Not a Fan here but if you can't see that she is among the greatest Showpeople Ever and the Largest Talent to Grace a Stage on this place
you're not looking closely enuff and/or don't understand how Low The Bar was.
Madonna came and raised it.
Gaga has taken this higher. Very very few could do this at this Level plus
how many Artists in the whole History of The World have Advanced Humanity via a Message?
as she did in this song below
You are living amidst Clara Peeters reborn
revenge is sweet
that + domination
conquer?
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Digging into the questionable officiating calls in Super Bowl LI between the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons:
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The verdict: Generally we prefer officials to let them play in the Super Bowl, but a late hit out of bounds doesn't fall in that category. Grade: D
[h=2]Second Quarter[/h]Call No. 2: The Falcons received a second chance to kick an extra point after Matt Ryan's 19-yard touchdown pass to tight end Austin Hooper. Patriots linebacker Shea McClellin, who was trying to time his leap to block the kick, was penalized for an illegal formation. McClellin was ruled to have been lined up over long-snapper Josh Harris on the line of scrimmage at the snap. But replays revealed that McClellin actually was in between the long-snapper and guard Chris Chester. Place-kicker Matt Bryant aborted the kick. NFL rules call for an illegal formation penalty if the player is not fully outside of the long-snapper's shoulders. Patriots coach Bill Belichick was livid, and actually showed the officiating crew photographs of the play shortly afterwards.
The verdict: The penalty shouldn't have been called, and the Falcons shouldn't have gotten a second chance to kick. Grade: F
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Digging into the questionable officiating calls in Super Bowl LI between the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons:
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[h=2]Fast and physical Falcons defense dominating Patriots[/h]The Falcons sprinted out to a big lead halfway through Super Bowl LI, behind a stifling defense that has limited the Patriots to just a field goal.
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[h=2]Patriots chasing big deficit after scoreless first quarter against Falcons[/h]The Patriots got off to a slow start and then found themselves in trouble after a scoreless first quarter as the Falcons jumped out to a 21-0 lead.
The verdict: Generally we prefer officials to let them play in the Super Bowl, but a late hit out of bounds doesn't fall in that category. Grade: D
[h=2]Second Quarter[/h]Call No. 2: The Falcons received a second chance to kick an extra point after Matt Ryan's 19-yard touchdown pass to tight end Austin Hooper. Patriots linebacker Shea McClellin, who was trying to time his leap to block the kick, was penalized for an illegal formation. McClellin was ruled to have been lined up over long-snapper Josh Harris on the line of scrimmage at the snap. But replays revealed that McClellin actually was in between the long-snapper and guard Chris Chester. Place-kicker Matt Bryant aborted the kick. NFL rules call for an illegal formation penalty if the player is not fully outside of the long-snapper's shoulders. Patriots coach Bill Belichick was livid, and actually showed the officiating crew photographs of the play shortly afterwards.
The verdict: The penalty shouldn't have been called, and the Falcons shouldn't have gotten a second chance to kick. Grade: F
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