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Three candidates from police services in Belfast, London and Dublin will compete for what is still one of the most prestigious posts in the UK.
And foremost in their inbox will be the old problems which ended up dominating the tenure of outgoing chief Matt Baggott, those of the past, flags and parades.
Former Assistant Chief Constable Peter Sheridan, now chief executive of Co-operation Ireland, helped put in place the structures and accountability measures of the PSNI.
He has watched those structures change and evolve over time, but also how, in some places, society has stood still.
He said: "We did all of those changes in policing.
"There was a new policing dispensation, a Policing Board, District Policing Partnerships, an Ombudsman's Office - all of that architecture went into place, including work within the organisation.
"But when you put those new officers out onto the streets, the policing environment hasn't changed to that extent and in many ways has got worse from the perspective of segregation."
Society hasn't moved on and in many ways has got worse from the perspective of segregation.Peter Sheridan
Society hasn't moved on and in many ways has got worse from the perspective of segregation.
Peter Sheridan
In the past weeks dealing with the past has come to the fore, none more significantly than over the arrest and four-day detention of Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams.
He was questioned over the 1972 abduction and murder of Belfast widow of 10 Jean McConville.
He was released pending a report to the Public Prosecution Service.
Mr Sheridan highlighted the inconsistencies of political support for the PSNI - how it ebbs and flows.
"You see it time and time again in that pick and mix support for policing," he continued.
"The whole past is acting like a bungee rope on policing.
"When incidents of the past are brought up, in the public's eye, it is almost as if it collapses time and today's officers are seen as being a part of it.
"There has not been the opportunity for mindsets to move on in the policing environment, while the actual police service has."
He continued: "We need a way forward that deals with the issue of victims and survivors but also deals with the past in terms of a peace process that allows this community to move on."
Dealing with the past, parading and flags has been attempted, most recently in the Haass, O'Sullivan process which ended in failure at the new year, with their efforts stuck in a political deadlock.
Police officers have essentially become referees on the street to address our political failures.Jonny Byrne
Police officers have essentially become referees on the street to address our political failures.
Jonny Byrne
Academics are keeping a close eye on developments and the constant tug-of-war between the past and the present.
Jonny Byrne, from the University of Ulster, said: "Unfortunately public order policing has dominated the narrative in terms of the media.
"Obviously the media will pick up on the stories around protests and around flags and that is often when we see the images of batons and shields, which sometimes come to define how we view policing.
"And the softer side doesn't get reported all the time and it does exist across a number of communities and places."
It is not just the old street disputes that continue to slow down the march toward new and normal policing, but the constant reminders of the past.
Dr Louise Mallinder, from the Transitional Justice Institute, added: "I go to a lot of post-conflict societies and Northern Ireland seems to be unique in that the past is continually front page news.
"In Chile, which is still dominated by the Pinochet regime, people still live under his legal framework and it still dominates many aspects of public life and the electoral process for example to the point that people say it is not yet a meaningful democracy.
"But despite that context it is not on the front page and people are trying to focus on contemporary issues and so it surprises me the extent to which the past is so present in our lives here."
The demands of the past are not going away. They need to be addressed.Dr Louise Mallinder
The demands of the past are not going away. They need to be addressed.
Dr Louise Mallinder
Current PSNI Assistant Chief Constable George Hamilton is seen by many as a front-runner for the top job.
He faces stiff competition from Cressida Dick an Assistant Commissioner with the Metropolitan Police and Derek Byrne an Assistant Commissioner with An Garda Síochána.
Whoever emerges as winner at the end of the interview process on 29 May will face not just the challenges of the here and now, but also the shadow of the past.
Former chief constable Sir Hugh Orde recently described an absence of political will - dithering and stalling - on a process that finally addresses the issues of an unfinished peace.
Dr Mallinder added: "Dealing with the past is something that has been evolving around the world over the past few decades.
"It's hard to say empirically with strong evidence about what works and what doesn't for many societies.
"These demands from the past aren't going to go away. They need to be addressed."
Dr Byrne added: "The reality is no matter where you exist in the world good policing needs good politics and that's something we haven't really had."
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Arrests over delivery van hijacking
Derry Mayor poses nude for charity
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Pensioner's Christmas presents stolen
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One of the best zombie films in recent years is the short Alice Jacobs is Dead. Starring John Lazar (Beyond the Valley of the Dolls) and Adrienne Barbeau (Swamp Thing, The Fog), its not your typical zombie outbreak and survivalist film. Instead of focusing on a group of people dealing with an oncoming zombie horde, things are scaled back and a focus is instead placed at a much more human level. Namely, the enduring love that is shared between a man and his wife. The story is heartbreaking, touching and ultimately brutal. It's a refreshing zombie tale which makes you think that maybe this sub genre hasn't beaten a dead horse and it has new stories to tell.
After playing multiple film festivals over the past year (including the Crypticon horror convention in Seattle, presided over by yours truly), the film is now available both for rent via IndieFlix ($1.99) and for purchase via Amazon ($5.95). Both are priced for less than an extra value meal! How can you beat that? The film is a most worthy addition to your collection. Heck, it was even screened for George Romero himself. Here is what he had to say about it:
"Wonderfully macabre... a terrific contribution to the literature of the dead." - George A. Romero.
And if that's not convincing enough, Mr. Landis also had a viewing:
"A well made and somber look at how the world ends, not with a bang, but rather with a broken heart and a disembowelment." - John Landis
To rent or purchase the film at an incredibly cheap-o price, check out the links below.
IndieFlix: http://tiny.cc/d2stf
Amazon: http://tiny.cc/ars43
Alice Jacobs is Dead - Trailer from Strange Case on Vimeo.
Women in Horror Recognition Month has officially kicked off. For all events, news and other goings ons, check out the following website:
If you haven't heard, the talented Soska sisters (the zany minds behind Dead Hooker in a Trunk) are working on a new feature called American Mary. They revealed the star of the film in a videotaped PSA in support of Women in Horror Recognition Month and a blood drive that they are sponsoring early this morning. But as of now, it has not been posted on their main site so I don't want to let the cat out of the bag. Let's just say that she is no stranger to genre film and that she's appeared in one of the best and most original werewolf films of the past decade.
Edit: I'm dumb. It was released noon PST not midnight. The actress is none other than Katherine 'Ginger Snaps' Isabelle. Here is the PSA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFKfZFlFmZc
For more information about American Mary, check out the film's production site: http://www.twistedtwinsproductions.net/
And for more information about their massive blood drive, clicky here: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=206502983010&ref=mf
Speaking of werewolves and last but certainly not least, my good friend Geof Capodanno of The Man-Cave recently conducted a couple of interviews with Director Joops Fragale and Actress Jennifer Ward. Both were involved in the production of the fantastic short Simone. You can check out his interviews via the following links. Both are really great reads.
Interview w/ Director Joops Fragale: http://www.theman-cave.com/2011/01/man-cave-interview-simone-director.html
Interview w/ Actress Jennifer Ward: http://www.theman-cave.com/2011/01/man-cave-interview-simone-star-jennifer.html
Simone (Trailer) from Joops Fragale on Vimeo.

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I ran across
the essay "The Greatest Economic Stimulus Plan Ever! Part II"
by Wayne Allen Root, which certainly gets your attention! He starts
out saying that he's looked, and "Obama's solution
for the current economic tsunami is more government spending in
the form of bailouts, a massive trillion-dollar economic stimulus
package, and 'tax cuts' offered to people who never paid
taxes in the first place" which seems both starkly correct
and a chance for me to use it as a springboard for a Mogambo Loud
Damning Indictment (MLDI) of the Congress and Federal Reserve so
that, hopefully, your first thought is, "Our outrage is so
great that we should spontaneously arise into an unstoppable, unruly
mob, go up there, drag those incompetent lowlife morons out into
the street and beat the hell out of them all."
Well, I like
the way you think! But it also describes an economy where the total
of local, state and federal taxes already consumes half of income,
where the total of state, local and federal spending is literally
half of all spending in America, and which is distributed to about
half of all Americans in the form of welfare, Social Security, Medicare,
Medicaid and general government contractual spending! In short,
the government IS the economy! Hahaha!
So what is
Mr. Root's plan? Well, "for openers, giving American taxpayers
a one-year Income Tax Vacation" where nobody pays any personal
income tax – which is entirely do-able, although when I say
it, people snicker and snort and say, "No way, you moron!"
and, "You're a lying piece of crap, you moron!" and,
"Stop stealing French fries off of my damned plate, you weirdo
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In re the Custody of: Shawn A. Pehrson, petitioner, Respondent, vs. Heather Marie Heidi Northrup, Respondent; Anthony Levine, intervenor, Appellant.
RODENBERG, Judge
In this third-party custody dispute, appellant challenges the district court's dismissal of his third-party custody petition without an evidentiary hearing. We affirm.
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Here Is Your Winner
His name is Justin, and here's what I can tell him about from this picture:
First of all, this is a guy who knows how to take a picture. A lot of people would have just held up the camera at arm's length and snapped a photo or maybe cropped an ex-girlfriend out of a photo he had somewhere on his computer. Not Justin. He took the time to compose a celebratory shot and then had a friend or co-worker snap the photo. And judging by the image quality, this wasn't a one-click deal. I'm guessing they took several stabs at this photo before nailing it. And nail it they did. Every detail is perfect.
Consider the setting. A cubicle. The humblest of work environments. A workspace that says, "I'm going nowhere." The low ceiling, the drab lighting, the khaki pants, the mysterious object bulging in his front pant pocket. All of it adds up to a perfectly captured image of entry-level desperation and erectile dysfunction or perhaps erectile over-function.
We also learn a lot about Justin the man. When you add up the empty water bottles, the empty bottle of sports drink, the thermos, and the blue plastic cup, we learn that Justin is a man who likes to stay hydrated. That's good! No wonder his entry was so fresh; because he himself has plenty of liquid coursing through his veins.
We know that Justin is not married because he does not wear a ring. We know he does not have a girlfriend because of the lack of photos and because of the tie he chose to wear. We know that Justin is not a man given to frivolity. How? Consider his haircut. Somebody who was into superficial nonsense would have said to the barber, "Give me a haircut where the hairline does not angle at an alarming rate across my forehead." Not Justin. He doesn't care about that stuff. Because he's an artist.
How do I know he's an artist? Because he has an artist's soul. Not only did he write the winning entry to my contest, but look at his screen saver - a luminescent fantasyland cityscape. Only somebody who does not care if anybody thinks he's gay would have that as their screen saver. And that kind of person is called an "artist." Or a shaman. But Justin doesn't look like a shaman. No friends, Justin looks like a winner.


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This is not a terrifying drug storylike that of one friend who, after swallowing five milligrams of Prozac, found herself virtually unable to stand up. Neither is it the story, not unfamiliar, of someone for whom antidepressants have little or no positive effect. ("I've been on Celexa, Effexor, Prozac, and Lexapro," a working mother who happens to be married to a psychiatrist told me last week. "The Prozac was to help me get off the Effexor. Oh, yeah, and the sleeping pills. Halcion, Trazodone, Sonata, Lunesta, Ativan, Klonopin, and Ambien.")
In fact, you might even call this a beautiful drug storya pharmaceutical company's dreamat least in the early years. Initially, I felt nothing on Celexa except for a mild stomachache. But thena week or two into the drugmy world turned upside down. Or rather, it turned right side up again. The white noise in my head vanishedpoof !and a feeling of calm came over me the likes of which I hadn't felt since childhood summer vacations, if ever. My anger at my husband, my annoyance about the mess of our house, my stress about public appearances...all quietly abated. Not vanished, mind youjust sunk to a manageable level. For the first time in a decade, I began to sleep deeply through the night.
This was no mere placebo effect. I was still myselfwith the same concerns, the same basic sensibilityexcept that I felt much, much better. I felt great. Before Celexa, I had a sign in my office that cautioned me, "Don't care so much." My obsessiveness, my intensity tripped me up at times, made it hard to accomplish things and move on, to be forgiving of myself or of othersto ever relax. Celexa fixed that. It wasn't that I didn't care, I just didn't care so much.
I went on my media tour, and then I came home and quit my shrink. All the problems I'd been trying to figure out seemed suddenly solved, or at least much less urgent. In fact, many of them now appeared to come down to an "imbalance" of a single neurochemical in my brain, which was righted by Celexa, a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, or SSRI. (Low levels of serotonin, the theory goes, affect our moods in negative ways. By interrupting a step in the recycling of the brain's neurochemicalsthe reuptake partSSRIs increase the levels of serotonin in the synaptic gaps between brain cells, making us feel better.)
When the dust settled from my tour, I got to work on a novel I'd been thinking about for some time, one about passion and ecstasy and lust. After a bad experience earlier with a novel, I hadn't written fiction in years. But now I felt I could take the risk. I gave myself eight months to see if I could write the book and sell it. I did. Perhaps I would have done that without the Celexa. Perhaps it even would have been the same book. But I have to say, given what I know now: I wouldn't bet on it.


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Aug 252011
(Springfield, MO) — Our hot, dry summer made for a very difficult growing season in the Ozarks.
You can see the effects in everything from trees to gardens.
Horticulture specialists say while it's hard to predict how our autumn color show will turn out, it's usually not as good during extremely hot and dry years like the one we've seen.
As for our summer gardens, it may be best to just move on.
"In many cases, people are just pulling up those old plants and then thinking ahead because fall gardening season is upon us and now's the time to plant those fall plants like broccoli, cabbage and turnips and beets and radishes and all those vegetables that really do well in the fall," says Patrick Byers, Horticulture Specialist with the University of Missouri Extension.
Byers says it's also a great time of year to think about planting woody plants, like shrubs and trees.


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(BPT) - Roughly half of all college students find summer employment, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While there are no statistics for how much money those in the lucky half were able to successfully save, it's safe to say that for a good portion of millennials, spending and summer fun, go hand in hand.
TheMintGrad, a Northwestern Mutual online resource especially designed for the unique financial needs of 18- to 24-year-olds, has some tricks for helping college students stretch those summer earnings well into the school year.
One method for preserving summer income earned is setting a savings goal. Whether it's a spring break trip, school books, or a deposit on an off-campus apartment, working toward something tangible is a great motivator. While putting away some of those paychecks may take a bite out of disposable income, students will be grateful when their spring break isn't being spent with their little brother in the backyard blow-up pool. The MintGrad's budget worksheet can help balance savings objectives with other expenditures.
The good news is that while spending money is appealing at any age, Northwestern Mutual's recently released 2014 Planning and Progress Study findings indicate that millennials are ahead of the curve. Nearly 2/3 of respondents 18-24 said they were disciplined or highly disciplined financial planners, more than their grandparents' or parents' generation. This means that with some guidance and support, millennials are well on their way to becoming the most financially responsible generation in history.
The key is prioritizing what to spend on while eliminating those items that are not worth the investment. Some suggestions include:
* Printers – Save space, money and the environment. If you need to print a paper, put your tuition dollars to work and use your campus' computer lab.
* External hard drive – The clouds may not be the best place for your head, but it's genius for data. Why spend a couple of hundred dollars on more stuff to transport to and from campus when there are options like Google Drive, Dropbox and others?
* Fancy dorm decor – While a dorm room should be comfortable, it is not a permanent home or a suite at a swank hotel. Considering that there is a strong chance that roommates and friends will trash some of your stuff, it makes sense to channel the money that would be spent on fancy bedding or wall decor into savings or something that will last longer than a few semesters. For more "just say no" items, check out this article on the Mint Grad at www.themintgrad.org/socialize/2013/09/10-things-college-students-dont-need.


text: Some brightly colored, candy coated inspiration today since Valentine's day is right around the corner. Vivi is also really into this stuffed camel she found at my parents' house, so I thought that photo above was really sweet. One of her favorite babysitters studied abroad and went to Morocco last summer, and shower her a picture or herself riding a camel. Since then, we are all about camels and going to Africa!


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Abdul-Kadir Mohamed Abdul-Kadir, the al-Shabab leader targeted by US special forces in a failed weekend raid, is a Somali-based planner and operator who has plotted attacks on neighbouring Kenya, according to Kenyan and Western security services and agencies.
They have identified Abdul-Kadir, known by the alias "Ikrima", as the coordinator between al-Shabab and al-Qaeda.
"He is a planner who is relentless in coming up with operations in Kenya," said Matt Bryden, a former coordinator of the United Nations Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring Group. "He is one of the thinkers, planners, operational practitioners."
One US official said Abdul-Kadir was known as a major al-Shabab plotter. Another called him an "external operations" planner but said the US had no specific intelligence linking him to the September 21 Westgate mall attack in Nairobi.
A leaked Kenyan intelligence report suggests he was involved in planning attacks on a number of prominent targets, including plots to attack Kenya's parliament, assassinate senior Kenyan politicians and hit UN offices in Nairobi.
These plans failed, but so too did the US Navy SEALS mission into Barawe, a stronghold for the fighters on Somalia's southern coast.
For the foreseeable future, we must maintain focus on Somalia to sustain security progress made to date, as al-Shabab is likely to remain the primary threat to Somalia and East Africa stability for some time to come
Amanda Dory, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
The special forces team pulled out after a gunbattle without capturing Abdul-Kadir. However, an al-Shabab spokesperson said no senior figure was present when the US forces arrived.
The officials would not go into details about the operation in public, saying they could only address it in a classified session, but argued that the US needed to continue supporting Somali authorities and other countries in the region in their fight against armed groups like al-Shabab.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Amanda Dory warned that although al-Shabab had been weakened by fighting with Somali, Ethiopian and the African Union AMISOM forces it was "still dangerous and capable of conducting sophisticated unconventional attacks".
"For the foreseeable future, we must maintain focus on Somalia to sustain security progress made to date, as al-Shabab is likely to remain the primary threat to Somalia and East Africa stability for some time to come," Dory said.
"With sustained assistance from the United States and other international partners, Somalia's national security apparatus will be better positioned to fend off the al-Shabab insurgency and gradually transform the fragile state into a success story," Dory added.
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Pop Warner Little Scholars is an international program that operates for the benefit of its youth participants. Since 1929, the program's philosophy has been: Academics and Athletics go hand-in-hand. Pop Warner strives to make the game fun for all boys and girls. The program stresses lessons of value far beyond the playing field for the boys and girls involved, such as; self-discipline, teamwork, concentration, friendship, leadership, and good sportsmanship. With such goals in mind, and by providing an opportunity to participate in an organized, supervised environment with emphasis on maximum safety and participation, Pop Warner offers young men and women a unique and memorable experience.
Pop Warner is the first real football or cheerleading experience for most of the participants. At every level, Pop Warner Football seeks to develop well rounded young men and women who learn not only the fundamentals of football and cheerleading, but also the importance of education in an environment conducive to developing sound mind, body and character – and having an enjoyable time along the way. Pop Warner Football in the Mecklenburg County area has been sponsored by the Mecklenburg Optimist club since 1957. The Little Panthers' League has grown from 23 teams in 1994 to 100 for the 2012 season. Over 2,600 football players and 300 cheerleaders participated in the league this year. The Optimist Club recognizes scholastic achievement by presenting scholarships to deserving players and cheerleaders each year. In addition, at the conclusion of the season, the Doc Martin Sportsmanship award is presented to deserving teams in each age/weight division.
The Pop Warner Little Panthers' Defensive/Scholastic Team of the Year is determined by the defensive prowess and cumulative scholastic achievements of the entire team. The Steele Creek Seahawks Jr. Midget team coached by Andre Gilliam finished the season with an 8 – 0 record, and won their division championship. The team has not only excelled on the playing field by allowing fewer than 10 points per game, but also has a team grade point average over 90. Six players on the team are candidates for Pop Warner Scholastic All-American recognition.
Front middle: Jake Kuykendall
2nd row from left to right: Bryce Times, Corbin Davis, Mel Plankenhorn, RJ Lewis, Dylan Weybrecht, Deandre Gilliam, Brian Comer, Matt Cowell, Thomas Pozzo, Chris Gates
Top Row Left to Right: Coach Andre Gilliam, Coach Kyle Kuykendall, Simeon Little, Kty Smith, Stephen Lostetter, Nych Weddington, Pierce Cerda, Ike Beirne, Dylan Earney, Coach Mike Beirne, Coach Greg Kent, Coach Torre Earney
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Date: Fri Jan 25 2013 - 16:32:25 CST
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BIND 9.9.3b1 is the first beta release of BIND 9.9.3.
This document summarizes changes from BIND 9.9.2 to BIND 9.9.3b1.
Please see the CHANGES file in the source code release for a
complete list of all changes.
The latest versions of BIND 9 software can always be found on
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pre-compiled versions for Microsoft Windows operating systems.
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http://www.isc.org/services/support for paid support options.
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Security Fixes
Prevents named from aborting with a require assertion failure
on servers with DNS64 enabled. These crashes might occur as a
result of specific queries that are received. (CVE-2012-5688)
Prevents a named assert (crash) when using RPZ to generate A
records (but not AAAA records) and DNS64 to generate AAAA records
from A records. [RT #32141]
New Features
Add support for the RFC 6742 ILNP record types (NID, LP, L32,
and L64). [RT #31836]
Feature Changes
Updates the built-in root hints for D.ROOT-SERVERS.NET whose
IPv4 address changed to 22.214.171.124 (as of 3rd January 2013).
Note that recursive servers running with an older set of root
hints will still operate successfully because there are 12 other
root servers whose addresses are correct and who will respond
during root priming with the new root nameserver RRset. [RT
Adds RFC 6598 reverse zones to the built-in empty zones list:
Makes available a new XML schema (version 3.0) for the statistics
channel that adds query type statistics at the zone level,
flattens the XML tree and uses compressed format to optimize
parsing. It also includes new XSL that permits charting via the
To enable, build BIND with "configure --enable-newstats". [RT
"named -V" can now report a source ID string. (This is will be
of most interest to developers and troubleshooters). The source
ID for ISC's production versions of BIND is defined in the "srcid"
file in the build tree and is normally set to the most recent
git hash. [RT #31494]
Bug Fixes
dnssec-keygen and dnssec-setttime disallow setting the delete
date to be sooner than the inactive date. [RT #31719]
Update HSM PKCS#11 patches to openssl to add support for openssl
versions 0.9.8x, 1.0.0j, and 1.0.1c. [RT #29749]
ddns-confgen now accepts all the TSIG algorithms that it is
documented as supporting when generating keys. [RT #31927]
Missing 'managed-keys-directory' is now handled better. Prior
to this change, when misconfigured, named could loop and consume
Now only the programs that use the readline library will link
with it (nslookup and nsupdate). [RT #29810]
When using 'rndc addzone' of a zone with with 'inline-signing
yes;' named will first load the unsigned version and then
afterwards successfully create the signed version. (Prior to
this fix, the addzone would fail). [RT #31960]
dnssec-checkds now emits a clear message when records are not
found. This change also fixes a minor reporting problem whereby
dnssec-checkds incorrectly reported that no DS records had been
found for a KSK, despite having found and listed one. In addition,
errors in the man pages (referencing the wrong utility) have
been remedied. [RT #31968]
dnssec-dsfromkey now no longer puts legal whitespace in DS hashes
in order to inter-operate better with some overly-strict registrars.
Addresses portability issues (encountered when testing on HPUX)
and corrects "rndc signing -nsec3param" to accept the full range
of possible values. [RT #31938]
Named should no longer die on shutdown if running with 128 UDP
dispatches per interface. [RT #31743]
Some DNSSEC-related options (update-check-ksk, dnssec-loadkeys-interval,
dnssec-dnskey-kskonly) are now accepted in slave zone definitions
in named.conf when inline-signing is being used. [RT #31078]
Addresses build problems encountered on NetBSD 6.0 (renames the
'bool' parameter to avoid a namespace clash). [RT #31515]
When using the zone reload method of importing changes to named
with in-line signing, changes to SOA record parameters (other
than the serial number alone) in the un-signed zone will now
trigger named to update the signed version of the zone. Prior
to this fix, if SOA parameters were updated while the server was
offline but without any changes also being made to other records
in the zone, then those changes would not be picked up when the
server was restarted/reloaded. [RT #29272]
named-checkconf now detects missing master lists in also-notify
clauses. [RT #30810]
Improves locking performance when recursing. (This change
implements several different strategies for reducing lock
contention, specifically relating to the internal structures
that are used when handling upstream queries). [RT #28836]
When recursing, named now uses multiple dispatch objects for
sending upstream queries; this can improve performance on busy
multiprocessor systems by reducing lock contention, particularly
when the cache hit rate is low. [RT #28605]
Handle cases where a port is reserved and cannot be used as the
source for a query. [RT #31778]
Correct a case where a negative response could incorrectly be
flagged as being DNSSEC authenticated when it was not actually
authenticated. [RT #32237]
Fix missing includes in testing support library that caused it
to fail to build on some platforms. [RT #32012]
Return correct error code (FORMERR) when presented with malformed
requests containing overly long domain names. [RT #29682]
Instead of rejecting and logging a FORMERR, named now accepts
duplicate singleton records in a DNS query response. (In some
situations, query responses may contain duplicates - and whilst
this is not technically correct, BIND has been updated to be
more tolerant). [RT #32329]
When named allocates an initial per-thread stack size, it first
checks the operating system's default value, and if specified,
uses that. In the situation where it appears that none is
provided, it uses an internal default. This default has been
increased from 64K to 1M to accommodate operating systems that
require a larger initial stack. [RT #32230]
The allow-query-on ACL is now processed correctly in all situations.
The configure script now supports and detects libxml2-2.9.x
correctly. [RT #32231]
When loading a zone file, named now emits a warning if it
encounters a non-blank owner name following $ORIGIN. The reason
for this is that when parsing a zone file, the blank owner name
indicates that the current name (i.e. the name from the previous
record that named loaded) should be used, even though $ORIGIN
has changed. Particularly when handling subdomains, this can
result in those records being unexpectedly loaded with different
labels than intended. [RT #31848]
Resolves a problem that when answering queries for nonexistent
names via wildcard CNAME records, DNSSEC responses could fail
to include the NSEC/NSEC3 records proving the lack of a better
answer. [RT #21409]
Prevents a named abort (assertion fail) during recovery from
an out of memory condition. This crash would be encountered in
module general: dst_api.c and logged as REQUIRE((&key->refs)->refs
A new configure option --with-ecdsa has been added to force
building with ECDSA, bypassing the script-based checks that this
functionality is available in the build environment. The converse,
--without-ecdsa, explicitly disables ECDSA support during the
BIND build. Both of these options have been added to assist
cross-compilation to environments that do (or don't) support
ECDSA, overriding the default build behaviour. [RT #32078]
XML statistics generated by Windows builds contained incorrectly
formatted "boot-time" and "current-time" values. [RT #32044]
dig now prints the timezone as part of the timestamp in the
"WHEN" line of the output. [RT #2269]
Fixes a race condition in acache.c that could cause named to
crash if the acache feature was enabled. [RT #31908]
Prevents named from consuming high CPU resources when re-signing
if all keys are offline. [RT #31916]
Addresses compilation issues when using the GNU build VPATH
feature. [RT #31879]
Fixes a race condition when DNSSEC validation is canceled (e.g.
by server shutdown). [RT #31804]
Prevents crashes on startup of named, dig and other utilities
from 64-bit builds of BIND in the Solaris 11 environment.
Compilers inadvertently created a 64-bit-aligned
instruction/32-bit-aligned pointer issue in an area of code that
is shared between many of the BIND binaries. Copying the timeval
structure from control message data before using it prevents
this from happening. [RT #31548]
Uses IPV6_USE_MIN_MTU (or equivalent) with TCP in addition to
UDP. This change addresses TCP query failures that are due to
delays in learning the working PMTU when communicating via
tunneled IPv6. [RT #31690]
Fixes compilation errors when building with ISC_MEM_TRACKLINES
or ISC_MEMPOOL_NAMES disabled and also makes ISC_MEM_DEBUG
non-optional. [RT #31559]
Prevents named from terminating unexpectedly during on very busy
high-end servers that are using the additional section cache
("acache-enable yes;"). [RT #31253]
When re-signing a zone, dnssec-signzone now removes RRSIG and
NSEC records from nodes that used to be in-zone but are now below
a zone cut. This situation is most likely to arise following the
delegation of a subdomain where the glue (A and AAAA) records
for the nameservers used to be included in the parent zone, but
other scenarios are also possible. [RT #31556]
Silences unnecessarily noisy OpenSSL logging by suppressing some
warning messages and moving others to the "dnssec" logging
category. Note that the increased logging was introduced by
change 3354 (RT #29932). [RT #31497]
Implements a collection of minor changes in response to warnings
generated by several source code validation utilities. No instances
of problems have been reported, but these code changes improve
the future reliability and resilience of BIND9. [RT #31484, RT
dig no longer crashes when using +nssearch with +tcp. [RT #25298]
OPT records are no longer removed from signed truncated query
responses. Receipt of these responses might cause recursive
servers to incorrectly identify the sending servers as unable
to support EDNS0. [RT #31439]
Message 'sucessfully validated after lower casing signer' is now
logged at debug level 1 and has been moved to category "dnssec".
(The misspelling is also corrected). RT #31414]
"host -C" should no longer crash with a core dump if REFUSED is
received. This behaviour was an underlying cause of intermittent
and often unreproducible crashes which have been experienced by
users of the host command. [RT #31381]
A DNSKEY lookup that encounters a CNAME will now no longer return
SERVFAIL. This failure mode might have been observed in named's
logfiles as a resolver format error "CNAME response for DNSKEY
dig now consistently returns NOERROR in TSIG; prior to this
change it would occasionally display '0' instead. [RT #31275]
Prevents a named hang (due to a violation of lock ordering that
can lead to a deadlock between threads) that may occur in some
situations when generating new NSEC / NSEC3 chains. [RT #31224]
Slave SOA queries now observe "use-v4-udp-ports" and "use-v6-udp-ports"
ranges appropriately. Prior to this change the IPv6 port range
was applied to all SOA refresh queries. Most of the time this
behaviour would be unnoticed because the IPv6 port range is
seldom configured separately and defaults to the IPv4 port range.
But if an administrator chose to specify a null IPv6 port range
("use-v6-udp-ports { };") on a slave server, SOA refresh queries
would be completely disabled. [RT #24173]
named could die if a non-existant master list was referenced in
an "also-notify" statement. [RT #31004]
In some cases, servers were being marked as not supporting EDNS
despite not receiving a successful response [RT #30811]
Parsing tests for 32 bit integers will now return a range error
on systems that support 64-bit longs. This change may impact
administrators who have mistakenly been using serial numbers
greater than 2**32 in their zone files (for example, using format
YYYYMMDDXXXX) and whose zones loaded, but should have been
rejected. The loaded zones would have appeared to be functioning
correctly, but in some instances could suffer from operational
problems (for example, when enabling IXFR). [RT #30232]
Silences spurious "deleted from unreachable cache" messages. [RT
When receiving a query with AD=1 named will now behave in the
same way as when DO=1 is set when deciding whether to add NS
RRsets to the additional section or not. Prior to this change,
when a reply was constructed to a query with DO=1 and if the
answer section was signed and valid then named wouldn't add
untrusted NS RRsets to the additional section. But if with AD=1
(and DO=0) in the query, then it might have added available but
untrusted RRsets to the response, at the same time setting AD=0.
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who assisted us in making this release
possible. If you would like to contribute to ISC to assist us
in continuing to make quality open source software, please visit
our donations page at http://www.isc.org/supportisc.
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Research Relevant to Gulf War Service and Exposures
25. Mental distress among younger veterans before, during, and after the invasion of Iraq. (West AN, Weeks WB. Psychiatr Serv. Feb 2006; 57(2): 244-248)
26. Multiple vaccine and pyridostigmine interactions: Effects of EEG and sleep in the common marmoset. (Williams KE, et al. Pharmacol Biochem Behav. Jul 5, 2006; [Epub ahead of print])
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does anyone out there copy charts to save time? - page 7
Help! in in trouble with my DON. Im an RN and to save time I copied some nursing notes and used the same note on 15 sleeping patients. I work the night shift and am required to write a nursing note on every patient(15 of them)... Read More
- 2May 28, '11 by JulieCVICURNThat does seem rather like overkill. Remediation would be the right path, not punishment.
- 0May 29, '11 by lordgregoryrnits not uncommon for 15 out of 20 pts to sleep from 11pm to 5am. we dont wake up the schizoid pts
- 3May 29, '11 by HorseshoeYou are probably okay with the BON if you haven't violated your state's Nurse Practice Act. However, if you have violated the policy of your facility, you can cry all day about it and get as much sympathy as you want on a message board, but you will be just as fired, or just as disciplined as they feel you need to be.
There are laws, and there are policies. Violation of either can get you in serious trouble.
- 0May 29, '11 by Meriwhen, ASN, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorI can see why you did it...however I can see why your DON is upset. If someone decided to sue, a good lawyer can argue that you didn't assess one or more of the patients because you used a photocopied note. Or they can say that you falsified assessments, especially if a patient goes south on the next shift. Then it'd be on you to prove that you did assess the patients and that in fact all of them were sleeping and there really were no problems. Photocopied notes look really sketchy.
They fired a night shift nurse from my facility for something similar: she often used pre-filled shift notes that stated that patients were resting quietly with no problems, etc. that she'd sign and date at the beginning of each shift. The facility stated that was falsifying documentation and let her go.
Hope everything works out with your facility and the BON, and best of luck in the future.
- 1May 29, '11 by kakamegamamaDid you check on each patient, or just write? If you wrote without checking/assessisng, you did indeed chart falsely. I understand how "boring" writing the same thing over & over gets---used to do it. But, it's the right thing to do.....
- 2May 29, '11 by tikilpn2You doing that can cause your administrators to feel like you were not looking in on your patients and assuming that their status was unchanged or stable which can be very dangerous..:uhoh21:
- 2May 29, '11 by carolmaccas66Illegal in Australia. All notes must be written and signed, dated, with your title etc on the day in the next entry in the medical record.
You can't go against written hospital and nursing policy anyway, so I don't see how you thought this would save you time, really. Now it's going to take MORE time to try and justify yourself.
Writing notes can be a bore, but it's part of the job unfortunately.
- 0May 29, '11 by carolmaccas66I meant to add as well: who the hell has time to photocopy stuff anyway? I'm too busy running around actually assessing and helping patients!
- 3May 30, '11 by BabyLadyQuote from juliecvicurnwe are not discussing if her facility charts by exception or not...obviously not or else she would not have felt it necessary to write the note. i would confidently answer an attorney: when i signed off on the notes, i am making a legal statement that what was written, original or not, above my name is an event that is true and that occurred. nurses are fully capable of false charting by original handwriting.if i'm an attorney, or even a unit manager, i'm asking, "are you sure? because when i look back in the charts all i see are copies of the same handwritten note that's on all the patients. did you really assess them? because it looks to me like you copied one note and then facebooked all night."
just because it is a copy, doesn't make it any more false than original handwriting makes it any more true.
if i sign it, i stand by what i signed off on.
Quote from juliecvicurnno...negligence has to be proven. it cannot be suggested, it has to be proven in a court. if the op's charting occurred on may 15th and something happened to the patient on may 16th, and the op didn't work on may 16th? then you need to take a look at whoever did the first assessment on those patients on may 16th...if she charted at the start of her shift that the patients were fine and the something happened later, then you don't need to be pointing the finger at the nurse on may 15th.my point to the op has been that the appearance of negligence or impropriety is just as important as whether or not the impropriety actually occurred.
Quote from juliecvicurnwhat part makes it look like she did not assess her patients? again, you are assuming that no nurse has ever false charted before...happens all the time if you look at your bon disciplinary actions. that is like saying that when pre-printed standardized orders are printed off and signed off on by the physician, that it looks like he never treated the patient or reviewed the orders. funny how nobody ever says that...they say that "if he signs off on it, that is what we follow".you don't want to do anything that is difficult to defend in a lawsuit. your actions make it look like you didn't assess your patients, even if you did. i can't comment on your work ethic - you may be the best nurse in the facility. but what you did made you look otherwise.
same exact thing with the op...she signed an original signature. that is all that matters.
- 0May 30, '11 by lordgregoryrnthank you Julie
you gave the best answer. my don just doesnt know me cuz if she did she wouldnt have acused me without evidence.
ive been to court dozens of times over non nursing issues and 1st off no other charts will be allowed into evidence only the one suing and that one would have to prove something happened not that something didnt happen- because I charted something didnt happen. Never would anyone sue over this. ITS just plain silly. If I didnt have 100% confidence i wouldnt have charted the way I did. Im sure there are a lot of sloppy nurses who do chart without doing. Im just rambling here now but in my 20 years ive seen stuff you wouldnt believe coming from RN's.
When I was a new grad I was abused badly by the women who "eat their young". my first employer even kept my last check at a nursing home when i left. I put in 2 weeks notice but i was new and she "found" a couple of simple mistakes new grads typically make and threatened to turn me in to the board. I caved and gave her 2 weeks of pay. its a shame nursing is like this. I love being a nurse but the profession still needs a serious cultural makeover. Lawyers and the board can threaten all day long but at the end of the day they have to prove gross negligence or fraud and in my case itll never happen. Ill bet my license on it. Thanks again.


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The Kiswahili Linux Localization Project
Department of Computer Science -
Free Software in Kiswahili. It can be done, play your part.
The klnX Team
IT Glossary
Kiswahili Version
October 27, 2004 10:27 PM
Open Swahili Projects Join Forces Internationally!
We are happy to announce the partnership of two projects devoted to using computers to promote the Swahili language.
The Open Swahili Localization Project
, also known as KiLiNuX (KlnX), based at the
University of Dar es Salaam Department of Computer Science
, is teaming up with the
Kamusi Project Internet Living Swahili Dictionary
, based at the
Yale University Council on African Studies
Kamusi Project
is an ongoing work of collaborative scholarship that is developing free online dictionary and learning resources for Swahili. Established in 1994, it is the world's most-used resource for the Swahili language, and the first result for "Swahili" delivered by most
Internet search engines.
The Kamusi Project will provide a permanent home for the terminology developed by KlnX; the KlnX data will be integrated within the online Kamusi, with a special "KlnX" designation. Visitors to the Kamusi Project will thereby know the source of terms that originated with the KlnX project, and they also will be able to select to view the KlnX data as a separate specialized dictionary.
At the same time, KlnX is implementing a Tanzanian mirror server for the Kamusi Project. This server will be connected to the
Tanzania Internet Exchange (TIX)
. The server will synchronize data regularly with the main Kamusi server in the US, and will provide local access to the project to all Tanzanian IP addresses. This mirror server will greatly increase the speed and reduce the costs of connecting Tanzanians to the Kamusi Project, and will serve as the starting point for bringing the University of Dar es Salaam fully into TIX. KlnX is also developing a streamlined implementation system that will enable the future addition of mirror servers in other countries.
Work on the technical aspects of the collaboration is already quite advanced. We are currently looking for a computer to act as the permanent mirror server in Tanzania, and we are finishing some coding that is necessary to incorporate the specialized Klnx vocabulary into the Kamusi Project database.
This collaboration will be of great benefit to both projects, by easing Tanzanian access to the Kamusi Project and by making KlnX available to the quarter of a million people who visit the Kamusi Project each year.
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I wonder if this will ever happen… my most wished for goal…
I just wish she could see herself in my eyes, maybe then it would happen
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
- The Robots.
I wonder if this will ever happen… my most wished for goal…
I just wish she could see herself in my eyes, maybe then it would happen
I'm really into my wife in the same way, but she doesn't have the confidence needed. I'd like to actually see her strip for other guys, maybe even lapdance for them, but I'd settle for her lapdancing on me.


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In Pictures: The Ten Worst Penalty Takers In English Premier League
Over the years we have seen some right howlers when it comes to the spot kick… here is a round up of the ten worst penalty takerrs in the English Premier League.
10. Steven Gerrard
A poor penalty taker by Premier League standards. This is him after missing a spot-kick during his team's 3-1 loss at Blackburn last season.
Penalties Taken: 21
Penalties Scored: 15
Pen Success Rate: 71.4 per cent
9. Robin van Persie
It may seem odd to see the Dutchman in 'worst' list but however lethal he is from open play, he still misses from the spot. This is Southampton's goalkeeper Kelvin Davis saving one of his efforts earlier in the season.
Penalties Taken: 14
Penalties Scored: 10
Pen Success Rate: 71.4 per cent
8. Michael Owen
Stoke City striker Owen scores almost three out of four times from the spot. This is Portsmouth keeper Shaka Hislop saving a kick of his in 2004.
Penalties Taken: 20
Penalties Scored: 14
Pen Success Rate: 70 per cent
7. Wayne Rooney
The Manchester United hotshot's latest miss, against West Ham in the FA Cup replay at Old Trafford last night, isn't the first…
Penalties Taken: 21
Penalties Score: 14
Pen Success Rate: 66.7 per cent
6. Jonathan Walters
Stoke City's Jonathan Walters hasn't taken many penalties but the stats don't lie…This miss against Chelsea capped off a great day for the defender who also scored two own goals during the match.
Penalties: Taken 9
Penalties Scored: 6
Pen Success Rate: 66.7 per cent
5. Ashley Young
He may win plenty of penalties for Manchester United but he doesn't convert them all. This is him against old club Aston Villa last season.
Penalties Taken: 8
Penalties Scored: 5
Pen Success Rate: 62.5 per cent
4. Kevin Phillips
Journeyman striker Phillips, currently plying his trade at Blackpool, has scored 271 career goals in 620 appearances yet he is still fourth on the all-time worst list.
Penalties Taken: 18
Penalties Scored: 11
Pen Success Rate: 61.1 per cent
3. Steed Malbranque
The former Fulham and Sunderland midfielder now plays in his native France for Lyons. During his time in England he proved to be quite profligate from 12 yards.
Penalties Taken: 10
Penalties Scored: 6
Pen Success Rate: 60.0 per cent
2. Jermain Defoe
Spurs striker Defoe is similarly skittish when faced with a keeper standing still. He does pretty well from open play though.
Penalties Taken: 14
Penalties Scored: 8
Pen Success Rate: 57.1 per cent
1. Juan Pablo Angel
The Colombian is the last player to have scored more than 20 goals in a season for Aston Villa, but his predatory instincts did not translate to the white circle. He managed to score only half the time, even missing two penalties in the same match – against Fulham in 2005.
Penalties Taken: 10
Penalties Scored: 5
Pen Success Rate: 50.0 per cent
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.comments2014-11-15T05:36:19.890-05:00BLITZOLOGYBlitzologyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-30636388165517080692013-09-25T05:04:00.654-04:002013-09-25T05:04:00.654-04:00This is great information, thanks' for share!This is great information, thanks' for share!dvdhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-29224858711375488952013-09-09T10:37:41.961-04:002013-09-09T10:37:41.961-04:00Could anyone recommend a good online article/book/...Could anyone recommend a good online article/book/set of dvds/any resource that helps with installing the 4-2-5 and that has the play calls listed too? Something that shows how to build the sentences with the Tag words? ThanksJeff email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-22275035586217968522013-08-20T18:19:23.693-04:002013-08-20T18:19:23.693-04:00I just started using the 4-2-5 last year and was r...I just started using the 4-2-5 last year and was really amazed at the versatility and the simplicity of the defense. I have our opening game against a team that tends to run a lot of spread and this helps me keep my cover two look while still being able to bring extra pressure. Now I just need to adapt the lingo you use to my kids (high school) and we'll be set.Anthony Linareshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-10950987494525344532013-08-02T20:41:45.276-04:002013-08-02T20:41:45.276-04:00Well spoken. Its time to let things like race be a...Well spoken. Its time to let things like race be an issue somewhere else. Coach Ghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-72421019499613287932013-07-07T23:07:48.090-04:002013-07-07T23:07:48.090-04:00It depends on the team we are facing. Against some...It depends on the team we are facing. Against some teams we will play the 3/3 deep coverage vs. empty. Against others we will use a empty check and change the call completely. Blitzologyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-42290930220960141662013-07-04T11:13:01.591-04:002013-07-04T11:13:01.591-04:00If your facing a 3x1 and they motion into empty (3...If your facing a 3x1 and they motion into empty (3x2) do you check out of Boss or the WS simply lock on if it vert and play seam if it's anything firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-62195339742047693282013-05-26T22:15:53.925-04:002013-05-26T22:15:53.925-04:00Really like this a lot. Im going to link to it fro...Really like this a lot. Im going to link to it from Strong Football. Great stuff man!Coach CPhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-86623055900076800032013-04-25T16:48:54.485-04:002013-04-25T16:48:54.485-04:00Coach Linguist is well on his way to being a head ...Coach Linguist is well on his way to being a head email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-81619749577130350892012-12-20T10:30:29.003-05:002012-12-20T10:30:29.003-05:00The Backer to the side of the full line would drop...The Backer to the side of the full line would drop, because the guard would slide to him. backside backer would blitz and get blocked by tackle. But then backside DE would be free firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-20657466143494624712012-12-01T18:28:00.530-05:002012-12-01T18:28:00.530-05:00#1 This is Cover 0 behind a blitz so denying the q...#1 This is Cover 0 behind a blitz so denying the quick inside breaking routes is the most important thing. Our base align is to have the inside of the combo closer to the L.O.S. to deny those inside breaking routes.

#2 In my experience the majority of tandem routes involve an immediate quick exchange by the #1 & #2 receivers making the 3rd diagram one of the least likely situations for the DB's to face.

#3 If you tell the SS to "break late" on the out cut he will not get there against any type of speed cut by the WR. The offense is operating from a tandem which typically also means reduced split of WR's from the core. The difficulty for the defense is that there is a great deal of space to the outside of the tandem for the QB to put the ball wide and let the WR run to it. The throw can be gone quickly against pressure and is replicatible for the offense. If the outside of the combo is taking the out cut there is a high probability that ball is well defended.

#4 If the corner takes the vertical and the WR bends his route inside the corner has an almost impossible task. The same is true if the #1 is running a post. The bender/post is the most easily completable deep route for an offense. Therefore we want an inside leverage defender covering a possible inside breaking route.

#5 He who has the chalk last wins. The offense will always try to create difficult situations with their splits, routes, etc... If they know what we are doing they will have an answer. That is why our combo rules are a staring point. We have several other ways to defend tandem formations in man coverage. We can adjust our alignments, man techniques, match-ups, pattern matches, and we can always lock it up and not combo at all. All teaching models have to have a baseline starting point and the rules in the post are the starting pointBlitzologyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-54897352601238343902012-12-01T10:08:24.444-05:002012-12-01T10:08:24.444-05:00Third diagram from bottom "Tandem: #1 running...Third diagram from bottom "Tandem: #1 running a '9' and #2 with an outside breaking option route".
Would it make more sense to have your corner maintaining leverage on the deep route (#1), and telling your safety to just play the outside break "late"? I'm asking this because of the depth of the safety and the potential speed of the #1 receiver makes this a potential busted coverage. Also, most defensive backs are taught to "look through the #2 receiver, so based off of depth it'd be very difficult for the safety to play the #1 deep.
My suggestion would be play the safety deeper and the corner from a closer alignment.
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-17187267826419464192012-09-11T20:44:03.583-04:002012-09-11T20:44:03.583-04:00Best piece of text on DL vs pass I have ever came ...Best piece of text on DL vs pass I have ever came across!Nuno firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-27548523837264784272012-06-29T15:29:03.309-04:002012-06-29T15:29:03.309-04:00I just added the explanation page from the playboo...I just added the explanation page from the playbook to the post. The CP for the Tackle to the Call

Nail to far "A" GapBlitzologyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-54108331987066636742012-06-29T14:54:20.373-04:002012-06-29T14:54:20.373-04:00usually the defensive tackle goes up the b gap ins...usually the defensive tackle goes up the b gap instead of pulling to the opposite firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-16663526602001270862012-03-16T11:09:27.462-04:002012-03-16T11:09:27.462-04:00Wondering about the DE's technqiue on this one...Wondering about the DE's technqiue on this one. Sinking hard at the snap? Mug the TE and then release? Bail email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-141126618148898282012-03-04T02:00:51.674-05:002012-03-04T02:00:51.674-05:00Coach, Do you have notes for Coach Lupoi you woul...Coach,

Do you have notes for Coach Lupoi you wouldn't mind sharing?

Email- firstname.lastname@example.com

Thanks CoachRyan email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-30530934272625236342012-02-29T15:25:37.480-05:002012-02-29T15:25:37.480-05:00Good time for bubble screen from offense.Good time for bubble screen from email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-71874671834116963672012-02-26T15:07:37.496-05:002012-02-26T15:07:37.496-05:00Coach Tuke new dc at Toledo does a great job with ...Coach Tuke new dc at Toledo does a great job with his presentations.saw him speak at Tampa email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-39887994177934736392012-02-22T17:44:20.572-05:002012-02-22T17:44:20.572-05:00I went to the Glazier Clinic in Concord, CA. I tho...I went to the Glazier Clinic in Concord, CA. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Tosh Lupoi from Washington did an excellent job talking about how to transition a d-line into a pass rushing mentality.

Jeremy Lawson, the Strength & Conditioning Coach from Marin Catholic High School provided great insight on how to build a school-wide program and integrate players from their freshmen year to their senior year.

I really enjoyed Kevin Swartwood from Buhach Colony High School. He spoke about how to build a program and create a culture at a school. He provided great insight on what to do from the start of the off-season until the end of summer.Coach Holsthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-29962742973423379682012-02-22T01:04:36.839-05:002012-02-22T01:04:36.839-05:00Been to the Phoenix Glazier clinic. Going to Nike ...Been to the Phoenix Glazier clinic. Going to Nike COY @USC this weekend and going to a clinic @ ASU in March.Terrancehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-34386053730816183752012-02-08T19:56:24.339-05:002012-02-08T19:56:24.339-05:00Very Nice workVery Nice firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-76542574277515763972012-02-08T13:07:56.829-05:002012-02-08T13:07:56.829-05:00What happens on full slide?What happens on full slide?Coach Vasshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-75560305895684019262012-02-03T22:28:07.270-05:002012-02-03T22:28:07.270-05:00A quick breaking out route by a slot could do it, ...A quick breaking out route by a slot could do it, with the safeties on the slots playing man. Would have to ID the blitz and zero coverage pre snap of email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-4645617222625965182012-02-03T22:08:18.226-05:002012-02-03T22:08:18.226-05:00So how do you beat it if you're the offense? H...So how do you beat it if you're the offense? Have to be more creative with the hot to get it away from the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2202234139412864465.post-45711847756088374992012-02-03T16:55:12.762-05:002012-02-03T16:55:12.762-05:00A DC friend of mine introduced me to this concept ...A DC friend of mine introduced me to this concept a handful of year's ago, but I hadn't seen it run anywhere before now. Thanks for the video clip! A very easy way to get a free rusher.Coach Holsthttp://email@example.com


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Saffron power in GorakhpurMar 29th, 2009 | By Elections2009 | Category: Key constituencies
Vidya Subrahmaniam
Gorakhpur: Gorakhpur in Eastern Uttar Pradesh is famous for the Gorakhnath temple from which it derives its name and Yogi Adityanath, the young, fire-spewing head priest of the Gorakhnath mutt and the Bharatiya Janata Party's three-time Member of Parliament from the constituency. The yogi is also the driving force behind the Hindu Yuva Vahini, a volatile youth force involved in many incidents of violence against Muslims.
If the yogi is held in god-like reverence by many Hindus, with Muslims, the sentiment works in reverse. They live in fear of the next communal incident that could rock the tenuous peace. Tensions tend to reach a peak on election eve and both communities know that the mahant will contrive to produce a communally surcharged situation conducive to splitting the votes along the Hindu-Muslim lines.
Go anywhere in the constituency and the words you hear over and over are that the yogi is invincible. For Hindus, voting Adityanath is a matter of "aastha" (faith). They accept his role in inciting communal passions matter-of-factly and nod approvingly when reminded that his activities have sent him to jail. Some even add helpfully, "Yes, before the 2007 Assembly election. He was arrested for destroying a Muslim tomb."
What helps Adityanath additionally is the strong association between the mutt and the Lok Sabha seat. For three successive terms between 1989 and 1996, the seat was held by his predecessor, Mahant Avaidyanath. Like his protégé, Avaidyanath was worshipped and feared in equal measure.
Yet this time, Adityanath is up against two tough contenders, both young and popular in their own ways. Bahujan Samaj Party's candidate Vinay Shankar Tiwari is the son of Hari Shankar Tiwari, erstwhile "don" and Minister in Mulayam Singh's government, whose muscle and facility with the gun are the stuff of folklore in these parts. The other candidate is Samajwadi Party's Manoj Tiwari, a Bhojpuri film hero, whose music is a rage with the youth. The Congress, late as always, is yet to decide among a horde of ticket seekers.
Prima facie, the stars appear to be with the yogi. His principal opponents are both Brahmin Tiwaris. However, in the past 10 days, Adiyanath's BSP opponent has swiftly, and unexpectedly, emerged as someone to watch in an election treated thus far as a mere formality. Up until now, the yogi, himself a Rajput in a constituency with a sizeable Brahmin population, has ridden to victory on Hindu unity. This unity might have cracked, judging by the snowballing Brahmin response to Mr. Vinay Shankar Tiwari. Gorakhpur's Muslims have also lined up behind the BSP candidate.
The verdict? If Mr. Tiwari splits the Hindu vote, Adityanath could be in trouble.
If, as many people predict, the yogi achieves a Hindu-Muslim polarisation, he will sail through, demonstrating once again the power of the Gorakhnath mutt.


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My LO is the quirkiest, sweetest, little quandry and we love him more and more with each new develpment milestone.
Lately we've noticed that he moves around during his sleep. Just tonight I laid him with his head facing the wall and found him completely facing the opposite direction 2 hours later...as in 180-degree turn!
Does yours do the same? Is he safe to flip around like this?
Drea926:This is DS. He also just started rolling back to front. I don't know how he gets any rest at night because he is doing some serious exercise in there!


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Welcome from the Director
The Quality, Planning and Analytics directorate (QPA) was established in February 2008 with a name change from 'Corporate Planning and Performance Office' (CPP) in 2014. QPA is located within the Division of Services and Resources. QPA provides services to management and staff of the University.
The role and responsibilities of QPA are:
Management of the University's planning process
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- Provision of professional, strategic and corporate performance advice to University management
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Boulder Cay Premier Gated Community located close to town of Boone. Just a One & a half Miles to the Boone Mall. 5 minutes to Appalachian State University & Less than 10 minutes to Watauga County Hospital (AppRHS). This rolling gentle wooded land is situated in a tidy 34 lot gated development offering lots from a 1/2 ACRE along the ridge, to larger 2 ACRE Estate Lots. LOT 26 is TWO ACRES. New pricing is a tremendous value. Underground utilities are in. Lots will have shared wells provided by seller. Lots are guaranteed to perk. Owner Financing Available to Qualified Buyers. Photos are indicative of Boulder Cay development and are not necessarily of this specific lot. Restrictions have been revised (1576/170) New Covenants allow for smaller footprint: 1000 heated sqft on Main w/ minimum 1600 TOTAL heated. Log Homes & ENERGY STAR Modular are now permitted but elevations and design must meet the approval of the Architectural Review Committee before construction. Power lines along Deck Hill Road in the view shed of lots 10-15 will be buried opening long range views
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text: ADIE Just You and Me (BEC) For Fans Of: Sara Groves, Christy Nockels Adie's press maintains that her primary focus is on being a wife and mother—as if the music is a side project. Perhaps that explains the low expectations coming from her rather quiet hype machine. Despite the all-but-absent buzz surrounding her latest project, Just You and Me, Adie delivers a nice mix of originals and covers—half and half—for an all-around pleasant, albeit simple, album. –Matt Conner We Recommend: "Redemption Song" MEREDITH ANDREWS As Long As It Takes (Word) For Fans Of: Kari Jobe, Britt Nicole, Hillsong United Topping lists of modern worship newcomers over the past couple years, singer/songwriter Meredith Andrews will no doubt be enchanting the music world for years to come with her accessible stamp of pop/worship. And though her songwriting is stellar, proven by hefty co-writes with the likes of Paul Baloche who guests on "How Great Is the Love," and her voice broadcasting the prominence of a powerhouse, As Long as it Takes lacks the creativity to discern her from the sea of artists appearing daily in the praise and worship scene. –Andrew Greer We Recommend: "Can Anybody Hear Me" CHASEN That Was Then, This Is Now (INO) For Fans Of: Daughtry, Sister Hazel With great production, incredible hooks and a chart- topping lead single, Chasen's national debut, That Was Then, This Is Now, contains all the ingredients for an out-of-the-box top seller. Add to that the band's past success on the independent circuit and frontman Chasen Callahan's weekly exposure to more than 5,000 as worship leader at the Greenville, S.C.-based Marathon Church, the pop/rock foursome possesses both the marketing inertia and raw talent to tag them 2010's "Most Likely to Succeed." –Andrew Greer We Recommend: "Airplanes" DECEMBERADIO Live (Slanted) For Fans Of: The Black Crowes, Aerosmith One of the most colorful, consistent and colossal rock groups on the road these days is undeniably Virginia-bred rock band DecembeRadio who growl through the southern stomper "Powerful Thing," followed by the blistering "Believer" and the inspiring "Love Found Me." After a few insightful interview segments and a short sneak peek at their tour bus, they blow the roof off this CD/ DVD set (each sold separately) with "Better Man" featuring crunching guitars and militant drums. Live captures their fi ery, faith-based rock 'n roll and smoldering old-school appeal to arguably solidify them as the rock band of this and a few other generations. –Andy Argyrakis We Recommend: "Better Man" PASSION Awakening (sixsteps) For Fans Of: Chris Tomlin, Hillsong United, David Crowder Band Several guests of honor were invited to this most recent Passion worship gathering around New Year's Day in Atlanta, Georgia. Alongside Passion staples such as David Crowder Band, Chris Tomlin, Charlie Hall and Christy Nockels, the uber-popular Hillsong United also joined in the proceedings as well as worship rock act FEE. The new inclusions stand fi ne enough, but the center stage still belongs to the familiar faces—especially Chris Tomlin's beautiful "Awakening." With eight new songs and other favorites such as "How He Loves" from David Crowder Band, Passion: Awakening serves up another impressive offering in a catalog that already leads the worship music pack. –Matt Conner We Recommend: "Awakening" ROBBIE SEAY BAND Miracle (Sparrow) For Fans Of: Leeland, Phil Wickham, U2, Coldplay RSB'S INFECTIOUS ROCK ANTHEMS CONTINUE TO ROLL Quick disclaimer: What I don't mean to say is, "if you've heard one Robbie Seay Band album, you've heard them all." At the same time, RSB's latest batch of worshipful pop/ rock tunes, Miracle, is everything you've come to expect from the Texas four-piece and not much else. But in this case, that's completely and totally fi ne… because whoever's in charge of the melodies here might just be the fi nest songsmith in the genre. Seay's trenchant song structures cut right to the good stuff, moving sharply toward epic builds and quiet endings, creating an album that brings nearly every emotion along for the ride. From somber considerations ("Lament," "Long Way Home") to exuberant refrains ("Crazy Love," "Your Love Is Strong"), RSB fully explores the dynamics of the spiritual journey. It's diffi cult to name highlights when they span nearly every portion of Miracle. The title track might be Seay's fi nest yet with every pop element perfectly aligned with a soul- stirring chorus. Album opener "Love Invades" rides spacious guitar tones straight into an undeniable RSB guitar progression that demands an instant replay. The sparser "Long Way Home" utilizes Seay's haunting falsetto and infectious drum work to great effect. True, Miracle is just another album from the Robbie Seay Band. But with releases this good, each is just another cause for celebration. –Matt Conner We Recommend: "Miracle" 38 CCM


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