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Simplifying skaters' routines: Best for the sport?
Figure skating is at a crossroads. The casual viewer may not notice it, but it permeates every competition. And this past weekend at the Cup of China, this dilemma was brought to the forefront.
The debate about the new judging system has now become a debate about the growing oversimplification of skating routines. After two days of watching the ladies' event at the Cup of China, questions of whether or not the current judging system is best for our sport continue to arise. In an event that was marred with mistakes, it was the downgrading of some subtle mistakes that spoke the loudest.
In last Friday's short program, American Mirai Nagasu skated with impressive command and speed, winning the event. Nagasu wasn't a favorite heading into Beijing, but the speed of her spins, stretch of her spirals, and strength of her jumps helped secure Nagasu a victory in the first phase of the competition.
The long program, however, held a different story for the 2008 U.S. champ. Taking the ice as the last lady to perform, Nagasu fell on a planned triple loop late in her program, and, while she stood up on the rest of her elements and skated with her usual speed and a greater sophistication than we've seen from her in the past, Nagasu dropped to fifth place in the standings. The reason for her plunge? Nagasu received credit for only two of her seven jumping passes. The rest were downgraded.
If last weekend's event were judged using the 6.0 judging system, Nagasu probably would have been on the podium in Beijing. To the blind eye, the majority of her triple jumps looked rotated. She didn't have a lot of speed on her landings, but the downgrades that she was penalized for wouldn't have killed her score if it weren't for the use of slow motion replay and points subtracted for such mistakes under the current system. This killed Nagasu's chances for a medal and left her with a lot of homework as she heads to her second event on the Grand Prix, Skate Canada.
When a skater makes mistakes, they should be penalized. Slow motion replays are a great addition to skating events and have helped to promote accuracy in judging. However, some of Nagasu's jumps didn't look any more or less rotated than those performed in her short program–even after watching them in slow motion–and it's worrisome that when such calls are taken into play, skaters may abandon attempting difficult triple jumps and combinations so as not to risk the potential for lost points.
In last Saturday's long program, Finland's Kiira Korpi won the silver medal with a free skate marred with bigger mistakes and simpler jumps than Nagasu's. Only landing three clean triples and popping two more, Korpi didn't attempt a triple flip and failed to rotate a triple lutz in her long program. Despite the lack of technical content in her long program, Korpi scored significantly higher than Nagasu in both marks, calling into question which direction the sport is going. Watching Nagasu and Korpi's skates back-to-back, Nagasu seemed to have trumped Korpi's performance so much so that the average skating fan would have had trouble deciphering where Nagasu went wrong.
It's understandable that the judges would deduct for mistakes. But what is so difficult for skating fans–and even me–to fully grasp is how the judges arrive at their scores and why certain mistakes are weighed more heavily than others. When looking at the protocol following the event, the numerical values assigned to jumps and trying to decipher what led the panel to downgrade certain elements can become so puzzling that fans and even skaters are easily confused.
It still seems like the judges, and now the technical specialists, have the ability to promote certain skaters and knock other skaters down. If a skater underrotates their jumps, they should take a hit from the judges, but the extent to which certain mistakes are weighed seems askew.
While there isn't going to be a significant change in this system, it's disconcerting that the wrong things in the sport seem to be rewarded. Underrotations need to be taken into consideration, but for many skaters this will only serve to oversimply their programs, ultimately robbing skating of the drama that comes from truly difficult and risky routines in the interest of avoiding downgrades and lost points.
We can't go back to the 6.0 system, but it was obvious after watching last weekend's event that the current system won't suffice in its current form either.
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Prefrontal Cortex, Emotion, and Approach/Withdrawal Motivation
Version of Record online: 14 JAN 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1751-9004.2007.00064.x
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base D - Franklin no impact on first pass play... Justin gets good push on LT and LG helps... Sopoaga stunts well gets in Warner's ear and puts hit on... short 3 sec pass overthrown... Manny blitzes wide, but pass is too quick... nice jam on intended target by TKO
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3rd and 6 at ARZ 24 (14:18) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass incomplete short right to L.Long (S.Spencer).
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PENALTY on SF-J.Smith, Defensive Holding, 5 yards, enforced at ARZ 24 - No Play.
1st and 10 at ARZ 29 (14:13) K.Warner pass incomplete short right to A.Becht (I.Sopoaga).
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2nd and 10 at ARZ 29 (14:09) T.Hightower left end to ARZ 31 for 2 yards (D.Goldson, M.Lewis).
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3rd and 8 at ARZ 31 (13:23) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass short left to T.Hightower to ARZ 35 for 4 yards (P.Willis).
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1st and 10 at SF 26 (12:36) F.Gore right tackle to SF 24 for -2 yards (G.Hayes).
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2nd and 12 at SF 24 (11:55) (Shotgun) F.Gore up the middle to SF 21 for -3 yards (G.Hayes).
ILBs blitz penetrate... Baas got one of them, but when Heitmann crashed hard right, the ILB slipped right on in... seemed predictable
3rd and 15 at SF 21 (11:16) (Shotgun) S.Hill pass short right to J.Morgan to SF 34 for 13 yards (D.Rodgers-Cromartie, C.Okeafor).
great protection from Staley, Snyder, heck, all OL did very well... 4 sec pass... Morgan well short of 1st down... only other visable target on screen was Spurlock running a deep IN... looked well covered
4th and 2 at SF 34 (10:37) A.Lee punts 45 yards to ARZ 21, Center-B.Jennings. A.Rolle to ARZ 29 for 8 yards (B.Jennings).
Timeout at 10:25.
Arizona Cardinals at 10:25 SFO ARI
1st and 10 at ARZ 29 (10:25) T.Hightower up the middle to ARZ 30 for 1 yard (M.Lawson).
base D - Franklin briefly holds, slowly loses battle... Sopoaga anchors well... Justin gets inside of his man to clog up the run... Manny with a great job in awareness and run stuff*ge
2nd and 9 at ARZ 30 (9:43) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass short left to L.Fitzgerald to SF 49 for 21 yards (D.Goldson).
4 DL - Haralson SO quick off snap, but gets easily washed out by RT... Manny stunts but gets picked up by interior OL... Justin stunts outside well to try and clear Manny... RayMac looks good getting inside penetration, but gets washed out last second... Nate had perfect inside coverage before being lightly pushed in the back and down by Fitz...
PENALTY on ARZ-L.Fitzgerald, Offensive Pass Interference, 10 yards, enforced at ARZ 30 - No Play.
2nd and 19 at ARZ 20 (9:13) PENALTY on ARZ-M.Gandy, False Start, 5 yards, enforced at ARZ 20 - No Play.
2 DL with Justin and Manny standing = interesting
2nd and 24 at ARZ 15 (8:54) T.Hightower up the middle to ARZ 21 for 6 yards (R.McDonald).
3 DL w/ Manny standing - bad idea to have Haralson at LDE on this one... he gets overpowered by RG... RayMac was neutralized for long enough
3rd and 18 at ARZ 21 (8:14) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass deep right intended for J.Urban INTERCEPTED by P.Willis at ARZ 40. P.Willis to ARZ 36 for 4 yards (T.Hightower).
4 DL - Haralson neutralized by RT, but time allows for a spin and late pressure... RayMac stunts, drawing a double... Justin gets good push on LG... Manny can't get in there, lost momentum after initial LT block and then RB chip block... just an amazing INT from Willis in zone coverage
San Francisco 49ers at 8:04 SFO ARI
1st and 10 at ARZ 36 (8:04) S.Hill pass short left to F.Gore to ARZ 28 for 8 yards (B.McFadden).
All OL did great job protecting... Hill had plenty of time yet liked a quick underneath to Gore... decent RAC yds
2nd and 2 at ARZ 28 (7:23) PENALTY on ARZ-A.Wilson, Defensive Offside, 5 yards, enforced at ARZ 28 - No Play.
1st and 10 at ARZ 23 (7:05) F.Gore right tackle to ARZ 20 for 3 yards (K.Dansby).
nice lead block Norris... excellent drive block by Snyder... decent initial block by Rachal... Heitmann did well... Rachal couldn't sustain block, allowing tackle
2nd and 7 at ARZ 20 (6:26) F.Gore up the middle to ARZ 19 for 1 yard (C.Haggans).
decent initial VD block, but failed to sustain it on LOLB... nice job last second by Snyder and pulling Baas keeping Dockett off Gore in backfield... fine job from Heitmann and Staley
3rd and 6 at ARZ 19 (5:44) (Shotgun) S.Hill pass incomplete deep left to J.Morgan (B.McFadden).
Good OL job on quick pass... accurate 25 yard TD pass to Morgan dropped... safety late coming over... excellent coverage over JM's back... went up high and it hit him in the upper chest/neck area... was NOT all Morgan's fault, as the CB almost certainly had an arm on JM's right arm as the ball arrived... *** want to add that watching live I was a lil wrong, as I felt it was badly underthrown... truth is, it could have been a yard or so further placed, but it wasn't as bad as first thought ***
4th and 6 at ARZ 19 (5:34) J.Nedney 37 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee. 3 0
Timeout at 05:34.
J.Nedney kicks 72 yards from SF 30 to ARZ -2. L.Stephens-Howling to ARZ 20 for 22 yards (S.McKillop, M.Robinson).
PENALTY on ARZ-R.Johnson, Low Block, 8 yards, enforced at ARZ 16.
Timeout at 05:29.
DRIVE TOTALS: SF 3 ARZ 0, 5 plays, 17 yards, 1 penalty, 2:30 drive, 9:26 elapsed
Arizona Cardinals at 5:34, (1st play from scrimmage 5:29) SFO ARI
1st and 10 at ARZ 8 (5:29) T.Hightower right end to ARZ 9 for 1 yard (N.Clements).
base D - Franklin holds up initially on OC, but loses as he goes... Sopoaga holds up and slides very well to outside run... Manny holds up, penetrates, but just misses a grab at RB... Clements helps Sop
2nd and 9 at ARZ 9 (4:47) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass incomplete short right to L.Fitzgerald [J.Smith].
4 DL - Raymac good initial burst, but gets stoned... Justin gets great push on LG, then doubled by RB... doesn't care, gets to QB anyway, but the pass was quick... Haralson great burst outside, but gets washed out last second.. Manny washed out quickly... tight cover from Nate and Mike Lewis
3rd and 9 at ARZ 9 (4:35) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass short left to T.Hightower to ARZ 14 for 5 yards (P.Willis, S.Spencer).
2 DL... Manny and Parys standing... Willis up close to LOS... Manny and Parys with late and ineffective inside stunts... decent push from both Justin and RayMac inside... Warner had time, but takes open underneath pass to RB that Willis and Spencer quickly shut down
4th and 4 at ARZ 14 (3:56) B.Graham punts 45 yards to SF 41, Center-M.Leach. A.Rossum to SF 37 for -4 yards. Lateral to N.Clements pushed ob at ARZ 44 for 19 yards (M.Ware).
PENALTY on SF, Defensive 12 On-field, 5 yards, enforced at ARZ 14 - No Play.
San Francisco challenged the too many players on field ruling, and the play was REVERSED.
B.Graham punts 45 yards to SF 41, Center-M.Leach. A.Rossum to SF 37 for -4 yards. Lateral to N.Clements pushed ob at SF 44 for 7 yards (M.Ware).
San Francisco 49ers at 3:44 SFO ARI
1st and 10 at SF 44 (3:44) S.Hill pass short left to D.Walker to ARZ 39 for 17 yards (B.McFadden).
OL does a good job, but because Baas was asked to pull, this allowed penetration from blitz ILB... Staley, Rachal, and Heitmann get out nicely on late screen... good underneath catch and RAC yds by DWalker
1st and 10 at ARZ 39 (2:55) S.Hill pass incomplete deep left to V.Davis (A.Wilson).
nice OL blocking all around... quick pass to VD was super high, but catchable thanks to VD's leaping ability... took nasty shot by Wilson while exposed... gonna blame someone, it's gotta be Hill's dangerously high pass... VD was heroic in his attempt
PENALTY on ARZ-A.Wilson, Unnecessary Roughness, 15 yards, enforced at ARZ 39 - No Play.
1st and 10 at ARZ 24 (2:49) F.Gore up the middle to ARZ 24 for no gain (C.Campbell, C.Haggans).
8 men in the box.... no glaring failures, but our OL just couldn't get enough push on the run
2nd and 10 at ARZ 24 (2:02) S.Hill pass incomplete short left to J.Morgan [C.Campbell].
Snyder does his job staying in front of LOLB... Rachal did fine... Heitmann pointlessly turned to Baas' man (RDE) leaving the NT a free rush to Hill... Hill does well enough in rolling weakside and getting rid of the ball... Baas and Staley didn't impress, but did enough on their assignments... the rollout left Baas unable to sustain block... what was Heitmann thinking???
3rd and 10 at ARZ 24 (1:57) (Shotgun) S.Hill sacked at ARZ 32 for -8 yards (C.Okeafor).
heavy blitz of 6... Snyder barely pushes LOLB out wide, ultimately wasn't enough... Rachal failed to pick up late blitz by SS Wilson... Heitmann did okay... Baas did just okay enough on Dockett... Staley did fine... Gore stayed in front but got backed up badly into QB by Dansby.... Hill DID have 3 seconds and should have found someone with the blitz clearing out room downfield... a mix of blame to go around.
4th and 18 at ARZ 32 (1:28) J.Nedney 50 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee. 6 0
Timeout at 01:22.
J.Nedney kicks 72 yards from SF 30 to ARZ -2. L.Stephens-Howling to ARZ 22 for 24 yards (A.Rossum).
DRIVE TOTALS: SF 6 ARZ 0, 5 plays, 24 yards, 1 penalty, 2:22 drive, 13:38 elapsed
Arizona Cardinals at 1:22, (1st play from scrimmage 1:17) SFO ARI
1st and 10 at ARZ 22 (1:17) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass deep left to J.Urban to SF 38 for 40 yards (N.Clements).
3 DL w/ Manny standing... Franklin works 4 yds upfield on the OC, bats ineffectively at pass... Justin gets great rush 6 yds deep on LT, gets in Warner's left ear.... Balmer (LDE) gets an unimpressive 2 yds on RG... Manny gets 5 yds upfield on RT, but can't disengage for the needed 2 yds to the QB... REALLY tight coverage by Nate on the back of WR with Goldson running underneath towards him to close gap... perfect pass
Timeout #1 by ARZ at 00:38.
1st and 10 at SF 38 (:38) PENALTY on ARZ-A.Becht, False Start, 5 yards, enforced at SF 38 - No Play.
1st and 15 at SF 43 (:38) (Shotgun) K.Warner pass short left to T.Hightower to SF 28 for 15 yards (N.Clements).
4 DL.... Haralson coming around edge nicely on RT... Manny was getting a nice inside stunt... nothing from RayMac, but Justin was getting decent penetration... Willis takes poor angle to the dumpoff RB pass, mistackle... Nate tackles at sideline...
1st and 10 at SF 28 (:08) K.Warner left end to SF 33 for -5 yards (P.Haralson).
base D... miscommunicated handoff b/w Warner and rookie Wells
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Skip to comments.Marine Vet Burns Mosque to Avenge Soldiers
Posted on 12/27/2012 10:23:15 AM PST by katiedidit1
"When asked by a federal judge whether he thought all Muslims are terrorists, he answered: "I'd say most of them are."
A deal between prosecutors and Linn, 52, calls for him to be sentenced to 20 years next April. He pleaded guilty to intentionally damaging and destroying religious property and two gun-related charges.
(Excerpt) Read more at military.com ...
U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach said it was fortunate no one was there. "This is a man who had intolerance in his heart and acted with hate," he said. "We can count ourselves lucky."
Linn said he went room by room to make sure no one was in the building. "I was drinking a beer while I was doing that," he said.
He should be hailed as a hero.
The guy that murdered those firemen up in New York only served 17 years for the hammer murder of his grandmother. But that was not a HATE crime.
Terrible job of excerpting. Is there a reason why you did it?
What is the problem? click on the article if you wish.
TOLEDO, Ohio - A former Marine from Indiana admitted Wednesday that he broke into a mosque in Ohio and set fire to a prayer rug because he wanted revenge for the killings of American troops overseas.
Randy Linn pleaded guilty to hate crime charges, saying he'd become enraged after seeing images of wounded soldiers in the news.
"Every day you turn on the TV, you see Muslims trying to kill Americans," said Linn, a truck driver from St. Joe.
When asked by a federal judge whether he thought all Muslims are terrorists, he answered: "I'd say most of them are."
A deal between prosecutors and Linn, 52, calls for him to be sentenced to 20 years next April. He pleaded guilty to intentionally damaging and destroying religious property and two gun-related charges.
U.S. District Judge Jack Zouhary told Linn that his acts were an attack on all places of religion and that the mosque was a symbol of peace.
"You are no better than the terrorists or extremists you sought to punish," Zouhary said.
Prosecutors said Linn drove about two hours from his home to suburban Toledo on Sept. 30 and broke into the mosque where he poured gasoline on the rug and lit it on fire.
He estimated that he had drunk 45 beers over several hours before he decided to drive to Ohio.
Indiana Man Got 'Riled Up' Watching Fox News, Drank 45 Beers, And Then Set Fire To A Mosque
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Posted on Friday, December 21, 2012 1:21:22 PM by blam
Indiana Man Got 'Riled Up' Watching Fox News, Drank 45 Beers, And Then Set Fire To A Mosque
20 years for burning a prayer rug and gun related charges in which nobody was hurt? The average sentence for rape is 12 years. Ridiculous fascists.
You do know that you can post more than 10 words in a thread, don't you?
Try and do better next time.
Linn should have been given a sentence of 12 months rehabilitation served by serving hamburgers to Marines at Quantico.
Secondly he should have been awarded the "enlightened pyromaniac" award.
Every Mosque on American soil is a pustule intended to destroy the Constitution and the nation for which it stands.
I wish I could have gotten on his jury.
He's wrong: all of them are!
I'd like to see that Judge walk a mile in one of our Soldier's in Afghanistan's boots before he passes judgement, bet he'd think otherwise!
Your excerpt is no better. IF you are too lazy to click on the link that is your problem.
That's an Associated Press article and is clearly stated, does your excerpt meet FR posting guidlines for AP?
He did not destroy a mosque. He set fire to a prayer rug..... The Mosk sprinkler system kicked in and put out the fire. Mosk klowns claim there is smoke and water damage. I would love to get a truthful assessment of how much
The judge actually said that with a straight face? How many dead (civilian and military) in Muslim countries? Hey buddy, remember 9/11/01? Symbol of peace my lily white backside.
"You are no better than the terrorists or extremists you sought to punish," Zouhary said.
That judge isn't too bright. Condemns the Marine, admonishing him about "peace" then turns around and confirms the very thing he just denied. Acknowledges that the act was intended to punish terrorists and extremists - at a Mosque.
^Jazusamo:) it infuriates me that Linn may serve 20 yrs in prison for a crime in which noone was injured. Hate crime laws need to be challenged.
Yes. Click the link in post 11. I posted an excerpt less than 300 words and less than 50% of the actual article.
20 years for burning a mosque? What's the going rate for burning a church?
thread police? Why not click on the article instead of threadcrapping... maybe watch out the window for some kid to step on your lawn.
20 years is too much. This wasn't a hate crime as much as it was mis-directed grieving. This Marine needs peer-to-peer counseling, probation, and to pay for damages.
A peaceful, forgiving people, church, and religion would also ask for the recommendations I've outlined above.
I wonder what these Muslims asked for?
(I had a bad friend once get an arson charge and he didn't do any jail time.)
When Christian Churches are burned down, what kind of sentences are handed down? How does this burning of a prayer rug compare?
My suspicion is this sentence was harsh to appease Muslims.
How can 20 years be outrageous when Linn plead Guilty and accepted the 20 year sentence?
"U.S. District Judge Jack Zouhary told Linn that his acts were an attack on all places of religion and that the mosque was a symbol of peace."
Assumes facts, not in evidence!
Conjecture, your Honor!
It is YOU that should brush up on FR rules. Your whining is distracting from the article and NOONE else is having a problem.
I agree, especially that he went through the building to make sure no one was there. Hate crime laws should be done away with...period.
"U.S. District Judge Jack Zouhary"
It figures, the judge is Lebanese! Linn was right about the Muslims being mostly terrorists. It's like most of the Blacks hate White people. You may not like the answer, but sadly, it's the truth.
"Why not click on the article ..."
Did you not see post 8. I posted it.
(You're welcome)
The 300 word excerpt does not apply to AP articles, they are supposed to be excerpted "very briefly."
Yes. Click the link in post 11. I posted an excerpt less than 300 words and less than 50% of the actual article.
Are you hoping for a FR Commendation or something? I fail to understand why you've made this thread about your alleged excerpting skills.
Go ahead and take a gold star out of petty cash for your efforts.
How? Which excerpt gave you the better story? If you like lazy, sloppy excerpts, then fine. But as you see, my excerpt has generated far more input.
You got that right, I would gladly put his name on a bumper sticker and send a bunch of kids out into a mall parking lot.
These are the unknown heroes the MSM fears to report and will be erased from history if we forget, and our souls will be dammed if we turn our heads away from it.
How many years did terrorist William Ayres and Bernadette Dohrn get? Zero! Ayres and Dohrn are part of the communist underground so they have a network of judges, politicians and other important people looking out for them. And contrary to what Ayres claims, they really did murder someone—a policeman from San Francisco. Their terrorist group was not discovered till a couple of their group blew themselves up while working on a nail bomb that was going to be used at a dance at a New Jersey fort.
it's people like you that drive away people from posting articles. I appreciate the link and excerpt of the original poster, I saw it in my RSS FR feed on my desktop and clicked on it. Lo and behold, like many other FR threads, there is a little ninny policing and bemoaning. Seriously, if the mods don't start putting these ninnies in their place, it will drive many away. It's distracting from the discussion and serves no purpose other than to stroke the ego of chronic complainers.
Alert the mods then. Have them remove post 8.
Was the mosque full of male Muslims aged 12 and over? If not, burning it was a wasted effort.
Alert them yourself, it's your uninformed post, I only informed you of FR policy.
there are a bunch of prima donnas running around FR like it is their sacred right to correct excerpts and blog postings as they see fit. Annoying more than anything, just best to ignore them.
Simply make the point, then move on.
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They also had a meal plan which included all you could eat breakfast and dinner. Lunch was not part of the plan. We would take snacks from the breakfast (boxed cereals, fruit, etc) and eat those during the day and if we were really hungry, we found nearby restaurants that were a lot cheaper for lunch options.
At the Sofitel they had internet and phone service, but of course you have to pay a day rate or hourly rate for the internet and have to pay for your phone. They did have phones in the rooms.
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I learned about Yosemite Ridge while I was doing research on childhood asthma among Mexican-Americans in the San Joaquin Valley. The camp afforded me the opportunity to spend time with families and professionals who were dealing with childhood asthma, and especially those who were having difficulty controlling it. Many of the families had no knowledge about asthma before attending camp. They quickly learned about the causes and treatment of asthma. Maybe even more importantly they had FUN! So many children are overprotected when they have asthma. These children learned to swim, hike, ride a horse--even rock climb. And they love it!
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Location: 14.35 miles from Harpers FerryMartinsburg, WV - 25404
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Location: 14.75 miles from Harpers FerryMartinsburg, WV - 25403
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According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Green Bay Packers are moving right tackle Brian Bulaga to the left side to replace Marshall Newhouse.
The most noteworthy is that right tackle Bryan Bulaga is moving to the left side to be quarterback Aaron Rodgers' blind-side protector, replacing last year's starter Marshall Newhouse.
In addition, the coaches have flipped guards T.J. Lang and Josh Sitton, moving Lang from left to right and Sitton from right to left. Newhouse, 2012 undrafted free agent Don Barclay and 2011 first-round pick Derek Sherrod will all have a shot to start at right tackle.
Initially, multiple sources detailed the move, and later after an interview request, coach Mike McCarthy confirmed it and agreed to discuss it.
"I sat down with Bryan and Josh on Monday and I told them I wanted to make the move to where they're on the left side," McCarthy said. "Those two are our most accomplished and experienced players. I told them about the responsibilities and my expectations about playing the left side.
"Some of the things we'll want to get into schematically as we move forward. They were excited about it."
The Packers had some issues along their offensive line last season, it will be interesting to see how these moves pan out for them in 2013.