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If anybody has access to a complete mirror of the Debian Wheezy release, and was willing to share a list of all setuid/setgid binaries that would be greatly appreciated.
It doesn't seem to be something you can find online, so you need to manually unpack each .deb file and look at the permissions.
I don't have access to a (complete) local mirror, and so I cannot easily build such a thing, unless I go to ebay and buy a random DVD-archive.
This list would be useful for folk wanting to direct their audits ..
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog up to 04 June 2014
Until recently I was very happy with my console mail client, Lumail, thinking I'd written it in a flexible manner, with lots of Lua-callable primitives.
Now I'm beginning to suspect that I might have gone down the wrong path at some point.
The user interface, at startup consists of a list of mailboxes. The intention being that you select a mailbox, and open it. That then takes you to a list of messages. (There is a cool and simple to use option to open the union of multiple mailboxes, which is something I use daily.)
Now the list of mailboxes is sorted alphabetically, so the user interface looks something like this:
Now the issue that triggered my rethink:
Sure you think. It's just a list of strings. You could pass an array to a lua on_sort_maildirs function, and then use the returned array/table as teh display order. Simple.
Simple until you realize the user might want to do more than operate solely on the list of strings. Perhaps they wish to put folders with unread messages at the top. At which point you need a "count_unread( maildir )" function. (Which does exist.)
Anyway the realisation I had is that the CMaildir object, on the C++ side, isn't exposed to the Lua-side. So the (useful) member functions which should be exported/visible are not.
Really what I'm trying to say is that I think I've implemented and exported useful Lua primitives, but actually many more parts of the implementation could be usefully exported - but are not, and that comes from the choice I made to expose "things" not "objects". If I'd exposed objects right from the start I'd have been in a better place.
Oh well.
I continued to toy with a basic GUI mail-client last week, but I've pretty much written that off as a useful way to spend my time. For the moment I'll leave email alone, I've done enough and despite niggles what I have is absolutely the best mail client for me.
(It is a shame that Mutt is so heavyweight and hard to deal with, and that notmuch never really took off.)
Arbitrary tweets made by TheGingerDog up to 01 June 2014
My newspaper of choice, the Guardian, has for some time produced its own android (and iOS of course) app. I have often used the android app on my tablet to catch up on emerging news items at the end of the day. I also read the BBC news app for the same reason. Yesterday I received an update to the Guardian app. That update was a complete rewrite and gives the user a very different experience to the original app. For example, in the old app I could tailor the home screen to show me just the news categories I wanted (i.e. no sport, no fashion, but plenty of politics, business and UK news). In the new app I can only do that if I subscribe to a paid version. Sorrry, but no, I already pay for the newspaper, I just want this to give me updated headlines, I don't want to have to buy the newspaper all over again.
In today's paper (and on-line of course) there is an editorial comment on the new app explaining its background. The writer opens:
Today I am proud to announce the launch of our redesigned Guardian app. It's been a ground-up reworking to bring you a new, advanced and beautiful Guardian app. For the first time you will have a seamless experience across phones and tablets, with a cleaner, responsive design that showcases the Guardian's award-winning journalism to our readers around the world.
The article goes on to explain the history of the original app and the thinking behind the redesign. It continues:
We're also thrilled to announce that GuardianWitness – the Guardian's award-winning platform through which readers can contribute their own pictures, videos and text – is now integrated into the app, meaning readers can now contribute to assignments seamlessly and directly within the main app.
It continues:
Other new features include:
I particularly like that last bit.
And of course the app needs access to my location.
(P.S. The app called "UK Newspapers" by Markus Reitberger gives access to all the UK news sites you could want – and all it asks for is network access.)
Recently I announced I am stepping down as Ubuntu Community Manager at Canonical and moving to XPRIZE as Senior Director of Community. Today is my last day at Canonical.
I just want to say how touched I have been by the response. The comments, social media posts, emails, and calls from you have been so kind and supportive. You are all good people, and I am going to miss every single one of you.
The reason why I have devoted my life to understanding communities is that I believe communities bring out the best in people, and all of you are a perfect example of that. I cannot express just how much I appreciate it.
Over the course of the next few weeks my replacement will be sourced and announced. and in the interim my team (Daniel Holbach, Michael Hall, David Planella, Nicholas Skaggs, Alan Pope) will take over my duties. Everything has been transitioned over, and remember, the weekly Q&As will continue at 6pm UTC every Tuesday on Ubuntu On Air with my team filling in for me. As ever, any and all Ubuntu questions are welcome!
Of course, I will still be around. I am going to continue to be a member of the Ubuntu community and an avid Ubuntu user, tester, and supporter. I will continue to be on IRC, you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com, I will continue to do Bad Voltage, and I have a busy schedule at the Community Leadership Summit, OSCON, and more. I am also going to continue to have my own Q&A session every week where you can ask questions about my perspectives on Ubuntu, Canonical, community management, XPRIZE, and more; I will announce this soon.
Ubuntu has a tremendous future ahead of it, built on the hard work and passion of a global community. We are only just getting started with a new era of Ubuntu convergence and cloud orchestration and while I will miss being there in an official capacity, I am just thankful that I can continue to be along for the ride in the very community I played a part in building.
I now have a few weeks off and then my new adventure begins. Stay tuned.
As many of you will know, I organize an event every year called the Community Leadership Summit. The event brings together community leaders, organizers and managers and the projects and organizations that are interested in growing and empowering a strong community.
The event pulls together these leading minds in community management, relations and online collaboration to discuss, debate and continue to refine the art of building an effective and capable community.
This year's event is shaping up to be incredible. We have a fantastic list of registered attendees and I want to thank our sponsors, O'Reilly, Citrix, and LinuxFund.
The event is taking place on 18 – 19 July 2014 in Portland, Oregon. I hope to see you all there, it is going to be a fantastic CLS this year!
I also have a few other things to share too…Community Leadership Forum
My goal as a community manager is to help contribute to the growth of the community management profession. I started this journey by publishing The Art of Community and ensuring it is available freely as well as in stores. I then set up the Community Leadership Summit as just discussed, and now I am keen to put together a central community for community management and leadership discussion.
As such, I am proud to launch the new Community Leadership Forum for discussing topics that relate to community management, as well as topics for discussion at the Community Leadership Summit event each year. The forum is designed to be a great place for sharing and learning tips and techniques, getting to know other community leaders, and having fun.
The forum is powered by Discourse, so it is a pleasure to use, and I want to thank discoursehosting.com for generously providing free hosting for us.
Be sure to go and sign up!Speaking Events and Training
I also wanted to share that I will be at OSCON this year and I will be giving a presentation called Dealing With Disrespect that is based upon my free book of the same name for managing complex communications.
This is the summary of the talk:
In this new presentation from Jono Bacon, author of The Art of Community, founder of the Community Leadership Summit, and Ubuntu Community Manager, he discusses how to process, interpret, and manage rude, disrespectful, and non-constructive feedback in communities so the constructive criticism gets through but the hate doesn't.
The presentation covers the three different categories of communications, how we evaluate and assess different attributes in each communication, the factors that influence all of our communications, and how to put in place a set of golden rules for handling feedback and putting it in perspective.
If you personally or your community has suffered rudeness, trolling, and disrespect, this presentation is designed to help.
This presentation is on Wed 23rd July at 2.30pm in E144.
In addition to this I will also be providing a full day of community management training at OSCON on Sunday 20th July in D135.
I will also be providing full day community management training at LinuxCon North America and LinuxCon Europe. More details of this to follow soon in a dedicated blog post.
Lots of fun things ahead and I hope to see you there!
This event will be held on Saturday 7th June 2014 between 9am and 5pm at The Studio Venue Company Ltd., 7 Cannon Street, Birmingham B2 5EP.
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I hope to see you there.
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Today has been a fairly mixed bag. I booked today off as holiday some weeks back as work has been consistently stressful and I felt I needed a day to spend by myself with nothing in particular to do. I could probably have predicted it, but that's not quite how it turned out.
The morning started pleasantly: my wife is on a late shift today so she didn't need to leave until 11 so we had a leisurely breakfast together. Then we got to talking about what I'd do today; "Not much", said I. Naturally, the conversation went down the route of talking about things I might do. "Perhaps I'll wander into the city". "Oh, while you're there could you just..."
Before long, I had a to-do list. I didn't mind too much but mentioned in passing that days off always go by far too quickly. The ability of menstrual women to misinterpret a sentence is literally mind-blowing.
After I'd dropped the raging pile of hormones at her place of work, I wandered into the city. First on the list was getting a family photo printed onto canvas with a frame for my mum's birthday tomorrow. My SD card didn't work in the guy's PC - oh no! Luckily, I'd brought my laptop with me so used that to copy everything off, reformat it (making sure I picked something his Windows 8 machine would be unlikely to barf on) and copy the photos back. Still no joy on his machine but it worked fine in the Kodak printer he had; but that turned out not to be useful as he couldn't get it from there onto the canvas printer. Giving up, I went to Boots for some other things and noticed they did canvas printing. Cheaper. And it worked. Flawlessly. I blame Windows 8. Or summat.
I then went to the optician as I've been getting really dry eyes again recently. They told me I'd have to wait until 2:45 to see someone. Resigning myself to spending the day in the city, I had lunch at a noodle bar. After quite a lot of walking around, I eventually had my appointment to be given two things I apparently need to go and buy:
Opticrom ("more than meets the eye"?)
Some eye bags. Never heard of these. Apparently Amazon is the place to get them.
On my way back to the car, I decided to pop into a stationers and ended up buying a really nice notebook. There's something really satisfying about a good notebook - even though I don't use one very often. I suppose next time I can put my to-do list in it ;)
After that success, I decided to try something I've been meaning to try for ages: a backrub from The Rub. I've never had a professional massage before so I went for a 10 minute backrub there. It was worth every single penny - absolutely fantastic. I'll be going back again soon for a longer massage.
Now I have about 50 minutes until I have to pick up my son from the nursery so I think I'm going to go for a cheeky half.
Btw, the illness I mentioned last time culminated in some stomach-based fun-times and then we both felt fine. Weird.
After nearly eight years of service at Canonical, I will be stepping down as the Ubuntu Community Manager and leaving my fellow warthogs at Canonical on 29th May 2014.
I have always been passionate about two things in my life. Firstly, I want to go to work every day and feel that my efforts are having a wider impact on the world. Secondly, I believe that community and collaboration is at the core what makes us human and what drives us to create beautiful things.
Canonical has provided room for me to explore both of these areas in droves. Free Software is an undeniable power for good in making technology accessible to all. Ubuntu has been at the forefront of this; focusing on simplicity, elegance, and ease of use to make technology as accessible and widely available as possible. Canonical and the Ubuntu Community has also provided an environment in which I could explore the many facets of community building, leadership, and growth…trying lots of ideas, learning from what worked and what didn't, and evolving what we do.
This has resulted in me having the opportunity to learn from great people, in fun and challenging situations, and to further the art and science of building great communities.A new chapter
…and this is where a new chapter in my life opens.
Recently I was presented with the opportunity to go and work at the XPRIZE Foundation.
For those of you unfamiliar with XPRIZE, their focus is to solve the major problems facing humanity. This work is delivered by incentivized competitions to solve these grand challenges.
This started with the $10million Ansari XPRIZE that spawned the commercial space-flight industry. Other examples include the Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE (to create an affordable handheld device to diagnose health issues), the Google Lunar XPRIZE (to achieve the safe landing of a private craft on the surface of the moon), the Wendy Schmidt Ocean Health XPRIZE (improving our understanding of ocean acidification), and the A.I XPRIZE (create the first A.I. to walk or roll out on stage and present a TED Talk so compelling that it commands a standing ovation).
XPRIZE is an organization with significant ideas and ambitions to have a profound impact on the world. If you want to get a better feel for this, I recommend you watch this video by founder, Peter Diamandis; it is tremendously inspiring.
Peter believes that competition is in our DNA. I believe that collaboration and community is in our DNA. As you can imagine, these concepts are complimentary to each other and this is why I feel like this such a natural fit for me.
As such, I will be joining XPRIZE as Senior Director of Community. I will be there to look at the full breadth of what XPRIZE does and inject community and collaboration into the many different layers from how the prizes are picked, how teams are formed, how R&D is created, how technologies go into production, and more. I am tremendously excited about the opportunity.Difficult decisions
Although XPRIZE is an exciting (if unknown) road forward, leaving Canonical is bittersweet.
To put this in starker terms, Canonical quite literally changed my life. It helped to transform my career from a position of observation of communities to one of structured best practice. It helped me to think differently, challenge myself, and be open to being challenged by others. It afforded me the opportunity to travel the world, meet incredible people, see incredible things, and ultimately led me to meet my wife, Erica, who has become the corner-stone of our family. This was never a job, it was a way of life, and Canonical provided every ounce of support in helping me to achieve what I did here and to be the best that I could be.
Working with the Ubuntu community has not just been a privilege, it has been a pleasure. One of the many reasons why I love what I do is that I am exposed to so many incredible people, minds, and ideas, and the Ubuntu community is a text-book definition of what makes community so powerful and such an agent for making the world a better place. I will be forever thankful for not just the opportunity to meet so many different members of the global Ubuntu family, but to also continue these many friendships into my next endeavour.
Now, some of you reading this may be concerned by this move. Some of you may be worried that my departure is due to a negative experience at Canonical, or that the community is somehow less important than it used to be. I want to be very clear in responding to this.
I am not leaving Canonical due to annoyance, frustration, bureaucracy, lack of support or anything else negative. I have a wonderful relationship with Mark Shuttleworth, Jane Silber, Rick Spencer and the other executives. I have a great relationship with my peers and my team, and I love going to work every single day. These people are not just colleagues, they are friends. I have long said I have the very best job in community management and I feel as strong about that today as I did when I joined.
I am not leaving Canonical due to problems, I am moving on to a new opportunity at XPRIZE. I actually wasn't looking for a move; I was quite content in my role at Canonical, but XPRIZE came out of nowhere, and it felt like a good next step to move forward to.
Likewise, I can assure you that the relationship with community at Canonical has not changed at all. Mark Shuttleworth and the rest of the leadership team are passionate about our community and they are intimately aware that our community is critical to the success of Ubuntu.
I believe in Ubuntu as much as I did when I joined. I have long talked about how Free Software and Open Source is only truly game-changing if the technology is simple, powerful, and accessible. Ubuntu is the very best place to get Open Source across the desktop, cloud, and now the mobile space too. Canonical has hired a phenomenal team over the years to drive this, and we are seeing the fruits of this success. I look forward to seeing this story unfold more and more and seeing Canonical achieve wider and wider ambitions.
Before I wrap up, I just want to offer some thanks to Mark Shuttleworth, Jane Silber, Rick Spencer, my team, my peers in the Ubuntu Engineering Management Team, my fellow warthogs at Canonical, and everyone in the Ubuntu community for being so supportive over the years. You all helped me turn my dream into a reality and help me become the person I am today.
I also want to say a special thank-you to Mark who gave me a shot in 2006 and has been a constant beacon of support and inspiration for so many years. I consider Mark a mentor, but more importantly a friend.
We have taken on some tough challenges over the years in Ubuntu, challenges that were necessary for us to grow. I have never questioned Mark's commitment to our values and our success as a project once, and I am thankful for him to lead Ubuntu towards success; successful projects need leaders who can constantly ask new questions and explore new territory.You don't get rid of me that easily
Now, I won't actually be going anywhere. I will still be hanging out on IRC, posting on my social media networks, still responding to email, and will continue to do Bad Voltage and run the Community Leadership Summit. I will continue to be an Ubuntu Member, to use Ubuntu on my desktop and server, and continue to post about and share my thoughts about where Ubuntu is moving forward. I am looking forward in many ways to experiencing the true Ubuntu community experience now I will be on the other side of the garden.
As I step out of my position at Canonical, I am hugely proud of the accomplishments of my team (Daniel Holbach, David Planella, Michael Hall, Nicholas Skaggs, Alan Pope (and alumni, Jorge Castro, Kyle Nitzsche, Ahmed Kamal)). I can't think of a better group of people to continue to help our community to do great work and be successful.
To wrap things up, I will be doing my very last Q&A session on Tuesday 27th May 2014 at 6pm UTC on Ubuntu On Air – I hope to see you all there!
So, here is to fun and fond memories, and here is to a new set of challenges helping to create a a better world with XPRIZE. Thanks!
"If all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you jump too?"
"Oh jeez. Probably."
"What!? Why!?"
"Because all my friends did."
— xkcd, Bridge
Mozilla have decided to implement the HTML5 EME DRM for videos. This sucks.
I don't like the EME stuff. It's contrary to the whole idea of the web. It's potentially the beginning of a slippery slope of web pages being locked off because that's what the ebook people want. I wrote about this last year. Jeremy says that it is precisely because other technologies are locked down that it's important to keep the web open, and he's right.
But… that didn't happen. The web is not open. Google and Microsoft and Apple have already started implementing EME, over the complaints of precisely nobody. The argument that adding DRMed video divides the web into haves and have-nots apparently didn't cut any ice with those browser vendors. So Mozilla reluctantly fall in line, and are castigated for it in a way that the others weren't.
Now, there's a reasonable argument that Mozilla should be held to a higher standard, because their goal actually embodies the Open Web and the others are primarily about profits and market share. Mozilla should stand on principle, precisely because they have principles. I admire this argument, but unfortunately it's like perpetual motion machines, the 200mpg carburettor, and the rehydrateable pizza from Back to the Future — it doesn't work. The world isn't nice just because you wish real hard. Mozilla have stood on principle in the past, by refusing to implement H.264 format video. It made no difference. They were laughed at for not being "modern", their users just found that some videos mysteriously wouldn't play, they were told that standing on principle made them irrelevant, and it made no difference to the market. They have a voice at the table, but it's not loud enough to move the industry when the industry want something else.
The last people to try this other than Mozilla were Opera. The Opera team devoted their time to being standards compliant, working to improve those standards where possible, taking the decision to be correct rather than compatible in most cases, and what happened? Nobody used their browser because it didn't work, and now they use Blink as their renderer instead.
I like the warm fuzzy feeling I get from knowing that Mozilla are out there doing the right thing. But there's always been an edge of, well, they're doing the right thing which means that I don't have to. Firefox should stand on principle here and refuse to play DRMed videos… but of course I'm not going to stop using DRMed video, I'll just use Safari for that. The warm fuzzy feeling is jolly nice, but it's not enough to actually keep the Mozilla organisation running. If you dislike Mozilla doing this (which I do, too), then where's the outcry against Apple and Microsoft and Google for doing the same thing? Where's the outcry against them for doing it first? Mozilla helps keep the web open for us, but in return we have to help keep the web open for Mozilla. And we aren't.
Ubuntu has always been about breaking new ground. We broke the ground with the desktop back in 2004, we have broken the ground with cloud orchestration across multiple clouds and providers, and we are building a powerful, innovative mobile and desktop platform that is breaking ground with convergence.
The hardest part about breaking new ground and innovating is not having the vision and creating the technology, it is getting people on board to be part of it.
We knew this was going to be a challenge when we first took the wraps off the Ubuntu app developer platform: we have a brand new platform that was still being developed, and when we started many of the key pieces were not there such as a solid developer portal, documentation, API references, training and more. Today the story is very different with a compelling, end-to-end, developer story for building powerful convergent apps.
We believed and always have believed in the power of this platform, and every single one of those people who also believed in what we are doing and wrote apps have shared the same spirit of pioneering a new platform that we have.
As such, we want to acknowledge those people.
And with this, I present Ubuntu Pioneers.
The idea is simple, we want to celebrate the first 200 app developers who get their apps in Ubuntu. We are doing this in two ways.
Firstly, we have created http://developer.ubuntu.com/pioneers which displays all of these developers and lists the apps that they have created. This will provide a permanent record of those who were there right at the beginning.
Secondly, we have designed a custom, limited-edition Ubuntu Pioneers t-shirt that we want to send to all of our pioneers. For those of you who are listed on this page, please ensure that your email address is correct in MyApps as we will be getting in touch soon.
Thank-you so much to every single person listed on that page. You are an inspiration for me, my team, and the wider Ubuntu project.
If you have that pioneering spirit and wished you were up there, fear not! We still have some space before we hit 200 developers, so go here to get started building an app.


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The Cape Ann Seafood Exchange handled 6,000 pounds of fish Friday.
Top species landed and average prices were:
:Large monkfish, head on:1,900 pounds ($1.21)
King whiting: 800 pounds (62 cents)
:Market cod: 500 pounds ($3.17)
:Whiting: 500 pounds (40 cents)
Small yellowtail: 400 pounds (92 cents)
Other landings
The Buyers And Sellers Exchange (BASE), an electronic auctioning company that sells landings at owner Whaling City Seafood Display Auction in New Bedford, Boston's Whaling City Auction, and Gloucester's Whaling City Auction, handled 27,500 pounds of fish and 110,400 pounds of scallops Thursday.
The Portland, Maine, Display Auction handled 23,000 pounds of fish Thursday.
No landings were reported Friday at the New England Fish Exchange in Boston.
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Weird happenings in short seasons - 1994-95 killed Mike Gartner's string of 30-goal seasons and may have doomed Mats Sundin's shot at universal admiration. Or not. See what you think.
Hello all, A few years back (2008), your community was kind enough to link to (and read through) a list I made of the worst trades in Leafs' history. I recently completed a revised version of the...
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West Davidson's Hutchins commits to play soccer at Salem
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Lexington, NC-The Salem College soccer program is excited to announce that Sierra Hutchins has committed and deposited to attend Salem next fall. Hutchins played soccer for Coach Chris Brown and Coach Lee Schenck at West Davidson High School.
The Salem soccer team is coming off an 11-5-2 season, and their third straight trip to the Great South Athletic Conference semifinals in 2011. The program currently has 3 straight 10 win seasons, and they have a 38-15-3 record over that span.
Hutchins played 4 years of varsity soccer for the Green Dragons. She was a 3 time all-conference and all-region player between 2010 and 2012. She was selected as the Most Improved Player at West Davidson in 2010, and as the Best Defensive Player in 2011 and 2012.
The Green Dragons won the Central Carolina Conference Championship in 2009. Hutchins also played club soccer for the Davidson County United Soccer Association since 2006.
Hutchins was the captain of the JROTC at Central Davidson and she was also a company commander. She was a member of the Teens with a Purpose, and she was selected to the honor roll. She is the daughter of Angela and Barry Hutchins.
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To establish the foundation for satisfactory academic progress, the Graduate School and academic departments expect the following from enrolled students, as evidence of their successful engagement with graduate work and for them to continue to receive their stipends and other benefits of enrollment:
Full-time Commitment. Graduate study at Princeton, at both the doctoral and master's levels, requires full-time commitment to study and research on the part of students. The Graduate School's financial aid structure is one, but only one, indication of that requirement: full-time, 12-month support for full-time academic effort. Our commitment to clearly stated degree program lengths (e.g., a five-year Ph.D. program in most departments) and timely completion of graduate degrees is another. (Note: Certain final, professional master's degree programs do allow for part-time study for qualified students from industry. These programs generally do not provide financial aid to their students.)
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A public information meeting has been scheduled Thursday, June 28 at 4 p.m. concerning the bubbles that have been noticed in the water in Bayou Corne and Grand Bayou areas.
Parish officials have determined that this bubbling is caused by a release of natural gas and not "swamp gas," but they do not know where the natural gas is coming from. Potential causes could perhaps be a pipeline leak or a potential leak from an adjacent storage cavern.
The purpose of the public meeting is to hear from the residents of the community. Local and State officials will be at the meeting to discuss the situation at hand. The meeting will be held at Sportsman's Landing
in the Bayou Corne Community.
Presently, it has not been established that this gas is a residual gas leak from the Gulf South incident of 2003-2004. Government officials including the LA Department of Natural Resources, LA State Police, LA Department of Environmental Quality, Assumption Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, and the Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office are continuously working with local industry to determine the origin of the leak.
The immediate task at hand is to isolate the problem so that repair and mitigation can commence to resolve the problem.
Daily readings are being taken and recorded from all known bubbling locations for ignition risk. At present time, no readings have suggested any ignition risk; therefore, all waterways remain open to boat traffic. If readings change, waterways may be closed for a period of time.
If anyone has information on bubbling locations or about a potential origin of the gas, please contact the Assumption Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness at (985) 369-7386.
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One bedroom condo, with breathtaking views of the ballpark from living room and master bedroom, Coronado Bridge, City and walk to the Gaslamp Quarter. Enjoy a complimentary bottle of wine (red or white) or bottle of champagne whichever you prefer. Sip your glass of wine and feel the excitement of the ballpark which is just across the street. With each sip you can see the Coronado Bridge and view the city skyline. Enjoy music CDs or use your IPod with the IPod docking station in surround sound. View some of the DVDs provided with the DVD player and watch them in surround sound with tower speakers and subwoofer. Then venture out for a stroll to the Gaslamp and walk back without the use of any transportation. If you do have a car, no worries about downtown parking and cost, this place comes with a free secured underground parking spot.
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Stainless steel appliances
42 inch Plasma TV, with Cable
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Thermostatically controlled individual heating and A/C.
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Hair Dryer and iron with ironing board.
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Dual-pane tinted windows and deck doors for temperature and sound insulation.
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Heat lamps, and large seating area with view of the stadium. Excellent entertaining for game days
Large Entertainment Room, play pool or watch TV on a 60" Plasma TV, and fridge
Enjoy complimentary membership in the professionally equipped fitness center (weights, Stairmaster and running treadmills, and plasma screens)
Two controlled-access lobbies with concierge.
A free private secured underground parking space
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BARABOO (WKOW) -- Inside 81-year-old Audrey Parker's home, you won't hear the water running. City officials shut it off Tuesday after she refused to switch from an analog water meter to a smart meter.
"Obviously it hasn't been good," Parker says about the hassle. She's had to buy bottled water, shower and do laundry at her daughter's house and use rain water to flush the toilets.
While Baraboo officials say smart meters are more efficient and replace an antiquated system, Parker maintains she's seen research showing they cause health problems. She also believes a central database is an invasion of privacy.
Utilities Superintendent Wade Peterson says the city's Public Safety Committee did its own research and feels the system is safe. People are not able to opt out.
"You have to come up with a whole 'another kind of rate structure or a fee to accommodate that, and the committee decided that was not a route they were interested in taking," Peterson says about opting out.
"I've always paid water bills right on time, never been late with any bills, so why are they harassing me so badly?" Parker asks. She says she went to the city last year and was told she needed to switch over, or her water would be shut off. Nine months later and it actually happened.
"They said they were gunna shut the water off but they didn't come so I thought I didn't have to worry about it," she says. Parker says she'll continue to go without water until the city allows her to use the analog meter.
Peterson thinks they me be at a stand still. "There's no consideration for compromise. We feel that this is the system that we're going with," he says.
Madison Water Utility is also in the process of switching to smart meters, but Madison customers can opt out for a monthly fee.
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* 8+ years experience in communications, human factors, information sciences, graphic and visual arts. * Responsible for developing and executing customer experience solutions for online applications and Web sites. Accountable for creating the most complex industry-leading user interface design solutions. * Leading teams of customer experience professionals defines and deploys interaction design...
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Want more than just a job? Join Forever 21's Corporate team and showcase your skills while working with our exceptional employees! Position: User Interface Designer Department: E-Com Merch & Marketing Reports to: Direct Reports: No FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Location: 3880 N. Mission Road Los Angeles, CA 90031 Department Summary: Forever 21 is seeking an innovative, energetic, and passionate ...
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Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Atlanta, GA, 30301
Key Role: Define the visual interface design for digital interactive geospatial and mapping products, including Web site, mobile, tablets, and kiosk. Work closely with a cross-functional team to assess product requirements and create screen designs that promote ease of use and a positive user experience. Demonstrate a depth of experience with emphasis on user-interface design for digital applicat...
Verizon Wireless Atlanta, GA, 30301
Responsibilities The User Interface Designer will be responsible for driving the strategy, designing and developing user-friendly interfaces for our marketing websites, customer portals, web animations and mobile applications. This position is part of the Strategic Services group, which produces agency-level work in support of internal and external clients (including premium brands such as Merced...
Booz Allen Hamilton McLean, VA
User Interface Designer-01178235 Description Key Role: Define the visual interface design for digital interactive geospatial and mapping products, including Web site, mobile, tablets, and kiosk. Work closely with a cross-functional team to assess product requirements and create screen designs that promote ease of use and a positive user experience. Demonstrate a depth of experience with emphasi...
Technosoftcorp Torrance, CA
UX resource Torrance, CA 6 Months Job Description: User Interface Design - Experience in User interface Design Will work closely with programmers and stakeholders of the application to build the user interface for the application. Information Design- (L2): Create the best possible, consistent user experience. Understand usability, user centered design and best practices. Define and document i...
The Massachusetts Office of Information Technology (MassIT) Boston, MA
Maximum Annual Salary of $85,000 Overview Mass.gov, the official website for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, is seeking a User Experience (UX)/User Interface (UI) Designer to transform delivery of state government information and services on the web and via mobile devices. This person will bring usability, visual clarity, and logic to our site, which receives approximately four million uniqu...
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1st Lake Properties, Inc. Louisiana, LA
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Momentum Design Lab San Mateo, CA, 94401
About Momentum Design Lab: Based in San Francisco/Silicon Valley for the last 12 years, Momentum Design Lab is a premier user experience (UX) software design and development agency focused on creating enterprise and consumer software products. Momentum designs and builds rich, engaging software products across any combination of devices and technology platforms (i.e., web, mobile, automobile, TV,...
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Development Function Responsibilities • Contribute to user experience strategy across all Mobility products and work closely with management to prioritize and execute on strategy • Effectively evangelize user experience and usability as key drivers of success • Establish user experience metrics using both qualitative and quantitative data • Develop user experience standards, guidelines, and req...
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Hirenexus Niles, IL
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The film isn't even in theaters yet (won't be until the end of August), but, apparently, producer Luc Besson and director Olivier Megaton, and star Zoe Saldana are already talking a sequel to their upcoming revenge thriller, Colombiana.
Empire caught up with Saldana are the Cannes Film Festival, which ended its 2011 run yesterday, and asked her about sequels to Avatar, Star Trek and Colombiana, and, about the latter, the actress said that Besson and Megaton are already salivating at the thought, and asked her, during a recent dinner at Cannes, whether she would do a sequel if they are able to - likely meaning, if the film does well at the box office.
Of course, she said she would. Now, obviously, it doesn't mean it'll actually happen, even if the film is a box office success. But, it's clear that they are already considering the idea.
Will the film do well? Who knows? As we discussed on the last podcast, the film doesn't necessarily have to do blockbuster numbers here in the USA; as with past Besson films, international box office weighs heavily. Take, for example, The 5th Element which made about $63 million stateside, but over $200 million internationally.
Watch the interview below, which doesn't actually start until about the 1:50 mark.
Lisa | May 24, 2011 3:33 AM
I look forward to this film. Zoe is a good actress!!
JasonJee | May 24, 2011 3:27 AM
As an actress I find her so unremarkable.
james Madison | May 24, 2011 1:05 AM
'm with Cynthia.
This is definitely on my must see list with Restless City, Viva Riva and 13 Assassins.
Nadell | May 23, 2011 10:39 AM
Sequel.....YES SIREE BOB! How about just create more films along these lines so we can see more black women in action films!?!?!
true | May 23, 2011 8:07 AM
I hope there is a sequel, the trailer was badass and Zoe is a great actress. I can't wait for this movie to come out and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
Melissa | May 23, 2011 7:57 AM
I personally think black women should do more ass-kicking action films, instead of playing blackbestfriend in romantic comedies (or being the lead in black movies no one watches).
Loved Angie B's turn in Strange Days
Cynthia | May 23, 2011 6:30 AM
I agree with you Bridget. Besides, I like watching women kick arse!!!
Bridget | May 23, 2011 5:20 AM
If it does really well then why not? I hope she can do better than these action films.
Lynn | May 23, 2011 4:16 AM
Boooooo nobody wants to see a sequel. Even if that does happen. T
he film looks incredibly boring and it is missing something. These female assassin movies never have a strong story.


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ZZYZX, Inc. announced the winner of the Vision 2.0 lighting design contest. Over 200 participants downloaded the contest or participated in the final submission process. After reviewing all the entries, Scott Riley's design was judged by the panel to be deserving of the top prize. Riley is an independent lighting designer from Orlando, FL. His website www.puredezign.com. His winning entry can be downloaded here.
As a result, Riley was awarded an unlimited license of ESP Vision 2.0, VectorWorks Spotlight with Renderworks Version 12, a HES Super Widget and an NVIDIA 7800 GTX video card.
Two additional entries were deemed by the judges to rise to the level requiring honorable mention. Matthew Cochran, independent lighting professional from Henderson, NV and Daniel Chapman, MFA candidate at Carnegie Melon School of Drama were awarded two universes of ESP Vision and a license to VectorWorks Spotlight with Renderworks Version 12, in recognition of their exceptional effort.


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The atmosphere was fabulous, with a much more intimate feel about the whole ship.
We spent the whole 14 nights with the same dinner partners and were made to feel completely at ease by the table staff.
The one strange thing about this cruise was the fact that it was 2 cruises run back to back, and there was a large contingent who left after the first 7 days and were replaced by a new group of travellers. We had to settle our account, move dinner tables, and clear out my $10 balance in the casino( I really didn't appreciate the 10.30pm phone call to tell me I had to go and close the account in person.) We had most of the inconvenience of 2 cruises, but only 1 cruise included on our Captains Circle membership.
Back to the cruise: It was great, visiting all the ancient sites, although I could have done without the Carpet factory at Ephesus. We had only 2 sea days, and I was disappointed that there was not much to do on the ship. I felt they could have organised a few more activities, but I guess that's a drawback of the small ship.
Generally I was very happy with the cruise, and eagerly await my next adventure, although this time we are on the Sun Princess, back to the big ships.


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Husker women look for a third straight conference gymnastics title
The No. 9 Nebraska women's gymnastics team will open postseason competition this weekend at the 2013 Big Ten Women's Gymnastics Championships in East Lansing, Mich. The meet will take place on Saturday, March 23 in Jenison Field House and will be split into afternoon and evening sessions. The No. 2-seed Huskers (9-3, 5-2 Big Ten) are slated to compete in the evening session at 5 p.m. CT alongside Michigan, Minnesota and Penn State. Illinois, Iowa, Ohio State and Michigan State will compete in the afternoon session at noon CT.
Fans can catch both sessions of the championship meet live on BTN. Michigan State will provide live scoring and full results online at MSUSpartans.com. Live updates can also be accessed on Twitter by following the official Nebraska women's gymnastics account, @HuskersWGym.
The Huskers enter this weekend on the hunt for their third consecutive conference title. NU took home top honors at the 2011 Big 12 Championship and the 2012 Big Ten Championship while capturing a total of 19 all-conference championship team awards. The Huskers posted a 197.100 at last season's Big Ten Championship meet, led by Emily Wong's all-around-winning effort of 39.600.
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- Phillies slot in Gload as DH vs. Lackey
- Phillies adjust rotation for Yankees series
- Rollins set for Clearwater assignment Tuesday
- Halladay vs. Johnson a budding rivalry?
BOSTON -- Phillies right-hander Joe Blanton finds himself in familiar territory.
He is 1-4 with a 6.07 ERA through seven starts this season, which has been disconcerting for Phillies fans. But Blanton, who pitches Saturday afternoon against the Red Sox at Fenway Park, went 2-3 with a 7.11 ERA through eight starts last season before he went 10-5 with a 3.16 ERA in 23 starts to finish the season.
"We had a good talk the other day," Phillies pitching coach Rich Dubee said. "He's kind of fallen in love with the cutter too much. I think it's taken away from his sinker, his curveball and his changeup. Right now he's just gotten too cutter-happy. We'll see."
Phillies slot in Gload as DH vs. Lackey
BOSTON -- Ross Gload got the call as the Phillies' designated hitter Friday at Fenway Park.
Why Gload?
Gload, who hits left-handed, has hit .286 (4-for-14) with two doubles and two RBIs in his career against Red Sox right-hander John Lackey. Manager Charlie Manuel liked Gload because he has had some success against Lackey, and also because he provided some balance to the lineup.
"Plus he needs some at-bats," Manuel said.
The Phillies will use the designated hitter in nine of their next 15 games. It will be a good time to get his bench players at-bats.
Phillies adjust rotation for Yankees series
BOSTON -- The Phillies adjusted their rotation for next week's series against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium.
Roy Halladay will pitch Tuesday, Kyle Kendrick will pitch Wednesday and Jamie Moyer will pitch Thursday. Kendrick had been scheduled to pitch Tuesday and Halladay had been scheduled to pitch Wednesday.
Pitching coach Rich Dubee explained that Halladay pitching Tuesday gives him six more starts before the All-Star break instead of five.
Rollins set for Clearwater assignment Tuesday
BOSTON -- Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins, who is on the disabled list with a strained right calf, will begin a rehab assignment Tuesday with Class A Clearwater. Rollins had been scheduled to begin the assignment Monday.
The Phillies are hopeful Rollins could rejoin the team in time for next weekend's series against the Minnesota Twins at Citizens Bank Park.
Halladay vs. Johnson a budding rivalry?
BOSTON -- Roy Halladay and Josh Johnson could be in the early stages of a phenomenal pitching rivalry.
Halladay beat Johnson on May 29, throwing a perfect game in a 1-0 victory at Sun Life Stadium in Miami. Johnson allowed one unearned run in the loss. But Johnson threw eight scoreless innings in a 2-0 victory over the Phillies on Thursday at Citizens Bank Park. Halladay allowed just one run in eight innings.
Johnson is 2-1 with a 0.44 ERA (one earned run in 20 2/3 innings) in three career starts against Halladay. Elias Sports Bureau said that is the lowest ERA against Halladay amongst pitchers with at least three starts against him.
Halladay is 1-2 with a 1.96 ERA (five earned runs in 23 innings) against Johnson.
Elias also said Thursday's rematch was the first time a pitcher who threw a perfect game faced the same opposing pitcher with the same team in the same season since Sandy Koufax faced Bob Hendley in 1965. Koufax threw his perfect game Sept. 9 in Los Angeles at Dodger Stadium, but Hendley threw a four-hitter to beat Koufax five days later in Chicago at Wrigley Field.
Hendley allowed just one hit in nine innings in the loss to Koufax.
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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On Tuesday Tampa Bay Buccaneers players reacted to the demotion of coach Jim Bates. The question to the Bucs players appear in bold below.
Bucs cornerback Ronde Barber on why he felt the need to come into the locker room and talk to the media today.
"It's important to make a statement in this regard. Rah made a decision and we're all living by his decision. There are some things we're trying to get done on defense that I think Raheem can better coach us at. That's what I think he's doing. He's going to call some defenses for us. We're not doing things completely different. Jim Bates' defense still is in place. There's just some things we're adding. I'm not going to tell you what those are because I don't want Atlanta to know. We're good. This team will stick together as it has all year through these tough patches. Don't worry about it. We'll find a way."
Barber on if he was surprised it took this long to change back to more of a Cover 2 system?
"I wouldn't say that's what we're going back to. It's an easy comment for [the media] to make, but that's not necessarily true. There's some defenses that we all liked in the past that we're in minimally this year that we'll probably see more of. We're not doing that much different than what we were doing under Jim. We're just giving ourselves some different options. We're ready to move forward."
Barber on if he agrees with Morris' decision to strip Bates of his play calling duties and start calling plays on defense?
"Jim is a big part of what we're doing and what we are right now. Everything we did from March to last week was Jim, and you don't just get rid of that. Don't think Jim's stuff was bad. It wasn't bad. We didn't play it well enough. When you're struggling like we're struggling right now, there are certain aspects of situational-type football that you have to make changes, and that's what's happening right now."
Barber on what type of changes are taking place in the defense.
"We'll find out Sunday. I can't be specific with you. I think we'll get better. I really do. I think we're more comfortable with some of the things that we're going to run."
Barber on if the changes impact the front seven in terms of transitioning from a two gap system back to a one gap scheme, which would affect the front seven and their ability to defend the run most.
"There will be some changes there. We've been doing that for a couple of weeks anyway. Without giving Atlanta our game plan, we have some things we want to get better at. Some of those things weren't things we were running the first six or seven weeks of the season. We're going to continue to get better at them."
Barber on if this move is the result of players not fitting Jim Bates' scheme.
"I wouldn't say that. Schemes are schemes. I wasn't supposed fit Jim Bates' scheme. I think I fit it pretty well. That's not it at all."
Barber on if the players are excited to have their identity back as a Cover 2 defense.
"Let's not get confused. We're still trying to form an identity. You can see for yourself that there's not much we've done particularly great to be able to say we have an identity. We're still trying to establish that."
Barber on if he would agree or disagree that the outside perception of One Buc Place is chaos and confusion.
"We're a 1-9 football team. I don't think anybody ever expects to be that. You'd rather have stability, but you live with your decisions. In a time like this I wouldn't say we made a bad decision with Jim Bates. Jim has done some great things for this defense. Raheem wanted to take it upon himself to turn this thing around. I'd like to think that's what he's doing."
Bucs defensive tackle Chris Hovan on Bates being demoted from his defensive coordinator post.
"It's been a challenging year. We're 1-9 and I respect Coach Bates for all that he's done for us. He's put us in position to win, but in the end this is a business and production-based, and when you don't win certain things happen."
Hovan when asked if he felt at any point the team was putting square pegs in round holes in Bates' system.
"I can't make that decision. I do know the familiarity I have with the Tampa 2. It's something I've always been successful with. We have the personnel to run it. They decided to go in a different direction during the offseason, so it didn't pan out. We put the pads on and run whatever defense they tell us to run. Right now Coach Morris is going to take over the play calling and Coach Bates is going to help us in any way he can. We're going to play the defenses that are called."
Hovan on whether he and Ronde Barber, as team captains, had to approach Morris and ask that the team go back to the Cover 2 system.
"Absolutely not. This is a decision based Mr. Dominik and Coach Morris. It had nothing to do with the players. We had no say in the decision."
Hovan on the outside perception of what is going on at One Buc Place.
"It's adversity right now. It's been a long year of adversity. We have a new head coach and some new personnel. We've had some losses and it hasn't been easy. At the same time, we do have the coaches and personnel to right this wrong. It starts with getting a victory this week. The only thing you can build off of is wins. It's not our job to analyze or look for answers. The best answer is to win, and that starts in Atlanta."
Hovan on a report that suggested the players approached Coach Morris and asked that the team go back to the Cover 2 system on defense.
"I do not know anything about that nor have I heard anything about that. Any rumors or talk you've heard about the players is totally false."
Hovan on Morris saying last week that he didn't have the players to run Bates' system, and then changing the system this week.
"I take it for what it is. I have a job to do, and whatever assignment or technique is called I have to go out and do it. All I know is we're going to keep this locker room tight and believe in each other, and go out against Atlanta and get a win."
Hovan on if there's an excitement factor of the players feeling like they might be getting their identity back by going back to more of a Cover 2 system.
"There's a reason why they call it 'Tampa 2.' Let's not kid ourselves. Everyone has tried to copy it and scheme it their own way. Am I more comfortable in the Tampa 2? Yes. I'm not a two-gapper and I'm never going to be a two-gapper. My abilities are to run, penetrate and create at the line of scrimmage."
Hovan on if the Bucs franchise has a clear direction.
"Yes. We have great ownership, we have a great general manager and a great head coach. Right now we're going through some tough times and some adversity. We have to come together and get through this."
Hovan on if the defense has been playing some more Cover 2 as the season has progressed.
"At the beginning we were playing more man-to-man. We started breaking in some more Cover 2. We've basically been mixing in some coverages here and there. Should one person be to blame. No. At the end of the day we didn't get enough wins and there's changes now because of it. Those are the facts of life."
Bucs cornerback Torrie Cox on how the defense can benefit from the changes, particularly the secondary.
"We just got to go out and play football. We've been playing the Cover 2 for years and years. We just have to go out there and play football, execute and make plays."
Cox on whether the defensive system played a role in the defense's shortcomings.
"I didn't say that at all. I'm just saying we have to go out there and make plays. We're all grown men and we get paid to do a job. It's been a rough 10 games. We have to go get it done. It wasn't just the defense. We weren't getting it done as players, so we have to go out there and get it done."
Bucs rookie defensive end Kyle Moore on Tampa Bay's decision to move back to more of a Cover 2, one-gap defensive system.
"I just work here. Whatever changes we make I have to be for them. The Cover 2 defense is very similar to the one I played in at USC."
Moore on how tough the transition will be in terms of making such significant changes this late in the season.
"I don't think it's too tough a transition because we're pretty much doing the same thing we did at USC. This is more of a shoot-your-gap system. It's not hard at all. The plan [the coaches] put in today was very similar to what I did in college, with the Over and Under fronts and things like that. It's pretty much the same thing."
Bucs defensive end Stylez G. White on all of the changes that have taken place at One Buc Place this season, including Jim Bates being demoted as defensive coordinator.
"Honestly, I don't know whether I'm coming or going the way it's been going. The way things are going, I don't know if I'm going to be here or if the guy next to me is coming or going. This has been one of those things where you just want to kind of fall in line and not mess up any balance here."
White on why Jim Bates' defensive scheme didn't work out in Tampa Bay.
"It didn't fare well. I have no idea. I wish I had a better answer, or maybe this is the answer Coach Morris came up with."
White on if the defensive personnel is better suited for a one-gap system like the Tampa 2.
"Time will tell. I'd like to say yes. Hopefully we'll go out there and play great, but if we don't you'll be asking me more questions. It's tough. The best way I could describe this is it's a learning experience for everybody. I'm familiar with the defense from last year, so probably more so for the younger guys."
White on if the players feel like they have their identity back going back to more of a Cover 2 system.
"I think guys are excited about going back to something we know. We're definitely more comfortable in it. We're just buying time to see how everyone plays together."
White on if there was a lot of confusion in the old scheme in terms of gap responsibilities and control.
"I don't know. I know we didn't perform well. I don't know if it was the players or coaches. I don't know."
Bucs defensive end Jimmy Wilkerson on the change at defensive coordinator.
"They told us it was a team decision and that it was in the best interest of the team. We're going with what they say and we're trying to make the best of it."
Wilkerson on playing in a one gap scheme.
"That's what we played last year. It's going to be like riding a bike again. It never gets old. It's going to be refreshing, but also challenging for the new guys because a lot of them haven't been in that situation."
Wilkerson on if returning to a one gap system helps the players better understand their assignments.
"I think so. Based on what we did last year in terms of our defense against the run, we didn't allow a 100-yard rusher until we played Kansas City [on Nov. 2]. It's going to be a very good thing for us when we do play Cover 2. Everybody is going to adjust quickly and practice as if nothing happened."
Wilkerson on why Jim Bates' system didn't work in Tampa Bay.
"I couldn't tell you. I really don't know. It was a decision made by Coach Raheem and the rest of the organization, and we need to stick to that decision."
Wilkerson on how his responsibilities change from a gap standpoint.
"If we line up in the C gap we get the C gap. If we line up outside we get the B gap. It took a lot of pressure off of us. We didn't have to read the C gap and the B gap at the same time. Everybody had one gap and if everyone is in their gap we're going to win against the run [in a one-gap scheme]. The defense we were trying to run this year was more of a two-gap system. That could have brought some confusion as far as the defensive line and the linebackers. Overall, I think they're just trying to simplify things."
Wilkerson on if the Bucs have been transitioning to the Cover 2 over the last few weeks and if Raheem Morris has been more involved in the defense.
"We've been sprinkling in the Cover 2 a little bit. I think guys are excited about the change, especially the defensive backs. We played a lot of Cover 2 last week. They feel comfortable in the Tampa 2 given how long Coach Kiffin was here and how long Ronde and those guys have been here."
Bucs linebacker Barrett Ruud on if the players are excited to go back to the Tampa 2 defensive system?
"Well you can't really go back to it, you can't scrap your whole defense. It is one of those things where a change was made, and it is what it is for players. We are going to execute everything. It won't be a huge change on defense. You can't overhaul everything in a week or whatever. We'll run the same sort of stuff with a couple of little tweaks, so yeah I think guys are excited."
Ruud on running sideline-to-sideline and not playing a two-gap system.
"Well I mean against the Falcons the goal is you have to stop the run. You have to. Like I said we can't change that much because we don't have that much time. We are just about being detailed on our fits. Like you said, the Falcons are a top running team. If you're not in your fits they have a good shot of gashing you. We are going to work on putting eight-man fronts in the box, and just stop the run."
Ruud on if this defense is more comfortable for him.
"Yeah it is not that much different. It is really not. A couple little tweaks here and there. I like a couple of the moves. I think we are excited to work on it this week, and take it into a game."
Ruud on if it is the right move at this time.
"Well it is tough to say, obviously we are 1-9, and we've been struggling. Hopefully a change will provide some good things. Is this the right move, it remains to be seen. We are going to go in and play and hopefully it turns out to be the right move, because we need to get some wins and 1-9 is definitely not good enough.
Ruud on if this season has been a crazy ride for players.
"1-9 yeah, it is a wild ride. Everything is easy when you are winning all your games. When you are the New Orleans Saints, everything is very good right now. It is very easy. When you lose you learn a lot about character though. You learn about guys that are going to play through all the adversity. That is one thing about our team. We've never lacked effort. We haven't executed very well but the efforts always been there."
Ruud on criticism on himself and the defense.
"You know what there are going to be critics and guys that think you're good too. You know I was great last year and I suck this year. It happens. I've felt that I haven't played poorly. I'd like to play better for sure, but you know, hey there are always going to be opinions of you. Nobody's always going to think you're great and nobody is always going to think you're terrible too. My mind set is on improving on a daily basis that is really all I can worry about right now."
Bucs linebacker Geno Hayes on how he found about the change and his reaction.
"I just heard it over the radio. It is part of the business. It happens sometimes, but he is a great guy. He understands the situation. He's still on my side of the field, and still going to be on defensive schemes and that sort of thing."
Hayes on if he saw this coming.
"No I didn't. You never see anything like this coming, but it was unexpected."
Hayes on if they waited too long to make the change.
"You know I don't think it was too long of a wait, but at the same time you never know going into a season how long anything will take. You have to just work with it and get all the kinks out before anything breaks down."
Hayes on switching styles of defense in midseason.
"The style of defense is still going to be there, the same philosophy. I want to say that Raheem is going to add his little twist on things too, so I don't really want to say things or elaborate more."
Hayes on being drafted for a Tampa 2 system and the comfort to play that again.
"It is good because a lot of the guys on the squad come from places where the Tampa 2 had already been established. I think it is big we slot in with coach Bates and his philosophy and his scheme. We had our own Tampa 2 incorporated with what he had."
Hayes on the comfort of the Tampa 2 system.
"It is going to be real good. It is going to be comfortable. Hopefully there will be more plays to make on the run."
Hayes on how much Tampa 2 they have been playing.
"We didn't really play a lot of 2. Every now and then in certain situations we'd play it but most of the time we were really in max coverage.
Hayes on the defensive calls.
"Oh no you know, even though we had one person calling the defense whatever the defense that is called we still got to go out and execute it."
Hayes on if the players were bothered that Morris said the front seven was too small for Bates' defense.
"That didn't bother us one bit. We take it as real talk and real about the situation of the team, and that's what it is."
Hayes on if there is a clear direction for the team.
"Yeah there is, there was a clear direction since the beginning of the season. Right now we got to keep going. Some stuffs happens during the season, we just have to keep moving."
Hayes on if this will be better for the defense.
"We'll see how it turns out."
Hayes on how the Tampa 2 will effect this Sunday's game with Atlanta.
"I think from watching tape, they run something similar to the Saints as far as the running plays, and a lot of influence on plays. It is going to be same thing week in and week out. We just have to go out and execute."
Hayes on if the Tampa 2 will help the front seven.
"I think it can because it kind of simplifies everything up for the back guys in their run fits. It doesn't put a lot of pressure on the defensive tackles to make a lot of two-gap plays. It is going to work well for us. It is going to be good. We are going to take this week and the extra time that we have to go through it and get ready."
Hayes on if the players wanted this change.
"I don't want to really say. I don't think so. I think everybody had the same attitude. No matter what the defense scheme is we have to go out and execute it. It is what it is."
Hayes on if this gives them some life.
"It gives us some life, but at the same time whatever the call is made we have to go out and execute our defense."
Hayes on if it is the players fault for not executing.
"Yes. That's what I said not too long ago. We have to go out there no matter what the call and do the work and put in the time."
Bucs defensive tackle Roy Miller on his reaction to the change at defensive coordinator.
"I don't know. There are a lot of things going on. I don't know what happened, or what caused that to happen. We have to move on and do our thing this week."
Miller on how difficult a transition it will be.
"I did this last year in college, so I'm excited. It is something I'm very fond of. It is something I did in college, to get up field and make plays. I'm excited to play in this defense and just to get started."
Miller on how shocked he was when he heard this news.
"Like you said, I don't know what to expect. I just come to work and try to take responsibility of my actions every day and give it all I got. I don't know what to say. A lot goes on up there that I don't know about. I just know I'm really excited about this new defense.
Miller on if it was the scheme's faults for the defensive struggles.
"I couldn't tell you. That's the most frustrating part about it. As players looking at how we play up front, a lot of times we are right and the play still breaks. I don't know what it is, and that was the most frustrating thing to us because we didn't know. But we don't make the calls we just play. If we mess up that is our fault. We just play as hard as we can."
Miller on if the players went to Morris to try and get the change.
"I don't know about that. I don't know."
Miller on not having to read the play but now get up field.
"I'm excited man, like I said this is something I did in college and I made a lot of plays doing it. It also helps us to get off on the pass rush. I'm just more excited. I dreamed to come in here like Warren Sapp and all those guys played in this type of defense. I'm excited to play in this defense."
Miller on the franchise's identity was that defense.
"I'm just looking forward to going out in this defense and seeing what I can do."


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