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I hate adware and bloatware.  I hate that companies, including the one I work for, insist on loading it.

There are some decent apps that you can run that will go through and disable/remove most of it.  

I hate adware and bloatware.  I hate that companies, including the one I work for, insist on loading it.

There are some decent apps that you can run that will go through and disable/remove most of it. 

it's all about the $$$

Yep. No need for two.

Why number 137 is one of the greatest mysteries in physics - Big Think

I read a biography of Dirac the other week and this came up, he was really fascinated by it.

Hmmmm .... my earliest recollection is with David Greene, but I imagine it was a think before the Dawgs discovered it.  I wonder if some QB accidentally threw a fade and the WR caught it, but it was a broken play in effect, at some point.

It seems like a low percentage pass to me.

The other one is the "back shoulder" which I considered a fairly high percentage play counting PI as part of the success.  Very tough to defend I think.  Then there are wheel routes.

I don't know when or who popularized these things, maybe some coach had them in 1937.

It's not one of the 9 basic routes on the route tree here.....

https://www.thephinsider.com/2016/6/20/11975890/football-101-wide-receiver-route-tree

This one shows the "fade" as the fly

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2016841-nfl-101-breaking-down-the-basics-of-the-route-tree

It's not one of the 9 basic routes on the route tree here.....

https://www.thephinsider.com/2016/6/20/11975890/football-101-wide-receiver-route-tree

This one shows the "fade" as the fly

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2016841-nfl-101-breaking-down-the-basics-of-the-route-tree

Yeah, that's definitely not the traditional fade route.  
In my game, I'm not sure everyone knows what a "dig" route is, so I type it out as "deep in." 
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A fade where you aren't expecting the ball to be thrown at you, but at an area you create between you, the defender, and the sideline is what I'm talking about.  You stutter-step off the line, then get width to the outside of the corner, and then go upfield, expecting the ball in that area, usually a rainbow-type throw that should land right along the sideline.