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The package is located inside a disk image
.dmg) file that you first need to mount by
double-clicking its icon in the Finder. It should then mount the
image and display its contents.
Before proceeding with the installation, be sure to stop all running MySQL server instances by using either the MySQL Manager Application (on OS X Server) or mysqladmin shutdown on the command line.
When installing from the package version, you should also install the MySQL Preference Pane, which will enable you to control the startup and execution of your MySQL server from System Preferences. For more information, see Chapter 5, Installing and Using the MySQL Preference Pane.
When installing using the package installer, the files are
installed into a directory within
matching the name of the installation version and platform. For
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. The following table shows the layout of the
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Table 2.1 MySQL Installation Layout on OS X
|Contents of Directory
|Client programs and the mysqld server
|Log files, databases
|Helper documents, like the Release Notes and build information
|Include (header) files
|Unix manual pages
|MySQL test suite
|Miscellaneous support files, including error messages, sample configuration files, SQL for database installation
|Scripts and sample configuration files
|Location of the MySQL Unix socket
During the package installer process, a symbolic link from
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specific directory created during installation will be created
Download and open the MySQL package installer, which is
provided on a disk image (
.dmg) that
includes the main MySQL installation package, the
MySQLStartupItem.pkg installation
package, and the
Double-click the disk image to open it.
Double-click the MySQL installer package. It will be named
according to the version of MySQL you have downloaded. For
example, if you have downloaded MySQL server
5.1.73, double-click
You will be presented with the opening installer dialog. Click Continue to begin installation.
A copy of the installation instructions and other important information relevant to this installation are displayed. Click Continue .
If you have downloaded the community version of MySQL, you will be shown a copy of the relevant GNU General Public License. Click Continue .
Select the drive you want to use to install the MySQL Startup Item. The drive must have a valid, bootable, OS X operating system installed. Click Continue.
You will be asked to confirm the details of the installation, including the space required for the installation. To change the drive on which the MySQL server is installed, click either Go Back or Change Install Location.... To install the MySQL server, click Install.
Once the installation has been completed successfully, you will be shown an Install Succeeded message.
For convenience, you may also want to install the startup item and preference pane. See Chapter 4, Installing the MySQL Startup Item, and Chapter 5, Installing and Using the MySQL Preference Pane.
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If you end up with 2 instances of MySQL installed side-by-side, the deinstall process involves manual steps with rm and editing files: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1436425/how-do-you-uninstall-mysql-from-mac-os-x
This would be a useful option to have in the OS X installer (choice to install or deinstall, pick which version to deinstall). Failing that, how about a doc section on deinstalling, distinct from upgrading/downgrading.
Context: after an upgrade to OS X Mavericks, MySQL stopped working. The directories and files were all still there, probably there were just some system or init files clobbered by the OS upgrade. Installing the latest and greatest gave me a working 5.6 instance but without my former data. I retrieved my original 5.5 version from the archives, deinstalled 5.6 using the manual steps from StackOverflow, then installed 5.5 again. 5.5 refused to install while it could detect the presence of 5.6 -- thus requiring the explicit deinstall step. The reinstalled 5.5 instance successfully used the data files that were already in place.

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Hello! I'm Bobby Collins, 13 years old. I just bought Corel Linux Second Edition (kernal 2.2.16). Anywho, I have a Netgear FA311 NIC installed on my Linux computer. The rest of my network is Windows based computers. I have one Win2k Machine on my network that has ICS installed with Sygate Home Network (since Sygate Personal Firewall blocks all/some ICS traffic, the Home Network software allows ICS to run). How do I configure my Linux machine to be a client of ICS and how do I get Linux so i can view shared files and share files to my other Windows machines?
I'm pretty used to Windows and Macintrash and BeOS. However, Linux is one of those things that confuses me. Any help would be appreciated!
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its probably using dhcp so run netconfig (i'm guessing here, some mandraker help me out) and set it for dhcp, that should get all the needed info and it will work.
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Run netconfig? Like in the console? I tried typing that in and it gave me an invalid command. Or do you mean in the Control Panel? I tried setting my Linux comp to connect to a DHCP server, but that doesnt seem to work. Nor does my static ip settings.
I booted up the win98 partition on my win2k computer, and everything works. I can view the network, brows the internet, etc. However, my dad hates the Win98 partition I put on there and he always uses Win2k for his work. (He wont allow one of my comps to be the DHCP server or the DNS server cause his computers are "faster" So I think Win2k is the problem. How do I fix it? Any suggestions?
i am unable to find any manual for corel linux so i am not sure about any GUI tool, but it sounds like you have that problem fixed when the server computer is running win98 but not win2k - right?
It seems as if Win2k is giving me the problems. However, I can only boot into Win98 so often cause my dad normally uses the Win2k Partition - and he's on his computer most of the time.
Is that JUST is a few years ago?? I mean we are at Linux 2.4 and you bought a year old Linux 2.2?? .. Anyway, you probably already knows that Kernel 2.2.16 has the bug that will get you hacked. Upgrade at least to 2.2.17. And also since Corel is Debian based, most Debian methods will also apply to Corel stuff. ( or at least it should be ).I just bought Corel Linux Second Edition (kernal 2.2.16).
I used to have my Win2K machine as gateway/Router and used built in ICS for my home network with two NICs in that Win2K machine. How's your setup?? All I did was assign all clients with static IP ( it doesn't matter you have DHCP running or not. Since you have pretty small home network, chances are that it will skip to other numbers if you choose it at higher IP range ).I have one Win2k Machine on my network that has ICS installed with Sygate Home Network. How do I configure my Linux machine to be a client of ICS
Here is my set up.
DSL modem ( xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ) --> router machine NIC1 ( xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ) -->router machine NIC2 ( 192.168.0.1 ) --> { Win95 client ( 192.168.0.200 ) & Linux client ( 192.168.0.201 ) } .
Just configure your Linux machine to use IP addy, same netmask and the NIC2 of your router machine as the gateway IP.
You need to run SAMBA. Get SAMBA at least 2.2 so that you can deal with Win2K's new encrypted authentication. Check the PET ( plain English Tutorials ) section of this site for more info. Install Lineighborhood if you need GUI based LAN browser.how do I get Linux so i can view shared files and share files to my other Windows machines?
Everybody is at first so don't worry too much about it. I didn't know a thing when I was born and I'm pretty much know how to eat by now. ;DHowever, Linux is one of those things that confuses me.
??? Where do I get Samba? I already have some version running, but I have no clue what version it is. Where do i download the 2.4 kernal and how do i install it?
Well, the 1 Win2k machine has 1 NIC connected to a Netgear hub. Since i have 8 computers , i have an 8 port hub in my room. Some computers have a IP address assigned my the DCHP server, and some have a static IP address. All my Windows computers connect to the internet via the ICS on the win2k machine. And i'm trying to make my linux computer connect to the net via ICS and get it to brows my network.
my recomendation would be to just download Mandrake 8.1(that's assuming you have a burner and broadband connection). Corel has stopped developing their linux distro, and I've heard bad things about corel linux anyway.
but that's just my opinion...
I only have a 56k modem that usually connects at 49KBPS. They don't offer DSL and cable in our area.
you can find people who will mail you out a new distro. *
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Picketers line the access road to the Co-Op mine during the walkout in 2003. However, courts ruled that the mine's failure to deliver on its contract was due to geology, not the labor dispute.
Like the aftershocks following an earthquake, repercussions of a 2008 Emery County mine bankruptcy are sending financial tremors through scores of Castle Country businesses.
Two sources have told the Sun Advocate that 120 local firms are affected by the failure of C. W. Mining Co., owner of the Co-Op Mining Beaver Canyon Mine. CWM was forced into involuntary bankruptcy in January 2008.
This is not a case of the vendors going unpaid because of the bankruptcy, however. It is a case of having to refund all the money they received from CWM since October 2007.
Attorneys for the bankruptcy trustee early last month delivered letters to local companies demanding repayment of money they received since 90 days before the bankruptcy filing. The demand letters are entirely legal, authorized by the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The law gives the trustee the power and the responsibility to collect money already paid to vendors and put it in the debtor's account for distribution to all creditors. The provisions of the code are intended to prevent "preferential" payments that might favor certain vendors or lenders over others. (These are sections 547, 548 and 549.)
However, for businesses that thought they had been fairly compensated for equipment and services they provided for CWM more than two years ago, the demand letters are a nightmare.
"When I first heard about this law, I thought I must be hearing wrong. This just can't be," commented one of the affected vendors. "But every lawyer in town will tell you it's the law and there's no way out," he added. He explained that the situation is like making his company pay twice for the same thing, first to buy the original equipment and make payroll, then to refund the reimbursements received.
"This is going to hurt, but we'll make it. I'm not sure about Christmas bonuses this year, though," said another vendor.
The cause of last month's cascade of demand letters was years in the making. A Federal Court of Appeals summary shows that CWM ran into a series of problems that began just one month after a moment of triumph in 2003. In September, the company signed a contract to deliver 1.5 million tons a year for three years to Aquila, Inc., a Midwest electric utility. The ink was barely dry by October, when about half of the mine's 120 workers walked off the job in a labor dispute.
At the same time, the No. 1 mine was experiencing a lot of roof falls. That led the Mine Safety and Health Administration to order a halt to operations in January 2004. Mines 3 and 4 might have picked up the slack, but geology prevented that. Miners encountered "hot spots" where coal had reached unsafe temperatures, and mud in other sections compounded the problems.
Co-Op was unable to deliver fully on the agreement. Aquila (now Black Hills Energy) accepted partial deliveries, but had to shop on the open market to make up the deficit. The utility had to pay a higher price for the coal it got, and also had to buy emission credits because the sulfur content of the make-up coal was higher than Co-Op's.
By April 2005, CWM said it was going to cancel the contract. Aquila sued in Salt Lake Federal District Court to recover the $24 million in extra coal expenses it incurred. It won a judgment against CWM, which was later upheld by the Appeals Court in November 2008. The district court ruled that it was not the strike but the geology that caused the production problem, and that CWM did not sufficiently advise Aquila of the situation.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court at Salt Lake City in July allowed the trustee to sell the mine to an out-of-state buyer for $15 million in cash. The buyer is Rhino Energy, LLC, which operates mines in Colorado, Kentucky, West Virginia and Ohio. Rhino produced 5 million tons in 2009, according to court documents.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (582 votes).
In short: brilliant muddy day out in Glos over fileds and hills and through water - must like cow poo!!In full: Organised by Bitton RR from Bristol this is an excellent event involving loads of mud, water, fields, hills, obstacles and lashings of cow poo!! Is great fun when there has been loads of rain to make the fields boggier and the mud deeper. Well marshalled and good support especially the places where you are likely to get very wet and very muddy. A must do. Date of review: November 15, 2004
In short: Tough but a great laugh.In full: Really good fun on a Sunday morning. Running through the river and next to the bridge very different as spectators cheering runners who fell in as they tried to cross. Makes a refreshing change to PB oriented road races. Really welcoming atmosphere.Date of review: November 15, 2004
In short: The most fun I've had on a Sunday morningIn full: OK do you'll need new shoes after doing this one and the sock will probably have to be binned as well. More fun that any road run you've ever completed and a whole lot muddier!Date of review: November 15, 2004
In short: Logically PB guaranteed as a new course (well my excuse anyway)Date of review: November 15, 2004
In short: First slog and really really enjoyable, some of the course could be seen as ridicous, so much funDate of review: November 14, 2004
In short: Very well organised as usuall. Numerous marshalls who were encouraging and friendlyIn full: Differant course this year that bought more mud and water. With the glorious weather it was a great day out. A bigger entry this year, organisers need to make sure it does not get much bigger or the school, toilets, showers etc will not be able to cope. Date of review: November 14, 2004
In short: Not exactly "easy" (!) but something very special all the same. Enjoy...Date of review: November 14, 2004
In short: One of the friendliest fields I've ever run with and a great laugh!Date of review: November 14, 2004
In short: Great event - especially when really wet and muddy!Date of review: November 4, 2004
In short: Was lucky that it was pretty dry - in the rain it would be a different story....Date of review: September 1, 2004
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A practical introduction to the role that Air Traffic Control plays in the operation of the National Airspace System. The core activity of this lab will involve flying with a flight instructor to see and hear ATC interactions first hand while performing a variety of flight operations. (This lab is not required if the student has obtained their FAA Private Pilot Certificate.) Lab 1. Corequisite: AATC 2013 (Fall)
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BGA Extra: Patriots at Jets
Bent , TheJetsBlog.com
This analysis is based on watching and re-watching TV footage. As such, it is not always possible to accurately determine everything that was going on. However, every effort has been made to ensure that the information below is as complete and correct as possible. For the purposes of BGA Extra (but not BGA, since that is too early in the week), I have also reviewed the coaches film, which was available for every play (whereas last year, it was only available for big plays). Statistics from PFF which are not available to subscribers were used in the completion of this article and we thank them for providing us with exclusive access to these.
Welcome to BGA Extra, where I draw a line under the previous weekend's game by responding to your questions from BGA during the week. After the jump, I respond to your questions about Thursday night's game against the Pats. If you would like your questions answered in future, remember to read my BGA game breakdowns every Monday and leave your question in the comments section.
I felt like i was in the minority last night on Twitter, but I continued insisting that any use of the word "embarrassment" for this loss was incorrect. It would have been embarrassing if the Jets had been thoroughly outplayed and outschemed on every drive. But I feel that it really was just a few plays that changed the nature of the game, and your analysis seems to reflect that. Everyone gives Rex et al flack for saying that, but it's the truth. I really think if it wasn't for those big turnovers and key mistakes by the secondary that the Jets could have been in this game late. After all, it was a tie game at the end of the first quarter, and as you said the Jets outscored the Pats in the second half. So while I realize that talent is an issue on this squad, I do think more than talent it is really an issue of cleaning up mistakes at pivotal times. How exactly the Jets can do that, I'm not sure, but then again I'm not a coach. Your thoughts? (both on my opinion and on how the Jets can limit these mistakes at key times).
I do agree with your opinion, although I perhaps would shy away from voicing it as strongly as you did, lest I get labelled a homer or an apologist. I would disagree with one small part though…it doesn't matter how it happened, 35-0 down at home is an embarrassment. I'd even go so far as to say that the nature of some of those "few plays" was so humiliating that it was worse than getting marched up and down on like happened in Flight 3-45 two years ago.
It's painful to see those mistakes at key moments (in the red zone) or that lead to huge plays (80+ yard touchdowns, defensive scores), but I don't know what to suggest in terms of how to stop them. The obvious answer is consistency of approach, flexibility of scheme and accountability at all levels, but we were led to believe these were already supposedly happening. Right now, teams can just sit back and wait for the Jets to shoot themselves in the foot.
Bent said – "I'm sorry to say that this could indicate that this Jets team has a very fragile psyche and that they perhaps suffer from a tendency to let things get to them when not everything is going their way." Bingo. The question is why/how to fix it?
Can you sum up the seasons to date of Coples and Hill? In more depth than the obvious (i.e. Hill has killer drops, Coples has been inconsistent). The things I'm looking for in particular are: Coples–has he improved in terms of shedding blocks, making plays since the beginning of the season? Does Hill get open a lot? Also is there a quasi-objective way to evaluate each against other draftees in their position groups (i.e. Coples vs. Chandler; Hill vs. Randle)?
I think Coples has hit a bit of a wall over the last few weeks. However, he usually does flash at least once or twice a game and certainly has the ability to win one-on-one matchups and create impact plays. PFF has him 11th (out of 32 qualifying 3-4 DEs) in run stop percentage and 5th in terms of pass rush productivity. You can't really compare him to Jones, because he's not an edge rusher – typically a position where production is higher. A better comparison is Wilkerson last year. Wilkerson was 5th in run stop percentage and 18th in pass rush productivity. If Coples progresses like Wilkerson has (4th and 12th respectively this year) then he'd be well on the way.
As for Hill, I remain pleased with his ability to get separation. Whenever he runs deep, he looks good and he also runs some nice short routes that he'll be able to make some yards after the catch with once he starts catching them. Obviously, he's struggling a little with his confidence in his hands, but Coach Lal worked with Louis Murphy and Darrius Heyward-Bey in Oakland, so he has experience in working with guys who struggle to catch a lot of balls as a rookie. In terms of other rookies getting decent playing time, TY Hilton is the big revelation, but obviously he is benefiting from Andrew Luck's emergence. Kendall Wright has a pretty good catch rate, but Justin Blackmon has a 50% catch rate and Rod Streater's is below 50%, like Hill's. Randle has similar numbers to Hill and, like Hill, also had one big game (six of his 13 catches) that boosts his otherwise unimpressive production on a week by week basis. Randle has a slightly higher average per catch, but that is boosted by a 56-yarder and a 36-yarder, whereas Hill's longest went for 33.
Do the Jets need a new GM? The Jets current roster has about 7-8 players I think you can build around (Sanchez isn't one of them) and given the recent coaching history of the Jets do you think it behooves them to hire an offensive minded head coach (i.e. Todd Haley/Jay Gruden or someone else) this offense is dreadful and predictable. Rex Ryan is married to Mark Sanchez as his starter and that should cause him to lose his job right?
7-8 players really isn't a bad nucleus to build around. Looking at the team Tannenbaum built in 2009 and 2010, how many of them were on the 2005 team he inherited? Brandon Moore, Shaun Ellis, Jerricho Cotchery and Kerry Rhodes. You can't tell me that's a better nucleus than the 7-8 guys they currently have in your estimation. So, he's done it before…but they definitely don't seem to be heading in the right direction.
You know me, I would prefer a defensive team and low scoring games. However, getting a defensive head coach doesn't guarantee that. Did you know that under Rex Ryan, the Jets haven't had a regular season win where they scored 21 or fewer points since 2009? If getting an offensive head coach will mean some low scoring wins, sign me up!
Organizationally, the Jets have been tied to Sanchez since they drafted him. They had a potential out this year, but gambled on him continuing to progress and that looks to have been a misfire. I don't blame Rex for throwing his support behind Sanchez, because I'm not sure what other choice he had. It's certainly true that Sanchez's failings could ultimately lead to Rex Ryan's demise as head coach, but it's too soon to say that.
Can we find a OC with a damn clue? 3rd and 4th and short and we run at Wilfork? Really?!
Not to defend the playcalling there, but the Jets actually didn't run right at Wilfork. On each play, they went up the middle, walling off Wilfork (the left defensive end) with a double team on each occasion. This double team was effective on third down, but he split it and penetrated into the backfield on fourth down. Later on, they got down to the two yard line and ran three times, failing on each occasion to get in. Again, they didn't run at Wilfork, but he was able to get downhill to prevent one of the runs up the middle.
What is going on with all the screw-ups on covering people? Seems a lot more uncovered receivers in games than in the past. Communication issue or lack of talent?
They still did have a lot of blown coverages over the last few years, but yes it does seem to happen more often this year. Part of that is the fact that they don't rely on man-to-man as much as they used to. With Revis out, that might be something that wasn't really planned for and had to be implemented on the fly. Against New England, the Jets always mix up their coverages, so there's always some scope for someone to think it's man and someone else to think it's zone. I'm pretty sure they miss Jim Leonhard too.
As for who is at fault, I'm seeing Kyle Wilson involved a lot. He definitely messed up against the Rams on the fourth down touchdown where two players were alone at the back of the end zone and the Welker touchdown on Thursday night was a similar play, maybe even attempting to exploit the same kind of confusion. All three safeties have been involved in some of these mix-ups too though and David Harris has also had some missteps. To answer your final question, it is a communication issue, but I feel like that's part of how talented you are anyway. What good is a guy who is talented but blows coverages all the time?
Does anyone know who in charge of talent evaluation for the Jets? Seems they miss in drafts and free agents more often than not.
Terry Bradway is still the Senior Personnel Executive. Then again, he has been since being ousted as GM and the Jets have made some good moves in that time. Joey Clinkscales, who used to hold the same position, went on to be VP of college scouting, but left the team in May, after the draft. Maybe they will miss him, or maybe they will prove to be better off without him.
There was a play early in the game where Collingsworth commented that Stephen Hill had torched Talib on a double move but Sanchez didn't see him and checked down to Powell…NBC didn't show any replays of it so I am asking that you look for it in the All 22 footage and let me know if this was accurate…
I found this eventually – it was actually a check down to Greene, not Powell. Yes, Hill did get behind Talib, as Collingsworth said, but I'm not sure Sanchez "didn't see him" as he suggested. The deep safety was roaming over towards that area of the field and I think Sanchez just decided on the safer option. That's a throw I'd expect most NFL quarterbacks to have the confidence to make, but given how inaccurate he's been on deep balls down that right sideline, he probably made a wise choice, understanding his own limitations.
Two plays later, he threw the pick. And, yes, if he hit Hill for a touchdown there, it would have been 7-0 Jets.
Once again, can someone explain to me the TOTAL CONTRIBUTION and VALUE of the Tebow acquisition in the year 2012?
Clearly he's had no impact whatsoever and the Jets shot themselves in the foot with the way they've used him. I'm certain him taking Sanchez's job was never part of the plan, primarily because of the increase in his contract value this would bring about. The Jets really can't afford another $11m to be added onto the cap commitments for 2013 and 2014. The fact he's played even less than we expected might have a lot to do with Sanchez's struggles, because the more reps they give him, the later in the year they'd have to wait to give him a chance to start and still remain below those incentive thresholds. However, their misuse of him goes even further than that.
In Canadian Football, nearly every team has a quarterback that comes in every time there's a short yardage down and most of the time they run a short yardage play like a sneak. You're telling me the Jets' short yardage game, something which has held them back this year, wouldn't be considerably better if they did that? Also, they might have had some creative ideas for Tebow that they've been intending to use later in the year when they get a big game, but now they've blown that because (a) he's hurt and (b) they're falling out of contention, so there may be no big games left. So, do you save these ideas for next year? It leaves the Jets in a situation where their best trump card is unplayed and all we've seen from Tebow is the "developing tendencies" portion of the progression. They even managed to screw that part up by getting slightly creative in the red zone earlier in the season but those plays were ineffective because they hadn't yet done enough to establish those tendencies and exploit the defense's reaction.
It's a mess. I still believe the concept of getting Tebow wasn't flawed from a football perspective, but they've really screwed the pooch on this one. Now I'm not sure they'll retain him and we'll probably never know if it would have worked until someone else tries it with him and probably ends up beating us at our own game.
Disgruntled Jets Fan
You said the pats followed your "blueprint" for beating the Jets. Did the Rams try to?
After much deliberation, I've decided to produce the blueprint for beating the Jets in full:
1. Show up.
Just kidding. The Rams really did not do the sort of things I identified, because they're more of a line-up-and-beat-you kind of team rather than one that displays any creativity.
I was wondering when Sanchez throws his picks, is it consistently to one receiver? Like say Keller. I'm curious if there's a trend of him throwing picks to one intended receiver or if it's spread out.
Good question! Well, nobody has any more than two interceptions on balls thrown to them this year (Cumberland, Keller and Hill are tied). However, if we look back, Braylon Edwards had eight and Jerricho Cotchery had seven in 2009. Santonio Holmes led the team with four in 2010 and five in 2011. Dustin Keller has had 11 interceptions thrown to him in the Sanchez era but never more than four in one year. Interestingly, Brett Favre threw to him 74 times and was never intercepted.
The most important question might be: Has Sanchez's butt fumble surpassed the Bubby Brister shovel pass as the most humiliating moment in franchise history?
I think you can include that whole three touchdowns in 52 second debacle as one entry and send it right to the top of the charts. Honorable mentions include the whole Brett Favre scandal, losing to the 1-15 Colts in the early 90's and last year's loss to Tebow's Broncos. As embarrassing as the Bubby Brister shovel pass was, what did you expect – you had Bubby Brister at quarterback! In fact, blowing a 21-point lead to Brister's Eagles (on an interception return that involved about 17 missed tackles) probably deserves a place on that list too. The butt fumble will probably be number one until the Jets manage to lose to a Sanchez-quarterbacked team at some point in the near future.
The Jets have not been to a Super Bowl in 40 years. In that time, they've had two owners (that I know of), fourteen head coaches, and God knows how many quarterbacks. Yet the results have remained the same. Jets fans have been "treated" to generally poor play, and even in those situations where the team plays well and makes the playoffs, they seem to collapse in the big moments. This goes back as long as I've been a fan (admittedly, that's only to the late 90s), and I'm sure it's gone on longer … My question is, what is the common denominator? Why is this franchise so consistently bad/unclutch?
The fans?
Sometimes a culture of negativity pervades an organization and has a tangible effect on the end product, whether that be through an unmistakable sense of impending doom adding to the pressure when the team is doing well or the levels of frustration boiling over when things go badly. Look at a team like the Cubs and how they seem to choke every time they try to build a winner. I applaud Rex Ryan's efforts to say that the days of the Same Old Jets were behind us, but I'm afraid they're not.
madbacker #57
Is Pace doing anything out there? For the amount of flack Scott catches, he is doing his job. What is Pace doing? He certainly isn't getting Sacks, since BT is the OLB dropped into coverage most of the time, Pace isn't doing that. Games like last night make me think that Pace is having trouble containing outside runs. Please shed some light as to why he is being paid $7.4 mill this year and $11.6 next year. IMO had the D yet again, had some sort of pass rush from the OLB to aid the Dline we would have had a totally different game.
First of all, he isn't being paid $11.6m next year. No way he sees anywhere near that kind of money. Pace has not been playing well, but probably still represents an upgrade over Garrett McIntyre, so I can see why the team would give him most of the reps while they were still in contention. As they fall out of contention, it makes sense for McIntyre or Ricky Sapp – guys who could be part of the future, while Pace won't be – to get more reps and I expect this to happen. Pace does actually have a positive run blocking grade (just) and has generated more pressure than anyone else on the team (just). Of course, he has played a lot more than most of the guys he has the lead over in that category and Muhammad Wilkerson is just behind him despite playing as an interior rusher – a position where it's notoriously harder to generate pressure.
Boston University JET
Ugh. I don't even know what to say. It's not much more fun when you live with and near a city of Pats' fans. Someone is going to have to be the scapegoat again this season… but I really don't want it to be either Rex or Tanny… Sanchez probably isn't an option to be the scapegoat due to the financial commitments… Can we get rid of the owner?
What changes do the Jets need to be a real threat and to be able to compete with the top teams? Also, what happened to the run defense and do you think a mid level QB or lets say even slightly better than mid level, can get this team to the big dance with this supporting cast and coaches?
As the Jets showed in their games against the Texans and the first game against the Patriots, they CAN compete with those teams. However, they need a focused performance with good execution to achieve this and right now they have too many inconsistent players – especially Mark Sanchez, who actually played pretty well in both of those games. If they don't finish the season strongly, I'd imagine they'll make some major changes, but if they do finish well, they might just try and sell us all on the return of Revis and Holmes making them instantly better on both sides of the ball and replacing a couple of the older guys.
I don't think any quarterback, other than one of the elite few, could get THIS supporting cast to the Super Bowl – because of the injuries. However, with everyone healthy, I definitely think a mid-level quarterback could win with this team. The unfortunate thing is that I was certain Sanchez would be able to perform at a mid-level quarterback level, but clearly I overestimated his ability to adapt to the new system. Maybe he can turn it around, but it isn't looking likely right now.
Kirk the Jerk
Every time we play the Pats, I marvel at two particular things: how they (1) play a bunch of no name scrubs, who seem to overachieve year after year and (2) get away with a lot of these gray area, soft breaches of the rules, like WR picks. How do the Jets consistently fail to take advantage of the apparent talent gap and why do the refs so rarely throw flags on pick plays, when they often occur right in front of them? What magic potion does BB use?
It seems futile to complain about the officiating, but there's something to be said for bending the rules once in a while. If your offense is stagnating, then getting away with a hold, push-off or pick play could grease the wheels and if you don't get away with it, then all you lose is some yardage. That gives you another shot and if the drive does end up stalling, that was happening anyway, so maybe it's worth chancing once in a while. As you stated, they often miss the pick plays, so if you design one carefully enough and execute it well enough, there's probably a higher percentage chance of the official making the mistake as there would be if you relied on a defender missing a tackle in the flat or getting beaten in coverage.
Having re-watched the play on the coaches film, I'd also like to point out that there's a good possibility this was Eric Smith's fault and not Bart Scott's. Welker motioned from out wide to the slot and Smith went with him, as Scott also reacted as if he was the one responsible for the zone over the middle. Either way, it was a coverage mix-up that was exacerbated by the illegal pick.
As for the no name scrubs, these are guys that came from the same sources as the Jets' so-called "no name scrubs": Late round picks, undrafted free agents and low priority free agents or waiver pickups. I guess the reason those guys make more of an instant impact on the Pats' team is three-fold. One factor is superior coaching, another is that they have a simpler system on both sides of the ball. Finally, they have some talented guys at key positions, enabling the no names to slot into a straight forward role without messing up the core of the team. In truth a lot of those no names are just as inconsistent as the Jets' no names, it just stands out more when they make contributions to a winning effort and the guys the Jets have make mistakes that contribute to a loss.
I'll be back on Monday to recap the Cardinals game. See you then!


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PRICE - Kris Anthony Poloni died unexpectedly at his home on Nov. 5, 2007.
He was born in Price to Jeff and Debora Berry Poloni on June 9, 1984.
Graduated from Notre Dame Regional School, Carbon High School, and attended the College of Eastern Utah.
Kris enjoyed music, playing guitar, snowboarding, dogs and fishing, especially with his grandparents.
He struggled through the last few years of his life, but always had the unconditional love of his mother who was also his number one supporter.
Kris was a member of Notre Dame Parish, where he was an alter server while attending Notre Dame Regional School.
Kris is survived by his parents, Price; sister, Jeana, Spokane, Wash.; grandmother, Fosca Poloni, Price; grandparents, Fred and Dorothy Berry; uncle, Dale Berry, Grand Junction, Colo.; uncle and aunt, John and Toni Colosimo; cousin, Dina Colosimo, Portland, Ore.; cousin, Kim Colosimo, Seattle, Wash.; godparents, John Christensen, Price; and Delores Slavensky, Helper. Preceded in death by grandfather, Arco Poloni; and uncle, Ben Poloni.
Funeral services, Saturday, Nov. 10, at 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street, Price, where friends and family may call one hour prior to services. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Notre Dame Building Fund, 160 N. Carbon Avenue, Price, UT 84501.
PRICE - Our helper and friend to all, Louis Kenneth Craven Sr., passed away Nov. 5, 2007 at his home in Price due to heart failure.
He was born June 10, 1957 in Price to John A. and Rose Oliveto Craven.
Louis loved snowmobiling, the cabin in Scofield, his Harley, dogs, guns, boating at Lake Powell, family dinners and get togethers and, most of all, his kids.
Louis was active in the Carbon County Search and Rescue, Knights of Columbus, and a member of the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church.
He attended Notre Dame School and Carbon High School.
He was highly regarded by many members of the Price community.
He worked at Mendenhall/Craven's Auto Parks, S & S Battery, Arch Coal and also in the Vernal oil fields.
Louis is survived by son, Louis Kenneth Craven Jr.; daughter, Cozette Angelina Craven; mother, Rose Oliveto Craven; brother, Arthur John (Vickie) Craven; sister, Jayceen Craven (Brad) Walker; dogs, Bella, Brutus, Kifi; and trusty steeds, Mustang Sally and Ranger.
Funeral Mass Saturday, Nov. 10, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church, 210 North Carbon Avenue. Vigil service Friday evening, 7 p.m., at the church. Family will be at Notre Dame Church Friday and Saturday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions be made in Louis Craven Sr.'s name at Zion's Bank, 45 South Carbon Avenue, Price, UT 84501 to help defray funeral expenses.
The family would like to thank you for your support and prayers at this time of sorrow.
PRICE - Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend, Duane W. Taylor, 69, passed away Nov. 7, 2007 after a year-long battle with brain cancer.
Born April 25, 1938 in Salt Lake City to Wallace J. and Marjorie McBeth Taylor.
Graduated from South High School, where he was a member of the ROTC, and joined the paratroopers in the Utah National Guard after graduation.
He married Joan Mash on Sept.1, 1959 in Salt Lake City at the Cathedral of the Madeleine.
Duane rode with the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Posse many years, winning multiple competition awards.
He worked with his father at the family-owned Wally Taylor TrucKar Service station in Salt Lake City. He went to work at Skagg's Drug Center, eventually becoming a store manager in Price. He opened and co-owned Cleo's Fabrics for several years and eventually worked as the collection manager at the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum. While there, he developed a love of paleontology and the prehistory of Utah.
Several years ago, he and Joan began practicing music with friends every Monday night at their home and eventually started the Nine Mile Players. They performed for groups and gatherings around the area until just recently.
He enjoyed shooting and was known to his competitive cowboy shooting friends as "Buck."
He enjoyed scouring the hills of Carbon and Emery counties with museum employees searching for fossils and dinosaur bones and volunteered there for many years. He was a founding member of the local chapters of Utah Statewide Archeological Society and Utah Friends of Paleontology.
He was partners in T and L Livestock with his close friend, Ross Lindsay, and founded T and A Sweeping with local businessman Jon Anast.
Survived by his wife, Joan, Price; daughters, Christine (Blair) Allred, Salt Lake City, Karen (Layne) Miller, Price, Cathy (Todd) Richardson, Price; grandchildren, Taylor Miller, Ashley (Ed) Elliott, Austin Allred, Travis, Tanner and Trey Richardson; sister, DonnaAnn Fellows, brother, Robert J. Taylor; five step- grandchildren, Scott, Aimee, Brandon, Jennifer, Melisa; and many loving step-great-grandchildren, foster grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Graveside service, Saturday, Nov. 10 at 11 a.m., Cliffview Cemetery. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main in Price Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 to 10:45 a.m.
In remembrance of Duane's love of paleontology, contributions may be made to the CEU Prehistoric Museum.
PRICE - Jack Lamar, age 72, passed away Nov. 6, 2007 surrounded by his family at Utah Valley Regional Hospital in Provo after complications from pneumonia.
Jack was born Nov. 7, 1934 in Duchesne, the fifth child of Harold J. and Lucille (Wilcox) Wimmer. He married Thelda Thacker on June 18, 1965 in the Manti LDS Temple.
Jack loved horses, hunting and Nine-Mile Canyon.
He suffered an industrial accident in August 1972, which left him paralyzed. He suffered and endured 35 years confined to a wheelchair without complaint or criticism.
Before his accident, he made a living as a heavy equipment operator.
He was a member of the LDS Church, where he served in many capacities.
He especially loved when friends came by to visit or take him for a ride in the country.
He graduated from Duchesne High School in 1952.
He is survived by his wife, Thelda; daughters, Denette (Steven) Burge of Price; Gayla (Bruce) Savage of Pocatello, Idaho; Karra (Steve) Hillam of Price; 11 grandchildren; and nine brothers and sisters, Edythe Marett of Duchesne; L. Kent Wimmer of Salt Lake City; Jean (Doug) Bills of Salt Lake City; J.D. (Susanne) Wimmer of Wellington and Upalco; Arlene (Don) Hill of Boulder, Colo.; Elaine Goodrich of Price; H. Lee (Connie) Wimmer of Pleasant Grove; Sally (Paul) Henry of Richfield; and Max R. Wimmer of Seattle, Wash. He was preceded in death by his parents; and brothers, Keith, Robert and William.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Nov. 10, at noon at the Price 11th LDS Ward Chapel, 300 West 500 South. Family and friends may call from 10 to 11:30 a.m. prior to services at the chapel. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Primary Children's Medical Center.
The family would like to thank Dr. Potter, Castleview Hospital, and Utah Valley Regional Medical Center for all of their loving care.
Reed A. Bartlett, 79, of Loveland, Colo., formerly of Fort Collins, died Nov. 3, 2007.
He was born July 3, 1928 in Sunnyside to Rulon and Bertha Bartlett. He graduated from Carbon High School in Price.
He joined the US Navy in 1946, was a medic and specialized in medical photography. He was honorably discharged in 1948.
On July 30, 1950, Reed married Goldie (Chris) Marakis in Price.
Reed lived and raised his family in Ft. Collins, Colo. He spent most of his career with HP as a supervisor and molding technician.
Reed was an outdoorsman and an avid fisherman. Reed was foremost a kind and gentle man.
Reed is survived by his ex-wife, Chris Bartlett of Ft. Collins Colo.; one daughter, Patricia Bartlett of Joplin, Mo.; two sons, Steve and his wife, Cindy, of Ft. Collins, Colo.; Reed and his wife, Mary, of Loveland; his brother Alan and wife Vanice Bartlett of Tempe, Ariz.; and four grandchildren, Blake and Molly Bartlett, Talor Gavin and Christina Bartlett. He was preceded in death by his parents and his daughter, Barbara.
By request, his celebration of life will be presented by his family at his favorite fishing hole.
Memorial contributions may be made to the organization of your choice in Reed's name.
In his words, "Hippty-skippty, I have moved on."
PRICE - Our loving mother, Gertrude Aspiasu Trujillo, died Oct. 21, 2007 at Castleview Hospital. She was 92 years old.
She was born Feb. 23, 1915 in Mesa, Colo.
She had a good life. She outlived three husbands.
She spent about 35 years in the nursing profession and her last few years at the Heirloom Inn in Price, where she had many friends.
She enjoyed all the games they played and was always very competitive.
Mom is survived by two sons and three daughters, Lucy Hienbaugh of Zion Ponderosa; Bill Hyde of Mack, Colo.; Roy Hyde of Helper; Betty Cole of Montrose, Colo.; Marie of Glenwood Springs, Colo.; son, John Hyde, who was killed in an auto accident in New Mexico; son, Bill Hyde, followed her in death on Oct. 27 following a battle with cancer. Also survived by 24 grandchildren, 44 great-grandchildren and nine great-great-grandchildren.
Interment ,Oct. 26 at Memorial Gardens in Grand Junction, Colo.
WEST JORDAN - Josephine Nucich Buttrey was born to John & Mary Kochar Nucich on July 23, 1919. She passed away peacefully November 4, 2007 while surrounded by her family.
She married Ezra H. Buttrey on Jan. 12, 1942 in Oakley. He passed away on Dec. 12, 1996.
She was a member of the Catholic Church. She truly loved the Lord.
She spent many years in Hiawatha and a few years in Price. She spent the last 20 years in West Jordan with her daughter, Kathleen.
She is survived by her daughters, Kathleen (Ellis) Johnson, Charlotte (Don) Childs, John (Brenda) Buttrey, Lisa and Brandon Bytheway; sisters, Rose Bartlett, Coal Hill; Helen and Alice Nucich, Taylorsville; and Albert Nucich, Detroit, Mich. She was blessed with 16 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, and four great-great-granchildren. Preceded in death by her parents; husband; daughter, Helen Marie; brother, John Jr.; sisters, Mary Shaw, Annie Pappas.
She will be greatly missed by her loved ones. She was a special and devoted wife, mother and grandmother.
The family would like to thank the staff at Beehive House, CareSource the Residence, Dr. David Zackerson and staff.
Funeral services will be Nov. 8 at 10 a.m., St. Joseph the Worker, 7405 South Redwood Road. The viewing and vigil was Wednesdayat Redwood Memorial Mortuary, Redwood Road.


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The public comment period of the Hounsfield Town Councils meeting Wednesday night turned into a free-for-all, with meeting attendees accusing Supervisor Timothy W. Scee of involving himself improperly in Sackets Harbors elections.
The towns Ethics Board also ended its review of Councilman Vincent J. Battista III, announcing it would not seek any further action against him following a complaint connected to his serving on both the council and the Sackets Harbor Fire Companys Board of Directors.
During the meeting, village resident Robert J. Johnson was asked to leave following a verbal altercation with another attendee.
Accusations of impropriety against Mr. Scee came following the August withdrawal of Mark A. Pacilio and Cheryl M. Payne from the upcoming village elections during the second attempt at a village Democratic caucus, with Mr. Pacilio citing interference from the town as why he quit.
Mr. Scee was a part of an ad-hoc group of town and village residents that helped to look for more candidates.
Mr. Battista said the group was looking to get Republicans to run against him and applauded Mr. Pacilio for stepping down in light of the group.
Following Mr. Battistas comments, Mr. Scee defended himself and the group, and said their search was needed due to a shortage of candidates. He added that party affiliations at the town and village level were unimportant, and as a village resident he had a stake in the races outcome.
Mr. Scee again did not name other group members.
His explanation was disputed by attendees, including Mr. Pacilios wife, Trish B, and village Trustee Peter R. Daly.
Mr. Battista said he would ask multiple agencies to investigate the group and others.
Following a short executive session, Councilman Richard F. Young said no further action would be taken against Mr. Battistsa, as he resigned from the company board on Sept. 1.
Before the discussion of the village election, Dr. Johnson was asked to leave after a confrontation with Stephanie J. Elliott, who asked the council for traffic control for parts of the 18.12 Challenge running event.
Dr. Johnson said he needed to drive on roads blocked off by the race and loudly told Mrs. Elliott that she was self-important.
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Produced in 2001 by Oregon Public Broadcasting, American Field Guide was an early experiment in online video for PBS. A unique local-national partnership, AFG presented a curated collection of over 1400 outdoors and recreation videos, produced by nearly 30 local stations around the country.
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Rain Country - KTOO, Juneau, AK
Discovering Alabama - WBIQ, Birmingham, AL
Arkansas Outdoors - KETS, Little Rock, AK
The Arizona Collection Series - KAET, Tempe, AZ
The Desert Speaks - KUAT, Tucson, AZ
Afoot and Afield in San Diego - KPBS, San Diego, CA
Stargazer - WPBT, Miami, FL
Florida Crossroads - WFSU - Tallahassee, FL
Florida: the Outdoor Adventure - WFSU, Tallahassee FL
Land Between Two Rivers - KDIN, Des Moines, IA
Living in Iowa - KDIN, Des Moines, IA
Outdoor Idaho - KAID, Boise, ID
Across Indiana - WFYI, Indianapolis, IN
Kentucky Life - WKGB, Lexington, KY
Outdoors Maryland - WMPB, Owings Mills, MD
True North / Made in Maine - WCBB, Lewiston, ME
Venture North - WDSE, Duluth, MN
Backroads of Montana - KUFM, Missoula, MT
Nebraskaland - KUON, Lincoln, NE
Survival of Species - WNJT, Trenton, NJ
Rio Grande: How Clean is Our River? and NIMBY - KRWG, Las Cruces, NM
Wild Nevada - KNPB, Reno, NV
Oregon Field Guide - Oregon Public Broadcasting
Wild Pennsylvania - WPSX, Pennsylvania State University
NatureScene - WRLK - Columbia, SC
Texas Parks and Wildlife - KUHT, Houston, TX
Virginia Currents - WCVE, Richmond, VA
Points North - WETK - Colchester, VT
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