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The violent and deadly shootout following a North Stockton bank robbery last week drew hundreds of police officers from throughout San Joaquin County.
STOCKTON - The father of a slain bank robbery suspect said Friday that police in the Northern California city of Stockton acted appropriately when they engaged in a gunbattle with his son.
STOCKTON - Misty Holt-Singh had just popped into the bank, leaving her 12-year-old daughter in the car, when the horror began. An hour later, the mother of two lay dead after a bank robbery and planned hostage-taking spun into a chaotic police chase and furious gunbattle during which two holdup men were killed, authorities said.
Manteca Police Department and investigators from the Delta Regional Auto Theft Team are hoping to raise awareness and prevent auto theft by launching a county wide campaign.
STOCKTON (AP) - Cars and houses were riddled with bullets during a high-speed chase and hostages were thrown from a fleeing SUV after a bank robbery Wednesday that led to the deaths of a hostage and two robbers, police said.
A third suspect has been arrested in the Tillamook Cheese vehicle theft.
In less than 60 hours police solved what turned out to be the biggest vehicle theft ever in Manteca recovering three of five vehicles stolen and making two arrests.
Natasha Marie Archuleta apparently picked the wrong convenience store to not pay at.
It was fast police work from Saturday to Tuesday noon in finding those responsible for the theft and arson of high profile commercial vehicles valued at over $400,000 and parked next to a Manteca hotel in an daring caper in the dark of night.
Three stolen Tillamook Cheese microbuses valued at $300,000 were located in Copperopolis Monday night by a county-wide law enforcement team led by Manteca Police Department officers.
The following is a summary of the significant events the Manteca Police handled during the past week:
LATHROP – All that the 25-year-old man remembered was talking on his cell phone as he went up to the coin dispenser at the Wash Pro Car Wash on Harlan Road.
Two men authorities believe were responsible shooting into a Moffat Boulevard motel on May 9 have been arrested.
Foul play was not believed to be a factor in the death of a man discovered by Manteca Police officers behind a cluster of Main Street businesses Tuesday evening.
Just after 7 p.m. on Tuesday a property owner conducting a search of his property found something that seemed out of place.
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VACAVILLE (AP) - California inmates are dying of drug overdoses at nearly triple the national rate and it's unclear whether the tough steps state officials took this year to stop illicit drugs from getting into prisons are having any effect, though they are prompting criticism from civil rights advocates.
FRIENDSHIP, N.Y. (AP) - Investigators tracking two murder convicts who escaped from a northern New York prison scoured a rural area near the Pennsylvania border Sunday, saying an unconfirmed but credible report of a sighting had shifted the search across the state.
A Manteca man was arrested via a citizen's arrest and cited by Manteca Police for allegedly performing a sex act in his truck at the Save-Mart parking lot in the 1100 block of North Main Street shortly after 9 a.m. Friday.
The following are major incidents handled recently by Manteca Police:
Manteca Police have taken $30,000 worth of illegal drugs off the street.
The suspect's bail in Thursday's road rage incident on Highway 99 has been increased to $1,205,375 due to hospital reports that the victim sustained brain injuries and possible paralysis.
Witnesses say a man - who the CHP said has already been convicted of reckless driving - deliberately forced another driver off Highway 99 causing major injuries to the victim in what officers are calling a case of road rage.
The following is a summary of the significant events the Manteca Police Department handled during the past week:
Serious crime continues to drop in Manteca.
Fence boards exploded in every direction in a Grant Avenue alley near Sutter Street at 5:20 a.m. Friday when the driver of a late model Hyundai allegedly ran down a 20-year-old man on foot behind his home and crashed through rear fences in three back yards.
Some $50,000 in small to half-grown marijuana plants were discovered in a Lathrop home Wednesday by police.
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Analysis and Modeling 43 Centralized Traffic Control (CTC) and replace manual siding switches with powered switches controlled from the central office, but the project is not sufficiently beneficial or urgent for the railroad to implement on its own. A contribution from the passenger rail agency will reduce the total cost to the railroad, enabling the project to go ahead under a cost-sharing agreement. � Where the proposed passenger corridor is not an investment priority for the freight railroad, but the freight railroad will receive identifiable benefits from passenger-related investments. Stakeholders in passenger rail agencies often express the view that the freight railroad should share in the cost of these improvements, because it will receive benefits in the form of higher speeds, fewer delays, quicker trip times, etc. The benefits can be estimated using the results from capacity modeling. However, it can be difficult to reach an agreement on whether these benefits have any value to the freight railroad and, if so, how to determine the value. The difficulty derives from how a freight railroad, or indeed any private business, approaches capital planning. At the beginning of its fiscal year, a railroad will estimate the capital expendi- ture it can afford in the year based on estimated earnings, borrowing costs, and related factors. Some investments will be to support long-term strategies established by the railroads' top man- agement; some will support previous commitments, such as a contract to purchase a number of new locomotives that year; and others will be selected from among candidate projects submit- ted by the railroad's operating, engineering, and mechanical departments. In the latter case, proj- ects will be ranked by return on investment (ROI), and the railroad will fund those with the highest ROI, up to the total of available funds. Projects that do not make the ROI cut will not be funded. It is unlikely that a railroad will be willing to contribute to a passenger service�driven investment if that project would not otherwise qualify for an investment, given the railroad's pri- orities and the current ROI hurdle rate. Alternatively, a freight railroad might be willing to con- tribute, provided the corridor is an important link in its network and the benefits relative to the investment meet the railroad's ROI and other investment criteria. The best approach to reaching agreement on capital cost sharing is to discuss at the beginning of the capacity analysis what the railroads investment service needs on the corridor might be and seek to structure the project to meet both freight and passenger service needs. If the corridor is part of the railroad's core network, then the freight railroad would likely be willing to contribute at a level where the benefits yield an adequate ROI. If the corridor is not a priority for the freight railroad, then the passenger agency will likely have to fully fund the improvement project. Another cost-sharing possibility occurs where a state agency is able to contribute funds from freight rail and grade crossing safety improvement programs. This was the case in Washington State on portions of the Portland, Oregon, to Seattle, Washington, and Sounder commuter ser- vice lines. Even if the state is able to provide funds from a freight rail program, the investment in the corridor must still be of value to the rail freight business and more broadly contribute to state freight transportation and economic development objectives. 3.3.4 Rolling Stock Capital Costs Any new service has to provide for equipment (passenger cars and locomotives) to operate the service. There is no one best or recommended approach--use whatever meets objectives for the specific corridor and service at the time the equipment is needed. A summary of the approaches to providing equipment and the implications for capital costs follows: � Amtrak Intercity Service � Purchase new equipment. In this case, a competent railroad rolling stock consultant can develop specifications for the trains and develop a cost estimate based on recent prices paid to suppliers of similar equipment.


text: As Chris knows, the tape drive hooked up to Ultra1 hung, hanging the SCSI bus, and resulted in massive file system damage to /userspace. It took about four hours of hair pulling to get the file system to where it would fsck clean. Numerous files were deleted and/or moved to lost+found, over 5400 files in lost+found, so there is a hell of a mess to clean up. I knew we'd have a lot of stuff to restore from tape so my first thought was to take the old eskimo drives, make a big partition out of them (4x 9gb would have been enough), and restore the entire dump into that so we could copy disk to disk things that were needed. Unfortunately, after Eric left, 400MB into that restore approximately, one of the old drives crapped out, some sort of mechanical problem with the head actuator (it's highly audible to put it mildly). Long and short of it is we're going to have to restore things from tape. I've got a restore going now of our www site and these users whose directories were entirely blitzed: bhc, baldy, farrago, hshinn, neverstp, and eborders. Other users who have files that ended up in /userspace/lost+found by inode name, but for whom I haven't figured out where they belong yet include: 6wood, amcc, avery-ec, badger, baldy, bhc, biged98, bloo, bpentium, cek, crick, dalus, dempt, earthcng, erict, farrago, ghawk, hideaway, htak, jessamyn, jragon, milla, nanook (lucky me), ncpa, neverstp, nobody, ravensys, redfoot, root, sandy, smartlst, tweiler, user. Keep track of anything users say is missing doesn't work and we'll grab those things from tape on additional passes after the initial restore is complete. Customers: Please be patient while we try to put this back together. Please let us know any files(s) missing and we'll add those to the list of files to restore on the next tape pass. Per a recommendation on Exabytes website (this is a bug they knew of), I've added a second SCSI controller to the machine just for the tape drive so that if it hangs it won't affect the disks in the future. I've got to tell you I'm feeling majorly bummed right now. Last month and this have expenses have exceeded income. Problems with MegaPOP, losing DSL, etc, has created a lot of additional short term expenses. And then as we've been experiencing all of the economic problems customers have been subscribing for much shorter terms greatly reducing the immediate income. At the same time we've lost hardware (the entire server) which needed to be replaced, had overlap in port wholesalers as we moved people from MegaPOP mid-month, and I've ordered a third T1 to address data congestion issues (which is due to be installed June 11, 2001). What I really want to do with Eskimo and what is seeming like a more and more distant goal, is to reproduce the original interface we used to have on a single-line BBS, except make it available via the web and telnet as well with Internet extensions, including the games, etc. The Internet has huge potential to bring people together that I believe is almost totally unrealized, and I want to see that potential realized, but damn, it just seems like everytime I get one foot forward I'm blasted back ten. Folks, I'd really really appreciate your support at this time in any way you can, bringing new users to us, subscribing for longer terms so we have some much needed immediate income to cover expenses and anyone wishing to help develope code we can use it. I'm really getting bumbed about this kind of marginal existance. If I had my drathers, we'd have a second file server as a hot spare, constantly mirroring the data on the main server so if the first server died we could just tell the second to go active, UPS for everything, etc. But right now things are extremely tight. Barring any sudden rush of new users and income I'm going to be forced to make some adjustments upwards to the rates which I know will lose a percentage of customers, but we need some redundancy and cushion for disasters that invetiably happen.


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Local author offers children's view of Civil War
Teacher puts history into young context
"There are guns and smoke, but all tempered for children. Not too bloody. But war was terrible and children do need to know that, too," explains Gentry.
'Little Blue Little Gray' is about two drummer boys, one from the North and one from the South … who would have never met but for being on the field of the Battle of Chickamauga." (The 1863 battle, a defeat for the Union, left total casualties that were second only to the Battle of Gettysburg.)
"The message of 'Little Blue Little Gray' is that the drummer boys are on the opposite sides, but they are boys who are very much alike as they face tragedy of war."
Gentry will be signing "Little Blue Little Gray" on Thursday, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., at The Woman's Exchange, 88 Racine in East Memphis. Also available for sale and signing at the nonprofit organization will be her other children's historical fiction, all in paperback from the same publisher, O'More College of Design:
"The Secret and the Sunday Rose" (2011, 158 pages), about a girl of 9 trying to break into boy's baseball in 1951 — the year Gentry was born.
"The World of Ivy" (2009, 152 pages), in which two friends, a little white girl and black boy in segregated 1940, get a glimpse into each other's worlds.
"Rebel in Petticoats" (2008, 284 pages), in which 10-year-old Rachel Franklin and her family are swept up into the Civil War in 1861, and go from feeling the glory to enduring the hardships.
I read books of strategy, and I come across some of the most interesting stories, heroic things people do," Gentry says. "Being a teacher, I combine my interest in the Civil War with my desire to teach children about history."
Gentry created her website, RebelinPetticoats.com, as a resource that connects all four of her books and offers lesson plans, study guides and other resources for two of her books of historical fiction for young readers.
Gentry grew up in Blytheville, Ark., earned a bachelor's at Arkansas State University, moved to Memphis 1972, and earned a master's in education at University of Memphis. While pursuing her teaching career and rearing her family, she delved into U.S. history, including the works of authors and historians such as the late Shelby Foote of Memphis. They guided her through earlier eras in America.
Although Gentry's central characters are fictional, the context of historical events is meticulously accurate, she says. However, her Civil War fiction for kids does keep her on the Southern side.
"I don't think I could write from the other side, because I'm not a Northerner.
"I think it bothered my publisher because the Southern people (in her books) would say 'Those Yanks,' and I think we added something at the beginning to kind of explain that they were the enemy, but they also were American soldiers."
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While the war waged between the Allies and Soviets Yuri was quietly scheming, planning, testing, and devising. History went on without him - Russian Premier Romanov signed a historic peace treaty with the Allies and the free world remained free. Now it's Yuri's turn to make history, and wreak vengeance on his foes.
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A brief overview of the Allies, including a peek at the current Unit Lineup.
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Birthing Classes
Yes! They are kinda fun even if you don't end up doing vaginal birth. I ended up having a c-section but I learned a lot of things about my body and what was going on. I learned some pain management techniques which I've used in other things. You usually get massages from your "partner" that you take with you and they usually have snacks. It's nice to go meet other mothers that are in similar due date windows that you are. I never used the techniques for childbirth and I have never regretted going!
Mommy to 5 year old Anna Elizabeth - Born 12/4/07
Due with Wyatt Allen - 4/4/13
It's a BOY! :]
I'm a first timer too and I'm definitely going to take the classes. I can't wait!
In most area's its multiple. The number one thing you learn is pain management during labor but in my class I learned about the Labor and Delivery process at my hospital, we took a tour of L&D one day. You learn positions to sit in, pressure points that relieve pain and just the childbirth process in general. Most know how it works but they really get into explaining to you how it works. I had a lot of fun and even met some friends that I still keep in touch with, to this day. The massages were my favorite lol.
Mommy to 5 year old Anna Elizabeth - Born 12/4/07
Due with Wyatt Allen - 4/4/13
It's a BOY! :]
I'm a first timer and I'm skipping them. That said, if you are trying to go natural for the pain, I hear they are a necessity.
I loved our class. Well, let me clarify. I took the class ( a once per week class for eight weeks) years before with my sister (I was her labor partner) and again a few years back with a friend who's husband was on deployment. So, I personally could have lived with out the class this time. But, having been a newbie in the past and knowing the benefits, I was wanting my DH to take it. Our class was M/T nights, for 2 weeks.
Here is why I think it is good. Vocabulary; when you are knee deep in labor, in the hospital where you feel a bit out of control anyway, and things are happening fast, it is so good to know what the heck they are talking about. Both of you knowing, so DH can make decisions while you labor, is good too. Progression and what ifs; hearing in a calm environment how things can go, and what happens in certain situations is a great prep.
The best thing about our class 2 years ago was a movie we watched. It just showed 30 or so women for about 30-60 seconds each, in labor. It showed them in a contraction and how each one reacted and handled it differently. It was awesom preparation for my husband (I ended up having an insanely fast labor with one long contraction and then emergency c-section and DH said 'I (him) actually felt prepared for that insanity!).
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Abby - 4/4/13
i would absolutely take them! even though i ended up with an emergency c/s, it was still incredibly helpful. i labored for 14 hours beforehand, so it was helpful for that, and then once a c/s was necessary, i was more comfortable with it simply bc i knew what to expect. the whole experience would have been very scary without the classes. i assume the classes are different everywhere (my mother was a lamaze instructor in ct but when we moved to pa it was completely different working with the hospitals, so she ended up quitting) but for us it was through the hospital, so we were able to get a tour and be showed where to go depending on time of day etc. this was also very helpful bc its a HUGE hospital


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The New York Yankees hosted about 4,000 residents of Newtown, Conn., during their game against the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday. Hoping to help the community heal from last year's shooting massacre, the team gave away free tickets and vouchers for food and drinks on ''Newtown Day at Yankee Stadium.'' During a pregame ceremony, the crowd went silent as victims from the December shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School were listed on the giant video board in center field. The Newtown Police Department and Sandy Hook Fire Department provided a joint color guard, and the national anthem was sung by the Newtown Youth Voices, a group of kids aged 7-17 that formed after the tragedy. Newtown First Selectman Pat Llodra said fun events like this are a very important part of the town's recovery. Baltimore beat the Yankees 2-1.
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Correction: A previous version of this story stated that the Houston Texans had a 2-11 record last year. It was 2-14.
In one respect, the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks, who are squaring off in the Super Bowl this Sunday, performed evenly during the regular season. Both won 13 games and lost three. However, one of them has been far better for gamblers. A football fan who bet even amounts on the Seahawks before each of its games would have earned an average return of 13.7%. One who bet on the Broncos would have made 4.6%. That may hold the key to betting on the big game.
Go with the Broncos, says Matt Robinson, a portfolio analyst at Los Angeles-based Analytic Investors, which manages nearly $9 billion in mostly institutional money. The firm says its system, developed as a hobby and based on a measure it calls NFL Alpha, has panned out in nine of the past 10 Super Bowls. That includes last year, when Barron's noted that the math favored the underdog Baltimore Ravens, who went on to beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31. The Super Bowl system also offers some takeaways for stockpickers.
On Wall Street, alpha refers to the excess return a portfolio secures, beyond what math models say it should earn based on the risk it takes. Money managers who keep risk in check while producing outsize returns generate heaps of alpha, and win acclaim among investors. Similarly, NFL Alpha measures how well teams beat expectations. To calculate it, the sports enthusiasts at Analytic Investors track how "moneyline" bets on various teams pay off during the regular season.
For the uninitiated, sports bets generally involve oddsmakers adjusting the bet terms to put underdogs on equal footing with favorites. One way to do that is to use a point spread. For example, an underdog can lose by three points and still pay off, provided the spread was four points. Another way to try to even the odds is through a moneyline, which involves varying the payout. For example, winning a $100 bet on a favorite might pay only $70, but winning the same bet on an underdog might pay $130.
The top-performing teams aren't always the top payers. This past season, the Indianapolis Colts, which won 11 games and lost five, returned a league-leading 51.8% for gamblers who ventured even amounts on all games. The Houston Texans were the worst performers in both senses, with a 2-14 record and an 82.9% loss for bettors. Perhaps the Jacksonville Jaguars aren't thrilled with their 4-12 season, but they paid 4.2% for bettors, nearly as much as the Broncos (13-3, recall). Why? Because the Jaguars were expected to do poorly, and the Broncos were expected to do well.
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The Seahawks, then, are the higher-alpha Super Bowl team this year. That means bettors should take the Broncos, which were recently two-point favorites in Las Vegas, says Robinson. The reason: All that alpha tends to win a team too much popularity among bettors. Odds shift in response. Past winners become overpriced. Analytic Investors has found that NFL Alphas tend to revert toward the mean following the regular season.
"Our football analysis favors the mundane, less-hyped teams," says Robinson. "Denver met high expectations during the regular season but was relatively unsurprising compared with Seattle."
His firm's stock-market analysis favors mundane names, too. Analytic Investors sticks with low-volatility shares, based on research that shows they produce handsome long-term returns rather than the sleepy ones investors expect. The firm doesn't disclose its holdings but as examples of U.S. companies with low volatility, it cites Costco COST -0.07326544069162576% Costco Wholesale Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD136.39 -0.1 -0.07326544069162576% /Date(1435870800235-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1134113 AFTER HOURS USD136.41 0.02 0.014663831659212553% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 15099 P/E Ratio 26.156413010125807 Market Cap 59941768950.813 Dividend Yield 1.1731065327370043% Rev. per Employee 594585 More quote details and news » (ticker: COST), IBM IBM 0.3647638154295094% International Business Machines Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD165.09 0.6 0.3647638154295094% /Date(1435870944274-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2817418 AFTER HOURS USD164.85 -0.24 -0.1453752498637107% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 35278 P/E Ratio 13.7575 Market Cap 162569733904.783 Dividend Yield 3.1497970803803987% Rev. per Employee 238319 More quote details and news » (IBM), U.S. Bancorp USB -1.2004530011325028% U.S. Bancorp U.S.: NYSE USD43.62 -0.53 -1.2004530011325028% /Date(1435870820728-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4777184 AFTER HOURS USD43.62 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 65845 P/E Ratio 14.02572347266881 Market Cap 77339786297.1122 Dividend Yield 2.33837689133425% Rev. per Employee 302966 More quote details and news » (USB), AT&T T 0.44981726173741915% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD35.73 0.16 0.44981726173741915% /Date(1435870843141-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22096006 AFTER HOURS USD35.77 0.04 0.11195074167366359% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 158337 P/E Ratio 32.481818181818184 Market Cap 185545887622.833 Dividend Yield 5.261684858662188% Rev. per Employee 523901 More quote details and news » (T), Johnson & Johnson JNJ -0.030466131816796995% Johnson & Johnson U.S.: NYSE USD98.44 -0.03 -0.030466131816796995% /Date(1435870874794-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6001634 AFTER HOURS USD98.36 -0.08 -0.08126777732629012% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 90252 P/E Ratio 17.610017889087658 Market Cap 290435670725.638 Dividend Yield 3.0475416497358796% Rev. per Employee 580258 More quote details and news » (JNJ) and Chevron CVX -0.22895202414403162% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD95.87 -0.22 -0.22895202414403162% /Date(1435871057701-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6346589 AFTER HOURS USD95.98 0.11 0.1147387086679879% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 72490 P/E Ratio 10.477595628415301 Market Cap 180281433646.332 Dividend Yield 4.464378846354438% Rev. per Employee 2679740 More quote details and news » (CVX).
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A new interview for everyone - I spoke to David S. Grant and Ryan Adams, the execs overseeing the TNG-R project, and discussed everything from project history to sales figures to Season 2 to the future of Trek HD. Here's Part 1:
Cheers mate! Great interview and really informative I was surprised at how candidly the execs spoke about the project.
One of the things they said was that CBS asked them to release the following amount of seasons per year: 2, 3, 2. Does that mean we are getting 3 seasons released in 2013 and will have them all by christmas 2014? Also given this schedule will they continue to work with two teams after season 2 is released?
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, when the VFX get more and more complicated with each season.
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Has a good strong leg that flashes the ability to kick his team out of trouble, when backed up in their own territory. Consistently gets good hangtime on his punts. Is able to force the fair catch and work field position. Does a nice job getting hangtime on the short field to allow his coverage units to get downfield and pin the team inside the five. Flashes some directional kicking ability, able to angle the ball towards the sideline. Experienced working in the elements from his days in Wisconsin. Works as a holder.
Doesn't have the booming leg to consistently kick his team out of trouble when backed up deep. Needs more work with his directional kicking as he doesn't quite know how to work the sideline. Doesn't have kickoff experience.
Nortman is a solid and consistent college punter that is fairly NFL ready. He doesn't have the sort of upside to be one of the league's premier punters but he is more than capable of being a solid guy that can have a long, productive NFL career. His best asset is his ability to consistently get hangtime on his punts and be able to force fair catches and work field position. He's not a guy going to be a guy that dramatically shifts field position, but he can affect it. He might be most infamous for his dramatic flop in the Big Ten Championship game this past year, which drew a penalty and effectively sealed the win for Wisconsin. He was their punter all four years.
(9/1) vs. UNLV: 2 punts, 45.0 avg, 51 long, 2 fair catches, 4.30 avg. hangtime
(10/1) vs. Nebraska: 2 punts, 41.5 avg, 42 long, 1 FC, 4.21 avg. hangtime
(12/3) vs. Michigan St: 6 punts, 44.3 avg, 54 long, 3 FCs, 4.35 avg. hangtime
(1/2) vs. Oregon: 2 punts, 44.5 avg, 56 long, 0 FCs, 4.51 avg. hangtime
2011: 14 GP, 46 punts, 1943 yds, 42.2 avg, 74 long, 3 TBs, 17 FC, 19 In20, 1 blocked
2010: 12-38-1623-42.7-76-2-12-14-0
2009: 13-49-2056-42.0-61-9-8-17-1
2008: 13-66-2761-41.8-64-5-16-19-2
The player Nortman sort of reminds me of is Steve Weatherford. Weatherford was a journeyman as he came into the league, and struggled a bit early with his consistency. Like Weatherford, Nortman doesn't have a booming leg. It's solid, but not great. But what Weatherford has improved upon over the years is his ability to pin teams back. Similar to a player like Michael Koenen, the strength of Nortman's game won't be his leg strength, but his ability to prevent returns. I think he is ready to play at the NFL level now, but I'm not sure he's going to be good right away. Like Weatherford, it may take him the better part of three or four years before he really starts to find his stride. Nortman is the type of guy that won't have a huge average per punt, but the gap between his gross average and his net shouldn't be too huge, which is typically a sign of a guy that is a good directional kicker. That aspect of Nortman's game will need to be developed, and it may take him a few years. So like Weatherford, he may not find a permanent home for the first few years of his career. If a team were to draft him, I'm not convinced he would last until his rookie contract expired before the team tried to bring in someone better. Or if he did, he probably wouldn't be re-signed to a long-term deal as a free agent. But potentially for the team that signs him afterwards might reap the benefits of those early years of growing pains and development. He'll probably never be an elite punter, but he can consistently be above average most years.
Steve Weatherford, Giants.
Nortman would work well in Atlanta because like Koenen he's a guy that can force a lot of fair catches and help work field position that way. But he doesn't have the sort of leg strength that Bosher has quite, and also can't kick off which means that the Falcons would be forced to replace Bryant with a stronger-legged kicker that can pull double duty or carry a third specialist. Nortman wouldn't be much of a challenge for Bosher to fend off, but could be a nice leg in camp that could be a nice emergency replacement in the event of Bosher's regression or injury.
Nortman is not really worth a draft pick because of his potential that he won't reach his full potential until four or five years from now, coupled with the fact that he has the upside to be an elite punter. If he could kick off, he might merit looks late in the seventh round, but currently would be a reach for a team truly desperate for a punter. Instead he should be a priority free agent for any team looking for a guy that can compete and potentially win an open competition.
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ST. LOUIS Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter is no stranger to surgeries, undergoing numerous procedures on his right elbow and shoulder during his career. But last week's surgery in Dallas was the most unique one yet. And for the 37-year-old Carpenter, hopefully his final one. "This is about it," Carpenter said Tuesday. "If this doesn't work, unfortunately I'm going to have to say goodbye, but I don't I will. I think it's going to be fine. I'm excited about it." Carpenter underwent season-ending neurogenic thoracic outlet surgery on July 19. The procedure, performed by Dr. Greg Pearl, was done to eliminate a nerve issue that he's pitched with in his right shoulder since 2008. The rare surgery involves removing his top rib and two of the neck muscles that connect to it to allow the nerves to freely travel through the neck and shoulder area and not get pinched. Carpenter dealt with numbness and tingling sensations in his arm and fingers at different points the past four seasons ...
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Neil Walker knows what it's like to watch a Pittsburgh Pirates season slip away. It happened time and again during his childhood, when one fruitless summer led to another for his hometown team. It was exasperating, but it wasn't nearly as painful as what happened last fall, when the second baseman's back went out and Pittsburgh's hopes of making the playoffs for the first time in 20 years soon followed. The Pirates were 68-59 on Aug. 27 when Walker began to feel the effects of what was eventually diagnosed as a herniated disk. He missed 27 of the team's final 35 games, gritting his teeth as the Pirates faded from contention. ''There's not a more helpless feeling as a guy that's used to playing every day than to not be out there and help the team, especially in times of need,'' Walker said. Replacement Brock Holt struggled to provide a spark either at the plate or in the field and Pittsburgh's offense all but disappeared without help from the steady switch-hitter determined to re...
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Sorry but there is no magic trick.
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Yes there is. Just as there are tricks to painting dry hair. Just as there are tricks for basic body proportions...there are always little tricks here and there.
The main thing with hair is it's shine, wet or dry. Yes, you still should look at and study some reference images of wet and dry hair in order to acquaint your mind with the effect you will be trying to achieve.
Whereas dry hair "fluffs" outward from the head somewhat, wet hair clings to the skull, basically dropping straight down from the ears onward. Curly hair might display loose 's' strands. Ends will be stringy, with facial features easily discernable beneath.
But shine will be diminished.
Dry (clean) hair is composed of layers of keratin, which slightly overlap. Clean hair makes those layers act like countless little angled mirrors.
Wet hair coats all those little overlapping reflective cells with an overall reflective surface, but the tensile strength of the water makes is like covering all the little mirrors with a giant reflective blanket. You don't get as much sheen, as much as a light source reflection that is more subdued in value. That's also part of why hair looks darker when wet, since water is a clear substance...
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November 8th, 2005 #4
Those aren't magic tricks, those are keen observations .
November 8th, 2005 #5
Yeah, there aren't any "magic tricks" except for the kind of careful observation that madster is demonstrating. Use lots of photo reference (and real life reference, if possible) and study the way light interacts with the hair. When you're actually painting it, use mostly hard brushes and make sure that you're thinking about the hair both as a whole and as individual strands. Good luck!
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Negative - House Under Construction, Oakleigh, Victoria, circa 1915 Reg. No: MM 8056
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- Black and white negative featuring a house under construction in Oakleigh, a suburb of Melbourne, circa 1915.
It is thought that the photographer worked on this building as a solid plasterer. The builder, Mr Amery, is sitting on the verandah at left in a dark jacket.
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- Builders on the verandah of a house under construction.
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Database developers work in the IT department and are responsible for the development and maintenance of databases while following specific coding standards. They will often analyze current database procedures in order to develop comprehensive solutions to modernize, streamline and/or eliminate inefficient coding. This involves monitoring, troubleshooting and debugging databases to solve performance issues. Database developers also create ad-hoc scripts and cleanup scripts as needed. In addition, they deliver written reports reviewing current coding and make recommendations on changes that should be made to enhance performance. They also often collaborate with other members of a development team in order to give and receive feedback, and to develop the best solutions and procedures for the business.Read More...
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It's not very common for Database Developers to move on to become Senior Database Developers. Average pay for a Senior Database Developer is $98K annually. Becoming a Database Administrator is, more often than not, the most common role that Database Developers move into when they're ready for the next step in their career. A median salary for a Database Administrator is $67K. Another frequent advance is for Database Developers to assume a Business Intelligence Developer role; in this role, workers often take home $80K.
Database Developers report using a large range of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in SQL Server Integration Services, Oracle DB 8i/9i/10g/ 11i, PL/SQL, and ETL are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts in pay of 9 percent. Skills that seem to negatively impact pay include Crystal Reports, Microsoft Access, and Visual Basic. For most people, competency in Database Development indicates knowledge of SQL and Data Analysis.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Database Developers with a rich background of experience are typically rewarded with larger paychecks. Respondents with less than five years' experience take home $60K on average. In contrast, those who have been around for five to 10 years earn a noticeably higher average of $80K. Database Developers with one to two decades of relevant experience report an average salary of approximately $87K. People who have worked for more than 20 years report a median income of $91K, which is barely higher than the median for folks with 10 to 20 years of experience.
San Francisco offers some of the highest pay in the country for Database Developers, 47 percent above the national average. Database Developers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like New York (+27 percent), Seattle (+12 percent), Boston (+11 percent), and Denver (+9 percent). Austin is home to the smallest salaries in the field, lagging the national average by 18 percent. Employers in San Diego and Minneapolis also lean toward paying below-median salaries (17 percent lower and 11 percent lower, respectively).
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