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12/24/2014 8:56:45 PM, by CAT-IN-CJ
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12/24/2014 7:41:35 PM, by LINDAM.1
I send Joy to others and forget to tell myself. Happy tomorrow!... Read more
12/24/2014 11:21:53 AM, by GIVEUP30
Did you know what the candy cane stands for: the white for the purity of Christ.....J=Jesus........turn it up for the S= Shepherds ..... ... Read more
12/24/2014 10:23:17 AM, by BCJCPDX2012
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! Continue to work hard in counter-balancing the holiday treats that are so tasty this year. I still gained 2 for the week but I am only up 0.4 pounds for the month - but again, I am not worried. I am a bit bloated and somewhat irregular, so I see my weight gain as an an... Read more
12/23/2014 10:52:32 AM, by GIVEUP30
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12/23/2014 3:03:41 AM, by CJWORDPLAY
Do you remember these? I still have the set my mother used each year when I was growing up. Well, now they are old and sag a bit in places (just like me). But I like them anyway mostly because music has always been a part of m... Read more
12/22/2014 2:23:28 PM, by GIVEUP30
LOVED ONES ARE DEARER AT CHRISTMAS AND WHETHER THEY'RE NEAR OR FAR THE MAGIC THAT'S PART OF THE SEASON BRINGS THEM CLOSER....WHEREVER THEY ARE! ... Read more
12/21/2014 5:01:11 PM, by F8CONE8
I am so blessed. I was once told that if you have one really good friend you are truly lucky. Well, even though we are miles apart she was on the phone today to find out what she can do to help. She didn't even know what was wrong! Anyway, we talked for over an hour and when we hung up I realize... Read more
12/21/2014 1:37:49 PM, by ALIHIKES
For some time now my legs have been achy and painful. I saw my family doctor twice; then did physical therapy; then continued with massage. My legs and ankles swell so much by the end of the day that I had to change my socks: first I got rid of all the gold toe socks (tighter thinner socks); then th... Read more
12/21/2014 12:01:43 PM, by GIVEUP30
FRIENDSHIP IS WARMER AT CHRISTMAS SOMEHOW IT HAPPENS THAT WAY... IT'S THERE IN THE SMILES AND THE LAUGHTER IT'S THERE IN THE THINGS PEOPLE SAY... ... Read more
12/20/2014 10:58:09 PM, by CAT-IN-CJ
WARNING! Be on the lookout for these two guys! They are hanging out around the Wal-Mart parking lots. When you are putting your packages away they ask you for a ride to McDonald's. They are very convincing and very hot! Onc... Read more
12/20/2014 6:34:42 PM, by MOO7197998
When first deciding to start a weight loss program, you feel a real drive some days you do great and some days are ok. You know your goal is a long way off but you know you can do and your determined to succeed. Then you make it a quarter of the way to your goal and you falter. You may plateau, lif... Read more
12/20/2014 2:01:03 AM, by ALIHIKES
I plan to retire on April 1 2015 (I will be 64 then); my employer requested lots of advance notice even though I am required to give only one month notice. But my supervisor was aware that a co-worker who is out on maternity leave wants to move to my area (I am the sole employee in my city) and if s... Read more
12/19/2014 11:31:56 PM, by AANGEL3
It's been a week since I've blogged. And it's been a frustrating and stressful one. I've been working my cute butt off to get my project done. Well yesterday i did. But...there'salways a butt right?...I'm now working a child kit and I found a problem. And no one has the answer to the question...is i... Read more
12/18/2014 1:21:11 PM, by OREGONRAIN64
My son posted on Facebook a saying that is true: "Where you are today is the sum of every choice you've ever made. If you don't like where you are, Change things!" I've started on SP before, but never stuck with it. I don't like the way my body is right now. It is the sum of every choice I eve... Read more
12/18/2014 3:37:53 AM, by 2BDYNAMIC
I feel like I got a 'jump' on the New Year! I mean, what was I waiting for, Christmas? This is how I felt due to making a few changes to my overall plan. With those tweaks, I got more than I expected. In less than... Read more
12/17/2014 7:21:05 PM, by CHARMIN_G
Ok, so I'm here. This must mean I, like everyone else here, am now serious and determined to get in shape and get healthy. I hate diets, I hate all the "you can't eat this, you can't eat that"... so I don't diet, never have, never will. I will never yo-yo like I see so many people doing. I do, ... Read more
12/17/2014 9:31:11 AM, by BCJCPDX2012
No real changes which is great because holiday junk food is all around me and stress seems rather high this year. Glucose reading were 125 Blood pressure was 135/85 Walked 43+ purposeful miles about 6.15 miles a day (Low was 4.1 / high 8.3) Walked 62+ miles as recorded on my Fitbit about ... Read more
12/16/2014 3:05:23 AM, by ARUNNINGKAT
Oh my. Where do I start on this update? It seems like so much has happened since my last update.... but also not very much at all. And describing that in a quick read, well, it's pretty much a Christmas miracle. Here it is the last month of 2014 and I am being forced to really take a quick an... Read more
12/15/2014 3:49:40 PM, by THEMFOLK
Yesterday we had a wonderful day of sunshine, and Bruce and I got outside and made the most of it. Our biggest job every day is training and exercising the puppies, so that was a focal point of the day. The breeder of the two black females had asked us for photos and updates on how they are doi... Read more
12/15/2014 5:12:00 AM, by DISGUISEDBYPHAT
Personal electronic devices with active wireless / bluetooth are not allowed in my workplace, so I'm looking for a fitness tracker whose Bluetooth / wireless can be turned off during the day. I have looked at the manuals for various products - FitBit (Flex/Force/One), Nike FuelBand; Misfit Shine; et... Read more
12/15/2014 3:16:53 AM, by SUNSHINE65
-- Kidnappers are not very interested in you. -- In a hostage situation, you are likely to be released first. -- No one expects you to run into a burning building. -- People call at 9 PM and ask, "Did I wake you?" -- People no longer view you as a hypochondriac. -- Ther... Read more
12/14/2014 6:19:22 PM, by MRSBENNETT2
Young Gavin Stuart finally decided to arrive on Dec. 5th at 11:29 pm. My poor daughter had a rough time of it - they decided to induce her and right from the be... Read more
12/14/2014 12:36:45 AM, by SUNSHINE65
It was October and the Indians on a remote reservation asked their new Chief if the coming winter was going to be cold or mild. Since he was a Chief in a modern society he had never been taught the old secrets. When he looked at the sky he couldn't tell what the winter was going to be like. Neverthe... Read more
12/13/2014 9:35:14 PM, by ROUTE26
I had 2 whole wheat toast with peanut butter for breakfast. To make it last, I cut each slice into four pieces so I had a total of 8 pieces. It is amazing what a difference that made!! I also eat real slow which make it last so much longer. Day 2 today and still going strong!... Read more
12/13/2014 11:47:10 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
I found this and wanted to take the challenge myself.. i have trouble finding things again and this is the only way i could make sure i had the information. Please don't give me any credit for this... i copied it from EMSSBEARS
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12/13/2014 1:59:44 AM, by AANGEL3
I'm so glad it's Friday. I'm tried and I really didn't do much of anything today. It's raining here, which I like. I'm still worried about the whole Dr thing. I need to contact the office and see if I'm suppose to just take the new meds or take the new and old. For now I'll just take the new. I... Read more
12/12/2014 7:50:58 PM, by ORLIBERTY
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12/12/2014 4:33:22 PM, by ALIHIKES
I am wildly, madly, excited that my office clean-up project resulted in MAJOR improvement! Maybe that wouldnt be a big victory for some of you. But for me, it was HUGE! Mostly my home is pretty tidy, clean, and organized. Even if I am not naturally an immaculately tidy person I feel more pe... Read more
12/12/2014 12:56:55 PM, by F8CONE8
Doctor took me off the Metformin. Told me to keep the weight off and continue exercising and he will check me again in 4 months!... Read more
12/11/2014 10:41:44 PM, by AANGEL3
I went to see our new Dr. today. I've been feeling really tried for a while now. I asked my old Dr about my Thyroid meds maybe needing adjusting but she said they were fine. So today the new Dr tells that not only are my thyroid meds to low, I'm pre diabetic, and my LDL levels were too high to even ... Read more
12/11/2014 10:08:52 PM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/11/2014 9:51:46 PM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/11/2014 9:11:34 PM, by CAT-IN-CJ
Beware. This is a rant. I've been complaining about a sore tooth for way too long . . . three years. My former dentist (Dr S, The Compassionate Dentist) always looked at me with puppy-dog eyes and had something 'compa... Read more
12/11/2014 9:24:40 AM, by 2BDYNAMIC
There is just no sugar coating the truth about sweets, no matter how beautifully displayed on the banquet table. Tantalizing, seductive, but healthy? Do you... Read more
12/10/2014 9:17:12 AM, by BCJCPDX2012
No real news this week as far as improvements. I am still suffering from the Holiday "I WANT THIS" syndrome. Good food this time of year is often just too much temptation at times. I gained a pound and a half this last week but I am down 2 pounds for the month. Last week's huge drop was mostly ... Read more
12/10/2014 12:28:16 AM, by SUNSHINE65
In Court My boss is without peer when it comes to the rules and regulations that customs officials must follow. But when it comes to the law, well, that's a different story. We were attending a court case in which we were prosecuting a smuggler. The judge asked the court, "Who is making t... Read more
12/10/2014 12:06:19 AM, by SUNSHINE65
It was a great week for Jimmy Fallon. He welcomed a baby girl. Congratulations, Fallons! In this modern society, your little girl can grow up to be anything she wants. Except of course a late-night talk-show host. -Craig Ferguson A marine biologist in California discovered a very rare 12-pound ... Read more
12/9/2014 7:26:03 PM, by AANGEL3
I finished my short story! I'm going to TRY to post it. If Spark will let me (Spark doesn't like some words!). In other news...washed my FitBit and killed it. Got a new one (under the Best Buy Protection Plan). Started a new blog ( http://wp.me/5s136 ). Had a quiet 60th Birthday on ... Read more
12/9/2014 9:48:13 AM, by PHILLIPS661
...as I said at the beggining of one of my early blogs...my Mother was part of the reason I got back to SP...when she heard I was 260lbs....and gasped...which said a lot to me...and then there was the accident..which has hurt my legs.... Read more
12/8/2014 7:28:05 PM, by LINDAM.1
Our non paying renter is being served and the sheriff is being advised . We should have done this 6 months ago. We are suckers. Children should know there parents if possible. It is a small Place and Children were to visit , not to move in. I would like to believe her but she has not been honest... Read more
12/8/2014 1:24:05 AM, by SUNSHINE65
After I retired, my wife insisted that I accompany her on her trips to Target. Unfortunately, like most men; I found shopping boring and preferred to get in and get out. Equally unfortunately, my wife is like most women - she loves to browse. Yesterday my dear wife received the following letter,from... Read more
12/7/2014 11:45:58 PM, by ALIHIKES
Very nice weekend! I enjoyed Zumba on Saturday, and the Jingle Bell 5K walk/run afterward. Many of the Jingle Bell participants were in holiday costumes. I particularly liked the baby Santa, with brother as Rudolph, stroller converted into a sleigh, and dad as an elf. Read more
12/7/2014 10:23:59 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
Be friendly . And last, but certainly not least, after reading about people having a 32-57% chance of becoming obese if they have friends and family members that are, I realized that much of my life included that weight class and I had, indeed, followed in their tracks. So in order to make a d... Read more
12/7/2014 2:29:05 AM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/7/2014 12:38:39 AM, by MEMA4BROOKLYN
About three months into Spark now. Twenty-five pounds lost. They may be lost but I am not looking for them. Last time I lost my excess weight, I really didn't have the mindset to be a thin person. Well, sort of. I have been heavy all my life. Exception being the two years that I had lost 85 pounds a... Read more
12/6/2014 10:31:57 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
Be romantic . Ive put more romance into our marriage, not only with the focus on the positive, but by taking the time to eat slowly and not be in a rush all the time. I had to find a way to force myself to eat slowly -- solution: have romantic meals -- often. Setting the table, having ... Read more
12/6/2014 12:14:05 AM, by ALIHIKES
I planned a nice weekend away to Portland, but it didnt happen quite as planned. I expected to be in Portland for a business meeting Friday afternoon, so I expected my mileage would be paid by my employer. My friend is house sitting in Portland at her sons new home, and invited several of us to vi... Read more
12/5/2014 7:00:04 PM, by AANGEL3
I finished Chapter 13 of my WIP the other day and sent it off to my BFF and outstanding beta reader. I heard back from her and I've add notes to my Scrivener from her email. But I'd had this idea kicking around in my head the last few days. Now I have to admit, I read a couple of short story analog... Read more
12/5/2014 11:18:32 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
Stay positive I truly believe in the power of positive thinking, but this year I really focused on it. I read something about the positive effects smiling can have on a person, both physically and mentally, so I tried experimenting with it. I put a pocket mirror on my desk at work. ... Read more
12/4/2014 10:59:03 AM, by 2BDYNAMIC
What do you say we ARREST that "ALL OR NOTHNG" theory and break the law!! It should never be "Do or Die" when it comes to fitness and exercise ... If you have been too hard on yourself, or set unrealistic goals, it just may be... Read more
12/4/2014 10:17:05 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
Healthier choicesorit really is all about ME . My goals for the 2014 were: do more for me (Im always doing for others and neglecting myself), taking risks, accepting change and reaching out. Ive joked about my being 54 and waiting for DH to turn 50 before having HIS midlife crisis, bu... Read more
12/4/2014 12:15:54 AM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/3/2014 11:41:27 PM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/3/2014 11:40:34 PM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/3/2014 11:38:48 PM, by STARFLOWER75
I was puttering around my spark friends' blogs tonight and I came across post with 50 questions. I remember doing these on myspace, it was always fun to see what friends would say so here goes.... 1. WERE YOU NAMED AFTER ANYONE? Nope, but my name was picked out 6 years before I was born. ... Read more
12/3/2014 9:28:45 PM, by SUNSHINE65
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12/3/2014 11:02:59 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
Track everything On top of tracking steps and activity with the FITBIT Zip and/or SPAT (see pt 1 for details), I was more consistent in my tracking of food and weight this year. Again, it was vacations and funk times that lead me astray. However, I tracked more than I've ever done in the pas... Read more
12/3/2014 9:49:24 AM, by BCJCPDX2012
1 YEAR SINCE STARTING MY NEW LIFE CHANGE and I think I did pretty damn good, even if I do say so myself. It has not been as difficult a journey as I expected. Sparkpeople and my fitbit have given me the motivation to become successful and I need to give praise and thanks to this great website and th... Read more
12/3/2014 1:19:04 AM, by LINDAM.1
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12/2/2014 9:41:19 PM, by WHITNEYTEACHER
Things have been going pretty well here since starting my Spark break until January so I decided it was time for an update. Rods hand surgery is scheduled for December 8, operating on both hands at the same time because hes ... Read more
12/2/2014 7:28:08 PM, by AANGEL3
I have a Dr appt next week. So I need to go get some blood drawn. One of the perks (?) of living in Vegas. I can make an appt to go at 5:50 AM. On my way to work. It's a fasting draw so this way I can still have my Starbucks (after of course!). So first stop in the morning...the blood suckers! Then ... Read more
12/2/2014 12:05:38 PM, by ERIN_POSCH
Music is a must . Having music in the background makes me want to dance around, fidget, and keep the feet moving. Having an MP3 player for listening to PODRUNNER.com tunes got me moving... and they kept me moving. PODRUNNER has FREE MP3 tunes that can be used for any type of exercise. ... Read more
12/2/2014 9:34:25 AM, by PHILLIPS661
Today I begin a new train of thought about Thanksgiving..and wt. loss both can be done...I won't be the same person any more..all the turkey all the cranberry sauces will not sway me from being... Read more
12/1/2014 6:24:16 PM, by AANGEL3
Well...Thanksgiving is over for this year. I won't say it was an entirely stress free one but it was a good one. My mom was here from Portland. And it was so great the have her here. We did some shopping (NOT the Black Friday kind!). And had a great Turkey dinner, turkey BBQ by hubby, fixings by me.... Read more
12/1/2014 6:01:22 PM, by ERIN_POSCH
So here and it is, December. Since I hate being one of the crowd, I don't generally wait until the New Year to come up with resolutions when everyone is doing it. This year I've surprised myself by making some marvelous choices. (This was running kind of long so I'm breaking it up into ch... Read more
12/1/2014 1:30:34 PM, by JOSHUAADAVIDD
BLC 26 has been going on for nearly 11 weeks now. This is a good time for reflection anyway, but considering the dumpster fire that was my weekend, it's an even better time to reflect on my performance in general. First, the good: After ten weeks, I'm #1 overall in the BLC. I've lost 55.6 pound... Read more
11/30/2014 4:05:29 PM, by CAT-IN-CJ
Where am I, today, in relationship to where I was last year and where I want to be next year??? I refuse to wait another day without putting this in writing. Some folks will wait until it's time for New Years Resolution . . . but not me. Read more
11/30/2014 3:37:20 PM, by ALIHIKES
I hope all of you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! I enjoyed a very nice visit to Phoenix with my older brother and his family. It was really nice to be in a warmer climate, and to share time with them. For the past several years, I have seen my brother when we have both been visiting our very elderly ... Read more
11/30/2014 11:22:04 AM, by F8CONE8
This last week I fell into one of my worst habits. Yes, I was trying to eat my way out of my stress. It shows! I gained 3 pounds and have heartburn from overeating. Not a good thing. I read a motivational Spark message today reminding me to take my health seriously and one good choice at ... Read more
11/29/2014 7:17:41 PM, by SUNSHINE65
An old man goes to the Wizard to ask him if he can remove a curse he has been living with for the last 50 years. The wizard says, Maybe, but you will have to tell me the exact words that were used to put the course on you. The old man says without hesitation, I now pronounce you man and wife.... Read more
11/29/2014 2:10:22 PM, by SPARKLINGMAMA
My daughter turns 13 the day after Christmas and she's more then a little in the zoom with the attitude that comes with it. She hurt me dearly last night. And today I have no desire to even be around her. I did something smart though. I worked out this morning. My excuse was to get out of the h... Read more
11/28/2014 2:51:38 AM, by MYAH150
I am quite pleased with how this year's Thanksgiving dinner turned out. Last year's was good and all but I was so strict with it that it wasn't really very satisfying on several levels. This year I still stayed true to being gluten and grain free but decided not to worry about sugar or carbs. Thi... Read more
11/27/2014 8:22:55 PM, by SUNSHINE65
A young lady confidently walked around the room while leading and explaining stress management to an audience with a raised glass of water. Everyone knew she was going to ask the ultimate question, 'half empty or half full?'... She fooled them all .... "How heavy is this glass of water?" she inquire... Read more
11/27/2014 1:35:06 PM, by CAT-IN-CJ
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11/27/2014 12:15:29 PM, by 2BDYNAMIC
I just wanted to say 'Happy Thanksgiving' to everyone. Our day will be quiet and fairly simple, yet reflect on the many things we are richly blessed with... Read more
11/27/2014 10:58:55 AM, by PBOUCHIE
Today is just one of many days to remember to be thankful for what we have. So often I do focus on the negative, and need to remember Thanksgiving in my heart everyday. So here are my top 12 list for today: 1. I'm thankful for the beautiful morning and my wonderful home here in California. ... Read more
11/27/2014 9:11:36 AM, by ERIN_POSCH
May your stuffing be tasty, may your turkey be plump, May your potatoes and gravy have nary a lump. May your yams be delicious and may your pies take the prize, and may your Thanksgiving dinner stay off your thighs! _________... Read more
11/26/2014 12:19:17 PM, by TUBLADY
Wong Chow calls into work and says" I can't come in, sick, got headache,stomach ache, legs hurt, I no work." The boss says," You know Wong, I really need you today. When I feel sick like you do, I go to my wife and tell her to give me sex. That makes everything better and I go to work. You try ... Read more
11/26/2014 10:20:24 AM, by BCJCPDX2012
I pretty much made my exercise goals this week however I did not eat to the plan. I only had 2 successful 64 ounce water days, and 5 of the 7 days I ate over my 2,000 calories allotment. My problem... popcorn and late night snacking. I'll do so well all day long and then after dinner, consume t... Read more
11/25/2014 8:44:35 PM, by CAT-IN-CJ
Having a great Thanksgiving - or any holiday for that matter - doesn't have to be a bummer just because we're following a healthy plan for our health, weight loss, etc. Yes, the holidays do seem to push those 'indulge thyself' ... Read more
11/25/2014 5:13:18 PM, by DISGUISEDBYPHAT
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11/24/2014 11:34:52 PM, by MRSBENNETT2
We have been on Baby Alert here since last night. My daughter has been having contractions all morning, about 20 minutes apart. She told me this and i did my immediate freak-out, so hopefully I can be calm and collected when we get our clue to head to the hospital. She already had a doctors... Read more


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Shoppers flock to Oxford Street for central London Boxing Day sales bonanza
Shoppers were flocking to Oxford Street as early as 7am today to line up for bargain deals in the Boxing Day sales.
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Pro Bowl, Rashad Johnson and some Friday notesPosted by on December 12, 2014 – 3:26 pm
Do the Cardinals have a Pro Bowl player?
I'm not saying the Cardinals don't have any players talented enough to make it. But usually, in seasons where your team is 11-3, there are at least a couple of locks. You would be hard-pressed to come up with any locks for the Cardinals. Offensively, the production hasn't been consistent enough to see anyone getting a major push. Defensively, there are possibilities, but it'll be interesting to see how many can find a way in, at least before guys start dropping out.
In the latest Pro Bowl voting numbers this week, it was interesting to see that safety Rashad Johnson — who I do agree has had a very good season for this team — has found his way into the top 10 among safeties. Johnson is eighth, and judging by those who keep tweeting that they want him to get even more votes, maybe Johnson can climb the ladder.
In fact, it's only the secondary that is represented for the Cardinals right now, at least among the top 10 vote-getters at their positions. Patrick Peterson is eighth and Antonio Cromartie 10th among cornerbacks, while cornerback Justin Bethel is ninth among special teamers.
If you want to vote for the Pro Bowl, click here.
Now for some housekeeping items as the week comes to a close and the Cards get a mini-bye:
– Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali was fined $16,357 for hitting Cardinals QB Drew Stanton low in last week's game. You remember the play, the one where it looked then for a split-second Stanton was lost for a long time. There have been a couple of those. Cardinals defensive tackle Tommy Kelly was fined the same amount for roughing Chiefs QB Alex Smith.
Chiefs safety Kurt Coleman, who decked wide receiver Smokey Brown by what looked like it might have been a possible helmet-to-helmet, was not fined. He wasn't flagged for that play either.
– Bruce Arians wasn't backing down from his comment after Thursday's game, when he said "I love it when nobody says you're going to have a chance to win. There's an 11-3 team and a team that is always 8-8. You figure it out." Many took it as a shot to the Rams — and obviously, it wasn't a compliment — but I took it more as a jab against the media picking against the Cardinals in the game rather than the Rams themselves.
Not that it really matters. Asked why he made such a comment, Arians responded simply, "I just tried to state the facts."
Tags: Antonio Cromartie, Bruce Arians, Drew Stanton, John Brown, Justin Bethel, Patrick Peterson, Pro Bowl, Rashad Johnson, Tommy Kelly
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The Ker-wich and Chiefs aftermathPosted by on December 7, 2014 – 8:43 pm
Apparently, he calls them a "Ker-wich," because these are the details that emerge when you have, as Larry Fitzgerald said, "storybook stuff" like the Kerwynn Williams development. A Ker-wich, you see, is the specialty meal for Williams, the guy who had never had an NFL carry before the 19 he had Sunday and just happened to pick up 100 yards in the process.
"I have a Ker-wich every day," Williams said. "PB and J. Four stacks. Two peanut butter, two jelly, stack 'em on top of each other. Have the milk, gotta dip it in milk too."
Maybe it's the diet of champions. Maybe it's just the diet of a kid who, given a chance to play, provided the Cardinals something they so desperately needed. No one is going to confuse the Chiefs' run defense with the Seahawks or even the Rams. But the Cards hadn't been running the ball a lick for three weeks. Sunday they did. Jonathan Cooper got his first start at left guard and left tackle Jared Veldheer was battling a sore ankle but the lanes were there much of the game and the offensive line was at the heart of it all. And it was spearheaded by Williams, and the Cards came out with a win.
The celebration wasn't exactly going to last long at all. It can't. The Cardinals are back at it in just a few hours from now. They travel to St. Louis Wednesday afternoon for a brutal short week – especially with all the injuries – to play the Rams. Not fun.
"You have to love the NFL schedule though," Fitzgerald said with a smile, and I'm thinking his true feelings are pretty much the opposite of love. "Eight o'clock meetings (Monday) morning and six o'clock treatment. This is the schedule."
A schedule that's a lot easier to digest, frankly, after a crucial win. Ten wins in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 1975-76. You could see it in the locker room, this was important.
– Before we flash too far back, though, a look ahead. The short week is brutal for even the "healthy" guys. What about cornerback Antonio Cromartie, who was feared down with an Achilles injury? Bruce Arians said afterward it turned out to not be the Achilles (exhale now) but still couldn't specify what was wrong.
"We're keeping our fingers crossed for him," Arians said. That might be more optimistic for the long-term, but can he possibly turn around to play in a game in four days? Same goes for linebacker Matt Shaughnessy, who hurt his shoulder late in the game and didn't return. We also need to see how Fitz, playing for the first time in three weeks but not at 100 percent, can bounce back on such a short week.
– Arians took blame for a couple of play choices that didn't pan out (and drew plenty of questions on my Twitter feed at the time — @cardschatter, if you need it). "I called a couple of really bad plays," Arians said. He named the Robert Hughes run up the middle on third-and-1 – when the Chiefs loaded the line of scrimmage with what seemed like 15 men – and the screen down at the Kansas City 5 that lost four yards in particular.
– It's safe to say the Chiefs feel they got the short end of the stick on the two key calls of the game – the Fasano offensive pass interference and the Kelce fumble. (Who knew the Cardinals would benefit so much from the other team's tight ends?) The Cardinals weren't apologizing and insisted they thought a) Fasano committed a penalty and b) Kelce definitely fumbled.
But, defensive end Calais Campbell said with a smile, "Hey, that's part of the game. The referees are a big part of the game some times. Sometimes it goes against you, sometimes it goes for you."
– Not ideal that rookie kicker Chandler Catanzaro put not one but two field-goal tries off an upright. I'm not sure he could do that again in five attempts if he tried 100 more times. But I do like how Arians laughed it off. The Cards can't be thrilled, but public backing is important because they are going to need him.
– Frostee Rucker with a big game Sunday. Two sacks, and he was the guy in Alex Smith's face to force the bad throw/Alex Okafor interception. Rucker has had a solid year for the Cards.
– Okafor (the pick, another sack) has turned into a find for the Cardinals at linebacker.
– No question that the Cardinals got a huge boost because Jamaal Charles got hurt. He had that 63-yard TD run and dynamic 18-yard TD catch off a swing pass and that dude was destined for a big day. But he hurt his ankle which I assume cost him touches. Still weird they didn't go to him more. Judging by his reaction postgame, Charles felt it was weird too.
– Drew Stanton wasn't great, but he was good enough, and that's all the Cards can rightfully expect. He didn't turn the ball over (although the Chiefs dropped one sure interception), he threw a beautiful TD pass to Jaron Brown on third-and-18 and threw a beautiful bomb to Michael Floyd for 45 yards. He kept going after Tamba Hali wrenched his ankle early in the game (on a play that I thought at first might've ended Stanton's season.) You cannot fault the guy's toughness or effort.
Guess it's time to go. Short week for everyone. Including me. But the Cards have 10 wins in the book, so that's a nice jumping off point.
Tags: Alex Okafor, Bruce Arians, Calais Campbell, Chandler Catanzaro, Chiefs, Drew Stanton, Frostee Rucker, Jamaal Charles, Kerwynn Williams, Larry Fitzgerald
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Taking a second to look at third downsPosted by on December 4, 2014 – 10:24 am
Bruce Arians was talking about the third down the Cardinals faced last weekend in Atlanta in the third quarter when the team needed just two yards for a first down. Speedster wideout Ted Ginn's route called for a double move and sprint down the sideline. Arians felt the Falcons' defensive back committed illegal contact, but there was no flag. Quarterback Drew Stanton took the shot. It fell incomplete. The Cards punted.
"That's the way we play football," Arians said. "That's the way (Stanton) is coached to play, and Teddy ran a good route."
It pretty much summed up the way third downs have gone of late for the Cardinals too. It's not like throwing a bomb on third down has been odd for this team. The 75-yard touchdown bomb to beat the Eagles was on third-and-5 (with the Cards needing just a field goal) late in the game. Risks will be taken by a B.A.-offense.
But obviously, the Cardinals have to find a way to turn third downs into first downs more often. In the past two losses, the Cards are 4-for-19. Only once did two of those conversions come on the same drive. But it was in Seattle, and the chance for a third third-down conversion bounced off the chest of wide receiver Jaron Brown in the end zone on a painful dropped pass.
Arians makes the point — which is both good and bad — that it's not like the situations have been third-and-long most of the time. Of those 19 third downs, the Cardinals have needed six or fewer yards on 10 of them. Unfortunately, of those 10, the Cards have converted only two of them. That's stunning.
"That's the thing that's kind of surprising is we were in very manageable third downs," Stanton said. "We just had a tipped pass here, didn't throw the ball accurately there, a lot of different things. We just need to understand why it's happening and move on."
The math is simple for the Cardinals. In their nine wins, they have converted 49.2 percent of their third downs. In their three losses, the percentage is just 20. Getting Larry Fitzgerald back on the field should help the cause, but regardless, the Cardinals have to find a way to sustain more drives. Yes, we're talking the obvious here. But it's the basics of football the Cards are searching for these days.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Drew Stanton, Jaron Brown, Ted Ginn
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Arians: Ellington likely game-day decisionPosted by on December 2, 2014 – 8:20 pm
It probably shouldn't be that big of a surprise — Bruce Arians already said running back Andre Ellington wasn't going to practice Wednesday — but on his weekly Sirius XM NFL appearance Tuesday night, Arians said Ellington probably won't practice all week and will likely be a game-day decision whether he plays Sunday against Kansas City. Arians called Ellington's hip pointer "severe" and a severe anything isn't good. That means more Marion Grice, some Stepfan Taylor and Robert Hughes, and perhaps some Michael Bush mixed in.
(Please, no Ray Rice suggestions. Please.)
There was good news from Arians. Left tackle Jared Veldheer (ankle) should be able to practice this week. Guard Paul Fanaika (ankle) is more iffy.
And there was also the revelation that the Cardinals did inquire about trading for Alex Smith when the 49ers were looking to move him in early 2013. The 49ers quickly said no, not a surprise given the division rivalry. The Cards, of course, will face Smith Sunday when they play Kansas City.
.@BruceArians – RB Andre Ellington has "severe" hip-pointer. Probably won't practice this week; Hope he can go v #Chiefs; game-day decision
— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) December 3, 2014
Tags: Alex Smith, Andre Ellington, Bruce Arians
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Seahawks aftermathPosted by on November 23, 2014 – 10:17 pm
Drew Stanton said after Sunday's game the Cardinals knew it would be difficult. I'm not sure it was supposed to be quite that difficult. The game played out as an ugly, smash-em-up affair, and that was OK. The Cards can do that. But the Cards can't make mistakes while doing that, because those are the things that swing a close game. Whether it was the dropped TD pass or the punt block or just the inability of the offense to do anything of real substance save for the end-of-the-half drive (that closed with the TD drop), the Cardinals didn't do the basic things. The Seahawks did.
Russell Wilson was special in the second half, escaping a few times when he really didn't have the right to escape. But the Seahawks won because they patiently waited for the Cards to hand over field position, and simply kicked field goals when they did.
It has not been a particularly good offensive stretch to be sure. No touchdowns over the last seven quarters is not going to win any games, much less divisions or championships. These are the defenses you figure to see in the playoffs, too. It makes the game against the Falcons critical next week, especially for that side of the ball. Bruce Arians has to find something that works. Quickly.
– The Cards handled Marshawn Lynch. They couldn't handle Wilson. In the second half especially, he made some magical plays. In an offense that really doesn't have the right to be very effective, Wilson made it enough so on Sunday.
– Not having Larry Fitzgerald didn't help. He couldn't run, and the question is, how soon will he be able to run? Is another week off going to be enough? It might not be.
– More importantly, you'd think Michael Floyd would step to the forefront with Fitz down, but he was only targeted a couple of times and his one catch was negated by a penalty.
– Stanton hurt his left ankle late in the game, but he said was fine. He walked off the field without any issue and said he would've come back in the game. "It's not anything major," Stanton said.
– The Cardinals had eight sacks in the first eight games. After seven Sunday – including a career-best three from defensive end Calais Campbell – the Cards have 17 in their last three games. That thing when coaches are always saying sacks come in bunches? Yeah, that.
– It wasn't the best special teams day for the Cardinals, but their field-goal block unit got another one thanks to Tommy Kelly (his second of the season) and Justin Bethel was irritated he didn't get a piece of the first two Seattle field goals when he thought he had near misses.
– Arians gave Jaron Brown a pat on the back after his TD drop. Realistically, Arians said, the Cardinals at halftime were "where we're at every week, within a score, up a score or down a score. We were right were we wanted to be."
Then came the punt block, and the Cardinals never could get things right.
– The 204 yards of offense was the lowest total of the Arians era and the lowest amount of yards in a game since the Cards had 196 in a Ryan Lindley-started 38-10 win over the Lions Dec. 16, 2012.
– Newcomer Josh Mauro added some things on the defensive line at end, I thought. And further pushed the inactive-again Alameda Ta'amu down the depth chart.
– It was the best game of linebacker Kevin Minter's year-plus: Five tackles, a first NFL sack, two tackles for loss.
– It's about perspective. As someone mentioned on plane home, if someone would have said before the season the Cardinals were going to be 9-2 after the Seattle trip, no one would have turned it down. The Cards need to get it back quickly, though. Atlanta awaits.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Drew Stanton, Jaron Brown, Josh Mauro, Justin Bethel, Kevin Minter, Larry Fitzgerald, Marshawn Lynch, Michael Floyd, Seahawks
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Fitzgerald to be game-day decisionPosted by on November 21, 2014 – 1:32 pm
It was probably inevitable, but Bruce Arians made it official Friday: WR Larry Fitzgerald, who didn't practice for a third straight day, will be a game-day decision for the Cardinals in Seattle. There is still 48 hours to get Fitz's knee right (or at least right enough) and the Cards will take it to the last moment to see what they can do with Fitz. On a purely statistical level, Fitz's 110-consecutive game streak is on the line. The Cards do not fear Fitz not playing; they are confident in what Jaron Brown can do (as well as Ted Ginn and maybe more Smokey Brown) in Fitzgerald's absence. Maybe it will be smarter to keep Fitz out. Arians said missing practice is not a big deal for a vet like Fitzgerald, so the door is open there.
If I had to guess right now, I'd think Fitzgerald wouldn't play, but with Fitz, I've been burned there before. He's going to want to get out there even if he can't do everything. Maybe the Cards will want him out there just so the Seahawks have to think about him. Maybe the next 36 hours does wonders and he's better than anyone can anticipate. We'll see.
Arians did rule defensive tackle Ed Stinson (toe) out. So there's that.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Ed Stinson, Larry Fitzgerald, Seahawks
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Cooper not yet "one of the best players"Posted by on November 12, 2014 – 1:32 pm
Bruce Arians was asked why specifically he had no interest in putting guard Jonathan Cooper in the starting lineup. His answer, as always, was blunt.
"If he was one of the best players, it'd be different," Arians said. "He hasn't shown he is one of the best players. He's gotten a lot better than he was and I think he has a great future as long as he continues to do what he's doing."
Why isn't the 2013 No. 1 draft pick one of the best, Arians was asked.
"The consistency in everything, staying off the ground, everything that goes into playing," Arians said. "He gets his hands full with Calais (Campbell) every day on the scout team so I see improvement there. But there is nothing glaring where you'd say, 'Take him out, put him in.' That would be easy."
Starting guards Ted Larsen and Paul Fanaika have not always been consistent, Arians and GM Steve Keim have said in the past. The line has to be better in the run game, Arians said. But the line isn't going to include Cooper. Not now (which Arians has steadfastly said all season.)
"If I thought (playing Cooper) would fix it, hell yeah, I'd make the move," Arians said. "I ain't an idiot."
– Defensive lineman Ed Stinson (groin, toe) and linebacker Desmond Bishop (hamstring) aren't practiced today. DT Dan Williams, RB Stepfan Taylor, RB Andre Ellington, LB Lorenzo Alexander and S Deone Bucannon all are limited in practice today, Arians said.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Jonathan Cooper
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Palmer done for season after knee injuryPosted by on November 10, 2014 – 1:09 pm
Much more to come on azcardinals.com, but the worst fears of the Cardinals and quarterback Carson Palmer were comfirmed: Palmer indeed tore the ACL in his left knee against the Rams, ending his season. Drew Stanton is now the quarterback going forward, backed up by Logan Thomas and a likely third-stringer. Bruce Arians said the Cards are looking at candidates, but it figures to be someone that knows the system, like a Dennis Dixon or a Ryan Lindley.
It's a gut-punch to a team having a wonderful season and one to Palmer, who talked about how much fun he is having and how much this hurts him emotionally. He also said, despite just signing a contract extension Friday, he hopes to still be around next year. I'm pretty sure that's the plan, but Palmer is no dummy. He knows how the NFL works, and how teams do what is best for the franchise. Still, Arians has been talking about Palmer in 2015, so there's a good reason to think Palmer isn't going anywhere.
The good news is that the ACL tear is only an ACL tear. It's not the complete explosion in the left knee that Palmer suffered when he was hurt back in January, 2006. Palmer said doctors have told him the surgery for his current injury has become routine, like setting a bone. Both he and Arians talked about Palmer returning possibly for OTAs next summer. Wouldn't that be something.
"I'm going to play football again," Palmer said. "I hope it's here."
I'll have the full story up on the site as soon as possible (and click here for the story). The full Carson Palmer press conference will be posted later this afternoon as well.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Carson Palmer
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Friday before the Rams, Palmer extension editionPosted by on November 7, 2014 – 4:48 pm
And just when it felt like this week was going to be one of the least newsy in a long time, the Cardinals cap it off by signing quarterback Carson Palmer to a three-year extension – a move that isn't unexpected, but one that is crucial for the team going forward.
Let's face it, Palmer has provided the stability this team has needed at the position for a long time. He's playing some of the best football of his career. Intelligent football. He has also become a rock-solid leader inside that locker room. That cannot be dismissed. As good as Palmer has been on the field, his leadership has been very, very important.
He'll turn 35 next month. Reportedly, the deal guarantees $20.5 million up front between bonus and 2015 salary and nothing guaranteed after that. It gives the Cards flexibility going forward, yet makes sure they have a QB.
Another good move in a season of them for GM Steve Keim.
So hype to see that we signed Carson Palmer to a new deal! He is very much deserving #captain #leader #brother #friend
— Calais Campbell (@Campbell93) November 7, 2014
– The big deal Sunday will be keeping Palmer upright against the Rams. Last season when the Rams visited, Palmer hadn't practiced all week but completed 27 of 34 passes and the Cards got a comfortable win. And that was without the currently upgraded offensive line.
– Everyone is going to want to knock off the Cardinals now. That's part of the gig when you've fashioned the best record in the league.
"Every single week we'll walk out there with a bulls-eye on our back," wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said. "There is a big difference between being a hunter and being hunted. You have to have a much higher sense of urgency and focus to be able to deal with the pressure that comes with it."
– The Cardinals used four-down linemen last week. Defensive coordinator Todd Bowles hasn't been shy about mixing and matching his lineups either. But Bowles said that isn't him getting creative as much as making moves out of necessity.
"Last year we had three-down linebackers at both spots and we had (Darnell) Dockett who was on the field all the time," Bowles said. "We didn't have to change as much. We had (John) Abraham as a pass rusher. They were interchangeable because you let them do what they do best. This year with all the injuries, we have a bunch of moving part with different guys who do different things."
– Bowles said safety Tyrann Mathieu (the one and only(?) Honey Badger) isn't quite all the way back. Mathieu thinks he is. In fact, Mathieu really, really wants the decision-makers to let him take off his knee brace. I don't think it's going to happen — everyone wants to be smart here — but it let's you know how Mathieu is feeling.
– Center Lyle Sendlein has had a good week. For one, he was not fined for the chop block he was flagged for in Dallas. Usually, that's interpreted as a penalty that shouldn't have been called (the Cardinals lost a 12-yard Andre Ellington run because of the flag, killing off a promising drive.) Regardless, the Cards won and no one dipped into his wallet.
– But the better part was the arrival of Sendlein's first kid, a son that was born early in the week so Sendlein didn't even have to miss practice.
"My wife is awesome, a great wife and mother," Sendlein said. "She might let me sleep in the guest room until the season is over."
She has to be better than that, though, after letting Sendein go with the name Crew Jack Sendlein for his newborn. Crew? Sendlein was asked where that came from.
"Well, I like the movie 'Rad,' " Sendlein said, referring to a BMX racing bike movie from 1986. The main character was named Cru Jones. "It's spelled a little different."
– Bruce Arians was asked this week if he had ever this year drawn up any plays for cornerback Patrick Peterson on offense. The answer was no.
"(Expletive)," Arians said, "I can't even get Jaron Brown in the game."
True enough. After a big preseason, Brown has been a pick-and-choose guy, although he got his first touchdown catch against the Cowboys. "I wasn't dropping that one," Brown said, not after he was wide open for touchdown bombs twice this season, only to have the QB miss him.
Brown, however, only got so many opportunities in college at Clemson with a loaded roster. This isn't new.
"I've been patient before, dealt with the same thing," Brown said. "We were winning too, which always helps. I know my role. Hopefully it sets me up for down the road."
At least he knows who is quarterback is going to be.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Carson Palmer, Jaron Brown, Lyle Sendlein, Rams, Steve Keim, Todd Bowles, Tyrann Mathieu
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Teachers plentiful for CardinalsPosted by on November 4, 2014 – 10:52 am
Ken Whisenhunt's final coaching staff with the Cardinals numbered 17 members. With Bruce Arians, the number has ballooned to 24. It's gone up just since Arians arrived, when he showed up in Tempe preaching how he wanted to teach and how he wanted his staff to be teachers as well. Arians' theory is simple, and perhaps a given since Arians once thought he was going to get into middle school teaching and coaching: Smaller class sizes work. That goes in the NFL too, so why wouldn't the offensive line benefit with three coaches (Harold Goodwin, Larry Zeirlein and David Diaz-Infante) instead of one. Why wouldn't the defensive line need two coaches (Brentson Buckner, Tom Pratt), or there be a separate coach for inside (Mike Caldwell) and outside (James Bettcher) linebackers?
The Cardinals and president Michael Bidwill had to give the OK, of course, but Arians' called it a "very easy sell."
"Guys who have big position groups need more teachers," Arians said. "I wish our school systems would take that approach."
(I know my wife, who teaches high school down the street, agrees, as do many of her colleagues. But that's something for another day, and probably another blog.)
"Michael has been great about it," Arians added. "Rather than having one (coach) make this much money, give me three and let them make this much money. I'm not going to spend any more money, just give me more guys and we don't care who's sitting on whose desk in the office space."
It has made for much more crowded football side of the team's Tempe facility, but it's worked. It's not the only place things have changed with the organization. The personnel department has also grown in size, as has scouting. Heck, the building itself is growing, with new construction ongoing to enlarge the weight room, the cafeteria, the training/medical area and eventually, the locker room.
It's hard to think anything other than that focused teaching has helped the Cardinals for the past year-and-a-half, that it's helped a team overcome the kind of personnel losses this team has suffered, and keep playing at a high level.
Tags: Bruce Arians, coaching staff, Michael Bidwill
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Motor Racing: Accident-prone Irvine slides closer to ban
Sunday 25 September 1994
The latest incident to blight the Ulsterman's turbulent season occurred on Friday afternoon, when he was involved in a collision with Damon Hill which left the Englishman's Williams-Renault upside down in a gravel bed.
'It was one of those instances where I knew Irvine had lost it, as I saw him go off in front of me, and really there was nowhere I could go to miss him,' said Hill. 'The accident was unavoidable as he didn't mean to go off in front of me - poor old Eddie has had a bit of a rough time recently.'
Roberto Causo, the FIA steward, took a rather less benign view, and warned the Ulsterman that he will lose his licence if he transgresses again - he is already racing under a suspended ban after putting Johnny Herbert's Lotus into a spin at the start of the Italian Grand Prix - but this was just a racing incident.
'I can hardly believe it. I can't even have a simple spin.' Irvine said. 'I ran a bit wide and spun, and landed up going backwards down the track. Damon tried to go round me but was launched over my wheel. There wasn't a lot either of us could do about it.'
The accident ended Hill's challenge for pole position. Only minutes earlier Gerhard Berger had set the fastest time, but as he slowed and headed towards the pits the Austrian indulged in a little bit of gamesmanship, using just enough of the track to frustrate the quick lap that Hill had embarked upon. It was during his next attempt at a fast time that he came to grief.
Track conditions were slower yesterday, which prevented any significant changes in the order, but Hill remains optimistic for today's race.
Like the Italian Grand Prix, this is one he must win to close the points deficit to Michael Schumacher, who is still serving the two-race ban imposed on him when he ignored a black flag at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in July. That, however, may be easier said than done given the form Berger has been showing.
The Ferrari driver starts from the 10th pole position of his career, and is hungry for a second victory to back up his success in the German Grand Prix, which confirmed that the Italian team is finally back on the right track.
Behind them, Benetton struggled with Jos Verstappen 10th and J J Lehto 14th, and it was Hill's team-mate, David Coulthard, who led the pursuit, with Mika Hakkinen and Martin Brundle in the McLaren-Peugeots, Jean Alesi in the other Ferrari, and Ukyo Katayama in the Tyrrell-Yamaha.
Benetton's lack of pace has done little to allay the suspicions that have dogged the team for much of the season. But whatever the truth of the matter they sorely miss Schumacher's speed and commitment. The German returns at Jerez in Spain in two weeks, to face not only Hill but also Nigel Mansell. He cannot come back soon enough for Benetton's managing director, Flavio Briatore, who has watched his team's points advantage being whittled away. If Hill wins today, he will move within a point of Schumacher with three races to go. At Monza a fortnight ago he drove to his seventh Formula One victory, but it clearly rankles that some saw that as a qualified success.
'I won 10 points there,' Hill said on Friday, 'and that was what I aimed for. It's exactly the same here. The fight doesn't begin until Michael and I are level, that's when the gloves can come off.' Scheckter would have applauded that bit of pragmatism.
Ferrari were fined pounds 33,000 yesterday and given a one-race ban, suspended for three races, for vandalising a door to get out of the Estoril circuit. It is believed 13 Ferrari mechanics broke down a locked door to get out of the track late on Friday. Ferrari have offered to pay for the repairs.
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Lady Gaga in London and Berlin Wearing Marc Jacobs
Which Lady Gaga Getup Is Most Gaga?
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We're well acquainted with Lady Gaga by now. We know she's ballsy and highly experimental with her style. But this latest batch of outfits — two of them from Marc Jacobs's Fall '09 show — is the craziest yet. From London to Berlin, the bold singer has further pushed the envelope in bold shoulders, neon yellow, bubble skirts, and leather. And I think I know her response to "Do you dress up when you take a flight?" Check her out, then tell me, which Lady Gaga getup is most gaga?
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sommop 5 years
Looks cool.
paperdahl 5 years
I think the bold-shouldered one isn't so bad.
Kalliefornia 5 years
The last look, with the triangular bob hair thing going on, makes it looks like she is trying to make fun of Anna Wintour.
dnye 5 years
I like her i think she's cool, and that Marc Jacobs look is amazing.
spicyaroma 5 years
I like the last outfit best :) I think she's amzing- ballsy and talented.
flowergirl 5 years
@Asche - my thoughts exactly!
5 years
I have said this before... and I will say it again: She is only weird to boring people. She just tries too hard and I don't find her look shocking or interesting in the slightest. Anyone who thinks she is shocking needs to get out and people watch more.
the-makeup-blogette 5 years
i think she is cool.
snarkypants 5 years
i can't stand her. she only dresses this was to draw attention away from her hideous face and lack of talent.
jacklynn7 5 years
Yeah, the vampire getup with the cape and lace mask is probably most over the top for me. Funny story though--Lady Gaga actually was on my flight once and she looked relatively sane, haha. Sshe was wearing a cobalt blue jumpsuit with a white jacket and heels. It was actually a nice outfit.
stellaroheight 5 years
Asche, I agree! Could Anna Wintour be the inspiration for that look? Very clever, Gaga.
Asche 5 years
The Marc Jacobs look is funny...she looks like Anna Wintour on steroids.
kr1sti 5 years
The 'most gaga' outfit is the 2nd - she looks totally ridiculous in it. I love that dress by Marc Jacobs though.
myfairlady93 5 years
Totally agree w/ anonymous. Lady GaGa has no real style; there is something to be said for celebs who can look both chic and interesting at the same time, w/o being overtly crazy looking.
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There are currently 74 resale and new homes in Lisbon on Trulia. The average listing price for homes for sale in Lisbon WI was $488,405 for the week ending Dec 17, which represents a decrease of 0.1%, or $580, compared to the prior week.