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#7 The Jags then have an interesting choice - Trent Richardson and MJD together, don't bother throwing the ball? Tempting. Likely going in another direction though.I think they will pick physique over ability, and take Brockers.
#8 Miami will then jump on Richardson. Or Floyd. Or Coples. I think they take Tannehill.
#9 Panthers are smart. They have a talented QB, not enough defenders, and two strong RBs. Do they take Richardson? Or do they go with Coples or Kuechly? I think they take Floyd.
#10 Buffalo will be stymied, because I think they lust for Floyd. I think they shoould take Reiff or Kuechly here. They will probably overspend on Kirkpatrick, who can't hack it one on one with a professional WR.
#11 Chiefs get lucky, and don't waste a minute taking Richardson.
#12 Seattle is weird. Pete whatsis is goofy. They take Coples.
#13 Arizona takes DeCastro.
#14 Agreed. Dallas takes Kuechly.
#15 Eagles take Reiff.
#16 Jets take Cox.
#17 Bengals take Jonathan Martin.
#18 Agreed. Chargers take Upshaw.
#19 Bears take Mark Barron.
#20 Titans take Kendall Wright.
#21 No way Bengals trade. They take Hightower.
#22 Agreed. Browns take Gilmore.
#23 Steelers have to take Adams.
#24 Lions take Konz.
#25 Broncos take Doug Martin.
#26 Texans take Janoris Jenkins.
#27 Patriots take Worthy.
#28 Agreed. Packers take Zeitler.
#29 Ravens take Branch.
#30 San Francisco takes Cordy Glenn.
#31 New England takes Devon Still.
#32 NY Giants take Josh Robinson, Vinny Curry, and Nick Perry.
I agree Fletcher Cox is a better football player than Dontari Poe. Cox is very versatile... has played nose tackle, 3 technique DT and DE. Stehen Gilmore looks comfortable playing press man as well as zone. Kirkpatrick looks long and is better at the line of scrimmage in press man coverage. After Claiborne, I think Gilmore is the best corner prospect in the draft. If he is there at 17, I would jump on him. I think he is a top 15 talent for sure.
The Lions have already signed Stephen Tulloch to a 5-year deal, DeAndre Levy is fuly expected to sign his second round RFA tender before voluntary workouts start Monday. Justin Durant is also under contract this season. Bobby Carpenter left in FA.
In the defensive backfield, already a position group with big needs, Eric Wright also left in FA.
Martin Mayhew went on record today saying that the Lions will not reach for a pick in the first round. But Mayhew has proven to be willing to wheel & deal when it comes to draft picks.
If your top 15 or so were to pan out, I'd look hard for Detroit to try to climb up a couple spots to grab Gilmore, Konz, or possibly Kuechly if they can make a move that far up (or if he falls).
Oh, and if Mayhew doesn't make serious inroads to improving that O-line, I'm going to start banging the drum calling for him to go bu-bye.
I like Fletcher Cox as a player, but I have to ask you're reasoning as DT being a "need" Turk. The Bengals currently have 2 starters entrenched at DT (with one coming off a pro bowl appearance) and have a solid third DT. DT is not a need for the Bengals at all, and to boot they only typically dress 3 on gameday, which they already have. I can't see them passing on real needs like Glenn and Gilmore to take a non-position of need.
What did Miami give to the Bengals for the trade up?
Re: Kirkpatrick going too high:
SEC defenders, especially on BCS contender teams, are often overrated in the first two rounds. I say this because those two items are often used to explain high valuation on a player, and half the best two or three players at most defensive positions did not come from SEC schools.
Plus I am afraid Buddy will pull the trigger on him, and I don't want that to happen, so I am doing my darnedest to change the way that wind blows here in western New York.
Hey, I said I didn't study, that's what you guys are for. If the Bengals take Gilmore, Chicago probably takes Cox two picks later. The Bengals get Miami's 2nd round pick this year and next ... as well as autographed footballs from all of their celebrity owners.I like Fletcher Cox as a player, but I have to ask you're reasoning as DT being a "need" Turk. The Bengals currently have 2 starters entrenched at DT (with one coming off a pro bowl appearance) and have a solid third DT. DT is not a need for the Bengals at all, and to boot they only typically dress 3 on gameday, which they already have. I can't see them passing on real needs like Glenn and Gilmore to take a non-position of need.
What did Miami give to the Bengals for the trade up?
Although I agree with you that we are OK @ LB, I don't know about improving the O-Line.Oh, and if Mayhew doesn't make serious inroads to improving that O-line, I'm going to start banging the drum calling for him to go bu-bye.
Last week during a massive misunderstanding on my part, I tracked down which teams had how many receivers in the Top 50.
To my surprise, the Lions had 4 in the Top 50. Whoa. Maybe the OLine is ok. I'd go get some DBs.
To be honest ... I really don't think that Miami would trade up. If Tannehill isn't taken at #8 by Miami it says to me that he isn't significantly better than the other QB's rated 3 thru 6 in their eyes ... so why trade up?
After the Palmer trade ... I call Mike "Wheeler Dealer Mike" now. Wouldn't a first and three 2nds look good in next years draft ... talk about building your future!
I understand this sentiment fully and concur that our #1 need is a DB (IMO a cover corner, to be specific). But if the BPA is an OL, they really need to consider him. Remember, Backus & Raiola are both heading into their 12th seasons. Now Raiola is signed thru 2013 and Backus just inked what will probably be his last contract with the Lions. Last year our offensive Achilles heel was a lack of a power run game. When we needed to eat clock, we could not do it (do you really think Matt Flynn was going off for 600 yards if we could have had even a semblance of a running game?). We have both Best (on whom I am no longer sold, but he ain't going away) and LeShoure (who Tom Kowalski and Tim Twentyman both agreed was, by long shot, the most impressive rookie in camp prior to his injury).Although I agree with you that we are OK @ LB, I don't know about improving the O-Line.
Last week during a massive misunderstanding on my part, I tracked down which teams had how many receivers in the Top 50.
To my surprise, the Lions had 4 in the Top 50. Whoa. Maybe the OLine is ok. I'd go get some DBs.
So, as much as I'd like to turn the page on the Bust and go RB - hello, Doug Martin - that ain't happening. So why not, if available, go low-risk high-reward with a strong interior OL who can step in & start as at G with the ability to slide over for Dom at C when that time comes? One who can maybe even kick over to play T in a pinch? Watching our RBs try to run that stupid inside trap play Linehan likes to call ad nauseum was beyond frustrating last season. A LG with a strong background as a pulling blocker (Konz) or even a whole package OL (DeCastro - yes, I'm dreaming here) would be the logical move, no?
Sorry to keep pounding this theme, here. But dammit I know, at some level, I am right that a moderately effective power run game coupled with some play action calls would really open up our offense even more. Four receivers in the top 50? That's all?
My top 10, in no particular order.
1) Jim Irsay had a few too many drinks and gave away the 1st pick in a Twitter contest which was won by @CanadianBob. Bob promptly drafted Andrew Luck to play for the Toronto Argonauts.
2) In a surprise move the Redskins select Steve Jobs, Owner, Deceased. Said Bruce Allen, "Snyder has been a bust and we really need better production at the owner position. We realize that Jobs is life-challenged but we feel he can be a significant upgrade."
3) A trade! The Seahawks give up their 2nd and 3rd to swap places with the Vikings. They select Spencer Hagan, WR, Cal. Spencer only started 2 games for Cal but they were really good games.
4) The Cleveland Browns select Philip Blake, C, Baylor to replace team icon Brian Pontbriand. After scouting RGIII they noticed they really really liked his center.
5) Tampa Bay selects Morris Claibourne to replace Aqib "Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot" Talib. LaGarret Blount was excited about the pick: "I'm not the dumbest guy on the team anymore!"
6) The Rams select... well, really - who cares? It's the Rams.
7) South Jacksonville High School will grab DT Jerel Worthy because that's how Gene Smith rolls.
8) The Dolphins are obviously upset the Steve Jobs is off the board and fail to notice RGIII is still available. They select Tannehill and then promptly trade their remaining wide receivers. As GM Ireland points out :Tannehill played receiver for two years so he can just throw it to himself."
9) Carolina could go a number of routes. They'll select whomever Steve Smith knocks out at pro days.
10) The Bills will take Lamar Miller because they still need a kick returner.
and of course, at #30 - the 49ers. They trade this pick to Cleveland for Alex Smith, TE. Says Baalke: "If I have two Alex Smith's I'll at least be able to get rid of ONE of them."
If poe, hightower, Glenn, cox, and barron are gone the steelers most likely will pick an o lineman. I just don't think it should be Adams. He's not any better than the guys we have. I'd prefer them picking zeitler, or worthy as a nt based on who was left on your mock.
Of course I'd prefer Detroit to let old habits die hard and pick a wr in the 1st, so we can snatch hightower.
I'll also try to be "polite" about bettis' enshrinement, about how dissenters view his rightful inclusion to the hof. {}
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Jerome Bettis becomes only the second runningback who played predominantly in the post-merger era to be elected to the Hall of Fame with a career yards per carry average under 4.0. The other is John...
Oh I know, I was just saying who I think deserved to be in the most.
I highly disagree on Bettis. He was never great IMO. He was a good back, but ultimately not a great one. He had 4 really good years, surrounded by a bunch of average to good years. He just wasn't a...
Kevin Greene, Kurt Warner, Marvin Harrison, Orlando Pace, and Tony Dungy were #s 6-10.
Brett Favre, Terrell Owens, Alan Faneca, and Darren Sharper are among the 1st-time eligible candidates next...
Harrison should be in. He's being punished, probably for not being a good media guy, and probably for that incident in Philly a few years ago.
Tim Brown shouldn't get in before Marvin Harrison...
This class would not have been possible. It's not just any random 8, it could only be 3-5 of the 15 modern era finalists, plus Ron Wolf, Bill Polian, and/or Mick Tinglehoff.
I'll be unpolite. It's a crock of ****. I personally don't think Bettis is a HOFer anyways, but to get in over Pace, Harrison and Warner is a joke IMO.
Rumblings on Twitter from people in the know would suggest that both Ron Wolf and Jerome Bettis will be members of this year's class. Bettis getting inducted is...an interesting outcome, to be polite.
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CATHY WALKER February 27, 2013 4:20amLast week Dr Bonanno said a long-awaited product to vaccinate pregnant cows to protect their calves against rotavirus and coronavirus had been eagerly snapped up by farmers as soon as it hit his Shepparton Veterinary Clinic shelves.
''It's taken years and years and finally we've got it,'' Dr Bonanno said, brandishing the lone bottle of Rotavec Corona left in his office since farmers were notified it had arrived.
In terms of newborn calf management, the vaccine, manufactured by Coopers Animal Health, is the best thing since sliced bread.
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Dr Bonanno said rates of calf scours and subsequent death was ''disappointingly high''.
''Anything that can bring that figure down is a great thing.''
He said it was important to get the message out now because the first time to inject cows was 10 to 12 weeks before they calved, and then four to six weeks later, which meant autumn calvers needed to be treated soon.
Calves will gain the benefit of the rotavirus protection only after drinking the colostrum, which is the cow's first milk, and Dr Bonanno said the importance of ensuring the calf received as much as four litres in its first hours of life could not be understated.
''I tell clients the adage is 'assume none from mum' and give the calves stored colostrum.
''That way you won't die wondering, and hopefully the calves won't either.''
The new drug costs a little more than $6 a dose and the treatment is 2
It's cheap insurance against what Dr Bonanno describes as needless deaths in calves.
''We know for sure there is roto on at least 90 per cent of dairy farms,'' he said.
Thanks to other scientific advances, the causes of calf scours — rotavirus, coronavirus, E.coli K99, salmonella and cryptosporidia — can now be tested for on-farm and an on-site diagnosis given for most.
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Alcohol Breathalyzer and Drug Testing Equipment: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020 PROFILES BREATH ANALYZER COMPANY: Abbott Laboratories, AK Solutions, Akers Biosciences, Alcolizer, Alcohol Countermeasure Systems (ACS): Alcolock, Alcovisor, Alere, Applied Nanodetectors, Bio - Rad Laboratories, CLIAWaived, DOT Breathalyzers, Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA, EBI, Express Diagnostic, Intoximeters, KHN Solutions LLC Bactrack Breathalyzers, Lab Corp, Ladybug Teknologies, Lifeloc Technologies, MPD, National Patent Analytic Systems (NPAS) / Datamaster, Psychemedic Corporation, OmegaPoint Systems, Quest Diagnostics, Randox Laboratories, Rapid Detect Inc., Rapid Exams, Roche Diagnostics, Securetec Detektions - Systeme AG Alcolock, Sonic Healthcare, TestCountry, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Tokyoflash, TruTouch, uVera Diagnostics.
Alcohol abuse and drug abuse represent a significant danger to society. Most users represent that the choice to be a user is a personal choice, but this is not the case. The reality is that drug and alcohol users kill people as they get behind a wheel and drive and as they let anger boil over into killing rage.
Not all users are killers surely, but there is a need for society to control abuse for the common good. These controls are likely to be put more in place going forward as the dangers are more commonly recognized and as the ability to detect users becomes more available at an affordable price.
The drug testing segment starts out as a low 29% percent of the drug and alcohol abuse detection market in 2013 and grows to be 66% of the market by 2020 responding in part to the sheer danger of the heroin drugs. The terrorists have promised to be flooding the US with opiates and heroin, wrecking the country from the inside. This is a tremendous danger, cheap heroin. The drug testing represents a deterrent as significant as military deterrent or more so to protect the citizens from direct attack.
Alternatives to bars are emerging. Sports clubs have sprung up all over, creating clubs where people can meet and interact without going to a bar. The fact that alternative socialization venues exist is making it easier to enforce laws against drinking and driving. Alcohol related accidents kill someone every 31 minutes and injure someone every 2 minutes in the US.
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Alcohol and drugs cause serious disruption to the workforce when present among employees. Breath and saliva contain markers that can be used to monitor alcohol abuse, drug abuse, and the health status of patients.
In the U.S. nearly half of road accidents are estimated to occur due to excessive alcohol consumption and drug abuse. Similarly, the number of deaths soared by 26% in Britain due to drunk driving in 2012. Thus, alcohol enforcements remain a priority for governments across the globe. Governments of various countries are strictly enforcing safety laws and are heavily emphasizing on work safety issues. Moreover, they are compelling organizations, vehicle owners and others to install portable breath analyzers at their work places.
In the global breath analysis market, the fuel cell technology segment accounted for the largest share and is anticipated to lead the market during the forecast period. The growth in this segment is attributed to technology efficiency, accuracy and the increasing popularity of breath testing devices.
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Alcohol Breathalyzer and Drug Testing Market Driving Forces
Law Enforcement Breathalyzers
Alcohol Usage Problem In The Workplace
Impact of Alcohol
Alcohol Breathalyzer, Drug Testing, and Healthcare Biosensor Market Shares
Alcohol Breathalyzer and Drug Testing Market Shares
Alcohol Breathalyzer, Drug Tester, and Healthcare Biosensor
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1.1 Synthetic Marijuana
1.2 Army Soldiers: 'Spice' Drug Of Choice
1.3 Breathalyzer
1.4 DUI Offenses
1.5 Impact of Alcoho
1.6 Breathalyzer Applications
1.8 Alcohol Usage Problem In The Workplace
1.9 Breathalyzer
1.10 Demand For More Effective Detection Of Alcohol Impairment
1.11 Alcohol Is A Drug
1.12 Laws Prohibit Driving With An Elevated BAC
1.13 2012 Drunk Driving Statistics
1.13.1 When Alcohol-Impaired Crashes Occur
1.14 Breath to Test for Alcohol Concentrations in the Body
1.15 Heart Problems Linked to Heavy Drinking
1.16 Biomedical And Chemical Mid-IR SPR Based Sensor
1.17 Miniaturized Mid-Infrared Sensor Technologies Trends
1.18 Nanotechnology Is Significant
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Other Reports by WinterGreen Research:
- Application Server Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
- Business Process Management (BPM) Cloud, Mobile, and Patterns: Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
- Mission Critical Middleware Messaging Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
- Services Oriented Architecture (SOA): Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
- Vertical Farming, Plant Factory Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
- Grow Lights for Agriculture Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2014 to 2020
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We wanted to celebrate this event to our advertisers, users and staff, so the challenge we set the agency was to find a piece of advertising to hit these three groups. Obviously, the users at home were hardly going to be celebrating this themselves, so what we wanted to do was show that the Yellow Pages is part of British life.
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Would it not be of common good too, if what locals know best was handed back in full by the top-down British political system? And would that not also free the diverse English to express themselves for our best mutual understanding, inter alia of our bottom-up, autonomous, interdependent needs?
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@Quorthon Wow, you locked it up and put it away. That last post just about sums up my reaction to how they've been handling things, and how so many people hold a bias that — while understandable, Nintendo is awesome — doesn't change the fact that the company is woefully behind.
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@KeeperBvK That was an error on my part — my apologies. I guess I was at a loss for words!
@DiscoGentleman That sense of community is one of the things that's really made this game worth it; Dark Roast has clearly made a concentrated effort to keep it moving with updates, which is a breath of fresh air during a time when so many major companies — let alone indie developers — seem to offer middling support for their software.
To everyone saying some screenshots are from Sacred Stones, good eye — but those erroneous screens are randomly pulled from our image collection on the game page. Wish I could fix it, but alas, only an editor can do that. Sorry!
I wouldn't call this a GOOD game, but I did have fun with it. It has a weird appeal that's hard to put my finger on.
I picked HG/SS because it's a great remake, but it could have been G/S too. My favorite generation by far. It's like two games in one <3
@TylerTreese I wouldn't mind if it was occasional, but it is absolutely unrelenting. I know there's going to be a patch, but this trend in gaming — products being released half-baked and then getting put back in the oven a couple minutes at a time — needs to stop.
There are few games that have gripped me like Super Smash Bros. Melee. I love the Wii U version, but I can't get into it as much as when I was ten years old and at the peak of my Nintendo fanaticism.
@Pete41608 No problem! Actually, this set of videos has even more detail about Iwata's early years as a developer (and, would you believe it, a gamer!) — poor guy has a hell of a sore throat, though.
Iwata talked about this rivalry in a few of his GDC keynotes; it actually helped form some of his most solid philosophies on game development at Nintendo. Iwata had quite the chip on his shoulder when he was younger, and thought his genius programming would guarantee his software higher sales than that of Miyamoto. He goes on to describe the "painful lesson" of Miyamoto's software outselling his by an enormous margin, and how it helped him identify that technology alone is not enough to make a good game.
Totally worth checking out, especially to see Iwata laughing. It's infectious.
@Turbo857 Tier lists take a long time to compile, so that's more a credit to the number of characters in the game than its balance.
As for the casual vs. pro garbage, both sides have their share of infantile whiners who are insecure about the way they play the game and feel the need to get defensive every time it comes up in conversation. Play what you like, how you like it, with no reservations. Stop telling others how best to enjoy their entertainment.
Blah blah blah games were better in my day... sips tea and looks down on the plebs from my ivory tower
@BearClaus I would agree, except I believe that developers who truly enjoy making games always try to bring something of their own to the table. This doesn't guarantee their game will be a masterpiece, but they try nevertheless. With this recent influx of shovelware, I feel there's absolutely no effort involved at all. These are, at best, C-grade homework assignments from a beginner's class in game design.
I firmly believe that the worst game driven by passion will always be more interesting than the best cynical cash-in. At least then you're given the opportunity to wonder what motivated the creation. Here, I know pretty much exactly what motivated it — the need for attention and the chance to make a quick buck off of someone else's idea.
Checked Villager price 4 hours ago, $24.99 new. Checked Villager price just now, $34.99 new.
Hoo boy.
@ThomasBW84 Just a heads up, the link that's supposed to lead to the legless Peach article actually leads to the dual-wielding Samus article.
"Legless Peach" is something I never thought I'd have to type before.
BOSTON! <3 Also, to anyone concerned about their area not being listed, they add new dates sometimes. Keep an eye on it!
@LetsGoRetro Haverhill here. Little bit farther for me, but probably worth it — could get my holiday shopping done the same day!
This really articulates every single concern I've had about amiibo since day one. I like to remain cautiously optimistic, but I feel like we're seeing a Wii U 2.0 here; too many questions and not enough answers. As a hardcore fan, I'm sure I'll get the answers — but there's no way casual fans are going to dedicate themselves enough to finding such information. :c
@DiscoGentleman I didn't review SPIKEY WALLS, so I can't attest to why it received the score it did.
This is fantastic. Mother has to have one of the most dedicated fanbases in the history of gaming.
Pre-ordered the special edition forever ago. Love this series, love Atlus, didn't think twice about forking over the cash.
Love, love, love this movie. Goes down in history as one of the all-time "so bad it's good" classics. <3
I love Super Mario 64, but in terms of genius game design and taking Mario to the next logical step as platforming king, it's gotta be Super Mario Galaxy.


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P.J. Fulmore and Jarred Fragapane both scored a pair of touchdowns to lead North Catholic to a 25-0 victory over host Springdale in an Eastern Conference matchup.
Fulmore followed up last week's big game with 153 yards on 21 carries, and Fragapane added 35 yards on seven rushes. In two games Fulmore has rushed for 418 yards and six touchdowns on 56 carries.
The game could be summarized in the series of plays that opened the third quarter. Springdale had a break, but then North Catholic (2-0, 2-0) answered with a big play to thwart the Dynamos (1-1, 1-1).
Springdale's Justin Wilson returned the second-half kickoff to North's 32, but on first down North Catholic's Ronnie Meder intercepted Jake Helman's pass. Two plays later, Fulmore rushed for 35 yards, and then Fragapane scored from 5 yards out.
"They are a very good football team," Springdale coach Dave Leasure said. "They have it all, and I was really proud of the way our guys hung in there and battled to the end. This is a work in progress, and that is on me. I have to do a better job."
For North Catholic coach Bob Ravenstahl, the game was far from perfect.
"We made a lot of mistakes out there tonight," he said. "We could have had it in there a couple times in the first half. We really had good field position the entire game and that had a lot to do with things."
North Catholic finished with 331 yards of offense compared to 175 for Springdale. Jerome Turner replaced Fulmore in the fourth quarter and rushed for 73 yards on 12 carries. Sean Dugan accounted for 125 of Springdale's yards, 107 rushing and two receptions for 18 yards.
North Catholic quarterback Ryan Kirby completed 7 of 11 for 89 yards with one interception. Springdale's Jake Helman struggled, completing 3 of 17 attempts with four second-half interceptions.
On the game's opening drive, North Catholic drove 70 yards in eight plays with Fulmore and Meder accounting for all of the yardage; Meder caught two passes for 27 yards and Fulmore rushed for 33 yards, including the 3-yard touchdown run. Meder finished with five receptions for 78 yards.
North Catholic missed a chance to score when a direct snap to Fragapane was not handled and, after he picked it up, he was stopped short of a first down.
Then, two plays later, Springdale's direct snap to Dugan went over his head and was recovered by Timmy Gill at the Springdale 1-yard line. Not to be outdone, North Catholic answered with its own faulty direct snap to Fulmore on first down.
Fulmore scored his second touchdown of the game, a 1-yard plunge, on the final play of the first half to give North Catholic a 12-0 lead at the break.
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text: Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category Thankfully, the anti-science propaganda campaign surrounding man-made climate change seems to have lost some of its effect.Are you seeing storm clouds on the horizon? Two recent studies suggest that the latest anti-science campaign is following its forerunners--the propaganda campaigns attempting to refute science that tobacco causes cancer, that CFC's caused the hole in the ozone layer, and so on—into oblivion. Global warming denial seems to have climbed to a peak in 2010, and global warming acceptance is now climbing. This bodes well for rational public policy. Member CommentsStillhereSure sounds like there isn't a real connection or cause and effect Posted 113 days ago. StillhereSo where is the warming? Lol. Do you realize just how dumb your side aounds Posted 113 days ago. OhwiseoneWell,,,,,, we are waiting !!The tiredbrain troll doesn't like inconvenient facts ! Posted 113 days ago. StillhereGee, if co2 causes GLOBAL WARMING and co2 has continued to rise, why no warming in 18 yrs, lolol. Posted 113 days ago. StillhereStill no warming in 18 years, but you clowns hold on to your religion Posted 113 days ago. mythravere"larry moe curley AND shemp, I have em all out" A trolls only ambition. LOL! Posted 113 days ago. OhwiseoneAnd again , don't you have this fantastic job that rewards your excellence ? Exactly when do you show up ? Another "GOTCHA" moment ! Posted 113 days ago. OhwiseoneIs NASA government funded ? If it is then they have no credibility according to you ! No cant believe them because their funded by the government ! Well,,,,,, we are waiting !! Posted 113 days ago. StillhereKendall78 "It's okay to believe people on some things, but not on others. I don't know anybody who's always right." Posted 113 days ago. Kendall78"Antarctic sea ice level breaks record, NASA says" Such a small amount and yet it says so much about the dishonesty of Stillwrong. 1. Does Stillwrong consider NASA a credible source in general? Of course not because 99% of what they put out about climate change he would disagree with. 2. Sea ice? What about the ice on the continent itself Stillwrong....tell us how that is doing ;) Posted 113 days ago. harryanderson@ Mythravere Your posts are educational. Glad to see someone has the brains to look past the headlines. As to the deep oceans, the NASA press release also says, "Study coauthor Josh Willis of JPL said these findings do not throw suspicion on climate change itself. 'The sea level is still rising,' Willis noted. 'We're just trying to understand the nitty-gritty details.'" ht tp://ww w.nasa.g ov/press/2014/october/nasa-study-finds-earth-s-ocean-abyss-has-not-warmed/#.VDdzC91HarU Posted 113 days ago. mythravereStillhere. Do you just blindly find headlines that you think/assume support what you believe then fire them off on here without reading them? Posted 113 days ago. mythravereThough some global warming cynics might see the ice trend as an opportunity to dispute the larger climate trend, the statistics on the Arctic warming indicate otherwise. NASA says that on an annual average basis, Arctic sea ice has decreased at a rate of 4.3 percent each decade since 1979, whereas in the Antarctic, sea ice has increased at a rate of 1.7 percent every 10 years. Despite the current increase in Antarctic ice cover, scientists say the trend is likely to reverse in the future as global warming heats the planet. Also from CBS News. Posted 113 days ago. mythravere"When we think about global warming we would expect intuitively that ice should also be declining in the Antarctic region as in the Arctic," NASA's senior research scientist Josefino Comiso explained. "But station and satellite data currently show that the trends in surface temperature are most positive in the Arctic while in the Antarctic region the trends are a mixture of positive and negative trends," he said, adding that cooling and declining sea surface temperatures could also contribute a "more rapid advance at the ice edge." Snowfall could also be behind the growing ice pattern. NASA explains: "Snow landing on thin ice can actually push the thin ice below the water, which then allows cold ocean water to seep up through the ice and flood the snow - leading to a slushy mixture that freezes in the cold atmosphere and adds to the thickness of the ice." From CBS News. Posted 113 days ago. OhwiseoneAnd the ice was caused by guess what ? Climate change ! Posted 114 days ago. OhwiseoneIs NASA government funded ? If it is then they have no credibility according to you ! No cant believe them because their funded by the government ! Posted 114 days ago. Post a Comment |


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Two hashes, one of 'thepassword' and another of 'thepassword#*(U%*YU(HQA&EY', yeah, I'd like to see him cracking the second in a reasonable time. Plus, rainbow tables don't work.
Posted 29 May 2013 - 23:51
First sign this is by someone that doesn't know anything about security;
'Rule 3: "Salting" doesn't make six character passwords strong. Many sites boast that their password protection technology uses "salting," meaning it adds random numbers to password hashes thus making it harder for hackers to figure out the original code of these shorter passwords using those brute force attacks. Turns out that's not really that true:
But the thing about salting is this: it slows down cracking only by a multiple of the number of unique salts in a given list. That means the benefit of salting diminishes with each cracked hash. By cracking the weakest passwords as quickly as possible first (an optimization offered by Hashcat) crackers can greatly diminish the minimal amount of protection salting might provide against cracking.'
Two hashes, one of 'thepassword' and another of 'thepassword#*(U%*YU(HQA&EY', yeah, I'd like to see him cracking the second in a reasonable time. Plus, rainbow tables don't work.
Posted 29 May 2013 - 23:54
And how do they know the passwords are right or wrong ?
It's a myth that you can brute force an online account unless the password is 123. For one you need to factor in the time it takes for the web site to answer (this is not local where you can try millions of password every sec). And then the web site should lock the account (and send an email to an alternate address) if too much failed tries are done in a not humanely possible time frame.
If the account is not locked before it is brute forced then it's not user fault at all.
I really can't stand this blame on users when so many companies fail at protecting their users account. People need to start asking companies to not fail at security too.
Posted 30 May 2013 - 00:09
I think the problem is stealing the hashes because, as you said, the companies are incompetent and always 10 steps behind hackers. 100 hackers for every 1 security expert that knows what the bloody hell is going on. Wouldn't matter if it was a 1 character password of "M" you wouldn't be able to bruteforce via computer (unless you are routing across different IPs and have some neat JS that can read and respond to captchas) Outlook.com passwords because there are numerous safeguards in place. IF however some pro (or infinitely more likely- an inside worker) got a hold of the password "base" my password of "M" would be demolished AND potentially void the security of a 40 character password. As someone above me noted, its actually safer (if you could circumvent password restrictions) to use a 2 character passwords because when pluggin in parameters for your attack, the hacker will specify not to bother with bruteforcing passes under 6 Chars.
Anyway some of that stuff is wrong, moral of the story- if you don't think your provider will be able to protect your password and data,
a) don't use them
b) if you have to use them, don't be in a position where losing that data or access is going to lead into bigger problems


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Vigil tonight in front of Museum on Main
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a resident of Amador Estates
on Jul 14, 2010 at 8:22 am
Gutless Pukes who want other peoples sons and daughters to protect the country. Pleasantonians for Peace is a joke. I'm sure the terrorists will back off when they hear some idiots pray for peace. Move to Berkely and take Hosterman with you.
a resident of Parkside
on Jul 14, 2010 at 8:40 am
here, here, 'Not in my Town'! P4P, why are you not with Cindy Sheehan proesting Obami's failure to end the war? I thought the messiah promised to end war forever? Where's all the outcry that we heard when their was a Republican in the Oval Office?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jul 14, 2010 at 8:44 am
NotInMyTown, You are SOOO on target!
How about a VIGIL for the millions whose jobs have been eliminated by Obama, McNerney, and their thug democrat congress!!!
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 14, 2010 at 9:48 am
please...no more wars...
a resident of Castlewood
on Jul 14, 2010 at 9:25 pm
Four posts and Cholo's is the classy one.
First of all, P4P can have as many vigils as they want. Men like Cindy Sheehan's son have paid the price for this, in advance, with interest.
Teri, stop being such a loser by injecting whatever political axe you have to grind. No one who counts is going to listen to you except your own cheerleading team.
The rest of you, put together a care package and say thank you to a random serviceman. You'll feel better.
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