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Everyone loves pizza, but the main problem with enjoying a fine takeaway, stuffed crust pie (I know what I'm having for dinner…) is the number of cardboard boxes that need to be disposed of after. In the United States alone, over 3 BILLION pizza boxes are thrown away each year. However, Good News Reuse, an eco-minded company, has come up with an innovation that aims to drastically reduce the amount of cardboard that goes into the nation's landfills: the Pi Pan reuseable pizza dish.
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Cardboard insulates and helps pizza stay hot, this pan needs something to aid in that.
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The Cleveland Indians are reportedly "prime suitors" for veteran outfielder Shane Victorino. In dire need of adding talent at a position of need, the Indians, per ESPN's Jerry Crasnick, have emerged as the likely landing spot for the long-time Philadelphia Phillies outfielder. Chris Antonetti has long been a fan of Victorino with interest dating back to last season. He's joined by the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs and New York Yankess in terms of interested parties. Crasnick reports via Twitter that newly hired manager Terry Francona personally called Victorino earlier this offseason. The 31-year-old outfielder is coming off of a disappointing 2012 season — in comparison to the 2009 and 2011 seasons wherein Victorino garnered MVP consideration — in which he hit .255/.321/.383 with 11 home runs, 55 runs batted in, 39 stolen bases and a career-worst OPS of .704. Seeing that outfielders BJ Upton and Angel Pagan have signed long-term deals, it is believed that Victorino is seeking a contract in the 3-to-4-year range. It is believed that a deal, regardless of team, could get done before teams leave Nashville's Winter Meetings. [Related: Tribe At The Winter Meetings: Will They Add, Or Blow It Up?]
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Have you got the written word by Basil Harley, if not let me have your e-mail address by PM and I will send it across. It may help
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CBS4 has learned of a horrible crime that has happened four times in the past two months in the city of North Miami. Gunmen have been forcing robbery victims in to the trunks of their cars while trying to get cash.
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– The fallout from Anthony Portantino's vote against a
Democrat-backed state budget plan has cost him the chance to push a memorial recognition for a Pasadena civil rights leader.
D-La Canada Flintridge, said state Assembly leaders won't accept his
memorial resolution for Ralph McKnight, the Pasadena civil rights
leader who died on July 19.
there are prominent people in the community that you want to
memorialize you put in a request. Ralph was a stalwart activist and a
friend," he said. "The assembly is not processing any memorial
resolutions from my office."
blasted state lawmakers for playing politics, when they should spend
the energy recognizing McKnight's accomplishments.
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issue to a new low," Portantino said.
At least one local political leader is
lashing back at Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, for his
actions against Portantino.
sent Mr. Perez an e-mail this morning to tell him to leave our
Assemblyman alone," said Renatta Cooper, PUSD board president. "It
is very small and in some ways he is disenfranchising our community. It's not up to Mr. Perez to punish our Assemblyman, it's up to the
constituents to do so."
Cooper likened the actions of the Assembly Speaker to those of
Congressional Republicans during the debt ceiling debate.
have to be able to vote their conscious and not giving them the
ability to do so is no different than Republicans taken a no-tax
pledge," she said.
Journal Publisher and Editor Joe Hopkins applauded Portantino for
standing up to his own party and voting his conscious on the budget.
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right," Hopkins said. "Now, you no the price for standing
McKnight was a popular community leader
in Pasadena, who mentored many of the current crop of community
activists, according to Pasadena-branch NAACP President Joe Brown.
McKnight was a fellow that helped us young guys when we entered the
public arena," Brown said. "He taught me not to worry about being
seen but to be concerned about being heard."
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Surely Tiger should not have been given a 2 shot penalty. Although he was not enitiled to a free drop, he is allowed to take a drop under penalty of just 1 shot (for an unplayable lie). Since he was informed of the ruling by the ref on the 11th tee, he had not yet signed for a wrong score. So did the ref get it wrong ? Your thoughts please.
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The shootout everyone expected between two of the city's best offenses was nearly ruined Friday night at Cabaniss Field, because someone forgot to un-invite the defenses.
In an uncharacteristically low-scoring affair, the Carroll Tigers finally woke up their slumbering passing game in the final seconds for a 21-14 victory over Ray that kept them undefeated and atop District 28-5A.
"It was a good high school football game," said Carroll coach Terry Morris, "but it wasn't a pretty one."
Logan Morris' 25-yard touchdown pass to Tim Hawkins with four seconds left in the game sealed the victory for Carroll (2-0 in district, 6-0 overall). Moments earlier, Hawkins' 38-yard punt return with 1:31 left in the game had given Carroll one last chance - one of many given it by a magnanimous Ray offense - to get its offense in gear.
The Texans had built an early 14-0 lead, but gave up a touchdown on a time-consuming drive before halftime.
The Texans tried to hang on late, keeping the Tigers out of the end zone for four plays from inside the 5-yard-line in the fourth quarter.
With a near-dormant passing game for three quarters, Morris started the final period by using his legs for what was then his team's longest play of the night, a 33-yard run.
Edward Clark then ran for 26 more yards, setting the Tigers up less than a yard away from a tied game, but the Texans defense stopped running back Tommy Olsberg on three consecutive carries and Morris on fourth down.
"Hopefully our kids learned the importance of execution tonight," the elder Morris said. "The truth of the matter is their defensive front whipped our offensive line, and that's the first time that's happened."
That lesson was learned almost immediately, because after being kept out of the end zone in the fourth quarter, the Carroll defense forced a Texans' punt, then Morris went to work, hitting Tim Price for a 73-yard touchdown on the first play of Carroll's next possession to tie the game.
Price then took to the defensive side of the ball and grabbed the last of Ray quarterback Roy Garcia's four interceptions to end a key threat.
"It hurts," said Ray coach Roland Gonzalez, whose Texans find themselves at 1-1 in the district and 2-4 overall. "If it didn't hurt, the wins wouldn't be so good."
The game matched the city's two most prolific passing attacks, but while Ray's started out lethal, Carroll's was lethargic.
The Texans, who came into the game ranked first in the city with 241 passing yards per game, didn't even hand the ball to a running back until less than a minute remained in the first quarter. Outside of quarterback sneaks, Ray rushed the ball four times for 15 yards.
Instead, operating out of multi-receiver sets, Garcia was 12-of-18 in the first quarter for 130 yards and a touchdown. Garcia then opened the second quarter with a 58-yard touchdown pass to Efrin Harper, and finished the half with just shy of 200 yards through the air.
"Our coaches did a good job of devising a game plan, and the kids did a good job of executing it," Gonzalez said. "We just fell a little short tonight."
On the other side of the ball, the Tigers' passing game was slow to start, as the senior Morris completed just three of his first nine attempts.
A week after fumbling away its first three possessions in an eventual blowout of Miller, Carroll saw that same spirit from the Ray offense, which threw two interceptions and fumbled once in the first half.
"We didn't take advantage of those early in the game, and we started pressing instead of relaxing and just executing our offense," Morris said.
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Obama is using legislation to solve an economic problem. Interesting, it's a policy that will really play into the polarised political sphere that is the US. The coasts will love it. The tea party will feel it violates the constitution in some way.
I can't see those with a pick up, who enjoy hunting, particularly liking this requirement. Although there doesn't appear to be any law against owning an older vehicle, it will just become progressively more expensive. Like owning a car from the 90s is now...
We've already passed peak oil and global net consumption is being driven up by the BRICs (especially China) so oil is only going to get more expensive. The real problems are energy independence and security. These can only be solved with investment. Investment in the current economy is hard to come by, since we wasted all the good times money on tax cuts, Washington pork, and trying to fix the middle east.
I'm waiting to see an impressive move from efficiency to new sources of energy. It took a while for the combustion engine to replace steam, but by the 1930s you could really see it. I wonder what 2030 will look like for alternative energy sources?
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Harang pitches a beautiful game against the Cards. 9 innings, 6 hits, 0 runs, 4 K's, 111 pitches. Gives me hope for next season. He and Arroyo have turned things around.
Reds are 9-5 in September against nearly all .500+ teams (Cubs, Brewers, D-Backs, Cards), except the Pirates. Funny thing is, they went 1-2 against the Pirates and have taken all the other series.
In 8 of those 14 games, the pitching has given up 3 or less runs.
In analyzing all 14 games, the starting pitching has been very good.
Sept 2: Reds lose 3-2 to the Pirates. Harang goes 6 innings, gives up 3 runs. Reds offense can't muster enough to win. Bullpen holds them.
Sept 3: Reds lose 6-5 to the Pirates. Volquez goes 7 innings, gives up 4 runs while striking out 13. Affeldt gives up 2 more runs. Lincoln and Cordero hold them.
Sept 4: Reds win 8-6 over the Pirates. Josh Fogg gives up 5 runs in 3 innings. Masset gives up a HR, but the bullpen pitches 6 solid innings in relief. Bruce and Votto both homer.
Sept 5: Reds win 10-2 over the Cubs. Arroyo pitches 6.1 innings, gives up 1 run, 4 hits, 6 K's. Bullpen finishes games allowing 1 unearned run. Votto and Bruce both homer and double knocking in 7 between them. Keppinger and Hanigan go 2 for 5.
Sept 6: Reds lose 14-9 to the Cubs. Cueto gives up 8 hits and 5 runs in 5 innings. Burton, Majewski, and Lincoln get shelled for 9 earned runs in relief. Reds offense comes alive in the 8th, scoring 8 runs combined in the 8th and 9th innings, showing they aren't going down without a fight, but they still lose.
Sept 7: Reds win 4-3 over the Cubs, coming from behind in the 9th, scoring 3 runs to win it! Harang pitches 7 innings, gives up 6 hits, 3 runs in a solid effort. Weathers and Cordero shut them down for the win.
Sept 8: Reds win 5-4 over the Brewers. Again, Reds score 3 runs in the top of the 9th, 2 runs on a Keppinger double. Volquez goes 5.2 innings, gives up 5 hits, 4 runs, and strikes out 10. Votto hits his 19th Home run. Lincoln, Masset, Burton, Cordero combine to shut down in relief.
Sept 9: Reds win 5-4 over Brewers again. Triple A's Ramon Ramirez goes 6 innings, giving up only 1 run on 1 hit. Burton blows it, giving up 3 runs and losing the win for Ramirez. Bray, Weathers, Lincoln, Affeldt, Adkins, Cordero combine to shut them down the rest of the way. Brandon Phillips breaks his hand, and is out for the remainder of the season, but still manages to hit a game winning rbi single in the top of the 11th inning. EE and Bruce both homer.
Sept 10: Reds lose 4-3 to Brewers. Weathers blows lead in 8th inning giving up 2 runs. Arroyo goes 7 innings, giving up 2 runs - both unearned on 5 hits (deserved the win).
Sept 12: Reds lose 3-2 at Arizona. Harang pitches 7 innings, no earned runs (1 run on an error). Burton once again coughs up the game allowing 2 earned runs in less than an inning. Bray and Lincoln combine to shut them down. Brandon Webb wins his 20th game of the season, pitching 8 innings of shutout ball. Reds muster 2 runs in the 9th, but it's not enough. Dunn goes 0-3 with a walk and an rbi for the D-Backs.
Sept 13: Reds win 3-2 at Arizona. Volquez pitches 6 innings, giving up 2 runs, while striking out 8. Affeldt, Roenicke, Herrera, Weathers, and Cordero combine to shut them down in relief. New acquisition and starting pitcher, but good hitter, Micah Owings comes off the bench to pinch hit in the 9th, and knocks in Dickerson with a game winning double. Cordero shuts them down in the 9th for the win. Dunn goes 1-3 with a walk, rbi and strikeout for the D-Backs.
Sept 14: Reds win 2-1 at Arizona. Cueto pitches 5 innings, giving up 1 run. Pettyjohn, Lincoln, Burton, Bray, Weathers and Cordero shut them down the rest of the way. Corey Patterson homers in the top of the 10th for the win. Dunn goes 0-3 with 2 walks, 1 K, and 5 men left on base.
Sept 16: Reds win 7-2 over Cards. Arroyo pitches 7 innings, 5 hits, and 2 earned runs both on homers. Weathers and Cordero shut them down in relief. EE knocks in 3 runs with a double and Patterson goes 2-4 knocking in 2 runs.
Sept 17: Reds win 3-0 over Cards. Harang pitches a complete game shutout, allowing 6 hits on 111 pitches. 3 solo home runs by Andy Phillips, Jay Bruce and Paul Janish make up the scoring for the Reds.
Harang has given up only 6 earned runs while pitching 29 innings for a 1.86 e.r.a. in September against good competition. Harang came off the DL on August 10th and gave up 8 runs in each of his first 2 starts. In his next 6 starts, he allowed 3 runs in each of 3 games, and zero runs in the other 3 games, pitching 42 innings for an e.r.a. of 1.92 in that 6 game stretch. Even more interesting is that in that 6 game stretch, he only got 2 wins, and suffered 3 losses and 1 no decision. Very well could have won all 6 decisions and changed his record from 5-16 to 8-13, which looks much better. Wins and losses can be overrated sometimes and don't always paint a true picture.
Volquez allows 4 runs in each of 2 games, and only 2 runs in his other start, while striking out 31 in 18.2 innings.
Arroyo allows 3 earned runs while pitching 20.1 innings for a September e.r.a. of 1.34. In fact, Arroyo has allowed 2 or less runs in 8 of his last 10 outings, lowering his e.r.a. from 5.55 to 4.57 in that run. He has gotten 6 winning decisions, 3 losses and one no-decision in those 10 outings. He pitched well enough, giving up 2 earned runs in one game and zero earned runs in another, that he easily could have won 2 more.
Cueto has suffered either from a lack of run support during his innings pitched or blown leads by the bullpen. He has given up 3 or less runs in 20 of his starts. In those 20 quality starts, he has gotten 8 wins, 5 losses, and 7 no-decisions. He has given up 4 to 6 runs in 9 other starts. Having said that, in August and September, Johnny Cueto has an e.r.a. of 3.49 in 36.1 innings pitched, with 6 quality starts (3 or less runs allowed) in 7 actual starts.
Reds team e.r.a. in September is 3.74 overall. Nice. By comparison, their August team e.r.a. was 5.03.
The oft maligned, and rightfully so, Corey Patterson is hitting .289 in September in 38 at-bats. Coming around? LOL. Still hitting .208 overall with an overall OBP of .240, which is pathetic.
In 8 September outings, Cordero has pitched 8 innings, giving up 0 runs, 4 hits, 5 walks, and 10 K's. In fact, in the months of August and September, in 19 outings, Cordero has only been scored upon in 2 games, for an e.r.a. of 2.84, with 10 saves, 1 win and 1 loss.
By comparison, in August and September, in 20 outings, David Weathers has been scored upon in 5 of those outings, going 21 innings, giving up 7 earned runs, 23 hits, walking 9, striking out 13 for an e.r.a. in those 2 months of exactly 3.00. Still pretty good. Shouldn't we keep this guy?
All that rookie Ramon Ramirez has done is pitched 17 innings, given up 16 hits, 4 earned runs, struck out 12, with an e.r.a of 2.25 and a WHIP of 0.75. Opponents are batting .113 against him. I know it's early and opponents haven't scouted him enough, but compare what he did to what Bailey or Daryl Thompson did.
Coming over in the Griffey trade, Masset has put up an e.r.a. of 2.08, with a WHIP of 1.21 and opponents are batting .254 against him.
Wilkin Castillo, A CATCHER, who came over in the Adam Dunn trade, has started 3 games in LF and 1 at 2B. Go figure. Funny stuff. Micah Owings soon to be seen playing CF? LOL.
Looking for power for next season? In 106 at-bats since traded to the ChiSox, Griffey has hit only 1 HR, for a season total of 16. In fact, he has hit exactly .245 for them which is his same average he had here this season. His slugging and OPS are at career lows overall this season. On the flip-side, EE has hit 25 HR's, Bruce has 19 HR's in 99 games, Votto has 19 HR's in 138 games, and Phillips hit 21 in 141 games. All 4 of those guys have 20-30 HR type power as they mature and continue to gain experience. Dickerson has 20+ HR power too.
In 35 games and 227 innings, Chris Dickerson has yet to commit an error.
Hopefully the end of the season success carries over to next season. Right now, if Harang, Arroyo, Volquez, and Cueto could continue to pitch like they have in September, and for some of them, even August............the starting staff would be one of the better ones in baseball. The bullpen is pitching well and looks like one of the better ones too.


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THE BIBLE FOR EVERY COUPLE PREPARING FOR THE BIRTH OF A BABY When it was first introduced more than thirty years ago, the Lamaze method was a revolutionary childbirth technique. Since that time, it has made pregnancy and childbirth easier for millions of women, lessening their dependence on pain medications before and after birth. Elisabeth Bing's classic book on the Lamaze method guides women through the physical and psychological challenges of pregnancy. Six Practical Lessons for an Easier Childbirth details the changes a woman can expect in her body during pregnancy, labor, and delivery and provides a complete program of exercises for increased muscular control and relaxation during childbirth. This guidebook also emphasizes the partner's supportive role in the Lamaze method, both in preparation and in the delivery room. This newly revised edition includes an expanded program with new photographs of exercises for every pregnant woman. Elisabeth Bing also provides more information on what to expect in the hospital, including updated information on cesarean births and the medications commonly prescribed during delivery. Filled with vital information and reassurance, Six Practical Lessons for an Easier Childbirth will make expectant couples better prepared than ever for this joyous, rewarding experience.
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Posted: 12/10/2008 - Boxing and the economy may both be struggling, but Oscar De La Hoya and Manny Pacquiao proved the biggest fights can still create a buzz.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - Boxing and the economy may both be struggling, but Oscar De La Hoya and Manny Pacquiao proved the biggest fights can still create a buzz.
Posted: 12/10/2008 - Taking aim at a BCS system he said "consistently misfires," a member of Congress planned to introduce legislation Wednesday that would force college football to adopt a playoff to determine the national champion.
Posted: 12/09/2008 - Lewis enters as a modern era fighter, along with American bantamweight champion Orlando Canizales and South African junior lightweight champion Brian Mitchell.
Posted: 12/09/2008 - Spanish golf great Seve Ballesteros thanked doctors and staff for giving him the chance to play the "mulligan of my life" on Tuesday when he was released from the hospital more than two months after brain surgery to remove a malignant tumor.
Posted: 12/09/2008 - The NFL pays its players billions of dollars a year and fans pack its stadiums every week. But even the deep-pocketed league is shedding jobs.
Posted: 12/09/2008 - Record-setting closer Francisco Rodriguez and the New York Mets reached a preliminary agreement Tuesday on a $37 million, three-year contract.
Posted: 12/08/2008 - The PGA of America will announce the new captain on Thursday, with all indications that it will be Corey Pavin. "It ain't gonna to be," Azinger told The Associated Press on Monday. "I am not the captain."
Posted: 12/08/2008 - Wittman becomes the fourth NBA head coach fired this season, joining Eddie Jordan (Washington), Sam Mitchell (Toronto), and P.J. Carlesimo (Oklahoma City).
Posted: 12/08/2008 - Athletic director Scott Woodward and school president Mark Emmert introduced Sarkisian, with Emmert saying, "We think we got our guy."
Posted: 12/08/2008 - The late Gordon was a nine-time All-Star with the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians. He played on five World Series championship teams and retired in 1950.
Posted: 12/07/2008 - It's official: Oklahoma and Florida will play for the BCS national championship. The Sooners and Gators finished atop the BCS standings Sunday and will meet Jan. 8 in Miami for the title.
Posted: 12/06/2008 - Harrison Frazar has shot a 59 in the fourth round of the PGA Tour qualifying tournament, the first player in eight years to hit golf's magic number at Q-school.
Posted: 12/06/2008 - Army's cool new dress code resulted in the same old loss against Navy.
Posted: 12/05/2008 - Sean Avery's suspension has been set at six games by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
Posted: 12/05/2008 - Seau is a 19-year veteran and 12-time Pro Bowl player. He played 27 games for the Patriots the last two seasons but hasn't been with a team this season.
Posted: 12/05/2008 - U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson said Friday he needed more time to consider the case after hearing several hours of arguments from the league and the NFL Players Association.
Posted: 12/05/2008 - A broken O.J. Simpson was sentenced Friday to as many as 33 years in prison for a hotel armed robbery after a judge rejected his apology and said, "It was much more than stupidity."
Posted: 12/05/2008 - Mississippi is working on a contract extension to keep Houston Nutt amid reports he's a top candidate at Auburn.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Federal prosecutors have dropped four counts of lying to a grand jury against Barry Bonds, leaving him to face trial next year on 10 counts of making false statements plus an addition obstruction of justice charge.
Posted: 12/04/2008 - Antonio Pierce and the doctor who treated his New York Giants teammate Plaxico Burress after he accidentally shot himself at a Manhattan nightclub will talk to investigators Friday.
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Let's recap what we've learned from this tutorial:
- A trading system is a group of specific rules, or parameters, that determines an entry or exit point for a given equity.
- Combinations of technical analysis indicators and oscillators are often used to create the rules used in trading systems.
- Once they are created and working properly, trading systems can take all emotion out of trading and save you a lot of time; however, they can be difficult and time consuming to construct and perfect.
- Many trading systems have proven to be effective over time. But some of the trading systems sold on the market have been scams. Most scams can be detected by looking at the promises they make - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
- Trading in the currency market can offer more liquidity and lower transaction costs, but also more volatility and a limited selection. Equity markets have limited liquidity and high transaction costs, but a more diversified nature. The futures market - although typically reserved for advanced traders - offers high leverage and potential profits, but is more difficult to tame with a trading system.
- There are two main types of trading systems: those that follow the trend and those that go against the trend. Although similar in terms of risk, they offer different ways of profiting.
- Your trading system must make money, limit risk, be composed of stable parameters and have a stable time series.
- Software can help you speed up system development and automate trading.
- The six steps involved in creating an effective trading system include (1) set up, (2) design, (3) decision making, (4) practice, (5) repeat and (6) trade.
- Optimization should be avoided in most circumstances.
- The four steps in the process used to troubleshoot any problems with your trading system include (1) identifying the problem, (2) evaluating the problem, (3) considering the alternatives, and (4) implementing a solution.
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Young festival visitors are sure to find tons of fun here! From live performers, musicians and storytellers just right for little ears, as well as the always-popular Spider Jump, everyone is sure to have an ideal time. The engaging entertainment here includes performances for young audiences by both young performers and seasoned professionals. Kids will want to roll up their sleeves to participate in plenty of craft activities, some of which are completely free! Thanks once again to District 1 Atlanta City Council Person Carla Smith for sponsoring the Kids Zone. Remember, in the Kids Zone, kids rule!
2014's Performances
Saturday, August 23th
Marshmallow Avenue
Tara Chiusano
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Atlanta Print Makers
Solar Astronomy
Zoo Mobile
Sunday August 24th
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The Kids Are Alright
The Imperial OPA Circus
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Why NoSQL?
The convergence of social networks, mobile platforms, connected things, big data and cloud infrastructure redefined interactive applications. It redefined the number of...
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Introduction to Couchbase Mobile: Building Online/Offline Apps that Always Work
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When interpreting PSAT scores, sophomores should focus more on percentiles than scaled (20-80) scores. In other words, if you are happy with your percentile rankings, keep up the good work. On the other hand, if you are not happy with your percentile rankings, you should begin preparing for the SAT now.
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The Redskins dropped to 3-6 with a 21-13 loss to the Panthers on Sunday. Rich Tandler of CSN Washington joins Mike Florio to discuss the Redskins' sinking ship, including why coach Mike Shanahan sounds like he is giving up on the season already.This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
PFT Live: Redskins to evaluate talent
Datone Jones suspension arises from marijuana possession
As expected, the one-game suspension imposed on Packers defensive lineman Datone Jones came from a violation of the law relating to a banned recreational substance.
According to Jason Wilde of ESPNWisconsin.com, Jones was cited for marijuana possession in Green Bay on January 19, one day after the Packers lost the NFC title game in Seattle.
The following month, Jones paid an $880 fine to dismiss the charge. It now gets a lot more expensive, due to the suspension.
He'll lose $65,088 in base salary for the one-game suspension (1/17th of his 2015 salary of $1.106 million), and he'll be subject to the forfeiture of $57,677 in signing bonus money (1/17th of the 2015 allocation of his $3.922 million signing bonus).
That's a total cost of $122,765 for possession a substance that is now legal in two of the 22 states in which the NFL does business — including the state where Jones had been simply one day before he was caught with marijuana in his possession.
Talk of imminent Dez Bryant deal won't go away
For four days now, rumors and reports have suggested that a long-term deal between the Cowboys and receiver Dez Bryant is imminent. For four days now, nothing has happened.
The latest rumors and reports point to a deal maybe, possibly being announced Monday. Which would be a fairly impressive feat; as one source with knowledge of the situation tells PFT, Cowboys owner/G.M. Jerry Jones and COO Stephen Jones currently are in Italy.
In theory, that doesn't stop a deal from getting done by Monday. And it doesn't keep a deal from already being in place, with the two sides simply waiting for the right time to unveil it.
But it would be very hard to keep a true accord under wraps. Bryant or someone close to him would say something to someone, and inevitably it would be leaked. In this specific case, there are enough hints of a looming deal to invite curiosity regarding whether something is happening.
Something may indeed be happening. And if something is going to happen, it'll happen by Wednesday, July 15 or not until after the 2015 regular season.
If it does indeed happen, it'll cut against months of inaction fueled by a fundamental disagreement regarding what Bryant wants and what the Cowboys will pay him. If a deal is going to be announced early next week, it means that the two sides have found a way to bridge the gap with only scattered rumors and reports pointing to a deal but nothing concrete to suggest that the longstanding impasse has been broken.
Hernandez judge allows juror misconduct investigation to proceed
When a Judge E. Susan Garsh ruled declined earlier this week to throw out the guilty verdict against former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez in connection with the murder of Odin Lloyd, it didn't end her work on the case. Still pending is the question of whether Judge Garsh will allow the attorneys to investigate whether a juror lied regarding knowledge of other allegations against Hernandez.
Via Jenny Wilson of the Hartford Courant, Judge Garsh has authorized Hernandez's lawyers to subpoena Verizon for phone records that would reveal the identity of the person who provided an anonymous tip to defense lawyer James Sultan regarding the alleged juror misconduct.
The tipster told Sultan that the juror in question was present for discussions regarding the separate double-murder case pending against Hernandez, arising from an unrelated shooting in Boston nearly a year before Lloyd was killed. Evidence regarding the other case was barred from the trial regarding Lloyd's murder.
Judge Garsh stopped short of allowing any additional efforts to investigate the situation.
"Whether the defendant can make a colorable showing sufficient to warrant a post-verdict interview of the juror may well depend on specific details yet to be proffered by the caller and the caller's credibility, all of which cannot be determined as long as the caller remains anonymous," Garsh said in the written ruling, via the Courant.
In English, this means that the investigation starts with finding out who made the tip to Sultan, and then learning more about the tipster's story. Which probably is more than the tipster bargained for when calling Sultan from a blocked number.
Reason for Datone Jones' one-game suspension not known
Thursday's quartet of suspensions included three guys who were suspended for four games each, and one player who was suspended for only one game.
Packers defensive end Datone Jones received a one-game suspension under the substance-abuse policy. But no one will talk about the specific violation that triggered the one-game suspension.
The formula for discipline under the substance-abuse policy doesn't include a one-game suspension. It's possible Jones initially faced a longer suspension than one game, and that the suspension was reduced to one game via negotiations between the NFL and NFL Players Association.
It's also possible that the one-game suspension was imposed upon Jones for a violation of the law relating to substances other than alcohol. For example, an arrest for marijuana possession typically results in a one-game suspension, if the case is resolved with the player taking any type of responsibility for the infraction.
As to Jones, Green Bay's first-round pick in 2013, no reports have emerged of any brushes with the law. Which would be unusual given the current obsession with NFL news.
But it wouldn't be unprecedented. Two years ago, Rams running back Isaiah Pead received a one-game suspension. There were no reports of any brushes with the law, but it turned out that he'd been arrested for marijuana possession the prior year.
NCAA scrutiny on potential Top 5 pick Laremy Tunsil
Ole Miss left tackle Laremy Tunsil, a potential Top 5 pick in the 2016 NFL draft, is facing scrutiny from the NCAA about his contact with agents.
Tunsil was arrested last week and accused of punching his stepfather. Now his stepfather, Lindsey Miller, has com forward to say that the fight between them started when Miller warned him to stay away from agents.
Miller told the Clarion-Ledger that he is aware of NCAA violations and has met with the NCAA. Tunsil is permitted to meet with agents, but Miller says their contact has gone beyond just meeting and includes gifts in violation of NCAA rules.
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze has been supportive of Tunsil, both regarding the NCAA investigation and regarding the arrest for the altercation with his stepfather.
"We are aware that Laremy and his family have met with potential agents, which is within his NCAA rights as a student-athlete," Freeze said in a statement. "Regarding the altercation, we will continue to gather facts and cooperate with the proper authorities."
Tunsil is only two years out of high school, so he would not have been eligible for this year's regular draft, or the supplemental draft. If the NCAA rules that he can't play for Ole Miss, he won't be playing football at all until he gets to the NFL next year.
If Dez is going to skip games, he needs to say so
Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant has threatened to miss regular-season games if he doesn't get the contract he wants by July 15, the deadline for signing franchise-tagged players to a multi-year deal. It was obvious from the moment owner Jerry Jones said he's confident Bryant will be leading the charge in Week One against the Giants that the Cowboys don't buy it.
And so the latest report that the Cowboys don't buy it wasn't a surprise. Neither was the report that the Cowboys believe Bryant needs the money; as Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram said on Friday's PFT Live on NBC Sports Radio, the Cowboys have known all about Bryant's total financial condition for years, since the team has been helping him manage it.
To get the Cowboys to take his threat seriously, Bryant will have to something surprising, to the point of shocking. He'll need to publicly declare that he will not show up for the regular-season opener if he doesn't have a new contract before July 15. And he'll need to be prepared to reiterate that vow after July 15, if he doesn't get a new contract.
Meanwhile, there are indications that a new contract is possible before July 15. Earlier this week, some in Dallas believed a deal was imminent. (A source with knowledge of the situation told PFT that nothing would be happening soon.)
With 12 days to go until the window closes on a long-term deal, time is running short. And in a deadline-driven business like the NFL, the time is getting ripe to work something out.
Ultimately, the question is whether an intersection can be found between what Bryant wants and what the Cowboys will pay. It's easy to protect the team against potential off-field issues. The more significant challenge will be to come up with a structure and a total payout that gives Bryant what he deserves, especially since he could make more than $28 million under the tag over the next two years before hitting the market in 2018.
Poll in San Diego has large majority picking comic books over Chargers
The city of San Diego has been able to hang onto one of its civic institutions, and apparently, it's the more important one.
According to U-T San Diego, the city has signed a two-year extension to its deal to host Comic-Con, keeping the pop-culture convention there through 2018.
The eye-opening part is that people there may prefer that to the Chargers, by a pretty large margin.
In a poll on the newspapers website, a one-or-the-other choice between a comic book convention and NFL football has the guys in tights with a 17-point edge. (That's as of the moment this was published, with 887 of the 1511 votes cast going against the Chargers, or 58 percent.)
Granted, this is far from scientific, or an apples-to-apples choice. While the convention sells out plenty of hotel rooms and pumps money into the local economy, it's a one-shot deal compared to 10 games and storylines that fill the calendar.
But it may also signal the civic ambivalence that has kept San Diego from getting a stadium built, which has the team looking for greener pastures in Los Angeles.
Rush Limbaugh: Media "kind of mean" to RGIII because he's Republican
In 2003, Rush Limbaugh resigned from a shortly held job on ESPN after his opinion that the media overpraised Donovan McNabb because it was "very desirous" to see an African-American quarterback do well in the NFL was met with much criticism.
More than 10 years later, Limbaugh finds the media singing a different tune when it comes to another African-American quarterback. On his radio show Thursday, Limbaugh was discussing Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III's recent address to the United Nations about protecting the oceans. Limbaugh wasn't crazy about that message — "we couldn't destroy the ocean if we tried" — but also found something to criticize about the media's coverage of Griffin.
"RGIII, the quarterback — don't know for how long — of the Washington Redskins, came into the league amidst great fanfare," Limbaugh said, via CBS DC. "First-round draft choice. Daniel Snyder, the owner of the Redskins, traded up to get RGIII, and he's had some injuries and he just hasn't maxed his potential. Well, some people think he's bombed. And the media, it's kind of strange, because here we have an African-American quarterback and yet the media has been kind of mean to RGIII. And one of the reasons is that it's suspected that RGIII is a Republican."
There's one notable bit of Griffin criticism that involves his presumed political leanings — Limbaugh's fellow former ESPNer Rob Parker's stance that Griffin isn't authentically African-American named his support for Republicans as one of the reasons — but the majority of the criticism of Griffin has been directly related to his play over the last two seasons. Just as it has been for Geno Smith, EJ Manuel, JaMarcus Russell and several other African-American quarterbacks (including McNabb) who have come under fire in the media regardless of their political opinions.
The opposite has been true for Peyton Manning, whose donations to GOP candidates hasn't led to much of a backlash from a media that's named him the NFL's MVP five times.
Mike Tice talks up the Raiders' offensive line
Mike Tice is in his fourth different stop as an NFL offensive line coach this season with the Raiders, and he thinks he now has his most physically imposing group yet.
"I'm pretty excited about the group I have to work with. First of all, it's the biggest – I was telling my wife and some friends the other day – it's the biggest, most athletic group of guys I've worked with before," Tice said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
Tice singled out Gabe Jackson, a 2014 third-round pick who started 12 games for the Raiders as a rookie.
"I think the guys on the offensive side are very impressive. We have a good blend of older and middle-aged and some younger guys that are going be to rising stars in the league," he said. "I think a guy that's had the best offseason of everybody, and that's Gabe Jackson out of Mississippi State. [I've] had some familiarity with him in the Senior Bowl two years ago, when we coached the Senior Bowl when I was in Atlanta, he was on the opposing team and I got to spend some time with him. Gabe is a big, athletic, strong — great football background. His dad was a high school football coach. I think he's a rising star. I think he has a chance to be a really good one."
The Raiders think they have their franchise quarterback in place in Derek Carr. If Tice is right about the talent he inherited, they've also got a line in place to keep Carr healthy at the helm for years to come.
Virgil Green welcomes higher expectations with Broncos
The Broncos re-signed a free agent tight end this offseason, but it wasn't their biggest name at the position.
Julius Thomas is now in Jacksonville while Virgil Green has remained in Denver for a fifth season. Green's first four seasons have seen him spend a lot of time as a blocker, which has resulted in just 23 catches. Even with Owen Daniels on board, that number is expected to go up in 2015 with head coach Gary Kubiak's offense frequently targeting tight ends. Green likes those expectations.
"I believe I can do what's needed of me," Green said, via ESPN.com. "They didn't need me to catch a lot of passes, but I think that's part of my game where I can still make things happen. I love to block, I take pride in moving somebody against their will in those situations, but I take pride in receiving and I think I can do it. I want those expectations. I've always believed in my abilities and what I can do. It's all about opportunity and I think there will be more opportunity now."
The Broncos Offense is going to look different this season after all of the changes since we last saw them in their playoff loss to the Colts. If Green is able to meet the expanded expectations for his contributions, the chances that different will mean less productive will be a little slimmer.
Everyone else is off, but PFT Live isn't
OK, so I had a couple of weeks of vacation last month. And, yeah, I've got more vacation coming up.
But today is a holiday for plenty of people, but I'll be manning the Mr. Microphone at PFT Live on NBC Sports Radio. Primarily since it's really not any different than having a really long telephone conversation about America's favorite sport.
Today's really long conversation about America's favorite sport will include regular contributions from producer Rob "Stats" Guerrera, along with visits from Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Kevin Acee of U-T San Diego.
Through the really long conversation about America's favorite sport, we'll be keeping an eye on the possibility for another bad-news dump.
Which could be good news when it comes to the effort of trying to fill that really long conversation about America's favorite sport.
The conversation begins at 12:00 p.m. ET, and it ends at 3:00 p.m. ET. You can listen on Sirius 213, XM 202, ProFootballTalk.com, and NBCSportsRadio.com.
Eagles QB coach Ryan Day: "Sky's the limit" for Sam Bradford
Eagles quarterbacks coach Ryan Day and head coach Chip Kelly go back a long way.
Day played quarterback when Kelly was the offensive coordinator at New Hampshire and then joined the coaching staff, which gave him a close view of Kelly's evolution as an offensive coach. Day says Kelly would "go from Run 'n Shoot to the Wing-T to the Veer" as he formed his offensive viewpoint.
The experimentation hasn't stopped in the NFL and it now extends to personnel moves like the trade for quarterback Sam Bradford this offseason. Day says it is "an exciting opportunity" to work with a "really, really talented" quarterback who hasn't gotten a chance to show off his full skill set as a pro because he's been hurt so often.
"I think it really has been [injury]," Day said, via Birds 24/7. "When you've had the season-ending injuries he's had, it's hard to kinda put the foot on the pedal and roll. So I think sky's the limit for him that way."
Bradford's not the only big gamble that Kelly took after assuming control of personnel this offseason, but he may wind up being the one that has the most to say about how close the Eagles can get to 16-0 during the 2015 season.
Zach Ertz: Eagles' goal is 16-0
Eagles tight end Zach Ertz isn't spouting cliches about taking it one game at a time when asked what he expects from the coming season.
Asked on NFL Network about his goals for 2015, Ertz said that he and his teammates are looking to win every game.
"We want to win each and every game we go out there, and that's the goal, 16-0 for us right now," Ertz said.
That goal might be slightly unrealistic, but we wouldn't exactly expect Ertz to say his goal is to go 4-12. Unfortunately, the track record for players talking about going 16-0 isn't great: Ndamukong Suh said the Lions could go 16-0 before a season when they went 10-6, and Roddy White said the Falcons could go 16-0 just before they lost their first game of the season in 2012.
And, of course, the only team that has gone 16-0 ended up losing the Super Bowl. If Ertz is going to look ahead and set his sights high, winning the Super Bowl would be a better goal.
PFT Live: Cowboys talk with Clarence Hill, Chargers talk with Kevin Acee
The holiday weekend is getting underway, but we'll still have three hours of PFT Live on Friday to get you up to date on all you need to know about the NFL before the fireworks go off on Saturday night.
Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram will join Mike Florio on the show to discuss the latest on wide receiver Dez Bryant's push for a new contract. We'll see if Hill thinks Bryant is bluffing about missing time in the regular season and whether the Cowboys will be moved to offer him more to avoid finding out.
Hill will also talk about linebacker Rolando McClain's four-game suspension, which was one of four bans handed down on Thursday. Chargers tight end Antonio Gates was also on that list and Kevin Acee of U-T San Diego will update us on the team's plans for life without him early in the season.
We also want to hear what PFT Planet thinks. Email questions at any time via the O'Reilly Auto Parts Ask the Pros inbox or get in touch on Twitter at @ProFootballTalk to let us know what's on your mind.
It all gets started at noon ET and you can listen to all three hours live via the various NBC Sports Radio affiliates, through the links at PFT, or with the NBC Sports Radio app.
Are contract expectations undermining Russell Wilson's image?
The apparent desire of Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson to become the newest highest-paid player in the NFL conflicts with the "Go 'Hawks!" mentality Wilson regularly projects. As Wilson's unsettled status beyond 2015 continues to linger, that disconnect could be starting to take a toll on Wilson's reputation in Seattle.
Larry Stone of the Seattle Times writes that "Wilson's image is absorbing some serious puncture wounds" amid the increasing focus on his contractual expectations.
"I've heard and read more Wilson backlash in the past three weeks than in the previous three years combined," Stone writes. "When it came to throwing an interception on the decisive play of the Super Bowl, Wilson largely got away blame-free. But when a story leaked last week that he wanted to become the highest-paid player in the NFL, well, the notion of a greedy Wilson began to be put forth on talk shows and comment threads."
The problem isn't whether Wilson wants to be the highest-paid player in the NFL, because the bar remains at a mere $22 million per year. The problem is whether Wilson wants to clear the current high-water mark by $3 million or more per year.
That's where "Go 'Hawks!" gives way to "pay me." Most fans believe Wilson can't be both a pom-pom waving team-first system quarterback and a shrewd, squeeze-out-every-dollar businessman. (And there's nothing wrong with being a shrewd, squeeze-out-every-dollar businessman; that's what pretty much every NFL owner is.)
Compounding the problem is that Wilson has been readily available to the media, doing radio interviews and speaking at his various passing camps and sitting down with ESPN and appearing on Jimmy Kimmel's show. Although Wilson continues to avoid saying he wants to be paid more than anyone else in the game, the fact that he's not saying he doesn't is reinforcing the perception that he does.
Especially when he blurted out $25 million as a possible alternative to his $1.5 million salary for 2015.
As training camp, the preseason, and the regular season approach, Wilson will continue to be asked questions about his contract. At this point, the only way to keep the situation from becoming a major distraction for the 2015 season will be to do the best deal he can with the Seahawks or shut down all negotiations until February.
Given that healthy franchise quarterbacks always work out long-term contracts, it's odd that the story has gotten so big so long before the 2016 offseason. Some would blame Wilson for that. Others would blame his agent, Mark Rodgers. Others would blame the team for not paying Wilson what he's worth. Others would blame the media for making Mt. Rainier out of a raisin.
Maybe the blame should on one or more or all of those parties. Regardless, the current size of the story and the potential that it will become dramatically bigger once the time comes to play games that count necessarily becomes a factor Wilson must consider when assessing the offer the Seahawks put on the table before Week One.


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New RRT 10-030
A number of vehicles were shipped with a Radio (RBZ). When trying to manually tune the radio the second row of numbers buttons 4, 5, and 6 are inoperative to the touch. Dealers are required to inspect and if needed replace the Radio with an exchange unit.
Thanks for the info as always!
Not really a huge problem but it could definately be irritating.
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