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MSI, the most popular overclocking brand is excited to introduce an all-new standard for overclocking stability. MSI's OC Certified standard is the new baseline for overclocking mainboards. the new MSI Z77 MPOWER, which is OC Certified, is submitted to a Military Class stress-test for overclocking. Where other motherboard manufacturers only test for a limited duration, MSI Z77 MPOWER is submitted to a 24 hour OC stress-test. Only mainboards surviving 24 hours of Prime95 while heavily overclocked. The conditions of the OC Certified test are rigorous high temperature, no airflow testing. OC Certified, the new standard OC Certified is MSI's OC testing procedure where Z77 MPOWER mainboards tested for stability with a 24-hour Prime95 stress test. OC Certified test a mainboard in three key areas: Higher Performance Enhanced PWM Cooling Better Power Stability Higher Performance means all OC Certified tests are run at 4.6 GHz CPU speed. The Enhanced PWM Cooling test ensures that, even without airflow in a high-temperature room (30°C) without airflow from a CPU cooler. Better Power Stability is tested by running Prime95 for 24-hours in these conditions. Military Class testing OC Certified is a major extension of MSI's Military Class certification. Military Class III mainboards already have their component quality tested in rigorous tests to ensure all-round stability. OC Certified puts these components to the ultimate test. When an MSI Z77 MPOWER passes the OC Certified test it is able to run in overclocked conditions in high temperatures with little to no airflow . Final OC results of course vary with the component quality of the entire system and users' technique, but at least you can count on your mainboard not being the limiting factor. OC Certified: Z77 MPOWER MSI's first OC Certified mainboard is the Z77 MPOWER. Built from the ground up for overclocking the new MSI Z77 MPOWER is designed to deliver extreme CPU and memory performance. When combined with MSI's Lightning series graphics cards, it can deliver unprecedented performance.
I really dont like what is becoming of overclocking these days... Another thing, the looks of this board - ARE AWESOME! Finally that theme on an MSI motherboard
only 4.6ghz no airflow 30° that's below average overclocking with waterblock in summer... any mobo can pass that not impressed -_- but nice looking board, fits perfectly with lightning cards
What would be the price premium for this? I can do my own 24hr stress test for free and then return the mobo if I get problems. Once again this is for lazy people with money.
I don't think lazy has anything to do with basically buying a cherry picked board. That is, if it really lives up to what they want it to. Sucks when you can't even get close to some of the numbers that professionals get because they got the perfectly picked hardware.
if they're gonna do something "military", they better make a semi bullet and completely drop proof tablet, that's something i'd actually buy.
I was just referring to me as being, "poor and lazy"... He just singled out, "lazy people with money".. I see my attempt at humor has failed me once again. I guess where I fail was not putting, "lazy people without money"... EDIT: And I think we are better than said professionals because we reach a number that we can use on a day to day basics.
Not likely. I'll try to get a sample, but MSI has a habit of ignoring me, or saying they will send samples, and then they send nothing. I haven't covered a product from them in nearly a year. Just for you, I'll send an email, but I make no promises. Gigabyte, ASUS, ASRock, ECS, and Biostar, they just send me stuff(and lots of nice "extras", too). MSI, I have to beg, and I don't like begging. My IVB chip I use for reviews is better than what most have, and I bought it local. There's nothing more to it than luck of the draw. Some "pro benchers" get multiples of parts to pick from, sure, but companies typically don't bin parts to send to reviewers/benchers, and such "pros" have to do their own binning. Benchers aren't supposed to relate day-to-day performance.. OC began as a way to get tomorrow's performance today, and benchers relate that...next-gen performance.
i doubt it's any kind of warranty. this is simply nice words wrapped into marketing speak. you won't be able to RMA a board because it doesn't oc as well as you want. note how they are not making any promises? they are not saying every individual board is tested (they would if they did). "military class" is not defined in any way, and the MIL standards MSI keeps talking about do not have any defined certification process. read between the lines, don't fall for marketing
DON'T beg for anything! If a major supplier can't or won't send the Motherboard Reviewer of a well respected site like TPU then any sales loss from the readers of this site are their[MSI] loss! I wonder if neliz could help
When I get asked by readers to cover a product, I want to cover it, because that's what I do! So I'll try again and again and again, because it's what you guys want. You guys asked for ASRock reviews, and W1zz helped in a big way to get that going, and likewise, we'll try to get MSI products regularily too, like this one. I really liked the MSI Z68 board, so I can only expect this is better!
a little bold there... i like the idea of testing the gear at higher speeds than stock... too bad they dont make the details of their test public, right now this could be pure marketing and not true at all... maybe only a 10% overclock?


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It's been a while since I've dove headfirst into bombastic power metal so I was a little weary about this debut from Steel Seal. After all, they're Italian (why is this country littered with so much third-rate symphonic metal?) and they're on some label called Underground Symphony. Things aren't looking too good for By the Power of Thunder from the outset.
Fortunately, these guys are keen songwriters and guitarist Marco Valerio Zangani is one talented bastard, so all the bullshit clouding my vision dissipates with time. "Anger Storm" is a good opener and is certainly a catalyst to this "declouding." It's epic, allows vocalist D.C. Cooper (Silent Force) to stretch his voice just enough to know he has some respectable pipes and even utilizes some tasteful keyboard solos. I had already decided to call this a pleasant surprise.
With a firm slap in the ass things really start to pick up with the second track, "Roncesvalle's Day." The first few seconds can be deceiving because it sounds uncharacteristically Maiden-like for this band, but as the layers build and the chorus takes shape you realize this is something entirely different; more modern, progressive. No, you're not going to get goose bumps or wait outside your local record store the night before the next Steel Seal album is released because this song is just that damn good, but you will notice an increase in the heaviness factor about now, and that's a thumbs up from me, at least.
The rest of the album goes through a similar cycle as the first two, which is to say that it alternates between overly epic numbers and the more immediate guitar showcase tracks, with the latter becoming more prevalent as By the Power of Thunder comes to a close. There's only one problem with this kind of predictability: It's boring! Without the vibrant dynamic that not knowing often brings, songs bleed together and listeners begin to tire of Cooper's sometimes tiring vocal patterns. Of course, it's kind of a minor issue in the scheme of things, but the mediocrity and relative lack of passion conveyed on record makes me hesitant to recommend Steel Seal's debut. Unless you're a huge power metal geek you would probably be better off not listening.


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In an attempt to avoid providers making decisions that favor VIPs such as "a donor, the brother-in-law of the chief medical officer or the mayor," versus the VUP, the person with no insurance, Rosoff says, the policy stipulates explicitly that "there are no special people. Does that mean we wouldn't come under pressure? We could. But it's written into the policy of the hospital, so the downside is that violating that could mean one helluva lawsuit."
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It's not an end-all talk on the subject, there's still a lot of discussion to be had about this new frontier in games, but just saying "this is bad" or "BAWW PAY TO WIN" or suggesting that we limit content from people who don't pay is getting us nowhere. We need to stop, breathe and have a real conversation about this. I feel like this is a pretty good place to start it.
These guys are making a game, yeah, and it's gonna' be accessible to anyone who wants to show up, but they're a business. They're here to make money, like it or not. Having a community this open, this early on has the potential to be a great boon so long as we don't pre-emptively push our kind developers away with incessant whining about THINGS THEY HAVEN'T EVEN CONFIRMED YET. So lets do something constructive with this forum and this opportunity to have our voices heard by the devs before we even really know anything about the game.
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The Magic 8 Ball has an answer for everything! Ask a question, shake the 8 Ball in your hands and peer into the portal. The 20-sided dice inside floats up into view with your answer.Ruth and Elliot Handler and Harold "Matt" Matson launch a new company named Mattel out of a garage workshop in Southern California in 1945. The first Mattel products are picture-frames, but Elliott soon develops a side business in dollhouse furniture made from picture frame scraps. Harold Matson soon sells out to his partner, and, encouraged by the success of the doll furniture, the Handlers turned the company's emphasis to toys. "Leadership at Mattel is the ability to develop and communicate a compelling picture of the future that inspires and motivates others to take action. Leaders at Mattel align themselves with Mattel's core values, exhibit leadership competencies and drive for success in their business strategies. In this way, Mattel work's to achieve their vision of being The world's Premier Toy Brands - Today and Tomorrow." Every day as Mattel's 25,000 employees worldwide strive to realize that vision, their leadership team is guiding the way. Some of Mattel's brands include, Barbie, Hot Wheels, Toy Story, Power Wheels, Disney Princess, Disney Fairies, Thomas the tank, Thomas and Friends, Elmo, Sesame Street, Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!, Go Diego Go, and Dora the Explorer.
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This product is a classic, I had one and I want to get one for my little sister. I guess it's fun because we all have questions that we want answered, still it's one that you may use even when your older and keep around the house just for fun. Everytime your curious you just pick it up and give it a shake, that's what I like about it.
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This always mystified those who played with it. We would always be surprised and amused with the answers
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I took this to a Halloween party for adults aged 56-70. Most of them recalled having one as a child. Others had no idea what is was. We passed it around and everyone enjoyed it. It was the hit of the party. Now the grandkids are enjoying it. Only con, sometimes the "answer" was difficult to read.
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And then there are those countries which signed onto the Kyoto Accord, and then aggressively moved to ignore it. Countries like Canada.
A great day for the UN group as Australia signs on to the Kyoto protocol.
As soon as there is new leadership (or any leadership, for that matter) in the US, they will be next. The same can be said for Canada, however, it could be sooner depending on how much exposure the Government's bullying tactics and sheer incompetence get. I've never seen a minister act as poorly on a government committee as Environment Minister Baird. What a shame to all Canadians he is!
It's an interesting time watching these "democratic" coal and oil-corrupted governments toppling one by one. 2008 will be a landmark year: the tipping point for the worldwide government Greenshift. We'd all do well to get ready for it.
It's not the "coal and oil-corrupted governments" you have to get by Toby. It's the electorate. The reason why Canada has not met its Kyoto obligations so far is because the majority of the people of Canada won't let any government do it. That may change in the future, but until the people truly give assent, all that will happen will be tokenism. It has little to with coal and oil industries.
Considering that over 80% of Canadians today would call themselves environmentalists, your point about the electorate is not only completely erroneous, but it lacks awareness of your fellow Canadians' views, Paul.
It is in fact the determined and self-protecting coal and oil industries, and their lobbyists, who are responsible for spreading inaccurate, skeptic science on climate change, and who are also aggressively lobbying the governments of Canada and the US to maintain the status quo.
Keep this in mind: in over 2 years in power as Canada's new Government, the Conservatives have not signed one single piece of legislation to take action on climate change. Not one. Reported as the #1 issue to Canadians, there is a huge divergence between the will of the Canadian people, and the actions of Canada's new government.
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The Los Angeles Theatre is one of the crown jewels of the downtown Los Angeles corridor of fantasy that is Broadway. Built in homage to Versailles, this palatial structure is now rented by movie studios for film shoots.
After years of hanging on as a Spanish language theater, the Los Angeles finally closed its doors to the public in 1994. The theater has been used for innumerable commercials, music videos and film shoots.
Because of studio filming, this theatre is not often open to the public. A wonderful opportunity to visit the most breathtakingly exquisite Los Angeles movie palace of them all, is at the Los Angeles Conservancy "Last Remaining Seats" summer classic films series, which often has at least one film at this theatre. Tickets tend to sell out in advance.
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It's been there for years. It was placed there so people could see what was playing at the Los Angeles Theatre, when you were standing across the street at the Paramount Theatre. I think that was the second verson of that sign of the years.
A Wurlitzer model 216 organ (2/10) was installed in the Los Angeles Theatre for its opening after being moved from the nearby Tower Theatre. There has been some confusion about this Opus 1620 Wurlitzer since records show it was shipped to the Garrick Theatre on Apr 23, 1927. But the Garrick had already been demolished by then to make way for the Tower, which opened on Oct 27 of that year. Original plans for the Los Angeles called for installation of a larger Wurlitzer, and chamber space was provided to accommodate it, but the owner ran out of funds and was forced to move the organ from the Tower instead.
The organ had been in the Tower for only a couple of years. After its move to the Los Angeles, it was played for only a short time before being allowed to fall into disrepair. It was restored to playing condition in the early '60s, and organist Ann Leaf performed to a full house on Aug 23, 1963. She also recorded tracks for an LP on it (Concert Recording #CR-0083). The organ was eventually sold or, as some reports have it, stolen from the Los Angeles. It's now known to be part of a larger organ that is in private hands.
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The LOS ANGELES' lobby, the lobby ceiling, chandeliers and candy counter are seen early on in the 1970 Paul Mazursky film 'Alex in Wonderland' as part of the storyline. (Later on, there are exterior scenes of the VOGUE and NEW VIEW as well.)
January 30th marked the 80th anniversary of the grand opening of the Los Angeles Theatre, which had Charles Chaplin's "City Lights" as the inaugural attraction. Advertised as "The World's Finest Theatre," it accompanied the B&W serio-comedy with a stage presentation featuring a symphony-sized orchestra. Performances were continuous from 10:00am daily. On weekdays, general admission was 50 cents until 1:00pm, 65 cents to 5:30pm, and 75 cents to closing. On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the price was 65 cents until noon and 75 cents the rest of the day and night. Children were 25 cents at all times. All performances had reserved-seat sections at higher prices of $1 and $1.50, depending on time of day.
The theatre was shown in the latest NCIS: Los Angeles episode.
What a thrill to see this theater highlighted in the Lifetime reality series Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition. Great views of the theater, despite the overwrought drama of the show itself. LA theater friends tell me that the show used the theater almost all summer long. BRAVO to Lifetime for using an historic theater as a backdrop for their show!
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The race draws plenty of praise from participants for its organization. Don Dodsson, the News-Gazette business writer, has participated in many races over the years and said he "likes to talk it up with his friends because it is such a good event."
Over its 21-year history, the race has raised nearly $125,000.
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Ravens 35, Steelers 7
Or maybe, the Ravens are the better team. They dominated the line of scrimmage against the Steelers, as Haloti Ngata and Terrell Suggs (3 sacks) in particular made life very difficult for Ben Roethlisberger. Big Ben committed five turnovers (three picks, two fumbles). Some were his fault, while others weren't; but they were all pretty much the result of Baltimore's relentless pass rush.
Roethlisberger went 22-of-41 for 280 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. All of the pressure really got to him, and he made some poor throws in Baltimore territory as a result.
Bears 30, Falcons 12
At any rate, Ryan went 31-of-47 for 319 yards and a pick, as he was playing in catch-up mode the whole game. Ryan was constantly harassed by Chicago's front - he was sacked five times and hit many times more - but because he threw the ball so much, he was able to hit four different targets five times: Tony Gonzalez (5-72), Julio Jones (5-71), Roddy White (8-61) and Jason Snelling (5-32).
Bengals 27, Browns 17
Looking at the stat box, you may notice that McCoy had a 56-yard completion to Mohamed Massaquoi, but that was the result of busted coverage. His impressive passes were far and few between.
McCoy barely had any support from his running game. The offensive line couldn't open up anything for Peyton Hillis, who rushed for 57 yards on 17 carries; more than a third of his yardage came on a 17-yard scamper. Hillis did help McCoy in the passing attack, catching six balls for 30 receiving yards.
Bruce Gradkowski stepped in for an injured Dalton and led the Bengals to a victory. He lofted the 41-yard, game-winning touchdown to A.J. Green while the Browns were caught off-guard, seemingly unready for the play.
Texans 34, Colts 7
Of course, Kerry Collins (16-31, 197 yards, TD) and his dreadful offensive line were so terrible that you can't exactly blame them for quitting. Collins was sacked on the second play from scrimmage, as Jeff Linkenbach had no chance of stopping Mario Williams.
On the first play of the next drive, Collins was strip-sacked and lost a fumble, leading to a Derrick Ward rushing touchdown. Collins then fumbled the snap on the initial play of the third drive, allowing Houston to find the end zone yet again (Ben Tate run).
Now down 17-0, the Colts really needed to put a nice drive together and score at least a field goal to give themselves a chance. Collins moved the team to midfield and things were looking good until starting guard Joe Reitz committed a 15-yard face mask penalty. The infraction killed the drive and Indianapolis kicked the ball away, allowing Houston to score another touchdown. Game over.
Jaguars 16, Titans 14
I know Jacksonville's run defense did a great job containing Johnson on his few attempts - he was held to three rushing yards - but it doesn't matter. Keeping the ball out of CJ2K's hands like that was really irresponsible. Munchak's not going to win (m)any games with this strategy.
Johnson actually had more attempts in the second half. One more, to be exact. He finished with a whopping nine carries for 24 yards. I'd buy low, if possible.
As for Britt, he had a monstrous performance, grabbing five balls for 136 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Bills 41, Chiefs 7
I'd say Kansas City looked lost without Charlie Weis, but this all started at the end of last year. The team lost consecutive home games to the Raiders and Ravens by a combined score of 61-17. Matt Cassel looked completely lost in those two contests, and the same could be said of him in this game. He went just 22-of-36 for 119 yards, one score and a pick. This means that in his previous three outings, Cassel is just 42-of-87, 304 yards, one touchdown and a whopping six interceptions. That's a 3.5 YPA.
Time for Andrew Luck? I'll probably slot a quarterback to the Chiefs in my next 2012 NFL Mock Draft update.
Eagles 31, Rams 13
Let's begin with the latter, which obviously is the most important element. It all started when Steven Jackson pulled his quad on 47-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter. Jackson had another 9-yard run, but then had to leave the game. A pulled quad doesn't sound serious, but soft-tissue injuries tend to linger.
Later in the game, Danny Amendola was knocked out with a dislocated elbow. According to the team, his season is in doubt.
Right tackle Jason Smith (sprained ankle) and corner Ronald Bartell (stinger) were also hurt, but the big blow was to Sam Bradford, who suffered a finger injury in the fourth quarter. The Rams are fearful that Bradford may have suffered nerve damage, and Steve Spagnuolo went on to say, "I'll be praying all night."
- The Eagles scored their second touchdown on a fumble return. Late in the first quarter, Bradford stumbled trying to get the ball to his running back. He lost control of the ball, which was returned 56 yards by Juqua Thomas-Parker.
- Rookie tight end Lance Kendricks had two huge drops, including one that would have set the Rams up with a first-and-goal at the 5-yard line.
- Brandon Gibson dropped a potential first down in the second quarter.
- Amendola dropped a first-down conversion in the third quarter.
- Billy Bajema had a false start on second-and-goal at the Eagles' 1-yard line. The Rams had to settle for a field goal as a result.
- Josh Brown missed a 47-yard field goal in the third quarter.
- Bradford missed an open Amendola for a touchdown at the end of the third quarter.
Lions 27, Buccaneers 20
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Here were Stafford's targets:
Calvin Johnson: 10
Brandon Pettigrew: 6
Nate Burleson: 5
Javhid Best: 5
Maurice Morris: 2
Rashied Davis: 1
Tony Scheffler: 1 (and one screen pass ruled a lateral)
Maurice Stovall: 1
Titus Young: 1
Will Heller: 1
Here were Freeman's targets:
Mike Williams: 9
Earnest Graham: 9
Kellen Winslow: 8
Arrelious Benn: 7
Preston Parker: 5
Dezmon Briscoe: 1
Kregg Lumpkin: 1
Luke Stocker: 1
Cardinals 28, Panthers 21
What Newton did was completely legitimate. He was very accurate, both deep and short. The kicker is that he didn't even have much time in the pocket; on several plays he had to escape pressure, failing most of the time, as Arizona's defense was much quicker than any stop unit he faced in the SEC.
I'm really excited to see what Newton does going forward. As Tony Dungy said on NBC's highlight show, rookies don't come in and do this, especially on the road. Newton really looks like something special.
Chargers 24, Vikings 17
Adding injury to insult, Nate Kaeding tore his ACL on the play. He's out for the year. Even worse, five-technique Luis Castillo is also done for the season. He's San Diego's top defensive lineman.
Donovan McNabb went 7-of-15 for 39 yards, one touchdown and an interception that was tipped and impressively caught by Shaun Phillips. McNabb had absolutely no time in the pocket. He was constantly on the run, scrambling for 32 yards.
49ers 33, Seahawks 17
When I bet on Ginn's teams, he screws me by dropping touchdowns and losing fumbles. When I bet against Ginn's teams, he returns kickoffs and punts for touchdowns. This always happens, without fail. The five-point-underdog Sehawks trailed by two late in this game, but Ginn ruined the potential cover by scoring on a kickoff and punt return.
Alex Smith completed 15-of-20 passes, but for only 124 yards to go along with 22 rushing yards and a score. He struggled to move the chains all afternoon, but at least he didn't commit any turnovers.
Smith's top target was Vernon Davis, who had five grabs for 47 yards. Braylon Edwards had just three catches for 27 yards.
Speaking of Baldwin, the undrafted rookie hauled in four grabs for 83 yards and a touchdown, though most of his yardage came on a somewhat fluky 55-yard, fourth-quarter score. Ignore him in fantasy leagues.
Lynch finished with 33 yards on 13 attempts, by the way.
Redskins 28, Giants 14
Eli Manning was awful in the preseason, as he had issues with his accuracy in every outing. That continued at Washington. Though he went 18-of-32 for 268 yards, a rushing touchdown and a pick, he made numerous poor throws and missed open receivers. That said, he doesn't deserve blame for the interception, which happened to be returned for six. Kareem McKenzie whiffed on a block, allowing rookie Ryan Kerrigan to take the pick back for six.
On the other side of the coin, Rex Grossman really looked good in the exhibition contests, beating out John Beck by a mile. Grossman was really sharp against the Giants, going 21-of-34 for 305 yards and a pair of scores. He made only one mistake, which was a fumble that he committed while getting sacked. He also overthrew Jabar Gaffney for a potential touchdown, though Gaffney repaid the favor by dropping a long completion. Maybe Grossman was on to something when he said that the Redskins were going to win the NFC East.
Jets 27, Cowboys 24
Tony Romo went 23-of-36 for 342 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Romo played really well for about 50 minutes, but the pick cost Dallas the game; he forced a ball into a covered Dez Bryant. The blocked punt returned for a touchdown, the penalties and the fumble at the Jets 1-yard line were all huge, but Romo's pick was the worst mistake of them all because it could have been prevented. Romo himself said that he needed to avoid the big error, yet he was guilty of it because he made a dumb decision.
Sanchez's top targets were LaDainian Tomlinson (6-73) and Santonio Holmes (6-70). Tomlinson had just five carries, but nearly as many rushing yards (16) as Shonn Greene (26). Greene simply couldn't find any running room on his 10 carries, and New York had to abandon the run because of an early deficit.
Packers 42, Saints 34
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I\'m shoeckd that I found this info so easily.
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What a cheerful set of piertucs! Higgins looks very handsome in his red coat, and indeed in all of his photos. Now I'll have to go back and look at your last year's worth of posts to find out what some of those fascinating things are.Happy New Year, Penny!
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YES!!!! I Love this time of year and this year is more special; I think there will be a lot of isnreentitg Preseason games and FA results during this year. Ocho to NE? VY expected in PHI?I Love This Game!!!
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Maybe he caused a scene to polepe like you. Most polepe really don't care. He is going to go on ESPN and talk about it if they ask him too. People like you take these things the wrong way. Grow up.
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After every Ravens playoff win Walt has done nothing but make excuses for why the other team dropped the ball and lost rather than why the Ravens won. Ever think that beating Luck then going on the road to beat Manning and then going on the road again to beat Brady might just mean something else is going on besides the opponents messing up? Give credit where credit is due and stop making excuses.
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I hate to say I told you so, but I did tell you so. The Patriots offense is such a gimmicky, tricky-dicky system that thrives on mistakes and mis alignment. I knew the 2nd half was going to be a problem for the Patriots when they threw every razzle-dazzle play in the book at the Ravens in the 1st half. Plus they aren't build for the physical game the Ravens were going to play. You're damn right Brady quit, he threw that ball away and still got hit. If he'd have kept running, not only would Ngata have stopped him short (uhh he's way faster than Brady) but I promise his night would have ended right there. But this was going to happen. The Ravens have a lot of Talent and the Patriots have a lot of tricks and play in a weak division.
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Even if Brady had gotten the 4 yards, Haloti would have made him pay for it. They were still behind, and they wouldn't be able to come back anyway with a flattened Brady.
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Ridley lowered his head to deliver the hit/run over Pollard, though....
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The patriots got a few lucky calls
The hit on pitta over the middle: if that wasnt a hit on a defenseless receiver then I don't know what is, if that was Bernard pollard instead of mayo there would have been 9 flag on the field. Ed Reed also got hit on a fair catch and there was no call there. But we're on to the Super Bowl Go ravens! Ps Walt that was a very short recap in which you talked about what the patriots Didnt do rather than what the ravens did do.
f**ing retards
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I'm mad because walter is horrible but I comment every week on every single one of his awful articles. I only come to this site to make fun of walter because I have nothing better to do with my life. I hate his analysis and he has nothing good to say...yet here I am...ebonnnnyyyyy and ivooorrryyyyy
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Give the Ravens defense the credit it deserves Walter. They beat Manning and Brady on the road in consecutive playoff games. Admittedly this is not the dominant Ravens defense we have seen much of the past decade, but they still got it done when it mattered most.
New England averaged 35 points a game. Baltimore SHUT THEM OUT at home in the second half.
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It's time to trade Peytom Branning. He completely melts down come playoff time nowadays.
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@ Run-DMG
There was nothing dirty about the hit on Ridley. Hard hit? Yes. Dirty? No.
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Pollard needs to be suspended before he ends someone's career or kills them. He's not a monster; he's a dirty punk.
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On what planet is Patrick Ching's injury considered "key"?
He is terrible, a penalty machine on special teams an is behind Gregory and Wilson on the depth chart. Chung will be gone anyway after the season and has been completely useless this year. |
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Tigers Sweep Sunday Matches
September 28, 2008
BOX SCORES: Austin | Oglethorpe
September 28, 2008, Atlanta, Ga. - DePauw won both of its Sunday Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference matches and improved to 13-6 overall and 2-2 in conference play.
DePauw topped Austin 3-0 (25-22, 25-18, 25-20) and then beat Oglethorpe 3-1 (26-28, 25-14, 25-16, 25-21).
In the Austin match, Dana Genet led with 14 digs and two aces, while Ali Smith had 32 assists and Kristen Chynoweth totaled six blocks and eight kills.
Erin Cunningham had 11 kills against Oglethorpe, while Emily Smith finished with 30 digs. Ali Smith had 37 assists with Chynoweth recording six blocks.
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Crime Stoppers | Northwest Side robbery
Police seek help solving diamond heist
3 thieves hit mall store, get $25,000 in jewels
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A theft at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing is the crime of the week in the Crime Stoppers program.
At 10:20 a.m. on Oct. 5, a man and a woman entered the Diamonds Forever jewelry store and shoplifted $25,000 in diamonds while a sales clerk was busy with an accomplice who was posing as a customer.
The third person asked the clerk about jewelry in a case, then distracted the clerk with questions on the other side of the store. The two others then began removing the jewelry and placing it in a bag.
The trio were described as a black man in his late 40s, 6 feet 2 inches tall and 265 pounds, bald, wearing gold-framed sunglasses and a Bluetooth cellphone earpiece; a white woman in her late 30s, 150 pounds, with long, straight blond hair; and a black man in his late 40s, balding, also wearing a Bluetooth earpiece.
Photos from a security camera may be viewed at www.stopcrime.org.
Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for information received by Feb. 27 that leads to an arrest or indictment. Tips can be called in to 614-645-8477; sent by e-mail through the website; or texted to 274637, keyword CMH.