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Posted: 03-03-2002 23:46
Post subject: Theories on Jersey Devil
The Jersey Devil is probably one of the most long-standing and misunderstood cypto legends...I am interested to hear of anyone's theories on this phenomena that has out lasted Mothman, Goatman etc, and seems to flitter between real creature to superstitious omen to product of witchery! Any thoughts!
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Posted: 04-03-2002 12:29
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A pair of very tiny kangaroos.
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Posted: 04-03-2002 19:53
Post subject: Kangaroos!
The Jersey Devil...mmm...I supoose it was on some occasions described as kangaroo-like, but I think the only natural explanation is the sandhill crane which shrieks mournfully, stands four-feet high and, of course, flies. I realise too that there were many livestock kills but this could have been put down to cougar kills which at the time were being hunted out of New Jersey.
It's bizarre too how the JD hoof-prints were mirrored by the 1855 Devonshire prints...
I think the Jersey Devil mystery was dramatised by the so called 'origins' which mentioned Mother Leeds etc and a deformed/cursed child, but I guess all these kinds of legends are given a root that probably isn't connected.
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Posted: 05-03-2002 14:02
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I was just talking about the hoof prints. If two very small kangaroos was jumping along, it could look like the hoofprints of a biped animal. I don't mean it seriously though.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 04:42
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There is alot of legend surrounding the jersey devil which I don't pay much attention to i.e. some woman gave birth to a deformed baby that flew out the chimney. But I do think that the serious sightings of this animal sound similar to chupacabra sightings. I've heard the Devil sucks the blood of farm animals just like chupa does. Maybe the Jersey devil is a chupacabra or some type of creature that could be related to the chupacabra and this species of animal is so elusive that it remains to be caught, I don't think this is improbable considering the creature seems to be nocturnal.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 04:49
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I don't think of the JD as a crypto legend, if only because it's descriptions are so improbable. I mean, Nessie could be a pleiseasour (sp?), or Bigfoot a Gigantopithecus, but a bat-winged, ostrich-legged, horse-headed beast?
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Posted: 06-03-2002 04:52
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Not all descriptions are like that tho Minor Drag.
I remember reading a description that said the JD was like a panther with glowing red eyes and that it sucked the blood of farm animals, this is similar to chupacabra sightings. I think the bat winged ostrich can be put down to silly legends getting out of control. Im suprised some drunk scottish guy hasnt said he saw nessie breathing fire and flying off into the woods to be honest.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 12:49
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Actually, I agree with the sandhill crane theory. I have heard them several times at nature preserves here in the US, and they make a terrible sound, which would be really frightening in the woods at night. I've spent time in the Pine Barrens periodically for the past twenty years, hiking, camping, and so forth, and I can tell you that it is a rather scary place, but I don't think the Jersey Devil is really a cryptid. As to the hoof-prints, I heard from a park ranger some five years ago that the Barrens has been home to small bands of feral pigs for the past 200 years, so perhaps this could explain it? Not many people know about the pigs, and they're very seldom encountered, being way back in the pines and very timid of humans, and the park service is naturally loath to publicize their presence.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 17:34
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Birds of some sort is my only rational notion, but how or why I've no clue.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 17:48
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Giant Bats maybe?
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Posted: 06-03-2002 21:10
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The Sandhill Cranes do not frequent the Pine Barrens any longer, yet these migratory birds would certainly shock the residents of a town if 40,000 of them turned up, omitting their mournful cries and flapping their 80-inch wingspan. Also, these birds would roost on many houses hence the many 'prints' reported on roof-tops. The cranes stand around four-feet tall and have long necks but this doesn't explain the horse and dog-head descriptions and the front 'paws'. I agree that this is animal is similar to the Goatsucker in some ways and feel that the origins are mere background rumour to add flavour and depth to the mystery. I still believe that many of the livestock kills were the work of cougars (another animal with an eerie cry) which were allegedly driven out by the early 1900s, but seem to roam everywhere from Illinois to Michigan.
The Jersey Devil has been moulded as a local bogey man story, and whilst many reports are vague, a majority tally with one another and some of this sightings are still said to occur.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 21:46
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My "Wildlife of the Mid-Atlantic States" mentions a sandhill crane sighting in 1992, the first in some twenty years. But they are very rare, which I think lends credence to their being suggested as one possible source of the legend. You mention cougars, which were driven completely out of New Jersey in 1921; prior to this they occupied a very small range mostly in the north of the state. I agree that pumas have a weird cry- I'm a wildlife rehabilitator, and have worked with many cougars over the years. They are quite capable of killing several large sheep and countless chickens in the course of a single night. May I also suggest as a source for the livestock predation the packs of wild dogs which still roam the Barrens to this day? They were first noted in the mid-1800's as probable descendants of the dogs brought by colonists and Hessian soldiers. They are somewhat of a threat to backwoods hikers- the park service doesn't talk about them either, but residents do, and they are blamed for a great deal of mischief in those woods. Traps are set for them by rangers, but they've learned to avoid them.
Several members of the heron family make their home in the southeast of NJ, and in the marshy areas of the Barrens. Blue and night herons are rather large, some standing up to 2 ft., and they have a peculiar gait and the same piercing shriek most herons have. My own personal opinion on the JD is that it's a "Just So" story, created to explain unusual sightings or cries from the pines, which are unsettling enough without any legends. An alternative theory states that the "devil" dayes back to the late 1700's, when a local family (the Leeds of the story- they actually existed, and live in Galloway Twnsp. to this day- a descendant is a local politician) had a son who was retarded and badly deformed- a "devil" in the parlance of those times, which held any abnormality to be of satanic origin. Interestingly, there is some babsis for this- I have seen records of a Daniel Leeds being cared for through his life by his brother as he was "feeble-minded".
I'm not sure about a genuine cryptid in the Barrens- despite its protected status, it's a rather damaged and marginal habitat, mostly home to marginal species which thrive in disturbed environments, such as raccoons, deer, possum, etc. Heavy logging and cranberry-bogging in the past two centuries has driven out many species which once lived abundantly there, such as black bears, and in the earlier days, wolves. But if there were an undiscovered species in the pines, I'd have to guess it would be a bird, probably one of the herons or the wading birds.
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Posted: 06-03-2002 21:59
Post subject: Maybe I Did It
I was lost in the Pine Barrens once, so it may have been me causing the reports of a cryptid lurking about...
sorry, folks!
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Posted: 06-09-2002 10:36
Post subject: A liitle site on the 'Jersey Devil'
One insteresting point is the way the tracks it left behind have similar qualities to the famous 'Devil's Hoofprints' from Devon.
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Posted: 06-09-2002 17:00
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As a resident of New Jersey I have the unfortunate task of telling everyone that the Jersey Devil probably isnt real.I've driven past the pine barrens every Summer since I was 5 and have yet to see a thing.
But if you want to know something genuinely scary about New Jersey,check out Clinton Road in West Milford, NJ.
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Jim Leonhard's Season Ends Prematurely Once AgainPosted by on December 12, 2011 – 4:05 pm
The injury looked bad right after it happened, and today Rex Ryan made it official: S Jim Leonhard will not finish the season for the second consecutive year.
"We lost Jimmy, torn patella tendon," the Jets head coach told team reporters on a conference call this afternoon. "You feel absolutely terrible for him. This team means everything to Jim. His leadership is obviously going to be missed. I know he'll get this surgery and I'm sure he's going to be around the building and be part of us anyway. He just can't do it physically."
The silver lining to Sunday's second-quarter injury, not for Leonhard but for the Jets, is that similar to last year, when Leonard broke his leg in practice on Dec. 3, Brodney Pool is ready to step in, play alongside Eric Smith and keep the deep middle contributing to the Jets' defensive efforts down the stretch.
"We're fortunate to have as a team a player like Brodney as a backup safety. Now he'll come in at starting safety with Eric," Ryan said. "Brodney's a guy who has man cover skills, he's got range, he's smart, he's in our system now for the second season, so we're fortunate to have him.
"It's obviously a huge blow for our football team," Ryan added, "but it's one we think we can overcome."
The difficult part may be in filling in behind Smith and Pool. Undrafted free agent Tracy Wilson, signed in late August, waived in September, signed to the practice squad in October and to the active roster in November, is the lone backup on the depth chart at the moment. Ryan said GM Mike Tannenbaum and his team are seeking available help "maybe not for the short term but to help us with depth maybe in the long term."
But the long term doesn't have much longer to go this season. Three more weeks of the regular season — which, if the Jets navigate with three victories, will get them their third AFC Wild Card playoff berth in the three Ryan seasons — plus however long the Green & White would continue into the postseason.
However, for the front line, Pool showed after Leonhard's injury a year ago that he could accelerate his learning curve in the Ryan/Mike Pettine scheme and had a strong finish, particularly in the Indianapolis playoff game. Now it's time for No. 22 to stand out one more time.
On the punt-returning front, no sooner had Ryan established his preference for Leonhard's sure-handedness as the main punt returner than Leonhard went down after his lone return vs. the Chiefs for 1 yard.
But rookie Jeremy Kerley stepped right back into the role and did a solid job with 42 yards on three returns — 14- and 26-yard runbacks to set up two second-quarter TD drives and a 2-yard return that saved a tough hopper from being turned into an inside-the-5 punt in the third — plus two flawless fair catches.
"Jeremy was in this morning catching punts," Ryan said. "He takes it on himself to get better — over 200 passes on the JUGS gun every day and I can't tell you how many punts. … I think Jeremy's done a tremendous job. Obviously he's got to do a great job catching the football, first, and worrying about the return, second."
Ryan said Leonhard will be "almost taking over a coaching role right now" and that he doesn't think this injury in any way ends Leonhard's playing career. But for one more stretch run the Jets will be without their heady, competitive back-end field general. We'll add our condolences to those from around the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center and from around Jets Nation: We're sorry to hear that you're going to miss the end to another season, and we wish you a speedy recovery and rehab.
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KC coach Todd Haley was dismissed today, less than a day after Sunday's 37-10 Jets verdict. Ryan on the firing: "As a member of the coaching community, it's always tough when you hear news like that. I never knew Todd well, but when I've been around him, I've had a lot of respect for him. I think he did an outstanding job as a coordinator and obviously he took his team to the playoffs last year. It's just an unfortunate thing. These things happen. I wish him the best." Romeo Crennel, the former Jets and Patriots assistant and Browns head coach, was named as the Chiefs' interim HC.
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His other such ratings came in the fourth quarter of last year's AFC Divisional Round game at New England (3-for-3, 72 yards, one TD) and in the third quarter of this year's Game 2 vs. Jacksonville (5-for-5, 78 yards, 1 TD).
And Sanchez has been at the helm of 13 touchdown drives over the current three-game winning streak. The last time a Jets QB had 13 TD series in a three-game span was Chad Pennington during that golden stretch run in 2002 (3 @ NE, 5 vs. GB, 5 vs. IND in the AFC Wild Card Game). The last time a Jets QB had more was Ken O'Brien, who personally directed 14 TD possessions in 1985 (5 in Game 9 @ IND, 2 in Game 10 @ MIA, 7 in Game 11 vs. TB).
The Jets were the beneficiaries of seven first downs by penalty Sunday. That's the same total they got in the 2000 Monday Night Miracle OT win over the Dolphins. The last time they got more in a game was in 1988, when the Houston Oilers helped them move the chains nine times via penalty.
The two Jets RBs with the most yards from scrimmage in a game in the last seven seasons were on the MetLife field at the end of the day Sunday. Thomas Jones, now of course a Chief, had 227 yards of offense vs. Buffalo in 2009. And Shonn Greene had a career-high 187 yards in the just-completed win. Crunching the numbers one more way, Greene has the most YFS by a Jets RB with at least 50 receiving yards since Curtis Martin racked up a franchise-record 228 yards in the snow against Pittsburgh on Dec. 14, 2003.
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Tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson and defensive tackle Marcus Dixon will be the special guests at tonight's "Inside the Jets" radio show from 7-8 p.m. ET. You can attend the show at Grasshopper Off the Green in Morristown, N.J., or listen to the proceedings, hosted by voice of the Jets Bobby Wischusen, on ESPN 1050.
Tags: Brodney Pool, Eric Smith, Jim Leonhard, Kansas City Chiefs, Mark Sanchez, Rex Ryan, Shonn Greene
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By wayne on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Tough break for Leonhard. Hopefully he recovers completely. kerley will be fine on punt returns. Was not surprised by muff his first return coming back from injury, which occurred by catching a punt…….I think it will be a while before we see that again from this kid…….Now let's see how Jets do against an opponent that can at lest put their dukes, and some serious offensive firepower…A whole lot will be answered this very weekend..
By Karan on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Dang it, his season ends early again. I wish you a healthy recovery. I don't know if we will see Jim in a Jets uniform again next season, I certainly hope we do, but it would not be surprising if we don't.
By Pranit on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Jim Leohnard is a very good player. Jets should bring him back next year too, imho. He plays with heart !!
Jets do need to draft another safety next year too. Although there are too many needs to address — OLB, Safety, RB etc etc…lots of needs…
By joe on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Wayne thats my whole point as we are supposed to win the SUPERBOWL (REX GUARANTEED IT )Just to get it we pretty much have to run the table.The Giants won yest so were going to have our hands full. with them If we do get in i really think we can beat DENVER BUT THATS ABOUT IT.If memory serves me correct NE (2x )and Balt basically killed us this year If we play Pittsburgh thats another bad match up for us.Since all games will be away i dont like our chances
By Karan on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
I'll tell you one thing, I sure do miss Dwight Lowery right now. Why oh why did the Jets trade him? You can never have enough depth, and he was an excellent player for us.
By joe on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Wayne say hypothecially we run the table (GIANTS now have something to play for and will be tough )and get in. Rex has guaranteed us a SUPERBOWL WIN THIS YEAR.Road games against teams like Pitts NE and Balt await (LOL NO MORE WASH BUFFALOS KC ETC )Our recent play against teams that we will be playing in Jan hasnt really inspired me to book my SuperBowl tickets as REX has guaranteed.If by some MIRACLE we do get to the BOWL the Packers probably await.
By Karan on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Rex said Tannenbaum is looking at Safety free agents for some depth. Any suggestions of whom the Jets should sign?
By cgb on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
your a class act leonhard. you will be missed, i know as soon as you can you will be back coaching up your teammates. I hope you heal up fine and come back next year. good luck man. I'l see you on the sidelines.
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
I wish Leonhard the best but I think Rex's prediction that his career's not over was a classic Freudian slip. Coming back two yrs in a row like that isn't going to be easy and it's hard to avoid the conclusion that Leonhard's neither big nor sturdy enough for the NFL, at least not as a starter. Woodhead fans forget that sometimes he comes in for as little as 6 or 7 snaps a game for NE. Actually, since Leonhard's smarts on D seem to be his greatest asset, maybe his most natural spot on the Jets is as a DB coach. As for Rex, he has to stop talking about Ed Reed and make sure the Jets draft somebody in '12 who can turn into that kind of player. And while Lowery wasn't there yet at S, he was a lot better than what's behind Smith and Pool now.
By Kevin65Fan on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
WOW…Spicer…look…more stats for you above….WOW…never hear the end of it now 64 Tom. Thanks Randy…
By Kevin65Fan on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Gotta contain Vick…plain and simple. Their offesive line stinks and we need to put the pressure on. Maybin would be perfect in most cases with his speed and quickness to track down Vick. Let Maybin float all across the line and keep his eyes on Vick at all times…let him be his shadow…and pound him hard…Vick not the most sturdiest physically….
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
P.S. I mean 6 or 7 touches a game for Woodhead, he's also in on other snaps like when he tried to block Westerman, who obliterated him to get the safety on Brady. I should add that here's more evidence of Rex's "questionable roster management" (Randy wouldn't print what I'd like to call it): So because we dumped Cook, who'd worked with the team for the better part of 2 yrs, on some unexplained whim, all we have behind Smith and Pool is Tracy Wilson, having also unloaded Lowery, Coleman, and Digs without any real explanations. If anybody can tell me what sense any of this makes, especially from an alleged defensive genius, I'm all ears. And this kind of stuff will always happen when you've got a HC who can't command a piece of the FO.
By Clarke W. Griswald on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Long live Rex Ryan, Sorry haters.
By westcoastJET28 on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Sad, sad note after finally a complete game against an irrelevant team. I wish he just fell to the ground after he made the pick. Get well soon Jimmy. Hopefully your back in Green & White next year.
By Jimmer on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
The only thing positive about this is this, we have the same 2 st's that played without Jimmy last year, we won 2 playoff games without him. It can and will be done. Mayhem and Westerman need to step it up to keep the pressure off the secondary.
Mayhem as a spy this week could be pivotal. Only guy we have with the speed.
By 38 year fan on Dec 12, 2011 | Reply
Randy , ( if possible ) please tell Leonhard he has got to be there on crutches for the Giants game ..It will show everyone he gave everything to this team … He will get a standing ovation from the Jets Faithfull ….
By scjoe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
I am a Leonard fan. I think the guy is all heart, but being realistic, they need to upgrade that position, the TEs they face each year seem to be getting bigger, stronger, and faster, how much longer can a 5'9″ safety get it done?
By Jimmer on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
1 Story is bugging me big time. The B.Moore thing leads me to think we're gonna replace him with some hasbeen. We got a freebee with Slauson, but it ended there. Hunter has been a bad deal. Nobody can say that is a win win. We need to draft someone decent here. A Rt is a pure neccesaty.
By Gabriel on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Karan, Why do you say that? I am sure as long as Ryan is the Jets HC Scott and Leonhard will be JETS. Such a shame that Jimmy is out again , such a great player and person. I wish him the best!
By IRA on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
That 03 Pitt game with Curtis is on my 10 most enjoyed games of all time for me.
Wayne, Agree Kerley will be fine with the punt returns. Watched him all summer and he has great hands. He had 1 slip up and fans went crazy.
Again real bad deal for Jim and wish him the best. I do feel Pool will step it up just like he did last year. However they will sign a veteran probably by tomorrow for depth. Still think they should've never traded Lowery that was a mistake. …
By IRA on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
So nobody gave them a chance going into Pitt during the regular season because they had never won there and looked what happened. Will Philly be easy? Of course not i am afraid of their team speed and Vick. Jets just need to play with the same sense of urgency they have had the past two weeks and they will be fine. Just hope they continue to run the ball and mix in the pass. Field position will be very big this week. You do not want to give Vick a short field to work with and the safeties have to make sure their speedy WR's don't get behind them.
Just as much as its Sanchez time in Dec and Jan the same can be said for Greene who is hitting his stride now.
By IRA on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Getting back to Greene and Dec if you look at his Dec #'s they are much better than Sept, Oct or Nov. 09-41-225-5.5 per.010 45-191-4.2 per, and so far for 011 46-217-4.7 and 4 TD's. Clearly they need to continue to pound the ball with Greene especially with the Eagles and Giants and their high powered offenses they will face.
By Tom Spicer on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
I hate when guys say Rex guarenteed a Super Bowl NO HE DID NOT & HE NEVER HAS! The New York media baits him & they say "Are you going to win the Supoer Bowl" & he says yes we are. What is he supposed to say no we are not? Rex has NEVER EVER said I guarentee we are going to win the Super Bowl. That is made up by the MEDIA!
By GaryC on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
anyone who keeps knocking sanchez I have just two words, Browning Nagle.
By Tom Spicer on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
I never ever want to see anyone get hurt. But to be honest I have been asking on this site all year for the Jets to start Pool over Leonhard I see no loss in this I actually see it as a improvement in our Saftey play. Smith is bad vs the pass but is a great run stuffer & a big hitter. Pool is the best cover saftey we have. To me Leonhard could not cover the pass & he could not play the run. It is year 3 in the Rex D so everyone knows it now there should be no need to have him back there. As far as punts even thou he is sure handed just by watching last weeks game you could see Kerley has that speed to take it the distance that Leonahrd just does not have.
By Allan O'Dane on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Karen, I believe the Jets let go of Lowery so he can be a starter for another team. He asked to be traded and being behind Leonhard and Pool Rex granted his trade request. I for one loved Lowery's play, tough kid but had his issues also covering TE's. Clearly our off-season needs are: Big safety 6'2 220lbs who can cover and play the run. OLB, and DE both who can rush the passer and a RT, Wayne Hunter is a good back-up but not the answer. I will be happy to see Rob Turner back next year. Secondary is going to need to step it up expect more blitz packages from Rex.
By Frank on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Leonhard will be missed and will definitely be back next year. Thank god they resigned Pool during the offseason when it looked like they were waffling. How smart does TanWoody look now throwing Cook overboard he certainly would have been a capable backup WHO KNOWS OUR SYSTEM! Now what genius? If Smith or Pool go down we are in serious trouble.
Randy nice job on the Sanchez numbers however the quality of the compeltion when O'Brien and Chad did it was significantly better than now. We just beat 3 dormats lets see how well Sanchez plays the next 3 games. This Eagles game is going to be the toughest. Giants secondary is atrocious and with Sparano being fired the Phins mailed in the season and V Davis is done for the season.
By wayne on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Joe, not even giving playoffs one thought….The next 2 games will be the gauntlet. And if they get thru them, there's a tendency in this franchise's history that I don't have to enumerate for anyone here……Diehards have to believe anything is possible, I stopped being one of those a couple years ago. I'm from the show me state now…….As for Rex's mouth, I've spoken out bout that from the beginning. He's toned it down, but expectations are still high. Enjoy the next three games. They gonna be tough. And as far as we've seen, when GQ is under pressure, he does well…..Depending on the type of pressure. The Eagles have defensive playmakers, that doesn't necessarily bode well for QB prone to big mental errors.
By Allan O'Dane on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Karen, I believe Darren Sharper may still be available
By wayne on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
This is a slow defense……………….Against Michael Vick……………………..Maybin had better be on the field for just about every snap.
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Clarke, it's not a matter of hating, it's a matter of evaluating. Like evalating how Mr T/Rex/Callahan/Schotty screwed up by not having a backup C. Like evaluating how Mr. T/Rex/Thurman screwed up at the S position. You wanna oversimplify for the sake of a laugh, that's fine. You wanna oversimplify and expect results from a team that makes too many mistakes, good luck. Ira, you sound like Rex saying you're "not afraid" of the Eagles and their team speed, making everything personal in this faux-macho way. Nobody cares if you or Rex are afraid or not afraid, they just don't wanna see all those fast Eagle targets leaving our slow LBs and our weak S pair (Pool is an upgrade over Leonhard in my view) in the dust. Eyes on the prize, not the hype!
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
While I feel badly for Leonhard, I agree with you completely on both Pool and Kerley, Spicer. Nice to see the fates smack Rex down over his ridiculous reaction to Kerley's fumble, now he has to depend on him and watch, Kerley will probably break one and show Rex that he shouldn't rush to conclusions…just like McKnight showed Rex not to rush to conclusions by becoming the NFL's leading KR guy this yr…just like I hope Cook doesn't show Rex or whoever not to jump to conclusions in a playoff game between us and BAL. (Right on about Cook, Frank, that move might end up rivaling not getting a backup C for Mangold.)
By IRA on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
wayne, Thats right the Eagles offense is a bad matchup for the Jets. They better play smart and stay in their lanes or they will give up big plays. I still say the key for the Jets this week and next is to control the clock and keep the other teams offense off the field.
Going into this season the Jets were 7-30 against the NFC. So far this year they are 2-0 and hope soon they will be 4-0.
By Tom Spicer on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
The Jets gave up 3 sacks this past week. I said they would have a big challenge vs Tamba Hali & Justin Houston. This week will be even harder for us the Eagles can rush the passer & they love to blitz. Jason Babin has 15 sacks & Trent Cole has 9. Brick & Hunter really need to step up.
By Tom Spicer on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
The Eagles on the road is going to be a big time test maybe harder than the Giants. On the road at Philly the Eagles fans are relentless they can be 0 & 16 & they will give you a hard time. They can run the ball McCoy is a stud & Vick is back who can run or throw the ball. With Jackson, Maclin & Celek they have weapons all over the field please you can not discount Vicks ability to run the ball. They have 3 good NFL corners & as I have said above they can rush the passer with Babin & Cole. Our D is going to have to step up & get after Vick. On O they are hard to throw against but you can run on them we have to establish the run.
By GaryC on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
If people want to improve the offensive line, what about Schladeraff, the guy we picked up from packers,I mean we did give a draft pick up for him,or is this another wasted transaction by the tanny team.
By scjoe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
I think this Philly game will come down to which Philly team shows up. We have seen very good games from them this season, and then again we have seen very,very, bad games from them. The Jets will be hard pressed to beat Philly at their best, and that may be OK. I think wins over the Giants at home and Miami the following week will get them the #6 seed at 10-6/ 7-5 I also agree we have to see more Maybin on the field this week then last. If not just to rush the passer then to help contain Vick, he is a bad match up against the rest of the LBs when he is on the run.
By cgb on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Thats so true spicer ,about rex guarentee to win the SB that whole statement is a media myth,and everybody and his brother repeats that as factual info.
By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
I don't know, scjoe, 10-6 looks really iffy. On all levels including the one of confidence, much better to win out. Playing on the road all post-season again is gonna be tough enough as it is, especially since this yr so far we haven't been much of a road team.
By scjoe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
64, no doubt winning out will get you in, but you can through out the records of these last three teams, winning out will be very, very tough! A 10-6 record including a win in Miami there is a good chance, a 10-6 record with a loss in Miami and there is little to no chance. Putting a positive spin on it, there are a lot of fans of a lot of teams who can only wish their team is in the position of our team.
By scjoe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
64, re: the playoff picture again. There is a very good possibility it comes down to week 17 Jets-Miami and Tenn-Houston. It is almost a given Ten wins it's next 2 games (Indy,Jax) BUT, if Houston is still in the running for home field throughout that could tip the scales in favor of the Jets, assuming they split with Giants and Philly and beat Miami, What that would do is bring it to the 4th tiebreaker (net points) which as of now the Jets are way ahead.
By Tom Spicer on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
SCJoe, What about the Bengals? Would they have to lose to someone as well?
By Charliejet on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Take nothing for granted – win em' all outright. End of story.
By joe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
EARTH to TOM (SPICER )I personally have heard REX RYAN guarantee WE WILL HAVE A SUPERBOWL win here.Every time hes interviewed he proclaims the JETS ARE THE BEST TEAM IN FOOTBALL. (TOM YOUR KIDDING arent you)If we are the best team in football what the hell are the Packers.Tom because you NEVER HEARD IT that doesnt mean it wasnt said.Now your off the stats and on to conspiracy theorys involving the media making things up.Tom maybe you can answer an old one did the media really fake ELVIS DEATH as well.
By Nuttaz on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Just read that the Jets signed Gerald Alexander – Drafted out of Boise State in 2007 – 6'2″ 209 – check out the hit he made on youtube…knocked the guys helmet off!!! He's floated around but looks quick and can hit…at least at the college level… Get well soon Leonard and don't be a stranger, your defense needs you
By joe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Spicer did the MEDIA also bait and goat REX in doing HARD KNOCKS Did theY bait and goat his behavior on the show as well .Tom REX likes the limelight thats not the best traight for a football coach Shows like the above are NOTHING BUT A DISTACTION (No team thats ever done HARDKNOCKS has ever won anything)You couldnt PAY A BELLICHICK, TOMLIN enough to get them to star in one of those FIASCOS .Bellichick HAS PERSONALLY STATED hes not a movie star hes here for one thing TO WIN THE SUPERBOWL .He doesnt want anyone to know his business or any distractions from his only objective.
By joe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Typical Tom (SPICER )100% wrong with HIS FACTS.If anyone out there wants to check out REXS GUARANTEES please google REX RYAN GUARANTEES SUPER BOWL WIN .If you do so you tube has NUMERIOUS SEGMENTS (5-10 )where REX has GUARANTEED THE JETS winning the superbowl.Check it out SPICER YOUR DEAD WRONG
By joe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Aug 11 2010,Feb 24 2011 Oct 21 2011 I just viewed the following REX RYAN new confrences on YOU TUBE (THERE ARE MANY MANY MORE )in the above REX MADE SUPER BOWL VICTORY GUARANTEES LEFT AND RIGHT .He was flat GUARANTING BRAGGING- BOASTING OF SUPERBOWL VICTORYS to come for that part season to come.Please everyone check it out as i put in the previous post GOOGLE REX RYAN GUARANTEES SUPER BOWL VICTORY ON YOUTUBE.Tom (SPICER )where do you come up with this stuff.
By Row on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
I wish the best for Leonhard. Pool is a hitter, he needs to absolutely blow up every Philly WR when they're going over the middle. I can't wait to see what Vick thinks when he decides to take one outside and gets leveled by Pool. I still haven't seen a solid improvement in the defense. The D still struggles on outside runs. Pace has come on a bit, Scott seems to just be out there. I still think this is a game the Jets can win. I'd like to see a nail biter where running the ball is emphasized. Start LT, continue to give the ball to LT the entire 1st half and come out with Greene on 3rd downs. Sanchez is still staring down the first looks, forcing throws to Burress who is now dropping the ball. T.O.? I say yes.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
All your figuring just convinces me of one thing, scjoe: It's better to just win the games you need to when you need to. And not lose to OAK and DEN earlier in the season. If you can't picture the Jets crushing all three of these last few opponents, I can't imagine why you'd want to see them in the SB this yr, where they'd likely get crushed by a REALLY good team.
By joe on Dec 13, 2011 | Reply
Jet Fan Since 64 Tom MAYBE its 40 years of FUTILITY TALKING (ARTIE LANGE SYNDROME )But if we do get in is there any indication at all from their play this year that we could go on the road beat a NE then a Balt or Pitts to advance to the Superbowl to prob play GB.I know this TODAY if we were to play GB at a neutral site we would be getting 10 plus points easy.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 14, 2011 | Reply
I, too, come from the "40 Years of Futility" school, joe, which is why I don't pay a lot of attention to some of what's written on this site about our O, how our D allegedly "blows" games by giving up 10 or 13 pts, and so on. And while I'm hoping for more of what we've seen offensively these last few wks (thanks in part to Tom Moore?), I agree with you, there's not much evidence that we could beat a team like GB or NO in the big one this yr. What some folks don't seem to recognize is that while both of those teams may be vulnerable on D, you can't exploit that if your goal is to take ten minutes to get a TD (or, sometimes, a FG) and hope the other guys won't score. Rodgers or Brees will just torch you for 6 in 2 plays again and again.
By Jimmer on Dec 14, 2011 | Reply
The story in the Daily News made me do a double take about Leonard. As in a past tense, he said he "loved his time here". That doesn't sound very positive. The guy plays like Chrebet did. Undersized, but lots of heart. I'd love to have him back. We already needed a safety if he did come back.
By joe on Dec 14, 2011 | Reply
Jet Fan Since 64 thats exactly what will happen.As i mentioned in DECADES before teams that won the SUPERBOWL with Ground and Pound ,Ball Control offence(whatever you want to call it )had ABSOLUTE SHUT DOWN DEFENCES.In todays NFL there is ABSOLUTELY NO SUCH THING as a shutdown Defence .The Pittsburgh Steelers probably have one of the best (if not the best Ds in football today ) how did last years superbowl work out for them.
By joe on Dec 14, 2011 | Reply
As far as the Superbowl we as Jet fans after 40 years of winning almost nothing (i think its 1 Div Title )want to believe (esp since our coach every year GUARANTESS A SUPERBOWL WIN )REALISTICALLY wait untill next year lol
By punchie on Dec 14, 2011 | Reply
Jim leonhard has a great football mind and coolness under pressure.Dont give up on the rehab bro next year may verry well be our year if not this year FINISH STRONG J-E-T-S JETS PLACEYA BETS
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom on Dec 14, 2011 | Reply
I wasn't surprised by what Leonhard said, Jimmer, because Rex's Freudian slip after the game on Sunday about his career not being over suggested that the team had already told him they might not take him back next yr. Before I read what Rex said, my guess was that they'd offer Leonhard the same kind of 1-yr deal they offered Leon, one during which he'd have to prove he can still play, and that Leonhard, probably a little less full of himself than Leon (and his loudmouth wife), would take it. But who knows, maybe Rex really is tired of waxing nostalgic about Ed Reed and realizes that we need someone like that really badly next yr. I sure hope that's the case.
By jonjets on Dec 20, 2011 | Reply
Jimmy,so sorry to hear about the rest of the season,get better real soom mate!


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Chances are this will be a long post but I can't really talk to anyone about this and I gotta get it out or I'll go crazy.
Guess a little background on me might help, so I'll start with that.
I'm female, 32, soon to be 33, years old and have a long history of depression.
From the age of probably 14 until I was 23 or 24 I've been depressed, most of that time I didn't even know what was wrong with me. I just felt different and since I couldn't remember ever being any other way, it was pretty much normal for me. I wasn't diagnosed until I was 22 or so when I moved back to my home town and my family realised something was seriously wrong with me.
At that point I had become jobless and had accumulated quite a debt due to me ignoring my mail completely for months at a time and simply not having any income to pay anyone back.
So when I was finally diagnosed I tried weekly therapy sessions which didn't help and eventually ended up in outpatient psychiatric care for several months.
I don't even remember having a break-through or anything but suddenly at 24 I was fixed...this is kinda how it felt anyway.
Soon after that I met my husband while online gaming and moved to the Netherlands within 3 months of meeting him, got a job and moved in with him.
6 years ago we bought a house together, 3 years ago we got married, my debts are paid off and I've been doing OK all that time. I might have had an off day here and there but nothing to worry about.
So basically, I was a success story.... until this year and that brings me to why I'm posting here.
In June I started feeling differently again, not necessarily depressed but I started wondering where I was going with my life, if this was where I wanted to be, if the current me was the best I could be, this kinda stuff. I remember telling my cousin around the same time that sometimes I wished I were by myself again, not married.
I honestly didn't give it much thought after that but the feeling of not quite belonging anymore, of doubting my life, myself and my marriage got worse.
This has now progressed to the point where I just want out and am depressed again. I don't think I love my husband anymore even though I can't fault him and I don't feel he has changed.
He has been nothing but supportive of me and is generally a great guy. I've never met anyone who didn't instantly like him, my whole family loves him to bits, he is everyone's favorite and I still get to hear what a great husband I picked.
Until last year I agreed with them, now I find his little faults annoying, I find the fact that he just can't make choices or plans is driving me crazy and I'm not looking forward to coming home anymore.
I used to be unable to sleep when he was out with friends late at night because I needed to know that he made it home safely, now that's not the case anymore.
When he tells me, he loves me I'm having trouble saying it back but feel like I need to and when I do I feel like a dirty liar.
I don't miss him anymore when he's gone for a couple of days and worst of all my brain keeps going back to thinking what life would be without him. I don't see a future with him at all at this point and it confuses the hell out of me.
I still care about him and would never want to hurt him but I don't know what else to do. If I stay in this marriage I think I'll break. I'm not happy anymore and don't feel like I could be again.
On the other hand I have no friends here, my family is far away and we have 2 mortgages because our old house just won't sell. I know that by ending it with him I'd essentially ruin my life and his but while he would have all the support he'd need, I'd completely alone again and chances are that even my own family would treat me differently.
But if I stay, I'd keep feeling trapped, looking for a way out. I'd keep having sleepless nights to the point where I can't concentrate at work anymore and just be as unhappy as I am now.
I don't know what to do anymore, I'm not even sure anymore if I see things straight because I'm tired from worrying and over thinking.
Has anyone been through this? This is slowly killing me on the inside and I'm not sure how much longer I can go on like this.


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Muslims should not celebrate Anzac day because it is a "superficial, jingoistic" date that marks Australian colonial aggression against the Muslim world, according to radical Muslim group Hizb ut Tahrir.
Mainstream Muslim groups rejected the group's stance, saying Anzac day had nothing to do with religion.
Hizb ut Tahrir, banned in many countries but not Australia, says government requests for Islamic schools to note Anzac day is an unacceptable imposition of foreign values and history.
Australia, both in the past and now, "supports an international framework of deceit, exploitation and destruction led by the US and European powers".
"It is this ugly reality that is covered by superficial jingoistic celebrations based on crafted mythologies like the 'Anzac legend'," spokesman Uthman Badar said in a statement on Wednesday. He said the Gallipoli campaign was aggression by allied troops against the legitimate Islamic authority, the Ottoman Caliphate. "There is nothing for Muslims to celebrate about Australia's contribution to colonial aggression against the Muslim world.
Hizb ut Tahrir is a fringe group that opposes democracy and Muslim integration and wants to impose an Islamic superstate in all areas Muslims have ruled, from Spain across North Africa to the Middle East.
In Australia, the group – which says it rejects violence – has worked hard in universities to radicalise students, and has more influence in Sydney than Melbourne.
Ramazan Altintas, president of the Turkish sub-branch of the RSL, said: "These are stupid people. Anzac day is not celebrating, it is remembering. Johnny and Mehmet lost the lives on behalf of the Australian and Turkish community, and now we respect all those who lost their lives on behalf of their communities."
Australian Federation of Islamic Councils vice president Ikebal Patel, said Muslims like everyone else could benefit from the lessons of the past in avoiding future conflicts.
A member of the Islamic Council of Victoria said: "Because the Turks celebrate Anzac day, are they not Muslim? Muslims can celebrate Anzac day as part of their Australian identity."


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New kids' gym to open in Spotsylvania
With today's rain and the impending cold weather, many parents are probably wondering, "Where the heck can I take my kid this winter to give the living room rug/dog/basic sense or order in my house a break?"
A growing number of businesses that offer paid play for toddlers and other children are cropping up in the area.
The latest addition:
A class-based kid gym called Great Play will open Nov. 30 in Spotsylvania County. The location is off State Route 3, between La-Z-Boy and Otani, at 12200 Amos Lane.
Great Play offers classes for children ages 6 months through fifth grade. It takes a different approach than some of the more gymnastics-based gym programs in town, using computer technology, image projection and directional sound in its play spaces to encourage development of a wide range of motor skills.
The business is owned by parents James and Jacqueline Shugart, and will be offering an open house with free introductory classes Nov. 30 through Dec. 3. Monthly membership is $79 (pretty comparable with rates at the Little Gym, another kids' gym in town), which includes one weekly class and open gym times, but the business is offering an opening special rate of $39.
Learn more at their website.
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The Second Annual Row for Autism benefit event is all set for Saturday, April 13 at North Hempstead Beach Park at 8 a.m.
The event began last year with the goal of combining two interests: the love of rowing, and the need to raise awareness of the growing number of children with autism. Seven area schools participated last year in the first regatta on our local waters, with more than 1,000 people attending. Over $20,000 was raised for the purchase of specialized adaptive rowing equipment, which enables a disabled teenager to be paired with a typical peer mentor.
Supervisor Jon Kaiman, Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio and the North Hempstead Town Board, in partnership with Friends of Port Rowing, are sponsoring the event.
The free event will feature local North Hempstead high school crew clubs racing against each other as well as rowing races by those affected by Autism.
"I am so proud to be a part of this innovative event that was so incredibly popular a year ago," said Councilwoman De Giorgio. "The participation of our local community was truly remarkable, and I look forward to continued success this year."
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Randy Knight Shandle
has retired to South Carolina after 30 years in the banking business. She owns two horses and lives in an equestrian subdivision where she can ride out from her backyard on 30 miles of trails. Randy has two children and five grandchildren and can't believe how much she loves retirement!
Elizabeth Channing Bazzell, AA
, is proud to announce the birth of her seventh grandchild, Sarah Anne Porter. Sarah was born on February 6, 2009, in Chestertown, MD. Elizabeth's oldest grandchild is eight, and so many young children make for great fun when the family is gathered.
Caroline Cutrona Hottenstien, AAS
, has donated a painting of Sr. Majella Berg, RSHM, to Marymount. The painting has been hung on the second floor of the Reinsch Library, next to the Gomatos Room.
Victoria Baylor Raabe, AAS, BSN '79
, has earned the Certified Forensic Nurse designation from the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute (ACFEI). She has been working for FACT (Forensic Assessment and Consultation Team) with Inova Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, VA, as a forensic nurse examiner since 2007.
Aileen Smith Dooley, AAS '78, BBA
, recently relocated to Virginia after living in New Jersey for over 50 years. She is a teacher at Kettle Run High School in Fauquier County and is slowly adjusting to country living. Aileen misses her friends and family back in New Jersey, but is looking forward to celebrating her 30th Marymount Reunion in September.
Susan Lacz, BA
, hosted a mini-reunion for fellow 1980s grads at her home in Amelia Island, FL, in October 2008. Alumnae attending were (l to r):
Kathy Hanna Kabel, AAS '81
Cathy Meyers Warlich, AAS '80
Scotty Ruane, AA '80, BA '82
Susan Lacz, BA '83
Susan Cochran Jaye, AAS '80
Meegan McGoldrick Baxter, BBA '82
; and
Jane McKeon Bidwick, BBA '83, MBA '84
Kathy Hanna Kabel, AAS '81; Cathy Meyers Warlich, AAS '80; Scotty Ruane, AA '80, BA '82; Susan Lacz, BA '83; Susan Cochran Jaye, AAS '80; Meegan McGoldrick Baxter, BBA '82; and Jane McKeon Bidwick, BBA '83, MBA '84
Anastasia Soumbeniotis, BA, was recently appointed deputy chief counsel of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in the United States House of Representatives. In addition to her new duties, Stacie will continue to serve as the Democratic staff director for the Aviation Subcommittee, a position she has held since January 2000.
Rick Rambo, AAS
, was recently named vice president of Clinical Services for Omniflight Helicopters, Inc. He is responsible for all clinical operations for the company, including education and support, base-level guidance and direction, and quality assurance. He also coordinates activities with medical directors at various air medical services programs across the nation with whom the company contracts. Most recently, Rick was chief nursing officer/ director of nursing for Tempe St. Luke's Hospital in Tempe, AZ, where he oversaw all clinical operations for the campus.
Gunter-Hatch Design Group, founded by
Tami Hatch, MA
, and Pattie Gunter, was selected to design one of the rooms in the Washington Design Center's 24th Design House. The fall 2008 Design House offered lifestyle-conscious consumers an entrée into the world of high-end home décor. This year's theme, "Designers
in Vogue," featured eight rooms, inspired by interior design trends from across the globe.
Bon Secours Richmond Health System has named
Toni Ardabell, MBA
, chief executive officer for Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital. Toni comes to Bon Secours from northern Virginia's Inova Fairfax Hospital, where she had served in key executive roles since 1989.
Karen Branton Haines, MBA
, was appointed Catawba County Human Resources director on December 29, 2008. Karen was formerly a staff attorney for the Catawba County Department of Social Services. Along with her Marymount degree, Karen holds a BA in Communications from Mount Vernon College.
Lynn Nelson Padgett, BA, MA '00
, and husband Brian welcomed a baby boy, Bradley Owen, on November 12, 2008. The family resides in Reston, VA.
Kevin Meiners, MS
, currently serving in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence, was a keynote speaker at the National Association of Broadcasters' Military and Government Summit in Las Vegas, NV, in April 2009.
Michael Miller, BA
, married Robin Prentice on September 6, 2008. Michael is a corporal in the Sunbury, PA, Police Department, where he has been employed for the past 10 years.
Kim Dever-Johnson, MA
, is a licensed mental health counselor and a national board certified counselor, who currently works for the Glens Falls Hospitals' School-Based Health Program in New York. After graduation, Kim worked for Fairfax County Public Schools as a counselor, and after the birth of her second child, she and her family moved back home to the Adirondacks area of New York state. While a stay-at-home mom, Kim created a program for girls called "You Grow Girl!" The program started out as an after-school healthy attitudes workshop for girls, and it has now moved into the schools as a curriculum component in health classes. Last summer, Kim launched the first "You Grow Girl!" and Yoga group for fifth- to eighth-grade girls. Recently, she co-authored an empowerment workbook for 'tween and teen girls called "You GROW Girl!" It was published in October 2008 by Larson Publication.
Julia Kramer, MA
, rejoined the Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers as senior vice president in January 2009. She was formerly director of Human Resources and a consultant for the Council. Julia has more than 20 years of executive-level management, operational, and human resources experience, including 13 years at Dental Benefit Providers, now a United Healthcare company. In addition to her Marymount degree, she holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and is a certified senior professional in human resources. Julia is also a regular columnist for
Leader's Edge
magazine and authors the online advice feature "Ask Julia."
Lynda Mettee-Ziemski, BS
, and husband Greg are happy to announce the birth of their first son, Maximilian James, on February 13, 2009. Lynda is working as a physician's assistant at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. The family resides in Middle River, MD.
An article by
Lt. Gabriel Scheinbaum, BA
, titled "At the Close of The Year, a Soldier is Born," was featured in the December 2005 issue of
American Reporter
. He also wrote "Did You Miss the Mosul Cup?" which, along with his father's article, "I Am a Bad American," was also published in the
American Reporter
Nindy Gill, BA, MA '03
, and husband Daniel Roberts welcomed their baby boy, Ranjit "RJ" Roberts, on December 11, 2008.
Michael Leith, BA
, and his son, Alistair, were featured on
Black Tie International
magazine's Web site as part of the group of Marymount alumni that marched in the New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 17, 2009.
Thomas B. Lenihan, BA
, was selected as one of 15 teachers to participate in a National Endowment for the Humanities teacher seminar this summer, "The Thirteenth Century Lives of St. Francis of Assisi." He will be living and studying primarily in Siena and Assisi, Italy, for six weeks. Tom currently teaches Advanced Placement European History at Yorktown High School in Arlington, VA, and is pursuing an MALS in Medieval and Early Modern European Studies in the Liberal Studies Program at Georgetown University.
Jennifer Barker, BA
, married Bryan Jefferson on October 11, 2008. They reside in Riva, MD.
John Duggan, MA
, is the new director for Mental Health and Developmental Disability Services at the Affiliated Santé Group in Silver Spring, MD. As a clinical director, John provides grant-funded services to qualifying individuals and families living with chronic mental illness and co-occurring cognitive/developmental disability. John also maintains a small private practice in Silver Spring, MD, and Washington, DC. In addition, he works as a psychiatric crisis clinician in the Emergency Center at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, MD.
Stephanie Hardman-Dicks, BA
, married Matthew Dicks, and they have one daughter, Zoe Thomas Dicks. Matthew works for the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, and Stephanie works as a legislative assistant to State Representative Kevin P. Murphy.
Maria Thornberg Wilson, BA
, married James Wilson in October 2006.
Ashley Berry, BA
, and a group of 2007 Interior Design graduates gathered at the Matchbox restaurant in Washington, DC, in August 2008. The group included
Kimmie LaJeunesse, BA '07
Christine Vance, BA '07
Yin "Michelle" Ho, BA '07
; and
Sarah Krautwurst, BA '07
Melissa Knaus Renner, MA
, was married on August 8, 2008, to Bob Renner, Jr., at Osprey's Golf Club along the Occoquan River in Woodbridge, VA.
Sean Bethel, BA
, married Jennifer Bethel on September 2, 2007. Their love story was featured in the June 2008 issue of
Meghan Beal Acocella, BA
, and husband Anthony announce the birth of their third child, Brody Thomas, on April 22. He joins brother Hudson, 4, and sister Reese, 2. The family resides in Fairfax, VA.
Kevin Cyron, BA
, recently received master's degrees in Sociology and European Studies from St. Petersburg State University in Russia. His thesis, "The Misconception of Russian Authoritarianism," was presented for discussion at the September conference on European Studies: Democracy, Totalitarianism and Authoritarianism across Centuries at Siauliai University's European Studies Institute in Siauliai, Lithuania. Kevin is currently working for the American Chamber of Commerce in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Kristin Ingalls, BS
, is living in Leesburg, VA, and has been teaching for Loudoun County Public Schools for the past five years. She is working on a graduate degree from George Mason University.
Scott Dyer, BBA
, was featured on NBC4 morning news on August 26, 2008, in a spot about his work and accomplishments with JP Morgan Chase & Co. The feature also appeared on the NBC4 Web site and JP Morgan Chase & Co.'s internal site.
In June 2008,
Sarah Hamaker, MA
, published a book entitled Hired@Home: The Christian Mother's Guide to Working from Home. Using prayer, scripture passages, and conversations with others, Sarah helps women examine their lives and evaluate their family, financial, and personal situation to see if working at home is right for them.
Amanda Emma Viola, AAS
, was married to Lt. Peter Thomas Beuttenmuller in May 2008. Amanda is a registered nurse in the intensive-care unit at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk, VA. Peter is a training officer for antisubmarine warfare at the Naval Support Activity Base in Norfolk.
Jennifer Kikta Marshall, BS
, and Doug Marshall united in marriage on June 4, 2005. They now reside in Yakima, WA. Jennifer is a data analyst for a community health care company. She is also pursuing an MBA at Washington State University and expects to graduate in May 2010.
Brian Dell'Olio, BA
, was elected to the Scarborough, ME, Board of Education in November 2007 and sworn in on December 5. He is chairman of the Board's Finance Committee and also serves on the Curriculum and Policy committees.
Alison Sigethy, BA
, returned in August 2008 from the second leg of an Arctic kayaking expedition through the Northwest Passage. Her team got as far as Cambridge Bay before running out of favorable weather. They will reconvene in July 2010 to finish the 3,000-mile journey.
Elaine Westley, MBA
, was recognized by Cambridge Who's Who in April 2008 for showing dedication, leadership, and excellence in all aspects of her personal life and professional career. Elaine has been employed by the United States Postal Service for more than 30 years and manages the Postal Service's National Women's Program. She has been influential in recruiting women and providing them with professional-development opportunities.
Pamela Brozozog Lee, BS
, and her husband, Christopher, welcomed daughter Katherine Grace on August 2, 2008. Pamela spent three months on bed rest in INOVA Fairfax Hospital before the baby's birth. She wants to thank the many Marymount friends who visited her in the hospital and sent prayers and notes.
Melinda Stopa Young, MBA
, and her husband, Blaine, welcomed daughter Hayden in December 2006. Melinda and her family relocated to Charlotte, NC, in July 2007 when she accepted a position as vice president in Global Product Solutions (GPS) for Bank of America. Global Product Solutions designs, delivers, and services integrated credit and treasury products for more than 140,000 clients around the world. Melinda works on business strategy and development for new ideas within GPS.
In August 2008,
Tobias Harkleroad, MEd
, was appointed principal of St. Camillus School & Early Childhood Learning Center in Silver Spring, MD.
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An 8-year-old boy and 2 adults remain hospitalized after they were rescued from the rubble of an avalanche that destroyed a home in a residential neighborhood at the base of Mount Jumbo.
The two adults, identified by witnesses as Fred Allendorf and his wife, Michel Jo Colville were listed in critical condition Friday night at St. Patrick hospital. On Saturday morning, the hospital upgraded Allendorf to serious condition.
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Let's Be Cops
Best pals Ryan (Jake Johnson) and Justin (Damon Wayans) are stalled in their respective careers -- a fact that is painfully driven home when they go to a college reunion. Dressed as police in the mistaken belief that they were to attend a costume party, Ryan and Justin find that the uniforms earn them much respect and attention. Although Justin is uncomfortable with the idea, Ryan decides to continue with the charade, putting them both in increasingly dangerous situations.
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|Jake Johnson, Damon Wayans, Rob Riggle, Nina Dobrev, James D'Arcy, Keegan-Michael Key, Andy Garcia, Jonathan Lajoie, Tom Mardirosian, Natasha Leggero, Rebecca Koon, Joshua Ormond, L. Warren Young, Nelson Bonilla, Brian Oerly
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1 1/2 stars
The laughs are loud, lewd and low in "Let's Be Cops," a spoof of cop "buddy pictures" that is pretty much the definition of an August comedy.
The last month of summer is typically a dumping ground for titles studios don't have high hopes for. Sometimes that's due to the lack of marketable stars. Sometimes, they're just too hard to market, period. And sometimes, if they're comedies, it's because the belly laughs are few and far between. All of those apply here.
Jake Johnson of TV's "New Girl" is paired with another generation of Wayans -- Damon Wayans Jr. -- in this farce about two Ohio losers losing their way through Los Angeles, a tough place to be a single guy with zero status.
Justin (Wayans) is a meek and mousy video game developer. Ryan (Johnson) is an ex-jock who once quarterbacked for Purdue but now spends his days roughing up kids in pickup games on a local playground. Nobody gives either of these guys a second look.
Justin's cop-centric video game may have been rejected by his bullying boor of a boss, but the police gear he has around the house is handy to have when he and Ryan want to drop in on an alumni costume party. People there mistake them for police. Women eyeball these manly men in uniform. And Ryan, who used to feel the love of the crowd, gets hooked: "Let's be cops!"
Next thing you know, they're walking the streets in uniform with fake guns and fake name tags. Justin is "Officer Chang." Ryan is way in -- trading his battered '80s Camaro for an eBay police cruiser, adding decals and lights, boning up on police procedure, listening for real police calls on a scanner.
"The plan is we control the situation," he growls. "That's what the YouTube video says!"
Things get more and more out of hand, from domestic disturbances that turn out to be spirited sorority girl brawls to tangles with the Russian mob. The psychotic head mobster Mossi (James D'Arcy) is not amused.
Co-writer/director Luke Greenfield ("Something Borrowed") lets what few laughs there are land. Johnson's timing is sharp, and Wayans has that Wayans way with dopey under-reactions to crazy situations. Ask that raging sorority girl her name:
"Not your gang name. Or your stripper name. Your real name."
The pairing of these two sometimes works, but Wayans has more of the name and the look than the edge or charismatic comic spark of his dad or his dad's funnier family members.
Johnson has made a number of smart indie film choices that allowed him to shine -- "Drinking Buddies," "Safety Not Guaranteed." This one is far more conventional and seriously short of zingers.
"What's the worst that could happen?" The answer to that is, you could end up in a summer comedy that's barely funny enough to warrant -- ahem -- release in the summer.
MPAA rating: R (for language including sexual references, some graphic nudity, violence and drug use)
Running time: 1:44.
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