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Have you heard about Linux and are you interested in it? There are many advantages to using Linux instead of the more traditional operating systems that are around, but you have to fully understand what switching to it entails. Also there are a lot of things about Linux that you would have to learn first before making a full switch to it.
Linux Tips and Training
It would be best if you would undergo some form of training first with the use of Linux before you convert your computer to this OS. There can be a huge difference especially since this sort of system uses a command type of interface mostly. That is one of the biggest difference that it has against those that utilizes a GUI or graphic user interface.
Here are some useful tips that beginners might find to be useful:
Knowing about Distribution
The first thing to know about Linux is that it is not sold in one package like Windows. There are many versions of Linux that you can download and these versions were worked on by different people. Some of these versions are specific to certain types of hardware. Each version that is available is known as a distribution.
You have to keep in mind that each distribution would have different set of applications that goes with it. Not all apps would also work with each distribution. Even the way that sound is played might be difference with each distribution. If you are looking for a distribution that would present fewer problems as you figure out how things work then Ubuntu is your best bet.
You should decide first on the distribution that you would like to try. Once you have made your pick you can then download and burn that into a CD. You can then use the file on the disc to try a live version. That means booting from a disc and trying out the OS without having to make any changes to your computer.
Keep in mind that a live version would be very limited so don't dismiss it right away. Do some research first and find out if there is anything that you can do to improve it.if you have done OS installation on your computer in the past then installing Linux would not be so hard. If it's your first time, don't be overwhelmed, there are many sources of information for that.


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TRAINING: Training is different every day. I split up time between Ray Longo's gym and Matt Serra's gym. Usually two practices a day. Muay Thai, wrestling, grappling, strength and conditioning.
When and why did you start training for fighting? 2006. I got finished with the college wrestling season and one of my buddies was doing it, so I went down to the gym, tried it out, got beat up a little bit, and I had to learn it.
What ranks and titles have you held? TUF Live finalist, Nassau County runner-up in wrestling, USKBA Amateur MMA 160lb North East Championship, Extreme Challenge Trials Lightweight Champion, Combat in the Cage MMA Lightweight Champion, USKBA Amateur Thaiboxing East coast Super Middleweight Champion, and former Ring of Combat lightweight champion
Do you have any heroes? My father
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? One step closer to the ultimate goal of being the best.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? Associates degree from Nassau Community College
What was your job before you started fighting? Personal trainer
Ranks in any martial arts styles: Matt Serra Jiu-Jitsu purple belt
Favorite grappling technique: Splado
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DIY Wedding Jewelry
Every bride wants to look like a princess on her special day, and her jewelry must be exquisite! Michaels makes it easy to create that one of a kind necklace, bracelet and earrings.
Designed by Michaels Design Team
Material List
- Crystazzi 4mm Crystal Bicones (2 strands)
- Crystazzi 6mm Round Crystals (2 strands)
- Bead Gallery 3mm Salt Water Pearls (3 strands)
- Jolee's Crystal Rose Pendant
- Beading Wire
- Silver Toggle (1 for bracelet, 1 for necklace)
- Silver Crimp Beads
- Silver Earwires
- Silver Head Pins
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- Wire Cutters
Project Instructions
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Determine the length of necklace desired and cut beading wire to that length plus 6-inches.
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Slide pendant onto wire, moving it to the center.
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Work from the pendant out; each side will need to match, so it is easier to do one side and then the other.
Step: 4
Make the design your own, adding crystals and pearls as desired. Use photo as a guide. At each end add one piece of the toggle with crimp beads. Click to see crimping technique.
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Earrings are made by adding beads to a head pin. Use wire cutters to clip head pin to ¼-inch from last bead. Use round nose pliers to bend to 90 degree angle and then back around to create loop. Click to see technique for making loop.
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Add to ear wire and close opening.
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The bracelet is created with 3 strands of beads.
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Cut a10-inch length of wire, attach one at a time to toggle with crimp bead.
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One strand can be all pearls, one crystals and another a mix of crystals and pearls.
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Attach each strand to other end of toggle to finish.
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"Firefox is already running but is not responding" error message - How to fix it
All of your personal settings, bookmarks, and other information are kept in your Firefox profile. To start, Firefox needs an unlocked profile and if it is not the case, it displays the "Firefox is already running, but is not responding" message. This article explains how to prevent this message from showing at startup.
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End Firefox processes
If Firefox did not shut down normally when you last used it, Firefox might still be running in the background, even though it is not visible. Restart your computer to see if the problem goes away.
Instead of restarting your computer, you can also close Firefox in linux ubuntu, as follows:
- Click on system and choose administration.
- In administration, click on system monitor. Here you will find firefox-bin one or more times.
- Highlight the listing and click the "end process" for each one.
Instead of restarting your computer, you can also use the Windows Task Manager to close the existing Firefox process:
- Right-click on an empty spot in the Windows task bar and select Ctrl+Shift+Esc). (or press
- When the Windows Task Manager opens, select the
- Select the entry for firefox.exe (press F on the keyboard to find it) and click .
- Click in the "Task Manager Warning" dialog that appears.
- Repeat the above steps to end any additional firefox.exe processes, if more than one entry is found, then exit the Windows Task Manager.
- Start Firefox normally.
Remove the profile lock file
If restarting the computer or ending Firefox processes didn't help, it may be that Firefox previously exited without deleting the lock file.
- Restart your computer. After it restarts, don't try to start Firefox.
- Go to your Firefox profile folder - see Finding your profile without opening Firefox.
- Delete the parent.lock.parentlock file.
- If you attempt to delete the parent.lock file and receive the error, "Cannot delete parent: The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable", restart the computer and check your drive for errors (see How to perform disk error checking in Windows XP or Check a drive for errors in Windows Vista/7).You need to use a free utility like Onyx or Maintain to turn on visibility for invisible files to show .parentlock. This file contains no information, and deleting it will unlock the profile.You will need to turn on the display of hidden files. In the File Browser window, select the menu and make sure is checked.
Check the profile folder name and location
If Firefox cannot find the profile folder, it will report that the profile is in use or already running. This can happen if you manually delete, rename or move the profile folder; if you run Firefox from removable media; or if the profile folder is stored on a network drive. In such cases, you should restore the Firefox profile folder to its original name and location.
Initialize the connection to a file share
If you store the profile on a file share, try accessing the file share beforehand using Windows Explorer.
Check access rights
Firefox must also have the right to create files in the profile folder. This can happen if you try to use a profile from a file system mounted with read-only (e.g. a remote Windows share which doesn't have "Allow network users to change my files" checked).
To check if the profile folder has the proper permissions:
- Go to your Firefox profile folder - see Finding your profile without opening Firefox.
- Go up one folder.
- Right-click on your profile folder, and select .
- Click on the tab.
- Make sure Read-only is not checked marked.
- Go to your Firefox profile folder - see Finding your profile without opening Firefox.
- Go up one folder.
- Hold down the Ctrl key while you click on your profile folder, and select .
- Make sure Ownership & Permissions is set to Read & Write.
- Go to your Firefox profile folder - see Finding your profile without opening Firefox.
- Go up one folder.
- Right-click on your profile folder, and select .
- Click on the tab.
- Make sure Folder access is set to Create and delete files.
Restore data from a locked profile
If you are unable to unlock the profile using the above methods, use the Profile Manager to create a new profile and migrate your data from the locked profile to the new profile. For information on how to do this, see Recovering important data from an old profile.
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Borussia Dortmund must win at managerless Marseille to be sure of reaching the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League.
Jurgen Klopp's men – runners-up to Bayern Munich last season – currently sit second in Group F courtesy of their superior head-to-head record against Napoli.
Yet any slip up at the Stade Velodrome would give the Italian side, who host Arsenal on matchday six, an opportunity to qualify.
Victory will guarantee Dortmund's progression as they also have the edge over Arsenal, who currently hold a three-point cushion at the top of the group, when it comes to meetings between the two.
Striker Robert Lewandowski is confident his side have what it takes to perform under pressure in France.
He told Dortmund's official website: "I am sure that we will get there (to the last 16)."
However, Lewandowski and his team-mates suffered a blow at the weekend when a 1-0 home defeat to Bayer Leverkusen saw Dortmund slip 10 points behind Bundesliga leaders Bayern.
Sven Bender and Nuri Sahin each suffered ankle injuries in that match and the former will definitely miss out against Marseille, with Sahin rated extremely doubtful.
While Dortmund's preparation for Wednesday's fixture can hardly be considered ideal, Marseille have suffered even greater disruption.
Coach Elie Baup was sacked on Saturday, 24 hours after a 1-0 defeat to Nantes that saw the south coast club lose further ground on the top three in Ligue 1.
Sporting director Jose Anigo has been placed in temporary charge of Marseille and will aim to prevent the team finishing the Champions League group stage without a point to their name.
Marseille were beaten 3-0 at Dortmund in October's reverse fixture, with Lewandowski scoring twice either side of a goal from Marco Reus.
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|Ronaldo boost for Real
|CSL Wrap: Vagner Love hat-trick inspires Luneng, Evergrande victorious
|Adams rues first-half display
|UEFA Champions League Preview: Atletico Madrid v Chelsea
|Suarez calls for Liverpool calm
|Pochettino keen to help youngsters develop
|Eriksen´s commitment impresses Sherwood
|Premier League: Norwich City 2 Liverpool 3
|Neuer set to return for Real clash
|Pogba coy over future
|Westermann puzzled by Wolfsburg defeat
|Conte champions Giovinco cause
|K-League Wrap: Pohang stay top, Suwon held by Ulsan
|J.League Wrap: Vissel Kobe hit the front, Sanfrecce held
|Anything possible from Sunderland, says Poyet
|Matic quashes complacency talk
|Title win would make Gerrard the world´s best, says Suarez
|Cambiasso optimistic over World Cup chances
|Allardyce understands fans´ frustration
|Magath hopeful on trio´s return
|Monk hails Bony contribution
|Gerrard had given up on Premier League
|MLS Wrap: Real Salt Lake remain unbeaten
|Coupe de la Ligue win important, says Cavani
|Garde: Referee cost us
|Reus demands Dortmund momentum
|Early goal crucial, says Wolfsburg´s Olic
|Montella rejects talk of Fiorentina exit
|Van Gaal arrival would ensure van Persie stay
|Chiellini: ´We have to thank Roma´
|Ruddy ready for nemesis Suarez
|Maiden Milan header pleases Balotelli
|Muller: Bayern fought well
|Baines: Martinez backs Everton style
|Garcia delighted with top-two finish
|AFC Champions League Preview: All to play for in Group G
|Copa Libertadores Preview: Gremio away at San Lorenzo
|Serie A Wrap: Roma best Fiorentina but Juve remain clear at the top
|Result all that counts for Blanc
|Primeira Liga Wrap: Sporting win keeps Benfica waiting on title, Pacos thrashed at home
|Coupe de la Ligue: Lyon 1 Paris Saint-Germain 2
|La Liga Wrap: Late goals crucial for Real Sociedad, Valencia
|Poyet wants Sunderland to earn survival reward
|Livorno dismiss Di Carlo, re-hire Nicola
|Conte thrilled with ´good step forward´
|Championship Preview: Wigan out to thwart Burnley, Leicester on verge of title
|O´Shea credits Poyet´s words
|UEFA to announce Financial Fair Play findings next month
|Bundesliga Wrap: Hamburg beaten, Freiburg see off Monchengladbach
|Mourinho offers withering referee ´congratulations´
|Klopp dismisses Barca rumours
|Scottish Premiership Wrap: Sutton denies Celtic, Saints beat United
|Premier League: Chelsea 1 Sunderland 2
|Serie A: Juventus 1 Bologna 0
|Lambert happy after ´difficult week´ ends well
|Allardyce singles out Armero for costly error
|Hughes disagrees with Cardiff penalty decision
|Monk: Win proved Swansea are united
|Pulis hails Palace unity
|Penalty call lifted Cardiff, says Solskjaer
|Pochettino blasts ´unexplainable´ penalty decision
|Bayern need to be ´outstanding´ against Real, says Guardiola
|Pardew stunned by late Bony winner
|League Two Preview: Torquay set for the drop as relegation battle heats up
|Football League Wrap: Millwall climb out of bottom three
|Seedorf coy on Milan future
|Mazzarri demands continued Inter focus
|CAF Confederation Cup: Nkana 0 Bizertin 0
|Premier League: Newcastle United 1 Swansea City 2
|Premier League: Cardiff City 1 Stoke City 1
|Premier League: West Ham 0 Crystal Palace 1
|Premier League: Aston Villa 0 Southampton 0
|Sherwood praises ´world-class´ Lloris
|Bundesliga: Borussia Dortmund 4 Mainz 2
|Bundesliga: Eintracht Braunschweig 0 Bayern Munich 2
|Magath eyes home wins
|League One Preview: Wolves poised to seal title
|Serie A: Milan 3 Livorno 0
|Serie A: Parma 0 Inter 2
|Sandro must work hard, says Sherwood
|Moyes holds Mata in high regard
|Ranieri calls for Monaco response
|Premier League: Tottenham 3 Fulham 1
|Henry: Liverpool ahead of schedule
|De Laurentiis: Hamsik not for sale
|Martino ´not optimistic´ over Neymar return
|Farina unsure over Del Piero future
|Surgeon: Falcao may not be fully fit for Word Cup
|Bruce pleads patience from Aluko
|Wenger pays tribute to Giroud´s mental resolve
|A-League: Central Coast Mariners 1 Adelaide United 0
|Silva: PSG should have beaten Chelsea
|Silva: PSG should have beaten Chelsea
|Jones: Liverpool´s best chance for the title
|Sherwood: I don´t know best Spurs XI
|Premier League Preview: Manchester City v West Brom
|Rodgers: Henderson still vital
|Lallana: League One was beneficial
|Leaked line-up no big deal, says Allardyce
|Moyes wants respect from Everton fans
|Rodgers: Gerrard is world´s best holding midfielder
|Silva: PSG must win Coupe de la Ligue
|Toshack: Messi not to blame for slump
|Rolando wants Inter stay
|Juventus must beat Bologna, says Pogba
|Simeone: Perseverance paid off
|Keller wary of unlucky Stuttgart


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No. 25: Houston
By Paul Myerberg // Aug 9, 2011
Is Houston at the point where it's about the program, not the star player? A year ago, I probably would have sided with the former, believing that the Cougars were built for long-term success despite a changing cast of characters. Now, after a 5-7 season, I wonder whether U.H. can really be considered one of those non-B.C.S. conference programs that will dally with 10 wins on a yearly basis. This after the Cougars started 2-0 with star quarterback Case Keenum, lost him midway through a loss to U.C.L.A. and then dropped six of its last nine, cutting its win total in half off a 10-win 2009 campaign. Will what occurs in 2011 answer the question about whether Houston is about the name on the front of the jersey or those on the back? Not really: Keenum's back, so the Cougars will be back as well. Let's revisit the question in 2012, I guess.
Conference USA, West
Returning starters
14 (7 offense, 7 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 23
2010 record
(5-7, 4-4)
Last year's
No. 75
2011 schedule
- Sept. 3
- Sept. 10
at North Texas
- Sept. 17
at Louisiana Tech
- Sept. 24
Georgia St.
- Sept. 29
at UTEP
- Oct. 8
- Oct. 22
- Oct. 27
- Nov. 5
at U.A.B.
- Nov. 10
at Tulane
- Nov. 19
- Nov. 25
at Tulsa
Last year's prediction
Houston's not a B.C.S. contender: the Cougars aren't sweeping its three B.C.S. conference opposition, and will likely drop one game against conference opposition. All eyes will be on Keenum, of course, whose Heisman run begins in earnest come Houston's trip to U.C.L.A. on the season's third weekend. Sadly, his chances will likely be shot down thanks to Houston's defense, which despite adding Stewart and altering its philosophy remains an enormous question mark. Will it be just good enough to keep Houston in the 10-win range? Without question — but that doesn't mean it will be any good. If the Cougars had scheduled a slightly easier slate, there's no question this team could have come close to running the table. They didn't, of course, and the result will be either a nine- or 10-win regular season. Nothing wrong with that; Houston has never won double-digit games in back-to-back seasons.
2010 recap
In a nutshell Injuries were the big story, nowhere more so than at quarterback. Houston lost its first and second quarterbacks in the loss to U.C.L.A., thrusting a true freshman under center and pushing Houston's B.C.S. hope back a year. It's funny, however: the offense remained potent, though a bit less so than in 2009. The Cougars ended the year fifth in the F,B.S. in passing, 11th in total offense and 13th in scoring — not quite up to the 2009 level, but totals good enough to at least win six games. Right? Stop me if you've heard this before: the defense couldn't carry the water. Not the water, but any water. A first-year coordinator brought with him a new scheme, which may one day lead to a revitalized defensive effort but one that in 2010 saw the Cougars struggling to keep opponents off the board. That's the primary reason why Houston lost four games in 2009, and the defense, along with injuries, are why Houston ended last season with a losing record.
High point Wins over S.M.U. and Memphis to end October. Especially the win over S.M.U., as everyone ran roughshod over Memphis. But the two wins left Houston at 5-3 entering November, with bowl play clearly in sight despite the injuries.
Low point Then the bottom dropped out. The Cougars ended the year 0-4, losing to four very good teams: U.C.F., Tulsa, Southern Mississippi and Texas Tech. Some thought before the year that the game with Texas Tech might be played with B.C.S. bowl hopes on the line, not just regular bowl hopes in the balance.
Tidbit Proof that nothing is more attractive than winning: Houston experienced an 82 percent rise in season ticket holders in 2010, though I'd guess that those fans who bought packages in September weren't all that pleased to be sitting through a losing season. According to the university, Houston sold over 11,500 season tickets, a total that accounts for more than a third of the total capacity at Corbin J. Robertson Stadium.
Tidbit (total offense edition) Houston has lost 16 games over the last three years. In only one of those losses, last fall's defeat to U.C.L.A., has the offense failed to score at least 20 points. In only two of those losses, U.C.L.A. and a bowl loss to Air Force in 2009, has the offense failed to gain at least 403 yards on offense. In all but four of those 16 losses, Houston has gained at least 423 yards of offense. Houston has actually gained at least 473 yards in nine of the program's 16 losses since 2008.
Former players in the N.F.L.
15 WR Donnie Avery (St. Louis), RB Jackie Battle (Kansas City), WR James Cleveland (Dallas), LS Thomas Gafford (Kansas City), OG Rex Hadnot (Arizona), DE Phillip Hunt (Philadelphia), QB Kevin Kolb (Arizona), CB Loyce Means (Buffalo), TE Fendi Onobun (St. Louis), CB Jamal Robinson (Detroit), CB Stanford Routt (Oakland), OT Isaiah Thompson (Buffalo), OT Sebastian Vollmer (New England), OT Roy Watts (St. Louis).
Arbitrary top five list
M.L.B. teams farthest away from a World Series
1. Baltimore Orioles.
2. Houston Astros.
3. Seattle Mariners.
4. Kansas City Royals.
5. Washington Nationals.
Kevin Sumlin (Purdue '86), 23-16 after three seasons with the Cougars. Last fall was disappointing, to put it mildly, but Sumlin and U.H. were hampered in great part by troublesome injuries. So Houston's fourth-year coach gets a nice pass; just don't let it happen again. Sumlin did a superb job over his first two seasons, replacing the very popular – and successful – Art Briles, who rebuilt a downtrodden U.H. program into one of Conference USA's best programs. Sumlin responded, however, and after his first two years, U.H. looked very much looking like the future of the conference. Year four should end with Sumlin's name back in the mix for B.C.S. conference openings. Houston marks Sumlin's first head coaching job after 20 years as an assistant at six different F.B.S. programs. His latest stop was at Oklahoma, where he served first as the special teams and tight ends coach from 2003-4 before graduating to the co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach from 2006-7. The Sooners won at least 11 games four times over his five-year stint under Bob Stoops. Sumlin also played a key role in Oklahoma's always strong recruiting, especially in – you guessed it – the Houston area. Though an all-Big Ten linebacker with the Boilermakers, Sumlin has made his living on the offensive side of the ball; at each of his other coaching stops (Wyoming from 1991-92, Minnesota from 1993-97, Purdue from 1998-2001, Texas A&M from 2001-2) he dealt with the receivers or quarterbacks. The closest he had come to a head coaching position was with the Aggies, where he served as the assistant head coach. This extensive experienced served Sumlin well at Houston, and places him on the list of coaches to watch in the non-B.C.S. conferences. With the amount of talent returning on the offensive side of the ball, Sumlin and Houston should bounce back in 2011.
Tidbit (coaching edition) Houston's going to score points. Tons of points. Will Houston get enough stops on defense? I'm not talking about shutouts, just around 28 points per game. No miracles. To further the defense's ability to get the requisite number of stops, Sumlin hired a pair of defensive assistants to team with second-year coordinator Brian Stewart. One is defensive line coach Carlton Hall, who spent the last four years in the same capacity at Harvard. University. In Massachusetts. Hall graduated from Vanderbilt and has coached at Columbia, Georgetown and Harvard. He'll be asked to tabulate the tip when the staff goes out to dinner. The second addition is linebackers coach Jamie Bryant, who most recently was the defensive coordinator at Vanderbilt. It's no secret that the defense needs work.
Players to watch
Case Keenum is back. So is senior Cotton Turner, who replaced Keenum for a few plays before suffering his own season-ending injury against U.C.L.A., but most importantly: Case Keenum is back. Rest easy. The offense will now return to being one of the top five in the country, not one of the top 15 — the horror, I know — and Houston will return to the 10-win hunt, thanks to the N.C.A.A.'s decision to grant Houston's starting quarterback a sixth year of eligibility. And so recommences Keenum's assault on the N.C.A.A. record books: 2,462 yards short of Timmy Chang's total offense record; 3,486 yards shy of Chang's passing record; 27 touchdowns shy of Graham Harrell's record — all will fall, barring injury.
Keenum led the nation in total offense in both 2008 and 2009, becoming the first player to do so since Hawaii's Colt Brennan, and if all goes according to plan he'll become the nation's first three-time designee since Louisiana Tech's Tim Rattay from 1997-99. Production, production, production. And some wobbly knees, which is a real cause for concern heading into his sixth season. That's really the only concern: Keenum's going to sling the ball around, throw for 5,000 yards, more than 30 touchdowns, less than 15 interceptions, all at around a 65 percent clip. In a league full of top-notch passing games, Keenum and Houston stand heads-and-shoulders above the rest.
You know what's one of the silver linings from last season? Keenum's injury provided turns in the saddle for the youngsters, which in turn provides Houston with enviable depth in 2011. the future is sophomore David Piland, last year's starter post-U.C.L.A., who in a perfect world would take a redshirt and be Houston's starter from 2012-14.
A slight reshuffling up front pushed all-conference right guard Chris Thompson over to center; he and junior Jacolby Ashworth are the lone two starters back off last year's group. It's a solid foundation upon which to rebuild, though perhaps the line would be better served promoting Blake Sargent to the top spot at center and returning Thompson to guard, where he's one of Conference USA's best. That development hinges on Sargent's health, as his shoulder injury is what first prompted Thompson's move. For now, redshirt freshman Bryce Redman and JUCO transfer Josh McNeill will battle for Thompson's old spot. Sophomore Ty Cloud has a firm grasp on left guard, but Houston still hasn't made a decision between redshirt freshman Rowdy Harper and sophomore Ralph Oragwu at right tackle.
Some things change, like along the offensive line, while others stay the same. You'll see a handful of new names at receiver, but once again, it'll be seniors Patrick Edwards (71 catches for 1,110 yards and 13 touchdowns) and Tyron Carrier (53 for 480) leading the way. Edwards is on the verge of becoming Houston's first three-time 1,000-yard receiver, unless Carrier gets there first; both have done so twice for the Cougars, though Carrier's totals took a dip a year ago. The starting foursome should all be seniors: Carries and Edwards are locked in, Justin Johnson (16 for 240) should start and E.J. Smith currently leads JUCO transfer Dewayne Pierce and sophomore Aaron Johnson.
Experience in this offense and steady production? This receiver corps is going to dominate. There's a seemingly never-ending stream of younger receivers rising up the pipeline, like the latter Johnson, Isaiah Sweeney, Darian Lazard, Ronnie Williams and DeAndre Perry, to name a few. Keenum's back, remember: the receiver corps is going to put up some four-digit totals.
Yet in terms of depth, the receiver corps can't match what the Cougars bring to the table in the backfield. Senior Bryce Beall is coming off a team-best 870 yards rushing and 12 scores, earning all-conference honors in the process. Former JUCO transfer Michael Hayes added 629 yards and 8 scores, and is a very realistic threat to unseat Beall and become Houston's lead back. The Cougars also return sophomore Charles Sims, a breakout contributor in 2009 — Conference USA Freshman of the Year — who sat out last season with academic issues. Three strong, right? Perhaps four, should junior Chris Wilson (122 yards) recover from a broken foot he suffered in July. Wilson might not be needed, in fact. It's a scary proposition for the rest of Conference USA: Houston could run the ball very effectively if it so desired.
Houston's yet another team that attempted to drastically shake things up defensively by moving to the 3-4, a process that begin last fall. It wasn't an immediate hit: Houston still couldn't stop anyone with a pulse, still gave up yard after yard after yard, still couldn't stop the pass, still couldn't limit the damage on the ground. So there's plenty of room for improvement — that's an understatement, actually. Once again, Houston enters a season crossing its fingers, hoping for defensive growth while secure in the knowledge that the offense can do enough to win more often than not. But you know those Conference USA title hopes, let alone those B.C.S. hopes? They're not happening unless the defense improves.
I think the second year under Stewart and in this defense will yield better results. No, Houston isn't turning into Alabama; the Cougars will just be a little better, if only because of the experience gained a season ago. As with Georgia, yesterday's team, the biggest issue will be getting better play up front. Again, much hinges on what Houston gets at nose tackle. The job belongs to junior Tyrone Campbell, a part-time starter last fall. Campbell has the requisite size, though — as Hall has pointed out — he needs to play stronger at the point of attack. He'll be backed up by converted offensive lineman Austin Lunsford, who doesn't lack for size but is an unknown defensively.
The star up front is senior end David Hunter (51 tackles, 8 for loss). Hunter's a fairly prototypical 3-4 end: big, strong, relatively active, Hunter is a strong anchor at end but not quite the rush presence Houston has landed at end in recent years. But he's steady, and that's a quantity in high demand on this defense. There's an ongoing competition on the other side, where junior Kelvin King (36 tackles, 4 sacks) and redshirt freshman Eric Braswell stand tied atop the depth chart. There's another option in sophomore Zeke Riser, the starter in 2009 who missed last season due to injury. If nothing else, depth is significantly improved at end. That's a good thing.
Houston's linebacker corps is deep: 20 strong, counting the new additions, meaning there are nearly as many linebackers as there are receivers and tight ends on this roster. Clearly, U.H. has jumped into this 3-4 system with both feet. The leader at linebacker — and the defense as a whole — is senior Marcus McGraw, last year's leading tackler (110, 7 for loss) and a starter since stepping on campus four years ago. Like Hunter, McGraw is a solid, steady presence in the middle of the defense. The star at linebacker, however, is senior weak side linebacker Sammy Brown (20 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks), a former JUCO transfer who was a revelation during his first year on campus.
Brown is joined on the strong side by junior Phillip Steward (84 tackles, 9 for loss), an overshadowed piece of last year's starting quartet. That's a very good outside combination. Sophomore Efrem Oliphant assumes a full-time starting role inside next to McGraw after making three starts a year ago. Houston's linebacker corps has the pieces to make the 3-4 work. It's up to the line to deliver.
Position battle(s) to watch
Secondary If you're looking for a reason why Houston will not experience the rebound most expect, take a glance at a depleted secondary. This was a group that gave up yards and points in bunches last fall; three starters must be replaced, which may or may not be a good thing depending on your overall sense of optimism. The one returning defensive back with starting experience, safety Nick Saenz (72 tackles), is still recovering from surgery, though after sitting out the spring he should be ready to go come September. Whether Saenz retains his starting role remains to be seen, however. With sophomore Kent Brooks (36 tackles, 2 interceptions) looking like the starter at free safety, Saenz may make the move over to strong safety. If that does occur, Saenz will battle former Texas A&M transfer Colton Valencia for the starting spot. Saenz needs to play, thanks to his experience, and he's a good enough tackler to make the move from free to strong safety with relative ease — in fact, moving Saenz out of free safety may be the right move for this pass defense as a whole. While much will be decided throughout this month, it seems like JUCO transfers D.J. Hayden and Chevy Bennett will start at cornerback, where U.H. must replace the top three at the position. Could the entire defense, if not the success of the entire season, hinge on how quickly this pair can adopt to the major college game? Absolutely. There's precious little experience in reserve, most of it coming in junior Jeffrey Lewis, and Houston is counting on the JUCO tandem to deliver right out of the box. If they don't, the pass defense could be worse than it was in 2010. If that happens, U.H. isn't going anywhere.
Game(s) to watch
Get past U.C.L.A. first, something Houston couldn't do in 2010. That would open the Cougars up for a very nice start, as no team prior to East Carolina has the firepower to keep up with U.H. on the scoreboard. The schedule brings S.M.U. to Houston but sends the Cougars to Tulsa over the final two weeks of the year, so plenty will remain undecided until late November.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Houston's not going to run through the season undefeated, thanks to this defense, but the offense will be good enough to win 10 games and the Conference USA West division. Sound familiar? That's nearly a verbatim quote from last year's preview, and I have no problem with that: new year, same story — minus the injuries, Houston hopes. Keenum's return spells an offensive resurgence of sorts, as while the Cougars still moved the ball with ease in 2010 the offense certainly missed its Heisman hopeful under center. If healthy, Keenum will be the most prolific quarterback in college football; if he's healthy, U.H. will again rank among the five most potent offensive teams in the country. And that, if for no other reason, is why Houston is going to win 10 games. Yeah, there's a lot riding on health. You can say that about countless teams across the country, however, and Houston has good enough depth at receiver and running back though — and maybe even quarterback, though that's a frightening scenario — to suffer an injury or two and still keep racking up the points. It's the defense, once again, that'll keep U.H. from making a run towards the B.C.S., though there's a fair chance that the Cougars are able to finish the regular season 12-0. I think the front seven is going to be better, but the secondary is a tremendous concern. S.M.U., for instance, could pass for 500 yards on the Cougars. But the offense will offset the defensive liabilities. And when all is said and done, Houston will be one of the four or five best non-B.C.S. conference teams in the country. To me, anything less than 10-2 in the regular season would be a disappointment.
Dream season Houston runs the table in the regular season, finally knocks off U.C.F. in the conference title game and heads into B.C.S. play at 13-0.
Nightmare season The Cougars make only a slight improvement, going 7-5, and have no injuries to blame this time.
In case you were wondering
Where do Houston fans congregate? Message boards, as well as recruiting information, can be found at Coog Fans and Cougars Den. Coogfun.com sounds entertaining, so check that out. Additional coverage can be found at the Web site of The Houston Chronicle. For a blog's take, visit Fight for Red and White, which might be the only full-time Houston football blog on the Web.
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Tags: Bryce Beall, Case Keenum, Chevy Bennett, Chris Thompson, Conference USA, D.J. Hayden, David Hunter, Houston, Kevin Sumlin, Marcus McGraw, Patrick Edwards, Sammy Brown, Tyron Carrier
I got as far as Butterfly Effect 2. Don't know which actress,which company, which city, or which school.
The University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida is home to Dolphin Entertainment, which produced the independent Lifetime film Stranded, featuring Erica Durance, whose next film role was The Butterfly Effect 2, the sequel to The Butterfly Effect in 2004, which starred Eric Stoltz, who was honored with a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the 1985 Golden Globes for his role in Mask.
Tailor made for me, Paul! And it included Eric Stoltz,too. Fresh off my request for him to be in the Tulsa pic.
Paul: I knew when I was writing the hint that at least one person would connect the dots.
Nice review Paul. Season ticket holder here. A few points.
1. I didn't see anything about special teams. Houston's special teams should be among the best in the country. Rivals ranks the unit #9 nationally. Our junior FG kicker is 26 for 29 and hit a 51-yarder on the road as a frosh as time expired to beat Tulsa. Our Punter averaged 41.4 last year as a frosh with 12 inside the 20 vs. only 2 touchbacks. KR Tyron Carrier has 6 career TD returns, one shy of CJ Spiller's career record. PR Patrick Edwards averages 15 yards a return.
2. The main question mark on offense is how fast the rebuilt OL gels. This is particularly important for the opener vs. UCLA. If we can run the ball on UCLA, we should win that game. If we can't, it might be a long afternoon.
3. You are right to focus on the defense as the main key to the season. Regarding the Juco corners, both were highly recruited off the JC national champ team and both came in at midterm. So they were able to practice in the Spring, and they were impressive. Coach Sumlin said at media day: "The addition of [the juco corners] really helps what we are trying to do on defense. Last season, we gave up too many touchdown passes, and our corners didn't allow us to load the box and play some different coverages. It starts on the perimeter." Sounds like he feels good about them.
If we can get past UCLA (no easy task – they crushed us last year), there'll be a couple of trap games along the way but we should really outclass everyone until we get to SMU and Tulsa at the end of the year.
Darn. I got to Butterfly Effect 2 and glossed over Erica Durance because her film was a tv movie. Not a good reason to skip her.
You ranked a team that is worried about beating UCLA ahead of Georgia and Florida? Curious.
You made a list of teams farthest away from winning the World Series, and left off the Chicago Cubs? I'd put them at #5 and drop the Nats. Harper, Strasburg, and lots of young talent in Washington's system, but the cupboard is pretty bare in Wrigleyville.
Paul: Only reason why I had Chicago off the list is because they have the finances to make a quick move. The Orioles will never, ever win a World Series again, because they have terrible personnel development and can't entice a free agent to play in Baltimore. The Cubs have done a nice job with youngsters and can offer free agents money, a good city and a solid fan base.
And the Orioles used to be known for their farm system. (30 or 40 years ago… showing my age again)
Love the blog. Pretty good prediction. You hit the dream season on the head at 12-0.
Heres to looking forward to your 2012 review soon and another dream season.
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UPDATE: John Chrastka, Director of Membership Development at ALA, commented and alerted us to The Conference Tracker from American Libraries Magazine. This is another great way to track the conference, and pulls in a lot of the avenues Nicole mentioned in her post. Thanks John and AmLib Magazine!
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Like some of us here at Hack Lib School, you may not be able to attend the ALA Conference this summer. Or maybe, there are other conferences you are not able to actually attend. Below are some ideas on how you can participate and follow a conference without actually being there in person. Most are directed at this year's Annual conference but you could definitely apply them to others. Please feel free to post other suggestions in the comments!
Twitter: ALA has a strong presence on Twitter and when it comes to the conference, there are several ways they make it simple to follow the conversation. The official handle for the conference is @alaannual and the official hashtag for this year's conference is #ala11. Throughout the conference, more hashtags will most likely appear for certain sessions, groups, etc. But following #ala11 is the best place to start. In the past, there has been a wiki where you could find more of these hashtags, but now ALA has integrated the wiki into the Scheduler and hashtags when known, are listed on each session record.
Facebook: There is an ALA Annual Facebook Event. The event wall looks to have information that is useful to both those attending and those who are not.
Flickr: You can even check out pictures that people are posting from the conference on the ALA Annual Flickr Group.
Virtual Conference: There will be a 2011 ALA Annual Virtual Conference on 7/13 and 7/14. Looks like proposals are still being accepted for that. More details can be found on the ALA site along with pricing.
ALA Think Tank: This group has been doing some really cool stuff via social media and in real life. Check out the Facebook group and the hashtag #alatt for goodness coming from these librarians.
Web Junction: For FREE webinars ALL year round, check out the offerings at Web Junction. Great resource whether you can go to conferences or not.
CPD23: As luck would have it, just received an email on this fantastic site for continuing professional development. It's a free online program open to information professionals at all stages of their career. The program starts on June 20th and runs through early October 2011. Each week, the CPD23 blog will be updated with details of the next thing to be explored. You can find them on Twitter as well as @cpd23.
One last suggestion, lots of librarian bloggers will often do daily posts of how they are spending their time at conferences. (Some of the HLS team will even be there – tweeting and blogging – *cough cough Micah, Annie and Lauren cough cough* Another great resource. And free!
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(Thirty-second Year) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations . are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 27 officers and teachers. From the college and normal courses 382 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the. educational advancement of the South. .. . Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, five large brick buildings, library of 11,000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D.D., Atlanta, Ga. On The Campus The students were addressed Saturday night, Dec. 8, by Prof. DuBois, upon the French Revolution. A sociable was given by the Athletic Association in the chapel the night of the foot ball game with Tuskegee, Dec. 15, in honor especially of the visiting team. Dr. Arthur Bumstead, who taught Greek and Biblical Literature in Atlanta University for, two years, has accepted an appointment as teacher of classics in Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa. We wish him much success in his new position. Tbe third and last of the match foot ball games of the season was played at Brisbine Park, in this city, Dec. 15, with Tuskegee Institute, and resulted in our favor by a score of 17 to 12 . The game was very spirited and closely contested throughout, the two teams alternatirig in making touch downs. This closes a very successful season, all games having been won by Atlanta University. The total number of players actually participating in the three match games was fourteen, as follows: Butler, Hill (Capt), McDew, Robinson, Westmoreland ('03); Anderson ('04); Marcus, Mitchell, Phillips, Wright(S.P.); Thornton, Westmoreland (M.P.);Curry, McDew(J.P.). On October 13,the Atlanta University Club of Jacksonville, Fla., was organized with the following officers:—President, Geo. P. Porter('99); Vice President, J. W. Johns6n('91); Recording Secretary, Mrs. Emma (Trowbridge) Hart ('89non-graduate) ; Corresponding Secretary, W.. F. Jackson ('77); Treasurer, Mrs. Emma (Emerson) Davis ('89 non-graduate). The Executive Committee is composed of the President, Vice-President, Recording Secretary, W. H. Styles ('90 non-graduate), and Miss Sarah H. Blocker ('86 non-graduate). The club has an enrollment of more than twenty, It plans to advertise Atlanta University throughout Florida. The organization hopes to extend its membership to the, graduates and non-graduates in all parts of the state, and in that way keep alive in them a wholesome, vigorous A. U. spirit. News of our Graduates '78—Artaway J. Tabb is at present a teacher in Chattanooga, Tenn., and is chairman of the, teachers' institute com-mittee in that place. '83—Mrs. Janie A. (Brown) Garnett of Brunswick edits the column, "Woman's Dominion," in the Baptist Truth. '89—Dr. S.P. Lloyd of Savannah spent considerable time at the hospitals in Boston this summer, taking special courses adapted to making him more thorough in the practice of his profession. '90—Rev. F. G. Snelson has become pastor of the Bethel A. M. E. Church, San Francisco, Cal. '90—Miss Minnie L. Perry died of typhoid fever, in this city, Aug. 22, 1900. For several years she was one of the public school teachers in this county, having charge of the school connected with the Carrie Steele Orphanage. Miss Perry was an excellent student while in this insti-. tution, a faithful and successful teacher since her graduation, and an earnest member of the Bethel A. M. E. Church of this city. '93—Miss Rosa C. Garner, for several years a public school teacher in this city, was married at her home in Atlanta, Aug. 29, 1900, to William O. Smith, a merchant of this city. '94—James W. Johnson spent a large part of last summer in New York city. In company with his brother Rosamond, he is doing considerable work in the line of musical composition, both in words and music. '99—Miss Addie E. Lee is teaching music in Knox Institute, the position formerly held by Miss A. R. Howard ('98). '00—Miss Katie G. Livingston was married at her home in Athens, December 15, to Edward Y. Sapp of that city. '00—Miss Nettie P. Delmore is teaching in the Howard Normal School,Cuth-bert; Miss India A. 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Ubisoft's DRM No Longer Requires Constant Internet Access on Some Titlesby Brian Leahy, Jan 04, 2011 4:00pm PST
Ubisoft has confirmed to Shacknews that the always-on DRM in a few of its PC titles has been patched out, including Assassin's Creed II and Splinter Cell: Conviction. The Ubisoft representative reminded us that this was done on a case-by-case basis and that from the beginning the company had said it might patch the DRM out at some point.
New games, however, may still ship with the always-on DRM, Ubisoft confirmed to Shacknews.
Users on Reddit are reporting that the PC versions of Assassin's Creed II and Splinter Cell: Conviction, previously infected with Ubisoft's always-on DRM, no longer require a constant connection to the Internet to be played (via PC Gamer)
Now, the games will supposedly only check legitimacy over the Internet every time the game is launched, but can then be played offline. It's not quite hassle free, but it's certainly better than having to maintain a constant connection or suffer an interruption in gameplay, especially in singleplayer campaigns.


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