on any device. But how can technology practically deliver this vision of the network?
I'm reminded of a quote attributed to one of the greatest innovators of all time — Leonardo DaVinci. He said, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." Within the Borderless Networks Architecture, there is indeed much sophisticated technology working to meet this "simple" user ideal.
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During the 2012 presidential campaign, voters heard a lot about what the candidates would do to help the middle class – and about the appropriate role of the wealthy in achieving those goals. This class-based language obscures a disturbing trend in U.S. society which will continue to effect economic growth no matter who is sitting in the White House next year.
The crucial distinction in America today is not the one between rich and poor, between public and private sectors, or even between Republican and Democratic politicians. It is between those trying to game the system for a quick buck and those who still believe that honest hard work and a long-term perspective are the right way to build lasting financial security.
Everyone rightly reviles the energy traders who dreamed up new methods for driving up consumer prices and the investment bankers who pushed products their own colleagues were betting against. However, there has been a culture shift in which people at all socioeconomic levels relentlessly pursue the material gains to which they, too, now feel entitled.
From classrooms and boardrooms to city council chambers, brazen dishonesty seems to be everywhere. Students at elite schools use cell phones to cheat on exams while teachers at struggling ones feed their charges correct answers to boost standardized test scores. Corporate executives convince hand-picked boards to pad their compensation, and unsupervised municipal officials help themselves to the public till. Waitresses and taxi drivers underreport their tips, while middle-class Americans buy homes and run up credit card debt they know they can't afford.
The system just wasn't set up for this many gamers, and the strain has been evident in crises from the S&L scandal of the 1980s to the dot-com bust and the housing market collapse.
Of course corruption has a noble pedigree in the United States, incorporating stuffed ballot boxes, backroom deals in smoke-filled rooms, and the bribery of public officials, among other examples. In fact, much of the history of the last several decades has been about weeding out the collusion that gave a privileged elite access to comforts denied the majority of Americans. There is an understandable instinct for any group, whether based on class, race or creed, to want to help its own. Acknowledging and resisting that urge is an ongoing challenge in building a true meritocracy.
Meanwhile, the number of people still playing by the old rules seems to be shrinking as more and more Americans become convinced that cheating is the only way to get ahead in an unfair world. The kids sharing answers at Stuyvesant High School didn't seem too ashamed of what they had done – just that they had been caught. American adults should not be surprised. In the guise of rewarding success, we have created a society that worships getting ahead by any means necessary, confusing shortcuts and gimmicks with the industriousness and innovation that underpin stable and sustained economic growth.
It's time to ask ourselves whether we are trading privilege based on class and connections for an equally warped system founded on callousness and cunning.
Jameson chairs the Advisory Council for the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies at UCSD.


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Marriage is being deconstructed at the expense of children. It started with contraception. The husband has been separated from the wife procreativity. Next came divorce, and ultimately "no-fault" divorce, which separated the couple legally. . Now, same-sex marriages means that the complementarity between husband and wife means nothing.
If society wants to provide a healthy, loving environment in which to reproduce our species, what are we to do? Is the "marriage" of a loving husband and wife providing a suitable environment for raising children now considered reckless?
Today, the "rights" of the couple have precedence over the interests of a child, born or still in the womb. Divorce laws are saying to parents, especially mothers, that it is not safe to devote oneself primarily or exclusively to raising children.
A child has the right to two parents - a mother and a father. They both make dissimilar contributions to the life of a child. To deliberately deny the child those benefits is wrong.
Same-sex marriages and the disregard for children were made spectacularly a few years ago when a homosexual health worker was artificially inseminated with the sperm of a homosexual friend. She and her lesbian partner planned to share parental duties with the sperm donor and his homosexual friend. Thus, the child is being raised by four friends.
If same-sex couples have such a disdain for marriage and the commitment that institution demands, is it reasonable to expect there will be a commitment to a child? How will deconstructing traditional marriage protect children?


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Dr Raghunandan Chundawat Senior Wildlife Biologist
ACHIEVEMENTS Conducted longest tiger study in Indian history;fellow, Smithsonian Institute;Tiger Gold Award winner
STATUS: Denied entry for tiger study,inquiry on night filming
Like the 13 cases of "criminal trespass" filed by the Karnataka forest department against 18 conservationists and researchers, including three eminent scientists. Their crime, allegedly committed 1-3 years ago? Collecting credible data on the impact of environmentally hazardous mining in Kudremukh National Park (KNP) on Bhadra river. In 2002, the Supreme Court instructed the Kudremukh Iron Ore Company to stop mining in the park by 2005. And to pay the ministry of environment and forest (MoEF) Rs 25 crore as compensation. The outcome, two years later? The 13 cases of trespass that have been stayed by the higher courts.Outlook has a list documenting 30 such cases of monetary, mental and physical harassment of wildlife researchers by state forest departments and the central ministry. "What we're seeing is the retarding of biology in India," says Mahesh Rangarajan, environmental historian and author of Battles Over Biology.So deep is the fear of official persecution that most researchers, irrespective of their seniority, refuse to speak on record. Their responses range from the paranoid "Are you recording me?" and the petrified "Don't give me away, I'll never get my
Ph.D." to the pathetic "We'll talk, call us in a few years". A few years? The diplomacy is dismissed and forest officials called "terrorists" and "tinpot dictators" only after you close your reporter's diary. The stories of harassment include research permission denials to punitive fees in lakhs for whistle-blowing (see box).Presently, the MoEF and its state counterparts have total authority over at least 20 per cent of our land area. Only they can grant scientific study permits. These wild habitats are also the only laboratories where wildlife biologists can research. Yet permissions are being denied or withdrawn even to globally recognised institutes like the Bombay Natural History Society, the internationally-affiliated Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), even the Wildlife Institute of India, funded by the MoEF.Presently, the MoEF grants permissions for trapping, radio collaring or tagging any Schedule 1 species for
research. The rest come from state forest departments. Says S.K. Chadha, joint director, wildlife, MoEF: "We want studies that fit our priority areas, not research for pure scientific purposes." Counters Rangarajan: "Scientists don't have to have all the answers. But they do have the right to ask questions."And today, there are serious questions confronting Indian wildlife. How do we scientifically count our tigers? How do we save the Indian rock python? Where have the sparrows gone? India is home to 10,000 species of flora, 12,000 species of birds and 500 species of mammals, many of which are unstudied and near extinction.Conservation begins with information. And our data pool is pitifully shallow. Says Dr Ravi Chellam, UNDP's programme officer (sustainable environment & energy): "To manage, you need credible information, which scientists provide." But in India, even tigers and elephants are inadequately studied, forget frogs and insects. Each year, the World Conservation Union's red list adds species to its threatened lists, and classifies many declining species in India as "data deficient".Dave Ferguson of the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) calls India a "magnet for conservation", the largest South Asian country with the most important and largest concentrations of plant and wildlife. USFWS has been a major research funder in India since 1970. Says Ferguson: "Wildlife and conservation are non-political subjects, offering a common ground for working on issues that affect us all."But even if politicians want action, the officials don't act. This March, besides tigers, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh drew attention to our vanishing vultures. The MoEF co-funds the Vulture Care Centre in Pinjore, Haryana. Claims an MoEF spokesperson: "We are giving full cooperation." But delayed permissions this year have resulted in the loss of one season for capturing vultures.There's no forum for relief. Valmik Thapar, member, Tiger Task Force, accused by the CBI of poaching, says this "hound, harass and malign" method has long been used "to keep scientists in the second rung of wildlife bodies".A knowledge lag persists, at policy and individual level. Protesting that there isn't a single chapter devoted to research in the Wildlife Protection Act, Dr Ullas Karanth, conservation scientist, WCS, says, "Laws to deter criminals are applied to curb researchers, who fight vested interests like mining, logging and corruption in protected areas." Like was done with Dr Jagdish Krishnaswamy, fellow with environmental research trust ATREE, whose study of the impact of mining on the sediment discharge into the Bhadra river contributed to the KNP ruling. His study discontinued, Krishnaswamy has "lost almost two years of data". Forest officials have cooperated but one vindictive officer seems to have gone gunning for him.
Dr Jagdish Krishnaswamy, Fellow, ATREE
ACHIEVEMENTS: BTech IIT; PhD in environmental science, Duke University;
author of 20 scientific papers and presentations
STATUS: 'Criminal trespasser 'in case filed by Karnataka forest department
The Wildlife Protection Act classifies scientists in the same category as hunters, who have to be given permits to trap animals for studies. Says Rauf Ali, senior wildlife biologist with
NGO FERAL: "Today if I see a new species of butterfly in our country, I need permission to collect it. We've killed taxonomy, the science of classification."Without biological knowledge there's bureaucratic chaos. On seeking permission to collect frogs, a researcher was instructed to collect just one male and one female specimen: "But with many frog species, you can only determine the sex after dissection." Says another scientist: "A forest department vet wanted 100 ml blood sample from a slender loris that was being radio-collared. The poor creature has only 150 ml of blood!" The need of the century is reconciliation ecology. Senior forest officer Pramod Kant recognises this: "From being forest guards protecting jewels, we must become librarians who invite people for learning." If Kant's idea takes hold, civil society can once again contribute to conserving our wildlife with
biologists. Like naturalist Billy Arjan Singh gave us Dudhwa National Park. Rahmani and Ranjitsinh helped save the Great Indian Bustard in MP's Karera. Nature writer M. Krishnan contributed to the conservation of Tamil Nadu's Pichavaram mangrove wetland.But as biologists get locked out of their living labs, their freedom to study bound and gagged by the bureaucracy, the science and India's wilderness will decline.
While your article highlights the difficulties wildlife scientists face, it doesn't explain why this divide between them and forest officials exists. With scientists being internationally funded, their loyalties lie elsewhere. They seldom share their information with forest functionaries at the local level and directly seek to sensationalise it through the media. Some are so influential that they can get irksome officers transferred. They also misuse guesthouses, by paying fees meant for staff when they get thousands from their sponsors for accommodation. Our scholars have to understand that we need to work with the poor farmer who lives at subsistence levels near national parks, our poorly paid rangers and forest staff, and utilise this as a collective pool of knowledge to save our wildlife. 'Tiger' T.G. Ramesh, on e-mail
Thank you to all those who have taken the trouble to read the article and share their thoughts. Out of the arguments made here, there are two that perhaps need answering. So here they go.
1. The first part of the article compares outcomes (relative percentages of population of the religions concerned) irrespective of the process that led to those outcomes - whether immigration, relatively faster population growth or conversions. This was for two reasons. One, to put the figure of 2.3 per cent in "numerical perspective", as the article itself explained. The second reason was that outcomes are ultimately what the crux of debate is about. The rest of the article in any case dealt with process - or conversions in this case, from both a contemporary and historical perspective.
2. Some commenters have tried to cast doubts on the reliability of Census 2001. Those who do this should bear in mind that Census 2001 was conducted by a BJP government. Considering the extreme importance that BJP gives to this issue, it would be reasonable to expect that IF it had perceived a problem with the methodology that was distorting the numbers, it would have fixed it. As the article mentioned, BJP or BJP-supported governments have been in power for 10 of the last 40 years, or about a quarter of the time, and the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at is that any misreporting of numbers, real or perceived, would be marginal and hence, not of importance.
To all other arguments made, my answer is the following: Please read the article again, with particular focus on the quotations of Vivekananda and Monier Williams, and the history of the missionary efforts in Bengal and their outcome.
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Re: Do you agree with TNG being cut short for the movies/other shows?
I think the show left on top. Creatively, even if the seventh season was a bit of a let down in a few ways, there were still a good amount of entertaining episodes, and the finale was easily the best finale of Trek, period. We often forget about episodes like "Attached," where Picard and Crusher finally come to grips with their feelings with each other, or seeing the ship from a unique, junior officer perspective in "Lower Decks."
There's so many good character arc endings in the seventh season that I can't fully dismiss the season outright. When it first aired, I was so in love with the characters that I was completely onboard, even though there was nothing as vividly memorable as "The Best of Both Worlds" or "The Inner Light" or "Family."
I think, if they had an eighth season, they could have regrouped, seen the faults of the previous season, and given us a higher quality finale season. But, as it stands, I love a lot of Season Seven (more than most people, I'd gather) and I wouldn't change anything.
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I have been in the dental field for almost 17 years. Starting out as a dental assistant for the first 5 years I learned the ins and outs of the various dental specialties. After learning the trade as a the right hand man to a dentist, I developed my skills as an Oral Preventive Assistant (OPA) and learned how to scale teeth. During my first years as an OPA technician I learned what burnout truly was. I worked the prophy line at my clinic like it was a prophy mill. I can still remember seeing 14 prophies in a typical eight hour workday. With the burnout, came the decline in my passion for what I was doing. I found myself simply going through the motions and I didn't feel like what I did had a purpose and it was notice my by office staff. I went back to assisting thinking things would be the same, but sadly I longed for the autonomy that I had as an OPA tech. I missed the relationships that I had personally forged with my patients and their appreciation for the great work that I had done. Fortunately I was given a second chance with a new found passion for what I enjoyed. My enthusiasm was recognized and I was provided the opportunity to gain additional training to become what was then called an Advance Oral Hygiene (AOH) technician. In my six years as an AOH technician I was very capable providing various dental briefings within my community, managing my periodontal maintenance roster, performing scaling and root planings, and even applying desensitizing agents. Before even considering applying to Dental Hygiene School I can honestly say I was very prepared for my future chosen profession. As dental professionals we all play a role in preventive dentistry but Dental Hygiene is very much a career in every respect. It is a field that you just can't go home to and not think about. While your place of employment or job is forgotten about as soon as you set into your home or whether you move from office to office, your license still says, Registered Dental Hygienist. I consistently think about how I can improve and how could I have handled a certain situation differently so that I can be better prepared for next time. I read articles in RDH journals, magazines, social pages and websites to learn what's new in our field and share with my coworkers. In clinic, I remain passionate to this day and I always strive to find way to provide my patients the best experience possible. Whether it's though my interactive patient education or instrumentation skills, I am consistently finding ways to make my job fun. Our landscape is always advancing with new products everyday so half the fun is learning of new products mentioned by a patient and doing research on it. Dental Hygiene is a career because of the passion it takes to practice dental hygiene. It is not simply clinical, because there are so many avenues we can venture off to that help others with our knowledge. We are educators, advisors, and facilitators to advance preventive dentistry.
The world of business is all about achieving and exceeding production goals. The business of dentistry is no different, a successful practice is defined by it's ability to exceed it's production goals and maintain a regular patient clientele. Some practices focus and strive to increase quantity for profits with an unfortunate sacrifice to quality. In Dental Hygiene school we are taught motivational interviewing and various patient education techniques to enlighten our patients in hopes they will maintain an appropriate level of care after their annual examination and prophylaxis. Dental Hygienists are taught to become the prevention specialists. We learn to provide the level of preventive care that may exceed the training or understanding of a General Dentist. We understand the need for the to patient to floss in a C-shape around the tooth when flossing and we know when to demonstrate the Bass technique and explain to our patients why it is preferred over the Fones technique when brushing. After Dental Hygiene school, hygienists are thrown into practices where they may be required to complete an exam and prophy within an hour. During that hour, medical history's must be accomplished and radiographs are often required. The examination itself may take an additional 15 minutes depending on the speed of the dentist and questions the patient may have. 20 minutes have gone by which would leave the hygienist 30 minutes for the prophy with 10 minutes left for breakdown, disinfection of the room and setup for the next patient. Through all of this, how many Dental Hygienists can honestly say they provide the time for quality patient education and motivational interviewing? Patient education should not be an afterthought and should be accomplished prior to any scaling. The joy I find in the Dental Hygiene profession is that you can be as creative as you want to in regards to patient education. You can perform patient education with oral hygiene aids and a hand mirror in the patient's own mouth, utilize demonstration models, or make use of the various technology aids that exist as demonstrated by this website. Make use of the time allowed, get creative, and find ways that will motivate the patient to maintain their own oral health.
Quiet simply, the iPad just works for what we as Dental Hygienists would intend to use a tablet for. I am currently an owner of an iPad, Nexus 7 and a Windows 8 laptop. So I have experience with all of the major operating systems and am familiar with what's available within their application ecosystems. When I say the iPad just works, I am speaking from not only my personal experience in ease of overall hardware usability, but I'm specifically referring to the quantity and quality of applications that are available for the three systems. There will always be lots of debate over why any tablet is better than the iPad based on specs, but it is the apps that make the tablet useful and there is no ecosystem greater than Apple's iTunes Store.
Graduation in 4 days
In four days I will achieve something that I would have never dreamed of since I've joined the Air Force 14 years ago. I will be graduating Dental Hygiene School here at Saint Petersburg College in Florida. It has been a long journey to get here, however I have met some amazing people, made some great friends, and have learned how much I truly love the dental hygiene profession. This website is dedicated toward the advancement of our profession. My favorite aspect of the dental profession is that you are only limited by your own imagination. The iPad is a wonderful piece of technology that has been stated by many as a fantastic consumption device, to which I agree to an extent. Did you know that there are currently over 400 apps designed for dentistry? In the upcoming weeks I will demonstrate via weekly YouTube shows, how the iPad can be used in the clinical setting, as well as review 2 dental applications and 1 iPad accessory. In addition, I will occasionally provide tips on how the iPad can be used by Dental Hygiene Students in the classroom setting. Thank you for coming to my website and I promise to make this as entertaining and informative for you as possible.
Keith Duron
CRDH and self proclaimed iPad guru.
April 2015


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Is it normal for my 8yr old boy to be wetting the bed? Its almost everynight. I hav tlked to the doc but she said it was normal, just a heavy sleeper. But then 2 nights ago i saw a tv show. Same thing was happening to the 14yo kid. The parent took him to his doc and they discovered that his Ureters werent wrking right and if hadnt been caught on time, he wuld hav needed a kidney transplant in the future. I knw its just a tv show but it got me thinking. What do u guys think? Is this possible to happen?
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My younger brother wet the bed until he was at least 16 (maybe older but he wasn't exactly telling people about it by then so can't say for sure) and he was perfectly healthy and normal, just slept too deep for his body to wake itself up. He had all kinds of tests but everything was normal. As far as I can figure I think the only reason he stopped at all is probably when he moved out and started sharing a bed with his girlfriend, I think having someone in bed must have stayed in the back of his mind and helped wake him. Of course though, that's just speculation but I do know for whatever reason it definitely did stop bc I stayed with him and his wide and helped out recently when they had their first child. Now, on the other hand, one of my first cousins had the same problem of bedwetting into teenage years and when she was probably 14 or so they finally discovered there was some issues with her bladder. I don't remember the details, this was nearly a decade or more ago, but I remember she had to take medication to get it straightened out and supposedly if they hadn't caught it by a certain point (maybe by time she stopped growing?) It would've been too late and been permanent. So I wouldn't freak out about it but I would get it looked at because it could go either way.
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On 4 April 2014, the Department of Justice's (DoJ's) Antitrust Division announced its first successful extradition of a foreign national to the US on antitrust charges. Romano Pisciotti, a citizen of Italy, has been under indictment since 2010 based on his alleged involvement in a marine hose cartel that has produced a number of guilty pleas. While travelling through Germany on business, he was identified as a fugitive from US justice, detained and eventually extradited. Germany's extradition of Mr Pisciotti demonstrates both the increased willingness of the division to pursue extradition and the increased risks posed to foreign executives, especially if they travel outside of their home countries while under indictment in the US.
The US DoJ's Antitrust Division has steadily increased its prosecution of international cartels involving foreign companies. In 1993 and 1994, the DoJ announced its corporate and individual leniency programmes. These programmes provide immunity to companies and individuals who are the first to report illegal antitrust activity and leniency to those who report their own involvement once an investigation has already begun. They have led to an increase in enforcement against foreign cartel defendants: both the number of foreign executives separately prosecuted for violating antitrust laws and corresponding prison sentences are on the rise.
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Package Quality: 4.4
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INGREDIENTSAqua, synthetic Beeswax, Paraffin, Stearic Acid, Acacia Senegal Gum, Triethanolamine, Butylene Glycol, Carnauba wax, Glyceryl stearate, Polybutene, VP/Eicosene Copolymer, Phenoxyethanol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Potassium Sorbate, Ascorbyl palmitate, Tocopherol, (+/-, CI 75470, CI 77007, Ci 77163, Ci 77288, Ci 77289, Ci 77491, Ci 77492, Ci 77499, CI 77510, Ci 77742, CI 77891, Mica).
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Love love love. Received a sample of this and it's amazing makes lashes longer and fuller in one sweep!!! X
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
Like many of the reviewers here, I also got Le Volume de Chanel as a sample so I can't fault their marketing campaign for this product. Having just finished an Elizabeth Arden Lash Enhancing mascara which has an elegant spiral bristle wand, my first reaction to Le Volume was shock at the size of the mammoth silicone spiked pine cone (official term: patented "stacked snowflake" comb).
I have short, downward-pointing eyelashes which look transparent against my dark eye make-up, so any mascara to enhance their visibility is better than none and some clumping is tolerable. Le Volume delivers as promised by adding plumage to my thin eyelashes and, although it's not designed to be an extension mascara, this can still be achieved by application on the hair ends.
UPDATE: after over a week of using Le Volume, I've changed my mind and it's definitely a "must-have" that I'm going to buy the next time I pass through duty free. I hesitate to designate HG status to any particular product, but Le Volume comes close: I've been indifferent to mascara for a number of years, but Le Volume has re-ignited a passion to make the most of my God-given eyelashes. And I forgot to mention that it makes my eyelashes curl all day and night.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This mascara is life changing! it will give you length, curl and thickness beyond your wildest dreams. if you are looking for a "natural lash look" stay away from this one. If dramatic is what your after then this is your HG
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
I received a sample of this from Chanel in Debenhams Birmingham. The MUA had this on and it looked amazing.She had told me that she had not curled her lashes and i thought "yeah,right"!. Tried it a few days later myself and it really does an amazing job of curling your lashes and making them look fuller. If i had to be critical i would say it is expensive for a mascara and does come off a bit if your eyes weep so i wish it came in a waterproof format . I also own YSL babydoll mascara and the Chanel Le Volume looks more effective.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
For reference I have dark, long (careprost), medium thick lashes and love high impact mascaras. Dior Show and YSL Effet Faux Cils are two old favourites. I detest Hypnotic Star by Lancome and have never tried an even remotely useable drugstore mascara. Despite many tries. I have never liked any of Chanels mascaras before this one.
Great if you like dramatic rather than natural lashes. A lot of volume is promised and a lot of volume you get.
So fast and easy to apply. When I first got a sample of this it ended up in my handbag, turning out to be the perfect mascara to use on the go. No rubbing, working or second coats needed, so I can even use it in the car while being driven. The rather wet formula helps the colour reach around every lash without coaxing.
Very deep black colour. (10 Noir)
Wears like mascara should. No flaking or running.
Nice tube.
Wet and good for quick, no fuss application, if you prefer a more sculptural mascara to manipulate and build you should probably look elsewere.
A little too much mascara ends up on the wand that you may like to wipe off. Like always it seems with this type of product (="dramatic" mascara). (Only Geisha Ink manages not to, look it up if you want more natural looking volume without wiping the wand).
It smells nice, but why put fragrance in a mascara? No one, including me, is going to smell my lashes much.
Overpriced - naturellement..
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
If you ran out or lost this product would you buy it again?? YES,YES, YES!!!! Just incredible!!! I have been looking for the perfect mascara through years, belive me , I have tried almost everyone , the last one: Dior overcurl,nothing to do whith this one. I have quite thin lashes, not short but not many, and i always look for something that makes the miracle! That turns my normal lashes into FABOLOUS lashes, and of course, never found that. Believe me when I say this is something unvelibable! Just amazing the effect you will see. Instantly my 15 lashes turn into 15millions lashes. You can weare it for a whole day and it will stay perfect untill you go to bed, not flakes at all. And it stays perfect until you end the tube, what I think is great, because many mascaras dry in a few months. Not allowed to those who like a natural effect! The price? Not cheap 32€, but worth every cent, really. If you need a mascara that gives real volume thickness, and butterfly effect at the same time, stop searching, and really try this!! You will be surprised as I did!!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Other
This is a great mascara. I still prefer hypnose, because I feel it does less damage to my lashes, but le volume definitely gives much more of 'le volume', while adding the same amount of length. The packaging is gorgeous, sleek and simple, and the price is...very chanel. Definitely over-priced, but department store makeup always is. I personally find it comparable to benefits 'they're real', but I think it's a richer black (which is betttterrr). My only problems with it are that it can feel heavy (though I layer and layer on mascara, and use diorshow primer underneath), and that I noticed some breakage whilst using it. Still a great mascara. I wouldn't repurchase only because I prefer lancomes and I'm not a millionaire.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have the shortest straightest lashes so mascara is an absolute must. Have been switching around mascaras for the past year after ending my long term obsession with the classic dior show. I had been using the original falsies volume express by maybelline, which was really hit or miss. On good days, it would make my lashes look so long, but on bad days, they would look short and clumpy. Also, that mascara could not keep a curl.
This mascara was just eh at first: caused my short lashes to be so clumpy. But then I started doing this and boy is it the best mascara I've ever used: WIPE OFF EXCESS PRODUCT FROM THE APPLICATOR W/ A TISSUE AND YOU'LL GET THE BEST LASHES EVER :) I generally just curl, apply a lancome base, and then chanel and my lashes look so long and fluttery w/o looking too spidery. Plus, it holds the curl and doesn't smudge, but is so easy to remove! Plus, wow, does it make my lashes look black and glossy (unlike dior show which sort of reminded me of a matte mousse).
The brush has the whole "snowflake tip" deal which is nice, but will clump your lashes if it has too much product on it. The product itself has that high-end makeup smell haha. The packaging design is perfection, so sleek and beautiful, but make sure to turn the cap into you hear a faint "click" (really easy to forget and why I took off a lippie).
pros: makes short, straight lashes look amazing (when wipe of excess), packaging design is gorgeous, stays all day but washes off w/ ease
cons: 30 bucks for a mascara, have to remember to twist cap all the way, can clump lashes
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I received the sample of this and used it until the very end. I am a mascara addict. I love when I find the different articles that say you need different mascaras for different things. This mascara is perfect alone but what I LOVE it for is using it as the base mascara. It plumps up my eyelashes giving them body, separation (they already have a curl) and they give a great definition. I follow it up with LAURA MERCIER Faux Lash Mascara and then use the other Chanel mascara to gently separate and finish. They look huge, full, real and gorgeous!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My mom got this mascara for Christmas and I have been loving it ever since I got it. Sure it's expensive but it's Chanel and it's worth it. If you want a softer,more natural look all it takes is one swipe. If you want it to be more dramatic, you can easily build up the product. Lasts all day,does not flake,does not clump.Perfect!
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Green Bay has run more often than it has passed the last five weeks. This new-found running game is the reason many critics now rate the Packers as among the leading Super Bowl contenders again. I say running more makes the Packers less likely to win the Super Bowl. Far less likely.
The Packers ran for 140 yards against Detroit last week.
Green Bay ran for 152 yards the week before against Minnesota.
And 116 yards against the Giants.
Green Bay had only 95 yards rushing in its first game against Detroit, but ran more times (29) than it passed (27.)
Green Bay had 39 runs (for 176 yards) and only 30 passes against Arizona.
The Packers did go 4-1 in those five games, but two of those were close wins over a Detroit team that last lost five games in a row, one came against a Vikings team that has one of the three worst starting quarterbacks in the NFL in Christian Ponder and the other was against Arizona, which has lost nine games in a row.
So, in their only true test in this run-heavy stretch, the Packers were clubbed 38-10 by the Giants.
Yet coach Mike McCarthy seems committed to keeping the ball in the hands of Alex Green and James Starks as much as Aaron Rodgers, even though Rodgers is the highest-rated passer in NFL history and Green Bay's top three running backs this year all average 3.6 yards per carry or less.
Last week, in an interview with NBC's Bob Costs, McCarthy said:
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quote "Last year was a special year. We were almost a fast-break offense. It was wide open. I don't know if it was always the best thing for the rest of our team, particularly our defense. ... I hate to say that we're designing to score less points, but I think we're a little more conscientious of field position, time of possession, things that will make us a more well-rounded football team." quote_author Packers coach Mike McCarthy
No, things that make the Packers worse. Green Bay is best when Aaron Rodgers passes, but 16 teams have thrown more than the Packers this year. McCarthy has improved his defense by one point a game, but at a cost of 10 points on offense. Green Bay was second at plus-201 points last year and second at plus-148 two years ago. They are now 12th at plus-44.
Remember, the Packers won the Super Bowl because Green Bay came out in a no-huddle shotgun offense while the Steelers lined up under center and tried to run at Green Bay two years ago. The Packers also won because McCarthy didn't play it safe even with a lead at the end, having Rodgers throw deep down the middle on third-and-long in the last few minutes from inside his own 20.
Does Bill Belichick rein in Tom Brady because he's worried about his defense playing too much?
Did the Saints ever do that with Drew Brees?
By the way, even with Green Bay running 25 times and throwing only 24 last week, Detroit ran 50 percent more plays (78 to Green Bay's 52, counting sacks). So much for ball control.
You want to control the game? Run an unstoppable offense.
Pittsburgh is making the same mistake this year with new offensive coordinator Todd Haley. Haley was going to "protect" Ben Roethlisberger by running more this year. That only works if you run well. The Steelers rank 26th in rushing and Roethlisberger suffered one of the worst injuries of his career.
In the NFC Championship game two years ago, Rodgers passed for 22 and 26 yards on the first two plays of the game. Green Bay took a quick 7-0 lead. It became 14-0 early in the second quarter. But Green Bay wound up running 32 times (for 120 yards) and passing only 30, and the Packers never scored another offensive point in the last 41 minutes of the game.
"Well-rounded" doesn't mean "good."
"Good" means "good."
The Patriots rank seventh in the NFL in rushing this year. As soon as I saw clips of Stevan Ridley running early this year, I figured New England was the team to beat. But the Patriots' top two rushers both average at least 4.5 yards per carry. New England doesn't just run a lot; it runs well.
Also, New England has a Hall of Fame quarterback that has come up short in the playoffs more often lately than Peyton Manning used to. There is an obvious reason for New England to want to run more when one of the highest-scoring, heaviest-passing offenses in NFL history have twice come up short in the Super Bowl.
But what are the Packers' reasons?
They have no good ones.
And it's not a good idea to want to give Alex Green and James Starks an equal spotlight with Aaron Rodgers.
Run enough to take pressure off Aaron Rodgers so he doesn't have to do it alone. But don't run too much, or you will INCREASE the pressure on Aaron Rodgers by leaving him with a whole lot of third-and-8s and third-and-9s.


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