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Jets vs. Dolphins: Anatomy of a Rivalry – Gang Green Nation

Over the last two decades, the Jets biggest rival has been the New England Patriots. That is just how it works out when a team in your division goes on a historic run of success. It goes double when that teams coach was slated to be your coach prior to a last minute change of heart.

With the Patriots dynasty receding and normalcy returning, the Miami Dolphins seem primed to return as the Jets primary rival. If you became a Jets fan prior to 2001, there is a good chance the Dolphins are the team you hate most.

The Jets and Dolphins have been division rivals since Miami joined the American Football League in 1966. The rivalry grew so fierce that it was a factor in the Dolphins remaining in the AFC East during the leagues 2002 realignment even though it made little geographic sense. The realignment kept the Dolphins in a division with a bunch of Northeastern teams and away from in-state rival Jacksonville.

It was the right move, though. Jets-Dolphins is one of the leagues most underrated rivalries in my view.

There are numerous undercurrents.

Miami is a city with an inordinate number of people originally from New York. Dolphins fans have to deal with a ton of Jets fans in their own backyard. Meanwhile, the Dolphins success during the 1970s provided them with a national fanbase that has been passed down through generations even as the teams success has waned. There are plenty of Dolphins fans in the New York area. It is a virtual guarantee that when these teams play, the visiting team will have a lot of fans in attendance.

One moment that shaped the history of both franchises came during the 1983 NFL Draft when the Jets passed on University of Pittsburgh quarterback Dan Marino to select Ken OBrien out of UC Davis.

Marino went on to have a Hall of Fame career. OBrien wasnt a horrible pick. He had successful for the Jets, but he wasnt anywhere near Marinos caliber.

The teams have also shared notable personnel. Bill Parcells will never be known best for his work with the Jets or the Dolphins. Still, he coached and served as general manager for the Jets from 1997 through 1999. Around a decade later, he had a three year stint running Miamis front office.

As Jets general manager, he drafted Chad Pennington. He then brought Pennington to Miami in 2008 after the Jets traded for Brett Favre. Pennington led the Dolphins to a shocking 10-win improvement from the year before. Miami had gone 1-15 in 2007 but won the AFC East at 11-5 in 2008. The clincher was a victory over the Jets the final game of the regular season in Penningtons return to the Meadowlands.

Former Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum had a prominent role in Miamis front office from 2015 through 2018.

And of course the Jets hired Adam Gase in 2019 immediately after the Dolphins fired him as their head coach.

On the field, the rivalry has had several notable chapters. The Jets lost 14-0 to the Dolphins in the 1982 AFC Championship Game. The game was played on a muddy field as the Dolphins did not put a tarp on it prior during rain prior to kickoff. Controversy over how the field remained uncovered remains to this day. Many Jets fans blame Hall of Fame Dolphins head coach Don Shula for the conditions.

Marino and OBrien had one classic duel in 1986 in a 51-45 Jets overtime win. Marino threw for 448 yards and 6 touchdowns. OBrien outdid him, however, with 479 yards and 4 touchdowns, including a 43 yarder to Wesley Walker for the win in overtime.

The rivalry produced a pair of all-time regular season games in a six year span. With first place in the AFC East on the line in 1994, Marino led the Dolphins back from a 24-6 deficit to beat the Jets. On the decisive play, Marino faked a spike that froze the Jets defense.

Six years later, the Jets staged their own epic comeback. Trailing 30-7 in the fourth quarter, the Jets rallied to win 40-37 in overtime on a Monday night. The Jets amazingly tied the game on a touchdown catch by offensive lineman Jumbo Elliott on a tackle eligible play.

You dont need to be a Jets or a Dolphins fan to know about the Fake Spike Game or the Monday Night Miracle.

Maybe with both teams seemingly on the upswing, there will be more classics in the years ahead.

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Anatomy of a DIB Hack: Feds Share Methods, Mitigations – MeriTalk

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the National Security Agency (NSA) released anadvisorythis week detailing how multiple nation-state hacking groups potentially targeted a Defense Industrial Base (DIB) sector organizations enterprise network as part of a cyber espionage campaign.

The joint advisory explains that the hacking groups used the open-source toolkit, Impacket, to gain a foothold within the environment, and the data exfiltration tool, CovalentStealer, to steal the victims sensitive data.

CISA observed the attacks between November 2021 and January 2022. They did not identify the victim organization.

During incident response activities, CISA uncovered that likely multiple [advanced persistent threat (APT)] groups compromised the organizations network, and some APT actors had longterm access to the environment, the advisory reads.

Some APT actors reportedly gained initial access to the organizations Microsoft Exchange Server as early as midJanuary 2021. Later, they returned and used Command Shell to learn about the organizations environment and to collect sensitive data before implanting two Impacket tools.

In April 2021, APT actors used Impacket for network exploitation activities, the advisory reads. From late July through midOctober 2021, APT actors employed a custom exfiltration tool, CovalentStealer, to exfiltrate the remaining sensitive files.

The security agencies recommended that organizations monitor logs for connections from unusual virtual private networks, suspicious account use, anomalous and known malicious command-line usage, and unauthorized changes to user accounts.

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Greys Anatomy season 19 premiere: How to watch and where to stream – AL.com

Season 19 of Greys Anatomy is finally here and is set to premiere on ABC Thursday, Sept. 6 at 9/8c.

Those who want to watch the premiere live, but have already ditched regular cable, can still tune in with DirecTV Stream or FuboTV.

DirecTV Stream is one of the better alternatives to regular cable. Subscribers can stream live and on-demand for $64.99 a month with over 75 channels to choose from.

However, there are other packages with more viewing options.

Some popular channels included withDirecTV Streaminclude Fox, CBS, Showtime, NBC, ESPN, ABC, A&E, TLC, Food Network and more.

Meanwhile,FuboTVis a sports focused streaming service. It also offers over 100 other channels to choose from with shows likeSaturday Night Live,Yellowstone,The Voiceand more for $69.99 a month.

FuboTVoffers a free trial for first time users so you can watchfor free before committing to anything.

What is Greys Anatomy about?

The medical drama series focuses on a group of young doctors at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital, who began their careers at the facility as interns.

One of the young doctors and the shows namesake, Meredith Grey, is the daughter of a famous surgeon.

Grey struggles to maintain relationships with her colleagues, particularly the hospitals one-time chief of surgery, Richard Webber, due to a pre-existing relationship between them - Webber and Merediths mother had a personal relationship when Meredith was young.

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Adelaide Kane: 5 Things To Know About The Reign Star Who Plays Jules In Greys Anatomy Season 19 – HollywoodLife

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Greys Anatomy is welcoming a new generation of doctors. The season 19 premiere will introduce us to the new interns, one of whom is played by Adelaide Kane. Get ready to fall for another set of incredible characters.

So, who is Adelaide Kane? The 32-year-old has appeared in several hit shows. From her personal life to details about her Greys Anatomy character, HollywoodLife has everything you need to know about Adelaide.

Adelaide stars as Dr. Jules Millin, one of the new first-year surgical residents. According toTVLine, Jules was raised by drug-addled artist/hippies and somehow emerged as the only real grown-up in the family. Because she always had to take care of herself and her parents, Jules can be a little bossy but her heart is always in the right place. Shes not afraid to break the rules to save a life, and sometimes it gets her in trouble.

After her casting was announced, Adelaide, posted on Instagram: Im not a doctor, but I play one on TV! So hyped to be a part of such a historic series!!! Cant wait to be covered in fake blood and bodily fluids on a daily basis. tysm! Adelaide teased that Jules can be bossy and a little impulsive, but shes very kind-hearted.

Jake Borelli, who plays the lovable Levi Schmitt, told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY in August 2022, I mean, the great thing aboutGreys, and I think one of the big contributors to its longevity, is the fact that it reinvents itself every few years, even every year. With these new interns, everything can be turned on its head. Its going to be a very, very interesting season for sure.

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Adelaide grew up in Perth, Australia. When she was cast in the role of Lolly Allen in Neighbours, Adelaide moved with her mother to Melbourne. She also lived in New Zealand while filming Power Rangers RPM and later moved to Los Angeles when she was 19.

Adelaide came out as bisexual in a 2021 TikTok video. Me super nervous to come out publicly as bisexual to the people in my life & social media, she wrote. The actress revealed in April 2021 that she was dating Dutch model Marthe Woertman.

The actress opened up in 2016 about her battle with anxiety. I suffer from chronic anxiety and believe we should all be able to talk about mental health openly and honestly, she tweeted. Two years later, Adelaide told E! Online, I suffer from anxiety, and its difficult for me sometimes. And thats really important and people kind of underrate mental health, or theres a stigma attached to it. I think thats wrong.

Adelaide was cast as Cora Hale in the hit MTV show Teen Wolf in 2013. Following her Teen Wolf stint, Adelaide was cast as Mary, Queen of Scots in the CW series Reign. The show ran for 4 seasons. Shes also had notable roles in Once Upon A Time, SEAL Team, and This Is Us.

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How Kevin OConnell Beats Defenses – Anatomy of Drives Part 1 – Daily Norseman

Ive selected a handful of plays from Kevin OConnells 15-play opening drive against the Saints to analyze and break down his ability as a play caller. OConnell utilized a variety of looks and personnel to manufacture favorable matchups for the Minnesota Vikings and toy with the Saints defense.

Starting with the opening play, a quick bubble screen to Justin Jefferson that gained 10 yards. The Vikings come out in 11 personnel Singleback (1 Back 1 TE) with a tight bunch to the left that turns into a stack after motioning the Z receiver, Thielen, across the formation. Defensively, the Saints are in a 2-high look that will likely play out as 2-man given Dennis Allens tendencies. The stack alignment gets Marshon Lattimore to play 8x1 off coverage (8 yards off the receiver, 1-yard outside leverage) against Justin Jefferson. Beyond getting your best player the ball in space, this play forces the Saints hand into playing less off-coverage later in the game.

Still in 11 personnel, the Vikings come out in gun empty with Jefferson, Thielen, and Osborn in a bunch and Irv and Dalvin stacked. On top of the bunch and stack alignments, the Vikings also incorporate switch releases on both sides of the formation, making it even harder for defenders to play man. The Vikings create green grass for Irv Smiths short crosser with a horizontal-stretch route combination from the bunch to clear out the defenders. Smith catches the ball with Tyrann Mathieu a good 5 yards behind him and converts a crucial 3rd and long.

OConnell gets into a variation of Sail-Basic, a staple concept of the 2021 Rams, but with the sail route run by Jefferson as the back. This leads to Saints Linebacker Pete Werner having to cover Justin Jefferson one on one with a two-way go, which goes about as well as you would expect. On the backside of the concept, Adam Thielens basic route against outside leverage off coverage is open as well. Looking further into Jeffersons motion he starts as the X on the strong side of the formation split wide, eliciting press coverage from Lattimore. When he gets motioned, Lattimore bumps off the line of scrimmage to play off and outside against the stacked alignment. The tighter, more condensed formation makes every aspect of this play work better, it gives Irv Smith time and space to win outside, more room for Justin underneath, and opens a greater window for Adam Thielen.

Using the same empty, bunch + stack formation seen earlier on the drive, OConnell exploits a matchup with Dalvin Cook and a linebacker in the passing game. This time the Vikings set up a rub play for Cook that involves Thielen and Osborn picking the underneath defenders and Justin Jefferson running a corner to create a late-developing hi-lo. Lattimore can stick with Jefferson, but that doesnt matter as Werner cant stick with Dalvin through the garbage. From Werners perspective, he must chase Dalvin across the entire field while avoiding the rub. Another example of getting a playmaker the ball in a favorable position with green grass in front of him.

After a penalty pushes them off the goal line, Kevin OConnell responds with an Alexander Mattison touchdown off a screen. The Vikings come out in true empty against an off-man coverage look across the board with Mattison split out to the left sideline. The Saints are playing 3 defenders over 2 receivers to the left and 4 defenders over 3 receivers to the right with a sizable cushion, which gives the Vikings favorable numbers to run the screen. While the execution of this play deserves more praise than the call itself, OConnells decision to use another screen to punish off-coverage and put Mattison in a favorable position to succeed behind 4 blockers is worthy of being included.

A common theme throughout most of these 5 plays is man coverage, which the Vikings beat in numerous ways such as rubs and stacked/bunched alignments. This opening drive, namely that success against man coverage, had residual effects throughout the game in how the Saints responded defensively and what that opened up offensively. In the future, Ill do a breakdown more focused on the sequencing of drives and how plays tie into each other, but understanding why individual plays succeed is equally as important.

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"It is hell getting here and not acclimating" – ‘Anatomy of a Fighter’ creator Will Harris warns Charles Oliveira and UFC 280 fighters about…

'Anatomy of a Fighter' creator Will Harris warns Charles Oliveira and others about Fight Island humidity

Filmmaker Will Harris called for Charles Oliveira and other fighters competing at UFC 280 to reach Abu Dhabi early in order to acclimatize themselves to the conditions there.

Islam Makhachev recently posted a tweet expressing concerns over 'do Bronx' not being in Abu Dhabi when there are only two weeks left for the UFC 280 card.

Harris responded to the Dagestani's tweet, saying fighters need to reach the location early as it takes time to adjust to the new surroundings in Abu Dhabi.

The 'Anatomy of a Fighter' creator named Justin Gaethje and Kamaru Usman among those who faced difficulty preparing for their fights as they reached 'Fight Island' a little too late.

Usman competed in Abu Dhabi in July 2020 when he took on Jorge Masvidal for the welterweight title. 'The Nigerian Nightmare' used his grappling prowess to cruise to a comfortable decision victory. The three judges scored the fight 50-45, 50-45, and 49-46 in favor of Usman.

Justin Gaethje fought Khabib Nurmagomedov for the lightweight title in Abu Dhabi. The fight took place in October 2020 at UFC 254. 'The Highlight' appeared fatigued after the first round and lost via submission in the second.

Makhachev's tweet about having doubts surrounding Charles Oliveira's appearance at UFC 280 has evoked reactions from several MMA fighters.

Current featherweight king Alexander Volkanovski told the Dagestani not to worry as he would be there to step in as a short-notice replacement. On multiple occasions, 'The Great' has expressed interest in acting as the backup fighter for the UFC 280 main event.

Mateusz Gamrot sent a similar message to the Dagestani, saying he would be in Abu Dhabi in two days.

Gamrot is scheduled to compete on the same card as Makhachev. 'The Gamer' will take on Beneil Dariush in a crucial lightweight scrap. The winner of that encounter could possibly be next in line for a title shot. Charles Oliveira himself also appeared to have fired back at Islam Makhachev by posting a picture on his Instagram account. The English translation of the post's caption reads:

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The 2022 Lifetime Christmas Movies Schedule Is Finally Here – Scary Mommy

Break out your coziest Christmas sweater and pour yourself a big cup of hot cocoa or mulled cider, because Lifetime's 2022 Christmas movie schedule has arrived. This year's "It's a Wonderful Lifetime" lineup is stacked with stars, including a mini-Grey's Anatomy reunion between Sarah Drew and Justin Bruening in the delightfully titled Reindeer Games Homecoming. Add in movies starring Jane Seymour, Mario Lopez, Jodie Sweetin, and Pattie LaBelle, and the holidays are already sounding very merry indeed.

All total, this year's lineup includes 26 new holiday features, with the festivities kicking off on Nov. 5 with Merry Swissmas starring perennial Lifetime holiday movie favorite and Full House star Jodie Sweetin alongside Schitt's Creek's Tim Rozon. From there, the holidays are officially in full swing with movies featuring festive baking competitions, small-town love stories, and Christmas festivals galore.

Read on for a complete list of new Christmas movies coming to Lifetime in 2022, including our picks for the top must-see holiday flicks coming your way this season.

1. Merry Swissmas Nov. 5

When an overworked architect named Alex (Sweetin) heads to Switzerland to spend the holidays with her family at her moms new inn, she finds herself face-to-face with her ex-best friend and ex-boyfriend (who are now a couple). However, things start looking up when she meets the handsome single dad/manager(Rozon) who runs the inn for her mother.

2. Reindeer Games Homecoming Nov. 12

Greys Anatomy alums Drew and Bruening star as competitive former classmates in this movie about an unusual small-town tradition known as the Reindeer Games. Every year, Drews character MacKenzie Graves teams up with her late fathers friends to take home the Kris Kringle Cup. But this year, she has major competition in the form of her high school crush/fading Hollywood star Chase Weston (Bruening).

3. A New Orleans Noel Dec. 3

The great Patti LaBelle is "New Orleans praline icon" Loretta Brown in A New Orleans Noel. When Loretta hires two architects with very different styles to work on her home during Christmas, she inadvertently sets them on the path toward true love.

4. Steppin into the Holidays Nov. 25

Starring Lopez, Jana Kramer, Cheri Oteri, and Courtney Lopez, Steppin into the Holidays has it all: a big-shot star returning to his small-town roots, a dance fundraiser, and a romantic love story. At the heart of this festive film is Lopez as former Broadway star Billy Holiday, who finds a renewed sense of purpose when he comes home to produce his nephews Christmas Eve show.

5. A Christmas Spark Nov. 27

Attention Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman fans: Seymour and Joe Lando are reuniting for a holiday movie thats sure to leave you feeling all of the nostalgia. Seymour plays the recently widowed Molly, who visits her daughter on Christmas and discovers she might be ready to fall in love again after all.

6. A Christmas to Treasure Dec. 16

The death of their beloved neighbor Ms. Marley leads estranged friends to reunite for a holiday treasure hunt in their hometown. Along the way, former best friends Austin Craig (Taylor Frey) and Everett Matthews (Kyle Dean Massey) realize theres been more than friendship between them for quite some time.

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Biochemistry and Cell Biology Graduate Program | Department of BioSciences | Wiess School of Natural Sciences | Rice University Skip to main content BIOSCIENCES > Biochemistry and Cell Biology Graduate Program Biochemistry and Cell Biology Graduate Program

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The Biochemistry & Cell Biology graduate program faculty members are committed to training and mentoring graduate students to reach their full potential as scientists. We seek to facilitate students progression towards fulfilling and exciting careers in academia, industry, or government, and to develop their skills as future leaders in science and society.

Our program builds a strong foundation in modern biochemistry and cell biology, while developing critical thought and independence to ensure competitive preparation for a future research career. Formal course work is developed through consultation between the student and an advisory committee of faculty members.Faculty have research expertise in diverse areas including biochemistry, biophysics and structural biology, cancer biology, cell and developmental biology, computational biology, genetics, microbiology, neurobiology, plant biology, signal transduction, and synthetic and systems biology. Entering students conduct three research rotations before selecting a thesis advisor in the second semester.

The Rice Biochemistry & Cell Biology graduate program is designed for students who wish to pursue the Ph.D. degree. The program admits students for fall matriculation only. The most current version of the BCB Graduate Program Handbook (pdf) provides a detailed description of the graduate program, including all degree requirements and program expectations. For general university requirements, view the Rice University General Announcements.

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Is the Spatial Revolution the Future of Single-Cell Biology? – Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News

Broadcast Date:October 19, 2022Time:8:00 am PT, 11:00 am ET, 17:00 CET

Spatial biology has all the hallmarks of the next omics revolution. Although the concept of studying cells within the context of their location in tissues has been around for decades, the recent emergence of new technologies is ushering the field into a new era.

In this episode of GEN Live, well talk to two experts,Dr. Chris MasonandDr. Jasmine Plummer, about where spatial biology is now and where it might be heading. Its early days, but the potential is vast. Well discuss how understanding cellular organization at the single-cell level might be the next big wave.

A live Q&A session will follow the presentation, offering you a chance to pose questions to our expert panelists.

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