They must do this against an offense that retains most advantages, that knows the snap count and the play, that can line up off the ball, that can scheme to render ineffective even a player of Taylor's caliber.
Lalia Rach knew the snapping point for travelers' patience was near when she noticed that an unexpected charge for energy had been tacked onto her hotel bill, reflecting, the clerk said, power shortages on the West Coast.
You know the idea: snap a picture of a check's front and back, the money automagically appears in your account, and you've saved yourself a trip to the ATM (and, more importantly, avoided going out into that nasty, nasty sunlight).
And I was giving them that encouraging smile, 'I'm OK, lads, don't worry.' I understand a picture tells a thousand stories, but we all know the media can snap that split second and not put it in context".
"Then I found out I got to know the play and the snap count," he said Wednesday.
Because I've failed at it enough times to know the difference between snapping off a few frames between interviews and really seeing a story, I've decided that it demands competing sections of the brain, operating in binary fashion: one on, the other off.
Local Our Stories have the potential to create a connective fabric in communities where people can enjoy each other's perspectives without having to follow or even know the people whose Snaps they're watching.
You know the drill: you coyly snap a picture of a famous artwork and if the gallery attendant comes by to slap you on the wrist no photography!–you pretend you were sending a text message or something.
You know the kind of day: snapping at your kids, serving fast food for dinner, trading barbs instead of goodnight kisses with your spouse.
Know the basic rules of Snaps.
