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At the Frankfurt Motor Show last year, Ford revealed the Mondeo Vignale concept in both sedan and wagon body-styles, which are set to reach production next year. But before they do, the Blue Oval automaker is at it again, applying similar upgrades to the S-Max minivan and unveiling it in concept form in Milan this week.
Setting the Vignale concept apart from any other S-Max is its Milano Grigio rose-hued silver pearlescent paint, 21-inch alloys, chrome trim and hexagonal-pattern grille. Inside it's all ultra-soft quilted leather and aluminum trim, with tablet docking stations in the back and thinner, more flexible seats than the existing production version.
The S-Max Vignale concept is being showcased in Ford's Vignale Lounge at the Salone del Mobile during Milan Design Week alongside a line of award-winning Vignale fashion accessories. Ford has already confirmed, however, that (like the Mondeo) a production version will follow. In the meantime you can scope out the details in the press release below for more.
- Ford introduces S‑MAX Vignale Concept in Milan, expanding the Ford Vignale vision of creating a unique upmarket product and ownership experience
- Inspired by trends from furniture and fashion, the S-MAX Vignale Concept features distinctive 21-inch alloy wheels; dark-chromed polished aluminium detailing; special Vignale grille; quilted, premium leather seats and an exclusive exterior colour called "Milano Grigio"
- A production version of S-MAX Vignale is planned and will be the second Ford Vignale vehicle to go on sale in Europe after the new Ford Mondeo Vignale reaches customers next year
- Select Ford retailers throughout Europe will create "Vignale Lounges"
MILAN, Italy, April 8, 2014 – Ford Motor Company unveiled the new Ford S‑MAX Vignale Concept today in Milan as it continues to expand its vision for a unique upmarket product and ownership experience for European customers.
The new Ford S-MAX Vignale Concept follows the introduction last year of the Ford Mondeo Vignale Concept and expresses the premium design, craftsmanship, and exclusive specification customers can expect from Ford Vignale. A production version of the Mondeo Vignale will be available to customers next year followed by a production S-MAX Vignale.
"Spacious and aspirational, the S-MAX Vignale Concept goes beyond traditional automotive design and speaks to customers who value aesthetics," said Martin Smith, executive director, Design, Ford of Europe. "Our Vignale designers were inspired by trends from furniture to fashion to create this new expression of Ford."
In addition to revealing the S-MAX Vignale in Milan, Ford is showcasing its vision for the Vignale consumer experience this week at the Salone del Mobile, the world's leading furniture design expo. The design of the Ford stand at Salone del Mobile is a preview of the "Vignale Lounge" retail experience that will be rolled out in select Ford retailers throughout Europe. Ford also will display a Vignale lifestyle collection, including a bespoke travel bag that was awarded an iF Design award.
The personalised experience customers can expect when Vignale launches in Europe in 2015 will include a dedicated relationship manager, as well as VIP collection and delivery services.
Unique product execution
The new S-MAX Vignale Concept features dedicated 21-inch Vignale alloy wheels with fine detailing and high quality finish; jewellery-like appliques and chrome mirror caps; a distinctive hexagonal Vignale grille design; and unique "Milano Grigio" paint colour. The S-MAX concept also offers exclusive Vignale-embossed seating with hexagonal quilting and high-quality and soft-touch leather enhanced with woven texture-embossed aluminium detailing.
Technology highlights include advanced car-to-car communications, tablet device-docking stations for second row seats and an intelligent flexible seating concept with thin seat technology.
The S-MAX Vignale Concept delivers a new take on S-MAX's sharply styled, sleek exterior, characteristic profile and dynamic roof arc.
The new Vignale colour, "Milano Grigio", a pearlescent jewel-like tone, is directly influenced by rose metallic tones evident in furniture and fashion designs on display at Salone del Mobile. The attention to colour runs throughout the vehicle with Dark Rose Grey detailing in the exhausts, hexagonal air-vent surrounds, and the lower front fascia.
The technical grille application with hexagonal design first demonstrated with the Mondeo Vignale Concept is again present for the S-MAX Vignale Concept. The grille features a darker matt metallic finish with polished aluminium surround.
"We can see from the designs around us at Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week that modern luxury does not need to be loud," said Stefan Lamm, exterior design director, Ford of Europe. "Lighter tones and careful application of detailing have helped us deliver a level of sophistication Ford customers have not seen before."
Tailored design
The light exterior is matched with a darker interior scheme taking inspiration in part from current menswear trends. Further colours and design have been inspired by eclectic takes on furniture – including high-end sofas – which offer sleek, contemporary lines and hand-stitched pearlescent leathers.
Leather extends from the dashboard and instrument panel to sweep past the glass roof to the rear luggage compartment in a single colour that creates a lounge-like environment.
Metallic textures are applied in warm tones. Woven texture-embossed aluminium behind the steering wheel and across the passenger side dashboard is indicative of the craftsmanship applied throughout, further demonstrated by a directional, brush-painted panel above the central display that features aluminium Vignale lettering.
The seats feature a new variation on the quilting effect first demonstrated in the Mondeo Vignale Concept. Front seats and outer rear seats feature hexagonal quilting bordered with square quilting that stretches across the centre-rear seat and front armrest. "Tone-on-tone" stitching with thick dark red thread highlight the seat centres and is complemented by lighter exterior thread at the seats' perimeters.
"The tonal connections and the quality of craftsmanship and detailing inject a sense of tradition into the S‑MAX Vignale Concept," said Sonja Vandenberk, chief designer, Colour and Material, Ford of Europe. "The design language itself is on the cusp of the latest fashion and furniture trends, reflecting inspirations in terms of fabrics, leathers, colours and detailing."
Meeting customer demand
Ford said half of its large cars are sold in high series specification; and that 10 to 15 percent of customers want an even higher level of specification and customer service.
"We know that many customers are looking for a Ford that's more exclusive and upscale than we currently offer in Europe," said Roelant de Waard, vice president, Marketing, Sales and Service, Ford of Europe. "The other key trend is the desire for a more memorable and personalised ownership experience that is tailored to individuals and respects their time. Vignale will meet these needs in a fresh way."
Ford research shows more than one third of premium brand car buyers consider high levels of customer service a key difference between a mainstream and upmarket experience. The research also revealed that sales staff competence and efficiency are the two biggest influencers of customer satisfaction. And showroom appearance and quality of hospitality are two of the top three factors that influence customer expectations of a brand.
Ford will provide a specially-trained relationship manager as the single customer contact throughout the Vignale purchasing experience. Reflecting the notion that for Vignale customers, time is the most valued resource, Vignale will offer collection and delivery for vehicle servicing alongside servicing scheduled to suit the owner.
"Vignale Lounges" in select Ford dealerships, mostly in metropolitan locations, will be dedicated to delivering a personalised service. The "Vignale Lounge" will offer stimulating, secluded environments to sample exclusive materials and colours and discover exciting features and technologies. It will reflect the quality to be found within the product and provide customers with a relaxing environment.
"Vignale offers a special product and the intangible qualities that allow the customer to feel differently about the experience," Roelant said. "The convenience offered by personalised delivery, collection for servicing will make Vignale a valued part of customers' lives."
About Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company, a global automotive industry leader based in Dearborn, Mich., manufactures or distributes automobiles across six continents. With about 181,000 employees and 65 plants worldwide, the company's automotive brands include Ford and Lincoln. The company provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company. For more information about Ford and its products worldwide please visit www.corporate.ford.com.
Ford of Europe is responsible for producing, selling and servicing Ford brand vehicles in 50 individual markets and employs approximately 47,000 employees at its wholly owned facilities and approximately 67,000 people when joint ventures and unconsolidated businesses are included. In addition to Ford Motor Credit Company, Ford Europe operations include Ford Customer Service Division and 22 manufacturing facilities (13 wholly owned or consolidated joint venture facilities and nine unconsolidated joint venture facilities). The first Ford cars were shipped to Europe in 1903 – the same year Ford Motor Company was founded. European production started in

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The D Programming Language
D implements techniques that make contract programming easy, which makes for better quality assurance in programs. Making contracts part of the language itself makes it much more likely that they actually will be used, because the programmer doesn't have to implement them or use an outside library for them.
The simplest type of contract is the assert statement. It checks whether the value that is passed to it is true, and if not, it throws an exception. Assert statements can be passed optional message arguments to be more informative. Functions have two types of contracts, pre and post, signified by the in and out blocks preceding a function. The in contract must be fulfilled before the rest of the function is executed; otherwise, an AssertError is thrown. The post contract is passed the return value of the function and checks to make sure the function did what it was supposed to do before the value is passed to the application. When a program is compiled with the release option turned on, all asserts and contracts are removed for speed purposes:
int sqrt(int i) in { assert(i > 0); } out(result) { // the return value is // always assigned to result assert((result * result) ==i); } body {...}
Another type of contract is the unit test. Its purpose is to ensure that a particular function or set of functions is working according to specification with various possible arguments. Suppose we have the following rather useless addition function:
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The unit test would be placed in the same module, and if the unittest option is enabled, it would be run as soon as the module is imported and any function from it is executed. In this case, it probably would look something like this:
unittest { assert(add(1, 2) == 3); assert(add( -1, -2) == -3); }
Because D has no preprocessor, conditional compilation statements are part of the language itself. This removes the numerous headaches caused by the preprocessor along with the infinite ways in which it can be used, and it makes for a faster compile. The version statement is a lot like #ifdef in C. If a version identifier is defined, the code under it gets compiled in; otherwise, it doesn't:
version(Linux) import std.c.linux.linux; else version(Win32) import std.windows.windows;
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const int CONFIGSOMETHING = 1; void doSomething() { static if(CONFIGSOMETHING == 1) { ... } }
The scope statement is designed to make for a more natural organization of code by allowing a scope's cleanup, success and failure code to be logically grouped:
void doSomething() { scope(exit) writefln("We exited."); scope(success) writefln("We exited normally."); scope(failure) writefln("We exited due to an exception."); .. }
Scope statements are executed in reverse order. Script syntax DMD, the reference D compiler, supports the -run option, which runs the program taken from standard input. This allows you to have self-compiling D scripts, as long as the appropriate line is at the top, like so:
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auto i = 1; // int auto s = "hi"; // char[4]
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Some of you might be familiar with the foreach construct; it essentially says, "do this to every element of this array" as opposed to "do this a set number of times, which happens to be the length of the array". foreach loops simplify iteration through arrays immensely, because the programmer no longer even has to care about the counter variable. The compiler handles that along with making each element of the array available:
char[] str = "abcdefghijklmnop"; foreach(char c; str) writefln(c);
You also can obtain the index of the element by declaring it in the loop:
int [] y = [5, 4, 3, 2, 1]; foreach(int i, int x; y) writefln("number %d is %d", i, x);
Finally, you can avoid worrying about the types of the variables, and instead use type inference:
foreach(i, c; str)
This opens up the field for numerous compiler optimizations that could be performed—all because the compiler is taking care of as much as possible while still providing the programmer with the flexibility to accomplish any given task.
What a badly designed language
I can't see any better than C/C++ or Python.
the "~" concatenating operator is ugly than any other language,
the gc makes it not a pure compiling language.
It's pure compiling
It's pure compiling language! "~" is used becouse, "+" means addition, not concatenating. You can find rational arguments for this and other problems on D web page.
BTW. "inout" parameters are now renamed to "ref".
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"BTW. 'inout' parameters are now renamed to 'ref'."
As of 1.011
Funny though, its badly designed because it uses ~ and has gc. And I wonder what pure compiling means if gc makes this no longer true?
Why makes gc pure compiling no longer true
Why makes gc pure compiling (whatever that means) no longer true ? GC is done by the runtime and has nothing to do with compiling. D is a "pure compiling" language (as pure as you can get - there is nothing more pure than compiling into platform dependent native code). And why is a language badly designed just because it has the option to use garbage collection (in D you can manage memory by yourself and turn garbage collection completely off, if you want to) ?
Using ~ for concatenating arrays and not + makes sense because your not adding strings like you are adding numbers. But that might be just a matter of taste.
But if these two things are the only criterions for you to decide if a language is good or bad designed, you should better not become a language designer.
Improvements over C++
For a (not complete) list of things which are "improvements" over C++ just take a look at
As always this is a matter of taste and personal preference. But C++ had to be designed to be backward compatible to C, so some things could not be as clean designed as they should be and make the language more complicated and error prone.
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so guys - what did you think????? There were several little clues that were let out last night.
question - how long have the Graysons been married???
So Tyler is out of the picture for a bit - I'm sure he will return!!
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In that game, Brett Michael Doran replaced Kauppila in an 0-2 count and deposited a single into left field for his first hit of the season to give Stanford a 2-0 lead. Defensivvely, Kenny Diekroeger moved back to shortstop for the Cardinal. That's the position that the junior had manned for the better part of his first two seasons on the Farm.
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Blandino was actually at third base Tuesday night because another Cardinal injury forced Stephen Piscotty, the usual man at that post, to play left field. Stanford center fielder Jake Stewart tweaked his knee Friday night when he accidentally stepped on a loose baseball at the bottom of the dugout steps in between innings. The junior's absence forced has forced regular left fielder Tyler Gaffney to move over to his position in center field for the time being. We are hearing Stewart is probable, and should be ready to go for this weekend's monumental series against Arizona State.
The injury woes continued Tuesday when relief pitcher Dean McArdle was nailed in the hand by a comebacker off the bat of San Jose State's Nick Schulz in the sixth inning. McArdle immediately sprinted toward the Cardinal dugout sporting a grimace, and he was replaced by Sahil Bloom.
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Tuesday's midweek game, meanwhile saw more offensive struggles for Stanford. The Cardinal mustered only five hits throughout the contest, and they were defeated for the first time this season in a midweek game. The sole scoring came off a two-run Blandino blast in the third inning.
Stanford's bullpen was solid behind starter John Hochstatter (4 IP, 2 R), but the Spartans plated the go-ahead run against Garrett Hughes and David Schmidt in the eighth inning to set up shop for their closer Zack Jones, whose 96 mile-per-hour velocity overwhelmed the Cardinal late.
Stanford, which has scored only eight runs in its past four games, now welcomes Arizona State to Sunken Diamond. The possible season-defining Pac-12 series begins this Friday (5:30 p.m. PT, kzsulive.stanford.edu, 90.1 FM). Mark Appel, coming off an epic 149-pitch performance against Oregon, is slated to start for the Cardinal against the Sun Devils' Brady Rodgers, who is also one of the country's best.
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The first room that we were given was in the attic with a very small roof light.This despite booking a "superior" room. Felt very claustrophobic. Asked for another room and was immediately given a much better room. Hotel could not be better positioned.
Breakfast was poor - "hot" food was cold and fat congealed.
As we only stayed for one night we cannot really rate the hotel. But it seems to be as desribed on booking.com
Location was excellent with good off street parking at no charge.
Whilst ostensibly a luxury hotel, the carpets in the corridors were overdue for renewal, and we had to change rooms as the aircon was not working properly. In the second room it was not much better. Meal prices seemed expensive so we ate out, including breakfast.
It was a fine, fine, experience. Zamora was our best stay in a otherwise fullfleged Paradores stay, so that speaks highly of this hotel. There was a mixup with the room and they immediately changed it, no excuses or subterfuges. A truly sensitive staff. Good LCD, Goog choice of channels.
Breakfast is still a little too much expensive and there is no parking available so you have to improvise in a nearby public park, that is not protected or gated. That were my only, and quite minor, let downs.
Location and parking
the size of the single room
Location and secure parking for motorbikes, good size rooms and good breakfast
The reception was efficient and welcoming.
The breakfast choice was poor.The sound insulation from corridor to room was very poor.
The hotel is well eqiepped and with all amenities. The restaurant can be recommended.
The hotel is a bit noisy. Especially at night. Insulating the walls would be a good idea.
Clean rooms, good bathroom / shower, excellet beds, excellent airconditioning for cooling and heating, easy to find as on main ring road, secure carparking, english speaking staff most of the time
No atmosphere, never found bar, no vegetarian option on menu (thought there might have been for such a big hotel chain). Hotel rooms not very well sound proofed could hear almost everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Carparking expensive as it was the hotels own underground facility.
Very friendly & helpful staff. Made to feel welcome.
A little difficult to find. Some street signs would be useful.
The location is right in the middle of the old town of Zamora. We came directly from the Parador at Lerma to Zamora, so it was a bit of a let down. Parador de Zamora is just ok, nothing special. The common areas are ok, the bar is the biggest let down quite small. It would be better is summer if you could use the pool and the inside courtyard which was shut off when we there.
Bar area very small and with little or no ambiance.
the location, and the building itself, were both excellent. restaurant, as usual with paradors, mediocre - and i wish they wouldnt make the poor waitresses the ridiculous "traditional" garb.
sorry - see above.
Rural solitude. The view of the vege patch. Free parking.
The hotel was hard to find. Isolated and too far out of town if you don't have transport. Unpleasant staff. Had to eat breakfast in a public bar.
Chill out, authenitic village atmosphere
Simple, clean place to sleep on a budget.
This hotel is not in the most visually friendly part of town. The walls seemed very thin and smoke from other rooms is easily spread to other parts of the hotel.
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He drugged and murdered her.By Jenni Miller
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Qandeel Baloch was reportedly strangled by her brother.By Jenni Miller
The targeting of Mullah Mansour is the U.S. military's most significant strike on Pakistani soil since the killing of Osama bin Laden in 2011.By Chas Danner
"We live in the rough, tough mountainous areas and need energy and power to fight against the enemy."By Clint Rainey
Mostly women and children were killed in the Taliban-linked attack, which was specifically targeting the country's Christian minority.By Chas Danner
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Terror groups from Libya to the Philippines have joined the ISIS cause.By Katie Zavadski
There apparently weren't enough grounds for detaining him.By Katie Zavadski
At least 28 people were killed.By Caroline Bankoff
A printer simply deleted the piece from the cover of the international edition of the paper.By Caroline Bankoff
The proprietor says he did it out of "respect."By Belle Cushing
Citing "specific threats."By Adam Martin
Not suspicious at all.By Dan Amira
The U.N. declared it an international holiday.By Kat Stoeffel
A Taliban group says it's retaliation for U.S. drone strikes.By Margaret Hartmann
A Pakistan International Airlines flight had to be diverted as a result.By Caroline Bankoff
The Americans agreed to kill a Pakistani militant in exchange for permission to conduct more targeted killings.By Caroline Bankoff
Militant Qari Abdul Hayee was picked up in Karachi.By Joe Coscarelli
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Coaches' Corner: Packers/Panthers aftermath
Green Bay -- Coordinators Joe Philbin, Dom Capers and Shawn Slocum met with the media Monday to discuss the Packers' 30-23 win over the Panthers:
On how offense performed: "We were pleased. We had three explosive runs and 16 called runs to our running backs. Our offensive line did a pretty good job and we had some excellent blocks from our wide receivers that got our backs to break past the secondary level. I thought our run game had good consistency. We only had the one negative run on the third and short and we had some big chunk plays.
"Obviously, we'd like to run more than 55 plays in a game. We'd like to have more time of possession. Our rhythm wasn't great. It didn't feel like we had 419 yards and 30 points. We only 16 first downs. There was some good and bad. Overall, we didn't turn the ball over and that's the No. 1 objective. We had some big plays. We had four plays over 40 yards so the guys overall did a solid job."
On if he'd like to run the ball more: "Yesterday was a little bit of a different game. It's hard to predict the game of football. You go back to that New Orleans game. At the end of the first quarter, we had 200 yards, we had the ball a bunch, we had a bunch of first downs. This game, we had nine yards and three plays. Every game's a little bit different. Our guys felt confident in their ability to run the football. I felt we controlled the line of scrimmage relatively well. That being said, we had some explosive plays in the passing game as well. As long as we're scoring points and taking care of the football, I don't really care how we do it."
On the red zone offense: "We were 4-for-4 against New Orleans and then we were 1-for-4 yesterday. The biggest thing we pointed out to the guys was we examined each possession we had. Those five penalties we had adversely impacted our ability to score points. That's not a surprise to anybody. One time we had 1st and 10 on the 14 and we ended up second and 33. It's those types of things."
On losing Nick Collins' football IQ: "Nick has the most experience so those guys would have to pick it up. That's one of Charlie's strengths. We felt that last year once he was in there. Morgan's an intelligent guy. When this happens, Morgan will really have to pick up his communication. It's not like we haven't had somebody that's had to do that in the past."
On Morgan Burnett's fast start: "I couldn't be happier with the two games he's played. There's been a couple things we had to correct but he's played very physical. You saw yesterday a tremendous play when he wrapped around and caused a fumble on Steve Smith that Charles recovered. You saw on the overthrow where he got the interception on the 49-yard line. He had a sack where his man blocked and he came out of his coverage and sacked the quarterback. He's been playing very physical the first two games and he's a bright guy."
On the defense overall through two games: "The thing I did like was we go out, fumble the kickoff and our guys do a nice job under adversity of holding them to a field goal. I thought from that point in time on, our guys really responded. The game for us came down basically to the takeaways—the four takeaways. We did have four sacks on the quarterback. The biggest positive from the first two games has been our red zone defense. The Saints were down there five times and scored once and the Panthers were down there six times and scored twice. We've held people eight out of the 11 times. We need to keep up our red zone defense and we need to keep taking the ball away like we did."
On giving up a lot of yards: "Well obviously we don't like the big plays. We have to start limiting some of those big plays and sometimes that yardage comes in two-minute situations when you get up on people, but the biggest thing is I want to see us eliminate those big plays and make people work a little bit harder and work the ball down the field. I know we're very capable of doing that. It's a lot easier to make those corrections when you're rising to the occasion and doing things to keep people out of the end zone like we have been doing. But there's no question we don't want to give up 400 yards throwing in a game. We don't like that."
On what Randall Cobb did wrong on fumble: "He didn't do anything wrong outside of holding onto the football. His running style hit the target of right where he was supposed to run. They did a good job of closing us down right there. It all happened at about the 20-yard line."
On Ryan Taylor's presence: "I thought he played very well. He played aggressive. On that first kickoff coverage, he didn't make the tackle but he hit his man and drove him back about eight yards into the face of the ball-carrier. That's exactly what I want him to do. He (also) had a punt tackle. He did a good job."
On how Mason Crosby looked with his first field goals of the season: "I thought he was smooth. I thought the operation as far as the snap, the hold and the kick was right on target. It looked smooth. I'm glad that we got some field-goal opportunities. His rhythm looked good. The ball came off his foot very well."
On coverage units' performance: "We're heading into game three. Game one we had a couple problems and we corrected that. One of the things we talked about last week was being consistent. We were that way yesterday. I expect us to be that way as we play each game."
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Seattle Seahawks 28, Tennessee Titans 24
Sunday, December 18, 2005
The Coliseum, Nashville, Tennessee
Play Of The Day: Things looked pretty bleak when Tennessee went up 24-14 on Rob Bironas' 38-yard field goal with a little over six minutes left in the third quarter. To make matters worse, Seattle safety Etric Pruitt was called for holding on the subsequent kickoff, pushing the Seahawks back to their own 17-yard line. This could have been Seattle's death knell, but Matt Hasselbeck and Bobby Engram had other ideas. On the next play, Engram was split wide right, and Titans OLB Peter Sirmon was pulled out of zone coverage when Mack Strong moved out of the backfield to the right. Engram got a free release by CB Reynaldo Hill on a little inside slant into the hole in the zone, and he was off to the races. The play covered 56 yards, and began the momentum shift the Seahawks so desperately needed.
Handouts To The Standouts: Matt Hasselbeck, for providing pure efficiency once again…Darrell Jackson, for showing why the team missed him…Joe Jurevicius, for reminding everyone how he stepped up when Jackson was out…Bobby Engram, for producing in the clutch, no matter what…Shaun Alexander, for taking the NFL rushing lead back from Tiki Barber in decisive fashion…the offensive line plus Ryan Hannam, for once again opening holes and sealing ends…and the team as a whole, for showing their resiliency, tying the franchise single-season record for wins and ensuring at least a first-round bye in the playoffs.
Things That Made Me Go, "Blech!": Did you notice the complete lack of defensive standouts? That's enough to make me go, "Blech!" right there…Defensive Coordinator John Marshall, for backing his minions off far too often and allowing the Titans to manhandle the Seahawks for half the game…the secondary as a unit, for allowing free releases and easy completions at a 2003-2004 rate…the D-line, for getting virtually no pressure on Steve McNair (although McNair appeared to find assistance from more than the occasional uncalled hold)…and Seattle's (un)special teams, for the same old, same old, same old…
Offense: It sure looked like another laugher to start, didn't it? Just as with the smackdowns of the Eagles and 49ers. Seattle began this contest with a ruthlessly efficient opening drive, traveling 70 yards in 8 plays and 3:25. When the Titans were blanked on their subsequent opening drive, Hasselbeck led his troops back down the field again, this time covering 79 yards in only six plays and three minutes. There seemed little doubt that the 4-9 Titans would find themselves the next victims of Seattle's dominant offense – an offense that had scored 83 points in its last two games. Those two opening drives were exquisite examples of the new balance between ground attack and aerial show which drives this team. After one quarter of play, Hasselbeck had accounted for 101 yards on 8 completions in 10 attempts, and Shaun Alexander was responsible for 91 yards on 11 carries. It was, quite simply, a textbook performance.
What happened to the offense in quarters two and three had a great deal to do with the long Tennessee drives given up by Seattle's defense (hard to get anything together when you're on the sidelines, and we'll detail this later), but the imbalance didn't help, either. From the end of the first quarter to the beginning of the fourth, Alexander gained a total of 7 yards on four carries – 4 yards in the second quarter, and 3 in the third.
The second quarter began badly, as Tennessee DT Alfred Haynesworth jumped pre-snap at the Titans' 25-yard line and deposited every one of his 340 pounds on Hasselbeck's person. Funny that such a penalty is only a five-yarder when it could easily lead to the season-ending decimation of an unprotected quarterback…perhaps the NFL will consider a stronger ruling on offsides plus contact when it happens to Brett Favre or Eli Manning. If you can't hit the quarterback after the play stops, why don't you get a 15-yard ding when you do it before the play?
Hasselbeck, for his part, completed exactly one pass in the second quarter for ten yards, while the Titans tied the game by the half at 14.
After a five-and-out drive to begin the second half, the Seahawks began to feel the groove again with their second voyage, jetting 83 yards in only three plays. This drive included Hasselbeck's 56-yard pass to Engram, which is about when the Titans, up 24-14, had to wonder if their luck had run out.
Seattle's defense stiffened after that score, and Tennessee would not see the end zone again. The Seahawks, having turned the tide back in their favor, began the fourth quarter with their offensive dénouement; a 13-play, 93-yard drive that took almost six minutes and re-introduced Alexander to the game plan.
Alexander ran 5 times for 49 yards in that drive alone, breaking Tennessee's spirit and reaffirming his place as the NFL's premier running back. After his amazing 220-yard performance on Saturday, New York's Tiki Barber was 81 yards up on Shaun for the NFL's rushing title. Shaun tilted the scales back by the end of the first quarter. His 172 yards on this day leaves him with 1,668 yards, 91 yards up on Barber and 203 up on Edgerrin James.
For the record (so to speak), Alexander would have to average 166 yards in each of the final two regular season games to reach 2,000. Not a great chance of that if Seattle rests their starters for any length down the stretch, but Alexander is also only 3 TDs away from tying Priest Holmes' single-season record for touchdowns (27). When the offense is clicking, Shaun could nail that number in one quarter.
In truth, there were several great offensive performances today. Darrell Jackson rejoined the team after missing ten weeks with a knee injury, and showed no slow-down at all with 6 catches for 72 yards and a touchdown. Jackson also went long more than once, stretching the defense in a way that Seattle has missed, despite D.J. Hackett's nice fill-in work. Joe Jurevicius saw time in and out of the slot in three-receiver sets. With 3 catches for 31 yards and his own TD, Jurevicius showed once again why he may have been the NFL's best free-agent pickup in 2005. Bobby Engram did what he always does – he laid waste to the defense on third down, made some brilliant play-extending moves James Brown would be proud of, and led all receivers on the Seattle side with 95 yards. TE Jerramy Stevens caught a TD, and TE Ryan Hannam continued his stellar blocking – an aspect of his game which makes a dominant line that much stronger.
Still, it's what we all know, isn't it? The Seahawks will go exactly as far as Hasselbeck and Alexander take them.
Defense: Seattle's offensive authority was matched by a defensive dominion in the first quarter – after that first fifteen minutes, the Seahawks had outgained the Titans 195 yards to 24, and Steve McNair couldn't get a thing done. With their cornerbacks playing tight and some decent (if not violent) pressure upfront, the Seahawks were able to dictate what the Titans did on offense.
And then, everything fell apart.
Whether caused by overconfidence (which seems odd from this team) or simple playcalling malaise (also unusual, but very evident), defensive coordinator John Marshall's edict to switch to a straight vanilla "rush-four-drop-seven" base zone through the game's second and third quarters was a tactical blunder which could have easily caused the Seahawks this game.
The theory seems to be that if your secondary is down to backups due to injuries (Jordan Babineaux and Jimmy Williams in for Andre Dyson and Kelly Herndon), you would want to keep your linebackers in coverage as opposed to bringing them up to blitz in strategically advantageous positions. Counter to that mode of thinking is the assertion that if a quarterback has all damned day to find seams in a zone, he will indeed do so. Especially if his name is Steve McNair, and he's got the kind of veteran savvy that can kill a young defense.
Though the second and third quarters of the game, this is exactly what happened. McNair had 15 yards passing at the end of the first quarter, 121 at the half, and 310 at the end. Seattle's game plan also had the corners frequently playing up to ten yards off their men, which gave McNair easy underneath routes and forced the secondary out of run support. As a result, a defense which led the NFL in sacks with 45 did not record a single sack today. Seattle barely laid a hand on McNair.
In the fourth quarter, just when it seemed that the prevent-led defensive collapses of Seattle's past were back with a vengeance, the Seahawks took the game back. It wasn't any sort of personnel modification that allowed this to happen – it was as simple as a flick of the switch. Going back to the tighter coverage that has marked its recent successes, and employing more stunts and pressure at the line, the Seahawks did not allow the Titans to score in the final 21 minutes of the game, and stopped two drives on unsuccessful fourth-quarter, fourth-down conversions called by Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher.
In the end, (and unlike in years past), Seattle's defense was able to recover before the water ran down the drain. This was cause for backhanded encouragement, but Seattle fans, trained by past failures to dread the soft zone, could use a few less cardiac episodes.
Special Teams: Oy vay, once again. With their inability to spot punts and establish field position advantages, avoid return penalties, create lanes for big-play returns and sniff out the razzle-dazzle of opposing teams, the Seahawks have shown no proof whatsoever that their special teams will be anything but a liability in the postseason. Should Coach Bob Casullo have an answer for any of this, he'd best get with it in a big hurry. Given the new Age of Accountability in Kirkland, he might otherwise find himself cashiered in the off-season.
Summary: After two consecutive dominant performances, "winning ugly" again might be anathema to the Seahawks faithful – but it's worth remembering that imperfect victories are far more common at this level. Although they didn't yet obtain home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, which would have been the result of a Sunday night Atlanta victory over Chicago, the Seahawks control their own NFC destiny. One more win will mark their greatest regular season, and there's a lot to suggest that a deep postseason run is finally a real possibility.
In that context, an "ugly win" is perfectly acceptable, as long as the lessons that must follow are taken to heart.
Doug Farrar is the Editor-in-Chief of Seahawks.NET. Feel free to e-mail him at email@example.com.


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