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Boeing Delays 747-8 Six Months on Engineering Changes
Boeing Co. extended a yearlong delivery delay for its newest 747 jet by six months as engineers redesign some parts and said it will add a fifth plane to the test fleet to speed up the work.
The postponement to mid-2011 shouldn't have a material impact on Boeing's 2010 earnings, the Chicago-based company said in a statement today. Boeing has taken $2.04 billion in charges amid three prior delays that had pushed back the latest delivery date of the freighter version -- due before the passenger model -- to the end of this year.
The fifth variant of the 40-year-old jumbo jet stretches the iconic hump on top and features new engines and the longest wing Boeing has ever built. The new design forced engineers to make more changes than the company expected. While analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted additional charges, higher profit from existing jets helped Boeing make up for added expenses for the 747, Gleacher & Co.'s Peter Arment said.
"It's a plane they're very familiar with on the manufacturing front, so they're very comfortable with their costs despite the delay," said Arment, an analyst based in Greenwich, Connecticut. "We're seeing the benefit of the mature programs continuing to more than offset the additional costs they're incurring."
Analysts' Projections
The new timeline matches what analysts had predicted, based on the average of nine estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Eight analysts had projected an average financial charge of about $360 million. Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney has warned since July that the 747-8's schedule was at risk.
Boeing rose 64 cents to $66.61 at 11:47 a.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading, after touching $67.97 for the highest intraday price since Aug. 10. The shares had climbed 22 percent this year before today.
Engineers are working on dozens of issues discovered since the 747-8's maiden flight in February, Boeing Commercial Airplanes President Jim Albaugh said in an interview this week.
Some problems, such as buffeting around the wheel well on landings, have been resolved, while others are "addressable" and need more time, he said.
Engineers are testing software this week to correct unwanted oscillation, or vibration, during flight. They're also redesigning the inboard aileron actuator, a system on the wings that helps the plane turn, after it moved up and down unexpectedly on one of the jets during testing.
Test Flights
Boeing has four freighters doing test flights from a base in Palmdale, California, because the 787 Dreamliner -- delayed by almost three years -- is using the Boeing Field testing center in Seattle. The test fleet was originally only supposed to have three jets. While Boeing had said that the 747-8's initial woes were due to the Dreamliner siphoning away resources, Albaugh said the team is getting what it needs.
The first 747 rolled out of Boeing's Everett, Washington, factory 42 years ago today. It was the world's largest airliner until the Airbus SAS A380 superjumbo, which carries more than 500 passengers, entered service in 2007.
In November 2005, Cargolux Airlines International SA placed the first order for the $303 million 747-8 freighter, which has 16 percent more room for cargo.
The $300 million passenger version, called the Intercontinental, holds 51 extra seats, for a total of 467, and is scheduled to enter service with Deutsche Lufthansa AG at the end of 2011, a year later than planned. That target remains unchanged, Marc Birtel, a Boeing spokesman, said today.
12th Freighter
The company is working on its 12th freighter in the wide-body factory in Everett, Washington and has begun building two Intercontinentals. The building, the world's biggest by volume, was constructed specifically for the 747 in 1967.
Boeing spreads its costs to develop new planes over an initial pool of aircraft it expects to sell. If the anticipated expenses exceed the expected revenue, then the program is in what's called a reach-forward loss position. Costs above revenue then have to be accounted for immediately even though they may not be incurred for some time. The 747-8 is only the second plane in Boeing's 94-year history to have that accounting status.


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Best Restaurant in the Design District (2010)
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Ten reasons why Mai Tardi is the neighborhood's best bet:1. Ninety-seat outdoor piazza under 150-year-old white oak trees is peerless setting for alfresco dining. 2. Competition is pricier. Starters here run $6 to $12, pastas and entrées $15 to $24 — and even less during the "Beat the Clock" daily special.3. Beat the Clock special: Select pastas and pizzas, normally $9 to $12 apiece, are priced according to the time you order — $5 at 5 o'clock start, $6.20 at 6:20 p.m., $7 when deal stops at 7 p.m.4. Chef Ricardo Tognazzi probably won't be out of town on a book tour.5. Spinach pappardelle, farro linguine, potato gnocchi, and venison-filled ravioli all are made on the premises (actually, those are four reasons right there).6. You'll likely be seated next to locals rather than tourists, celebrities, foodies, scenesters, big shots... Shall we just say Mai Tardi is unpretentious?7. Easiest spot to pretend you're in Italy via affordable dinner of wood-burning-oven pizza, $6.50 house salad, and a glass of reasonably priced Italian wine (bottles start at $20).8. Less national media exposure means less of a wait for tables.9. Enjoy house-made tiramisu without having to know pastry chef's name and bio.10. Did we mention the orange mojitos?
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Report: Browns don't want Manziel to face Steelers in Week 1
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Brian Hoyer will be under center when the Browns face the Redskins on Monday night, putting him one step closer to the starting job when the regular season begins on Sept. 7. First-year coach Mike Pettine hinted last week that rookie first-round pick Johnny Manziel might make his first preseason start in Washington but clearly that isn't happening.
"It's just something right now where we are comfortable with Brian going out there to start the game," Pettine said Thursday. "I think it's a little overblown as to who the starter is going to be. The key component, as I've stated earlier this week, is that we are going to balance the reps."
Manziel began Friday's practice taking first-team reps but that isn't indicative of anything other than Pettine keeping his word: Both quarterbacks will work with the starters, and the plan is to give them equal snaps against the Redskins. Presumably, how both players fare in that game will go a long way in determining who wins the regular-season job. Pettine has stated that he would like to name a starter before the Week 3 preseason game, which is next Saturday, Aug. 23.
But it sounds like Manziel will need to be much better than he was against the Lions last week -- when he was very good -- if he wants to beat out Hoyer. Details from the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot:
#browns have never wanted to send Manziel into the lion's den of Pittsburgh sept 7. JFF will have to make it impossible for them to sit him— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) August 15, 2014
We've been saying for weeks that whatever happens, Manziel will be the starter by Week 5, even if he's on the bench until then. Why? The Browns' first three games are against the Steelers, Saints and Ravens before a Week 4 bye. An 0-3 start seems more than possible, and if the team heads into its bye without a win, we'll spend two weeks hearing about how Manziel deserves to play. (If this sounds familiar it should; it's pretty much how Tim Tebow unseated Kyle Orton back in 2011.)
It's an untenable position for Hoyer, who has earned the right to start but probably won't make it to October because of the Browns' tough early season schedule.


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Guest: TMDD: John Rohner CEO of Intelligentry.com
Host: Larry Seyer
URL: http://www.themostdangerousdevice.com
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John Rohner is the CEO of Intelligentry. A company that consists of 12 people who research, manage and administrate the "Plasmic Transition Process" patent to various companies who are currently building noble gas engines using this technology.
This patent describes a process for powering an engine consisting of one or more cylinders containing a mixture of inert gases. When these gases are excited using this patented electrical process, the pistons are pushed at a constant rate of speed by the transition of those inert gases into a plasma state.
This process also allows for the gases to fall back into their normal gas state after moving the piston and thus powering the engine with no exhaust and no other combustable fuel.
Very little electrical power is required to convert the gases into the plasma state and because of this, the noble gas engine, specifically Inteligentry's patent of this process, is considered by this radio show to be an over-unity device and so we now welcome John Rohner to The Most Dangerous Device Radio show.
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- Noble Gas Engine
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- Joseph Papp
- The Popper
Picky, picky.
Calling it a nobel gas engine expresses high hopes but it, nevertheless, remains a noble gas engine.
Picky, picky.
Yes, that IS picky.
What you call a device has nothing to do with it's function (obviously).
A 'Noble' gas is an inert gas. They sit on the far side of the periodic table of the elements.
Because they do not 'react' with other elements, they are called 'noble gases' - and for no other reason.
However 'Noble' or not, it is exciting to know that progress is being made on the production of an engine with so much potential.
Could be that Charles might have intended
for you to either
[a]: correct the existing tag - or -
: add a correct version while at the
same time leaving the incorrect version in
place.. because 'nobel' is a very common
spelling error - so if it does get put in
a SE it'd still point to your site anyway.
Maybe like this-??
Noble Gas Engine
Nobel Gas Engine
Plasma Transition Process
Joseph Papp
The Popper
Hope this is helpful for you.
I had mis-spelled noble as 'nobel' in the original article.
It has been corrected.
Thanks for the tip - and sorry for the misunderstanding.
Do a little research, you'll find out. Google is your friend.
You'll notice that John Rohner speaks in confusing circles, and uses tangents as his friend when trying to answer questions. He is a scam -- Its his brother Bob thats actually the honest one. But John stabs his brother in the back every chance he gets. John Rohner is a snake. .
Do a little research, you'll find out. Google is your friend.
I have no way of knowing who is a 'snake' or not.
However, for the purposes of this radio show, it is only pertinent that an engine capable of running over 2 years with only a few amps of current is possible.
It is not my purpose to take sides with either John or Bob on who 'owns' the technology.
The fact that there are experimenters with working engines using this technology is enough to show that over-unity is possible.
Thanks for the info - I'll see what I can dig up on Bob Rohner.
Maybe we'll have him on a show in the future.
All the best!
To clarify --- they both could be con-men for all I know.
What I do know is that John will be making lots of excuses come December 11, 2012 at the PowerGen conference in Orlando. Thats when he is going to debut his engine --- My prediction --- he will blame not having a power producing prototype on his licensed manufacturer.
Are you willing to post your real name so that people can see who makes these accusations?
If you are stating that John Rohner is a con artist and and a liar (which it appears that you are from your statements), and if you believe what you are saying to be true, then you need to allow the world to know who makes these statements.
Are you willing to let the world know who 'mike' is?
If you're not willing to state who you are, I will be forced to remove these comments as they are simply 'hearsay'. Anybody can do a Google search and 'prove' anything they want - so that reasoning doesn't absolve you from making these statements.
In the mean time, I will leave this thread here so that people can make a determination for themselves.
It is extremely important that this technology be open sourced. In other words, allow experimenters to develop ways to use this process to power engines that they develop.
It is understandable that they (Intelligentry) would want to patent the process and protect it - but all too often patents are used as 'weapons'.
Without open sourcing this technology, it is completely possible that some international corporation could buy this patent and sit on the technology - forbidding ANYONE to do ANYTHING with the process.
This must be prevented at all costs.
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Richard Sharpe
Chairman, Amatis networks
Richard is one of the founders of ISPA and has been involved in the Internet in the UK almost since the beginning. Richard has started a number of Internet businesses in the UK and is currently involved in a new entrant, Amatis networks.
A champion of the smaller players in the Internet space he understands what it takes to be the best in a fast changing landscape.
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In 1991 Prof. Rotert was a founding member of the Internet Society. In 1993 Prof. Rotert founded one of the first ISPs in Germany (Xlink). In 2000 he was appointed Senior Vice President for research and development at KPNQwest. Afterwards he was Managing Director of several Service Providers. Prof. Rotert has been President and Vice President of EuroISPA. He is now President of eco, the Association of the German Internet Industry.
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Rams Head Coach Jim Haslett
October 22, 2008
(Opening Remarks)
"I would like to congratulate Coach Craig Collins from Timberland High School he is the coach of the week. Congratulations and good luck. Injury report real quick, (WR) Drew Bennett is probably out another couple weeks again with his foot. (DL) Adam Carriker didn't practice today, he'll be day-to-day. (CB) Tye Hill did some individual work. Obviously, you guys talked to (RB) Steven (Jackson), he's day-to-day. (S) Todd Johnson's out for the game and he'll get re-evaluated on Monday. (T) Orlando Pace practiced and he'll start. (RB) Antonio Pittman will practice and if Steven can't go Antonio will be the starter. (WR) Derek Stanley did individual and he'll be another one that will be day-to-day, we'll decide what we're going to do with him at the end of the week."
(On if S Eric Bassey will be taking on S Todd Johnson's role)
"Yes, we brought him up. He'll be the third safety and also play Todd's spot on almost all the special teams. We're shuffling it around a little bit to put him in a little better position than Todd, but he basically replaces Todd."
(On if he has to see something from RB Steven Jackson or if he leaves the decision to play up to him)
"A little bit of both. The game plan was to take today off. He worked inside with the strength coach, he'll go out and do walk-through tomorrow and then we'll see where he's at on Friday. Hopefully, he'll get a few reps in on Friday based on how he feels. We still have four days, so if he's ready to go, he's ready to go."
(On if it felt good to have T Orlando Pace back at practice today)
"Yeah, it's nice. I thought (T) Adam (Goldberg) did a nice job in his spot, so it makes you as a coach have some confidence that guys can step in and fulfill their role and do a good job. So, if for some reason (RB) Steven (Jackson) can't go, then (RB) Antonio (Pittman) and (RB) Travis (Minor) and (RB) (Kenneth) Darby will fill in and we'll be fine."
(On using DE James Hall inside since he's never played that position before and how big of a challenge that is)
"Well, we've been playing (him) some inside anyways. He's never played any where but the right side. He's never played left side, he's never played inside, so it's something new for an old dog, but the guy did a nice job. He's feeling a little more comfortable with it every day and he had some power rushes inside, he did a good job. I think he feels a little bit better about it now. It helps when you get some success in there."
(On if it was sobering to watch the Patriots win 41-7 on Monday night)
"Well, they played extremely well. You have to remember this team won a lot of games last year, they were undefeated all season. They have a lot of good football players; they have a heck of a line and a great coach. It will be a good challenge. They played with energy last week, they were into it, they made big plays. On the offensive side they had big runs, on defense they were stout and (they have) really good special teams."
(On if he knows Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick well)
"Yeah, I know Bill pretty well."
(On his relationship with Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick)
"Well, I mean we don't really have a relationship. We spent some time together in the offseason when we were down in New Orleans. He's all business, he's all about football and he does a great job of it."
(On how the game plan changes going against Patriots QB Matt Cassel instead of QB Tom Brady)
"Well, their offense changes obviously and you change from the people you have. (QB) Tom Brady may be one of the all-time best quarterbacks that played the game and it's not going to be the same, but I think the kid's doing a great job. He's managing the game well, they're getting the ball to the guys he has to get it to and they have a good running game. So, is there a drop off? Well' it'd be crazy to say there wasn't, but the guy is actually doing a great job of handling the offense."
(On how much of a chess match it is between the two coaching staff for this game)
"Well, I don't know, it still boils down to 11 players out there verses 11 players. We know each other, we've played each other in the past. (Defensive coordinator) Rick (Venturi) actually worked with Bill, so they have a good relationship, so I don't know if it's a chess match coaches-on-coaches, it still boils down to players-on-players."
(On if it is comparable to him vs. Mike Martz when he was in New Orleans)
"That wasn't really a chess match either that was more of a shouting match. It wasn't really a chess match that was like two teams that disliked each other more than anything."
(On what he has implemented so far as a second time head coach)
"Well, really I haven't done anything different just because I didn't have a whole offseason to really do what you would do if you had changed practice schedules, meeting times, you know all that stuff. Basically, I'm going off the old practice schedule with some changes and really kind of keeping on schedule with what we were doing, but with some of my thoughts, but nothing major because when you walk into a job in the middle of the season, it's hard to say, "Hey, I want to do this, I think I'm going to do this, I'm going to start this in the offseason because we really didn't have that luxury to do that."
(On if the current schedule is far off from what he would like)
"Yeah, it's different. I like the schedule if I had to do it from the get-go, I would do something different, but that's here or there. Football's football. You come in at 7 in the morning, you leave at 4 in the afternoon, you come in at 8 in the morning, you leave at 5 in the afternoon, you can come in at 9 and leave at 6, you only have so much time in the day to get the work in, so it's just different ways how to structure it and I always did something a little bit different."
(On S Oshiomogho Atogwe)
"Well, I think he's a heck of a football player. I'm not really sure where he is rated or he's not rated to be honest with you. I thought he should have made the Pro Bowl last year, if that's what you're asking. The guy had that many interceptions, but obviously a lot of them came at the end. I think people understand that he's a playmaker. He made an unbelievable interception last week and as long as he continues to keep growing and the guy's a good tackler, he's always looking to get the ball out, he's good in the box, he's good in space, he's got great speed and he's got good size for the position. The guy's got a lot of good qualities and he's smart; good kid."
(On what he thought of S Oshiomogho Atogwe's celebration)
"Yeah, I wasn't real crazy about that part of it, but I'm glad he caught it first."
(On if he talked to S Oshiomogho Atogwe about his celebration)
"Yeah, I talked to him a little bit about it. I talked to him about all of them. He brought one out last year at Green Bay about 10-yards deep in the endzone. Everybody thinks they're going to score a touchdown."
(On the injuries the Patriots have at running back)
"I don't know, I don't know who's going to play, (RB) (LaMont) Jordan might be back, (RB) Sam(my) (Morris) might be back, he's a good running back, then you have the young kid from Louisiana (RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis), he played, he had 65-yards rushing, so they have a lot of good running backs. Obviously, not having (RB) (Laurence) Maroney makes it a little easier, but even with all those guys they had 250-yards last week with the guys I was just describing, without Maroney."
(On what some of the elements are of the Patriots defense that makes them so good)
"I think the scheme, the players; obviously they're huge up front. They have three first-round picks up front. They have playmakers on the back end, they have good pass rushers. I had (LB) Mike (Vrabel) in Pittsburgh a long time ago and (LB) Adalius (Thomas) is a heck of a player. (LB) (Tedy) Bruschi, everybody knows him and they have a young guy they drafted in the first round (LB Jerod Mayo) that's a fantastic linebacker, so the front is really made-up of a bunch of playmakers, a lot of first round picks and a lot of quality talent and I think that's where it starts."
(On if their defensive scheme is similar to Dallas)
"It's a little bit different than what Dallas does, they do a little more blitzing, they do a little more movement, they're off the ball a little bit, they're a true two-gap team. They're truly a two-gap football team, which they can be because they have (DL) (Vince) Wilfork's about 340 (lbs), I mean he's a big guy and (DL) (Richard) Seymour and (DL) Ty Warren, he played that in college and so their perfect players for those positions."
(On C Nick Leckey's performance against Dallas)
"I thought he did pretty well. That's another guy that's a good player, but I thought Nick held his own and he did a nice job. The guy's smart, he's quick, he's got good lower body strength. I thought he did a nice job last week."
(On the amount of turnovers the Rams have gotten in the last two games and if he stresses getting defensive turnovers to the team)
"I try not to talk about it because they might flip it on us. Actually, I think we're third in the league with the least amount of turnovers on offense and I think we're plus three right now in that area, which is pretty good for being 2-4, but the guys are making a conscious effort of holding on to the ball, being smart and then the defense is doing a good job when they're running the ball and if the ball pops out, we have guys there. I think more of it on a defensive side is effort, guys just trying to get to the ball and trying to make plays and I think when you're around the ball… like the other day we got a fumble because actually two guys ran to the ball, hustling, it was (DE) Leonard Little and (S) Corey Chavous made a play from behind, stripped the ball out and got a fumble. That's wasn't like it was a scheme or anything else, it was great effort by those two."
(On how CB Ron Bartell is playing as a starter)
"I'm glad for Ron, he's a guy that was kind of lost and wasn't really sure what position he would play. We were playing him at safety and corner, moved him around and then we actually gave him the nickel spot and he did that well and then when we got Jason we said let's just put him outside, let him play out there. He's a long-levered guy, he doesn't panic on the ball, he can go up and make plays and he's done a great job and he'll tackle, bring people down, but hits hard to throw over guys that size and he's been doing a nice job, he has to keep it up."
(On if he has been getting feedback from fans in public at gas stations for example)
"I really don't stop. At gas stations you just go put the card in now, they have this new thing out. You always get a little bit of that, but I really don't go out that often."
(On if his wife treats him better now)
QB Marc Bulger
October 22, 2008
(On Patriots S Rodney Harrison not being able to play this Sunday)
"We caught a break there. Unfortunately for him, you don't like to see anyone get injured. He brings that energy like (LB) London Fletcher brings to Washington's defense. He's a key guy for them."
(On the defensive front featuring DE Ty Warren, DT Vince Wilfork and LB Adalius Thomas)
"Their front seven is probably the strength of their defense. I watched them on Monday night and they were pretty effective so we have our work cut out for us up front."
(On being on the Rams team in 2001 and if he remembers what it felt like in the Super Bowl with the shocking ending)
"I was third-string so I was kind of along for the ride, but it was the first time they showed that they could beat a superstar team with just a team. I don't think they have changed much over the last seven to eight years. Four Super Bowls later, losing (QB) Tom (Brady), probably the best player in the league, definitely hurts their team. They've won as a team the last seven to eight years and that's the one thing that hasn't changed for them."
(On the respect that the Patriots have around the league)
"They do. That's why it's almost a privilege to go play them up there in their home field. You win four Super Bowls like that and go undefeated, playing a season like last year. It's one of those deals where you do it one time and say you want to beat them and prove they are not that good, but they have gotten to the point where they are the bar. They are the standard in the NFL that everyone tries to get to."
(On if there is something besides just repetition that has allowed the timing with WRs Donnie Avery and Keenan Burton to improve)
"It's a combination of things, spending time now with them. They were both hurt for a little bit. Sometimes the defense dictates what kind of style they play and the safeties last week cheated up a little bit and that's why we were able to get behind them. Every week, it's going to depend on which defense we face, but nonetheless, the more time I spend with each of them, the better."
(On how comfortable he is with the offense without RB Steven Jackson and what changes if he cannot play on Sunday)
"I don't think anything is going to change. He's our best player, so that maybe changes a little bit. Our offense is in and we're going to game plan as if he's playing. We'd love to have him, but at the same time, we are not going to change anything. We hope 'Pitt' (RB Antonio Pittman) and 'Traver' (RB Travis Minor) can step in and play well and we're all praying that (Steven Jackson) will play but our offense will be where it is."
(On if he thinks TE Daniel Fells may fill the role of a receiving tight)
"He's learning right now, but he has a lot of basketball skills like you're seeing with his hands and his great body movement. Losing Randy (McMichael) was a huge blow but I think if we can get him going the next couple of weeks, he can be that receiver at that position."
(On if the team is more confident after being able to win without a key player like they did last week against Dallas without T Orlando Pace)
"Any time you win, you feel more confident. Not having Orlando (Pace) and being able to win, that is big. With a guy like Steven (Jackson), your best player, you definitely want him in there. At the same time, it's not going to be an excuse. We played all of preseason without him. We didn't play great at times, but they were other times we moved the ball and played pretty well. We have confidence in the other two guys. I'd love to have Steven (Jackson) but we don't want to jeopardize him for two or three games just for one game."
(On where WR Donnie Avery ranks in speed among receivers he's played with)
"He's up there. I played with Torry (Holt) and Isaac (Bruce) when I first got here. They were pretty fast guys. Kevin Curtis was definitely one of the fastest guys. Top four, I would say. I don't want to say he's the fastest because those guys were pretty fast."
(On the length of New England's injury list)
"Our list isn't short either. It's something you have to deal with in the NFL. Every week, we're going to have injuries, other teams are going to have injuries. That's why the first couple weeks of the season, it is tough to judge who's going to be good and who isn't because the NFL is a lot about who reacts to injuries and adversity well. Hopefully, we can keep it going. There are plenty of good players over there, though. They have a pretty good receiver over there that can change the game. They have a lot of Super Bowl rings on defense. Like I said, it's going to be one of those games where if we go up and play like we did last week, it's going to be a 60 minute fight."
(On if he thinks the team is perceived a little better around town now and if he senses any excitement or if any girls have noticed him more)
"I come here and I'm home, so I really don't see it. Around the locker room, guys are getting more upbeat and there's more confidence. My wife probably wouldn't be excited if there were more girls."
(On what makes the Patriots defense so effective)
"People like to say how they are getting older and with a short week and you know what, the Rams saw them play Monday night and they haven't slowed down a bit. When you're in a scheme like that for so long, whether it's 4-3 or 3-4 or the Tampa 2. Tampa was great at what they did because that's all they do. They've been doing it for so long. In New England, those guys like (Richard) Seymour and (Mike) Vrabel and all of those guys have been up there so long, they know exactly what they're supposed to do in every situation. We're young at a couple of positions and that's where they try to get the matchups and you can't substitute for the experience they have up there. We have to be ready. Our guys have to spend more time in their playbooks, more time on their assignments this week because they don't make mistakes."
RB Steven Jackson
October 22, 2008
(On being honored as the NFC Offensive Player of the Week)
"It feels good. It is a reward that is meaningful for the whole team. The offense, as a unit, did a great job. I don't know if you saw it but on the long run (WR) Torry (Holt) threw a big block and all game our offensive line established the line of scrimmage and sealed the edge when we decided to run to the outside. The three touchdowns and 160 yards is just as much them as it is my own ability."
(On his chances of playing Sunday)
"We are going to take it day-to-day. Today I rehabbed with the weight coach and we did some light leg work on the weight machine and than we go into the pool to get the range of motion and make sure that the soreness wears itself out. It is no need to rush. It is Wednesday and we have until Sunday to make a game-time decision. If I could tell anybody, my fans that are concerned, it is definitely going in the right direction."
(On what percentage he would say he is health wise)
"I don't know percentage wise; I just know that it feels good."
(On what happened on the play he got hurt)
"I thought it may be something serious. It kind of got bent up funny on the tackle. It kind of over stretched itself and it was a sharp pain right away. I got to the sideline and the doctors checked it out. We kind of thought the worst first and once we got the chance to look at the MRI and it confirmed that it wasn't anything, I guess the mind kind of goes to ease and the body starts to feel its way out. Today, being able to get the light work out is really promising. It really feels good."
(On how important practicing is this week)
"Practice is very important to get the timing down. Each defense is different and each defense presents a different threat and for us to face New England, they are a sound defense. They are pretty responsible and stay in their gap responsibilies so I definitely want to get a feel of what they are going to try to do and what they are going to try to take away from us."
(On what he sees in the New England defense)
"They are a veteran team playing in the postseason every year so those guys, if you really look at them, they probably play an extra one or two seasons in postseason games alone. They are really sound and a veteran group and the young guys that they do have playing are play makers so they are going to get those guys lined up. Sometimes you face a team and they have blown coverages but this is something that you will not face. It is going to be a patient game and you are going to have to really stick to the game plan and in 60 minutes hope that we play sound football and take care of the ball as an offense."
(On what he expects traveling to New England)
"You never know. I think we have faced two talented teams that both present a lot of threats as a defense. Washington and Dallas can put a lot of pressure on the quarterback and our offensive line has done a great job of protecting (QB) Marc (Bulger). If we can continue that way and keep turnovers down to a minimum that always votes better for us to win the game. So we want to continue in that direction and continue to build our confidence and take it each game at a time."
(On playing with pain)
"Anybody could be tough in someone else's body. If it is something that I can let rest a week and be able to play the rest of the season without injury then it is something that you have to take into consideration. We are day-to-day on it."
DE Chris Long
October 22, 2008
(On playing the Patriots and trying to stop Bill Belichick over there)
"They are the four-time Super Bowl champs. I'm very familiar with the way they do things, playing under (Virginia Cavaliers) Coach (Al) Groh, that's one of (New England Patriots) Coach (Bill) Belichick's guys. I have a great deal of respect for the way they do things. I know we're just going to have to go up there and bring our 'A' game, play our best game to date, to be able to play with these guys in a hostile environment. You saw what they did on Monday night and they are capable of doing that any week."
(On stopping the run and if it is more about discipline or understanding what they are up to)
"Discipline. Nothing anybody does is rocket science. We have great coaches, they have great coaches. Our coaches will be able to give us a proper game plan. It's going to be up to us to be in the right gaps. Usually when a team gets a great amount of yards like they did Monday night, guys are in the wrong gaps and such. We just have to focus on our fundamentals."
(On if he feels like he is getting better every week)
"A little bit. You take some steps backwards sometimes, but overall you just get more and more comfortable. Sometimes, somebody can tell you something a thousand times, but the only way you can get better is to screw it up once or play through a game and that is what I'm going through right now. I'm having fun and I'm getting comfortable."
(On how often he talks to his Dad)
"We talk a lot. Just imagine how much a kid talks to their parent anyways about whatever they're doing and imagine if he played 13 years, he'd have some stuff to say. He's done a good job, though, giving me my space and really it's just when I have questions. We talk every day just as father and son."
New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick
October 22, 2008
(On dealing with the short week)
"It is not always the same. We have had different scenarios and when we play on the road that changes a little bit. Since we played at home this week, we are going to try to keep it as close to a normal week as we can. It will be a little lighter day this week compared to a normal Wednesday but we have a lot to get ready for with the Rams so we just have to push ahead."
(On QB Matt Cassel's development this season)
"(QB) Matt (Cassel) has had a lot of playing time this year. He started all the preseason games and took a lot of snaps in training camp as well. He has really, through the course of training camp, took a lot more snaps than (QB) Tom (Brady) did by far in the games and probably the same number in practice. I think the team is pretty comfortable with him as far as the mechanics and the operation of the offense and so forth. (QB) Matt (Cassel) has had the opportunity to play with live bullets in the regular season and he has improved every week due to his hard work and preparation. Hopefully we can keep building on that and the entire offense can continue to improve every week on the things that we don't have quite right and still build on the positive things we are doing and keep those as a strength for us."
(On if he has seen an in-season turn-around as dramatic as the Rams have this year)
"Well, it's been very impressive, the last two weeks especially against Washington and Dallas, two quality football teams. They've played extremely well and (are) just doing a lot of things well, good in the kicking game and making plays on offense and shutting two good offensive teams down on the defensive side of the ball. I'm very impressed with them. I think all of us have a lot of respect for (Rams Head Coach) Jim (Haslett) and what he's done both as a head coach and as a defensive coach. His teams are always well prepared, they play hard, they're physical, they're fast, they pursue well and they hustle and that's what I've seen the last couple weeks."
(On why he thinks six of the last seven teams that have lost in the Super Bowl have had losing records the following year)
"Well, I can just comment on our team, I don't know what everybody else went through and so forth. I'd say the main thing, we've been in that position, we've won them and we've lost them and no matter what happens you move on in the next year to the next season and the new challenges that that brings and that's really what we're trying to do. We're not too concerned about the past one way or the other, just the present and how we can make the most of our opportunities going forward."
(On how he plans to fill RB Laurence Maroney's shoes for the rest of the year)
"With the players who are active that are playing. All the players that are at that position have had an opportunity to play this year and I feel like we've had production from all of them. Of course we miss Laurence (Maroney), we would love to have him and wish he was available, but that's why we have the other players on the roster and when their number is called, I'm sure they will be well prepared and do their best to step up and give us the best quality play that they can. That's what we expect from them."
(On if the Patriots have not practiced yet today)
"That is correct."
(On if he expects RB Sammy Morris to practice)
"We'll release the injury report at the end of practice after we've been out there and can see what everybody can do, but Sammy (Morris) is day-to-day."
(On both he and Rams Head Coach Jim Haslett having success in their second chance as a head coach and why he thinks coaches do better in the second time around)
"I think that's probably kind of the way it is for everybody in everything. I think any time you do something and then you have a chance to do it again, you have experience from the first time around and you're a little bit better prepared because you've been through it. The biggest thing for us, in this situation, in the games that we've won, has been because of the players. The players have gone out there and played well and made enough plays to win those games. That's really what it's about. (Coach) Jim (Haslett) was pretty successful in New Orleans, too. I would say that was a pretty positive performance down there, especially given some of the circumstances that he had to deal with. I know that myself from having been in a situation that was somewhat similar to that with the team moving in '95 to Baltimore. So in the end, that makes it pretty difficult just to go through the normal day-to-day stuff, let alone comprise a football team. Regardless, I think (Coach) Jim (Haslett) was very successful in New Orleans and I'm sure he'll be successful there in St. Louis as he already has been."
New England Patriots QB Matt Cassel
October 22, 2008
(On his development as a starting quarterback)
"At the start of training camp Tommy (QB Tom Brady) was injured with his foot injury so I got a ton of reps and I was able to start four games. Obviously in the first quarter of the first game of the year against Kansas City, he went down with an injury. It has been something that I have been preparing for a long time and I stepped into the role and just kind of rolled with the punches from that point on. Week-by-week I feel like I am getting a little more comfortable and build on the things that I have done well and work on the things that I haven't done well."
(On the offensive changes that were made since he has become the starter)
"If you go back to Kansas City, we really did not change that much of the game plan. We went in with the game plan to spread them out and we were in empty and we did those things. I would not say the game plan has changed very much from the point that I went into the game. I am sure that they tailored it a little bit back but we are continuing to go and put together a game plan that we feel is best suited for us to win each and every week. It may change from one week to the next."
(On how he has handled the pressure of being the starting quarterback)
"It is one of those things where you can't think about anything else other than football. There is a lot of pressure with this position and who I am stepping in for, which is obviously the league MVP who threw for 50 touchdowns. I put a lot of pressure on myself but in terms of outside influence, I really don't pay much attention to what people say outside this building. I respect what my coaches opinions are but other than that, I don't really watch the talk shows and I don't listen to the radio so I try to keep myself well grounded from that stand point."
(On how he has built the timing with his receivers)
"I think it is just more repetitions. The more you work with somebody and you find out their strengths and weakness. The more you get in rhythm with those receivers you start to feel more comfortable with them."
(On the difference in the offense with QB Matt Cassel playing rather than QB Tom Brady)
"You probably would have to ask (Offensive Coordinator) Josh McDaniels about all of that because he would be better suited. We are doing a lot of things similar that we did when (QB) Tom (Brady) was around but like I said before it is all about from one week to the next. What we think is going to be best game plan that is going to give us the W. Whether that is going to change drastically with (QB) Tom (Brady) playing or not, like I said that is a question you would have to ask (Head Coach) Bill (Belichick) or (Offensive Coordinator) Josh McDaniels."
(On if the running game will change this week)
"I don't know exactly, we just started today. I know St. Louis has got a very good, active front seven and we just started on them. They are a team that we don't know much about because obviously we don't play them a lot. We have our work cut out this week but from the film that we watched so far, they are a team with a very good defense and they have played exceptionally well these last two games and obviously it showed up with these last two victories."
(On what RB Kevin Faulk brings to the Patriots offense)
"(RB) Kevin Faulk always adds veteran leadership and he always adds something when he comes into the game. He has that spark because he is such a dynamic player. He can run, he can catch and he does those things that you need him to do and a lot of credit goes to all the backs that played in this week's game and prior to that. They have been doing a great job all year."
(On if he has seen a turn around like the one St. Louis has had this year)
"I really have only been concentrating on what we have been doing and so I haven't been able to go around the league or find out if any other teams have been able to turn it around like St. Louis but after watching their games, they are playing really well right now on both sides of the ball."


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- 20th Century Fox Television, Bento Box Entertainment, Wilo Productions, Buck & Millie Productions
- Distributed by: Fox Television Network
- Cartoon Characters: Bob, Tina, Gene, Linda, Louise, Jimmy, Teddy, Andy, Ollie, Zeke, Performer ("Taffy Butt").
- Originally Released in 2012.
- Season: 2
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Hype to be sure. We have had large data stores for decades. Maybe we could call it more big data because we track you on your smart phone and share it with others.
Yes and no. We've had large datasets for years, but the size and variety of data that can be collected has never been this large and will only grow larger. The missing piece is the ability to efficiently make sense of this data. That piece remains missing, and opaque.
Big data, or more specifically in the case of this article, data mining, has also had negative societal effects.
Mining reading preferences led to the efficiency of Amazon and Barnes and Noble, and led to the shuttering of many independent book stores. This in turn led to a lack of opportunity for fledgeling authors who don't deliver cookie cutter books. Publishers turn them away, so our present culture is exposed to a far smaller selection of intellectual stimuli.
This happens in other markets as well, from tools to fashion. Using algorithms to determine the lowest common denominator of consumers' desires is not always a good thing.
Best comment I've heard so far... "Big Data?... My (data warehouse) clients can't handle Little Data."
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Just because the stock market goes up doesn't mean my portfolio is increasing in value. Just because the subscribers on Netflix watched the same movie I did doesn't mean I like the movies they like. Just because I bought a children's toy on Amazon doesn't mean I want to buy diapers. I am not a correlation.
Recommendation engines and correlations seem to have become the rational for big data. Statements such as; "create customer intimacy through analytics" add to the nonsense.
My digital persona is not me and doesn't capture my behaviors or experiences. How I transact with a vendor is preprogrammed into their system. The system is in control, not me.
What the system "sees" is what the programmers designed into the limited options available to me. I can't tell the system "I'm mad as hell and won't take it anymore" and even if I am surveyed by the various customer surveys sent to me and post a negative review, nothing happens. I am not a correlation.
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This book by Juliet Webster provides a detailed and insightful account of the impact of information and communication technologies on women's work and of women's place in the development and application of these technologies. It therefore makes a valuable contribution not only to debates concerning the nature of work in computerised society but also to our understanding of the contemporary dynamics of women's paid work and their relationship to Information Technology. During the last two decades a significant body of research had been developed on the issues surrounding the development of new technologies at work. Over this time the focus has shifted away from ideas of technological determinism and a view of technological change as a rational linear process with fixed outcomes, towards `social shaping' and `social constructivist' approaches. The argument of these latter approaches is that technological change takes place across a network of actors in an iterative way and is a function of a complex set of technical, social, economic and political factors. Webster's main criticisms of these approaches to technological change, which this book specifically addresses, is their gender blindness. According to the author they tend: '...to prioritise the role of powerful groups and fail to see the divisions in the social world which marginalises some groups..an omission which is surprising given the extreme sexual division of labour to which the creation and consumption of all technologies, especially Information Technology, is subject:
A second main focus of the book is an understanding of women's position in the labour market in the computerised age. In conducting this analysis, Webster draws on a labour process, structuralist framework focusing in the `economic imperatives of capital and the material interests of patriarchy: The author is critical of more recent postmodern analyses for being too individualist and apolitical in their interpretations. Webster argues that while both technologies and gender relations are constructed through the activities of real individual people, and therefore postmodern analyses are important, it is also important to see these activities and experiences as grounded in their social contexts, in their work, industry, family and structure of everyday lives. However, as with the `social constructivist' perspective, she does criticise the labour process literature because of the gender blind nature of much of this work. A key aim among feminists, Webster argues, has been to develop an understanding of how women's work comes to be done by women, how it comes to be sex-typed and the gender characteristics of sex-- typed jobs. Webster argues that an understanding of the gender relations of work is necessary in order to fully comprehend the dynamics of technological and other forms of change. According to the author: `It is only by focusing on gender that we can fully appreciate the ways in which men, and relations of domination and subordination are implicated in the position and experiences of women at work and in the development of technologies: However, as technology is not taken for granted or black boxed in a deterministic sense, neither is masculinity or male domination. …


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Wagoner: Addressing Needs Not Easy
Addressing Needs Not Easy
Friday, February 22, 2008
By Nick Wagoner
Senior Writer
INDIANAPOLIS On the heels of a difficult 2007 season, the Rams had no choice but to make some changes.
Piece by piece and week by week they have made those changes and now they are entering what could be the most important phase of all.
There has been a lot of change on our staff and within our personnel department and those are almost 100 per cent complete, coach Scott Linehan said. They have given us a new approach and certainly a positive approach to the 2008 season. I think all of these changes are positive changes and will give us a lot of momentum going into this draft class and what there is in free agency.
Indeed, the Rams made seven changes to the coaching staff, including the addition of offensive coordinator Al Saunders and added Billy Devaney as the Executive Vice President of Player Personnel.
With those moves made and everything in place, the onus now falls to the roster, where perhaps the most important work needs to be done.
Devaney has spent the past week or so since he was hired getting up to speed on whats already in place and catching up to what the teams needs are. Of course, he also watched as team after team placed the franchise tag on the best free agents available.
With free agency just days away, Devaney, Linehan and the Rams will face some important decisions. The salary cap has been set at $116 million for 2008 and the Rams have more than $109 million committed not including the expected tender offer to free safety Oshiomogho Atogwe which could come in at just under $2 million.
In other words, the Rams dont have much room to work with to improve a roster that was decimated by injuries and features nine players occupying the bulk of the cap space.
It also means that in the next week or so, Linehan and Co. will have some tough decisions to make on possible cuts and other areas that could give them some salary cap breathing room.
We have been meeting, Linehan said. Those decisions are tough. We were a 3-13 team and we have had to make a lot of adjustments and they started with coaching and moved to personnel and now its kind of the players turn. We are probably going to have to make a couple of tough decisions if we are going to free up any cap space.
The Rams most glaring needs were obvious to most that followed the team. After getting Devaney up to speed, the clear consensus is that the team needs to improve the most on both sides of the line.
I think we really need to address some things on our offensive front, Linehan said. A lot of them were injuries, but when you look at it there are some things there that need to be addressed whether we do it by staying healthy, by adding some players that could potentially help us. We have some young players that played for us at the end of the 06 season that actually ended up getting hurt for us last year. I think thats an area we definitely need to address.
Theres no doubt the Rams will need to get healthy on the offensive line with the anticipated return of Orlando Pace at left tackle and guards Mark Setterstrom and Richie Incognito from season ending injuries.
Still, there are question marks abound as the Rams search for a starting center with Brett Romberg and Andy McCollum due for free agency and possibly not returning. Linehan and Devaney both mentioned the need to find at least one interior lineman capable of starting in the coming weeks and months.
One way to save some money for the cap could be to part ways with some of the excess linemen left over from last season. Although they dont make major dollars, some of the backups that played in 2007 could be shown the door to make room for others.
On the defensive line, Linehan expressed disappointment with the lack of pressure placed on the quarterback, particularly from defensive ends. The Rams ends combined for 4.5 sacks in 2007.
After watching the New York Giants win the Super Bowl behind a dominant front four, Linehan says its obvious that needs to be corrected.
I think getting to the quarterback on those money downs is going to be critical whether we do it through a free agent acquisition or getting Leonard (Little) healthy or whatever we have got to do, I think we have to find ways to create that pass rush like you saw for example with that Giants team that created the rush, Linehan said. I think thats something you have got to be able to do.
Finding an impact end doesnt seem possible in free agency given the franchise tags that went to Kansas Citys Jared Allen, among others. Making matters worse is that the Rams best pass rusher (Little) is coming off toe surgery that limited him to seven games and one sack in 2007.
Little is due to count around $9 million against the cap in 2008 and the Rams are exploring ways to lower that number. Little is expected to be in St. Louis next week for an update on his toe and that could go a long way in determining his future according to Linehan.
Other decisions that could prove difficult involve receiver Isaac Bruce, who is due a cap number around $5 million this season.
Those are just two examples of the tough decisions the Rams will make in the coming days.
Its going to come to a head as to what our options are whether there is a restructuring opportunity or anything, Linehan said. I dont even know that yet. I dont know whats realistic or not at this point.
Another key factor entering the player stage of the offseason is where Devaney factors in. The Rams have given Devaney authority to have a major say in all personnel moves and he is just now getting caught up on where the Rams stand.
Already, he has given the Rams and Linehan a different perspective on whats already in place.
We are catching Billy up to speed with where we are that way and also he is assessing our roster, Linehan said. Its interesting. You see yourself in a certain way but then you look at your roster from that vantage point as someone that is coming from another team not only as a personnel person but also somebody that has played us.
One thing is for sure, no matter how much salary cap room the Rams clear, it might not make much of a difference as far as adding impact players in free agency. Simply put, the market is bare unless you want to overpay for mediocrity (with a few exceptions).
We talked about that today, Devaney said. There were non-starters on teams that got the franchise tender this year. Thats because the pool is so small. There will be a small amount of players that will get a ridiculous amount of money and people will say You have got to be kidding me. I think its smart to tie up their guys. Each year the number of players gets smaller and smaller and smaller. It will be more difficult (for us).
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Re: Wagoner: Addressing Needs Not EasySimply put, the market is bare unless you want to overpay for mediocrity (with a few exceptions).
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Bruce even at an old age can still put up 60catches 1000 yards and 5 tds a year...
That is still very solid for a number 2 , number 3 receiver. We do not need to release bruce or little. If Little can get healthy there is our pass rusher we were looking for.
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So, we still need a top tier DE. If we aren't able to restructure Little, then we will need another one to replace him.
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Since it sounds like we aren't going to do much in fee agency, hopefully we can redo Bruces & Littles contract, get health, and draft well.
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"This is a
tremendous accomplishment for Lucky," said Todd Vasey, Associate Athletic
Director and Head Football Coach at Dean College. "It is really exciting to see
all of his hard work, dedication, and perseverance payoff for him. Somehow I
have a feeling the best is still yet to come."
Last year
at FAU Lucky averaged 24.6 yards per kickoff return and used his elusiveness
and speed (4.41 in the 40) on long touchdowns, on a run (80), and a punt return
caught the eye of Dallas Cowboys Owner and GM Jerry Jones early on in training
camp. "Lucky has been impressive out here," Jones said, via Brandon
George of the Dallas Morning News. "He seems to always be there solid. He
seems to be in position. I like that. He's doing well."
Wearing a
#13 jersey, Lucky solidified his chances of making the team by producing an 8-yard
touchdown reception from quarterback Tony Romo in the Cowboys' 28-14 preseason
loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
"It was
definitely crazy for me," Whitehead said via Clarence Hill, Jr. of the
Star-Telegram. "A lot of guys thought I should have celebrated. I was just
letting it soak in. It was such a surreal moment. But it was definitely big."
As the NFL
season kicks off this Thursday, September 10, 2015, Lucky will have to keep up
the momentum. Currently at the 5th spot on the wide receiver list,
Lucky will compete with big names like Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole
Beasley and Devin Street for a starting spot. Regardless, Lucky has proved his
namesake and made the cut.
For more
information on Dean College and Lucky's journey, visit www.dean.edu.
Fall Sports Kick Off at Dean College
Dean College kicked off a successful fall season this weekend as the men's soccer team defeated Ben Franklin Institute of
Technology 11-0. The victory was the first college win as a head coach for Coach Resendes.
On Sunday, it was the Dean football team's turn, as they defeated Western New England JV 44-6 at the Longley Athletic Complex in Franklin, MA.
Congratulations to both teams!
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