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Wednesday February 5, 2014Live Blog: #Gators14 National Signing Day is Here
Today is National Signing Day and GatorZone.com has you covered.
Today is National Signing Day and GatorZone.com has you covered.
Florida head coach Will Muschamp's press conference on National Signing Day Wednesday.
Updated -- 6:15 p.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Gators coach Will Muschamp did drop a few news items today during his National Signing Day press conference.
The most notable is the transfer of fifth-year senior defensive back Cody Riggs, who has started 26 games the past four seasons. Riggs (photo, left) finished fourth on the team with 51 tackles last season after moving from cornerback to safety.
"[He] and his parents came to me and he's going to finish up in May and transfer to another school to finish his last year of eligibility," Muschamp said. "Wanted a fresh start. I appreciate his contributions to Florida."
Riggs is scheduled to finish his undergraduate degree in May and is eligible to play at another Division I school next season. He finishes his UF career with 107 tackles, one interception, two sacks and a forced fumble in 40 games.
Also, Muschamp said running back Matt Jones underwent a second surgery on his injured knee Wednesday and had good news to report. Jones suffered a torn radial meniscus at LSU last season and missed the final six games.
"It was 90 percent healed,'' Muschamp said. "They [doctors] feel very comfortable that it's way further along than they thought it would be at this time and feel really good about him progressing well. He still won't go through spring."
Muschamp said that as of Wednesday, the only injured players from last season who are ruled out of spring are linebackers Matt Rolin, Jeremi Powell and Alex Anzalone.
Finally, former NFL and Gators linebacker Mike Peterson has joined the program in a full-time position in the weight room.
"We looked around in the coaching ranks, and we had an opportunity in the weight room, and to be able to hire a guy like that, former Gator, knows how it's going to be done the right way,'' Muschamp said. "That's invaluable for our players. So, great to have him on staff."
Updated -- 5:15 p.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Gators head coach Will Muschamp held a press conference a little more than an hour ago to discuss Florida's 2014 signing class.
Despite a 4-8 season in 2013, the Gators put together a class that is considered one of the top 10 in the country by most major recruiting analysts.
Muschamp wasn't surprised Florida assembled a good class despite a difficult season.
'We had a rough fall, but recruiting is being here, building relationships,'' he said. "They saw us win 11 games two years ago."
The Gators focused a lot of attention on the offensive line in this year's class. Florida signed six offensive linemen, more newcomers than in any other position group.
First-year offensive line coach Mike Summers hasn't been around long -- he joined the program in January after spending last season at USC -- but Summers said he inherits a strong incoming class that includes three early enrollees -- Drew Sarvary, Kavaris Harkless and Nolan Kelleher -- and the trio of David Sharpe, Travaris Dorsey and Andrew Mike that signed Wednesday.
I wrote about everyone other than Sharpe and Dorsey earlier in the blog. Sharpe is a 6-foot-6, 315-pounder out of the Providence School in Jacksonville, and Dorsey is listed at 6-3 and 310 pounds out of Raines High in Jacksonville.
Here is what Summers had to say about the pair of beefy linemen after studying their film:
(on Dorsey)
"He is a very large, strong football player, an inside guy who will probably end up playing offensive guard for us,'' Summers said. "Excited about his power and explosiveness. Feel like that he can anchor inside and be able to do a great job in the run game. He doesn't get pushed in the pass game. He takes up a lot of space."
(on Sharpe)
"He is a long, big offensive left tackle that has great athletic ability, really great feet,'' Summers said. "He has the length to be able to separate himself from the defensive line. I feel like he's got a huge upside in terms of his development potential."
As a whole, Summers expects the six newcomers to make an impact in his first season at UF.
"I'm real excited about this group of guys,'' he said. "I think there are guys in here who can develop into solid offensive linemen for us and will give us a lot of depth this year and be a real foundation for us as we move forward."
Here is video of Dorsey:
And film of Sharpe, who worked under former NFL offensive lineman Tony Boselli in high school ...
Updated -- 3:05 p.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Had a chance to catch up with Gators head coach Will Muschamp prior to his National Signing Day press conference. Here is Muschamp taking a few questions about this year's class and what needs the Gators filled:
Updated 1:40 p.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- For much of the time on the recruiting trail it appeared quarterback Treon Harris was a lock to go to Florida State.
Harris and two other Florida signees today -- receivers C.J. Worton and Ryan Sousa -- were all FSU commits at one point.
In Harris' case, the Gators always liked his talent. And then when Gators coach Will Muschamp hired offensive coordinator Kurt Roper to install a more up-tempo spread offense, Harris was a prime target.
"Early in the recruiting process, we were looking at him at different positions because of what we did on offense. When Coach Roper got in, the offensive system changed and we went back and looked at all the quarterbacks throughout the recruiting process and Treon was a guy that Coach Roper labeled the No. 1 guy he wanted,'' said Gators assistant Travaris Robinson, who primarily recruits South Florida. "It was a tremendous deal to be able to get in on Treon.
"We don't want to bring a guy into the University of Florida because he is a good player but doesn't fit. We want to bring in a guy that fits and is going to enjoy his Florida experience. Treon is a tremendous kid. He is a proven winner. He won multiple championships at Booker T. We are excited about all the intangibles that he brings into the program, from the leadership to the championship atmosphere and all the different things that come with being a great quarterback."
Harris (5-11, 185) starred at Booker T. Washington High in Miami and is the type of dual-threat quarterback that often excels in a spread-type offense.
Worton (6-0, 172) is another product of South Florida. He played at South Dade High in Homestead and at one point was an FSU commit.
The Gators flipped Worton and he joins Sousa as the two wide receivers in this class. Based on scouting reports, Worton has soft hands and the knack to get open on underneath routes.
Florida receivers coach Joker Phillips said Worton's a heady receiver who grew up around the game. His older brother is UCF receiver J.J. Worton, whose one-handed catch last season against Temple was replayed on ESPN over and over.
"He is a very explosive guy from what you see on film,'' Phillips said. "He has two older brothers that have played the position. He's a guy that understands the position. He has been taught well by his older brothers and his coaches there at South Dade. Again, he is another guy who understands the position. So often you have great athletes who don't really understand the position, but these two guys [Worton and Sousa] really understand the position of wide receiver."
Here is video of Harris:
And video of Worton...
Updated -- 12:55 p.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Defensive tackle Thomas Holley (6-4, 295) is a player the Gators chased hard after Holley decommitted from Penn State. The Florida coaching staff developed a good relationship with Holley and got him to come to UF all the way from Abe Lincoln High in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Holley was a two-sport standout at Lincoln High. Gators defensive line coach Brad Lawing was impressed after watching Holley play basketball. The agility and quickness Holley showed were impressive, but so was Holley's dunking ability.
"I've been to Brooklyn more than I would have ever imagined,'' said Lawing. "Thomas is a tremendous athlete for his size. You just don't play basketball at Abe Lincoln High School unless you are really good. He can move. He is a guy that has power and athleticism. He thought he was going to be a basketball player. He's only played two years of football.
"And then his body just exploded and he realized his best avenue was football. He has hardly no body fat at all, and that's unusual for a 300-pounder coming out of high school."
Lawing also saw Holley play in a Public School League championship football game at Yankee Stadium and never left one of Holley's sporting events without wondering what he would be like to coach.
Gators defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin can relate.
"It's a line-of-scrimmage league, which is something we stress and is very important to us, and he really fits what we do defensively,'' Durkin said. "He is a big athletic guy. I had a chance to go watch him play basketball and it was really impressive. To see a 300-pounder move around the basketball court like he does, he has legitimate basketball skills.
"That just speaks to the type of athlete he is. He is a guy that is going to really help us, probably early in his career up on the defensive line. He's physically mature enough and he's mentally mature enough to be able to handle that. That was a great get for us."
Here is video of Holley:
Updated 11:15 a.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Offensive lineman Andrew Mike grew up in Arizona and showed up on the Gators' radar later in the recruiting process.
They are now glad he did.
Mike officially joined the program this morning when Florida received his LOI from Sabino High in Tucson, Ariz.
A 6-foot-6, 280-pound lineman, Mike was recruiting by Florida assistant coach Coleman Hutzler at New Mexico.
They reconnected after Hutzler arrived at Florida as the new special teams coordinator.
"He's a kid that when I was at New Mexico and I recruited Arizona, I saw him in the spring," Hutzler said. "He got Pac-12 offers and when I got here, I went back through my area and checked who wasn't committed and he was a guy that was still out there. His size sticks out. Obviously watching his tape, he does some great things on tape. He's a basketball player. He is a very intelligent kid, a high GPA. He wanted to go to a place with highly-rated academics."
New Gators offensive line coach Mike Summers views Mike as a good prospect at this stage of his career and is ready to get him on campus.
"Andrew is a guy that I learned about late in the recruiting process, but at 6-6 and with great length, he will be a tackle for us,'' Summers said. "He's got really good feet, explosive, a really intelligent football player – a guy we're excited to bring in and develop on the offensive line, especially at that tackle position. When I got here and saw we had the opportunity to recruit him, it got me excited."
Here is a video of Mike in action:
Updated 10:20 a.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Gators defensive line coach Brad Lawing is smiling in his office right now.
The Gators just officially added three defensive linemen to their roster: Khairi Clark (6-2, 325), Gerald Willis (6-3, 270) and Justus Reed (6-3, 220).
Willis is perhaps the most touted out of Edna Karr High in New Orleans; Clark is considered a unique athlete out of Chaminade-Madonna College Prep in Hollywood, Fla., and Reed could one day be a speed rusher off the end out of Clearwater Central Catholic.
DT @KhairiClark was excited to hear about the #Gators' new additions today at his school. pic.twitter.com/vws1yn83QB— Safid Deen (@Safid_Deen) February 5, 2014
Here is what Lawing has to say about the three newcomers:
(On Clark)
"He's got tremendous power,'' Lawing said. "He is what a typical nose tackle should look like. When we are in our three-down [linemen] stuff -- that fits him to a T. He moves like a linebacker. I'm very impressed with his attitude and his athleticism, which for his body type is very unusual."
(On Willis)
"He's got really good quickness. You don't know where he is going to go growth-wise,'' Lawing said. "His genetic upside is really good. You don't know how big he'll be. He may end being a 280-, 290-pound guy or play more around 260. You just don't know. He's got good initial quickness and good football skills. We're really excited about him."
(On Reed)
"He's got tremendous upside with growth potential. He can run and change direction,'' Lawing said. "He runs tremendously well. I see him being a heck of a pass rusher for us. He was playing basketball and was one of their best players. He said his future is in football. His dad played at North Carolina, so he comes from an athletic family."
Gators running backs coach Brian White has been familiar with Reed for several years and helped recruit him.
"He has come to camp here for three years,'' White said. "He was this really skinny kid that has continued to develop. You knew he had a lot of athletic ability. He's a really long athlete and has really good speed."
Let's check out video of each player:
First, a look at Clark...
And here is Willis...
And Reed...
Updated 9:45 a.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The latest two in the fold for the Gators are receiver Ryan Sousa and athlete Deiondre Porter.
Sousa (6-0, 180) joins the Gators out of Lake Nona High in Orlando; Porter (6-1, 170) played at Jefferson High in Tampa.
Gators tight ends coach Derek Lewis was involved in Porter's recruitment and said his athleticism is definitely one of his strenghts as Porter joins the program.
"He's a track guy. He runs a ton of events," Lewis said. "He played quarterback for Tampa Jefferson and came to camp two years ago and we didn't know quite where he fit. He was tremendous. He even played defensive back, wide receiver and quarterback. The kid is really a talented athlete."
Video of Porter:
Meanwhile, Sousa gives the Gators a young receiver who is no stranger to the passing game. In high school Sousa caught more than 200 passes and 30 touchdowns in a record-setting career.
Florida receivers coach Joker Phillips likes how much knowledge Sousa has of the passing game before stepping on campus.
"He's a very polished receiver. He understands how to run routes. He has handled the ball a lot,'' Phillips said. "He's caught over 100 balls this past season. That's one of the things you are looking for – guys who have handled the football. So many times you see a receiver that has only caught about 20 or 25 passes, and they had explosive plays on them, but this guy has had a lot of passes thrown to him. He understands the passing game."
Video of Sousa:
Updated 9:30 a.m.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The Gators have added two more tight ends to the roster: C'yontai Lewis and Moral Stephens.
Both players' LOIs have officially arrived and been validated by UF's compliance officials.
Lewis and Stephens join early enrollee DeAndre Goolsby in Florida's deep class of tight end prospects.
Gators running backs coach Brian White was in Alabama last spring to watch another player when the 6-foot-5, 220-pound Lewis forced White to watch him.
"He kept jumping off the practice field making plays,'' White said. ". He is this long, athletic receiver for high school. He has this great structure and great frame. He's that classic tweener tight end/wide receiver. He's got huge hands, a great wingspan, catching radius. I'm just watching him practice and thinking 'wow.' I called up Will [Muschamp] and said we need to recruit Cyontai Lewis as a tight end. He was really impressive. He is a great basketball player and a fun guy to be around."
Meanwhile, Florida tight ends coach Derek Lewis is excited about the potentail both players bring to the program. The tight ends did not factor much into Florida's passing game a year ago, but with new offensive coordinator Kurt Roper installing more of a spread-type offense, the position is expected to be targeted more.
"He is another kid with great ball skills, a tremendous athlete,'' Derek Lewis said of C'yontai Lewis. "He'll be able to split out wide and take advantage of guys in the red zone, mismatches. He's got good speed and will get big enough to handle the point, too. He can really run some good routes."
Lewis is also intrigued by the skill set of Stephens, a 6-foot-3, 230-pounder out of Taylor County High in Perry:
"He is a kid that can split out wide and create some mismatch problems down the middle because he can run and he can catch,'' Lewis said. "He is another kid with really good ball skills."
Here is video of both players:
Updated 9 a.m.
The two official newest members of the UF football program are defensive backs Quincy Wilson and J.C. Jackson.
Wilson (6-1, 200) is out of University School of Nova South in Fort Lauderdale, while Jackson (5-11, 185) hails from Immokalee High
Both of their LOIs are signed, sealed and delivered.
Gators secondary coach Travaris Robinson on signing Jackson, who was pursued heavily by Miami too.
"His recruiting process has been very interesting,'' Robinson said. "A lot of people have been on J.C. He was a highly recruited receiver and I saw him when I was recruiting a kid a couple of years ago at Immokalee. From Day 1 I knew he was a guy we needed at the corner position. He is an extreme athlete."
As for Wilson, he has been a longtime Florida commit.
"He's a big body. Since the day he committed to Florida, he hasn't wavered,'' Robinson said. "He is a great player. He is long. He is over 6-foot. That's how we like to play, guys with big bodies that can finish down the field. He can come up and tackle and he can do some different things for us, whether it's go inside and play some nickel, or he can play some dime when they put four receivers on the field. I'm excited about him. His football IQ is through the roof. His dad is also the defensive coordinator at his school, so he's a coach's kid. That means a lot."
Gators defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin provides this assessment of the talented defensive backs' skill level as they start their college careers:
(Durkin on J.C. Jackson)
"He's as physically mature a freshman as you can bring in. He's well put together and well developed. He will not look out of place one bit on the field with our guys. I think the biggest thing with him will be just how fast he picks up things mentally to learn the scheme and defense. He's got all the ability and all the talent you need. We are thrilled to have him."
(Durkin on Quincy Wilson)
"Physically he is a big corner. He is 6-foot plus and can play the style we want to play outside. We want to play bump and play aggressive. He has great movement and change-of-direction ability. His dad has been his coach. He's really been developed. He knows the game. He has been around the game a lot. I think all of that will help him make a quick transition."
Here is video on each:
Updated 8:45 a.m.
The Gators wanted to add depth and talent at tight end and they did that with early enrollee DeAndre Goolsby.
And Goolsby isn't the only incoming tight end the Gators expect to round out this year's recruiting class. Two more are projected to sign today.
As for Goolsby, he is a 6-foot-4, 230-pounder out of Derby Senior High in Kansas.
Gators tight ends coach Derek Lewis likes the athleticism Goolsby adds to the position.
"He is a talented kid who can split out and play slot receiver for us,'' Lewis said. "He'll get big enough to handle the point [of attack]. He's just a talented guy, which is something that jumped out to me watching him run routes, returning punts at his high school. He has great ball skills."
Goolsby joins a group that includes Tevin Westbrook, Colin Thompson and Clay Burton from last year's group. Former Gators TE Kent Taylor transferred to Kansas.
Here is video of Goolsby in action:
Updated -- 8:10 a.m.
While we're waiting on some official announcements, defensive back Jalen Tabor is someone you have probably heard about on the recruiting trail.
Tabor is considered one of the nation's top cornerback prospects after a celebrated career at Friendship Collegiate Academy in Washington, D.C.
Tabor signed with the Gators last month and enrolled in school early to get a head start on his college career.
Florida secondary coach Travaris Robinson recruited Tabor heavily and envisions the 6-1, 188-pound defensive back to be an impact player.
"From a corner standpoint, you lose Loucheiz [Purifoy], you lose Marcus [Roberson], and length is something we obviously look at in corners,'' Robinson said. "He is over 6-foot, 190 pounds. He is long, has great range and great ball skills. He played receiver in high school also. I'm very excited about his arrival on campus. From a size and ability standpoint, he is able to do that. Now it's just mentally getting him on board on what we're doing and how we do it."
Gators defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin, whose defense was boosted by a true freshman cornerback in 2013 -- Vernon Hargreaves III -- said Tabor is exactly the kind of player the Gators want at cornerback.
"For just the little time we've been around him, he is going to be a dynamic guy for us,'' Durkin said. "There's not many guys his length and his size out there that can do what he does in terms or running and movement. For a guy to be able to come in and play press and man like we do, I think he'll be able to do it right away for us. We're going to count on some young guys this year on the back end and I think we've got the right ones. These are all guys we feel good about in our locker room, we feel good about academically, we feel good about athletically. They have the full package to come in right away and help you."
Here is some video on Tabor:
Updated -- 7:52 a.m.
Continuing with the offensive line theme, early enrollees Kavaris Harkless and Nolan Kelleher are true freshmen the Gators added.
Harkless is 6-5, 275 and from Jacksonville's Trinity Christian Academy. Kelleher is 6-6, 305 and played at Wando High in Mount Pleasant, S.C.
I will have a story on Harkless posted this week on GatorZone. As for Kelleher, assistant coach Brad Lawing helped recruit him and is impressed with his maturity both mentally and physically.
"He is very intelligent. Really one of the smartest players I've been around in a long time,'' Lawing said. "And he can move. He is a big body that can really move. He had his pick of schools and when he came this summer something really attracted him to Florida. He fell in love with the place. If you watch his tape, he is a very good blocker."
Let's take a look a video of both newcomers:
And here is Harkless, a Louisville commit originally who the Gators flipped after Charlie Strong's departure to Texas...
Update -- 7:37 a.m.
The offensive line is one area the Gators emphasized on the recruiting trail.
Florida loses veteran starters Jon Harrison and Jon Halapio, and among the nine early enrollees, three are offensive linemen: Nolan Kelleher, Kavaris Harkless and Drew Sarvary.
Sarvary is the most experienced of that group. He comes to UF after a season at Florida A&M and a season at Tyler (Texas) Junior College.
Here is some video of the 6-foot-6, 318-pound junior-college transfer:
7:20 a.m. -- The fax machine has started to buzz and once compliance validates the arriving LOIs, we will post video and quotes from coaches about the players.
Gotta love it! #NSD14 Time to add some key pieces to the puzzle #Gators14 #WhosNext— Drew Hughes (@dhughes234) February 5, 2014
For starters, some video of early enrollee Taven Bryan, a two-way lineman from Casper, Wyo., who signed with the Gators as a defensive lineman with a lot of upside.
"He has a great work ethic and is an excellent athlete,'' Florida assistant coach Brad Lawing said. "He also has great growth potential. This is a guy who can probably be a 280-pounder one day. His dad is a retired Navy Seal. That's where he gets his work ethic from I'm sure."
7:00 a.m. -- Good morning on National Signing Day.
It's still dark outside but the lights are on here inside the football offices at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, and more importantly on this day, the fax machine is plugged in.
The Gators are expected to sign another strong recruiting class and the National Letters of Intent are expected to start arriving in a little while.
The Gators already have nine early enrollees in school and you can follow the latest members of the 2014 Class by clicking here for GatorZone.com's Signee Tracker.
Back to the fax machine.
Here is a good read on that subject from Jon Solomon of AL.com. Yes, it's true, the fax machine, which turns 50 years old in 2014, is still the major lifeline on National Signing Day between recruits and the football programs they sign with.
Meanwhile, check back with GatorZone.com throughout the day for live updates, quotes from coaches on the new signees, player videos and more. I'll be updating this blog throughout the day.
See you soon.
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Texas Class of 2014 OLB rankings: Texas A&M has two of top three in Hoza scott, Josh Walker while pair of Allen standouts also make cut
1. Hoza Scott, La Porte
A five-star prospect, according to scout.com, and a four-star prospect, according to 247sports.com and rivals.com, who like scout.com, has him as the nation's best outside linebacker, Scott committed to Texas A&M on Dec. 12. He turned down offers from Alabama, LSU, Florida State, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Texas, Cal, Florida, Oregon, UCLA, USC and Baylor. The 6-foot-2, 220-pounder, who also drew interest from Michigan, made 59 tackles, five sacks and three interceptions while recovering two fumbles for touchdowns as a sophomore in 2011.
2. Otaro Alaka, Houston Cypress Falls
A four-star prospect, according to 247sports.com, rivals.com and scout.com, Alaka currently holds offers from Arkansas, Baylor, Boise State, Cal, Colorado, Iowa State, LSU, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas Tech, Tulsa, Michigan, Rice, Texas A&M and Florida State while drawing interest from UCLA, Florida, Ohio State and TCU. The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder made an unofficial visit to Texas, his favorite, according to 247sports.com, on Mar. 30, attended the Longhorns' Junior Day on Feb. 23 before going to Texas A&M's Junior Day on Mar. 2. Alaka made 36 tackles, nine for loss, including three sacks last season.
3. Josh Walker, Gilmer
A four-star prospect, according to 247sports.com and scout.com, and a three-star prospect, according to rivals.com, Walker pledged to play for Texas A&M on Nov. 25, turning down offers from Oklahoma, Texas and Texas Tech. The 6-foot-1, 220-pounder, who also drew interest from Baylor, LSU and TCU, made 106 tackles, six for loss, while forcing three fumbles and recovering two others last season. Walker tallied 130 tackles, nine sacks, an interception and four forced fumbles as a sophomore in 2011.
4. Edwin Freeman, Arlington Bowie
A four-star prospect, according to 247sports.com and scout.com, Freeman currently holds offers from TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, Ohio State, Houston, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, West Virginia and SMU. The 6-foot-1, 200-pounder has TCU, Texas and Texas A&M listed as his favorites on 247sports.com.
5. T'Kevian Rockwell, Wylie
A four-star prospect, according to 247sports.com, rivals.com, scout.com, Rockwell currently holds offers from Baylor, Michigan, Nebraska, Virginia, Kansas, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico, North Texas, Texas Tech and West Virginia. The 6-foot, 202-pounder, who was clocked running a 10.43 100-meter dash last spring, has also drawn interest from Alabama, LSU, Texas, Colorado, Missouri, Texas A&M and Oklahoma.
6. Christian Sam, Allen
A three-star prospect, according to 247sports.com, rivals.com and scout.com, Sam currently holds offeres from Oklahoma, Texas Tech, Baylor, Boise State, Ole Miss, Oregon State, Arizona State, Arkansas State, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, San Diego State, SMU and Washington State while drawing interest from Arkansas, Nebraska, Texas A&M, Arizona and Oregon. Sam has an unofficial visit planned to TCU on Saturday, went to Baylor's Junior Day on Mar. 23, attended Oklahoma's Junior Day on Mar. 9 and made an unofficial visit to Texas Tech on Feb. 23. The 6-foot-2, 205-pounder, who has Oklahoma and Texas Tech as his favorites on 247sports.com, made 57 tackles, 15 for loss, including 11 sacks while forcing a fumble and returning an interception for a touchdown last season.
7. Cameron Hampton, Dallas Carter
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Best Answer pauljoanss, 20 May 2014 - 09:55 AM
Problem solved without trip to garage.
Spent some time looking thro forums etc last night and came up with a plan of action. These are the things I did.
1. car was up on wheel ramps at front. My drive slopes down so this meant the car was actually level but decided to take of ramps and therefore car now lower at front which possibly may help fuel flow.
2. Checked issue of orings misplaced in feed pipe to filter, was ok.
3. Disconnected pipe leading to high pressure pump at filter end and then unthreaded from other components (except for last bit near pump as too difficult). This allowed me to hold the pipe near vertical and fill properly using tube and funnel eg all air bubbles out.
4. Reconnected back to filter.
5. With feed pipe to filter off, filled up using syringe ( from children's medicine). Filled to very top and also allowed to bleed out of the small bleed screw on top. Replaced feed pipe.
6. Turned ignition on leave for 10 secs then off, did this about four times
On trying to start (according to manual 10 secs max then wait 30 secs!!) it fired 2nd time but then died and my heart sank. But about 4th time it fired ok and then ran ok. So removed pipe to pump again and rethreaded thro original route. Then tried to start and it did not fire after two attempts. Removed feed pipe to filter, filled again with syringe and it then started about 2nd time and ran ok. Note using 2nd car runing and linked with jump leads for all the starting action.
Now I cannot say which of these actions were useful or which were not, but together they appear to have worked. It is of course possible that only one of the actions played any role, but which one? From all the other comments here I would suggest that the first thing to try is filling the filter with a syringe. I thought my filter was full but it took quite a bit to top it up. Also important to be very careful fitting new seal and !Removed! top of filter back on correctly.
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June 24, 2010
Here's a quick run through of what to expect from the Aputure Timer Remote when getting the Intervalometer ( Timelapse ) feature started. This timelapse remote is for the Canon 550D / T2i and will not work with the Canon 7D or 5D Mark II. The connection to the camera is similar to a mini stereo headphone jack. The other cameras use a different round connection type with several pins. This Timelapse is remote pretty straight forward once you do a quick run through on the user manual. There are much more features for this remote that I haven't dived into yet, but that will be posted up soon. There is no option to start and stop video (I get alot of those questions). It's a great little remote for the price of $22.00 dollars.
For Canon 7D & 5D Mark II owners, here's the proper remote (works on both).
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June 24th, 2010 at 9:12 am
Is there a similar product for the 5d mkii?
June 24th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
I noticed your comment "There is no option to start and stop video (I get alot of those questions)"
I wonder if it is because the simple wired socket on the Rebel has no provision to differentiate between mode 1 and 2 as on the IR remote? It is just off/on.
I am beginning to think that remote Timer video control on the 550D might be impossible – other than via IR
June 24th, 2010 at 2:17 pm
What we need is an iPhone App.
Martin Calvi
June 25th, 2010 at 10:47 am
When I press the "light" button, the time for the mode that I'm on changes… and I don't even have the time "blinking" when this happens.
Anybody has the same problem or is it just me?
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June 25th, 2010 at 8:14 pm
Does it only do 99 shots?
good work
June 28th, 2010 at 3:58 pm
Looks like a great little project. I ordered one with the intention of doing some time-lapse type of shooting. I hope this isn't limited to 99 shots per session. The other thing i worry about is battery power. If i am running on the stock battery i wonder how long i could shoot for.
August 2nd, 2010 at 4:32 am
Hey! Followed your advice and got a timer remote similar to this one for the 7D, ahd a little go : http://vimeo.com/13781961
thanks again for the great blog and ressources
August 4th, 2010 at 2:22 pm
Is it really limmited at 99 shots?
October 6th, 2010 at 2:30 pm
I just got mine in yesterday but it doesnt work..
Is there any setting the camera has to be on?
I followed the video and the settings you put on the video but the camera doesnt take the picture. It focus' but it doesnt take the picture.
Please Help
November 15th, 2010 at 2:29 pm
Got 2 questions:
Can you leave the morrow up with the t2i. So you don't have the clicking noise every time a photo is taken?
Is the technique to take a car ride "speeded up" also called timelapse?
Where is the difference to just speeding a video up?
December 26th, 2011 at 9:32 pm
I have a 550d and when I use the Aputure the camera focuses but no photo is taken, I have tried using the Manual focus and same issue occurs. Is there a special setting on the camera I need to do?
January 5th, 2012 at 8:13 am
I may the same problem as Chris, but on my 60D. The timer counts down but doesn't release the shutter. If I set it for 3 exposures it will count down 3 times but not take any pictures. On the other hand, I can autofocus and take a picture with the big central button, and the long-exposure function works when in bulb mode, but the self-timer and intervalometer functions don't release the shutter on my 60D. And this is my 2nd one (I returned the first one)! Disappointing.
January 6th, 2012 at 2:49 pm
@micheal… i too are having the same issues with the remote. how ever i have found if you set the long exposure then set the intervelometer it will work for the 60d (min 1 sec exposures) tell me if you have success.
February 5th, 2012 at 2:09 pm
Can you do video time lapse with this on my 60d. I have it but only works on the stills.
February 10th, 2012 at 7:47 am
@Michael I have a 550D and have the same problem. The remote only releases the shutter if I press the central button. None of the timed modes work.
March 4th, 2012 at 1:46 pm
Anybody get the issue figured out with shutter not releasing with this timer remote? I'm having the same issue and ready to send back. Thanks.
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Not That Simple
Josh Potter
em Wild, Set em Free (Dead Oceans)
through their new album Set em Wild, Set em Free
(due May 5), Akron/Family spend eight minutes delineating
the trajectory of their career. The song is Gravelly Mountains
of the Moon and the opening notes trickle up from the hermetic
folk chamber from which the bands music first emerged. Swirling
brass and woodwinds introduce Seth Olinskys guitar and unadorned
voice. The melody is characteristically oblique. Then, without
warning, a wall of drums and guitar kicks you in the chest.
Four albums after their indie debutante ball, the band have
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jam-band scene (Apollo Sunshine, My Morning Jacket), but Akron/Family
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probably would point your best guess in the opposite direction.
The literate lyrics, clattering populism, and freak-folk freakouts
are still there, but, after the bands freak-flag-waving 2007
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on the table. Olinskys guitar work is masterly, jumping from
yearning blues riffs to sunny afro-pop in a matter of moments.
Creatures is a fuzzy, subterranean electro vamp, and MBF
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theyve hewn their noisier moments into massively climactic
balls of sound with horns, harmonicas, guitars, electronics
and percussion sticking out every which way and no single
instrument hogging the face-melt.
While Love Is Simple was a bold, spiritual proclamation
that yanked the willing into the tribe and drove the callous
deeper into their musty dens, Set em Wild practices
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and resolve in shout-along codas, but this time theyre a
bit more cryptic: You and I and a flame makes three, Up,
down, down/Down, down, down.
The albums final assertion that Last year was a hard year
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strongest and most challenging. Its a fair assessment of
2008, but the projection seems at first naïve. Rather than
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the guitar and bass), but has a wallop thats way beyond the
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at least one song that topped nine minutes. So why is The
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The aim has been to try to find a residual marker for "inflation" - the idea that the cosmos experienced an exponential growth spurt in its first trillionth, of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second. Theory holds that this would have taken the infant Universe from something unimaginably small to something about the size of a marble. Space has continued to expand for the nearly 14 billion years since.
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Speaking at the press conference to announce the results, Prof John Kovac of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, and a leader of the BICEP2 collaboration, said: "This is opening a window on what we believe to be a new regime of physics - the physics of what happened in the first unbelievably tiny fraction of a second in the Universe."
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British scientist Dr. Jo Dunkley, who has been searching through data from the European Planck space telescope for a B-mode signal, commented: "I can't tell you how exciting this is. Inflation sounds like a crazy idea, but everything that is important, everything we see today - the galaxies, the stars, the planets - was imprinted at that moment, in less than a trillionth of a second. If this is confirmed, it's huge."
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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## # Date: Sat, 24 Feb 1996 14:27:47 -0800 From: email@example.com (Arvin Chen ) Subject: TAB: Ben Harper - "Another Lonely Day" Ben Harper is as close as you can get to Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix these days. This is one of my favorite songs. ANOTHER LONELY DAY By Ben Harper Played one whole step down..(D,G,C,F,A,d) - tabbed in standard tuning Intro and Verse:(The chords are C Am Em G) Fingerpicked-- (C) (Am) (Em) (G) e|------------------------------------------------| G|-----1--------1-------------0------------0------| B|-----0--------2-------------0------------0------| D|-------------------------2-----2-2p0------------| A|--3----3-2-0----0---0----2-----2-2p0--2-------2-| E|------------------3---3--0-----0-0----3-----3---| *When going to chorus the last note should be E(Open on the 6th string) Chorus:(F Am G) (F) (Am) (G) e|----------------------------3-----0h3--3-| G|----1-----1-----1-----1-----3-----0h3--3-| B|----2-----2-----2-----2-----0----------0-| D|-3-----3-----2-----2-----0-----0-------0-| A|-0-----0-----0-----0-----2-----2-------2-| E|-------------------------3-----3-------3-| Verse: Yes indeed I'm alone again and here comes emptiness crashing in it's either love or hate I can't find in between cause I've been with witches and I have been with a queen Chorus: It wouldn't have worked out any way so now it's just another lonely day further along we just may but for now it's just another lonely day Verse: Wish there was something I could say or do I can resist anything but temptation from you but I'd rather walk alone then chase you around I'd rather fall myself then let you drag me down Chorus: Verse: Yesterday seems like a life ago cause the one I love today I hardly know you I held so close in my heart oh dear grow further from me with every fallen tear Chorus: I hope someone actually wants to learn this great song. I know most of Ben's tunes, so if you want, e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com
i don't know about your theory of harper being close to bob marley and hendrix. but good tab


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The new fan motor has been installed and it still runs very slowly. I am getting 13.6v at j5 to j8 with the plug off and 13.6v at the fan motor connector with the fan attached and running.
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Why not just download the VLC player? It's already much better than almost any alternative; I don't see why anyone would pay for Microsoft's crappy media center.
way to waste a first post there
formally speaking, anything that a coputer does can be done by hand with pencil and paper
not really, microsoft research is pretty big and they publish basically everything. Google on the other hand keeps its research to itself.
Only someone with a tiny Internet would say that
am I the only one who always parses the name of that program as "dwarf the rapist"?
reminds me of arrested development
looks like a puma to me
do you see the irony of requiring compensation on something that will not be ever used on a lifetime, and the same thing also being reproduceable/copiable faster than the original author can say 'copyright' ?
i don't know about that, some of those lawyers can say 'copyright' pretty damn fast
riskier does not mean harder, you've clearly never done either kernel hacking or graphics programming, so would you kindly do some research and stop talking out of your ass?
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I moved yards three weeks ago for... a fair few reasons.
The day after we arrived at the new yard he was turned out on his own (had only been gelded for a few weeks at this point) and we started a new training programme with him. A correct one. Don't even get me started on the old one!
Well, my new trainer is awesone, and Dubai has been nicknamed 'Valium Horse'. She used to train and sell 3yo dressage horses, stallions included, and she has never met such a chilled out horse!
He is now turned out with a friesian who he ignores. Really ignores. He just isn't bothered by him!
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Lewes Residents Protest RV Development Plan
Residents in Lewes, De. are locked in a dispute with a local developer over plans to put an RV park on a 162-acre site near Love Creek. Supporters say it will be a high-quality development that will attract more tourists to coastal Delaware. But some current residents say it will make local roads more crowded and affect their property values. Bryan Russo heads up to Lewes for a closer look at the debate and what it says about future growth in the region.


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So, a quick question for the people familiar with this kind of stuff I might imagine.
I'm having a problem with my CPU overheating whenever I play. I've only tried Source engine games and Fallout 3 for now since they're all I have installed, but it's the same thing in both
As soon as I get ingame, my CPU temperature just goes soaring up. And I mean way up... The first time I decided to check it it was getting close to 70C (that's 158 fahrenheit) and I don't think it would stop there. Didn't keep playing to find out though. Idle temp is at around 38C (100F)... Measured with Speedfan and some program that came with my motherboard's driver/instruction disc. Both give the same numbers, so I think they're accurate enough.
My question is: Can a fresh termal paste and a new heatsink bring it down to something bareable, or is there something else going on here? Right now I'm using the stock heatsink that came with my processor (AMD 6000+ x2 if that matters).
Oh, and before people ask: Yeah, I've checked for dust, the computer is in a well ventilated area, my fans are spinning, and I've tried taking off the side... I even underclocked my CPU 10% and the results are the same, just with slower heat build up.
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Conboy says that regulating the TGF-beta pathway may provide a therapeutic possibility for treating age-related muscle disorders. However, she adds that shutting down the pathway altogether may lead to unwanted consequences, such as tumor growth and other side effects. She says that the team's next goal is to find an appropriate balance between TGF-beta activity and another protein, called Notch, which has previously been shown to successfully rejuvenate old tissue.
Both proteins bind to the same receptors on the surface of stem cells and therefore naturally compete with each other. "In physiologically young animals, Notch is high and TGF-beta is low, and in old animals, it's the opposite," says Conboy. "These levels are definitely regulated by the aging process, but we don't yet know what is the cause."
Conboy says that this relationship reflects an unfortunate cycle in aging: as levels of Notch drop off with age, TGF-beta is left with ample room to inhibit stem cells, further suppressing the body's ability to repair damaged tissue. "It's a self-imposed inhibition of regeneration," says Conboy.
Michael Rudnicki, director of the Regenerative Medicine Program and the Sprott Centre for Stem Cell Research at the Ottawa Health Research Institute, says that while finding appropriate calibrations may prove challenging, identifying the relationship between Notch and TGF-beta pathways may be a first step in developing therapies for a range of diseases.
Notch and TGF-beta are present in the stem cells of other organs, including the brain, so a similar approach may be a way of repairing tissue in these other organs. "One can think about targets for drug development to reverse or ameliorate many phenomena," says Rudnicki. "Whether it will reverse aging, I don't know, but it would be helpful for soft tissue damage or following a stroke."


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When Built To Spill wanted to find out what their music sounded like they locked themselves in Doug Martsch's garage. Without a tentative conclusion or even a hypothesis the four members began to experiment. Their collaborative efforts lasted seasons and yielded dozens of hours of ADAT tape. The album You In Reverse documents the newest branch of Built To Spill's chaotic, yet elegant evolution.
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This is the first book of five in our Armor School Series, falling under the subject of the Armor Center during its stay at Fort Knox from 1940 - 2011. The series will highlight various tanks, monuments, halls and schools, with a brief history and honorary mention of past and present day soldiers and commanders.
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BRANGET, Louis Charles
Passed away peacefully on Wednesday October 31, 2007 at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie in his 53rd year. He dearly loved his children Crystal, Echo, Nikki, Ernest and Minno and grandchildren Kristen, Cole, Isaiah and Alexandra who all live in British Columbia. Louis was the 5th of 15 children born to Joan BRANGET and the late Ernest BRANGET. He was predeceased by brothers George and John, and sister Mary. Surviving siblings are Diane (McKAY,) Bruce, Raymond, Daniel, Susan (BAZANT), Armand "Joe", Gerald, Joan (STROUD,) Pamela (PIERCE,) Margaret (BARRETTE) and Michael. Louis spent most of his life searching for relief from debilitating emotional and physical pain. He coped by labouring long hours with very little sleep while he did the work of two or three men always in physically demanding situations. He loved a challenge and was happiest doing demolition and salvage work that other contractors would not even bid on. He was always creating something functional or decorative from items that others had discarded. A skilled taxidermist, Louis also enjoyed cooking, fishing, gardening, music, and a good laugh. He loved nature and preferred to live outdoors where he felt closest to God. Louis lived his last year in the care of his sister Diane and her husband Brian who saw that his complex health issues were correctly diagnosed and treated. When he was not in hospital undergoing chemo, radiation or surgery treatments for cancer, Louis could be found riding around Creemore on his homemade scooter or his high-tech electric wheelchair. He enjoyed spending time down at the Mad River checking out potential fishing spots and he rarely missed a yard sale. Louis often commented that he wanted to spend the rest of his life in Creemore as it was the happiest and most peaceful period of his life. It was his wish that his ashes be interred at the Creemore Union Cemetery during a private memorial service in the summer of 2008 when all his children can be present. Those who wish to remember Louis in a special way are asked to make a donation to the Creemore Tree Committee, Box 2073, Creemore, Ontario L0M 1G0.
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After a valiant and courageous battle, on Wednesday, September 5, 2007 at Valleyview Nursing Home. Helen Smith GOLD, beloved wife of the late Max GOLD and Jack SMITH. Loving mother and mother-in-law of Harold and Cherry COHAN, and Steven and Lori GREENWOOD. Devoted grandmother of Anthony and Jennifer, Alan, Sharlene and Michael, Deborah and Warren, Julia and Andrew, and the late Alisa COHAN. Beloved great-grandmother of 5. Sister of Adrian BAZAR, and Anita SHAPIRO. Special thanks to the nursing staff at Valleyview Nursing Home for their wonderful care. At Benjamin's Park Memorial Chapel, 2401 Steeles Avenue W., (three lights west of Dufferin) for service on Thursday, September 6th at 2: 30 p.m. Interment, Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synagogue section of Bathurst Lawn Memorial Park. Shiva at 247 Thornway Ave., Thornhill. Donations may be made to The Helen Smith Gold Memorial Fund, c/o The Benjamin Foundation, 3429 Bathurst Street, M6A 2C3, 416-789-0324, or at www.benjamins.ca
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Suddenly on Wednesday, December, 19, 2007 at Saint Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Loving husband of Liz, cherished father of Jason, Jessica (Todd), Jenna, Nicholas and Christopher. Loving son of James and Kessy JASKI. Dear brother of Jennifer and David McPHERSON, Jonathan and Amanda JASKI, Janette and Jim NOTTRODT, Julianne and Paul ROGERS. Beloved uncle of numerous nieces and nephews. Dear son-in-law of Ted CRYER and Barbara BAZETT of Vancouver. Jay is also survived by several aunts, uncles, cousins and friend and former wife Barbara CHARLEBOIS. Jay was highly respected and will be sorely missed by many Friends and business associates. Jay's family will receive their Friends at The George Darte Funeral Chapel 585 Carlton Street (St. Catharines) until Monday December 24, 2007 at 10: 30 a.m. Funeral Liturgy will be celebrated in Star of the Sea Church at 11 a.m. Cremation. Visiting hours Saturday 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Vigil prayers will be held at the funeral home on Sunday at 3 p.m. Memorial donations (available at the funeral home) for Jay to St. Alfred's Church - Out Of The Cold Program would be appreciated by the family. On-Line guest register book www.dartefuneralhome.com
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Born November 20, 1949 in Shelburne, Ontario, died on September 17 while cycling into Maynooth. Survived by his loving wife Julie THIERS, mother Ivadell CAMPBELL, mother-in-law Lorraine THIERS, loving sisters Joan WILSON (Arnold,) Colleen KAVANAUGH, Nancy WELTZ, Darlene BRICKER (Cliff,) sister-in-law Sheila CAMPBELL, father-in-law Don THIERS, brother-in-law Jamie THIERS (Nubia,) sister-in-law Jennifer WHEELDON (Carl), Aunt Shirley BAZIUK, cousin Lana CHAMPION (Mark) and all of the extended families. Jim was a born philosopher, and his passion for knowledge, contemplative nature and genial laugh will be missed by many Friends in Toronto and Bancroft. He is also mourned by his City Of Toronto colleagues. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the York River Reading Festival, a literacy project close to Jim's heart. Friends may call at the Dods and McNair Funeral Home, 21 First Street, Orangeville (519-941-1392) on Friday, September 21, 2007 from 6-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held in the chapel on Saturday at 1 p.m. Condolences may be sent via www.dodsand mcnair.com. There will be a memorial service in Toronto at a later date.
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Steelers have as good a shot of making playoffs as getting top-3 draft pick
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Never say never.
The chances of the Steelers rebounding from their bewildering 2-6 start and making the playoffs are beyond long. They're closing in on infinitesimal.
Two websites that played the remaining NFL schedule 50,000 times by computer give them about a 5 percent chance of playing into January.
"Five percent!" receiver Antonio Brown said Wednesday. "It's all right. They're counting us out already."
According to FootballOutsiders.com., the odds of the Steelers making the playoffs (4.7 percent) or getting a top-three draft pick (3.4 percent) aren't that far apart.
With seven games remaining, the Steelers (3-6) are at a crossroads.
If they can stack a few more wins together, as coach Mike Tomlin likes to say, a favorable December schedule could give them hope of pulling off a comeback comparable to that of the 1976 Steelers, who won nine straight following a 1-4 start.
Accomplish that, and it will rank as one of the great reversals in NFL history.
But should they go in the other direction — their offensive line breaks down, their secondary falters against Calvin Johnson, they lose on the road to the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens in a five-day span — and they could be headed for a 5-11 season.
That, of course, could lead to an offseason roster dismantling that would rival any in franchise history.
The third possibility, as cornerback Ike Taylor says, is they keep being consistently inconsistent — win a game here, lose two there — without developing an identity or rhythm.
Which way will they go?
"What matters is we have a lot of games left, seven weeks left, and we have (four) games left in our division," safety Ryan Clark said Wednesday. "If we win every game, we'll be in the playoffs. And that's our focus.
"Every week, (it's) winning the game we have to play. If those things happen, we'll have an opportunity to be in the playoffs, and that's what we control."
Beating the Buffalo Bills, 23-10, on Sunday put them on the fringe of the AFC playoff race, though they trail eight other teams for the final wild-card spot. They also trail Cincinnati (6-4) by 2 1⁄2 games in the AFC North race. They are 1-1 in division games.
Ben Roethlisberger prefers they not look beyond the current game — the same focused approach they took last week after being blown out 55-31 at New England.
"I look at one game, and one game only," he said. "I don't think you can afford to look at where you sit and what other teams are doing. All we can do is control what we need to control."
Injured linebacker Larry Foote added, "The way we lost to New England, it was quiet all last week. People don't want that to happen again."
Foote remembers how the 2006 Steelers (8-8) accomplished a second-half turnaround by going 6-2. Then, he said, the playoffs weren't necessarily the top motivating factor.
"When you're 2-6 and not doing well, you're fighting for your livelihood," Foote said.
"I don't think in this league there's any bigger motivation, except the playoff run and winning the Super Bowl. You know your job and career are at stake. That can light a fire under you."
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California Interstate Bill Moves out of Committee to Assembly
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Over the objections of the California Bankers Association, an interstate banking bill has cleared the state Assembly's finance and insurance committee.
Assembly Bill 1492, written by Assemblyman Charles Calderon, chairman of the subcommittee on interstate banking, is backed by New York bank holding companies Citicorp and Chase Manhattan Corp. It is the first California interstate banking proposal to come out of committee since the question was first raised in the Legislature in 1979.
The bill would authorize an out-of-state bank holding company to acquire a California bank after Jan. 1, 1987, provided the California bank is state chartered, has been in operation for at least three years, has assets of no more than $200 million, and has the approval of California's superintendent of banks to be acquired. In addition, the buyer must come from a state that allows bank purchases by California bank holding companies.
While the California Bankers Association supports interstate banking in principle, it is backing an initial regional approach that would first allow reciprocal banking privileges within the 12th Federal Reserve District states of Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and Arizona.
While the association has indicated it would be ready to support full nationwide interstate banking in California by 1991, for the time being it has not proposed a trigger date and has stated that Congress should determine which mechanisms best implement interstate banking.
Association Committee Appointed
However, pressed by last week's vote and the possibility that an interstate banking bill might clear the Legislature this year, the association this week appointed a five-man committee to discuss and negotiate legislative options.
Currently, under the Douglas Amendment of the Bank Holding Company Act, interstate banking by bank holding companies is prohibited unless "expressly authorized" by the state into which the firm is entering. In addition, the 1927 McFadden Act prohibits national banks from branching across state lines. Several groups of states, however, have formed compacts to foster interstate banking within confined regions. The U.S. Supreme Court is currently reviewing the legality of those compacts.
While the California Bankers Association has tagged the Calderon bill "the ultimate cherry-picking approach to interstate banking," Mr. Calderon described the association's opposition as "strictly a turf fight" over California's growth economy.
"Interstate banking is already here, and the state is not doing anything to regulate it," Mr. Calderon said. Noting that Citicorp already has an estimated 3,000 employees in the state through various subsidiaries such as its Oakland-based savings bank as well as representative and Edge Act offices, Mr. …


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EECS Joint Colloquium Distinguished Lecture Series
Professor John Chuang
School of Information Management and Systems, U. C. Berkeley
Wednesday, November 1, 2000
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Web caches are traditionally deployed by network operators to realize bandwidth savings and latency improvements. Caches are configured and managed to maximize hit rates. From the publishers' perspective, however, cache hit rates are irrelevant. Instead, current web caches are lacking several features of value to the publishers. In the data plane, web caches cannot support dynamic generation or transformation of content. In the control plane, caches do not report usage information back to the publishers, nor allow publishers any control over the distribution and management of their objects. As a result, publishers have resorted to cache-busting and/or turned to proprietary content delivery solutions.
In this talk, I will describe Gemini, an approach to migrate from network-centric caching to publisher-centric caching over the existing, heterogeneous, global web cache infrastructure. I will discuss some of the key components of the Gemini architecture, including (i) an explicit security model to protect caches, publishers and clients from one another, (ii) a QoS framework giving publishers control over the treatment of their objects at caches, and (iii) an incremental deployment strategy to allow seamless integration with legacy caches.
This approach represents joint work with Andrew Myers and Hui Zhang of Carnegie Mellon University.
John Chuang is an Assistant Professor of Information Management and Systems at UC Berkeley. He received his Ph.D. in Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University, where he was also a Postdoctoral Fellow in Computer Science. His BSEE and MSEE are from USC and Stanford respectively. His research and teaching encompass the technical and economic dimensions of data networking, with particular emphasis on the infrastructural foundations that support scalable information dissemination over the Internet. http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/~chuang/


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At the end of E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, there are usually a lot of mixed feelings about which hardware or software company won the convention. This year, Sony got its message to gamers and landed a knockout blow against its main competitor, Microsoft.
A few weeks prior to E3, Microsoft had a media event promoting its new console to replace the popular Xbox 360, dubbed the Xbox One. The program released details about the hardware and saved the game footage for E3. Unfortunately, the shortfalls of the beefy console became the focus of many conversations.
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Occupy Seattle protester in miscarriage case is Issaquah graduate
December 13, 2011
By Warren Kagarise
Jennifer Fox, a protester at Occupy Seattle and a 2011 Issaquah High School graduate, skyrocketed to national attention in recent days after she said she miscarried following a confrontation between police and protesters, even as police and the media questioned the claim.
Fox, 19, attributed the miscarriage to kicks and pepper spray from police. The teenager is seen in a video screaming after police used pepper spray against Occupy Seattle protesters at Westlake Park on Nov. 15.
Fox initially told The Stranger, a Seattle alternative newspaper, she suffered a miscarriage after the confrontation, but she has not provided medical documentation to the media during subsequent interviews.
The viral video and Fox's reported miscarriage attracted national attention, including from The Washington Post and Forbes.
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December 14th, 2011 4:19 am
I'll bet her parents are really proud of Jennifer! A mindless, clueless who has told 4 or 5 different versions of her "story" to whomever will listen. If you fools want to worship a "hero", thank a member of the Armed Forces who protect this moron's right to free speech.
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