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July 10th, 2012 #61
deportes.publimetro.com.mx is apparently distributing malware ... got a warning when i entered the cheer me up thread
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July 25th, 2012 #65
I used to have the Avast warnings. Now I don't anymore but many pages won't load at all.
A good friend who wants to make an account can't access the site at all. Avast blocks it fully.
There seem to be a lot of people with similar issues who just cannot access the site at all. It's quite a heavy problem :/
July 25th, 2012 #66
Yeah, occasionally the front page of the forum doesn't work for me or a page will just refuse to load, but this only happens at my home computer (must be cookie related). I can get around it by just using my history to get to the appropriate section.
I was waiting for that server switch or whatever, but since someone else pointed out the same thing, I might as well add a little.
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July 25th, 2012 #67
It's being worked on as I type, so I hear from Jason. A little more patience please, it's huge site with lots of members and so much to mess up if done wrong.
Currently doing the Level Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
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August 4th, 2012 #68
Hope it'll be fixed soon. I've been getting Avast warnings for the past 1,5-2 months as well, but I have been able to use the site normally.
August 4th, 2012 #69
Yeah, I've been getting it a while :/
Heads up for Avast users: If you right click the little icon by the clock on your bottom-bar thingie, you can turn Avast onto silent/gaming mode. Still block stuff without the pop-up or audio.
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August 7th, 2012 #70
Hey. It's more than two months now and my avast still goeas crazy everytime I accese the site. I can't enter my control panel cuz it's blocked. Just want to make sure that someone is working to solve this problem or it's time to move to the different forumz ;<.
August 7th, 2012 #71
I've just updated to Windows 7, IE 9 and Avast after having nothing but problems with viruses for months, now come back on here and I'm also getting Avast throwing a dicky fit, seems to be stopping me getting into the forums unless I log off...enter the forums and then log back on. It keeps telling me it's an HTML Script inf..
My Sketchbook Please have a lookie...
August 7th, 2012 #72
I can guarantee you that the admins are working to improve the forums.
This new problem was a sudden blow and major setback to what has been
a long negotiation process to change servers. The amount of information
that has to be transferred, coded, tested, etc...is staggering. The forums
are remaining in the current state only because our admins are super
busy working on new build and have been doing a lot of troubleshooting.
I'm right there with you guys in experiencing these hassles as are all the
mods and admin. Believe me, nobody wants to see progress more than
the staff, our workload has doubled since all this went down. Just weather
this storm with us. We appreciate all of your patience and value you as
members of this site.
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August 8th, 2012 #73
Coming as a moderator from another site I understand the pressure you're all under especialy as youre changing servers, hope you manage to get to the bottom of this promptly though as my life's just not the same without my daily dose of CA.
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August 8th, 2012 #74
Thanks, but its the admin who really deserve the sympathy. I'm just a grunt
that handles spammers and trouble makers. They do all that -and- keep the
machine rolling on top of it, all without pay in their spare time.
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August 9th, 2012 #75
So third attempt. CA will allow viewing though chrome but it is super buggy. Win 7 Firefox avast combo doesn't work. Chrome allows no posting. Am posting from my phone.
Get better soon. I miss you
August 9th, 2012 #76
edit: To clarify. My antivirus does not go nuts, but the site kicks me out randomly and also
prevents me from doing some of my usual duties without taking other measures and doing
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August 18th, 2012 #77
I get tired, and simply turning off my avast every time i am entering CA website.
Other than warning did anyone noticed any real threat?
August 18th, 2012 #78
Site still isnt working.
I can view picks on the front page but cannot access the forums. In fact will be interested to see if this post goes through. I gained access of this page via my email notification link.
You can doubt what I am writing but my intention is to help you get a great site up and running short of fixing the code myself because I hate web work
I hope someone will post an all clear here when the site is fixed.
and thanks for all the fish.
August 22nd, 2012 #79
August 24th, 2012 #80
How hard is it to fix a virus problem? I used to own a site about 1/3 the size of CA (still pretty big) and had a similar problem... write a script to search out the bad code and delete it on the server, or replace all the infected files on the server with backups. Was there no file backup? Take the site down for a few hours and re-install the server and upload a sterilized backup if you have to and look at network activity and ban suspicious ip address. And figure out a way to protect against similar exploits in the future. In our case, the worm infected many thousands of files through injection... and it was fixed in a day or two, with a front page announcement to warn everyone without antivirus protection.
I love CA, and believe me, nobody is more sympathetic to these kinds of problems... but I don't understand how a security problem like this can go unfixed so long. Also, this is important enough to put on the front page of the forum so people can get the facts and updates without having to search for them.
August 30th, 2012 #81
I also have this issue of pages not loading, big time. On one of my PCs I just got the virus alerts and I could live with that especially since the laptop loaded fine. But now, the laptop still shows no alerts, but I have to refresh every page about 5 times for it to finally load (properly) and sometimes it won't load at all so I backtrack a little and start the process again. It is very tedious. On the other PC it doesn't load either and I still get the alerts. Not sure if the loading issue is related though or is it something from my end? But this whole thing has alienated me from the forums quite a lot.
August 30th, 2012 #82
This is just a minor insignificance in what has otherwise been THE best resource on the internet for artists (imo). Over the past year and a half I taken so much from this place, learnt tons and not had to give anything, so a little patience is the least they (admin people) deserve! Besides, it's gonna be awesome when back to normal, I for one won't take it for granted again!
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September 19th, 2012 #83
Well Done Team!
Must have been a long weekend eh
Everything up and working.
In answer to a website being inaccessible, er no not insignificant. If it isn't possible to enter why bother?
Anyhow big kudos to the site gremlins,
Well done
September 19th, 2012 #84
September 25th, 2012 #85
I used to have the Avast! problem in the past, but not anymore, I can access this site and no virus report shows up.
January 11th, 2013 #86
Don't want to make another topic so i'll post here. It seems like the issue is back for me. Firefox blocks access to ca.org homepage and any other thread on this forum ;<
January 11th, 2013 #87
You can ignore it (bottom right) then click on the top left X. All other browsers are okay as are anti-virus programs. Site has been given a clean bill of health. http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/conceptart.org
Currently doing the Level Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
January 11th, 2013 #88
It could also be a caching DNS issue varying from ISP.
January 23rd, 2013 #89
Cropping up again; I got this warning on the "Figure Drawing for the Mind Thread" over on the Fine Arts forum.
January 23rd, 2013 #90
Nothing from the site scans so far - http://siteinspector.comodo.com/public/reports/8923877
Might be an old cache.
It also might be someone's link in the thread that's alerting you, not CA itself
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"I love it that Ivy League coaches are coming to our camp and Big Ten coaches are coming to our camp. South Florida is coming. We've got about 70 schools that are coming to our camp."
Roy Roundtree
Watching Roy Roundtree in an NFL Practice
Meeting Roy Roundtree in the NFL
I am not a huge fan of the NFL. There is nothing really wrong with it, but my hometown teams growing up were the Lions and the Bengals. Not much to root for. In order to enjoy professional football, I switched from cheering for teams to rooting for former Michigan players on those teams. I want the Patriots to win because of Tom Brady. I want the Steelers defense to do well because of Woodley, and so on.
We live about forty-five minutes north of Cincinnati, so my brother and I piled our kids into my van and drove to watch the Bengals practice. More specifically, we went to see Leon Hall and Roy Roundtree. With the understanding that my most of my knowledge of football comes from watching games, this blog, and EA sports, I had a few observations. Roundtree ran crisp routs, and caught the ball well away from his body. While I do not have the roster memorized, he seemed to do was well as the starters in this regard. I did not see him drop a pass.
After some special team drills which neither seems to be a part of, they moved on to seven on seven. All of the players rotated every few snaps and they went out with different players each time. There did not appear to be a first team and second team. What surprised me during these drills was how much communication there was between defenders before the snap. I know Hoke has talked in the past about defenders talking to each other, and I now understand what he means. Hall and others were discussing who was taking the man in motion, and changing duties or coverage before anyone moved. None of the players Hall was guarding was open enough to be thrown to.
One of the things I noticed about Roundtree during this was his struggle with getting pushed around. While I think this occurred beyond the allowable distance, it did cause disruptions with this route running. This may be a skill he will be working on in the pros and he continues to add strength. When he was able to release he was able to create separation. My favorite was when starter Andy Dalton threw what appeared to be an out and up. Dalton focused on Roundtree the whole way and lofted the ball. The defender broke up the pass, but like the Northwestern game, Roundtree caught it off the deflection and took it in for the score. He got some dap from his teammates after returning to the group waiting for their turn again, and I shouted my kudos. The HBO Hard Knocks crew seemed impressed.
The best part of the day occurred after practice. Some of the players were out signing footballs, posters, signs, and t-shirts. Unfortunately, many of the players took their jerseys off and I did not recognize them. We walked past the players and my kids marveled that people could be that big. A couple of 6' 6" or 6' 7'' guys well over three hundred pounds is an impressive site when you see them up close. Just as we were about to exit I look up, and there is #86 walking away after taking some extra passes. Not sure if we should say anything, I look at my brother for confirmation, or at least encouragement. I decided to yell anyway. "ROY," I shout. He turns and looks to see who called his name. He sees my Michigan hat and my brother's Michigan shirt and smiles, then comes trotting over. I get him to sign my hat, and he posses for a picture each for my brother and myself holding our kids. He is polite and engaging, just as I imagined a Michigan man to be.
As we leave I am probably a little giddier than a grown man should be. That is when I notice he signed my hat with his name and #21, Go Blue. I know I just talked to him for a few minutes, but I liked him, and I wish him success in the NFL.
Hard Knocks 2013 - Cincinnati Bengals (Roy Roundtree and Leon Hall)
NFL training camps start this week and Roy Roundtree and Leon Hall's Bengals will be making an appearance on HBO's almost-annual Hard Knocks series. The series starts August 6th at 10pm. http://www.hbo.com/hard-knocks/index.html . Hopefully they and other Wolverines put in good camp performances and are able to make their NFL rosters.
OT - Roy Roundtree signed by Bengals
I didn't see this posted on here. I'm excited for Roy. After coaching against him in High School then watching him play for us and being fiends with his cousins. I was excited to see him come home to the Bengals. Congrats Roy you will be great. Bengals are defiantly in need of a few quality receivers. Wish we could have gotten Denard too !
4 2012-13 football alumni signing autographs 3/17, 2-4 pm in Taylor
As a heads-up to everyone here, four former football players from last year will be signing autographs at Gibraltar Trade Center in Taylor (admission $2/car) from 2:00-4:00 pm on Sunday, 3/17:
- Will Campbell ($10/autograph)
- Vincent Smith ($10)
- Jordan Kovacs ($10)
- Roy Roundtree ($15)
They're offering a great deal where you can get all four guys for $30, meaning you save $15.
I've acquired a decent number of in-person autographs there through the years, and while it's a pretty rednecky kind of place, it's worth it to meet these four guys for sure. The signings will be going on during their usual monthly card show, which is also worth checking out.
Continuing the September flashback (the good bits) with UMass
More completely one-sided highlights.
Best and Worst: OSU
Note: I usually try to incorporate the other Diaries in this post, but I'm kind of on a tight time crunch and just want to get this out. As always, please read the rest of the Diaries for thoughtful analysis, unique viewpoints, and photoshopped goodness. Me thinks there might be some good stuff after this game.
So, yeah. This is going to be shorter than past editions because, whatever man…
Best: "The Ohio State fans are a special people. Once a Buckeye, always a Buckeye"
That quote, uttered by noted Ohio State booster…er objective ESPN color commentator Chris Spielman, perfectly encapsulates how surreal today was for a non-Buckeye. During today's game, Jim Tressel, noted disciplinarian and legal scholar, was honored along with the rest of his 2002 National Championship team. This, of course, was the team that featured a mercurial but talented freshman RB Maurice Clarett, who led the Buckeyes in rushing that season and also scored the title-winning TD in overtime against Miami. The whole gang was back, to give the OSU faithful one more opportunity to cheer on a myth, a delusion about its history that seems painfully obvious to everyone not wearing crimson and grey.
So between the first and second quarters of the final game the 2012 Buckeyes will play, a premature finale caused by Mr. Tressel's behavior during his years in Columbus, the fans in attendance gave him a standing ovation, one of the biggest cheers of the day. All the while, the athletics department and the greater school, with nary a hint of irony, trumpeted his return as a conquering hero of sorts. The narrative went, at least in some circles, that most schools would have done the same, that fans love to cheer on winners and that most of those players were completely above board and played fairly, won every game that season, and, let's be honest, Miami was no saint either. The thinking went that this was a team that the school should be proud of, or at least should be able to recognize publicly.
Now, I'm trying my best to stay off the soapbox, so I'll keep this brief. Not all schools would be so quick to celebrate past athletic accomplishments tainted by violations. The next Steve Fisher Appreciation Night at Crisler will be the first, and Brian has been very clear about his feelings toward Louis "seriously, he can die in a fire for all I care" Bullock and the rest of that brood.
But more than some relativistic moral high ground that some UM fans want to take with OSU, the fact remains that the Buckeye fanbase IS special. It drove one of its more prominent alums out of the state, put a bounty out on high school kid who dared to change his commitment, and it has trouble with its emotions. It is a fan base seemingly always on the wrong side of razor's edge that is fandom, crystallized in a ceremony memorializing the man who gave them one tainted undefeated season while sullying the next one as well. O-H-I-O, indeed.
Best: MGoMeltdowns are awesome
So as is the custom around these parts, the traffic to the site after a loss follows the same trajectory as general internet traffic does whenever illicit pictures of some starlet are "leaked" to the the web totally-unexpectedly-but-right-before-my-new-movie-Crushed Blue Velvet Girlfriend 2-is-released. For a graphical representation, here is a screenshot of the site about 4 minutes after the game ended
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It will never approach RCMB or anything in the SEC not related to Vandy, but TWO redundant posts sarcastically "thanking" the coaches for losing the game, one out-and-out "Fire Borges" thread and one claiming he merely "sucked", one thread already set for deletion, and about 1,100 posts in a game thread, 50% of them berating Al Borges and the team for a poor second half, is nothing to sneeze at. Subsequent posts included petitions to fire Al Borges, a couple crying out for sanity, and one inferring a discussion about iCarly and Larry Hagman that felt appropriate for an 8th-grader's "MySpace" profile. Then Ace showed up with his usual quality summary and solid reasoning, which is like, Booo this man!
So why is this a "Best"? Because this outpouring feels organic and based on real concerns. During the RR era, people used to freak out after wins OR losses, calling for guys' heads and questioning everyone's credentials from the water boy on up. It was an anger born from desperation and confusion, watching a once-proud program flail about on the field for 3 hours every Saturday. But with this team, the complaints are natural, as people know what Michigan is and what they aren't, and the reasons behind those limitations are real. It's sobering to see the cracks in this team both today and going forward, but at least they aren't obfuscated by a general malaise.
Worst: The Blame Game
Since time immemorial fans have complained about offensive coordinators at UM; in my lifetime, I don't remember a single OC who left the program without being singed pretty badly on the way out. DC's tend to get off cleaner, at least in part because defensive playcalling feels "harder" to dissect than offensive sets. It probably is a combination of the reactive nature of defense versus the active nature of offense, fans being trained to focus more on the ball than anything else on the field, and the reality that, with few exceptions, offensive players are more prominent, their successes and failures more memorable than their defensive counterparts. And as the puppet master, the general leading that side onto the field, the offensive coordinator naturally takes on a prominent, public-facing role that invites criticism.
Al Borges called a good first half of football against OSU and between a predictable (best case) and atrocious (worst case) second half. Of course, he probably doesn't deserve as much credit as he'll get for the first half nor as much blame for the cratering in the second half. Denard's end-of-quarter 67-yard TD run was all about a playmaker taking advantage of poor tackling technique by OSU and making a play with the ball. In the second half, he wasn't the reason Devin fumbled the ball deep in UM's territory, nor the line's continued inability to get any type of push up the middle.
So yes, the offense failed to do much in the second half against an aggressive but beatable defense. And while it did reasonably well in terms of points in the first half, two of those TDs were on plays that benefitted as much from OSU mistakes as UM's offensive playcalling. I already discussed Denard's run benefitting from the GERG-approved "bump the runner, but hard" tackling technique. The muffed punt by Brown gave UM great field positioning, and they cashed in after OSU again bailed them out with a roughing the passer penalty on 3rd down. The pass to Roundtree was a decent playcall but morphed from first-down yardage to TD because of a stiff-arm and some blown coverage. At no point today did the offense feel particularly well-tuned, and toward the end the playcalling devolved to a single index card with "throw the ball" scribbled on it with blue crayon.
For better or for worse, this game was a microcosm of what Al Borges brings to UM. As I have said for months, echoing others both here and in the greater blogosphere, he is not the type of OC who is willing/capable of drastically altering his gameplan within a game, and only sparingly between games. It was clear after the first game of the year that he has an offense in mind with the players he has, and outside of massive injuries to key players that won't change.
He's Teddy KGB, and his tell was nakedly obvious to everyone who watched this game, and really, the past two seasons. He'll win his fair share of hands because the cards dealt to him dictate so, but he's had two seasons to show the UM faithful that he is better than statistics and flops and hasn't come close to proving otherwise.
Worst: Loyalty
One of the chief complaints people had during the Rich Rodriguez era was the blind loyalty he showed to certain members of his staff, often at odds with their performance on the field. The name "Tony Gibson" remains a bad word on certain message boards, and at various times Bruce Tall and Jay Hopson came under fire for their ineffective coaching. Yet despite fielding horrific defenses and offensive units that were "unpredictable" at best for long stretches of his tenure, RR kept these coaches around because they had come up with him and thus deserved his loyalty, like a successful athlete who finances a cadre of family and friends because he had history with them. And that, as much as the recruiting misses, the weak performances in big games, the caustic media environment, and the losing, was the reason he failed at UM.
So when Brady Hoke arrived at UM, after all of the memorable quotes and wins, one message you kept hearing was his loyalty. He loved this program, he loved this school, and he respected the coaches that worked with him. The 11 wins masked some of the issues that became more prominent this year, previously hidden behind unsustainable fumble recovery rates and last-second heroics. The offense has struggled mightily all year, with the line unable to consistently open lanes for running backs, who then seem unable to produce any additional yards beyond those made available by play design and blocking. The passing game has proven more proficient as the season progressed, but that seems to have been due as much due to poor defenses as any growth brought on by better play-calling and maturation. Punt returns remain an issue for special teams, as does blocking on kick-offs, but that may be as easy as adopting a couple different formations and getting someone back there who won't let the ball bounce 20 yards after it touches the ground.
The defense has been statistically spectacular and functionally solid. Mattison has been able to generate solid play at all three levels despite a dearth of experience and/or talent at those positions, but the secondary remains questionable outside of Kovacs and the line could not hold up as the game progressed, being gashed consistently by Hyde in the 4th quarter. But those feel like correctable issues with recruiting, and the advancements already made for a unit that 2 years ago was one of the worst in the nation provide hope.
I am not advocating wholesale changes of the staff, but it will be a test of Brady Hoke's loyalty to see what happens after the bowl game. RR seemingly picked loyalty to his coaches over winning*, and it cost him. We'll see if Hoke believes that these men can fix the problems before them and move on, or if his loyalty to UM leads him to shake up the staff.
*I know this is reductive to an extent, but I honestly believe changes to the staff could have saved him in his second and third years.
Worst: The Wall
This game was like the meanest 13-year-olds you'll ever meet, because it rudely highlighted the season-long inability of this squad to run the ball with anyone not named Denard. Lewan struggled for swaths of the game, highlighted by Adolphus Washington strip-sacking Gardner on UM's opening drive. Thomas Rawls had 3 yards on 5 carries, highlighted by 1 and 2-yard runs on first down. On twelve rushes in the second half, UM totaled 23 yards for 1.9 yds/c, and that includes a fumble and two instances where UM got 0 yards on short third- and fourth-down runs. Beyond this game, Fitz had rushing averages of 1.1 (Purdue), 3.4 (Illinois), and 0.9 (Air Force), and failed to break 100 yards all season before his injury, a year after recording 5. With Lewan likely leaving, talented but young recruits on the line probably not quite ready to start, and Denard and his 3 1,000 yard seasons graduating, it remains a mystery how this team will move the ball on the ground at all next year.
Best: Denard
It's been said already, but Denard once again left everyone breathless. People will probably remember the 67-yard TD run, but he also had an amazing 30-yard run on UM's first drive, and finished with 122 yards on 10 carries. He definitely struggled in the second half with a fumble and less than 10 yards on 4 carries, and there were signs that he might have been injured after that early fumble. Regardless, he scored his 6th career TD against OSU, and showed continued leadership and support for this team in whatever capacity he was asked. And while it does appear that it may take a fresh set of eyes to use him to the best of his abilities, he leaves UM as an all-time great both on and off the field.
Worst: Fun with Flags
Per usual, the Big Ten referees were out in full force, throwing 14 flags for around 130 yards. The customary WTF Call of the Week Award(TM) goes to the atrocious offensive PI on Roy Roundtree that even stopped Chris Spielman, but this game also featured a couple of personal fouls and a couple of missed calls, including the Norfleet facemask penalty on an OSU punt return that even Dennis thought was going to be called given how frequently he kept looking at the ref as he ran off the field. It was a chippy game, but one due less to players making solid, hard-hitting plays as much as stupid block-in-the-back penalties and out-of-bound hits 2-3 yards into the sideline. It felt like a MSU-UM game, and both of these teams should be better than that.
Best: Devin, the Defense, and the Future
Despite his struggles holding onto the ball and that bad interception to effectively end the game, I thought Gardner played reasonably well. He was under near-constant pressure all game (4 sacks), and had no running game to support him in the second half. 11-20 with a TD and an INT are decent numbers in only your 4th game of the season at QB and the first "real" road game (Minny barely counts as a football team given how they ended the season). Roy Roundtree also had a nice finishing game against OSU, highlighted of course by that 75-yard TD, while Gallon continued his sneaky-good season with 67 more yards. Both of these guys came on strong to end the season, and I think Gallon will have a fine senior year.
Now, you'd think after giving up 20 points in the first half the defense would be in for a Worst, but they held tough in the second half despite being on the field seemingly the whole time, only giving up 6 points (3 after a turnover that gave OSU the ball on the UM 10 yard line) and forcing a fumble. The line largely held until the 4th quarter, when Hyde and co. started to gash them inside. Mattison devised a defense that limited Miller to one 42-yard scramble but also sacked him 4 times. Miller had a good day passing the ball, but he noticeably slowed down the second half and, frankly, he remains far less dangerous with his arm than with his legs. It wasn't a dominant performance by any means, and the corners were still unable to stay with OSU's receivers at times, but it played well enough to win.
Will Campbell finished with 10 tackles, and the LBs all played reasonably well. Frank Clark had a bone-shattering sack on Miller in the first half and recovered a fumble caused by JMFR in the 4th to give the team a chance. The future looks bright for this unit, and it will be interesting to see how they play at the bowl game after a month to prepare and next season firmly in view.
Best: In the Wild
So on Wednesday, I attended the UM-Pitt basketball game at MSG with BronxBlueWife (BBW, for short, though not really in any way), and obviously wanted to support the team and rock the Maize and Blue. But as someone who graduated college about a decade ago, those old Steve & Barry t-shirts are starting to fall apart, and I haven't been back to replenish the stock recently. But then I remembered that I DID have a shirt with the appropriate color scheme, fit, and yes you know where this is going…
Yes, that's BronxBlue rocking the smedium t-shirt (stupid dryer). And yes, I am married, gainfully employed, and the owner of an automobile and a 401k. Also, apparently, a 4.2-head and an 8-year-old haircut. But these shirts do exist in the wild and are worn non-ironically. And as you can see, seats were VERY available.
So maybe outside of the bowl game, this will be it for my weekly recaps of games. I'm not knowledgeable enough of a basketball fan to really dissect the game in a meaningful way, and there are so many games that even short recaps would take quite a bit of time. I might knock one out before the conference season starts if anything eventful plays out, and maybe after a marquee game or two. But thanks to everyone who read through my rants and leaving comments. Go Blue!

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LONG BEACH – When a gopher – call him Ishmael – pops his furry frame up from its habitat, he sees a sea of green.
From horizon to horizon, at the sprawling El Dorado Regional Park, the lush landscape is prime turf for Ishmael and his furry family – thousands strong.
The exact number in the gopher family isn't known, but the rough educated guess is that there are about 100,000 calling the city's 3,000 acres of parks home, according to Ramon Arevalo, superintendent of grounds maintenance for the city's Parks, Recreation and Marine Department.
Ishmael isn't on the lookout for some madman Ahab, but for park groundkeepers intent on rehabs.
Environmentalists see the gophers as a critical part of the wildlife ecosystem, especially at El Dorado Park. However, the groundkeepers work to control the gopher populations, mainly in the playfields, in an attempt to minimize hazards – burrowed holes or compromised turf prone to caving.
"It's a common problem," said Arevalo.
The city park maintenance crews, however, wage a restrained effort against the gopher population.
Arevalo and the ground maintenance crews recognize the role gophers play, especially in the parks' ecosystems, which is most obvious at El Dorado Regional Park.
The park's critical food chain has the gopher as bait for predatory birds such as hawks, owls, herons and egrets, according to Ann Cantrell, environmental activist and treasurer of Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust.
"The birds have a feast," Arevalo chimed in. "This is their buffet."
Coyotes also feast on the gophers.
Long Beach Park Ranger David Sterling, director of Park Rangers Association of California's Region 4, said El Dorado Regional Park tends to be a large haven for the coyotes, which enjoy a meaty menu of gophers du jour.
They can be seen digging into the gopher holes – at times hunting for gophers, at others seeking ground squirrels, the ranger reported.
"They'll stick their nose into the holes," Sterling added. "They'll also do some cat-like pouncing."
There's no shortage of gophers, however, since they have up to eight breeding periods each year.
"They're prolific breeders," Arevalo added.
The population soars during heavy rainy seasons, and ebbs during dry spells, according to Arevalo. However, he added, the reduced gopher numbers do not reduce the coyote numbers, since there are other food sources such as ducks.
"They'll eat anything," Arevalo said.
The gophers generally migrate to grassy areas near water sources, and parks with lakes become prime terra firma, Arevalo said.
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However, the burrowing not only causes hazards, but the herbivorous gophers destroy vegetation, especially around flower beds. Arevalo said one good deterrent is the Society Garlic plant.
"They won't touch it at all," he added.
In their population control effort, the maintenance crew members – those with training and credential license – use Fumitoxin pellets that don't stay in the system. Any predator eating dead gophers will not also be poisoned by the gas product.
Fumitoxin tablets and pellets begin to react with atmospheric moisture to produce small quantities of phosphine gas, according to the direction booklet by the producer, Pestcon Systems Inc.
Cantrell worries that any control efforts – especially with the use of gas – could also harm burrowing owls or herons. The herons, she added, place their beaks deep into the burrowed holes.
There also are ground squirrels and snakes that will be endangered, she added.
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The control effort generally results between 500 and 1,000 fewer gophers, according to Arevalo.
The gophers march on – renewing their ranks during the breeding periods, which last about 90 days, according to Arevalo. These days, however, the gophers' survival efforts are also assisted by city budgetary problems.
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Control efforts are mainly focused on sports fields – softball and soccer fields get attention – because of the safety concerns.
"That's all I can afford," Arevalo said. "I don't have enough funding to do every park."
Besides, the gophers are important to park wildlife, Arevalo emphasized.
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So Ishmael and most of his furry friends will not need coffins for a while, and they can enjoy the sea of green lush landscape, munching on leaves of grass as he peers into the sanctuary, on the lookout for the predatory birds and coyotes.
"They'll have their happy life – forever," Arevalo declared.
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- FINC / Graduate Economics Adjunct Coordinator, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul / Minneapolis (2007 - present)
- Adjunct Instructor, University of North Carolina - School of Government, Chapel Hill (2009 - present)
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- Visiting Professor, University of Rochester - Simon School of Business and Eastman School of Music, Rochester (2002 - 2002)
- Visiting Professor, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (1993 - 1994)
- Associate Professor with tenure, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul / Minneapolis (1984 - 1992)
- Visiting Professor, University of British Columbia Department of Economics, Vancouver (1992 - 1992)
- Assistant Professor, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul / Minneapolis (1979 - 1984)
- Senior Research Analyst and Staff Economist, Minnesota Crime Control Planning Board (formerly Governor's Commission on Crime Prevention and Contr, St. Paul (1975 - 1979)
- Adjunct Instructor, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul / Minneapolis (1976 - 1979)
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- Regional Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, St. Louis (1969 - 1971)
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- American Economic Association
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- International Society for Third-Sector Research
- Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action
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- Humanities of Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (the Dutch Research Council), Reviewer
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- Gray, C. M. (1998). Hope for the future? Childhood exposure to the arts and adult visits to art museums. Journal of Cultural Economics, (22),
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- Combs, K. L., Gray, C. M., & Spry, J. A. (2007). Updated managerial economics and organizational architecture test bank. McGraw-Hill
- Gray, C. M. (2007). Financing Nonprofits: Putting Theory into Practice. In Dennis Young (Ed.), Gifts in kind and other illiquid assets Ch 10 (pp. 227-241). AltaMira Press
- Oster, S. M., Gray, C. M., & Weinberg, C. (2004). Effective Economic Decision Making by Nonprofit Organizations. In Dennis R. Young (Ed.), Pricing in the nonprofit sector Ch 2 (pp. 27-45). The Foundation Center
- Gray, C. M. (2002). Handbook of Cultural Economics. In Ruth Towse (Ed.), Public Participation in the Arts. Edward Elgar
- Gray, C. M., & Heilbrun, J. (2001). The economics of art and culture 2nd ed. Cambridge University Press
- Gray, C. M., & Heilbrun, J. (1993). The economics of art and culture. Cambridge University Press
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a demo bike being fitted with a flexx bar..my next "gotta have it"
looks like bill is waiting his turn to buy some girlie stuff....is that for your next kitchen pass?
btw 540exc rider, the yammie color is still evident..
time to ride and jim will agree that 950adv is a handful in the deep sand..
there are several routes, white for beginners, blue for novice/intermediate, yellow for intermediate/advance, and red for those who dare. we thought blue was a tough intermediate, and took that one....
the 950 is a big bike for this place, but riceless and spafxr didn't think so
it was truly a beautiful day, we thought...
as far as you can see...you can ride (before the marines take it over)
rhinoeatr on his new 450EXC, i guess he hasn't read the ktm rider's orange rule book yet....
just another little hill
when i lead the ride..everyone gets a lot of breaks....
more pics next....
california adventure rider
dirt around and beyond los angeles
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Andrew Andersen
Some sources list his surname as "Jorgensen"; from Denmark; son of Jorgen Christian Jorgensen and Anne Nielsen Petersen.
Russell K. Homer Company (1858)Age at departure: 29
- Andersen, Andrew, Autobiographical sketch, in Biographical sketches, 1891- , reel 2, box 2, fd. 4, item 4.
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- Church History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah


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I met a woman in my industry, she is young, strong and so intelligent. She is a Christian, yet a full on bulldog in business. I'm completely in awe by her, inspired. She embodies strength and determination. I said "yet"… I often thought that Christianity meant being soft, it does not, being a bulldog in business does not mean you aren't soft inside, it means you make the hard decisions and those turn out better for everyone in the end. She completely challenged so many of my preconceived notions and has made me a better person for knowing her just a short while. That is inspiration. You don't need to be mentored, just shown.
My kids love this word. Random. I am that word. I wish I were more planned but I'm not. I like spur of the moment, moving on a whim. Big ideas, heart, instinct, emotion… I'm unlearning random and working towards defined, precise, planned, being more emotionally intelligent.
My family….
My family is everything but it's extensive, of course, it's my mom, dad, sisters, kids, husband, in-laws.. but it's also the friends who I can call to pick up my kids, chat with, cry with, it's the employees – for whom the word "employee" feels all wrong, I love them with all my heart. Family is Toni, Belen, Inez, Ana, Christina… I don't see you but you are my brothers, sisters and just plain family.
God knows I've tried…
Belief. To believe in something greater… as small as a mustard seed is all you need? OK, I choose to believe.
Playing tag, kids no longer yell "time-out" they yell pause… a sign of the times.
What matters…
People, that's all that matters. Simple. To myself… put that phone away… focus on them, the moment, love them deeply, be in the moment. Never substitute screen time for facetime.
Last night, I watched Fault in our Stars with Julia. When I read the book, I related to the main characters, the children. But last night, I felt the intense emotions and love that the parents felt for Gus and Hazel. The connection that movie made with me as a mother was too close to home, I was a puddle. I tear up thinking about the reality that so many parents have to live with and I am grateful. Overwhelmed with gratitude that in this moment my loved ones are happy and healthy. As a mom, that is what I live for. I am blessed with an amazing family, siblings, parents and in-laws. and a am grateful…. very grateful.
- My mom, her wisdom, love and faith. How no matter how tough things are in her life, my problems are important to her and her belief that we can lift them up to God and that he cares
- Sitting in the hot tub on rainy days with the kids and looking at the stars
- Kristina's soul, she has the most amazing heart and is so beautifully sensitive
- Coffee with double chocolate powder in the morning
- Sean's affection and humor, his intensity and brightness
- Camping on the islands with the family, s'mores over the campfire
- Julia's personality, brains and leadership, she is wise way beyond her years, put together and incredibly kind
- All my customers but especially the first one's who made such an impact on my future: Steve Ramirez, Scott Flagel, Gavin Landry and Phil Jackson
- A husband who loves me, cooks, has a sense of humor and is a wonderful father
- Tina and Jeff LaPell who make me laugh so hard I cry
- Pool parties, screaming children, floats, cookouts and bbq's, happy chatter
- For soccer games where I can scream and cheer for Sean and his friends
- Zumba with Lisa and Jen, who smile while they get every last ounce of energy out of you and how great you feel because your doing it
- My sister Pam who is childlike in her joy and exuberance when surprised and brilliant and detailed in business and keeps me together there with her wisdom
- My sister-in-law Liz whose help with our landscaping has resulted in a backyard I love
- For the millions of flowers divided and given to me from my mom in my garden
- For Kristina's artistic eye and how her photography captures light in the most spectacular way
- For an incredible community of friends who I can count on and who can count on me to help with watching, transporting and caring for our kids, who lend an ear when things go wrong and don't judge and cheer for my kid as if they were theirs
- For my brother, and that he met a wonderful woman who he might marry and in Peru no less! and the fun we will have celebrating at his wedding
- For my dad and the depth of his love for me and the twinkle in his eye when we talk
- For music and dance parties with my kids, I love to watch them breakdance
- Tony Flores and his love for everyone and everything, his generosity and his Heart and the valves and a successful surgery. For how he took me in so many years ago in Spain and for the memories I have of Europe from living in Spain to Italy and Mark and my epic backpacking trip through Europe.
- For Belen and our friends in Spain and the kindness and friendship they extended to us at our visit
- For the time with my family in Paris and London and the experiences of a lifetime
- Walks at the ocean, stepping over Jellyfish and looking for shells
- The sunshine and a cool breeze
- Customer Hugs – the customers who come into the office and offer a hug instead of a handshake because we are that close.
- For my oldest sister Cheryl and her thoughtfulness, and kindness, her glitter and her sparkle, her family for being able to visit them in NYC even though I don't often. For how it feels when you are in her house, for the walk around Prospect Park
- For being healthy and having healthy children and a healthy husband. For surviving car crashes and an ectopic pregnancy that almost killed me – for the support of family in these times.
- Chocolate Pot of Creme, chocolate pudding and chocolate chip cookies
- Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and the joy of gathering with family and friends
- My IPhone and the reminders which usually get me there on time
- Sea salt on everything but especially on buttered popcorn with yeast, cause that means we're having fun
- Doris for being one of my two bestest friends in the world and for teaching me how to play poker
- Theresa and how it always feels like yesterday
- Stuart Weitzman shoes and boots
- Jeff Klein and Ian Hartten for getting me involved in the digital masterminds group
- Lake George, the water, the village, Bolton Landing and the memories in, on and near the water
- For sunsets anywhere
- For Michelle Brodt who keeps the circle going
- Mary Goetz and her exuberance, constant positivity and joy
- Mutti and in-laws that I love to be with, a father-in-law who helped us when we were struggling financially and 136 Ottawa
- Having a brother in law who is a lawyer
- Amazing teachers for my kids – especially Mr. Hendersen who made Sean's year special last year
- The Galapagos and a trip I will someday take with Sean and the family
- My future Herpatologist, for turtles and turtle farms, his love of reading books and all things science
- Snuggles at nighttime and cuddles in the morning
- Rainbows and how the light shines after a rainstorm, the smell in the air and for stumping in the puddles
- A cozy home
- Winter concerts, teachers like Miss Conti who inspire, make you laugh, make you cry and inspire children to be kind and believe
- Mr. Verheyn and his encouragement of the kids musical abilities
- The Adirondack Theater Festival, movies, plays and musicals
- Time to jump on the trampoline with the kids playing silly games like hashi hashi poopi poopi
- Marco polo at nightime
- Champagne toasts, Valentine's Day and Neighbors I really like
- Jaime Murphy who has bailed me out more times than once
- A pancake griddle – it saves sooo much time
- Skiing, snowboarding as a family for watching the kids as they try new things and yell – "Watch this mom!!!"
- Mark's tradition of taking the kids skating on black ice and what a special memory that is
- Jumping off the cliffs in Lake George
- Galas and friends like Kristen and Anne to go with
- Mannix Marketing, the team, the teamwork, the talent and the caring people
- Having had Steven my magical nephew live with us for a while
- Go carts and laser tag with the kids
- Sean's neighborhood friend Matt and how he is so polite and makes me laugh, he's so cute and funny
- I'm thankful for the three scout leaders – Carole, Jaime and Courtney who dedicate so much time and patience to build self confidence, friendships, values and knowledge
- I'm thankful for swords and Nerf guns and how they get used daily in my life
- Christmas trees, the smell of wreaths, and Christmas lights that brighten the winter months
- How Lela and Kristina play for hours in her room, no electronics just imagination and they never get bored of each other. Their imaginations are endless
- For runs with Mark even though I don't really love running and walks with Tina
- Giggling girls, is there anything better than the sound of a childs laughter
- Mother son time and laser tag
- A husband who gets me, who tells me when I'm out of line in a way that is kind, who cooks and helps with laundry because he can and is thoughtful and considerate
- For my mom's birthday cakes, every year she makes the most amazing cakes for the kids and they are always so excited to see her creations. She makes them feel special and know they are loved with this generous gift of her time and talents
- Hikes and having the Adirondacks as our playground. I am thankful we live just 5 miles from a quick lovely hike that leads to views of the lake.
- Color me Rad runs, our first half marathon and mud runs with the children but most of all watching Mark run with Julia for their bonding and special relationship. For friends who inspire us to run like Jeff and Amy.
- Two smelly dogs who get so excited every morning when I come down the stairs
- Concerts – where we can sit back and be proud and entertained and for Miss Conti's enthusiasm and energy
- Hot Showers, they are mini-vacations every morning, where you can close your eyes and enjoy the moment
- Massages, I love massages – from my husband, from my loving kids and giving them to the kids – we call that making pizza, and paid professional massages.
- Holding hands – I love holding my children's hands, I love having two hands when three hands want to be held, and we have to get creative, I love when Mark hold's my hand to reassure me, strengthen me or just to say I love you. I love how little children hold each others hands and swing them on the soccer field when they should be chasing after the ball but a new friendship means so much more my dear sweet Julia
- Double H Ranch and the work they do for children and families going through the unthinkable, for the love of the staff and every person that works there and the courage of the children
- For missionaries everywhere who give their time like my mom will to give food and medical attention to those that need it most. For all of those dedicated to ending hunger and poverty
- Stand Up Paddleboarding dates with Julia – may we have many many more. I love to watch her get more daring, try new things and her sense of humor mixed with challenge.
- My camera, I am blessed with a great camera that captures the most amazing moments that I want to remember forever.
- Hope, when things go wrong, for being an optimist and always hoping for the best
- August when everything is perfect from horse racing to the temperature of the lake
- That I never have to worry about Julia doing her homework, getting good grades, I never ask about her homework, quizzes or tests, because she works hard without any adult intervention, she has always been organized and she cares to do her best. This is an amazing gift she has given me as a parent so I can spend my time worrying about other stuff.
- Margy & Pam Mannix and Ed Ostberg – when we moved back I had no friends in the area and my sister-in-law was my closest friend next door and invited me to know all of her amazing friends – Evan, Melissa, Marjolaine…. and the time spent with these friends meant the world to me. Ed because in that same time he introduced me to the arts project, where I met John Strong, Ike Wolgin and Tina LaPell, these people I not only admire but love despite the fact that my children have taken me away from spending time with them. Pam Mannix for inviting me to her cookie swaps. I will always have a special place in my heart for this amazing group who helped me through my late 20 something and early 30 something days.
- Mary Brandt – she was my greatest mentor and the epitome of the female leader that I wanted to be like, for the time we had at West Mountain creating the crazy $10 Monday night couponless coupon nights and slush cup jump and the cardboard derby – for the opportunity to really spread my wings with marketing and go crazy with ideas.
- Ken Hoggins – Theresa's husband – who cared enough to make sure I got the best insurance and finds the best wine for me
- A husband who buys me the most amazing dresses and how I feel when I wear them, a husband who actually loves me enough that he likes to shop with me.
- For Fort Lauderdale getaways – it's a short 3 hour flight and I'm alone withe my husband at the beach and for my mom who babysits to allow us to have couple time that is so desperately needed when you have three very active children and a worrisome mom.
- Dick Taylor and Steve – for making me laugh, being the best clients I could wish for and for Dick for coming to Vegas with us when we were nominated for winning the US Search Award. For winning the US Search Award, that was exciting, such an honor for the company and to share that with Atlantic British and Chris and Dick and especially Nick, made it even more special.
- Sledding right outside our door, and having hot chocolate with marshmallows afterwards, the rosy cheeks and the feeling of happy exhaustion
- Cousins to love and that my children know and love their cousins. For the example that Kathy and John have been to me as parents, for their wisdom. I'm amazed by their parenting skills and the result is so evident in their successful, smart, kind and accomplished kids.
- The hardest times of my life for they make me appreciate the best times of my life.
- For the funny things the kids say, for in vitro and for having a boy who tells the story of how he's older than his older sister but he was just frozen for three years.
- For surprises – How fun it was to throw a surprise party for Julia this year and how completely surprised she was
- Sales, bargains, treasures to be uncovered – growing up frugal and without much, makes you appreciate the bargain, love the hunt, for shopping at Salvation Army on Black Friday instead of a Big Box store with the family – for Scrabble after the turkey dinner.
- For our extended family: The Patels, Inez, Anna, Christina Keding, Michela Gambini and the whole Gambini family and for growing up in a household where everyone from India, Italy, Holland, Germany and Brazil was welcome, where troubled children came to heal where my parents lived a life where extreme generosity and love was overflowing and for the many fruits of that amazing childhood.
Being a mom means… laughing when you pick up papers, only to find out you have super glue on every finger and every hand. Finding out that your daughter got freaked out when the glue got on her hands and totally forgot she left super glue everywhere.
Being a mom means not freaking out when you find that your contact lens case is filled with home made lip gloss, or when you find the melted crayons and a very colorful saucepan in the sink.
Being a mom means being able to decipher between bad behavior that is rooted in selfishness and bad behavior that is rooted in self consciousness, anxiety or stress and pouring on love when it's the latter.
Being a mom means that you pick your battles, go with the flow and know when they really just need to be hugged, understood or have their flaws overlooked.


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Customs bureau files smuggling raps vs illegal importers of DVDs, laptops
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MANILA, Philippines—The Bureau of Customs on Thursday filed before the Department of Justice (DoJ) smuggling complaint against two traders and brokers in connection with an attempt to smuggle into the country P18-million worth of illegally imported Digital Video Discs (DVD), laptops and cell-phone accessories and unidentified chemicals.
Facing complaint for violation of the Tariffs and Customs Code and Republic Act 9239 or the Optical Media Act of 2003 are Zachris General Merchandise Attorney-in-fact Daribeth Sevillano of Mabolo, Cebu City, together with her company's licensed Customs broker Joseph Spencer R. Lopez.
Based on the complaint, they failed to produce the required Optical Media Board permit for their 20-footer container van importation of 1,200 cartons of DVD-Rs worth eight (8) million pesos.
Also facing similar complaint is Richflow Trading owner Crisanto Caldozo Jr., and his licensed Customs broker Janet Jackelou R. Coriga for their part after customs officials discovered that their 40-footer container van shipment of 88,750 pieces of DVDs, music DVDs, 103,800 pieces of assorted cell phone and laptop accessories, unidentified chemicals and other goods worth P10 million were misdeclared as housewares.
Records showed that the smuggling attempts which were made in the Ports of Cebu and the Manila International Container Port in March this year.
Zachris' shipment arrived at the Port of Cebuon March 3, 2012, while Richflow's shipment arrived at the MICP on March 31, 2012.
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text: Nowadays, these Tenggerese Horsemen takes tourists up the Volcano daily basis, the average trip up the volcano will cost you Rp. 30,000 – Rp.100,000 (about USD 3 - USD 10) depending on your bargaining skills. These horsemen start working at 4am and returns back to their regular jobs after 10am when all the tourist leaves. Business is tough these days, this is the off peak tourist season and not many tourists take the horse ride up these days judging by the number of horses awaiting for business.