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[Last Updated: September 26, 2013]
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3rd October 2013 12:03 AM #1
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How can I help my daughter boost her self-confidence?
My daughter seems shy. When I ask her to do something, usually academically related, she would often answer, 'I cannot do it.'
This breaks my heart because I would like her to know that she can do anything if she tries really hard. What would be the best way to eliminate this kind of attitude and at the same time boost her self confidence?
10th October 2013 07:24 AM #2
Dear MumR,
That must be upsetting for you. I think there are a number of ways you could try to help your daughter.
Firstly, have you asked her if there is any particular reason why she often feels she 'cannot do it'? Has another adult given her this idea? I once had a poor primary school teacher who made me feel very negative about certain aspects of school until I felt I did not have the skills to succeed. It took some very gentle parenting by my parents to ease me back into the confidence I once had.
Perhaps she has picked up this phrase and attitude from other children at school who also have low self esteem?
Does your daughter take part in any hobbies outside of school? Doing sports (they don't need to be competitive sports) or creative classes can often give children extra confidence as well as widening their interests and increasing their natural enthusiasm for learning.
Spend one-to-one time reading with your daughter each day and playing educational games which are still fun. Gradually tell her the wonderful qualities you see in her. Ask other family and friends to do the same. It sounds like your daughter needs to be 'built up'. Spending time around positive people will also help her with this.
Does your daughter eat a healthy, balanced diet and do plenty of exercise? Eating well and staying healthy is important for all of us to feel good about ourselves. Try to help your daughter to avoid sugary snacks as these will result in a sugar high and then low. It is better to eat foods which release energy slowly. You could make your own oaty flapjacks (oats contain lots of slow releasing energy) and fresh fruit smoothies.
Please do let me know how you get on with these suggestions and let me know if you need any further support with this.
Warm wishes,

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text: I keep waiting for Gwyneth Paltrow to apologize or say that her quotes were taken out of context, but so far nothing. What I am talking about is a conference the Goopster spoke at this week where she said that internet attacks on her were the equivalent of going to war and they are both a bloody dehumanizing thing. Huh? I think from this point forward Gwyneth should not speak in public unless it is to talk about a movie or something that doesn't show how callous she is about human life. I'm not sure how internet comments are the same as being shot at in war. This is just another example of how Gwyneth is so out of touch with everything she does. I really hope her kids don't turn out the same way because that would be a shame if they believe the stuff their mother is spewing. You get the feeling that Chris Martin doesn't believe this stuff, but I guess he can't be her filter. She needs a filter. She needs to do something before every segment of the population hates her. Right now she is probably at 85%. The other 15% are so wrapped up in loving on Kimye or watching porn they haven't got around to noticing what she says.


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155,000 to the men's winners alone , hopefully a vb local wins it
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155,000 to the men's winners alone , hopefully a vb local wins it
This is pretty awesome. Coastal Edge started an art comp this year looking for the next artist to create the poster art for this years event..Myself, and 5 other artist have been chosen..Keep an eye out for voting details and vote for your favorite...Im stoked to be a part of this years event!!..dream come true..I feel that ive won already just by being picked and but up against some truly great artists..Rick Ramono..Heather Brown, Bob Langston and Matt Haddaway..this year is kicking some major ass!!..
Rick Ramomo is the Tim Burton of surf art. I'm a total fan. Got one of his prints hung in my den! Good luck!
H20, does heather surf all year? if so, i think i see her out at 1st street all the time. she's such a nice person. Not bad at longboarding either.
Don't know much about contests, is a higher star rating associated with the total amount of prize money being awarded?
Thats pretty awesome. i think the ECSC scored in 09 and 10, last year Irene brushed the coast so the event didnt really kick off like the previous years
They must have some big plans and many more big name sponsors this year. I was talking to someone that sponsored one of the stages last year for $5k and this year the same sponsorship costs $25k! Ouch. And, last year the stages were broken down before the weekend festivities started due to the approaching hurricane.
No way in hell they got 5k worth of exposure last year and he had to laugh at the "opportunity" to up the amount to 25k this year. Local businesses can't swing that kind of dough. Now I know why a Monster drink costs $3.50.
Let's just hope they have waves again this year. It's strange how often this contest has decent waves in the middle of August.
Coastal edge sucks. I would hardly call it a surf shop all they sell is clothes.
and a few imported boards lol go AL MERRICK
Thanks 757surfer..Im going to need a bunch of luck going against those artists..Heather Brown lives on the North Shore so I dont think you were seeing her in the line up..I think NBC Sports is getting involved this year too..Im stoked for CE and E.C.S.C..as far as the above member ....haters gonna hate....
Not hating....I just don't like it when local businesses that were there for them during the lean times get pushed out as soon as things turn around.


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1st Quarter of NY Jets Game 4
1st and 10 at SF 20 A.Smith pass incomplete deep right to M.Crabtree. PENALTY on NYJ-K.Wilson,
Defensive Pass Interference
, 14 yards, enforced at SF 20 -
No Play
pass pro was pretty good on 4mR.. VD stays in and gives up a ground to the LE, but does enough..
Crabtree was interfered with
on the deep sideline wheel route. Refs could have called Crabtree on PI just as easily, I think.
1st and 10 at SF 34 F.Gore right end to SF 36 for 2 yards (D.Harris).
Iupati pulls slowly and blocks no one
... Boone pulls and seals off SOLB.. Miller gets lead block on incoming S...
Walker failed his block
on the ILB and the CB filled in quickly and helped him make stop.
2nd and 8 at SF 36 F.Gore right tackle to SF 39 for 3 yards (K.Wilson).
AD has less than stellar block
on the LE, who anchors well and leveraged himself over (leaned off into gap) to make the stop... Walker and VD blocked well enough on SOLB and ILB, but incoming safety was there had it mattered.
3rd and 5 at SF 39 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete short right to M.Crabtree.
protection held well... AD just managed to wash LE away from Alex as the ball fired in...
went through Crabtree's hands and off his right inside shoulder pad area.
Maybe the diving CB in front distracted or impaired his vision on the ball.
4th and 5 at SF 39
Spillman really screws this up.. he muffed the punt that should have easily been downed inside the 5 and drew a penalty for illegal touching anyway
1st and 10 at NYJ 25 Sanchez pass short left to Holmes to NYJ 36 for 11 yards (Whitner).
3-4... quick WR screen... Brooks just barely missed swatting or 1-hand-picking it.. good outside block on Rogers.. not the best angle for Whitner before pushing WR out
1st and 10 at NYJ 36 Direct snap to T.Tebow. T.Tebow up the middle to NYJ 38 for 2 yards (N.Bowman).
3-4... reverse fake handoff... excellent anchoring from RJF and Ray, with Willis, Bowman, and even Justin converging in.
2nd and 8 at NYJ 38 S.Greene right guard to NYJ 41 for 3 yards (J.Smith).
3-4... rinse and repeat.. excellent anchoring from RJF and Ray, with Willis, Bowman, and even Justin converging in.
3rd and 5 at NYJ 41 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short left to J.Kerley to SF 49 for 10 yards. PENALTY on NYJ,
Offensive Holding
, 10 yards, enforced at NYJ 41 -
No Play.
Nickel 4mR... Aldon the only one to get good pressure through the LT.. soft cushion from Rogers exposed, but C caught holding
3rd and 15 at NYJ 31 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short left to C.Schilens pushed ob at SF 47 for 22 yards (D.Goldson).
Nickel 3mR... QB has all day.. runs forward and then throws to wide open WR at sideline... soft cushion from Rogers again.
*Sanchez clearly stepped beyond the LOS before passing this one, but no-call.
1st and 10 at SF 47 S.Greene right tackle to SF 42 for 5 yards (N.Bowman).
3-4.. RJF and Ray stout yet again.. Bowman stays clean to make stop. Willis was in there too somewhere. Looks likely that RB bulled through 52 for the few extra yds.
2nd and 5 at SF 42 S.Greene up the middle to SF 40 for 2 yards (R.McDonald).
3-4.. more stout anchoring from the DL, and Ray makes reaching tackle as ILBs fill
3rd and 3 at SF 40 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez sacked at SF 45 for -5 yards (Ald.Smith).
Nickel... 4mR (including Spillman on edge blitz).. QB tries to step up, but Aldon muscled inside position on the RT for the sack.
4th and 8 at SF 45 R.Malone punts 37 yards to SF 8, Center-T.Purdum, fair catch by T.Ginn.
1st and 10 at SF 8 F.Gore left tackle to SF 13 for 5 yards (Y.Bell; M.Devito).
Iupati pulls to wall off ROLB.. Overall, just as mass of bodies, as
no one generates much push
off the LOS..
just great leg churning and determination from Gore
to squeeze through virtually nothing.
2nd and 5 at SF 13 F.Gore right tackle to SF 19 for 6 yards (S.Pouha).
AD allows LE to crash in and nicely washes him away from run... Boone slight pull to wall off the SOLB... Miller blocks off the other ILB..
Goodwin momentarily walls off the ILB, but is so lazy that he allows ILB to get a piece of Gore
and makes Gore decide to dive forward to get what he can. Coaches see that laziness from Goodwin often, his days are numbered.
1st and 10 at SF 19 Direct snap to C.Kaepernick. C.Kaepernick left tackle to SF 36 for 17 yards (Y.Bell).
PA QB option.. ILB closing and
WOLB standing there unsure of whether Ck7 will pitch ball out to RB or not
... so Ck7 slices right between the two backers for nice gain
1st and 10 at SF 36 F.Gore up the middle to SF 49 for 13 yards (Y.Bell). PENALTY on SF,
Offensive Holding
, 10 yards, enforced at SF 36 -
No Play.
Boone pulls and puts RDT down to spring Gore.. who runs well after.. Iupati gets key ILB block.. as does Staley on WOLB.. never did say or hear who caused the holding flag, but
I did see VD blocking the S in the back.. pretty obvious
1st and 20 at SF 26 A.Smith pass deep left to M.Manningham pushed ob at NYJ 48 for 26 yards (L.Landry).
pass pro was good on 4mR... great pass to Rio at sideline..
1st and 10 at NYJ 48 Ck7 PA pass deep middle to Moss incomplete
extra blockers, all do well on this 5mR... bomb to Moss was accurate, but Moss had triple coverage... still nearly caught it, had it not been for S getting hands in to knock it down
2nd and 10 at NYJ 48 F.Gore left end to NYJ 45 for 3 yards (B.Scott).
powerful block by big LD replacing Iupati for helmet issue.. Miller slices through but never actually blocks anyone. Another lazy block from Goodwin on ILB that makes stop.. Boone does just enough to push NT away last second, but Gore has to squeeze off balance to get beyond Boone
3rd and 7 at NYJ 45
5mR.. Boone nicely picks up ILB blitz, but
AD playing zone and allows the LDT through inside shoulder for clear path to Alex
.. AD gets one shove on that LDT, but then focuses attention on Gore's blitz CB outside, which Gore did fine on..
Rio not happy about the no-call that held up his route
.. not fluid running from Rio after initial intereference, which was there but I can see why the refs didn't call it
4th and 7 at NYJ 45
nice job and easy to down inside the 5 by Spillman
1st and 10 at NYJ 3 S.Greene right guard to NYJ 4 for 1 yard (P.Willis).
3-4.. Justin penetrated inside of the LG .. Bowman and Willis flew into the run lane to make stop
2nd and 9 at NYJ 4 S.Greene right end to NYJ 9 for 5 yards (P.Willis; D.Whitner).
3-4.. Ray takes the double very well... Brooks, Whitner, and Willis converge
3rd and 4 at NYJ 9 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass incomplete short left to S.Holmes.
Nickel.. no glaring pressure, but Justin and in-stunting Brooks were working their way up the gut.. poor throw or miscue between QB/WR
4th and 4 at NYJ 9
Anthony Dixon flagged for illegal block.. and it was.. on the KR
1st and 10 at SF 32 A.Smith pass short middle to F.Gore to SF 37 for 5 yards (G.McIntyre).
Alex changes play.. blocks held up, though gradual pocket collapse.. Alex comes back to his checkdown... *check two deep routes via coaches film later
2nd and 5 at SF 37 (Shotgun) A.Smith scrambles right end ran ob at SF 46 for 9 yards.
4mR.. Alex has time.. pump-fakes.. rolls.. and runs to get 1st down sideline.. *check one deep route via coaches film later
1st and 10 at SF 46 F.Gore up the middle to 50 for 4 yards (K.Ellis).
Boone 2nd level ILB block...
Goodwin struggles with power of RDT and RDT leans in for tackle.. not much push from AD on LDT.. also hurt the success of run play.
2nd and 6 at 50 M.Manningham right end to NYJ 22 for 28 yards (D.Harris). End around
double WR reverse.. fake to Ginn... hand off to Rio.. excellent key block Boone on NT and VD scrapping with SOLB...
poor job AD getting deep to miss block on DB.. Boone didn't stay in front and wall off the NT after initially good block. excellent shifty running from Rio.
1st and 10 at NYJ 22 K.Hunter left end to NYJ 11 for 11 yards (L.Landry).
excellent pull block Iupati to seal off DT.. nice job VD to seal off RE.. Miller sadly misses block on incoming LB..
End of 1st Quarter
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1st and 10 at NYJ 11 incomplete pass out of bounds
PA rollout.. Crabtree the primary but well covered throughout... VD stays in to block LE.. incoming LB forces Alex to get rid of it.. gets slammed down pretty hard. * I'd like to see where Moss is on coaches film
2nd and 10 at NYJ 11 (Shotgun) K.Williams right end to NYJ 2 for 9 yards (B.Scott).
pitch-out option from Alex strong-side.. holds it as long as he can to freeze the SOLB before pitching to Hunter..
if Walker makes his SS block, this is easy TD here
3rd and 1 at NYJ 2 PENALTY on SF-
L.Davis, False Start
, 5 yards, enforced at NYJ 2 -
No Play.
this flag was actually on Walker
3rd and 6 at NYJ 7 Direct snap to C.Kaepernick. C.Kaepernick left end for 7 yards,
. 6 0
Staley running well on pull block, but he didn't actually block anyone... VD with important block on the S outside.. Best block was from Boone, who popped the ILB after Walker popped him initially but failed to sustain... Gore also gets great and needed block on deep DB.
D.Akers extra point is GOOD, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee. 7 0
D.Akers kicks 65 yards from SF 35 to end zone, Touchback.
1st and 10 at NYJ 20 Sanchez pass short right incomplete to Connor
3-4.. quick PA pass incomplete on short dump to FB with Willis draped on his back and reaching to knock ball out. Ray got inside of the RG, but not much overall pressure from anyone.
2nd and 10 at NYJ 20 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short right to C.Schilens to NYJ 29 for 9 yards (D.Whitner).
3-4.. 4mR.. gradual pocket collapse.. quick slant pass to beat zone of Bowman/Whitner
3rd and 1 at NYJ 29 S.Greene up the middle to NYJ 30 for 1 yard (P.Willis; N.Bowman).
3-4.. very stout anchors from Ray, Justin, and RJF.. Bowman and Willis slip in, but RB gets just enough
1st and 10 at NYJ 30 Sanchez pass short left caught by Holmes for 6 yds
Nickel... 3mR.. QB hits WR in the left flat after WR reverse.. gets out of bounds as Rogers and Cox converge
2nd and 4 at NYJ 36 B.Powell left tackle to NYJ 39 for 3 yards (Ald.Smith; P.Willis).
3-4.. RJF so stout vs C... Justin hits the LT quick and hard to clog the rush lane.. Aldon not going anywhere vs TE.. Bowman flies in to clog some more..
3rd and 1 at NYJ 39 Direct snap to T.Tebow. T.Tebow pass short right to D.Epps to NYJ 48 for 9 yards (D.Goldson).
RECOVERED by SF
-C.Rogers at NYJ 48. C.Rogers to NYJ 47 for 1 yard (B.Powell). The Replay Assistant
challenged the fumble ruling, and the play was Upheld.
3-4.. Tebow does his lil fake run forward hop pass over the middle... Bowman shoves Tebow right after passing... pass to an open TE over the middle, but a crippling hit from an incoming Goldson missile.. TE hurt from the hit and fumbles...
1st and 10 at NYJ 47 A.Smith pass short right to Miller for 9 yards (Wilson).
pass pro was good.. VD and Frank stayed in to block.. Alex looked middle and a quick look left before throwing right to Miller on curl route at sideline
2nd and 1 at NYJ 38 A.Smith pass short left to M.Manningham pushed ob at NYJ 29 for 9 yards (K.Wilson).
pass pro was good again.. Boone pulls left to help Hunter block RE.. good thing he did as Hunter missed cut block.. good throw sideline to Rio, and nice job focusing on keeping his feet in bounds. Crabtree doubled very well on deep slant
Timeout #1 by SF at 09:17.
1st and 10 at NYJ 29 F.Gore left end to NYJ 28 for 1 yard (K.Wilson; D.Harris).
Goodwin does a fair job on the NT.. Boone pulls 2nd level block on SILB..
Iupati gets other ILB but gets bumped from behind and falls forward.. failing to sustain ILB block...
Miller gets ahead of Gore well but never seems to find a guy to block...
Staley rode his WOLB away.. VD struggled with RE seal block, but didn't cause a problem..
2nd and 9 at NYJ 28 A.Smith sacked at NYJ 32 for -4 yards (B.Thomas).
4mR... Alex has his 3 seconds.. pump-fakes.. Staley gets beaten back inside by WOLB for the sack.. Alex may have pulled it back down when he saw Crabtree stumbling on his route after taking an ILB shot.. Miller wasn't open on curl route until Alex was sacked.. * check the deeper routes strong-side on coaches film, but doubt Alex had time to let them do finish their routes anyway. Announcer says Alex had nowhere to go, and from the replay after, his words seem correct.
3rd and 13 at NYJ 32 (Shotgun) A.Smith sacked at NYJ 37 for -5 yards (C.Pace).
4mR... Alex looked right and left, then just as he rolled out to run for it, you can see Crabtree turn on a curl route and VD turn his head back as he was streaking.. The OL did stay in front but closed in quickly from all around QB (especially Staley's blitz LB).. Boone pushed the sacking LB back (on other side of field) which allowed the LB to chase down Alex later. Can't blame Boone.. how was he to know Alex was scrambling deep to the other side of the field. 3 step drop hurt us here.. would have liked Alex to just throw a low one to Gore over the middle (though well covered) or throw the curl route to Crabtree and hope he gets his head around in time to see it. Losing yds there hurt.
4th and 18 at NYJ 37
D.Akers 55 yard field goal is No Good
, Wide Right, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee.
1st and 10 at NYJ 45 Direct snap to T.Tebow. S.Greene left guard to NYJ 49 for 4 yards (J.Smith).
3-4.. RJF very stout holding ground vs C and RG.. Justin also stout and leverages inside of LT to wrap up the RB from side/behind as ILBs clog...
2nd and 6 at NYJ 49 S.Greene left guard to SF 46 for 5 yards (J.Smith; D.Whitner).
3-4.. RJF again stout vs C and Justin again slips inside of.. this time, the LG as Whitner converges
Timeout #1 by NYJ at 06:12.
3rd and 1 at SF 46 M.Sanchez sacked at NYJ 48 for -6 yards (A.Brooks).
Nickel.. 4mR.. w/ Brooks standing up inside of Aldon at LE.. Justin at RE.. Ray at RDT quickly penetrates backfield between C and LG to get close and frighten Sanchez on his short drop... Brooks pops the C back a couple yds to create space to slip inside for sack.. Brooks would have really dropped him but QB flopped to save himself from hit
4th and 7 at NYJ 48
1st and 10 at SF 11 F.Gore up the middle to SF 17 for 6 yards (Y.Bell; M.Devito).
Boone crashed left to help Goodwin with the NT.. Ad stood his LE up and kept him occupied enough... VD with good block on SOLB... Miller lead block left to suck in ILBs and Gore made nice cut back right...
2nd and 4 at SF 17 F.Gore left guard to SF 23 for 6 yards (L.Landry; B.Scott).
great pull block 2nd level Boone on ILB... Miller nearly takes out other ILB, but ILB sticks arm out to wrap Gore's waist... .. Goodwin slipped off of NT, but did enough initially.. Staley crashed right to eliminate RDT..
1st and 10 at SF 23 (Shotgun) Direct snap to C.Kaepernick. F.Gore right tackle to SF 22 for -1 yards (Q.Coples).
PA QB option CK7 handed off to Gore, and
AD failed to make any legit block of the tackling LE
Timeout #2 by NYJ at 03:45.
2nd and 11 at SF 22 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short right to M.Crabtree to SF 25 for 3 yards (B.Scott).
designed rollout right... Alex wanted Walker far left side on a screen, but Walker didn't make himself a target quickly enough and was well covered by WOLB anyway.. so Alex looks back right and quickly fires pass with Gore losing the battle vs SOLB rushing in..
3rd and 8 at SF 25 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete deep left to M.Crabtree. PENALTY on SF-A.Davis, Unnecessary Roughness, 12 yards, enforced at SF 25.
pass pro was good on 5mR, Alex steps in and throws deep sideline.. just overshot him by two feet.
4th and 20 at SF 13 A.Lee punts 34 yards to SF 47, Center-B.Jennings, out of bounds.
1st and 10 at SF 47 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short middle to J.Kerley to SF 43 for 4 yards (P.Willis).
Nickel.. 4mR.. Brooks crashes in sharply as Ray stunts out and gets a couple yds free to QB, but the ball is out quickly... catch made for 9 yds but Whitner smacked the WR hard and he ends up loses half the distance once tackled by Willis.
2nd and 6 at SF 43 M.Sanchez pass incomplete short middle to S.Holmes.
3-4.. 4mR w/ Willis blitz inside and OLBs drop in coverage.. Willis picked up by RB.. no real pressure.. throw nearly gets caught by WR but Goldson times a big hit well and the ball hangs in the air and almost picked off by Whitner. Would have been awesome if Whitner volley-tips it up instead of trying for the diving catch.. one of our guys would have then INT'd it for sure, but oh wellz.
3rd and 6 at SF 43 PENALTY on SF-Ald.Smith,
Unnecessary Roughness, 15 yards
, enforced at SF 43.
Nickel.. 4mR.. gradual pocket collapse, but no real pressure.. dropped pass 2 yds shy of marker.. not a great angle, but Bowman may have stopped him short had he caught it. Didn't matter much.. Aldon flagged.
1st and 10 at SF 28 B.Powell left guard to SF 25 for 3 yards (N.Bowman; P.Willis).
Nickel.. was looking like this draw was gonna hurt.. but Bowman shed the C block quickly to make stop and Willis shed the TE block quickly 2.5 yds deeper. Our ILBs are awesome at shedding blocks!
2nd and 7 at SF 25 M. Sanchez Pass Incomplete To Jeremy Kerley
Nickel.. 7mR.. pressure closing gradually.. Rogers coming free and hard from slot rush.. Justin was watching and anticipating the throw, so got his paw up to tip the pass
3rd and 7 at SF 25 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez
at SF 25 for 0 yards.
FUMBLES, RECOVERED by SF
at SF 26.
Nickel.. 4mR.. not much pressure, QB has time but time runs out as Brooks leaps to get QB from behind.. misses but sure scares him as then Aldon finishes him off from behind and punches ball loose.
1st and 10 at SF 26 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short left to V.Davis pushed ob at SF 49 for 23 yards (L.Landry).
pass pro was exceptional... very good pass to VD who got separation vs S over the middle.. nice hands catch
1st and 10 at SF 49 A.Smith pass short middle to Crabtree for 6 yds to the NYJ 45. Penalty for hands to face on NYJ Cromartie accepted.
No play
quick throw on 4mR.. blocks were fine... dart to Crabtree on slant.
1st and 10 at NYJ 46 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short left to F.Gore to NYJ 38 for 8 yards (E.Lankster; M.Wilkerson).
3mR.. pass pro was good for 3 seconds, but Alex didn't like options, and scrambled when he saw Goodwin gradually struggling vs NT and Staley struggling with RE... Alex rolls left and flips an improv out to Gore.
2nd and 2 at NYJ 38 (No Huddle, Shotgun) A.Smith pass short left to V.Davis pushed ob at NYJ 33 for 5 yards (E.Lankster).
nice quick out to VD to beat the free OLB incoming rush
1st and 10 at NYJ 33 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short right to M.Crabtree to NYJ 21 for 12 yards (D.Davis).
3mR... no pressure and Alex hits the open Crabtree on a slant to get in much better FG range
Timeout #2 by SF at 00:23.
1st and 10 at NYJ 21 (Shotgun) A.Smith left end to NYJ 18 for 3 yards (A.Maybin).
designed QB run far left... Staley pulls wide and dives for outside Db who also dove underneath but came up empty... Nice deep cut block Gore on SS..
Good initial blocking by VD vs ROLB, but he can't sustain it and the ROLB trips Alex up...
Timeout #3 by SF at 00:03.
Ultra-conservative coaching here to allow clock to run down... but I get it.
2nd and 7 at NYJ 18 D.Akers 36 yard
field goal is GOOD
, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee.
End of 2nd Quarter
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1st and 10 at NYJ 21 S.Greene left guard to NYJ 23 for 2 yards (P.Willis; N.Bowman).
3-4.. RJF penetrates over C left shoulder and just misses RB in backfield, but Willis evades RG block to make sure tackle as Aldon and Bowman converge
2nd and 8 at NYJ 23 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short left to J.Cumberland to NYJ 32 for 9 yards (D.Whitner; P.Willis).
Nickel.. 5mR including Bowman up gut.. pocket closes in but a quick throw to TE on out.. Whitner can't get a firm grip so TE gets 5 more till Willis comes over to get him.
1st and 10 at NYJ 32 Sanchez pass deep left to Schillinz to NYJ 46 for 14 yds (Brown)
3-4.. Brooks gets wide edge rush to pressure QB.. clean pocket till just after the throw, as RJF does come diving up the gut a lil late.. tightly trailing Brown on coverage
1st and 10 at NYJ 46 short pass right
3-4.. designed RB screen.. Ray gets quick and deep penetration upfield around outside shoulder of RT and tips the pass and Willis makes a nice and focused INT.
1st and 10 at NYJ 41 K.Hunter left tackle to NYJ 29 for 12 yards (L.Landry).
Staley does just enough to keep RE at bay, and Hunter helps with his run as well... Iupati walled off the NT.. Goodwin pulls and gets an ILB... Boone keeps his LDT busy enough.. Miller smacks the other ILB enough and Hunter squirms through the crease... Crabs blocked his CB as long as can be expected.. Rio wasn't perfect with his WR block late in the run, but not bad overall.
1st and 10 at NYJ 29 F.Gore right guard to NYJ 25 for 4 yards (S.Pouha).
Boone gets 2nd level ILB block, but just not any push from Goodwin on C or AD on LE.. Miller gets to other ILB lead block, but there's just congestion from all up the run gap
2nd and 6 at NYJ 25 F.Gore left end to NYJ 22 for 3 yards (M.Devito).
Gore follows Miller's lead far left, but the NYJ do a great job stringing out the play...
Most of the fail is from Staley getting out-muscled and angled by the ROLB
... Miller got deep and popped a LB but the S was still free and waiting
3rd and 3 at NYJ 22 A.Smith pass incomplete short right to D.Walker.
blocks were fine for this quick out first read to Walker... pass was high and hard (needed to be hard), and Walker was slow to locate and get hands up (ball was where Walker didn't even have to jump).. it goes through his hands and bounces off his helmet.. so then he turns to try and catch it again, but slips down and fails.. by this time, the S worked his way over.
Had Walker caught it right away, it's first down.
4th and 3 at NYJ 22 D.Akers 40 yard
field goal is No Good
, Wide Right, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee.
1st and 10 at NYJ 30 S.Greene right tackle to NYJ 33 for 3 yards (A.Brooks; P.Willis).
3-4.. the C initially beats RJF and gets an angle block before RJF recovered well.. Ray shoved the RT back a yard.. Justin crashes hard left to nearly bring down the RB, but his actions did slow down RB momentum.. Brooks sheds a TE block to wrap up the RB
2nd and 7 at NYJ 33 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass incomplete deep middle to J.Cumberland (N.Bowman).
3-4.. Justin working his way through LT, and Ray got washed beyond QB as he tried an outside rush.. not much pressure.. ball drills right into Bowman's chest/hands as he has excellent positioning in front and step for step with TE. How Bowman couldn't hang on is beyond me, really... but great coverage.
3rd and 7 at NYJ 33 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass incomplete deep right to S.Holmes.
Nickel.. 4mR.. plenty of time here for QB but a dreadful throw to an open WR on deep out.
4th and 7 at NYJ 33
1st and 10 at SF 40 A.Smith pass incomplete short right to D.Walker.
The LE was beating AD and got a hand up in Alex's face but he got the pass off... deep sideline throw to Walker.. nice catch, but he came down just barely out of bounds.
2nd and 10 at SF 40 A.Smith pass short right to D.Walker to SF 46 for 6 yards (K.Wilson; D.Harris).
quick slant to Walker actually CAUGHT! blocks were fine
3rd and 4 at SF 46 (Shotgun) K.Hunter right tackle to NYJ 46 for 8 yards (L.Landry).
Just one shove on LE by AD created enough space to allow for one side of the RB lane... on the other lane said, Boone and Goodwin handled the LDT before Boone moved 2nd level for ILB block.. Rio did enough on CB outside, but the S was free to fly in for a hard hit.
1st and 10 at NYJ 46
Gore's eyes were downfield and he fumbles handoff, but recovers.. loss of 2
2nd and 12 at NYJ 48 Gore run strongside..
Boone pulls and squashes SOLB... AD pulls 2nd level, but no on to block.. Walker gets 2nd level ILB block.. the
LE penetrates inside on VD and tackles Gore
as Gore gets clogged in by Boone's pull block. Miller also gets clogged up by Boone vs SOLB
3rd and 13 at NYJ 49 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete deep right to M.Manningham.
5mR... pretty good pass pro... Walker and Hunter block and release... deep sideline throw to Rio. Rio gets a hand on it, and really should have focused more on reeling it in instead of worrying about the CB battle... there was also some wasted motion in Rio's route, as he tried what essentially was a triple-move vs the CB.. he fakes like he is puttimg on the brakes.. then bursts.. then brakes again before final burst.. very odd. Then he reaches a hand out for the ball instead of going up with both hands for it. Not a run and effort I expect from a pro WR.
4th and 13 at NYJ 49
1st and 10 at NYJ 2 B.Powell left guard to NYJ 4 for 2 yards (J.Smith; N.Bowman).
3-4.. Bowman quick to fill the run gap.. Justin, RJF and Aldon just so stout.. they lose no ground.
2nd and 8 at NYJ 4 M.Sanchez pass incomplete short middle to B.Powell.
3-4.. 4mR.. Aldon slips inside of TE and easily beats FB on way back outside... nearly has a sack.. hits QB as he released and the ball died before reaching outlet valve over middle
3rd and 8 at NYJ 4 Sanchez pas incomplete short right to Powell
Nickel.. 4mR.. Brooks shoved the RT back violently and the RG came over to help.. Ray cam around on inside stunt and just missed QB but scared him good.. didn't have much to step into thanks to Alson and Justin... pass was overthrown and ugly
4th and 8 at NYJ 4
1st and 10 at NYJ 48 A.Smith pass short right to M.Manningham to NYJ 36 for 12 yards (D.Harris).
quick WR screen to Rio... VD clears out a S deeper downfield...
Walker dives at the waist of ILB and distracts him a bit, but ultimately that ILB makes the stop from that poor block attempt.
1st and 10 at NYJ 36 A.Smith pass deep left to D.Walker to NYJ 11 for 25 yards (A.Cromartie).
excellent pass pro on a 4mR.. Gore misses cut block then release on RE, but fortunately, Boone pulled weakside to block him. VD stays in and keeps LE away from Alex... nice deeper throw to fit it in good space between underneath and over the top DBs, Alex.
1st and 10 at NYJ 11 B.Miller left guard to NYJ 6 for 5 yards (B.Scott).
good job by Staley to crash in and help Iupati clear out the RE and open the hole.. good job Kyle W to seal the other side with CB block.
2nd and 5 at NYJ 6 Gore left guard to NYJ 2 for 4 yards ( )
nice block on RE from Walker... Boone pulls left and swallows up an ILB.. adequate job keeping NT away by Goodwin.. Gore started getting clogged behind Staley/Iupati as the S and RE converge.
3rd and 1 at NYJ 2 F.Gore left guard to NYJ 2 for no gain (M.Wilkerson; K.Ellis).
cluster of bodies... considering the extra beef we subbed in and ran behind (Tuku/big LD), we got no push off the LOS for Frank here.. ILB blitzed in and stopped FB Tuku in his tracks and Staley went nowhere.. Boone pulled left and did not win his block vs LDT either
4th and 1 at NYJ 2 F. Gore 2 yard run, TOUCHDOWN 16 0
This was a much better effort.. big LD slipped 2nd level for LB block and Boone pulls again and gets his body in there for Frank to follow behind. Important block for Walker on RE, and Tuku makes sure outside DB can't get to Frank too...
D.Akers extra point is GOOD, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee. 17 0
D.Akers kicks 73 yards from SF 35 to NYJ -8. J.McKnight pushed ob at NYJ 36 for 44 yards (P.Cox).
1st and 10 at NYJ 36 S.Greene right guard to NYJ 39 for 3 yards (N.Bowman; R.McDonald).
3-4.. the C did a good job angling RJF out (RJF took himself out of the hole a bit in attacking the C right shoulder).. the RT angled Justin out.. Bowman filled the hole well as Ray spun and disengaged from the RT to help tackle from behind RB.
2nd and 7 at NYJ 39 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short left to S.Holmes to NYJ 47 for 8 yards (C.Rogers; N.Bowman).
Nickel.. 4mR.. Aldon leaps and came close to a bat down or INT on this quick WR screen... another WR blocked Brown well, but Rogers evaded the LT block to make the stop
1st and 10 at NYJ 47 M.Sanchez pass incomplete deep middle to S.Holmes (D.Goldson).
3-4.. late pressure.. QB rolls far right and throws as RJF came all the way over to add that late pressure.. FANTASTIC job by Goldson to stay disciplined and track the deep ball.. he leaps and knocks away a sure would-be TD as he trailed Holmes over the middle.
2nd and 10 at NYJ 47 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short left to J.Cumberland to SF 47 for 6 yards (P.Willis).
Nickel.. 4mR.. quick surge from the rushers, but a quick out pass to TE here.. Willis angles wrong and missed initial tackle, so TE gets 5 more yds before Willis, Goldson, Aldon, and Whitner converge.
3rd and 4 at SF 47 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez sacked at SF 47 for 0 yards (R.McDonald). PENALTY on SF-C.Rogers,
Illegal Use of Hands
, 5 yards, enforced at SF 47 -
No Play
Nickel.. 4mR including Brooks standing up 2 tech.. Ray gets right in there through the A gap as Brooks crashes right and Justin stunts inside.. Ray makes quick sack on QB as Justin and Aldon close in.
*Poor call on Rogers that negates the sack play. WR was within the 5 yds and Rogers disrupted his route... didn't hold him.. didn't hands to face him.
1st and 10 at SF 42 (Shotgun) Direct snap to T.Tebow. T.Tebow left end to SF 44 for -2 yards (Ald.Smith).
3-4 while they are spread out.. QB option.. Tebow fakes handoff to RB, who gets popped by Justin quickly.. Aldon has no problem shedding a weak LT block and uses that wingspan to wrap Tebow around the waist and drop him.
End of 3rd Quarter
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2nd and 12 at SF 44 M.Sanchez pass short right to S.Holmes to SF 40 for 4 yards.
, touched at SF 40,
RECOVERED by SF
-C.Rogers at SF 49. C.Rogers for 51 yards,
. NYJ-S.Holmes was injured during the play. The Replay Assistant challenged the fumble ruling, and the play was Upheld. 23 0
3-4.. very impressive power on upfield rush from Ray vs RT.. didn't matter.. quick pass on a quick out to WR. Holmes makes the catch, but collapses instantly as the ball flips up.. gets scooped up by Rogers and he has a wall of Niners to usher him in.
D.Akers extra point is GOOD, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee. 24 0
D.Akers kicks 65 yards from SF 35 to end zone, Touchback.
1st and 10 at NYJ 20 M.Sanchez pass incomplete short middle to B.Powell.
Nickel.. 4mR.. Brooks shoves and gets inside his RT before the RG tries to help.. still nearly got QB.. Aldon beats the LT around the edge, and just does get a piece of QB's foot as he dives and stretches.. QB loses balance thanks to Aldon as he throws to RB dump-off but pass is low and behind RB with Bowman trailing close behind...
2nd and 10 at NYJ 20 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass short middle to J.Kerley to NYJ 28 for 8 yards (C.Rogers).
Nickel.. 4mR... quick pocket collapse from all over... Brooks got an arm around the QB but slipped free.. pass thrown hard and low but caught on tight Rogers coverage.
3rd and 2 at NYJ 28 M.Sanchez pass short right to J.Cumberland to NYJ 25 for -3 yards (D.Goldson; D.Whitner).
Nickel.. 4mR Aldon drops back as overload blitz strongside.. quick pass to TE quick out, Whitner hits him and drags him down for the loss of yds
4th and 5 at NYJ 25
1st and 10 at SF 32 K.Hunter left end pushed ob at SF 45 for 13 yards (A.Cromartie).
effective outside block on incoming S for Walker... much needed cut block from Miller on WOLB... good job Iupati walling off the RE.. good 2nd level LB block Staley... even good outside deep CB blocking from Moss.. ILB had a chance as he sliced in but he dove and couldn't trip Hunter up.
1st and 10 at SF 45 F.Gore right tackle to SF 47 for 2 yards (D.Harris; C.Pace).
Boone eliminated the NT... AD either slipped or dove towards LB but basically just fell on his face here... Iupati pulls far right and takes out an outside S.. Goodwin neutralizes RE... Miller, VD, and Walker all try to open the hole, but still lots of LB congestion as the D expects this run.
Figure AD falling down or diving hurt the most
2nd and 8 at SF 47 F.Gore left guard to NYJ 42 for 11 yards (Y.Bell).
good block Walker on RE... lol Iupati and Staley quickly drive the RDT way back and take an ILB with them! awesome!... Goodwin struggles with NT but does just enough... AD walls off LE.. Boone nicely pulls inside to lead the way, but there was really no one there to block.. would have been a HUGE gain had Boone just elected to go further upfield for the deep S..
1st and 10 at NYJ 42 F.Gore right tackle to NYJ 40 for 2 yards (K.Ellis; C.Pace).
fake reverse to Rio... VD 2nd level ILB block.. Iupati pulls and blocks other ILB as Miller blocks SOLB.. AD didn't get much push on the LE, not much for Boone either... just too much congestion from a D that knows it's coming
2nd and 8 at NYJ 40 (Shotgun) T.Ginn left end pushed ob at NYJ 33 for 7 yards (A.Cromartie). End around.
handoff to Ginn on reverse.. not a great cut block from Hunter on WOLB, but it does the job... Staley sealed off RE.. Iupati shot out for the WILB, but the ILB showed great awareness and hustle to run sideline before Iupati had a chance... Walker missed lazy cut block on S.. Rio did a fair job on outside CB
3rd and 1 at NYJ 33 F.Gore right tackle to NYJ 31 for 2 yards (D.Harris).
big fatties come in now... lots of congestion, but I have to say the biggest issue here was not much push and
Boone had to squeeze through and couldn't get 2nd level in time for the tackling ILB.
1st and 10 at NYJ 31 K.Hunter left end to NYJ 22 for 9 yards (D.Harris).
Timeout #1 by SF at 08:36.
toss play weakside.. Staley pulls wide and flattens a S... Walker slipped off his block of WOLB, but Hunter's cut back made that harmless.. very nice stretching out tackle by ILB...
2nd and 1 at NYJ 22 A.Smith pass incomplete deep right to M.Crabtree (A.Cromartie).
6mR.. pass pro held up okay for this quick throw... Crabtree on a wheel route
I have NO idea why Crabtree didn't attack this football. It was well placed and Crabs had much better positioning to get that one
3rd and 1 at NYJ 22 A.Smith pass incomplete short right to M.Crabtree (A.Cromartie).
very quick slant route to Crabtree... ball was there, but Cromartie's right hand/arm comes down on Crabtree's right arm with perfect timing to help dislodge the catch. Alex is pissed.
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D.Akers kicks 65 yards from SF 35 to end zone, Touchback.
1st and 10 at NYJ 20 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez sacked at NYJ 14 for -6 yards (Ald.Smith). PENALTY on SF-T.Brown, Defensive Holding, 5 yards, enforced at NYJ 20 -
No Play.
Nickel.. 4mR.. Aldon quickly beats LT inside, dives, and wraps QB up at the legs..
1st and 10 at NYJ 25 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass incomplete short right to P.Turner.
Nickel.. 4mR.. Aldon drops in shallow coverage as Willis blitzes in and pressures QB.. WR makes no attempt to catch the short drag pass as he turns and buckles under the presence and hard hit given by Bowman..
2nd and 10 at NYJ 25 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass incomplete short right to P.Turner.
Nickel.. 5mR.. pocket closing quickly from all around.. the throw to a deep curl WR was inaccurate.. good coverage there by Willis.. pass may have been picked had it been accurate.
3rd and 10 at NYJ 25 Mark Sanchez Pass Incomplete To Patrick Turner
Nickel.. 5mR.. delay stunt inside by Willis.. Justin shoves back and beats the LG inside as C tries to help late.. Justin almost gets his hands on QB and scares him into a poor, skipped pass in the dirt
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, Center-T.Purdum, ball out of bounds at NYJ 4.
1st and 4 at NYJ 4 K.Hunter left tackle to NYJ 2 for 2 yards (D.Harris).
Iupati pulls to get the WOLB...
Staley gets no push vs RE
... Miller gets good shot to stone the incoming S... Goodwin stalemated with NT for extra cloggage.. Boone gets 2nd level ILB..
no one could account for the other ILB in the hole
2nd and 2 at NYJ 2 K.Hunter left guard to NYJ 2 for no gain.
(Celek in at TE for VD)..
The RE crashed in to clog before Staley could get him.. this caused the Boone pull block to fail and cause extra cloggage for Hunter
.. Miller did his job blocking an extra heavy..
3rd and 2 at NYJ 2 A.Smith pass incomplete short right. PENALTY on NYJ-B.Scott,
Defensive Holding
, 1 yard, enforced at NYJ 2 -
No Play
PA fake, but Tuku was grabbed... still almost spun to make the TD catch... too bad he couldn't.. but the flag was obvious.. and the pass was sure to be an easy wide-open TD as long as Tuku didn't somehow drop it.
1st and 1 at NYJ 1 K.Hunter left guard for 1 yard,
. 33 0
good job by big LD to lift and move the perimeter DL to open hole... good pull block by Boone for Hunter to follow behind.. Walker should have taken a LB instead of helping LD with the DL, but no harm no foul... Staley also did a good job on the DL next to LD..
D.Akers extra point is GOOD, Center-B.Jennings, Holder-A.Lee. 34 0
D.Akers kicks 65 yards from SF 35 to end zone, Touchback.
1st and 10 at NYJ 20 (Shotgun) B.Powell up the middle to NYJ 23 for 3 yards (T.Gooden).
Nickel.. Ian W in at DT.. LG and LT double him and drive him back a few yds... Tuku at other DT spot did a better job holding the POA vs the C and RG before RG tried to get 2nd level... Bakhtiari was stout vs the RT and did his job.. RG did enough to keep Grant at bay, but Gooden was free and came in for the stop.
2nd and 7 at NYJ 23 (Shotgun) M.Sanchez pass incomplete short right to P.Turner.
Nickel.. 4mR... gradual pocket collapse, nothing more.. Culliver disrupts the slant route to WR well.. play had a chance if the ball was thrown well, but it sailed over everyone. Embarrassing game for Sanchez.
3rd and 7 at NYJ 23 Jeff Cumberland 5 Yard Pass From Mark Sanchez
Nickel.. 5mR.. as both ILBs blitz and Bakhtiari backs out in zone.. Grant shoved the blocking RB well and got close to QB.. TE was open on a quick curl, but Spillman closed in quickly and made sure tackle.
4th and 2 at NYJ 28
Anthony Dixon Fumble Recovery
1st and 10 at NYJ 49 A.Dixon right tackle to NYJ 42 for 7 yards (Y.Bell).
Boone at LT.. no problem angling the RE away.. same for Iupati vs RDT.. Goodwin and big LD double and drive the NT back a few yds... nice job AD angling the LE away... FB Tuku pops an ILB as Kilgore also blocks other ILB..
2nd and 3 at NYJ 42 A.Dixon left guard to NYJ 39 for 3 yards (D.Harris).
Boone lifts and angles RE away from hole... IUpati flattens the WOLB... nice lead block Tuku on ILB...
Goodwin goes low but fails to block the other tackling ILB..
1st and 10 at NYJ 39 A.Dixon right guard to NYJ 36 for 3 yards (L.Landry).
nice job big LD to plow through LDT to 2nd level.. Kilgore at C struggles to move RDT but keeps him busy.. hard to assess blame.. either AD or Tuku, and I'm thinking Tuku bulled forward instead of blocking the S. The entirely loaded box simply caused confusion on who to block first.
2nd and 7 at NYJ 36 A.Dixon left end to NYJ 33 for 3 yards (D.Harris).
good job Boone pulling to drive out the ROLB... good lead block on incoming ILB by Tuku... the RE got inside penetration on Iupati, but Dixon was able to break the weak tackle... Dixon lost footing in traffic
3rd and 4 at NYJ 33 C.Kaepernick right end to NYJ 3 for 30 yards.
PA fake handoff QB rollout.. it sucks the entire defensive front... that's NINE defenders out of the play... lots of green... Kyle W and Ginn blocked the outside DBs well... classy move by Ck7 to slide instead of run up the score!
1st and 3 at NYJ 3 C.Kaepernick
to NYJ 5 for -2 yards.
2nd and 5 at NYJ 5 C.Kaepernick
to NYJ 7 for -2 yards.
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what's your impression of the oline so far this year, specifically the right side?
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what's your impression of the oline so far this year, specifically the right side?
Really pleased. Can get better.. but we are a better OL than last year, and that was the one area that concerned me most back in August.
Our guys HAVE to get better when Zone Blocking though. Too often, the interior will "get lost" while focusing +/or committing to assist the left or right fellow OL and leave their gap assignment open to a rusher. That has to improve. Must learn to protect your gap above all... and only when certain, assist someone else next to you.
I'd also like to see better sustained blocks. Too much of not playing through the whistle.
Also have to help Staley when he's matched against the better rushers. Chip Blocks.. some block-n-releases... whatever it takes. He's solid, but shouldn't be left on an island all day.
The quick passes are making these guys look good... and they are good... but when Alex doesn't like his first read? There doesn't often seem to be a lot of time to stay in the pocket and read on. That's troubling at times... but again... they are better than they were.. and seemingly good enough.
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Body found near Daniel Island Marina identified
Thursday at 11:15 the Berkeley County Coroner was notified that a body was found floating in the Cooper River across from the old naval base.
Late Thursday the coroner identified the body as 38-year-old James Brown of Wando.
Brown was last seen leaving the scene of an accident on the Don Holt Bridge November 24.
An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death.


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Religions need books because they don't have gods.
I have to ask, "did you go door to door with the JW mindset?" and if so, "how does that make you feel now?" I would have had a hard time doing that even if I believed.
2nd Corinthians 6:14 Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?2nd Corinthians 6:15 And what concord hath Christ with Belial? or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel?2nd Corinthians 6:16 And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.2nd Corinthians 6:17 Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate , saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you,The early Christians, like fundamentalists everywhere, were masters of mind control.
The early Christians, like fundamentalists everywhere, were masters of mind control.
Seriously though... What would happen if the Great Green Arkleseizure didn't fram up the rammastam before the hermite curve achieved maximum nurdfurdle velocity? Now THAT would be something. AmIrite?


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Is there a list, or better still a video list of all possible BJJ sweeps?
Is there a list, or better still a video list of all possible BJJ sweeps?
It's impossible to list all sweeps, there are an infinite amount.
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/
Ok, fair answer. Is there a list of the most popular sweeps anywhere?
Which is the best instructional covering sweeps?
Where do you train? You're better off getting a proper instructor to show you them in person.
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/
sweeping someone all depends on what Guard you are using if your looking for basic sweeps this instuctional is kool
BJJ Sweeps by Flavio Almeida
"He who goes to bed with itchy bum, wake up with stinky finger."
Surely Sooty knows Sweep?
Sooty, if you read this, I love you. Come on home?
Whoever made that sweep account has WAAAYYY too much time on their hands. It wasn't funny either.


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Carolina Alumni Association host to annual baseball and softball preview Jan. 29
The Carolina Alumni Association will hold its annual baseball and softball preview from 6 – 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29, at the University of South Carolina field house on Whaley Street.
The event is free and only open to members of the Carolina Alumni Association, Gamecock Club and Dugout Club. Members must show their cards at the door, and spouses and children also will be admitted.
At the preview, Carolina fans can meet Cocky and baseball players, get autographs and hear coaches Ray Tanner and Joyce Compton discuss their respective teams' upcoming seasons. Traditional ballpark food will be available, and fans will have the chance to win balls autographed by Tanner and Compton. Activities for children will include base running, batting practice and pitch-speed testing.
For more information, call Brad Muller, Carolina Alumni Association, 803-777-4111.