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A new visual for an old track by nipsey hussle for "rap music" featuring june summers from the bullets aint got no names vol. 3 mix tape. director credit giancarlo loffredo.
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According to a new study, something as small as a light icebreaker could go in the Arctic Ocean by the middle of the century, including straight over the North Pole, thanks to the ongoing effects of climate change. [NBC]
Ordinary vessels, which account for more than 99 percent of shipping traffic, could easily navigate the Northern Sea Route along the Russian coastline and, in some years, even find a route through the fabled Northwest Passage… the temptation is likely to prove irresistible to some shipping companies and adventurous tourists, which opens up new concerns about search and rescue infrastructure, the environmental impact from increased shipping traffic and the potential for oil spills, among other issues.
[Laurence C. Smith, a geographer and sea ice expert at the University of California, Los Angeles] and graduate student Scott Stephenson used the output of climate models to chart the fastest, most efficient, and realistic routes through the Arctic for different classes of ships that will become possible as more sea ice disappears each summer.[…]
The new findings, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, indicate shipping companies willing to invest in light icebreaker technology, known as Polar Class 6 vessels, can avoid those fees by going over the North Pole or through the Northwest Passage.
Regular ships, too, will be able to navigate at least some of these routes unescorted. And, "it doesn't matter whether we get serious about curbing the growth of greenhouse gas emissions or not," Smith said. "Either way, the result is the same. The ice will thin sufficiently."
The Mid-Atlantic states are bracing for a high-impact, heavy snowstorm starting late Tuesday and lasting through Wednesday. The storm has the potential to end Washington, D.C.'s longest snow drought on record. [Climate Central]
Ernest Moniz, President Obama's new nominee for the Energy Department has argued that natural gas can serve as a "bridge fuel" to a lower-carbon future, rankling some in the environmental community. [WaPo]
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has announced he will sign two agreements that will render the city's energy use coal-free by 2025. [Sierra Club]
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Mid-century? Hilarious.
That's exactly what I was thinking. The melt time table has been moved from 2100 to 2060 to 2030 and now to "sometime in the next few years."
And this is a good thing? The benefits we reap are well worth the destruction of an ecosystem? Isn't this sort of thinking what brought us to the brink of collapse? "Well Thelma, lets turn out the lights and go to bed. Company wants to go home." -my dad
I was thinking the same thing – in the context of John Holdren mentioning that simulations show the winter ice cap goes fairly quickly once the summer cap is lost…
Based on those comments by 2050 the winter cap could be gone or close to gone….let alone the summer cap (which will be gone in a few years).
There was a screening of Chasing Ice in a UK government building and afterwards a panel discussion where the graph showing PIOMAS data extrapolated out to total collapse of summer sea ice by 2015 was accepted as fact. Itr was good to see the veil of Met Office denial partially lifted (Julian Slingo still maintained that the models indicated it could stick around for a few more decades) but some guy called Colin Manson described it as an "irreversible tipping point" that we all accept and showed considerable irritation that we could not move faster to tie up deals on shipping routes and key ports to profit from this small-non-event-tipping point.
These people are all completely crazy and see the environment as a hindrance to untapping full business potential.
It hasn't caught much attention outside of the oil circles but deserves some attention here at least:
"Australian shale oil discovery could be larger than Canada's oilsands"
Verified reserves will come later, estimates are up to ~ 230 billion barrels or so (Canadian tar sands are ~ 170 billion barrels). They'll need expertise to frack and unlock the oil and gas…
Do you get the feeling that there's a climate change reality known to the 'black' community that's vastly different from what we're being told through official channels? There was obvious strategic interest in the Arctic for years, and copious measurements were taken. We have unclassified models with poor ice dynamics, and no positive feedback mechanisms, which are being used as the open-source basis of policy. What would the credible models be telling us?
I posted it a month ago. But, again, we have more than enough fossil fuel proven reserves to do us in many times over. These two won't make a difference.
as noted above, it is likely the arctic ice cap will not last past summer 2020.
The report on north pole shipping by 2050 fails to say that when the ice cap melts, there will be catastrophic shifts in climate, increased warming feedbacks, and acceleration in sea level rise from the rapid melting of the greenland ice cap that will likely cause a collaps of civilization in a world of 9 – 10 billion people, which will end the need for economic trade (at least one good thing will come of this!). Good luck finding food to eat in 2050, or 2020 if the arctic continues to melt at the rate it has been in recent years.
This is typical of the useless reporting we get from wall $treet sources.
I think after 2011/12 seasons and the impact this has had on food prices… it is now looking like the extreme events of the above years is set to continue now pretty much on a constant basis… that we are on for sever societal disruption before 2020.
Tipping points abound. Heres another tipping point…
"The most stressed moose population now appears to be in Minnesota, where it has fallen from 8,840 to 2,760 in seven years, a drop of 69%, including a drop of 35% in the past year alone. "
Game on ….
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A 10-year wait ends Tuesday with the arrival of "SimCity", a computer game that challenges players to build thriving cities in the face of conditions such as limited funds and climate change.
I saw part of the Editor's of WSJ address to the Australian National Press Club yesterday in which she claimed that the Tea Party was a genuine grass roots movement taking the Republicans back to the centre, amongst other 'war is peace' statements. I can only imagine what she said about climate change, ME
By 2050 we'll be lucky to have a little slush in the water in January.
There will be alligators in the Potomac.
Thanks Superman1, you're right it won't make a difference, but its good to see the new stuff the goons are trying to tap to get a feeling for what's really going on out in petro world.
The Arctic will be fully transversable, in all seasons, by ordinary shipping, well before then.
Other than having to go around Greenland The Arctic can be circumnavigated in summer now. For the next year or so an ice breaker would be a good idea.
There are too many variable for accurate timetables now. But that will change very soon.
A light icebreaker should be able to traverse the pole in six months. The first year pancake ice (that round stuff in the picture) is easily shattered, easily broken up by icebreakers, and first year ice is all that's left. The Arctic hasn't been the real Arctic for years. It's the Aarctic now.
I believe that around 2010 the atmosphere went into a period of rapidly increasing disasters that is related to the artic meltdown, and it's effect on the northern hemisphere's climate.
here in nyc, we are seeing alot more instances of 50+ mph winds. 50+ mph winds used to be rare in this area, maybe once every year or two from an extreme thunderstorm, a noreaster, or an unusual cold front. Now, winds over 50mph are happening more like once a season, there have been 2 or 3 storms since sandy that have accomplished this, we are now under a high wind warning (up to 60mph gusts) for tomorrow night's storm, one model even predicts 75 mph on the coast, more excitement! It is possible that in the early 1060's there were alot of strong storms on the atlantic coast, including hurricanes and noreasters, otherwise i do not know of any time were all these systems combined to produce the weather we have seen since 2010, and we have also seen more tornadoes in the city, almost unheard of until recent decades.
On dr. Master's weather underground blogs, some posters have commented that winds have been unusually strong and frequent in recent seasons, this may be the shape of things to come. A good time to invest in wind power?
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'Soft denialism' at its most imbecilic, relying on the target audience being totally ignorant of the truth. Plus looking on this Apocalyptic disaster as some sort of 'good', or more precisely, a sanctified 'business opportunity'. Quite repulsive, all around.
Any relation to Charlie, one wonders.
The ghouls won't even get started before the ecological and economic collapses supervene.
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Posted on 10/07/2006 10:38:22 PM PDT by Lunatic Fringe
According to NY Daily News and ESPN.
We'll be glad to take him in Texas!!!
Now that is quick.
And probably a lie as well!
You can say that again!
Do you have a link?
You're a lunatic all right!!! :)
No link yet, breaking on ESPN- they've reported it 3 times in the last 10 minutes.
Looking at a story on how bad A-Rod's been. As a Boston fan, no tears shed here.
NO!!! Not Joe .. that Steinbrenner... jeesh.
Damn...guess I'll have to turn on the TV. Apologies for saying it was a lie Lunatic.
Meaning the story is running on ESPN. Still waiting for the news.
This is BS! Billy Martin got the job.
New York needs to do something to wake the dead. If they are going to hire a bunch of mercenaries to play the game, they better get someone to bust some balls.
That didn't take long...
If anyone should be gone its B. Cashman (although I heard he's married to one of the Steinbrenner chicks?) &/or #13.
Four hours after they were eliminated by the Detroit Tigers, the New York Yankees pulled up to Yankee Stadium in three buses late Saturday night, greeted by fewer than a dozen fans.
With as many police as supporters on hand, most of the players quickly went to their cars and drove away. Manager Joe Torre could be seen, along with Mariano Rivera, Johnny Damon, Hideki Matsui, Robinson Cano, Mike Mussina and Mike Myers.
Backup infielder Andy Phillips was the only player who talked with reporters.
"I don't think we've even comprehended what's just happened in the last few hours, much less to think about what's ahead," Phillips said. "I think it's kind of the usual emotion that you would expect: guys frustrated and disappointed."
I just checked ESPN, couldn't find anything...
Why don't they just change their name to Mariners? They've got every player we ever had that was worth anything, and now Lou.
So Ichiro isn't worth anything?
They never got Edgar. He had too much class.
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nothing on espn.com or nydailynews.com
Sporting News Radio is reporting the same thing, that is that Torres been fired and Pinilla [sp] will be the new coach.
nothing on sportingnews.com either . . . .
TV is still faster than the Internet. Like I said, it's been reported three times on SportsCenter in the last 30 minutes.
I would watch sportcenter or ESPNnews, but I don't want to see the dodgers highlights. the game itself was painful enough.
good move. and ditch AROD too.
NY loves Lou.
Heard it on Sporting News Radio. Hopefully they've confirmed it and it's not just a rumor.
I stopped following baseball years ago once REAL sportsmen died out. These guys are not sportsmen , they are movie star type junkies who charge the parents of little kids $50 to sign an autograph. Could care less if the cancelled all baseball tomorrow.Are there any Americans on baseball teams anymore by the way ?
Why am I not surprised...either that Joe gets canned or Steinbrenner brings back Sweet Lou.
ESPN: Daily News says Torre is LIKELY to be replaced. It's not a done deal yet.
Apparently sources are saying that Torre can quit to save face or be fired.
the team had settled into a mode where they had one formula - one trick on the bag - and when that formula didn't show up, they just give up. there is no "scrappy" nature to the team or the managing (Torre). they've gotten stale, and in a short series where momentum is everything, its most obvious.
Figured it might be something like that. The lack of major media sources reporting it made me suspicious.
Heads were likely to roll after the Yankees were eliminated from the postseason by the Tigers, but the opening odds were on Alex Rodriguez going first, not Joe Torre.
According to the New York Daily News, however, the popular New York manager will be fired unless he decides to resign first to save face. Sources say former Yankees player and manager Lou Piniella will be owner George Steinbrenner's choice to replace Torre.
After winning the World Series in four of his first five seasons, Torre has weathered many storms since then, but Saturday's 8-3 loss left him emotional as he pondered his future in the Bronx.
"We felt pretty good about ourselves," he told the Daily News. "But again, that's something for (general manager Brian Cashman) and I and other people to talk about. But right now, it's just &" and choking back tears, he concluded "& it's just tough."
Cashman and most of the front office employees are expected to keep their jobs, the Daily News reports.
Piniella has been rumored to be in contention for the open positions with the Washington Nationals and Chicago Cubs. He last managed the Tampa Bay Devil Rays to a fifth-place finish in 2005. Piniella began his managerial career with the Yankees in 1986. That team finished second in the AL East, the best result of his three seasons in the Bronx.
Piniella went on to win the World Series as skipper of the Cincinnati Reds in 1988, however. After three years with the Reds, he managed the Seattle Mariners from 1993-2002 and the D-Rays for the next three seasons.
Torre has won more than 1,000 games as manager of the Yankees, but after beating the Mets in the 2000 World Series, the Bronx Bombers have fallen short of always high expectations despite the highest payroll in baseball.
Torre has one season and $7 million left on his contract.
Yankee hater.
that's fair, they should give him the chance to resign.
George Costanza.
I wasen't being sarcastic.
Big Mistake. Steinbrenner will regret it if he's smart enough.
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It's amazing that 30 years later, Speed Racer remains one of the most fondly remembered cartoons of all time. This innovative, early Japanamation hit, chronicling the adventures of a young teenage boy and his suped-up supercar, seems to have gotten stuck in neutral in the memories of all who have seen it, thanks to its outlandish stories, off-kilter dubbing, and fiery, crash-filled races. Speed Racer: Volume Four is the latest release in Lionsgate's ongoing collection of the show, another solid release that breaks away from the pack in an effort to capture the checkered flag. Go Speed Racer, go!.
In the cult classic series, world class driver Speed Racer is the proud driver of the Mach Five, a technologically advanced automobile built by his genius mechanic father, Pops Racer. Speed and his girlfriend (and navigator) Trixie travel to exotic locales with his marvelous racing machine where he routinely matches skills with competitors like Snake Oiler, Zoomer Slick and the not-so-mysterious Racer X. When not winning the latest Grand Prix, however, Speed spends his downtime thwarting the nefarious schemes of incredible villains and mobsters intent on exploiting the International Racing Circuit for their own evil gain. Helping Speed both on and off the track are his friend and mechanic Sparky, as well as his little brother Spritle, and Spritle's pet monkey Chim Chim, who often stow way in the Mach Five's trunk to join in the wacky fun.
Picking up where Speed Racer: Volume Three left off, Speed Racer: Volume Four features eight episodes of the motor-revvin' series:
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• "The Car Destroyer"
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• "The Dangerous Witness"
• "Race the Laser Tank"
Now, I'll be the first to admit that Speed Racer isn't a very well-made show. The constantly recycled animation, dangerously low frame rate, and almost nonsensical dubbed dialogue certainly indicate that the show was lazily crafted, and yet, as fans will testify, the technical shortcomings are really the charm of the series, especially when combined with the bizarre plot lines. And this volume has lots to offer fans of the strange, with grotesque art thieves, attacking swarms of model airplanes, and flying sword attacks. Not being a fan of cartoons with complicated story arcs, I really liked the fact that this set contains only one two-part episode-the rest are stand-alone shows that you can pop in any time, anywhere, for a quick 22-minute hit of Speed's mildly psychedelic antics.
The first thing you're going to notice about Speed Racer Vol. 4 is that there are only eight episodes here rather than the 11 or 12 found on earlier volumes—a move that has allowed Lionsgate to stretch the series to one more volume (and wheedle another 20 bucks out of fans). The second thing you're going to notice is the cool extra: a die-cast Mach Five that you can drive around your desk while singing the Speed Racer theme song while your co-workers look at you like you've lost your mind. I'm perfectly aware that this gimmicky giveaway toy is meant to distract my attention from the fact that there aren't any substantial supplements on the disc, but apparently, it worked. Other than that, you can expect Lionsgate's usual passable presentation-tinny mono sound and source-artifact littered frames. It's pretty much on par with other '60s animation classics, so I won't give Speed a hard time on the technical details.
This is likely a release that's only going to appeal to fans that grew up watching Speed's odd adventures, but I wouldn't have it any other way. With only one more DVD left until the entire series has hit the market, you bet your life Speed Racer's gonna see it through!
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One of the critiques of early Christian theology is that it was not truly a Jewish sect, but based on Hellenistic influences. St. Paul of Tarsus was said to be one of the major Hellenistic influences of this new cult. This paper will attempt to show that the influences brought to early Christianity by St. Paul of Tarsus were closely aligned with the Judaism of his period, and that Hellenistic and Neo-Platonic influences were added later by early Patristic fathers, many of whom came to Christianity from Pagan and Neo-Platonic backgrounds. St. Augustine of Hippo is an example of the early patristic fathers who came to Christianity from other pagan beliefs and is compared in this paper against Paul to illustrate the Hellenistic influences of this early theologian and church father against the more comparably Jewish beliefs of St. Paul.
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The Wisdom of Crowds: Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How… (2004)
by James Surowiecki
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Surowieki writes the Financial Page for the New Yorker, and he's in top form in this book. What I learned in a nutshell: crowds themselves are very stupid (mob mentality); however, the aggregate of individual instinct and wisdom is almost infallible. Great stuff!
Never have I enjoyed a book so much that I completely disagreed with. There is much I learned here about processes and fundamental workings of everyday behavioral phenomena, but his thesis doesn't hold water. I can show you oodles of examples where the crowd is downright foolish, from voting the wrong people into office, to polls revealing mind-blowing weird public opinion, to my very own board meetings where we all seem to have lost our minds. The author cherry picks examples that suit his idea while ignoring very obvious antithetical ideas, and he seems smart enough even to perhaps have penned a Devil's Advocate book called "The Stupidity of Crowds."
I don't really have a lot to say about this book. I agree with the basic argument that groups can be smarter than individuals at certain tasks, but I wanted more substantive support. The anecdotes and illustrations used to back up the author's claims simply don't add up to a very strong argument. They're too circumstantial.
However, I was entertained and I think I probably learned something about how to set up a group to make better decisions.
A very interesting book. If you like informative nonfiction written in a popular, easy-to-understand format, then you'll love this.
This book was so bad that reviewing it feels like a waste of time, but I will briefly explain what's wrong with it. The author begins with an old idea: crowds can be wise when they exhibit diversity of opinion, independence, decentralization and when their views can be aggregated. Hayek presented it in the context of markets in his 1945 paper "The use of knowledge in society". Like a true journalist the author has collected a heap of stories which he thinks illustrate the idea, but he's badly mistaken. Probably 60-70% of his topics are not valid examples of collective intelligence at work. Many of them are pointless and yield no conclusions whatsoever.
It seems to me that the author hasn't understood collective intelligence very well. He could have easily tested his examples by assessing whether or not they meet the four criteria he cites in the beginning - diversity, independence, decentralization and aggregation. If he had done that, weeded out the invalid cases and explained for each valid case how the criteria are met, I would have liked this book. But he seems to have forgotten the criteria as soon as he wrote them down and goes on to recount all kinds of irrelevant tales which have little or nothing to do with collective intelligence. Even in the limited number of examples where he manages to correctly identify collective intelligence at work, he usually fails to explain how the four criteria are met.
I strongly advice against reading this book. No useful lesson can be learned from an author who has a shallow understanding of the idea he's trying to convey.
In ''The Wisdom of Crowds,'' James Surowiecki, who writes a column called The Financial Page for The New Yorker, challenges that received wisdom. He marshals evidence from the social sciences indicating that people in large groups are, in effect, better informed and more rational than any single member might be. The author has a knack for translating the most algebraic of research papers into bright expository prose -- though the swarm of anecdotes at times makes it difficult to follow the progress of his argument.
New Yorker business columnist Surowiecki enlivens his argument with dozens of illuminating anecdotes and case studies from business, social psychology, sports, and everyday life.
What emerges in "The Wisdom of Crowds" is a book that is both clever and slightly tiresome.
This work is an intriguing study of collective intelligence and how it works in contemporary society.
Surowiecki's style is pleasantly informal, a tactical disguise for what might otherwise be rather dense material.
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: Doing some mercs testing for the team event, Solo against Neo-Umbrella J'avo with Chris/EX Jake; Martial Arts Master (2 knife quick shots) got more consistent results than Quick Shot Damage Increase (sometimes taking 3 knife quick shots). Meant to try it without any damage buff but I forgot.
I did some testing with the Stun Rod too and it worked out much better than the knife, but there's the question of whether kills from the extra electric effect count or not. One would think that it'd simply register as a Stun Rod kill and thus count, but these kills don't give you a +5 time bonus so the game does differentiate them. Hopefully the official ruleset will clear up the confusion when it's released.
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Last night, while I was getting totally fucking wastedwhich was a very different totally getting wasted than the totally getting wasted I got when John Kerry lost to George Busha friend of mine pointed something out about Obama:
Obama is maybe the first president in a very long time who is smart enough to realize how fucked he is. Surely any kind of man who's able to put together the smoothest, best presidential campaign in historyand what a relief to actually say that, now! understands the burden of what he's trying to achieve. Every president is fucked, yes, but when George Bush won for the first time, when Bill Clinton won for the first time, when Ronald Reagan won for the first time, they didn't seem to appreciate the gravity of the situation. They were just happy to win.
When Obama gave his speech last night, he looked relieved, yes, and assured, yes, but he also looked tired. And it was the kind of tired you see on the face of someone who's run five miles and has to go fifteen miles more before he or she sleeps. Intellectually, he realizes the burden of a presidency, and he's getting ready for it. It's amazing to watch. Here's a man who's giving up the rest of his life for this national service, and, completely understanding what it means, he's doing it willingly. That's a kind of heroism.
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"I know I get a lot of grief for that," Abrams tells CraveOnline. "But I'll tell you, there are times when I'm working on a shot, I think, 'Oh this would be really cool … with a lens flare.' But I know it's too much, and I apologize. I'm so aware of it now. I was showing my wife an early cut of Star Trek Into Darkness and there was this one scene where she was literally like, 'I just can't see what's going on. I don't understand what that is.' I was like, 'Yeah, I went too nuts on this.'"
"This is how stupid it was," Abrams continued. "I actually had to use ILM to remove lens flare in a couple of shots, which is, I know, moronic. But I think admitting you're an addict is the first step towards recovery."
LMFAO ……………reals
Don't apologize! I disagree with ya'll – I think the lens flair helped put you into the scenes, It felt way more real and less polished. I dig it. I know it's a style that works for Super 8 and Trek, but I think it could be toned down for Star Wars.
I hope there aren't any of those in his Star Wars movie. I know people complained about them in Star Trek but it didn't really bother me but Star Trek: ITD… ho boy was it annoying.
Ummm. The reason why filmmakers spend so much time in setting up shots and camera makers try to make cameras that don't have lens flares is because lens flares make you AWARE of the camera and take you out of the scene. How can you feel like you really there and part of the scene when there's bright lights obscuring your view? Vision does not work that way.
I'm not gonnna hide it. The bit about ILM having to help him remove lens flares from scenes had me cracking up.
That almost killed me. One of the funniest things I've read all year.
I think Dan's point is that it creates an illusion of practical photography and special effects to a film that is made up of largely digital effects – realish (practical) as opposed to sterile (CGI).
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The first step to healing is admission. Now, make sure you're cured, J.J. before you get into the Star Wars films.
He shouldn't apologize for it. Nor should Snyder for his use of Slomo. It's their movies, their styles. People should just get the fuck over it.
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Perhaps he is emboldened because Redskins coach Mike Shanahan had him ahead of JaMarcus Russell and Brady Quinn in his QB draft that year.
"I'm just trying to have the right mindset going in because if you don't believe you're going to be the starter, you'll probably not," he said.
The D.C. press has been smitten by Beck, but he says it's just the lockout and they've got nothing to cover, so he's filling a void.
When he grew a mullet this past year, it made headlines, columns and Internet blogs. The fact he is a hunter and fisherman has drawn fun comedy, including a photo gallery in one reporter's blog that trumpeted that Beck liked making animals die.
Beck's zeal for the game hasn't gone unnoticed and has even inspired some fans — maybe the guy really deserves to start, some say. He's got a William Wallace thing going this spring.
Anthony Schneck of Sportsology nicknamed Beck "The Warrior Prince."
Beck's recent radio words, someone declared, should be keyed up to NFL Films, with music in the background. Here they are:
"I love football. I love playing the game. I love standing in there on third down and getting whacked in the chin and completing a pass and quieting the crowd. When you're playing on the road and it's third down and they're screaming, and you can rip a pass in there and get it and shut 'em all up, I love it.
"I love scoring a touchdown and knowing exactly what that person that I threw the touchdown pass to put into it. I like knowing that my O-line never gets to touch the football, but they're busting their butts because they want to win, and they're OK with not touching the football.
"I love seeing everybody excited. I love the feeling after the game when you've put in all that work and you won. And at times, even though I hate losing, sometimes I love the feeling after a loss, when you say you know what, that sucked, and I never want that to happen again. Let's find a way to work even harder. Let's find a way to play even better so we can go out there and win next week. Sometimes I love that feeling.
"There are SO many feelings that I have missed because I haven't been able to be the guy. I've been the backup. I can't tell you, I'm so excited for the first time in a real game that I get drilled under the chin while throwing the ball. I'm probably gonna smile, because I've missed it so much."
The Redskins had 41 players show up for player-only practice on Tuesday. That included 10 of 12 rookies and an 11th would have been there but he had flight issues.
"We'll have other practices Wednesday and Thursday before we go home," said Beck. "Then we'll have to decide when to get back again. I threw twice last week is all. That isn't enough, not at this level. The lockout is out of our control and yes, we have to wait and see, but there is no vacation this summer because of it."
He does plan on doing his summer football camps in Utah with his former Cougar teammates like The General, Cameron Jensen.
"I can't just wrap up mini-camps and practices and go take July off like usual," Beck said. "It doesn't work that way."
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Updated: 12/31/2008 - Florida's minimum wage increases to $7.21 an hour on New Year's Day, a jump of 42 cents for roughly 400,000 workers.
Posted: 12/31/2008 - If you're thinking of taking a dip on New Year's Day, you may notice something missing along South Walton's beaches.
Posted: 12/31/2008 - A county wide boil water notice has been issued Wednesday morning for all of Bay County.
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Posted: 12/30/2008 - Senate president Jeff Atwater, R-North Palm Beach, and House speaker Ray Sansom, R-Destin, say lawmakers will begin a special session on Monday to work on Florida's $2.3 billion budget deficit.
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The dates are set for the 2015 Mayor's Cup Men's and Women's Amateur Championship Tournaments. The Tenth Annual Men's Championship will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 24-26, 2015. The Tenth Annual Women's Championship will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 31-August 2, 2015.
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City residency is not required. The men's tournament is open to all male golfers, 18 and up, and is limited to the first 136 paid entries. The women's tournament is open to all female golfers, 18 and up, and is limited to the first 136 paid entries. The entry fee is $175 for either tournament.
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In his recent visit to Denver, Colorado for a political fundraiser, President Obama took some time out to hit a few balls with Colorado Governor, John Hickenlooper, at Wynkoop Brewing Company.
Wynkoop, which is one of the premier microbreweries in "The Mile-High City", sports a set of 18 tables on its second floor to accompany its restaurant and bar, making for great spot for a night on the town.
Although NYC Grind was unable to reach the President for a comment on his trip to the brewery, we did catch up with Wynkoop general manager Amanda Young on the experience.
"It was pretty amazing. He came in with Governor Hickenlooper, and they played a couple of games of pool, both of which were won by President Obama. The President spoke with our brewer, Bess Dougherty, and our chef got to cook for him, which they was thrilled about," said Young.
While there is unquestionable excitement surrounding a presidential visit, the Wynkoop staff had little time to prepare for the Commander in Chief to walk through the door.
"We didn't know he was coming until about half hour before he arrived," Young went on to say.
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When Mercedes-Benz rolled out its new-for-2013 SL at the North American International Auto Show on Monday, it would've been really cool to show off the very first SL ever produced, in order to illustrate the heritage of the iconic sports car. (Especially because the SL will be celebrating its ... Read more
Photo courtesy RM Auctions As we do every December, we're pausing today to take a brief look back at the past year, recounting some of the biggest stories from the collector-car hobby that crossed our desks in 2011. While there were certainly some whoppers this year – such as the Ferrar ... Read more
As seller Dave Wolin tells the story of this 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL replica for sale on Hemmings.com, he found the fiberglass shell of a body in a backyard in the San Gabriel Valley where it had sat for 50 years, reportedly an attempt to replicate the famed gullwing that didn't go anywhere ... Read more
RM Auctions is calling its 2011 Arizona auction an unqualified success, posting a record $30.8 million in sales with a 96 percent sell-through — the highest ever in the event's 12-year history. Helping boost the bottom line, four of the 180 cars offered sold for more than one million. Perha ... Read more
Dan's post about the controversial sale of cars from the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum prompts me to mention this 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL coupe, which sold at RM's Monterey auction this August. The car had been in the possession of its original owner, a Robert Orr, until 2005, when it ... Read more


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Shocker! Model (allegedly) does cocaine!
CNN reports that supermodel Kate Moss is being investigated for alleged coke use. What'll they discover next? That musicians are also using drugs? Like, say, Moss' boyfriend Pete Doherty? Although it does sound like some of the big fashion houses are dropping Moss over the scandal. I guess having a smack addict boyfriend (especially when you're raising a kid) ain't so glamorous after all.