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I had a pair of loaner DBA02 arrive Friday and I've only had 60-70 minutes to listen to them so far. They are very similar in sound to the Westone 2, but the Westone 2 have a little more bass impact/presence, slightly more warmth and weight, and a little bigger soundstage. Otherwise timbre and tone (flavor) and detail seems similar. Soundstage is not small at all, just not quite as big as the W2. Bass is not light at all, just not quite as full and strong as the W2. But this can change a lot depending on amp and source.
With just 10 minutes of listening I'd say the DBA-02 are a steal for $144 on sale. There are many similar priced IEM that are very good which I would not buy again, for various reasons - i.e. Phonak PFE (sibilant), q-JAYS (dark), Sleek SA-06 (bland), Klipsch X10 (bass bleeds into lower mids), SE530 (rolled-off treble), Denon C700 (recessed mids in relation to boomy bass). But the DBA-02 would be something I'd look at buying if I didn't already have the W2 and was on a budget.
I'll devote more time listening and comparing over the next few days, and I'll post more if my impressions change. They are definitely worth considering in this price range.
Glad to see you got a pair. I had already sold the W2s when the DBAs arrived (my preference was for the CK10s over the W2s), but as you have read, I am sold on the DBAs. I did however feel the W2s got a little choked up on certain complex music and passages, and that was one reason I let them go. But they also are $229 new. As for soundstage, I really don't remember the W2 soundstage, but to me, with the tips I am using, the DBAs are airy, wide and plenty of weight. As for warmth, that to me is the real strength of the DBAs. They are dynamic, musical and involving, but never come off as brittle or too dry. At the same time, I would not call them warm (that is something I would reserve for a phone like the Westone UM1 or something along those lines).
Anyway, if you have a spare Ety tri-flange sitting around, give them a try. Or bolt on your UM56 tips. For me, the OEM tips were a mistake. But others, not at all.
These borrowed DBA-02 came without any tips, so I used Westone single flange silicone on the DBA-02 and W2 for the comparison. I haven't had time to try out any other tips, but these seem to work just fine. Triple flange make my ears itch.
Again, I feel that they are very similar to the W2, but the W2 are slightly warmer and fuller sounding without giving up any air, soundstage or ambience. I find very little to fault with the DBA-02, and they are a very well done IEM. I'm going to compare them my Triple.fi 10vi Pro, but from memory I'm thinking the DBA-02 are more transparent with better mids, although less bass impact.
I've tried a number of tips with my DBA-02's:
- OEM single flange - mediums give me a good seal and the fabulous DBA sound sig, but the first pair have gotten loose on the nozzles
- Ety triflange - didn't get a good seal
- Ety triflange modded to biflange - still didn't get a good seal
- Shure "large" biflange - good seal, but tendency toward slightly harsh, aggressive treble. Less comfortable for me than single flange.
The only apparent difference from the modded Ety triflanges (other than color) is the length of the tube behind the flanges. I trimmed this by about 1/8", but it is still that much longer than the Ety's. When trimmed and fully installed on the nozzle, the largest flange just barely touches the DBA housing.
- Shure "olives" - good seal and SQ (as good as OEM for me), but the tip removal process is scary. Probably the best isolation.
- Shure grey "soft flex" single flanges - SQ similar to OEM, much more snug fit on the nozzle (but not scary-tight like the olives). What I'm using now.
Thanks to a very generous head-fi-er, I've got another pair of OEMs coming,and will do a more detailed comparison with the Shure greys, which have a much smaller aperture that OEM. I'd offer to include the olives in that comparison, but worry that I'll break something every time I remove one of those.
I've heard that Comply T100 or Tx100 fit, but I've spent enough on Comply tips for other IEMs to know about their limited life and negative affect on the highs.
Okay, while we're on the subject of tips - I did try my UM-56 tips with them, and the DBA-02 sound much better with improved fullness in the low end, but not a real increase in impact or extension. It's like the midbass is not as thin (not too thin before, but this is better). The highs and detail were not adversely affected, despite the added warmth and fullness. This gave the DBA-02 improved presence and weight and they become more believable.
I also tried the Ety triple flange like the ones in yianni's photo above, and they are a small improvement over the Shure/Westone grey softflex signle flange, where the highs are smoother and less grainy. It just made them sound more effortless and transparent than the Shure softflex single flange. They seem to fit loosely on the stalk, but don't come off and get stuck in my ears when I remove the IEM. For universal tips these would be my choice so far.
I don't have any stock tips to try, as the loaners didn't come with any. And I have not tried any Complys or Shure black olive foamies yet. I have to figure out where I stored them. I have the T400 that fit the TF10, NE-7M, and C700 but the holes are too big for the DBA-02.
So tips and ear canal position do make a difference with most IEM, and the DBA-02 are no exception. My advice to new owners - If you don't like them with the tips you are using, try something else. And if you don't like the amp you are using with them, try a different one. For example, they didn't sound so good via Nuforce Icon Mobile, but the Nuforce uDAC is much better. Moving to the DACport they take another step up in sound quality.
As far as where they stand among my other IEM - I still prefer the Westone 2 by a small degree, especially with the UM56. However, just as I prefer the W2 over the Triple.fi 10vi Pro, I also prefer the DBA-02/UM56 combo more than TF10 as well. The TF10 are not bad, but at times they just don't seem to sound as cohesive and real as some other IEM unless I get them paired with just the right amp and source (Pico Slim is a good choice). Heck, I think I like my Monster Turbine Pro Gold more than the TF10 most of the time. The Monster Gold's sound is different than DBA-02 or W2 - sometimes I'd be in the mood for one, then the others at different times. When I want a warmer smoother more intimate sound with better bass impact, I'll grab the Monsters over the DBA or W2, but when I want a bigger space and detail with crisper treble I'd likely grab the DBA or W2 (assuming I didn't have my W3). Note - I have my Monster Gold vs W2 review up at http://www.earphonesolutions.com/monster-turbine-pro-in-ear-speakers-gold.html
Finally, I compared the DBA-02 again to my Denon C700 and now I can't enjoy the Denon if I've been listening to the DBA-02 or W2 for a while. If the Denon are the first IEM I listen to and I acclimate to their sound, it's not bad sounding. But I really prefer to EQ up the Denon's mids to fix their smiley-face frequency response, which is useful on some MP3 players like 5.5g iPod video, but not out of a high end DAC/amp. I paid $199 for the Denon in 2007 and they're worth less than half that now, so it hasn't been worth selling them when I could give them to one of my kids if needed. But I almost never listen to them any more.
Things have come a long way in 3 years, when I preferred my un-amped Denon over my un-amped Shure E4c or un-amped ER6i (which only passed up the Denon when used with a bass boost amp). These DBA-02 are a well balanced and uncolored IEM that beat to many good IEM that came before them. The fact that their sound quality is close to IEM costing $239-$269 online, while costing $100 less is a good thing. The problem is you add $130 for tips when you go the UM56 route. At that point an original Livewires T1 custom might be a better choice.
And you know how many were sold? Mine are cranking away, and I use them every day. You have to give them time before making any durability claims one way or the other.
HPA, I am with you on the Ety triples, best by far for me. And even compared to the UM56, which I also have, I like the Etys better for easy of use (in terms of taking them in and out, etc).
The DBAs are a very good deal, and for me, just the right combo of price and sound. I don't yearn for any of the high-end (re price) universals I used to own.
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^^ Well slaters70... I just ordered mine. Got a few weeks until they're in hand (or ear). All in all it sounded like a great value. At approx 1/2 the cost of the SM3, which is also on the way, it would appear like a good price-performance ratio.
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i didnt sell you a broken pair
as ive said i only used them for a while then placed back inside
here is my feedback incase you had any doubts
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I have carried mine in my pocket, unprotected since day 1. The only noticeable flaw on my pair is that the manufacturer name is starting to rub off. Otherwise than that - not a single problem. They sound awesome...hence why they are constantly traveling with me.
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@HeadphoneAddict: sorry about the tips. They got mixed up in another earphone case so it is right there. If it helps the stock tips are not very good imo so you didn't lose out on any especially considering you have UM56 tips.
In terms of build I'm not sure how valid it is but they have traveled across the country to California and slowly making it's way back to New York and are still up and running :) Or rather if anything it shows the ability of my sound magic case to protect them..I can't wait to get mine back :)
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Just read this from treos facebook.
It has been confirmed. DBA-02 will only be reaching our shores 14th Aug 2010.
Dont know exactly what that means, I guess we have to wait even longer than that... damm
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Interesting stuff. I hope whomever made their dual BAs also makes their triples, should that happen.
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i agree with that, just hope that they don't use TBA-03 for naming quite silly because people tend to know TBA as To Be Announced... LOL.
sorry for silly jokes.
My guess, TBA-03 it will be. They have such esoteric names for their other IEMs.
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cool so potentially ethan could be getting it any day now. Good to hear about the build quality too.
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There's darkness in my neighborhood and I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed. I don't understand it, but Wiley Canyon Road from Lyons Avenue to Old Orchard is dark, dark, dark. Except for light at intersection, the street is cloaked in black at night.
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George Pesta turned purple once.
"When I get the flu, I get it real bad," the 47-year-old Hubbard resident recalled.
Despite last year's "swine flu" pandemic, local pharmacies and physicians are reporting a decrease in the number of flu vaccines given, even though this year's immunization includes influenza A (H1N1).
The Ohio Department of Health reported a total of 1.6 million H1N1 vaccinations last year, based on data entered by approved Ohio providers. However, because some providers didn't input their data into the system, ODH believes that number to be significantly higher.
"Flu shots aren't quite as in demand this year because there isn't a shortage," ODH Public Information Officer Jennifer House explained. She said last year's shortage was due to the peak in the flu season beginning in October instead of January, which the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention weren't prepared for. She said the ODH hopes the number of individuals vaccinated is at least as high as last year.
Pamela Hallett, 57, the office manager for the Trumbull Mahoning Medical Group, said the number of vaccinations given by their physicians this year is down by a thousand - less than any other year.
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"Sometimes people don't think about the flu season when the weather's this nice," Hallett explained.
She also attributes the decline to the growing availability of the vaccination to include grocery stores and drug stores in addition to physicians and health care centers. The medical group's vaccinated patients mainly consist of the elderly, but Hallett said they highly recommend the shot to "high-risk groups," which includes anyone older than the age of 50, as well as those with underlying medical conditions.
Walgreens pharmacist Brent Groscost, 39, Hubbard, said some people might be refraining because they already received the H1N1 vaccine last year.
"They should still get the seasonal flu vaccine," he said, explaining that even though they might retain immunity to H1N1, it won't prevent them from contracting other influenza strains, and it's still safe for them to receive the vaccine again.
The Trumbull County Health Department is reporting less than 500 vaccines this year, as opposed to their usual yearly average of 2,500. They charge $20 for their vaccine, which is $5 to $10 less than other local providers.
"We try to keep our costs just enough to cover the vaccine and the administrative fees," said Selene Alyton, 60.
Not all flu vaccine providers are reporting a decline in immunizations. Rite Aid pharmacist Patricia Tomko, 49, said their numbers are up at the Hubbard pharmacy location.
"We were one of the originals that became an immunizing pharmacy in 2005 when they first started in the state of Ohio," Tomko explained.
Because of this, Tomko said they have a strong patient base. This year, the flu vaccine is being covered at drug stores by Ohio Medicaid for the first time, which may also be a factor for the location's increase in vaccinations.
Despite last year's swine flu scare, Tomko doesn't believe it will encourage people to get the vaccine that normally wouldn't. "People that want the flu shot will get the flu shot," she said.
For those who don't like needles, a nasal spray is an alternative method of vaccination, but unlike the shot which contains an inactive strain of the flu virus, Tomko said the nasal mist contains a live one.
"You can't get sick with the flu shot," she said, although you may experience mild symptoms - such as a runny nose or a slight fever - with the nasal mist.
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Welcome to Primal. It sounds like you are on the path to a better you.
Today was Day 2 since starting the PB. I really don't know exactly what I'm doing (haven't bought Mark's book yet... ) but I figured it can't be rocket science. I fully intend to buy the book. It's just that I have bought soooooo many books only to discover there's something not quite right with the concept (i.e. The China Study) so I'm trying to learn a little about this before I commit another $26.
Since I already gave up the gluten grains (wheat, rye, barley) and all dairy 7 months ago, I have a pretty good start with the PB. However, there was still something not right with my digestion and elimination. I was still constantly bloated and gassy and still had awful constipation. I always figured it was because of eating too many sweets and/or rice and alternative grains but I just did not like the thought of giving up sugar and starches too even though I understand and believe 100% what Nancy Appleton preaches. But I finally got to the point that I had no choice. It's either give up the sugar and grains or suffer. I chose not to suffer. What I didn't expect was to feel SO GOOD after just ONE DAY.
AMAZING, simply AMAZING. After just ONE day I can't believe how incredible I feel already. AAAHHHHHH!!!!!!! My stomach feels so FLAT. There's NO inflammation going on in there! There's no gurgling and I'm not gassy at all! I also had the first "normal" BM in a long, long time! Amazing!!!
B: 2 eggs fried in EVOO
Laura's Rib Eye Steak fried in bacon grease
L: IF (was not even hungry!) WTF!?!?!
D: 2 chicken thighs cooked in plenty of juicy broth
steamed cauliflower w/Earth Balance 'butter' (palm oil)
Snack: So Delicious coconut almond non-dairy frozen dessert
WOB: Lift 5 lb. weights for 15 min.
I decided my PB name is Ayla, after the little homo sapien chic in a clan of Neanderthals in the "Clan of the Cave Bear" book series.
I might also add that I've been reading "The Law and the Promise" by Neville Goddard (1905-1972). The book is ions ahead of its time and is much like The Secret. This has helped because the mental work is actually more important than the physical work and I believe Neville is helping me get my head on straight to make this life change happen. I am definitely rewriting my history here, for all to see.
Welcome to Primal. It sounds like you are on the path to a better you.
Welcome, I also recently started "going primal". Since I started almost 3 weeks ago my chronic stomachaches have stopped and not returned. Good luck.
I just want to say that your name - Indiana Joan - is AWESOME!
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Why are fats so complicated? Saturated, monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, Omega-3's, 6's, 9's, what to store in the fridge, what not to heat?
I don't know where I got this list but I keep losing it so I'm posting it here as my reference. I hope this helps someone else along the way too.
Contains anti-viral and anti-cancer properties.
Rich source of Vitamins A, D, E & K
Enhances immune function and nourishes the heart.
Ghee is clarified butter.
The milk solids & water have been removed.
Because of this, ghee can be heated to a higher temp than butter, up to 375 F.
Lard is rendered from pigs.
Excellent source of Vitamin D.
Very stable fat.
Lard is the preferred fat for frying.
Tallow is rendered from cows, sheep & bison.
Good source of antimicrobial palmitoleic acid.
Great for frying. Very stable fat.
High in lauric acid, which is antimicrobial and antifungal.
Can use in high heat cooking, up to 375 F.
Expeller pressed, unrefined contains Vitamin E & other antioxidants.
Contains: 10% Omega-6, 2% Omega-3
Moderate heat, up to 325 F.
High in magnesium & antioxidants.
41% Omega-6
Can use in medium to high heat.
34% Omega-6
Medium to high heat.
These oils are rich in Omega-3's.
Flax: 58%
Hemp: 25%
Never heat these oils.
Store in a cool place.
10% Omega-3
Canola does not have a notable amount of health benefits.
Do not heat above 120 F.
Lack fat soluble vitamins found in lard and tallow.
Most are rancid even before cooking (due to processing methods).
Almost always made with GMO crops.
Most processed foods & restaurants use these oils since they're cheap.
Use these oils sparingly.
If you can find cold-pressed versions of these oils, do not heat above 212 F.
Last edited by Indiana Joan; 11-01-2010 at 11:29 AM.
I've done a lot of thinking lately about oils. Why extract something from the whole and eat just a part of the whole? It's not good to drink just the juice of fruits or vegetables, so why is it okay to eat just the oils of something? Some things just don't make sense to me and the more I research, the more questions I come up with.
When I think back of my great-grandmother, she didn't go to the store and buy a bottle of olive oil which is supposed to be so wonderful and healthy. In fact, I don't even remember hearing of olive oil until maybe 30 years ago.
So for now, I'm resigning myself to NO OILS. I will cook with animal fats (lard, tallow) since great-grandma definitely would have used them but that's my limit. It will be an experiment to see what a difference it makes. The only thing I need to come up with is something to pour on my salad... an oil-less dressing.
No oil? Hmmm, tricky for salad, yes. I've had salad before with a very light red wine vinegar / garlic powder / salt / pepper dressing before. Normally I add olive oil as well but I don't always have some at work, so I make do with the vinegar. It was OK.
Interesting to note, I found reference to the fat content of human milk... 46% SFA, 46% MUFA, 8% PUFA. I'm not sure at what stage this refers to because I also found that the longer a woman breastfeeds, the higher the fat content. What was interesting was the ratio of the fats. I'm sure this also depends on the diet of the mother but these numbers are probably averages. But the question remains in my mind: why all the fuss about getting ample PUFAs in our diet, especially in the form of fish oils, when PUFAs found in nature are the most insignificant amount?


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23 Dec 2010
Talk about the Week 16 action here!
113 replies , Last at 29 Dec 2010, 1:19pm by Arkaein
Anybody home?
How was that not 15?
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
Wallace is FAST!
He has had some screens this season where he was... gone. But this one takes the cake.
All defenders take a bad angle, because of his speed.
If Sanders keeps emerging and through the offseason, with a decent OL pickup in the draft (one can hope) , if Ward plays one more year, they'll have a great multi-level passing attack ...
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
key phrase: one more year.
They do need a Ward type of player. Miller or one of the other TE's take his role, but we have enough speed demons. We need another Ward.
Take one or 2 oline-men and... ah well. Won the super bowl with a line like this.
Theisman arguing with matt millen... my ears are bleeding.
WHY THE HELL spike that instead of use the TO?
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
thats why, you know you're going to take an idiotic sack.
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
That certainly isn't the first time I've seen an offence do that this season, and yeah, it's just plain old bad game-management.
what's the difference between using a TO or a spike in that situation?
They prob wanted to save the time out to kick the FG.
using the TO, you have more initial time (25 secs vs 17 IIRC).... can always spike it on 3rd if need be.
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
Why is Pittsburgh calling a QB draw near the goalline there? Their man is already banged up and this one is over.....
Sure looked like a first down to me...
Game over. Bring in the substitutes.
Javone Bess vs Detroit or...
Santonio Holmes vs Chicago.
Or Nate Washington vs KC.
anybody else watching the Crapmas night game ?
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
well, guess not .
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
Pats have announced the first round of outs tonight:
Hernandez (uh-oh)
I hope Wilfork is up to playing virtually the entire defensive game again.
so with connolly out, does that mean the pats will have to use tate on kick returns?
I'm more worried about the D-line than Hernandez. The Pats have played games where he was minimized anyway, and Buffalo's defense doesn't really scare me.
But Buffalo has a good rushing attack with some powerful backs, and the Patriots are to the point where the scrubs replacing their normal D-lineman need to be replaced.
DE/OLB Cunningham - out
DE Deaderick - out
DT Pryor - out
DT Wright - out
DL Brace - Questionable (concussion, might not be cleared to play)
DE/OLB Banta-Cain - Questionable
That's 3 lineman and an OLB (who, in a 3-4, is like a lineman) definitely out, and two others questionable. For those not keeping track, that leaves the following D-lineman healthy:
Kyle Love (undrafted rookie)
Eric Moore (active for just 2 games this season)
Landon Cohen (newly signed street free agent)
And at OLB:
Rob Ninkovitch
I'm not sure who is going to spell Wilfork and Warren when they get tired. And I'm not sure who is going to play OLB, period...
Add to that that their best run-stopping safety James Sanders is questionable with the flu, and it looks to be a long day for stopping the Bills rushing attack, to say nothing of getting pressure on Fitzpatrick...
Heck of a finish to the Crapmas game. Missed extra point comes back to bite Jerry J.
Would've been a more fitting ending if the Cardinals had lost the opportunity to kick that field goal from a ten second runoff.
I look at it as moronic decission to kick the XP down 2 comes back to bite them in the end.
- Alvaro
Week 16 and finally knocked out of the survival league. Cowboys have 24 first downs while Cardinals have 10, but Kitna throws 2 pick sixes the the Cardinals in the 4th quarter. And then Kitna's injured and leaves the game.
Even then the Cowboys are so much better than the Cardinals that their 3rd string QB leads them to a 4th quarter lead.
But the kicker clangs the upright on the PAT. Cardinals get FG in last 10 seconds to win game by 1 point.
This is have survival league runs end...but usually much earlier in the year.
When they pulled within 21-19 after scoring a TD with about a minute left in the third quarter, I assumed the Cowboys would go for two. But Marion Barber incurred a 15-yard penalty for yanking off his helmet on the field, which was to be assessed on the kickoff.
If the Cowboys had gone for two, could the Cardinals have chosen to take the 15-yarder on the extra-point try? Or is that penalty automatically taken on the ensuing kickoff? Maybe that's why the Cowboys chose to go for one, because the Cardinals could have backed them up to the 17 if they had wanted to.
If there was no option to take the penalty there, then they really should have gone for two, despite Matt Millen's insistence that it was absolutely the right thing to kick the XP. Also, it would have been nice if the announcing team had discussed any of this.
Well, even if they can asses it on the XP try (which I don't think they can), by the time you line-up for the try they have already made the decission, so you know who to send. It was an idiotic call that lead to one of the most frustrating fourth quarter of football I have ever endured in a game I don't hae a rooting interest in since I:
a) Am playing agianst Miles Austin in my fantasy finals
b) Had the Cowboys to win in my pool
You'd think Austin scoring a TD when down 4 with a minuete and a half to go could not go wrong on both accounts. But you can't count out the 2010 Cowboys for pulling off the excruciating blunder...
- Alvaro
The decision about the penalty is made before the decision about whether to go for 1 or 2.
Taking the 15 yards on the PAT (if possible) would only serve to guarantee that the Cowboys would kick.
Basically, as always, Matt Millen is wrong about everything.
Wow! Something TMQ wrote about was actually relevant for once.
(He was saying that more teams should take the penalty on the try so that
the try would be from the 1 instead of the 2 (half-the-distance) and then
go for two.)
I cant believe they canceled tonights Eagles game. Cant they just flex it back to 1? If they lose that means they will be on short rest for the last week against the Cowboys.
Sure, if it were Star Trek they could have used transporters to get 80,000 people into the stadium by 1:00.
The eagles playing in a blizzard? I see no problem - as long as Santa doesn't show up and provoke them.
Browns score a TD. Ravens flagged for encroachment on extra point and after that the Ravens challenge the touchdown.
I would have thought that the encroachment was the beginning of the next play, so you can no longer challenge the TD.
Shows what I know!
Jamaal Charles making fantasy owners happy.
I'm Cutlers biggest defender, but that was horrible: He had 7 to 8 seconds (literaly) to throw the ball, 3 of which was spent outside the tacklebox, and he takes a 6 yard sack on 2nd-and-10 from his own 10.
Replay showed that nothing was open, but for God's sake just throw it away!
Also: Sanchez is playing really well against a very good opponent.
Phil Simms just said "it's not that the receivers are covered, it's that the defensive backs are in position to intercept the pass or knock it down"
Isn't that pretty much the definition of being covered?
"It's not that [the Wide Recievers] are covered, but the [defensive backs] are in position to knock it down or intercept it."
Quote, you guessed it, Phil Simms.
I dunno. I interpreted that as meaning the DBs were closing after the ball was released.
If a defensive back can get to the ball before the reciever, the reciever is covered.
Right, like you've never seen a db close on a receiver when it looked like there was space.
I'm not saying Simms is a genius or anything, but the vendetta of pedantry here against him is just idiotic.
Anyway, I'm done talking about it. Wondering how it's possible to win the Mike Martz award with Martz on the other sideline, but Ryan's pulling it off, dammit.
Shhhhh... don't mention Phil Simms. The FO writers will then mention in in Audibles and that will start the whining again.
And once again, the Lions get royally screwed by Instant Replay. The WR was clearly out-of-bounds...how does that catch not get overturned?
Honestly, the 2010 Lions have been screwed by bad officiating more than any team in NFL history.
True, but how about the utterly pathetic attempt from the DB to intercept that ball? Not exatly helping themselves sometimes.
That's right, Santonio, *both* hands.
What the hell is going on in Chicago? I'm watching it, and I can't work it out.....
With the OPI call on St. Louis I have no idea what is or is not PI. I'm pretty sure they just flagged a Ram for PI because he engaged a tackler after the ball was caught.
They are not showing the Bears-Jets game here, how is that game so high-scoring?
Bears are max-protecting a lot, and Cutler is just unleashing the dragon. From very good field position, since Rex hubris-machine Ryan is kicking to Hester.
Apparently the Bears have realized that the Jets DBs not named Revis can't cover. Nor can any of the Bears DBs cover.
Actually, Tillman had an OK game. However, Chris Harris is slow, Tim Jennings is not good, and the Jets actually got the linebackers a few times.
I think the field must have had an effect on this game, where DBs were having a hard time following WR cuts.
In that parka, Chan Gailey looks like an aging Ignatius J.Reilly from Confederacy of Dunces.
3-6-BUF 45(7:27) (Shotgun) R.Fitzpatrick pass short right to N.Roosevelt to BUF 25 for -20 yards (P.Chung).
They marked the wrong 25 yard line. It was a 30 yard pass to the NE25.
Alex Smith is now in for Troy Smith. A performance, not injury switch. I think the NFC West just needs to be taken out and shot.
Are we sure we can't put the Chargers in the NFC West just for the rest of this season?
Thankfully it isn't going to be the 49ers. They are a shambles. At least the Rams look like they are building a team that might compete for a few years to come, and Seattle were showing signs of having a good defence before injuries crippled them.
And NE forces its 7th turnover in BUF
With the Rams winning tonight, Seattle literally has nothing to play for in its game with Tampa starting now. Do they sit the starters?
If Seattle wins, then the NFC West winner will be 8-8. I'd think they would play hard to avoid the ignominy of winning the division at 7-9.
Ted Ginn Jr. keeps the 49er's from getting one last shot at the end zone by dancing around for three seconds instead of going out of bounds.
Isn't this the third year in a row the Jags have had a playoff spot in reach in December and promptly crapped out?
Texans intercept a pass in the end zone, and making nothing of the ensuing possession. The Tebows are getting good yardage on passes to the RBs.
Dierdorf: "he probably had the most least productive season"
Texans are able to move the ball well today. Tebow has been dealing with defenders in the backfield almost all game. He's only avoided sacks by his Roethlisberger-like ability to stay upright until he gets a yard or two.
Peyton Manning overthrows Tamme and is picked. Looked like he momentarily forgot it wasn't Clark.
Sorry to harp on, but it really makes no sense for Seattle to have their starters out there. It's a dead game for them.
The Giants sure do have a special way of self-destructing.
Aaaand the 2010 AFC West Champs are: The Kansas City Chiefs.
Well, this is a new way for the Texans to lose this year. They build up a three score lead early in the game, and then cough it up late in the 4th quarter. I'm used to them falling behind, making a come back, and then making a stupid mistake to lose it.
And Schaub bounces a pass off a defender's helmet which is then intercepted to end the game.
You've GOT to be kidding me.
Man, Peyton Manning looks so awkward running. You could tell he wanted to score that TD instead of sliding, even though sliding was the right play.
That was really fun in the sports bar. "RUN PEYTON, RUN!!!!" A regular Forrest Gump.
John Kuhn - all he does is score touchdowns!
-well good work Chargers, 2 losses to the Raiders and then laying an egg against the bungles playing without Ocho or TO. Way to go Norv. Yes firing Marty really got them over the hump.
- Hey that Matt Cassell is not so bad, only 5 ints all season, having a great year. Where are all those people who laughed when KC traded for him and said it was a joke of a trade.
- The niners are such a joke. Ever since the Yorks took over the franchise has been a joke. 2 decades of being the best franchise in the NFL and now a decade of misery for us niner fans. What will they do at QB for next year? Take a chance on the draft again or trade for someone like Klob? I guess it depends on who they decide to hire as GM. Please hire someone competent Dorks. Better yet, please sell the team to someone who cares.
-Boy the Giants know how to implode.
-Really, there is still debate as to who the MVP is?? Please, unless Brady throws 10 pick sixes against the fins, its not even close.
- Will Mathew Stafford ever manage to stay healthy? Lions will be a tough match against all their opponests next year, should reach at least .500.
- I for one am glad there will be football on Tuesday. At this late stage in the season one can never have enough football to watch.
Agree on Brady. He has simply NOT thrown interceptions this year. Yes, he's had some luck (especially versus the Packers and the Bears), but every QB has DB's drop badly thrown balls.
I went back and looked at Brady's four interceptions, because I was curious.
* One was a legitimate INT intended for Welker (versus the Ravens). Brady got flustered by a blitzer, was hit as he threw, and lofted a horrible ball into a triple-covered Welker.
* One was a DEEP ball thrown to Moss (versus the Jets), who gave up on the play (Welker had been the primary read, and when Welker was covered, Brady chucked it up for grabs about 50 yards down the field). Moss had already given up on the play and was dogging it, so the Jet CB got the INT.
* One was a tipped ball (Moss's fault again, also against the Jets). Moss tipped it up into the air, juggled it, knocked it away from himself, and it happened to bounce into the hands of a Jet safety coming across (who made an amazingly acrobatic catch on the sidelines, originally ruled incomplete, but overturned to an INT on replay).
* The last was a Hail Mary thrown on the final play of regulation in a tied game against Baltimore.
Discounting the Hail Mary, and the Moss bobble, Brady has only thrown and had intercepted TWO bad balls all season. That's crazy. All while leading the league in TD's, playing against a pretty tough slate of pass defenses, and doing it in horrible weather conditions, while his team fielded one of the worst defenses in the league for much of the season.
@ the Chargers.
good riddance.
Men are more ready to repay an injury than a benefit because gratitude is a burden and revenge a pleasure.
Jason Campbell is the king of the six-yard completion on third and eight. I've never seen anything like it.
Somewhat ironic, because the Raiders' last good QB, Gannon, was the king of the eight-yard pass (or scramble) on third and six -- always just enough to keep the chains moving.
They just called OPI and DPI on Roddy White and the guy who was covering him. Epic stuff. Especially considering contact was marginal at best in either direction.
Matt Ryan has reached elite QB status- he's now getting personal foul calls for marginal contact to the head.
Why does Brees throw the most idiotic interceptions against the Falcons???
Another one, though less idiotic. Part of the disadvantage of having a relatively short QB like Brees.
So...who had "2 or more picks by the Atlanta defensive line"? I wonder what odds Vegas would have given for that.
Why did the officials change their mind on that (not)-fumble? Were they thinking "if it's not a fumble, that can be fixed by a challenge"??
Really an atrocious call. The official had a clear view, made the correct call initially and then bizarrely changed his mind.
NFL is desperate for Atlanta to get to the Super Bowl. But I guess that ludicrous call was just too much.
Yes, the league is pulling strings so Atlanta - that team from a huge market, that feel-good story, that team of overhyped stars - can get to the Super Bowl.
Good game of football dat. Hope these two play each other again in two weeks time.
Did anyone else think the (non) fumble and/or the officials kind of almost screwed the Saints, clockwise?
The incorrect fumble call came with about 2:34 left on the clock. The clock stopped while it was challenged and reviewed, and when the ball was given back to the Saints, the clock started, but the playclock was only set to 0:25. Now, I know the playclock is set to 0:25 and not 0:40 after a penalty, but this wasn't a penalty...it was a wrong call by the officials that got overturned. Had they made the right call in the first place, the Saints could have run the clock down to the 2 minute warning or forced Atlanta to spend one of its two timeouts. Instead, they could only run it down to about 2:09 and had to snap it, so the clock stopped at the 2 minute warning, and the Falcons still had both timeouts. Had the Saints later been stuffed on 3rd and 1, the Falcons would have ended up with about 40 more seconds than they otherwise would have had because of the bad fumble call. When a team is down by 3, there is a HUGE difference between getting the ball back with 1:10 (minus the punt time), versus 0:15 or so.
I'm not sure if the playclock should have been reset to 0:40 after the call reversal...maybe the rule is, after any official action, to give the team the 0:25 playclock and not the 0:40. But if so, that's a stupid rule. And if not, the officials screwed up.
I'd be interested in opinions on a choice between Maclin and Peterson in tonight's game. I see a Philly team in the hunt for a bye & firing on all cylinders daring the disinterested Vikes to beat them with Joe Webb, so Maclin looks like the best play to me. I'm up against McCoy with a decent lead so I don't need to hit a home run, just don't want to get skunked.
The announcers always seem surprised when a team wins the toss and elects to defer. I would like to see a study of which teams are more likely to defer, and which teams want the ball first.
They just called a 15 yard penalty for "interfering with the opportunity to make a fair catch". That's no longer a 15 yard penalty this year. We went over this a week or two ago. The penalty is Philly ball, but no yardage. How can they miss that?
Is this webpage wrong then?
It lists "Fair catch interference" as a 15 yard penalty.
There was a change in one type of interference:
4. If a punt returner signals for fair catch, muffs the punt and the ball is caught by the punting team before it hits the ground, a fair catch is awarded to the receiving team at the spot of the interference (i.e. it's not a fumble). But the punting team is no longer penalized for attempting to catch a muffed fair catch (current penalty is too severe).
That clearly did not happen in this case, so normal 15 yard penalty.
Wow, that was a phenomenally bad play by Vick. Casually holding the ball ine one hand, and he didn't notice the blitzing corner coming right at him.
Michael Vick is using this national TV opportunity to show how deserving he is of the MVP.
perhaps a screen to winfield's side is in order? jesus
I would be enjoying this game far, far less if I didn't like watching Michael Vick get destroyed.
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I really hope they do something about the reception rules over the off season
4th down, down by 10 with four minutes left. Of course Andy Reid elects to punt. And now he's out of timeouts. Some things never change.
Well, I guess the good news is that now the Eagles starters don't have to show up next week, either.
I think that was the whole point. Given that the Bears probably have at least a 50% chance of beating GB, the Eagles could knock themselves out trying to win 2 games in 5 days and get nothing for it, or they could mail it in. At least this way they are guaranteed a chance to rest key players. There was no guarantee if they tried to get the #2 seed.
Why would the Bears have a 50% chance of beating GB?
GB has a Weighted DVOA 11% higher than the Bears as well as home field advantage. The Playoff Odds (which I assume doesn't consider the fact that the Bears may rest starters) gives GB a 75% chance of making the playoffs, which is almost entirely based on the odds of a win over the Bears. I'm inclined to agree, the Bears are not quite as good as their record, and the Packers are better than theirs.
So, if Vick takes next week off and Kolb plays well against the Cowboys, not an unlikely occurrence, do we have a QB controversy in Philly?
Anybody figure out the fair catch by the Eagles on the kickoff? This was after the Vikes took a 10-7 lead. Here is the notation in the gamebook:
R.Longwell kicks 50 yards from MIN 30 to PHI 20, fair catch by O.Schmitt.
First, I looked at the play at least 10 times, and Schmitt never put his hand in the air. Second, Schmitt caught the ball at about the 16 yard line, so they missed the spot by a good margin.
I don't recall who it was, but when I watched the play live, I did see a member of the return team (other than Schmitt, I believe) wave for a fair catch. I believe that the return team cannot advance the ball after any receiver signals for a fair catch (even if somebody else catches the ball), but I'm not positive.
This game is eerily reminiscent of the Eagles' late-December performance from last season. I now have considerably more anxiety regarding their chances in the post-season than I did a few hours ago... hopefully this game is merely an aberration, and not a clear signal of an intractable weakness in the Eagles offense.
So Obama finished the year by endorsing another loser. figures.
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Do we give Childress credit for "discovering" webb? Then again he was the one who kept trying to bring Favre back, and apparently was also the biggest believer in Tarvaris Jackson.
It should be obvious already Webb is much better than Tarvaris.
Although I'm not a fan of theirs (its hard to be) my hometown college team is FAU, so I got to see them being destroyed by Joe Webb the last few years. He was probably the best player in that conference over his time there.


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Providing a live lesson in "How to Be Perfectly Frank," the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will be pulling into the Milwaukee area this week for a series of free public appearances.
The events include "behind the bun" peeks into the interior of the 76-year-old, 27-foot long hot dog hot rod, and free coupons, stickers, and much-relished Wiener Whistles. »Read Full Article
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We know you know Dasher and Dancer and Donner and Blitzen, but what about Gaga and Nestor and — Hasselhoff?
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Between "Let It Snow," "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" and about a gazillion other tunes, there's no shortage of happy holiday songs to put a little spring in your Christmas step.
But what about music for the people who feel Christmas is just one big pain in the posterior? Local traditional country trio the WhiskeyBelles have just the song for them in a new original holiday song, "Mama Never Liked Christmas," from the group's new holiday album, "Nothin' Says Christmas Like Whiskey." »Read Full Article
Quilted Bear in Germantown to undergo huge renovation, reopen as Florian Park
Work is under way at the former Quilted Bear in Germantown, a popular wedding venue and restaurant for decades, as it becomes Florian Park.
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Ratings for Sunday's tie game between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings on Fox affiliate WITI-TV (Channel 6) waxed and waned.
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You get into your car, cup of coffee in hand, and mentally prepare yourself for the grueling day ahead. As you turn the key in the ignition, it clicks. Then nothing. No roar of the engine, no radio tuned to Delilah from the night before… only a looming sense of doom as you realize your car isn't doing what it's supposed to.
Or maybe it does start and you make your way to work, only to hit a pothole and discover you have a flat tire on the side of the interstate. Either way, you're stuck someplace you aren't supposed to be with no way of getting to the place you planned on going to.
This article will help prepare you for when this happens.
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Regular Maintenance
The key to avoiding such headaches is regular maintenance. Change your oil as often as your manual recommends, which is probably not every 3,000 miles but some number higher, check your fluids, tire pressure, tread wear, and all the other things the manual recommends but that you ignore because you're "too busy." Regular maintenance means worn parts are replaced while the car is in the shop, rather than breaking while you're on the road.
Changing a Flat Tire
Of all the possible problems you could face while driving your car, the one that has the greatest chance of happening is getting a flat tire. All it takes is you hitting a pothole too hard or rolling over a nail and you'll be down to three tires. Changing a flat tire is easy and I recommend learning how because it can save you a lot of time and perhaps even some money. I won't go into the specifics of changing a tire, that will vary based on the type of car you own, but do some research and even consider practicing in your free time.
The benefit of knowing how to change your tire is that you save time, waiting for the tow truck, and money, paying for the tow truck or AAA membership. Also make sure, before you drive anywhere, that you have a good spare, a jack to raise the car, and wheel locks keys if you have wheel locks. I also recommend getting a kit with flares (and lights) so you can identify your car as distressed when it's dark. The last thing you want to be is stuck on the side of a highway missing one of those key pieces.
Also, if you are changing a flat tire, don't be like the fool in the above photo – ask your passengers to get out. 🙂
More Serious Breakdown
For anything more serious than a flat tire, your best option is to call a mechanic or tow service nearby. If you have a smart phone, it's something you can probably look up. If not, make sure you have their contact information handy. If your car comes with roadside assistance, many do as manufacturers compete heavily for your business, make sure they're you're first call as it's probably complimentary.
Finally, make sure you have someone you can call to help troubleshoot. What looks like a vexing problem for you may actually have a simple solution.
One word of advice – if it's dark and you don't have adequate lighting, don't try to repair something yourself if you are on the side of a very busy road. Try to get somewhere safe before you try anything because drivers may not be attentive as they should be. If you are really in a jam, consider calling the authorities for assistance. They would much rather drive over, flash their lights, than deal with a vehicular death on their roads (they're not going to be happy you are unprepared though).
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Panel Title: "Beyond 'Aviation History in the Wider View' – New Approaches to the History of Flight."
Bottom Line: Panel organizers seek participants for a three-paper session on aviation history. The organizers will jointly present one paper, which means there are openings for two additional papers.
Background: We are organizing a panel to follow up on our successful, standing-room-only session at the 2007 SHOT (Society for the History of Technology) Conference in Washington, D.C. For our 2007 panel, titled "'Aviation History in the Wider View' Revisited...An Assessment of the Field," we used James R. Hansen's 1989 Technology and Culture article on aviation historiography as a springboard to look back on developments over the past two decades. The abstract for that panel is available online at: http://fiftieth.shotnews.net/?p=111.
For the upcoming SHOT Conference in Lisbon, Portugal (October 11-14, 2008), we intend to follow the organization's theme: "SHOT@50: Looking Beyond." Just as our own paper provided the contextual foundation for last year's session, we plan this year to present a historiographical discussion regarding innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to aviation history that can potentially move the field beyond its traditional, well-defined boundaries. Our joint paper is tentatively titled "'Aviation History in the Wider View': The Way Ahead..."
We are therefore seeking two other papers on topics and/or from fields that represent new approaches to exploring aviation history. We see these serving as case studies to complement our own theoretical discussion. All submissions will be considered. Scholars with non-western interests and/or from outside the field of history (for instance, anthropologists and sociologists) are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: The finalized session proposal is due at SHOT no later than March 14, 2008. Please provide a formal paper proposal (600 words or less) and a 1-page CV to email@example.com no later than March 1st. We will announce selections for the panel no later than March 7th.
Panel Organizers: Jeremy R. Kinney, Ph.D. (Curator, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum) and Alan D. Meyer (Ph.D. Candidate, University of Delaware)
Panel Chair: Roger Launius, Ph.D. Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum


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Within minutes of a teenager's fatal shooting Monday, North Charleston police officers already were struggling to get information.
"Everybody's advising nobody saw nothing," an officer said into her radio. "Even the victim."
Ty'Quan Murrell President, 16, had been fatally shot. A friend, who had joined President for a bicycle ride on Sorentrue Avenue, had been wounded.
Officers from the North Charleston Police Department soon caught up with an SUV that might have been carrying the gunman. But they said the two 17-year-old high-school students who had been inside gave them misleading information about who shot the bicyclists.
That's why detectives said Wednesday that they arrested the two young men, Rayshoud Washington of Harvey Avenue and Tyrek Moody of Orvid Street, on a charge of misprision of a felony. Samuel Eugene Bolger, 21, of Cosgrove Avenue also was jailed Tuesday on counts of murder and attempted murder.
The 17-year-olds' charge entails failing to either prevent a felony or help authorities catch a perpetrator. It does not imply that the young men directly helped carry out the crime. It's a common-law offense that comes with no recommended sentence.
Loved ones of the suspects' and the victims' cried Wednesday morning during bail hearings for the trio.
Kiasha Coleman, Moody's sister, apologized to President's family, but she said her brother didn't have a hand in the shooting.
The 17-year-olds attend North Charleston High School, but they were suspended because of their arrests. Their bail was set at $500,000.
"He's no threat," Coleman said of her brother. "These are good boys. They were in the wrong place at the wrong time."
On the opposite side of the courtroom, people gasped.
President's aunt later remarked that the alleged shooter is an adult; her nephew, a student at Garrett Academy of Technology, was "just a kid."
"All of them were children," Latoasha Mazyck said of the four bicyclists who were targeted. "They didn't deserve that."
The police have not indicated what might have prompted the gunfire Monday.
In arrest affidavits, though, they said Washington and Moody were letting Bolger ride in a Saturn SUV in the Dorchester Terrace neighborhood. Who was driving was not clear.
Around 5:40 p.m., the Saturn stopped on Accabee Road near Sorentrue Avenue, and two men got out of the backseat. Bolger was one of them, the police said, and he fired a pistol at the bicyclists.
Bolger ran away over a pathway that parallels Sorentrue Avenue, the police said.
President didn't have a pulse by the time officers arrived. Charles James, 17, was wounded in a leg.
Minutes later, the affidavits stated, officers stopped the Saturn outside the nearby Cheap Way gas station on Dorchester Road. Its driver told the police who had shot President, according to the affidavits.
During questioning later, the documents stated, Washington and Moody gave false information about Bolger's actions and the shooter's identity.
All three were arrested Tuesday afternoon, and a day later, they appeared for the bail hearing. James, the wounded 17-year-old who used a cane, spoke up.
"I'm the victim," he said. "I would like a restraining order."
If the 17-year-old suspects do post $500,000 bail, the magistrate told them to avoid contact with James.
She could not set bail for Bolger, who was out on bail on a robbery charge.
That previous arrest came in July, when the police said he held someone at gunpoint and stole $490. At that time, he was on probation for an arrest in June 2012, when he dropped a 9 mm pistol while running from a policeman in the same community where Monday's shooting occurred.
He was also arrested that year after the police said he pulled a revolver on someone, demanded money and said, "Do you wanna die?"
That charge was later dropped.
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Build on the post stitches you learned in Lesson 1 to create crisscrossing cables as Drew takes you step by step through this dynamic stitch. Learn how to decipher your stitches and see how they match up to a pattern or chart. Finally, explore crochet charts and discover how learning to read them can simplify your crocheting!
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Geneva, New York 14456
What's one of the most popular beers? Wheat beer! What's the premier grape of the Finger Lakes? Riesling! Who decided to marry the two together? War Horse Brewing Company! Stop in and try their World's 1st Riesling Ale. War Horse Brewing Company located on the Three Brothers Wineries and Estates complex also boasts other beers such as a Blonde Bock, IPA, Black Lager, seasonal brews, and and outstanding, old-fashioned root beer blended with natural ingredients. While satisfying your taste buds, look around and enjoy the WWII Officers' Club decor. Their collection of authentic World War II memorabilia is constantly growing- something new to see on ever visit. Well into their third year of operation, the "soon to be legendary" War Horse Brewing Co. has developed quite a following. After experiencing phenomenal growth the second year of operation, the quarters were expanded to currently offer over 160 feet of tasting bar. Most of the beers are offered for sale in 22 oz. bottles or 1/2 Gallon refillable growlers. Beer tastings can be purchased alone, or in combination with tastings at any of the three wineries located on the Three Brothers Estate. Watch for upcoming specials, pairing events, and beer fests on their website and facebook.


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Ep. 5 — Tamping Down Tampa by the Bay
Have we only seen the beginning of Trevor Siemian's rise in the NFL? Another road trip east will test him again, this time against the Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston. Can the Denver defense cure their lingering boredom by facing a air-happy passer?
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This week, the guys have an exclusive interview with Mickie James from Impact Wrestling! Find out some interesting facts about the video for her new single, "Somebody's Gonna Pay" as well as her feelings with the current phase of the company and her rivalry with Velvet Skye. All this and so much more on Running The Ropes, the official podcast of the Unchained Wrestling Network, the premiere show of KJCC Real Campus Radio, and a part of the SNS Radio Network!
The interview with Mickie starts at the 51 minute mark
The subjects talked about in this interview include
The release of her new music album "Somebody's gonna pay" released on May 7th
Her thoughts on working Trish Stratus on the music video & her Hall Of Fame Induction
Why wrestling fans are negative towards woman's Wrestling
Her frustration with lack of TV time
The state of the Knockouts Division & the Knockout's tag titles
Her thoughts on Velvet Sky
If she would return to WWE
Note from Chris Kelly
A BIG Thank You to @TNAsylum for recapping the interview
Be sure to order the album over at http://www.mickiejames.com/
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Audio: Running The Ropes With Mickie James Interview 5/2/13 Archived