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I have Ubuntu 10.04 running through VMPlayer. And I have another machine (Asus RT-N16 router). I am able to connect to the router with telnet and see its file system. How can I copy the file from the local machine (file is /home/user/helloworld-c) to the router (folder */tmp/mnt/discb_1*)?
Is there possibility to connect via SSH? Maybe you should consider "scp" utitlity. It's very simple, look to the manual page:
The very basic usage:
and vice versa:
To copy a non empty directory from the remote computer to your computer:
To copy a file just exclude the
To copy from your computer to the remote computer, just switch the location and destination in the previous example.
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Another way you can do: ( via pem file )
If you want to use
1. root user:
note the colon
if I can't logged in with
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suppose you are
this will put the file in home directory. then login to remote sever with standard user. and do
you'll switched to
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I recently switched over to using Janus from a custom set of vim plugins and .vimrc. I'm really enjoying the setup, but one thing I'm missing is the automatic completion of blocks in Ruby.
For example, when I type:
def method <enter>
It would complete the block:
def method
# cursor here
I was using some of Tim Pope's plugins and can't recall which one provided the functionality (Rails maybe?) Is there a way to get this functionality using Janus? Is there a reason why someone wouldn't want this? It seems really convenient to have.

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April 21, 2013
To the editor: I was deeply saddened by the news that my good friend and former colleague Charlie Wilson recently passed away....
Comrade Brown calling Comrade Wilson a "good guy" is like Hitler calling Mussolini a "good guy". Brown and Wilson are---or should I say were---two of a kind. They are/were nothing more than corrupt liberal democrats. They also are/were typical liberal democrats---hypocrites and pathological liars.
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Moteman, I hit Disgree by mistake. I totally AGREE with you!
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He was voted out of office because he went against his constituents. 60% of the people in his district did not obumjobcare and he voted the way Piglosie wanted him to vote, not his constituents. Come 2016 I am hoping the people will vote you out of office also Mr Brown, because you also are so arrogant that you think you know better that your constituents and vote against them.
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The fishing world was saddened by the news that Donna Menendez, wife of B.A.S.S. Elite Series pro Mark Menendez of Paducah, Ky., lost her long battle with pancreatic cancer Tuesday morning. Donna's survivors include two young children, a boy and a girl. In 2012, Mark Menendez suspended his pro fishing career to care for his wife. Funeral arrangements are pending.


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cabo da roca by tilnoxWatch
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6 photo panoramic, from cabo da roca...
(not hells mouth.. better name but my mistake! )
(not hells mouth.. better name but my mistake! )
Very nice panoramic! Like it.
grande fotografia! e grande qualidade! muito bem!
just gorgious!
Yeah, very nice Awesome panoramic with fantastic colors in the sky, perhaps a tad dark on left part
Well done
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Of Seaweed and Supermodels Sierra Club Executive Director Carl Pope took the stage during New York Fashion Week to co-host (with supermodel Angela Lindvall) the launch party for "Be EcoChic," a new campaign sponsored by the Sierra Club.
Sporting a seaweed-fabric shirt (he says it was the most comfortable thing he's ever worn), Pope met Lindvall in her element to talk about sustainable and environmentally sensitive fashion design.
Having trouble picturing Carl Pope in seaweed? Watch our exclusive video of the event.
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Yahoo, No Yazoo!"The day pigs fly and hell freezes over is the day the Bush EPA vetoes a pet project of Trent Lott and Thad Cochran," says Mississippi Sierra Club organizer Louie Miller. "But that's what we saw when the EPA killed the Yazoo Pumps Project."
The $220 million Army Corps of Engineers flood-control project in the Mississippi Delta would have been the world's largest water pump. But on September 2 the EPA vetoed the project, saying it would likely degrade 67,000 acres of wetlands.
Learn more about how Sierra Club members and supporters stopped the Yazoo Pumps.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Wayburn! Just in time for his birthday tomorrow, Dr. Edgar Wayburn, one of the most distinguished leaders and advocates in the Sierra Club's history, was named one of the 80 most powerful people in America over the age of 80 by Salon magazine. We're not sure what Dr. Wayburn will make of being lumped in with a bunch of spring-chicken octogenarians, though. He will be turning 102. Among the accomplishments of Dr Wayburn's later years cited by the magazine:
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Tell Your Funds to Act on Climate ChangeAs if we didn't have enough to worry about when it comes to our portfolios -- ten of the largest mutual fund families in the country are acting like climate change won't affect our planet, the economy, or their investors.
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Six Green Books on the Environment You ReallyShould Have Read By NowThere may be 100 things you should do before you die, but there are only six books on the environment you really ought to have in your rucksack.
Battle in SeattleIn the mood for a movie? How about Battle in Seattle, which is inspired by the demonstrations during the 1999 World Trade Ministerial Meeting in Seattle.
Sierra Club members played a key role in the event, organizing hundreds to show up in bright green turtle costumes to protest the WTO's ruling in the infamous Shrimp-Turtle case, which forced the U.S. to import shrimp caught using methods known to drown more than 13,000 turtles every year.
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Dan Otte waiting for flying grasshoppers in the Kalahari.
1 Great Uncle John, Bishop Nils Astrup (Dan's great grandfather) and Anna Astrup and 3 others
A power-nap Otte-style (South Africa) (Photo - Lauren Spearman)
2 Anna Astrup Otte and Heinrich Otte center and L>R Henny Engel, Nils, Carl, Nic, Ted, Agatha, Anna, Fritzie
Dan Otte waiting for flying grasshoppers in the Kalahari. Here they come.
Dan perhaps capturing the landscape for a painting
later...(South Africa)
(Photo - Lauren Spearman)
3 Elsa, Carl, Lillian, Solveig, Ruth, Paul 1940s RSA
Dan Otte waiting for flying grasshoppers in the Kalahari. Gotcha!
A classic scenario: identical trucks, identical conditions,
except one driver is African-born, and the other, well, not so much (Dan
and Piotr Naskrecki leaving the Kalahari stop to appreciate their handy
(Photo - Lauren Spearman)
4 Dan (upper left) Paul, Visitor, Solveig, Visitor Visitor, Ruth Elsa RSA 1940s
Dan Otte at a communal well in Mali.
Atop the Smokies (With John LaPolla, Lauren Spearman and Don
(Photo - Lauren Spearman)
5 Dan (back) Paul, Lillian, Carl and Ruth (53-56?)
Dan Otte and Dick Alexander in New Caledonia on a collecting trip.
They went thata way! (dunes in Namibia)(Photo - Lauren Spearman)
6 Dan at Luther College 01/59
Dan Otte and Bill Cade at "third bridge" in the Okavanga.
Friends again with the myrmecologist (Hawaii) (Photo - Lauren Spearman)
7 Roy, Jim,Lisa Gable, Dan and Laurel 08/59
Dan Otte in Zambia, waiting for the rest of us.
Proof of graduate student abuse (attacking a myrmecologist
in Hawaii) (Photo - Lauren Spearman)
8 Laurel and Dan June 7 1963
Dan Otte with his Zulu friends.
Where much of the magic happens - Dan's ANSP office,
Philadelphia (Photo - Lauren Spearman)
Jessica and Jenny - Australia 1968
Dan Otte and Nick Jago in Mali chasing crickets and grasshoppers.
10 Dan Jenny Jessica 2 1/2 years First Jack O'Lantern 10/69
Dan proves that duct tape REALLY CAN fix anything! (a sign
directing us into the Kalahari)
(Photo - Lauren Spearman)
11 Dan Jessica Jenny 5 years San Xavier Mission Tuscon 08/72
Dan Otte standing in a creek in RSA.
12 Dan, Tony Joern, Jessica and Jenny, Tuscon 72
Dan Otte and Elsa Salazar Cade at the Holiday Inn, Lusaka. Getting ready to go in the field.
13 Dan and RDA North Island NZ 03/ 88
Dan Otte checking out grasshoppers at Port Aguilas where the currents meet.
14 Otte and Alexander - Malaysia 1990 - photo Laurel Otte
Dan Otte in northern Botswana.
15 Otte - Malaysia 1990 - Laurel
Dan Otte collecting in western Africa.
16 Bali Temple 92 - no bare legs
Dan Otte, Bill Cade and Rob Toms in Kruger.
17 Colorado 91
Dan Otte catching grasshoppers in the Kalahari.
18 Otte Montana 95 - photo Laurel Otte
Dan Otte on the attack in New Caledonia.
19 Otte-Bozeman 96 - Photo Laurel Otte
20 - The Steens Oregon 94 - photo Laurel Otte
Dan Otte recording crickets in western Mali.
21 Namibia 2001 - photo Lauren Spearman
22 Guinea Fowl - RSA 2003? photo Lauren Spearman
All of the gang in Lusaka. Dan on the left.
23 Field Humor 2003 rsa - photo Lauren Spearman or Greg Cowper ?
Dan and Solveig Otte in the Nkandla Forest, Zululand.
24 Otte with RDA in background - Alberta 05- photo Laurel Otte
Dan Otte traveling in western Mali
25 Otte and Alexander -Alberta 05
Dan Otte with a giant Scarab in Kenya.
26 Pretoria 2006 Roz Urban's Lab - photo by Roz Urban
Dick Alexander's drawing of a Gryllus male.
Dan Otte collecting in RSA.
Dan Otte, Elsa and Bill Cade at Blydesport, RSA.
Dan Otte and Elsa Cade in Kruger.
Dan Otte at Blydesporte, RSA.
Dan Otte in Zululand.
Dan Otte, "The Crickets of Hawaii", a significant study on the biogeography of the Hawaiian Islands.
Dan Otte collecting right outside the Transvaal Museum, Pretoria.
Dan Otte collecting in the Kalahari.
Dan Otte and Skip tossing stones in Kenya.
Dan Otte on the beach in New Caledonia.
Dan Otte, New Caledonia.
Dan Otte collecting in Kruger.
Dan Otte on the road in Kenya.
Dan Otte and Skip waiting for the grasshoppers.
Dan Otte, Elsa Cade and others fixing the truck in Zambia.
Dan Otte gutting grasshoppers in Mali.
Dan Otte and Skip jumping to catch grasshoppers in the Kalahari.
Dan Otte and Dick Alexander throwing knives in New Caledonia.
Dan Otte and friends in RSA.
Dan Otte in Zambia.
Dan and Solveig Otte in Zululand.
Dan and Solveig Otte with Bill Cade and John in Namibia.
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Western Journalist Finally Gets To Ask Kim Jong-un a Question
The Supreme Leader didn't answer, though.
John Sparks, an Asia correspondent for British broadcaster Channel 4, attended North Korea's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the end of the Korean war (which President Obama also honored earlier today, though in a slightly more subdued fashion), where he got this close to the country's dictator, Kim Jong-un. So, like a good journalist, Sparks tried to get him to answer a question: "What message are you trying to send to the West?" he shouted at the Supreme Leader who, unsurprisingly, did not respond. Still, Channel 4 is now claiming to be "the first news organisation" to get a word in with Kim. And, while that might technically be true, it sure looks like even less than nothing when compared to Dennis Rodman's access.


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Have you ever heard of an amateur blogger turning into a web celebrity or a sluggish video that goes viral? All this turnabout is the result of the YouTube uploads. YouTube has taken millions of users out out of obscurity. But now it's time for an overhaul as the site is set for a more professional look.
Latest research conducted by Nielson Online suggests that Internet surfers in the United States spend close to six hours a month on social-networking sites and blogs.
Mario Lavandeira, popularly known as Perez Hilton, is facing the music, not legally but financially, after posting a confrontational picture of teen star Miley Cyrus on his twitter page.
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Price: $35.00 US
I was recently sent a a demo unit of The Norm from Insanely Great Products.
The Norm is a simple vent-mount iPhone 4 holder. It uses a standard binder clip to clamp on to the vent, and is shaped to perfectly hold an iPhone 4 (or 4S).
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Peter is an entrepreneur, IT security guy, mountain biker, role-player, open-source legend, and naturalized Kryptonian. His latest string of letters after his name include CISSP, GCFE, GCIH, GPPA, GSNA, and is quite NSFW, JKLOL. Often splitting his time between rural Vermont and urban Boston, MA, while not negotiating galactic peace treaties, he enjoys coffee and networking of various types, and occasionally co-hosting a Podcast. He can be found sharing useful, amusing, or annoying tidbits on various social media platforms.
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Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: Peachpit Learning Series
Author: Robin Williams with John Tollett
Publisher: Peachpit Press
ISBN-13: 978-0-321-77701-0, 480 pages
Price: Paperback US$31.99, Book + eBook Bundle US$43.19, eBook Only US$25.59
Robin Williams, author of The Little Mac Book, Lion Edition has teamed up with husband and fellow author John Tollett to release the Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: Peachpit Learning Series book.
The book is delivered through 24 easy to follow lessons and is aimed towards new to medium level users. Experienced users will also find a good level of content and clarity on various topics.
Throughout the book readers will be presented with stunning visual examples to assist with understanding the Lion operating system.
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Mark Greentree is the principle blogger and podcast creator of www.everydaymacsupport.com. His aim is to inform users at all levels of experience how to get the most out of the Apple hardware and associated software. He is also the lead host on Not Another Mac Podcast, an Apple based round table discussion with Mac users and experts from all over world.
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The Mac OS X 10.7 Lion PocketGuide
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If you're after a quick pocket guide book that offers more detail than other competing books, I suggest you pick up The Mac OS X 10.7 Lion PocketGuide book.
The author, Jeff Carlson, takes readers through Lion in a way that anyone at any level can adapt to. Within the easy to follow guides in each chapter, readers will find a treasure trove of addition hints and tips to help you perfect your user experience.
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Dashboard is a metaphor for what's right and wrong at Apple.
First, let me say Dashboard is cool, it's sexy, it's got neat transitions, and it is the number one selling feature of Tiger. I will use it, others will use it and I could never imagine something this cool coming out for Windows or one of the other UNIX, at least not first. Now that Apple has it, they'll rip off the idea, poorly. So this isn't a "Bash Apple/Dashboard" article. However all those positives doesn't change what's on the other side of this coin.
Second, let me say Dashboard is crappy User Interface design, especially compared to what it could have been. The old Apple (before NeXT) would have been embarrassed to ever release anything this narrow in scope, and totally missing the bigger point. It is what happens when Sales/Marketing designs UI's and won't listen to the engineers.
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Hi, your player does not work in Firefox at all. It doesn't whatever bitrate, format, or special characters. I also tried the player here http://pupunzi.com/mb.components/mb.miniAudioPlayer/demo/demo.html and that doesn't work in Firefox either.
Hi, your player does not work in Firefox at all. It doesn't whatever bitrate, format, or special characters. I also tried the player here http://pupunzi.com/mb.components/mb.miniAudioPlayer/demo/demo.html and that doesn't work in Firefox either.
With the last update it should work.
Version 1.2.2 - I got it to work in Firefox once, now it does not, neither on my website:
nor on the demo page:
although this worked once, too.
It doesn't play on my Android phone, either.
I really like the ease of use and the design is wonderful!
I'm using version 1.2.9 and still it's not working at all. Though player appears, nothing happens when i press the play button. BTW it works well in google chrome.
I'm having the same issue in Firefox 20.0.1. I tried it on two different sites using different templates and there seems to be a Firefox issue. Works great in Chrome, IE, Safari & Opera that I tested also.
Overall, a REALLY nice player. If the Firefox bug gets worked-out, it would be perfect. Thanks!
Yup, just tested the latest version and it still doesn't work in Firefox.
It's working fine on Firefox for me.
On Firefox you need to have the Flash plug in installed as it falls back to a hidden flash audio player. Maybe that is your problem?
Just made several test on Firefox PC. If you have the latest Flash plug-in installed it works fine.
Till Firefox will not support .mp3 encoding there's no way to make it works without the flash fall-back.
Hope Firefox will support mp3 soon (they are yet supporting it experimentally)
Yeah, not sure why I'm having problems with it in Firefox then. I have Flash 11.7.700.202 installed along with Firefox 20.0.1 and for some reason, no luck. I'll keep checking on it. Thanks!
I have Flash 11.7.700.202 and Firefox 21 and it still doesn't work.
I really don't know what could cause your problem.
on oSx 10.8.3:
Firefox 21 + flash 11.7.700.202 (the latest)
on Windows 7 Ultimate:
Firefox 21 + flash 11.7.700.202 (the latest)
On both it works great.
Probably you have conflicts with one of the Firefox plugin installed.
For example if you have installed plugins that prevent the display of flash ADs or something that could interfere with the flash player.
We upgraded the plugin to 1.3.0 and it stopped working in Firefox 21.0 with flash 11.7.700.202, on Windows 7 Home Premium. I tried disabling the other Firefox plugins and extensions, but that didn't help.
1.3.0 also stopped working in Firefox 20.0.1 and IE 8, but worked fine with IE 10 and latest version of Chrome.
We downgraded the plugin to 1.2.9 and it's working great again in all browser versions we tested.
I introduced a blocking bug; solved on 1.3.1.
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Mark Richt says Canes are ready to win By Brian Hamilton UCF receiver tackles voyeurism suspect UCF receiver tackles voyeurism suspect Texas president backs Houston in Big 12 expansion Texas president backs Houston in Big 12 expansion #DearAndy: Who could the Big 12 add in expansion? #DearAndy: Who could the Big 12 add in expansion? Texas president open to Big 12 conference expansion Texas president open to Big 12 conference expansion Michigan is most popular bet to win title Michigan is most popular bet to win title Podcast: Who has edge: Mich., Ohio St. or Mich. St.? Podcast: Who has edge: Mich., Ohio St. or Mich. St.? By Zac Ellis One surprise school in the running for joining the Big... One surprise school in the running for joining the Big... Jalen Tabor: 'I feel like I'm the best player in the co... Jalen Tabor: 'I feel like I'm the best player in the co... 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By Andy Staples Stedman Bailey joins West Virginia coaching staff Stedman Bailey joins West Virginia coaching staff Les Miles releases statement on Baton Rouge shooting Les Miles releases statement on Baton Rouge shooting Les Miles: 'My heart hurts for Baton Rouge' Les Miles: 'My heart hurts for Baton Rouge' Alabama OL Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge Alabama OL Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge Alabama's Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge Alabama's Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge Lawrence Cager out for season due to knee injury Lawrence Cager out for season due to knee injury Ex-Vanderbilt player Cory Batey sentenced to 15 years Ex-Vanderbilt player Cory Batey sentenced to 15 years MJ will be Michigan's honorary captain for opener MJ will be Michigan's honorary captain for opener Ex-Vanderbilt player sentenced to 15 years for rape Ex-Vanderbilt player sentenced to 15 years for rape Get to know five-star recruit Darnay Holmes Get to know five-star recruit Darnay Holmes By Colin Becht Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More College Football High-scoring games part of college football culture shift; more Mailbag by Stewart Mandel Twitter Facebook Email Posted: Wed Oct. 3, 2012 High-scoring, defense-optional contests are certainly not new to college football, but it does seem like last Saturday's 70-63 West Virginia-Baylor game -- coming on a weekend when 44 percent of FBS games involved at least one team scoring 42 or more points, 11 of which surpassed the 50-point mark -- was something of a tipping point.So what exactly do you attribute all the incredible scoring binges that we're seeing in college football to? I find it hard to believe that offensive coaches have suddenly become smarter than their defensive counterparts or that talent on the offensive side of the ball has suddenly become so superior. So what gives?-- Alex, ChicagoIs it just me or are there more and more 600-plus yard games this year (by one team)? Every time I look up, a team has gone for over 600 or 700 yards for the game. I'm assuming this is because the offenses are fast-paced and running more plays, but where did the D go? Even 'Bama gave up 14 points to a "fast-paced" Ole Miss team over the weekend. What gives?-- Brian, Huntsville, Ala.This is college football in 2012 -- and I don't see it changing anytime soon. Over the past decade or so, a generation of offensive coaches that either played in or helped implement the first wave of mainstream spread offenses have grown up and dispersed across the country. Now they're refining and advancing those schemes. Mind you, there are vast differences between Chip Kelly's spread-option attack and Dana Holgorsen's Air Raid 2.0, but all are designed with the same intent: Get playmakers in space to exploit mismatches, and then do it over and over again. Add in the no-huddle craze on top of these well-executed offenses and it's putting defenses under tremendous stress.Of course, you can't disentangle the explosion of big-play offenses from the evolution of offensive talent that now begins even before high school. Quarterbacks are more skilled than they've ever been. Case in point: 10 first- or second-year players were opening day NFL starting quarterbacks this season, and six of them (Russell Wilson, Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck, Brandon Weeden, Cam Newton and Andy Dalton) had higher pass efficiency ratings during their last years in college than the highest-rated passer in 2002. Furthermore, fast but diminutive players like Oregon's De'Anthony Thomas and Miami's Duke Johnson would never have played offense in college 15 years ago. They would have immediately been labeled as cornerbacks. Now, if you're fast and can make guys miss in space, you're playing offense, end of story.As for the defense, ESPN analyst David Pollack -- a former Georgia defensive star who is horrified by what he's seeing -- said on a podcast this week he believes NCAA rules reducing the number of contact periods in preseason camp, as well as coaches' preferences to cut down on hitting to minimize injuries, have led to an epidemic of poor tackling. It's true, you do see a lot of missed tackles when you watch a full day of games on TV like I did last Saturday. Even last Thursday's Washington-Stanford game was essentially decided by two Cardinal missed tackles. But I don't believe defenses as a whole are unequivocally worse than they were a decade ago, it's more that high-powered offenses like West Virginia's or Oklahoma State's make average-to-mediocre defenses look worse. Defenders often have to play far more snaps, and are thus put in one-on-one situations far more frequently. This only increases the odds of an eventual busted tackle and, in turn, a long touchdown. And that's exactly what offenses like Oregon's are trying to achieve.There's no question, lousy defenses on both sides played a big part in the West Virginia-Baylor score. But not every 40-point output or 500-yard day is the same. Given how much the sport has changed, what we really need is for the NCAA and the media to seriously rethink traditional statistical metrics. I don't know if anyone noticed, but in the last two Weekend Pickoffs I've almost exclusively used yards-per-play when referencing national statistical rankings. It better accounts for the discrepancy between different offenses' tempos and the ensuing snaps played by defenses. But at this point, fans still recognize 400 total yards as a significant benchmark much more readily than four yards per play, and they automatically assume a defense did not play well based on the former number. News flash: Save for a handful of truly elite defenses (Alabama, LSU, TCU, etc.), no one is going to hold West Virginia or Oklahoma State to 250 yards or 14 points this season.College football has seen a number of QBs put up big numbers in recent memory. Most of them have been dismissed as "system QBs." What, if anything, makes Geno Smith different? Does he deserve all of the hype he's getting?-- Martin, NashvilleAgain, I would argue the phrase "system quarterback" has also been rendered archaic. Either that, or it now applies to 80 percent of college quarterbacks. That phrase dates to a time when offenses that threw the ball 40 times a game were an anomaly, and thus, a quarterback's big numbers might be discounted as a product of the system. By my count, 25 teams are currently averaging that pace, with several more coming awfully close. In 2002, there were just eight schools that threw the ball that frequently. While there are several very good quarterbacks thriving in more traditional pro-style offenses (Georgia's Aaron Murray, Alabama's AJ McCarron, Florida State's E.J. Manuel and USC's Matt Barkley, to name a few), most of the guys putting up big numbers are doing so in some sort of new-fangled "system." That doesn't mean they're easily replaceable pawns -- especially not in the case of Smith.With quarterbacks that throw 40-50 times a game, the key stat is not yards, but accuracy. Smith is completing an insane 83.4 percent of his attempts, with a 20-to-0 touchdown-to-interception ratio. You can put a guy in the most conducive system imaginable, with a great offensive line and a stable of dynamic receivers (which Smith has), but he still needs to make the right reads and place the ball in just the right spots. I don't necessarily consider NFL draft projections as a gold standard of talent evaluation, but Smith is right behind Barkley on most early boards, which is a marked difference from all those Texas Tech quarterbacks that got hit with the dreaded "system" tag.Hi Stewart, great Mailbag, always enjoy your writing. It may just be me, but how is Miami (4-1) seemingly flying so far under the radar? Sure, the 'Canes got blown out by K-State, but that loss looks better now that the Wildcats are in the hunt for the Big 12 title. As an Irish fan, I'm a little worried about the game this weekend. Stephen Morris looks great and Al Golden has done a phenomenal job with the freshmen. What chances do you give the 'Canes on Saturday?-- Mark, Lynchburg, Va.No question, Golden has done one of the best coaching jobs in the country so far. Based on offseason attrition (six starters turned pro off a 6-6 team, and eight others graduated), massive reliance on youth (12 freshmen or sophomores start, including four true freshmen) and what one might assume would be a dark cloud hanging over the program with looming NCAA sanctions, Miami has no business competing in the ACC, much less sitting at 3-0 in the conference. Still, it's won the last two games -- against Georgia Tech (in overtime) and NC State (on a last-second bomb) -- and that pretty much embodies the resilience Golden has fostered there.Not to be a party pooper, though, but Miami is ranked 109th nationally in total defense, allowing 6.36 yards per play. Its three ACC wins came against foes with a combined record of 6-8. Therefore, I don't give the 'Canes much of a chance against the Irish unless they flat out overwhelm them with offensive speed. More realistically, the Notre Dame front seven will shut down the run and put the most pressure on Morris he's seen since K-State. Notre Dame's offensive limitations will probably preclude anything like that 52-13 rout in Manhattan, but this game could be an opportunity for Brian Kelly to open things up a little for Everett Golson.Is it me or was last weekend the worst college day ever? I mean like nobody played anybody!! I looked at the schedule, laughed and picked up my golf bag and went to the range.-- Gabriel, San JoseWell, you only missed the wildest shootout in recent memory, two game-winning bombs, a huge Nebraska comeback and a last-second Texas victory. Hope you shot a 63.I enjoy Arkansas getting humiliated as much as anyone, but it annoys me that Bobby Petrino is somehow benefiting from the team's struggles in his absence. Isn't it more accurate to say that he did a terrible job recruiting defensive players and that his presence wouldn't have done much, if anything, to prevent those awful defensive performances?-- J.D. Bolick, Denver, N.C.In the rush to vilify John L. Smith, there does seem to be some revisionist history regarding Arkansas' defense. It was never particularly great under Petrino. It peaked by ranking fifth in the SEC during the Razorbacks' Sugar Bowl season in 2010 before regressing to ninth last year, and its two key veterans from those teams, defensive end Jake Bequette and linebacker Jerry Franklin, have departed. Also, though it's perceived that Petrino's staff remained intact, that's not entirely accurate. Four-year defensive coordinator Willy Robinson resigned after last season and was replaced by former Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Paul Haynes, who subsequently coached Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. Linebackers coach Taver Johnson and defensive line coach Kevin Peoples are also brand new.So it's entirely possible Arkansas' defense would have regressed this season even if Petrino were still at the helm. But I doubt it would be anywhere near this bad (108th in total defense, 116th in scoring defense). One major reason is the Razorbacks would be getting more help from the offense. A Petrino-led Arkansas would score more than 10 points against Texas A&M. Tyler Wilson is not performing at the same level he did last season (he has a 54.5 completion percentage, down from 63.2), which is no surprise since Petrino was one of the absolute best coaches at putting his quarterbacks in position to succeed, dating back to his days with Brian Brohm and Stefan LeFors at Louisville. While I'm sure it bothers people to see retroactive appreciation for such a universally despised figure, few could dispute that Petrino was a good football coach, and, John L. or not, this team would have been hard-pressed to maintain its recent level of success without him. That still doesn't explain such a drastic nosedive.Stewart, Here's what I don't get about the proposed playoff system and how it will interact with the bowls, especially the Rose Bowl and the new Champions Bowl. If the playoff is played between the top four teams in the country, with a preference for conference champions, then doesn't it figure that at least three of the SEC, Big 12, Pac-12 and Big Ten conference champs stand a very good chance at being in the playoffs? If that's the case, aren't the Rose Bowl and Champions Bowl games really just conference tie-ins? Shouldn't we go back to the original bowl system with the top four teams skimmed off the top instead of BCS 2.0?-- Scott Hottenstein, Lithia, Fla.If by going back to the original bowl system you mean a return to the days when bowl directors made backroom deals with athletic directors as early as late October -- thanks, I'll pass. In a sense, though, this system has returned closer to the old days in that the free market trumps all. Yes, the Rose Bowl and Champions Bowl aren't likely to pit both leagues' champions very often, but that's not all that different than the BCS. The SEC champion hasn't played in the Sugar Bowl since 2005. The Rose Bowl lost either the Big Ten or Pac-10 champ five times in a six-year span from 2002-07. In nearly every case, those bowls then got to take another team from those conferences, just as they'll be able to do now. The biggest difference is there's no longer a limit to how many teams each conference can place in the system.But it will be interesting to see how these games are marketed, and, in turn, how the public will consume them. Right now, there's an entrenched brand, the BCS, that delineates the Rose, Sugar, Orange and Fiesta bowls from, say, the Capital One Bowl and the Outback Bowl. Therefore, reaching any BCS bowl is considered prestigious. But beginning in two years, the obvious No. 1 goal for every team will be to reach the playoff; beyond that, we have no idea what perception of each game will be like. Will we assign equal prestige to the other four or five bowls not hosting the semifinal that year? Or do they just become individual bowls that happen to be tied to the playoff system? In other words, if you're an SEC fan whose team does not make the playoff, do you still consider it an achievement to reach a "BCS bowl" (or whatever it will be called now), or will you consider going to the Sugar Bowl, the Orange Bowl or the Capital One Bowl all approximately the same? Do we no longer talk about conferences' BCS bowl records, because there will be no such thing? We won't know 'til we try.Please explain this to readers: UCLA is 4-1 and Nebraska is 4-1. UCLA lost to undefeated Oregon State and Nebraska lost to UCLA. In the latest AP Poll: No. 21 Nebraska, No. 25 UCLA. Polls are made of crazy tears.-- Zamoro, Monterey, Calif.You know what? I'm done with these types of questions. Maybe it's because I know the current system is down to its last days, but really, we get the point. He's right, polls are made of crazy tears. Carry on.I know it's two separate conferences, but does the Sun Belt's string of recent upsets against SEC and ACC teams help Louisiana Tech's hopes of reaching a BCS bowl? Kind of showing the bowl power brokers and pollsters that Boise State isn't the only good non-AQ team? If it goes undefeated, Louisiana Tech will have beaten teams from the mighty SEC (Texas A&M), ACC (Virginia) and Big Ten (Illinois), as well as the Conference USA favorite (Houston). I believe a 12-0 record with that résumé deserves a better fate than a spot in the Idaho Potato Bowl. Don't you?-- Mario Z., Denton, TexasI don't understand the Sun Belt connection, since Louisiana Tech is still in the WAC. But yes, absolutely. If the Bulldogs go undefeated against that schedule, they should go to the BCS. Frankly, it's ridiculous Boise State is still ranked in the Coaches' Poll but Louisiana Tech is not. It shows how little the pollsters actually pay attention to the mid-majors. All the Broncos have done so far is lose to a Michigan State team that -- as it turns out -- can barely complete a forward pass, fail to score an offensive touchdown against BYU, and, last week, nearly blow a 25-point lead against New Mexico. (New Mexico!) Meanwhile, Sonny Dykes' team is averaging 52 points a game with consecutive road wins over Illinois (52-24) and Virginia (44-38), and it still received fewer votes in the AP Poll this week than 2-2 Michigan (best win: Air Force).The issue will be resolved soon enough. On Oct. 13 the Bulldogs face Texas A&M in Shreveport, the game that was originally scheduled to open the season. I was fully prepared to pick Louisiana Tech in the upset that week. Now, with the way Johnny Manziel and the Aggies are clicking, I'm not so sure. Louisiana Tech suffered a big loss two weeks ago when freshman running back Tevin King, who was averaging 8.0 yards per carry, tore his ACL. Fellow freshman Kenneth Dixon (80.5 yards per game) will have to pick up the slack. Even if the Bulldogs beat A&M, they won't be out of the woods just yet; Utah State and San Jose State both present legitimate in-conference threats. But if Louisiana Tech manages to escape all that unscathed, they would certainly be more accomplished than that 2007 Hawaii BCS team, among others.Alabama beat Ole Miss by scoring 33 points and gaining 305 yards against the same team that lost to Texas in a game it surrendered 66 points and 676 yards. Alabama's win over Arkansas no longer looks that impressive, as Texas A&M (a team with a freshman QB and new coaching staff) scored 58 points. Looks like Alabama is overrated.--Victor, Panama, Fla.According to my readers, pretty much every team in the Top 25 is overrated. Very few, however, bother to suggest who should take their place.Maybe they should just leave the AP Poll blank. More College Football


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Our reviews of Welcome to the NHK: Volume 1 (published October 10th, 2007) and Welcome to the NHK: The Complete Series (published August 28th, 2009) are also available.
The Charge
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The Case
The paranoia continues with Welcome to the NHK: Volume 2, the second installment in the strange, wonderful new anime from ADV that blends conspiracy theory, rampant personality disorders, anti-social behavior and erotic fanfare. A strange mix to be sure, but one with an undeniable charm and appeal that goes straight for the jugular on every single anime fan.
To recap: Sato is a young Tokyo college student dropout who spends his days indoors, watching television, browsing the internet and looking up pornography. He dropped out of school years ago, but still hasn't told his parents. He is a NEET…an acronym for "Not currently engaged in Employment, Education or Training", a slacker with deep-seeded emotional and psychological problems that prevent him from participating in society. Yeah right! That's what they'd want you to believe, buddy. In reality? Sato is the victim of a dark, deep conspiracy, perpetrated by the local television station, whose devious plan involves pumping in bad anime music into homes, enslaving those who fall under its catchy melody, and force him from leaving the house! Oh, what a dark conspiracy is this!
Four more episodes are included on this set:
Episode 5: "Welcoming to the Counseling!"
Episode 6: "Welcome to the Classroom!"
Episode 7: "Welcome to the Moratorium!"
Episode 8: "Welcome to the Chinatown!"
Having enjoyed Volume 1 so much, I took it upon myself to track down some of the manga for Welcome to the NHK. The original comic is definitely a lot more extreme; more hilarious, adult and mature, graphic in its depictions of sex, language and drug use, depicting the protagonist as a strung-out, drug-addled pervert of exceptional prowess, barely maintaining his grip on reality. The anime in comparison opts for a more thoughtful, melancholic vision of Sato, more gloomy and pitiful, one you feel sorry for. It definitely changes the tone somewhat, making the episodes on Welcome to the NHK: Volume Two noticeably more sober than in the previous installment. I'm okay with sobriety, but I admit I was let down by the lack of funny. I laughed my sack off last time, and was hoping to do the same again.
But alas, this is the second volume in an anime series. We're into the "character development" section of the program, ladies and gentlemen, where plot takes a back seat to flashbacks, dialogue-less sequences of characters staring moon-eyed into the horizon, ruminating on their place in life, that sort of thing. Nothing to be alarmed over—we will return to your regularly-scheduled programming shortly. The slapstick insanity of Volume One has been tempered here somewhat, but we get a lot more background about Sato's dysfunctional behavior and his old high school senior Hitomi, who plays an important role in his past for (as of yet) unspecified reasons. We also try to get to the root of the "hikikomori" phenomenon in Japan, a peculiar phenomenon of Japanese youths withdrawing entirely from society for months on end due to combined pressures of financial, educational success and cultural self-worth.
As in the previous volume, the transfer is sharp, with solid black levels and clean colors. Edges are well-defined with minimal (but noticeable) edge artifacts. The animation style is great, full of fantastic visual gags, exaggerated and contorting explosions of wackiness and fan service—nothing outright pornographic, mind you, but firmly and definitely on the racy side.
Both an English 5.1 (dubbed) track and a Japanese 2.0 stereo presentation are included, just like before. I am still miffed at the shortchanging of the Japanese track, but I admit the English dub is growing on me. The 5.1 surround is nice and punchy, with clear dialogue and good articulation, but still pretty rooted in the center channel. The 2.0 track feels mushier and less defined than its counterpart, but does the job well enough.
Extras suck, with only a clean opening and closing credit sequence and some trailers. Not much in the way of supplements, which is pretty cheap for a four-episode title.
So far, Welcome to the NHK hasn't let me down in terms of entertainment. We'll have to see where the show takes it from here to be sure. The best moments are the barely restrained slapstick hilarity or sexual awkwardness, not the mushy character flashbacks, which we got a lot of here in Volume 2. Hopefully in Volume 3 we'll get back to the funny stuff.
A smart, sharp, counter-culture anime for otaku fans everywhere, this one comes easily recommended. I guess there's a little bit of hikikomori in me resonating with the show's hapless hero. What can I say? It's refreshing to find an anime starring exactly the kind of person anime fans would identify with, if not outright resemble.
As for the conspiracy, the court is in recess…
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On Friday, music teacher Al Dodds of St. Augustine High School leaves a job he loves, a wife he loves and a town he loves to do something he believes is vitally important -- help find missing American soldiers in Iraq.
Dodds, 58, is taking leave from teaching and will fly to Kuwait with Tess, his beloved 4-year-old East German shepherd, a certified cadaver dog.
"There are places they want us to check," Dodds said about the assignment. "We may be looking for mass graves. I don't know.
"We haven't been given a mission yet. But they said we may be looking for deceased Americans.
"The people we find are coming home."
Dodds is a 17-year veteran of the St. Johns County School District but has been teaching for 25 years. His journey across Europe conducting the St. Augustine High School Jazz Band was a Page 1 story in the city for weeks.
Dodds is not a stranger to working with dogs in combat areas. He served as a U.S. Navy sentry dog handler from 1967 to 1968 near DaNang, a major port in South Vietnam.
Of 4,000 mostly German shepherd dogs used for duty during the Vietnam War, only 300 ever made it back to the United States.
"They were considered equipment," Dodds said sadly. "They were either euthanized or turned over to the Vietnamese."
Now, a private firm, American Canine, which supplies search, explosive and cadaver dogs to the U.S. military, asked him to replace one of their teams. Only three cadaver teams are in Iraq at one time.
Dodds' contract mandates him to be in Iraq for a minimum of 30 days, but that can be extended for almost any reason. In all, he might be gone the rest of the school year.
"Since I'm a Vietnam veteran, (my experience) put me at the top of the list," he said. "I didn't want to turn it down. My wife's been supportive. She knows I want to do it.
"And I've received phone calls, cards and e-mails from people, all supportive."
The Dodds have no children at home. Their youngest is 28.
One difficult hurdle was getting permission to leave the classroom. District rules say teachers cannot request a leave of absence to take other employment.
"Dr. (Joseph) Joyner and the School Board are supporting me on this," Dodds said.
As for Tess, "She's a trooper," Dodds said.
His dog is certified with both the International Police Working Dog Association and the National Narcotics Detection Association. And she's been in training to be a hearing-impaired service dog.
The two have volunteered with St. Johns County Sheriff's Office in several cases, the most recent being part of a search for a man suspected of drowning in a retention pond. Tess knew where he was located precisely, even through the water.
Sgt. Joey Romer, a K-9 deputy with the Sheriff's Office, said Tuesday that Dodds is a useful contact.
"His dog works incredibly well," Romer said. "He introduced me to cadaver dogs, and he's qualified and experienced in that field.
"He will do well in Iraq."
Once, Tess was taken to an old plantation and found 100-year-old unmarked graves, he said. The two have worked cases in Georgia, Virginia and Texas.
"It's all volunteer. We never get paid," Dodds said.
On this trip, he'll be on unpaid leave from the School Board but will get paid by American Canine.
He's pumped about getting back into action again.
"We won't go anywhere (in Iraq) without U.S. protection," he said. "My old Navy buddies -- I let them all know -- want to go, too. They said, 'I want to work a dog again.'
"I love the kids. Teaching is my life. But I'm ready to go now. It's exciting that I have a chance to serve again."
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Candelaria is a 4th Class Municipality of Zambales, known for its pristine beaches and blue seas waters. It is nestled at the foot of Zambales Range in the east and lies along coastline of the South China Sea in the west. With a total land area of 437.6 sq. kms., Candelaria is the the third-largest town in Zambales.
There are many stories abut how the town got its name. One version is that the town could have been derived from the name of the wife of the first Alcalde Mayor, who named the town after her as a birthday gift. Another version cites a story of the Spanish seeing many candles in the place and thus, called it the place of candles. As the years passed, it was customarily called Candelaria.
Barrio Uacon in Candelaria, Zambales is now known for its magnificent mountains on the Northern side, the pristine seascape, and the spectacular sunset. It is in Uacon where Potipot Island, a favorite tourist destination can be found.
Potipot Island has been attracting local and foreign tourists because of its deep blue waters and pinkish-cream to opalescent white sand. It is a private Island opened by the owner to the public for minimal fees (different rates for day tour guests and camping or overnight guests). The island is accessible by banca from Dawal, and it takes only 3-5 minutes to reach it.
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Culturally, sweet leaf bush has been a popular leafy vegetable in Southeast Asia. It was added to salads and stir-fry for its sweet, nutty flavor and high nutritional value.Recently, it has been discovered that consuming large amounts of it can cause serious ill effects, including an incurable lung disease. In Taiwan, it is now banned for human consumption. The regional government of Hong Kong also advises against consumption, especially raw, the juice, or in large amounts.We have a few plants available that might be of interest for use in an ethnobotanical display, for research purposes, or for the horticulturally curious. We do not recommend it for consumption. Grows 3 to 9 feet. Sun or part shade, adequate moisture. USDA zones 11 - 12. Native to South East Asia.
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CleanMyDrive - PC experts unanimously agree that using Macs tend to be a smoother and faster experience than running Windows based PCs but the Apple laptops and desktops also need maintenance and performance tweaking, occasionally. Regular web browsing, ...
7-Data Recovery Suite Free Edition - When you are dealing with lots of data it may be necessary at times to recover deleted data. The data may be deleted by mistake or by someone else. In such instances, it becomes necessary to retrieve the deleted data. You need to use third party ...
360 Internet Security - Using a computer without having capable Security software installed is equivalent to sleeping with your house's main door wide open. Whether you use a PC at home or manage a network of computers at the workplace, PC security suite has ...
ArtSage - PC users often need to make use of third party applications for making slideshows. While Windows inbuilt utility for viewing images and running slideshows keeps getting better with time, for many users third party apps seem better option. If you ...
Groovy Media Player - There is hardly any PC user who does not listen to music while working on PC or at leisure time. For media playback on Windows PC, there are so many apps. You can opt for default WMP that comes with the OS. However, there are several other third ...
Roboscan Internet Security Free - Owing to incessant onslaught of various web based and other malware, it is not possible to keep your PC secured unless you use a capable system security suite. As a matter of fact, it is better to use feature- rich Internet security software than ...
Emsisoft Emergency Kit - The way malware creators and hackers are adapting to newer measures to sneak past PC security, it is no longer enough to stay complacent after installing a standalone antivirus. You never know when a stealthy malware sneaks past its scan and ...
RegRun Reanimator - Given the way attackers and malware creators are growing more powerful and finding newer means to breach defense of security apps, your PC needs more than an anti virus application. If you want an added layer of protection for your PC, try out ...