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- Design House: Bvlgari
- Fragrance Notes: lily of the valley, jasmine, and musk
- Year Introduced: 2011
- Recommended Use: evening
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Bvlgari Jasmin Noir is a really nice fragrance, for anyone and at anytime. To my nose, it doesn't seem to last long enough. But maybe that's just me. I sprayed some on last night, but can still detect the lingering effect of it, so perhaps it lasts longer that I thought. Which is good.
Written by lilflower on May 18, 2014
Read Review details ►Hard to classify. I noticed first citrus and then the warmth of the jasmine - I spritz a tiny bit on my ankles during the weekday (careful for the office senstitivities) and apply the Bulgari Mon Jasmin Noir Eau Exquise on the rest of my body, layering the two. I spray my bedding, my coat, scarves, gloves. with both scents. Morning Eau Exquise/Evening Mon Jasmin Noir. I'm in love with these scents and highly recommend both. I'm 64, everyday to the office but casual so it's fine for all the time and apply layering for evening. I carry the portable mini with me at night to refresh. The bath gel is divine. I'll buy the lotion/creme next.
Written by Rene d'Jersey on April 01, 2014
Read Review details ►My new favorite perfume!!! I purchased this the first time by accident and I love the smell of it. Just right not overpowering. This is my second bottle and always get asked what I am wearing because it smell sooo good.
Written by Resa on January 06, 2014
Read Review details ►Blvgari Mon Jasmine Noir lovely scent I also have the Rose. They are both so feminine and exotic. Very nice for anyone. I don't believe that cologne is age or gender specific in some instances and if you like it...wear it.
Written by hg1.alpha on December 04, 2013
Read Review details ►Found Bulgari Mon Jasmine Noir at a Sea-Tac Airport store. It was love as soon as I caught the scent! A light scent that can be worn anytime but I plan to keep it for just one man!
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A lo largo de la segunda mitad del siglo XX, Marruecos y México se han convertido en fuentes de fuerza laboral migrante, mayoritariamente de poca calificación, en los Estados Unidos y la Unión Europea.
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ALCESTER Bowling Club held their annual presentation evening at Hillers Bistro in Dunnington last Friday amidst an unprecedented array of silverware and trophies.
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The cream of the results came from the Heart of England League over 60s A team who won the Division Two title in fine style, guaranteeing them promotion to Division One for the first time in their history.
In addition, Ken Craddock won the best overall Division Two average title, whilst Jean Bannister won the best female average title in the same division.
Lower down the leagues in Division Six, the over 60s B team, whilst not achieving promotion, bagged another trophy with an excellent result from Jean Craddock who won the best overall average title for that division.
In the Heart of England Evening League, Alcester A team bowled consistently well all season to finish in second spot in Division Two, thus gaining promotion to the top flight for next season.
Whilst all players helped in the promotion push, Jean Bannister was again pick of the crop, winning the best female average for the division.
Not to be outdone, the Yardley Wood A team also decided to get in on the action by achieving second place in Division Three of the league, which gives them promotion into Division Two.
All the members of the promoted teams were presented with commemorative certificates of their performances.
Results did not go quite as well in the Sunday Northfield League, although John Alderson narrowly missed the best Division Three average spot in finishing second, just one shot adrift of the overall winner.
As well as the league trophies, the annual club trophies were presented, with John Alderson claiming the Club Championship trophy, Renny Bannister both the Singles Merit and the Over 60s trophies, Dave Hovell and Jean Bannister the Doubles Merit, Renny Bannister and John Slater the Doubles Handicap and John Alderson and Barbara Parker the Round Robin doubles competition.
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Hello fellow Fett fans
Many years ago, I created my first Boba Fett costume. It was super basic and homemade, but I had a ton of fun. It served me well throughout the theatrical releases of the Special Editions and the premier of all three prequels.
Here are a couple of photos from the Revenge of the Sith midnight premier at West Edmonton Mall.
The first pic is Rick from the original Degrassi Junior High. He wanted to sit on my lap for a photo.
My build included an unaltered Don Post 95 helmet and some paint on corrugated plastic and a few basic accessories.
I'd occasional bring it out on halloween and other events requiring a costume, and never thought much about upgrading it until about a year ago.
I decided that anything I did to the DP helmet would be an improvement, so I started searching around the net on how to improve it and found this site.
I originally intended to repaint the helmet, add a visor, paint the blaster and then see what I could do to the costume to improve it with minimal expense and a little ingenuity. I did some research and using tutorials that I found here and I started working on the helmet, but the plan soon changed.
It evolved into deciding to buy a real flightsuit. It would be the one "key' piece to my costume to bring it all together.
Then I started to get wise, if I was buying a flight suit, I might as well buy the flack vest and neck seal at the same time to save shipping charges.
With some homemade armour, my new costume would be a massive upgrade on what I started with, but that's as far as I was going to take it.
It was at this point that I decided to go ESB for variety of reasons, but a big factor was that I liked the movie better than ROTJ. The was also less Sarlaccness in ESB.
My thread on my DP95 to ESB conversion can be found at http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f23/d...c-heavy-49182/
To make a longer story shorter, here's a pic of my completed lid.
I was feeling pretty good about my painting skills at this point. I was slowly working away on the helmet and it was going better than expected. It was starting to look good and I was ready to tackle more.
I saw the tutorial for trash can armour, but had some issues finding the right cans for the job. After some fruitless searching, I decided to up the ante and purchase a set of armour, but I'd paint it myself.
After that, one thing lead to another. I bought a part here and a part there.
This is now what I have:
Jumpsuit: Man of War Studios (MoW)
Flack vest and neck seal: MoW
Amour: Bobamaker
Cape: TK-409
Chest display: TK-409
Gloves: MoW
Gauntlets: a member here
Girth Belt: MoW
Ammo belt: MoW
Horsehair wookie braids: Woodman
Blaster: using a repainted Hasbro ROTJ EE-3 for now
Boots: MoW
Knee armour and launchers: Bobamaker
Toe Spikes: JodoKast89 (Machinecraft)
Shin tools and painting: Darth Voorhees
Jetpack: Fett Seven
holster: Stormrider
On the way:
sidearm: Stormrider
ESB EE3: Stormrider
Still need to order:
aluminum beacon and premium light kit from JodoKast
+ all the little ongoing upgrades and tweaks that make this hobby fun.
I didn't realize how much I had bought from MoW until I made this list. I can't say enough good things about Christian, his products and his customer service. Especially at first, when I was just getting into building a better Boba and I was wary of sending random people paypal for products, he was always very professional and I felt comfortable making the transactions. The comments on this board and his ebay feedback helped too. Reputation was also part of the reason I went with Bobamaker for the armour and he was also great to deal with. I ordered it around April 2013 and got it in about September or so.
I bought Bobamaker V3 armour, but couldn't afford to order the knee armour at the time.
Here is the unpainted armour. I love it. It's nice and light, but strong. I like how it shows up primed and ready to go.
I'm hoping to update this thread a few times this week to catch up to where I am with my ESB Boba.
Feel free to ask questions and I know I'll be asking a few along the way too. I'm about a year in so far and I want a (relatively) complete Fett for Celebration. Any and all feedback along the way is appreciated.


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The Case For Janoris Jenkins
Janoris Jenkins | 5'10" | 193 | North Alabama
N. Alabama Stats (1 year) 2 INTs, 53 tackles
Florida Stats (3 Years) 8 INTs, 121 tackles
First want to say that if Morris Claiborne falls to our #9 pick we'd be stupid not to select him. He might not be as good a cover corner but he is right up there with Janoris. That coupled along with Jenkins's past makes Mo a safer pick. But I just want to make the case for Janoris Jenkins, whether that be at #9 or if we trade down.
Janoris Jenkins's talent should never really come into question. He has always been highly touted as he was one of the top recruits coming out of high school. As a true freshman, Janoris started from day 1 at CB. He was just the second true freshman to do that at the University of Florida. While in Gainesville he was a part of some great defenses. He even shared the field with Joe Haden. Anybody who watched Gator games would know that that was one of the best CB tandem in all of college football. But if you had to grade them separately, Janoris always seemed a couple notches above. Haden was the better athlete and had great ball skills. But Jenkins was the better cover corner and was able to limit the throws to his side of the field. The Browns now have their CB for the future in Haden and we could do the same with Jenkins.
I know many are wary of Jenkins's past and rightfully so. He has been caught multiple times for marijuana and was kicked off UF's football team heading into his senior season. Personally, I think this was one of the best things that could have happened to Janoris. It gave Janoris a new perspective on his situation, "It humbled me a lot seeing how I went from Florida to a Division II football school in one season. It really humbled me as a kid. It taught me a lot. The environment was totally different, from 95,000 in "The Swamp" to 3,500 at UNA. Big difference." This humbling experience matured him and allowed him to see how his decision making can affect him on the football field. Going from the SEC to division II, Jenkins realized the spotlight wasn't nearly as big. Jenkins never failed a drug test at UNA according to Bowden and has kept his nose clean off the football field.
Why It Makes Sense for the Panthers?
I think most could argue that CB is the one position that needs to be upgraded the most. If not the top need, it's 1b. Besides Gamble, our CBs are hardly reliable. Adding a CB that can actually cover to go alongside Gamble will ease our safeties. I feel like playing safety on a team that can't defend the pass or the run has to be a tough task. Not knowing whether to shade a certain side of the field to defend the pass or coming up in the box to stop the run seemed like a constant dilemma for our safeties. Jenkins would be the first step in making this a more complete defense.
I think many would agree that this years draft class is deep in the CB department but that doesn't mean there isn't a drop off in terms of talent.
Personal Scouting Report
First, I will begin with the negatives for Jenkins. I'll start with the obvious character concern. As many know, Jenkins played at UNA this year because he was no longer a part of the UF football team after multiple violations. Many have cited this reason alone for wanting nothing to do with him. As far as on the field weaknesses, there is really only one glaring concern and that is his size. I think his size, or lack thereof, is more of a concern in run support than in the pass game.
If you can get past his character concerns, it's easy to see that Jenkins is a stud CB. Addressing his history of bad decision making, I truly think that his time at Division II matured him. If he can keep his nose clean he will be a great CB. He does lack size but that didn't seem like a problem for him when defending the top receivers in the SEC. He has good leaping ability. He is very agile and has fluid hips that allows him to change direction even while reacting to the wideout. And even on the rare occasion that there is a sizable separation, Jenkins is able to cover ground with his speed. He is the best cover corner in this years draft because of his ability to shut down and truly limit one side of the field. Concerning run support, Janoris has great instincts. He is very aggressive and is able to stop the back before he can make his move. But because of his size he is not always able to make the tackle. But the fact that he can get there with great speed, he can at least slow things down so the linebackers can clean up the mess.
Most have seen his work at UF but here are Highlights from UNA
I understand the people that want to stay away from him because of his past. But what I can't understand are the people that are able to overlook the character concerns but are suggesting CBs (not named Claiborne) over Janoris. As far as just talent and production, he is in the debate for the #1 CB in the draft.
I think the positives outweigh the negatives and truly feel he has matured from his time at UNA. He is saying all the right things and has taken ownership of his mistakes in his interviews. This is much better than placing the blame somewhere else or trying to find excuses. Admitting your mistakes is the first step in the process of changing as a person. And that is what I see from for Janoris Jenkins.


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Showdown over Obamacare as Congress takes action
The administration wasted no time in formally announcing that it would not allow House Republicans to destroy the "Obamacare" health care law by denying funds.
U.S. Rep. Ann Kuster said, "Instead of refighting old political battles, both parties need to work toward a serious compromise that will responsibly reduce the deficit, protect the middle class, and keep our government running.
U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter said: "Democrats and moderate Republicans are standing by as Tea Party extremists threaten to shut down the government unless Congress defunds the Affordable Care Act. This is a law that was passed by Congress, signed by the President, and upheld by the Supreme Court.
Republican U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte said she supports the repeal of Obamacare but not at the risk of shutting down the government.
Former state Sen. Jim Rubens, an announced candidate for the U.S. Senate seat held by Shaheen, said on Wednesday that while Obamacare has added to the nation's woes, Republicans "should not ask to repeal Obamacare without offering a better plan that will lower health care costs, improve health care quality and give us more control and choice in our own health care decisions.
"I want to fund the government to make sure the military personnel get paid and to make sure retirees get their Social Security checks," Lambert said. "I'm also in favor of defunding Obamacare."
Besides the spending bill, Congress and the White House have to either agree in October or early November on a measure to increase U.S. borrowing authority or plunge the nation into a first-ever credit default.
Between July 7 and Aug. 9 of that year, the Dow Jones Industrial Average blue-chip stocks plummeted 2,150 points, or 16.9 percent.
The Republican bill is expected to attract no Democratic support and even some conservative opposition.
For example, Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky told Reuters that he planned to vote against the measure because "it's a stealth debt limit increase."
Democrats in that chamber plan to delete the House's Obamacare provision and send the temporary spending bill back to the House for passage before the Sept. 30 deadline when the current fiscal year ends.


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YELLOW "means that it is implemented but has some known bugs." It explains it self. The feature with this has bugs which means unstable for production.
RED "means that someone needs to write the code. The required knowledge to write the code may or may not be known. Please ask on #radeon if you want to get your feet wet on this." This means nobody has been scheduled to handle that type of feature and nobody knows if it can actually be supported for each Radeon model.
Radeon graphics does support video hardware decode since the first Radeon model in Windows, but ATI at the time wrote it so horrible that it was unstable in Windows. AMD not providing any documentation for UVD just prove that I am right that not even AMD is willing to be completely open source to the community. This may change, but I still doubt it.
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"The Myth of Kevin Mitnik: White-Collar Crime"
Computer hacker crime
True story. Honestly told. No-harm white-collar From hacker to security crime story.
Good reading. Story convincingly told.
From hacker to security specialist, the story of a computer pioneer
"Remembering the Late Sixties"
Actually, I would give it three and a half stars if I could here. Good interesting well-defined characters in this story, somewhat interesting story. However, there is lots of druggies, drug use here which ramble too much, ruminating on their thoughts, feelings, and that gets old half-way through, for me. The theme is the late 1960's, a private eye, his friends, the cops who hound them, a mystery about the whereabouts of an ex-girlfriend of the private eye. It was an interesting change of pace for me but not sure I could recommend it to others. I think it will probably make a better movie than book as the music, visuals and sixties sets will most-likely help.
The narrator was okay, really didn't add or detract from the story. His performance was not notable. I felt there was no advantage in listening to the audiobook over reading the book in print myself.
"Controversial, Heartbreaking, & Thought Provoking"
First, this book is not for everybody...maybe not even for me although I did appreciate it for what it was. It is a raw, realistic look about people who live for celebrity. The story is set in Hollywood, as it should be, yet the characters easily relate as human beings striving for recognition everywhere, I think. Lots of characters here and everyone has a story...sometimes their stories intersect.
This novel has so many elements to it: it's shocking, crude, violent...definitely for adults only...nothing is taboo in it...but it is also heart wrenching and thought provoking.
Narration is done by the author, Bruce Wagner, which I was wary of at first but I think he did a fine job overall.
Word is that this book has been adapted [by the author] into a movie called 'Maps to the Stars' which will be made later this year. I would think that many things would be changed for the movie--characters and stories will be thinned out or combined, for example. This will make a very interesting movie.
"Told as a Nightmare, in Bits & Pieces"
This one is kind of hard to rate. I would give it four stars for ingenuity and inventiveness of the basic story but overall I give it three stars because the story needs to be tighter...I get that it's suppose to be like a nightmare but it meanders all over the place in too many places. A shorter book would have been appreciated, I think.
The narrator did a fine job with the material. I recommend this book to those who liked books such as a 'Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy'...liked, not loved--people who loved that book are absolutely in love with it, I think and might take offense in this one being compared to it...that said, if you liked that book you should at least find this book to be similarly entertaining.
"A Funny Paranormal Mystery"
This is a funny paranormal mystery about a hapless woman who working as a courier who, while in Paris, becomes a murder suspect, meets a man who tells her she is to be his life mate, and ends up a very different kind of personal assistant.
The narrator did an adequate job. Her voice sounded a bit more mature than the age I had imagined the character.
Told in such a humorous way it is a a fun light read; I enjoyed it very much. This is the first book in a series. I recommend this book to all who enjoy reading light paranormal with adult romance, humor, and a bit of mystery.
"Continuing Adventures of Jane Jameson"
I really enjoyed this book. It continues and expands the hysterically funny story of Jane Jameson and her eccentric friends and family. The story concerns the birth of her best friend's babies and the mystery of Jane's undead boyfriend Gabriel's frequent trips abroad is revealed.
I'm glad I experienced this book as an audiobook; in my opinion the narrator's voice is is a perfect fit . I recommend this book to all who enjoy humorous, light-hearted fiction and paranormal romance.
"Dystopian Teenage Drama"
'Shatter Me,' is a dystopian teenage drama by Tahereh Mafi. It takes places in an apocalyptic world with members of a resistance movement front and center. The main character is a seventeen year old girl who has the special ability of being able to kill a person with her touch. There is a bit of teen coming-of-age drams and romance.
I found this world to be interesting, the writing and characters adequate. It held my interest while I was reading it although I don't think I will be doing a re-read any time soon. As it is the first book in a series I am curious to see where the author will take this story and characters...I've heard from friends that the author does build on this story and it grows in interest and intensity and the characters become more multidimensional. I plan to continue the series as my curiosity has been sufficiently aroused.
I think the narrator did a fine job with most of the characters although occasionally I took a well need break from listening to the whiny voice used for the ten year old younger brother of one of the characters.
"Second Book in Series Delivers Chills"
'The Kingdom' is the second book of Amanda Steven's 'Graveyard Queen' series. This gothic novel continues the story of Amelia Grey who restores old southern graveyards. She also has the ability to see ghosts. In this book, Amelia finds out the truth about this ability as she works to restore the old cemetery in Asher Falls, South Carolina which is in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
This story brought chills to my spine. The secrets of the spooky small town, the frightened townspeople that inhabit this town, the back story of the previous book in this series work together well to create the eerie feelings necessary to bring my mind to such a place.
For the most part the continuity, the ability of this author to get me to suspend disbelief is done very well but occasionally it just barely missed causing me to have questions; overall, though, I thought this story engrossing and believable.
i recommend this book for those who enjoy reading horror and suspense.
"A Sweet, Touching Ending to a Heartbreaking Story"
I loved this book. As the sequel to a heartbreaking tearjerker, author Gayle Norman's 'If I Stay', this book is a fulfilling sequel to that story. A coming-of-age story of two teenage musicians who are separated by tragedy, misunderstanding, and college they suffer the pains of each growing into adults alone in almost foreign worlds--he, as a rock star, she-as a celebrated cellist. I was engrossed in the story from the beginning to the end. The narrator, Dan Bittner, did a good job in his performance of the narration. I highly recommend this book.
"Enjoyable, Humorous Vampire Fun"
'Nice Girls Don't Date Dead Men' by Molly Harper is the second book in a humorous, fun series about a young vampire woman learning about functioning as a young adult vampire in a human world. Jane has a boyfriend who is vampire who is hundreds of years old, her best friend is engaged to a werewolf girl, a job in an old occult bookstore, and an undead aunt who lives with her in an old historic home in an old Southern town. This second book in the series which is told in first person voice mainly concerns itself with the engagement and the families of Jane's friends, a werewolf and a human. I enjoyed this book. I recommend it to all who enjoy reading humorous books with vampires and werewolves. The narrator, Amanda Ronconi, did a very good job.
"Interesting Detective Story"
'Private' is an interesting story, the first book in a series, concerning an exclusive detective agency. The characters introduced here are well fleshed out and believable. Several stories are interspersed throughout the book and all loose ends are neatly tied up by the end of the book. The narrator, Peter Hermann, does a good job. I recommend this book to all who like detective stories and those who enjoy reading James Patterson novels. There is graphic violence and some adult situations.


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He and Lacy need to read the MGS Get Healthy 2013 thread
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It's weird I fell better about this season because I haven't seen many pick us better than 3rd in the division. Usually the type of year we sneak up on everyone.
Definitely put up or shut up time for alot of people (Hi Heyward, Ziggy!)
295 is insane. Just insane.
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295, so the sloth wasn't imaginary.
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Tomlin looked a tad porky as well last year. I think the whole team fell back on its usual cycle of going flabby after tasting success. Seems like an institutional cycle, since this occurred under Cowher as well.
If Tomlin looks crisp, I think it will mean the whole team is hungry.
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Here are my evolving 2013 final roster predictions, after the first preseason game. Locks in black. In, but still questionable, in italics. Out, but making a good case, in green. Long shots in red. 25 on offense, 25 on defense, 3 specialists.
Quarterback (3).
Ben Roethlisberger, Bruce Gradkowski,
Landry Jones,
John Parker Wilson.
Gradkowski will be fine as backup, but QB3 is looking pretty bleak. Landry Jones will likely stick because we spent a R4 on him, and JP Wilson has been inconsistent. God help us if Ben and Bruce are both hurt though, because right now Landry looks like a complete turd, and I don't see that improving much over the preseason at least. I would definitely check the waiver wire and consider stashing him on the practice squad, but that won't happen.
Running backs (5).
LeVeon Bell, Isaac Redman, LaRod Stephens-Howling, Will Johnson (FB/TE)
Jonathan Dwyer
Baron Batch,
Alvester Alexander.
We haven't seen Bell yet, but reports are glowing. Coach Kirby says Bell has been mistake free, something he cannot remember from a rookie. He's apparently improving his blocking, cutting well, and showing good hands in the passing game. I think Bell will in fact be the first RB to start his first regular season game since Tim Worley in 1989. Even though Isaac Redman was not able to assert himself as a starter in Mendenhall's absence (mostly due to nagging injuries), he remains a very capable guy as a backup or fill-in starter, able to bull his way through tough yardage in crunch situations. LSH showed he has the speed and vision to be an absolute free agent steal as a change of pace back. And Will Johnson was solid if unspectacular last year, chipping in 157 yards receiving as a FB/TE. I look for Johnson's role to expand as he may have to fill in at TE while Miller and Spaeth recover, and reports have it that he's catching the ball well in traffic.
Jonathan Dwyer is rather maddening. He plays too well to cut, but not well enough consistently enough to promote. My pet theory for months has been that he's 1) insurance in case one of the other RBs gets hurt, and barring that 2) trade bait for an area of need (CB, OL). If that does not happen, I think he beats out Baron Batch for the final RB spot. Batch has not shown enough skill as a runner, but remains in the mix due to superior blocking and STs skills. That may also force the issue of what to do with Dwyer. Alexander has a shot at the practice squad.
Wide receivers (5).
Antonio Brown, Emmanuel Sanders, Jericho Cotchery, Markus Wheaton,
Justin Brown, JD Woods, Reggie Dunn, Derek Moye,
David Gilreath, Kashif Moore, Tyler Shaw.
I think the Steelers keep five here. I also think Sanders will have a better season than Brown, and that Wheaton will be WR3 by the mid-season. WR5 has some interesting candidates, but Justin Brown is catching well, has KR/PR possibilities, and plus size (6'3"). JD Woods made a pretty good case for himself against the Giants, showing outstanding body control. If Reggie Dunn can ever get a chance to showcase his speed and even show minimal competency as a WR, he could be in. And Derek Moye has plus size as well (6'5") as a RZ target.
David Gilreath shat the bed, but has more familiarity with the system than Moore or Shaw, who appear to be camp bodies. If Brown makes the final cut, I'd love to see Dunn and Woods on the practice squad.
Tight ends (3).
Heath Miller, Matt Spaeth, David Paulson,
Jamie McCoy, Michael Palmer, Peter Tuitupou, Nathan Overbay.
There is the possibility that if Miller and Spaeth are out for the first few games, a fourth TE could stick, preferably a blocking end. But I think the Steelers will roll with Paulson and Will Johnson until Miller comes back, and then be four deep when Spaeth returns. McCoy or Palmer appear the closest to having a shot, but I don't believe that will happen, especially if Miller is looking close to returning by the opener. Paulson is also having a good camp, showing more as a receiver and having gotten a year in with strength and conditioning, so don't be surprised if Miller Lite and Will Johnson are clutch receiving options over the middle this year. In fact, I predict the two will combine for around 400 yards receiving this season, most of it tough yardage. If David Johnson comes back, I think he still loses the job to Will Johnson.
Offensive line (9).
Maurkice Pouncey, David DeCastro, Mike Adams, Ramon Foster, Marcus Gilbert, Kelvin Beachum, John Malecki,
Guy Whimper, Justin Cheadle
Joe Long,
Mike Golic, Joe Madsen, Mike Farrell, Chris Hubbard, D'Anthony Batiste.
The first six are obvious, with Beachum the four-position swing man. Malecki can man the IOL and appears to be better than Legursky in that role. After that it gets dodgy. Whimper sucks, but may stick just based on the fact that he's a vet (albeit a terrible one) and worked with Bicknell before (although his work was shoddy). I do not like Whimper. I do not like him, Sam I Am. Cheadle looked to be getting the most IOL backup work before suffering a knee injury, so depending on how that shakes out, Long or Golic could be considered for some more reps. I found it curious that Long, who also appears to be a four-position swing man, was shut out of the preseason game against the Giants. Not much of a fan of Golic's, but we'll see. Madsen is a scrapper who may go to the practice squad, and the rest are what they are. Don't be surprised if we're scouting the waiver wire for someone to fill the ninth spot.
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Nose tackle (2).
Steve McLendon,
Alameda Ta'amu
Hebron Fangupo
The Big Mac era begins. Not the anchor Big Snack was, but more mobile in getting upfield. I was not a fan of the Ta'amu pick, especially after the shit with the DUI, but he appears to be improving and showing enough to stick as backup. Al Woods looks like a capable NT3 if necessary, although I think he'll primarily be a DE backup. Loni Fangupo was a guy I actually liked better than Ta'amu in the draft, and he's been solid but I don't think he's going to leapfrog his way in. I believe he has practice squad eligibility, so that's a possibility. He's a quality character guy, but he's also 28, which may ding his chances somewhat.
Defensive ends (4).
Ziggy Hood, Brett Keisel, Cameron Heyward, Al Woods,
Brian Arnfelt,
Nick Williams.
Although fans are hoping Ziggy and Cam step up this year, there's little question they are locks. Al Woods looks to have really stepped up his game, after a circuitous path to the Steelers (Saints, Steelers, Bucs, Seahawks, Steelers, all in 4 years). Although the Steelers drafted Nick Williams, he looks like a project, albeit an interesting one, so no doubt he's a priority practice squad player. The real tickler here is Arnfelt, who was a UDFA out of Northwestern. His workout numbers (38 reps, 31" VJ, 9' 1" BJ, 78 KEI) suggest that he is exactly the kind of player you want to kick the tires on as a UDFA, and he played extremely well against the Giants, showing good speed and the ability to sort through trash adroitly. He's had a solid camp, and could push to be the fifth DE. But at this point I think we stick with 6 DL, since Woods can be backup DE or NT3.
Outside linebackers (4).
Lamarr Woodley, Jason Worilds, Jarvis Jones,
Adrian Robinson,
Chris Carter,
Alan Baxter.
Hard to tell if the Steelers will keep 4 or 5, which basically means do you keep Adrian Robinson or Chris Carter? Or both? With Jones in the mix, I think we drop one, and Robinson at least has speed as a rusher. Carter was a guy I was high on, but it hasn't translated. Baxter has gotten good mention from the coaches, and could push Carter if the Steelers keep 5, but I don't see that.
Inside linebackers (5).
Lawrence Timmons, Larry Foote,
Stevenson Sylvester, Marshall McFadden
Vince Williams, Kion Wilson, Brian Rolle,
Terence Garvin.
This is gonna be one interesting fucking battle, my friends. Stevenson Sylvester has the experience, and has been practicing at ILB and OLB, which bodes well. He was also allowed to test the market and did not appear to be a priority re-signing, and he is another guy with experience who needs to make it happen now. Marshall McFadden is back after a spin on the practice squad, 53-man roster, and being cut to make room for Plax. He's showing improvement and may be ahead of Sly at this point. Vince Williams has shown good leadership as a rookie, and may be ahead of the other two as a long-term investment, but it's really close. Kion Wilson has bounced from the Chargers to the Panthers to the Steelers, and been relegated to practice squad duty and trying to bounce back from injuries. He showed a lot of energy in his preseason game, and could be in the mix. Brian Rolle also showed well, and was a guy I liked in the draft a couple years ago despite height limitations. Rolle especially looks good in coverage. All in all, a nice competition. Terence Garvin, male prostitute, is odd man out here.
Cornerbacks (6).
Ike Taylor, Cortez Allen, William Gay, Curtis Brown,
Josh Victorian,
DeMarcus Van Dyke, Terry Hawthorn,
Isaiah Green, Ryan Steed, Devin Smith, Ross Ventrone.
Curtis Brown also needs to step up, but I think he's basically a lock when you look at the players behind him. Josh Victorian saw some playing time last year, and hopefully learned from it, and has the best shot at CB5 right now. Then it gets chippier, with speedster Van Dyke trying to erase memories of ST gaffes and get some playing time, and rookie prospect Hawthorn also battling injuries. If he's not on the field soon, his best shot will be the practice squad. I don't think any of the rest have a legit shot, especially since coaches think S Shamarko Thomas may be able to flex to CB in some situations.
Safeties (4)
Troy Polamalu, Ryan Clark, Shamarko Thomas
Robert Golden,
Damon Cromartie-Smith.
Rookie Thomas is still finding his way, but I expect to see him progress really nicely through the preseason. If he does, the Steelers might keep four safeties, with Golden having the edge. He's shown solid play and DCS whiffed badly on the blocked kick in the Giants game. Still, DCS has a real shot as a security blanket if the Steelers keep 5. I think that would mean we'd keep 5 CB and 5 S, so the question is whether DCS is a better addition than Van Dyke or Hawthorn, which will be something to watch. That ST gaffe may come back to haunt him.
Shaun Suisham (PK), Greg Warren (LS),
Drew Butler (P)
Brian Moorman (P),
Danny Hrapmann.
No real drama here unless Moorman can translate his superior hang time into decent gametime production.
Practice squad.
WR JD Woods, OT/OG Joe Long, NT Loni Fangupo, DE Nick Williams, DE Brian Arnfelt, CB Terry Hawthorn; 3 waiver wire adds with PS eligibility at LB, QB, S.
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I think Bell will in fact be the first RB to start his first regular season game since Tim Worley in 1989.
Cornerback depth gives me the shits.
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Quote from: aj_law on Aug 14, 2013 at 13:23
I think Bell will in fact be the first RB to start his first regular season game since Tim Worley in 1989.
Cornerback depth gives me the shits.
Yeah, not very happy with the CB depth, although I do hope we see something from Hawthorn. Beyond that, wretched, IMO. And even though we're good 6-7 deep on OL, it seems we burn down to some of those 8s and 9s every year. That's why I'd like to see us move Dwyer if our backs make it through healthy, get something in return.
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Would feel 1000x better going into this season if that list looked like: Taylor/Allen/Lewis/Brown
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Updated, for the post-Redskins suckfest:
Quarterback (3).
Ben Roethlisberger, Bruce Gradkowski,
Landry Jones,
John Parker Wilson.
Outside of the long throw to Wheaton, Jones has still looked like the rookie caught in the headlights. But it looks like he's in and Wilson is out.
Running backs (5).
LeVeon Bell, Isaac Redman, LaRod Stephens-Howling, Will Johnson (FB/TE)
Jonathan Dwyer
Baron Batch,
Alvester Alexander.
Dwyer showed that he can be a contributor as a depth back, and put up some decent yardage totals. He also showed some maddening hesitation when given a cutback, and had a stupid fumble. Batch was better this time around and again, STs and blocking ability may be the difference for him. Alexander looks like a PS guy at best.
Wide receivers (5).
Antonio Brown, Emmanuel Sanders, Jericho Cotchery, Markus Wheaton,
Reggie Dunn, Justin Brown, JD Woods, Derek Moye,
David Gilreath, Kashif Moore, Tyler Shaw.
On the basis of receiving skills, the WR5 job looks like a dead heat between Brown, Moye, and possibly Woods. But I've bumped Dunn to the head of the class because he's shown remarkable zip in KR/PR situations, and hasn't muffed any kicks. In fact, his hands look pretty decent. If he can add receiving to his repertoire, he's in.
Tight ends (3).
Heath Miller, Matt Spaeth, David Paulson,
David Johnson
Jamie McCoy,
Michael Palmer, Peter Tuitupou, Nathan Overbay.
Johnson's return couldn't come at a better time. David Paulson's glowing camp reports were not backed up on the field, especially as a blocker. Johnson can block, and like Will Johnson as some TE/FB versatility as well. Jamie McCoy showed nice toughness and some real wiggle to get YAC, although it may not be enough to make the 53.
Offensive line (9).
Maurkice Pouncey, David DeCastro, Mike Adams, Ramon Foster, Marcus Gilbert, Kelvin Beachum, John Malecki,
Joe Long, Guy Whimper, Justin Cheadle, Mike Golic, Joe Madsen, Mike Farrell, Chris Hubbard, D'Anthony Batiste.
Well, fuck. Past Malecki, this squad is a big shit pile. Long may have the best shot here, and that's not saying much. Whimper is garbage, pure horseshit. Cheadle's mysterious injury looks serious. The rest of these guys are names on paper.
We had better scan waivers for OL8 and OL9, because this group is a world of suck.
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Is the Tux3 file-system alive and well for Linux or will it face a fate like Reiser4 where it may never see a mainline state?..
Phoronix: The State Of The Tux3 File-System For Linux
Is the Tux3 file-system alive and well for Linux or will it face a fate like Reiser4 where it may never see a mainline state?..
I don't get it, what does this filesystem do that other's don't/can't?
That's a deep question which has been extensively addressed in various posts. See here:
If you are looking for one quick sound bite, hmm, that is hard. Let's just say that we Tux3 developers are bigger fans of the Ext* evolution than various popular next gen efforts both inside and outside the Linux community. But the one killer feature that every true next generation filesystem needs is not even on Ext4's roadmap at the present time: snapshots, and with that replication. This is very definitely on Tux3's roadmap. Plus we have a shiny new toy or two to bring to the party. For one, Tux3's stronger consistency model coupled with higher commit performance seems almost too good to be true, but we have solid measurements to back it up. That by itself is enough excuse for us to keep on pushing forward.
Thanks for the info Daniel, I was just about to start searching and/or ask the same question myself.
I don't end up following filesystems stuff as much as I don't do IS work on that level much anymore. When I did, I really liked the AdvFS filesystem that DEC/Compaq/HP had. Now I generally just a user, and our Hitachi NAS and NetApp storage are more like a black box to me.
Having snapshot is a great feature. I'd offer one suggestion on that that I know has bitten us before with the NetApp snapshot. When a volume gets really full, we will put out and message "hey you! delete some stuff you don't need we are at 90%!" That can backfire at times as deleting a ton of data can push snapshot to use much more disk space and we run out even faster. I'm sure there are ways to deal with this that we may not be doing. But it has been my only beef with snapshot.


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