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A Farewell to Football (by Mike DeVito)
A Farewell to Football (by Mike DeVito)
The Kansas City Chiefs are down a man as defensive lineman Mike DeVito announced his retirement abruptly. He was one of the unsung heroes in the past few years, taking pay cuts to stay in Kansas City, sacking QBs, and doing the dirty work to help the Chiefs win games.
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Mike DeVito, University of Maine.
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When disaster strikes, people look for explanations – why did this happen? How can we prevent it from happening again? Hurricane Sandy is no exception. In the aftermath of the storm news outlets have been examining these big questions, concluding that Sandy wasdirectly related to climate change and that we should indeed beworried about the future implications.
One question that keeps appearing throughout news stories and social media alike is particularly worth reflecting on: were we warned, and did we ignore these warnings? The New York Times says that, at least in the case of New York City, the answer is an absolute yes – we were warned, for nearly a decade.
So how can we heed the warnings now, and prevent another disaster? Planet Forward has a few ideas, starting with today’s new webisode. #THINKFWD team members Ethan Oser and Shivan Sarna take a look at the rising number of disasters, the costs associated with them and how we can change the way we think to prevent further damage.
Digging in to the Planet Forward archives we can look at how places like Thailand cope with floods, and how people in San Francisco andVietnam are working to deal with rising sea levels. There’s also the ways people are innovating new solutions, like the architects whodesigned a floating house. Finally, take a look back at our host Frank Sesno’s interview with renowned filmmaker Harry Shearer on the documentary “The Big Uneasy,” which he put together in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
With disasters on the rise and a mess on the East Coast to clean up, it’s time for solutions. Submit your ideas on how to move the planet forward, and how to deal with the very real, very human impacts of climate change.
"I feel much stronger. I dropped a couple of pounds and I'm trying to make sure I'm adding my stretching and a bunch of different things to take that next step," he said. "It's been working. I feel great."
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The Jet Report Dec 14 Rewind: Mike Devito returned to practice Wednesday as did Joe McKnight. Devito, who has missed the past two games, is an important run stopper for the Jets who can use the help in containing the dangerous shifty Eagles RB Lesean McCoy. McKnight, who hyperextended his elbow against the Redskins, will be a welcome sight on kickoffs. The Jets may also try to hit it big with him out of the wildcat. A formation that Rex Ryan has employed recently, as a change of pace as well as a chance to give speedy players like WR Jeremy Kerley and McKnight a few extra chances to break off long gains. Eagles QB Mike Vick was rusty last week (15-30 1 int) after a month away due to the beating he took early in the year to his ribs. Vick sat out practice on Wednesday but Coach Andy Reid said that he's felt worse than this before. Sounding as if the rest was a precautionary measure only. "He was a little tender from the game (but) not as bad as before. He was throwing the ball out there.”
“He’s an amazing player. I’m so glad we got him, especially where we did. I can’t imagine how he didn’t get drafted higher than he did. He’s a great player and a true professional.”
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Russell Simon the star of Simon Says on 89.5 FM WSOU, outside of New York City. Talks about the NFL lockout with Jets star Mike Devito. Mike is a great interview, offering a side of the NFL Lockout that most fans haven't heard yet.
