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The Chargers left Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday knowing two things and not much else.
They knew they had exploited a bad team and they'd done it at home.
They would like to think they know how good they are. Signs – such as having the league's No.1 offense and No.1 defense -- point to them being the same old Chargers, the team that heats up as the weather cools. But they really don't have any idea regarding their true identity.
This week, at Oakland, the Chargers can take a tiny step toward that discovery.
Before they get to some tougher opponents, they first will face something the next couple weeks that has been troublesome for them this season:
Games away from San Diego.
It was clearly on their minds from the moment Sunday's 41-10 rout of the Arizona Cardinals was finished. It actually dawned on some of them as the final minutes drained from a second straight laugher at home.
"As of right now, the team we want to be every week is the team you watched play here at home," tight end Antonio Gates said after Sunday's game. "Once we carry that on the road is the next step."
The Chargers are 2-0 at home, 0-2 on the road this season.
"We have been good on the road," quarterback Philip Rivers said. "We were 7-1 last year, and we can still get the thing going on the road. We've got to. We got two coming up right now right in front of us."
Yes. Sunday against the Raiders and Oct. 17 at St. Louis.
Even though the Black Hole is apparently being sucked up by a black hole -- just 32,218 attended last week's game at Oakland Coliseum, the smallest non-strike-year crowd for a Raiders game since 1967 – this is still a road game.
The Chargers' home victories have come by a combined 57 points. Their road losses have been by a touchdown apiece. They are plus-five in takeaways at home, minus-four on the road. They have committed almost twice as many penalties on the road. They have scored on just half their eight red zone trips on the road and scored on seven of their eight red zone trips at home.
"I think more than anything, obviously, it has been a home thing and a road thing," Rivers said. "But I think more than anything, it's protect the football and eliminate the penalties. Period."
The Cardinals scored their only touchdown Sunday on a return of a fumble. It was the Chargers' only turnover, but it tied the game 7-7 and might have been a catalyst to a different outcome if the game were being played in Arizona.
"If the situation was a little different it could have been very costly," center Nick Hardwick said. "It's definitely a point of emphasis, and we're keeping that in the front of our minds."
While the issue this year has been an inability to get out of their own way on the road – three kick return touchdowns allowed and six giveaways at Kansas City and Seattle -- the Chargers were resilient last season away from San Diego.
The Chargers in 2009 pulled out last-minute victories at Oakland and New York and scored 10 fourth-quarter points to win by three at Dallas.
"We gotta still be able to handle adversity, because we are good enough to win a game when we have some turnovers," Rivers said. "We can. We've showed we've almost won those two even considering all of that. So, we can't be a team that panics when it goes a little awry. But if we can keep it from going awry, we are going to win our fair share of games."


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Not even remotely similar. ECA is a "real" company(getting hurt big time by low gas prices". DPTR was "the gang
that couldn't shoot straight", swinging for the fences and striking out. Great story a month ago in the Denver Post
on Roger Parker the old president of DPTR. He was "living the life" for a while.
I really do hope you can tell the difference.
DPTR was in the turnaround/special situations basket where the hope is a ten bagger but where 2 or 3 out of 5 go bust.
ECA is a core holding in the large cap value basket. It has HUGE assets and highly effective management and operations expertise. I have zero worries here. Right now (after the petrochina deal) ECA has $3 billion in cash in the bank. I do not think DPTR ever had that problem.
Smell getting stronger
See your missing the point again by not reading what I wrote approve. I said staring to...
I am not saying ECA right now looks like DPTR looked like in say 2010 and 2011 when DPTR was on death's bed. I'm saying ECA is like DPTR when it just started on it's down slope, all the variables and facts look ALMOST similar. ECA is in trouble and right now is a bad investment. No I don't believe ECA will NOT go Bankrupt but I do believe value will go down, as it has over the last few years. So yes, ECA is starting to smell like DPTR, but won't fall as far. Like the smell, of impairments, recent poor earnings that are expected to continue. Management presentations that stop at operating income and don't address the bottom line as it should be addressed. Any ways, good luck.
I'm not saying BK here...
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To justify the indefinite detention of an individual convicted of a serious offence, the High Court of Australia has required expert evidence by a psychiatrist or psychologist to the effect that the individual is likely in the future to commit further serious offences. This article examines whether the rules for admissibility of expert evidence, properly applied, allow any weight to be attached to such predictions. In fact, predictions of future offending are admitted, but are only relied upon where they confirm a court's pre-existing attitudes toward the dangerousness of an individual. It appears that judges are utilising expert evidence to avoid the charge that they are engaging in the arbitrary exercise of power and are acting outside the judicial method. This has significant constitutional implications for the validity of legislative schemes an compatibility with courts exercising judicial power in accordance with the Australian Constitution.
In various states of Australia, sentencing laws have been enacted which empower a judge to make a determination about whether or not a person is a "serious danger to the community". Such a determination is used as the justification for sentencing orders that explicitly breach the general limitation that a sentence must be proportional to the crime that has been committed. Such laws have been introduced in Victoria, (1) Western Australia, (2) Tasmania, (3) Queensland, (4) and South Australia, (5) and each is based upon an assumption that it is possible and appropriate for a judge to make a finding as to dangerousness in respect of a specific individual.
This article examines the constitutional validity of a judicial determination of dangerousness made under indefinite sentencing legislation. Its central hypothesis is that predictions of future offending are by definition inappropriate in a court room, as any determinations of dangerousness based upon such predictions are an invalid exercise of judicial power conferred by Chapter III of the Commonwealth Constitution, or an exercise of executive power that is inconsistent with Chapter III Courts.
Part 1 examines the current laws, the process of interpretation and application, and the decisions of the High Court of Australia setting out the evidence required for such a finding to be made. The crucial role, which is accorded to psychological and psychiatric evidence as to "dangerousness", is outlined.
Part 2 discusses the process by which a court evaluates such psychological and psychiatric evidence. It examines the general rules applied when adducing expert evidence, illustrated by their application to the field of forensic odontology. Analysis then proceeds upon how the rules should properly be applied to expert evidence as to dangerousness. A discussion of the reasons why the courts may fail to analyse such evidence rigorously follows.
Part 2 argues that judicial assumptions about determinations as to the probability of future offending present special obstructions to the objective analysis of such evidence. A prediction of probability of future offending is not a finding of fact of the type usually made by judges, although it has a superficial similarity to such findings. In reality it is a value judgment which has been taken out of the context in which such determinations are usually made and, being so decontextualised, is removed from the justificatory rationale for such determinations. Put simply, the laws of evidence, properly applied, would not permit such evidence to be adduced.
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Burien's Hi-Liners will be holding a Clothing and Textile Drive on Friday, June 17 and Saturday, June 18 at the Burien Annex. "We all have unwanted textiles that are out of fashion, not needed,... [Read more]
'Speed Networking Event' helps over 100 Highline Public Schools students
On Tuesday (May 17), the City of Burien helped host a 'speed networking event' for juniors and seniors from Highline Public Schools at City Hall: Burien City Manager Kamuron Gurol addressed... [Read more]
Canadian Artist will display dynamic works at Burien Arts Gallery in June
Multi-talented Vancouver B.C. artist Josh Byer displays his colorful "Faux Fauvism" paintings in June at the Burien Arts Gallery, located at 826 SW 152nd Street. "My technique, Faux Fauvism, attempts... [Read more]
Tickets for Highline Garden Tour – on Saturday, June 11 – are on sale now
The featured gardens in Burien, SeaTac and Normandy Park this year all demonstrate ingenious alternatives to lawns – from creeks and ponds to botanical located beneath the 3rd runway. This popular annual... [Read more]
Highline Schools Foundation Scholarship recipients honored Wednesday night
The 2016 Highline Schools Foundation Scholarship recipients were honored at Wednesday night's Highline Public Schools Board meeting at Bow Lake Elementary: Each student received a certificate of recognition... [Read more]Sponsored Post
Arun Jhaveri: Because Science Belongs in Congress
Dr. Arun Jhaveri, Burien's first mayor, is running for the 7th Congressional District seat. "I feel inspired to lead, using my scientific knowledge for the good of our global community," says Dr.... [Read more]
New pot stores on hold to get 'better understanding' of effects on residents
By Jack Mayne King County has suspended issuing of permits for retail pot stores in unincorporated areas of the county until officials get a better fix on the effects of such stores on area residents. Several... [Read more]
17-year old boy shot in chest in Burien early Thursday morning
The King County Sheriff's Office is investigating the shooting of a 17-year old male in the chest early Thursday morning (May 19) near an apartment complex in Burien. The victim was rushed to Harborview... [Read more]
Volunteers needed for Blood Drive at St. Francis of Assisi on Monday, May 23
PLEASE HELP "TOP UP" SUPPLIES! SEE CHART BELOW FOR YOUR BLOOD TYPE! Volunteers are needed for a Blood Drive on Monday May 23, 2016 at St. Francis of Assisi, located at 15236 21st Ave SW. The event... [Read more]
Next Highline Forum will focus on Transportation on Wednesday, May 25
The next Highline Forum will be Wednesday, May 25, from 2:30 – 4:30 p.m. at the Normandy Park Community Club, located at 1500 SW Shorebrook Drive. The public is invited to make comments at the start... [Read more]
Rose Clark will speak at Burien Lions Club on Wednesday, May 25
Rose Clark, Co-Chair of Highline Public Schools' Capital Facilities Advisory Committee, will speak at the Burien Lions Club on Wednesday, May 25. The event will run from Noon to 1 p.m. at Angelo's... [Read more]
St. Vincent de Paul's 'Stuff the Truck' fundraiser event will be Friday, May 27
St. Vincent de Paul's 'Stuff the Truck' event will be held Friday, May 27 at Big Picture High School, located at 440 S. 186th Street in Burien (map below). The event will run from 8:30... [Read more]


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