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  Posted in the topic Woman in Kaepernick hotel in the forum Supplements

  August 18, 2014 11:17 PM MDT

   

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  SANTA CLARA, Calif.New information surfaced Monday indicating the woman at the center of a Miami hotel incident involving 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick was taken to a hospital room by emergency responders after stripping naked and www.49ersofficialnflauthentic.com/authentic-brandon-thomas-jersey.html refusing to leave the room.The woman in the case had initially claimed she blacked out after partying at the Viceroy Luxury Hotel with Kaepernick and two other NFL players and didn't remember how she ended up in the hospital.The new report indicates the woman was taken there by emergency crews after a 911 call by one of the players when she refused to leave the room. on Wednesday, April 2nd following a 911 call.A Miami radio station is reporting the call was made by Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette.According to an incident report obtained by the station, Lockette called 911 and said a completely naked woman was on his friend's bed, refusing to leave.That friend may have been Kaepernick.According to a police report, Kaepernick, his 49er teammate Quinton Patton and Lockette were partying with the woman at the Viceroy.The new report said a crisis intervention team www.49ersofficialnflauthentic.com/authentic-marcus-martin-jersey.html was required to respond. The specialized first responders handle crisis calls involving people with mental illness including those with co occurring substance use disorders.

   

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  Posted in the topic Wide Receiver Bonanza in the forum Supplements

  August 18, 2014 11:17 PM MDT

   

  Wide Receiver Bonanza

  Running backs are seen Authentic Carlos Hyde Jersey as interchangeable, while top shelf wide receivers can be game changers, team changers, guys who wake up mundane offenses and make stars of mediocre quarterbacks.

  The good news is that this year's college crop of wide receivers is deep and able.

  There are also a lot of underclassmen, 19 to be exact. Don't look for a wide receiver to be drafted first, or even top five, because the quality is so deep. But, once the first one goes, there could be a run on them.

  Here are my top wide receivers for the 2014 NFL draft.

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  A gifted receiver with an enviable skill set, Watkins stands out as the best receiver in a deep and talented class. He is both very fast and very aggressive, and he seems to enjoy contact, often hitting defensive backs before they hit him.

  He's got above average size at 6 feet 1 and 211 pounds and excellent quickness: He ran a 4.43 second 40 yard dash at the NFL Combine.

  He's also polished: Watkins can step right in and run NFL routes right now, with great timing and precision.

  He had 240 career catches at Clemson for 3,391 yards and 27 touchdowns. Those stats, especially yardage and touchdown catches, would be higher if he had played for a team that liked to throw the ball downfield.

  Oddly, he has had no reported visits with NFL teams yet.

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  Everybody went to see Johnny Manziel at the Texas A pro day and came away talking about Mike Evans. Evans is a big fella at 6 5, 231 pounds that's almost tight end size but he runs routes and changes direction with a quickness that belies his size.

  Like Watkins, he likes contact, wearing his jersey tight to show off his bulk. Whether he can intimidate and manhandle pro defensive backs like he did in college remains to be seen.

  He has abnormally long arms, measured at 35 inches at the combine, so he can reach up and pluck those jumpballs away from cornerbacks and safeties.

  He sometimes has difficulty controlling his emotions, which might cause mild concern with teams. He visited the Eagles soon after they released DeSean Jackson.

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  Benjamin could be a sleeper. Here's a guy lucky enough to have the Heisman Trophy winner throwing to him and, oh yeah, lucky enough to play for the national champion.

  He's also a big unit, 6 5, 240 pounds, a bruiser who goes after the ball with gusto. The pros like the deep threat he poses, but Benjamin showed at FSU he can also catch the shorter, underneath routes and do some damage after the catch.

  Like Evans, it's hard to believe sometimes a guy of this size has as much quickness as he does. What he lacks in blazing speed 4.61 in the Authentic Jimmie Ward Jersey 40 he makes up for by utilizing his ability to get past defenders.

  The knock on him has been his hands and the fact his route running needs some work. He's had at least one private workout, with the Patriots.

  4. Marqise Lee, Southern California

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  Lee had an outstanding college career. He led the country with 118 receptions this past season and won www.49ersofficialnflauthentic.com/authentic-carlos-hyde-jersey.html the Biletnikoff award, annually given to the country's best receiver. He was also first team All American.

  Lee has obviously tremendous athletic ability, and he's an aggressive receiver who is stingy with the ball. He excels on both short and deep routes. He can also contribute as a return man.

  He only has average size at 6 feet and 192 pounds and average speed he ran a 4.52 in the 40 at the combine, but he has good "football speed," meaning he can explode and accelerate at the right time.

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  Posted in the topic Use NFL Game Pass in the forum Supplements

  August 18, 2014 11:16 PM MDT

   

  Use NFL Game Pass without VPN if someone shares cookie session ID

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  limit my search to /r/Seahawksuse the following search parameters to narrow your results:see the search faq for details. I have no way to test this out to make sure it works as I think it will, but its better than nothing. For now, it only works with Google Chrome because I want to watch the games and this is taking a lot of time away from me being able to watch the game. I not going to make screenshots for the same reason, after the games are over I probably make a more easy to use guide but for now this is what you get.

  You still need the extension I linked to in the submission.

  By the way, if you couldn tell, this ended up basically being a trial run and somewhat of a catastrophe. I had never tried this method before other than sharing the code with friends and it works perfect in that way, but I had no way to test out what all could go wrong with it without posting it here and finding out.

  The problem is that people are messing up the cookie sessions with signing into/out of their NFL accounts. I distributed the cookie to some people in private message today, and the ones that I distributed in private message worked the whole time, none of them were messed up by account issues. This shows you the potential of this method, but unfortunately it only takes one person to fuck up to mess it up for everyone else which is also a big weakness in this method.

  I originally tried to get this going so that it would become very easy for everyone to share and use the Game Pass, but today it turned into me barely watching any games while trying Authentic Mike Evans Jersey to sort out all of the issues that came up from this and distributing the cookie in PM.

  ryanzman kindly came in and offered new cookies and apparently had one of the publicly posted cookies last for a few hours which was far more luck than any of mine www.officialbuccaneersnflauthentic.com/authentic-akeem-spence-jersey.html had. If we can somehow manage to produce that kind of result next week, having them last for a few hours isn too bad. However I will not be re posting new ones every 10 minutes when someone messes them up, too time consuming and I don even get to watch the games.

  If someone wants to devise a way to weed Authentic Austin Seferian-Jenkins Jersey out the people who can follow directions and make it easy to send the cookie to those who can follow the directions, I likely be willing to contribute in some way next week.

  Well that is the difficulty in this method, getting the new cookie. After all, if you can get the cookie via any other method, then you don need this www.officialbuccaneersnflauthentic.com/authentic-mike-evans-jersey.html method, however if someone is kind enough to share the cookie then this method makes it much easier for everyone else.

  Anyone with a VPN or proxy or any other method of accessing the Game Pass can also post the cookie codes. As far as I know, there is no limit to the amount of people who can use the same cookie session ID and it lasts all day so once someone posts one code online, everyone can share the same code across any post all day long.

  As far as what the NFL can do about it, in the short term I think the only thing they would be able to do to stop it is to limit the amount of people using the same session ID (if that is technically possible on their part), or monitor the spread of the cookie codes online and immediately revoke its permissions on the server (seems way too tedious for them to mess with this). In the long term they could probably redo their site to stop some of this though I doubt they would do that anytime soon.

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  Posted in the topic The Sporting Body Themes in the forum Supplements

  August 18, 2014 11:16 PM MDT

   

  The Sporting Body Themes and Issues Stacking and Racial Integration

  Stacking and Authentic Aaron Murray Jersey Racial Integration.

  Racial integration involves the allocation of playing positions based on racial stereotypes, this is referred to as the process involves the placement of white and black players in positions in which they are stereotyped to be best suited in terms of attributed skills and ability (Eitzen and Tessendorf, 1978). Stacking is the position segregation by race or ethnicity in team sports (Margolis, Piliavin, 1999).

  A number of studies (Blalock, 1962; Grusky, 1963a; Loy McElvogue, 1970) have concluded that there was a disproportionate allocation of players to specific team www.chiefsnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-zach-fulton-jersey.html positions on the basis of their race or ethnicity.

  It has been found that majority and minority group members typically filled different positions in team sports, particularly American Football and Baseball (Brower, 1972; Edwards, 1973; Loy McElvogue, 1970; McPherson, 1976).

  Majority group players typically occupied positions considered as central, which involved most communication and interaction with others as well as control over others, decision making and leadership potential (Loy McElvogue, 1970; Blalock, 1962).

  Minority group members occupied those positions considered as peripheral, involving mainly athleticism and "instinct" (Loy McElvogue, 1970; Blalock, 1962). They were excluded from position with the greatest opportunity of determining the outcome of the competition (Margolis Piliavin, 1999). This has now taken the name of stacking.

  For example, the Quarterbacks, in American football are the leaders of the offensive team. Between 1983 1998, despite making up two thirds of the NFL's total population, African American's never made up more than 9% of the total number of quarterbacks in the league (Lapchick, 2001). This cannot be explained by the lack of available qualified candidates and so is most likely a consequence of the traditional highly euphemized, dominant ideas about race and stratification in American society. The outmoded system presented stereotypes about Black athleticism and mental ability as contradictory to the requirements for succeeding as quarterback (Buffington, D, 2005).

  This position requires aplayer to posses leadership, knowledge of the game and decision making under pressure, with the confidenceto callthe play in the huddle; skills that run counter to the dominant ideas about Black mentality at the Authentic Zach Fulton Jersey time (Buffington, D, 2005).

  Since white males were presented as harder workers (Murrell Curtis, 1994; Wonsek, 1992) superior leaders (Jackson, 1989) and more mentally astute than their Black counterparts (Hoose, 1989; Jackson, 1989) a virtual exclusion of African American quarterbacks transpired.

  Researchers have expanded their research past American sports, and looked at professional sports played in other countries, including; Canadian football, Australian rugby league, English football, basketball and rugby leagues, as well as cricket. It was later concluded that stacking within these sports has yet to be refuted (Margolis Piliavin,1999). (1962). Occupational discrimination: Some theoretical propositions. Social Problems, 9, 240 247. (1972). The racial basis of the division of labour among players in the National Football League as a function of stereotypes. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association. Portland, OR.

  Buffington, D. (2005). Contesting Race on Sundays: Making Meaning out of the Rise in the Number of Black Quarterbacks. Sociology of Sport Journal, 21, 19 37.

  Edwards, H. (1973). Sociology of Sport. Homewood, IL: Dorsey. (1989). Sociology of North American Sport. Duburque, 1A:wm. C. Brawn. (1989). Racial bias in womens collegiate volleyball. Journalof sport and social issues, 13, 46 51. and Tessendorf, I. 1978 segregation by position in sports: The special case of basketball. Review of Sport and Leisure 2 (June): 109 128.

  Forrest J. Berghorn and Norman R. Yetman, with William E. Hanna. Racial Participation and Integration in Men and Women Intercollegiate Basketball: Continuity and Change, 1958 1985. (1989). Necessities: Racial barriers in American Sport. New York: Random House. (1997). Race logic and 'being like Mike'. Representations of athletes in advertising, 1985 1994. Sociological Focus, 30, 345 355.

  Johnson, D. L., Hallinan, C. J. (1999). Picturing success: Photographs and stereotyping in men's collegiate basketball. Journal of Sport Behavior, 22, 45 54.

  Margolis, B., Piliavin, J. A. (1999). www.chiefsnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-aaron-murray-jersey.html "Stacking" in Major League Baseball: A Multivariate Analysis. Sociology of Sport Journal, 16, 16 34.

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  Posted in the topic Speed between the ears in the forum Supplements

  August 18, 2014 11:16 PM MDT

   

  Speed between the ears part 1

  They all must have drive and determination.

  Confidence comes with performance and nothing can happen without ability. Hand eye coordination is probably a common trait.

  Certainly many NASCAR drivers could not play professional baseball, basketball or football. But a few might have if they had tried. Young stick and ball guys grew up playing ball for countless hours while most race car drivers invested their youth in go karts, midgets and late model race cars.

  Many professional football Authentic Phillip Gaines Jersey players could not drive race cars because of size limitations. Imagine a 300 pound lineman squeezing into the tiny cockpit of a race car. Probably most football players would not want to race a car as that generally was not in their interest or experience.

  It sometimes said by some sports fans outside the millions of NASCAR fans, no doubt that NASCAR drivers aren athletes. Certainly comparing the superb physical characteristics of an NFL running back or giant lineman to the generally compact body of NASCAR stars brings out obvious differences. NFL players have superior physical characteristics. Yet it takes physical conditioning to endure a stressful high speed race for 500 miles, often four long hours at high constant temperatures. Losing a typical five to eight pounds of body weight during a NASCAR race is surely equivalent to weight loss on a typical football field, especially when considering the average temperatures of an NFL football game during fall and winter months are definitely lower than summer scorchers.

  The best way to know if many or any physical and mental traits are common to the NFL and NASCAR is to ask players and drivers. They are closest to the foot speed www.chiefsnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-dee-ford-jersey.html and track speed. Fans may fill the stands and surround TV screens to watch the popular events, but that still observation at a distance. Here we compare quotes from Tampa Bay Buccaneers and NASCAR drivers about the physical and mental abilities in professional sports and in NASCAR.

  One thing is likely. It takes a lot of speed between the ears to make it at the top levels in NFL or NASCAR. Neither sport allows for anyone to be slow to react.

  The combined weight of six NFL players quoted here is 1,640 pounds. That a load.

  The question: Some people say NASCAR drivers aren athletes. Do you think Authentic Dee Ford Jersey they are athletes?

  Earnest Graham [RB, No. 34, Buccaneers 5 9, 225 pounds]

  think definitely, man. I think it all the same. I think in the work place, anywhere. You have a goal and everybody has to commit to that goal. If everybody doesn you going to fall short of it. I think it the same in the household, in the family on the football field. I think it all the same everywhere. Williams [RB, No. 24, Buccaneers 5 11, 217 pounds]

  guys? Man, that fatal driving a car that fast. I couldn do it. They some type of athlete.

  The question: What similarities, if any, do you see in NFL players and NASCAR drivers?

  Jimmie Johnson [No. 48 Chevrolet]:

  "The pressure shows up, I assume, in very similar ways needing to perform and get the job done; communication through their practices and knowing their routes and plays and how to defend and how to find a hole and when to throw it and their timing of things. There are a lot of things that correlate. Their sport is much more athletic. They are colliding body to body and propelling themselves, where we're strapped in. There is certainly a physical aspect to what we do, but I'd say ours probably requires more thinking. We're every play. It's not just a few plays and then out and defense comes in and you wait your turn and you go again. So for the full four hours, we're engaged the whole time."

  the racecar, you have to be mentally tough, physically tough, emotionally tough. If any one of those three lets down, the other two are going to go right behind it. That mental toughness is just the same. It's 33 and a third across the board. They each have their own independent responsibilities or groupings. If one gets weak, it will take the other ones right down with it.

  The question: Some say NASCAR drivers aren athletes. Do you think they are and would you like to drive a car?

  Dre Moore [DT, No. 92, Buccaneers 6 4, 305 pounds]

  from Charlotte, NASCAR country. I definitely have a lot of respect for those guys. I definitely think it a sport as far as athleticism It more than talent to drive a car and be that focused at 200 miles an hour for hours on end. So absolutely, those guys are www.chiefsnflofficialauthentic.com/authentic-phillip-gaines-jersey.html definitely athletes.

  Jimmy Wilkerson [DE, No. 97, Buccaneers 6 2, 270 pounds]

  think they are athletes. To be in a car for 500 or so laps, that takes a lot of skill. I can only be in a car for a certain amount of hours, a couple of hours, and I ready to get out. It takes a lot of skill for them to do the shifting and wearing suits. You got to stay hydrated. If they don stay hydrated they could very well pass out. I know it hot in there. I take my hat off to those guys. Joseph [G, No. 75, Buccaneers 6 3, 313 pounds]

  is a sport. I think to be in a sport you have to have a certain skill. They have a heck of a skill. I couldn do it. I wouldn want to do it. You have to have a certain skill to be an athlete. It takes a certain skill to be a golfer, a certain skill to be a football player, to be basketball player or a job whatever it may be. It just takes different skills. Miller [DT, No. 93, Buccaneers 6 1, 310 pounds]