PlayStation 4 gamers were greeted with a malicious message over the weekend that caused many of their consoles to brick, forcing them to factory reset and delete their gaming history.
Several gamers set up various threads on the PS4 subreddit discussing the glitch and warning of the message which contained a string of characters that were causing the consoles to crash.
While sometimes it's okay to just ignore messages such as these, many complained that the message notification popping up on screen was enough to cause the crash, whereas most crashes were due to opening the message.
First news of the bug surfaced after a Reddit user encountered it while playing an online match of Rainbow Six: Seige. The Redditor received a suspicious message from a player on the opposing team and their PS4 was instantly glitched upon opening it.
Sony has acknowledged the problem in an email to gaming news blog VG24/7 and stated: "We are aware of the situation and are planning a system software update to resolve this problem". No further updates or resolutions have been reported.
Those who have been affected by the message claim that the message remains on the console and resets it each time they try to turn it on, so they have had factory reset their console, which also deletes their entire gaming history.
Another reported fix is to delete the message using the PS Messages app, which is available on iOS and Android, or via the My PlayStation site. Removing the need to delete their saves.
Some have claimed that booting the console in safe mode and rebuilding the database has been effective.
In the interim, until this bug is fixed, PS4 gamers can set their messages to private. Go to the console's Account Management menu, then Privacy Settings and Personal Info, where message settings can be updated to Friends Only or No One.
Redditors also advise that gamers should disable friend request since those may include personal messages in the request.


Friday and Saturday's panels have exchanged slots: "Robot/Human Handoffs" is now on Friday; "AI & Authorship" is now on Saturday.
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Jason Millar will lead a discussion of Abby Everett Jaques's Why the Moral Machine is a Monster on Saturday, April 13, at 2:30 p.m. at #werobot 2019.
The Moral Machine project, built by the MIT Media Lab's Scalable Cooperation Group, is a game-like platform that presents users with a choice between two outcomes in a scenario in which a self-driving car is going to crash. Users must decide if the car should continue on its path or swerve to change course, where doing one or the other will affect how many people are killed; whether pedestrians or passengers are protected; whether people of different ages or social positions are favored; etc. The idea is that gathering data about people's choices can inform the programming of autonomous vehicles, turning them into, as it says on the tin, moral machines.
olley problem. The interface is fun, the topic is current, and the platform has gone viral, receiving millions of responses and enormous amounts of press. Unfortunately, the results of the experiment, recently published in Nature, turn out to be morally monstrous.
This paper explains how and why the Moral Machine goes astray. It collects several apparently disparate kinds of worries and shows how they flow from a few basic methodological errors. Both explicitly and implicitly, the paper argues, the Moral Machine asks the wrong questions, framing the ethical choices in terms that ensure respondents will fail to make good decisions.
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Jennifer Rhee will lead a discussion of Stephanie Ballard and Ryan Calo's Taking Futures Seriously: Forecasting as Method in Robotics Law and Policy on Saturday, April 13, at 9:30 a.m. at #werobot 2019.
A central challenge in setting law and policy around emerging technology is predicting how technology will evolve. In failing to consider the future of technology, we are often left with laws and policies that fall short of our technological reality. The 99th United States Congress had no experience with the commercial internet, leaving it ill-equipped to envision the future of communications technology or to understand how widespread access to citizen information would need to be regulated. Indeed the laws Congress passed in 1986, which still govern electronic communications to this day, made assumptions about the nature of remote computing that have not obtained for decades.
The thesis of this paper, co-authored by an information scientist and a legal scholar, is that robotics law and policy as a field would benefit from exposure to rigorous methods of forecasting. The first section introduces the reader to the field of future studies through an efficient review of the extensive literature. The second section isolates three specific methods—scenario planning, future wheels, and design fiction—and applies them to the case study of robotic delivery.
We selected robotic delivery as a case study because of its many potential configurations (e.g., drone or land-based robots) and its still-unfolding legal context. In the final section, we consider the role that futures methods could and should play in the drafting of contemporary tech policy. We are mindful, of course, that making predictions is difficult and fraught. Literal "future-proofing" is a fool's errand. Nevertheless, a systematic approach to the exercise of envisioning has the potential to significantly improve policymaking across robotics and other domains.
Hideyuki Matsumi will lead a discussion of Colin P. Jones's Using The Robot Koseki – Using Japanese Family Law as a Model for Regulating Robots on Saturday, April 13, at 1:00 p.m. at #werobot 2019.
This paper seeks to address the definitional problem of robot law – "what is a robot." It posits that a fundamental goal of practical robot law should be to provide such a definition, even if it is an arbitrary one. It further proposes a registration system as the means of doing so. The criteria to be required for registration would offer a useful means of establishing the technical, informational and other parameters for a "desirable" robot. The creation of a "robot/not-robot" dichotomy, together with the defined attributes required for registration would facilitate the establishment of further public and private regulatory systems based on registration status. The registration system would likely be a combination of hard and soft law, as well as technical specifications.
In proposing such a system, the looks to family law as a useful metaphor for addressing some of the problems commonly discussed in connection with robot law, such as who is responsible for harms caused by autonomous robots.
The author, however, looks not to Western family law, which is based primarily on the assertion of rights between family members, but a feature of Japanese family law: the koseki system of family registration. The kosei system confirms both Japanese nationality and the creation and existence of legally-recognized familial relationships that are potentially of legalrelevance to third parties. Historically the koseki has functioned as a foundation for other public and private regulation based on the registratered attributes of the family and its members. An overview of the koseki system is given to offer examples of how a Robot Koseki could be a powerful tool for developing practical rules for the regulation of autonomous robots.
Jack of All Trades, Master of None: Is Copyright Protection Justified for Robotic Faux-Originality?
Kate Darling will lead a discussion of Sarit Mizrahi's Jack of All Trades, Master of None: Is Copyright Protection Justified for Robotic Faux-Originality? on Saturday, April 13, at 4:00 p.m. at #werobot 2019.
The twenty-first century is credited with machines that can generate anything from poems to novels, as well as musical compositions and works of art – all with a certain level of proficiency that would have any human doubting that it was created by a machine. This reality has led several scholars to posit that machine-generated content ought to be entitled to copyright protection because it ostensibly satisfies copyright's low originality threshold. Very few, however, have seriously contemplated whether these imitations of authorship are the types of works that copyright even ought to promote.
While not denying that machine-generated content might appear original, this article questions whether it would be justified for copyright to endorse this form of creativity. This is because originality is merely a single element necessary to extend protection to a given work, but it is not the purpose for creating and receiving copyright protection. The purpose of copyright is to promote the orderly exchange of ideas and encourage the pursuit of knowledge in an effort to advance social efficiency. Knowledge is created through intellectual labour and is exchanged through social dialogue, and it is this social dialogue that serves to further social efficiency.
This article demonstrates, however, that machine-generated content is inherently incapable of pursuing these goals that are so fundamental to copyright's purpose. It begins by unearthing the social dialogue that sits at the core of authorship and elucidating why robots can neither participate in nor advance this discourse. This article then proceeds to expose the acute difference between robotic productions and rule-based creations by humans. It essentially demonstrates how the former is unable to advance – and even risks hindering – the social dialogue underlying copyright, while the latter is still capable of doing so, even though they are both employing seemingly random processes to create works. By illustrating how the denial of copyright protection for machine-generated content is unlikely to thwart advances in this arena, this article concludes by offering support for the inclusion of this content in the public domain.
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Films with: Karel, William
Inspired by the revelation of director Stanley Kubrick's close relationship with NASA on 2001: A Space Odyssey and Barry Lindon, director invents a scenario for the images of the moon landing, using hijacked archival footage, false documents, and authenic interviews out of context, leading the viewer to realize how difficult it is to separate truth from manipulation in the media.
Philip Roth unmasked
Explore the life of Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winning novelist Philip Roth. He steadily earned his reputation as a man of letters, commanding ownership of the Jewish-American novel and making Newark New Jersey, a literary destination, while practically inventing the genre of factual-fictional autobiography.

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Legspinner Rawl Lewis had an undistinguished entry to Test cricket. In his first three Tests for West Indies, he bowled 97.3 overs. Of those 585 balls, only one brought him a wicket, of South Africa's wicketkeeper Mark Boucher, caught by Brian Lara in Johannesburg in 1998-99. That single strike had cost Lewis 318 runs. For a time he captained Windward Islands in the Red Stripe Bowl but rather than develop as a player as he got older, his form dropped away. He looked destined to go down in history as one of the most ineffective bowlers in Test history until he got a second chance when he was picked for the 2006 tour of New Zealand. He came into contention on the basis of decent performances at the domestic level. In the 2005-06 first-class season he picked 24 wickets at 17.54 and in the season before that he grabbed 32 wickets at 26.43. Another recall came during the tour of South Africa in 2007-08. There was room for one more in 2009, against Bangladesh, when the senior players went on strike. In November 2010 he was appointed a project officer in the West Indies Cricket Board's operations department.


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Did Weinstein's BROTHER Leak Story to New York Times?
Kevin JacksonOctober 7, 2017
Hollywood is a cesspool and the Leftist trolls who inhabit that swamp know it.
While these clowns go after the Catholic church or Trump, they commit crimes that would make ISIS blush.
Every now and then we get a glimpse of what happens there, but not often. Hollywood is a closed society, because in order to get wealth and fame, you must keep your mouth shut about what you see. So when a story breaks, it's like a real insiders.
According to Page Six, the person who may have exposed Harvey Weinstein is none other then Bob Weinstein, his brother.
It's Cain and Abel — Hollywood style.
Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein may have been stabbed in the back by his own brother, who, sources told The Post, has been trying for years to replace his sibling as the sole head of their marquee film studio.
Bob Weinstein, the disgruntled co-founder of The Weinstein Company, may have been the mastermind behind an exposé of lurid sex allegations that led to his brother's humiliating downfall, the sources said.
"Bob's wanted Harvey out for years," said a former staffer, who added that the two brothers are becoming increasingly suspicious of each other.
Insiders believe that Bob may have helped concoct the explosive New York Times story that exposed the harassment allegations from Ashley Judd, Rose McGowan and other former employees.
"Bob may have even fed this story" to the Times, the insider said.
Harvey Weinstein has been a sexual predator for decades.
Hollywood producer I know: "Shocked it's taken so long for a Harvey Weinstein behavior expose. One of the most open secrets in Hollywood."
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) October 5, 2017
From the Leftist rag Slate:
For years, both women and men told the Times, Weinstein has promised women help with their careers in exchange for sexual favors, naked massages, or their agreement to watch him bathe. They allege that he groped them, scheduled work meetings with them only to bring them to his hotel room and repeatedly proposition them for sex, and forced young female employees to wake him up in his bedroom or do "turndown duty" at night. Even female executives allegedly felt so uncomfortable around him that they wouldn't be in a room with him alone.
Vox interviewed Elaine Lui, the gossip maven who co-hosts Canada's The Social and has reported for cTV's eTalk Daily, She expounded on the Weinstein incident:
Constance Grady
How long have there been rumors about Harvey Weinstein?
Elaine Lui
There have been rumors for as long as I've been doing this. All I can speak to is my own experience, and for the 15 years that I've been reporting, that's how long I've been hearing about it.
I read a tweet today from somebody who works in the business, who says, "Everybody has their own Harvey story." It ranges from that to, "I've heard he's so creepy, people have warned me." There are some people who have specific stories, and then there are people who know someone who knows someone who has a specific story.
Put simply, everybody in Hollywood was aware of Weinstein's actions.
More disconcerting is how the coverup continues.
Not a single late-night host cracked a joke about Weinstein. Where are all the politicos to whom Weinstein donated?
I don't hear Hillary Clinton's outrage of Weinstein grabbing women by the p*ssy!
Page Six continues,
Yet Weinstein has had one of the most successful production careers in contemporary Hollywood, winning six Best Picture Oscars and lending his name to dozens of other critically acclaimed films and television shows.
That Weinstein can pick the winners!
Interestingly, the big question in Hollywood has nothing to do with the likely hundreds of women he sexually abused. No, the big question in Hollywood is whether or not Weinstein's Oscar streak will be broken!
Page Six reported on Weinstein's potential Oscar streak ending:
Hollywood insiders are taking sides over whether Harvey Weinstein's sexual-harassment allegations will spell the end of his Oscar winning streak.
This year, The Weinstein Company has two films that could be potential awards bait: "Wind River" starring Jeremy Renner, and "The Current War" with Benedict Cumberbatch as Thomas Edison and Michael Shannon as George Westinghouse. But one Oscars insider predicts that "the industry will turn its back on Harvey," after his sexual harassment allegations.
But another Hollywood insider countered, "I would like to think that the Academy doesn't hold this against the filmmakers."
It's about the ART, man! Don't hold the sexual harassment of hundreds of women against the man's ART! We can't go breaking the streak, now can we!
I LOVE that Hollywood is "taking sides" in this debate. Should Weinstein get more Oscars, now that we know he's a sexual predator who ruined the lives of countless women?
And they wonder why I call them Hollyweirdos?


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Silver & Black Pride
"tira williams" Discussed on Silver & Black Pride
"And I'm as confident as ever that there will be a NFL season. We usually start this weekly podcast. It'll to ice week during the season more there is major news We always started with the krona virus update and. It's excellent I wish it was this excellent. Around the country. There is the scare of the false positives around the NFL East Coast teams with it Saturday night Sunday morning. which was odd. But. it was false positives on. There's only like there hasn't been any new cases in while there's only three players in protocol across the NFL thirty, two teams whatever the NFL is doing right now it is working. Could. There be. Some missteps some. Things that happened basically can there be some outbreaks positive covert nineteen tests during the season we'll. Certainly. We've seen in baseball. The hockey and basketball doing really good. In, the environment of a bubble but NFL's doing really well to travel may be a little daisy but I think we're going to get through it I really do. More, teams around the League are. Saying that, hey, we're not gonNA have games to start the season the raiders. Won The first and say we're not doing games here all this season. We get a miracle, things can change. But I. Really think there going to be NFL football. In nineteen days when the raiders play at the Carolina Panthers and and I make this point because. I have a lot of close friends. Yeah. Believe it or not bill. Williamson his friends. that. Or ask me or you within is going to be games like they're surprised by it. Even a few in the last couple of days. So Hey. I can't guarantee anything but it sure looks like things are going really well. So. There you go. Doing really well for the raiders camp. You know the deal here. I WanNa make you guys these smartest fans in the Raider. Nation. It's not your job. This is your passion. Well, this is my job. So it's my job to Kinda give you all the tidbits I'm. So I, just kind of go I just quick hit and his go stream of conscious consciousness and go I. I've fudge names a screw up were sitting at the bar or or having a soda pop and we're talking and say a lot of people ask me man you sound like you're up on that podcast no just goofball I swear. Sober as a judge. Now. When I'm drinking, you should see how I sound. It sounded like Robert Guei all serious and stuff. But when I'm sober I'm goofball I'm kidding. But yeah, no sober anyways who cares if I was drinking but I ain't So. Mike mayock today, he likes the way this team is competing. And that was A. Really interesting term competing because both sides are getting after and that's what good teams do, and since Mike Mayock came to the raiders two years ago I think the type of players him in Jon Gruden tried to get. Or guys that will football competitors and when you get a bunch of those type of guys and you I mean. Farrell Crosby Renfro Abram ingold. You know. Pick 'em Moreau Arnett. Go Go go you know just A quick Hausky Wilton it goes on and on when you get those tap guys. That love football. The whole team starts getting it and in winning teams have that competitive coacher about culture. Well, the that's part of the winning culture. I'm not saying this because the raiders are competing, and Mike Milkin Jon Gruden a happy about what they're seeing. But it sure part of the puzzle it's it's it's not a guarantee that they're going to win but sure part of the puzzle. So they ago the first real significant possible injury. is at Tira Williams has term Labor he's going to try to play through it. People have played through it he's playing through it before. but if it becomes an issue and yesterday surgeries gone for the season so it's up possibility. That, he's out a lot of. Cool. We you know. Hey, will will move rugs around by Brian. Edwards is ready to go. And you know what? The maybe. But rookies receivers can be tough. It could be tough, and then this is a weird year so. You know don't expect. Gold from these guys just because. They're highly touted just because they're getting in. August it doesn't really mean crap all this. Love from the media doesn't mean crap until they show it on the field. You know and I'm not saying they're going to show it on the field. bummed. is saying just because on August twenty fifth somebody gets praised that doesn't mean they're going to actually make plays on semper. September fifth thirteenth year. I. Mean it's no guarantee. So. You know. Let's let's hold her temper. With let's be temper expectations. Make Mike Max Kinda so that today he's like you know, hey, they're rookies are competing. They're doing good. But they're still rookies you gotta earn it and I think that's I think that's Kinda what the raiders coaches are wanting to do here. Teams are even allowance Reporters to tweet because this is such a weird year and there's no film there's no preseason film so. Other teams are getting their information from tritter reports. Like Gavin, white? Big Breakout Star. Well, yeah. Heard much about him from the as lately heavy. So because they don't want. These guys name to get out there. So they're being cool about all the rookies, even the guys who are guaranteed to make it. I think it's smart. Think it's smart Mike. Mayock really praise Nelson Aguilar. And Zeh. Jones today. So they're on a mission. This had great words appraises Jay Jones as as Jones made big strides since they acquired him last year. That's good. Because the dude only had one hundred, forty, seven yards catching and ten games with the raiders and they needed him. So, he better made strides in Niger is a guy who has ability for first round pick but has a lot of drops. So, we'll see I mean. Can. These guys I'd rather like I said, the rookies might be you know they might be slow to get going just because rookies are but I'm more excited about those guys then Zeta-jones in. For the long term I bet you are too right. Right. the YANIC. Trade Rumors Jacksonville Defense and. People were still saying the raiders are interested. There is a false reports that he was almost traded last week that never happened. We'll just keep our eyes on the price goes down I know the raiders have interests. We'll just keep your eyes on it. I had a poll question last week. And I'll ask you hear. What? I guess Marcus Mariota he's. Hasn't great camp. So you still confident him are you worried? If they're at car gets hurt God forbid knock on wood. Not Knock on wood if you with me knock on wood as A. as you superstition I always not on with. But are you are you worried if Derek? Architecture. About Mariota. It's an interesting question. It's an interesting question. Who Do you? Think's going to be the breakout. Star. Of this year. So people think it's going to be Quinn Farrell. I'm kind of thinking Miro I like Moreau Lot. But I don't know how many chances because there's so many options in this offense and then you bring in Jason witten well, and there's GonNa, be you know our the baller? But I like Moreau Lot. A Lot. I can't tell you how much I think this guy could be. Could be good. I mean. Good. and. I you know I think. Hundred Renfro could break out big and he broke up big tours in the year. But you know what? Seventy eighty catches I think we can see that. You know. Trent Brown is not practicing yet, but the raiders saying that he's going to be fine..
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The Herd with Colin Cowherd
"tira williams" Discussed on The Herd with Colin Cowherd
"Heard on the news this the NFL goats debate he knows move like not even chopping this like the opportunity to play against Tom Brady again he said it's great challenge you always WanNa go against the champion it's champion the story part of the legacy so great ravens are taking a little campion and I find I find the ravens incredibly likeable I am still jammed from Pittsburgh so so huge respected them I respect them yes and it's funny that they are they're just doing it right back to them like no you're the greatest I NFL team and though mostly just run the football and they'll be fascinating that was a run oriented that I was like I love watching them play until it gets because Lamar dual threat well we weren't sure about last year he's also oh wait he's not fast quarterback he navy lantis fastest player eight he doesn't seem too concerned about facing Lord anytime when you're aware offensively you're gonNA put yourself in the best position to to calls and doing that stuff so again we're going to be aware but not afraid afraid very boring in life you have a much more exciting life than me I am very boring and structure it just needs a little wiggle and speed on the outside there are they need to the bears the cover I don't think that the bears defense is going to say that especially oil Mac watching football I'm just GONNA dig into this game I'm going to get the dogs suite for trying to trade Jamal Adams he's not going anywhere but he is so upset with the team Dan put the teams I mean the Patriots they've been on top for years you're I don't know that more than what they're doing but the fact that into that nobody else's business but still thank you Tony Thank you Tony Dungy Man of reason and it's not hard to have an honest conversation with your players either they're us joy news well that's the news and thanks for Jackson his thoughts coming up next be sure to catch live additions of the heard weekdays at noon eastern nine it's up everyone I'm Wolf Fulton senior writer and producer for thrillers some amazing podcast news drink travel and entertainment like what's the best city to bar hop in what's the best thing the order the best in the things that really matter consider this your escape from the cold the raiders played at Houston as well came out and ran a four to seven forty one of the fastest combine against a team like Arizona and you turn your back I think tyler is going to work in this league was an absolute phenomenal throw the he made because it was right over the shoulder wrote over the hands of it get to the point where he can understand the speed of the game reading defenses better than I think he's they'll have their very good on the script and they'll have lulls they very good in the first half they've struggled he was very good early and very good later so I liked what I saw you don't buy Jimmy Shannahan knows that so if you noticed whenever San Francisco has the ball it still we can see that even going back to seeing what he did with Matt Ryan in Atlanta the year that he won the MVP sermon those guys in the back end let them do the dirty work we've got Jimmy to come in here hand shoulder which cuyler Murray right now does for Arizona I gotta ask him New England is it talent I think that New England as a whole it is phenomenal he's ably within the same unit when you look at New England Secondary You got Devin mccourty obviously he's a pro and always well obviously you know they have a jamie combines he's still at linebacker berry ethnic mccourty brother when you see harmon when you see Chung not necessarily marquee names the way that they understand what play is about to come like Sam Darnold said he was seeing ghost interesting he he when you face a running quarterback does he can extend place and also whenever he decides to Tuck it in run he's like another Jackson to be a precision pocket passer and because of the way New England doc in our member Becca playing Rob Ryan used to always say that certain quarterbacks you WanNa make them throw off the spot I'm sorry on the spot statue quarterbacks Tom Brady played seven years with the raiders I thought they were going to be an absolute tire fire this year there the league now how is it Gruden I think to count it on and you look at Tira Williams he was expected to come in and basically be second to hunter renfro basically went split the defence I mean the way he split the secondary like that down he's now leading the league in completion percentage and when you look at what the raiders have had to go and that includes Europe yes so when you look at how they had to go to Minnesota they got blown out Oakland California and then they go out the buy weed and they go play the green bay packers Aaron Rodgers Amen if they just simply how Shawn Watson they win the game but it just uh the amazing the raiders are sometimes you're just wrong I was wrong on the raiders by the way Cleveland's simply because you got Freddie Kitchens he's a rookie head coach Guy who's just coaching running backs earned if you WanNa do the commercials you want all the endorsements you being the first overall pick of the draft he didn't do a big commercial till visa included his own linemen Baker said I'm going to do six commercials this Byrd B. Sure to catch live editions of the heard weekdays at noon eastern nine am Pacific at work one of the questions is which team will win and by how many points follow the Shawn's never lost twenty six twenty two texans by the way and Dove men plus Care Dove men plus care ah very handsome Jimmy Garoppolo you know everybody's making fund President Jimmy G. is crazy man quick story so last he's really cute I was like I don't know so I look I was like Oh that's he's a good when he sixteen into yeah at some point what okay all he has this he has that there's people that have more they're not winning they're not sixteen is most of their offensive guys are I mean there's a Lotta guys on offense aw and so the way he threw anticipation yeah it was a great throw he wasn't even out his break yeah and they didn't have a ton of running game last night last night was the nights like all right Jimmy this is your for me I hate their own line but it works for me Calamari is good he's good but when you're drafting to be successful now there's bus but you expect them to be successful anything is he what he's plan where is great you who's best receiver Larry Fitzgerald and Larry Joe I believe this weekend we know order back now everybody's got film on everybody I look at Cleveland though and I say okay the other two weeks they face a rookie quarterback I think Cleveland is going to go on a just changed teams or my just being totally unrealistic no you're being you pillow in Baltimore that's what I think they could possibly finish the season nine in life and so if you look at their schedule the worst case scenario here's the question though the psychology of it a lot of bakers battling is on the in this room you lose guys or do you think everybody's still in because you know you go like he that was frustration they're losing but watch how this changes now now two one five does the locker room change it depends now if you in east games the entire tone in his attitude and it's going to completely change awful life football practices not fun no dude you just like man practice surly early in a game you're like here we go again yeah their coach this is foreign territory for coach he's never been a head coach he now how they get Kareem Humpback another weapon so hopefully he's learned from this first half organization and this is a this is the biggest it's a it's a defense frankly with a lot of twenty nine year old it's an older defense different like I he makes sure guys afresh he takes the opinion of his players knew that he demanded that respecting guys gave it to him but he gave you you guys were getting Ivy's in Cincinnati and practice on Wednesday and here we are in Baltimore lately reverse this year I don't love their defense they shared not very good don't Hamad Sununu and let's talk about him he is a middle of the field possession big middle of the field but the Ravens no new England is throw the ball in these they can man up and say you just have to beat us because you got don't sit in the middle we're going to force you to throw the ball outside of hashes outside the numbers and so if they Chris Paul and Blake Griffin nobody knew until it happened they acquired Paul George everything leaked and I said we talked about this is a player point forward unraveled matter not going to have a gray season anyway they've already awake now NFL is a business. Okay so I'm GONNA approach it as such this is third year okay if that's an emotion that you feel and you WanNa say it I'm fine with if I'm the jets they asked about you you have to do damage control because like you said he's their best player wasn't in none of these guys situations but our member going into my fourth year going into my I just got hired in San Francisco he was my college coach. I'm like I'm out of here I'm playing for the Bengals I'm gone I haven't played why don't you guys why don't you guys tinder me I haven't played I haven't done anything and what I had to go through you wanted to reps I just wanted to play in so once I got to play the team in basketball a third of the team transfers every year it's great if a coach can leave why can't a player why not her twenty percent off with the news on the news it's and came to the defense of his back very nice you can't.
The Stephen A. Smith Show
"tira williams" Discussed on The Stephen A. Smith Show
"Wireless had a good game eight at a couple of good games last night Monday night football that's one thing I want to get into I'll get into the jets and the giants and the rams and the charges and and obviously several other teams are what I saw from the NFL Sunday Monday but when I think about last night's game Games a couple of games by the way I was pretty surprised and happy what I saw I didn't expect Houston. I did not expect to Houston Texas to be as competitive as they were. I really really did it. This kid Shawn Watson just continues to amaze me. I mean when you think about the fact last night was his ninth regular season loss of his career okay in his three years in the national football league. This is a guy that the average margin of losses in those games was four points four points. This is what the Shawn Watson does. This is what he's all about. He was a winner clips and it. I can't deny that he's a winning Houston Championship but dammit. It ain't his fault because Tom Tom Again when pressed against the wall aw and asked to rise to the occasion and respond the Shawn Watson does exactly that last night when all was said Undone he finished twenty thirty two hundred sixty eight yards three touchdowns was sacked six times finished with a one fourteen point three passer asa rating completed about sixty six percent of his passes. Now obviously wasn't drew brees because how many people are drew brees thirty two or forty three three hundred seventy. The yards drew brees that back in the pocket and based on a pass rush that Houston Texas didn't have couldn't touch the quarterback. Stop drop back in the pocket. Hockett course called the wife and kids told him when he'd be home. Ask for what he'd want for an whatever I mean he was doing everything I mean talk about being in a comfort zone but this is the kind of stuff that drew brees had it is supposed to last night. I didn't expect much from the Houston Texas because quite frankly i. I didn't look at them as that great of a team. I know that good. The show Watson is a bowl. The Audrey Hopkins is one of the top three receivers in a world. As far as I'm concerned man doesn't drop asses didn't drop a single pass last year then drop a single pass and had about one hundred fifteen research didn't drop a single pass. This dude is something special and so you look at it from that perspective. I say to myself look bad. You can't ignore what you get from us to you. GotTa be surprised approach because Carlos hot and do Johnson or you do threat at the running back spot particularly now that Lamar Odom Lamar Odom Lamar Miller. Uh is out for the year you know he got injured and so because he had injured and you have to go out there and make a deal and have a running back by committee these guys play well me call us at eighty three yards on ten Russia's and had a twenty yard run Duke Johnson Rush for fifty. Seven yards on nine carries had a thirty two yard run. You've got to give credit where credit's due offensively behind. What do they do. The Shaun what's less than a minute left connects with the Andrei Hopkins then after that connects with newly acquired wide receiver Kenny stills sales for the Miami Dolphins. They take twenty eight twenty eight twenty seven lead. Oh by the way the damn kicking missed the extra point but a roughing the kicker penalty penalty was implemented. They got a second crack at it. They made extra point. They go up twenty eight twenty seven. They give drew brees the football what about thirty seven of a seconds left you need thirty five yards thirty five yards to be positioned to kick a field goal. What does drew brees. Get Caprices 35-yards what he does. He's drew brees so when you look at it from that perspective whereas Michael Thomas taking it didn't matter to breeze. GonNa find every needed to find that's what he does. It would have been nice to see Houston defense be able to do something if you remember last regular season in Philadelphia. The Shawn Watson leads another comeback and all you need. Is this defense to get a stop and you preserved the victory and that is that they couldn't stop it. They lost that game to the Philadelphia Eagles after Shawn Watson brought them back last night same for the same thing instead of being against Nick foles who's with the Eagles at the time this Thomas Against drew brees you get the Lee and your defense. I can't hold and I gotTa tell you something right now. I'm not a purse. They usually looks at somebody like the defensive coordinator and point fingers. I'm thinking everything starts with the head man. That's how I'm looking at it. That's exactly how I'm looking kin- but I gotta tell you something right now. Romeo Cornell Defensive Coordinator for the Houston Texas demand is seventy two years his own. We all know he was the great head coach and the six complete years in Cleveland and Kansas City as a head coach. He was twenty eight fifty five. That's a thirty three eight percent winning percentage that ain't cutting it but religiously has been ballyhooed and recognize at the very least as a damn good coordinator. I gotTa tell you something start. Wonder you're in Houston. Okay you are in Houston. You've been a defensive coordinator for quite some time he he was defensive coordinator in Cleveland Two thousand. I'm looking at his resume right here. He was a defensive coordinator in New England two thousand one through two thousand four. We know you want a couple of super bowls. They're okay you go back to being a defensive coordinator. In Kansas City before you would have head coach then you went back to being a defensive coordinator and he stayed there until arriving in Houston in two thousand fourteen and now you've been a Houston the last five years Rubio Canales been around too long. You need to stop. I know drew brees. It's going to get you got to figure that out you gotta figure it out that didn't happen and as a result. Houston laws I got New Orleans going to the super bowl before the season even began coming out of the NFC. It's not going to be easy but I'm not betting against breeze into Orleans. I'm just not not this time not two years in a row. I don't see that as for Houston I will admit this. The Shawn Watson does give you pause caused oppose the brother sensation he he can run with the football heat capacity to football. He's being examined by doctors throughout the evening because of his back ailments because he was getting pot silly got sacked sick talk. Six Times got hit eleven times. New Orleans all over no question about it all true but I gotta taste something. Despite the fact that they all over he kept coming he kept coming to so they got a lot a heart obviously tremendous skill and if cargo bays. I'm sick to my stomach. I not only passed onto Shawn Watson and Patrick Mahomes. I I actually moved up in the draft to get Mitchell trubisky. I don't understand that one. I got admitted I really really do the show Watson something special. They got a quarterback in Houston so twenty four years of age. They got a quarterback in Houston. No doubt about it and they got some talent to. I cannot estimate them but it appears is losing today beyond cloudy and ultimately traded him to Seattle is not a plus. Jj Watt talk about a no show last night. What the Hell was he. No sacks snow tackles no assist. I'm just looking. I don't see anything I watch. Some of the game didn't see anything. I am wondering somebody's gotTa say it. I mean it was an oprah winners last time you seen that with. Jj Watt humanitarian extraordinaire former multiple top defensive player of the year. We know how big time he is. I used to see from Jj Watt. I'm not used to seeing T. J. Watt be more recognizable than his big brother. Jj I'm not used to that had a lot of things addressed today. No question about it but I will tell you this is one game Houston. Houston should be excited. They really really should cause Shawn Watson and his history and his talent and his heart all show losing losing acopia continuous thing as long as he's Baas Center. I'm telling you that right now at eight say. ESPN two nine three seven seven six. You're listening. Glock to the Steven Naismith show. ESPN radio ESPN news that was just the first game that I wanted to get into the second game you could sit up there and easily say that the story of this game was Derek Carr. Look at Derek Carr. You recognize the fact that this is a guy who nobody questions the talent. Nobody questions arm strength the act you you know what he can do. He can fling their football down. The question that you had about Derek Carr was whether or not he could be consistent. That's still a question mark because last night's game against Denver. This is one game but here is way absolutely positively gets. It's interesting. He was sensational last night twenty two or twenty six. That's eighty four point six percent completion percentage just two hundred fifty yards a touchdown and not a single interception. A quarterback rating of one twenty-one had a running back. Josh Jacobson Rookie out of Alabama ran for eighty five of yours or twenty three carries had two touchdowns look at Tira Williams the guy that was supposed to be playing opposite Antonio Brown and they were supposed to be the dual threat but not at a Tonio Brown supposedly mess things up for the Oakland Raiders this Tiro William show he showed up and showed up six receptions for one hundred and five five yards tied in Darah Waller. His checkered pass some battles that he's had a hell of a football player. He's just on tighthead. Had Seven receptions seventy got to give credit where credit's due. He was getting open against Denver's defense. Here's the thing for me I watched. Denver and I gotTa tell you something I expected better and at some point in time I got looking John elway. I can't blame it all on Joe flacco especially after Sean Hamilton truck that touchdown pass in and writing this chess you down fourteen to six you catch that pass you go to two point conversion score time. I get all of that but I'm just looking at Joe flacco thirty one twenty one to thirty one hundred sixty eight yards a touchdown knowing exception sack act three times not bad performance just wasn't Derek cars and then I'm looking at them. Philip Lindsay could play he I but he ain't gonNA. Knock your socks off offer me. He doesn't Move Me Royce Freeman Yai Yai this kid cartland sudden really seem to develop a report with FLACO FLACCO was getting into ball seven hundred and twenty yards of course Emmanuel Sanders had five receptions for eighty six yards all know he can ball but when you look at Denver business nothing that really really moves you offensively..
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"tira williams" Discussed on Fantasy Football Today
"FM or download the fan duel APP welcome back everybody all right so jamie you write the waiver wire column and the threshold you use a sixty five percent on your mostly focus on players who are owned and fewer than sixty sixty five percent of CBS sports leaks but for right now. Let's look at the guys who owned more than sixty five percent of leaks already talked about some of them Tyra Williams. TJ Hopkinson Patriots E. S. T. but Justin Jackson is the one running back that you're kinda featuring here he sixty eight percent owned. Would you rather there have Justin Jackson or Chris Thompson or Ronald Jones. Where did you rank Jackson? so what I what I'm GonNa do this year in the column for the first time is because I know you like to reference these guys. on our show is kind of keep it in the guys that are in seventy five to sixty five range of this group and then I'm GonNa put where I would rank them in the party list and so he was he's behind Ronald Jones so I would take. Go I would take Thomson I would take Ronald Donald Jones and I'd put Justin Jackson Writer. Can I make the case that Ronald Jones should be the highest priority of all that he is the like he's so so you know a great tight end is is quite a commodity and elite running back or manolete a must start running back is is is pretty special as well. He's the one guy think that has the potential to be that for the long term. You know I my only concern with him is is San Francisco's run defense good that yeah because pain Barbara had over four yards per carry. You know it was a home game for them. I I know it's the season opener but that's still a long road trip. I don't want to just go crazy because he did this against that defense sure at Carolina on Thursday coming up and and we'll see you know short week as we know tends to favour run games but I think they're going to see that the Carolina defense is going to be able to contain them a little bit so I don't WanNa go crazy about him but this was a a for a guy that was certainly maligned in his rookie season. It was great to see him you know he passed the eyeball test. If you watch the game he certainly looks much better than pain in Barbara and is somebody that what this was the hope that Bruce Arians gets his hands on him and healthy year better year in the League understanding things you know just taking that step that you were hoping to see I think he did that in one game but can he sustain that and so. I think if you're looking at it in comparison with him to the other two guys Geo is obviously a short term solution. He's not going to be a long term solution so if you're looking at it from a broader scope want Jones over Geelani Bernard if you're looking at it from a broader interscope comparing him to Chris Thompson because we know Tom's hard time staying healthy and is more of just a pass catcher format is obviously specific with these two guys you take Ronald Jones over Chris Thompson so longterm. I'd rather have Ron Jones short term though I think you look at the other two guys better options okay fair enough and let's go to the wide receivers that are owned sixty five to seventy five percent of the league's Dave. How would you prioritize tyrel Williams to Sean Jackson who will be at land on Sunday night this week? Tyrone Williams unfortunately his next three opponents this this does need to be mentioned here and even even five opponents. I guess if you look at Tira Williams grand that he had a great game one hundred five yards and a touchdown against the broncos but bears packers Jaguars chargers titans so that's tyrod Williams upcoming schedule to Sean Jackson Portland Sutton and Michael Gallup or the others Dave. How would you prioritize Tyrel Sean? CORTLANDT SUTTON AND GALLUP TYREL is number one with a bullet the the match ups don't really matter to me especially if I- desperate a desperate for a wide receiver starter I know that he's going to be that guy for Oakland and Derek Card and look bad so he would be one. I think to Sean would still it'll be too but it's a really close call over Gallup and then Corwin Sutton great game. He looked way better than he did at any point last year is like the Ronald Jones of the receivers first this week but he's fourth reme- this list okay by the way I think I have screwed up here screw Harlem's I did I I I said Portland Sutton scheduled for Tyrel Williams so I thought you did because I know scheduled really gets okay so so tired who star William Schedule All here here we go with this one in Kansas City Kansas City these Minnesota in week three and that's GonNa be that'll be a tough one on it but after that it's not so bad I don't know about that. I mean Chicago Green Bay Knock Amisi Minnesota on the road at Indianapolis Chicago in London at Green Bay at Houston Detroit. It's not that easy of a schedule for Tyler Williams Liam's after this week Kansas City but look you know number one wide receiver on the team and top twenty wide receiver just couple visits I honestly if he he does well against Kansas City which should because probably chasing points so high absolutely okay Austin Hooper. TJ Jay Hopkinson and Mark Andrews Jamie. How do you prioritize those three Hopkinson would be number one I would put the other two guys behind waller ahead of Jimmy program you know so there's not a lot of titans that I think you're looking out on the waiver wire saying I have to have these guys but if these guys are available in terms of Hooper and Andrews Andrews aside from Hopkinson because again he should be the most appetite and output waller second and then I think those guys you know three and four cool and then? DST's I think thing New England is seventy two percent so they might be out there at Miami this week that could be that could be beautiful. We got some questions about just general waiver wire and and Fab philosophies and how you approach week one and you know I I think even if you're oh and one you probably really WanNa be focusing more long-term here right. I mean there are no bias in week two so I don't know how many owners out there needs someone to start. There definitely aren't like the Coleman onery I obviously he's got to prioritize things differently the Darius guy sort of the job action or whatever but what like what should you tell people right now. What should their priority be? How much fab should they be spending ending if you if you have Travis Kelsey do you go out and get? TJ Hopkinson with the thought of trading wanted them. You know what I mean. What what what's your philosophy right now well when it comes to Fab? I don't spend a lot unless I'm desperate. There's a guy out there half to have. I'M GONNA I'M GONNA spend for him otherwise. I'm not gonNA spend that much so in the case of I've got Kelsey and Hawkins is out there. I'm not gonNA unload the FAB to get cal to get Hopkinson on my team only to flip him. I just don't think that makes much sense. I'd rather save that Fab doesn't mean we're not GONNA put in a bid on Hopkinson. It's just not going to be the forty or fifty percent if not more than it would take to get on your team as for just regular old waivers. That's a little bit different. You could go if let's just say you lost this week and you've got Travis Travis Kelsey in Hodgkinson's out there you could acquire Hopkinson with the idea of trading him because you're not giving up something that can't be replenished right. You're going to be on waivers every you know so. I'm all for making moves like that. Because that's how you make your team better you're either adding depth and giving yourself a flex option Dan or you're acquiring a guy that you can flip to to the guy who streamed Vance McDonald in week one Eric Brown in week one and they will pay or Hopkinson Jaime anything to add general strategy right now on waivers I mean I think if you have a chance to improve your team do it. You know so. If you find a situation where there's the player you think can help you long-term someone what we just talking about with Ronald Jones. If you think Ronald Jones be somebody that down the stretch of the season not necessarily the end of the season but the you know the the the Bi weeks and when you're going to have some injury situations and you think that he could be a guy that I was looking at this if we're would I draft the guy you know so like for example if you're in a two quarterback league right now and every quarterback has gone the only one that's available. It's going to be a helpful situation for you as Gardner Menchu Minzhu out. Where would you draft Gardner mentioned where would you essentially draft nick foles right now and so like Nick foles into quarterback would probably be what eight to ten round pick nick price range yeah sure so? What is that worth to you in terms of if you're FAB budget around eight pick that's the kind of way I approach it? You know so if you think that the guy that can help your fantasy team knowing what the situation is like rocky most for example is not somebody that's going to be the clear cut starter for San Francisco unless something happens Samat Brita but what if it does married already you know in the concussion protocol in you know in the game was able to get cleared and come back but we know what his status of Tevin Coleman has report suggests is out multiple weeks. Can you get value out of rocking most hurt for maybe two or three weeks or potentially more. I think those type of things you have to evaluate your restaurant so you probably look at the the list. I'm I'm sure so at some point some of the names I suggest that you get rid of you guys that are owned and eighty five percent of leagues or more but we just know that the situations are not very good. We knew they weren't going to be very good to begin with but you still drafted them with the hope that maybe something would change or you know you get some good production out of it and still may happen but I think there's a lot of dead weight on a lot of people's rousers Dave mentioned Dante Pettis Jordan Howard the guy that I think you can say do. I really need Jordan Howard member going to feel comfortable starting him. It's guys like that and you just say okay. I'll move on and I'll take a chance on somebody that not necessarily to trade them but that potential use as a starter at some point sure all right so just a quick sneak peek of the waiver wire some of the quarterbacks. We're GONNA talk about Josh Allen Matthew Stafford Andy Dalton some of the running backs. We're GONNA talk about other than go. Oh Chris Thompson and Ronald Jones Carlos. I look good ten carries for eighty three yards. Only one catch Malcolm Brown scored two touchdowns had eleven carries so he's he's in play where he most Alexander Madison. He's going to have a role so as Ito Smith we're GONNA talk about those guys and more did not gonna read all the names right now wide receivers Yelich. It's John Brown. It's crowder. It's Marquees Brown. It's decay metcalf and then you know the other guys who's buying. John Ross who's buying Terry maclaurin Cole Beasley. This week could be pretty good..
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"tira williams" Discussed on Get Up!
"But also send the mean tweets or nice tweets if you want to we'll start with Dominique, and we need to begin with the patriots. Because you have something crazy up the patriot reckless. Woo, goodness, roots will not when the Super Bowl this year. Swallow down over there. No. That is absurd as blasphemous against the history of the league, so far, however, they are losing gronk. If you think about in their games last year against the chiefs when they need a big plane against the Rams. When you need a big place, they went to grow. I know he wasn't the player that they wanted to be year all year round. But when they needed something they went to them and these other teams in AFC are contenders. We got the chiefs, obviously in the Browns. I love the Browns. I think they're America's sweetheart popular kind of invoked pick for Super Bowl run. And if they could put it all together, I think they could be a problem for the patriots and Tom Brady, the old eventually right? Maybe you're Tom Brady's not getting old. He's defying the one who said he wasn't humid earlier on this show, not to make references for things that we've already said. But anyway, let's continue with the reckless speculation. Because Dan, you have one about Derek Carr. The raiders quarterback Derek, Carr gives Jon Gruden does worst nightmare. They taught ten quarterback again. It goes back to twenty fifth. Eighteen back to two thousand sixteen was MVP caliber player because some of those additions that they've brought on the fact that this quarterback is plenty good enough when he has weapons around him. He's got one of the great receives in the NFL now in Tonio Brown. It's going to be able to push the ball downfield at Tira Williams. Big receivers, again, going to allow Derek card to push the ball downfield. Josh Jacobs out, Alabama's gonna be huge addition. I looked for this offense line to be a good player. We're gonna run the football and then take some shots downfield. Derek Carr is going to be a top ten quarterback again in his big man. What do I do with the quarterback that I really love? That's the interesting part about your regular speculation about Derek Carr because needed. That's not exactly what John Gruden wants. But we'll see how that goes, Dan. We're going to get Niki. You have another one, but we're going to get back to you right here. You have a wreck reckless speculation about the AFC title game and who might be playing in it. Well, I know there was some news at the draft was going to Cleveland. Get ready for the AFC Tato game to be outside. Whoa rounds are going to play in the AFC championship game. And they are going to play against the colts. I'm only on the Browns. I've been on for a long time said it during the season last year, they were going to be a Super Bowl contender this season. Everyone knows about all their dishes. They've made all off season and all the talent that they've brought in I've spent that talented gel to bind together, Freddie kitchens to be fearless. Coach this team to go to the title game in the face the colts a little bit of a reckless. I don't think it's that outrageous though these two teams are both two of the more complete teams in the NFL book offense and defensively really good coaching. Staffs, I looked for outside which AFC title, which one's going to beat the patriots while I don't know you told me that we're going to. On this book with me. We. Rounds losing to the patriots. So let's save called. The recklessness news. And let's go to Dominique here, because earlier, Donald would be your MVP. What? Do the Rams. I love he'll still be the MVP, but the Rams are going to miss the playoffs because of mostly what's happening on the other side of now the defense wasn't great last year, and they've lost a guy like sue and the corners were not speller. And I don't think that they're getting any younger, but I'm decided balls where I'm more concerned missing to inside off the blind in, which is really going to hurt..
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The NFL Show
"tira williams" Discussed on The NFL Show
"Let's get to wide receiver where there as you said at the beginning of the show, some interesting names, not any huge names. But some guys that I feel it can help some teams Tiro Williams is somebody that again. Yep. He's a free agent because they spent a top five excuse me, a top seven pick on a receiver. They've already paid Keenan Allen. It's just a lot to invest at the position. In a way reminds me of what happened with AJ boy in Houston where they already had John Joseph on a big contract. They went out and they drafted. Kevin Johnson in the first round. And at that point. It doesn't matter that issue is good. It's like all right. Well, thank you for your service. We we don't have the room for you at Tira Williams was never on that level as a receiver. But he's very good. And in an expanded role. It feels like he could really help a team. Yeah. No doubt. I mean, that's Terrell Williams is someone I'm really intrigued by you can't really find that kind of speed on the open market. And I'm I'm extremely intrigued by that. I would say that there are a couple of skill guys that I'm I'm I'm really kind of honing in on. I don't think golden Tate is as bad as he looked in. Philadelphia me neither. I mean, he had dropped into a scenario in the middle of the season when he's having to play a little bit more outside than he had to in the past because Nelson galore Laura's there, I still feel like golden Tate is a good player. He's not going to get the Jarvis Landry money that he's looking for. But I think that he's worth paying over a couple of years. Yeah. I mean, I totally agree. And I think that you can get him on a bargain deal because he didn't fit in Philadelphia. And I think that there's this meeting going round, which is accurate, by the way that Philadelphia cannot figure out sort of where to go with you. Then maybe a worse offensive system. He'd be even worse, but I don't necessarily follow that line of thinking. I think that. Levian bell is and let's throw him in here because he's a skill guy. I think he is now become underrated. Okay. I just think that we've all every top team has now been rumored to not be on levian bell. And I just want to reiterate that love EON bell is a really good player him on a two year guaranteed deal for big money. I would do it. How much money? Oh, I don't know. I would try to get him. So I don't think he's going to go more than sixteen a year. That would be insane. You think it's even in that you think that's in the realm of possibility. Sixteen million dollars a year for for for over thirty two million dollars over two years. That seems insane to me thirty two million dollars over two years. That's more guaranteed money than David Johnson got on his contract. Yeah. But David Johnson didn't reach the open market. Man. I it's hard for me to believe that Levy on bell was worth as much money per year as the Rams are paying Todd Gurley. As David Johnson are playing the cardinals. Or Is is this this? cardis are paying David Johnson. Levy on belt didn't play football last year. He's on her Marquette. He's also I mean, he's been suspended as well. I think when you get a bunch of teams with over sixty million dollars in cap space. They're going to be okay guaranteeing him fifteen to sixteen over two years that would be my just complete guess, I just would never ever ever pay him that much. It's really I mean, you you can you can tie it in you, can you can make it you know, you can have per game. Bonuses, you can do whatever you wanna do to where he gets value up. The the story on him was always that that he wanted more sort of a cosmetic number than guaranteed money. And if you want to give that to him go ahead hell signed him to a twenty million dollar a year deal..
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The MMQB: 10 Things
"tira williams" Discussed on The MMQB: 10 Things
"A to set that one up uh though they were on the goal line and they picked up a taunting foul that push them back out to the sixteen zone said the chip shot yeta thirty ardour of eventually that made it a little bit interesting again with a snapping situation the kick was actually blocked and still went through the lightning round explosive hot are who are fitting this game was three hours and forty three minutes long and so that that explains that explanation of it right there and once again resort round screws us there there is a impounded out charges jaguar screwed us with this horribly played game a not horribly played just so many dumb mistakes in tira williams also dropped a wide open touchdown it was just it was not a good game jaguars found a way to window so that's a that's good on them steelers and colts sealers sort of a mrta they they seem to go for the jugular on pretty much every offense of snap in this game they were throwing deep deep deep just weren't connecting colts hung around eight aged sorta seemed like a matter of time before the steelers ended up a wearing him down they end up doing that one note for the steelers year they lose joe hayden and mike mitchell in this one hayden i they're saying it's like a slight fractured legs it legacies me an end it the it's only gonna be three weeks is what the claim as right now which seems a little bit the aggressive for brokenleg mike mitchell was in a walking boot seems like some sort of an ankle injury no idea with uh with the timetable is air but they have the short week this week so it looks like cody sensabaugh anna robert golden sapping into the lineup for this young secondary.
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The Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast
"tira williams" Discussed on The Fantasy Footballers - Fantasy Football Podcast
"The other fourteen players of the top fifteen at wide receiver are all being drafted in the top twenty six larry fitzgerald is the lowest being drafted at twenty six you're saying for for receiver oversee hot in in the top twenty six wide receiver exact got tyrrell prior to terribly anti yes ties to time route williams is being drafted if he's being drafted as the sixtieth wide receiver off the board on now not arrive the it's not like okay keenan alan is coming to town right that that happened they drafted mike williams actually santa claus that happen and so now we're taking a top fifteen wide receiver and just completely it's not like okay let's move him he's not gonna be fifteen maybe that was an outlier maybe he should be more on the 20s but now these other pieces come so he's not supposed to have thirty these let's put him in sixty i can't imagine that the chargers with philip rivers who had such a good report at tira williams as a young player they were excited about we talked about him early last year and let me tell you out for a second the sure yeah are you now saying that you believe he was a 60s guy i am could and yet in your opinion is yes he you know and i am saying that i forgot i wrote him off okay so you and i learned my rankings when mike williams came to town and kenyan alan came back i did what most people did which is just when it comes to travis benjamin tyrone williams just kinda discount them.
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Women's day teaches us an important lesson: the new definition of emancipated women is an empowered women consumer. Buying stuff and consuming stuff.
Like the song says, sisters are doing it for themselves.


Happy New Year beautiful people, Hope you are all thankful to see a new year I know I am. This is not a post about the clich'e New Year's resolutions like losing weight, making more money or even finding love. This post is about changing your way of thinking for the New Year. I am going to list some tips that I will be following for the New Year, I encourage you to do the same. The goal is to make sure you are able to comply with your own list, so although we all want to reach for the stars we would also like to someday grab hold of one. Make your list reasonable, but also challenging to you, because the small challenges will bring you closer to that big star in the sky.
Make yourself uncomfortable every day for the better. Do at least two things that will twist your way of behaving for the better. The key is always for the better.
"FEAR" I am going to spend the rest of my life being afraid. From morning to night I will live in fear I mean completely petrified for my life. Fearful, scared and petrified of what will happen if I don't try, if I don't go for it and if I don't live the life I want, need and deserve. Don't fear what will happen if you do, fear what will happen if you don't.
I think I will start my new project two weeks from tomorrow, yeah that sounds about right. There is no reason to do it today when I can just put it off for when I have the time. I love to procrastinate and say I don't have the time when in reality I do have the time. We all have the time, but to procrastinate is such an easy way to just not deal. I am going to make sure that I procrastinate to procrastinate.
Train and practice the life you deserve and want. You must work every day for what you want out of life. Most of us just try and talk our lives into existence I for one am very guilty of it, but I have realized all talk with no action is just wasted breath that could have been used to push you up that hill to a successful and plentiful life. You want talk? Have a talk with yourself on how you are going to make it to the next level in your life while mastering your current level.
Life is very short so make it count for you and the ones around you. Last but not least, just enjoy yourself, I know I will.


A few people that are into photography are not proficient picture takers and they do have their own particular expert vocations. Photography is only their side interest; they couldn't routinely take pictures or join photograph safaris particularly if their work requests them to be at secured their workplaces doing money related plans, achievement reports, specialized papers and task recommendations. Hence, these fans consider different approaches to take pictures, without phoning in wiped out in the workplace.
Specialists and devotees at that point advanced into being family picture takers. They give their administration amid family social events like birthday celebrations, weddings, baptismal services or out and out family get together; which is obviously, for nothing out of pocket.
While hosting outside exercises like grill gatherings or a pool party, family picture takers assume an exceptionally fundamental job in this euphoric occasion. It is critical to catch the children's cheerful countenances and the grown-ups' appearance as they appreciate the sun, the organization and all the great nourishment that are readied. In the event that you have great focal points, you can even catch the perspiration on your uncle's neck as he set up the grill and the influence of your little girl's sun dress as the late spring breeze blows toward her.
On the off chance that your family chooses to complete a general tidy up of your carport, bear in mind to record it. When photograph of the carport will intrigue your children, particularly following an entire day's worth of effort. Take photos of the tidy up group, when the movement. There is nothing more energizing and amusing to do than things that you do with your family.
Indoor occasions, such as praising white Christmas with snow falling outside, are likewise an awesome subject for family picture takers. Open shots of your better half tasting hot chocolate before a window spotted with snowflakes, your children looking at the blessings under the tree, and the grandparents eating newly heated pie alongside the snapping blazes in the chimney are a few precedents of exceptionally enjoyable and stunning minutes you need to catch. You need to always be aware of notice this last minute activities that are brimming with unadulterated feelings and love.


Stanley Brezenoff, a career public servant in New York City since the 1970s, was deeply frustrated.
On Jan. 31, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Ben Carson, secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, struck a deal that subjected the New York City Housing Authority to federal oversight without any commitment of new federal funding.
"I think that it is not a good agreement for NYCHA and for the city," Brezenoff, the departing NYCHA chairman, said in an interview. Brezenoff, an ally of de Blasio who was hailed in April by the mayor as "one of the great public servants in the last generation," said he believed the deal was unfair.
It was bad for New Yorkers, he said, especially for the more than 400,000 who are living in dilapidated public housing riddled with problems, from leaks to heating issues and vermin. It let the federal government off the hook.
After decades of reducing funds for NYCHA, the federal government was now blaming mismanagement by New York City for the resulting deterioration of NYCHA properties, and taking no financial responsibility.
But Eric Phillips, the mayor's press secretary, said the threat of federal receivership was "very real," and it was not the time for brinkmanship.
"While the mayor respects Stan's opinion and thanks him for his unrivaled legacy of public service, you don't gamble or play a game of chicken when it's your job to prevent Donald Trump from becoming the landlord of 400,000 public housing residents," Phillips said.
A HUD spokesman did not respond to a message seeking comment.
The deal stops short of a full federal takeover of the city's housing authority, something de Blasio opposed. In the announcement with Carson, de Blasio called it "a strong path forward and a very tangible path forward." It includes the appointment of a powerful federal monitor — paid for by New York City — and a commitment from the city to spend an additional $2.2 billion over 10 years on repairs for its crumbling system of 175,000 public housing apartments. It also gives some authority to the federal housing secretary that is similar to a federal receiver, such as the ability to abrogate city contracts and go around Civil Service requirements.
"This is a receiver in everything but name," Brezenoff said.
Because he refused to sign the deal, the general manager of NYCHA, Vito Mustaciuolo, did so in his place. On Tuesday, City Hall announced that Brezenoff would be replaced as interim chairman of NYCHA by the middle of the month. The city's Sanitation Commissioner, Kathryn Garcia, was appointed to take over temporarily as officials hunt for a permanent leader.
When de Blasio named Brezenoff to lead the troubled public housing authority in April, he did so amid scandal over its failure to properly inspect for lead, and in the middle of a sprawling federal investigation.
Brezenoff, who by that point had already become the go-to Mr. Fix-It for de Blasio, took over weeks before the city and the authority moved to settle a case brought by the U.S. attorney, Geoffrey S. Berman, over dangerous conditions and endemic mismanagement at the authority.
Brezenoff, 81, said that he had felt some hope late last year after a federal judge rejected the terms of the initial deal between de Blasio and the U.S. attorney's office. The judge, William H. Pauley III, strongly suggested that the federal government should take over New York City public housing, even as he chastised federal officials for abdicating their legal responsibility to the residents of the nation's largest public housing system.
Brezenoff did not like the settlement but signed on because, he said, he had only recently arrived. When, several months later, he was presented with essentially the same deal — but one that gave even more powers to HUD — he said no.
"How is it possible for there to be this moralizing from the U.S. Attorney, as if NYCHA was a creature unto itself, not dependent on federal resources?" he said.
Experts on public housing have also placed the blame for NYCHA's troubles on a lack of federal investment. Nicholas Dagen Bloom, a professor at the New York Institute of Technology who studies the Housing Authority, said the agreement — and the performance goals it sets out for NYCHA — could only be met with more money from Washington.
Brezenoff said that after the rejection of the settlement, he argued for the Housing Authority to come up with its own plan. He wanted to resist pressure from Carson, who late last year threatened to declare the authority in "substantial default," which could lead to a takeover.
"Call their bluff," said Brezenoff — a longtime poker player — speaking of the federal government. "You say: 'You do it,'" he added, and without additional money from the city.
Brezenoff acknowledged that the decision was not his to make. He said that de Blasio "believes passionately" that there should be no federal takeover of any city responsibility.
"The mayor makes those calls, not me. I'm a soldier in that sense," he said. "But I get to choose whether I stay or not.


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Ostearius is a genus of dwarf spiders that was first described by J. E. Hull in 1911.

Species
 it contains two species:
Ostearius melanopygius (O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1880) (type) – South America. Introduced to Europe, Canary Is., Egypt, Turkey, South Africa, China and New Zealand
Ostearius muticus Gao, Gao & Zhu, 1994 – China

See also
 List of Linyphiidae species (I–P)

References

Araneomorphae genera
Cosmopolitan spiders
Linyphiidae

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Fourteen South Australian emerging visual artists were presented with $60,000 in awards at the 2018 Helpmann Academy Graduate Exhibition Opening Night, on Thursday 15 February.
Now in its 23rd year, the exhibition was officially opened by Leigh Robb, Curator of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of South Australia.
The exhibition features a group of 29 graduate artists, and over 100 works in a range of mediums. Exhibiting artists were chosen from the Helpmann Academy's visual arts partner institutions: Adelaide College of the Arts (TAFE SA / Flinders University) and the University of South Australia's School of Art, Architecture & Design.
Sera Waters, textile artist and UniSA PhD candidate, received The Hill Smith Gallery / University of South Australia Postgraduate Award ($10,000 cash). The award recognises the achievements of a Masters or PhD candidate.
Brianna Speight, UniSA graduate, received The Undergraduate Award for Excellence supported by Roger and Helen Salkeld ($7,500 cash). This award is new in 2018 and is the top undergraduate award recognising the winner as an artist with a promising future.
Yusuf Ali Hayat, UniSA graduate, received The City of Adelaide Award ($7,500 cash). This award is new in 2018 and is an acquisitive award that will enable the work of an emerging artist to be showcased through the City of Adelaide's Contemporary Acquisitions Collection.
eDuard Helmbold, UniSA graduate, received The City Rural Insurance / Helpmann Travel Award ($5,000 cash). This award provides the recipient the opportunity to travel, informing their practice with new ideas and experiences.
India Kenning, Adelaide College of the Arts (TAFE SA / Flinders University) graduate received The Minter Ellison Award ($5,000 cash). This award recognises an emerging female artist with outstanding creative potential.
Kate Little, UniSA graduate, received the Bluethumb Online Gallery Award ($5,000) cash. This award is new in 2018 and recognises artistic excellence and talent.
Molly Willson, UniSA graduate received The Raffen Award ($5,000 cash). An acquisitive award, the work becomes part of a significant private collection.
Khoa Edgecombe, UniSA graduate, received The Rob Lyons Award ($3000 cash). This award recognises artistic excellence and talent.
Joseph Haxan, UniSA graduate, received The Bluethumb Photography Award (valued at $5,000, including a $2,500 cash award). The award is new in 2018 and is presented to an artist working in photography. The award provides in-kind support, including being featured in the curated Bluethumb Photography online gallery, and an exhibition in Bluethumb's gallery space in Melbourne.
Simone Linder-Patton, Adelaide College of the Arts (TAFE SA / Flinders University) graduate, received The JamFactory Award (valued at $2,500, including a $500 cash award). This award is new in 2018 and is presented to an artist working in ceramics, glass, or jewellery. The award includes a mentorship with JamFactory Creative Directors of Product and Retail – Daniel To and Emma Aiston, plus the opportunity to have work on consignment in JamFactory's retail store for a 12-month period.
Kate Bohunnis, Adelaide College of the Arts (TAFE SA / Flinders University) graduate, received The David Hayden Professional Development Award ($1,000 cash). The award is for the purpose of purchasing materials to assist in furthering the winning artist's practice.
Arviegail Cahilig, UniSA graduate, received The Peter Walker / Helpmann Encouragement Award ($1,000 cash). The award goes to an artist who deserves particular encouragement to continue their practice.
Joy Stahl, Adelaide College of the Arts (TAFE SA / Flinders University graduate), was presented with The Royal South Australian Society of the Arts & Friends Award ($1,000 cash). Awarded to an artist who deserves particular encouragement to continue their practice.
Hannah Vorrath-Pajak, UniSA graduate, was presented with The SALA Award (valued at $1,000 including a $530 cash award). Provides premium registration for the 2018 SALA Festival. Awarded to an artist who will benefit from exhibiting their work at SALA.
Casey Deed, UniSA graduate, won The Helpmann Academy People's Choice Award ($500 cash). This award is voted by the public throughout the duration of the exhibition and is announced at the close of the exhibition.
The Awards judging panel included Amy Barrett-Lennard, Director, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (PICA), Hugo Michell, Director, Hugo Michell Gallery, and Leigh Robb, Curator of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of South Australia.
The Helpmann Academy acknowledges the incredible generosity of the 2018 Graduate Exhibition Award Partners and donors, who make these fantastic awards possible.
These awards were part of $112,000 worth of support awarded to visual artists by the Helpmann Academy this week.
On Wednesday night Yusuf Hayat and Tamara Baillie, both UniSA graduates, were announced as recipients of Helpmann Academy's British School at Rome Residency ($25,000 for each artist). In addition, Imogen Porteous, also a UniSA graduate, was announced as the winner of the Portia Valley Wine Label Competition, valued at $2,000.