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Weekend Drive takes you from Las Vegas to Scotland Weekend Drive takes you from Las Vegas to Scotland Tim Tebow not speaking at RNC Tim Tebow not speaking at RNC Chris Froome runs after Tour de France bike crash Chris Froome runs after Tour de France bike crash Muhammad Ali honored with musical tribute at 2016 ESPYs Muhammad Ali honored with musical tribute at 2016 ESPYs Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More More Sports NFL Midseason Report: 2011 by Don Banks Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Thu Nov. 3, 2011 As NFL regular seasons go, the one we thought we might not have in 2011 (see lockout, protracted) hasn't been half-bad. But it is almost half gone. So as November arrives, it's time for our annual midseason review...• STORY OF THE YEAR -- The proliferation of turnaround teams, and the potential end of some long playoff droughts: Buffalo, Detroit, Cincinnati, Houston and San Francisco all finished either in last place or a game out of it in 2010, but each of those five teams would make the playoffs if the postseason opened today. The Bills (5-2) and Lions (6-2) have the league's longest active playoff-less streak, both having last qualified in 1999. The Texans (5-3) have never made the postseason since launching their expansion effort in 2002, and the 49ers (6-1) last went to the playoffs that same season. When you factor in 4-3, second-place Oakland (no playoff trips since 2002), the 12-team postseason field has a chance to be infused with some new blood in 2011.-- Kudos to: The staggering production in the passing game, with three quarterbacks -- Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, New England's Tom Brady and New Orleans' Drew Brees -- still on pace to break Dan Marino's 1984 single-season record of 5,084 passing yards. Brees is on pace for 5,491 yards; Rodgers for 5,422; and Brady for 5,397.• HEADLINE OF THE YEAR -- The death of Raiders owner Al Davis: How many teams have been so identifiable with their owner that you can't even separate them in your mind? That was the case with Davis, who did everything over the course of his 50-plus-year career in pro football except play the game. But if he could have suited up and made it onto the field, he would have been a Raider, because the entire franchise was modeled in his combative image. Davis wasn't beloved so much as he was revered by those on his side of the fight, and even his enemies respected his dogged and determined belief that his way, the Raider way, was the right way. The results weren't there in the final nine years or so of his long reign, and the Raiders faltered because of it. But Davis never lost his nerve, and his willingness to take a chance.-- Kudos to: Peyton Manning takes a seat. Has there ever been an injury with more league-wide ramifications than Manning not being ready to open the season under center in Indianapolis? It ruined the season for the Colts, ending one of the greatest playoff streaks in the game's history. It wrecked the prime time TV schedule for more than one network, and robbed the NFL and its fans of the biggest marquee name in the sport. The only time we get to see Manning work this season is during a game's commercial breaks.• SIDESHOW OF THE YEAR-- The Handshake that Shook Detroit: The over-exuberance of 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh's postgame demeanor didn't sit too well with vanquished Lions head coach Jim Schwartz in Week 6 at Ford Field, and the two leaders of men reacted like a couple dawn-of-puberty junior-highers who just felt that first full blast of testosterone kick in. Harbaugh did everything but snap a locker room towel in Schwartz's direction, and Schwartz looked ready to put somebody in a headlock and commence wailing on him. Naturally the media went for the understated approach, covering it like it was Nixon vs. Khrushchev in the kitchen debate.-- Kudos to: Michael Vick's Week 3 "Why-aren't-the-referees-protecting-me'' postgame press conference was a keeper. I thought the whiny Eagles quarterback should have hired a violin player to accompany him, but that's just personal preference.• TREND OF THE YEAR-- The Big Comeback: When the Ravens fell behind the Cardinals 24-3 late in the first half last Sunday in Baltimore, it was obvious Arizona was hopelessly ahead. At least that's what it has seemed like this season, with so many teams overcoming so many sizable deficits to win. Baltimore won the game 30-27, marking the fifth time this season that a team trailed by at least 20 points and still managed to rack up a W. That's the most such comebacks in any single season in the NFL, and it has been 12 years since we've even seen as many as four in a year. In Weeks 3-4 this season, the Bills (down 21), the Lions (down 20), the 49ers (down 20) and the Lions again (down 24) all won despite trailing by three touchdowns. In the NFL this year, it's really never over until it's over.-- Kudos to: All the impact play from rookie quarterbacks. Carolina's Cam Newton, Cincinnati's Andy Dalton and Minnesota's Christian Ponder look like they've been pros for years, not weeks. I say good for them, and good for us, because now we don't look quite so foolish for making such a big fuss about the quarterbacks every draft season.• SHOCKER OF THE YEAR -- The Colts implode: One of the great unanswerable mysteries of recent NFL times was the question of how much of the success in Indianapolis was due to Peyton Manning's individual brilliance? Any further questions? I didn't think so. Like Wile E. Coyote, the Colts without Manning ran straight off the cliff, hung there for a couple seconds, then looked down to realize where they were and plummeted. Furiously. Indy is 0-8, lost 62-7 at New Orleans in Week 7, and should be mathematically eliminated from the playoff chase any second now. All those rumblings about Manning getting a few MVP votes this year -- Slogan: Manning, now more than ever -- represent a misplaced sentiment. But I do understand it.-- Kudos to: The Cam Newton Express. Why, of course we saw a couple 400-yard passing games coming to start Newton's NFL career. I'm pretty sure that's the same way Jimmy Clausen began his rookie experience in Carolina last year.• THE NO-SHOW AWARD -- Chris Johnson gets his money, not his yards: First the Titans running back held out of training camp for a month in a contract dispute, and then he disappeared again once the games started counting. Oh, he's in uniform all right. He's just not in the end zone. And maybe not in the backfield for much longer if he keeps averaging 2.8 yards per carry, which currently ranks 50th among the top 50 qualifying running backs. Johnson's 2.8 average is exactly half of what he produced two years ago, when he hung up a 2,006 yard rushing season, accounting for more than 2,500 yards from scrimmage and 16 touchdowns.-- Kudos to: This year's example of the Be Careful What You Wish For Syndrome, Patriots receiver Chad Ochocinco. After years of pining for a chance to play for Bill Belichick in New England, No. 85's dream came true. The Bengals are better off without him. If only New England was better off with him.• THE MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING AWARD -- Tim Tebow, Take Two: Like a shiny object that mesmerizes us for unknown or unexplainable reasons, we can't take our eyes off the second-year Denver quarterback, even though his passing can be painful to watch at times. Believe me when I tell you this, Tim, it's not you, it's us. You're just trying to get along as best you can and learn how to play quarterback in the NFL. But we're fascinated with every little facet of your story, right down to the sideline poses you strike. Can you issue a restraining order for an entire league's fan base? I'd look into it.-- Kudos to: The Lockout Effect -- I'm sure there have been real-life ramifications of having the entire NFL offseason wiped out by the labor stand-off. But is anyone entirely certain and could demonstrably prove what they were?• THE HOW CAN WE MISS YOU IF YOU WON'T LEAVE AWARD -- To those old and slow Pittsburgh Steelers: OK, so we might have over-reacted in the wake of that 35-7 season-opening defeat at Baltimore, but in fairness, I think Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin's reaction was pretty forceful, too. Pittsburgh got to read its own obituaries, then went back to work and proceeded to win six of its next seven games, taking over first place in the AFC North and the conference's top seed with last Sunday's 25-17 defeat of New England at Heinz Field. One of these days, reports of the Steelers' demise are bound to be accurate.-- Kudos to: As I recall, the defending AFC West champion Chiefs had a little dirt thrown on their graves in September, in the midst of their ragged and injury-plagued 0-3 start. But they went 4-0 in October, rising from the dead and tying for first place on Halloween night.• THE KEEPING IT INTERESTING AWARD -- The Romo-coaster Effect: Nobody had a first month of the season like Dallas quarterback Tony Romo, who single-handedly was the reason the Cowboys won dramatically in Weeks 2 and 3 of the season, at San Francisco and home against Washington, and lost dramatically in Weeks 1 and 4, at the Jets and home against Detroit. Romo is a difference maker all right. But the pendulum swings are doozies.-- Kudos to: The Grossman Chronicles. The whole Good Rex, Bad Rex was on display again for a while in Washington in the season's first six weeks. But as always, Bad Rex wins out, and that means the Redskins and Good Rex lose.• WRONG NAME, WRONG YEAR AWARD -- Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be named Peyton, or Payton (in 2011). The trouble they've seen. Peyton Manning's slow-healing neck. Sean Payton's busted leg. Peyton Hillis' strep throat. Walter Payton's legacy. In the NFL, the Peytons and Paytons are all in a difficult place.-- Kudos to: It was great to be an NFL receiver named Mike Williams last season, but this year, not nearly so much. Seattle's Mike Williams and Tampa Bay's Mike Williams both caught 65 passes in 2010, combining for 1,715 yards and 13 touchdowns. This year so far: 40 catches combined, for 406 yards and two scores.• WORST DIVISION -- NFC West: By now, this award has been retired in honor of the NFC West. The good news is that with the 49ers being 6-1, it's almost guaranteed the division will send a winning team to the playoffs this season. The bad news? The other three teams in the division are a combined 4-17 so far, a lofty winning percentage of .190.-- Kudos to: The AFC South, which features the NFL's version of the Washington Generals, your 2011 Indianapolis Colts.• BEST DIVISION -- AFC North: The Steelers, Ravens and Bengals are all dangerous two-loss teams, and even last-place Cleveland is a competitive 3-4. The secret to the division's success? It drew the weak NFC West and AFC South in the league's scheduling format this year.-- Kudos to: The NFC North, where the pace-setting Packers remain perfect at 7-0, but the Lions (6-2) and Bears (4-3) are all representing.• STATISTIC OF THE YEAR -- The 49ers could be home (free) by Thanksgiving: At 6-1, San Francisco holds a commanding 4-game lead over second-place Seattle (2-5) in the NFC West. According to ESPN.com, which did the leg work on the math, the 49ers can clinch the division if they win their next three games, to improve to 9-1, then get three losses from the Seahawks, two from the Cardinals (with a win over St. Louis), and two from the Rams (with a win over Seattle). That could all occur by Nov. 20, or Week 11. The upshot? The 49ers could be playing for playoff positioning for the final six weeks of the season.* Kudos to: Parity is alive and kicking. Nineteen of the league's 32 teams will take winning records into Week 9, and every division except the NFC West and the NFC East features either multiple teams tied for first place, or teams separated by no more than 1½ games.• GAME OF THE YEAR -- Packers 42, Saints 34, Week 1: We're 116 games into the NFL's 256-game schedule, and I still haven't seen a better game than the first one of the season, on opening night in Lambeau Field. Maybe it was partly the relief of the NFL having escaped the lockout relatively unscathed, or maybe it was the dizzying pace of big plays and scoring that made it so memorable. Whatever the case, Green Bay and New Orleans put on a heck of an entertaining show for the nation's football-starved fans, and it wasn't decided until Packers linebacker Clay Matthews stuffed Saints rookie running back Mark Ingram just shy of the goal line on the game's final play.-- Kudos to: Lions 34, Cowboys 30, Week 4. Down 27-3 in the third quarter, the Lions stormed back to win and saddle the Cowboys with the biggest blown lead in Dallas franchise history.• UPSET OF THE YEAR -- Bills 34, Patriots 31, Week 3: New England had beaten AFC East rival Buffalo 15 consecutive times, dating to 2003, but even a 21-0 second-quarter Patriots advantage wasn't enough to hold off the comeback-happy Bills, who improved to 3-0 and took over the division lead. New England quarterback Tom Brady threw for four touchdowns, but was intercepted four times, too, including a 27-yard pick-six by Buffalo cornerback Drayton Florence early in the fourth quarter.-- Kudos to: Rams 31, Saints 21, Week 8. St. Louis was 0-6 and playing without injured starting quarterback Sam Bradford, but the visiting Saints (5-3) fell behind 24-0 and could never recover.• EGG-LAYING OF THE YEAR -- Saints 62, Colts 7, Week 7. It's never a good development when your defense gives up more touchdown passes (five) than incompletions (four), but that's the kind of night it was for the winless Colts. New Orleans set franchise records for points and winning margin, and its 62 points tied for the most any team has scored since the 1970 merger. Saints quarterback Drew Brees was 31 of 35 for 325 yards and those five scores in less than three full quarters of action, and New Orleans also found time to rush for 236 yards and collect a team-record 36 first downs.-- Kudos to: Chiefs 28, Raiders 0, Week 7. Given the build-up in Oakland in the days just after the blockbuster Carson Palmer trade, the Raiders' effort against the Chiefs was spectacular in its deflation effect. Both Kyle Boller and Palmer threw three interceptions each, with Kansas City recording a pick-six against both passers.• MOST OVER-HYPED STORYLINE -- The Eagles are a Dream Team: Hey, don't blame us. Vince Young said it. We just took the label and used it to bash Philly over the head for the next 10 weeks or so. It's what we do. If it rhymes, we're going to belabor it (see: Suck for Luck).-- Kudos to: Albert Haynesworth and Chad Ochocinco take their baggage to New England and learn the Patriot Way. OK, then what happened? Best we can tell, not too much. Not too much at all.• MOST OVERLOOKED STORYLINE -- The Bengals are contenders: Buoyed by their Mike Zimmer-coached defense and that boffo rookie QB-receiver combination of Andy Dalton and A.J. Green, 5-2 Cincinnati has already topped its 2010 win total of four and is breathing down the neck of first-place Pittsburgh (6-2) in the AFC North. Did anyone see this coming? Not me. I picked the Bengals to be the worst team in the NFL this season and win the Andrew Luck sweepstakes. And adding to their hot streak, Bengals owner Mike Brown might have executed the steal of the century (at least the new one) by shipping Carson Palmer to the desperate Raiders.-- Kudos to: The regression by St. Louis and second-year quarterback Sam Bradford . The Rams were a widely popular pick to win the NFC West, and win it handily. But St. Louis didn't earn its first victory until Week 8, and the besieged Bradford at times has looked like he's taking the David Carr career track.• BIGGEST MOVE THAT DIDN'T MATTER -- Kevin Kolb lands in Arizona: The Cardinals won the bidding for the former Eagles backup/starter/backup, but that's about all they've won this year. Kolb so far has been more Scott Mitchell and Rob Johnson than Matt Schaub or Matt Cassel, and the more he plays, the more his flaws seem to be exposed.-- Kudos to: How'd that Donovan McNabb acquisition in Minnesota work out? About the same as it did in Washington.• BEST MOVE OF THE YEAR -- Jim Harbaugh makes nice with Alex Smith: It would have been easy for the 49ers' new head coach to decide Smith's days were done after six mostly desultory seasons. But he didn't throw the former No. 1 overall pick out with the trash, he wooed him instead, and then turned the keys to his offense over to Smith. The results have been eye-opening. The 49ers are 6-1 and cruising to the NFC West title, and Smith is playing the best football of his career.-- Kudos to: The Buffalo Bills' brain trust, for resisting the urge to draft a first- or second-round quarterback this year. The Bills believed in Ryan Fitzpatrick, and the rest of us have come around pretty quickly to the wisdom of that stance.• BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR -- DeMarco Murray "Wally Pipps'' Felix Jones: The Cowboys rookie running back made the most of the first extended playing time of his NFL career, rushing for a franchise record 253 yards on 25 carries in a Week 7 rout of the Rams. Duane Thomas, Tony Dorsett and Emmitt Smith never had a game like that, and Murray's 91-yard touchdown burst was the second-longest in Cowboys history.-- Kudos to: Cam Newton becoming the first rookie quarterback to throw for 400 yards in his NFL regular season debut. Newton had 422 yards on 24 of 37 passing, with two touchdowns and one interception in a 28-21 Week 1 loss at Arizona.• UNDERAPPRECIATED STATISTIC OF THE YEAR -- The long-distance field goal craze: You probably haven't noticed it, but field goals of 50 yards-plus are all the rage this season, and we're not just talking about Oakland's thunder-footed Sebastian Janikowski. Through eight weeks, there have already been 45 field goals of at least 50 yards, the most ever at that point (there were 36 through eight weeks of 2010). The single-season record is 66, set in 2008, but the league is on a pace for 96 this year, obliterating the previous standard. In Week 5 alone, kickers went 10 of 10 on field goals of 50 yards or more, the most ever made in any one week.-- Kudos to: Where have all the overtimes gone? There have only been four games that went into OT this year, and that's the league's lowest eight-week total since 2007. In 2010, there were twice as many overtime games through eight weeks (eight), and 19 games went to OT all season. The NFL is on pace for nine overtime games this season, which would be its lowest total since 1998 (seven).• MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -- Aaron Rodgers, QB, Green Bay: Can't be much MVP debate this year. Rodgers is playing in a league of his own so far, with 20 touchdown passes, three interceptions and seven consecutive games with a passer rating of at least 111.0. His overall passer rating of 125.7 is more than 20 points higher than the QB in second place in that department, Tom Brady. My MVP standard is always who's the best player on the best team, and that's a no-brainer in Rodgers' favor.-- Kudos to: Calvin Johnson, WR, Detroit.-- My preseason pick: Rodgers.• OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Aaron Rodgers, QB, Green Bay: As much as I respect the dual-purpose talents of Chicago running back and the receiving machine that is Detroit's Calvin Johnson, Rodgers is again a lay-up choice. His 71.5 completion percentage, 9.9-yard average attempt, and five games with three or more touchdown passes make him the game's most potent offensive weapon.-- Kudos to: Matt Forte, RB, Bears; Calvin Johnson, WR, Detroit.-- My preseason pick: Rodgers.• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Jared Allen, DE, Minnesota: Allen's monster season is getting overlooked to some degree due to the Vikings' struggles, but he has been a play-making force with a league-best 12.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, one interception and four passes defensed. And Allen has been consistent, with at least a half-sack in each of his eight games, and four games with multiple sacks.-- Kudos to: DeMarcus Ware, OLB, Dallas; Patrick Willis, MLB, San Francisco.-- My preseason pick: Ndamukong Suh, DT, Detroit.• OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR -- Cam Newton, QB, Carolina: Newton is averaging almost 300 yards passing a game, with 11 touchdown passes, seven rushing touchdowns, and a respectable 87.1 passer rating. You have to give Cincinnati quarterback Andy Dalton the edge in terms of winning, because the Bengals are 5-2 and the Panthers are 2-6, but Newton's impact has simply created more offense than any other rookie.-- Kudos to: Andy Dalton, QB, Cincinnati.-- My preseason pick: Julio Jones, WR, Atlanta.• DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR -- Von Miller, OLB, Denver: With six sacks, 26 tackles, two forced fumbles and two passes defensed, the No. 2 overall pick in the draft has been what the Broncos hoped he'd be. Right there with Miller in terms of first-year impact is 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith, who has 6.5 sacks, 13 tackles, a safety, one forced fumble and three passes defensed.-- Kudos to: Aldon Smith, LB, San Francisco.-- My preseason pick: Von Miller, OLB, Denver.• COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Alex Smith, QB, San Francisco: Through seven games last year, Smith had nine touchdowns and nine interceptions, and the 49ers were 1-6. Through seven games this year, Smith has nine touchdowns, two interceptions, and the 49ers are 6-1. He has career highs so far in completion percentage (63.2), yards per attempt (7.0), and passer rating (95.7).-- Kudos to: Matthew Stafford, QB, Detroit.• COACH OF THE YEAR -- Jim Harbaugh, San Francisco: Interestingly, Harbaugh gets the nod over Detroit's Jim Schwartz based on the outcome of their hotly-contested meeting in Week 6 in Motown. No, not the one involving the handshake after the game. The one the 49ers won on the field, just before the handshake gone bad. Both coaches are leading turnaround teams that will make the playoffs, but Harbaugh's 6-1, first-place showing barely edges Schwartz's 6-2, second-place results.-- Kudos to: Jim Schwartz, Detroit.-- My preseason pick: Jim Schwartz, Detroit.• COORDINATOR OF THE YEAR: Mike Zimmer, Cincinnati defensive coordinator: Despite losing standout cornerback Johnathan Joseph in free agency, Zimmer has pieced together a Bengals defense that ranks fourth overall in yards allowed (297.4), fourth in points allowed (17.6), second in rushing (85.4), and has given up just six touchdown passes, third lowest in the league. The Bengals D is the biggest reason Cincinnati is a surprising 5-2.-- Kudos to: Wade Phillips, Houston defensive coordinator.• ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR: Sean Kugler, Pittsburgh offensive line coach: Kugler is doing superb work once again despite a bevy of injuries to deal with, just as he did last season when the Steelers' injury-decimated offensive line still managed to hold together long enough for the team's run to the Super Bowl.-- Kudos to: Gary Gibbs, Kansas City linebackers coach.• EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR: Buddy Nix, Buffalo general manager: Nix hired Chan Gailey last year, drafted defensive tackle Marcell Dareus this year, and has built a talented offense around lightly regarded players such as quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, running back Fred Jackson, receiver Stevie Johnson, tight end Scott Chandler and receiver David Nelson. The Bills have responded with a breakthrough season so far, and are 5-2 and tied with New England for first in the AFC East.-- Kudos to Ted Thompson, Green Bay general manager.


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Swansea 0 Man Utd 1. All over at the Liberty Stadium and it is the visitors who take the spoils. Javier Hernandez's early effort settled the tie, but the Swans can hold their heads high after giving as good as they got.
Into the final seconds and Swansea make one last attempt to snatch a point. Allen is unable to provide the required final ball. United take the chance to run the ball forward and Nani bends a shot inches past the post.
Ferguson out making sure his players do not take their eye off the ball - literally. Victory for United will keep them within five points of Man City at the top of the table.
Fletcher, Park and Nani can't work a way through. In the end, United work the ball all the way back. De Gea then resists the urge to hammer clear.
Final minute of the 90 and this game is still evenly poised. Will we get any late drama? United are doing their best, with Valencia leading the charge. He finds Jones and his shot across goal cannons back off the post.
Rooney has two bites of the cherry, but can't wrap up the points. His first efffort his blocked by Williams, who throws his body on the line, while his second attempt is lofted onto the roof of the net.
Having ambled over to the ball, Nani's delivery almost sneaks in at the near post. He gets a second chance at picking out a team-mates, but his second corner is plucked out of the air by Vorm.
Carrick dropping deeper and deeper now to keep the United door bolted. As the visitors do push forward,Valencia is able to win a corner off Taylor. Nani in no rush to take the set-piece.
Rooney can;t catch up with a pass from Park. He fired the ball across the edge of the six-yard box, but no-one in a red shirt had gambled.
Dobbie goes straight down the middle with a hopeful pass. Graham is nowhere near it. Swansea try again and get nothing as Fabio outmuscles Dyer, leaving him on the deck.
Goal scorer Hernandez is replaced by Valencia. Rooney now up top by himself, with Park providing support from deep.
Fabio bombs forward from full-back. He brushes past Rangel, but sees the ball run away from him and behind.
United in no hurry to get the ball forward. Rooney and Fletcher pass up opportunities to have a go from distance. They are more concerned with running down the clock.
Taylor pushing on more and more now. On the other side, Dyer is unable to keep a Britton pass in play. Shame as he would have been one-on-one with Fabio.
Aimless from Carrick as he sprays a pass out of play. Nani had no chance of catching up with the ball. Rodgers out on the touchline barking instructions to his players.
Rangel forced to lump the ball forward. Graham is then pulled up for backing into Ferdinand. Swansea will be hoping that they can create one more clear-cut opportunity. United, meanwhile, will be looking for gaps to open up in the Swans rearguard.
Carrick takes a chance as he nods back to De Gea. For a moment it appears as though his header will drop short. Graham reads his intention, but the ball just about makes it through to De Gea.
Fletcher gives the ball away with his first touch. Sinclair drives forward. He sees Dyer cut across him and tries to pick him out, but his pass is misplaced.
Giggs is replaced by Fletcher. Plenty of applause from the home support for a fellow Welshman as he leaves the field.
United forced backwards. Swansea working hard to close red shirts down as soon as possible. Rodgers can't fault the effort of his side today.
United can't keep the ball at the moment. They are planning another change. Fletcher is getting stripped off. Another switch that has the preservation of this narrow lead in mind.
Gower curls the ball towards the back post. A collection of bodies rise, and a red shirt clears. Sinclair is back on the ball and bursts past Jones. United are forced to put in two heroic blocks to deny Graham and Williams as the ball is cut back.
Fabio with a rash challenge on Gower. He didn't need to dive in. Swansea with a free-kick on the right of the box. Great chance to whip over a flat delivery.
United with nine men behind the ball now. Ferguson's men are aware that they only hold a slender lead and they have offered little as an attacking threat in the second half.
Hernandez keeping himself onside and has the Swansea defence on their toes at all times. They lose sight of Rooney and he tries his luck from distance. A dipping volley is spilled by Vorm, but he gathers at the second attempt.
Great touch from Hernandez to pull a De Gea clearance out of the air, but he can't keep the ball. Swansea surge forward, but Graham can't force his way past two United defenders.
Gower's delivery is poor and is headed clear by Giggs at the near post. The ball is soon returned to Gower and his second delivery forces Vidic into a last-ditch clearance. Swansea pushing for a leveller.
Williams can run the ball forward from the back. He finds Sinclair, who beats Nani and hangs up a dangerous cross. Fabio wins an aerial battle with Dyer, before United hack behind.
Park lets the ball run under his foot, with Rangel lurking behind him, but recovers in time to clear. Rangel is then flagged offside as Gower tries to send him towards the corner flag.
Dyer has his pocket picked by Giggs. He goes long towards Rooney and Hernandez, but his hopeful ball forward is easily dealt with by the Swansea backline.
Carrick finds Rooney in space. He spins and sets off towards goal. From 25 yards he pulls the trigger, but his shot lacks power and never troubles Vorm.
Nani goes go to ground rather tamelyand gets nothing. Rooney picks up possession and finds Park. His cross to the far post is nodded clear by Monk. Fabio then bundles into the back of Dyer, letting the Swans off the hook.
The home support are doing their bit to drag an extra 10 per cent out of the Swansea players. It is, however, United who are on the attack at the moment, with Nani drifting down their right.
Swansea still looking to keep the ball on the deck. They work it well out to Taylor down their left. He fires over a low cross. De Gea has to be brave to dive at the feet of Graham. He gets a knock but soon bounces back up.
Nani forced wide by Taylor and he can't wrap his foot around the ball enough to send over a cross. His delivery drops onto the roof of Vorm's net. Swansea take their turn to attack, but can't pick United's lock.
Rooney is okay to continue. He is made of strong stuff. Taylor races down the left and after a pass in behind Jones. He can't catch up with the ball and it runs away from him and behind.
Young has been sent out to warm-up. He will be a welcome return to the United side. On the field, Giggs floats a cros to the back post. Rooney challenges with Vorm and comes off second best. He stays down and will require treatment.
Gower trots over to the other side to take, but this time his delivery is glanced clear. Swansea have now had five corners, while United have yet to win one. A good sign for the hosts they they are creating opportunities.
Sinclair and Graham do well to force a corner. Another chance for the Swans to load the box. Up goes the volume. Gower again picks out Monk and Vidic has to nod his goal-bound effort behind for another corner.
De Gea's long clearance downfield is allowed to run all the way through to Vorm. Swansea look to move forward, with Graham sniffing around in the middle. He tries an over-head kick, but the ball isn't there.
Monk shoves Hernandez in the back. He disagrees with the decision. Rooney and Giggs fail to combine in the middle of the park. The second half id yet to get going.
Swansea continue to probe, with United sitting back. The Red Devils take the opportunity to catch their breathe and let the Swans have the ball in front of them.
Carrick apepars to nudge Britton in the back, but nothing given. Swansea soon back on the ball and looking to work a yard. Sinclair finds room and goes for goal. His shot is blocked.
Allen nutmegs Jones and gets to the dead-ball line. He cuts the ball back, but can only find a red shirt. Movement on the United bench, with Fabio getting ready.
United counter. Rooney makes inroads down the right. One look up and he sends a perfect pass into Hernandez, who is all alone bursting into the box. His first touch is heavy and the ball runs away from him.
Dyer moves inside and moves the ball on to Allen. He in turn feeds Sinclair. From a tight angle he forces De Gea to push the ball behind. Gower's delivery finds Monk, but he gets his header all wrong.
All very tight in the middle of the park at the moment. United are able to find some space down their left with Park. The ball is then worked to Rooney and his first-time pass finds Hernandez off side.
Dyer with a clever touch towards Gower. He is clattered by Evra and the French full-back is booked for a late challenge.
Scrappy start to the half as the ball spends a lot of time in the air. A lot of spectators still to take to their seats for the second half. Someone needs to tell them we are back on!
United are back with us and we are almost ready for the off once again. Just need Swansea! Perhaps this is tactical?
Sanjay says: "This is live from Singapore, a former British colony where the Premiership is still religiously followed. United's away record has been the pits, so I don't feel particularly confident. One more goal should secure it for United, but knowing our luck, it probably isn't going to happen anytime soon. Let's hope the changes Fergie rings aren't too defensive, because attack is the strongest defence."
Cameron Bates says: "I think that United will take another goal to take away 3 points! Come on United!"
Jerome says: "For all possession and control cannot believe with Rooney, Nani, Giggs, Park, Hernandez severe lack of quality in final 3rd."
You can also bet in-play at skybet.com. Swansea are now 20/1 to pick up the points, with Man Utd 1/6 and the draw 9/2. You can get 6/1 on the game ending 1-1.
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Swansea 0 Man Utd 1. The visitors hold a slender lead at the interval. Rangel's mistake allowed Hernandez to break the deadlock. Sinclair should have levelled, but there is still all to play for.
Sinclair cuts inside past Jones. His cross with his weaker right foot lacks height. United counter at pace, with Hernandez in acres of space. He looks up and tries to pick out Rooney, but over hits his square pass. Good chance goes begging.
Again Swansea resist the urge to send a free-kick into the box. They end up being forced backwards. They need to take a few chances and chance their arm. As I say that, Evra makes a meal of a clearance and almost gifts them a sight of goal.
Rodgers returns to his bench. He will be preparing his half-time speech. His side have not done much wrong, but one moment of madness has them behind. On the field, Carrick fells Dyer.
Evra takes a blow to the face and stays down. United take their time in putting the ball out of play, but do eventually. Evra was caught by a stray boot from Dyer as he fell to the turf. Looks painful.
Sinclair tries to inject some life into the Swans. Dyer does likewise on the right wing, but both men are blocked off. Sinclair does make a yard everntually, but his shot is blocked by Vidic.
Nani chops down Britton. Swansea go backwards from the free-kick. They have lost their early energy. They must get it back, and quickly!
Nani dances his way inside, but ends up on his weaker left foot. He still decides to go for goal but only succeeds in firing a shot towards the corner flag. Not his best!
Giggs catches Gower with a sliding challenge. Mike Dean keeps his cards in his pocket. There was no intent there. Ferdinand and Graham then get in tangle, but Dean decides the aerial challenge was 50-50.
Gower delivers towards the near post, where the ball is glances clear. Gower tries again and picks out Monk. He climbs well at the back post and De Gea has to be alert to punch clear off the head of Graham.
Rooney tries his luck from distance, but his radar is well of. His shot from 30 yards never looks like troubling Vorm. Swansea break and force a corner.
Giggs is given responsibility of the set-piece. He gets the ball up and over the wall, but it won't come back down and sails harmlessly high and wide of Vorm's target.
Rooney in space and he sends the ball towards Hernandez. Monk comes through the back of the striker. Free-kick to United in a dangerous position - 25 yards from goal and almost dead centre.
Better from Monk as he beats Hernandez to the ball and diverts it back up field. Routledge teases Evra and hangs over a cross. De Gea steps off his line to pluck the ball out of the air unchallenged.
The home fans have gone a little quiet. They need something to get them going again. Swansea have struggled to make inroads in the last 5-10 minutes.
Neat passing from United. That is until Rooney tries to fire the ball wide to Nani. He gives the winger no chance and the ball runs behind for a goal kick.
Keep-ball again from the visitors. Nani then takes a tumble, but is waved back to his feet. Swansea fail to make the most of an opportunity to push forward with numbers.
Rooney moves through the gears and finds Hernandez. He tries to return the ball to his strike patrner, but finds there are too many white shirts in the way. Swansea attack with Sinclair.
Taylor cuts out a Giggs pass intended for Nani. Routledge is unable to get Swansea into United territory. The Red Devils look very comfortable now. They are playing the game at their pace.
United show it should be done as Williams has no options when trying to play the ball out from the back. In the end he goes back to Vorm, whose aimless punt forward returns possession to United.
United allowed to keep the ball far too easily. The home fans start to whistle as they go from side to side, but it is up to the Swans to go and win the ball back.
Rooney turns into space, but is quickly closed down. United move backwards, before Giggs breaks down the left and drills over a low cross. Gower hacks clear in the middle.
Routledge does well again to hang over a cross from wide on the right. His delivery drifts over the head of Graham, but is only half cleared. Taylor's eyes light up as he latches onto the loose ball, but he slices badly off target.
Swansea will struggle to create a better opportunity all game. All he had to do was direct the ball goalwards and the scores would be level. United are not the kind of side to offer too many opportunities like that.
Sinclair somehow spurns a golden opportunity. Routledge does really well to force the ball across the face of goal and the net is gaping for Sinclair, but he allows the ball to slip through his legs. Huge let off for United.
Giggs unable to divert a Nani pass back into the Portuguese winger's path. Swansea go central this time, but Routledge and Graham can't combine.
Swansea need to press higher up the pitch. United can knock the ball around at the back with virtually no challenge. They are therefore able to move forward to halfway and beyond with ease.
Jones races past Nani, but the ball doesn't come his way. It is instead sent towards the box, where Williams nods clear. United remain on the front foot and Evra forces a smart low save from Vorm with a drilled effort from 20 yards.
Swansea working so hard, the only fear is that they will run themselves into the ground and leave themselves vulnerable later in the game. For now, though, they have to keep pushing and try to find a route back into the game.
Giggs with a clever ball to Hernandez. He finds Nani, whose pass towards Rooney is cut out. Carrick tries again for United, but the Swans hold firm. Dyer picks Rooney's pocket and springs clear. He makes it all the way to the edge of the United box before he is halted in his tracks. Brilliant run and great effort.
Gower's delivery is whipped in dangerously, but De Gea does well to get a strong hand to the ball and see it away from danger. United look to calm things down in midfield.
Dyer skips past Giggs and Evra. Routledge lets him down with a stray pass, but Gower does really well to wina free-kick. The set-piece is taken quickly and Sinclair wins a corner off Jones.
Nani drifts inside of fhis flank. He is unable to link up with Hernandez. Swansea try to spring Sinclair clear down the left wing, but the final ball over the top of Jones is over-hit.
Rooney is still occupying that space in between the Swans midfield and their back four. The hosts need to keep a close eye on him. They are, however, more concerned with pushing forward at the moment!
Sinclair seeing plenty of the ball, which is good news for the Swans. He is, however, well off target with his latest effort, with a wild shot from 35 yards sliced high into the stands.
The Swans need to keep their head up. They have held their own so far. They know how strong they are on home soil. United, though, can now rest a little easier and pick and choose their moments to press.
GOAL MAN UTD - HERNANDEZ. One mistake from Rangel undoes all of Swansea's good work. He plays a sloppy pass and Giggs latches onto the loose ball. He then squares for Hernandez to bundle the ball home from close range.
Dyer loses the ball, but Graham works hard to win it back. Great movement from the Swans, giving the man on the ball options. In the end Dyer runs out of room and has to surrender possession. United know they are in a game.
Rangel leads Swansea forward. The ball is then switched to the left flank, with the hosts proving that they are capable of keeping possession for long periods against any opposition.
Swansea with nine men behind the ball at the moment. United will get nothing easy this evening. Giggs tries a more direct approach and picks out Nani, but his low cross is hacked clear by Williams.
Patient approach from United as they attempt to pick holes in the Swans. The hosts are looking to counter at every opportunity, though, and are not afraid to push men forward when they break.
Vorm comes and collects a Nani cross with ease. Solid first touch for the Swans keeper. Rooney sweeps the ball wide to Nani again, but his first touch is awful. United have to settle for a throw down by the corner flag.
Sinclair with a direct run straight at United. No fear from him. United drop deeper and deeper, but eventually put in a challenge. Hernandez is then chopped down by Monk and the Swans defender is lucky to escape an early caution. He was very late.
Taylor drifts inside, but his return ball towards Sinclair is not read by the Swans winger. On the opposite side, Rangel races forward and hangs over a cross. Vidic can only half clear, but Gower scuffs a volley well wide of the target. Bright start from the hosts.
Almost a sight of goals for Sinclair. Dyer surges down the right flank and floats a cross to the back post. He drops over the head of Jones, but he recovers in time to prevent Sinclair from getting in a shot.
Rooney dropping deep to pick up the ball. He is being allowed to drop off. United prepared to knock the ball around and put out some early feelers. Swansea happy to let them have it.
Swansea need to settle quickly and not let the sense of occasion get to them. Difficult when the crowd are making so much noise, but they need to be wary of getting too fired up. They need to stick to what they do best - playing good football.
The players are with us and we are almost ready for the off. Thanks to all of those who have got in touch so far, there will be further opportunities to air your views at half-time and at the final whistle. For now, though, let's turn our attention to the game.
Quick mention for John Bagust prior to kick-off. He says: "Swansea have not lost at home this season, but they are facing Utd today! I think 0-2 to Utd with Rooney and then Young from the bench!"
Paul Macey is tuning in from Holland and is backing a United win. He says: "All i can say is, great news that Rooney is playing up front!! He will be a great midfielder in the future, but not now!! Utd to win 3-0."
Jemma Bills thinks United will flex their muscles and run out convincing winners. She says: "I think Man U will go all guns blazing, we have sat back for too long I am going for 4-1 win to United."
Stefan Howarth has questioned Fergie's starting XI. He says: "Disappointed with the line-up instead of being cautious with players, put out our best 11 and prove a point Fergie!"
Dave M is backing is beloved Swans to do the business. He says: "All the pundits wrote off the Swans at the start of the season and have eaten their words so don't think it will be a walk in the park United fans. Tough game and head says it's United but heart will always say Swans!"
Just over 10 minutes until kick-off. Keep your thoughts coming in to email@example.com and @SkySportsChrisB.
Chris Rivers is more concerned about how the man in the middle performs than the players on either side. He says: "I'm gonna save the need for either manager to get fined and say "uh oh" about the ref for them. Hard to guess a result with his track record in terms of controversial decisions."
Simon Gibbs in the US of A is looking forward to a memorable contest. He says: "Biggest game at Swansea for 10+ years. Huge upset as the Swans ride this wave of emotion to beat United 2-1, with a couple of controversial decisions along the way! Come on you Swans!"
Horace Horlicks is expecting United to ease to three points, saying: "Even though Man U have struggled recently, I expect them to give the Swans a good pasting. I'll go Swansea 0 Manchester United 3."
James Errington is backing the hosts to claim a notable scalp. He says: "I'm gonna go for Swansea 2-1 win. Graham and Sinclair with the goals and Nani sneaking one in later on."
Tristian Hill feels the Swans can hold their own. He says: "Let's go Swansea. I can see them giving United a tough game. Especially after their surprise with Liverpool 2 weeks ago."
Mike Travers is also going for an away win. He says: "United have a fair few injuries but I can see a difficult first half for the Red Devils, half time 0-0, then a perfect second half which ends 4-0 - 2 Hernandez, 1 Rooney, 1 Berba."
Ollie Perkins is first in with a view on today's game. He says: "I can't see the Swans beating Man United today, however I don't think it'll be an easy game for Man United. I am a United fan, I'd predict Swansea 1-3 Man United, Rooney to get 2!"
Man Utd team: De Gea, Jones, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Nani, Carrick, Giggs, Park, Rooney, Hernandez. Subs: Lindegaard, Fabio, Evans, Fletcher, Valencia, Young, Berbatov.
Swansea team: Vorm, Rangel, Monk, Williams, Taylor, Gower, Britton, Dyer, Routledge, Sinclair, Graham. Subs: Tremmel, Dobbie, Lita, Moore, Allen, Richards, Moras.
You can also bet in-play throughout the game at skybet.com. Swansea are outsiders at 5/1 with Man Utd 4/7 and the draw 14/5. You can get 10/3 on Wayne Rooney to open the scoring, or maybe you fancy Danny Graham at 9/1.
How do you see the game going? Can the Swans spring a surprise or will United prove too strong? Who will be the stars of the show? Let me know your thoughts.
Feel free to offer your thoughts on today's game by contacting me direct at firstname.lastname@example.com or @SkySportsChrisB.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side will not be taking the Swans lightly and are aware that they will need to be on top of their game if they are to avoid a potential banana skin.
United are the defending champions, though, and will be desperate to keep pace with arch-rivals Manchester City at the top of the table.
Brendan Rodgers' side have yet to taste defeat in front of their own supporters this season and will not want to see that record come to an end on Saturday.
The Swans may be relatively new to Premier League life, but they have settled quickly among the top flight elite - especially on home soil.

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Skip to comments.Poster - Barack Obama: Who's Really Your Father?
Posted on 07/24/2012 6:52:45 PM PDT by EricaD
is the daddy frank davis or malcom X???
Frank Marshall Davis was also a pornographer.. He sure took a lot of naked photos of 0bama's momma. Just sayin'
Yeah...Hoosier Daddy?...Ya bastard.
Davis is the dad..bones dont lie either
Davis is the dad..bones dont lie.
match the ears
Look at the nose, mouth and eyebrows. The same hairline.
And, after a month...we're stuck at 30%
Nah. Vince Foster!
Malcolm XI, that's what I've always believed.
Frank Marshall Davis was born in Kansas...so if he's Obama's father, Obama is a natural born citizen.
I'm inclined to believe it's Davis, largely due to Jack Cashill's extensive research into their family connections.
Here are just a few of his articles.
And I think that is possibly why some are pushing this idea.
That's right, but Obama is still a first-class deceiver for political gain.
No wonder he says she's dead. He didn't want this to come out.
If this is true, these people are more disgusting than I thought.
Very interesting stuff being posted on this thread, starting in the late 300s after a bit of a dustup.
Naw, I don't think so. One thing for sure, BHO looks like a darker version of Stanley Dunham's father, so that connection is true.
IMO, Frank Marshall Davis, at the very least is related to BHO.
But here's THE Question NOBODY is asking Romney: Who is your 'spirit' birth mother goddess on planet close to Kolob?
Romney believes he has one...as do all true believing Mormons.
Yet, this Question is yet one more "elephant" in the living room query that the GoP is desperate to avoid addressing.
If the 'birthers' were in any way consistent, they'd start a 'spirit birthers' movement and try to find out if Romney really was 'spirit born' on a planet near a place called "Kolob."
I think some are "pushing the idea" because they are sick and tired of not having the truth. Just because he's a citizen does not mean that the rest of his life is not a HUGE lie.
Oh, do SHUT UP. This wasn't about Romney anyway, even if you are trying to be funny.
The ones who are "funny" are the ones who'd put such a far-fetched other-worldly worldview-holder into the position of THE leader of the free world!
I can see it now. Romney wins; then gets re-elected. And by 2019 or 2020, there's a space program afoot to visit the Kolobian district in space. (Might as well write in some Scientologist leader)
Per Google;
In 1946, Davis married Helen Canfield, a white Chicago socialite, who was 19 years his junior. They divorced in 1970, and Helen died in May 1998 in Honolulu. The couple had four daughters named Lynn, Beth, Jeanne and Jill and a son named Mark.
A photo of Mark Davis might be helpful.
Davis' photos are in the poster at the top of this thread.
You didn't see the poster at the top of the thread? The only reason BHO looks like Malcolm X is because both he and BHO are lighter complected, otherwise there aren't that many similarities.
If Davis is obama's father, then why would there be a record of zero's birth in Oxford? You know, the records hillary looked at and soon after were sealed.
If zero is a darker version of SAD's father, then the father had a relationship with a "darker" lady. To cover this up SAD acted as birth mother to her step brother (zero). This would explain why she left him with her parents later. He was her dad's son after all.
Obama sr was paid to be a father INO.
The eyes are really interesting. Davis had the droopy eyelids and big, brown eyes. So did Dunham.
Which one is Mark, they all look like Frank to me?
We can speculate til Hillary comes home but I don't think we will ever truly know who the baby daddy is. :)
They ARE all FMD in the first post, Mark isn't in any of the photos up above—they are all comparisons between BHO and FMD. Not sure what the other poster was saying.
The Kenyan was paid to play daddy. He was able to go on to school in the states. If O was born in Kenya it was a setup to give obama creds for being the daddy. The baby may have been born in Kenya, but Ann rushed out of there and went to Washington with the newborn. Too many things fit together when you read all the material on the whole story from the time frame of obama's birth. I see a guy who looks a lot like his mother (her ears), but his eyes, nose and the puffed mouth and lips are Davis'.
That HUGH and SERIES!!!! LOL! If someone could copy and paste to a smaller size, that would be helpful. Otherwise, I'll have to stand across the room to view the screen. ;-)
Seriously, tho, thanks so much for finding this, mardi!
He's not a NBC if Ann birthed him prior to her departing Kenya. Right?
You know, the more I look at that pic of Davis, I do start to see some similarities. The eyes, brows, jaw line. I have to read more, Anything is possible, but we will never know for sure.
Yes, but is he listed on the BC as the father, my money say he is not. (FMD was married to a wealthy woman at the time) Legally, is the father who is on the COLB? Regardless of DNA? What if there is NO Father listed on the COLB? Legal can of worms. But he is the Obastard.
We can speculate til Hillary comes home but I dont think we will ever truly know who the baby daddy is. :)
This calls for a Muary show on "Who's Your Daddy". Blood tests and all. XD
It is rather large isn't it. LOL Sorry!!
You are welcome. :)
Davis could well be the father, and Ann either had Barack in Hawaii or even Kenya. I believe it's Corsi who thinks Ann went to Kenya to talk Barack Sr.'s family into Barack Sr. marrying her.. She possibly had Barack Jr. prior to leaving Kenya or upon arrival at Hawaii. Either way, which state is te EASIEST state to get a birth certificate, as Det. Zullo pointed out during Arpaio's 2nd press conference??? HAWAII!!!
I thought the same thing ten minutes ago.
Who Barry Daddy...Malcolm, Frank, Bin Laden, Idi Amin, or Stalin. DNA coming up at the end of the show!!
In the poster, I do not see the similarity between FMD and BHO. The only similarity is the head positions or expressions and that is what is suggestive and tricking the mind into thinking that those two are related.
If the same type of poster was done with malcolm or BHO sr, the results would be the same.
obama is a chameleon.
I noticed.
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Put a twist to your Saturday morning breakfast! I discovered this recipe accidentally while preparing brunch for my boyfriend... they are sooo yummy! I made a colourful plate for him and have a very happy boyfriend :-)
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄4 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons baking powder
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 egg
- 1⁄2 vanilla bean, crushed
- 3⁄4 cup milk
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3⁄4 cup fresh strawberries, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 lemon, juice and rind of
- Sift dry ingredients together.
- In a large bowl, beat egg till fluffy using a wisk or fork.
- Add vanilla bean and continue beating until the vanilla seeds visibly changes the colour of the egg. Remove remainder of vanilla bean.
- Little by little add milk, dry ingredients, and melted butter by the tablespoon while continuing mixing.
- Fold in the strawberries, lemon rind, and juice. Watch the batter turn purple.
- Heat a non-stick (teflon) pan on medium. (It is the right heat when you drop some water on the hot dry pan and see it "dance" for a few seconds before it evaporates.) Add 1-2 tablespoons of canola oil for frying each time.
- Use a disher style ice cream scoop, scoop pancake batter for frying. Turn over with wooden spoon when lumpy bubbles are all over the pancake.
- Serving suggestion: I topped mine with fresh strawberries, kiwi, mangoes, and chocolate syrup. Try also berry jam or ice cream, and finish with unsweetened tea or coffee.
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I'm sorry to say that these pancakes did not turn out well for me. They were heavy and dense, and the flavor was surprisingly bland. I did decrease that amount of baking powder and still found it overpowering. Made for Think Pink /09
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The American Dermatologic Association is pleased to announce it's 2016 Dermatology Resident/Fellow research award to two individuals whose research is related to the following subjects only:
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The title says it all.
someone help!
yea, very hard fight :D
at first, i used spirits within card – all creatures deal damage to themselfs – to get rid of spellimmune dryads
then i stabilized everything with Wilrius and pacify – creatures cant attack, disarm – minus 2 damage, subjugate = -1 dmg…
then massive heal + mill him out faster than he does :)
this was my tactic… maybe there are better, because this requires a lot of luck for default cards and more tries than only one
P.S. It's the last fight of campaign so don't hurry GL HF
Stalling him is the key, yes.
For a good start, use stuff that can kill both his dryads one shot, meaning spirits within, meteor, unholy night. Pacify is very important, then we have essence mantle, thought retriever and everything that weakens his creatures, if you have, wilrius likes rejuves. Then you just need to sit back and watch, or you can try to mill him out, thought destroyer is the best for that imo.
By design, you are intended to spend money. You need a fair number of rare and/or expensive cards to have any reasonable chance of beating the Nemesis, and then he can still kill you in 2-3 turns unless you get a good first hand. You will notice that the recommended cards are in the hundreds of gems and tens of thousands of coins. If you are not spending money, ignore the Nemesis, keep farming, and you'll be able to go after it in two or three months. Then you can start worrying about strategies that call for assorted rare or reward-unlocked+bought cards.
Someone's having a bad day…
this way works but you gotta be lucky to have it line up right
use elemental bequest on the spirits then pacify them
then mill like crazy
remember the nemesis mills you too so have some stuff to bring cards out of your discard as well
good luck
Use Wilrius. Kill everything on the first turn (Meteor, Spirits Within) and hope it plays Illusionist :D
I already beat him a day or two after i posted this, i got a lucky first turn 3 damage to each creature volatile concoction then i just stalled him with wilrius
damn, that was a lucky concoction lol i just tried that one on turn 1… fail!! i have never gotten a perfect concoction anyway
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Nancy L. Barnes, 60, of Amarillo died Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Washington Avenue Christian Church with Lennie McCay officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Nancy was born on Sept. 11, 1951, in Seattle to Robert and Dorothy Smith. She married Steve Barnes on March 14, 1970, in El Paso. She retired after 40 years of service from Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Nancy
volunteered at the Family Service Center and was a member of Washington Avenue Christian Church.
She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Earl Smith Sr., and her mother, Dorothy Smith.
Survivors include her husband of 42 years, Steve Barnes of Amarillo; three children, Cliff Stephen Barnes Jr. of Charleston, S.C., Charlotte Michelle Barnes of Abilene and Jacob Alan Barnes of Amarillo; two grandsons, Nicholas Parker Bailey of Abilene and Brady Alan Barnes of Amarillo; a brother, Robert "Bob" Smith of New Braunfels; and a sister, Elizabeth "Tinker" Kirby of Madison, Ala.
The family suggests memorials be to American Cancer Society, 3915 S. Bell St., Amarillo, TX 79109.
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|Personne nommée :
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|Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs :
Denis Mueller; Warren Leming; James M Lawson; Wayne Chastain; Athan G Theoharis; Samuel Billy Kyles; MPI Home Video (Firm); Maljack Productions, Inc.
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|Notes :
|Title on cassette label: The assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Copyright held by Maljack Productions.
|Crédits :
|Executive producer, Waleed B. Ali, Malik B. Ali ; camera, Kevin Watson ; editor, Denis Mueller.
|Interprète(s) :
|Narrator, Warren Leming.
|Description :
|1 videocassette (82 min.) : sd., b&w and col. ; 1/2 in.
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|VHS format. Hi-fi mono.
|Autres titres :
|Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr
|Responsabilité :
|producer/director, Denis Mueller ; written by Denis Mueller, Warren Leming.
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The FBI and the CIA once called Martin Luther King, Jr. the most dangerous man in the U.S. William Sullivan, assistant director of the FBI, once urged Dr. King to kill himself for the good of the country in a document recently declassified. This documentary examines the government's involvement in harassment of Dr. King. Uses a variety of recently declassified information--including private conversations taped at the Johnson White House--to re-examine the counter-intelligence programs that preceded the assassination. Also investigates the conviction of James Earl Ray, who has never been placed at the scene of the crime by any credible witnesses. Includes new interviews with Rev. James Lawson, who invited Dr. King to Memphis; Wayne Chastain, who was the first reporter to interview James Earl Ray; Athan Theoharis, who received access to declassified FBI files; and Rev. Samuel Billy Kyles, who spent the last hour with Dr. King.
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Nanotechnology and Skin Delivery: Infinitely Small or Infinite Possibilities?
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Starting at: $2.19
Made to stay wet longer than the average marker, Le Plume markers are perfect for brushing on rubber stamps and producing an evenly colored stamp.Learn More
Le Plume II Marker Sets
Starting at: $13.19Rubber stampers - take note! These highest-quality LePlume II markers stay wet longer, so you have more time to work with them! Learn More
Faber Castell Watercolor Pencils
Starting at: $2.08
Albrecht Dürer pencils contain the highest quality pigments for unsurpassed lightfastness. Color laydown is buttery smooth, and blending is effortless when wet. Color effects become permanent when dry. Pencils are manufactured with extra-thick 3.8 mm leads that are break-resistant and fully water soluble. These leads provide sharp, fine lines and superior point retention.
Leads are housed in barrels of premium California cedar wood with SV (secure-all) bonding to strengthen the lead and help prevent breakage. Pencils are pre-sharpened.
Albrecht Dürer Watercolor Pencils are available in 120 brilliant colors that are part of a unique color matching system that encompasses all Faber-Castell art and graphic products. Match the color index numbers of any two Faber-Castell products for color compatibility. Use them with other Faber-Castell pencils and drawing products in mixed media projects.Learn More
Faber Castell Watercolor Pencil Sets
Starting at: $21.77Named after the famous German artist who created lush illustrations and paintings in watercolor, Albrecht D Learn More