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[edit] Koji Details
The current Fedora-ARM Koji system is located at Seneca College. See the Seneca wiki for details.
[edit] Goals
[edit] Architectures
- Currently supported: armv5tel (generally runs without problem on higher architectures) - this is ARMv5TE, little endian, soft float, GNU-EABI
- Next goal: add support for armv7hl (hardfp+vfp)
[edit] Targeted devices
We target on a selected subset of the available ARM-based SoCs and devices. See the list below that includes also people responsible (or interested in) the targets.
SoC | devices | bootloader | people | kernel/modules URL | notes | |
Marvell Kirkwood | *plug, QNAP NAS | u-boot | Dan Horák, Niels de Vos, Jon Masters | http://fedora.danny.cz/arm | universal kernel + initramfs for Kirkwood based devices | |
Freescale i.MX 5 | Genesi Efika MX Smarttop, Smartbook | u-boot | Dan Horák, Dennis Gilmore, Jon Masters, Niels de Vos | |||
Marvell Armada 610 | OLPC XO 1.75 | openfirmware | Peter Robinson, Niels de Vos | |||
TI OMAP | Beagleboard/Pandaboard | u-boot | Niels de Vos, Rich Mattes, Jon Masters, Brendan Conoboy, David Marlin, DJ, Ken Cox, Nick Clifton, Peter Robinson, Jon Disnard, Jaromír Cápík | http://devos.fedorapeople.org/fedora-arm/ | omap2plus_defconfig as base for beagleboard | |
nVidia Tegra | Trimslice | u-boot | Jon Disnard |
Also see hardware used by users of Fedora ARM.
[edit] Building
- Use koji-shadow to follow the package builds performed on the primary archs.
- Catch up with F13 and follow builds from that point on.
[edit] Status
- F12 is available from the previous Fedora-ARM initiative (see Architectures/ARM/Using)
- build-previous has been run against F13
- Koji-shadow is running, working towards F13
- Current status information: http://arm.koji.fedoraproject.org/status
[edit] Tracker Bugs
If excluding ARM architectures you need to make the bug block F-ExcludeArch-ARM
to see whats currently blocking visit Bugzilla
If a bug is specific to ARM architectures make the bug blocking ARMTracker
to see not yet resolved issues visit Bugzilla
[edit] ARM on FedoraHosted
Several resources are available on the ARM FedoraHosted trac instance:


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Summary: Mid2 like cell wall stress sensor
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Mid2 like cell wall stress sensor Provide feedback
This family represents a region near the C terminus of Mid2, which contains a transmembrane region. The remainder of the protein sequence is serine-rich and of low complexity, and is therefore impossible to align accurately. Mid2 is thought to act as a mechanosensor of cell wall stress. The C-terminal cytoplasmic region of Mid2 is known to interact with Rom2, a guanine nucleotide exchange factor (GEF) for Rho1, which is part of the cell wall integrity signalling pathway []1.
Literature references
Philip B, Levin DE; , Mol Cell Biol 2001;21:271-280.: Wsc1 and Mid2 are cell surface sensors for cell wall integrity signaling that act through Rom2, a guanine nucleotide exchange factor for Rho1. PUBMED:11113201 EPMC:11113201
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SCOOP: | Rifin_STEVOR DUF929 |
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Pseudofam: | PF04478 |
SYSTERS: | Mid2 |
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InterPro entry IPR007567
This family represents a region near the C terminus of Mid2, which contains a transmembrane region. The remainder of the protein sequence is serine-rich and of low complexity, and is therefore impossible to align accurately. Mid2 is thought to act as a mechanosensor of cell wall stress. The C-terminal cytoplasmic region of Mid2 is known to interact with Rom2, a guanine nucleotide exchange factor (GEF) for Rho1, which is part of the cell wall integrity signalling pathway [PUBMED:11113201].Domain organisation
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Seed source: | DOMO:DM04295; |
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Type: | Family |
Author: | Kerrison ND |
Number in seed: | 6 |
Number in full: | 122 |
Average length of the domain: | 108.60 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 28 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 28.33 % |
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Peru RPCV Bob Watada becomes outspoken critic of Iraq war
Bob Watada, a 67-year-old retired state official, said after his son, Ehren, became the first military officer to face a court martial for publicly refusing to deploy to Iraq, his life dramatically changed. He researched events leading up the war, started criticizing the Bush administration on its reasons for invading Iraq, and then traveled across the country for much of the past year with his wife to speak about his son and raise money for legal costs. "It was because of him that I've gone out and educated myself," said Bob Watada, who served as executive director of Hawaii's Campaign Spending Commission for a decade. "I've given literally hundreds of speeches. If it wasn't for my son I wouldn't have read all these books."
Peru RPCV Bob Watada becomes outspoken critic of Iraq war
Father becomes outspoken critic of Iraq war
By BRIAN CHARLTON
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERCaption: Lt. Ehren Watada, center, with his niece Kodie Watada and his father, Robert, who opposed the Vietnam War.
HONOLULU -- Since Army 1st Lt. Ehren Watada refused to go to Iraq, his father has become an outspoken critic of the war, touring the country to gain support for his son.
Bob Watada, a 67-year-old retired state official, said after his son, Ehren, became the first military officer to face a court martial for publicly refusing to deploy to Iraq, his life dramatically changed.
He researched events leading up the war, started criticizing the Bush administration on its reasons for invading Iraq, and then traveled across the country for much of the past year with his wife to speak about his son and raise money for legal costs.
"It was because of him that I've gone out and educated myself," said Bob Watada, who served as executive director of Hawaii's Campaign Spending Commission for a decade. "I've given literally hundreds of speeches. If it wasn't for my son I wouldn't have read all these books."
The soldier's father talked about his anti-war activities at a Society of Professional Journalists regional meeting in Honolulu during the weekend.
Ehren Watada, 28, refused to deploy with his unit last June because he believes the war is illegal and didn't want to commit acts which he felt could be war crimes. He faces charges of missing movement and conduct unbecoming an officer - and could be sentenced to a dishonorable discharge and six years in prison if convicted.
He faces a second court-martial July 16 after his first trial in February ended abruptly when the judge, Lt. Col. John Head, said he did not believe the soldier fully understood a pretrial agreement he signed admitting elements of the charges.
As part of that agreement, the Army had dropped two of the charges against him, lowering his potential sentence to four years.
His lawyers have advised him to no longer talk about the case, his father said.
"My son has somewhat backed off a little bit," Watada said. "He's somewhat become afraid of what people are going to do to him right now. He's become very cautious."
Bob Watada, however, continues to attract attention despite cutting many of his appearances after his wife, Carolyn Ho, had a stroke. He sometimes brings DVDs of documentaries on the war to hand out and is candid about his son's situation.
He still gets about 30 e-mails a day and sometimes is recognized by people when out in public, he said.
Watada, who had seven brothers in the military, also opposed the Vietnam War, served in the Peace Corps in Peru, and extended his education to avoid the draft, claiming that war was illegal.
He said he discussed his opinions on war with his son when Ehren had decided to join the Army.
"He felt there were terrorists out there and he wanted to do his part," Watada said of his son.
Both of the accused soldier's parents have remained supportive, crisscrossing the nation to speak after canceling a move to Japan, where they had planned to spend a few years.
"We saw that there are a lot of beautiful places in this country," Watada said.
While the Watadas spoke against the war in Oregon, they visited Eugene where they found friendly people, beautiful pine trees and lush valleys and a comfortable climate. The couple also discovered a farm house, where they plan to move in May.
"Because of Ehren I discovered my paradise," Watada said.
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Suspect confesses in murder of PCV
Search parties in the Philippines discovered the body of Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell near Barangay Batad, Banaue town on April 17. Director Tschetter expressed his sorrow at learning the news. �Julia was a proud member of the Peace Corps family, and she contributed greatly to the lives of Filipino citizens in Donsol, Sorsogon, where she served,� he said. Latest: Suspect Juan Duntugan admits to killing Campbell. Leave your thoughts and condolences .
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Warren Wiggins, who died at 84 on April 13, became one of the architects of the Peace Corps in 1961 when his paper, "A Towering Task," landed in the lap of Sargent Shriver, just as Shriver was trying to figure out how to turn the Peace Corps into a working federal department. Shriver was electrified by the treatise, which urged the agency to act boldly. Read Mr. Wiggins' obituary and biography, take an opportunity to read the original document that shaped the Peace Corps' mission, and read John Coyne's special issue commemorating "A Towering Task."
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Senator Chris Dodd (RPCV Dominican Republic) spoke at the ceremony for this year's Shriver Award and elaborated on issues he raised at Ron Tschetter's hearings. Dodd plans to introduce legislation that may include: setting aside a portion of Peace Corps' budget as seed money for demonstration projects and third goal activities (after adjusting the annual budget upward to accommodate the added expense), more volunteer input into Peace Corps operations, removing medical, healthcare and tax impediments that discourage older volunteers, providing more transparency in the medical screening and appeals process, a more comprehensive health safety net for recently-returned volunteers, and authorizing volunteers to accept, under certain circumstances, private donations to support their development projects. He plans to circulate draft legislation for review to members of the Peace Corps community and welcomes RPCV comments.
He served with honor
One year ago, Staff Sgt. Robert J. Paul (RPCV Kenya) carried on an ongoing dialog on this website on the military and the peace corps and his role as a member of a Civil Affairs Team in Iraq and Afghanistan. We have just received a report that Sargeant Paul has been killed by a car bomb in Kabul. Words cannot express our feeling of loss for this tremendous injury to the entire RPCV community. Most of us didn't know him personally but we knew him from his words. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends. He was one of ours and he served with honor.
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Brooke, Rupert (1887-1915)
The English poet Rupert Brooke was bisexual, reflecting his sexuality in both his letters and his poetry. Rupert Brooke was born on August 3, 1887, and died at the age of twenty-seven while on his way to fight at Gallipoli. Because his death followed shortly after the publication of five sonnets extolling the virtues of patriotic sacrifice, Brooke's tragic early death (and, no doubt, his good looks) became inextricably linked in the public mind with his sonnets glorifying war, and a national hero was born--one bearing little resemblance to the actual man. To maintain the patriotic legend, Brooke's first literary executor, Geoffrey Keynes, spent a lifetime trying to downplay Brooke's attraction to men. However, until December 1907, when Brooke was twenty years old, he never--in his personal relationships or in his letters--exhibited any attraction to the opposite sex. When Keynes edited a collection of Brooke's letters, even he felt compelled to allow into print some of them from Brooke's schoolboy days describing crushes on other boys--two in particular--although their names (Charles Lascelles and Michael Sadleir) were deleted by Keynes. Brooke's love for these two boys was deeply felt (particularly in the case of Lascelles), but it was not until the age of twenty-two that he engaged in sex with another man, Denham Russell Smith, the younger brother of a friend. In July 1912, a few days following Smith's death from an infection, Brooke described his seduction of Smith in surprising detail in a letter to James Strachey. It is the only account that Brooke ever wrote detailing his own sex act with another person, although he did acknowledge in another letter to Strachey that he had consummated an affair with their mutual friend Katherine Cox. There is considerable evidence in Brooke's writing of his attraction to men aside from his declarations of affection for Lascelles and Sadleir and his seduction of Denham Russell Smith. He once, for example, referred to his friend Jacques Raverat as one of the few men in England with whom he had never been in love. In another instance, as he was training for war Brooke wrote in a letter, "Occasionally I'm faintly shaken by a suspicion that I might find incredible beauty in the washing place, with rows of naked, superb men, bathing in a September sun." Brooke was apparently bisexual, however, rather than homosexual, for his torturous relationships with women have been well documented. In one of his personal notebooks he shows a strong identification with Shakespeare because of the latter's love of both sexes: "The truth is that some great men are and womanizers." Throughout his life, Brooke had close friends who were homosexual, and usually in love with him. As a schoolboy at Rugby, he was befriended by the aesthetic poet John Lucas-Lucas. At Cambridge, his best friend was James Strachey, who worshiped him. Even after suffering a nervous breakdown and denouncing Bloomsbury in 1912, Brooke only replaced one set of homosexual friends with another. His best friend at the end of his life was Edward Marsh, who was as much in love with him as Strachey had been. Brooke makes abundant references to same-sex affection in his letters to James Strachey, which were kept out of print by Brooke's executors until 1998 for that very reason. Accounts of his schoolboy crushes can be found in the early sections of The Letters of Rupert Brooke, edited (and bowdlerized) by Keynes. There are also a considerable number of descriptions of male beauty in Brooke's collection of travel articles, Letters from America (1916). The poetry for which Brooke is most famous tends to involve impersonal matters, but his earliest poems, which seem more autobiographical in nature, were almost certainly written for the primary love of his youth (and, some critics have claimed, the real love of his life), Charles Lascelles. These include "God Give," "It is Well," "Dedication," "The Path of Dreams," "The Return," "In January," "In the End," "Vanitas," "The Beginning," "Song," "Pine Trees and Sky: Evening," "Failure," and "Choriambics I and II." |
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Caesar, Adrian. Taking It Like a Man: Suffering, Sexuality and the War Poets: Brooke, Sassoon, Owen, Graves. Manchester, U.K.: Manchester University Press, 1993. Hale, Keith, ed. Friends and Apostles: The Correspondence of James Strachey, 1905-1914. London: Yale University Press, 1998. Hassall, Christopher. Rupert Brooke: A Biography. London: Faber & Faber, 1964. Lehmann, John. The Strange Destiny of Rupert Brooke. New York: Holt, 1980. |
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| Please help us and submit a translation by clicking An interesting bug in OS X Mountain Lion causes almost all Mac apps to crash when typing in 'File:///', according to a Radar report spotted by 9to5Mac.
The crash is thought to be caused by Spell Checker and affects numerous apps including: Safari, TextEdit, Console, Messages, Xcode, TweetBot, Chrome, and others.
The bug does not affect Lion or Snow Leopard.
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Sotiris Karayannis - February 5, 2013 at 6:37am
Could not reproduce bug. Tried on several applications. Running 10.8.2 on mid-2007 iMac.
Sam Spade - February 4, 2013 at 3:47am
reproduced this crash as stated in the article.
true, however - so what?
why would this be a problem?
can berk - February 3, 2013 at 12:07pm
was able to replicate the issue on a late 2012 RMBP. Trying to read the console log for the crash crashes the console application as well. Issue is very big!
John - February 3, 2013 at 9:05am
No issues here. Running mountain lion on a hackintosh
SomniusX - February 3, 2013 at 9:20pm
I think it's a permissions problem of the "/" folder.. cause i'm on a hack and i ain't got the problem!
sl33k - February 5, 2013 at 8:02pm
I'm on hackint0sh too. 10.8.2 and it is definitly crashing my safari as well as notes and textedit. If you look at the stack trace you will see that is has something to do with the way the ":" and the "/" are dealt with in the NSSpellChecking Object.
steve - February 3, 2013 at 7:51am
what so "interesting" very few companies manged to fukup unix so badly, it is pathetic the most expensive laptops that 5year old can crash
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Paul Shapiro: Essen
A joyous good-time record that combines jumping jazz with Yiddish entertainment, plus a dose of modern jazz funkiness. Sit down! Eat! You look too thin!
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The biennial Dordt College High School Choral Festival will be held Friday, April 11, at 7 p.m.
Six Christian high school choirs will participate in the festival, including Central Wisconsin, Pella, Sioux Falls, Southwest Minnesota, Unity (Orange City), and Western (Hull). Each school will perform individually in the B.J. Haan Auditorium, and the Dordt College Bella Voce, Kantorei, Chorale, and Concert Choir will also perform.
For the conclusion of the festival, nearly 500 student performers and the audience will make their way to the De Witt Gymnasium for a mass choral performance under the direction of Dordt College Professor of Music Dr. Benjamin Kornelis.
The high school students will spend the day on campus, rehearsing and attending clinic sessions led by the Dordt College music faculty.
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My Cookie Tin: Lemon Sable Cookies
With a bunch of lemons on my hands, I was eager to try out new recipes. This one, from King Arthur Flour, is the French
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Year, Make and Model: 2006 Subaru Legacy GT Spec B 455/500 Color: Titanium Silver Metalic Miles: 80,250 Transmission: 5 Speed Manual Title: Clear - driver side rear impact Lien: Yes, credit union Location: Indianapolis, IN VIN: 4S3BL676766207407 Seller's email address: firstname.lastname@example.com Asking Price: $15,500 Background Information : I purchased the car a little over 2 years ago. This is my second Subaru (first was an 02 WRX wagon). It has been a fantastic car! I hate to get rid of it but I think it is time. • Factory Navigation • Ralitec Springs • Short Shifter • Progress Front / Rear Sway bars • Spare Set of Snow Tires / 17 Rims • 18 Inch Rims / New tires at beginning of the summeri • Cart boy Urethane Bushings • STI Up pipe • Invidia Catted Downpipe • Mud Mats • Polk Speakers • K&N Air Filter Royal Purple oil every 5000 miles, coolant and t-stat in last 12 months Was in a low speed accident (no air bags deployed) involving the drivers side rear corner. http://s1281.beta.photobucket.com/us...brary/Spec%20B |
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like SBT said...these photos are linked. and must be removed. go back to your FIRST POST and edit, go advanced, manage, browse and upload. decrease photos by half, save and load if you get a security token error.
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As I understand polars, they are saying that the speed on the curve, is the best you will do in those winds. They are not saying that you can always go at the high of a point sailing. So if I understand what you are asking, yes, sometimes you can not point as high, nor want to because of sea state.
I have seen polars with different sea state comparisons too. Then there will even be different rig configs depending upon sea state also. IE, a full main and 110 vs a single reef and 155 for the same wind condition, one being better in 3' chop, the other in 1' waves. Or as I saw once for the V70 follks 40-45knots of wind vs how high the waves were, they had 3 or 4 sail opions, from single to triple reefs with varying jib sizes.
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Author | J. Krikken |
Title | Taxonomic reviews of three small cremastochiliform genera from Asia and Africa (Coleoptera: Cetoniidae) |
Journal | Zoologische Mededelingen |
Volume | 56 |
Year | 1980 |
Issue | 2 |
Pages | 7-25 |
Abstract | Three genera are diagnosed and discussed: Pseudopilinurgus Moser, Callynomes Mohnike (= Praona Westwood, syn. nov.), and Anatonochilus Péringuey. Their species are keyed and mentioned in annotated checklists. The Leiden material is recorded. From other collections three new species are described: Pseudopilinurgus erratus from Rhodesia, Callynomes apo from the Philippines, and Anatonochilus pletus from Tanzania. Cremastocheilus cribrosus Gory & Percheron is transferred to Pseudopilinurgus; Coenochilus luzonicus Schultze is transferred to Callynomes. For two names lectotypes are designated. |
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Via Big Hollywood, Tio Chano vs. GI Joe. I love this!
Gee, and I was prepared to see the movie this morning...no matter, I could use a little adrenalin today.
His comment about the so-called 'moderate' Democrats is sooo spot-on - you vote for them, you vote for the Party and the leftists who run it. I often wonder about these supposedly moderate to conservative 'blue-dog' Democrats - it's an oxymoron and akin to someone who is 'confused about their sexuality'. Hogwash! They're Democrats, and just as guilty as Pelosi, Reid and the rest of those maggots as they feverishly go about destroying this country.
Dear Ziva, I loved it, too. The good news is, the left hasn't figured out yet that the movie is, except for the President part, their propaganda, and everyone is avoiding this movies because they heard it is so bad. This guy is so funny.
Ziva, I love Tio Chano! He is so "right on the spot" in his commentaries.
Viva Joe Lima, a gentleman, a scholar--and a hilarious parodist.
Ziva , i love this guy he is hilarious.
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'Death By a Thousand Cuts': Coal Boom Could Destroy Great Barrier Reef
Australia's Great Barrier Reef is rapidly losing its coral, to the point that UNESCO may soon place the natural wonder on its "in danger" list. Climate change is one culprit, but so is the country's booming extraction industry. Environmentalists warn that time is running out for the reef.
The man whose job it should be to protect the Great Barrier Reef is actually afraid of water. The vast ocean, with all the creatures it contains, makes him uneasy. Only once has he visited the reef, the world's largest and most beautiful. Just thinking about the visit makes his skin crawl.
As he was snorkeling over the reef, he says, a reef shark swam directly beneath him. The horrifying animal was at least twice as big as he is, Powell insists. "My wife says it wasn't more than a meter long," he admits, "but it was enough for me." He swam back to the boat and refused to go back into the water.
The 2,300-kilometer (1,430-mile) Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Queensland in northeastern Australia, is a natural wonder. It is home to a quarter of all species that exist in the world's oceans. In 1981, it became the first ocean region to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage site.
But now UNESCO is threatening to add the Great Barrier Reef to its list of protected sites that are "in danger." The authors of a report presented to the World Heritage Committee in June are "extremely concerned" about the condition of the reef. UNESCO wants the Australian government to demonstrate that it is serious about saving the reef, or else it will be officially classified in 2014.
'Five Minutes to Midnight'
"When a place is recognized as a World Heritage site," says Fanny Douvere, the lead author of the report, "it is both a recognition and a responsibility." UNESCO, she adds, is essentially saying to Australia: "Look, it's five minutes to midnight."
She is far from the only one concerned. Australian scientists have calculated that the Great Barrier Reef, the earth's largest living organism, has lost half of its coral in the last 27 years, and coral death is only accelerating.
One reason is that Australia feels the effects of climate change earlier and more strongly than elsewhere. Not only do rising water temperatures lead to coral bleaching in the summer, but increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere also raise ocean acidity, which damages the coral.
But storms and floods also flush mud, pesticides and fertilizers from farmland into the ocean, creating conditions under which a type of starfish that eats coral can thrive. And without healthy coral, fish, crabs, mollusks, sea turtles, manatees, dolphins, skates and sharks also disappear.
Man is also threatening the reef in a very direct way. Australia has the world's largest reserves of uranium, zinc and lead. It also has rich deposits of bauxite, iron ore, copper, gold, manganese and nickel, and no other country in the world has exported as much coal in recent years.
Mining companies have dug enormous open-pit mines in the country's interior, creating moonscapes covering a total of hundreds of square kilometers. Analysts also expect that in a few years Australia will produce more natural gas than Qatar, currently the world's largest exporter. Much of Australia's coal and natural gas reserves are in Queensland.
Coal from Australia, most of which is burned in Asia, is fueling climate change, which in turn is detrimental to the reefs. International energy companies are investing many billions of dollars in new mega-mines and infrastructure projects.
To double its coal exports, Australia is deepening and expanding ports, or building new ones, even in previously untouched protected areas. The silt from excavation is dumped into the ocean, polluting the reef.
'We Are in the Coal Business'
If all goes according to plan, twice as many freighters could soon be passing through the World Heritage site than do so today. And with increased traffic comes an increased risk of accidents such as the one three years ago which saw a Chinese freighter crash into the reef.
UNESCO is particularly alarmed about the plans of mine operators, which have also sparked growing resistance among scientists and environmentalists. The environment organization Greenpeace is collecting signatures to support a campaign of "civil disobedience to stop coal exports from Australia." In April, activists occupied a ship loaded with coal bound for South Korea.
"We are in the coal business," Queensland Prime Minister Campbell Newman said in response to UNESCO criticism. "If you want decent hospitals, schools and police on the beat, we all need to understand that."
But if current trends continue, the unthinkable could happen: the Great Barrier Reef could die.
The reef looks endless when seen from the vantage point of a helicopter. The ocean shimmers in every shade of blue, turning clear and turquoise-colored where the coral grows. Clouds cast dramatic shadows onto the water.
Of course the reef is near and dear to him, says Environment Minister Powell. "We wouldn't be Queensland without the Great Barrier Reef at our doorstep." The reef generates close to 5 billion ($6.5 billion) a year for the local tourism industry.
Powell has five children, he says. The youngest is three and the eldest 10, "and I want to leave them the Great Barrier Reef in better condition than it's in today." But the real question is what will remain of the Great Barrier Reef when Powell's children are adults.
"Our government was voted into office with the mandate to stimulate the economy," says the environment minister. "That's why we support the mining industry, construction and agriculture, as well as tourism."
And the reef?
Role Model Australia?
In keeping with UNESCO's wishes, Queensland is currently working on a strategy to develop its coastline in an environmentally sustainable way, says Powell. The national government in Canberra, he adds, is also developing plans for a marine park off the coast. The government expects to complete the overall concept to save the reef and present it to UNESCO by 2015, Powell explains.
Canberra will invest $200 million in the next five years to reduce pollution from agriculture and fight the coral-eating starfish. Queensland is contributing $35 million a year to the effort.
"I believe that we are doing everything we can to satisfy UNESCO's expectations," says Powell, leaning back in his chair. "Look, if Australia doesn't manage to have a healthy economy and simultaneously protect something as special as the Great Barrier Reef, who will?"
In this respect, Powell is right. Most tropical coral reefs are off the coasts of developing nations, whereas Australia is a prosperous country. In addition, climate change is not some abstract idea; the country has been suffering from the painful effects of global warming for some time. In other words, the Australians are in an ideal position to serve as role models.
"It would be a total embarrassment for us if the reef were placed on the list of World Heritage sites in danger," says Larissa Waters, 36. She isn't buying the environment minister's arguments. In her opinion, the government is being coopted by the extractive industry and isn't taking UNESCO's warnings seriously.
Waters is also a politician, though in a somewhat lonely position. She is the first and only member of the Green Party to be voted into the traditionally conservative Queensland Legislative Assembly. In office since 2010, she says that she hardly has any time left these days for issues other than the reef.
Her goal is to convince the state parliament to write UNESCO's recommendations into law. It's a futile struggle, and yet Waters remains optimistic. "I refuse to accept the idea that we will lose the reef," she says. "Australians have enough imagination and courage to prevent that from happening."
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Has this ever happened to you? When your friend says something to you, but you were distracted so you didn't quite "hear" them, but then you understood it 2 seconds later. This is a perfect example of echoic memory. I wrote "hear" in parenthesis because your auditory system heard what your friend said perfectly. You just didn't pay attention to it completely to send the information to short term memory. Echoic memory has a duration of ~3 seconds and is one of the five components of sensory memory. So next time this happens to you, don't feel like you are rude because you interrupted them, blame it on your echoic memory.
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I think you should thank your echoic memory Jamie, for sticking around long enough to save you from embarrassment.
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Is there a zoo near here? I need to see some penguins like right now..
I am not bailing you of of jail
You couldn't find any paper towel to clean up the wine you spilled, so you tried to use her cat.
ooh i remember now. Not very absorbent.
Whatever. We're stealing a penguin. Your not allowed near him... You did this to yourself.
when she asked me if it was possible to swim under north america i knew it was time to leave.
can you pick up eggs and chocolate sauce on your way home?
what kind of party is this?
the best kind ever
One of my students just told me turtles are lazy and need to get a job. Fuck yes, my job here is done.
Just found out I slapped a vegan in the face with meat last night.
we put the last xanax in the middle and played hungry hungry hippos to see whod get it
fair is fair
dressing as green man for st patrick's day = free drinks all night long
Wow. Thanks for becoming another fan of something on Facebook. You make me want to gouge my eyes out.
She didn't know my name but she knew I was Canadian so she just called me Canada. It sounded like the national anthem when we were fucking.
oh no you fucking didn't eat my mac and cheese you cunt
So I've only had a mustache for about 5 minutes and I'm already pretty sure it's the best decision I've ever made.
Who do you think planted the wheat? Who do you think cleared the land and killed off the native inhabitants? Women?
is there a reason why there is cup of piss in the fridge?
Remind me to tell you about the dream where im a fighting a super hero whose only weakness is sunkist.
She wouldn't stop saying her own name. Like a damn pokemon.
New Jersey isn't a real state, it's just a myth you tell little kids to scare them like Canada or Carrot Top
I'm at the bass pro shop. They have a river full of trout and turtles, a shooting range, a full bar, and the patriots cheerleaders are here. I now understand why people are rednecks. I may never leave
walking through the french quarter. a homeless guy just offered me a pigeon. gotta love new orleans.
just fit an iguana in a condom...have pics
This kid is drunk.
I hope by "this kid" you mean yourself and not some child you have kidnapped and gotten wasted.
4 feet of snow. teaching the cats how to snow swim. throwing them off the porch and seeing what happens.
Can you get arrested or in trouble for punching a dead relative in a casket?
and then you went into taco bell without pants...and surprisingly you weren't the only one there without pants
you wouldn't come out from under your bed because you said there were six-armed bears everywhere.
ohhh that explains the pepperonis I found in my sock drawer this morning...
no it doesn't.
they're scary. like turkeys that ate nuclear fucking steroids.
The only dream I remember having is one where my dad's sperm turned into baby hippos. Like, tiny baby hippos, pocket-sized. I am so fucked up.
we were so high last night we were cutting bread with my iphone
onenightstand. Woke up and saw my nuva ring on the floor. apparently he thought it was a glow stick. pick me up please?
he didnt ask why there was a glowstick shoved up your vag?
Last night, my friend changed all my contacts in my phone. I have been texted by Batman, Donatello, and Hermione Granger. I have no idea who they are, and it doesn't upset me at all.
We all know the best way to start a relationship is greeting while at least one of you are intoxicated, dual facebook stalking, and a two week long game of 20 questions via texts to 'really' get to know each other. In that order.
I wouldn't have it any other way. It's like a fairy tale!
I'm a gentlemen, chivalry is what i do, i'll open the door, pull out your chair, buy your drinks, i'll even go down first, but when it comes to mario kart, i draw the line. I'm sorry but i just can't let you beat me at mario kart
dude I just sharted for the first time ever, kind of gross
well what did you think, shitting your pants would be fun
Megan Fox is the only woman I would let pee on me.
I'm similar. She's the only woman I'd ask to pee on me.
Ok yeah you're right. I'd ASK Megan Fox to pee on me. I'd ALLOW Erin Andrews to pee on me if she asked.
oh and i really hope miley falls off this mountain she is climbing
Is it sad I memorized the exact change required for a #7 at Wendy's?
I printed and framed a picture of a seagull shitting, and hung it in my house. I'm waiting to see how long it takes everyone to notice.
It wasn't awkward until he started humming the Rocky theme song in the middle of fucking
you thought that fire hydrant was a midget...you gave it a hug and asked for a lollipop.
I can only speak casual parseltoungue, im not bad though. just the general, "wheres the bathroom?" "open the chamber of secrets" that type of stuff
walking home from your place the other day I saw a man with a ponytail sitting on some church steps petting a plant
he should get drunk with us
did you know that the clit is basically just a tiny penis? Ya.. So just think about that next time you're down there.
I think dad's getting high again. His last google search was "awesome ping pong shit."
I puked last after eating a volcano taco and drinking vodka. I felt like a fucking dragon.
John Mayer's mother should have swallowed him when she had the chance.
As in blowjob or cannibalism?
I was thinking blowjob, but either would've been a better idea than giving him a record deal.
i took a field sobriety test yesterday. a crowd gathered, watched me pass it and applauded. then the cops arrested me because i took a bow and fell over.
Never eat 3 McGriddles and drink a carton of milk. It's like you're successfully killing self but you're alive.
I just ate 3 burrito supremes and a crunchwrap...can't feel feet...I think I have diabetes
Anywhere you can eat green eggs and ham, you can have sex.
If your 8 lb baby was ham it would serve 6-8 people
I saw two morbidly obese women get winded after fighting over the last motorized wheelchair at Walmart
These are the moments in life you observe a force greater than us at work
i bet even starving children in Africa take the crust off their poptarts
last night some bitch put bruce along with his entire fishbowl in her purse and tried to leave. how drunk do you have to be to steal someone's pet??
I left a bag of circus animal cookies in my car all day. they melted together into on giant cookie. this could either be the best or worst thing ever
Who pooed in my magic bullet?
Sorry the bathroom was being used.
I rubbed one out into an envelope and mailed it to her. Game point, I win.
I'm fucking your sister right now.
You motherfucker
She's next.
I thought I was riding a bike, but I guess it was a vacuum cleaner
dude, you're never picky with who you hook up with, have a little dignity
nah man, chicks are like pokemon, gotta catch \'em all
I think i sorta joined a cult last night
so I was just driving high and I stopped to let a pinecone cross the road because I thought it was a hedgehog.
ha. weirdest feeling ever. just wiped my ass with my non-dominant hand. (eating cheeseburger with right one)
Your grandmother is in heaven weeping.
Just saw a girl that looks like Michelle Obama and Im strangely aroused by her. Does that make me a democrat?
Did you fuck her?
If by "fuck her" you mean "threw up on her shoes," then yes, I achieved that.
people from other dorms came to marvel at the dump i took. i had a bio major take a picture.
Drunk, high, and in a taco costume. Wish you were here.
Taylor Swift is so right about you.
i find it simply astounding you spelled drunken wrong but pterodactyl right
is it weird that i blow-dry my hair and poop at the same time?
not any weirder than you telling me this at 4 in the morning
Yeah, I was googling pictures of sharks, and I accidentally typed "shart." Huge mistake.
They were so slutty we had to play "rarely have I ever."
U sang "shots, shots, shots" then walked 2 ur top drawer and threw socks everywhere singin "SOCKS, SOCKS, SOCKS!"
So chef boyardee smells exactly the same after you throw it up
i literally discovered the exact same thing last week. i had the lasagna one
He started yelling "fuck the environment" then puked all over the baby trees
You were hopping up and down because you wanted only his strongest sperms to make it to the egg.
Darwin at his finest.
dude this girl next to me farted in the middle of a quiz and denied my high five
I drank gravy. I actually drank gravy. This is heaven.
I took her to see 2012 then broke up with her, the movie was a metaphor.
You burnt your salmon and tried to mail it. Post marked to: Starving Kid in Africa
I puked while I was brushing my teeth this morning and had to get a new tbrush
Ew, did you brush them again?
Yeah but i puked on the new one and decided to give up...failure
you know you were way too high when you wake up next to a handwritten list of all the things you'd do for a Klondike bar
This guy sitting next to me just bought a plot of land off the internet. On a whim. In the middle of class
I'm actually pretty neutral about a lot of things. I'm like Switzerland with a penis.
I tried to throw up out of my window but I forgot there was a mesh screen.
I was pretty stoned. I thought I needed a seatbelt at the restaurant.
someone took a shit in my car last night and left $5 on the seat...
imagine playing with puppies while we're drunk.
Like... we could film it and put like, "do you believe in magic" as the backround song and it would be complete joy.
Microwave minutes are longer than normal minutes.
how does Santa get into Hogwarts?
Ever have a poop and think... that has no business coming out of a human? Like it looks like a sick dog's or a ferral animal's?
My ferret is drunk. Someone told me you'd know what to do?
what is the aproppriate waiting time between having sex and playing super Mario brothers
6 min
there were no ball for pong so he bought cat toys..... they had bells in them
I just had a librarian tell me that "wikipedia is like sex"
When he expanded on the analogy it actually made sense. "you're going to do it either way, so I'm just going to tell you how to do it safely."
I'm babysitting and we're watching Barney and I don't understand why Barney can magically make band hats appear but he makes them make shitty ass instruments.
Barney's a jerk
you thought you were invisible so you started narrating your actions.
It's gotten to the point where even copying off yahoo answers is still way too much work.
there r dinosaurs outside my house i hear them
pretty sure those are just snow plows....go back to bed
People are handing out olympic condoms downtown, just put it on and it broke, this is how there trying to raise the population. Very sneaky canadian government, very sneaky
I'm about to take my first shit since thursday. I'm scared. pray for me. If I don't make it, tell my family I love them.
swear to god, just saw some chick dressed in a full chicken costume buying eggs and telling the cashier that she "just wants her babies back."
buy whatever she's on. a lot of it.
I think I might.. possibly.. like a Justin Bieber song.
I think you might... possibly... have sprouted a vagina.
You stood in front of a yellow Camaro and kept yelling at it to "Transform already!!!!".. yeah, I'd say you were pretty wasted.
So dude, she and I just got done having the most amazing sex, and then she rolled over and said that "lets make some tacos" and proceeded to the kitchen... naked... I'm buying the ring tomorrow
Even the French judge on the olympics would give that a 10
So after we got done with our cardiac arrest patient, I thought how awesome would it be to hook up the defibrillator pads to cook a burrito.
dude... how have they not drug tested you yet?
I will return your cat, I saw a mouse in my apt last night and your door was unlocked, it seemed really practical
He's at the gym. He likes to get high and swim cause it makes him feel like a fish.
did u really fuck my little sister???
im not saying yes or no but just know that my answer rhymes with "mess"
that shit musta been laced I laughed for two hours and everyone looked like penguins
you fucking puked into the top of the beer bong while i was chugging from it. when i realized i was chugging your vomit, i vomitted on the floor. she kicked us both out.
I just looked at my iPhone gps history... "the gas station", "the park with a big scary fence", "the trampoline", and, my favorite, "where we were when we were about to do lines off a bible".
you came in and threw goldfish on our blue carpet and screamed SWIM BITCHES and then made me drink a best friends potion with you
I just had a dream where Bob Saget recognized me from when I hung out with him in a dream I had months ago.
the vacuum is drunk
i spilled my drink and tried to vacuum it and now the vacuum is drunk
i had to take my roommates dildo out of her suitcase so I could use it
the suitcase or the dildo?
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While Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel was in New York for the Heisman Trophy award ceremony, he toured the city with the one man who has the power to single-handedly ruin the Tigers' hopes of a Cotton Bowl victory, Arkansas running back Darren McFadden.
The two college football stars explored the Big Apple along with fellow Heisman finalists Tim Tebow of Florida and Colt Brennan of Hawaii. The foursome took a bus tour of the city, visited historic sites like the Statue of Liberty and ate at an authentic New York deli.
"We had a great time together," Daniel said.
It was a much more relaxed atmosphere than when Daniel and McFadden see each other again. When the two meet in Dallas for the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day, there will be plenty of big hits and exciting plays from their teams' explosive offenses.
But rather than focusing on the match up, the two juniors spent most of their time together joking around and enjoying the experience.
"I told him he didn't need to play (in the Cotton Bowl)," Daniel said. "He's already proven everything. Just go ahead and sit out and get ready for the pros."
Much to the dismay of Daniel, McFadden's odds of sitting out of the Cotton Bowl are slim to none. After putting up sensational numbers the past two seasons, McFadden is projected to be a top NFL draft pick and won't want to miss what will likely be his final game as a Razorback.
After finishing second to Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith in the Heisman race as a sophomore, McFadden had an even better season this year. Running out of Arkansas's "Wild Hog" formation, McFadden rushed for 1,725 yards with 15 touchdowns in 12 games. He tied an SEC record with 321 rushing yards on Nov. 3 against South Carolina and helped the Razorbacks upend then-No. 1 Louisiana State 20 days later by rushing for 211 yards and accounting for four touchdowns — three rushing and one passing — against the Tigers.
Those numbers may not have been good enough to win the Heisman this year (he again finished second, this time to Tebow), but his star power, coupled with Daniels, provides for one of the sexiest match ups of the bowl season.
"It's going to be a great time," said Daniel, who finished fourth in the Heisman balloting. "The Cotton Bowl is probably licking their lips to have two Heisman finalists, the only bowl game this year to have that. We're both offensive juggernauts and it'll be some fireworks."
Daniel said he's glad he doesn't have to stay awake at night worrying about how he's going to stop McFadden, who at 6-foot-2 and 215 pounds runs with the fury of an angry linebacker.
"Him and (backup running back) Felix Jones are a two-headed monster," Daniel said. "I'm lucky I'm on offense."
STAYING OR GOING? MU coach Gary Pinkel didn't seem concerned when asked on Tuesday whether he expected any of the five players who submitted their names to the NFL draft advisory board to leave early.
"I think it's a plus for our program and a statement for our program," he said. "I hope we have five to 10 every year. That's what you want."
The five juniors who submitted their names were Daniel, tight end Chase Coffman, free safety William Moore and defensive ends Stryker Sulak and Ziggy Hood.
Daniel said his chances of skipping his senior year were "99 to 1." So why submit his name, a reporter asked?
"Why not?" he said. "See where you're at, check out what they're (NFL teams) thinking about you and what you need to work on for next year."
One player whose odds of returning might be a little lower is Moore, who garnered attention from pro scouts after shining late in the season when senior safety Pig Brown was lost for the season with a ruptured Achilles' tendon against Iowa State.
Moore was named an Associated Press second-team All-American after finishing the year with 104 tackles and seven interceptions.
"His stock has really skyrocketed," Daniel said. "He's played unbelievable."
BRACEY ARRESTED: MU senior wide receiver Greg Bracey was arrested early Friday morning on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana and failure to signal at a turn, MU police Capt. Brian Weimer said Tuesday.
Weimer said the arrest occurred at 2:51 a.m. after police observed the car Bracey was driving turn from eastbound Broadway onto Hitt Street without signaling. Bracey was released from the MU police department after posting $500 bond. Weimer said the offenses were listed as municipal offenses and that Bracey was given a court date for next month.
Earlier this week Pinkel suspended Bracey from playing in the Cotton Bowl, ending his career as a Tiger. A seldom-used receiver with great speed, Bracey finishes his career with six catches for 132 yards and two touchdowns.


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This was taken at a Horse Driving event in Libramont Belgium. It was a very wet day but occasionally we got some sunshine. Any comments would be appreciated. I was trying to capture the drama and speed of the event
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Date Taken: | 15 Jul 2012 - 11:03 AM |
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Welcome to EPZ Ian, a good action shot here. For me I would like to have seen the image very slightly lower in your frame, although I understand your need for grass as a base I do feel it could be less. A slight tweak of levels would bring a little more punch to your image but otherwise it is fine. Very few members add logos as they are so easily cloned out. I personally prefer to view images uninterrupted.
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A nice action shot, well timed. Its a pity the weather wasnt more in your favour. The shot can benefit with the horse being exposed a little more, - its a litte dark, and the composition improved if some space is cropped from the bottom, as Frank mentioned, and also with some more space on the left, for the pair to "move into"
Ive uploaded a mod with these changes made to show what I mean,
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"Short! Short! Short! 2011" (2011)
Directed by Boo Ji-young, Yang Ik-joon
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Since 2007, Jeonju International Film Festival has promoted upcoming Korean short films planned with its Short! Short! Short! Project that supports short films of talented, young upcoming Korean directors. The Short! Short! Short! Project is produced by Indiestory Inc., and co-provided by KT&G Sangsangmadang, Jeonju International Film Festival, and Indiestory Inc. It is a new method of short film production project where three short films are produced in an omnibus type film and screened in theaters.
Through the "Short! Short! Short! 2009" - "Show Me The Money" and "Short! Short! Short! 2010" - "Fantastic Theater" the ―Short! Short! Short!‖ project selected talented young directors annually to produce short films and explore new possibilities for film production. This year, the project has selected directors Boo Ji-young and Yang Ik-june whose potentials have been recognized both in Korea and internationally through their debut works.
Director Boo Ji-young who filmed "Sisters on the Road" (2008) starring Gong Hyo-jin and Sin Min-ah, and director Yang Ik-joon of "Breathless" (2008) who swept away many awards in film festivals in Korea and internationally have joined together to create a project under the theme of ―love.‖ Unlike the previous year, the two directors will put together two short to mid length films to create one feature omnibus film for a new experimental film method. The ensemble of short films under the theme of ―love‖ by the directors who have already impressed with their distinct style to audiences will be a new challenge taken in the Short! Short! Short! Project.
In this year's Short! Short! Short! Project director Boo Ji-young will present "Moonwalk" (working title) which is a story of a middle aged woman who works at a mart while raising a high school daughter alone. Actor Seo Joo-hee, who is famous for the play The Vagina Monolgues will play the role of the middle aged woman who matures through a love that cannot come true. Director Boo's unique sensitive portrayal and directing abilities are anticipated. Director Yang's "Immaturity" (working title) is about a man with a broken heart who coincidentally meets a young innocent girl and begins a new love that heals him. Director Yang Ik-june cast actors Heo Joon-seok and Ryoo Hye-yeong as lead characters, and he shows through a rough and awkward love, an honest and serene story of youth maturing through love.
"Short! Short! Short! 2011" will be screened as a world premiere during the 12th JIFF and will also be released in theaters for general public after the festival.
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On the rooftop
For this photo shoot I went to this place called Friche Belle de Mai. Remember, I took you there once on a sunny day of February 2012 (Cf Marseille's Wildland). Now they have built a new cultural area. This old tobacco factory which was in a total state of neglect, has been rehabilitated in a 5 floors building with shops, a library, exhibitions and a 475m² rooftop. This large space is a place for parties, open-air concerts, original exhibitions and offers an exceptional view on Marseille. Here, I am wearing quite a simple outfit: black jeans and a wool bomber jacket with fake-leather sleeves, brigthened up with a sunset printed t-shirt matching the light we had this day to perfection. The election blue high-top sneakers are adding some more color.
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Thread: matt schaub
-01-04-2007 #1
matt schaub
what level will the falcons tender matt schaub at? Personally, i would rather have him than brady quinn.
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-01-04-2007 #3Revelstoke Guest
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With the coaching change now in Atl imagine the possibility of the falcons relseasing Vick?
Could it happen? They have, from all accounts, a great young guy in Schaub, do they move on?
I know its a long shot but if the Falcons for some reason decieded to let Vick go who takes a shot at him?
-01-04-2007 #4
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-01-05-2007 #5
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Sorry, but the falcons won't release the highest paid player in football(he is the hifghest paid...right?)
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-01-05-2007 #6
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I don't see Vick leaving the Falcons. He needs to be coerced into playing a different position in my opinion. Resign Schaub and use Vick like the Saints use Reggie Bush.
-01-06-2007 #7moklerman Guest
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There are some who don't like the comparison but Kordell Stewart and Michael Vick are basically synonymous. Of course, the problem is that Arthur Blank does NOT equal Rooney/Cowher.
The (Kordell)Steelers and Falcons are very similar in terms of having a good defense and good running game and both ultimately lived and died with the performance of each qb. The Steelers finally....eventually figured out that a novelty/gimmick qb wasn't the answer to a championship or even consistently winning games. Apparently, Atlanta is content with it's merchandising and attendance(?) over anything substantial.
I guess anything's possible but to me, Vick is what he is. A qb that likes to run, doesn't throw the ball very consistantly and will likely keep getting hurt. Defenses have to approach a game vs. Vick differently than other teams but it seems to me that there is an established gameplan against Vick at this point.
Vick has made it very clear how much his personal achievements mean and even focused on them after he broke the rushing(!!!) record for qb's...and Atlanta lost(again). I've never like Atlanta and the only reason I pulled for them just a little bit was because of Mora. I think he's a pretty good coach and I like his demeanor/personality as a coach. Now that he's gone, I hope Atlanta keeps Vick and their circus act. It makes them that much easier to beat.
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i live in atlanta and i will tell you there is no shot of them releasing vick. he is the ENTIRE marketing of the team. blank has bet the franchise on vick, and while its a losing bet, he isnt going to cut him and i would make that statement even without the HUGE cap implications of doing so.
Meanwhile, they have no chance at keeping schaub long term. the guy wants a chance to be a starter and that wont happen in atlanta. i didnt realize until recently he was a RFA, i thought he was an UFA. Personally, i think that they should trade schaub now because it they wait until he is an UFA, which should be one more year, they will get nothing for him and i do believe he is ready to be a top flight qb.
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-01-06-2007 #10
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They've been trying to trade Schaub for a while now, but they seem to have the asking price a bit too high. Supposedly they wouldn't budge from a first round pick last year, even when Minnesota offered them their second round pick. The Vikings instead used that pick to draft their QB of the future in Tarvaris Jackson. Apparently the Falcons are once again looking for first round compensation. Until they get more realistic with their demands, Schaub isn't going anywhere either.
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-01-07-2007 #12BigGameMN Guest
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No way Vick's body can hold up being used like Bush. He's already so injury prone, if he had to be a RB/WR he'd spend more time sitting out with injury then playing and his career would be over before long.
On another note, Chris Mortenson this morning on ESPN said that the Falcons QB decision will be ENTIRELY up to the new coach. If the new coach isn't convinced that Vick can be the starter, then they will keep Schaub and that coach will have the ability to start him instead of Vick from the beginning of the season.
-01-07-2007 #13
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Nick, why do you think schaub isnt worth a #1 pick? I read in atlanta that they wanted a 1 AND a 2 or maybe a 3 for him and i agree thats too much, but tell me why you think that brady quinn is a better bet than schaub, let alone a lower first round pick around 20 or so. Do you believe that jason campbell or jp loseman for example are better bets than schaub?
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-01-07-2007 #14
Re: matt schaub
I'll put it this way - Jackson really came out of no where to appear on the QB rankings of many scouts. I was surprised Minnesota took him when they did, but he has the potential to be a quality player. That being said, they played him too early. I don't care how poorly Brad Johnson was stinking it up; Jackson is a DI-AA guy who really needed to spend more time getting used to the speed of the pro game. Regardless, he definitely won't succeed unless they get more talent around him, specifically at WR.
I just don't see what he's done to warrant mid first round compensation. He was a late third round pick in 2004, and since being drafted, hasn't really done much to drastically improve his stock IMO. He played well against a New England team that likely spent the week focusing on how to shut Vick down, and he's played in some season finales in garbage time when the opposition had benched their starters.
I like Schaub as a player, but he doesn't have the best arm and needs to work on his decision making. If the Falcons can find a team willing to trade a mid to high first round pick for him, then good for them. Personally I think the Lions would be a great trading partner because Martz loved Schaub as a prospect and would be likely to spend more on him. But I just think the Falcons would be wise to come down from their demands before it's too late and Schaub walks as a free agent.Last edited by Nick; -01-07-2007 at 09:40 PM.
-01-07-2007 #15
Re: matt schaub
We are in agreement about them coming down on their demands. However, my point is this. Mid first round qb picks are crapshoots anyway. Look at campbell and loseman. I dont see what they have done that should give anyone any faith in their decision making. I would rather take a guy with three years experience who has plenty of pedigree that a total crapshoot on a guy that you dont even know whether he can adjust to being a professional qb. To the extent that there is insufficient data on schaub, i dont see how we can conclude that there is anything wrong with his decision making that a little game time wont impact. He may not have the strongest arm, but he certainly is known to have a very accurate one. His draft selection strikes me as reasonably irrelevant at this point.
I also agree that detroit is a great spot for him..
I will probably post on a separate thread, but i have a similar view on david carr, who i really like as well. His offensive line has been terrible, i think he is an excellent guy.
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