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It all start with a gorgeous black polish from Essence-21 Fabuless- this is definitely the most gorgeous black polish! Don't you agree?
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Empire of the Sun
If the Murdoch tabloid dies, I reserve the right not to mourn.
By Steven Baxter Published 12 February 2012 9:29The arrest yesterday of Sun journalists over suspected payments to police and public officials doesn't mean anything, least of all the closure of the Sun. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty, and have committed no crime, so we ought to be fair to them.
True, the Sun hasn't been spectacularly fair in the past to people such as Barry George, Robert Murat or Christopher Jefferies, who were all wrongly linked to serious crimes they hadn't committed. They weren't very fair either to brothers Mohammed Abul Kahar and Abul Koyair when the pair were arrested (and later released without charge) over a chemical bomb plot which the Sun reported as "imminent" according to its sources. But that doesn't mean that the employees of the Sun shouldn't be subjected to the fairness that their newspaper hasn't always shown in the past.
Is the Sun in serious danger of going the same way as the News of the World? It's too early to say, of course, but it's always fun to speculate, so let's imagine a world in which the Sun is doomed. If the Sun did set (yes, I went there) on Britain's most popular paper, it could be seen as a disaster, as was the Screws' closure some months ago. We could sit around mourning the loss of popular tabloid journalism, fearing that the futurewithout a pair of tits on page 3 and Hagar The Horrible might be something slightly more monochrome, less fun, more dull. That's a concern, I suppose, though I don't think those talented journos who work for the Sun will fade into obscurity, and if there really is a market for this kind of thing -and there appears to be, given its massive popularity - then people will be willing to stump up for it.
But look at how things have stayed exactly the same since the NOTW collapsed under the weight of its own wrongdoing. It's not as if there's
something missing that we couldn't find anywhere else. Perhaps a couple of celebrities have got away with a bit of shagging in a Travelodge that they might have had exposed beforehand; perhaps some other issue of more vital public interest has not come to light, which would have been exposed thanks to the dogged determination of the Screws' investigative reporters. We'll never really know for sure.
It's easy to depict a world in which the mung-bean-weaving flip-flopping Guardianista buzzkills have brought about the closure of a much-loved titan of journalism which in a way has weakened our ability to hold democracy to account with a free press. Inviting narrative though that might be for some people, that's not really the case. If the Screws hadn't done things that were unethical and wrong, they wouldn't have offended their core readership and toxified their brand, and they'd still be around: that's the top and bottom of it, and let's not pretend otherwise.
It's easy, too, to think that this is in some way a revenge by politicians against journalists, that those lily-livered liberals who rejoice over the demise of their tabloid tormentors are playing into the hands of the authorities, who have arrested more journalists this year than Robert Mugabe and who are clamping down on dissent. Also inviting, but also wrong - and besides, the Sun for example is such a roll-over-and-tickle-my-tummy faithfulsupporter of this government and its projects that it's hardly providing a huge challenge to the powers that be.
A more likely scenario, perhaps, is that an ageing Rupert Murdoch, who has plenty of other projects to keep him and his empire busy that don't involve seeing his employees ending up in police stations, might think that enough is enough, and try to sell the profitable but toxic Sun on to some other buyer. Why bother with these constant problems? It was the most humbling day of his life to date to appear before the DCMS committee, but perhaps there are more humbling days to come.
In the meantime, there isn't any glee to be had at the potential redundancy of journalists, though that doesn't mean the world would automatically be a better place with the Sun in it, nor that people don't have every right to recall the unethical and unfair behaviour of that newspaper, among others out there. As a (largely) redundant former journalist myself, I know what it's like to find a job in the media nowadays: not a whole heap of fun. If you don't mind, though, I think I may reserve the right to not mourn the demise of the Sun, if it did happen - though I don't think it will.
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"And yes Spud - you are being over-the-top and hysterical in your posts."
check what hysterical means-then give me a for instance...I was mellow as fuck when I composed them gerry.
Quite a lot of hot words over a publication. Doesn't matter to me whether they close it or not, I'm not a Sun look at the pictures man (nearly said reader there). The most valid point is the possible loss of the non-journalistic jobs in distribution and so I hope he keeps it open!
ps I'm getting worried, I agreed with a couple of things Spud said!
Organs like The Sun parisitise a society's free press and pevert Public Interest into interested public.
In the UK the parasite was allowed to grow unchecked.
If The Sun was shutdown tomorrow it would be the biggest boost to the freedom of the press in living memory.
Good to see the progs at their magnanimous best today. "It has for decades consistently sought to undermine the interests of ordinary working people in the interests of the global plutocracy." You should repeat that in the bathroom mirror so you can see how ridiculous you look.
"Can you imagine basildon white van man reading the Mirror and becoming a lefty?"
Or, in an even more ridiculous scenario, the Dependent or the Groaner?
I don't really care if the Sun goes down because its two million+ readership aren't going to buy another newspaper ever again. The only thing that will happen is that the British newspaper industry's slow death will accelerate. In 10-15 years the only thing left will be a 40 page thick Guardian being propped up by a trust fund with a readership of 500 civil servants and think tank members seeking to confirm their own biases.
Oh, and British progs will have to find something else to blame for the electorate continually rejecting their moronic policies.
Spud - you are being hysterical in your defence of the scum, sorry, the Sun..
It is really funny to see Trevor Kavanagh et al bleat about how they are being treated by the police, "as if they are a criminal gang"..
Memo to the Sun, and to Spud...umm. News Intl are a criminal gang, getting away with crime after crime and only now on the defensive after their hacking of Milly Dowler's phone was exposed for all to see...
So rejoice in the (hopefully swift) demise of the Sun and all it stands for...and next on the list (in my perfect world) would be the Daily Sieg Heil...you go Hugh, and give them hell..
"So rejoice in the (hopefully swift) demise of the Sun and all it stands for...and next on the list (in my perfect world) would be the Daily Sieg Heil...you go Hugh, and give them hell.."
So you're another who only wants a press that's in tune with his politics...and you think this is a good idea? Have you really thought through the consequences?
And I'm the hysterical one?
"and btw...'yawn' doesn't work for some people... just kinda says "erm..OK but I haven't got an answer...I'd love to disagree and be condescending but I can't find a reason, and if I could I probably couldn't express it anyway"."
Jesus Christ, climb out of your own ass for a moment.
Can you imagine basildon white van man reading the Mirror and becoming a lefty?
The influence of the Sun is too oft overplayed.
'And I'm the hysterical one?'
!!!?YAWN¿!!!!!...look at me Mitch...look how ferociously I'm yawning Mitch...look how bored I am...I'm just way too bored to come up with an answer Mitch...honest Mitch, it's not that I couldn't, if I wanted... I'm just so fuckin ?YAWN¿ bored with you.
The Sun's journos were always quick to stigmatise ''scroungers'' who didn't do enough to get a job. No tears from me for them - if they can't get openings in the other gutter-press, let them clean toilets, jockey Tesco tills or wipe the bottoms of the elderly in care homes. They wouldn't want to be scroungers themselves and there's loads of jobs that we as English people have the absolute right to and we jolly well would love to do for the minimum wage (which is way too much remuneration and a socialistic imposition).
again...am I your muse? Can you write anything of your own volition which isn't a response to me? Do you love me, or something?
Steven - I will also not mourn this horrific paper and its vile so-called journalists...the Murdoch press was/is built on industrial-scale endemic criminality, as we can all see by now, a true Mafia organisation in structure, culture and deed.
It must be destroyed before its cancer corrupts the news media even more than it has already, and I include the vile and hateful Fox News in my sights too...
We have the best chance ever to finally vanquish this evil hate-merchant and his criminal media organisations...lets do all we can in word and in deed to help the Sun's demise and that of the rest of his evil empire...and that dreadful press release by the NUJ, defending the "rights" of the Sun's journalists - even in the face of the Sun's decades-old bullying, intimidation, harassment, hate-mongering, corruption of the police and public services, use of criminals as news gatherers, phone hacking, email hacking - tells us all we need to know about that craven and disgusting union!
"...and you're an elitist liberal tyrant."
Wake up call (or yawn). I am yawning at your ranting idiocy. Stop smoking skunk mate, it isn't helping. Yow look like something out of an episode on an American soap 'look at me...I'm just so yawning'. I can almost see you making little quotation marks with your fingers.
I, on the other hand, mourn the loss of any publication...and I mean 'any'. Ultimately, society gets the media it deserves. If its citizens are prurient, politically-apathetic sheep then the press would be silly not to cater to them. If they're offended by the output of a particular organ then they should avoid it.
In the Sun's 'defence', we couldn't really accuse it of the kind of self-censorship some of the liberal media employ to serve a censorious 'progressive' agenda which holds giving offence as a potential crime, and giving offence to any minority group as a cardinal sin. Obviously, it's cravenly partisan but in its own way, it's done more for free-speech that the likes of the Guardian or NS.
"We have the best chance ever to finally vanquish this evil hate-merchant and his criminal media organisations."
Oh yep-here it is: liberal tolerance and openness in a nut shell: 'Censor it', 'Delete it', 'Shut it down!'. The thing is, I can even sympathise with the motive but the myopic stupidity evident in the idea that the best way to counter ideas you don't like is to ban them is staggering. If you don't like an idea, then you fight it with a better one; if you ban it, you only restrict your own freedom to express yourself.
Like it or not, even doddery old crypto-fascist rapacious billionaires have opinions they wish to express. Who are we to say they can't? And who are we to despair that millions seem to share their views? The Left-wing political and media bubble abandoned the working class in this country two decades ago. Now they seem shocked to find that it didn't keep in step with its own March towards the elitist 'liberal uplands'...well tough shit. Can they really be surprised that careerist Oxbridge clones peddling ideology-free relativist claptrap didn't exactly tickle the working classes' fancy; especially as so much of the political rhetoric demonised them?
"Stop smoking skunk mate, it isn't helping."...that's weird Mitch. I had decided to give up...down to my last quarter...I wish you hadn't said that.
"I am yawning at your ranting idiocy"
Oh no. "Ranting": I accept...I was born a ranter. "Idiocy" is what you're meant to demonstrate, only you've given that up and rely on attempts at slick little put-downs which simply don't work outside of your head.
"I can almost see you making little quotation marks with your fingers."
I work with my hands mitch, my hands don't do irony...imagine instead the middle finger of my right hand stiff and skyward.
Spud - you make some fair points, but I dont have a "binary" opposition viewpoint..I think the national media, on the whole, is also very corrupt and has used criminal tactics and practices in doing their "news"...the Sun is one of the worst cases, which should hopefully mean their closure, but others too have criminal skeletons in their closets...
The people who work for the Sun are not blameless, as you imply...they help to put out a daily product which is - largely - the product of nakedly and endemically criminal activity.
Dont see News intl as a "normal" company, Spud..it is not!
As Tom Watson rightly said, it is more akin, in structure, culture and deed to a criminal/mafia organisation, which has inserted itself corruptly into the police, MoD, civil service - apparently, it has had hundreds of paid informers within the police and the civil service each getting £10,000 a year to provide private information to this "company"...this is a mafia exrecise, Spud, not the actions of a legitimate news organisation..so I hope they all get their P45s, delivery drivers and the rest.
These are moral principles, Spud...something the Sun, News Intl and others 100% reject, believing they have the right to do anything they want, legal or not, to do "news"..
I am always on the side of the weak against the powerful, which is why we should not mourn the demise of a powerful, hate-filled, criminal playground bully like News intnl.
It's definitely time for The Sun to go the way of NOTW, and for newpapers to face the same sort of regulation as broadcasters. 'State regulation' is a red herring in the debate, and statutory independent regulation is the answer.
That dwindling number of 'redundant' printers and allied craftspeople left in Murdoch's wake must now be savouring the slow deflation of the press baron's empire.
Revenge is like a dessert - best eaten cold.
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Spud - it was hysterical of you to accuse me and others of wanting to "censor the press"..I dont, I just want a criminal Mafia-style news organisation to be punished for its endemic criminality, and in the Sun's case, it should be closed down by Murdoch at once..Mohan and Kavanagh apparently still argue that they have done nothing wrong at all, and even now are attempting yet more bullying, intimidation and threats, this time of their erstwhile allies and protectors, the Met Police...
It was hysterical of you to use loaded language like "liberal censorship" and accuse me of "demonising the working class" who read that rag..I am working class myself, and loathe the way that many right wing columnists like Jon Gaunt and Nick Ferrari and Richard Littlejohn DO demonise the working class - in the very pages of the Sun, Mail, Express et al, with their daily tales of scroungers and chavs and lager louts and thugs and pramfaces...you should have noticed that it is the Sun and others who do - on a daily basis - what you accuse me of!
It is the Sun and Murdoch who are merciless and pitliess in kicking their enemies, as Gordon Brown or Robert Murat or Chris Jeffries can attest...as another poster said, a free press can only be improved BY the closure of such dishonest, hate-filled, and, most importantly, endemically criminal newspapers...
So yes Spud, think through your posts and dont be hysterical..my reasons for wanting the demise of the Sun and the rest are thought through, logical, and yes, moral..and this is the New Statesman, Spud..it is meant to be a forum for ethical, moral and progressive issues!
If it did go down the dinosaurs' road, how long do you suppose anybody would remember it for? It's the journalistic equivalent of lead in petrol. Once it's gone it'll barely be mentioned again, just like lead in petrol, which also caused brain damage in children.
"'State regulation' is a red herring in the debate, and statutory independent regulation is the answer."
...and of course the state would have no hand at all in appointing the 'independent' regulators? Don't be a muppet...you really think the 'state' isn't loving this shite: populist demands for more 'control' of the media...think about it. If they've broken the law, lock the fuckers up...fair enough. Don't wish a government regulated press on yourself just because your historical horizon can't rise above the last 18 months or so.
"That dwindling number of 'redundant' printers and allied craftspeople left in Murdoch's wake must now be savouring the slow deflation of the press baron's empire."
You ever been laid off? It doesn't work like that...grow up.
"Revenge is like a dessert - best eaten cold."
except in some cases...ie a hot dessert, which is probably about half of them...you like cold custard?
"If it did go down the dinosaurs' road, how long do you suppose anybody would remember it for? It's the journalistic equivalent of lead in petrol. Once it's gone it'll barely be mentioned again, just like lead in petrol, which also caused brain damage in children."
Yeah...in our happy clappy new non-offensive media paradigm, nobody would shed a tear for the Sun. Then again, I reckon all politicians would suddenly become squeaky clean, all 'celebs' paragons of morality, all Russian oligarchs magnanimous and philanthropic and all corporate bosses astute and deserving. Least ways, we'd never hear otherwise. Is that what you want? Are you really that bloody short sighted?
If the Sun does nothing else, it sticks the knife into any moralising hypocrite or crook who happens to be an enemy of Murdoch. If you don't think that's even handed, then that's because his mates should be targets for the rest of an unrestricted media. Shutting down newspapers is never good news. Lock the bastards up if they've got it coming, but don't stifle the press...and don't think twitter's the answer, either.
Free speech my arse: celebs, tits and sport more like.
Wasn't it the NYT that blew the lid off all this. We were being fed a rich diet of 'rogue reporters' and 'bad apples'. I don't think we have to worry about free speech, or people not being held to account.
The Sun is the green snot that shows our democracy has a bad cold but it is alive. The Sun is the only thing that puts the shits up the privilidged classes. Do we have morals from the likes of Hugh Grant, anyway?
"Free speech my arse: celebs, tits and sport more like."
Christ you're thick. If what people want to talk freely about is "celebs, tits and sport", then "celebs, tits and sport" is free speech. Why can't you get that? It might not be life-enhancing, it might not be morally uplifting, it might not fit in with bourgeois sensibilities...for want of a better phrase, but then again, what better phrase is there?...but if that's what it is then that's what it is...because it's like that (to paraphrase Run DMC...or Winston Churchill)
Surely the point is to create and educate a society so that "celebs, tits and sport" are regarded as cringe-worthy prurient bullshit; relegated to the middle-pages by 'weightier' matters?
I know, I've had nearly 30 years of living for the weekend mayhem...all the time reading aloof liberal shite-hawks telling me what and how I should behave and think; pontifications, elegantly and serenely arrived at over a bottle of Chianti on a keyboard from a terracotta patio in Tuscany. You reckon demise of the Sun will change a fuckin thing?...you reckon 'white van man' will suddenly come to his senses and say "actually, Dianne Abbott had a point...and that Laurie Penny is a bit of a visionary...and the fat bald geezer who writes for the NS is actually a witty and erudite...blah blah...aargghh!" Don't be a muppet Mitch. One way or another, if the Sun goes, we'll all be just a little less 'free'.
And can you even stand the thought of the triumphalism of those lame stand-ups that so thrill BBC producers with their self-deprecation and 'inclusiveness'? Fuck them...losing the Sun's the equivalent of the loss of Jerry Sadowitz and Bernard Manning to make way for that bunch of subsidised fuckwits...or the patronising outpourings of the nepotistic, talentless, clueless and chinless appointees of the Guardian etc.
"Think otherwise, Mitch, and you're an elitist liberal tyrant...And,btw, blame Mr D for anything you've found offensive above."
anyway...I'm off tomorrow, so I'm off for another Special Brew and a big fat spliff...hope you're reading this from your desk in a soulless call-centre at dinner time, thinking: "if only the Sun was gone, my life would be so much better".
"if only the Sun was gone, my life would be so much better".
Mr Hyperbole himself. I don't think life will be better if the Sun goes, I'm just not convinced it will be any worse - except that one more source of cheap fire-lighting paper will have gone, but there's always the local rag (NS paper is too shiny btw).
"...and you're an elitist liberal tyrant."
(NS paper is too shiny btw).
you actually subscribe? jesus wept Mitch.
and btw...'yawn' doesn't work for some people... just kinda says "erm..OK but I haven't got an answer...I'd love to disagree and be condescending but I can't find a reason, and if I could I probably couldn't express it anyway".
If all you have to say on the extinction of an organ of the press is: "I don't think life will be better if the Sun goes, I'm just not convinced it will be any worse.", then if you're either pathologically complacent or a fuckin idiot...not that these are mutually exclusive...(my 'or's' are inclusive unless otherwise stated.)
and 'Yawn!'...just can't work for anyone-explain the exclamation mark-it just speaks of your frustration.
It would be like mourning the loss of the Volkischer Beobachter. A vile,sub-fascist rag permeated with mendacity, false patriotism (how much tax does NI pay?) and bogus sentimentality. It has for decades consistently sought to undermine the interests of ordinary working people in the interests of the global plutocracy.
I look forward to wiping my a*** on the farewell issue. As for the hacks, and i speak as one myself, f*** 'em. Kavanagh's bleating today is rich in its irony.
"It has for decades consistently sought to undermine the interests of ordinary working people in the interests of the global plutocracy."
Fair point..but wtf's that got to do with anything? I take it you want a free press as long as it's only free to serve "interests of ordinary working people". What's wrong with you?
as it goes, I can't see your position as essentially different to Mc Mac's...
"If The Sun was shutdown tomorrow it would be the biggest boost to the freedom of the press in living memory."
namely a position that only exists in a logical universe where the closure of a newspaper represents "biggest boost to the freedom of the press in living memory"...now call me a logical essentialist, if you like...but please accept I'm not just working class in the sense of "my dad worked...blah blah" but in the sense of "I'm a builder who just about gets buy cos I live and work in area that never even recovered from Thatcher, never mind the latest catastophe"...but even so, I'm willing to accept that there will always be organs of the press with whom I fundamentally disagree on every particular...that's the price of pluralism and free speech. I'll say again, you can never defeat bad ideas through legislation; only by promoting self-evidently better ideas.
Spud - um, I dont want a press "in tune with my politics", I want a free press with honest journalists and ethical media organisations who DONT corrupt, bribe, bully, intimidate, lie, harass, fake..are you saying that right wing media groups cant do news decently and honestly?
No decent person should mourn the possible demise of the Sun, or the Mail, or the Express - all of them are horrific, indecent and criminal, and they themselves know it...they have got away with their crimes and misdemeanours (due to police and political collusion)for years and years, and everyone sensible knows this too...
And yes Spud - you are being over-the-top and hysterical in your posts.
Spud, you are right, you cant kill bad ideas by censorship, but you CAN say (and I do say), we will not allow serious criminal activities to go unchecked year after year beacuse the perpetrator of those thousands of crimes is a powerful media agency..
The Sun, and News intl, are institutionally criminal and - I would argue - rotten to the very core..
They are also endemically criminal..bribing the police and the civil service 100% undermines the rule of law, democracy, equality before the law.
And they are actually not sorry about their crimes, if you listen to Mohan and Kavanagh...and the crimes they have committed are now being exposed for all to see by Leveson and Weeting and Elveden
The closure of the Sun is a moral issue, Spud...they must pay for their many many serious crimes, just like the News of the World, who ruined thousands of innocent lives over the years...closure will send a strong message to other media groups: time is up for your criminal-media activities! And - as per your argument -right wing readers have lots of other outlets for their views! In fact, 90% of the print media is by any definition right-wing! So they would still have the Star, Telegraph, Times, Express, Mail - oh wait, they would still have the overwhelming majority of the daily print media...so no real censorship of their ideas then, Spud. Enough is enough.
"but you CAN say (and I do say), we will not allow serious criminal activities to go unchecked year after year beacuse the perpetrator of those thousands of crimes is a powerful media agency.."
Nope, it's individuals within the organisation. We punish people not institutions. How would we lock up an institution? We can fine it, fair enough, but crime's are not really corporate...that's a cop out. There are individual human beings who chose to act illegally...and should suffer the consequences.
"The Sun, and News intl, are institutionally criminal and - I would argue - rotten to the very core.. "
The Sun and News intl. are legal entities, abstract concepts, convenient fictions...they are not organisms with free will and agency. They do not have a conscience, they do not suffer pain you can't see or touch them. It's people gerry...people every way you look at it...individuals with names who took conscious choices to act illegally.
"The closure of the Sun is a moral issue, Spud...they must pay for their many many serious crimes"
The Sun...[they must pay..]...'they' is people gerry. You're right, 'they' need to pay. We don't need to drag down all the entirely blameless employees with them gerry...and please don't tell me: they're all guilty..the cleaners?, drivers?...maintenance staff?
"So they would still have the Star, Telegraph, Times, Express, Mail - oh wait, they would still have the overwhelming majority of the daily print media...so no real censorship of their ideas then.."
gerry, that's just fatuous...you just hate the Sun...which I can fully understand, but trying to justify its closure in these terms reveals your real motive. You seem to think you're involved in some binary opposition between the left and right wing press. You think-rightly-the Sun's closing would even up the score, give your 'team' a bit of a boost. You're not a moral actor in this gerry, you're a partisan supporter trying to get a result. Fair enough, gerry, I can understand that, but please don't pretend your argument comes from any universal principles.
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The Detroit Lions will look to break out of their on-field funk in Week 4 when they face NFC North Division rivals the Minnesota Vikings. The Lions have lost two out of three to start the NFL year, including a heartbreaker in Tennessee, and a home game against the Vikings could be the cure for what ails them.
On paper, the Lions should be victorious.
As we all know, NFL contests are not played on paper, though. They're played between the hash marks, and that's where the Lions have stumbled so far this season.
They're a better team than their 1-2 record indicates, but they need to play like it. Then again, maybe they're just not getting the bounces they did last season.
Regardless, the Lions swept their series with the Vikings last year and are very capable of beating them at home. The Viking demonstrated they're no pushovers, though. They beat the San Francisco 49ers in perhaps the biggest shocker of this early season.
If Detroit hopes to get back in the win column, they need big games from their big players and they need their defense to play up to its potential.
Here are projections for key Lions players who need to step up against the Vikings.
* All stats in this article are courtesy of ESPN.com.
Special Teams
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It goes without saying that Detroit's special teams were a disaster against Tennessee. Fans can only hope that they don't see an utter collapse like that again this season.
Minnesota has yet to return a kick for a touchdown, but they rank in the top 10 in total yardage and yards per return.
In other words, the Lions special-teamers will have their work cut out for them, and they must dramatically improve from last week.
They can't be that bad, can they?
Realistic Stat Line
0 TDs!
Chris Houston and Bill Bentley
Don McPeak-US PRESSWIRE
After three weeks of football, the Lions are giving up 250 passing yards per game, which puts them at 20th in the NFL.
That's not all on the Lions' cornerbacks, but a lot of it is.
Obviously injuries have played a big role. Then again, the Lions had their two top corners, Chris Houston and Bill Bentley, on the field against the Titans, and we all know how that turned out.
The biggest difference between this year and last is the lack of turnovers. At this time last year, the Lions' corners accounted for three interceptions. Chris Houston had two and Eric Wright had one.
This season, the Lions have zero interceptions.
Minnesota's quarterback, Christian Ponder, threw 13 interceptions in 291 passing attempts last season. He hasn't thrown a pick yet this season, but he's throwing the ball more often. He's due for a mistake.
At home, against the Vikings, the Lions' corners need to come up with a big play.
Realistic Stat Line
1-2 INTs
Defensive Line
Grumblings about Ndamukong Suh, Nick Fairley, Corey Williams, Kyle Vanden Bosch and Cliff Avril are getting louder each week.
Lions' fans are waiting for this supposed elite group to start dominating—but they're not.
Here's the popular opinion about each member of this unit: Suh hasn't returned to his 2010 form. Williams is solid but isn't exceptional at anything. Fairley is lazy and isn't playing up to his potential. Avril's holdout is affecting his play, and Vanden Bosch is too old, too slow and needs to sit down for Willie Young.
That about sums it up.
The truth is the Lions defensive line has not been dominant, they've just been good. Currently they're tied for 10th in the NFL in sacks with seven, and they're the main reason Detroit is the 11th-rated team at stopping the run.
The problem is they don't get consistent pressure on the quarterback.
Getting to the quarterback won't be easy against Minnesota either. Especially with Corey Williams ruled out.
Their offensive line has only given up six sacks in three games. The Lions will also have to account for a very mobile and very quick quarterback in Christian Ponder.
Then again, if they are truly an elite group, they should find a way to get to the quarterback.
A big turnover or two wouldn't hurt either.
Realistic Stat Line
3 sacks, 4 hits on the QB and 1 fumble recovery
Willie Young
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I didn't include Willie Young on the last slide because he is due for a breakout game against Minnesota.
He's yet to make an appearance on the stat sheet this year, but he's too good and he improved too much this offseason for that to continue. He had arguably the best preseason out of any Lions player.
I know it was only preseason, but individual performances are more meaningful than how the team finishes.
He's a playmaker. He proved that in limited action last season, and he proved it during the preseason.
Realistic Stat Line
One big play (sack, forced fumble, fumble recovery or interception)
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The Lions' defensive scheme relies heavily on their front four's ability to penetrate quickly and wreck havoc in the offensive backfield.
When it's working, the Lions are dominant.
When it's not working, it leaves the rest of the defense vulnerable. Particularly the linebackers. They have to patrol the middle of the field, cut down rushers that get past the front four and drop back into coverage.
Stephen Tulloch, DeAndre Levy and Justin Durant have been doing a solid job this season—especially against the run. They are the top three tacklers on the team with a combined total of 65. They've also accounted for six tackles behind the line of scrimmage for 20 yards lost.
The area where that they can improve upon is pass coverage. They've let some receivers get behind them, and we all know the Lions secondary needs all the help they can get.
Minnesota could be a tough matchup. Adrian Peterson is an elite rusher, and they'll need to contain him. He's yet to gain 100 yards in any game this year, and the linebackers will be key in continuing that trend.
The Vikings also have an improved passing attack behind Christian Ponder. He's accurate, is a dangerous runner and has already hooked up with tight end Kyle Rudolph for three touchdowns.
Tulloch and Co. will be key in minimizing Rudolph's impact.
Realistic Stat Line
28 tackles and 1 take away (fumble recover or interception)
Titus Young
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Titus Young might've caught a game-tying Hail Mary pass against the Titans, but for the most part, he's fallen off the map this year.
If you subtract that play from his overall numbers, his season looks like this: Seven receptions, 54 yards and zero touchdowns.
This was supposed to be Young's year to shine, but he's yet to take the big step everyone expected.
Lucky for him, Sunday's game against the Vikings is the perfect chance to get back on track. He's played well against Minnesota before.
In two games last season, Young tallied eight receptions, 138 yards and one touchdown.
He's had the Vikings' number, and he's due for a good game. Maybe that Hail Mary reception was an omen of good things to come.
Realistic Stat Line
5 REC, 75 YDs and 1 TD
Nate Burleson
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Nate Burleson had one of his best games as a Detroit Lion last week against the Titans. He got in the end zone and had double-digit receptions.
Most people assumed that this would be the year that Titus Young overtook Burleson on the depth chart and staked his claim for the No. 2 receiver spot permanently.
It hasn't happened. The wily veteran has outperformed Young and is a valued leader for the Lions—on the field and off.
He struggled against Minnesota last year, though, and with Titus Young poised to have a big game, Burleson might not get that many targets.
Realistic Stat Lines
4 REC and 40 YDs
Brandon Pettigrew
So far this season, Brandon Pettigrew, like his team, has been an enigma. Many were predicting a breakout year for the third-year tight end, but he's been inconsistent.
There are times when he looks dominant. In Week 1 against the Rams, Pettigrew caught three passes for 62 yards in a key fourth-quarter drive that ended in a touchdown. He was also the only Lions player to see the end zone against the San Francisco 49ers.
Those are the bright spots. He also dropped a handful of catchable balls, completely disappeared from the offense at times and he committed a huge turnover against Tennessee.
I've said before that Pettigrew is Matthew Stafford's security blanket, and it's still true despite his poor start to the season.
He's a big body that Stafford loves to target in the middle of the field, both as a primary receiver and a checkdown.
Against the Vikings, Pettigrew could have his best game yet. They are rated ninth overall in pass defense, and they've given up 171 yards and two touchdowns to tight ends so far this year.
That's a good sign for Pettigrew. He'll come out looking to make fans forget about his miscue against Tennessee.
Realistic Stat Line
8 REC, 105 YDs and 1 TD
Mikel Leshoure
Don McPeak-US PRESSWIRE
It's safe to say that against the Tennessee Titans, Mikel Leshoure exceeded expectations. The Lions and their fans were hoping for the best, but everyone was cautiously optimistic.
That caution speaks to both Leshoure's injury history and the Detroit fanbase's history of letdowns. Fortunately, no one was let down. Leshoure played very well and gives the Lions offense a dimension they've lacked for...ever.
He's a power runner who can move the pile, and he's elusive enough to make one or two guys miss.
His numbers against the Titans, in his first NFL game, were impressive: 26 carries, 100 yards, one touchdown.
Impressive, but he'll be hard pressed to repeat that against the Minnesota Vikings. Their defense is much better at stopping the run than Tennessee's.
In two games against Detroit last year, they only gave up a combined 78 yards rushing and no touchdowns.
That doesn't mean Leshoure can't have success. The Lions are committed to a balanced offense, so expect him to get plenty of carries. He might not rack up tons of yardage, though.
Realistic Stat Line
24 carries, 75 yards and 1 touchdown
Joique Bell
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It appears that Joique Bell has grabbed hold of the No. 2 running back spot and is literally running away with it. The Wayne State product has been impressive in limited duty and was the first off the bench for Mikel Leshoure against Tennessee.
Bell isn't exactly a change-of-pace back. He's more similar to Leshoure than he is to Jahvid Best or Kevin Smith. However, the Lions have found ways to work him into the game.
He scored a touchdown in Week 1 against the Rams and carried the ball five times, averaging 4.6 yards a carry, against the Titans.
Smith is healthy, but Bell has been getting the opportunities and has done more with them as of late.
Look for Bell to be a factor against the Vikings as the Lions continue to work at establishing a solid rushing attack.
Realistic Stat Line
5 carries, 28 yards
Matthew Stafford
Don McPeak-US PRESSWIRE
Most people would say that Matthew Stafford and the Lions offense haven't performed up to the high standards they set for themselves last season. However, if you look at the numbers, it's hard to support that argument.
According to ESPN, they are currently the highest-rated passing offense in the NFL, and they're 14th in rushing. That's far from disappointing.
The problem is their record. Despite the offense's success, they're losing games.
They're also not passing the eye test. Stafford has thrown too many interceptions, receivers are dropping balls and they're not finding the end zone enough.
At home against Minnesota, Stafford needs to find his groove and play mistake-free football. That means no interceptions and better accuracy.
Will he play? He practiced Thursday, so that bodes well. Barring a setback, expectations will be high for him to finally put together a complete game and dominate the Vikings.
Realistic Stat Line
325 YDs, 2 TDs and 0 INT
Calvin Johnson
Some people, myself included, have said that the Lions need to involve Calvin Johnson in the offense more. One look at his numbers makes that statement sound silly.
He's currently third in the NFL in receptions (24), first in receiving yards (369) and first in yards per game (123). Those are the numbers of someone who is deeply involved in the offense.
There is something to be said for even distribution, though. Johnson's catches have come in bunches and usually after halftime. That works for his stat line, but it's not the best scenario for Detroit's overall success.
Johnson needs to be involved consistently, not just in the third or fourth quarter. The Lions need to get him involved early and maintain that. Their offense has stalled in the first half in every game, and the reason is that Johnson isn't being targeted enough.
As for his numbers, Johnson is going to get his against Minnesota. More often than not, he's put up good numbers against them. He's faced them nine times and averaged 64 yards per game and has six touchdowns.
The Vikings have had success shutting down opponents' passing games this year. Then again, they haven't faced a player like Johnson.
Realistic Stat Line
9 REC, 120 YDs and 2 TDs
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I've been to this Carabbas twice and both times have been so good!! Great service and delicious food. They have it together.
I normally don't like "corporate restaurants" because they don't try to please their customers like a Mom & Pop place. The food and service at Carrabba's was outstanding. The place was packed on a Friday night, yet; out food got out to us fairly quick. Waitress was very friendly and made some great suggestions from the menu.
We enjoyed the pizza so much on our first visit here, that we went again!!!! The first occasion, we arrived at about 9.30 but it was not a problem to serve us. The air-conditioning was on very high and we asked that it be turned down - and it was. We enjoyed our meal so much that we returned another... More
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I visited Carrabba's recently with four other family members. Overall, the food was excellent, we enjoyed the atmosphere but the service was less than ideal. The price paid is somewhat high considering the portion sizes so I am not as complimentary as my fellow TripAdvisor members. I ordered the Spiedino Di Mare which was a delicious serving of 6 medium... More
I love Carrabas. It has everything. Great selection, great food, great servers and great managers. Nice open kitchen design. I eat there more than once a week and they know me by name. I always get a great meal. Best Lasagne ever and the Chicken Sicilian Soup is fantastic. Also try the Dessert Rosa and the appetizer Crab Cakes. Wonderful... More
If you like Carabas, you will like this one too. Nothing special about it. They are super busy on Friday and Saturday night. Service is good.
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Rehearsals: Saturday 11:30 AM - 1 PM in Sinfonia (Jordan Hall basement)
The Preparatory School Trombone Choir offers a special opportunity for young trombonists to expand their musicality, technique, and ensemble skills under the guidance of Norman Bolter, former BSO trombonist and renowned brass pedagogue. This ensemble is open to intermediate and advanced trombone players.
2013-2014 Concerts
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If you read the article at all, it's all about celebrating National ICE CREAM day. Gelato is not ice cream. And the article talks about what kind of deals there are. So, if he wants free advertisement, he should have something to offer. HE is the cheapskate if that is the way he feels.
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