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Italy to win
Italy deserved it,they dominated the whole game and had many chances to win it
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Justice is done. I think this is the best way for England to go out. Getting hammered again by the Germans would have been the alternative.
From game one I've not been happy about Hodgson selecting Milner and Young on the wings. They haven't given anything going forward at all. Young, in particular, had an absolutely awful tournament. Comes to something when I was actually hoping Hodgson would play Downing instead.
Gerrard has carried England all tournament. But, carrying England in 3 games in a week took its toll. In the 2nd half he lost all energy and was cramping up inside 70mins. It's not a surprise that as Gerrard got tired, England got crap.
Have to say also, Rooney has not looked match sharp at all.
Hm, seems matches between the Football-Giants have become less nasty as they used to be. Bad match by England considering Terry, Cole, Gerrard, Rooney, Welbeck...aso have played
Well the right team went through in the end. It would have been a travesty if England had won on penalties.
Carroll had a poor season apart from the last few weeks, was our form striker going into the Euro's and I would have started him tonight. He may be a thick geordie thug but he did more in the time he was on tonight than Rooney did in 2 games.
Hopefully Roy will now be given a free hand to clear out the garbage and start to build for the future. Young & Rooney are good at club but incapable of producing it at this level. Gerrard runs around and works hard but is inconsistent and not a shadow of the player he is/was at club level.
Time to clear out most of this squad and build for the future.
Emotional and Nervous are just some words you could use to describe watching that! Wasn't a good performance but we held on and did are best. Well played to the lads.
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We will be back and bring on the next challenge the World Cup
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Hopefully Roy Hodgson gets it right next time. That means not playing the likes of Milner and Young on the wings. They give limited defensive cover and create nothing going forward. I'll say it again, if you play 4-4-2, you have to have creativity down the wings as well as through the middle. There was none of that. The only creativity was from Gerrard and he was knackered. I've never seen him cramp up so early in a game and it shows just how exhausted he was.
Rooney and Wellbeck are not good enough as a partnership. Rooney was a disgrace in his previous tournament in South Africa and he wasn't much better this time around. He was just a non-entity. Wellbeck was the same. He scored a very important goal against Sweden and if he scores, fair enough. If he doesn't score, he gives you so little. My feeling before the tournament was that Carroll had to start every game. From now on, Hodgson has to start with Carroll and not be swayed (as all previous England managers have) by big names. He should have played Downing. That said, he should have taken Adan Johnson and he should have been playing ahead of Young or Downing.
We got totally outclassed, just as we have throughout the tournament only this time we were lucky not to concede at least 5 goals.
Having overachieved so far, this is about as good as it would have got. Roy has worked miracles getting this lot to do anything in such a short space of time but there is only so long at this level, that you can just throw your bodies on the line and expect to get another good result.
He should ask himself, why did he play a clearly unfit Rooney when he had options on the bench? it's hardly like he has set the world on fire at any major tournaments, is it?
why did he play Young again?, who was abysmal throughout the tournament and was so again yesterday, when he had Oxlade-Chamberlain on the bench or even Downing.
As for Gerrard and Parker, although they had run their bodies into the ground for the cause, coming up against a great footballer that is Pirlo was the last thing they needed. They both needed a rest and unfortunately, England just did not have any good enough midfielders to replace them with.
Hopefully as said in a few earlier posts, Roy will now get his chance to try and turn England into a decent side at both ends of the pitch, as we are a country mile away from being close to one of the best footballing nations in Europe, no mind on the planet.
Pirlo had two central-midfielders around him to do all the donkey work. He didn't have to do any defensive work. He just sat on the half-way line and waited for the ball to be delivered to him. Gerrard had to do lots of defensive work and then try to pull the strings in the way Pirlo was doing for Italy. He had no chance without running himself into the groun, which he did. It's a shame Wilshire is injured because I think England could have played like-for-like and played 3 men in the middle (Wilshire, Gerrard and Paker) that would have clamped down on Pirlo and give Gerrard more freedom to get forward.
Alternatively, of course, England could have played 4-4-2 with proper wingers playing - that means a left-winger on the left and a right-winger on the right. Young and Milner don't fit the bill and it showed, badly.
Redbullsnation (25-06-2012)
whats wrong with england??
at the most important game the coach sticks to the "great liverpool team of 2011/12 " with andy c,henderson,johnson and gerrard----i cant believe how low the level of play has become on this team....andy carroll wtf????
young and millner in midfield are a waste of time.where are your players???i dont get it....
pirlo looked like zidane compared to what england brought to the table.....and btw rooney looks somewhat chubby around the hips
NiathDialf (25-06-2012)
How dare you compare England to the European Champions! Lazy journalist syndrome again. I thought it was a very exciting game and thank God for England who not only paid for my afternoon and evening's beers but also next week's too. Bless them!
So what we got knocked out. We are shit. But at least we know it!
PS Unlike some teams left in the tournament,at least we have actually won a major trophy. Hard to believe but true.
PSS I can't believe a Marsbar fryer is on this thread taking the piss out of England. Shit yes. But we'll never be so shit,we'll lose to Costa Rica in a World Cup finals. We'll never see the Haggis eating skirt wearing gingers in a major competition again.
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Was a great game, sadly England couldn't bring offensively what I had hoped. Defensively they were very impressive. Terry and Gerrard were true leaders throughout the tourney, and an example for spirit and mentality. Damn, if only they were dutch
Why England are and will be shit
Oh well. At least England have a shiny new stadium (cost £1bn)There are 2.25 million players in England and only one Uefa-qualified coach for every 812 people playing the game. Spain, the World Cup favourites, have 408,134 players, giving a ratio of 1:17. In Italy, the world champions, the ratio is 1:48, in France it is 1:96, Germany 1:150 and even Greece, the Euro 2004 winners, have only 180,000 registered players for their 1,100 coaches, a ratio of 1:135.
All-out defense, I do that all the time on FIFA when I play a big team
Too bad it didn't work for England right at the end
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Yeah, what was he thinking picking Gerrard? lol
Instead, he should have picked er, er - let me think, he should have picked, er, er, hmmm
The players were not the problem. The problem was that he wanted his team to be defensively solid and hard to beat, but he picked the wrong formation to do that for the players he played. Should have been 4-5-1 or Milner and Young not on the wings in a 4-4-2 formation. One or the other and not something inbetween - we got something inbetween.
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gerrard is captain and rightly so....if you think henderson,carrol or johnson are helping the team you are just wrong.they didnt bring anything to the table.same goes for young and millner.
then you say the players were not the problem.i dont get that.the problem is that england doesnt have enough class to compete at the highest level...
you can always say that it was close in that game and all that ( which it wasnt ) but for the future i cant see anything good...start building teams in your league around good local players.goddamn that cant be that difficult in the motherland of football.did the premier leagues big money dilute your football-brains that much????
some spitefulness in my statements of course
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So last Thursday night I was on the bus coming home from work. Normally I take BART – the subway - for this leg of the trip, but there was some delay on BART, so I took the 72 bus instead. It's a LOOONNNGGG bus ride. For some reason, I was just sitting there without a lot of jibber-jabber in my head. That's not normally the case for me, but this night, I was just sitting, my mind relatively quiet, observing, open to the people around me.
The first thing I noticed was the noise. This was one noisy crosstown bus. I think if I had been more my normal self – more in my head and more judgmental – I would have been really pained by the noise. There was a group of high-school-age kids in the back talking back to each other as kids will, a woman talking rather loudly into her cell phone, and two other women having a loud conversation. As it was, I let the noise just wash over me, and it did feel like some sort of sonic wave.
The next thing I noticed was peoples' energy, bouncing around inside that steel box. The lady on the phone was getting mad because another passenger was looking at her as she talked. Two young girls were eating sweets (one had a huge, rainbow-colored lollipop, the kind I didn't think they made anymore) and talking quietly. The two conversating women were swapping stories of their painful childhoods – and they did sound painful. One said the last time she had seen her father was when he had come running to her house, t-shirt covered in blood, looking for shelter. The punk-looking guy next to me was staring out the window but his fingers never stopped moving.
Eventually, as I watched the restlessness on that bus, I realized what I was seeing. It was like I opened up to what was really going on. And what was really going on were that everyone's egos were desperately seeking comfort, bouncing around inside that bus like ball bearings in a pinball machine.
The lady on the phone was seeking acknowledgment from her friend on the phone and also making a big show of getting up and moving so the guy watching her couldn't see her. The comfort of self-righteousness is one of the nicest feelings there is. The girls eating sweets were enthralled with the comfort of the food. The two women sharing horror stories were wanting their pain to be seen – really seen – by the other, and also wanting it to be OK that they didn't feel responsibility to treat other people respectfully because, as one of them said "Nobody ever said sorry to me." The loud kids in the back of the bus were seeking comfort in numbers, seeking physical and psychic safety by taking up space. The guy next to me was, like me, en route to something else that would give him some kind of comfort. A lover, maybe, or a concert or a drug deal. I was going home to be safe in my cave, where I was in control and nobody could touch me unless I wanted them to. We were all just bare-naked egos in that bus that night, crying like little babies wanting to be fed and held.
I know that this is true of most people most of the time. I joke sometimes that you can take the person out of the schoolyard, but you can't take the schoolyard out of the person. All of us at some time or another, and most of us most of the time, are in the schoolyard, at least in our psyches. We hit and kick when we think the bully is coming after us, or we ingratiate ourselves in exchange for being left alone; we seek solace in something outside ourselves – food, love, sex, booze, TV, self-righteousness, religion – because we aren't getting our needs met elsewhere and don't know how to ask; we seek cameraderie with others so that we can feel safe and not alone, the way zebras do on the plain, and we'll do whatever we can to be accepted by our crowd, to not get kicked out and left for the playyground bullies.
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In anticipation of the Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM) Annual Meeting this month, Applied Radiology recently spoke with Gina Larkin, Marketing Manager for Nuclear Medicine at Marconi Medical Systems, Cleveland, OH, about recent advances in nuclear medicine.
AR: What are some important developments in nuclear medicine?
Gina Larkin: In nuclear medicine in general, one of the most exciting things is the growth rate in the dedicated positron emission tomography (PET) arena. Another is the fusion package, that is, the overlaying of the anatomic image with the physiologic image with either a nuclear PET gamma camera or magnetic resonance (MR) and computed tomography (CT). This technique is something that our customers are interested in. In addition, I believe workflow is always very important and something that the market is progressing in. With the HCFA reimbursement situation, the coincidence imaging on a PET gamma camera is an issue.
One other thing I can add is the issue of non-uniform attenuation correction and the fact that the market is currently trying to validate its viewpoints. There is some controversy over whether this is a necessary thing and if it improves image quality and diagnosis or if something that's just "nice to have."
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The Sagemark Companies Ltd. recently acquired Premier PET Imaging International, Inc.
Premier was formed to own and operate outpatient medical diagnostic imaging centers throughout the United States utilizing positron emission tomography (PET) scanning equipment. Its first PET Center is under construction in Wichita, KS, and is expected to commence operations in July 2001.
"We are excited to be involved in the PET medical imaging field, providing noninvasive diagnostic procedures that are more accurate than any other medical imaging procedure available today. The Company believes that PET imaging is truly a revolutionary technology that will save lives while appealing to an enormous potential market" states Ted Shapiro, the President and CEO of Sagemark.
Stephen A. Schulman, MD, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Premier, said, "I believe that the Kansas facility will be the first in a succession of successful PET centers that the company plans to own and operate throughout the United States utilizing this remarkable technology."
Syncor International Corporation (Woodland Hills, CA) and Heart Care Imaging (HCI) of Jupiter, FL, have announced a 2-year agreement to jointly make their services available to support positron emission tomography (PET) applications in outpatient clinics, practice management groups, and hospitals in the Mid-Atlantic and southeastern United States.
Rod Boone, President and Chief Executive Officer of Syncor's Pharmacy Services division, said, "Through this agreement with HCI, Syncor will be the sole provider of FDG, the most popular radioisotope used in PET studies, to HCI's customers. Our arrangement will provide outpatient clinics, practice management groups, and hospitals greater access to this advanced medical technology in a manner that is convenient and cost effective."
Robert Stilley, President and Chief Executive Officer of Heart Care Imaging added, "Through the use of group purchasing agreements, our extensive relationships within the healthcare industry, and knowledge of licensing, financing and facility management, HCI offers its clients a very effective outsourced solution for improving the management of imaging services. By extending our imaging management services to include PET, we are helping doctors and their patients by providing greater access to this critical diagnostic tool."
New magnetic materials for MRI scanners developed
Marconi Medical Systems, in collaboration with physicists at Imperial College of London, has developed a new magnetic material that can be used in high magnetic field environments inside magnetic resonance (MR) scanners. The material is expected to improve performance by concentrating and shaping radiofrequency (RF) flux patterns used in the acquisition of the MR image with increased immunity to external disturbances.
The work involved collaboration between the physics department of Imperial College, the Clinical Sciences Centre MR Unit of the Imperial Medical School, and Marconi Caswell in the United Kindom.
Micro-structured materials are part of a larger family called photonic band gap materials, which have exotic properties, including high magnetic permeability, electric permeability, and refractive index. These parameters may even take negative values, which has not been possible with previous materials, and may produce dramatic physical effects. The micro-structured material is designed specifically for application in MR systems and has a high magnetic permeability for RF fields, but not for static fields. It also has applications as a magnetic screen and, potentially, as a magnetic lens.
The results of the first demonstration using this material as a flux guide to image a human finger remotely suggests that this may lead to dramatic improvements in the performance of magnetic resonance scanners, delivering a faster and more effective medical imaging capability.
The research team is a collaboration among Dr. Michael Wiltshire of Marconi Caswell Ltd., Professor John Pendry of the Imperial College Physics Department, and Professors Joseph Hajnal and Ian Young of the Robert Steiner Magnetic Resonance Unit, MRC Clinical Sciences Centre. They published the results in the February 2, 2001 issue of Science .


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This Halloween, let your little one go door to door as Disney's classic character, Winnie the Pooh. The adorable yellow costume, wearing Pooh Bear's signature red t-shirt, features sweet-as-honey details including ears, eyebrows, a soft tummy and 'Pooh' embroidered on the front of the shirt. The Disney Boys' Winnie the Pooh Costume features:
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Gomez, Markey Clash on Guns, Taxes in Springfield Debate
In their second debate last night, U.S. Senate Candidates Gabriel Gomez and Edward Markey faced off in Springfield in their bids to fill the Massachusetts seat vacated by Secretary of State John Kerry. As New England Public Radio's Henry Epp reports, the two men were slightly less combative than in last week's debate in Boston.
Republican Gabriel Gomez, a Cohasset businessman and former Navy SEAL and Markey, a Democratic Congressman, clashed on gun control, the economy and taxes, and the creation of the Keystone XL natural gas pipeline. But while the debate was generally more civil than last weeks, both candate's stuck to familiar lines of attack. Gomez frequently criticized Markey's 37 year tenure in congress and attempted to paint him as Washington insider responsible for the federal government's current fiscal troubles.
"The year was 1976, the national debt was $680 billion," said Gomez. "I was an eleven year old kid playing little league baseball, and Tom Brady wasn't even born yet. I didn't even know what the word trillion was at the time. It is now $17 trillion congressman, and during that time, not only have you raised the national debt, but you've voted six times to increase your own pay to help raise that national debt."
But Markey launched attacks of his own, attempting to tie Gomez to policies of the national Republican party and groups like the NRA.
"He supports the NRA position opposing a ban on assault weapons. I support a ban on assault weapons," said Markey. "Mr. Gomez supports the NRA position opposing a ban on high capacity magazines that attach to those weapons that turn them in to weapons of war that belong on the battlefields of the planet, but they do not belong on the streets."
The two also sparred when asked how they would remedy unemployment in western Massachusetts, which has a higher jobless rate than other parts of the state. Both candidates attached the issue to broader, national tax issues. Gomez says he would repeal the medical device tax in the Affordable Care Act, reform the corporate tax code, and initiate more foreign trade agreements.
"We need more trade agreements so we can actually have manufacturing come back to Western Mass., and to Springfield, so that we can start having more markets open, so we can start shipping our products and services out there," said Gomez. "We were a manufacturing hub before, we need to return back to a manufacturing hub, but more importantly we need to have a lower corporate tax rate, so we can have more companies hiring and investing in their people in the future."
Meamwhile Markey says western Massachusetts' economic struggles could be helped by tougher Wall Street regulations and closing corporate tax loopholes.
"It begins with ensuring we have an overall economic plan that Wall Street's not allowed to once again engage in the risky behavior that led to millions of jobs being lost, that led to jobs being lost all across western Massachusetts," said Markey. "We have to make sure there is tax fairness so the wealthy are paying their fair share of the dues, the oil companies are not escaping the taxes which they should be paying."
Markey also advocated for greater investment in education, transportation, and research in the western part of the state. Between their barbs, the two candidates spent portions of the debate agreeing with each other. They agreed on raising the federal minimum wage to ten dollars an hour and on passing the Paycheck Fairness Act, which aims to close the income gap between women and men. They also agreed on the need for filibuster reform and both men complimented Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky on his stand up filibuster in March on U.S. Drone Policy.
"He stood on his feet, and that was his filibuster. That's the way it used to be, that's Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, that's Jimmy Stewart. You're up on your feet, you're having the debate," said Markey.
Gomez said he could out-do Senator Paul.
"I could've gone longer than Rand Paul. I think he went twelve hours, and I've gone lots longer than that without having to go to the bathroom in my time in the SEAL teams, but I still applaud Rand Paul for how long he went," said Gomez.
As the debate came to a close, Gomez answered a question on federal marijuana law in Spanish and called his upbringing and life accomplishments an example of the American Dream. Markey also spoke of humble beginnings and being the first college graduate in his family. Gomez and Markey now head back to the campaign trail, ahead of the special election on June 25th. Their next and final debate is June 18th in Boston.


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Oooh, I was doing so well! Two years ago I started running, thanks to a local moms-and-daughters couch to 5k program that I coerced my oldest daughter into with me. Since then I've run a bunch of 5ks, two half marathons and even this one crazy 24-hour running relay called Ragnar. (Oi! That was the longest day, overnight and half of the next day of my life!)
Then one of the hottest summers that I can remember here in Minnesota hit. And I started slacking a little bit. Just a little… at first. Then a lot. Then I started doing this blog. And, friends, I'm here to tell you (as if you haven't already figured this out) blogging takes a lot of work! It's not just writing the blog itself, but the going out to find other blogs you like to connect with folks. Don't get me wrong – I'm loving it. But there's a whole lot of sit-your-butt-in-the-chair time involved. And the imprint on my chair is starting to look suspiciously just like the outline of my butt.
I'm not going to make some sort of proclamation here, like "Hence forth, I will run five miles a day – 10 on weekends – and eat only whole grains and fruits and vegetables." Some people do really well with that whole concept of making your plans public to hold you accountable. Not me. There's no quicker way to kill my motivation. The stress of that public accountability will inevitably find me curled up in a darkened room with a bucket of chocolate ice cream and a marathon of Firefly or Doctor Who.
But tips from fellow bloggers who've been at this longer than I, and who are probably better at balancing it with the rest of their lives would be more than welcome!
In other sit-your-butt-in-the-chair news – the first few days of Nanowrimo have gone well, in that I have completed the necessary word count each day. Not spectacularly – but just by the hair of my teeth. Sunday will be a completely unscheduled day and I am hoping to get a word-count cushion built up!


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"It's a mark of real seriousness on one hand and respect for Kerry on the other," Miller told CNN.
Opponents of the peace talks insist that divisions remain too deep to overcome. Dating back to the creation of Israel in 1947, the Middle East conflict has spawned a tortuous peace process that yielded iconic images but no satisfactory solution.
One of the most famous photos was the 1993 shot of President Bill Clinton looking on as Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat shook hands over an agreement intended to bring a full peace treaty by 1999.
Rabin was assassinated two years later later by a Jewish law student who said he wanted to halt the peace process.
Livni referred to the failure of previous peace efforts in her comments Tuesday, saying "it's not our intention to argue about the past, but to create solutions and make decisions about the future."
The newest round of talks began Monday night with an Iftar dinner to break the fast in the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, then continued Tuesday morning with negotiators also meeting with Obama before joining Kerry for the announcement that took place an hour later than scheduled.
Livni and attorney Isaac Molho, an aide to Netanyahu, represented Israel while Erakat and Fatah official Mohammad Shtayyeh spoke for the Palestinians. Former U.S. ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk also took part as the U.S. envoy to the talks.


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Albany gun show opens with new rules on sales
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The state-owned convention center in Albany welcomed droves of gun enthusiasts to its annual antique and collectible weapons show Saturday, a couple of weeks after New York lawmakers adopted tighter regulations on semi-automatic rifles and high-capacity magazines.
Unlike a contentious gun show this month in Saratoga Springs, there were no protest groups on hand when visitors began streaming in to the Empire State Plaza Convention Center for the annual Albany Gun Show.
But shoppers browsing tables filled with antique shotguns and rifles, and old war memorabilia, did have to deal with some new procedures.
The show operated under new rules that include requiring weapons to be tagged so their sales can be tracked and background checks conducted on buyers, state officials said.
The New York State Rifle and Pistol Association had a table at the show where patrons could sign a petition calling for the repeal of the state's newly expanded restrictions on assault-style weapons.
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Students Reflect on 'Home, Sweet Home' With April 20 Art Show
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Cadillac Tramp Designs presents Home Sweet Home, an art show by students at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film, on Friday, April 20, from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Little Hamilton Collective. Admission is free and open to the public, and pricing of individual artist's works is affordable.
Staged to serve as a platform from art school environment into Nashville's art scene of patrons, collectors and critics, Home Sweet Home's exhibiting artists include over a dozen Photography, Fine Arts, and Graphic Design majors studying at Watkins. Through the Little Hamilton alternative gallery space, a transition between viewers within the school and viewers belonging to a larger audience in Nashville is made.
The Home Sweet Home theme springs from the idea of a cozy household, and grows into the concept of environment, culture, upbringing, and how that affects each and every person. The works persuade viewers to take introspective glances at their own roots and their own 'home, sweet home.' This thesis is represented in forms of installation, photographs, experimental videos, multimedia work, drawings and paintings. Viewers will be encouraged to interact with the works and discuss the ideas presented with each other while enjoying refreshments and music.
The Little Hamilton Collective is located at 1318 Little Hamilton Street, Nashville, TN 37203 (off of Nolensville Pike, near the intersection of Chestnut Street and 4th Avenue South).
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Cadillac Tramp Designs is the brainchild of born-and-raised Nashville artist Skip Pollock, who started the company as a collective for diverse, emerging artists, to give them an accessible means of showcasing their work, to create shows that differ from the status quo, and to push artists not only to hone their craft to but to also convey a message. Those involved with CTD are dedicated to enlarging the Nashville art scene through creative endeavors such as live art, street art, video, and through promoting alternative gallery shows for rising artists.
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Packers Playbook: Randall Cobb on the Reverse?
I was wandering around my usually Green Bay Packers news and blog sites the other day, when I happened across this article on Bleacher Report from our very own Michael Dulka. It's a list of "5 Ways to Utilize Randall Cobb's Skill Set," and one way in particular really intrigued me. This is what Michael had to say about Cobb being used in the running game:
Cobb is undeniably fast. The Packers can take advantage of his speed by directly handing him the ball. With a weak running game, this is a way to give the defense a different look and force them to adapt to a non-passing look.
In the past, Donald Driver has had success running reverses because his speediness allows him to get to the edge quickly. Cobb perfectly fits the mold of a receiver ideal for running reverses. Any way to get Cobb in space should be effective.
Last season, Cobb had two running opportunities, though none of them actually came on a reverse. His first chance was on a handoff from Rodgers in the shotgun formation. It was during a Week 7 game against the Minnesota Vikings, and it only managed to gain the offense a yard. (Though to be honest, having Cobb motion to the backfield was kind of a giveaway.)


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Culpeper Blue Devils defeat Prince Edward in boys regional soccer
Culpeper Belk brings on the celebration
Mayor proclaims 'Belk Day'
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- At a time we are recognizing historic Civil War sesquicentennial events and other historic and important anniversaries, we should never forget to recognize the backbone of our country, the entrepreneurs who started businesses, weathered economic chaos and persevered.
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These stools look great in my house and everyone comments on them. I only wish that the 24 inch came in black. My countertops are 34 inches from the floor and these fit perfectly. They are very sturdy and comfortable. It took me about 5 minutes to put them together.
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