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Periodically we'll be sharing favorite military photos we've come across in putting together our various publications and the DMN website. These photos won't necessarily be the newest or the most newsworthy, in any kind of chronological order, or even an equal representation of each service. They are photos that sometimes depict important events, sometimes illustrate the everyday service of men and women in the armed forces, and sometimes just struck us as being great compositions or arresting images.
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Four New Jersey Army National Guard Black Hawk helicopters from the 1-150th Assault Helicopter Battalion land at Atlantic City International Airport, N.J., May 29, 2012. The helicopters transported civilian employers of New Jersey National Guardsman for a "Boss Lift," an event run by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. The civilian employers got to spend the day touring facilities and meeting soldiers and airmen. DoD photo by Tech. Sgt. Matt Hecht Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) 2nd Class Jathan Lane directs the movement of aircraft during foul weather on the flight deck aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70), deployed to the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class James R. Evans Dust lights up the rotors of a CH-47 Chinook helicopter as paratroopers with 3rd Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment load for an air assault mission near Combat Outpost Ab Band May 23, 2012, Ghazni Province, Afghanistan. The unit is part of the 82nd Airborne Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team, which deployed to the area in March to help bring security to the areas along the country's main road between Kabul and Kandahar. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Michael J. MacLeod Cmdr. Daniel Sullivan, the outgoing commanding officer of the Red Rippers of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 11, sits on the flight deck in an F/A-18F Super Hornet Aug. 16, 2012, in preparation for an aerial change of command above the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65), deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility conducting maritime security operations, theater security cooperation efforts and support missions as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jared King Paratroopers with the 82nd Airborne Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team fire at insurgent forces during a firefight June 15, 2012, on the outskirts of Spedar, a remote village in Afghanistan's Ghazni Province. This was the first of several firefights the paratroopers and their Afghan National Army counterparts had that day. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Michael J. MacLeod, Task Force 1/82 PAO Capt. Brandon Lavalley, a pilot assigned to the 4th Fighter Squadron, breaks right on a final approach over northern Las Vegas during day three of Red Flag 12-2, Jan. 25, 2012, at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Coalition partners from South Korea and Saudi Arabia participated in the joint training exercise that's been around since 1975. U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Benjamin Bloker Petty Officer 1st Class Bret Fogle, a rescue swimmer from Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, N.C, gets hoisted into an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter from the air station Aug. 3, 2012. The crews conducted hoist training with cadets from the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn., as part of their week-long summer visit to the air station. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Brandyn Hill U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Senna, assigned to Joint Multinational Training Command, performs push-ups during the Army Physical Fitness Test at U.S. Army Europe's Best Warrior Competition in Grafenwoehr, Germany, July 30, 2012. Competitors who were named the best in their units came to compete in the Best Warrior Competition; the winning pair goes on to compete for honors at the Department of the Army level. U.S. Army photo by Markus Rauchenberger The hot twin plumes of jet exhaust from the rearmost two nozzles of an AV-8B Harrier with Marine Attack Squadron 311, part of the Air Combat Element of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, are seen through a night vision device as it lands on the USS Essex (LHD 2), March 6, 2012. The pilots of VMA 311 were conducting night carrier landing qualifications in preparation for the 31st MEU's Certification Exercise. The 31st MEU is the only continuously forward-deployed MEU and remains the nation's force in readiness in the Asia-Pacific region. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Garry J. Welch An MV-22 Osprey of Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM) 261 (Reinforced) takes off from the flight deck of the amphibious transport dock ship USS New York (LPD 21), part of the Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group with the embarked 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit deployed in support of maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility, July 2012. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Zane Ecklund
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LEOMINSTER -- A student peace rally will be held in Monument Square on Monday afternoon from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
The event, which is being planned by several members of the Leominster and Fitchburg school committees, was inspired by a local Muslim woman whose children were being bullied at school.
Participants of Monday's event are encouraged to bring the flag of any country their family might have immigrated from. American flags will also be provided.
"We really want to stress that this is a positive event," said Ward 3 Leominster School Committee member Heather Mazzaferro, one of the volunteers coordinating the event. "We won't be down there protesting anything. It's just a positive community expression of kindness."
Mazzaferro also said the event is intended as a way of building off of the one-man rally to promote kindness staged by Leominster 10-year-old Joshua Anderson a few days after the presidential election.
"We just want anyone to come down to feel accepted and welcome," she said. "It's going to be a good way for students to understand what's going on in a positive environment with their friends so they feel that what they do can make a difference."
Performances of patriotic music will be held during the event and state Rep. Natalie Higgins is expected to attend.
Mazzaferro said she expects a crowd of a few dozen guests over the course of the hour and a half rally. Local residents of all ages are encouraged to attend.
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The firms won the work on a competitive tender which they found out the results of last week.
Bandwidth is the technology that determines the speed of an internet or telephone connection, and International Telecomm-unications Clearing Corpor-ation (ITCC) is one of a number of online exchanges that have been set up to trade bandwidth by matching buyers and sellers of the commodity and taking a percentage of the price paid. Corporations buy or sell bandwidth through 'hubs', which are set up by the exchanges.
|"Enron's share price doubled last year when it announced that it was going to trade in bandwidth. Simmons advised Enron, which helped it win the ITCC work"
Interestingly, the company that led the way in bandwidth trading was the now bankrupt energy trader Enron. Enron's share price doubled at one point last year when the company announced that it was going to trade in bandwidth through a subsidiary entitled Enron Broadband Services. Simmons advised Enron on bandwidth trading, which helped it win the ITCC work.
ITCC aims to have bandwidth trading hubs in London, Hong Kong, New York, Los Angeles and Miami. Simmons has been appointed to advise ITCC in London, while Swindlers and Gilberts will advise the company in their relevant jurisdictions.


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I've probably played less poker in the last few months than at any point since i started playing for serious money online. This is mainly due to my bad run in August wiping out a big part of my available bankroll, and I currently have a huge project going on on the house i bought in London which is taking up alot of time, and much more money than i had originally planned. Plus my current place isn't selling which is very tilting, as i have way to much of my bankroll tied up to have $50k daily swings.
Anyway this year hasn't gone to plan. Jan-July were good, August - Now wiped out most of what i won in the first half of the year. I played bad, ran worse and lost amounts way bigger than my stop loss. So my bad second half of the year is mainly my fault, i should have lost about 40% of what i actually lost, the rest was just stupid.
I'm off travelling to South Africa till Xmas which i'm looking forward to then i'll be hitting the tables again in January. If i could have one wish for the new year it would be that sites (especially Full Tilt), found a way of fining the bumhunters that never play a single hand against a player that isn't a drooling moron (Googie Mon A, Cocomiel etc)
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Now that the Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes marriage is completely over, many are talking about who they should date next. The Hollywood Reporter took a poll with Kim Kardashian, topping the list for Tom (oh boy!). While that is what the tabloids would have a field day with, is it the best thing to start dating immediately after a divorce? Sure, you have to get back there, but it's important to take your time — especially if you have children. You have a sea of emotions that you have to deal with after the break-up. However, when you are ready to take the leap there are lots of helpful tips in my new book The Divorce Ritual.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat against England in the day/night sixth one-day international at Trent Bridge here on Thursday.
England, already 5-0 down in the seven-match series, made two changes.
Fast bowling all-rounder Stuart Broad was ruled out of both this match and Sunday's series finale at Durham's Riverside ground with an inflammation of a right knee tendon.
His place was taken by James Anderson after the Lancashire quick had been rested for the previous two matches.
An England spokesman said Broad was expected to be fit for the start next week of the ICC Champions Trophy one-day tournament in South Africa.
Meanwhile off-spinner Graeme Swann was recalled by England in place of leg-spinner Adil Rashid
England all-rounder Paul Collingwood sat out this fixture as he completed a three-game break but could return on Sunday at his home ground.
World champions Australia made two changes from the team that won here by four wickets on Tuesday.
Brett Lee, who took five wickets in Saturday's win at Lord's, came in for rested fellow quick Mitchell Johnson.
And all-rounder James Hopes was given a chance to impress with vice-captain and top-order batsman Michael Clarke left out.
This was the first time this series that Australia had won the toss.
England: Andrew Strauss (capt), Joe Denly, Ravi Bopara, Matt Prior (wkt), Owais Shah, Eoin Morgan, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Tim Bresnan, Graeme Swann, Ryan Sidebottom, James Anderson
Australia: Shane Watson, Tim Paine (wkt), Ricky Ponting (capt), Callum Ferguson, Michael Hussey, Cameron White, James Hopes, Brett Lee, Peter Siddle, Nathan Hauritz, Nathan Bracken
Umpires: Asad Rauf (PAK) and Nigel Llong (ENG)
TV umpire: Richard Kettleborough (ENG)
Match referee: Roshan Mahanama (SRI)
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat against England in the day/night sixth one-day international at Trent Bridge here on Thursday.


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It isn't too late to register for this faith-building, Holy Spirit-equipping, Christ-centered workshop on one of the most burning issues of our time—the relationship between faith and science! Pastor Daniel J. Lepley, author of On Our Origins, will lead this six hour workshop at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Seymour, Indiana next Saturday, March 15th.
Designed for all adults, college and high school students, this interactive workshop will be divided into four segments:
Darwin meets Moses- A discussion about differing foundations of thought and how to have a difficult, yet necessary respectful conversation between people of differing world views, especially those of a secular and/or scriptural persuasion.
Creation & Science NOT Creation or Science- An exploration of current secular models of universal origins and how they may actually agree with the scriptures, NOT "prove" the Bible wrong.
Moving at the Speed of Life- An examination of natural phenomena which make life possible and how they fit into the Genesis account of creation.
The Christ-Connection- How the Creator connects with His creation in Jesus Christ! Learn how you can use science and the facts of life to share the ageless message of God's love and salvation today.
Registration begins at 8:00 am and the workshop will run from 9:00 am-3:00 pm. $20 registration includes lunch and all four sessions of the event. NOTE-$5 discount for all pastors, teachers and students! Everyone who pre-registers for the event, either in person, by calling Redeemer's Church office at (812)522-1837, or online at shop.onourorigins.org by Thursday, March 13th, will receive an activity bag of items related to some of the demonstrations at the workshop.
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Apparently, the North Tama boys don't really like losing basketball games. After falling to Jesup on January 5, the Redhawks have reeled off five straight wins and set some pretty impressive records along the way.
After dispatching a hapless Northeast Hamilton squad on January 8, the boys dropped 100 on CAL, winning 101-24.
Dalton Hulme had a season-high 21 points and a team-high six steals, and Mitchell Boerm added 18 points and a team-high four rebounds.
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North Tama's Mitchell Boerm skies for a shot around the outstretched arms of a Colo-NESCO defender last week en route to his 1,000 career points. The Redhawks, now ranked #4 in the state, are at home this Friday against Waterloo Christian at 8 p.m.
Jacob Wrage scored 14 and Trey Keahna had a breakout game with 12 points.
Against Colo-NESCO, the boys overcame a strong second half by the opposition, winning 62-55. Three Redhawks - Boerm, Wrage and Hulme - scored in double figures in the win.
Last week, the boys had back-to-back games against Hudson and rival Don Bosco. Boerm recorded a double-double in the win over Hudson, and the team needed every bit of it - the Redhawks escaped with a 55-54 win. Boerm had 22 points and 12 rebounds. Wrage scored 12 and also tallied seven assists.
But in their recent string of victories, perhaps none was more impressive than the win over Don Bosco last Friday night. Jacob Wrage tied a school record with seven three-pointers en route to a season-high 23 points in the 80-35 victory.
In addition to Wrage's great day, Mitchell Boerm passed the 1,000-point mark for his career with his 16-point, nine-rebound performance.
The Redhawks also made a school record 13 three-pointers as a team and improved to 15-1 (12-0) on the season. North Tama is ranked #4 in the state in the most recent Class 1A poll.
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Bujumbura - WFP said today it was providing food to the wounded and other survivors of the 13 August massacre at Gatumba transit camp in Burundi, and that it stood ready to assist refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo when they are transferred to safer sites.
BUJUMBURA - The United Nations World Food Programme said today it was providing food to the wounded and other survivors of the 13 August massacre at Gatumba transit camp in Burundi, and that it stood ready to assist refugees from the Democratic Republic of the Congo when they are transferred to safer sites.
"This savage slaughter of refugees is appalling and an outrage that the whole international community condemns," said Foday Turay, WFP's Deputy Country Director in Burundi.
"WFP urges all parties to end violence so that security can be restored to allow humanitarian aid to reach both the Congolese refugees and other communities in need of food in Burundi."
The National Liberation Forces, a Burundian Hutu rebel group, claimed responsibility for the attack on the camp for Congolese Tutsi known as Banyamulenge, who had fled fighting in the eastern DRC in June when commanders citing alleged mistreatment of Banyamulenge rebelled. More than 150 refugees - many of them women and children - were slaughtered at Gatumba.
During the attack and mass killing, virtually all food in the camp was destroyed by fire. The next day, WFP rushed high-energy biscuits, corn-soya blend and vegetable oil to Gatumba to feed 1,000 survivors, followed on Monday by a one-week distribution of essential food commodities.
WFP will give the refugees at Gatumba more rations next week - at the same time as it feeds other DRC refugees in camps at Rugombo and Karurama who will be transferred to safer sites.
A 15-day ration has also been provided to more than 100 refugees wounded in the attack, plus family members caring for the wounded.
WFP has been feeding tens of thousands of refugees who fled into Burundi from the DRC, delivering 1,000 tonnes of food aid to the Congolese refugees since June. This extra load is hampering WFP's capacity to cover food needs for Burundi from September to January.
The end of the year is the lean season when many farming families will have used up their food from the last harvest before the next crop.
A national harvest and food stocks assessment carried out by WFP and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation in June revealed a substantial shortage of food, especially pulses, in Burundi. This has already started to affect the nutritional status of vulnerable people in some provinces.
The food shortage is mainly due to irregular rains, food crop diseases, higher basic food prices and insecurity. Since the end of July, WFP has undertaken targeted food distributions each month with a total of 6,800 tonnes. WFP expects to distribute more than 41,000 tonnes by the end of the year.
WFP's requirements for Burundi between now and January next year include 15,000 tonnes of cereals and 5,000 tonnes of pulses as well as vegetable oil, corn-soya blend, sugar and salt.
WFP relies on voluntary donor contributions to assist its emergency operation in Burundi.
For more information please contact (email address: firstname.lastname@example.com):
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Brenda Barton,
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Gregory Barrow,
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Vanguard: Saga of Heroes takes place in Telon, an original fantasy world created by the team at developer and co-publisher Sigil Games Online. It has three known lands inhabited by some 15 playable races. Thestra may be the richest, with communities including the commercial center of New Targonor, and Bordinar's Cleft, a Dwarven mountain stronghold. Qalia, where many of its residents seek to restore the glory of its ancient fallen empires, is a mysterious desert continent swept by frequent sandstorms. The islands comprising Kojan are largely covered with jungles said to hide the ruins of crumbled cities forgotten long ago.
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Acclaimed landscape photographers Diane Cook & Len Jenshel take a deep look at this world in these beautiful surprising, and humorous photographs. Through this remarkable vision we are transported to a surreal and artificial realm where fish and humans meet. In Aquarium we are presented not only with the artists's striking individual visions but also, in parinings of Cook's black-and-white imagery and Jenshel's color, we witness a unique, artist dialouge.
Len Jenshel and Diane Cook are among America's foremost landscape photographers, exploring the changing landscape for more than twenty five years.
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Stochastics Seminar
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The uniform convergence of empirical averages to their expectations for a set of bounded test functions will be discussed. In our previous work, we proved a necessary and sufficient condition for the uniform convergence that can be formulated in terms of the epsilon-entropy of certain sets associated to the sample. In this talk, I will consider the case where that condition is violated. The main result is that in this situation strong almost sure oscillations take place. In fact, with probability one, for a given oscillation pattern, one can find an admissible test function that realizes this pattern for any positive prescribed precision level.


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A federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected claims by New England's two largest fishing ports that federal regulators improperly enacted fishing rules that they say are wiping out local fleets.
BOSTON - A federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected claims by New England's two largest fishing ports that federal regulators improperly enacted fishing rules that they say are wiping out local fleets.
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision upheld a 2011 lower court ruling on a suit brought by the ports of New Bedford and Gloucester, as well as fishermen and fishing groups.
The plaintiffs argued the new rules were installed in 2010 without required safeguards, including a two-thirds referendum by fishermen that could have killed the changes before they were enacted. They asked the appeals court to order the lower court to implement the safeguards, alleging that without them, the industry's smaller fishing businesses would be squeezed out.
But the three judge panel noted that, rather than destroying smaller business, many believe the new rules provide better protection. And it said federal regulators installed the law properly. "The Secretary (of Commerce's) judgments here were derived from the record, rational, and not based on any error of law," the court wrote.
The old fishing management system tried to prevent overfishing mainly by limiting the number of days fishermen could go to sea. The new system allots portions of the catch for each species, such as cod and flounder, to individual fishermen. The fishermen then combine and manage those allotments in groups called sectors.
The ports - with support from U.S. Reps. Barney Frank and John Tierney - alleged that, under federal law, the change should have been subjected to a vote that never occurred. They said that because individual catch shares can be transferred among fishermen, the new system fosters broad industry consolidation, as larger fishing interests buy out fishermen whose catch shares are too paltry to support their business.
New Bedford Mayor Jonathan Mitchell expressed disappointment and said the city will consider whether to appeal.
"The general points we were trying to establish through the lawsuit will continue to be a goal for us here in New Bedford. That goal was to ensure that fisheries' regulations are fair and take into consideration the interests of the fishing families and the communities they live in," Mitchell said.
Attorney Stephen Ouellette, who represented the New Hampshire Commercial Fishermen's Association, also said he was disappointed. He also wasn't sure if the plaintiffs would pursue another appeal.
He said fears about the new rules have been borne out since they went into effect, with the industry shedding jobs, facing huge cuts in catch for key species and a greater share of that catch in fewer hands.
"The fishery is now available to the highest bidder," he said.
But advocates of the new system say the industry's problems are rooted in unhealthy fish populations, not fishing rules. And they argue the new system gives fishermen more options to survive cutbacks, such as by allowing them to chase fish stocks without worrying about using up an ever-shrinking number of days at sea.
Peter Shelley, senior counsel of the Conservation Law Foundation, which intervened on behalf of the government, said the plaintiffs' claims "bordered on frivolous" and amounted to a "political sideshow."
He said with two unambiguous court rulings in the government's favor, there should be no doubt now that the fishing law is legal.
"The challenge now is to get this fishery functioning in the way it ought to be functioning," Shelley said.


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June. It's JUNE, people. I can't believe that 2014 is half over! June marks lots of good things for me - it's birthday month, it's summertime, Matthew's finishing the second (!) year of his PhD program, and it means Christmas is only six months away. It's a rad month.
As you may be able to tell, I'm not the most...consistent blogger. My friend Lauren and I decided that in order to get in the blogging groove, we would blog once a day for the entire month of June. You know, go big or go home. :)
I also can't wait to share this incredible Ballerina shoot at Knapps Castle...it will blow your mind. These dancers were incredible! Think castle ruins, ballerinas, sunset...it was dreamy.
Wishing you a fabulous week! Check back in for daily photos, stories, and all around good things. At least for June....after that? No promises. :)


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Allerton brunches combine exquisite cuisine with the unique ambiance of Allerton's 19-century, English-style estate. Allerton brunches feature fresh produce, pastries, and traditional breakfast items, as well as gourmet entrees. Our menus have something for everyone!
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AC Milan and Italian Under-21 international forward Stephan El Shaarawy has signed a contract extension which will keep him at San Siro until June 2017.
A lifelong Milan fan, El Shaarawy, 19, joined from Genoa CFC in June 2011 and scored two goals in 22 appearances as the Rossoneri finished second behind Juventus in Serie A last term. "I'm happy about this extension," said El Shaarawy, who is optimistic of filling the void left by Zlatan Ibrahimović's departure to Paris Saint-Germain FC. "I hope to do better next season and get a regular place in the team so that I can play more games."
Milan will enter the UEFA Champions League at the group stage. They will discover their opponents when the draw takes place on 30 August in Monaco.
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This is a highly readable yet challenging book ideal for academics, students and professionals in economics, sustainability and environmental studies and policy. The author provides a critical examination of the failings of mainstream economics and the resultant environmental problems we are facing. Most importantly he articulates what an alternative economics for sustainability would look like in both theory and practice if we are to pursue a truly sustainable future.
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The Villa-Parke Community Center houses a large auditorium with stage and storage area, social/recreation room, weight room, boxing room, teen facility meeting rooms, senior room, several small meeting rooms, two kitchens, lounge, and a gymnasium with showers and dressing rooms. Recreation activities include a complete aerobics program, Self Defense (Jujitsu), Arts & Crafts, Seasonal Sports Leagues, a unique Summer Enrichment Day Camp, and the City's largest Youth Soccer Program.
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« September 2010 | Main | November 2010 »
October 31, 2010
Panthers maintain ground in race for No. 1 pick
ST. LOUIS – Look on the bright side: At this rate, the Panthers could be in position to get the No. 1 overall pick and author the type of one-year turnaround St. Louis is attempting to pull off.
Because other than maintaining ground in the draft-day positioning, there's not a whole lot of good to come out of this one – a 20-10 Panthers' defeat.
Carolina managed just 201 yards, more than half of which came on two drives with St. Louis playing prevent at the end of each half.
Jonathan Stewart was the same 2-yards-and-a-cloud-of-defenders tailback he's been all year, only this time DeAngelo Williams wasn't around to at least salvage the rushing game.
Steve Smith let a ball bounce off his facemask and lost a fumble for the second week in a row.
And Matt Moore continued to play the role of Jake Delhomme, 2009 Edition, by repeatedly throwing passes to the other team.
It wasn't all Moore's fault, of course. He was pressured on his first pick and had his arm hit as he was releasing the ball on the second INT.
The third one? I guess it was intended for Steve Smith, although Smith never bothered to turn around for the ball.
Asked what happened on the last pick, Moore said, "A lot."
Moore then apologized for not going into the gory details, saying something about having to see the film. More likely, he was doing the prudent thing by not throwing a teammate and/or coach under the Panthers' careening bus.
--Joseph Person
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 09:04 PM | Permalink | Comments (42)
It's a final: Rams 20, Panthers 10
In perhaps the Carolina Panthers' worst showing in St. Louis in 2001, they lost 48-14 to the Rams.
That day, poor Matt Lytle was 15-of-25 for 126 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.
Sunday was awfully familiar.
Matt Moore and the Panthers offense took a major step back Sunday, losing 20-10 in as inept a display of offense as they've had all year.
Moore was 23-of-36 for 194 yards, a touchdown and three interceptions.
The only time he looked competent at all was in two-minute situations, which accounted for the second-quarter field goal and the fourth-quarter touchdown pass to Brandon LaFell.
Steve Smith can no longer complain about enough action. Moore looked his way often, but he had at least two egregious drops and fumbled early in the fourth quarter to allow the Rams to salt this one away.
The loss drops the Panthers to 1-6, meaning they're going to have to work hard to get that benchmark 7-9 record.
The Panthers ran for just 25 yards on the day. Jonathan Stewart had 14 carries for 30 yards, and the 11-yard loss on a reverse by David Gettis caused them to back up from there.
-- Darin Gantt
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 03:58 PM | Permalink | Comments (36)
Through three: Nothing to see here
Not much of interest happened in the third quarter, and it's still 10-3 Rams.
The Panthers had moments of near-competence on offense, as they began running a little better.
But mostly, this one's being defined by what's not happening in the passing game. Matt Moore's struggling to find anything downfield, while Rams rookie Sam Bradford has been content to plink away at the Panthers a little at a time.
The most exciting play of the quarter was the final one, as Captain Munnerlyn ripped off a 31-yard punt return to give the Panthers good field position to start the final period.
They'll need it.
-- Darin Gantt
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 03:04 PM | Permalink | Comments (7)
At the half: Rams 10, Panthers 3
The Rams put 10 points on the board in the second quarter, and that might be plenty today.
They got a field goal early and a short touchdown pass to Danny Amedola late, using a pair of six-minute plus drives that weren't flashy, but were effective enough I suppose.
The Panthers simply couldn't do anything with the ball, until an acceptable two-minute drill that got them a 44-yard John Kasay field goal, which cut the lead to 10-3.
At the end of the half, the Panthers had three first downs, 59 yards and 1 and 8:09 worth of possession.
This is going to be a long afternoon unless they can run. Jonathan Stewart has four carries for 1 yard.
-- Darin Gantt
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 02:19 PM | Permalink | Comments (3)
After one: Still waiting
Has this game actually started yet?
If you just tuned in, you didn't miss much, as neither offense has made much of a dent, and we're scoreless after 15 minutes.
The Panthers have been playing solid defense at least, but this game could be a race to 10.
The Panthers first offensive play was a flea-flicker, which QB Matt Moore promptly threw straight to Rams LB James Laurinitis. A later effort at creativity resulted in a 12-yard loss for WR David Gettis on a reverse. It's hard to say they're missing DeAngelo Williams at this point, because the run game doesn't look much different than it had before.
The Panthers did make one change in the starting lineup, with DT Nick Hayden replacing Ed Johnson. Hayden's been better, but it's hard to figure why they felt the need to make that change.
-- Darin Gantt
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 01:35 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
Panthers inactives vs. Rams
No real surprises among the Panthers inactives. WR Armanti Edwards, DT Andre Neblett, LB Abdul Hodge and CB C.J. Wilson were down, along with the three guys who stayed home (RB DeAngelo Williams, WR Devin Thomas and RT Jeff Otah) and third QB Tony Pike.
That's going to a put a lot of pressure on RB Jonathan Stewart, but also backups Mike Goodson and Tyrell Sutton.
-- Darin Gantt
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 11:47 AM | Permalink | Comments (5)
Moore encounters low-pressure system
ST. LOUIS – There were four nice folks dressed up as Panthers' fans at our hotel Saturday night.
Nah, these were honest-to-goodness PSL holders who make one trip a year with the Panthers. The two middle-aged couples were in Boston last year, have been to San Francisco a couple times, and are in St. Louis for Halloween weekend.
Anyway, one of the men talked about how pleased he was with John Fox's decision to sit Jimmy Clausen and go back to Matt Moore at quarterback. He questioned whether Clausen ever would be a successful NFL quarterback.
We'll learn much more about Clausen in 2011. But barring injury, it looks like Moore will finish things out this year.
Moore made a damning admission this week, telling reporters that he plays better when the stakes are low and there's no pressure on him. Moore's a good guy and almost honest to a fault: Not sure a guy in a contract year should be questioning his ability to perform in the clutch.
Unless the Panthers go on some kind of a tear, it's doubtful Moore will play in any pressure games the rest of this year. It was in this same type of environment that Moore thrived last year, going 4-1 down the stretch and convincing the Panthers that he could lead a team in games that mattered.
Then he threw three end-zone interceptions at the new Meadowlands in Week 1.
Moore looked terrific last week against San Francisco. He played loose and confident while zipping passes to every part of the field, including those faraway places that Clausen couldn't reach.
Facing a 3-4 Rams team led by No. 1 draft pick Sam Bradford, don't be surprised if Moore again is the best quarterback on the field today. The Panthers are 1-5; they have nothing to lose.
But one of these days Moore must prove he can win a game when everything's on the line. Otherwise, he's likely looking at a life as a career backup.
--Joseph Person
Posted by Observer Sports on October 31, 2010 at 10:00 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)
October 29, 2010
DeAngelo Williams out for Rams' game
(UPDATED: The Panthers announced Saturday that RB DeAngelo Williams, OT Jeff Otah and WR Devin Thomas did not make the trip to St. Louis.)
If Jonathan Stewart is looking to kick-start his season, the Carolina Panthers tailback figures to have a golden opportunity Sunday.
Panthers coach John Fox said Friday starting tailback DeAngelo Williams is doubtful for the St. Louis game with a sprained foot.
Williams, the Panthers' leading rusher with 361 yards, came up limping after a short run during the game-winning drive against San Francisco last week. He did not practice all week.
If Williams can't go, Carolina has a capable replacement in Stewart.
Though Stewart has struggled to get going this season, averaging 3 yards a carry after offesason Achilles surgery, he excelled in 2009 in these situations. In three starts late in the season when Williams was out with an ankle injury, Stewart averaged 150 yards on 23 carries.
The Panthers won all three of those games. Included in that stretch was Stewart's team-record, 206-yard outburst against the Giants.
"We went through it last year both ways. There's games where Jonathan couldn't play, and games that DeAngelo couldn't play," Fox said. "Regardless of what position on the football team, the next guy's got to step up. We've had a few of those already this year."
Other than Williams, the Panthers are in pretty good shape on the injury front. Right tackle Jeff Otah continues to be sidelined following August knee surgery; backup receiver Devin Thomas, who was inactive last week in his first game with the Panthers, is doubtful with a groin injury.
Fox would not say whether receiver Steve Smith would return punts again. Smith's decision to volunteer to run back punts against the 49ers helped energize a Carolina team that was winless through its first five games.
Fox indicated he would stick with the same offensive line the Panthers used against the Niners, with Geoff Schwartz remaining at right guard and Garry Williams getting his second start at right tackle.
--Joseph Person
Posted by Observer Sports on October 29, 2010 at 12:57 PM | Permalink | Comments (22)
October 28, 2010
Williams' status iffy for St. Louis game
What does Panthers tailback DeAngelo Williams think the chances are he'll play Sunday at St. Louis?
It's difficult to know because Williams isn't talking.
Williams, who sprained his foot on the game-winning drive against San Francisco, missed his second consecutive practice Thursday. And for the second consecutive day Williams avoided the media, telling a team official that he would talk after Sunday's game.
Panthers coach John Fox, as is his custom, also declined to shed much light on Williams' injury.
"He's day to day. He gets a little bit better every day," Fox said.
Given that the Panthers have another tailback who topped 1,100 yards in 2009 in Jonathan Stewart – albeit a back who is averaging 3 yards a carry this year – Fox was asked whether he felt confident in his depth at the position.
"You always prefer to have everybody healthy, and we could have everybody healthy," Fox said. "We'll just make that evaluation, it usually goes to an hour and a half before kickoff."
Second-year back Mike Goodson has received more practice reps this week with Williams out. Goodson had 14 offensive touches the first three weeks of the season, but has only two in the three games since.
"He's a player we rely on to use in different situations, aside from special teams," Fox said. "He's gotten his touches, and we'll continue to do that."
But the bulk of the carries will go to Stewart if Williams can't play. Stewart said Wednesday he still has pain in his surgically repaired Achilles, but classified it as "not anything tragic."
In other news, Carolina defensive end Tyler Brayton returned to practice a day after his wife delivered a baby girl. Injury report mainstay Jeff Otah remains out following his August knee surgery, while receiver Devin Thomas was limited with a groin injury he said was minor.
--Joseph Person
Posted by Observer Sports on October 28, 2010 at 03:40 PM | Permalink | Comments (12)
The case for John Fox in Dallas
Dallas NBC affiliate NBC DFW presents the case for and against Carolina Panthers coach John Fox (left) as the next head coach in Dallas. Read the whole article here, but if you just want the highlights:
Credentials: If Jerry Jones is looking for someone who can run the defense as competently as Wade Phillips did, but without all of Wade's glaring faults as a leader, John Fox makes perfect sense.
Weaknesses: You know managers who get pilloried for leaving a gassed pitcher in a game for way too long? Well, take that pitcher, make him a QB, and instead of leaving him in for too many innings, have him stay out there for entire games and seasons past his expiration date. That's what John Fox did with Jake Delhomme.
The station goes on to solicit comments on whether readers want Fox or not, but as of this writing there are none. Hmmm.
Posted by Observer Sports on October 28, 2010 at 01:11 PM | Permalink | Comments (63)


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1.) The Chicago Cubs acquire LHP Jose Quintana from the Chicago White Sox on Thursday (yesterday) for OF Eloy Jimenez, RHP Dylan Cease and INFs Matt Rose and Bryant Flete.
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3.) On this date in 1995 the Dodgers' Ramon Martinez no hits the Florida Marlins 7-0.
4.) Lonzo Ball
5.) This comment was posted by "Falcon" on this date in 2014: "I had the pleasure of living two doors down from Giancarlo Stanton and watch him grow up so I would like to share a good story.
While he was playing Little League baseball no one would pitch to him so one day he showed up to a game with a wooden bat and holding it in one hand, showed it to the pitcher and said, " give me something to hit" and proceeded to crush the ball out of the park. If you show up to Verdugo Hills HS you can still see the fence shaking from one of his blasts as an underclassmen."
6.) Glendale football legend Pathon Rucker turns 44 today.
7.) In new 3-4 defensive alignment the Los Angeles Rams projected starting linebackers are:
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