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Naples represents the gold coast of southwest Florida. People who say they don't like Florida might not have seen this upscale retirement community. Its downtown is as sophisticated as any in the world, but charming too – you can pull up to a 5 star hotel's valet parking, and then walk 50 feet to a old-fashioned bar where you can listen to Irish singers. High end shops vie for your credit card. Surrounding the walk-able downtown are beautiful residential streets, conveniently situated next to the white coral beach that goes for miles, with condominiums and homes lining much of it. The average age in Naples is quite high, it is definitely a popular retirement spot. Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Recreation Area is one of the most popular parks in southwest Florida.The downtown neighborhoods are lovely and feature both private homes and small condominium associations. Many other active adults 55+ choose to live in the many expensive gated developments along various waterways. Naples has every type of active adult community imaginable, and most of them are quite expensive. Golf courses are just about everywhere, but tend to be more on the Bay side of town. The 2012 population was about 20,000, with manymore in the surrounding area. Photo of downtown Naples courtesy of Wikipedia and MJJR.
There are many active adult communities in Naples (see link at top right).Naples is a dynamic, fast-growing city of 20,000. The National Association of Realtors reports the median sale price of a home in the Naples/Marco Island area to be $423,000 for the 2nd quarter of 2015. Many homes near the beach and in waterfront developments will sell for much more than that.
• Naples Beach and adjacent neighborhoods • Charming and upscale downtown area • An upscale development for everybody • Active cultural life • an affluent and prosperous town • Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is a huge preserve • Naples claims it has more golf holes per capita than any other town in the country.
Oppressively hot, humid summers; traffic is intense and only going to get worse; really high prices, although they have fallen lately; everybody seems rich.
In addition to Naples Community Hospital, the Cleveland Clinic has a facility in Naples. Sometimes it seems like every other building houses a medical practice or facility - there is no shortage of medical care here!
The city is served by the Naples Municipal Airport and the Delta Connection, which flies to Atlanta. Southwest Florida International Airport, in South Fort Myers t is just a short trip up the Interstate. Most of the low-cost carriers are there, offering convenient non-stop service to many destinations. Car traffic is intense in season. Naples is way above average in walkability when compared to other communities.
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Only one awards show can deliver that special blend of booze and ego that makes a three-hour telecast feel like. . . well, an entertaining three-hour telecast. Under the brilliant leadership of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, last night's 71st Annual Golden Globes Awards had it all: jokes about pubic hair and herpes, Julia Louis-Dreyfus puffing an e-cigarette, esteemed actresses literally holding their shoes above their heads onstage. As Rob Sheffield put it, the night "turned into a rowdy celebrity pageant of Wasted Ladies Kicking Ass." When the rivers of champagne finally stopped flowing, we were left with these 20 highlights and lowlights.
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Folly? The Legio I Italica finds Velathri defended only by its garrison and it falls easily to the Romans. As the city is plundered the Senate laughs at the Etruscans. Certain now that this war will be quick and easy, but wait. A messenger arrives from Neapolis. The Etruscan army have been sighted in the South, and with Rome's forces all gathered in the North, they are unchallenged and in striking distance of Rome itself! Soon Lucious Julious Libo finds himself pressured into leaving for Rome Immediately.
As the Roman army returns back to familiar lands, the war turns into a chase with the Etruscan army retreating up north. The Roman army almost ctahes up to it at Arimini, however the enemy quickly crosses the mountains and lay siege to the now poorly defended city of Velathri.
Now the folly increases, shaming not only the Etruscans, but also the Roma's in the eyes of the known world. The city of Velathri is taken from the Romans just as the Romans take the other Etruscan city of Arimini. And heres the part that many nations believe to be nothing more than rumor, what the Etruscan army does next is retreat to the open sea, leaving Velathri to the Romans and on the way find themselves ambushes by a barbarian army laying in wait. A strange tale indeed.
Despite a buckling treasury, the Senate decided to raise another army under the looming threat of Carthage, while the main army set sail for the city of Alalia located on Corsica off the Italian coast. With both the last navies and armies of the Etruscan League all gathered for a last stand, taking this last bastion might prove difficult for the Roman commander.
In what seems as incredible luck, the Etruscans gather all their forces and leave for an unknown destination, making the taking of their last bastion a much more easy task. However the question remained, where are they headed? An army without supplies can be a dangerous foe, although a weakened one. The Roman fleet is too small to have any chances of victory, so it joins the garrison at Neapolis.
The Etrucans split their forces into three armies and attack and three different locations across Italy. The first goes north, towards Velathri. Another lay siege to the harbour of Neapolis and another heads for the Southern cities, also being by far the largest force. With the main Roman forces to far away a brave Roman general musters all the mercenaries he can into the Legio IV in order to try and stop their forces, however he is defeated. But as intended, he had inflicted critical losses on the enemy forces, perhaps enough for the Legio II to stand a chance of winning.
Hope prevails! Thanks to the sacrifice of the Legio IV the Garrison forces at Consentia manages to stave off the assault on their city. A significant turning point in the war. Then another victory as the Etruscans retreating from Consentia are caught by the Legio II and utterly defeated. In the North the attack on Velathri is repelled and the remaining forces captured and sold into slavery.
What remains of the Etruscan forces quickly retreat into the oceans with the Roman fleet in pursuit.
With the Etrucans all but defeated following a string of victories by the Romans, citizens all over the Republic celebrate. However, the Senate does not yet feel that they can start the relax. For grim news have reached their ears; Carthage have arrived.
With a Carthaginian fleet spotted headed towards the settlement on Corsica, Rome sends the Legio I to intercept. However, the balance of power is not in favor of the Romans, seeing the vastly superior navy of the Carthaginians, the Roman general instead sail for the nearest of their cities, the closest one being Karalis. It was a gamble as he would leave many Roman cities defenseless, however it worked. After placing his army outside their walls, Carthaginian armies and fleets alike rushes back to defend their city. Now the trick would be to win the Siege of Karalis.
Before the general of the Legio I could devise a plan, the Carthaginian Army and Navy decided to strike first hoping to catch the Romans off guard and gain the advantage. The odds did not favor the Romans, however the Carthaginians made one critical mistake, they chose to attack from the sea. The Romans whom had originally taken up a defensive position on a hill now quickly ran to the coast and just as the Carthaginian ships made it into land the Roman Legion counter attacked them on the beaches, with their skirmishers just behind targeting the men exposed still on the ships, even lighting some of them on fire burning the enemy soldiers alive. By the time additional reinforcements came to the aid of the Carthaginian fleet, the main force had been forced in to the sea and the Romans met the reinforcements with the entire legion mostly intact.
With a Heroic Victory for the Romans and the Carthaginian army crushed, the city of Karalis was easily taken, despite a small rebellion soon after that was swiftly crushed, the entire province was now firmly in Roman hands.
Following the loss of one of their armies along with a major city, Carthage sent word to Rome. They wanted peace. Unknown to Carthage, the Roman treasury was empty and the Senate in debt, so they were in truth forced to accept, however as far as Carthage had to know they were naturally being most generous despite Carthage's highly dishonorable entry into the war.
As the war ended, so did the glorious life of Lucious Julious Libo, General of the Legio I Italica, savior of Rome, conqueror of the Etruscan League and Bane of Carthaginians. A Statue was erected in the center of Rome in his memory and all now praise him before and after battle.
With the economy and treasury once again prosperous, the Senate now looked north. They had grown tired of paying off the Barbarians who constantly loomed at their borders. Especially the demands of the Veneti tribes had gotten utmost unreasonable. Wanting to teach them a lesson and show the Roman strength to its neighbors with whom relations were more tense by the day. The Senate decided to send the Legendary Legio I Italica to officially declare war and defeat the barbarians. The gods however had another lesson to teach.
After declaring war, the Roman General whom had now taken over the Legio I after the death of its last glorious General, Lucious Julious Libo, the new commander had a fairly large shadow to outgrown. He decided to wait for the enemy at the river, believing the barbarians foolish enough to attack him at the river.
The barbarians were smart enough to see through his ruse and instead sends a smaller force around the Roman Legion and attack from behind. Thinking their main army came from behind, the Legion turned only to find out to late that the barbarians had tricked the Romans crossed the river. After a desperate battle the Romans emerged victorious, however thinking themselves safe and staying, they soon discovered that their victory was short lived. Not only had the Legions new and foolish commander walked out during the night in order to pee and then get assassinated but they also got assaulted by another horde in the following morning. This time they no longer had the numbers to hold the line and the barbarians broke through, causing the legion to rout.
As they routed into the forests of Italy the barbarians followed and killed every man in the legion, bringing an, at least temporary, end to the famous Legio I Italica.
Following the barbarians victory and later offer of peace, which the Senate promptly refused in order to avoid further humiliation, the Veneti forged a Tribal Confederation with one of the neighboring states. Despite this, the Legio II was turned north and succeeded where the Legio I had failed. After taking the region, a peace settlement was reached with the Confederation and
Rome now began the reinstatement of rebuilding of the Legio I Italica, all the meanwhile now looking east towards the Illyrians whose power and influence had troubled the Romans long enough...
Under the pretense of aiding an ally the Romans now sent the fresh and new Legio I Italica to wage war on the Illyrians, the first being the Delmatae who were situated in the city of Iaden. The Siege of Iaden would be the best and perhaps last chance for the Legio I to regain the legendary status as Rome's best Legion.
This time, the Legion did not wait for the enemy, despite being outnumbered they attacked and praised be Lucious Juliuos Libo, they were victorious! The Delmatae forces were decimated and the city of Iaden taken in the name of Rome.
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Why? WHY??
The time is now 22.45, I have to get up by 05.30... AND GO TO SCHOOL. WHYYY?
Studýing is the torment of the mind. Work is the torment of the body, and life is the torment of the soul. I should write that down somewhere.. Sounded kinda cool? Only been in school for 3 days and I'm already depressed :/
This is the kinda stuff I write in my diary on a good day people! xD
Just kidding! I think.... The real reason behind my mood is that no really good games have been released this summer! I NEED MY FIX! The only reason I haven't mummyfied yet is because of the great mods here on ModDB., Thanks guys! :D
Well, have to go to bed now.. Good night internet!
School is good. Teachers are bad. Fact.
HOLD ON!! I know school sucks, you learn alot more off movies, games and the internet (for instance wikipedia) that you care about and remember than you do at school. I HATE standing up early for going to school myself!
As for good games? depends on what you like for instance Call Of Juarez The Cartel is awsome it was released some weeks ago.
But my next game im wainting for is Batman Arkham City which comes in October mmm, 2 months new game brake then (for me)?
Not really my type of games. But I am looking forward to Battlefield 3, Star Wars the Old Republic, Stronghold 3 and a few other games. :P
It's not my school that sucks, only the teachers... Most of my teachers are old and prefer doing everything retro style :/
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The Force Is Still Strong!
HAHAHAHAHA! Where do you find these vids!? xD Also saw the one on your page, just so funny! :P
As i said im a huge fan.
as for this video Zachary Levi twitted the video , you know MARK HAMILL HIMSELF IS GUEST STAR OF SEASON 5 ohh so excited!
Yeah. I heard! He is going to play the bad guy right?
yeah, hope he is the main villan like Mr Bond was last season
(Timothly Dalton) that was an awsome guest in the show too!
maby Hamill dosnt play the villan well techancly not a villan maby he is a CIA agent, going after them for either real reasons or that mad CIA hierd killer we see at Chuck VS The Cliffhanger
That would be awesome. I bet they are going to play the Star Wars soundtrack at some point with Mark Hamill xD Season five is going to be the best of them all. Definately. :P
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Experience fire-side dining and American Flatbread fresh from the earthen oven, made just for you.
Along with salads & desserts, all natural beverages, wines, and microbrews, we offer all-natural flatbread pizzas featuring Addison County- and Vermont-raised ingredients that will please the pickiest two-year old, the hungriest college kid, or the most experienced pizza connoisseur! Bring everyone!
The Marble Works once processed marble and other rock from Brandon, Vt. Many historic buildings in the area, such as St. Mary's Church which was completed in 1903, were built incorporating this local marble and are still standing. In fact, the Marble Works themselves were erected with scrap marble accumulated during the processing! Today, the Marble Works hosts many Vermont-owned businesses and is a hub of activity.
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Yeah, but I'm glad he is back on the PC. I know Cpt. Grene likes him and he and Ted must think he still has a big upside.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - UCLA says it will replace the floor of Pauley Pavilion that was flooded by a 20 million-gallon water main leak.
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Research suggests that people with a glass-half-full outlook are healthier than their pessimistic peers: They catch fewer colds, cope better with heart disease, and may even live longer.
Yet far too many of us assume that optimism is an inborn trait bestowed on a lucky few. That's a completely wrong assumption, says James Maddux, a professor of psychology at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va. Can people learn to be optimists? "The answer is an indisputable yes," says Maddux.
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After, say, surviving a round of layoffs at your office, you may feel panicked about the prospect of losing your job. Maddux suggests letting go of the notion that there's only one job that will make you happy. "You may think that if you lose your job, you may never find another that's as fulfilling, but that's probably not the case," he says. While you shouldn't deny that your current position might not last forever, it's smart to acknowledge that there will probably be other professional opportunities that could potentially be as challenging and satisfying, he says. Apply this thinking to virtually any setback to bolster your outlook. More from U.S. News Health: How Your Personality Affects Your Health 10 Reasons Play Can Make You Healthy, Happy, and More Productive 'Type D' Personality: How Distress Affects Your Health Flickr photo by D'Arcy Norman
Pessimists tend to think bad things happen to them because they simply have bad luck or because they don't have what it takes to be successful, says Maddux, when a bad economy or an unfaithful partner could really be the reason for getting laid off or dumped. He recommends aiming for a balance between accepting responsibility for some of the bad circumstances and taking action, such as looking for another job or posting an ad on a dating site. Allow yourself to acknowledge those things that were beyond your control. Flickr photo by Sean MacEntee
Misery loves company -- and if you're around gloomy people, there's a good chance you won't to be smiling. Make it your mission to dodge negativity. Surround yourself with supportive friends and spend time doing things that make you happy. Keep your distance from literature and movies that will bum you out, too. Flickr photo by SarahSphar
Do you feel more positive when the collective mood is positive? The flowers are bright, the neighbors look happy, the dog's tail is wagging. "Try to really tune in to what you're thinking and feeling in the moment," suggests Maddux. "If you're feeling good, try to understand what brought you there and how to get there again." You can also try to bank those positive feelings to draw on when you're feeling the darkness creep in -- like in the dead of winter when you're shoveling your fifth round of snow. "Remind yourself that winter is transient, that in just a short amount of time the flowers will be blooming," he says.
If you've been working extra hard on a weeks-long project or prepping nonstop for a big interview, reward yourself with a treat at the end of the process, no matter the outcome. Having something to look forward to increases optimism. Flickr photo by visit~fingerlakes
Sure, making small talk is good for fostering social connections. But having substantive interactions is what actually gives people a greater sense of well-being, according to a 2010 study from the University of Arizona. While there may not be time each morning to have deep philosophical conversations with the guy who swipes your security badge, reaching out to a close friend or spouse can go a long way toward fostering optimism. As Maddux points out, married couples headed for divorce often find themselves able to talk about only trivial things like TV shows or a termite problem. "The goal of couple's therapy is not just to get people talking again, but talking about things that really matter," he says.
Cultivating optimism is about breaking old thought patterns and establishing new ones, says Maddux. If you're truly looking at a glass that's filled to the halfway mark, why not see it as half full? Choosing to focus on those "half-full" things might help you realize that you don't need your cup to runneth over in order to feel optimistic. Flickr photo by Dawn Huczek
By comparing yourself to someone with a thinner body, bigger house, or flashier car, you're always going to end up envious and pessimistic. Remember: Things could be worse. In one study, researchers asked participants to finish the sentence "I wish I were a ______." Another group was asked to complete the sentence "I'm glad I'm not a ______." The study participants rated their sense of life satisfaction before and after this task. Those who completed the "I'm glad I'm not a ______" sentence felt significantly more optimistic than they originally had. More from U.S. News Health: How Your Personality Affects Your Health 10 Reasons Play Can Make You Healthy, Happy, and More Productive 'Type D' Personality: How Distress Affects Your Health Flickr photo by christinejwarner
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Hamilton Superior Court Judge William Hughes, who is presiding over the Carmel High School basketball hazing cases and former money manager Marcus Schrenker's divorce, was arrested at 5:45 p.m. Wednesday, according to a news release Hughes sent to the media. Hughes, 55, was charged in Currituck County with drunken driving and driving left of center, the release said.
He did not provide details of what led to his arrest but said he has already reported it to the Judicial Qualifications Committee for review.
"I apologize to my family, my friends, my colleagues and the general public for any embarrassment that my arrest has caused them," Hughes said in the statement, noting that he will not comment further on his arrest.
He is scheduled for a preliminary hearing Jan. 24. The drunken-driving charge is a misdemeanor, and driving left of center appears to be a traffic infraction.
The Republican judge has presided over Hamilton Superior Court 3 since 1997. His term will expire at the end of 2012.
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Hard to say that the New York Times doesn't review translations after this week . . . In addition to Kakutani's
possibly insane review of The Kindly Ones, this weekend's Book Review includes articles on four works of literature in translation.
First off, Liesl Schillinger reviews the Melville House publication of Hans Fallada's Every Man Dies Alone, which we'll be covering in much more detail in the near future.
A signal literary event of 2009 has occurred, but if publishers had been more vigilant, it could have been a signal literary event in any of the last 60 years. This event is the belated appearance in English of the novel Every Man Dies Alone, the story of a working-class Berlin couple who took on the Third Reich with a postcard campaign intended to foment rebellion against Hitler's Germany. Published in 1947, the book was written in 24 days by a prolific but psychologically disturbed German writer named Rudolf Ditzen, who spent a significant portion of his life in asylums (for killing a friend in a duel, for threatening his wife with a gun), in prison (for embezzling to finance his morphine habit) and in rehab. In spite of his precarious emotional state, he wrote more than two dozen books under the pen name Hans Fallada, which he took from Grimm's Fairy Tales.
Then there's Dennis Overbye's positive review of Yoko Ogawa's The Housekeeper and the Professor, which was translated by Stephen Snyder, another Salzburg Seminar participant. Ogawa's earlier book — The Diving Pool — was included on the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize longlist, and despite my rather tepid review, is worth checking out. I'm sure we'll review this one sometime in the near future as well. And according to Stephen, the next book of Ogawa's that Picador is publishing is the best of the bunch . . .
There's also Clare Clark's piece on Morten Ramsland's Doghead, which has been compared in Europe to the work of John Irving:
Yet Doghead is a very different book from The World According to Garp, say, or A Prayer for Owen Meany. For all their eccentric habits and physical peculiarities, Irving's characters are essentially realistic, capable of making a profound emotional connection with the reader. Ramsland's are larger-than-life creations who go by a roll call of nicknames, among them Jug Ears, the Bath Plug and the Little Bitch. In the world of the Erikssons, life is shocking and childhood brutal. No one is to be trusted, family least of all. Rambunctious, often imaginative, invariably cruel, the stories rattle through a catalog of adultery, duplicity and casual violence. A father sells his son's precious coin collection to buy booze. A mother hides the letters sent to her son by his distant love. A brother tapes his sister making out with her boyfriend in the room next door and shares the cassettes with his friends. None of these characters learn from their mistakes. Instead they run away from them. And those who stay make more.
Despite its earthy comedy, then, Doghead is ultimately a bleak book.
And last but not least is Floyd Skloot's review of Antonio Lobo Antunes's The Fat Man and Infinity and Other Writings. I wrote a very positive review of this for Quarterly Conversation (coming soon) and really hope that this book gets even more attention than What Can I Do When Everything's On Fire? did. It's more accessible, and a great intro to Antunes's world. Skloot's review isn't entirely positive, but he does sum up the sundry nature of the book pretty well:
Now, in The Fat Man and Infinity, he turns his attention inward, onto his own life and mind, his own experience of place and community. Neither traditional memoir nor in-depth analysis, it collects 107 brief chronicles from the weekly or biweekly columns Lobo Antunes has written for various publications, particularly the Portuguese newspaper O Público. The Fat Man and Infinity is a genuine miscellany, roughly half reminiscence or reflection and half very short fiction, that struggles to cohere. Detailed and often lyrical, it is best at offering moments of nostalgic charm.
I'm sure people will still jump on Tanenhaus for something, but this is a pretty solid issue . . . now, hopefully one of these weeks an Open Letter title will slip in there . . .
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"A novel. Novella, I guess."
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Many authors are compared to Roberto Bolaño. However, very few authors have the privilege of having a Roberto Bolaño quote on the cover of their work; and at that, one which states, "Good readers will find something that can be. . .
In Josep Maria de Sagarra's Private Life, a man harangues his friend about literature while walking through Barcelona at night:
When a novel states a fact that ties into another fact and another and another, as the chain goes on. . .
César Aira dishes up an imaginative parable on how identity shapes our sense of belonging with Dinner, his latest release in English. Aira's narrator (who, appropriately, remains nameless) is a self-pitying, bitter man—in his late fifties, living again with. . .
Originally published in French in 2007, We're Not Here to Disappear (On n'est pas là pour disparaître) won the Prix Wepler-Fondation La Poste and the Prix Pierre Simon Ethique et Réflexion. The work has been recently translated by Béatrice Mousli. . .
Even though the latest from Jean Echenoz is only a thin volume containing seven of what he calls "little literary objects," it is packed with surprises. In these pieces, things happen below the surface, sometimes both literally and figuratively. As. . .
Who is this woman? This is the question that opens Xiao Bai's French Concession, a novel of colonial-era Shanghai's spies and revolutionaries, police and smugglers, who scoot between doorways, walk nonchalantly down avenues, smoke cigars in police bureaus, and lounge. . .
For the past 140 years, Anna Karenina has been loved by millions of readers all over the world. It's easy to see why: the novel's two main plots revolve around characters who are just trying to find happiness through love.. . .
Linn Ullmann's The Cold Song, her fifth novel, is built much like the house about which its story orbits: Mailund, a stately white mansion set in the Norwegian countryside a few hours drive from Oslo. The house, nestled into the. . .
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Heidi Green, the high school's director of counseling, wrote a letter of support that was included in the nomination package.
"In these few short years, his impact has been immeasurable; he has brought energy, enthusiasm, and vision to our school," Green wrote. "His impact as building principal was felt almost immediately, as he made it a priority to be visible and present with students and staff."
In their nomination letters, Mr. Avellino and Ms. Green touched on Mr. Kilmer's many accomplishments and the qualities that make him an effective and well-liked leader. In his first year as principal, the high school transitioned from a 5.5 grade point average scale to a traditional 100-point scale. He also spearheaded the adoption of the LinkCrew program, a freshman orientation program that involves upperclass student leaders assisting with the transition of students from 8th to 9th grade.
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God is not giving me appointment....so I enjoy with myself....
Silence is one great art of conversation

Intelligent, respectful yet funny, and experienced people!
my SELF.
Because it's the only one that understands me best, and can answer my questions.
main aur meri tanhai aksar yeh baatein kartein hain

(in my loneliness usually I have this conversation with myself)

tum hoti to keisa hota, tum yeh kehti, tum vo kehti

(how would it be in ur presence, u'd say this, u'd say that)

tum is baat pe hairaan hoti, tum us baat pe kitni hasti

(u'd be shocked to hear this, u'd laugh to hear that)

tum hoti to aisa hota, tum hoti to vaisa hota

(it would be like this if u'd be here, it would've been like that if u'd be here)

main aur meri tanhai aksar ye baatein karte hain

(in my loneliness usually I have this conversation with myself)
Highly intelligent people... I'm an intelligent people!... errr, person. LOL :)
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As we get ready for the showdown with the Buffalo Bills, we decided to do another Q&A session with one of our Bloguin colleagues. This week, we get the answers about the Bills from Buffalo Wins. We appreciate their insight and taking the time to answer our questions.
Q: Ryan Fitzpatrick is putting up numbers this year that far exceed anything else he has done in his career. What has been the difference this season compared with his other years in Buffalo?
A: I think it is just about getting in a comfort level and having more experience. Entering this season, Fitzpatrick only started two seasons worth of games. You don't have to be a football historian to know that when you play more, you will get better. I think a lot of the credit has to goto Gailey, who has really designed the offense around Fitzpatrick's skill sets. He's not a QB who is going to burn defenses with the deep ball, but he is better suited for underneath routes. You will be seeing a lot of 8-10 yard comeback routes or slants. In Fitz's last 21 starts, he has 38 touchdowns and has passed for almost 5,000 yards. We are talking about a guy who during his first year in Buffalo had only one game where he passed for over 200 yards (8 starts). He's also gone from completing 55% of his passes last year to 65% this year.
Q: I see the Buffalo Bills as a team with a few wins where the other team got complacent with the lead which opened the door for a come back, a few wins where the other team threw four interceptions, and a quarterback putting up numbers out of line with the rest of his career. I question whether this fast start can be repeated in the 2nd half of the season. As a Bills fan, tell me why I am wrong to think it won't be.
A: You make a few good points. I think you have to give them credit though for coming back in those games. It's not every season that you have a defense intercept Tom Brady and Mike Vick four times each. You also have to give credit to Fitzpatrick for being able to throw for 300 yards in back-to-back games against the Raiders and Patriots. Now do the Bills have issues? Yes, there defense is kind of useless when they don't force turnovers. Besides their 9-sack performance against the pitiful Redskins, they have only forced 5 sacks in the other 7 games. They have also give up over 400 yards in offense in 5 games this year. I think if the Bills have any success going forward, they need to get better on defense. As for the 2nd half, the Bills schedule does have some winnable games. Broncos, Titans and Dolphins (twice). The Bills opponents for the first 8 games had a combined 36-28 record. Only two of those teams are one game under .500 while the rest are over the mark. I should also note that they came very close to knocking the Bengals and Giants off, which would have given them a 7-1 record.
Q: What are the Bills' strengths, both offensively and defensively?
A: Offensively, I think the way they use Fred Jackson is their biggest strength. Fred can do everything. Pass block, catch screens and run over people. Fred's averaging over 5-yards a carry and is on pace to go over 2,000 yards in total offense. The Bills also do a decent job in protecting Fitzpatrick, as he's only been sacked 9 times this year. It will be interesting to see how the Cowboys defend him. As for the defense, they are great when it comes to forcing turnovers. I'm not sure where it comes from because we give up a lot of yards, but the team has caused 20 turnovers this year. They have also 3 interception returns for touchdowns. However, I wouldn't exactly say our defense is a huge strength. I think Cowboys fans should keep an eye on Nick Barnett, Marcell Dareus, Jairus Byrd and George Wilson. They are our best players on defense.
Q: Give me one matchup that favors the Bills you want them to exploit and one matchup favoring the Cowboys you are afraid they will exploit.
A: I think the Bills can beat the Cowboys defense by going over the middle and using the tight end and running backs out of the backfield. I think the middle of your defense is kind of suspect. You guys don't seem to have quick linebackers inside and I think the Bills can take advantage of your safeties. Cowboys offense scares me a bit. The Bills have given up 20 points or more in 6 out of 8 games this season. If I'm the Cowboys, I get Jason Witten involved as often as possible. The Bills have always had issues with defending the tight end.
Q: Chan Gailey is a face Cowboys fans are familiar with. To be honest, I never really liked what he did while he was in Dallas. What are your thoughts on Chan Gailey?
A: Chan has been great so far for us. If you look at the Bills personnel on offense, our QB and #1 WR are carryovers from the Jauron era. Stevie Johnson had something like 11 career catches before Gaily got his hands on him. Fitz was a nobody. Hell, the whole offense is a bunch of nobodies. Only Eric Wood (1st round), Andy Levitre (2nd round), Scott Chanlder (4th round) and Kraig Urbik (3rd round) were drafted below the 7th round. The rest of the starters on offense are either 7th round picks or undrafted free agents. We've had a ton of injuries to our wideouts and the offensive line, and yet, we haven't missed a beat. Gailey calls the offensive plays and he is really a master of game planning. I will say, the one thing he does that can annoy Bills fans is that he can be too pass happy. He just seems to kind of pass on the wrong times. He tried to force feed the pass last week against the Jets, when he should have just ran Fred more.
Q: Who wins this game?
A: I think this will be a high scoring game. I think both offenses can roll up some serious chunks of yardage. I'm not sure how I feel about Rob Ryan's defense, because you guys seem to shut down some bad offenses (Seahawks and Rams), but when Stafford and Vick came around, they made Rob look like the black sheep of the Ryan family. I think it boils down to QBs. Fitz and Romo have a few traits in common. One second, they can look like top tier QBs, the next minute you are just shaking your head at a key interception they just threw. I think the Bills will be able to force turnovers and should be able to pull it out. Bills, 30-24.
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It's not too late to write this ship. To sit here and say the Dallas Cowboys are done for the season is a little premature. As I said in a previous post this week, I believe the Cowboys can go 4-1 over their next 5 games and get their record to 7-5. Of course a 7-5 record is nothing to phone home about but the Giants have a tough schedule coming up and the Eagles got off to a slow start, which could hurt them. I'm not expecting the Redskins to really make any noise the rest of the season.
The Giants – Currently lead the Division at 5-2 but their next 5 games are: @New England, @San Fran, Philly, @Nola and Green Bay. At best I could see them going 2-3 but I think 1-4 is more realistic. We play NY twice in the month of December so things could get very tight between us.
The Eagles – Currently 3-4 and their next 5 are: Chicago, Arizona, @NYG, New England, @Seattle so they don't have a very hard schedule. The could realistically go 3-2 over their next 5 which could make the Christmas Eve showdown in Dallas an extremely important game.
I'm trying to be optimistic here!! Our first obstacle is beating the Seahawks. It's one of those games that makes me a little nervous because there is no reason the Cowboys shouldn't run them out of the building but they hung in there with Atlanta one week, losing the game late, beat the Giants pretty easily, then lost a 6-3 game to Cleveland and then got run over by the Bengals. I honestly don't know what to expect from Seattle. They are a very young and very inexperienced team but that doesn't mean they can't figure out how it all works one week. I do like that the game is in our building. Tarvaris Jackson is no Michael Vick, Marshawn Lynch is no LeSean McCoy, Sidney Rice and Mike Williams are no DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin but that doesn't mean we can just look past this game.
Seattle's rush defense is actually pretty decent, only giving up an average or 3.2 yards per carry and have only given up 5 rushing TD's this season. Their passing defense is the key to beating them as they average 7.4 yards per pass and have given up 8 TD's but they do have 8 INT's. I am expecting Romo, Witten, Bryant and Austin to have big games this week. Offensively, Seattle isn't very good and I think this might be the week that Ware at least ties Jim Jeffcoat for the most sacks in franchise history.
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Are we over the Cowboys loss to the Eagles yet? It is currently Wednesday but I still have a really bad taste in my mouth after sitting through that game the other night. There was a game last season that left me in a similar state of mind. That game, a 45-7 blowout by the Green Bay Packers which ended up being Wade Philips last game in Big D. The difference between that game and this game against the Eagles is that the Cowboys just gave up on Philips and it showed on the field. In this game, the Eagles were just a stronger football team which still doesn't leave me feeling very good but it was a different reason they weren't in the game. Hopefully the players have gotten the images from the other night out of their minds and are ready to move on to the Seattle Seahawks, who have put together a good game here and there.
It seems that all the criticism that comes with being the Dallas Cowboys QB has finally broken Tony Romo. It looks like he's afraid to do anything out there on the field. When Romo makes a mistake, the following week is spent crushing the guy's spirit. On the flipside, when he does something great, he's paraded around town for the week. He gets too much credit and too much blame and I think he's playing the type of football where he's hesitant to do anything because he doesn't want to get the blame again and probably doesn't want the credit either. When you're out there trying to find a way for your team to win, whatever the outcome, mentally all the finger pointing and jokes has to weigh you down at some point. Troy Aikman was a great QB but he had a great Running Back and a great line, something Romo has never really had. I'll never question if Romo is a great QB because we already know that he is. I just don't know if he's strong enough to play the mental game that is needed in Dallas.
There has been a lot of talk this week about who is the bigger disappointment, Felix Jones or Doug Free. I honestly don't think it's been either of them. Going into the season, I questioned whether or not Felix Jones could handle the #1 job. Jones had 185 carries last season and Barber had 113. The most carries Jones saw before last season was 116. More carries meant a lot more hits and we weren't sure what kind of durability Jones would have. We found out that he wasn't very durable but to say he's a huge disappointment isn't exactly fair since we might have been asking him to do something he's just not made to do.
I was never really sure about Doug Free as a player. A few years ago, Flozell Adams went down in the playoff game at Minnesota and the Cowboys had to rely on Free. From that moment in the game, the Vikings Defense took control of the game. I realize Free had a decent season leading up to that but I never bought into the idea that he was THAT good but Dallas did and cut ties with Flozell after the season. There are arguments that can be made about the Cowboys doing the right thing by getting rid of Davis and Columbo but you can't argue that those guys knew how to move the line. So far this season, the Dallas O-line hasn't done a great job at pushing the defense back. So if you asked me for my vote in the" biggest disappointment" department, it would have to be the O-line as a whole.
Like I said, I'm not over what I saw and didn't see on the field the other night and I don't know if I will get over by the time the Seahawks game starts. I'm thinking that I need a great performance from the Cowboys this weekend to put the Philadelphia Massacre behind me.
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Cowboys–Eagles, are you ready? This is a HUGE game. I don't care which way you look at it but this game is HUGE. As I've touched on before, the only way I see Dallas making the playoffs this season is by winning the NFC East. So no matter how you look at it, the Cowboys can't let the Eagles win this game. Of course, that might be harder than we think. Andy Reid and his Eagles are a perfect 12-0 when coming off the bye and oh look, they had a bye last week.
All eyes have to be on the ground game. The Eagles own the #1 rushing offense in the NFL while the Cowboys own the NFL's #1 rushing defense. If you look at the flipside, the Eagles have a poor rushing defense and the Cowboys, while coming off a huge rushing performance against the Rams, haven't really had success in that department this season.
When it comes to the passing game, we know Vick can be a great quarterback and we know that Romo can be a great quarterback. Notice I said can be in both cases. Both QB's have a lot of options when it comes to passing plays and both will get some points through those options but I really believe the team that walks away from this game with the win will be the team that had success on the ground.
The story of Rob Ryan saying he'd kick the Eagles ass is starting to creep up again but I think that headline is irrelevant at this point. First off, the comment was made in August so I don't see a 12 week old comment really being used to fire up your squad. Secondly, if you need that comment to fire up your squad, then something is wrong. I would think that having your season on the brink of doom should be enough of a spark to fire up your team. Sadly though, the media is running wild with this comment.
Of course this game makes me nervous because I feel, for the first time this season, that this is a critical game for Dallas. I'm not overly confident about the Cowboys when it comes to critical matchups. At least Dancing Andy make me laugh and relax a bit..
In my season preview, I had the Dallas Cowboys at 3-2 going into this game with the Rams. Surprisingly I'm not too far off but honestly this team could be 4-1 or 5-0 if it wasn't for them beating themselves, so being 2-3 is depressing.
This game has a familiar feel to it mainly because St. Louis is under performing. Back in 2008, the Cowboys were playing host to the 1-4 Rams. The Cowboys had lost in Arizona the previous week and also lost Romo to a thumb injury. The Rams left Dallas with a 34-14 victory. Let's hope this time it is a little different.
It's getting pretty tight for Dallas in my opinion. If Dallas wants to get into the playoffs, then the only way to do that is to win the division. I know it is early in the season still but stick with me for a moment. No one argues that Green Bay is going to win their division and right now, I think it's pretty safe to assume that Detroit will end up with one of the two wildcards. In the NFC South you have Tampa Bay, New Orleans and Atlanta battling it out for that division and I feel fairly confident that the 2nd Wildcard team will come from that division. That means, in order to play in January, the Cowboys are going to have to win the NFC East. Currently they sit in 3rd place with a 2-3 record, behind Washington and New York. The Cowboys still have 5 games to play against NFC East opponents but they typically split the season series with NY and Philly. What does this mean? The Cowboys HAVE to stop losing and have to do so now!! Games like the Jets and Lions are killing us because those were wins that were within our grasp.
This game is winnable, BEYOND winnable but it's a trap game as well. Dallas could technically go into this game thinking the win is in the bag and focused on a huge game against Philly next week. St. Louis has to be hungry for a win and I am sure Spagnuolo would welcome a win against an old NFC East opponent (remember Spagnuolo came from NY). A win for Dallas keeps them in hunt for the division, while a win for St. Louis gives their team some validation for showing up every day and working hard. So I ask you, which team is hungrier??
Things I would like to see from this game:
Philip Tanner – Our running game is pathetic so why not turn to him a little more at this point. He showed some promise in the preseason but hasn't seen any valuable time in the regular season. He can't do any worse than what has been done can he?
Tony Romo –Enough with the conservative play calling. Let Tony be Tony and if Tony loses the game on an interception late, so be it but you can't have what happened in San Fran happen by going conservative and not letting Tony take a chance down field.
Dez Bryant – For god sakes put him back on punt returns. Thankfully the Cowboys parted ways with Dwayne Harris but now it is sounding like Olgetree will be taking Harris's spot on returns. Bryant had some nice moves last season so why not put him back there? Did anyone see him juke two Patriots last weekend on a catch and run??
A Win – There is just NO EXCUSE to lose this game..NONE!! If the Cowboys lose on Sunday, I am warning you now about the kind of article that will be written Monday morning.no comments
Dan Bailey – The Cowboys kicking game was always a point of frustration for me. Dan Bailey has been a bright spot in a position that has really been a sore spot for the Cowboys in recent years. David Buehler was so-so last season when it came to kicking FGs, making 24 of 32 but Bailey has gone 15 of 16 this season and done a decent job on kickoffs while Buehler heals from a groin injury. Will Buehler be able to get any part of his job back when he's healed?
Running Game – This continues to be a sore spot for the Cowboys this season. They currently are last in yardage gained on the ground this season (348 yards total) and are 29th in Yards per attempt with 3.3. Felix Jones has suffered the dreaded high-ankle sprain and will likely miss the upcoming game against St. Louis and then some. So now we have to rely on DeMarco Murray and Tashard Choice.
Jason Garrett – His play calling is somewhat questionable. At one point. the Cowboys have 3rd and goal with Bryant lined up with man on man coverage and instead of calling a high percentage fade to Bryant, Garrett gets cute and pulls out the old shovel pass, a play the Cowboys haven't run all season. When the Cowboys get the ball back with a few minutes remaining, Garrett decides to go to his running game to try and run out the clock. Keep in mind that the Patroits have a great rush defense and a poor pass defense. When facing a 3rd and 18, Garrett opts to keep it on the ground, thus giving the ball back to Brady for one last drive and we know how that ended.
Cornerbacks– Yes, the Cowboys lost the game with the defense on the field and it was done so by Brady throwing the football but Brady is tough to beat in that situation. I thought overall, our corners did a bang up job. Deion Branch had 3 catches/69 yards/0 touchdowns and Welker has 6 catches/45 yards/1 TD. That is as close to getting shut down as I think you will see the New England wide receiving corps all season.
Jerry Jones – He's not escaping me this week. He's a problem but that is something Cowboys fans have lived with and dealt with for a very long time. Once again Jones has gone to the media and voiced his displeasure, this time on the conservative play calling made at the end of the game on Sunday. Once again Jerry Jones didn't hesitate to second-guess his own coach after a loss and did so in a public forum. I'm not angry about the second-guessing, I did it above in this article. I'm angry that he always does this publicly. Why can't Jerry Jones figure out that if he feels the need to let the coaching staff know his opinion, that he should do so privately?
Believe it or not. on Tuesday, Jerry had this to say on a KRLD Radio interview about the whole thing. "I would say that probably if I had that to do over again, I wouldn't comment, period." And I would say if you had to do it over again, you would act the same way you've always acted. There is a reason I don't make posts directly after the game and that reason is because I would regret my first reaction to a loss. There's a lot to be said about removing yourself from the situation while you calm down but that is something Jones will never learn.
Heading into Foxboro this Sunday, the Cowboys will have something they haven't had yet this season, a complete set of cornerbacks. Orlando Scandrick returned to practice on Monday, Terrence Newman has played the last two games and Mike Jenkins continues to battle through all his injuries. It's a good thing these three are ready to go because they are going to be needed this weekend, along with Gerald Sensabaugh and Abe Elam because the New England Patriots are a serious threat when it comes to passing the ball.
Through five games, Wes Welker has proved to the Patriots how valuable his services are because he leads the NFL in receiving yards. In fact, his 740 yards so far this season is the most accrued through five NFL games ever. To think Miami gave up Welker for a second and seventh round pick in 2007 (Samson Satele and Abraham Wright). You're probably saying "who?" right about now, I know I did when I looked up who they got in return.
Welker has made himself a house hold name and his numbers over the last few years have been good but this year, they are off the charts. He's averaging 16 yards a reception and already has 5 Touchdowns to go along with his 740 yards. To put that in perspective, Witten leads the Cowboys in most yards received with 366 and Austin leads the team in Touchdowns with 4. Does shutting down Wes Welker mean putting a huge dent into the Patriots abilities on offense? Is it possible to shut down Wes Welker?
The Cowboys will need to do a fantastic job of stopping the underneath and across the middle routes. Looking at the breakdown, it appears that this is where Brady finds Welker a lot. In order to create this space, look for the Patriots to occupy Sean Lee (James and Brooking when Lee is not out there) with their two tight ends. If they are successful, it will be up to Scandrick, Jenkins and Newman to try and stop the underneath option. The key with disrupting any offense is to try and put pressure on the QB but Welker is so quick that the defense will have to be prepared for what he brings to the Patriot offense.
This will certainly be a test for the Dallas defense but I do feel better about it knowing that the guys we need to be in there, will be in there.no comments
We've neglected our duties here during the bye week and we apologize but now it is time to get back to the Dallas Cowboys.
Anyone see the Patriots game yesterday?? I'm not very comfortable knowing we get to go into that environment on Sunday. However, I'm a little excited about playing the New England Defense because they've seem to allow teams to run all over the field. It's Tom Brady and that potent offense that I worry about. The Buffalo Bills proved that the Patriots aren't the Green Bay Packers (who even though they might lose a game here or there, I view them as unbeatable) and the Cowboys should focus on what made Buffalo so successful against them. The one thing we won't be able to replicate and that's that the Bills have complete confidence in Fitzpatrick but look at the little things Buffalo did and replicate that.
Believe it or not, when the Cowboys resume practice Monday it might be the first time the team has a healthy 53-man roster. Miles Austin, who missed the last two games with a hamstring injury is expected to return for the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon. This will be the first time that Austin and Bryant are on the same field since Week 1 and Bryant was severly hadicapped most of that game. This will be a boost to the Cowboys offense that clearly misses Austin and would allow Olgetree to see a significant decrease in playing time (a good thing).
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Truth be told, the Dallas Cowboys are exactly where I thought they would be at this point. I didn't feel that they were going to beat the Jets (although looking back they should have) and I thought they would rebound with wins against the 49ers and the Redskins. I didn't predict that the Jets game would come down to the final few minutes and I thought the Cowboys would have had an easier time in San Francisco and the Washington rivalry is always a tricky one to predict. None the less, they are 2-1 like I thought they would be.
Now, the Lions are NOT where I thought they would be. Week 4 was going to present the Lions with their 3rd road game of the season and while I knew the Lions needed a healthy Stafford to have any success, I didn't think Detroit would march into Minnesota and beat them in their own building and honestly thought Tampa Bay might take care of them in their building back in week 1. I also didn't predict Calvin Johnson to be the monster he is. I was wrong about Detroit, they are a good football team and a 4-0 start for Detroit is certainly in the realm of possibility.
Going into the game on Sunday, here is what I feel good about. I think the Cowboys Defense will be able to get to Stafford and I think they could do it all afternoon and create stability problems for their offense. Like last week, I am not going into this game fearing the Lions running game at all. I would expect Jahvid Best to mirror what Felix Jones did on Monday night, which was struggle for the most part and bang off a few big gains but for the most part, the Lions running game should be contained.
Now, on to the things that worry me about this match up. Tony Romo is already banged up and I truly fear for his wellbeing this weekend. On Monday night, we got to watch former Cowboy Stephen Bowen run right over Bill Nagy on a few plays and created havoc for Doug Free in other parts of the game. And that was just Stephen Bowen. The Cowboys offensive line now has to deal with one of the scariest defensive tackles in the league, Ndamukong Suh. In fact, the Lions front four is probably the best unit the Cowboys will have faced this season with Suh, Kyle Vanden Bosch and the possibility of Nick Fairley getting back in the lineup. It could be a LONG day for our line, Tony Romo and our running game.
Stafford has a great weapon in Calvin Johnson and he proved just how great he was last week. If the Cowboys can't get to Stafford like I think they can, WATCH OUT. When Stafford throws the jump ball up to Johnson with the right velocity and height, there isn't a defensive back in this league that can stop that. The only hope for our secondary is to put a huge hit on Johnson during those jump balls in hopes that they jar the ball loose but the guy is so good that probably won't do much. It could be a LONG day for our secondary.
Hopefully the Cowboys have worked hard this week to correct the mistakes they made against Washington because unlike Washington, Detroit will make Dallas pay for those mistakes. If the Cowboys can find a way to be successful against the Lions and head into our bye week at 3-1, it would be a huge boost to our confidence. We are going to need the boost because we are looking at a trip to Foxboro after our bye week but the Lions front 4 and the Stafford to Johnson aspect of their offense has me worried, REAL WORRIED.no comments
I was pretty hard on the Cowboys in my recap yesterday but to be honest, that feeling hasn't gone away so don't expect my Pass or Fail marks to have a different tone.
Sean Lee – Keith Brooking and Brady James are still spending most of the game as spectators and there is a very good reason why. Sean Lee comes to play and in the case of the other night, was one of the few players I felt good about. It used to be when the defense hit the field, I would focus on D.Ware but lately, my attention has been moving to Sean Lee.
Martellus Bennett – We've been waiting on the Bennett's game to show up for years and its becoming painfully obvious that it is never going to show up, at least not while he wears a Cowboys uniform. Witten is our star tight end, no one argues that but I always thought that Bennett had the size and ability to make teams fear a 1-2 punch from the Dallas tight ends. At this point, we just have to wait this guy out I guess and start scouting NCAA Tight Ends to find Bennett's replacement.
Tony Romo – He put on a gutsy performance the other night. In the pregame warm ups, you could see that his broken ribs were causing him quite a bit of discomfort and when the Redskins would get to him, there were times I wondered if it would be too much pain. He didn't get much help from his team and on the game winning drive, the 3 and 21 floater to Dez was mostly on Tony to get him the ball. Dez also mentioned that Tony's decision to play inspired him to put aside his own injury and get out there. No Touchdowns though so I can't go higher than a B+
Philip Costa – He's lucky that Tony didn't choke him to death, right there on the 50-yard line. Even if the Redskins were calling out snap counts to confuse him, it shouldn't be that easy. Why they didn't go to a silent snap count to fix the issues is beyond me but I just can't believe what I was seeing the other night. Thankfully those mistakes didn't cost us too much during the game but they certainly could have.no comments


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