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Washington and Mckay have caught the eye of Northern Ireland boss
Michael O'Neill has admitted that Conor Washington's red-hot form for Queens Park Rangers is giving him food for thought ahead of the crucial World Cup qualifier against Norway at Windsor Park on March 26.
The 24-year-old struggled to get going after the Euro 2016 finals but a four-goal blast in six outings has suggested the former postman is in the mood to deliver again.
Washington's confidence took a knock after netting only three goals in 25 games for the Championship side but now he's got a spring in his step ahead of the crunch Group C showdown.
"Conor has come in and done well, he's been patient and a new manager (Ian Holloway) has probably helped him," said O'Neill. "He looks back to being the player he was when we first got him, his hunger is there, he's strong, fit and powerful and he's getting regular football.
"I watched him against Blackburn and he did well even though they didn't win."
O'Neill will again have concerns over Kyle Lafferty's fitness levels given his lack of game time at Norwich while Josh Magennis has impressed at Charlton. Jamie Ward, Liam Boyce and Will Grigg are other attacking options while Billy Mckay's displays for Inverness have also caught O'Neill's eye.
"Billy is a player I have always liked, kept an eye on and he's back at a club he's comfortable with," said O'Neill. "He's had a difficult situation in moving and going on loan twice, I think he's going to be very important for Inverness in terms of staying in the Premiership.
"He's playing at a level of football which is good enough for us to consider him for international level, he's scored a few goals and we are closely monitoring him."
O'Neill has more concerns in the goalkeeping area with Michael McGovern and Alan Mannus not featuring regularly at Norwich and St Johnstone respectively.
"With Michael and Alan the goalkeepers not playing it's not ideal," added O'Neill. "Corry (Evans) has a groin injury and is a bit of a doubt but there will be no big surprises in the squad."
In second spot behind Germany in Group C, O'Neill's side are on course to seal a play-off spot but Azerbaijan, Czech Republic and Norway hope to shatter those plans. Northern Ireland legend Pat Jennings, however, knows the hard work is still to be done if a place in Russia is to be secured.
"You are only as good as your last game, but hopefully we can keep going the way we are heading," said the former Spurs and Arsenal keeper who won 119 caps.
"Norway will be tough but we have confidence. Michael is doing a wonderful job. He knows exactly what he has at his disposal, and players always step up to the plate.
"Hopefully we can beat Norway and go from there."
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Video associated with an unusual incident at a Saskatoon Tim Hortons last month, where a snake was tossed over the counter, has surfaced on social media.
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The incident, according to police, involved a question about onions on a breakfast sandwich. On the posted video it appears that someone reached into another person's pocket, took out a live garter snake and threw it behind the counter.
Seconds later a scream is heard.
No one was hurt and the snake, which ended up with police, was also uninjured and police said it was given a new home and would be released to the wild in the spring.
The incident happened Dec. 8 around 7:30 a.m. CST at a Tim Hortons in Saskatoon.
Police investigated and laid charges of mischief and causing a disturbance.
Luke Apooch and Christopher Cook, both 20, are before the courts. Both appeared Monday to be formally charged, and will be returning in February.
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Captain L Provo, UTNov. 7, 2011 3:59 p.m.
I hope alot of interviews get done, I'd like to hear about Favors & Evans summers and how much muscle they have put on and how much they have been working on other aspects of their game.
To bad we probably won't have a season.
sdunn Spanish Fork, UTNov. 7, 2011 12:49 p.m.
never mind I see it
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Does anybody see where on ksldeals they have tickets available?
Jazz Source Alpine, UTNov. 7, 2011 12:30 p.m.
A charity game for a charity case (Miles).....seems about right.
How many threes do you think CJ will jack up?
This charity game will be yet another excuse for CJ not to play any defense.
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Yesterday I made a call to the Ted Mahal (Rogers HQ) to discuss my wireless data bill for February and March. I made two short trips – one to Spain and one to California – and used my BlackBerry to receive about 10M of data in that time. Total bill: $415. Mystified at how my bill could be so large, given that AT&T (the US carrier) provides US residents with unlimited data for $35/month, and Telefonica and Vodafone (the Spanish carriers) have similar programs, I called Rogers to discuss.
It was a surprising call.
Surprise #1: I explained the situation to the rep, who promptly knocked $185 off the bill without question. He also offered to allow me to speak with the supervisor if I wanted to ask for more. I declined, having been burnt on that one previously.
I then asked what products Rogers offered in order to make it possible for international travellers to travel without getting killed on the roaming charges — noting that I already use unlocked phones and local SIMs in order to keep my voice charges as low as possible. A few minutes of rooting around at his end turned up no results for any kind of truly international data roaming plan, and then…
Surprise #2: … a surprising confession. "Sir, Canada has some of the worst data rates in the world. Our carriers just don't seem to be able to offer the same rate programs as others. I wish I could help you more."
It certainly looks as if Rogers is 100% aware of the customer disatisfaction with data rates. Moreover, they've moved to implement a customer retention program for those that have the temerity to actually phone and ask for satisfaction.
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5:46 p.m.
With five to go, it's clear now that Denny Hamlin just isn't going to catch Jimmie Johnson and get revenge for the shove-and-run taking of the lead.
Johnson is cruising a full second ahead on the white-flag lap, then eases through Turns 3 and 4 and wins for the fifth time in his past six races here.
5:44 p.m.
Restart with 471 down, 29 to go, and the running order is Denny Hamlin, Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Clint Bowyer, Mark Martin, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Hamlin breaks out front on the green, but again, Johnson stays right with him.
Another caution as Bobby Labonte and Martin Truex Jr. make contact and spin with 27 to go.
All the leaders stay out, so the running order up front remains the same.
Green with 23 to go. Hamlin slips a couple of car lengths ahead of Johnson, but Johnson continues to roll up close in the corners.
Johnson goes inside Hamlin and turns him sideways in Turn 4, and Johnson slips into the lead.
Now Johnson breaks cleanly away, and Stewart is on Hamlin's bumper challenging him for second.
If Hamlin can catch Johnson, there's probably gonna be a big wreck before this race is over.
But with 10 to go, Hamlin isn't making up any ground and is a full second behind.
5:34 p.m.
Aric Almirola spins with 446 down to bring out the 10th caution.
Jimmie Johnson probably didn't want to see this one, as he was beginning to extend his lead over Denny Hamlin, with Tony Stewart pressing Hamlin for second.
Restart with 455 down, 45 to go. All the leaders have stayed out, and the running order for the restart is Johnson, Hamlin, Stewart, Clint Bowyer, Jeff Gordon, Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Hamlin dives inside right at the green flag and takes the lead from Johnson -- maybe with a little help from Hamlin's teammate Kyle Busch, who was starting beside Johnson in a lapped car. Could they have agreed during caution that Busch would let Hamlin dive in there?
Hamlin turns the fastest lap of the race on Lap 458. But Johnson is hanging with him.
Gordon breaks into third, past Bowyer, and takes off after Stewart for third.
Johnson is now rolling so freely through the corners that he's banging on Hamlin's bumper. And Johnson, unlike Gordon earlier in the race, isn't losing much ground to Hamlin coming off the corners.
Eleventh caution cools the duel with 33 to go, as David Reutimann spins.
5:18 p.m.
With 75 laps to go, Denny Hamlin is cruising in the lead and Jeff Gordon is beginning to fall back. Jimmie Johnson has moved past Gordon into second but still is nearly a full second behind Hamlin.
Jeremy Mayfield smacks the wall on Lap 426 and brings out the ninth caution.
Now comes the critical stop for Hamlin, whose crew has cost him races in the pits in the past. All the leaders pit.
Hamlin has a clean stop with a minor adjustment. That could be risky -- he was running so nearly perfectly already.
Johnson wins the race out of the pits and says his car is working nicely, though a little bit loose. But Johnson doesn't mind a loose car.
The running order under caution is Johnson, Hamlin, Tony Stewart, Clint Bowyer, Gordon, Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Restart with 67 laps to go, and if Johnson comes out of nowhere to win here again, it'll be a major heartbreaker for Hamlin, who has dominated from the middle stages until now.
Johnson has the lead for the first time all race. Hamlin tries to take it away only one lap into green but can't manage it. Now Stewart is right on Hamlin's bumper to pester him for second.
Hamlin will have to prove better than Johnson on the long run to win this race. Early in this run, Johnson is holding his own, no problem.
5:03 p.m.
As the race winds down toward 100 laps to go, Denny Hamlin and Jeff Gordon have separated themselves from the rest by more than a second. But it's hard to tell whether Gordon really has anything for Hamlin -- at times Gordon closes, but then falls back slightly.
With 100 to go, Gordon is staying right on Hamlin's bumper but isn't really making a move to pass. Gordon seems to be settling into the patient rhythm he often talks about as the key to winning here. But has Hamlin just got too much car and too much of his own patience?
Gordon seems to have a better roll through the corners, to close, but Hamlin pulls away off the corners.
4:56 p.m.
Jeff Gordon begins to challenge Denny Hamlin again, bumper-to-bumper, on Lap 331. And Clint Bowyer is right on Gordon's bumper. Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr. are about one second back.
Gordon makes a move on Lap 334, but now they hit a major group of lapped cars. Hamlin hangs on to the lead as both work the traffic.
Gordon grabs the lead on Lap 343, but Hamlin takes it back on 348. Now Johnson is big time in the mix, right on both their bumpers.
The seventh caution, for debris on Lap 352, cools off the dogfight. Running order under caution is Hamlin, Johnson, Gordon, Bowyer and Earnhardt. All the leaders pit.
Bobby Labonte stays out on the track to lead Lap 355, and the running order behind him out of the pits is Hamlin, Johnson, Gordon, Bowyer, Tony Stewart, Earnhardt and Mark Martin.
Labonte pits on 356, leaving Hamlin in the lead. Labonte gets the "beneficiary" pass into the lead lap.
Restart with 358 down, and Johnson and Gordon spend time battling each other for second, letting Hamlin slip easily out front.
Gordon wins the duel and goes after Hamlin, closing fast on 363. Bowyer is beating on Johnson's rear bumper for third.
Robby Gordon, spinning yet again, brings out the eighth caution with 367 down.
Leaders stay out under caution, and the running order is Hamlin, Gordon, Johnson, Bowyer, Stewart, Earnhardt.
Restart with 371 down. A cloud cover is now changing the track surface, tightening up the cars. But Hamlin continues to check out on Gordon, et al, leading by nearly a second at 375.
4:31 p.m.
At 297 laps, Denny Hamlin surpasses Jeff Gordon for leader of the most laps, 142-141 total so far.
The running order at 300 laps is Hamlin, Gordon eight-tenths of a second back, Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1.4 back, Clint Bowyer 2.1 back and Jimmie Johnson 4.0 back.
With 305 down, Hamlin is hitting lapped traffic that is slowing him down. Gordon, Earnhardt, Bowyer and Johnson are closing. Michael Waltrip gives Hamlin a big problem for nearly a lap before Hamlin can clear him.
But Hamlin's pursuers catch the traffic in turn, so Hamlin is back in a comfortable .84-second lead over Gordon after 315 laps.
4:19 p.m.
Restart off the sixth caution with 264 laps complete, working on 265.
Denny Hamlin maintains the lead, followed by Dale Earnhardt Jr., Clint Bowyer and Jimmie Johnson.
Carl Edwards languishes in 11th after a lug-nut problem in his pits dropped him out of third place.
Hamlin, his Toyota still working optimally for this place, moves out to a 1.3-second lead over second-place Jeff Gordon. Earnhardt is only 1.6 behind, followed by Johnson and Mark Martin, who has patiently worked his way up.
Gordon is complaining of a push on corner entry in his Chevy, but he's hanging on to Hamlin, only about a second behind through 280 laps.
What could have been Edwards' best run ever here is snuffed on Lap 281 when a tire is cut by the splitter on David Reutimann's car. Edwards pits for a tire change, and falls back to 31st, two laps down -- this after running as high as third.
4:04 p.m.
Kyle Busch smacks the wall, but doesn't bring out a caution, with 205 laps down. But he was having a lousy day anyway. He's now 35th, three laps down, just ahead of his struggling rookie teammate, Joey Logano.
It's a mixed-emotions kind of day for Joe Gibbs Racing, what with Denny Hamlin still dominating up front.
It just might be that Carl Edwards has finally found the "rhythm" of this racetrack that Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson say they've relied on for their long dominance here. It's a matter of being patient, and not driving too deep into the corners -- just letting your car roll through the middle, then getting a strong bite up off the corner.
Edwards is running fourth after 222 laps, and now we'll see whether he has this place figured out. If he does, there could be a special back-flip -- this place has baffled him more than any other track on the tour.
Jeff Gordon is back in second place and Edwards has moved up to third with 240 laps down, nearing the halfway point. But Hamlin maintains an easy 2.6-second lead.
Halfway point, 250 laps down: Hamlin has expanded his lead to more than three seconds over Gordon and nearly four seconds over Edwards.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. has moved into fourth, but is 5.6 seconds behind. Tony Stewart is fifth, followed by Kurt Busch.
Jimmie Johnson, after fighting a tight car early, has moved back up to eighth and could be getting ready to make a run at his fifth win in the last six races here.
The sixth caution flies on Lap 255, the pit road is open with 256 down, and here come all the leaders.
Here's the running order as they exit the pits: Hamlin, Gordon, Earnhardt, Clint Bowyer, Johnson, Mark Martin, Tony Stewart, Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick, Brian Vickers.
Edwards has to be sick over his pit stop, having come in third and gone out 11th.
3:39 p.m.
Denny Hamlin's setup is now perfect for the changing track conditions, and he's running away through 185 laps, with a 1.4-second lead over Tony Stewart, who has passed Jeff Gordon for second.
Gordon is reporting that his car has fallen way off from what it was the first 150 laps of the race.
Kurt Busch is fourth, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. has moved into fifth and has cut his deficit to 2.9 seconds behind leader Hamlin.
Joey Logano is having a tough rookie outing at Martinsville, running 36th, three laps down, after 191.
3:35 p.m.
On the 156th lap, Denny Hamlin pounds on Jeff Gordon until Hamlin gets the lead. Now Tony Stewart is up and working on Gordon for second.
But Stewart falls back after Gordon regains momentum from the door-to-door fight with Hamlin.
Hamlin pulls out to better than a half-second lead, running comfortably, and pads it to .8 of a second through 166 laps, indicating he has a slightly better car than Gordon, who appeared dominant through the first 150.
3:23 p.m.
Cautions keep handing Jeff Gordon the breaks. A split second before he lost the lead to Denny Hamlin on Lap 139, Robby Gordon and David Ragan brought out the fifth caution.
So Gordon not only retains the lead, he gets a tire change with perfect timing -- he hadn't pitted since Lap 42.
The first pit stall gives Gordon a slight edge over Hamlin in the race out of the pits, but he loses the lead briefly as Jeremy Mayfield and Scott Riggs -- from two independent teams -- stay out. Mayfield gets the precious points for leading a lap before both pit.
Gordon is back in the lead with 142 down, but now Hamlin is bunched up behind him and trying to give Gordon his first real challenge of the race.
But Gordon pulls out into a half-second lead, and into clean air. Kurt Busch is third behind Hamlin, followed by Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards, who suddenly is making one of his better showings at the little paper-clip-shaped track that has perplexed him so in the past.
3:03 p.m.
Fourth caution comes out with 91 laps down on a Robby Gordon spin in Turn 2. He had just been lapped by Jeff Gordon, but because Robby spun, he didn't get the lucky dog.
Green with 96 down, Jeff Gordon still leads, followed by Kurt Busch, Denny Hamlin, Clint Bowyer and Tony Stewart.
With 100 of the 500 laps complete, the running order remains the same up front.
And confidential to Junior Nation: Dale Earnhardt Jr. is running a mediocre 12th. A big day for him is doubtful at this point.
2:54 p.m.
Under the third caution, Jimmie Johnson pits again in hopes of correcting his Chevy's push through the middle of the corner and falls all the way back to 22nd. The guy who has won four of the past five races here is working at a severe handicap.
Matt Kenseth is sent to the end of the longest line because his crew didn't control tires during his stop. But hey -- Kenseth never expects to do very well at Martinsville anyway. Kenseth is back to 39th, one lap down.
Green with 75 down, and the running order is Jeff Gordon, Kurt Busch, Denny Hamlin, Clint Bowyer and Tony Stewart.
2:49 p.m.
Jeff Gordon retakes the lead from Scott Speed on Lap 57, but Speed maintains second place through 59 as Kurt Busch, Jimmie Johnson and Denny Hamlin come up on him.
Busch and Johnson are around Speed on Lap 60, and Hamlin is around on 61.
So now Martinsville is down to the regular favorites -- Gordon, Johnson and Hamlin -- plus Kurt Busch. Kyle Busch still appears to be nursing his mental block back in 11th place.
Third caution is out on Lap 69 as Kyle Busch tries to dive under Speed for ninth and spins them both.
Running order up front is still Gordon, Kurt Busch and Hamlin.
2:41 p.m.
Here's the competition yellow after 40 laps. But stops are optional thanks to the previous caution.
Some back markers pitted previously. If they stay out and Jeff Gordon pits, he could be stuck in traffic rather than sailing through clean air.
Jimmie Johnson gets a chassis adjustment trying to correct the usual problem at Martinsville, a push through the center of the tight corners.
With 45 laps down, rookie Scott Speed is the leader, with Robby Gordon second and Jeff Gordon third.
Green flag with 47 down, Speed still leads. Jeff Gordon is held up by Robby Gordon, but breaks free on Lap 50 and is going after Speed.
2:32 p.m.
First caution with 21 laps down when -- another surprise, surprise -- Michael Waltrip spins.
It's a welcome yellow for Jeff Gordon, who had Tony Stewart on his left-rear quarter panel and about to slip underneath for the lead.
But none of the front-runners stops because there'll be a competition caution after 40 laps to check the rapidly wearing tires.
Gordon, remember, has the only really good pit stall here on the cramped little Martinsville pit road -- the first stall, down inside Turn 2.
For everybody else, it'll be slam-bang bedlam in the pits all day. But Gordon gets to slip straight out of his pits into the track-entry lane. That's a huge advantage, and every driver knows it.
Green flag with 29 laps down, Gordon still leads, Kurt Busch second, Jimmie Johnson third, Stewart back to fourth.
2:21 p.m.
Green-green-green-green and surprise, surprise, surprise. Jeff Gordon leads -- Fox reports this is the 25th time in his career he has led the first lap at Martinsville.
Gordon has the Busch boys on his bumper, Kurt second, Kyle third.
But after nine laps, Kyle has faded to sixth. Must be that mental block of his about this place.
After 12 laps, Kurt Busch is still second, but Tony Stewart and Jimmie Johnson are moving up, third and fourth, getting ready to challenge Gordon.
2:09 p.m.
The frontstretch grandstands are almost full, and the stands in the turns are active with fans still coming in.
Traffic reportedly is backed up heavily coming into the speedway, largely thanks to slow entry into the parking lots. Most of the lots here are grass, on hillsides, so the heavy rain of the past two days has left them soggy and boggy for vehicles.
Thousands of fans may miss the start because of the gridlock outside, so if the stands show gaps when the green flag drops, don't assume they won't fill up more as the race goes on.
Martinsville seats only 65,000, with no room for an infield crowd. But already it looks as though there'll be a bigger crowd here than at the worst-attended Cup race of the season, three weeks ago at Atlanta, where only about a third of the 124,000 seats were occupied.
So the trend continues: the falloff in NASCAR attendance due to the bad economy is not nearly as bad circuit-wide as we gloom-and-doom forecasters had feared in the preseason.
1:56 p.m.
Another race, another question about tires. Cup cars didn't get to practice Saturday, and pole-sitter Jeff Gordon, for one, was baffled by tire behavior in Friday's brief practices.
Gordon was perturbed to notice an unusual amount of rubber dust and fragments all around the outside lanes of the track. Gordon said it was "the most I've seen in years."
Plus, "Our normal setup that we would come here with that would be pretty close was very far off," Gordon said.
Goodyear had promised a softer tire for Martinsville, but the inordinate piles of rubber rubble may indicate it's too soft.
The good news is that unlike at places such as Indianapolis and Talladega, where Goodyear had serious tire issues last year, Martinsville is so small (.526 of a mile), flat and slow that even with tire failures, drivers don't hit the wall very hard here.
But if tire wear is worse than normal, there could be bedlam on the cramped little pit road here throughout the race.
1:30 p.m.
High winds were tearing at the flags around Martinsville Speedway all morning, but at least it's sunny -- a welcome sight after two days of almost incessant drizzle and rain.
On any race morning here, I still miss the uproarious company of the inimitable H. Clay Earles, founder of the tiniest track on the Cup tour.
I thought of him a few minutes ago as some country band played "Sweet Home Alabama" on a stage at the start-finish line.
I don't think Earles would have put up with that foreign music here in quaint southern Virginia.
He just might have pulled the .38 revolver he always kept close at hand and ordered the band to play "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny," as he always liked.
Earles always thought it added a touch, sort of like "My Old Kentucky Home" at the Kentucky Derby.
Come to think of it, though, they haven't played "Old Virginny" in a number of years here. So I asked around among my more senior colleagues as to why.
Maybe it had to do with political correctness.
No, one colleague said. "Don't you remember how bad that high school band that played it was? They stopped because that high school band was just terrible."
Earles died in 1999, and his family sold its remaining interest in this track to International Speedway Corp.
That ended Martinsville's long-running maverick status, as directed by Earles, among tracks.
He always had his eye on that France family, all right. And he would say as much as he hung out with the old-line media types on race mornings.
Again, a rumor (or two) has circulated that Martinsville might lose a race date because of the small market and the flat little .526-mile track.
But that's just an old rumor coming back around. ISC has made too many improvements here, several million dollars' worth in the past few years.
And with Bristol widened into a de facto mini-Michigan where the racing isn't slam-bang anymore, NASCAR knows good and well it needs Martinsville more than ever to provide the best beatin' and bangin' on the tour.
Rumors of losing a date were common here 15 to 20 years ago, and one morning I asked Earles what he would do if NASCAR were to try to take one or both of his Cup dates.
"I'll sue their a--," he said. "And I'll win, too."
Did he really think so?
"Can you imagine a federal judge that would let 'em take a man's race dates away from him when he's been running since 1949?"
Actually, he'd been running since 1947. But he'd been running what is now the Cup division since it began in '49.
Time was when he protected his race dates his own way. He used to tell about when his old friend/rival Big Bill France was getting ready to open Talladega in the late '60s. Martinsville had beautiful spring and fall dates, and Earles heard France meant to move both to his new track in Alabama and give Martinsville less-desirable dates.
Earles drove south on U.S. 220 to the Greensboro, N.C., airport, his .38 tucked firmly in his waistband underneath his sport coat. That was in the days before airports had metal detectors.
Earles boarded a plane, connected in Atlanta and landed in Daytona Beach. He drove to NASCAR headquarters.
As he told it, he walked into Big Bill's office unannounced, produced the revolver, pointed it at France and said, "Bill, if you don't give me back my race dates right now, I'm going to kill you."
At which point Big Bill lifted the phone on his desk and ordered his lieutenants to restore Martinsville's dates -- where they remain today.
Once, Earles didn't get all the way to Greensboro airport before feeling compelled to produce his pistol.
He was headed out on a trip, but just shy of the North Carolina line he felt he was wronged -- cut off, or something -- by another motorist of similar seniority of citizenry.
Earles climbed out and commenced fire. To his surprise, the other old boy returned fire. They were darting and dodging, hiding behind their cars and shooting, until they emptied both six-shooters.
When authorities arrived, it turned out Earles had winged the other guy.
But Earles had a lot of clout in this part of Virginia, so the charges later were dropped.
When Earles died, he received a massive obituary in The New York Times, which began: "H. Clay Earles, who 53 years ago carved a hardscrabble racetrack out of the red clay of southern Virginia and then painstakingly turned it into a cash-spewing shrine to the cult of the stock car, died Tuesday at his home in Martinsville, Va. He was 86."
On race mornings, if Earles didn't have a fresh confrontation-with-arms story to tell you, he would describe in great detail how he laid layers of gravel and stone deep beneath the track for a drainage system so the track would dry quickly when the surface was dirt.
Its paved surface still dries quicker than most, when the rain stops and jet dryers are applied.
Ed Hinton is a senior writer for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Has our society grown to blame every parent disaster on the father? Example, why are men deadbeats and not women? I don't think I can ever remember hearing a woman called that. Also why does the non custodial parent (usually the father) have to pay more towards support than the mother? Example the NCP is responsible for 70% and the custodial for the other 30%. Can anyone explain how that's fair?
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I totally agree with you. The "system" is very much prejudiced against the father. I've been on both sides, having paid child support for years and then in the last several years having received child support from my teenage daughter's mother. I've been to numerous child support hearing and never did I hear anybody talk about the best interests of the child or how the money was to be used for the child. All I ever heard about was "the formula." The domestic relations office in the county where I live is the most pathetic government bureaucracy I have ever encountered.
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I suppose history is the reason. The dad is the parent most likely to leave throughout history.
I know a few deadbeat moms who have mentally and spiritually "checked out" but still have custody of their children in their own homes ... while the allegedly "deadbeat dads" do everything they can for the kids they get to "pay for" but rarely get to see.
I'm not sure how to change this, and our constipated court system isn't going to change overnight. Of course, if EVERY man stepped up and took responsibility for his kids, the deadbeat label would vanish overnight.
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I don't believe that would be true actually. Even if every father stepped up, and most do, they still get raped by the corrupt system. Child support is take care of the child, not the state. Then heaven forbid the custodial parent is on assistance.
In the modern era alimony and child support is based upon income not gender. I believe Janet Jackson gave her second husband $6 million and Madonna gave something similar to her ex Guy Ritchie in their divorce settlement.
The whole notion of providing your ex and children with the life they've become "accustom to" was to protect a person who may have been a stay at home spouse. Maybe they were out of the workforce for 20+ years. The law did not think it was fair for them to have sacraficed education/career for so many years to have to start at the bottom again. However it's common to see courts award someone with an outrageous monthly sum for child support. I've heard of rich people having to pay $50k or more (per month) for child support alone. We know for a fact it doesn't take that much money to feed, clothe, educate, and provide shelter for a child each month. This has led to people getting iron clad pre-nup agreements.
For the most part the only women that care about the injustice towards men in this area are those who become involved with a man facing this situation.I knew of one couple that lived together for 7 years and put off getting married until the man's last child reached age 18 because his ex was the type of woman that would have gone to court to ask for more money once he had a new spouse with additional income, The second wife usually does not want to support the first wife's lifestyle. :-)
The term deadbeat actually applies to anyone who does not pay their debts. It's not soley applied to a specific gender or child support issues.
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Okay I can see your point. However you only spoke of the rich not the working middle or lower class. I've seen mothers who work make more than their father and pay 268/month in child support. Now men pay 600-1200 a month for one kid. Why?
mypleasurefantasy, Every situation is different just as every state, county or judge is different. Sometimes the person with the best lawyer gets the best deal! I mentioned rich women because most people know of them. There has been some progress!
Now I don't want to appear dumb. What is a deadbeat?
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A person who runs from their responsibilities. It's normally associated with child support or family court.
Thank you for telling me. I have heard the term a couple of times but wondered what it really meant.
I tried calling my mum a deadbeat dad once but it just confused her. But seriously, the figures you point out aren't fair.
Perhaps once of the reasons men pay more child support is that, on average; men are paid more than women. Another reason might be that the woman had to carry the child for 9 months and had to give birth to it and the man just smoked cigars.
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It is not fair! And I hate the deadbeat dad title too. Many men are totally wiped out especially financially by divorce and often, the women can be very unreasonable. But I think often when someone is called a deadbeat dad, it is not just because of financial reasons, parents who do not pay their obligatory child support often also don't take part in their children's life. However I have seen a number of instances where they refuse to pay, because their ex keeps them from seeing the children and after numerous legal attempts to get their rights, which are rarely enforced, they just give up and also stop paying. It is a wrong tactic, but I can understand the frustration.
I see my son struggling to raise his children. They separated but are not yet divorced and she does not even bother to pay the 68 a week child support for their three children in the separation agreement, saying she cannot afford it, but her lifestyle says otherwise. He on the other hand has to pay three times as much for one child from a prior relationship. The amount she should pay is not going to make a major contribution to their livelihood, but paying it shows a commitment to their children.
The rules more or less still cater to the old stay at home mom scenario, which often is not the case and since more and more fathers are becoming the custodial parents, time for females to remember gender equality also means financially paying up.
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Roster moves: Chicago Cubs infielder likely to go - chicagotribune.com
Oh yeah we will get alot of great players for them :jimlad:
Neither are worth a crap so I could care less which one goes. Cubs will be in selling mode in a few weeks anyways. I'd put good money on a CyBookie event that Ted Lilly won't be a Cub after the trading deadline.
This is actually bad new. Either player could provide a serious boost to the I-Cubs playoff run!
Well hope they clear waivers and agree to a minor league contract? :skeptical:
I'm sure you could say the same thing about a couple more players on the roster other than just Lilly. D Lee could help someone out too and he's in his last year of his contract.
Someone on CF said this a while back and they're right. The Cubs need to just start dumping payroll because this line-up peaked in 2008. Keep the young guys and get rid of anyone else who isn't going to help in the long run.
Everyone not named Colvin, Castro, Cashner and Marmol should be available. This is all over.
Let's pray that Colvin is not the left-handed 2010 version of Matt Murton and is a legit cog going forward. The kid hasn't stopped hitting, despite Lou's 5 AB's a week.
Agreed! I just want to bang my head how Lou can't find a better way to get Colvin in the lineup more. He's just 1 off the team lead for HR with around 100-150 less AB's than Lee and Soriano who each have 10, also 5th in RBI, 2nd in BA, 5th in OBP and 1st in SLG and OPS. For a team struggling to score runs a guy like this should be hitting in the middle of the lineup nearly every day until he cools off! Plus he's solid defensively too so it's not like he's a liability in the field like Soriano is.
Biggest problem is Lee has a no-trade so have to find just the right fit for him to waive it probably, and Z, Soriano, and Fukudome all have terrible contracts and some kind of no-trade clauses too I think. Silva and Dempster have been solid but again if you can find someone to give you some good talent back in a deal for them I think you strike while the iron is still hot.
I'm ready for a youth movement, trade some of the dead weight off and see what some of these kids can do in an every day role. Samardzija is getting close to being out of options so it's almost do or die time with him and there is all kinds of young pitching talent in Iowa doing well right now that could back fill some spots. Casey Coleman his pitched well lately, another promising young prospect Jay Jackson has a 3.68 ERA with an impressive 1.09 WHIP. Thomas Diamond is a former 1st round pick of the Rangers who is doing well too. Position players nothing special at Iowa right now really unfortunately but pitching has been solid in Iowa so I think you could give some of those kids a shot if you traded off some parts of the staff.
Heard one interesting idea, Fukudome for Linebrink.
We are not a very good ball club. It is depressing to watch. D Lee and Rammy look like they are being tortured out there, and they are our leaders. If it is only Baker or Tracy I will be surprised.
If we liquidate our lineup Lou will retire. Torn on this as I love Lou, but do not see him wanting to rebuild. Would love for Brenly to get a chance to manage this club.
The Sox did want Fukudome the same time we did. Linebrink is horrible but it clears more time for Colvin. I can't imagine Nady is a Cub for much longer either.
The irony of Samardzjia is that we drafted Colvin way sooner than anyone would have so we could pay him under slot to sign Samardzjia to a ludicrous signing bonus. Look who is sticking in the big leagues and who isn't?
Samardzjia sucks, the guy has a good fastball and no secondary pitches. This screams set-up guy and not starter yet we build our draft around him thinking he was a top of the rotation starter. Teach him a slider and get him in the bullpen. DO IT NOW!!


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Celebrations have been held in Harrogate at the official open evening of the newly refurbished Fairfax Community Centre.
The Mayor of the Borough of Harrogate, Coun Michael Newby, joined management committee and centre staff at the event last Thursday.
The centre, which has just undergone a complete refurbishment courtesy of Harrogate Borough Council, now has a new IT suite, a multi-purpose meeting room and a large hall.
The kitchen has been fitted with new equipment and utensils courtesy of Harrogate Lions and committee members say this, together with new energy lighting, decorating and carpeting, makes the centre a venue for the whole community. The centre has recently raised nearly £14,000 to provide a wide range of new activities, including a new 'Drop-in' zone, and organisers have also thanked all its partners and agencies for their support.
Chairman of the management committee, Coun John Fox said: "We are extremely pleased that the police and crime commissioner, through the Commissioner's Community Fund together with Community Safety Partnership and My Neighbour, have supported this initiative for eight to 16 year olds to drop-in after school to participate in a wide range of activities.
"We have over 40 local children signed up for the activity with over 25 young people calling in every evening."
Eve Nelson, president of the Harrogate Lions, presented the community centre with £1,000 to support the centre's work with IT, and the IT suite is now available to all residents along with support.
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When you work in a beauty hall the temptation is far too much, as some of you would know haha!!
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What are 2 random things about you?
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Top 2 Tuesday
What are 2 random things about you?
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- Kelly Marie said...
Aww fun facts!! I have a freckle on the inside of my right palm! (: I always thought it was funny to have one there..now I know I'm not alone woo (:
- March 30, 2010 at 6:34 AM
- Stacy said...
I have a giant freckle (more like a birthmark) on my boob, right on the part where cleavage would show, and everyone always thinks its a mole! But it's not, I swear! Haha.
- March 30, 2010 at 6:40 AM
- Marian said...
Those "freckles" kind of look like a vampire bite to me...are you hiding something from us;)
I rented a place down in OC a few years ago with a bunch of friends...best summer of my life!!
- March 30, 2010 at 6:45 AM
- Tiffany said...
I have a frecle on the inside of my right hand. I haven't had it all my life, about 3 years.
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- March 30, 2010 at 6:57 AM
- Vanessa said...
I have a freckle on my right palm! You are not alone. 8)
OCMD is the best. I love going there, it is too fun. & if only it were that blue!
- March 30, 2010 at 7:17 AM
- Beth McC. said...
I am not even joking you that I have a freckle on the inside of my hand too!! I need to send you a picture!! That cracks me up!
- March 30, 2010 at 7:36 AM
- Brittany said...
How cute! You are too adorable . I want to have a place for Aidyn to go every summer.. it'll prob. end up being FL. I want a place to make memories and it has to be warm and near the water!
- March 30, 2010 at 8:31 AM
- Elizabeth said...
That is crazy you have freckles, but I must say I DO TOO!! Ahhhhh! One on my left and one on my right!! Now, that is crazy...we are more alike then we think!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! haha!!
- March 30, 2010 at 8:45 AM
- Ambs said...
I have a freckle on my palm and one on the underside of my pinky!
- March 30, 2010 at 8:54 AM
- Lindsey said...
is it bad that i had to look to see if i had a freckle - maybe that i had missed over the last 27 years.. ha! can't say that i do though!
i love how vacation spots can make or break your entire summer! i've never been to ocean city but would love to go!
- March 30, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Cassie said...
i have one freckle on the palm of my left hand, and one on the palm of my right hand! and i never really noticed them till now lol
- March 30, 2010 at 10:51 AM
- Sammy said...
I have one freckle on the palm of my right hand, it's always been there. I've always thought I was the only one. haha
- March 30, 2010 at 11:19 AM
- Alissa said...
I have a freckle on my right pinky! It's the weirdest thing. I like yours it makes you a little unique I think.
- March 30, 2010 at 11:39 AM
- I Do Declare said...
This new Marylander can't wait to go to "The OC"! I have heard so many stories, and yet to go....
- March 30, 2010 at 1:11 PM
- Kendra said...
I checked...no freckles. I always go up to North Conway, NH every year. (: I completely understand what you mean.
- March 30, 2010 at 2:02 PM
- Taylor @ The Undomestic Momma said...
that is just crazy! I am covered in freckles even on my lips and bottom on my feet but none on the palms of my hands!
- March 30, 2010 at 2:32 PM
- Lindsey Conrad - Nabors said...
You are not alone. I have 2 freckles on my left palm too! ;)
- March 30, 2010 at 3:05 PM
- WestSacHoney said...
I have a freckle on the bottom of my toe! I always thought it was a random spot to have one.. Ah the ocean sound wonderful, I can go to the coast here but it's too cold and sometimes way to windy so I settle for our "beach" aka the river in Sacramento.
- March 30, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- Mr. and Mrs. Smith said...
I also have a vacation home away from home ... in Holden Beach, NC!
- March 30, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- Heather said...
How neat that you have freckles on your palm, I have one in the middle of my palm...still neat though :).
- March 30, 2010 at 6:00 PM
- Allison said...
Freckles on the palm huh? I'm trying to think of random facts about me....I have a big birthmark on my thigh.
- March 30, 2010 at 7:39 PM
- Chelsea said...
I have 2 freckles in the middle of my left hand and one near my ring finger of my right hand... I always joked that that is how I'd know if someone was my soulmate - we would have matching palm freckles!
- April 1, 2010 at 10:29 AM
- Mindy said...
I have a freckle on my right palm and two on my left palm side of my finger. The dermatologist said they are moles though... even though they look like freckles.
- April 28, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- A Pauper's Princess said...
I know that this may not be the fun quirky comment you're looking for, but sometimes freckles on the palm of your hand can be an indicator of melanoma skin cancer. Most signs of it usually show up where sun is the least exposed. I only say this because I have two on my hand and I have to get them biopsied because, as my doctor puts it, can be a cause for concern and it can't hurt to check.
I hope I'm not worrying you, maybe it's a birthmark that all of your family has. I guess I'm just stuck in fear mode.....:-/ Sorry.
- September 10, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- Sessy said...
Hey, I have a freckle on my right hand, under my little pinky, but only appeared a few months ago!!! I thought I was the only one, now happy to see I'm not the only one lol. Sarah x
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The problem was I didn't know what to study. I didn't know when to the apply grit to a problem and when to back off.
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The biggest problem most filmmakers have early in their careers is they try to be to good at to many things. This is a mistake. It's too broad. You must go vertical if you want to accelerate your growth.
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5 Big Men LA Lakers Must Target to Complement Dwight HowardJanuary 16, 2013
5 Big Men LA Lakers Must Target to Complement Dwight Howard
However this wildly bizarre season turns out for the Los Angeles Lakers, they will need to address several key issues, including the future of Pau Gasol.
The 32-year-old, seven-foot Spaniard is a lock for the Basketball Hall of Fame. But his noticeable absence from the lineup this season—due to both injury and a coach who didn't know where to play him—would seem to indicate he is expendable.
There are pros and cons to shopping a high-priced superstar who has helped your team win back-to-back championships. On the plus side, making a deal now for Gasol may help land a younger, more athletic replacement who can complement Dwight Howard over the next few seasons (assuming that D12 re-signs and stays in Los Angeles).
Of course, deals like these can also come back to haunt a team. Gasol will, hopefully, recover from his concussion and various knee problems enough to enjoy at least another couple of productive seasons. And if he does that on some other team, the Lakers might kick themselves for having pulled the trade trigger.
It's not like the Lakers don't have any help at the power forward position. They are just very thin. Jordan Hill was making tremendous strides before going down for the season after suffering a major hip injury that will probably require surgery.
Earl Clark has been a major "find" off the bench for the Lakers, being thrown into the fray by coach Mike D'Antoni after Hill, Gasol and Howard (who has since returned) all went down within a few days of each other. Clark is long (6'10") and runs the court like a guard, which is what he used to play as a kid before growing an extra foot.
Still, the Lakers need complementary pieces at forward for Dwight Howard. And while he publicly states how much he likes being in Los Angeles, there are no guarantees he will stay when he becomes a free agent this summer.
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5. David Lee Will Get You 20 and 10 Every Night
There was a time when the Lakers could count on Pau Gasol for 20 points and 10 rebounds every single night.
David Lee is that type of a sure thing, and the Lakers could surely use that now.
The 6'9", 240-pound power forward has been a steady scoring machine for the Golden State Warriors since arriving there in 2010. Lee averaged 20 points last year and is on pace to do the same this season.
Lee is a great offensive rebounder and will not get in Dwight Howard's way underneath the basket. If there is one negative about him, it's his defensive skills.
As John Hollinger wrote on ESPN.com's Insider:
It's off the ball where he really fades from the scene: Lee just doesn't help. Only seven power forwards blocked shots less often, and the Warriors once again gave up more points (3.8 per 100 possessions) with Lee on the floor.
The 29-year-old Lee is in his prime and vastly underrated. But because Jerry West now works for the Warriors as a consultant, the chances of him being traded down south to Los Angeles seem remote.
In a recent article for ESPN: The Magazine, writer Chris Broussard quotes an NBA coach on Lee:
The knock on David Lee has always been that he can fill up the stat sheet but he's not going to help you win games. I used to have that perception of him, too, but now he's answering a lot of his critics because he's winning games and he's playing at a high level. He's scoring, he's rebounding, he's defending and he's making some big plays. He's definitely not just along for the ride.
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At 6'8", 250 pounds, Paul Millsap is undersized and underrated.
And given the fact that he's being pushed by the younger Derrick Favors in Utah, Millsap just may become available before too long. He'll be 28 next month and would make a superb addition to the Lakers' lineup.
This from Sean Cochran of Dime Magazine on Paul Millsap:
With young stud Derrick Favors breathing down his neck for additional playing time, it will be interesting to see how Millsap takes advantage of this season (a contract year) and whether or not he sticks with the Jazz beyond 2013. If he makes it to free agency next summer, there are plenty of teams that will be willing to fork out some decent cash for his services.
Millsap is a career 52 percent shooter who averages about seven boards a game.
As Hollinger points out via ESPN.com Insider:
He's not a prototype 4 because he's undersized, but he's athletic, skilled and just knows how to play. He beats smaller players on post-ups, takes bigger ones off the dribble and confounds both with his midrange jump shot. Last season was his best yet -- he averaged better than a point every two minutes, ranked sixth among power forwards in player efficiency rating, and had he been in the Eastern Conference certainly would have made the All-Star Game.
In any of these deals, the Lakers would have to give up a lot to get such talent. They really don't have draft picks and might even have to consider using the amnesty clause on one of their forwards, including Pau Gasol.
But Paul Millsap in a Lakers uniform alongside Dwight Howard? With Jordan Hill and Earl Clark as backups off the bench?
3. Josh Smith: Alongside D12, Lakers Would Have No Excuses
It's OK to dream, isn't it?
Josh Smith and Dwight Howard, together, on the front line of the L.A. Lakers. Now that would be an exceptional pairing.
Josh Smith has been the stuff of trade rumors for months. And the Lakers consistently surface as one of the teams he might be headed to.
Just how L.A. would orchestrate such a deal is beyond me, given that Pau Gasol is owed more than $19 million next year. But Smith, who will make $13.2 million this year, is a free agent come June, and Atlanta will be considerably under the cap and could easily afford Gasol.
Last year, Smith shot 68.1 percent in the basket area (according to ESPN Stats). As Hollinger wrote: "He has become a beast on the low left block against smaller opponents and has become a heck of a player in spite of himself."
The 6'9", 27-year-old Smith is averaging 16.5 points and 8.3 rebounds this year despite shooting just 35 percent from the floor. Part of that low percentage is due to injury and part is due to Smith's proclivity for shooting 20-foot jumpers, which he is not very good at. Only Kobe Bryant of the Lakers took more long twos last year than Smith.
In a Mike D'Antoni system, Smith might feel as if he had carte blanche to shoot from anywhere on the court. But playing alongside Howard and Bryant, he would quickly learn the pecking order.
2. Kevin Love: Time to Bring the Santa Monica Native Home
Kevin Love has Los Angeles written all over him, except on the front of his basketball jersey.
The 6'10" power forward for the Minnesota Timberwolves is presently in rehab mode after undergoing successful surgery to repair the third and fourth metacarpal in his right hand. He is out of action for at least two-and-a-half months, so he may return in time for the playoffs.
That is, if the T-Wolves make the playoffs.
At 24, K-Love has blossomed into the league's rising superstar at power forward. Aside from his injury, Love is in tremendous shape and has worked on expanding his offensive repertoire to that point where he can knock down shots from various distance with moves that would make Larry Bird proud.
As John Hollinger comments on ESPN.com Insider:
Hello, superstar. Love improved his conditioning, upgraded his defense and showed off a crazy step-back 3-pointer move that opposing big men seem hopeless defending.
Love is statistically the best rebounding power forward since Dennis Rodman. He's the first player since Shaq to average over 26 points and 13 boards for a season.
Persistent speculation that Minnesota would consider a deal to bring Pau Gasol to Minneapolis so as to pair him with fellow countryman Ricky Rubio has Lakers fans drooling. Add that to the fact that Love does not seem all that enamored with performing on a basketball stage that gets scant attention nationally and you have the makings of the ultimate Lakers trade drama.
Love is a great passer, but more importantly he is a voracious rebounder. He and Dwight Howard together in the frontcourt would set new standards for defensive excellence.
1. Ryan Anderson: Could He Be Reunited with Dwight in L.A.?
OK, Mitch Kupchak—work some Lakers magic and pull Ryan Anderson out of a hat.
The New Orleans Hornets power forward is simply a great fit and complementary piece that would give the Lakers exceptional depth in the frontcourt.
Anderson and Howard played together in Orlando so they are familiar with each other's game. Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside, the ideal pairing.
Anderson blossomed as a starter last year for the Magic, and he hasn't let up since arriving in New Orleans to start the 2012-13 season. The 6'10", 240-pound PF from the University of California is averaging 16.8 points in 32 minutes and shooting 43 percent from the field.
More importantly, Anderson is hitting 40 percent of his shots from beyond the arc. He is not shy, converting on three of 7.7 attempts.
Anderson would instantly become the Lakers' best shooting big man and would force opponents to come out and guard him. That, in turn, would open up the post for D12, and you know what comes after that.
With Anthony Davis penciled in as the future of the Hornets franchise, it would seem that Anderson might eventually become odd man out. Trade speculation will continue because of that.


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Sometimes with stock photography it pays to 'play it safe' and add to your portfolio with similar images to what you have done in the past. Ultimately, though, I suspect that growing your portfolio in new ways helps a lot. Mostly though - it keeps you interested. While I don't have the luxury of spending hours on every shot I really enjoy it when I have an idea and take some time out to realize it. There is some risk involved as you could spend the time and then have it rejected!
For me it is very satisfying to get shots accepted when it takes some extra work to get the images completed. The recent assignment was an example of this. In addition to the assignment photo I had accepted and the one above spurred by the assignment, I also finished two other shots that were concept ideas I had written down and finally found some time to complete:
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Unanswered: Shell Scripting(interesting)
Here is my problem.
I will be getting a file with fixed width format.
Here i need to develop an utility in such a way that if i give the file name,then the script should generate 2 files,one with the data seperated by commas and the other file file with the metadata information.
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assume that this is my input file:
state desc
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TX Texas
Mi Michigan
the output should be like this
Metadata File:
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Col2 20
This is how the output should look like.
And the script should not be specific to this file,whatever the file i should be able to generate 2 files (commma seperated,metadata).
please give me some suggestions,how this can be done,with this there might be spaces in the data so the utility should be able to take that into consuderation.its urgent
I am not that good in shellscripting,so please be elaborative with ur answers
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how do you derive the values in the metadata file?
where do the values '2' and '20' come from?
P.S. for the future - if any of the replies to you original posts do answer your question, it would be nice to know.
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Hi vgersh,
Thank u very much for ur help.
Could me help me in writing a scrpit that is generalised in a way that whatever the file i give as an input(fixedwidth format files) the outputfile should be comma delimited,and there should not be any header and footer,this should work for any number of columns.can u also suggest me what should be done if there is no data in a column.For now if there is no data the next column value is sitting next to the comma.
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pls don't post the same question to multiple threads.
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Post a sign, 8.5 by 14 inches or larger, stating the following:
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadians remain downbeat about the economy but are a little less so than three months ago, a poll released on Wednesday showed.
"The pessimistic views Canadians have on the economy are generally stabilizing," Nanos Research said in a release.
Forty-nine percent of respondents think the economy will get worse over the next six months, down from 57 percent three months earlier. Sixteen percent see it improving, up from 14 percent.
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Finally! Some visible growth above the cantilever!
I was just gonna say, has this just sprouted a great amount all of a sudden???
It seems to have.
Hallelujah! Rise baby rise!
Good one, Robert!
You cant see the cantilever portion rising due to it being setback another 10+ feet to the north (wont be flush with the main portion of the tower that we can see). So that is why we cant see much happening but the entire tower is rising now which is great.
Great photos, JC.
JC you're saving me some time
Seems like we hit almost all the same spots recently.
You should still post your pics though. We all know yours will be better than mine. Lol.
the core and cantilever are viewable from this angle in Central Park. Photo by Andrew Dallos
Central Park in Fall by Andrew Dallos, on Flickr
Thanks to everyone for always posting great and numerous updates
Nov 28
Great shots!
That construction worker really gives the cantilever a sense of scale.
I barely noticed him until he started walking around.
Whoever's view this is, I hope we get to see more.
With those measurments, I created this
Fantastic work Thomas!
I must admit, I do find Sketch up quite infuriating at times to work with haha! It makes me appreciate your work that bit more