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View point – Rory Bergin of HTA Design 15/02/2018
Architect Rory Bergin of HTA Design gives his views on the impact of leaving the EU on architectural practices, as well as the wider housing [...]
In his second article on the subject for ADF, Rory Bergin looks deeper at the facets within 'the ethics of development' that architects should consider. [...]
My View – Rory Bergin, partner at Sustainable Futures, HTA Design 08/06/2016
Rory Bergin, partner at Sustainable Futures, HTA Design says EU architects have enriched the UK, but Brexit risks an end to those benefits in future. [...]
Build to rent homes underway at Acton Gardens 22/04/2016
The fifth phase of new homes is now underway at the award-winning Acton Gardens development in West London. This latest phase of the regeneration scheme, [...]
Bigger, stronger and better together 17/10/2014
'Bigger, stronger and better together' was a key theme throughout the HTA Garden Futures Conference which took place on 16 October at RIBA in London, [...]
Students ready to sample cinematic accommodation in west London 06/08/2018
Award-winning developer Tide Construction and its offsite manufacturing company Vision Modular Systems have completed Chapter White City, a purpose-built student accommodation scheme on the site [...]
Modular construction takes centre stage in Wembley 18/09/2017
With views across London and Wembley Stadium, students moving into London's newest skyscraper will be surprised to learn that the 29-storey tower was built in [...]
Rory Bergin examines 'the ethics of development' in the context of current practice. Last year I was asked to speak about ethics and architecture at [...]
Last module slots into place on Europe's tallest modular tower in Wembley 13/04/2017
Europe's tallest modular tower has seen its final module lowered into place in north London. The 29-storey structure is a student accommodation scheme developed by Tide [...]
Site Lines: The Future is modular - Legal & General's CLT Factory 31/10/2016
In the wake of the damning Farmer Report on the construction sector's ineffiencies, architect Rory Bergin reports from a recent visit to Legal & General's [...]
Regeneration streets – The Aylesbury Estate, Walworth 03/10/2016
It may be an overused term, but regeneration will be an apt one for a project to replace a troubled inner London estate of 1960s [...]
VIEW POINT – The Carbuncle Cup 03/10/2016
Rory Bergin bemoans the Carbuncle Cup's lack of seriousness around the long-term importance of buildings – and a narrow focus on their outward appearance. The [...]
Digitising Custom Build set for a bright and busy year 27/07/2016
Digitising Custom Build is a collaborative R&D project, funded by Innovate UK, combining the skills of NaCSBA, Stickyworld, Slider Studio, HTA Design LLP, Axis Design Architects, [...]
HTA's £32m residential development in Islington underway 19/05/2016
One of the largest housing associations in the south east of England, Southern Housing Group, has started construction work on a residential development in the London Borough [...]
HTA and bptw named as architects on £400 million Rochester Riverside regeneration 30/03/2016
HTA Design LLP and bptw partnership have been selected as the architects for the design and delivery of a major mixed-use regeneration scheme at Rochester [...]
16 buildings shortlisted for RIBA Awards in the South West 02/03/2016
RIBA South West today announced a shortlist of sixteen new and exciting buildings for the RIBA Awards in the region. Having shortlisted from forty nine [...]
International ideas competition launched to solve London's housing crisis 17/06/2015
New London Architecture (NLA), in partnership with the Mayor of London, have today launched an international competition to tackle the ongoing demands of London's housing [...]
Royal Town Planning Institute to announce UK's exemplary housing project on 6 July 15/06/2015
Nine housing projects across the UK, from the Athlete Village in Glasgow to eco-homes near Bristol, will be competing for the Royal Town Planning Institute's [...]
Hanham Hall picks up national design award 04/08/2014
Barratt's innovative Hanham Hall development in Bristol is celebrating another award – this time for its outstanding design. The development has won the Richard Feilden [...]
The best new buildings – 2014 RIBA National Award winners are announced 20/06/2014
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has revealed the winners of the 2014 RIBA National Awards, the most rigorously-judged awards for architectural excellence. RIBA [...]
Metal Technology hits the heights at Olympic Way 12/09/2013
Metal Technology has supplied its innovative architectural aluminium products on one of London's tallest buildings. Designed by Hunt Thompson and built by main contractor Donban, [...]
Planning granted for Dollis Valley regeneration 21/06/2013
Barnet Council has granted outline planning consent for a major regeneration of the Dollis Valley housing estate in Chipping Barnet, North London, together with detailed [...]
The Aylesbury Estate, Walworth
The Aylesbury Estate, in Walworth, half a mile south east of Elephant & Castle in central London, is one of the capital's notorious estates. Designed [...]
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"Let's do the time warp again…" 'The Rocky Horror Show' returns to OB Playhouse
By Kris Eitland | January 17, 2020 | 0
That wiggly ear worm "The Time Warp" is a hit from the rock musical The Rocky Horror Show that premiered onstage in London in 1973, and it became the cult classic film in 1975, because the songs, dances and characters are irresistible.
Start with a jump to your left and then step to your right, with your hands on your hips, you bring your knees up tight…
Jake Bevill as Rocky Horror and Kylie Young as Janet in "Touch-A-Touch-A Touch Me" in 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' Image: Adriana Zuniga-Williams
The outrageous musical comedy is a sexual parody of horror and science fiction films and returns to the OB Theatre through March 1, 2020. Hold onto your G-string, it's directed and choreographed by the acclaimed Michael Mizerany.
The award-winning dancer and choreographer has immersed himself in theater projects with critical success. He did 13 shows last year. He's also a respected playwright.
"The first show I directed at OB was 'Bat Boy: The Musical,'" Mizerany recalls, "then 'Rocky Horror,' and I choreographed 'Scrooge in Rouge,' 'American Idiot,' and 'Heathers: The Musical.'
"I reinvented this 'Rocky Horror' play in several ways," he says with a grin. "And there's more dancing than in the film. The movie is more glam rock, and ours is more S and M, with leather harnesses and bras. We have a flogger and some riding crops."
Hunter Brown as Brad and Kylie Young as Janet in "Superheroes." Image: Adriana Zuniga-Williams
Infamous characters wear risqué costumes akin to tiny swimsuits, and they fill the small stage. Following tradition, the audience is encouraged to interact with them.
"Frank N. Furter and the narrator are the only characters who respond," Mizerany explains. "If you yell out something, they will reply with wild improvisation. And I am shocked, which is hard to do, by the things audience members shout out. They say some of the dirtiest things."
As the 70s and 80s are a bit hazy for some readers, let's review the plot.
A straight and square couple, Janet and Brad, seek shelter from a storm and find themselves in the castle of a transvestite alien mad scientist obsessed with creating a buff bodybuilder. And the madness begins.
The OB Theatre Cast includes:
Frank N. Furter: Joey Kirkpatrick, Rocky: Jake Bevill, Janet Weiss: Kylie Young, Brad Majors: Hunter Brown, Columbia: Olivia Lucci, Riff Raff: SeeJay Lewis, Magenta: Kaitlyn Summers, Eddie/Dr.Everett V. Scott: Amanda Blair, The Narrator: David Janish, Phantom: Jake Strohl, Phantom: Roxie Peters, Phantom: Andrew Aguilar.
"This is a remount from last year's sold-out show, and it is super dance heavy," Mizerany says. "If you've ever seen the film, you probably know the songs, especially 'Time Warp.' I've tweaked that into a stage show for four dancers. And it's not like the film, because hey, we don't have a swimming pool or staircases!"
The lobby opens an hour before show time. Interactive prop packages may be purchased. Management asks that viewers do NOT bring in personal props such as: toast, rice, or squirt guns.
Jake Bevill as Rocky Horror in shadow left, Hunter Brown as transformed Brad in "The Floor Show." Image: Adriana Zuniga-Williams
"We'll have props, and please don't throw rice, because of the trip hazards." Mizerany said. "Now that's a challenge. But the biggest leap for me was how to stage the bedroom scene, when Frank N. Furter sneaks into Janet's room. There's usually a curtain, but we have the bed upright."
Mizerany's known for physically demanding choreography. Dancers are often tossed in the air. He says the "Hot Patootie" scene is especially risky with many people crammed on the small stage. (RHS cult members will remember the song was originally titled "Whatever Happened to Saturday Night?" Meat Loaf took the part in the Los Angeles production in 1974, and reprised the role in the film, riding on a frozen motorcycle).
"That's Eddie's big rock n roll song," Mizerany says, "and I yell at the actors 'stay in your places damn it!' because it's so crazy. They go into the audience, especially the front row. I hope people dress up and talk back to them, because this is a fun, interactive show. We're very raunchy. You might get pulled up on stage for 'Time Warp' in the final curtain call."
The Rocky Horror Show runs through March 1, 2020 at the OB Theatre.
Kris Eitland
Kris Eitland covers dance and theater for Sandiegostory.com and freelances for other publications, including the Union Tribune and Dance Teacher Magazine. She grew up performing many dance styles and continued intensive modern dance and choreography at the Univ. of Minnesota, Duluth, and San Diego State Univ. She also holds a journalism degree from SDSU. Her career includes stints in commercial and public radio news production. Eitland has won numerous Excellence in Journalism awards for criticism and reporting from the San Diego Press Club. She has served on the Press Club board since 2011 and is a past president. She is a co-founder of Sandiegostory.com. She has a passion for the arts, throwing parties with dancing and singing, and cruising the Pacific in her family's vintage trawler. She trains dogs, skis, and loves seasonal trips to her home state of Minnesota.
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The Schweizer 330 and 333 are turbine-powered developments of the Schweizer 300 light piston-powered helicopter. As of 2007, only the Schweizer 333 remains in production. In February 2009, the 333 was rebranded as the Sikorsky S-333.
In 1987, Schweizer announced development of the Schweizer 330 using the dynamic components, rotors, controls and systems of the 300C; however, it was redesigned with an all-new fuselage. The first 330, converted from a 300C and powered by an Allison 250-C10A, flew on June 14, 1988. The FAA certified the aircraft in September 1992.
The improved 330SP was introduced in May 1997 and featured an improved rotor and raised skids, which could be retrofitted to previous 330 models. An Allison (later Rolls-Royce) 250-C20W turboshaft was derated to 165 kW (220 hp), giving the 330SP excellent hot and high performance, maintaining power output to 18,000 feet.
Shortly after the release of the 330, Schweizer began work on upgrading the dynamic components of the Schweizer 330SP. Over two years later, Schweizer released a new variant, the Schweizer 333. Featuring the newly developed dynamic systems components and new-technology rotor blades with a cambered airfoil and a larger diameter rotor, the upgraded helicopter benefited from a greater max gross weight, more useful load, more speed and more hover performance; nearly a 30% increase in performance over the 330SP. Schweizer created a kit to upgrade Model 330 and 330SP aircraft.
In February 2008, an improved version of the series, the Schweizer S-434 was released.
The 330 used the 300C's dynamic components, a Rolls Royce 250 turboshaft engine, and a new four-seat cockpit/cabin and body and new instrumentation.
Schweizer was purchased on August 26, 2004, by Sikorsky Aircraft. The Schweizer 300/333 models fill a gap in the Sikorsky helicopter line, which is known for its medium and heavy utility and cargo helicopters. Sikorsky has since taken advantage of Schweizer's rapid prototyping technology, originally used during development of the 333 dynamic components and the RQ-8 prototype, to develop the X-2 Technology Demonstrator.
Using the 300C dynamic components, Schweizer mounted a Rolls Royce 250-C10A engine to the airframe and developed a new four-seat cockpit/cabin and body.
improved rotor and raised skids, Rolls Royce 250-C20W engine.
Featuring new dynamic system components, new rotor blades, and high skids as standard equipment, the 333 has a 30% greater useful load than the 330SP.
The Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout is an unmanned derivative of the Schweizer 330SP/333 helicopter, with a new fuselage, new fuel system, and UAV electronics and sensors. It also utilizes a new four-bladed rotor system based on that of the Schweizer 333. The Fire Scout is currently in development for the United States Navy's VTUAV program with cooperation from Northrop Grumman. The original RQ-8A was based on the 330SP.
Based on improvements developed for the MQ-8B, this is a new version of the 333, having a four-bladed main rotor.
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TURLOCK, Calif. - Sarah Palin spent only a few hours in Turlock. But the repercussions of her visit will last a long time, from the big money she drew to the debate over her appearance to a legal investigation into the non-profit foundation that signed her.
California State University-Stanislaus officials said they couldn't be happier with her appearance at the 50th anniversary gala, bringing in more money than any other event in campus history.
"I am really very pleased," university President Hamid Shirvani said Saturday. "It was an extraordinary event, unprecedented in the past five years I've been associated with the university, and according to many, unprecedented as long as they have been with the university."
Stanislaus County Supervisor Vito Chiesa, who attended the gala, said the university achieved its goal.
"I think they hit a home run for raising money," he said. Officials estimated net income at $200,000. "I didn't know what all the rancor was about before; she's there for a school and she turned it into an educational speech."
But there remains plenty of rancor.
The finances of the university's foundation remain under investigation by Attorney General Jerry Brown. And a lawsuit by the watchdog group CalAware, claiming the public university employees had more involvement in the event than officials claimed, continues.
So does the effort of Sen. Leland Yee. The Democrat, who has championed laws requiring university foundation records to be made public, targeted Cal State-Stanislaus over the secrecy of Palin's speaking fee in her contract for the event.
CalAware attorney Terry Francke said the fight isn't over, even though the event is.
"We were not that interested in the honorarium but interested in how involved university officers were in the planning and execution of this event," Francke told the Los Angeles Times. "It's that point that goes to the question of whether the foundation should be as transparent as the university."
Shirvani said, "We have nothing to worry about with any investigation or anything at all about the foundation. We didn't do anything that was wrong or illegal."
At the same time, some alumni and donors were upset over Palin's appearance on campus. Some current faculty and students also complained, contending Palin didn't belong at the university's anniversary gala.
Shirvani said the university hopes to reach out to some of those people by inviting a wide range of viewpoints to the school.
"The concept of the university is to be exposed to social ideas," he said. "If you want to take bold steps, you invite people who have strong opinions and are controversial."


Published: Dec 12, 2018 at 3:10 p.m.
The Town of Port Blandford has approved the purchase of a 2005 American LaFrance fire truck for its volunteer fire department.
The fire truck is being purchased to replace the Town's 1974 pumper and 1993 cube van.
"The 1974 pumper can no longer be used to respond to emergencies and the 1993 cube van has seen better days" said Fire Chief Andrew Oldford. "This truck has a larger water tank and greater pumping capacity than our 1974 pumper and can easily take all of the gear from the 1993 cube van.
The 2005 American LaFrance is a used truck from New Jersey, U.S, with a 515 horse power diesel engine, a 750 gallon water tank and a Hale pump with pumping capacity of 2,000 gallons per minute.
The truck is also equipped with a 20 kilowatt generator, built-in night scan light tower and has eight-person seating capacity with seven SCBA seats.
The town has mutual aid agreements with the Town of Clarenville and Terra Nova National Park where the majority of requests are to assist with motor vehicle accidents.
"When we get a call to help with a motor vehicle accident we can now send a full crew of eight people," the fire chief said. "Also, the built-in light tower will be amazing for night calls on the Trans-Canada Highway.
The cost of the truck is $145,000 plus HST and the town will be financing it themselves.
"Council was being realistic on the financial situation of the province," said Holloway. "Currently, the provincial government has budgeted $1.88 million for fire protection vehicles and firefighting equipment for the full province, and there are a lot of fire departments out there in worse shape than us.
The Town is expecting the delivery of the vehicle in late December 2018.
"If the truck arrives before Dec. 25 it will certainly be some Christmas gift for Port Blandford," Oldford said.


FAIRFAX, Va. — A Virginia judge on Monday temporarily sealed divorce records for Stephen Moore, President Trump's presumptive nominee for the Federal Reserve board, adding to the tax and child-support drama surrounding the pending nomination.
A Circuit Court judge in Fairfax County issued a temporary injunction sealing the 2011 divorce records at the request of Mr. Moore's former wife, Allison Moore. The court order does not list Mr. Moore as opposing the request. The judge scheduled a Friday hearing on the merits of keeping the documents under seal.
Those records, posted online Monday by The Guardian, which first reported details of the divorce, show that a judge found Mr. Moore in contempt of court in March 2013 for failing to pay more than $330,000 in spousal support, child support, attorney's fees and a one-time fee to his ex-wife. Mr. Moore had failed to pay six consecutive months of child support — and only a small fraction of the nearly $19,000 a month he had agreed to pay his ex-wife in the divorce settlement — at the time of the ruling.
According to the records, Mr. Moore failed to respond to repeated requests from the Virginia court to make payments and did not show up for a deposition in the case. The court ordered him to sell his home to raise money to pay the debt and forced him to set up an automatic bank transfer each month. After Mr. Moore paid $217,000 toward the debt, Ms. Moore asked the court to revoke the order for Mr. Moore to sell his home, which it did.
The divorce case is the latest twist in the nomination saga of Mr. Moore, who is in a dispute with the Internal Revenue Service over $75,000 in back taxes, which are related to his child and spousal support payments.
Mr. Trump said last month that he would nominate Mr. Moore, a campaign adviser who, like Mr. Trump, was a loud critic of the Fed's interest rate increases last year. At the time of the announcement, Mr. Moore had not been formally vetted by the White House. The administration has not yet submitted his nomination to the Senate.
In his response, Mr. Moore said he did not contest anything in Ms. Moore's petition.
Neither Mr. Moore nor Ms. Moore responded to repeated requests for comment over the weekend or on Monday.
Mr. Moore is a longtime champion of tax cuts, deregulation and other conservative economic policies. He is a former editorial board member for The Wall Street Journal and the founder of the Club for Growth, which advocates lower taxes. He has held shifting positions on monetary policy over the years, including endorsing a return to the gold standard and, when President Barack Obama was in office, criticizing the Fed for leaving interest rates low in an effort to stoke economic growth.
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Orton shines in 2-minute drill, as Broncos offense comes together
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Re: Article Discussion: Orton shines in 2-minute drill, as Bronc
by NuclearNick on August 4th, 2010, 10:47 am #1535572
mr mojo risin wrote:
NUMBER 1 KO FAN wrote: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/09 ... hiefs-2009
Watch this clip (I have others like it) Orton does exactly what you say he can't do.
Note how a 'deep' ball hits a 'draped' Lloyd right in the numbers.
Um...no he didn't. Go to :28 and you'll see that Lloyd had a couple of steps on Carr, but since the ball is actually underthrown, he has to make a great catch because Carr caught up. Would have been a touchdown if it was thrown better.
Nice, mojo. Good to see someone's watching the whole play...not just the edited highlights. Orton never met a wide receiver he didn't underthrow.
Ask yourself: Do you drink the Kool-Aid or pour the Haterade?
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by ilfini0l on August 4th, 2010, 11:12 am #1535644
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What? Did you just say Brian Griese minimized the major mistake? Ok I pretty much disagree with everything else that you just said but that isn't important. What is important is that Brian Griese has obviously paid you off. I am concerned that the people who post on this site are accepting bribes. I thought we were above that... disappointing
If so, I want some of that Kool-Aid you must be guzzzling. What's the flavor? Orange?
Ok, bud, I think you missed the tone of my post. I was joking about Griese. I know he didnt pay you off, he just married your ugly sister. Whatever...
You seem to confuse me with one of you lackeys posting daily about your hate and love for Orton. Wrong. I have watched the film, every last play. And not just the quick replays, since they dont tell alot about penalties and other things that affect the plays. I have studied, in depth, Orton, Quinn, Tebow and the Broncos D.
That being said, I never 'backed' Orton. I just said I disagree with you. And I still do. I never said vehemently, nor did I imply it. Every common 'fan' knows Orton's flaws. He is slow in the pocket, gets rattled easily, lacks arm strength, not a risk taker. I also know all of his strengths. Lets just say that I disagree that we will put him on the field making the same mistakes. He will be much improved and WILL throw the deep ball, count on it. He has been working all offseason on just that. Your analysis is prdicated on us doing nothing to improve his, and the teams, flaws. Well that is not the nature of the business, so I think you are wrong.
I believe we will be better, not worse, and that Orton will be a part of that.
You need to go back and actually watch film on Griese. If you can make it through the boredom. The reality is he was very much like Orton, a game manager. And yes he did minimize his turnovers. But to say he didnt make the 'major mistake' is completely inaccurate. He did. And many of his redzone picks were returned for TD's.
Next time before calling someone out, do your homework, read my whole post, listen to what was said, and stop being so offended that people who know football think you dont.
Oh, and my kool-aid is a rare mix of BLUEberry and Orange. It is called "the Drank'!!!
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by NUMBER 1 KO FAN on August 4th, 2010, 11:19 am #1535663
That rocked, my freind. Do you work for Kyle Orton? His agent or media guy? If not you should. I love those youtube player videos. Especially love that they only show the good things the player does. The entire game film is where the truth exists. Watch all 16. Orton's youtube video was entertaining. I especially enjoyed the Def Leppard tune.
While you are dusting off his Bears clips, will you find some of Rex Grossman, Griese and Cutler as Bears? Weird how all of them are connected to the Windy City?
This has nothing to do with being Orton's agent. I don't even own an Orton jersey or poster. It's about me calling out YOUR baloney NICK. Go to the Denver Broncos message Board and post your nonsense. There are MANY people like myself that will call out your baloney.
Of course the video does NOT SHOW the low lights. You know that isn't even the point. The point of 'these youtube / NFL videos is to show that your so-called facts are ACTUALLY factual errors. Because the videos shows Orton doing EXACTLY what you say "HE CAN'T DO."
Now, if you were to say his deep throws are not at the speed YOU would like to see them. He doesn't throw enough deep balls. He doesn't take enough chances throwing over / through defenders. He doesn't clear (run) from pressure as much as YOU think he should (mobility / pocket awareness). Those would be more 'reasonable' arguments than to simply say he CAN'T or doesn't do ANY of that at all. However, your aware all those 'reasonable arguments can be debated on a case by case bases.
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Is that the best you two can come up with?
First of all the defender is catching up to him BEFORE he has to 'adjust (as in MOST normal deep throws) slow down. The slowing up is subtle to say the least, because the ball is almost immediately hitting Lloyd at the point of the 'slow down / adjust. A couple of steps on the defender. Huh? in ONLY 60 frames of Video (at 30) the defender is actually touching Lloyd as the ball had already went over his shoulder.
Mojo, if you want to see the definition of a couple of steps, here's YOUR boy Cutler throwing roughly the same distance to Royal who really does blow by his db's coverage. Note at TC :33 Royal has to start slowing up giving the defender who has more like three steps time to make up for his blown coverage, where at TC :36 Eddie makes the catch. The only reason Royal scores a TD is because his defender, unlike Lloyds chose to break up a pass he couldn't even see instead of simply tackling Royal.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMv_Wjww-gw
Even though BOTH receivers had to adjust, in both cases slow down, both throws are considered great throws by MOST fans yard sticks.
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by mr mojo risin on August 4th, 2010, 12:03 pm #1535793
NUMBER 1 KO FAN wrote: Let's take a look at that Steelers game. Here is the Broncos TOTAL rushing yards. A whopping 27 yards. FOR THE ENTIRE GAME!!!!!, Now how is that Orton's fault?
Because by that time, there was enough film that team's realized, you didn't need to respect the pass and just fill up the box. Hence, no running game. Next point...
NUMBER 1 KO FAN wrote: How many qb's in the NFL are going have good game against a stout Steelers defense when your team can in no way run the football. Even Payton Manning with his system familiarity and marque receivers are going to have to have the game of their season to over come that.
Well, since you used this example I'll run with it. In fact, in 2008, when the Steelers were actually better than in '09, Peyton Manning threw for 240 yards and 3 TD's, including the game winner with less than 2 minutes left, in spite of the fact his RB's produced 62 yards total. And do you know how Manning did that? Because he's not Kyle Orton. Please stop comparing the two. Also, a team's inability to run the ball isn't an open invitation for the QB to throw picks. Next point...
NUMBER 1 KO FAN wrote: In the Indy game you mentioned KO's gaff. Fair enough However, Orton helped Marshall set and NFL record beating Terrell Owens' single game receptions record in that game. Also, it should be noted that again the Broncos had another whopping 27 yard rushing day. It's NOT excuse making but EVERYONE and their sister knows to beat Indy you need a decent day running the football bare minimum.
Just got off the phone with my sister. She said, "It's easier to run the ball with a QB who can spread the field or at least present the threat of going deep. Kyle Orton is not that QB...and you still owe me 40 dollars for Mom's Mother's Day present."
As you can see, she's pretty football savvy. And she never forgets when people owe her money.
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NUMBER 1 KO FAN wrote: Mojo, if you want to see the definition of a couple of steps, here's YOUR boy Cutler throwing roughly the same distance to Royal who really does blow by his db's coverage. Note at TC :33 Royal has to start slowing up giving the defender who has more like three steps time to make up for his blown coverage, where at TC :36 Eddie makes the catch. The only reason Royal scores a TD is because his defender, unlike Lloyds chose to break up a pass he couldn't even see instead of simply tackling Royal.
This is like shooting fish in a barrel. Watch again, Royal doesn't slow up at all, his speed remains the same. However, he does adjust towards the hash (at full speed) in order to avoid the defender. If he had continued down the same seam, he still catches the ball in full stride, but he may get tackled because of the Defender's angle on him...not because it was underthrown. Good thing he adjusted. Touchdown.
Look, you see the world through Kyle Orton colored glasses. I get that. But you're comparing Orton's mistakes with the mistakes of Peyton Manning. Now you're comparing Orton's arm strength to Cutler? I really think we're just going to have to live with the fact that we perceive QB talent differently. You think Kyle Orton is a great QB. Good for you. You have every right to think that. But I couldn't disagree with you more...and I have every right to believe that as well.
by NUMBER 1 KO FAN on August 4th, 2010, 12:45 pm #1535920
Maybe they filled the box because they equally didn't respect the the running game either. After they had FIRST shut down the running game and or McD gave up on it. The Steelers simply teed off on Orton all night. There are plenty of GOOD qb's that are not going to have a good night under those circumstances. My point once again is YOU were the one who brought up the Steelers game and hanging it on Orton's neck. My counter point for you, is that for you to blame that loss solely on Orton is absurd. Filled box or not. How about the defense? Did it occur to you, had they been able to do ANYTHING like, maybe get a turnover or two that may have been a difference maker?
mr mojo risin wrote: Well, since you used this example I'll run with it. In fact, in 2008, when the Steelers were actually better than in '09, Peyton Manning threw for 240 yards and 3 TD's, including the game winner with less than 2 minutes left, in spite of the fact his RB's produced 62 yards total. And do you know how Manning did that? Because he's not Kyle Orton. Please stop comparing the two. Also, a team's inability to run the ball isn't an open invitation for the QB to throw picks. Next point...
Slow down not so fast. Since you want to talk about the Steelers and Colts let's go even further back in time to 2005 when the Colts where the supposed the TEAM TO BEAT in the playoffs. They shut down Manning EXACTLY the same way they shut down Orton. They filled the box to stop the run and made Manning guess at to wether they would tee off on him or drop back into coverage. Guess what? In a game that really counted he couldn't over come that either. No Orton is NOT Manning BUT I am going to use Manning to prove to you it happens to the best of them.
mr mojo risin wrote: Just got off the phone with my sister. She said, "It's easier to run the ball with a QB who can spread the field or at least present the threat of going deep. Kyle Orton is not that QB...and you still owe me 40 dollars for Mom's Mother's Day present."
You better stop talking football with your sis or at least clue her in to this little fact. This... "It's easier to run the ball with a QB who can spread the field or at least present the threat of going deep." Your sisters take, Is NOT a guarantee and is more 'mythology' then truth The Colts have had undoubtedly the best qb in today's football for a number of years. However the biggest thing that plagued them in their quest to get to the Super Bowl on a number of playoff runs was the FACT they could NOT run the football no matter how hard they tried. Before you say "they didn't have to". That has long been debunked by the Colts own coaching staff that blamed their short comings on their running game 1st defense 2nd.
Also look at Elway's running game prior to the arrival of TD. The Broncos didn't have a running game you could write home to your sister about and it was non existent In those Super Bowls he lost.
I just had a conversation with my 1 year old. She's also very football savvy, She said a qb's success depends on how well balanced the team around them is. Put a good team around Orton he'll be just fine. ,
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Actually, to steel your clever little 'tag line', before you go shooting ANY fire arms PLEASE buy a pair of glasses first!!!!
There is NO WAY that defender catches up to Royal UNLESS HE SLOWS DOWN. He HAS TO SLOW DOWN to get to that ball.
At least I'm much more fair and balanced. Like I said the first time IN BOTH CASES the adjustment is subtle. What it really comes down to is that you feel you can spew baloney on this board without someone calling you on it. Although I have to give you credit for giving it your best 'spin' instead of just giving a thumbs down.
I didn't say anything about "arm strength". That's just more hot air you're spewing. Maybe you really do live in a cave but EVERYONE compares 'their qb to Manning / Brady because they are the 'current' yardsticks for comparison. Duh! Are you really that thick headed?
My take on Orton is this. He's not by any means perfect BUT, he's not as bad as these people who say he can't do things he can clearly do. He's tough and has an old school Broncos type heart, he continues to improve over time no matter how bad the situation is. Why would I NOT want to see this guy succeed?
by daddy_o on August 4th, 2010, 5:37 pm #1536589
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by NUMBER 1 KO FAN on August 4th, 2010, 7:19 pm #1536716
daddy_o wrote: "STATUESQUE ORTON INCURS "SHINER"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elqd-xt8SDQ
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