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Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Tuesday, 29 January 2008
Bacon And Eggz
Posted by Emily Listiane john
00:56, under Food | No comments
"Welcome to the internet ! behold my breakfast tats .... and be amazed"(Hat tip to Ange...
Modern Primitive
Posted by Emily Listiane john
00:50, under Face | No comments
Believe it or not but I found this tat on Wikipedia, it can proudly serve as an epitomy for horrible BM in gener...
Monday, 28 January 2008
Popcorn
Posted by Emily Listiane john
00:42, under Food | No comments
Tattooing a food item around your armpit area is never a good idea ....&nb...
Sunday, 27 January 2008
Randomness At Its Best
Posted by Emily Listiane john
00:30, under Face | No comments
Meet this guy ...I can see how this happened, he started with some tribal swirling thingy, and noticed that he gets attention "nice tat ! (douchbag)" . So he thought "Hmm, they seem to like me... maybe I will tat rest of my face with some random shit .... and heey ... maybe one day I will get laid" . (Thank you very much for the conttribution Angela...
Saturday, 26 January 2008
Constraint Theory of Offense
Posted by Emily Listiane john
13:22, under football techniques,game theory,gameplanning,spread,theory | No comments
A common question is: what kind of offense do you run? Often someone – both fans and coaches – respond and say: I run a system with bubble screens, play action passes, screens, and draws. This person – coach or not – would be completely wrong. These kinds of plays are not your offense; your offense consists of the zone-read, the dropback passes, or your base runs and passes. Those other plays are sort-of conditions precedent to your offense; they...
Constraint Theory of Offense
Posted by Emily Listiane john
13:22, under football techniques,game theory,gameplanning,spread,theory | No comments
A common question is: what kind of offense do you run? Often someone – both fans and coaches – respond and say: I run a system with bubble screens, play action passes, screens, and draws. This person – coach or not – would be completely wrong. These kinds of plays are not your offense; your offense consists of the zone-read, the dropback passes, or your base runs and passes. Those other plays are sort-of conditions precedent to your offense; they...
Friday, 25 January 2008
Mugshot Tattoo Compilation
Posted by Emily Listiane john
01:02, under Face | No comments
As seen on eBaum'sWo...
Zombie Marilyn
Posted by Emily Listiane john
00:20, under Celebrities | No comments
It looks more like a Britney, but the guy says it's Marilyn, who am I to argue ...
Wednesday, 9 January 2008
The Divide Route in the Multiple Smash Concept
Posted by Emily Listiane john
16:39, under blitz,divide route,mike martz,mouse davis,passing,passing concepts,play selection,reads,run and shoot,smash,strategy | No comments
The "smash concept" is extremely popular for a reason: It's a great route. And it is simple to teach. The concept is designed to defeat Cover Two in its many forms. As Cover Two has evolved (Tampa 2, "Tough Two" with the corners retreating to ten yards and jumping routes, and Cover Two-Man), the Smash has become more and more popular.A word here about verbiage. I refer here to the "Smash concept" or the "Smash route." Both refer to a two-man combination...
The Divide Route in the Multiple Smash Concept
Posted by Emily Listiane john
16:39, under blitz,divide route,mike martz,mouse davis,passing,passing concepts,play selection,reads,run and shoot,smash,strategy | No comments
The "smash concept" is extremely popular for a reason: It's a great route. And it is simple to teach. The concept is designed to defeat Cover Two in its many forms. As Cover Two has evolved (Tampa 2, "Tough Two" with the corners retreating to ten yards and jumping routes, and Cover Two-Man), the Smash has become more and more popular.A word here about verbiage. I refer here to the "Smash concept" or the "Smash route." Both refer to a two-man combination...
