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Привороты на любовь парня - виды приворотов на любовь парня

2011-12-03 02:14:43 (читать в оригинале)

Любовь – это великое чувство, которое даровано человечеству. Каждый из нас хоть раз в жизни испытывал его. Без любви жизнь кажется немыслимой и даже бессмысленной.

 

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Быстрые привороты на любовь

2011-12-03 02:14:43 (читать в оригинале)

Современный ритм жизни с каждым днем набирает обороты. Все куда-то бегут, спешат, стремятся достичь своей цели как можно быстрее, и желательно, не прилагая к этому особых усилий.

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Налоговый кодекс

2011-12-02 11:16:23 (читать в оригинале)

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Seahawks' big-play prospects vs. Bears

2011-12-02 11:12:39 (читать в оригинале)

Packers-Falcons
Seahawks-BearsHasselbeck, 35, completed 4 of 6 passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns against the Saints on throws traveling at least 15 yards downfield. This was his best deep-passing performance of the season, according to ESPN Stats Information. The Bears, however, allowed only nine pass plays of 30-plus yards this season, one off the NFL lead (Indianapolis) and less than half the average for other teams.

One challenge for Hasselbeck, it appears, is keeping a good thing going against a tougher defense and amid less favorable conditions. For thoughts on his prospects, I checked in with the person best positioned to provide answers. ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer played with Hasselbeck in Seattle and helped teach him the intricacies of a defensive scheme that Bears coach Lovie Smith mastered while working under Tony Dungy in Tampa Bay -- where Dilfer was quarterback at the time.

"The X factor is this: Matthew understands Tampa 2, 3 Sky, fire-zone Bear defense as good as anybody," Dilfer said. "I dont know if there is a quarterback who could better coach up what the Bears do than Matt."

In an upset of sorts, Hasselbeck fared well on longer passes when Seattle beat the Bears at Soldier Field in Week 6. He completed 4 of 7 passes for 85 yards, one touchdown and a 139.9 rating on throws traveling at least 15 yards past the line of scrimmage. One of those went to Deon Butler, since placed on injured reserve, for a 22-yard touchdown. Chicago held the rest of the league to 29.8 percent completions and a 41.2 rating on these throws.

Early in the New Orleans game, the Seahawks showed an ability to drive for a touchdown without relying on big plays. They went 57 yards in six plays, none longer than the 11-yard scoring pass Hasselbeck threw to tight end John Carlson following a well-executed play-action fake. Working on a short field helped.

"Every other scoring drive had some kind of big-play element to it," Dilfer said, "and the Bears only gave up nine plays over 30 yards in the passing game. They refuse to give up big plays."

Hasselbeck credited Seattle's offensive staff, notably coordinator Jeremy Bates and quarterbacks coach Jedd Fisch, for finding ways to exploit the Saints' gambling defense. His own experience against Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, this season and over the years, also came into play.

The Saints sent six or more pass-rushers more frequently than any team in the league this season, according to ESPN Stats Information. That played into Hasselbeck's strength. Counting playoffs, Hasselbeck has completed 24 of 38 passes for 378 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions against six or more rushers this season. Two of those three scoring passes came at the Saints' expense.

[+] EnlargeAP Photo/Nam Y. HuhRod Marinelli's defense has allowed only nine pass plays of 30-plus yards this season.The Bears take a different approach. They sent six or more rushers 2.8 times per game this season. Converting big plays becomes tougher, even for an experienced quarterback, with more players dropping into coverage.

While Hasselbeck connected on downfield throws against Chicago last time, Seattle averaged only 9.7 yards per reception in that game. The Seahawks' longest pass covered only 24 yards. The team wasn't overly reliant on the long ball, in other words. Receiver Mike Williams caught 10 passes for 123 yards, and the running game produced just enough to sustain a few drives.

That was enough to win while Seattle's defense was holding the Bears' offense to no third-down conversions and 13 points (Chicago also scored on special teams). Winning without the big play could be tougher this time.

"Seattle really has to somehow scheme it," Dilfer said. "Look at the touchdown pass Charlie Whitehurst threw against the Rams (in Week 17), the big plays they generated against the Saints. To me, it almost seems like they fired their gun, they have unloaded their chamber. Bates has to steal some (big) plays against the Bears."

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Bears and Hawks: Cutler's role

2011-12-02 10:43:15 (читать в оригинале)

MorRavens-Steelers
Packers-Falcons
Seahawks-Bears"I'm probably not the first quarterback that hasn't been to the playoffs in the first five years," Cutler said Wednesday, "and I probably won't be the last. We're in a good situation now. We've just got to take advantage of it."

In his weekly news conference at Halas Hall, Cutler fielded a number of questions about his personality, his relationship with the media and the public's perception of him. To me, those issues are relevant only to the extent that they can be used to project his performance on the field, and I'm dubious at best about the connection.

The bottom line is how Cutler will respond to what football people call "adversity downs." (And I wouldn't say that facing any group of reporters would provide an adequate gauge.) No matter how Sunday's game flows, there is bound to be a third-and-long at some point. A primary receiver will slip coming out of his break. A blitzer will at some point come free. (The Seahawks sacked him six times in their Week 5 victory at Soldier Field, blitzing at least one defensive back on a third of their dropbacks.)

Will Cutler avoid a game-changing play at those fulcrum points? The Bears have to hope so. They would love to have a three-touchdown game Sunday, but as bad as it sounds, the only thing they really need from Cutler is a (big) mistake-free game.Share