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Juniper Networks VPN
I hate this pile of ****. I REALLY hate this pile.
Frequent disconnects causing me to have to relogin to even check my damn email. Times out. Compounds the problems I already have with Office. I frequently get errors like 'Unauthorized Access' and 'User Already Logged In'. I can't get my email or to network drive because of this ****.
We had VPN setup prior to getting this Juniper crap and it worked fine all the time. Just because some schmuck wanted to be able to log into the company network through someone else's machine, we got this Juniper ****. 99% of our work is done at our own machines. We don't need this ****.
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Juniper is such a filthy POS company. Their Odyssey wireless client makes me sick to my ass.
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Juniper bought Netscreen. That's how dumb they are.
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$4 Billion????? WTH?
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****in piece of **** is at it again
I only get NUMEROUS emails daily and all my work has deadlines.
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software based VPN FTW.
i set one up at the place i used to work at. if you need help writing scripts and creating keys, i can help you with it ;)
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one advice, I am only going to say it one, ditch the Juniper Networks VPN software, this is the worst POS Ive had to deal with.
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SXSW 2010: Beijing Taxi Reviw: In Jia Zhangke's Unknown Pleasures, the otherwise hopeless citizens of Shanxi province's Datong momentarily freak out and celebrate the announcement that the 2008 Olympics will be hosted in Beijing, cheering around TVs on the street. You could look at Beijing Taxi as a kind of sequel, using the careers of three Beijing cabdrivers two years before the Olympics to launch into showing a wider portrait of key parts of Beijing's infrastructure - its malls, new apartment buildings, elaborate cardboard miniature scale representations of the future sprawl and so on, the kind of important functional spaces that are rarely documented. (Worth noting: the "low-cost hospital for ordinary citizens" looks exactly like the hospital in Pleasures, which tells you a lot about how standardized that is.)
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Linux Driver Updates: nVidia sleeping?
I have a DSL Problem with Linux and reported it to nVidia:
"I have a problem/bug with my nForce 1 board when connected via PPPoE on DSL with SuSE Linux 8.2 Pro using the nForce onboard Ethernet controller.
The problem is the following:
As soon as I open a website, for example www.nvidia.com, as long as the site is loading the cursor/mouse movement slows down a lot, it also effects browsing through the Linux options by slowing the menus down as well.
However, it only happens while opening a website and loading its contents, on a constant data stream for example downloading a 100 MB Linux file everything stays fluently.
As soon as the website and all of its contents are loaded, everything goes fluently again as well.
The problem happens with ALL browsers: Galeon, Mozilla, Firebird, Konqueror etc."
Their reply:
We are aware of this performance bug with nForce 1 and our nvnet driver since June. We are planning a fix for this bug in the future.
Sorry for the inconvenience,"
I really wonder what they mean with "in the future".
The fire out a new set of "unofficial" and "leaked" Cheatonator drivers for Winblows almost every week and need decades for releasing a new driver set for Linux.
The last Linux release is dated June 2003.
Yes I know Linux might only represent only 1% of the market, however, we are talking about a time span of not less that 4 months.
Even if Linux isnt a high priority thing at nV, in 4 months it should be possible to release an updated Linux driver.
This post is not intended to start a flame war.
I simply am very disappointed about the entire situation.
Thats how it goes with Linux support, ATI didnot release a driver for about 8 months.
Nvidia GFX driver support in Linux is top quality indeed, I can play quiet a few of my favorite games in Linux without any trouble.
I'm sure it will be soon.
so can i...
I am speaking of an nvnet component that does not really work well.
And when going online with linux pretty much is more pain than gain and you can totally forget online gaming (Americas Army, Q3) or even normal surfing thanks to this bug in the driver which is known for a eternety then frustration grows.
I really hope they will fix it soon
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Good afternoon,
I would like to inquire as to the status of the upcomming linux driver for my nvnet module. I am experiencing difficulties with your current driver offering. Any information would be sincerely appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
Your Name
Your product
See what you get back.
Thanx muchly,
Frank Russo
Will do so, I really hope they will reply...mail is away.
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Thank you for your time,
Frank Russo
Would do so...if I wouldnt live in Germany.
I used to chat a lot with one of the nForce engineers, then 2002 after I sent him a christmas card he thanked me and never replied or anything to my emails again.
I sent him the Linux eMail too, hopely he will reply.
Just got a eMail from him saying that the bug is fixed and there are some last changes done on the drivers.
Looks like they should be released soon :)
on this sort of issue does anybody know ANYTHING about what happened to andy?
His last post is was a eternety ago, I dont know...I remember him saying he barely has time to look at this webboard.
good its about time for a new nvidia driver release. Hopefully they will improve the performance also a little.
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4) Next, seal the meat with the foil, by bringing the long edges together and folding them. Seal loosely to provide space for steam expansion during cooking.
5) Also, fold the short ends and completely seal the loin roast.
6) Further, place the sealed pork loin over medium coals on the cooking grid, and cover and grill for about 1-1 1/4 hour per pound or until roast is no longer pink.
7) In the meantime, to prepare the sauce, take a 1 quart saucepan and mix butter or margarine, brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce, vinegar, onion powder, catsup, and soy sauce.
8) Place the saucepan on medium heat and bring the mixture to a boil. Lower the heat and simmer the mixture on medium-low heat, uncovered for 15 minutes.
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Thousands apply for state redistricting panel
Palo Alto physicist Charles Munger, who helped bankroll Proposition 11, is sponsoring an initiative that would add congressional districts to the commission's responsibilities.
In a midterm election year when congressional Democrats are expected to have dozens of seats to defend, it's unclear whether Pelosi will be in a position to spend freely to torpedo such an initiative.
"We don't know why elected officials would oppose a measure that districts be drawn fairly in an open and transparent process, but that remains to be seen," said Theresa Wheeler, who is coordinating Munger's petition drive.
In the past, legislators, preoccupied with redrawing their own districts, have tended to give the House delegation whatever it wants.
Some analysts doubt that will be the case in 2011.
"If I were a member of Congress, I wouldn't be as sanguine about 2011 as past redistrictings, because the Legislature is not going to have anything to distract it," said Tim Hodson, director of the Center for California Studies at California State University Sacramento.
Meanwhile, Rep. Howard Berman, D-North Hollywood, and his brother Michael Berman, architect of the much-criticized redistricting process in 2001, are behind an initiative that would undo Proposition 11 and give all redistricting responsibility back to the Legislature.
"It's better for redistricting to be done by the Legislature," said UCLA law professor Daniel Lowenstein, who wrote the Berman initiative that is still early in the process.
"Redistricting is entirely a political matter, and there's one agency in California that is set up precisely for the purpose of resolving political matters, which is the Legislature, whose members are accountable to the voters in a political way."
The 14 members of the Citizens Redistricting Commission — five Democrats, five Republicans and four who are members of other parties or no party — will be chosen through a tough screening process.
Applicants must have voted in at least two of the last three general elections and have been registered with the same party or no party for at least five years.
They must meet exacting conflict-of-interest standards: They or their immediate family members in the past 10 years cannot have run for state or federal office, been a lobbyist, a political consultant, a political staff member, a state appointee or contributed $2,000 or more to a candidate in any year. Commissioners must pledge not to do any of these things for the next 10 years.
The requirements strike some as excessive.
"I think it's ludicrous to say that nobody who ever rode on a bus with anybody who knows anything about this process can serve on this commission," Lowenstein said. "Usually, we want people who are knowledgeable."
Hodson is one of a relative handful of people in California with redistricting experience as the former chief consultant to a state Senate committee. He is also an appointee to the state's Fair Political Practices Commission, making him ineligible.
"I'm not eligible to serve because I'm a gubernatorial appointee," Hodson said. "My term at the FPPC is up in 2011, which means I'm not eligible in 2021, which will be almost 10 years after I was a state official and 27 years after I left the Legislature."
Douglas Johnson, a consulting fellow at the Rose Institute of State and Local Government at Claremont McKenna College, has no problem with the standards.
"The goal is to exclude all the usual suspects in Sacramento," Johnson said. "Looking at California's history of redistricting, I'm not sure we want the decision-makers and technicians from past redistricting involved in this. From the perspective of good government, that's not a bad thing."


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) -
Below is a compilation of The Sports Network's predictions for the top games in Week 13 of the college football season. (Detailed previews for each game can be found by following the "Top 25 scoreboard" link within the FBS college football section of sportsnetwork.com)
(11) U-S-C (8-2) at (7) Arizona State (9-1), Thursday, 8 pm
Thought to be out of the Pac-10 race a few weeks ago, the Trojans have kept close and are now within striking distance. However, Erickson has done a great job in Tempe this year and his Sun Devils are more than capable of ending USC's reign of dominance in the conference.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Arizona State 27, USC 24
- Scott Haynes
Arkansas (7-4) at (1) L-S-U (10-1), Friday, 2:30 pm
LSU is the smart pick in this contest, but don't expect a blowout by the Tigers. Arkansas will pound Darren McFadden along the LSU defensive front, keeping things close from start to finish.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: LSU 31, Arkansas 27
- Pat Taggart
(13) Texas (9-2) at Texas A&M (6-5), Friday, 3:30 pm
Go with the Longhorns this week, as Jamaal Charles will carry the load. Also, Colt McCoy should be productive against a week Texas A&M secondary.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Texas 31, Texas A&M 28
- Pat Taggart
(17) Boise State (10-1) at (14) Hawaii (10-0), Friday, 9:05 pm
As the highest-ranking WAC teams to take the field against each other since 1994, the league could not have asked for a better finale to give it visibility on a national scale. With so much riding on this game for both programs, it will be the respective defenses that will decide the outcome. BSU will certainly try to get in the head of Colt Brennan, but as long as he keeps control and continues to make the right reads, this will be the contest that puts him on the map.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Hawaii 42, Boise State 38
- Gregg Xenakes
Miami-Florida (5-6) at (15) Boston College (9-2), Saturday, 12 pm
Boston College hasn't had much success against Miami over the years, but the two programs appear to be headed in different directions now. The Eagles are simply the better team here and they should be able to get past a Miami club that appears to have already given up on its season.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Boston College 27, Miami-Florida 13
- Ralph Lauro
(8) Virginia Tech (9-2) at (16) Virginia (9-2), Saturday, 12 pm
The Hokies are clicking on all cylinders, but winning in Charlottesville this year won't be easy. This should be a low-scoring affair, but the hometown team should do just enough to get the win and capture the Coastal Division crown in the process.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Virginia 20, Virginia Tech 17
- Scott Haynes
(19) Tennessee (8-3) at Kentucky (7-4), Saturday, 1:30 pm
Finally, the losing streak against Tennessee will come to an end for Kentucky. The home crowd will certainly help the cause, and Andre Woodson will put forth a tremendous effort.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Kentucky 31, Tennessee 23
- Pat Taggart
Utah (8-3) at (23) B-Y-U (8-2), Saturday, 2 pm
Already guaranteed at least a share of the MWC title for the second straight season, the Cougars just might let up a little in this game, even with so many more accomplishments yet to be realized. Knowing full well that a victory in the regular season finale would put them in a better position come the postseason, the Utes plan on throwing everything at BYU to make that happen.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Utah 31, BYU 27
- Gregg Xenakes
(9) Oregon (8-2) at U-C-L-A (5-5), Saturday, 3:30 pm
The Ducks are coming off a bad loss, and they will now be without one of the top quarterbacks in the nation. The good news though, Oregon is facing a team that has been crippled by injuries, especially at the quarterback position. Expect the Ducks' defense to shut down the Bruins, and look for Jonathan Stewart to carry the load offensively for the victory.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Oregon 27, UCLA 13
- Ralph Lauro
(20) Connecticut (9-2) at (4) West Virginia (9-1), Saturday, 3:30 pm
It all comes down to this, as the winner will earn the right to call themselves the Big East champion and will also get a chance to play in a BCS bowl game. WVU has been tough to beat at home over the years, and it appears to be the superior team here despite UConn's successful campaign. Steve Slaton and Pat White should run wild and the Mountaineers' defense should dominate, as WVU keeps its hopes alive for a possible national title appearance with a convincing win.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: West Virginia 38, Connecticut 10
- Ralph Lauro
(6) Georgia (9-2) at Georgia Tech (7-4), Saturday, 3:30 pm
It is hard to pick against Georgia right now, as Mark Richt's Bulldogs have been playing inspired football in recent weeks. Expect that to continue this weekend with a victory over Tech.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Georgia 27, Georgia Tech 17
- Pat Taggart
Oklahoma State (6-5) at (10) Oklahoma (9-2), Saturday, 3:30 pm
The absence of Sam Bradford and DeMarco Murray would be huge, but expect Oklahoma to win even if neither can play. Murray is definitely out, but the Sooners have other capable backs. Expect the home team to claim the division title.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Oklahoma 34, Oklahoma State 23
- Pat Taggart
Florida State (7-4) at (12) Florida (8-3), Saturday, 5 pm
Since 1990, Florida is 139-5 when holding opponents to 21 or fewer points. The Seminoles do not have a strong offense, so expect the Gators to add to that impressive stat.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Florida 31, Florida State 17
- Pat Taggart
(21) Clemson (8-3) at South Carolina (6-5), Saturday, 7 pm
South Carolina has the advantage of playing at home this weekend, but Clemson is the better of these two teams and will win narrowly. Expect a balanced offensive effort from the Tigers.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Clemson 27, South Carolina 20
- Pat Taggart
(24) Cincinnati (8-3) at Syracuse (2-9), Saturday, 7:15 pm
Cincinnati is clearly the choice here and it should have little trouble dominating the Orange on both sides of the ball en route to the victory.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Cincinnati 35, Syracuse 10
- Ralph Lauro
(3) Missouri (10-1) vs. (2) Kansas (11-0), Saturday, 8 pm
Both Missouri and Kansas can put up huge offensive numbers, so this game will be decided by the defenses. Right now, the Jayhawks have the edge in that department, so expect Kansas to wrap up the regular season undefeated.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Kansas 34, Missouri 27
- Pat Taggart
Alabama (6-5) at (25) Auburn (7-4), Saturday, 8 pm
There is absolutely no reason to believe that Alabama will win this game. If the Tide couldn't beat UL-Monroe at home, how could the squad beat Auburn on the road? The Tigers will stretch their series win streak to a record six games.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Auburn 27, Alabama 17
- Pat Taggart


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Reds go 7-3 with all three losses in one series sweep by Cards. Reds now 69-51, including 36-26 at home and 33-25 on the road. Reds have a +93 runs differential and have won 5 in a row. Reds lead Central by 3 full games - a 2.5 game pickup despite losing series to Cards. Wood about to return from brief minor league stint, Leake to the pen, Francisco down, Bailey up. Reds acquire Jim Edmonds for Dickerson.
Offense - Team OPS and SLG slightly down from last time (.772, .435). Team OBP slightly up from last time at .338. Team BA the same as last time at .272. Reds currently lead the NL in all four of these categories as well as runs (593) and hits (1122).
Reds home OPS is .789, second in the NL to Colorado, which leads in most home offensive categories. Reds road OPS is .755, second to Milwaukee, which leads in most road offensive categories.
Votto at 1.016 OPS, Rolen at .909, Heisey at .894, Edmonds at .826, Janish at .813, Hernandez at .804. Only regular player with sub-.700 OPS is Cabrera, currently on the DL, at .641. Gomes, slumping, at .758 OPS. Phillips leads NL with 84 runs scored, Votto next with 83.
Pitching - Team ERA continues to improve steadily, now 3.94, seventh in NL. Home ERA is 4.39. Road ERA is 3.44, tops in the NL. Starters ERA is 4.00, slightly improved from last time (4.03). Bullpen ERA 3.84, continues to improve (from 3.96 last time). Reds post-All Star ERA is 3.19, third best in NL in that period.
Arroyo now with 13 wins. Masset pitching well from bullpen, now with 3.83 ERA and 1.40 WHIP, much improved from earlier in the year. Best ERA on team is still Rhodes with 1.37 in 56 appearances. Volquez has 24 walks allowed in 34.1 innings. Cordero with 35 walks allowed in 54.1 innings. Of current 12-man staff, only Leake and Bailey (by a fraction) have allowed more hits than innings pitched.
Fielding - Reds with 48 errors, fewest in NL, six over the last ten game stretch. Reds with .989 FPCT tied with Giants and Pads for best in NL. Reds DER, according to MLB.com, is second to SD in the NL. Reds with 111 DPs on defense, tied for 6th-7th in league.


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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are one of Hollywood's most inseparable couples.
This past weekend, at the junket for her upcoming film "Margot At the Wedding," the actress told Access Hollywood's Tim Vincent the kind of lengths the couple go to, to spend time together.
"We fly," Nicole told Tim. "We [are] each other's favorite person, so if you're sitting on a plane to get there, even if it's for 24 hours to see each other, then we prefer to be doing that."
In fact, Keith even goes to extra lengths to spend as much time as possible with his wife.
"He works his tour around my schedule and we're never really apart for more than a week," she revealed.
Though Nicole shared some of the ways she and Keith work hard on their romance, the actress still gets embarrassed when talking about her personal life. You can imagine how she squirmed when Tim brought up the interesting way she learned about the birds and the bees.
"My Mom was a nurse educator, so she would bring films home and project them on the wall for my sister and I, to give us a blow-by-blow education about our bodies," Nicole said before turning and facing the Access camera. "This is a very odd thing to be discussing on TV," she noted.
Nicole learned all she needed to know about sex as a teenager from educational videos. That sex education came in handy in Nicole's new drama "Margot at the Wedding," where she plays sister to Jennifer Jason Leigh.
"The character has some very intimate scenes," Tim hinted.
"No! No," Nicole replied. "We're not going there."
Neither can Access. Nicole's sex scene is so racy we couldn't show it on TV or in our online clip.
During our interview, Nicole looked luminous. In a new interview with Marie Claire, Nicole revealed her looks are completely natural. She's never had Botox.
And she told Access, she has no plans to ever undergo plastic surgery.
"I don't have any judgment [about people who do have surgery]," she told Tim. "I think everyone to their own thing . . . for me, it's about health. I mean, if you stay healthy — if you can be a healthy 80-year-old and still moving around and vibrant like that, then that's incredibly attractive. That's what I find, that's what draws me to someone is someone that's really sort of comfortable in their own skin. And I love, I love running, I love swimming, I love athletics, so that's probably what I would place the emphasis on — staying fit."
Nicole has never looked better as the evil villainess in the epic fantasy, "The Golden Compass."
"It's fun when you get to wear beautiful dresses," she said. "I had very, very long nails."
Nicole also told Marie Claire she wants to have a baby with husband Keith Urban, but it's a sensitive subject considering that when she was married to Tom Cruise, she suffered both a miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy.
"It was incredibly traumatic for me. Sometimes you share your grief," Nicole told the magazine.
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Only in America, friends! Or as I said last week: "Jesus Mary and Joseph." (Actually, for several days the intro to that post read "Jesus Mary and Jospeh," but I don't have readers who love to copyedit my blog posts of the sort that Tenured Radical gets. Praise be!) For those of you too lazy to click, I'll enable you:
A professor at Idaho State University was wounded in the foot on Tuesday when his concealed handgun accidentally discharged in a classroom where students were present, the Idaho State Journal reported.
The police responded to a report of a university employee who had accidentally shot himself in a classroom of the university's physical-science building. They discovered the wounded instructor, who had an enhanced concealed-carry permit. The weapon was in his pants pocket.
The newspaper identified the instructor as Byron L. Bennett, an assistant professor of chemistry. The police said no other injuries had been reported and no criminal charges had yet been filed.
In March, Gov. C.L. (Butch) Otter signed legislation allowing concealed guns to be carried on the state's public-college campuses. The law took effect in July.
Arthur C. Vailas, Idaho State's president, joined with the presidents of the state's other public colleges in opposing the legislation. "When they passed this law it was bound to happen," he told the newspaper of gun-related accidents on the campus.
I would say that this is like shooting fish in a barrel, but that's probably making it seem too challenging. Several people notified me about this via email and Twitter, knowing that I'm 3 hours behind most of you these days. As commenter Indyanna's subject line put it: "Well, that didn't take long." Continue reading


text: on Feb 13, 2013 @ 1:16 PMFeb 13, 2013 @ 1:16 PM Published US ex-envoy blasts US 'callousness' on PakistanThe former US ambassador to Islamabad on Wednesday criticized Washington's "callousness" over the killing of Pakistani troops as he called for both nations to rethink how they see each other.Cameron Munter served as ambassador during some of the most difficult times of the turbulent US-Pakistan relationship including the slaying of Osama bin Laden and a US border raid that killed 24 Pakistani troops in November 2011.Munter, who resigned last year, said that the United States had shown a lack of generosity over the deaths of the 24 troops. Pakistan shut down NATO supply routes into Afghanistan until the United States apologized seven months later."The fact that we were unable to say that we were sorry until July cost our country literally billions of dollars," Munter said, pointing to the costly shift to sending supplies for the Afghan war via Central Asia."But worse than that, it showed a kind of callousness that makes it so difficult simply to begin to talk about those things, that I've always tried to stress, that we have in common," he said at the Atlantic Council, a think tank.Munter steadfastly denied conspiracy theories and said the deaths near the Afghan border were a case of mistaken identity. Munter said that US-led forces "obliterated" the soldiers by firing from an AC-130, a powerful gunship."If you don't have that in common -- that you're sorry when there is nothing left of the bodies of 24 of your boys -- then it's very hard for many people, especially those who want a relationship with us... to defend us to their peers," Munter said.The border attack took place as Mitt Romney and other Republicans seeking the White House were attacking President Barack Obama for allegedly being too apologetic about the the United States.Munter called for the United States to change its way of thinking but was also critical of Pakistan. He urged the two countries to get past "the tyranny of negative narratives."Munter said that Pakistanis, who in opinion polls voice widespread dislike for the United States, were wrong to take for granted that Washington simply wanted to use the country for its own interests and then discard it."It's a bigotry, it's a lazy way of thinking, and as long as Pakistanis do it, they're going to cripple the relationship," he said.sct/jm


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Tennessee: Fixing Jake.
Completion percentages, by season, in Jake Locker's college (University of Washington) and NFL (Tennessee) career:
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Average completion percentage across the NFL last year: .612. In six college and pro seasons, Locker has never reached that number.
"His stats are what he is,'' said new coach Ken Whisenhunt. "But that doesn't mean he can't change."
Whisenhunt has participated in the career upturns of Ben Roethlisberger, Kurt Warner and Philip Rivers. In his office one recent day before practice, he got up from his chair and demonstrated one of the off-season lessons for Locker: widening his stance before throwing, and shortening his stride. "Jake was here,'' Whisenhunt said, with his feet close together, "and when he threw with that long stride, I think it caused him to overthrow. I don't want that giant stride. He's fixed that … We've asked him to do a lot out of his comfort zone this offseason, and he has responded well. When he works hard and pays attention to his in-the-pocket mechanics, they're really good. And that has a lot to do with your accuracy.''
"Do you think Jake's your quarterback of the future?" I said.
"I hope so,'' Whisenhunt said. "I feel good about what I see out here [in practice]. But you're not getting hit out here either. The question is, can you do all the right things when you're about to get hit?"
I saw the Titans scrimmage inside their stadium when I was in Nashville, and Locker's improvement showed some—but as Whisenhunt pointed out, the quarterbacks wore the red don't-hit-me jerseys. He hit two nice out routes to Nate Washington, and a longer seam throw to Washington up the left side. Two zits: At the line of scrimmage before one snap, safety Bernard Pollard yelled out to corner Jason McCourty, "Watch the double move!!" Immediately, Locker straightened up and called time. Not good. He's got to process information quicker—defenders are going to be doing things like that every play during the season. And in the red zone, he threw a pass that was picked by linebacker Wesley Woodyard at the goal line, an awful throw that looked like it was intended for Woodyard. He completed six of seven on the drive, but that seventh throw, in a game, would have been a dagger.
Make no mistake: This is a proving year for Locker. He's got this year, his fourth in Tennessee, to convince Whisenhunt and GM Ruston Webster he's the quarterback for the long haul. He's going to have to stay healthy—injuries have curtailed both of his last two seasons—and show Whisenhunt that he can move the chains with accuracy and intelligence. "I have tremendous confidence in what we're doing, and I think if you throw the ball with conviction you're going to be a more accurate thrower,'' Locker said.
Whisenhunt, who was hired to replace Mike Munchak in January, inherited Locker. Over the next five months Locker will show the Titans whether they'll need to be in the 2015 quarterback market. His history shows it's going to be a tough task, but certainly not impossible. He's a mobile player and good leader, and if he takes coaching well, he's got a chance to stay.
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Kansas City: You had to see this to believe it.
Moment of the week on The MMQB Training Camp Tour, Thursday night, as The MMQB team stood on the sideline late in the fourth quarter of Bengals-Chiefs:
The Kansas City quarterbacks witness Bengals quarterback Matt Scott puke through his facemask. Taking a shotgun snap, he pukes again.
"The dude's projectile-vomiting!" quarterback Tyler Bray said.
Timeout, Cincinnati, Fifty-three seconds left. Scott goes to the sidelines. Look out below! Another stream of vomit. Trainers hover, concerned. Scott wipes his mouth and heads back to the field. Third-and-one. Bengals down 10. Scott, in the shotgun, takes the snap, and fires a line drive to the gut of post-running wideout Conner Vernon, a Chiefs corner draped on him. Touchdown. Good catch. Better throw. Bengals go for two. Scott takes the snap, looks to throw, sees an opening, sprints up the middle. Conversion good.
Who throws up for three times in a few minutes, comes back on the field, makes a perfect throw on the next play, then runs in the two-point conversion?
"I did it before," said Scott, the former Arizona Wildcat, still energized, walking off the field a little wobbly after the game. "Against USC. I got hit hard, puked, and threw a touchdown pass on the next play. Then they took me out." Turns out he shouldn't have been in the game after the hit. He'd been concussed.
I asked him what happened tonight. "Been sick all week," said Scott, a 2013 undrafted free agent who spent last season on the Jaguars' practice squad. "Some kind of virus, some sinus thing. I've been taking antibiotics. Felt awful all week. But there's no way I wasn't playing tonight. No time to be sick."
In the Kansas City locker room, the quarterbacks couldn't believe what they'd seen. Much respect to the vomitous Bengal.
"Really impressive," said Alex Smith. "I've never seen anything like that in my life."
Tyler Bray said: "He projectile-vomited, and he threw a dime. Who does that?"
Fast-forward two days. Tough business, the NFL. Scott is already number four on the Bengals' QB depth chart, and Cincinnati signed another passer, Tyler Wilson, for camp competition on Saturday.
KANSAS CITY CAMP REPORT: Chiefs pick up where they started
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It's a good day when Football Outsiders Almanac comes out.
The usual good job has been done by editor Aaron Schatz and his Football Outsiders crew (Mike Tanier, Doug Farrar, Jason Lisk, Christopher Price, Chase Stuart) on "Football Outsiders Alamanac 2014.'' Some prime tidbits:
- FO projects college receivers to the NFL with a system called Playmaker Score. In general, the mark of a really good prospect is a Playmaker Score above 80 percent. This year, 13 rookie receivers hit this mark. FO's database goes back to 1996, and there had never been a season with more than eight such players. FO actually projects Brandin Cooks, not Sammy Watkins, as the top prospect among this year's wide receivers. (The highest Playmaker Score ever belonged to Randy Moss.)
- The Minnesota Vikings had the worst offense on second-and-short (1-2 yards to go) of any offense in FO's play-by-play database, going back to 1989. Yes, they did this despite having Adrian Peterson. Yes, this is an indicator of likely improvement in 2014. Yes, it's particularly an indicator of likely improvement because it's the kind of problem that a new offensive coordinator would likely attack first.
- My favorite of their stats in this year's book: Arizona used shotgun formations (including pistol) on 38 percent of offensive plays last season, less than any other team. To show you how much the NFL has changed, that would have LED THE LEAGUE just 10 years ago. (Indianapolis used shotgun on a league-leading 32 percent of plays in 2003.) Philadelphia used shotgun or pistol on 86 percent of its plays last year, the highest rate in NFL history.
- Speaking of Chip Kelly's influence, the Eagles averaged 6.6 yards after catch, the highest figure since FO started tracking YAC in 2005. Particularly impressive was their average of 12.1 yards after catch on passes thrown at or behind the line of scrimmage (NFL average: 8.9). However, the Eagles weren't just about the short pass. They threw 28 percent of their passes deep (at least 15 yards past the line of scrimmage). No other offense was above 24 percent.
- Chicago used six offensive linemen on 16 percent of plays last year—no other NFL team was above 10 percent—and they were excellent on these plays. In general, teams pass about one-fourth of the time when using an extra lineman, but the Bears passed on 47 percent of these plays. The Bears averaged 6.2 yards per play; of the 10 teams to use an extra lineman most often, the closest in yards per play was Atlanta at 5.0.
- Andy Reid Self-Parody Department: Pre-Reid, Kansas City ranked first in the league, running on 50 percent of first downs in 2012. That plummeted to 33 percent (30th) last season, Reid's rookie Chiefs' year.
- Patriots receivers dropped 38 passes, more than any other team except Detroit. But the Patriots' defense benefited from 40 opponent drops, more than any defense except Green Bay's.
You can buy a PDF version of the Almanac or a hard copy. My advice to you: Don't start the season without it.
With these practice squad increases across the league, this could be big for bubble players. I'm hoping to see rookie QB Brock Jensen of NDSU picked up somewhere and put on PS. His potential is something many people want to see in this league. The kid is a winner and has proved that. Also very talented and developed. He played in the FCS like Romo, but proved to win big against teams in the Big 12 (youtube NDSU/Kansas St final drive) Would really like to see him get a shot.
Look at all of the white guys in the Fox broadcast booth for the Chief's/Panthers game.
Judge Wilken ruled five thousand dollars 'max", not minimum.
Far different implications.
"When he finished showering and dressing (white button-down Oxford shirt, dress jeans) after the game, he stood at his locker and quietly talked on his phone or talked to a couple of the team PR guys softly."
This is the kind of journalism that wins you the Red Smith Award! But seriously Peter, how big is your pants-tent for Johnny Manziel on this day in mid-August? Inevitably with the Browns, Hoyer will lose the job, Manziel might be lucky to win 6 games while learning the coverages and check-downs and progressions, and the Browns will be slightly better come next off-season. Next story please!
I cant not imagine someone telling you to go bleep yourself 19 times, 18 should have been enough. lol
I said this the other day about Johnny Football. Marketing will say he needs to be the starter. Logic says Hoyer. I lean toward Hoyer cause marketing has never won a football game.
Hoyer, limited experience (as some like to point out) or not, he has game experience. That game experience counts for a lot when the season comes. Manziel, obviously doesn't. And once NFL defenses start scheming for him that wild ride at the amusement park is going to come to a screeching halt.
Manziel will have his day and his time. It's just not right now. That is unless Hoyer gets hurt or stinks up the place.
RE: fan disagreeing with Kain Colter about student compensation/union organizing
If you're going to disagree with a Northwestern graduate and hope to have any credibility, don't say "Bro".
Does anyone seriously NOT think Johnny Football will have any success in the NFL? We have him ranked right now and are BUMPING up his rankings - his first week was impressive, he ran effectively and threw efficiently. http://www.fantasyfballchamps.com
The Brownies might be clueless, but they know Hoyer is not a franchise QB. He's just ok. Johnny should and will be the starter. This year is wasted anyways because they can only score FGs, especially if Gordon is suspended. So why not start the rookie?
"As far as football goes, I'm seeing him put the ball on the money like a veteran. Sometimes the receiver drops it. Sometimes the receiver isn't even looking for the ball and it bounces off him. He's got the confidence a quarterback has to have." "
This, would be why a QB can be inclined to run the ball, especially if they are able to both scramble AND throw. Confidence includes not only confidence in one's self, but in one's receivers, which also needs to be demonstrated. Even top QBs, if they had receivers who have a case of the dropsies can either end up getting a look of frustration (look at Tom Brady's face during many games last season before Gronkowski returned for a time), or can be inclined to pass on a possible receiver if there are a lot of drops. Case in point, when Jermichael Finley kept dropping the ball, and Aaron Rodgers went to throw to other targets (who were also more likely to catch the thing). Finley balked, and talked about QB chemistry, while complaining that Rodgers seemed to be ignoring him, but the fact is Rodgers had to make a judgment call, on what would most likely to be a successful play.
These are some of the known top QBs, who can be in this position. If Brady was likely to pick Wes Welker (when he played for the Pats), or Gronk, if Rodgers were to pass more often to some receivers then others (though Rodgers has arguably passed it around a fair bit), it isn't simply a personal matter. If someone wants the QBs attention, they also need the QBs confidence, that they're good on making the play. Passing involves 2 players, not just one. There's the one throwing it, but also the one catching it. For the play to be successful, both players have to be on their game.
If he isn't sure who he can count on to catch, when he sees someone who doesn't have his head in the game, and the ball just bounces off the player who isn't even looking for a pass, as QB he has to make a judgment call, on how likely that guy is going to catch the ball when the game counts on it. If running the ball is more likely to get a successful play, that can weigh in on the decision. And without sounding like Finley here, chemistry, and developing chemistry as the players play with each other can be a part of it. But this isn't all on the QB either, unlike what Finley suggested, because the receiver is part of the equation and does need to actually try to catch the ball (which Finley had not). Receivers not even looking for the ball, and getting hit by the thing as it bounces off them, is none too good, itself...
yeah the biggest problem for the browns, is one player they have now gordon, will likely be out the entire season, i mean this is one of the dumbest things of the cba where a player can play in the pre-season, i mean anyone understand the reasoning behind that.
as for sam, he'll likely end-up on the practice squad and pk putting out there that katie couric and anderson cooper weren't granted interviews tells you all you need to know, again if this guy were any other 254th pick in the draft, he would be ignored
20+ K had nothing to do with Pats/Brady in town, Rich.VA. That's everyday for the 3 wks they are here. What changed was there were Pats jerseys mixed with some CBoys ones. We, the fans, support daily. Now, the question should be do these ppl have jobs. Just joking. Glad you came to town.
Give him 1.5 years, then its "RGIII time" in the hospital watching football on TV.
7 of 11. One incompletion was caught barely out of bounds. One was dropped. One would have been completed if a more veteran receiver had slid of gone to ground. That could easily have been 10 for 11.
Johnny Football is Lightening in a bottle, do not stopper him up, the other guy, well just the other guy!
I guess the fact that all of the Cleveland players standing on the side line watching (instead of sitting on the bench), and a few making the "Manziel money" gesture after he completed the scramble up the middle of of the field for a first down eluded this reporter. Or how the stands emptied after Johnny was done playing for the evening....
Johnny "Cash", "Football", "Heisman", Manziel teased everyone just enough to tune in next Monday Night for a little more of what's to come...
Dan-O stunk, but Kellen Moore looked great.
I know it was against scrubs, but it was WITH scrubs too...
He put every pass on target.
I try not to dislike a player due to media hype (Its not Jadeveon Clowney's fault that ESPN showed his play vs Michigan 900 times a day) but they getting to me with Manziel. I want to see him do well but I am tired of hearing about him.
What a stupid blurbed that Martez Wilson bit is. If you like a player enough you sign him and send someone home, simple as that. The NFL has proven time after time to be a heartless business(watch Hard Knocks in the coming weeks) yet is to soft to send a guy home because they were overseas?? Really!?!?
I don't think there should be a team in London but not because of that ridiculous anecdote.
hey Peter you should also check out Johnny Cueto and his stats playing for a offensively challenged reds ball club. kershaw's numbers are impressive but so are Cueto's.
Why doesn't that logic apply to Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, or John Elway - to name a few?
@tmadz As if northwestern graduates are some how superior? come on, Bro!
@JTsportsguy DIE SPAMMER DIE!
@Nuadormrac : You are most verbose.
@KBowen7097 woulda coulda shoulda
The receiver is just as important a part to the passing game, as is the QB... Just look at Tom Brady's facial expression in the games from last season (himself a proven veteran QB), after he was down Welker (went to a different team), down Hernandez (went and killed someone and got himself in jail), and down Gronkowski (due to injury)... Did it effect the game? Quite arguably, looking at the earlier games last season, but that it wasn't him simply losing it, when Gronk was back, you could see how the games went for the Pats both before and after Gronk's return.
One shouldn't underestimate the importance the receiver plays, even though people typically focus in on the QB. The QB does depend on his receivers, to have a successful passing game. This isn't just a Manziel thing either; it applies to just about any QB. To successfully throw, one also needs the receiver, if that's out, what remains? The running game, or?
Needless to say, and just to demonstrate also how being able to scramble or run isn't really a bad thing, look at what happens when the Packers (very effective passing attack), goes up against the 49ers. They've arguably gotten better at addressing more physical teams like the 9ers, but we do see the same thing again and again.
But to have an effective passing attack, there has to also be receivers, that well, do catch the ball. When the coaches are saying that the receivers aren't always looking for it, and it sometimes bounces off the receiver, when the pass was (the coaches words) "on the money"; does suggest an issue at the receiving end, itself.
@KBowen7097 I know but almost just doesn't count. He didn't do badly he just hasn't shown anyone enough to get the job or deserve the hype... yet. Give him time. I'm pretty sure he'll be the starter sometime this year and probably sooner than later... but the game this weekend wasn't enough.
@Aggie81 maybe against a first team defense too instead of a bunch of guys destined for the practice squad!
@Aggie81 Really? Even the local sportscasters in Ohio are saying he didn't do much. He may go on to be great but this weekend's game didn't show anything. It's much too early to tell.
@BushidoBrownsRevenge It's only just begun...the kid hasn't even played a snap in a regular season game yet. Blame the media for their obsession with him. He's doing and saying the right things, being a good teammate, and a humble rookie. If you are already tired of hearing of him part of that falls on you for continually exposing yourself to the media, reading this article on SI.com, watching an ESPN segment on the depth chart at Browns camp, etc. Not saying you can totally avoid Manziel talk if you watch ESPN, NFL network, or SI...but it seems like a lot of people rooting against him are all over the media coverage but then use that coverage as the reason they hate him.
@metalhead65 Very true. If Cueto played for a team that could actually hit he'd be in the running for a Cy Young award... as it is he won't get much attention.
@BillRobinson Those QB's you mention were all more prepared physically and mentally to take over and learn at faster rates. John Manziel, if he continues upon his current path, will be so beaten up over the next two years may not make it to three years in the league. He just doesn't have the history of being the film guy that he'll need to be to improve from playing; the others learned from the field and the film. Just my opinion...
@Mike26 @JTsportsguy Are you talking about yourself, Mike?
@Shane Mac @Nuadormrac I sense someone may be an articulophobe. lol
@Nuadormrac: I mean, you're like, very verbose.
@Nuadormrac @KBowen7097 And I thought I wrote long posts.... ;)
@Wombat @KBowen7097 And Hoyer's 6 for 14 has and his 4 starts in the pros has, his one good performance in 2013 has, his being undrafted and released by 2 teams, has?
@Mike D2 @BushidoBrownsRevenge sounds like Tim Tebow all over again.
@Mike D2 @BushidoBrownsRevenge Thanks for saying basically what I said.
@Wombat @metalhead65 I believe Cueto is very much in the running for the NL Cy Young
@SandersonKramer Look up "spam" smart guy....
@SandersonKramer @Wombat @KBowen7097 Nope. Hoyer hasn't shown much this year either. That's why there is still a competition at QB in Cleveland...
@AllThingsConsidered @Wombat @metalhead65 I hope so, but with the Reds hitting like old women he sure isn't getting much press.
@Wombat @AllThingsConsidered @metalhead65 That's always the bad part about being a great player or having a great season on a bad team, ain't it?
@Wombat @AllThingsConsidered @metalhead65 Wow, what a sexist thing to say Wombat.... ;)
@Mike26 @Wombat @AllThingsConsidered @metalhead65 Yep... I just miss the days when being a small market team wasn't such a bad thing...
@Wombat @Mike26 @AllThingsConsidered @metalhead65 Yes - but what's worse is when a large-market team like Houston tries to pretend and market itself as a small-market team while it keeps its team payroll lower than A-Rod's is all by itself.
@Mike26 @Wombat @AllThingsConsidered @metalhead65 Then there is Boston which is pretending it is kansas city on the Charles as DS has said.
@VanHayhow @Mike26 @Wombat @AllThingsConsidered @metalhead65 YEAH - that's pretty laughable considering how they spent well into the 9-figure-range for much of the last 8 years.


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The popular science-fiction musical first opened at London's Cambridge Theatre on 18 September 1989. A raucous combination of Shakespeare's The Tempest, and the 1957 Oscar-nominated film Forbidden Planet, Carlton's show has developed a cult following of Rocky Horror proportions. Featuring such hit songs as Great Balls of Fire, Teenager in Love and The Monster Mash, the musical's plot combines mad scientists, scary monsters and a marooned spaceship.
Forbidden Planet won the 1990 Olivier for Best Musical, beating off competition from Miss Saigon, Buddy and The Baker's Wife. The show has been revamped for touring on a number of occasions and has played extensively around the world. Bob Carlton, who is artistic director at Hornchurch, originally penned the piece for London's Bubble Theatre. His career has also included directing for television.
This new co-production between the Queen's Theatre and Richard Temple Productions reunites many of the team which created the original show. Carlton is joined by associate director Matt Devitt, musical director Julian Littman and designer Rodney Ford.
An updated sci-fi set has been installed, although Gerry Anderson's special effects and Patrick Moore's narration remain intact. In addition, a new team of actor-musicians, all of whom play at least four instruments, has been assembled. The current cast includes James Earl Adair, Diana Croft, Christine Holman, Phil Reed and Frido Ruth.
Following the Hornchurch dates, the production calls at Woking, Stoke, Milton Keynes, Southampton, Norwich, Bromley, Cheltenham, Poole, Chichester, Brighton and Jersey.
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I live just outside of Toronto and have seen ALOT of Kaberle. He has always been grossly overrated and has always been terrible in his own end.
The problem with Kaberle in the last couple of seasons is he doesn't take care of himself and he is losing his legs. He used to be an oustanding skater but he has really packed on the pounds and is now only average as far as mobility goes. He never did learn how to make the small plays along the boards as he always tried to skate it out but has now lost that ability to do so which leaves him as a nightmare in his own end.
Leaf fans are very similar to Hab fans in that the masses are mainly comprised of unknowledgeable, bandwagon jumping herds of sheep. It is these mobs that create hype or hatred towards their own players baesd on what the flapping heads in the media feed them. There are however pockets of knowledgeable Leaf fans (hard to believe but true) who couldn't stand Kaberle because he was consistently awful in the post season and in front of his own net. The sheep would point to his point totals but the intelligent fans knew to look deeper. Unfortunately the Toronto media are clueless and treated Kaberle like a star and this truism has permeated far and deep amongst NHL fans and media.
I agree isn't a top 10 dman in the league but he can certainly be in the top 60-100 range, which is what a bottom end top 4 dman is and what we need.
I agree he is soft and has his faults but he isn't no MAB defensively. (lol I better qualify that: when he wasn't fat & out of shape)
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Welcome to Boston Shane Victorino, welcome to the media market that will make you feel smaller than an ant, welcome to a city with huge expectations. Newcomer to the Red Sox this year is 9 year MLB veteran Shane Victorino will be expected to be the patroller of right field in Fenway for the next 3 years. To warn everyone I am a huge fan of Victorino, I graduated from the same high school that he did, 11 years later and have been privileged to meet him after he won the world series with the Phillies in 2008. That aside Victorino needs to come to Boston and regain the form that he once had while he was in Philadelphia. Victorino has traditionally been a center fielder so the transition to right field may be strange for him but one that he should adjust to quickly. This season Victorino will most likely be the most flexible member of the lineup, hitting in almost every spot. He has the ability to bat anywhere in the 1-3 spots and anywhere in the 6-9 spots, but will most likely spend mo...
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Casitas Springs, Foster Park areas face road closures, difficulty getting help
The road running parallel and west of Highway 33 was closed early Monday after mudslides and flooding in the nearby hills. About five miles of the road is inaccessible, from Casitas Vista Road near Foster Park to Santa Ana Boulevard. Parts of Camp Chaffee and Casitas Vista roads and Sky High Drive are also closed to anyone but residents. No one knows when the streets will be back to normal.
"Help has been slow, but it's understandable with all the horror in La Conchita," said Camp Chaffee Road resident Bill Geyers.
According to Geyers, mud and water began trickling down from the hills Sunday night, but the worst of the damage came early Monday.
"My son came to my house and helped me leave on Monday," Geyers said. "Because of all the water, we had to use a rope to get out of my house and on to safe ground."
About a dozen people were voluntarily evacuated Sunday night following a recommendation by the Ventura County Sheriff's Department. They have all returned.
Residents say at least two houses were destroyed.
Barbara Caldwell has lived on Santa Ana for 24 years. She said she believes the mess on the road will take weeks to clean.
"In some places, there are mounds of mud 20 feet high and 100 feet wide," said Caldwell. "We had the chunk of a hillside come down on our property, but the hardest hit on Santa Ana was a neighbor of ours. He had a wall of water and mud hit his house."
Caldwell said the same happened to another man on Santa Ana.
"The people who had the most trouble were people living on Casitas Vista. The creek running along the street basically turned into a raging river coming down the roadway."
Homes along Casitas Vista high enough above Coyote River, which starts below the dam on Lake Casitas, were the least damaged.
"We were lucky enough to have only our garage and lawn and fences destroyed. A house further down the streambed was in 4 feet of water," said Joanne Hawley, a 35-year Casitas Vista resident.
Hawley and her husband were at home when the river swelled beyond its normal capacity because of runoff from the hillsides.
"A man on the other side of the creek keeps all his work equipment outside near the streambed," Hawley said. "During the storm, his truck and equipment were all taken into the water."
"People were coming together who had never met before," Caldwell said. "It was nice to get to know a lot of people in the area but still hard knowing the situation around us."
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ATLANTA -- The Braves did not have a position player elected to start during this year's All-Star Game. But Shelby Miller might get some good news when the National League pitchers and reserves are announced on Monday night.
Given his status as one of this year's top starting pitchers, Miller stands as the strongest candidate to represent the Braves at this year's All-Star Game. There is also at least a chance Cameron Maybin, Andrelton Simmons or Jason Grilli have done enough to at least warrant consideration for an All-Star selection.
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In game terms alchemy is typically an item creation system. Centuries ago it was the pursuit of changing normal metals into gold, unsuccessfully.
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Video game bosses are usually the main antagonist, and arch nemesis of the main protagonist. In most cases the end of a game is when the main character defeats the final boss.
A character who is destined to save or destroy the world. Often seen in RPGs.
Typically found in fighting games, combos are a series of strung-together moves.
The turn-based battle system used in Final Fantasy X.
The ultimate pressure feature. You have to complete the task at hand, be it finishing your opponent or cutting the right wire, in the allotted time depending on which game you're playing. So be quick or you lose.
Currency has all forms in video games. It is used to buy characters, vehicles, weapons, and more.
A specific number that briefly floats above an enemy after an attack which displays the exact amount of damage the attack has done.
Environments cycle between day and night, often with effects on other aspects of the game.
The main line of distinction between victory or failure in video games, death is the process of a biological being ceasing to be alive.
Digital Distribution is the concept of purchasing digital media via the internet and having it sent to the user directly via the internet. No physical representation of this content is given but the content resides on the users hard drive and is legally owned by them.
Bad things come in twos. In video games you will often run into two villains who are inseparable and you will inevitably have to fight both of them at once.
Experience Points are part of a character advancement system commonly found in RPGs. These points are generally gained by defeating an enemy or completing a task.
Concept where everything you need isn't always spelled out for you on the map. Sometimes even the map is not there till you go explore it.
Humanoids with feline characteristics. Feline humanoids are most commonly seen in Japanese games.
Games that feature an antagonist--someone who opposes the game's protagonist--that is a woman.
That bad guy looks awfully familiar... probably because it's you. This is for games where you fight yourself or an evil version of yourself
The last boss you face in a game, usually representing the final climax of the game.
Cold-blooded aquatic animals that have scales and breathe through gills.
These spooky entities are the spirits of the dead, returned from beyond their graves for generally sinister purposes. There's generally about even odds whether a particular ghost will be helpful or malevolent towards the living, but some ghosts just want to be left alone entirely.
These are endings that aren't just good, but they give you everything you could want. The world is saved, the hero gets the girl, friendships are made that will last forever, everyone is safe, the villain is gone for good, and all loose ends are wrapped up forever.... unless a sequel is made.
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The Wolves seem to be the early upstarts in the league and to continue to have a shot at making noise in the playoffs they need to remain healthy. Unfortunately Michael Beasley's finger didn't get the memo and against the Mavs he injured it pretty badly with just over a minute left in the game. Michael Beasley had eight points and seven rebounds on 3-of-10 shooting before the injury. As you can see from the video below it looked like he said that he could see the bone in his finger. Beasley took 5 stitches after the game to sew up the laceration.
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^^^I'm so tired of seeing this, really...
REH described Conan as "Black haired and sullen-eyed, full great melancholies and great mirths," which is how Arnie actually played him in the first movie. Momoa was brown-haired and pissed-off eyed and the only thing "great" about his personification was the level of boredom he inspired in me when I watched him.
I welcome the Governator's return, however it manifests.
100% agreed. I just read "The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian"for the first timea month ago and see no similarities between the Momoa version and the book one. Arnold, on the other hand, definitely feels like the character from the book.
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McConnell said the president's plan, which entails fixes to the Senate health care bill, is like "putting a new name on a whole lot more spending."
The administration believes that the best way to get a health care bill passed this year is to adjust what the Senate passed Christmas Eve. That bill won't require a Senate majority to pass.
Republican leaders want Obama and Democrats to scrap the bills altogether and start anew. The White House challenged the GOP Tuesday to post its health care bill. There are at least three different proposals put forward by various GOP lawmakers, including one by House Republicans.
"We've heard that they have ideas, and we look forward to those ideas," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Thursday. "The president did this because he wants to be able to reach out to the Republicans. That's who he is. He is not a partisan president. And I look forward to the meeting."
Senate Republicans will be represented Thursday by their leader, McConnell, the No. 2 two GOP senator, Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., two resident doctors and their 2008 presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., among others. The list has not been set by House leaders of either party.
Meanwhile, Americans are not just unhappy with insurance companies or the Democrats' health care plans but also believe Republicans are not offering enough solutions.
Forty-nine percent of Americans disapproved of Democrats' health care plan, but 63 percent said lawmakers in Washington should keep trying to pass a comprehensive health care overhaul plan, rather than giving up on it, according to the latest ABC News-Washington Post poll.
Health care experts say both Democrats and Republicans need to meet halfway to achieve bipartisanship but on health care, it remains to be seen whether the White House summit will be any more than a public relations exercise.


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COURTNEY SIMMONS always wanted to be an attorney. So she enrolled in Constitution High School, figuring its emphasis on history would give her a good grounding in the law.
Now a senior, she plans to be a pediatric nurse, instead.
Why the change?
"Things happened," she says.
How can I describe what happened to Courtney without making her seem pitiable? Especially when her classmates and teachers speak of her with awe?
"It's hard to imagine what this place will be like when she's off at college," says Constitution teacher Kathy Melville. "She's like the heart of this school."
Courtney's life got hard when she was 10, and her mom, Crystal, was diagnosed with cancer in her thigh. At 19, Crystal had also had breast cancer, but beat it.


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I have a 2004 cal spa 4000. The heater trips my GFCI circuit breaker. Resistance at heater is 10 ohms. 220 volts across heater leads. Infinity (open) between leads and ground. Tub runs great with the heater leads disconnected. If I touch the either heater lead to its terminal while the tub is operating it trip's C/B immediatly. Thanks for any help in advance.
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I am aware of their 13/15/18/20 and 24 mm lenses but not a 14. The 13 and 15 lenses were provided with filters when purchased new.
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