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Google's YouTube now allows users to flag content that allegedly supports terrorism. Google claims to have instituted this policy after receiving complaints.
|YouTube now allows you to declare videos the product of nefarious terrorists.
In May, the government told YouTube to censor content on the site. Senator Joe Lieberman wrote a letter to Google CEO Eric Schmidt. "A great majority of these videos document horrific attacks on American soldiers in Iraq or Afghanistan," said Lieberman.
He also said other videos "provide weapons training, speeches by al-Qaeda leadership, and general material intended to radicalize potential recruits."
Around the time the government instructed Google and YouTube what to do with their content, two former CIA officials admitted to creating a fake video in which intelligence officers dressed up as Osama Bin Laden and his cronies. The CIA actually considered creating a fake video of Saddam Hussein engaged in sexual acts with a teenage boy and flooding Iraq with copies.
In 2007, expert computer analyst Neal Krawetz presented evidence revealing that al-Qaeda tapes were forgeries. "Krawetz's most telling discovery comes in the form of a detail contained in a 2006 Ayman al-Zawahiri tape. From his analysis he concludes that the As-Sahab logo (the alleged media arm of Al-Qaeda) and the IntelCenter logo (a U.S. based private intelligence organization that "monitors terrorist activity") were both added to the video at the same time," Paul Joseph Watson wrote on August 2, 2007.
The IntelCenter is linked to iDefense, a web security company staffed with ex-military intelligence officers. Its purpose is to disseminate propaganda that supports the profitable manufactured war on cave dwellers and a variety of operatives and patsies that work either witting or unwittingly for the CIA and other intelligence agencies.
After Lieberman leaned on Google, the company encouraged users to flag content they found objectionable. Now YouTube has added an option to flag content users believe promotes the sort of terrorism the government and its corporate media propaganda apparatus have propagandized the public for nearly a decade to believe actually exists.
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In February, YouTube introduced "Safety Mode," a filter designed to filter out objectionable content. "Sexually related content is not the only thing that will be affected by safety mode. A newsworthy video that contains graphic violence such as a political protest or war coverage would also be included, YouTube said," AppScout reported.
It is obvious where all of this is going headed. Users will now flag Alex Jones videos and hundreds of other truth videos as terrorist promotion. Google's YouTube will remove the videos and will then say the content was removed at user request.
Lieberman's letter and Google's response are part of an ongoing psy-op designed to convince people that terrorists are working feverishly to destroy America because Muslims hate us for our freedoms. It is a classic example of problem-reaction-solution.
The CIA created what is now called al-Qaeda from the remnants of the Afghan Mujahideen in the 1980s. The CIA and military intelligence have produced a series of audio and video tapes portraying a number of al-CIA-duh scary operatives in turbans threatening Americans. These have complimented absurd terror events like the Christmas underwear and Times Square non-bombings. In response to these ludicrous events, government officialdom has warned the internet may need to be regulated for our own good. Google and YouTube have played their part by introducing an option that allows users to censor videos purportedly discovered and posted by a military intelligence front company. In this way, people can decide for themselves what is terrorism.
Not that Google is an innocent bystander. It was created with CIA seed money, according to ex-CIA agent Robert David Steele.
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When a storm strikes, closing schools and office buildings, and government officials advise residents to remain home, there are people that still go to work. They aren't the glory seekers or the corporate climbers; they are the people in the bucket trucks who work with electricity in the rain to restore power; they are the people in rain slickers driving pickup trucks to move tree limbs to the side of the road; they are the people who come to your house when the emergency hits your home.
When a storm strikes, closing schools and office buildings, and government officials advise residents to remain home, there are people that still go to work.
They aren't the glory seekers or the corporate climbers; they are the people in the bucket trucks who work with electricity in the rain to restore power; they are the people in rain slickers driving pickup trucks to move tree limbs to the side of the road; they are the people who come to your house when the emergency hits your home.
They are the "essential employees" who keep communities and municipalities running when storms like Hurricane Sandy bear down — the gas station attendant who stays open for residents to top off their tanks, the diner owner who keeps the coffee perked, the nurse who monitors patients at the local hospital, the tow-truck driver who clears the car that didn't make it through the flooded street, and the public works employee who is cleaning drains and roadsides.
In Westboro, seven police officers were on the road Monday, responding to reports of fallen trees and, as the storm bore down, were involved in a foot chase on Route 9, capturing a man suspected of starting a fire at a local business.
In the morning, the weaker trees were falling, and the first sizable tree that fell was on Nourse Street, blocking the road. Police Chief Alan Gordon was one of two officers on the scene to detour traffic.
"You could see and feel the strong bands of rain as they came through. You could hear the trees snapping in the woods," Chief Gordon said. "Fifty yards away from me, another tree fell and landed across a driveway. It got progressively worse throughout the afternoon."
The storm brought a surge of emergency calls to the police station, with Chief Gordon estimating twice the normal volume of calls were received. There were power outages reported to the police station, a resident calling for assistance with an aluminum shed that blew off his property and was blocking the road. There were ambulance calls, and calls to check on businesses without power to make sure there were no break-ins.
The storm's impact on Westboro was monitored in an Emergency Operations Center in a conference room in the fire station — a small room snaked with wires, conference tables lined with laptops, and televisions to monitor the storm locally and regionally.
In the EOC, a group of 15 officials — from police, fire, DPW, administration, finance and logistics — tracked the storm and made sure every incident was reconciled and trouble spots were prioritized such as restoring power to a sewer pump station, or clearing a live wire from a road that children walk on to school, or clearing main streets of fallen limbs and branches. Regular briefings were held with town employees working in the midst of the storm.
The EOC was set up on Sunday, staffed beginning at 8 a.m. Monday and was demobilized by yesterday afternoon.
"We identify immediately that the impact this has on our families, and how grateful we are for our families that allow us to do the work that we do," said Westboro Fire Lt. Brian Roberts, manager of the EOC.
"It is difficult," Chief Gordon said. "The first tree we had down brought down the electrical wires in front of my lieutenant's house. We let him go home, he hooked a generator up to his house to protect his family. But you are always thinking about your family and checking it. My home was damaged — I lost a section of vinyl fence, but you deal with it after the story. You worry about your family, but it's the public we wanted to serve."
Keith Cappoli of Millbury drives a heavy-duty tow truck for DiRenzo Towing in Millbury, and spent the day responding to storm-related calls across Massachusetts. The company had a full staff of about 15 on duty during the storm. Mr. Cappoli was in Webster pulling a car out from under a tree; he was in Charlton towing a bucket truck that broke down; and he was elsewhere in the region clearing cars that got flooded or were involved in an accident.
Mr. Cappoli said part of the challenge of working in natural disasters is contending with other vehicles and drivers who don't realize heavy trucks don't drive like a Honda Civic.
"I was in Charlton towing a bucket truck and had to back down the street because a tree fell blocking the road I had just driven over 20 minutes before," Mr. Cappoli said. "That the biggest thing — driving down those back roads, worrying about a tree falling on you. Everything takes longer in a storm. You don't want to tell someone that your ETA is going to be a little longer, but you need to be safe, too.
"I have two young children at home, and my family is always on my mind," Mr. Cappoli said.
Ahmed Hamza, manager of Uxbridge Gas, kept his station on Route 122 in Uxbridge open until 3 p.m. Monday, when he lost power and the ability to pump gas.
"In the first part of the day, it was really nothing, but then it got worse in the afternoon, I kept calling my family every half-hour," Mr. Hamza said of his wife and two children — ages 14 months and 5 years old.
After his station closed, he spent the rest of the day with his family, monitoring the news, and grateful that the damage was minimal. He returned to the station later in the evening to find the power had been restored, and he was able to reopen yesterday.
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New-look Peugeot 308 arrives in May
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Peugeot will launch this face-lifted version of its 308 small family car in May.
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Hey, girl, the time has finally come for your first apartment — congrats! While being granted your new set of keys is exciting (just don't lose them!), the list of essentials can be rather overwhelming. Making style the main priority (as always), we set out to prove that you can do it on a budget. Sticking with necessities — like plates that aren't paper — we found you ways to save without sacrificing style. And for the times when only the best will do? Well, we found those options too. Sure, welcome the hand-me-downs, but with a little savvy shopping and this guide, you can furnish your apartment with enough cash to spare for that security deposit.


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I've hinted about this on Facebook and on Twitter, and I'm super excited to tell you guys about a project I'm working on this month! A local conference center here in Atlanta is shifting their catering to a more farm-to-table menu, and they're throwing a launch party to celebrate! One of the features they wanted for the party was a craft project that their 200 guests could take part in, and I am pleased as punch that they asked me to run the crafts table at the event!
Since this event all about food, I pitched them a food-themed craft project. Something that guests could take home. Something that screams Georgia. Something that can help out a local farm, too! We're going to make lovely Mason jar cornbread mixes, featuring organic cornmeal from one of my favorite local farms!
I want to also include a one-sheeter with some ideas on how folks can re-use their Mason jars when they're empty. Mason jars are super handy! You can use them to store food, of course, but they also make great crafty storage. Put some dry beans or rice in the bottom, drop a tea light in there, and you have an instant votive! There are lots of other simple ways to reuse these suckers, too! What's your favorite Mason jar craft project?
I needed to whip up a sample of the cornbread mix for my meeting with the congress center folks later this week, so I took a few photos, in case you want to make your own Georgia Cornbread mix! This recipe is adapted from The Post Punk Kitchen's amazing cornbread recipe. I upped the sweetener a bit, since I like a sweeter cornbread, and instead of canola oil (which is often genetically modified), I used olive oil. The olive oil gives it a richer flavor, and I just love this cornbread!
Vegan Cornbread Mix
In a quart-sized Mason jar, combine:
- 2c organic cornmeal
- 1c white flour
- 2t baking powder
Cover your jar, and give it a good shake to mix up the ingredients, then you're ready to decorate! I kept it simple, tying a recipe card to the top and making a simple label for the top. If you want to use my recipe card, you can download a printable one right here. Print it out, cut it out, then punch a hole and use some ribbon, twine, or homemade ribbon to tie to to your jar.
To make the label, just take the circular top of the Mason jar (not the ring, but the disc), and use that as your template. Trace it onto your paper, decorate how you like, and cut it out. Remember when you're decorating that the ring has a little lip on it, so leave yourself around 1/4″ of space around the edges of your label. I used a Sharpie and cut out a sweet little heart from an old security envelope to decorate my lid.
Once the label is done, you'll put the metal lid on the jar, put the label on top of the lid, then screw down the ring to secure it in place. Voila! You're ready to gift some tasty, vegan Georgia cornbread. YUM!


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When your lunatic president drives us into nuclear war simply to show everyone how badass he is...?
...will you mourn the nuclear destruction of your children, or will you continue cheering?
Update: Oh thanks, I forgot about the 3rd option: Blame it all on the other guy or, better yet, talk about what Obama or Clinton "would have" done, while we all get vaporized. Damn you people to hell for *making* this happen.
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|Oracle® HTTP Server Administrator's Guide
10g Release 1 (10.1)
Part Number B12255-01
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This chapter introduces you to the Oracle HTTP Server directory structure, and configuration files, configuration file syntax, modules, and directives.
Topics discussed are:
Documentation from the Apache Software Foundation is referenced when applicable.
Readers using this guide in PDF or hard copy formats will be unable to access third-party documentation, which Oracle provides in HTML format only. To access the third-party documentation referenced in this guide, use the HTML version of this guide and click the hyperlinks.
Oracle HTTP Server is installed in the
/Apache directory on UNIX or
\Apache directory on Windows for configuring modules. For example, the
modplsql folder contains the subdirectories necessary to configure and run PL/SQL applications.
Apache directory is located at the top level under the
ORACLE_HOME. It contains subdirectories for configuring modules
mod_plsql. It also contains a subdirectory called
Apache, which is the base directory of Oracle HTTP Server.
Oracle HTTP Server is configured by placing directives, which are basically instructions, into text configuration files. Most of the configuration files are located in:
Some of these files are read only once when the server starts or is reloaded, whereas some files are read every time a related file or directory is requested.
The configuration files which are read only once are called server-wide configuration files.
Oracle HTTP Server contains one directive for each line. The back-slash "\" can be used as the last character on a line to indicate that the directive continues onto the next line. There must be no other characters or white space between the back-slash and the end of the line.
Directives in the configuration files are case-insensitive, but arguments to directives are often case-sensitive. Lines which begin with the character "#" are considered comments, and are ignored. Comments may not be included on a line after a configuration directive. Blank lines and white space occurring before a directive are ignored, so you may indent directives for clarity.
Oracle HTTP Server is a modular server. Modules extend the basic functionality of the Web server, and support integration between Oracle HTTP Server and other Oracle Database components. Oracle HTTP Server includes Apache modules as well as Oracle HTTP Server modules.
You can add modules using the
LoadModule directive. Following is an example of
LoadModule usage.
LoadModule status_module modules/mod_status.so
|See Also: Chapter 7, "Oracle HTTP Server Modules"
Table 2-1 classifies directives according to the context in which they can be used: global, per-server, and per-directory.
|Where Used
server configuration
Inside server configuration files, but only outside of container directives (directives such as
server configuration, virtual host
Inside server configuration files, both outside (for the main server) and inside
server configuration, virtual host, directory
Everywhere; particularly inside the server configuration files.
In Table 2-1, each class is a subset of the class preceding it. For example, directives from the per-directory class can also be used in the per-server and global contexts, and directives from the per-server class can be used in the global context.
Directives placed in the main configuration files apply to the entire server. If you wish to change the configuration for only a part of the server, you can scope your directives by placing them in specific sections.
The following section discusses the following types of directives:
Container directives specify the scope within which directives take effect. The following container directives are discussed in detail in subsequent sections:
It is used to enclose a group of directives that apply only to the named directory and subdirectories of that directory. Any directory that is allowed in a directory context may be used. The directory is either the full path to a directory, or a wildcard string. In a wildcard string, ? matches any single character and * matches any sequences of characters. It is important to note that <
Directory /> operated on the whole file system, where as <
dir> refers to absolute directories. <
Directory> containers cannot be nested inside each other, but can refer to directories in the document root that are nested.
It should be used when specifying regular expressions, instead of using the tilde form of <
Directory> with wildcards in the directory specification. The following two examples have the same result, matching directories starting with
web and ending with a number from 1 to 9:
<Directory ~/web[1-9]/> <DirectoryMatch "/web[1-9]/">
The <
file> and <
/Files> directives support access control by filename. It is comparable to the
<Directory> and
<Location> directives. The directives given within this section can be applied to any object within a base name (the last component of the filename) matching the specified file name. <
Files> sections are processed in the order that they appear in the configuration file, after the <
Directory> sections, and
.htaccess files are read, but before <
Location> sections. Note that the <
Files> directives can be nested inside <
Directory> sections to restrict the portion of the file system to which they apply.
Provides access control by filename, just as the
<Files> directive does. However, it accepts regular expression.
Limits the application of the directives within a block to those URLs specified, rather than to the physical file location like the
<Directory> directive. <
Location> sections are processed in the order that they appear in the configuration file, after the <
Directory> sections and
.htaccess files are read, and after the
<Files> sections. <
Location> accepts wildcard directories and regular expressions with the tilde character.
Functions in an identical manner to
<Location> and you should use it for specifying regular expressions instead of the tilde form of <
Location> with wildcards in the location specification.
For example:
<LocationMatch "/(extra|special)/data">
matches the URLs that contained the
/extra/data or
/special/data sub string.
method> defines a block according to the HTTP method of the incoming request. The following example limits the application of the directives that follow scripts that use the specified method:
<Limit POST PUT OPTIONS> order deny, allow deny from all allow from 127.0.0.192.168 </Limit>
Generally, <
Limit> should not be used unless needed. It is useful only for restricting directives to particular methods. <
Limit> is frequently used with other containers, and it is contained in any of them.
Restrict access controls to all HTTP methods except the named ones.
Oracle HTTP Server has the capabilities to serve many different Web sites simultaneously. Directives can also be scoped by placing them inside <
VirtualHost> sections, so that they will only apply to requests for a particular Web site.
Virtual host refers to the practice of maintaining more than one server on one machine, as differentiated by their apparent hostname. For example, it is often desirable for companies sharing a Web server to have their own domain, and Web servers accessible as, for example,
www.oracle1.com and
www.oracle2.com, without requiring you to know any extra path information.
Oracle HTTP Server supports both IP-based virtual hosts and name-based virtual hosts. The latter variant is sometimes also called host-based or non-IP virtual hosts.
Each virtual host can have its own name, IP address, and error and access logs. Within a <
VirtualHost> container, you can set up a large number of individual servers run by a single invocation of the Oracle HTTP Server. With virtual hosting, you can specify a replacement set of the server-level configuration directives that define the main host, and are not allowed in any other container.
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Learn more...
Here you will find information on our programs, courses, faculty, summer field schools, and
what's new in anthropology. Enjoy your visit.
What is anthropology? It is the scientific study of humanity from a comprehensive,
holistic approach--the study of our physical characteristics as animals (primates)
and our unique non-biological characteristics we call culture. It covers humankind
from the earliest times to the present, and includes the four subfields:archaeology,
biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology.
Where do anthropologists work? Everywhere! We can be found in American neighborhoods and faraway places, international corporations, hospitals, health agencies, museums, criminology labs, research labs, tourism, resource management, historic and prehistoric preservation, Amnesty International, the Peace Corps, the political arena, etc. As globalization increases, so does the need for anthropologists.
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The high school football game between Grove City and Hilliard Davidson has become an early season tradition.
The high school football game between Grove City and Hilliard Davidson has become an early season tradition.
The teams open against each other for the fourth consecutive year Friday, Aug. 30, at Davidson.
The Wildcats have controlled the series, winning the last seven meetings. However, coach Brian White said he expects another test from the Dawgs, who lost last year's opener 26-14.
"We know each other's programs pretty well and we know that they have big, strong tough kids down there that will certainly come up and give us everything we can handle, and hopefully we can return that and be competitive against them as well," White said.
Grove City's last win in the series was 33-28 in 2003.
Coach Matt Jordan said his defense will be challenged to contain Davidson's option attack. Senior lineman Ryan Serafini and junior cornerback Peyton Bowyer are key defensive players for Grove City.
"You always know what you're going to get (with Davidson)," Jordan said. "They're the master of technician. They do everything the right way. They just do what they do and they do it well, and they just keep coming. That's on both sides of the ball."
Senior Nick Iske returns at quarterback for the Wildcats. He missed the final eight games last season after tearing tendons in his left ankle in week five against Central Crossing.
Senior fullback D.D. Clark returns after rushing for 853 yards and five touchdowns. Senior Phillipie Motley, a University of Pittsburgh recruit, is another threat at slotback, and senior center Jared Johns anchors the offensive line.
White said his defense will be tested by Grove City's triple-option attack led by senior quarterback Cameron Meece, who last season rushed for a team-high 1,102 yards and 16 touchdowns and passed for 662 yards and five scores.
Senior running backs Corey Williams (479 yards rushing) and Jake Norbut (198 yards) also return.
Davidson's defense is led by senior Alex Backenstoe (LB) and Motley (CB).
Last season, the Wildcats reached the Division I, Region final and lost to Pickerington North 21-0 to finish 10-3.
Grove City, which went 5-5 a year ago, is seeking its first postseason berth since 2008, when it lost to Davidson 38-7 in the first round.


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Summer may be almost over, but this funky new song is replacing Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" as the new song of summer.
Bård Ylvisåker and Vegard Ylvisåker, two brothers from Norway who perform as "Ylvis," are going viral with their hit song "The Fox."
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According to that same article, the clip, which was released earlier this week, was "reportedly created to promote the season premiere of the comedians' forthcoming talk show on TVNorge."
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For some, William Inge's "Come Back, Little Sheba" is from another time — close enough to be discomforting but not close enough to be relevant.
I might have believed so, too, except for a wise and understated performance of the work just opened at A Noise Within. There, the time frame has the same impact as the set: It simply provides a place where troubled, very human characters can exist.
Those characters themselves, in the hands of a strong and insightful cast, prove timeless in their very humanity. All at once, this play is not a dinosaur, but a window on the human soul. And, quite unlike the more familiar renditions, a quiet knot of hope is in there somewhere.
The tale is a familiar one. Doc and Lola live in a small house somewhere in the Midwest. He is a chiropractor, having had to give up a promising medical education when Lola became pregnant. They then lost the baby. Now Lola, heavy and stupefyingly lonely, grasps at anyone who walks in the door as a source of conversation. Doc, after a long bout of drunkenness, has been in AA for almost a year and is deeply proud of his own self-control. Yet this is powered by an inability to look back — in conflict with Lola's longing for her popular and coquettish youth.
Into this world has come a boarder, a young college student named Marie. She brings a sweetness, but a generational shift. She holds a useful, handsome but somewhat vapid boyfriend intimately close even as she is engaged to a rising young businessman back in her hometown. For Lola, she is a lovely reminder of her own days of popularity. For Doc, she is a reminder of his youth, and the purity he lost. What will happen if he finds out she isn't the sweet, pure thing he believes her to be?
The internal struggles of Lola and Doc power the piece. Though not much happens to change them in the script itself, it is up to the actors to find the subtle adjustments that come from wrestling with boredom and demons and a shifting world. This task is left to Deborah Strang, whose portraits are always an intellectual and emotional treat, and Geoff Elliott in perhaps his most underplayed and cerebral turn in recent memory. Between them, they keep the play fascinating.
Along with these two, Lili Fuller makes a sweet-faced, but calculating Marie, Miles Gaston Villanueva's jock of a boyfriend manages to be rather narcissistic and detached from seriousness without devolving into stereotype, and — in a brief appearance — Paul Culos gives the out-of-town fiance the aura of success and single-mindedness without the snobby elitism that sometimes colors the character. Mitchell Edmonds makes Doc's AA sponsor a warm, determined and practical guy, while John Klopping has a lovely time as the earnest young milkman flattered by Lola's interest in his self-improvement. Jill Hill makes lovely work of the neighbor woman, whose shift in tone and attitude seem natural and heartfelt.
Pulled together by director Elliott and co-director Julia Rodriguez-Elliott, this "Come Back, Little Sheba" has a gentle rhythm, a terrific use of space, and an underplayed subtlety that makes the whole thing hum along. Dramatic moments mean something when everything else is not played at forte, and the internal wrestlings in Strang's face tell so much more than if everything was rather overblown.
One must make a nod to Stephen Gifford's representative set design, and to Leah Piehl's solidly period costumes. They ground the play, as do the equally period props and furniture amassed by Kristina Teves.
As for the play itself, yes, the material is dated. How many middle-to-low-income couples, even in the Midwest, can afford to have the wife stay at home? How many pregnant girls these days face shotgun marriages? Our post-birth control pill age is far more apt to accept a variety of ethical models of behavior, and to consider the narrower views of sex in that generation to be fusty and unworkable. Still, those things are window dressing in a work about struggle, identity and loneliness. That is the core of this classic play, at least in this production.
As a result, a treasure has been discovered where there might easily have been something less interesting. That is worth celebrating.
You can read more of Frances Baum Nicholson's reviews at her blog: www.stagestruckreview.com.


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QBs: (1 pt per 25 yds passing;
6 pts for all TDs, -2 pts/INT or fumble)
RBs/WRs/TEs: (1 point per 10
yards rushing/receiving, 6 points per TD)
Note: Teams that have a fantasy
relevant TE will be included.
Chargers @ Patriots
Philip Rivers/Vincent Jackson/Chris Chambers/Antonio
LaDainian Tomlinson (vs. NE)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Patriots this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Patriots this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 17.6
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 7.2
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 13.7
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: 13.6
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs during playoffs: 23.3/25.6/7.9
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs during playoffs: 12.7
Game Thoughts: In my honest opinion, the Chargers are one
of the toughest teams for the Patriots to match up against…when
they are healthy. And there within lies the problem, as only the
WRs in this group above are "sure things" for Sunday.
Granted, Billy Volek and Michael Turner are no slouches, but they
are not the players a team like San Diego wants/needs to rely
on to pull off the biggest playoff upset in recent memory. And
while Chambers and Jackson have come up very big in the postseasaon
thus far, this is the type of game that a fully-functioning Gates
would be invaluable in. A healthy Volek – as much as HC
Norv Turner doesn't want to admit it – is a better
QB than a gimpy Rivers and San Diego has really done itself a
disservice if it has put much faith in Rivers playing a complete
game on Sunday. To many people's surprise, the Patriots'
defense isn't exactly a dominant unit, just one that knows
how to play with a lead, which invariably has happened in each
game so far because of the proficiency of their offense. They
will move the ball, but one turnover could very well be their
undoing – the margin of error that an opponent has against
New England is very slim. However, the worst thing a team can
do against the Pats is go conservative on either side of the ball.
That said, I expect the Chargers to do everything to get LT going
early with a steady diet of deep shots a regular part of the arsenal
throughout the game. If I'm a fantasy owner playing for
one week only, I don't mind running with this San Diego
Running Game Thoughts: Tomlinson
looks good to go, meaning he should see a regular diet of rushes
and short throws to move the chains. However, New England knows
as well as anyone that it cannot let LT dictate things on offense.
This should mean that Turner and, more likely, Darren Sproles
will be introduced on a regular basis to the Pats' defense.
One of the reasons that Norv Turner was brought on to guide this
team was to diversify the attack and it will take ALL of the weapons
San Diego has to win it, just like it did vs. Indy. Going back
to LT, take his Week 2 performance against the Pats with a grain
of salt. Confidence was low all throughout the first month of
the season for the Chargers, who certainly endured and battled
through a stretch of putting the Marty Schottenheimer regime in
the past and taking to the Norv Turner way of things. New England
finished in the top 10 of fewest points allowed to RBs this season,
but that run defense hasn't been all that spectacular lately,
at least until last week vs. the Jags. That said, if the Chargers
can win – as stated above – it won't be directly
because of LT's stat line but rather due to his supporting
cast. He's always a threat for a TD and 100 total yards,
but San Diego will need the passing game to carry the day.
Philip Rivers: 75 pass/1 TD/1 INT
Billy Volek: 200 pass/1 TD/1 INT
Vincent Jackson: 70 rec/1 TD
Chris Chambers: 80 rec/1 TD
Antonio Gates: 45 rec
LaDainian Tomlinson: 80 rush/1 TD/40 rec
Tom Brady/Randy Moss/Wes Welker/Donte
Stallworth/Jabar Gaffney/Ben Watson
Laurence Maroney (vs. SD)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Chargers this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Chargers this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 26.2
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 34.1
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 10.9
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: 20.7
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs during playoffs: 19.8/19/11.9
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs during playoffs: 10.9
Game Thoughts: Look throughout New England's schedule
this season and show me more than a couple games where they faced
a decent opponent that didn't come into the game fairly
banged-up at a key spot or have a key player injured at some point
during their meeting with the Patriots. (Really, I'm not
trying to diminish their perfect record, and yes, I realize New
England played their first few games without DE Richard Seymour
and S Rodney Harrison. I'm just not really sold that the
2007 Patriots are the greatest team ever.) Granted, one of the
things that makes this New England team so good is that it rarely
ever makes a mistake, turns the ball over or even commits a penalty.
For those things alone, they should be commended. However, if
there is one team left in the field that will make the Patriots
work for their offense, it is probably the Chargers. While they
are not the league's best run-stopping unit, I don't
expect New England to be able to make its living in the running
game this week. And in the passing game, if there is a CB that
has the athletic ability to deal with Moss, it may be Antonio
Cromartie (with safety help, of course). Quentin Jammer should
fare well with Stallworth or Gaffney, while I expect to see a
lot of CB-S Eric Weddle (among others, such as Drayton Florence)
on Welker. As such, San Diego is one of the few teams that can
essentially match talent for talent in the secondary with the
Pats WRs. Combine that with the Chargers' pass rush and
there should more than one or two times Brady will get flushed
out of the pocket. This leads me to believe that early on, it
should be a lot of Kevin Faulk, Maroney, Welker and Watson. I
don't expect a huge fantasy game from Brady (like he had
during the middle of the season), if for no other reason because
Maroney is healthy. But this offense will still likely score at
least four TDs, so 2-3 scores from Brady & Co. is likely.
And just like making a mistake against the New England defense
can result in a loss, leaving Moss single-covered just one time
will likely result in a TD for Moss. For fantasy purposes, I like
Welker and Watson the best (assuming Moss is constantly double-covered).
And for what it is worth, this game could get very interesting
(no matter the injury situation) if the Chargers get up early
by a couple scores. Having already knocked off one of the three
teams that I felt could beat the Pats without most of their studs
in the second half has to give San Diego a ton of confidence.
Running Game Thoughts: After
being faced with the possibility of going scoreless halfway through
the season on the highest-scoring team in NFL history, Maroney
has done more than find his stride – he is one a four-game
TD streak, rushing for over 100 yards in three of those contests.
I'm not entirely thrilled about his chances of doing both
in this contest, but the fact is that New England will get in
the red zone a few times on Sunday and – with no league
records left to chase – won't mind giving Maroney
multiple cracks at scoring. That said, San Diego has a pretty
solid run defense and will make life a bit tougher than previous
opponents have on Maroney. In short, Maroney isn't going
to for 160 total yards and a score like last week. I do like him
to produce similar numbers to LT, however.
Tom Brady: 300 pass/3 TD/0 INT
Randy Moss: 70 rec/1 TD
Wes Welker: 80 rec/1 TD
Jabar Gaffney: 40 rec
Donte Stallworth: 25 rec
Ben Watson: 25 rec/1 TD
Laurence Maroney: 75 rush/1 TD/10 rec
Giants @ Packers
Eli Manning/Plaxico Burress/Amani Toomer/Steve
Smith/Kevin Boss
Brandon Jacobs/Ahmad Bradshaw (vs. GB)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Packers this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Packers this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 16.3
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 18.9
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 6.5
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: 14
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs during playoffs: 13.6/23.8/0.3
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs during playoffs: 10.2
Game Thoughts: Pure and simple, Manning & Co. will
need to be at their best once again. Green Bay should feast off
all the injuries in New York's secondary, meaning that the
running game may have to take a back seat in this contest. That
doesn't necessarily mean this game will be a shootout –
especially if Sunday is as cold as is being forecasted right now
– but the Packers will score points, tallying at least 20
in all but one week since Week 8. CB Charles Woodson and Burress
will both be slowed by injury, so I wouldn't exactly expect
much out of either player in that matchup. On the other side,
CB Al Harris figures to give Toomer all he can handle physically,
so a repeat of last week's two-TD is highly unlikely. This
takes us to the #3 WR, Steve Smith, who I would look for to produce
fairly significant numbers in this contest. The same thing goes
Boss against a defense that has shown vulnerability against the
opponent's TE (8.1 ppg was fifth-worst in the league during
the regular season; eight TDs allowed was tied for third-most).
Running Game Thoughts: With
the forecast predicted for Sunday, the importance of Jacobs and
Bradshaw controlling the game becomes all the more important.
Green Bay finished in the bottom half of the league in points
allowed to opposing RBs, but has beaten by good power rushing
attacks more than once this season. This, along with a defensive
or special teams score, will be the reason the Giants win –
if they do. The challenge for most of the Packers' opponents
this season has been staying in the game long enough for the power
running to take effect. Given the current state of the New York
secondary, that may be a tall order in this contest as well. Once
again, however, the great equalizer may be the conditions. This
game features two of the three most productive running games and
I don't think anyone would argue the Packers feature the
healthier and more potent passing attack in this game, so it would
be to the Giants' benefit to stick with the run as long
as they can. In Green Bay's three losses this season, its
opponent rushed the ball at least 26 times.
Eli Manning: 215 pass/2 TD/2 INT
Plaxico Burress: 50 rec
Amani Toomer: 40 rec
Steve Smith: 40 rec/1 TD
Kevin Boss: 25 rec/1 TD
Brandon Jacobs: 60 rush/1 TD/15 rec
Ahmad Bradshaw: 50 rush/30 rec
Brett Favre/Donald Driver/Greg Jennings/James
Jones/Donald Lee
Ryan Grant (vs. GB)
Similar passing attacks that have faced the Giants this season:
Similar rushing attacks that have faced the Giants this season:
FF Points Allowed vs. similar QBs: 26.1
FF Points Allowed vs. similar WRs: 20.8
FF Points Allowed vs. similar TEs: 17.5
FF Points Allowed vs. similar RBs: 26.8
FF Points Allowed vs. QBs/WRs/TEs during playoffs: 15.2/12.1/8.9
FF Points Allowed vs. RBs during playoffs: 21.9
Game Thoughts: I guess this will be just another chance
for me to be proven wrong, but I really don't see how the
battered Giants' secondary (CB Kevin Dockery is out; Sam
Madison and Aaron Ross far from 100%) will be able to keep up
with the sheer number of quality receivers Green Bay has. If I
know how HC Mike McCarthy thinks at all, he will spread the field
with at least four WRs on a regular basis, just to see if a CB
like Geoffrey Pope can stick with Jones, Koren Robinson or Ruvell
Martin. Any play-caller worth their salt will take advantage of
this battered backfield, no matter how cold or snowy it is Sunday.
Driver should draw Webster, which heading into this season would
have been a mismatch, but now looks more even due to Webster's
work in the playoffs, holding Joey Galloway and Terrell Owens
somewhat in check over the last two weeks. That would mean RW
McQuarters would guard Jennings, a matchup that I expect the Packers
and fantasy owners alike to exploit regularly. Jennings has quickly
gained the trust of Favre and has certainly defeated more accomplished
CBs than McQuarters. Perhaps behind Randy Moss, I look for Jennings
to be the best WR play of the week. And for those owners that
hope the vaunted New York pass rush can get to Favre – good
luck – Mr. Durable was sacked just once in the Week 2 meeting
and Green Bay QBs were sacked just 19 times all season. That undoubtedly
will have to change if the Giants are to pull the upset. Two things
will keep this game close: 1) near blizzard-like conditions at
Lambeau Field or 2) if the Giants' offense scores right
along with the Packers. Interestingly enough, Favre was held to
just one TD combined in the three losses.
Running Game Thoughts: If it
sounds like I'm condemning New York to a loss before the
game even starts, I'm really not trying to. If Manning continues
being efficient (particularly against the blitz) and the Giants'
thin secondary can hold up, this will be a fun game to watch –
I'm just not confident about the latter happening. Let me
also take this opportunity to sound the horn for Grant, who really
is the story in my mind – not Favre – about going
from fifth-string RB on the Giants' roster in the preseason
to the best postseason back in the NFL this season. Since taking
the starting job for good in Week 9, Grant has scored no less
than nine points. However, since Week 12, he has scored at least
once in every game and averaged less than 5.4 ypc just once! The
Giants showed last week (Marion Barber in particular) that a powerful
running back can have his way against this defense. Yes, they
made some corrections last week in the second half, but they will
also not have the option of bringing safeties into the box in
this contest or else they will get beat deep repeatedly.
Brett Favre: 260 pass/3 TD/1 INT
Donald Driver: 50 rec
Greg Jennings: 80 rec/1 TD
James Jones: 50 rec/1 TD
Koren Robinson: 20 rec
Donald Lee: 35 rec/1 TD
Ryan Grant: 110 rush/2 TD/20 rec
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Delicious Gluten-free, Dairy-free and Egg-free Apple Quinoa Muffin Recipe
As many of you may know, in order to breastfeed my darling Baby Yum I had to go on a rather extreme allergen-free diet, cutting out the obvious (dairy, soy, nuts, eggs) and even the less obvious, like rice, potatoes, and sweet potatoes.* In the course of trying to figure out how to help my allergic baby, I reached out for advice from communities like la leche league, attending meetings and reading their allergy boards avidly. The latter was especially helpful as I met other Moms who had battled allergies with their own infants and found solutions that worked for them. Thanks to suggestions on this board, I tried digestive enzymes (didn't work for us), diet modifications, and finally probiotics for her which markedly improved her symptoms and my sanity. While there are many probiotics on the market, we found success with a Klaire infant probiotic free of just about everything from dairy to rice. (Annoyingly, you can only get it through a holistic medical professional, so we went to Whole Child Wellness for this "prescription" as well as some thinking-outside-of-the-box advice.) These resources were all very helpful, but one thing I've struggled with is getting the fuel to keep me going that conformed with an everything-free diet. Allergen-free blogs have been helpful, and I've enjoyed researching international options like one-flour-ingredient Indian flatbreads (see my sorghum flatbread or millet flatbread recipe), but the same allergy-expert ladies on the La Leche League forums also had some recipes that I have found very useful. Happily, I found one of the best gluten-free, dairy and egg free muffins I've ever had thanks to "Shannon75″ on the boards. I had to modify them a little to suit our restrictions, but this recipe is nothing short of a chemical miracle that results in amazing, fluffy, sturdy muffins that taste pretty awesome with a swipe of dairy-free soy-free margarine from Earth Balance and a little local honey. You can even use them as a sandwich base or eat them plain. I've made them in regular muffin tins and in mini-muffin tins- they are great either way. These babies don't need eggs at all- and they beat most egg-free gluten-free muffin recipes hands down. Got any favorite winning gluten-free, egg-free muffin recipes or links? Share them in the comments! Me, baby yum, and my fellow allergen-free readers will thank you!
*Note: I am not a doctor, so this is not medical advice- just the path we chose that worked for us personally.
Quinoa Apple Allergen-free Muffins
1 Cup quinoa flour
1/2 + 1/3 cup arrowroot starch (may replace one portion with an alternate starch such as tapioca, corn, or potato)
2 1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp xanthan gum
1/2 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
Grease muffin tin with palm oil shortening or other oil. Preheat oven to 350F.
Whisk together dry ingredients, and then make a well in the center for the liquid ingredients. Mix all together with a large spoon.
Pour batter into muffin tin and bake for 12 minutes. Cool and enjoy!
Thanks to Shannon of the La Leche League forums for providing the template for this recipe, which I modified for our allergies.
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Dear all,
Within a very short (2 days) course on Sound Synthesis, I would like to introduce the very basics of psycoacoustics.... in something like 1 hour, or less !
I already have the sufficient scientific background & material. Unfortunately I have no exemplary sound.
Would anyone have a WWW pointer, or a CD reference, that would help me finding such basic exemplary sounds ?
I would be particularly interested in sound examples on :
- perception of Timbre (3D timbre space, suppression of attacks or of spectral enveloppe evolution, emergence of several instruments by applying vibrato...)
- sound localization, room and space perception
- perception of pitch (of sine sounds, to begin)
- eventually auditory illusions
Note that I don't plan on offering a deep introduction to psychouacoustics at all.
Basically, the simple message I would like to transmit to learners is that audio perception is something complex, sometimes astonishing.
I did not find such www pointers in the list archive, nor on google.
I consider generally that asking for pedagogical material is not very nice...
I allow myself to do so in that case because the core topic of my course is not psychoacoustics, and because I am only looking for the basics.
Hope you'll understand !
I thank you all in advance, all the best,
Olivier Tache
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-- Johnny Archer Announces the Association of Billiard Professionals "ABP" Riviera Hotel Las Vegas 2010. 2009 Hall of Fame Inductee Johnny Archer heads up 12 world-class pro pool players in the newly-launched "Association of Billiard Professionals" which aims to grow and improve the standards for pro players. Stevie Moore and Rodney Morris sit alongside Johnny as he introduces the new organization to the public. Thorsten Hohmann, Mika Immonen, Mike Davis, Charlie Williams, Shawn Putnam, Corey Deuel, John Schmidt, and Oscar Dominguez are also be part of the ABP. Thanks to NYCGrind for the video!!
-- Johnny is proud to announce he is a member of BonusBall! Check out the website for the announcement and also videos.
--Mosconi Cup Photos now online!! Check them all out!
---Hall of Fame photos are now online!! Check them out.
---"To our Dearest Richard Sweet, we will miss you very much. We always respected and admired our friendship we had. Thank you for all you did for us. -Johnny and Melanie
--Hall of Fame! Johnny has been inducted into the BCA Hall Of Fame!!! Read the exciting press release here. Congratulations, Johnny!!!
--Johnny and Nick Varner are hosting the Hall of Fame Tour!. Read all about it here.
--Johnny was on a segment of the History Channel on Oct. 20. The name of the show is Modern Marvels and this episode was entitled "Bullseye".
--Photo Gallery from Johnny's exhibition and Pool School with Earl Strickland and Dallas students and fans now online.
LeeAnne's Birthday photos below!
-- Maynard "DIP" Gabriel passed away. Here he is below with Johnny and Charlie Williams:
"Our hearts go out to his family and we will miss him" - from the Archer's
-- Johnny repeats at Turning Stone! 1st place! Congratulations!
-- Johhny won the challenge match against Larry Nevel! Johnny and Larry played on Thursday July 10th starting at 7pm. They played at Rainbow Billiards in Easley, SC. 9ball, 10 ahead, rack your own. Johnny was up 8 racks but Larry started a come back and won 6 in a row. But, Johnny prevailed and made a come back of his own and won the 10-ahead set.
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