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ATLANTA FALCONS DT Rod Coleman's effect on the pass rush is staggering. He consistently beats double-team protections and also gives Es Patrick Kerney and Brady Smith easier paths to the […]

The adjustable frequency drive market is seeing a growing demand for programming capabilities, once found only in discrete components such as PLCs, to be built into the drives themselves. Many [...]

The author reflects on the move of U.S. President Barack Obama to send Ambassador Thomas Shannon to Venezuela for a high-level talk and offer President Nicolás Maduro a diplomacy victory of his regime.

The article focuses on the call of the members of the U.S. House of Representative to reject the nomination of Loretta Lynch to serve as Attorney General.

A personal narrative is presented about a teacher's relationship with an at-risk student whose home-life was dysfunctional, focusing on the student's resilience and positive attitude.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to the articles published in previous issues, including "Flash Ad Perhaps Reveals Too Much" in the September 2007 issue, "Iso" in the September issue and "Lacrosse Classroom."

The article presents information related to the football team New Orleans Saints. The strength of this team is in the lines, just like the 2000 division title winner. The defensive line boasts the best trio of ends in the league-Darren Howard, Charles Grant and Will Smith-though it lacks a dominant run stuffer. Coach Jim Haslett has assembled an impressive staff. Aaron Brooks has not progressed as a fantasy option. In fact, he has regressed.

This article focuses on the football team New Orleans Saints. Donte Stallworth finally is realizing his potential. He has reclaimed his starting spot and is emerging as a reliable big-play option opposite Joe Horn. Backup Aaron Stecker is a reliable all-around player who makes plays when given the opportunity. The Saints might have to make a roster move to find playing time. Second-year Zachary Hilton is a good athlete with excellent size and hands. His height hurts his ability to get leverage at the point of attack.

This article focuses on the football team New Orleans Saints. RB Deuce McAllister is an elite back, and QB Aaron Brooks is developing. If rookie Cie Grant can wrest a starting spot from LB Orlando Ruff next season, the Saints' line-hackers will he among the NFL's fastest. CBs Ashley Ambrose and Fred Thomas are reliable, but neither is a shutdown defender. On special teams, the Saints must find more ways to spring KR/PR Michael Lewis. Veteran C Jerry Fontenot had a solid season, but the club is ready to replace him with KG LeCharles Bentley and promote Montras Holland to starting guard.

This article presents information on football player Aaron Brooks. The questions about Brooks have little to do with physical skills. His combination of size, speed, arm strength and mobility is exceptional. Brooks gives defenses fits with his whip of a right arm and elusiveness. His 79.4 career passer rating is higher than 1999 draft classmates Tim Couch and Donovan McNabb, but he's prone to wild swings in performance. Many are predicting a breakout year for Brooks.

Presents information on the football team New Orleans Saints as of April 2003.

Presents information related to the football team New Orleans Saints as of March 03, 2003.

Presents information related to the National Football League football team New Orleans Saints. Defense related plans of the team.

Analyzes weaknesses and strengths of football team New Orleans Saints of the U.S. Identification of loopholes in team defense; Possibility of center back Dale Carter's return; Emergence of defensive tackle Grady Jackson in an interior defense position; Rise of quarter back Aaron Brooks in the team; Disappointment of team over the performance of line backer Sedrick Hodge.

Provides updates on the National Football League team New Orleans Saints as of December 31, 2001. Slowdown in the game of running back Ricky Williams; Failure of Chris Naeole to live up to the expectations after being picked 10th overall in the 1997 draft; Design of protection schemes toward stopping the pass rush of linebacker Charlie Clemons.

Presents updates related to the New Orleans Saints football team as of July 2, 2001.

Evaluates the victory of football team New Orleans Saints against the Denver Broncos in December 2000.

Features several electronic products. Simodrive Posmo distributed drive series from Siemens Energy & Automation Inc.; PFix M4288 series variable frequency drive controller from TTI Inc.; Blue Fusion automation controllers from Control Technology Corp.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in previous issues including "Doug, the Bounty Hunter" in the May 2008 issue, another on the Growth Planner published in the December/January 2008 issue.

Cites the Danfoss Voltage Vector Control (VVC) system, a microprocessor-based variable speed controller for calculating real-time pulse widths. Features; Advantages.

Provides updates on teams in the National Football Conference South of the National Football League as of July 2002. Athletic ability of Atlanta's rookie quarterback Kurt Kittner; Confidence of Carolina coaches in full safety Deon Grant; Analysis of the receivers of New Orleans.

Provides updates on the teams in the National Football Conference of the National Football League as of May 2002. Importance of full safety Mike Logan to Pittsburgh's defense; Concern about the running back position of the San Diego Chargers; Key to the ability of running back Eddie George of Tennessee to bounce back from a poor 2001 performance.

Presents information on various football teams in the U.S. according to reports of National Football Conference as of April 14, 2003. Factors which are a cause of concern for Arizona Cardinals team; Agents who have joined Atlanta Falcons team; Players who are expected to perform well for Detroit Lions team.

Focuses on football teams of the U.S. National Football League as of March 24, 2003.