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November 2nd, 2006
By Joel Welser
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LSU Tigers
Overall Rank: #9
Conference Rank: #2 SEC
2005-06: 27-9, 14-2, 1st SEC West
2005-06 postseason: NCAA
LSU has lost two fan favorites from its Final Four team, but all the pieces are in Baton Rogue for another deep run in March. It was the Tigers, not Florida, which had the best record in the SEC at 14-2. Coach John Brady returns a dynamic and experienced team, but one that has two major holes to fill.
Who's Out: Tyrus Thomas left early for the NBA after averaging 12.3 points and 9.2 rebounds. The freakishly athletic forward played a big part in getting the Tigers to the Final Four, but there are decent options ready to take over his production. Darrel Mitchell averaged 16.8 points and a team high 4.4 assits as a senior.
Who's In: If it wasn't for the return of Tack Minor, the loss of Mitchell would be crippling to LSU. Minor was suspended for the fall semester last year and after three games of working his way back into the system, the point guard was injured and out for the year. As a sophomore in 2004-2005, Minor started all 30 games averaging 10.8 points and 4.6 assists. Terry Martin started eight games for Texas Tech as a freshman last year before opting to transfer to LSU. The 6-6 wing is a decent outside shooter and will provide some more depth once he is eligible at the semester break. Fellow transfer Dameon Mason is eligible to play immediately and will battle for those minutes on the wing. The 6-5 Marquette transfer averaged 11.9 points and 5.6 rebounds as a sophomore for the Golden Eagles and is talented enough to earn a starting gig for the Tigers. Redshirt freshman Alex Farrer will bolster the depth on the wing even more.
Who to Watch: Glen 'Big Baby' Davis is the most recognizable player at LSU since Shaq. After averaging 18.6 points and 9.7 rebounds, the comparisons don't end there either. Davis decided to return for another year of fun in Baton Rogue and hopes to lead the team back to a Final Four. Even with the absence of Thomas, the frontcourt is a dynamic group. Tasmin Mitchell started all 36 games as a freshman and looked as poised as a senior. Darnell Lazare is a senior and he really stepped up his game last year. With another year of improvement, Lazare could be a sleeper. However, with Mitchell and Davis joining him in the frontcourt, Lazare still won't get the credit he deserves. And Magnum Rolle can steal some of that thunder too. Rolle gave the Tigers valuable minutes off the bench en route to the Final Four and the 6-10 shot blocker should play a bigger role this year.
Final Projection: Garrett Temple started 35 games as the two guard, but averaged 5.1 point per contest. His strength is in his defense and his versatility to play the point. Coach Brady didn't need Temple to score last year, and won't need him to score this year. Ben Voogd saw limited minutes as a freshman, but will get the chance to earn more minutes this season. The backcourt depth, and probably the starters, will come from the newcomers. Martin and Mason are experienced, proven options and even Farrer has a year in the system. This is an experienced team that has one senior on the roster and no scholarship true freshman. The big question is whether or not Minor can step back into the floor leader role, but he has done it before.
Projected Post-season Tournament: NCAA
Projected Starting Five:
Tack Minor, Junior, Guard, DNP last season
Dameon Mason, Junior, Guard, 11.9 points per game (Marquette)
Tasmin Mitchell, Sophomore, Forward, 11.4 points per game
Darnell Lazare, Senior, Forward, 6.7 points per game
Glen Davis, Junior, Forward, 18.6 points per game
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Nothing serious, but did you play with the domain at all?
Previously I would just go to chowhound.com and the site would load fine, starting today when i do that I just get a page with the words "It works!" which is itself untrue, for if it worked it would take me to chowhound!
Now the extremely technical work around is to type www in front, and www.chowhound.com loads fine. While I am lazy, it really is not a game breaker to have to type www first, I just have to break my habit of neglecting it.
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In 1978 the Big 8 had three legitimate candidates for the Outland Trophy. Can you name the three individuals and the Universities they played for?
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Damn that is hard
"I am so proud... I am so proud to be your football coach!" -- Paul Rhoads
Just a couple wild guesses... Greg Roberts -- Oklahoma Kelly Saafeld -- Nebraska Can't think of a legitimate third for ya
Well Greg Roberts of Oklahoma won it that year so there is 1 of the 3.
No way I can do this one without google.
yah this one is awfully hard
Kelly Saafeld -- Nebraska WAS NOT A LEGITIMATE CANDIDATE! Although a very good player - he was not considered as such until later on in the season. Please try again! P.S. another hint...you may or may not find it on google!
Anyone got another guess...I will keep this up for the rest of the day and return later to see if anybody got the right answers.
Give up? I will tell you that there was one right answer - Greg Roberts from oklahoma who in fact won the award. The second is Reuben Vaughan from colorado. The final one is none other than our own Mike Stensrud from Iowa State University!
I see you're from Lake Mills, wasn't he from Forest City? (I'm from Buff Ctr)
Originally Posted by Cyclonefarmer I see you're from Lake Mills, wasn't he from Forest City? (I'm from Buff Ctr) Buffalo center you say.. did you play for coach anderson when he was there?
Mike is from Lake Mills where he is still living. I am originally from Hampton, but first met Maynard and Mike Stensrud when I was younger. Mike is a good friend of mine as is his son Andy who played for Danny Mac.
Originally Posted by Cyclonefarmer I see you're from Lake Mills, wasn't he from Forest City? (I'm from Buff Ctr) Great license plate!!
Played for Terry Miller (1980-1983), who later became the AD when it became North Iowa. He was still fairly young then buts probably retired or close now.
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Wow...I have 17 on the SD Card. I really want you to flash this ROM now LOL just cause my curiosity is peaked. Maybe you will have to move up past 800MHz LOL
I might do it - but... someone posted in the main forum that they just got a *new* update on their phone. We're waiting with baited breath to see if it is the official FRG22 or not. (I am betting it is the next round of FRG01B full update pushes).
Oh, and I cheated. Well, with one app, anyway. Pandora allows it to be installed to the SDCard - but I had been using the Widget for so long I knew better than to try. I finally got some sense knocked into me and realized "Hey, I'm running Launcher Pro - an I have 2 completely unused dock bars!!!" So, I moved Pandora to the dock bar, removed the widget - and Pandora now runs off the SDCard.
Haha! I'm guess I'm more form over function. I have my 3 dock bars set up so I can have the EvoDroid "Text" icons, the second one has the exact same apps but in true icon format, and the third is all transparent icons so I can use a HTC Desire style dock. That's sick isn't it?
LauncherPro Forum • View topic - Share your custom dock backgrounds! If I want to load the desire themed one. I just change the dock background and swipe my dockbar icons to the right. Pretty cool
Hmm, see, now I have a really good idea on what I want to do.... I gotta think on this a bit though - it is gonna take some doing....
If I do. I have so many ideas that never come to fruition b/c I get caught up in other things.... I want to finally build my own theme too, I think I have enough of the knowledge now to do it - but again, time. Maybe I should stop answering posts here?
Nah, just run on 3 hours of sleep...works for me...but I'm done for today. To get the tread back on topic (sorry ) I've been off the charger for 19 hours...above average use today...still 40% battery life left! Sweet!
OK, I'm convinced to at least give it a go. I just made a backup, so..... Update apps backup again then I am off to the races.
This.ROM.is.amazing. It hasn't slowed down yet. Your custom kernel works incredibly well because my phone has not slowed like every other ROM. I'll be monitoring real world performance for another day yet but I have a feeling liquid froyo isn't going to let anyone down. Pop the champagne and light the cigars.
Let me start by saying, I am a rom flashing junky! I am eagerly awaiting BB.5, but this is the best rom I have used to date, here is why. First smooth and responsive. I have been have issues with my touch screen locking up and not responding on many other Froyo Roms, but not his one. I have no lag or hangs. Second very clean interface with all my programs working, No FC's and I have been running for 24hrs. Personally think this is the best rom out right now. Thank you Dev
I flashed this ROM last night about 7pm. Bad.Fn.Ass. I gotta say this is probably the fasted ROM I've used to date, and I am a flashing junkie. 2-3 ROMS/Themes a week for me. Seems very stable, except Quadrant FC's the first time I open it, then works right away the second time. No big deal, just odd. Icons look great and LP flows real nice, no lag. Nice work Liquid. Hope to flash the next version when it comes out. I know I don't have a lot of posts here, but if you need a tested for the next one I would be more than happy to help out.
So I'm pretty close to this -- TiBu registers 247 total apps for me and I have 51 apps running from the SD card. My SH2 theme is really heavy, with tons of widgets running and 17 image files -- and I'm not experiencing lag on this ROM. Liquid, I do have a request: in your next version, would you consider adding shutdown options that use the physical keyboard? The shutdown options in the power menu are great, but I'm really missing the ability to boot back into recovery without pulling the battery when a kernel or other mod I've added puts me into a boot loop.
This rom has most definitely raised the bar. I'm running the stock kernel, and Jesus H. Christ this thing is unbelievable. It almost seems like the home screens flow with the speed of my finger, and I don't believe I can say that for any other rom I've flashed thus far. It's so smooth and so precise in its transitions. Not one fc or hang up to speak of, and I've been running it for almost 24 hours. I can also see a vast improvement in battery life. I am a huge bb fan and I would recommend other staunch bb users to give this one a go, I think you'll enjoy it. Cheers.
best rom period.... this is the first rom i have used where everything works as it should. almost every other 2.2 rom i have tried mms had problems sending. not on this one. google maps works faster than anything else ive tried... nice work!
Installed this last night and I'm really liking it so far. Very quick and smooth, even from coming from BBv.4, great work. Sorry if this is a noob question, I looked around to see if I could find the answer first but may have not looked hard enough... I want to use some of the system scripts and downloaded terminal emulator but I'm not sure where to go from here. In BB I could open up the toolbox and just run them, so this is my first time using terminal to do this.
just type su scriptname where "scriptname" is the name of the script you want to run, such as soundon or blockads or apps2sdon, etc.
I was gonna try this last night, but I got too tired. I may try it today, but I am stuck on Smoked Glass b/c of the integrated EQ. I tried flashing the latest EQ from the dev's website onto BB but it was not doing a thing. Once I try this I'll try the EQ again and see if it works or not - if not, I am reverting to SG for the moment.
Thanks all of you and all your wonderful words they are truly enlightning But i assure you things are only going to get more interesting from now!!! And don't forget to donate so i can continue to make fast great looking ROMs for all of you
One small suggestion, for your version of froyo. How about the option to toggle off the clock from the notification bar? I know that may be a certain feature that maybe rom specific, but when you use the watermarkd themes, it helps to have all the room you can in the notification bar to make the overall look of the theme look better.


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Everything must start with the user in mind. Social media is the ultimate manifestation of usability in that the content and apps are usually 100 percent driven, if not created by the user. Blogs, forums, wikis, UGC...what can be more based on usability than these? Not only for the user now, but by the user. To everyone's peril, if not focused right, marketers will lose. Reviews, ratings, and comments can single-handedly turn a self-published book into a best seller. One tweet, retweeted 1,000 times can mar a brand for weeks. And on it goes.
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This is pretty scary. One of the major unsolved problems right now is the Fermi problem- why we don't see any signs of civilizations other than our own, not just no radio transmissions but no Dyson spheres (and yes, we've looked http://home.fnal.gov/~carrigan/infrared_astronomy/Fermilab_search.htm [fnal.gov], stellar uplifting, ringworlds or the like. Whatever is blocking this is the so-called Great Filter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Filter [wikipedia.org]. Now, some of the Filter could be in our past. It may be tough for life to arise or for multicellular life to arise, etc. However, the more disturbing possibility is that it exists in our future: maybe civilizations before they can spread out manage to wipe themselves out with their technologies, such as through nuclear war, bad nanotech, engineered bioweapons, resource depletion, environmental damage, or something we haven't even thought about before.
Over the last few years, more and more evidence has suggested that a lot of the obvious filtration events in the past aren't serious filters. For example, we've found that planets are common. This is not only an example of more such evidence, but it suggests that if life got started it would have had billions years more to evolve, meaning that evolutionarily based filters will be substantially less effective. Worse, it undermines one of the easier ways to try and get around a filter, to suggest that the conditions for complex life didn't arise until recently. There are serious problems with that idea already (especially the fact that life on Earth spent hundreds of millions of years in near stasis), and this makes those problems even more severe. If this checks out, it will be strong evidence that a substantial portion of the filter is in the future. If so, it is likely that the Filter is something that is going to happen to us within the next few hundred years, since it gets harder to wipe out a civilization once they spread beyond their initial planet, and most obvious things that would do so are also more noticeable.
That would be true regardless of whether there was life on other planets or not. No matter how closely those planets resembled Earth, they're not Earth, and while they *might* provide us with every vitamin and protein we need it does seem somewhat unlikely...
We can't see extra-solar civilizations because our technology sucks. We don't even know whats on the bottom of our own oceans and you're thinking Aliens that are probably millions of years more advanced that us at the very least would still use Radio waves and think of a Dyson Sphere as anything more than obserd joke? Do you think that we'll still be emitting radio waves in even 500 years time? How about 1000?
That period in the history of our universe may have been warm, but I imagine that, at the time, the average hospitable planetary surface would have been pretty dark. After all, if the Goldilocks zone is what you get without having a nearby star at all, then having a star nearby would make things too hot. So, any planetary surface suitable for life to evolve on would have been a necessarily dark place.
An unfortunate consequence of this warm universe is that it will have taken longer for planetary bodies to cool down after their formation. The question is, would even a Mars-sized body have have enough time to form and cool down so that standing water could have existed on its surface during this Goldilocks era? Somehow, I doubt it.
As the background temperature cooled to below the freezing point of water, the habitable volume of the universe suddenly became restricted to the areas around stars. These early stellar Goldilocks zones will initially have been huge, but would soon become much smaller. And as they became smaller, they also became more brightly lit.
The following is nothing new, but few people want to face up to what it really means for us. The 6th Mass Extinction [wikipedia.org] is well under way, and it has nothing to do with cuddly pandas and (less cuddly) tigers and rhinos disappearing. It's the microscopic life such as oceanic biota, nearly all of it unseen by most people, that's disappearing at a devastating pace like nothing that's ever happened before on this planet.
We can live without the top-end mammals that make the extinction news on the TV. We can't live without the microbiota. We are not independent of them, they keep the biosphere running and our crops producing, and without the biosphere we are no more.
The collapse of biodiversity is, on geological scales, vertically downwards, and at some point it simply hits the zero axis. It could happen even more suddenly if a tipping point is reached, because species are inter-dependent. The current decline is not the normal sort of gradually falling curve as seen in the past 5 extinctions. On the biodiversity graph, this event is an abrupt termination of all life. You can't argue with the biodiversity curve.
We don't really need more Great Filter theories. This one is not a theory, it's measured, and it's quite enough all by itself.
Subjectively that second would have been like billions of years to them. And could they have left traces, like manipulating the fabric of space to encourage life to form in atomic matter? Like the universe for them would have been the size of a watermelon and they'd have had energy at scales to make quasars look like a cheap eBay LED flashlight?
We don't have a complete theory of abiogenesis, true. But we don't need it to see that our plausible hypotheses don't make life arising to be that unlikely. And we have empirical evidence as well: we have traces of life that date back to very soon after Earth became hospitable. The Late Heavy Bombardment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Heavy_Bombardment [wikipedia.org] ended some 3.8 billion years ago. The oldest fossils date to around 3.5 billion years ago. See http://www.paleosoc.org/Oldest_Fossil.pdf [paleosoc.org] This suggests that life can arise in under 300 million years. It is possible of course that life arose during the LHB, and we cannot rule out panspermia. But together with the fact that many of the basic chemicals (e.g. many amino acid) used in life are not much more complicated than those that occur through non-living processes, we shouldn't at all expect there to be some magic time period it takes before life can form.
As to your statement that "primordial soup experiment was bullshit"- I presume you are taking about the Miller-Urey experiments http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller-Urey_experiment [wikipedia.org]. Why don't I just quote from the introduction of that Wikipedia article.
After Miller's death in 2007, scientists examining sealed vials preserved from the original experiments were able to show that there were actually well over 20 different amino acids produced in Miller's original experiments. That is considerably more than what Miller originally reported, and more than the 20 that naturally occur in life.[7] Moreover, some evidence suggests that Earth's original atmosphere might have had a different composition from the gas used in the Miller–Urey experiment. There is abundant evidence of major volcanic eruptions 4 billion years ago, which would have released carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrogen (N2), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and sulfur dioxide (SO2) into the atmosphere. Experiments using these gases in addition to the ones in the original Miller–Urey experiment have produced more diverse molecules.[8]
You may want to look at the section "Other experiments http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller-Urey_experiment#Other_experiments [wikipedia.org]. So, yes by all means, please point me and others where to go to read up on how Milley's work was "bullshit" since I don't see it in any of the obvious places.
We can probably ignore the sun's background radiation: if an alien civilisation is advanced enough to see our planet next to the sun in visible light (reflection from the sun's rays) they can probably focus enough to pick up our radio signals (the sun's radio frequency waves will not be deflected by the Earth much if at all). The fact that there are radio signals coming from our planet should be the giveaway. No other planet in our solar system is producing such signals. And that's of course assuming this alien entity is using radio waves themselves for communication, and as such thinks it's a good idea to look for radio waves as a sign of the presence of intelligent life.
Same for this SETI, I don't think we'll ever be able to understand alien signals beyond the mere fact that they are out there.
Yes. There would have been a lot more stars blowing up right in your vicinity, but more importantly, the newly-formed heavy elements would have been naturally accompanied by their usual radioactive isotopes, but why bother a physicist with the laws of biology, eh?
It is commonly thought that life evolved when it did because it's the time it took for radioactive elements to decay.
Of course, ratios of radioactive to stable isotopes vary from place to place, depending on which star blew up to create them and how old it was. But you can't really say the whole universe was a goldilocks zone. It would have taken a special place with more than just water - and the oldest galaxy we know of is 380 million years old. And let's not forget that 15 million old Earth was just a giant ball of magma... constantly being hit by giant asteroids. The Hadean period (Hades = the ancient greek version of Hell) is thought to have lasted about 600 million years.
I doubt a 15 million year old universe would have been little more than atomic soup. Water may have existed, but not as we know it. It takes more than 15 million years for a star to form and blow up, where would you have gotten enough heavy elements for a planet to arise?
The first stars are thought to have formed 100 million years after the Big Bang, not 15. Dude's on crack.
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Makes about 30 small meatballs
1 lb lean ground beef, preferably sirloin
1 cup fine dry bread crumbs
1 onion, grated
1 egg, beaten
2 tsp finely grated lemon zest
2 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
1⁄2 tsp salt
1⁄2 tsp allspice
Freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp olive oil
3 tbsp all-purpose flour
1⁄2 tsp cracked black peppercorns
2 cups beef broth, heated to boiling
1⁄2 cup sour cream
1. In a bowl, combine ground beef, bread crumbs, onion, egg, lemon zest and juice, salt, allspice and pepper to taste. Mix well. Using your hands, shape into balls about 1⁄2 inch in diameter.
2. In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add meatballs in batches and cook, stirring, until nicely browned, about 4 minutes per batch. Transfer to slow cooker stoneware as completed.
3. Add flour to pan and cook, stirring, until frothy but not browning, about 2 minutes. Stir in peppercorns. Add beef broth and cook, stirring, until mixture comes to a boil and thickens, about 2 minutes. Pour over meatballs.
4. Cover and cook on low for 6 hours or on high for 3 hours, until meatballs are cooked through. Using a slotted spoon, transfer meatballs to a serving dish. Add sour cream and dill to stoneware and stir well. Pour over meatballs and serve.
Excerpted from 750 Best Appetizers by Judith Finlayson and Jordan Wagman © 2011 Robert Rose Inc. www.robertrose.ca Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
Photo credit: Colin Erricson/www.robertrose.ca
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