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Director: Lexington Steele
Company: Mercenary Pictures
Cast: Zenza Raggi, Brian Pumper, Jane Darling, Frank Gun, Louisa DeMarco, Sarah (I), Tera Joy, Mandy Bright, Annika Chrisst, Lexington Steele, Lucy Lee
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
Eyeball-scorching Mandy on the cover is what drew this reviewer to this title; she should have the same effect on your customers.
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I know there are many questions asked on this issue, but I am still not certain on how to solve my issue. I am at a location where my guess is the SSH connection is blocked. Using the same Macbook (OSX Mountain Lion) from home gives me access without any issues.. But when I do verbose output of a connection I do not see the data to prove that:
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Updated: 02/27/2015 - Christianity was born in Bethlehem, in what's now the West Bank. It took root among people like the Assyrians, who flourished in ancient Mesopotamia and soon found a home in places like modern-day Turkey
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) A Rockingham County group hopes to create an online farmers market where Triad-area restaurants and other North Carolina businesses could order local meat and produce online.
The News & Record of Greensboro reported that members of the Local Foods Coalition include about 40 farmers and other citizens. The group hopes to receive nonprofit status.
The coalition will model the virtual market from one developed in Rutherford County by Foothills Connect, which sells to Charlotte area restaurants.
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#47 - anon (10/15/2013) [-]
Grand theft auto v isnt bad for kids! my mom wouldent buy it to me when it was released, so i had to steal money from my dad to get it. the only thing that does cause violins is when kids DONT get their deserved games!
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44th Concert Season, 2015-2016
Cold Winter's Ice is Fled
Sunday, November 15, 2015
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Join the Chamber Singers in a celebration of the European madrigal tradition, the first great flowering of secular music in the West. Music will include works by Des Pres, Jannequin, Le Jeune, Isaac, Di Lasso, Hassler, Monteverdi, Marenzio, Morley, Weelkes.
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Savor succulent sweets and the stimulating poetry and music of love as the Chamber Singers explore the delicate, whimsical, and flamboyant moods of love through the centuries with a bubbly mix of classical and pop melodies.
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Hey everyone, just want to see what your verse is? What passages in the bible most relates to your everyday lives? I like Psalms chapter 18. The lord is my shield and my buckler. In order to fully grasp his meanings, one must slow down and listen to his whispers.


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Conundrum & Cathedral
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Chip & Jenna
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Castle summit looking SW
Sunken Lake
Jenna on Conundrum
Chip on Conundrum
Descent gully
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Glissade gully
Bleichert Tram Terminal
Tram tower foundation
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Terminal with boiler, ore cart & sheave
N Maroon
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Hagerman, Snowmass, and Capitol
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Maroon Lake
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Hagerman, Snowmass, and Capitol from N. Maroon summit
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Eric heading toward first saddle
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Dead end
N. Maroon. We descended the shaded face
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Scott descending steep class four with hand line
Steep class four descent route
Scott on corner
Chip on ascent
Scott descnding
Nasty gully
N Maroon and traverse
True scrambler
Pyramid (left)
N. Maroon from summit of Maroon
Summit beggar
Scott on descent
Descent ridge
Off route
Lush W. valley
Descent ridge still a way to go
"Rescued" hiker with Eric
Crater lake
Bell couloir
Heading into Amphitheater
Sunrise N. Maroon
Pyramid from amphitheater
Pyramid from top of dirt gully/saddle
Maroon, Bell Couloir, and N. Maroon
Looking back to saddle.
Curious goats at summit
Thunder Pyramid
King of the Hill
Showing off horns
Still posing
Who's that behind the rock?
"Come over & look at that guy hiding behind the rock"
Yes, he's still there!
He's not leaving
We are!
Heading down
Green rock forth class crux. Note guide leading-two clients hidden below.
Down the dirt
Family album
Feed me Seymour
A good morning stretch
N. Maroon
Topping out at saddle above Capitol Lake. Third class ridge starts here.
Looking back at the Knife
Off route on ridge
Not that way down
Gorgeous !
Capitol Lake- anyone want to camp next year?
I remember this!
Quick way to the Lake!
Either side
Capitol Lake
Capitol heading out
Gem Lake
Geneva Lake
Which way from here?
View from high point. I turned around here.
Less than fun gully
Loose loser and loosest !
Never ending talus
Almost to the end
Gem Lake at last!
Beautiful Geneva lake. I'll be back.
Wonderful flowers- a good finish to a long week.
Alternate route up Snowmass
An old friend (fiend?) Maroon
Almost back


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Partial water boil can sometimes lead to a darker color and more concentrated flavor. It's
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to the full wat...
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Throw, nice business card, and nice photo. As a designer, we are now expecting a new label
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A very professional, fifties, new wave, holga, old school feel. There is a bit of a book cover
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I used to silk screen when I was a sign painter way back when, and we screened a couple of
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Move the date & abv to the right corner. I understand you are not trying to make that look like
it is par...
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Nice hop label. For version one, make some of the black "splats" a series of lighter colors.
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another version wh...
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Posted on 01/06/2004 6:08:05 PM PST by P-Marlowe
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its almost like theyre directionless
I've never heard that....
Well, Check this post. Not one member of the swarm has denounced it.
Calvinists do not like the concept of natural law, because with it, Total depravity must be error. If total Depravity is error, all of Calvinism must fall with the exception of the 'P'.
The "If sinful man doesn't even know what he needs," is a false premise and cannot be supported by scriptural reference. In that the premise is false, any answer to the question is not reliable.
Like most dishonest people, you attempt to mislead people (and maybe even yourself) with faulty reasoning.
Is outward conformity to the law "good"?
As opposed to 'bad'? Whatever happened to the Calvinist position that our outward acts reflect our hearts desires?
Nobody's stoppin' ya from pushin' "log off" pal.
Why it's the Trinity of the Gospel of Marlowe: Scrub brush, water, and the holy soap.
Stand back! The man has a 170 I.Q. 'Tis enough that he is here!</great sarcasm>
You got scripture that says you gotta be on FReeRepublic?
And, you wouldn't know charity if it bit you on the butt.
I don't need no soap. I have the blood of Christ.
hey - ya know whats funny ?
neither does popesqueal LOL
Isn't that what the Malachi scripture is alluding to?
Beano helps
The pastor responded, "If soap is so good, why isn't everyone clean?" Does the fact of dirty people testify against the value of soap? No. It works, but you have to apply it..
No need for a new allegory. Just go back to my original example.
Your nature was "dead", and therefore you did not breathe. (breath here corresponding to belief)
Your nature was then changed to "alive", and therefore you breathed.(breath here corresponding to belief)
Clear enough??
Actually Woody, I do that a lot. And perhaps I often speculate outloud. It's a tried and true method that has worked for centuries..."What about this?"..."No?"..."Then what about this?"
But you, rather than wanting to talk through a particular concept just have to be a smartass about all of it.
How many times have I said it before? You guys could have these conversations without being jerks. I know you could.
But you won't.
So don't bother. Go wash yourself of the "Arminian stench"...no wait.
You can't do that either.
How do you know?
Objectively, how can I know that you have met whatever requirements there are to be elect?
On what basis do you claim to have been washed in Christ?
But who may abide the day of his comming? and who shall endure, when he appeareth? for he is like a purging fire, and like fullers sope. And he shall sit downe to trye and fine the siluer: he shall euen fine the sonnes of Leui and purifie them as golde and siluer, that they may bring offerings vnto the Lord in righteousnesse.First of all, the LORD Himself claims to be the one to "purify them" so this "you have to apply it" is nothing but fantasy land theology.
(Mal 3:2-3 GB)
[The Lord Jesus] hath his fanne in his hand, and wil make cleane his floore, and gather his wheate into his garner, but will burne vp the chaffe with vnquenchable fire.When the Lord entered this world, He already had the winnowing fan in His hand. Even now, He is threshing, gathering His wheat into His barn and seperating us from the chaff, which will be burned with "unquenchable fire." This is the glorious gospel John preached. Therefore, he advises: "Repent, for the kingdom is at hand."
(Mat 3:12 GB)
So, then, are you saying that your definition of total depravity allows that humans can behave with outward morality in accordance with the law?
As far as I'm aware, that's consistent with the historical Calvinist position.
Jude is correct. This is one reason I prefer the term "radical depravity." Natural man is not as bad as he could be. Not all natural men are pedophiles, cannibals. or mass murderers... Most love their wives and children. Yet, every aspect of the natural man's character is affected by sin, including the will and the intellect. Most importantly, the natural man is a rebel who wants to be God. This is one of the reason that the LDS offer of being a god on another planet is attractive to many. It is "Battlestar Galactica" theology... On the series the "spirit beings" told the humans "As you are we once were; as we are you may become." Just what a natural man wants to hear.
To be logically consistent, they'd have to, if it was obvious (and it would be in this example) that it was God who did it and not man. That's the one question I've never seen any Arminian ever answer. Even if God DID "force" a man to be saved, what would be so bad about that? When you consider the benefits of salvation against the alternative, how could it be a bad thing? But they act like little children, and whine and cry "But I wanted to do it! It's not fair! I wanted to do it! MOMMY!!! God's not being fair! He saved me but I wanted to do it!" (Stamps foot and stalks off in a huff)
Oh, I see...if we don't do a pre-emptive critique of every last thing any Calvinist or Calvinist-friendly writer has ever written, said, or published, then if you happen to find something like this, you automatically assume that we must - defacto - believe it, teach it, and hold to it as inviolable doctrine? Your motivation in posting it is not to gain knowledge, or clear up a misunderstanding, your motivation is to use it as a club to bash Calvinists, no matter how much we may try to clarify or even tell you that we don't hold to that. You won't hear it, because you think you have trumped us with that. What an utterly stupid attitude!
I'm laughing at the "superior" intellect.
And just for the record, I don't know of any other Calvinist who would teach that, because it is inconsistent with Calvinist teaching. One might meditate on his past sins, AFTER he is saved, but never before.
I am not even sure it's a "doctrine" xzins. But, in spite of the way it's been perverted this afternoon, this is what I'm trying to say:
No man is complete without God.
All sinful (unregenerate, natural) men are incomplete. There is a void within.
Sinful man seeks to fill that void.
Sinful man does not know ~or admit~ he needs God, so he seeks other things to fill that void ~ sex, drugs, alcohol, stamp collecting, FreeRepublic ~ whatever.
It is human nature to want to be or have something. What that something is varies with each individual.
Some of those things may bring temporal pleasure or fulfillment. But they will never fill the void that is within all men.
Only God can.
So I would say that the chief and highest end of every man is to glorify God, and fully to enjoy him forever.
Not all will.
Is that really such a bizarre concept?
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Posted on 24 October 2012 by Thyrl Nelson
Inspired by the scene in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" where the body cart is being pushed through the city during the plague as the mortician cries "Bring Out Your Dead". As one man ambitiously tries to deliver a not quite dead elderly man to the cart hilarity ensues. Here's a look at who's being (or has been) written off for dead in the sports world, and what the final prognosis might be.
"I'm Not Dead Yet" – Despite reports to the contrary these guys are not dead yet, but may have one foot in the proverbial grave and another on a banana peel.
Cam Newton – Superman has become the Super-Sulker but he's not dead yet, not by a long shot. Still there are plenty of reasons to be concerned. Newton's post-loss body language has been unbearable. We can all appreciate that the kid wants to win, but he'll have to do some growing up before he can become a leader of men. Cam took everyone (including himself) to task in the wake of the Panthers most recent defeat, but mostly seemed to point fingers at his offensive coordinator. Newton is looking for a game plan that authors blowouts but will sooner or later have to learn that life in the NFL doesn't work that way. In 3 of his 5 losses this season, Cam has had the ball in his hands with a chance to win the game in the final 5 minutes. If he intends to be the star he's being cast as, he'll need to get comfortable in those situations. It'd also help if Newton stopped shaking off teammates' efforts to celebrate TDs with him while clearing out space to do his ridiculous Superman dance.
Cam Cameron – Sticking with Cams, reports of the demise of Cam Cameron might be a byproduct of Ravens fans wishes more than anything else. In the wake of the Ravens most recent disappointment against the Houston Texans however, another long and introspective look at this offense might be long overdue. Cameron was "under fire" by owner Steve Bisciotti last season and managed to survive. There's no reason to believe the Ravens will make a change before seasons end, but in the event that it doesn't end in the Super Bowl, this season could very likely be Cameron's last.
Maurice Jones-Drew – Remember MJD calling out Jay Cutler a couple of seasons ago for surrendering during the playoffs due to an MCL injury that didn't look that serious on TV and didn't require surgery. Last week in a game the Jaguars lost in overtime to a less than spectacular Oakland Raiders squad, MJD watched from the sidelines while nursing a foot injury that didn't look that serious on TV and that apparently won't require surgery. This on the heels of his extended and controversial holdout from training camp while trying to earn a new contract or force a trade won't buy Jones-Drew much empathy as he watches from the sidelines for the next couple of weeks at least.
Lance Armstrong – Maybe the Lance Armstrong fiasco will give us a long overdue chance to examine ourselves. He lorded over a sport that was rampant with doping and drug use, and while he adamantly proclaimed being above it throughout his once storied and undeniably dominant career. Now having given up the fight and having been stripped of all of his career accolades Armstrong also finds that those who rode his coattails to success and fortune aren't set to stand by him in the hard times. It's still impossible to ignore all of the good that Armstrong has done in his career, and it seems only a matter of time before he'll inevitably bounce back in the court of public opinion…but it doesn't look like it'll be terribly easy, or any time soon for that matter.
Dirk Nowitzki – Just as the world was ready to close the book on the legacy of Dirk Nowitzki he surprised everyone and cemented that legacy by winning an NBA championship. He backed it up however by showing up for a lockout shortened NBA season the following year out of shape, and now looks ready to miss at least the first few weeks of this season as he recovers from ankle surgery. It may now be safe to close the book on Nowitzki's NBA legacy. It appears he got that title just in the nick of time.
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Posted on 06 January 2012 by Thyrl Nelson
Lingering legends aside, Ray Rice might be the most popular and productive Raven today. One thing's for sure…at $550K or so in the final season of his contract, Ray Rice is easily the Ravens best pound-for-pound bargain, and arguably the league's best. One other thing that seems assured is that Rice is going to get paid. When, how much and where that happens however may not be as much of a foregone conclusion as it would seem.
This has been "the year of…" lots of things in the NFL, the year of the 5K quarterbacks, the year of the rookies, the year of the power forwards at tight end and the year of the disgruntled running back.
As running backs league wide from Chris Johnson to Frank Gore, from Matt Forte to Peyton Hillis have barked and in some cases dogged it (allegedly…and no pun intended) over their "contract to performance ratios", Rice with arguably the strongest case of all has remained silent. Silent about the contract that is, on the field he has been anything but silent or dogged.
It's been a running topic of conversation all season on the MobTown Sports Beat and everyone seems assured that Rice will be taken care of by the Ravens and some have speculated that there's no reason Rice shouldn't feel confident that the team will take care of him.
It's all but 100% (in my mind at least) that Rice will be back next season, but under what circumstances and for how long are still debatable.
If you subscribe to the school of WWBBD (What would Bill Bellichick do?) the answer is to franchise Rice. Given Adrian Peterson's new contract, the franchise tag will be a big number, but only for one season. Whether Rice would maintain his decorum for another season under similar (albeit more lucrative) circumstances to this one would remain to be seen as well.
In addition to Peterson's contract, his injury will also likely factor heavily into the Ravens impending decision of whether to franchise Rice or to pay him long term money. Peterson's injury is a not so subtle reminder of just how quickly a running back in particular can see his season (or even his career) ended. Having all of your eggs in that proverbial basket is a high-risk high reward proposition (as we learned in 2001 with Jamal Lewis' injury).
The value of NFL running backs is on the decline, but the pay scale on the top end of the position is still rising. There are lots of Pro Bowl caliber and highly compensated running backs in the NFL watching the playoffs from home this season, and most of the league's most productive offenses have plug and play backfields and use the running game as an afterthought for little more than window dressing it would seem at times.
Only one running back went in the first round of the last NFL draft and while still promising, Mark Ingram has done little to make teams sorry for passing on him. DeMarco Murray, taken on the second day of the draft was the league's best rookie at the position.
One year prior, Ryan Matthews, CJ Spiller and Jahvid Best all went in the first round and all were summarily outperformed by undrafted rookies LaGarrette Blount and Chris Ivory. An undrafted practice squad player from one season earlier led the league in rushing last season and the Packers marched through the Super Bowl after losing their bell-cow in Ryan Grant and replacing him with little known and lightly regarded James Starks.
Posted on 05 January 2012 by Thyrl Nelson
Here's a look at my positional power rankings for the players and teams that are left in the playoffs. This year's stats accounted for a lot but at the end of the day it's my opinion on who I'd suit up today for the best chance at winning.
1 – Aaron Rodgers (GB)
2 – Drew Brees (NO)
3 – Tom Brady (NE)
4 – Eli Manning (NYG)
5 – Matthew Stafford (DET)
6 – Matt Ryan (ATL)
* I gave 6 here since the first 3 were fairly obvious (if not their respective places in that top 3)
Running Backs
1 – Ray Rice (BAL)
2 – Arian Foster (HOU)
3 – Michael Turner (ATL)
4 – Frank Gore (SF)
5 – Darren Sproles (NO)
Wide Receivers
1 – Calvin Johnson (DET)
2 – Andre Johnson (HOU)
3 – AJ Green (CIN)
4 – Victor Cruz (NYG)
5 – Wes Welker (NE)
6 – Roddy White (ATL)
7 – Greg Jennings (GB)
8 – Jordy Nelson (GB)
9 – Mike Wallace (PIT)
10 – Hakeem Nicks (NYG)
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Posted on 20 December 2011 by Thyrl Nelson
Week 15 of the NFL season brought about a heavy dose of perspective and a number of reality checks for teams that rightly appeared to be primed for the playoffs just a week ago. While frustration, part and parcel to any NFL season, isn't easy to accept, it's still far better than the alternative…apathy.
Sometimes seeing your own favorite team regularly and up close and for all its warts and blemishes makes it tough to mesh that perspective with the "bird's eye" view that we get of most teams through highlights and limited national TV exposure. That said, fans in cities from Green Bay to Indianapolis are up in arms over the weekend's action and could all probably use a healthy dose of perspective.
While the Ravens are far from perfect or infallible, they're the devil we know, and for that I'm both happy and hopeful. As for the devils that we don't know, here are 10 of the most interesting NFL storylines that I'm glad to be seeing from the bird's eye view, as they're undoubtedly entertaining for fans, but probably best appreciated from afar.
Here are the Top 10 NFL Storylines That I'm Glad Are Playing Out in Someone Else's Back Yard.
Storyline #10- Suck for Luck
For the first 5 or so weeks of the season there were anywhere from 5-10 interested and interesting looking candidates in the Luck sweepstakes. By mid-season it was down to 2, and as Matt Moore and the Dolphins tried against hope to rally around coach Tony Sparano, only Indianapolis was left in the Luck conversation. That invited a number of other conversations regarding Luck's potential and Peyton Manning's future with the Colts. Last week's win by Indy may have reignited hope in both St. Louis and Minnesota as potential Luck destinations.
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Posted on 06 December 2011 by Thyrl Nelson
Here's a look ahead at the Tuesday agenda for the MobTown Sports Beat. It'll be a late start today as "Monday Night Live with Brendan Ayanbadejo" will air from 10 until 11 am, but we'll be getting it in after that.
Jason Butt from CBS Sports and the Baltimore Guide will join us at 11:30 to talk Ravens.
Luke Jones will provide the Ravens intelligence with a Ravens report at 12:30.
A thankfully uneventful foray in Cleveland in the books the Ravens look ahead to a toothless Colts team. We're always open to Ravens rap.
Five topical conversation starters and a nail for someone who deserves it. Share your thoughts:
#1 – Unlikely MVP Candidates
As the season winds down and as we set the countdown to declare Aaron Rodgers MVP of the league, who else might deserve to be in the conversation albeit under unlikely circumstances?
Peyton Manning who proved his value even more in his absence than with the impressive body of work that preceded it. Tim Tebow who has delivered the Broncos from 1-4 to the top of the AFC West despite no organizational support and the trade of the team's best receiver on the day Tebow got the job. Matt Moore who has rescued the Dolphins from the throes of winlessness and played them right out of the Andrew Luck sweepstakes. Maurice Jones-Drew who has put together a terrific campaign despite being on a team with no other offensive weapons. Matt Forte and Frank Gore who literally carried their teams to unexpected success (Forte's value may become more apparent in coming weeks too via his absence). Wes Welker, Victor Cruz, Marshawn Lynch, Arian Foster and Darren McFadden are all probably worth a mention too.
#2 – The Miami Heat of Baseball
Given the season the Eagles are enduring, carrying the title "Miami Heat of" anything is probably an unwelcome harbinger of struggles ahead. As the newly anointed Miami Marlins go about making their splash into big market baseball though, most recently by heaping money on Jose Reyes and now looking to pique the interests of Albert Pujols, this rapid reconstruct looks much more like the Heat than even Philly's football version.
Forget for a second that Reyes' career season and the timing thereof couldn't have been better for him personally as it came just ahead of free agency, and color me cynical if I see a 28-year old Dominican and immediately assume there's at least a chance he might be a tad north of his listed age. The fact that Reyes and current "face of the Marlins" Hanley Ramirez both play shortstop and like LeBron James and DeWayne Wade's skill sets the move seems justifiable yet glaringly redundant. Adding the best player in the game in Pujols would cement the Heat persona for this team…perhaps by design.
If so, it's probably worth noting that while the Marlins were looking to the Heat for their blueprint for success they should have been careful to notice the white slipcovers that cover the empty American Airlines Arena seats in a feeble attempt to disguise the problem these Marlins know all too well…even a team full of superstars is a tough draw in a city full of lavish beaches, tropical locales and loads of other entertainment options. If the Heat's Big 3 can't draw in Miami during the winter months what's to keep folks interested in the Marlins on beautiful summer nights…Pujols or not?
#3 – Tough Luck Contenders
They're still in the thick of their respective conference playoff pictures, but that's about all that's gone right for the Houston Texans and Chicago Bears this season.
The Texans lost Mario Williams for the season early, Arian Foster for most of the season's first quarter, Andre Johnson for a handful of games along the way yet were still firmly positioned atop the AFC South when the bottom fell out on Matt Schaub…and then Matt Leinart immediately thereafter. A game TJ Yates showed well in his trial by fire win against the tough Falcons on Sunday but lost Johnson again along the way. They still have a 2 game lead over the Titans who are the only team in the division able to catch them mathematically, and would be well positioned in the wild card even if they faltered away the division. With dates @CIN, vs. CAR, @IND & vs. TEN left the Texans look like a lock for the playoffs no matter who they have to rely on to get them there, the question is what they'll be able to do once they finally reach that long awaited summit.
The Bears on the other had started slow as quarterback Jay Cutler and offensive coordinator Mike Martz struggled to get on the same page and with an apparent lack of talent on the offensive line. They were able to right their ship and ride Matt Forte into wildcard contention in the only division in football seemingly salted away (by the Packers) in week 6. Hoping for the best from Caleb Hanie at quarterback, the Bears were dealt the worst possible blow on Sunday (as were all of my fantasy teams) with the loss of Matt Forte possibly for the season. With dates remaining @DEN, vs. SEA, @ GB and @ MIN and clinging loosely to the 1st NFC wildcard spot at present the Bears road to the playoffs is much more in doubt.
The Raiders can probably fairly count themselves in this group too, losing Jason Campbell and spending mightily to replace him with Carson Palmer only to lose Darren McFadden immediately and indefinitely upon Palmer's arrival. They're in a dogfight for the AFC West / 2nd AFC wildcard with dates remaining @GB, vs. DET, @ KC and vs. SD.
#4 – BC-Mess continued
I vented on this topic here yesterday and won't rehash that argument again. I will however add a couple of things.
First is that the BCS title rematch is a result (in my opinion) of media arrogance above all else. As 5 of the 7 computer rankings had Oklahoma State ahead of Alabama for the BCS' second spot but the human side of the ledger tipped the balance to Alabama. As the media ordained Alabama the best team in the country through most of the season, their willingness to shake that notion was evident as the talk of a rematch began before the first game was even played. Much like the writers who bought into the Eagles dream team persona in the lead up to the NFL season and as a result were calling the midseason games of a sub .500 and floundering team the "beginning of the Eagles playoffs"…really?!?!?!?
Would the media be so quick to put LSU back in a rematch if the shoe were on the other foot and Alabama had beaten them at home? I doubt it. And while the human element seems just and justifiable as part of the formula, who amongst the voters have actually watched all of the BCS' top 25 in multiple games this season…and how many watch 3 or 4 marquee games per week and take the word of the media and the assembled highlights of SportsCenter and other highlight shows to form their opinions about the others? How does that make sense? And how does anyone who tried to "work the vote" by putting Oklahoma State 4th or 5th on their ballot ever hope to keep a ballot for the following season?
Second, since we're all in agreement that LSU is the unquestioned #1, and since the real debate begins at #2 and #3; why not let Alabama face Oklahoma Sate in a bowl, crown LSU the champ and showcase them against Boise State, Oregon, Clemson, Wisconsin or some other conference champ with no real shot at beating the Tigers?
Crown LSU the champ and settle the debate surrounding #2. We'll see who's smarter, the voters or the computers, once and for all. As it stands now, if LSU loses to Alabama in the BSC title game, theirs' (LSU's) will still be the better overall body of work with a better out of conference schedule, a win in Alabama's building and an extra win in the SEC title game, yet the Tide will be the BCS crowned and titular champion.
#5 – Lions Melting Down
Who will be to blame if the Lions miss the playoffs? After an encouraging start, the Lions can't get out of their own way and seem to be more caught up on winning the battle or the fight than the football game. Is any of this attributable to head coach Jim Schwartz' ugly episode around the handshake after losing to the 49ers? Is their reputation too far gone to rescue this season to any real success?
Not just for icing his own kicker on Sunday, but that's surely a part of it. The offensive genius that Garrett was touted to be once upon a time has yet to emerge and Garrett is surely feeling the heat after Sunday's debacle on top of the debacle of a season that has preceded it as well.
I was a big Garrett critic when the Ravens were wooing him but backed off of my criticisms after he seemed to turn the Cowboys around after taking over mid-season last year. He lost me again (maybe just as a bitter Felix Jones owner) when he helped the Cowboys blow an apparently safe late lead and called snap after futile snap from the shotgun inside of the 10-yard line amongst other things in rolling over for the Jets.
Below is what I wrote here about the Ravens pursuit of Garrett prior to the 2008 season. Thanks for making me look smart Jason Garrett…that isn't always easy.
With the benefit of hindsight it's unbelievable that the Ravens were more interested in Garrett than he was in them…laughable even. Thanks Garrett (and Jerry Jones) for saving us from ourselves on that one too.
Call it the Miami Heat of radio segments and tweet talk, 3 random questions. Hit me with your answers on Twitter @Thyrl or @WNST, by email firstname.lastname@example.com, or at 410-481-1570. Whatever you do, get back @ me.
#1 – Are you taking the #Packers or the field to win the #SuperBowl as of now? #NFL
I'll still reluctantly take the field.
#2 – Do the #Ravens have an issue at kicker?
I hope not…
#3 – Which #NFL QBs would you trade Joe Flacco for today?
Rodgers, Brees and that's it for me. Disagree (I'll bet you do) call me on it.
Posted on 31 October 2011 by Thyrl Nelson
When great expectations collide with poor performances fans tend to find themselves at the ledge. It's that fan purgatory where blood pressure always seems to be rising and the sky always seems to be falling. Let's take a look outside to see who's on the ledge this week:
Boise State: It was supposed to somehow be their year. What's more, this should have been a good weekend for the Boise Sate Broncos, instead it was just another in a series of tough late season blows for the "Little Engine That Could" of college football as the Stanford Cardinal not only survived a triple OT scare against USC, but catapulted the Broncos for the fourth spot in the BCS this week as a result.
The losses by Kansas State and Clemson had to be encouraging for the Broncos, and if the probability of USC upending Stanford as it was happening appeared too good to be true, it ultimately was. After starting the season with little #'s 5 & 7 in the two major polls next to their name, the Broncos appeared to be in line for their first legitimate shot at getting into the BCS title game if a few things broke their way. Lately it became apparent that they were the contingency plan for Oklahoma State at best. Now looking up at Stanford too, it seems that QB Kellen Moore and company will need lots of help in earning their "lifetime achievement award".
Last but not least, it seems that in the era of conference landscape shake-up the Broncos, apparently Big East bound will still be looking at a future where the strength of schedule still serves to indict their record no matter how impressive.
Outlook: Stay positive, the weekend wasn't a total loss. Clemson lost, K-State lost, and Stanford at least proved that they could be beaten. The Cardinal still have a showdown with Oregon and the PAC-12 title game to get through and Oklahoma State's road may be even tougher than that. Boise's BCS outlook may still be more realistic and closer than ever.
Washington Redskins: You started 3-1 and Rex Grossman's misplaced confidence in declaring the Redskins contenders seemed to be both founded and contagious. Three straight losses and two quarterbacks later the Skins are fresh off of a 23-0 oak-sticking at the hands of the Bills and the once vulnerable looking NFC East is beginning to round more into the form that most expected to begin the season. The Eagles look to be clicking right now, the Giants and Cowboys both look talented but inconsistent and the Redskins look to be pulling up the rear.
Outlook: You knew it would eventually come to this, didn't you? Even at 3-1 the Redskins were tough to buy into, now we're being reminded of why.
City of Dallas: The year began so well. The Cowboys played host to the Super Bowl and even though they expected to be in it and weren't and even though the weather was an ongoing storyline throughout Super Bowl week, it's tough to count that experience as a negative. In fact on the heels of the Super Bowl and tons of giant events at the new "Jerry-World" the Mavericks won the NBA Finals and the Rangers dominated most of the summer.
Now however, the Rangers arguably choked away their first world title twice in game 6 of the World Series then lost it in game 7, the reeling Cowboys are 3-4 and fresh off of an embarrassing Sunday Night performance on national television, and the Mavericks chance to defend their NBA title is on hold indefinitely as the NBA lockout drags on.
Outlook: Everything is bigger in Big D, I suppose panic is no different.
Denver Broncos: Okay, Tim Tebow stinks. It's easy to tolerate when he's winning and inspiring people along the way, but a win over a bad Dolphins team was just that no matter how exciting, and the reeling Detroit Lions exacted 2 weeks of frustrations on the Broncos on Sunday with ease. Tebow was a winner in college, but so were lots of NFL players, and even more who never made it or simply stunk in the NFL. Winning at this level is different, and Tebow has a long way to go before he can think about doing it consistently, and the current coaching staff may have no legitimate designs on waiting for him to be ready.
The Broncos are paying 3 quarterbacks good money, yet still have no real answer at quarterback. Additionally their win against the Dolphins while inspirational has them looking "up" at 4 teams in the Andrew Luck sweepstakes and on even ground (in the loss column) with 4 more.
Outlook: A team with 2 quarterbacks really has none; a team with 3 might have no idea what they're looking for. Be afraid Bronco's fans yours is a tough road ahead.
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Outlook: Be afraid be very afraid.
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week 7: 2-3 (-130 pts) season: 13-12 (-20 pts)
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Lions -3 @ Broncos
Steelers +3 vs. Patriots
Browns +9 @ 49ers
Chiefs +4 vs. Chargers
Likes (50 pts for a win and -55 for a loss)
week 7: 2-2-1 (-10 pts) season: 10-12-1 (-160 pts)
Panthers -3.5 vs. Vikings
Dolphins +9.5 @ Giants
Bills -6 vs. Redskins
Bengals -3 @ Seahawks
Cowboys +3.5 @ Eagles
Feeling Lucky? (20 pts for a win and -22 for a loss)
Week 7: 1-2(-24 pts) season 9-10-2 (-40 pts)
Titans -9 vs. Colts
Jaguars +9.5 @ Texans
Ravens -12.5 vs. Cardinals
Last week Total: 5-7-1 (-164 pts) Season Total: 32-34-3 (-220 pts)
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Posted on 24 October 2011 by Thyrl Nelson
When great expectations collide with poor performances fans tend to find themselves at the ledge. It's that fan purgatory where blood pressure always seems to be rising and the sky always seems to be falling. Let's take a look outside to see who's on the ledge this week:
The Detroit Lions – Losers now of two straight, the Lions could surely use some good publicity to take some of the spotlight away from coach Jim Schwartz' loss of decorum during his post game exchange with 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh immediately following the Lions first loss of the season. Getting into a pre-game dust up with the Falcons probably isn't going to do it, nor is Ndamukong Suh going to do much for his quickly devolving reputation for antics by standing over Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan while heaping on celebratory trash talk and reveling in Ryan's apparent injury.
Beating the reeling Falcons away from the safety of the Georgia Dome would have been a nice feather in the Lions' cap, but yesterday's loss to those Falcons 23-16 may instead serve as a real stumbling block to the Lions potential playoff fortunes. Having seen the Packers run their record to 7-0 with a win on Sunday, the Lions can now look to the NFC wildcard as their most likely passage into the playoffs. As the also-rans of the AFC South look to be fighting for the very same, the Lions may have lost an important tiebreaker on Sunday.
Either way their running game is in apparent shambles, the failed Ronnie Brown trade looks to hurt a lot and the oft injured Matthew Stafford may have gone down to injury on the last play of Sunday's game to boot.
Prognosis: Hang tight Lions fans. Next up: @ Denver, Bye, @ Chicago & vs. Carolina before a Thanksgiving Day showdown with Green Bay. There's plenty of time to right the ship.
Tony Sparano – Sunday's game at Miami against the Broncos might have felt like the whole world (or at least the whole stadium) vs. Tony Sparano. And for a while it looked as though Sparano might have won.
The coach surely began the season on the hot seat, and if Jim Harbaugh had been compelled to take his talents to South Beach there may have been no seat at all for Sparano. There clearly has been no quarterback for Sparano and the Dolphins since making due with Chad Pennington to moderate success in 2008.
Sunday though was strange. Tim Tebow, making his debut for the Broncos this season, enjoyed a great deal of crowd favor from those who showed up to celebrate Tebow's 2008 Florida Gators National Championship team, and most Dolphins fans it seems have succumbed to the "suck for Luck" philosophy that wins at this point will only inhibit their chances at the top pick in next year's draft.
As Tebow was crossing the goal with the game tying 2-point conversion, fans of both teams (plentiful in Miami on Sunday) seemed united in their hopes that Sparano and his Dolphins would find a way to lose…and they did. Everyone but Sparano left happy (or at least appeased).
Prognosis: Prepare to be pushed Tony Sparano. Your boy Bill Parcells bailed on you already, and the only purpose you're serving at present is to be the means to a 0-16 season that will deliver Andrew Luck and likely the next head coach as well. No need for the Dolphins to rush that move though, they can save money now and keep the new guy from being associated with this ongoing mess.
NBA Fans – The NBA lockout got shock value attention courtesy of Bryant Gumbel last week, they got impartial mediation courtesy of the federal government and they got the best wishes of seemingly every fan still clinging to hopes of an NBA season at all this year. The end result, talks broke off at an apparent impasse with not only no apparent resolution in sight, but it seems there aren't even any official plans to continue the talks as yet. The players are into the "making plans" phase of taking their talents to wherever paychecks are imminent and many owners seem contented to let the whole season go un-played, and David Stern will probably cancel Christmas this week.
Prognosis: Hang tight; college basketball is just around the corner. Accept the fact that there probably won't be an NBA season and get over it. That way if there is one you'll be imminently happy but you won't waste any time, energy or emotion sweating it out in the meanwhile.
Clemson, Stanford & Boise State – It's that time of year again too. The national championship picture is down to 7 teams after undefeated Oklahoma and Wisconsin fell last weekend. For those 7 teams, their chance at a national title just became a lot more real, and suddenly a lot more important too.
In fairness, it's probably only 5 of the 7 legitimate title contenders that are seeing the championship picture with more clarity this week, as it's been all but ordained that the winner of the SEC's loaded western division would roll though the conference title game and into the BCS National Championship game as a result. For weeks we've been touting the LSU and Alabama winner as one half of the title picture at least, that part hasn't changed.
What has changed is the likelihood that the Big-12 winner would get the other side of that bracket as that may be suddenly not be so likely. The Big-12 still has 2 undefeated teams in Oklahoma State (3rd in the BCS) and Kansas State (8th in the BCS) but both still have to play each other and a still strong Oklahoma team now relegated to the role of spoiler. Oklahoma State also still has Baylor with Heisman candidate Robert Griffin III and the Texas Tech team that just beat Oklahoma on their schedule and Kansas State has Texas and Texas A&M still remaining too.
Mathematically there could still be 5 undefeated powers left at season's end (but likely won't be). Where the ones who don't reside in the SEC shake out should be quite interesting and is still very much up in the air right now.
Prognosis: If you're a fan of any one of the three listed in the title, you might as well jump as no matter which team you side with, the odds are stacked against you. Beware though that if you do, you'll surely miss out on an exciting and controversial finish to the college football season.
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Posted on 20 October 2011 by Thyrl Nelson
This is not an inducement to gamble, in fact it should serve as quite the opposite. It is my attempt at picking all of the games (before injury reports are official) each week. The picks are broken into 3 categories, 5 picks that I love, 5 that I like and the rest.
I would encourage anyone looking for a little extra interest in Sunday's game to try the MobTown $15.70 prop card. It's free it's easy and cash and bragging rights are on the line.
All lines taken from sportsbook.com.
Loves (100 pts for a win and -110 for a loss)
week 4: 4-1 (290 pts) season: 11-9 (110 pts)
Chargers -2 @ Jets
Texans +3 @ Titans
Steelers -3.5 @ Cardinals
Packers -9 @. Vikings
Ravens -7.5 @ Jaguars
Likes (50 pts for a win and -55 for a loss)
week 4: 3-2 (40 pts) season: 8-10 (-150 pts)
Redskins +2.5 @ Panthers
Browns -3 vs. Seahawks
Broncos +1.5 @ Dolphins
Raiders -4.5 vs. Chiefs
Saints -14 vs. Colts
Feeling Lucky? (20 pts for a win and -22 for a loss)
Week 4: 1-1-1 (-2 pts) season 8-8-2 (-16 pts)
Buccaneers +1 vs. Bears (in London)
Lions -3.5 vs. Falcons
Cowboys -12.5 vs. Rams
Last week Total: 8-4-1 (328 pts) Season Total: 27-27-2 (-56 pts)
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I am trying to help a friend find a baby name, and she mentioned she likes Cohen as a name. I know many Cohen children - both boys and girls.
But someone just posted to my thread that Cohen is a culturally inconsiderate name to use as a first name. Can someone tell me why?
And, Why if I am not of that culture (Which ever one it is) that it should worry me? I am not an intentionally rude person - but Cohen is just a name to me.
Hopefully someone can shed some light on this - never heard of this before???
"Cohen" is culturally inconsiderate??
Wait, if that is true, than how does a few other posters above say that they know people with the last name Cohen and they or their relatives are not Jewish? (Not meant to be an offending argument, just If it's protected - shouldn't people with the last name Cohen BE Jewish or related to Jewish people? Seems out of order for me.......)
^^I'm also curious about this
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Hvns, did you read the link I posted? Seriously, it REALLY helps understanding this debate. www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2009...
The Cohen bloodline has been guarded for centuries to the point that there is a particular marker shared by 90% of the Kohanim (to put it in perspective, less than 5% of Jews have this gene and even fewer gentiles. It is very rare outside of the Cohen line, and yet almost all Cohens have it). Obviously, some external marriage has happened, and there are a few non-Jewish Cohens, and not all Kohanim share this gene. Still, it is a sacred name and role that has been astonishingly well protected from "defiling" for millenia.
They probably come from Jewish lineage years ago.
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Religions and religous experiences are different -- an atheist, Christian, Hindu and Jew don't have the same beliefs and world views just with different names for things.
Right. So if Jews don't want to name their kids Cohen because it is a special sacred thing, then they shouldn't. I'm not Jewish, that name has no significance to me, so why shouldn't I use it?
I agree with the poster who said this is elitist thinking. If non-Jews use this name, it is because they like it, not because they are trying to piss off Jewish people.
I'm offended that Jewish people hack off part of their sons penis. I think that is a gross violation of the child's bodily integrity. So I guess that means they should all stop doing it, right? Same logic.
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I've known 5 kids named Cohen, all boys. I personally like the name for a first name, & have considered it as a possible boy name choice. I'm a huge name nerd & love reading about/researching names of all different kinds, so I'm aware that it's also a name that some in the Jewish community are offended by, when used as a 1st name. That, however, would not deter me from using it for a son of my own, nor would I think less of others who chose to use it for their own kids.
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Also, there are different spellings of the name Cohen that have nothing to do with the Cohen line. Like Coen, which is Germanic and pronounced the name way, or Kowan.
even if it doesn't bother you personally. For example, I would never name a child Allah out of respect and I would think it was a really weird and insensitive name, especially for a girl. I am not even remotely Muslim, but it doesn't mean I can't be a little sensitive.
Of course you can use whatever name you want but using a "sacred" name from any culture, knowing it will offend a great deal of people, is indeed culturally insensitive. You can choose to do it anyways.
Right. So if Jews don't want to name their kids Cohen because it is a special sacred thing, then they shouldn't. I'm not Jewish, that name has no significance to me, so why shouldn't I use it?
^^^I really have to answer this question? You shouldn't use it because it offends people. I don't go around telling people that they are going to hell because they believe something different than me because it offends them. I don't go into a Japanese house and leave my shoes on because it offends them. I would not mock Mohammed to a Muslim because it offends them. By your logic, a Muslim shouldn't mock Mohammed, but because I don't believe in Mohammed, it's perfectly fine for me to be disrespectful of another religion.
We live in a multi-cultral society, and I believe that reasonable, adult, mature members of our society choose not to engage in actions that we KNOW will offend others, especially on religious grounds. It's not that I don't legally have the right to make choices that will be offensive, but that a respectful person would not knowingly make those choices.
ok, so food for thought then, IF she changes the spelling of the name - is it no longer offensive?
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An eight-year-old boy has died after being found in a dam at
a farm east of Grafton, in northern NSW.
The child had been with his family on the property at
Tucabia, about 25km east of Grafton, when they noticed he was
missing at about 2.30pm on Monday.
Family members mounted a search and found the boy in a dam
about 10 minutes later.
CPR was initiated and continued until paramedics arrived, and
transported the child to Grafton base Hospital where he died
a short time later.
A report is being prepared for the coroner.
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