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Detailed Game Review – PHI 54, CHI 11
Posted: December 26th, 2013 | Author: Tommy Lawlor | Filed under: Philadelphia Eagles | 80 Comments »
This is a shorter version than normal. Christmas shopping, traveling and dealing with the flu threw off my schedule. I didn't want to do too much on this game with Dallas on the horizon. So here goes…
What a game. The Eagles have looked great for parts of games this year, but it wasn't until Sunday night that they played a complete game and looked truly dominant. The Eagles got huge contributions from offense, defense and STs. They worked hand in hand to beat the Bears.
Think of the 1st quarter. The Eagles covered the opening KO well. Chicago started at the 19. The defense then held the Bears to a 3-and-out. A poor punt gave the offense good field position at the CHI 43. The offense then went and scored a TD. STs came up big on the ensuing KO by forcing and recovering a fumble. The offense got the ball at the CHI 39. They once again took advantage of the good field position and scored a TD.
Good team execution led to a 14-0 start for the Eagles. From that point on, the Bears never had a chance.
The interesting thing about this dominant performance is that there were no spectacular elements to it. The Eagles scored 54 points and DeSean Jackson's longest play was 10 yards. That's hard to imagine. The Eagles didn't have a run of more than 19 yards until late in the game. Nick Foles played very well, but didn't do anything out of the ordinary. Trent Cole had 3 sacks, but he wasn't some unblockable force. None of the DL had a dominant showing. The CBs did play very well, but not Richard Sherman level. And this wasn't a turnover festival either. The Eagles came up with 2 takeaways and scored TDs off both, but that's not anything crazy.
This was just a dominant performance from the Eagles as a team. They moved the ball well. They got stops on defense. They generally won the field position battle. And the Eagles went 5 for 5 in the Red Zone.
Chip Kelly gets an A. The first thing he did right was to have the Eagles starters play. He could have gone the safe route and sat them, but instead chose to have his guys go out and play. That resulted in a great showing and it has to have the guys confidence sky high heading into a crucial game.
I also like the fact that Kelly kept pushing the team. With a 26-3 lead in the early 3rd quarter and the ball at midfield, Foles threw down the right seam for a big gain to Cooper. On the next possession, with a 33-3 lead, Kelly had Foles throw down the right seam to Celek for a big gain. Kelly could have had the Eagles just running the ball. He wanted Foles and the offense to keep attacking.
The Eagles went for it on 4th/short, but it was hardly a tough call.
Kelly challenged a play where Shady looked to have fumbled. The problem is that turnovers automatically get reviewed. So Kelly had a timeout taken away as punishment. He said he knew the rule. I guess he just had a brain fart in the heat of the moment.
Great game. The Eagles piled up 514 yards and 47 offensive points. They ran for 289 yards and threw for 225.
The coaches handled this game the right way. The Bears were dead last in run defense. The Eagles did run the ball on them, but they mixed in the pass enough to keep the defense honest. The Eagles didn't throw the ball downfield beyond a couple of seam passes. They had a couple of deep balls set up, but Foles didn't pull the trigger and instead got the ball to short or intermediate options.
I thought the coaches had an interesting plan for DeSean. They used him in the backfield a lot. Rather than having him attack vertically, he was used as a checkdown option, or someone to stretch the field horizontally. DeSean only had 4 catches for 29 yards. He was credited with 2 runs for 12 yards, but those were essentially pass plays to the flat. I was very impressed that DeSean would embrace such a role. He got the ball and went hard upfield. This wasn't the guy from 2011 who would run out of bounds to avoid traffic. Think about opposing defenses. They've seen DeSean line up right and left. They've seen him out wide and in the slot. They've seen him in the backfield. From that spot, he's run wheel routes, gone to the flat and released up the middle as a delayed option. Gone are the days when he would go deep over and over.
The coaches used TEs very creatively. Since the goal was to run more, Zach Ertz was only used for 15 snaps. James Casey was on the field for twice that, with 30 snaps. Casey is the better blocker. Brent Celek was on the field for 58 snaps. Last week Celek played less and Ertz more. The coaches are mixing things up and being situational. That's smart.
I was glad to see the coaches mix up the RBs as well. There was no need to over-work Shady against such an awful run D. I'm sure he would have loved another 7 or 8 carries, but that wouldn't have been in the long term interest of him or the team.
* The Eagles were 5 for 5 in the Red Zone. You don't read that stat line very often.
* They were 5 for 9 on 3rd downs.
* Only 1 turnover, a fumble by Celek.
FOLES – Terrific game. 21-25-230. 2 TDs, no INTs. That's the best completion percentage for an Eagles QB in a game ever. 2 of the incompletions were throwaways in the end zone. Another looked like a throwaway. One incompletion was a short pass to Celek that the defense disrupted. Beyond the completions, Foles did throw the ball accurately. A couple of the passes had good zip. The best throws came on rolls to the right side. Foles hit Ertz for a gain of 27 early in the game. Foles later hit Cooper for a TD while on the move. Seam passes to Cooper and Celek were both real good throws. Foles did a good job with the "throws" to DeSean out in the flat. Foles also did a good job with his ball-handling. One play he pump-faked and then threw to Avant for a nice gain. On another, Foles did hand-off, but he faked a throw to help sell the run.
Took a couple of sacks, but they came on semi-busted plays. The Bears jumped underneath routes and Foles wisely took the sacks rather than doing something dumb. Ran for 10 yards on one play and 7 on another.
Mike Vick came in late. He handed off to Brown for a long TD. Vick then took a knee twice on the next series.
Great job by the Eagles trio of runners. Shady McCoy led the way, going 18-133 with 2 TDs. I thought Shady ran very well. He bounced some runs wide, but also got N-S quickly at times. He was patient, made good reads and still had his usual dizzying array of moves. His short TD where he spun away from Julius Peppers was simply beautiful. He came close to fumbling, but thankfully his knee was down. Shady caught 6 passes, but the Bears did a pretty good job vs him as a receiver. He only had 29 yards, and 16 of them came on one play. Shady had a good pass block on an early play that helped Foles get time to find someone downfield.
Bryce Brown and Chris Polk each played well. Brown played his best game of the year, 9-115-1. The highlight moment was a 65-yard TD run late in the game. Brown had great blocking, but his speed is what made that play go for a long TD instead of just a 30-yard run. He looked fast. Brown did a terrific job all game long of running N-S. He ran through contact on several plays. That's his size and strength coming through. You can argue his best run came early on and didn't get much. Brown ran on 3rd/2 in the 1st Qtr. The Bears got penetration, but Brown fought his way back to the LOS and even gained a yard. Shady converted on 4th/1, but that easily could have been a 4th/4 situation if not for tough running by Brown.
Polk had 2 highlight moments. He caught a pass in the early 2nd Qtr and was able to make a defender miss in space, which allowed him to get upfield for 8 yards. Polk isn't generally elusive so that was impressive. In the early 4th Qtr Polk ran right up the gut for a 10-yard TD. He had excellent blocking, but Polk ran hard so that he wasn't going to be tripped up by someone lunging for him. He wanted that TD. He finished 2-12-1 on the ground and had the one grab.
Big game for the TEs. Brent Celek led the way with 3 catches for 58 yards and a TD. The TD was a pick play where another TE hit the defender who should have followed Celek. Celek was outstanding as a blocker. The only negative to his game was a fumble in the 3rd Qtr. It is ironic that we see Celek drag multiple defenders on a regular basis and he never loses the ball, but this one DB hits him just right and it pops out.
James Casey had a terrific showing as a blocker. He did a lot of backside blocking and was required to take on DEs a few times. Casey got in there and popped his defender time after time. He was used as a receiver on some play-action passes, but never had the ball come his way. Zach Ertz had a 27-yard catch in the 1st Qtr which led to a TD. He had to work to get open on that play. Foles found him and Ertz made a tough grab. Late in the game Ertz had a great block on Brown's long TD run.
DeSean Jackson was 4-29 as a receiver and 2-12 as a runner, although both of those were essentially pass plays. DeSean didn't go deep very often. He spent a lot of time in the backfield. Getting the ball to DeSean at or behind the LOS and then having him work for his yards is still somewhat new to us. It didn't result in big plays for him, but helped the overall offense. It kept the Bears a bit confused. Jackson did a good job of getting upfield and gaining whatever yardage was available on those plays.
Riley Cooper was 3-53 on the day. He caught a 32-yard pass down the right seam and also had a TD. That came with him lined up almost like a TE and then running a drag route through traffic from the backside of the formation in the end zone. Jason Avant was 3-26, including one catch for 17 yards. Brad Smith lined up at QB and ran the ball for a 2-yard gain. Not such a big deal when he holds onto the snap.
Great game.
The Bears got 2 sacks, but those were more coverage related than due to poor blocking. Foles generally had plenty of time. There were a couple of plays when he had a lot of time. As for the run game, the OL was even better. They were able to get movement at the LOS. They sealed well on outside runs. Blockers got to the 2nd level. This was just a really strong showing.
Evan Mathis was great. He impressed me the most of the Biggies. He consistently gave Shady a running lane up the middle. Mathis got his DT to move and then sealed him, to give Shady the clean lane. He was able to get to LBs a few times.
Jason Peters kept Julius Peppers pretty quiet for most of the game. Peters had good run blocks on plays to his side and going away. My favorite moment came when he went to block a Bears LB and the guy just moved away. It reminded me of the scene from Highlander when Connor McLeod was in the clan fight and no one from the opposing clan would take him on. "Fight me, dammit!"
Jason Kelce had his typical good game. He pulled to the right a few times and had some really impressive blocks. He did get called for a hold on one when he got his arm around the defender's neck. Todd Herremans didn't have any standout moments, good or bad. Just a good game. Lane Johnson mostly had a real strong game. He missed a DL on the 3rd/2 run where Brown had to do a Houdini act just to get back to the LOS. A good block by Johnson would have given Brown plenty of room to run for the 1st down.
Allen Barbre and Zach Ertz had the highlight moment of the game when they drove the RDE upfield and into a LB. That took those defenders out of the play and gave Brown a ton of room. That's when he had the long TD.
Aggression and execution.
Those were the big differences from the previous week. Bill Davis was more aggressive with his players. They played more aggressively within those playcalls. And the players executed well. You saw Bears getting tackled shortly after catching the ball. You didn't see Bears running wide open on a regular basis. The players up front got pressure. They back group covered well and got to the ball quickly to limit RAC yards.
I said all along that stopping Forte was the key. I was happy that Davis focused on him and not trying to double-team both the WRs. The Eagles played a lot of 8-man fronts to keep the Bears from running the ball successfully. That put the Bears into known passing situations and then allowed the Eagles to mix things up coverage-wise.
The Eagles played good situational defense. They held the Bears to 5-14 on 3rd downs. We know that's been a huge issue for the Eagles. They came up with a Red Zone stop. The Bears got inside the 20 and the Eagles responded with consecutive sacks to force the Bears out of FG range.
The DL had a strong game as run defenders. There was a 1st Qtr sequence when Ced Thornton stopped Forte on 1st down and then Fletcher Cox got him on 2nd down. That's what you want from 3-4 DEs. Thornton made the big play when he got in the backfield in the 3rd Qtr and tripped up Forte for a safety. Bennie Logan had a TFL of his own. The DL was somewhat quiet in terms of pass rush. Ced did get loose in the backfield on one play, but he was unblocked.
The backup DL did okay. Vinny Curry had a good sequence in the 2nd half when he got to Forte on consecutive run plays. He also had a TFL when the QB bobbled the ball and just fell on it. Curry fell on him. Clifton Geathers got in on a couple of run stops.
Trent Cole was the headliner with 3 sacks. He beat Forte for one. He then beat the OT inside and outside for the other 2. One of them came when Cutler had to dodge Thornton in the backfield and Trent hit him from behind. Trent got pressure on a few other plays, but didn't have any big QB hits. Connor Barwin was somewhat quiet. He only had 1 tackle. He got pressure on a pass play when he beat the RT with a real good inside move. Brandon Graham didn't have any tackles, but he did get the hardest hit on Cutler of any Eagle. Came free off the edge and lit him up, cleanly.
PE.com has a video of Cole mic'd up. Great stuff.
Mychal Kendricks was the defensive MVP of the game. He had 4 solo tackles, 2 sacks and a FF. He covered well on some underneath plays. He was good vs the run. There were a few plays when he hit Forte right at the LOS. Didn't get any TFLs on those, but limited him to minimal gains. Kendricks still had a couple of sloppy moments so saying he had a great game would be a bit much. He did make a difference. One of the sacks came when he blitzed up the middle and beat Forte. The other came when he blitzed off the edge and hit Cutler from the side, also knocking the ball loose.
DeMeco Ryans had 4 solo stops and a pass break-up. His highlight moment might have been getting pressure on a blitz in the 4th Qtr, which caused a hurried throw by Cutler. That was picked off and run back for a TD. Najee Goode and Jake Knott played late. Goode blitzed and was able to break up a pass with pressure right in McCown's face. That dude can attack.
Patrick Chung played his best game in a while. He covered Martellus Bennett a few times and did a good job. Chung had 3 solo tackles. He also helped with downfield coverage on a pass into the end zone. Chung made sure the receiver didn't catch it by getting all over the WR as the ball got there. Earl Wolff saw his first action in a while. He broke up a pass, but got hurt and was kept out of the game since it was a blowout. Nate Allen was quiet, but not in a bad way. Keelan Johnson got in his first ever NFL game and had 1 tackle.
Who knew the Eagles corners could cover like this? Cary Williams had his best game as an Eagle. He tripped up Cutler in the open field on the opening series. That kept the Bears from getting an easy 1st down. Williams had 4 solo tackles in all. He broke up 2 passes. He covered tightly throughout the game. I think that was simply due to the fact that the Bears WRs are bigger guys who aren't going to make dynamic cuts. They're more like big pickup trucks than sports cars. That made them easier for a big corner like Cary to cover. Or maybe that's only part of it and Williams is just in a zone. I'd love that to be the case.
Bradley Fletcher had 7 solo tackles. He was good in coverage, but not great. He had a deep ball thrown to his side. He and Jeffrey got tangled up. There was no call and even former WR Cris Collinsworth didn't complain. Brandon Boykin had an exellent showing. He didn't have the ball come his way a ton, but broke up one pass and picked off another. Not only did he pick the ball, he ran it back 54 yards for a TD.
JONES – Lazy. Was only willing to punt the ball twice. Averaged 44 yards per kick. Both were downed inside the 20. Now has the Eagles record for punts downed inside the 20 in a season.
HENERY – Nailed a 49-yard FG. His KO's were covered well. There seemed to be the right combination of height and depth.
KOR – Brad Smith had the only real KOR, and it covered just 17 yards. Riley Cooper picked up the free kick after the safety when that ball landed in no man's land. Chris Polk got a mortar kick in the 2nd half. He took that 8 yards.
PR – Damaris Johnson and DeSean split reps. Damaris had a 5-yd return. That was the highlight play.
– MISC –
* The highlight moment came on the KO after the first TD. Devin Hester started to get loose. Bradley Fletcher ripped the ball out as he made the tackle. Cary Williams was there to recover it. Huge play. Helped the Eagles go up 14-0 almost instantly. Really threw the Bears off.
* Brad Smith had a couple of tackles.
* Chris Polk had a great moment in the 4th Qtr. He made the tackle on a KO, moments after he scored the TD that set up the KO. Love that effort.
* Brandon Boykin downed the punt deep that set up Ced Thornton's safety.
* The Eagles first TD was helped by a Bears shank on their first punt of the game.
* Devin Hester had 6 KORs. He only averaged 23.8 per KOR. His long was 37 so there is still work to be done, but he was basically neutralized by the kicks and the coverage.
GAMEBOOK
80 Comments on "Detailed Game Review – PHI 54, CHI 11"
1 Westport_Johnny said at 12:20 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Thanks and get well soon
2 Richard O'Connor said at 12:20 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Like everyone, I'm happy to see Cole being a major contributor late in the season. To me, though, it seems the big difference between now and the early weeks is the inside push from Thornton/Logan/et cetera.
We talked about him being "close" early in the season, but now the pocket is regularly being pushed he's notching the sacks.
3 GEAGLE said at 7:23 PM on December 26th, 2013:
This week Cole benefitted greatly From the havoc Kendrick and Meco were creating blowing up the A gap…Forte tried to block them, but we consistently ran him over,
Really really like our blitz where we blitz one of the ILB in the A gap and run a twist stunt where Cox loops out wide, and Cole crashes inside….
4 ACViking said at 7:25 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Ciao amico mio, buon natale
5 bdbd20 said at 12:22 PM on December 26th, 2013:
"He did get called for a hold on one when he got his arm around the defender's neck"
6 CrackSammich said at 12:24 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Tommy, would you say that Thornton has surpassed Cox as the best DL?
7 TommyLawlor said at 2:00 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Ced is the better run defender.
Cox is the better pass rusher.
8 SteveH said at 3:36 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Do you think Ced's frame is a big reason why he's such a good run defender? He seems to be more short and stout and seems to really get under and into OL's pads at times, but has the thickness to really do damage when he gets there. Cox on the other hand doesn't seem to be able to get as low as Ced and usually engages much higher up. Am I seeing this right or is this not accurate at all?
9 D3FB said at 4:36 PM on December 26th, 2013:
They are actually pretty close in size. Ced is 6'3 or 6'4 depending where you look. Cox is 6'4. Ced's arms are 33 and 5/8. Cox are 34.5″. Whoever was responsible for his writeup predraft on NFL dot com is a joke.
http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/cedric-thornton?id=2495356
10 SteveH said at 7:14 PM on December 26th, 2013:
That's interesting that they're so close, on the field Ced definitely looks shorter. Maybe he just does a better job of getting low.
11 jackpotsdad said at 1:03 PM on December 26th, 2013:
> JONES – Lazy.
Heh. Would anyone have guessed this preseason that Donnie Jones would be best free agent pickup of the off season? I think those Eagle smoothies must agree with him because he's playing out of his mind.
12 ACViking said at 1:15 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Re: QB-RB Same-Team Leaders and How the NFL's Changed
There's been some conflicting reporting on the subject of who were the last QB-RB teammates to lead the league. The standard measures, I thought, were QB rating and RB rushing yards.
So, first, it was not the Chargers QB John Hadl and RB Paul Lowe in 1965. Lowe did lead the AFL in rushing. And Hadl did lead the AFL in passing *yardage* — but not QB rating. (He finished second to HOFer Lenny Dawson of the Chiefs, who led the AFL in QB rating 6 times in his 8 seasons in the AFL.)
The last QB-RB tandem to lead in rating and yards were the Packers' Bart Starr and FB Jim Taylor in 1962 — the only season of the great Jim Brown's career he did not lead the universe in rushing, because of an injury to his right arch.
Also, it happened the prior season, 1961, when the AFL Champion Oilers' HOF QB George Blanda and former Heisman winning FB from LSU Billy Cannon led the AFL in rating and rushing yards.
Since 1962, only twice have any teammates come close.
In 1972, the SB-bound Washington team's QB Billy Kilmer led the NFL in passer rating — after replacing an injured Sonny Jurgensen — and NFL MVP HB Larry Brown finished 35 yards short of the NFL rushing crown won by the Bills OJ Simpson.
In 1990, a pair of teammates came even closer. The K-Gun Buffalo Bills — and their no-huddle offense — dominated, led by NFL QB rating leader Jim Kelly and HB Thurman Thomas. Kelly beat out Warren moon by 5 points for the QB crown. But Thomas finished just 7 yards short in the rushing race to Barry Sanders.
Since that 1990 season, as the WCO offense spread through the NFL, the passing games grown more important at the expense of the running game.
And no QB-RB teammates have come close to leading in rating and rushing since Kelly and Thomas.
That was 23 years ago. Another bit of anecdotal evidence that Kelly's offense is unlike anything the NFL's season since Bill Walsh's WCO became all the rage a bit more than 30 years ago.
13 A_T_G said at 3:14 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Thanks for finding a definitive answer. Great stuff, as usual.
14 mtn_green said at 5:34 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Thanks. I've a feeling that we will see more similarities between the See Coast Offense and the K-Gun. And the secret of why Brent Celek has played so many snaps.
M_G:
Regarding Celek's role . . . you're making a case for Kelly changing his off-hand name for the offense from "Sea Coast" to the "C-Coast" offense.
Personally, I would like to see Chip refer to it as the Tommy Gun offense, as a nod to the quality coverage he receives.
I'd love that one, too.
But no need for protests around the Linc.
18 Joe Minx said at 1:25 PM on December 26th, 2013:
I may be alone in this, but I actually prefer the DGRs when they're written like this. Feels more like I'm reading a story than trying to go back & remember so many specific plays/situations.
19 Mitchell said at 2:46 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Was gonna say the same thing.
I agree this one was more reader-friendly. I am under the impression that the DGRs are Tommy's notes that he archives on each game and the articles are more of him allowing us to share in his research. From that perspective, I am willing to put in the extra effort from the reader's perspective. Plus, there are so many times when his notes remind me of a play that I wanted to bring up for discussion here, but forgot about in the moment.
If one is looking for some light reading, the typical DGR is not it, but for a concise, catalogued reference to a game, they can't be beat (unless Tommy finds some hot intern to insert video clips of the plays in question interspersed with herself rolling around in a vat of pudding).
A_T_G:
You have my join.
22 P_P_K said at 5:55 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Hot intern? Where? Tommy didn't tell us.
23 Tumtum said at 4:59 PM on December 26th, 2013:
He sort of just expanded his overall notes on each side of the ball here. I liked it. I really appreciate the usual DGRs though.
Re: Casey at H-Back
James Casey's been hammering the back-side DEs the past couple weeks on those split-zone running plays.
In the RZ . . . it's just about time for Casey to pass up the block, run a short flat route to the goal line and catch a TD.
Very early in the season, Vick hit Casey on a similar play but he dropped a tough but catchable pass. We didn't see Casey again for awhile. And we haven't seen that play but once the entire season.
If the Eagles need it Sunday night, it'll be there. Otherwise, maybe in January.
Ooh I agree. This is exactly what Chip will pull out of his bag of tricks when the Birds need it most.
26 theycallmerob said at 2:35 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Brilliant idea. Chip always seems to keep a few weapons up his sleeve. Having multiple options at TE seems to be a key component.
Was it the '08 season when Celek went off in the playoffs, after having a (relatively) quiet year?
BC had a huge game in the NFC title game.
28 iceberg584 said at 5:58 PM on December 26th, 2013:
He also had big touchdowns in the Divisional Round vs the Giants and in the 44-6 season finale win against Dallas. He basically cemented himself as the successor to LJ Smith.
LJ Smith . . . ouch. Birds passed on Whitten in favor of the more athletic Smith.
Ironic that L.J. Smith came up in a string of replies originating from a comment about a player new to the Eagles dropping a catchable red zone pass early in the season…
Pretty sure that's the play that will win the Super Bowl .
Tommy:
As you know "there can only be one," so who is your Highlander on this Eagles team?
33 TommyLawlor said at 5:32 PM on December 26th, 2013:
LeSean McCoy has the moves that make him seem un-killable.
If Riley Cooper can survive last summer's nightmare incident, he might be indestructible.
Trent Cole is the best hunter so taking out others would be something he'd do well.
But I'm going with Donnie Football. He's a Punter and the fans like him. That's pretty much a freaky achievement.
34 Ark87 said at 5:51 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Disagree, People also absolutely love Pat McAfee, whose become something of a folk hero.
http://www.stampedeblue.com/2012/10/30/3575694/colts-punter-pat-mcafee-uses-twitter-to-recount-story-involving
http://cdn2.sbnation.com/assets/3426623/patBOOM.gif
http://cdn2.sbnation.com/assets/3506275/bestworstpunt.gif
http://www.sbnation.com/2013/11/14/5090976/breaking-madden-pat-mcafee-destroyer-of-worlds
I give my vote to Dorenbos
A87:
There was a time earlier this year I thought Alex Henery would deliver that kind of play.
Then, last Sunday night, who was the guy in front of Hester just before he fumbled the kickoff after the Birds' first TD?
None other than Alex Henery. Fearing the big "kicker's hit", Hester was distracted enough to get stipped by Fletcher.
Run back the film and you can almost see Hester shiver with fear before the fumble. It's very subtle.
Alexander The Great, Conqueror of Worlds
I'm starting to think part of Alex's problem is that he has an eating disorder. I keep waiting for a commercial telling us that for 25 cents a day we can feed and clothe our very own kicker, with sad music playing in the background.
38 Tumtum said at 9:56 AM on December 27th, 2013:
Air smoothies *boggle*
I love Pat. Knew him during his WVU days, my buddy who I'd go there to visit was a good friend of his. Drank like a hockey player and had the mindset of one too….he lived for the opportunity to hit like that.
I'd still take Donnie Football, though. Just one classy mother f*cker, that guy is.
totally agree, just pointing out that Donnie isn't the only Punting Legend around (and there can only be one highlander).
That almost reminds me of a hit David Akers threw on the sideline. Except when he did it he tried to rip the guys head off and got a 15 yard penalty. The announcers at that point remarked how he had more of those flags than any other kicker in football.
My man crush got pretty hot and heavy at that point.
42 OregonDucker said at 2:45 PM on December 26th, 2013:
The following video narrative is by Chip on a number of offensive and defensive plays. It was posted in late Nov. but I thought you all would enjoy the videos as much as I.
Behold coaching brilliance! "Watching game film with Chip Kelly."
http://smartfootball.com/coaching/watching-game-film-with-chip-kelly#sthash
43 Weapon Y said at 3:04 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Casey's been getting more and more involved in the offense. With how much cap room the Eagles have, I'd like to keep him even if he costs a few million dollars. Of the tight ends, he is the best suited to play an H-back role. For the power run game, I'd like to incorporate more multiple-back sets like the 49ers do and Casey would help with that.
44 Erik Richardson said at 3:10 PM on December 26th, 2013:
As usual great work TL.
I just need to show something for the few who think LT needs to be addressed this upcoming draft…
Until I see any other LT going out 20 yards opposite field and hash to run block, I think Peters has his spot on lock. This is an amzing player, who few can emulate.
In the second frame he's got his arms down and leaning forward like a ninja, that's why we keep him. http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2013/040/2/e/running_ninja_by_blueamnesiac-d5ue8jf.png
So why do Ninjas run like that anyway? Also, would it be better if he ran like a pirate? I say yes because, clearly, pirates are cooler than ninjas. Jason Kelce is a pirate.
the more I think about it, the more i realize that hands and arms are just extremely awkward during any tasks they aren't involved in. We constantly try to keep them occupied doing something. Standing around? Chances are you have your hands in your pockets, or folded across your chest, or twiddling your thumbs or….Standing around talking to someone? Yeah look at your hands the next time you do, then try not to feel weird about your hands. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqhkdHlCHLk When we do the standard upright run and pump the arms, it looks like we're wishing for some ski poles to help out or something.
Anywho Maybe they do it as a counterbalance so they can get low to the ground without falling over? And yes, Pirates run with swagger, much better.
Let them rest naturally by your side if you can't think of anything else to do with them, its a very neutral posture.
Excellent advice to any young lawyer who gets in the courtroom — especially before juries.
Kelce is clearly a lumberjack, the top of the cool pyramid. I'd say Herremans has more of a pirate build.
If we are gonna go that route Kelce is clearly a Viking, and Vikings dominate both ninjas and pirates. The problem is that Vikings are really just the original pirates. So lets circle this back to the pirate and ninja discussion since everything in life can essentially fall into one of those categories.
Kelce is a pirate. Peters is a ninja. Pirates > Ninjas….but who has thrown the farthest block down field all season?!?!
Wow first DGR I have read in one sitting. Wasn't going to have much time to sit at the ole desk when I first saw it and didn't even start it. Still a great review. Perfect game for an abbreviated DGR no less. Mine would of read "We kicked ass…that is all".
I do have one question though. More starters played on ST this week than usual I heard. I don't normally get to see who specifically is on ST. Obviously it worked well when BF and CW combined for a takeaway.
Were there actually more guys playing ST from the starting line up than usual this week? Other than the 1 play how did that work out?
With Colt and Kurt out, Cary Williams volunteered. Bradley Fletcher is on STs on a regular basis, but I'm not sure he's on the KO cover unit.
I had no idea Cary stepped up like that. i have so much respect for that guy these days than I did in the off season.
55 Scott J said at 5:50 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Eagles website has video of Trent Cole mic'd up during the game. Great stuff!
Any thoughts on why Cole is coming alive this late in the season? In years past he would start out strong and then fade. Could it be the new position he's playing? Maybe some new conditioning program? Regardless, it sure is great to see.
57 Neil said at 7:05 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Three obervations
1) He was good early in the year.
2) He hasn't faded.
3) He's been in the right place etc a lot lately, that's all. So it goes with sacks.
58 GEAGLE said at 7:12 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Cole wasn't an unblockable force…he was the beneficiary of Kendrick and Meco blowing up the A gap consistently wreaking havoc, freeing up the twist stunt Cole and Cox kept runningll
Kendrick was so disruptive that even if Cole missed,Cox was always right behind him closing in on the QB…
Kendrick away the FORCE on Sunday, not Trent…great TEAM game tho.
This is what it finally looks like when all 3 phases play a complete game, and for it to come this time of year….That's a damn good coaching job
59 P_P_K said at 11:05 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Is this resulting in Trent not being double-teamed as mich this year?
If you are going to call Lane out for miss, I would like to see you point out how on the goal line! he blocked their leading tackler all the way down the line then threw him on the ground so Bryce could walk in untouched
3 stars of the game:
FOles
Mykal Kendrick
Loved seeing Chip line up Riley Cooper from a 3point stance on the LOS..seemed to confuse the defense…
We were killing them with the packaged plays where we used Ghost motion with Desean!!!?Dallas will work on defending there screen to Desean if the CB doesn't follow him to the other side, and handing it off to shady oft he motion down take the corner to the other side away from where shady is running…Dallas will work on stopping those ghost motion packaged plays all week, Chip will anticipate how they defend it and have wrinkles waiting for Dallas…..for example, I'll bet money right now that at some point during the Dallas game, Desean will ghost motion and we will run a reverse with him….
Guarentee we run a reverse off Ghost Motion to Desean in this game..I know it
There was once a time that all NFL WRs lined up in the 3-point stance — no matter where they were on the field. (Unless in motion.)
With one exception . . . The Oakland Raiders. Al Davis always had his WRs upright before the snap. The guy was a genius . . . for a long time.
Why doesn't a WR line up in a sprinter stance, or play like a DE during press coverage for extra explosion anyway?
I wonder the same thing. But I have a couple of theories.
One is that press coverage — Raiders in forefront followed by the Steelers — grew in usage. Easier to direct WRs out of a low stance, maybe.
Increased use of motion. No tells if both (or all 3) WRs are standing when they come to the LOS.
Also, defenses grew more complex. A vertical WR has a split second longer to read the defense than a WR in a 3-point stance. A bit like the shotgun for QBs.
My only guess is that the 2 point stance, while not faster, is more versatile for lateral movements, but it is interesting that the duel between an LT and a DE doesn't look anything like a CB in press coverage vs a WR.
so I'm of a similar mindset to your second point, multi-directional mobility.
Great point about passing rushing.
Perhaps it's in the hands rather than the feet? WR's and CB's do a lot of hand fighting, essentially a WR can use their hands to prevent a CB from getting hands on their pads and engaging. Or maybe having hands out of the dirt makes them a threat to catch the ball as soon as it's snapped?
I played O and D line, wish I knew an old WR's coach right about now haha.
Alot of it is fairly similar to pass protection/rushing the passer. Press corners want to use their arms and hips to stop the initial charge and ultimately redirect the receiver in the direction they want them to go. The receiver wants to create separation between himself and defender by getting the defenders hands off of him and using his own hands to create spacing between their hips. Very similar conceptually to what you see between Tackles and DE's on throwing downs, obviously with a different end game.
70 Tumtum said at 10:14 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Also not much threat of a quick pass or wr screen from the 3 point. At least your intent would be obvious much sooner.
71 ICDogg said at 7:31 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Bucky Brooks expands on his comments about Sean Lee's role in the last Birds-Boys match along with some all-22:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000303790/article/philadelphia-eagles-will-bring-heat-in-rematch-with-dallas-cowboys
72 jshort said at 9:07 PM on December 26th, 2013:
lot of good stuff. Thanks
Anyway . . . I'm going with the "C-Coast" offense from now on. Not "Sea Coast."
In honor of TE Brent Celek — just the way the Bills called their offense the K-Gun in honor of their very versatile TE Keith McKellar.
Plus, no one asked Chip Kelly how he spelled "C-Coast," when he named his offense (with tongue firmly planted in cheek).
Commenter Mtn_Green prompted this re-spelling.
That moment of glory belongs to ATG. Frankly I'm a fan of the C(hip)-coast offense.
75 Gary said at 11:00 PM on December 26th, 2013:
I always assumed he meant "See Coast."
76 ICDogg said at 11:06 PM on December 26th, 2013:
Yep, he even described it as such:
Here's our offense. We run the see-coast offense. If we see something, OK, and we like it, and we think it fits, we're going to run it. The Philadelphia Eagles run the see-coast offense. Let's run with that today, and we'll go from there."
That sounds right, yeah.
pic.twitter.com/6vVpbe0HRG
Chip responds to Riley Cooper asking what his plan on offense was:
http://youtu.be/QTiFRa70m48
80 austinfan said at 10:27 AM on December 27th, 2013:
I think Chip realized that his defense impacts his offense. When they play it safe, with soft zones, they prevent big plays but allow teams to have 12-15 play drives and keep his offense off the field. Playing more aggressive defense may expose you to a couple big plays a game, but also allows you to force 3 and outs more often, getting the ball back to the offense in either case. The result is more snaps on both sides of the ball, allowing you to wear down most NFL teams that aren't in as good of condition and/or don't utilize their bench as consistently.
It's also an attitude issue, if your philosophy is attack, "bend don't break" kills the momentum that you gain on offense, while aggressive defense pairs well with aggressive offense – and what team in the NFL, other than Denver, is as well designed to come back from a deficit? So playing a more risky, aggressive defensive style fits with the overall Chip approach to football. Keeping the petal to the metal also puts more pressure on the opponent, a 10 point lead in the 3rd Q doesn't feel safe (ask Detroit), so they never get to relax.


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The news circulated primarily through social media and urged students, faculty and staff to gather in protest of the election of Donald Trump as the successor to current President of the United States, Barack Obama.
Initially a march through campus took place from noon to around 2 p.m. During the second protest, at 8 p.m., students gathered again at the courtyard in front of the RAW Center before they made their way to the dorms to collect more people. The group marched through campus and down Carlos Bee Boulevard to Hayward City Hall.
As the group made it to Mission Boulevard, cars honked and yelled support and criticism toward the peaceful protest, which numbered over 60 students. Hayward Police officers directed traffic when it came time for the large group to cross the street to city hall.
Castro said she protested in the 1970s and 1980s with the farmworkers movement, led by civil rights leader Cesar Chavez.
Afterward, students, staff and community members engaged the crowd with song, prayer and empowering messages about uniting during polarizing times.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, City Administrator Sabrina Landreth and CSUEB President Leroy Morishita all issued letters to residents and students that encouraged them to exercise their political rights and freedoms but to keep things peaceful.
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Messi Retires From National Team, Summitt's Health Declining
June 27th, 2016 | Category: Basketball,Soccer
After Argentina's emotional loss to Chile in the Copa America final, Barcelona's Lionel Messi announced he'll retire from the National Team. Messi expressed his disappointment in trying for years to win a national title with Argentina and said he's finally given up. "I tried my hardest. It's been four finals, and I was not able to win. I tried everything possible. It hurts me more than anyone, but it is evident that this is not for me. I want more than anyone to win a title with the national team, but unfortunately, it did not happen."
The legendary University of Tennessee's women's basketball coach Pat Summitt's health has been deteriorating. Summitt has been suffering from Alzheimers and according to her family, her condition in the last few days has declined. Summitt took Tennessee to 8 National Championships and 22 Final Fours. She also boasted 1, 098 victories which is a record for any coach.

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Q: Ehcache key ... recovered from StoreAccessException: NullPointerException: null value I am trying to use EHCache to cache (remote) image files my application use.
I initialized cache in the following way:
poolsBuilder = ResourcePoolsBuilder.newResourcePoolsBuilder()
         .heap(1024, MemoryUnit.MB)
         .disk(50, MemoryUnit.GB);

      configurationBuilder = CacheConfigurationBuilder
         .newCacheConfigurationBuilder(ImageFileKey.class, BufferedImage.class, poolsBuilder)
         .withValueSerializer(new BufferedImageSerializer())
      ;

      cacheManager = (PersistentCacheManager) CacheManagerBuilder.newCacheManagerBuilder()

         .with(new CacheManagerPersistenceConfiguration(TempDirectory))
         .withCache("BufferedImageCache", configurationBuilder)
         .build(true);

      cache = cacheManager
         .getCache("BufferedImageCache", ImageFileKey.class, BufferedImage.class);

ImageFileKey contains filename and additional image filter information I use.
Apparently cache is working, but in the following method
public BufferedImage getImage(ImageFileKey imageFileKey) {
      BufferedImage ans = cache.get(imageFileKey);
      if( ans == null ) {
         try {
            ans = loadImage(imageFileKey.getImageFile(), imageFileKey.getImageFilter());
            cache.put(imageFileKey, ans);
         } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new RuntimeException(e);
         }

      }
      return ans;
   }

when I run BufferedImage ans = cache.get(imageFileKey) and it returns null, I see error printout on console:
org.ehcache.core.spi.store.StoreAccessException: java.lang.NullPointerException: null value
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.heap.OnHeapStore.resolveFault(OnHeapStore.java:810) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.heap.OnHeapStore.getOrComputeIfAbsent(OnHeapStore.java:733) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.tiering.TieredStore.get(TieredStore.java:99) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at org.ehcache.core.Ehcache.get(Ehcache.java:169) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at com.cireca.overlaywidget.ehcache.BufferedImageCache.getImage(BufferedImageCache.java:99) [main/:na]
    at com.cireca.overlaywidget.ehcache.BufferedImageCache.getImage(BufferedImageCache.java:113) [main/:na]
    at com.cireca.overlaywidget.piccolo2d.PCachedImage.paint(PCachedImage.java:225) [main/:na]
...
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: null value
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.heap.holders.CopiedOnHeapValueHolder.<init>(CopiedOnHeapValueHolder.java:57) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.heap.OnHeapStore.cloneValueHolder(OnHeapStore.java:1514) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.heap.OnHeapStore.importValueFromLowerTier(OnHeapStore.java:1492) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]
    at org.ehcache.impl.internal.store.heap.OnHeapStore.resolveFault(OnHeapStore.java:763) ~[ehcache-3.3.0.jar:3.3.0 fa4b4a8afb003e55eb74a2da228cacbbd2038073]

I wonder, if this by design behavior, or I forgot to provide something like copier?
UPDATE
Looks like this happens in the part of code, responsible to recover cache from internal components failers. Unfortunately, I neither can deduce, which components are failing, not disable these printouts.
For example, I can't replace LoggingRobustResilienceStrategy for just RobustResilienceStrategy.
UPDATE 2
The value itself is not null, I have checked. Null is appearing somewhere deeper. Also note, that message occurs when I am READING from cache. Also note it is not an exception, it is a printout in stdout. If I would put null as a value, I would get excplicit exception.
UPDATE 3
My later inverstigations (not finished) shows that the problem is probably related with copying between tiers. Also it causes some keys are never possible to write to cache (the cache appears not to contain them immediatedly after put). If I disable disk tier, the problem disappears.

A: Based of Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: null value, looks like the value you're trying to put in the cache is null... ?
Could loadImage(imageFileKey.getImageFile(), imageFileKey.getImageFilter()); return null?
Would this fix it?

if (ans != null)
  cache.put(imageFileKey, ans);

Or you really need to cache the absence of something? If that's the case I think you'll have to use a dedicated magic value (other than null) for that

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The odors from smoke, be they from cigarettes or because of a fire, can take away much of your pleasure you obtain from your home. The effects of unpleasant odors can leave you feeling nauseous or with headaches, as well as with an overall sense of annoyance at the constant irritation. The following will provide you with some help on how to remove smoke smell from a house and its rooms.
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Facebook & Its Security Flaws And Monitoring
by Charles Slocs October 18, 2021 0 Comment 6 min read
As a result of Facebook's security flaws, any page that you have liked will then be able to monitor your activity. If this page also has an app associated with it, Facebook could give the app your password for the page in question.
Now if you are connected to other pages which have apps, this could lead to having your entire profile hacked. When companies create Apps associated with their company they need something called OAuth tokens in order to make anything possible.
The OAuth token works similarly to your login information and can be used to access things on your behalf without ever giving away any personal information.
This is what led to Zuckerberg losing $3B dollars in 2014 after researchers discovered unauthorized data-collecting methods employed by third-party applications.
It's important to always read what kind of access an app is requesting from you before even considering it. Here are a few apps that have big security holes as well as other ones worth mentioning.
For instance, there is a photo app called "Tag Suggestions" which puts people's names on top of their pictures without them knowing about it. This lets Facebook track everything you do and everyone you meet "to provide better friend suggestions".
And then there is The Weather Channel app who not only released private user data but actually stored passwords in plain text files in the public view.
To further understand this dilemma, take a look at these statistics according to research made by Pew in 2013 . It states that 73% of users never review the privacy settings of the applications they are using, while 23% have not even heard of them.
The same study also indicated that 62% of users don't feel like there is always a clear understanding of what their privacy will be on Facebook, and only 37% think that their information is kept confidential by the company.
Another research done in 2014 surveyed 1,058 adults in the United States via an online questionnaire about privacy issues. According to the results, 78% agreed (or strongly agreed) with this statement: "Facebook makes it too hard for me to control my privacy".
And according to the last 2013 financial earnings, Facebook has over 1 billion active monthly users, which can mean roughly 14 million active users who share data via apps daily.
So how does Facebook Monitor your activity?
First off, Facebook uses the following methods of monitoring your activity:
1. Cookies – Cookies are like tags or identifiers that are used by browsers to keep track of user's actions on the Internet. When you visit a website it may ask for your permission to set one or many cookies on your computer (depending on the privacy settings). If you allow this, they will usually be stored in directories created within your web browser.
2 . Data Collectors – These typically include "widgets" and any other third-party applications that require user access.
3. Your activities – This means that Facebook monitors what others do or say about you online as well as what information is posted about yourself elsewhere online, such as text and photos uploaded to other non-Facebook websites.
Has Facebook been breached in the past?
In 2010, a breach of security occurred and more than six million Facebook accounts were compromised. This enabled third parties to post status updates using those users' accounts without their permission.
In 2011, another breach took place where hackers were able to obtain the passwords of all 600 million+ Facebook users who registered by that time. The New York Times reported this as "one of the worst security lapses in years."
Oath (also known as Yahoo) is one such company that has access to your information shared on Facebook platforms and apps via its large-scale data network which can be used to provide marketers with targeted advertisements.
Other examples include AggregateIQ, Quantcast, and Acxiom Corporation.
Is it possible for Facebook to spy on your activity, even when you are not signed into Facebook?
According to Facebook's Data Policy, "we receive information about you from [our] affiliates or their service providers, who provide us with information based on the settings they have in place." For example, if you use a location-based feature on Instagram or Facebook–the respective company will collect data about your location.
Furthermore, the Data Policy also states that "affiliates may share with us information used by their analytics and advertising platforms for measurement activities," which means that companies like Oath (Yahoo) may share data collected from its advertisers and channel partners including but not limited to: age range, gender identity, and interests.
This ultimately signifies the fact that Facebook is collecting data on you.
It is also important to consider that Facebook uses artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms which are designed to flag, or "flag" certain posts for human review. This essentially means that the system will detect specific keywords and terms that are relevant to Facebook's interests ("interests" includes your activity).
Keep in mind, the Data Policy states that "we use automated systems to analyze content, communications and other information we get from you and others."
Just as an example of how effective Facebook's AI technology is—in 2017 they were able indeed to detect a live-streamed video of a murder committed in Cleveland which was later used by police officials as evidence for their investigation.
The power of this technology undoubtedly poses certain ethical questions related to privacy concerns. However, a greater concern arises from the fact that Facebook does not have any officially published data regarding how exactly they monitor your activity, whether it is browsing history or published content itself.
So if their AI technology is so effective in monitoring you and your activity, why doesn't Facebook reveal to us what keywords are being used to monitor our every move?
Why do we have no idea what type of information is being monitored by Facebook?
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And He it is Who spread out the earth and placed therein firm hills and flowing streams, and of all fruits He placed therein two spouses male and female. He covereth the night with the day. Lo! herein verily are portents for people who take thought.
And if thou wonderest, then wondrous is their saying: When we are dust, are we then forsooth to be raised in a new creation? Such are they who disbelieve in their Lord; such have carcans on their necks; such are rightful owners of the Fire, they will abide therein.
Allah knoweth that which every female beareth and that which the wombs absorb and that which they grow. And everything with Him is measured.
He is the Knower of the Invisible and the Visible, the Great, the High Exalted.
For him are angels ranged before him and behind him, who guard him by Allah's command. Lo! Allah changeth not the condition of a folk until they first change that which is in their hearts; and if Allah willeth misfortune for a folk there is none that can repel it, nor have they a defender beside Him.
He it is Who showeth you the lightning, a fear and a hope, and raiseth the heavy clouds.
The thunder hymneth His praise and so do the angels for awe of Him. He launcheth the thunder-bolts and smiteth with them whom He will while they dispute in doubt concerning Allah, and He is mighty in wrath.
Unto Him is the real prayer. Those unto whom they pray beside Allah respond to them not at all, save as is the response to one who stretcheth forth his hands towards water asking that it may come unto his mouth, and it will never reach it. The prayer of disbelievers goeth far astray.
And unto Allah falleth prostrate whosoever is in the heavens and the earth, willingly or unwillingly, as do their shadows in the morning and the evening hours.
Say O Muhammad: Who is Lord of the heavens and the earth? Say: Allah. Say: Take ye then others beside Him for protectors, which, even for themselves, have neither benefit nor hurt? Say: Is the blind man equal to the seer, or is darkness equal to light? Or assign they unto Allah partners who created the like of His creation so that the creation which they made and His creation seemed alike to them? Say: Allah is the Creator of all things, and He is the One, the Almighty.
He sendeth down water from the sky, so that valleys flow according to their measure, and the flood beareth on its surface swelling foam - from that which they smelt in the fire in order to make ornaments and tools riseth a foam like unto it - thus Allah coineth the similitude of the true and the false. Then, as for the foam, it passeth away as scum upon the banks, while, as for that which is of use to mankind, it remaineth in the earth. Thus Allah coineth the similitudes.
For those who answered Allah's call is bliss; and for those who answered not His call, if they had all that is in the earth, and therewith the like thereof, they would proffer it as ransom. Such will have a woeful reckoning, and their habitation will be hell, a dire abode.
Saying: Peace be unto you because ye persevered. Ah, passing sweet will be the sequel of the heavenly Home.
And those who break the covenant of Allah after ratifying it, and sever that which Allah hath commanded should be joined, and make mischief in the earth: theirs is the curse and theirs the ill abode.
Allah enlargeth livelihood for whom He will, and straiteneth it for whom He will; and they rejoice in the life of the world, whereas the life of the world is but brief comfort as compared with the Hereafter.
Those who believe and do right: Joy is for them, and bliss their journey's end.
Thus We send thee O Muhammad unto a nation, before whom other nations have passed away, that thou mayst recite unto them that which We have inspired in thee, while they are disbelievers in the Beneficent. Say: He is my Lord; there is no God save Him. In Him do I put my trust and unto Him is my recourse.
Had it been possible for a Lecture to cause the mountains to move, or the earth to be torn asunder, or the dead to speak, this Qur'an would have done so. Nay, but Allah's is the whole command. Do not those who believe know that, had Allah willed, He could have guided all mankind? As for those who disbelieve, disaster ceaseth not to strike them because of what they do, or it dwelleth near their home until the threat of Allah come to pass. Lo! Allah faileth not to keep the tryst.
And verily messengers of Allah were mocked before thee, but long I bore with those who disbelieved. At length I seized them, and how awful was My punishment!
Is He Who is aware of the deserts of every soul as he who is aware of nothing? Yet they ascribe unto Allah partners. Say: Name them. Is it that ye would inform Him of something which He knoweth not in the earth? Or is it but a way of speaking? Nay but their contrivance is made seeming fair for those who disbelieve and they are kept from the right road. He whom Allah sendeth astray, for him there is no guide.
For them is torment in the life of the world, and verily the doom of the Hereafter is more painful, and they have no defender from Allah.
A similitude of the Garden which is promised unto those who keep their duty to Allah: Underneath it rivers flow; its food is everlasting, and its shade; this is the reward of those who keep their duty, while the reward of disbelievers is the Fire.
Those unto whom We gave the Scripture rejoice in that which is revealed unto thee. And of the clans there are who deny some of it. Say: I am commanded only that I serve Allah and ascribe unto Him no partner. Unto Him I cry, and unto Him is my return.
Thus have We revealed it, a decisive utterance in Arabic; and if thou shouldst follow their desires after that which hath come unto thee of knowledge, then truly wouldst thou have from Allah no protecting friend nor defender.
And verily We sent messengers to mankind before thee, and We appointed for them wives and offspring, and it was not given to any messenger that he should bring a portent save by Allah's leave. For everything there is a time prescribed.
Allah effaceth what He will, and establisheth what He will, and with Him is the source of ordinance.
Whether We let thee see something of that which We have promised them, or make thee die before its happening, thine is but conveyance of the message. Ours the reckoning.
See they not how we visit the land, reducing it of its outlying parts? When Allah doometh there is none that can postpone His doom, and He is swift at reckoning.
Those who were before them plotted; but all plotting is Allah's. He knoweth that which each soul earneth. The disbelievers will come to know for whom will be the sequel of the heavenly Home.
They who disbelieve say: Thou art no messenger of Allah. Say: Allah, and whosoever hath knowledge of the Scripture, is sufficient witness between me and you.


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Brexit — UK a Vassal State
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"Senior Tory Jacob Rees-Mogg claims that Britain would be left as a "vassal state". During the UK government's proposed transition of "around two years" with the EU, the UK would be subject to new rules by the bloc and European Court of Justice judgments, but would have no say on either." "[I]t would be more 'honest' for Britain simply to extend its EU membership for a further two years after March 2019, when it is due to leave the bloc, so that the UK would retain influence in Brussels. Mr Rees-Mogg's comments at a meeting of the Commons Brexit select committee are a worrying sign for PM Theresa May, who used a speech in Florence last September to seek to keep the UK in the EU in all but name until 2021 as part of efforts to smooth Brexit negotiations with Brussels."
More Financial Times 24 January 2018 - subsribe to the Financial Times.
Algorithm Wars
"There used to be two market structures for U.S. equity traders to contend with —: the NYSE and NASDAQ. Recent counts put the number at roughly 40. Many are sources of dark liquidity which sounds like red wine but actually refers to market systems that allow (or require) hidden interest." "... the flowering of electronic market access. Programs that started out as simple electronic order pads so brokers wouldn't have to bother with their paper slips for small orders are now complex software entities that game against each other in an ever more complex and fragmented equity market." More: O'Reilly Safari — Reuters.
Higher Interest Rates
Money. US News 27 July 2017
Higher interest rates. This should be a good year for savers. "To me, the most interesting trend we¹re going to see in the next year is Federal Reserve watching. The Federal Reserve is relevant again for really the first time in 10 years," says Brian Bolton, associate professor of finance at Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. Bolton points out that interest rates will be climbing in 2018, perhaps more significantly than in recent years. "This isn't news to anyone," he says. "The interesting part will be how institutions respond to this," he says. And it seems very likely that many institutions will respond by trying to bring in more customers by touting higher-yielding savings accounts, assuming interest rates do climb throughout 2018.
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"PwC along with Deloitte, EY and KPMG, has made its first official investment in the blockchain industry. VeChain, a subsidiary of China's BitSE, will join PwC's startup incubation program and receive funding to develop blockchain technology and blockchain-based applications." — Article by Joseph Young, bitconnect.co 22 May 2017
Blockchain, the rage at US business schools: — In January 2018, Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley will offer its first ever course in blockchain software for handpick 60 students from the departments of business, engineering and law and split them into groups of six to explore possible applications of the technology. — More
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To make your website visible to people and to provide email requires several different services on an on-going basis. This blog post explains what these are and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of having these with one provider.
The domain name also typically includes a 'DNS service'. This is some special configuration data that specifies things such as the server your website is hosted on (see below) or the server your email service is provided on.
Website hosting is the service that powers your website. Historically this would be on standalone physical servers, whilst nowadays almost everything is 'Cloud' hosting. The servers used to power this are in dedicated data centres with advanced cooling, backup power and include high levels of physical security.
Common options for hosting include an SSL certificate, which we would recommend for all websites now. This helps to ensure that data is encrypted and securely transferred. Another important feature is backups – it's important to ensure your hosting package includes these.
To provide a working email address on your website you typically would have an email mailbox, which allows you to both receive and send email. Alternatively, you can have mail forwarding – this service works by forwarding email from your website domain to an existing email address and only allows you to receive email.
Almost all email services include a 'webmail' option to allow you to send and receive email via a standard web browser, instead of your typical email client (e.g. Outlook) or mobile device.
Higher cost 'Exchange' email services, typically targeted at corporates, also include features such as calendar, shared mailboxes, tasks and more.
Single Provider vs Multiple Providers?
Often people decide to get their domain name, website hosting and email from a single provider. This makes things simpler as all billing is from one company. Importantly it also allows technical updates and changes to be done easily by your web developer/agency, plus provides streamlined support.
It is also possible to utilise multiple providers – e.g. buy your domain from one company, website hosting from another and email from another. This makes billing more complex as multiple companies are involved and increase the chances of missing something. Technical changes can become more complex and typically you, the client, would need to help with liaising between providers. For website hosting, there can also be security implications and often your website developer/agency will require you to use their hosting to allow updates to be applied easily. The advantage with multiple providers is that sometimes it can work out slightly cheaper – but the benefits often out way this (typically small) difference.
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Story: Class Action Suit Filed Against Internet Wire and Bloomberg over Emulex Hoax, 9/5/00.
(September 5, 2000) An Emulex investor filed a class action complaint for securities fraud in federal court in New York City against Internet Wire and Bloomberg for republishing false information about Emulex.
See, Class Action Complaint in Hart v. Internet Wire and Bloomberg, U.S. District Court, SDNY, 8/31/00.
Ronald Hart filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in New York City that alleges fraud under Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Section 10(b)(5) of SEC rules.
Both Internet Wire and Bloomberg published stories about Emulex that were based on a fraudulent press release written by former Internet Wire employee named Mark Jakob. Jakob has since been arrested by the FBI, and charged with securities fraud by the Securites and Exchange Commission.
Mark Jakob traded in Emulex stock in anticipation of price changes resulting from his hoax. His fraudulent press release caused Emulex stock to temporarily drop by $70.
A class action is a civil court procedure under which one party, or a group of parties, may sue as representatives of a larger class. To proceed, the court must permit the class action. If the class action is certified, members of the class must be given notice, and the opportunity to exclude themselves from the proceeding. Only the class members who opt out are not bound by the judgment in the case. Class actions in federal courts are governed by Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23.
See also, TLJ summary of class actions, with text of Rule 23.
The complaint was filed by the law firm of Schatz & Noble, and seeks class action status. The class is defined in the complaint as "all persons who sold common stock or call options in Emulex Corporation ("Emulex") or purchased put options in Emulex on August 25, 2000 between the opening of the market at approximately 9:30 a.m. EST (when the misleading information described below was first disseminated) and 1:29 p.m. EST (before trading of Emulex securities resumed following a halt of trading) ..."
The complaint alleges that Internet Wire and Bloomberg were "reckless in their dissemination of the false representations". The facts alleged in support of this allegation include that neither Defendant took any steps to verify the authenticity or accuracy of the release, that the release was issued at the time of opening of the NASDAQ rather than its closing time, and that the headline of the release referenced facts not contained in its body.
The complaint also alleges that release constituted a "red flag" because of its "likely devastating effect upon the price of Emulex securities".
The complaint seeks a class action status, monetary damages, costs of suit, and attorneys fees. A jury trial has been demanded.
The complaint was filed by Patrick Klingman of the law firm of Schatz & Noble.


Let's start by saying this is the BEST Huey Kit, by far than any other 48th scale Huey.
That said, there are several ooops to be noted.
#1. and easy to fix is the lower aft fuselage that has round hole just aft of rear x-tube. Kit provides detailed disc that fits in that hole with relief detail on one side. Real Huey that was called #2 Hell Hole and it normally is covered with plain Round panel secured with screws. Flip over kit part, cut off locator key and sand smooth, install in place with glue.
#2. and even easier to fix, the kit provides two PE Grills that, per instructions, are installed on upper aft Engine cowl. Don't do it!! Those indentions in plastic is more accurate w/o PE part. It's really and hand-hold to open cowl or to use to climb upon cabin roof from engine area location.


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Ask your Doctor about compression stockings. All of us had swollen feet , ankles and legs on our trip. Failing that, make sure you have a shoe to wear for a week or so that is one size larger. Also bring your own snacks for lunches or skipped dinners unless you want chips and high sugar treats only. I brought trail mix but some 70 % dark chocolate would have been welcome. There is nothing like that in the stores. This is an activity packed trip and some of the days are long.... wake-up at 5 , bed at 10. If you need to skip the long dinner and have an early night just let your guide know. Pace yourself and get your rest whenever you can. You don't want to miss out on anything.
Yes, I really did feel that we went out of our way to visit struggling artisans and buy from them and all of the guest houses use locals. We also took some much needed supplies to the poorest schools and I feel they were well received. We organized the tips in a kitty and that worked well for most tipping to local people whose services we used.
Everything. The mixture of styles and settings was 100% amazing. Each one fulfilling a different part of the Sri Lanka experience. Each one had novelty; each one was for me just right. I could not and did not expect anything better on this style and type of tour.
Excellent. 100% I had a happy and beneficial 2 weeks. I would love to be back there now. I would take this trip again and I would travel with this tour operator again.


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French Open champ Krejcikova saves 7 match points to advance
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SYDNEY (AP) — French Open champion Barbora Krejcikova saved seven match points before beating Anett Kontaveit 0-6, 6-4, 7-6 (12) Friday to advance to the final of the Sydney Tennis Classic, one of several warmup tournaments for next week's Australian Open.
The fourth-ranked Kontaveit dominated early before Krejcikova, ranked third, took charge in the second and held on through the tiebreaker.
"I just planned to fight more and just try to stay in the match and I felt that at some point I'm going to get my chances and it's important to convert them," Krejcikova said in her on-court interview. "She was playing really aggressive and with my game, with playing more consistent, it just wasn't working.
"So I had to find a Plan B and I'm really happy that I found a Plan B and then I think it was a wonderful match."
Kontaveit had three match points on Krejcikova's serve when leading 6-5 in the third set but the Czech player defended all three, then held serve to force the tiebreaker.
Krejcikova earned two match points at 6-4 in the tiebreaker, but Kontaveit saved both. Krejcikova converted her fifth match point to seal the win.
Krejcikova will play Paula Badosa in Saturday's final. The ninth-ranked Spaniard beat Daria Kasatkina 6-2, 6-2.
In the men's semifinals in Sydney, Andy Murray reached his first ATP Tour final in more than two years by beating Reilly Opelka 6-7 (6), 6-4, 6-4.
"It would be amazing to start the year with a win," the 34-year-old Murray said in his on-court interview. "To string four matches together like this, against a couple of top players in Nikoloz Basilashvili (in the quarterfinals) and Opelka (has been good)."
Earlier, Alison Riske advanced to what will be an all-American final in Adelaide after semifinal opponent Tamara Zidansek withdrew.
Coco Gauff, of the United States, returns a shot against Sloane Stephens, of the United States, during the second round of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021, in New York. Gauff is seeded No. 18 at the Australian Open, the Grand Slam tennis tournament scheduled to begin Monday, Jan. 17, 2022.
The fourth-seeded Zidansek didn't make it onto the court at the Adelaide International because of an abdominal injury. It was the second straight match that Riske's opponent had withdrawn, with Madison Brengle retiring at 3-3 in the first set with a calf injury in the quarterfinals.
Riske will meet Madison Keys in Saturday's final. Keys beat Coco Gauff 3-6, 6-2, 7-5.
The 57th-ranked Riske, who upset Ash Barty at Wimbledon in 2019 en route to the quarterfinals, is looking for her fourth WTA title. Her best result in the Australian Open came in 2020 when she reached the fourth round.
In men's play, Arthur Rinderknech advanced to his first ATP final with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Corentin Moutet.


Memphis Depay and those attracting interest at Lyon have been slammed by the club's president Jean-Michel Aulas, with underperforming stars told to "talk less and give much more".
The Ligue 1 outfit boast an enviable assortment of exciting talent on their books.
Many of those are being linked with big-money moves elsewhere, with some openly admitting to harbouring ambitions of heading for pastures new at some stage.
Lyon have proved in the past that they will not stand in the way of any player that proves themselves deserving of a grander stage.
They do, however, expect full commitment from all of those at their disposal while tied to the club.
Aulas believes standards have dipped among some of late, with a 2-0 defeat to Monaco on Sunday highlighting as much.
Dutch forward Depay endured a testing time in that fixture, with his penalty miss contributing to a forgettable result for Lyon.
He has now failed with his last two spot kicks in Ligue 1 and is not delivering the talismanic displays expected of him.
Aulas has made it clear that more has to be offered to the collective cause, by Depay and many of those around him.
The Lyon supremo took to Twitter after the reversal against Monaco to say: "This match shows us all the way to go to achieve all our goals.
"Some players are far below their potential.
While not mentioning Depay by name, it is clear that the Netherlands international is among those to have irked Aulas.
The 25-year-old former Manchester United forward recently revealed that he is hoping to step up the European ladder in the near future.
He told Helden in January: "Lyon is a big club, but not one of the five best in Europe.
Depay may get his move at some point, but he is going to have to earn it and prove to Aulas that he has not taken his eye off the ball in France.


A major United States Air Force base in Omaha, Nebraska. It was the home of the Strategic Air Command, and now is the base for its successor, the United States Strategic Command.
Besides the USSTRATCOM headquarters, the major base unit is the 55th Wing, which operates 13 models of seven different types of C3I-ISR aircraft. It is the largest wing in Air Combat Command and the second largest wing in the Air Force.
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Redcar worker: 'We're all devastated' Jump to media player A worker at the Redcar steel plant which is being mothballed with the loss of 1,700 jobs says everyone is "absolutely devastated" by the move.
Redcar steel plant 'pauses' production Jump to media player Teesside steel plant employing up to 2,000 people will "pause" production, the company has confirmed.
Redcar produces first steel slab Jump to media player The first steel slab has been produced by the Redcar SSI plant on Teesside.
Iron and steel making at the Redcar plant on Teesside is to be mothballed, with the loss of 1,700 jobs.
The plant is owned by the Thai company, SSI, and was mothballed by its previous owner Tata Steel in 2010.
Worker John Muirhead described the announcement as "heartbreaking".


Also, if anyone has an idea for the best event to script an upgrade to a building that is placed based on there being certain other buildings within a certain area (collider area probably).
Of course, if you're only moving the building in two dimensions, you'll only need two of those. Note that this just snaps the position of the GameObject to a grid, you'll still have to draw the grid separately if you want it to be visible.
Ah figured it out I forgot to put the "footPrint." before the transform that gets divided by the gridSize. But omg thank you so much! You are awesome. It works perfectly!


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We made this Eerie Eyeball Breakfast a couple of weeks ago. Kids will love this fun and easy to make eggs & pancakes staring at them for breakfast!
Start out by making 2 regular size pancakes using the pancake mix. Place them on a plate. Cut some slices from a strawberry and set aside. Cut the green and dark grapes in half and set aside. Make 2 eggs in a pan on low heat sunny side up. Place them on the place. Decorate the pancakes by placing a dark grape in the middle. Place 4 green grapes around the dark grape. Spray on whipped cream spray around the green grapes. Place the strawberry slices to look like veins. Squeeze a little ketchup on the eggs. Place a dark grape on the eggs for the pupil. Our grape halves slid to the side of the yolks, but that just made them look even creepier!Here are some similar Eerie Eyeball Bagels that we made for Thomas Bagels & Laughing Cow Cheese!
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Wow! I bet your kids gobbled these right up! what a great sense of humor you have!
Fun times! Have a happy Halloween!
This is such a great idea! 🙂 Pinning for later!
Those are really fun, especially great for Halloween breakfast!
How cute! This totally caught my eye in the linky party. Ha!
I agree with the comment above – those eyes met mine and I had to have a closer look. Too cute!
Just shared on Facebook Jill – this is too fun! Pinning too 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!