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In contrast to the serene coastal landscape to the west, San Diego's East County wilderness is one of the most diverse areas in the county. The region boasts a beauty all its own, with rolling hills, majestic mountains, sparkling lakes, and deep canyons. With the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and Cleveland National Forest nestled in the region, outdoor lovers of all types will revel in a wondrous natural playground to explore and discover.
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One of our favorite day trips to East San Diego is the historic mining town of Julian. Set against the backdrop of the Cuyamaca Mountains and countless apple orchards, this quaint town is as famous for its apple pie as it is for its collection of gold mines (several offer tours geared toward children). Julian offers a variety of restaurants, bed & breakfast hideaways, antique stores, art galleries and nearby hiking and nature walks.
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Clearly, Gretchen Wilson is a workaholic. She spent a good chunk of 2012 touring with ZZ Top, spreading her Southern rock/modern country gospel on a trek dubbed "The Gang of Outlaws Tour." Somehow, Wilson also managed to carve out enough time to record three new albums, too – the first of which will be released April 2, with the remaining two making their way into the digital universe by year's end. This week, Wilson dropped her new single, "Still Rollin'," a sturdy continuation of the rock-country aesthetic she's embraced from the beginning of her career.
As if all of this wasn't enough to keep her busy, Wilson and her band recently launched their own headlining tour. That tour includes a stop at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Seneca Events Center, Seneca Niagara Casino. Tickets start at $35 (box office, Ticketmaster). Visit www.seneca- niagaracasino.com.
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Great show. It does bring up an issue about Azure not being priced very well right now for small applications. Running a blog using 3 instances would cost you $0.12 x 3 x 24 x 30 = $259.20 a month at the standard retail rate (plus storage and transaction costs). Even dropping down to 2 or 1 instances (with periodic downtime for maintenance) puts Azure outside the price of most hobby or enthusiast sites when compared to other VM or shared-hosting offerings.
I wish Azure had an option for a smaller VM size like the $0.03/hr Micro-instances from Amazon EC2 that are perfect for lightweight websites. Then add the ability to do live upgrades between VM sizes so that users can auto-scale as needed. Better yet offer reduced pricing for bulk purchases (ala Reserved Instances) so that there is an incentive to use Azure for 24x7x365 applications. As it stands right now Azure's entry price points are a bit too high compared to other PaaS offerings, which is a shame since it is a beautiful platform.
Agreed with gbrayut. It's a wonderful platform but a little pricier than alternatives.
Hey Ryan & Steve,
Redeploying the Application for a Configuration change isn't quite the best scenario. I would suggest updating the cscfg using visual studio, then digging into the Debug (or Release) folder and get the configuration file which could be updated using the Web Portal [http://windows.azure.com].
Reploying would bring down the application (unless it was uploaded to staging then hotswapped, which requires logging into the Portal anyway) not to mention it takes quite a long time to upload the entire application for a change that is literally a few bytes in size.
Just a war of words, but you guys always do a great job of clarifying things.
Happy Clouding!
Cory Fowler
@SyntaxC4: I think I agree with you. However, I am not totally sure of the context. Did we say to upgrade your role for a config change? I don't think we meant that if we did.
@gbrayut & @writeameer well you guys must be stoked about the recent PDC announcement of extra small instances now priced at $0.5/hr ... it's like u have a direct line to the product team! ;)
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Low Power Blackfin Processor with Advanced Peripherals and Embedded Stereo Audio CODEC
Features and Benefits
- Lockbox™ Secure Technology: Hardware-enabled security for code and content protection.
- Blackfin Processor Core with up to 600 MHz (1200 MMACS) performance
- 2 dual-channel, full-duplex synchronous serial ports supporting 8 stereo I2S channels
- 12 peripheral DMA channels supporting one- and two-dimensional data transfers
- NAND Flash Controller with 8-Bit interface for commands, addresses and data.
- Connectivity: HS USB OTG, Host DMA Port, UART's, SPORT's, SPI and TWI.
- Ethernet 10/100 MII interface
- Memory controller providing glue-less connection to multiple banks of external SDRAM, SRAM, Flash, or ROM
- 289-ball, 12x12 mm, 0.5 mm pitch mini-BGA (Commercial temperature range 0°C to +70°C)
- Supports an embedded low power stereo CODEC for space constrained audio applications
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Processors & DSP
Product Details
The high performance 16/32-bit Blackfin embedded processor core, the flexible cache architecture, the enhanced DMA subsystem, and the dynamic power management (DPM) functionality allow system designers a flexible platform to address a wide range of portable applications, including consumer, communications and industrial/instrumentation.
With the combination of peripherals which enable glue-less connectivity to networked devices such as Ethernet or WiFi 802.11 a/b/g modules and power efficient signal processing, the ADSP-BF527C is well suited to IP connected applications such as VoIP Phone or IP Camera.
The VoIP challenge to the embedded-system designer is to choose a processing solution that is cost-effective, easy to deploy and scaleable in performance across market spaces. A "sweet spot" embedded-solution approach is to design with a platform that can implement a low channel count basic VoIP solution, yet retain sufficient capacity for value added capabilities and services – such as video, music, imaging and system control. Unlike traditional VoIP embedded solutions that utilize two processor cores to provide VoIP functionality, the ADSP-BF527C provides a convergent solution in a unified core architecture that allows voice and video signal processing concurrent with RISC MCU processing to handle network and user-interface demands. This unique ability to offer full VoIP functionality on a single convergent processor provides for a unified software development environment, faster system debugging and deployment, and lower overall system cost.
IP protection has become a necessary part of today's embedded computing applications. The ADSP-BF527C provides a security scheme which balances flexibility and upgradeability with performance through the inclusion of a firmware-based solution including OTP (One Time Programmable) memory to enable users to implement private keys for secure access to program code.
For space constrained audio applications the ADSP-BF527C supports an embedded low power stereo audio CODEC.
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At least one model within this product family is in production and available for purchase. The product is appropriate for new designs but newer alternatives may exist.
Product Details
New debug feature added for the ICE-1000/ICE-2000:
- Coresight Serial Wire Debug (SWD)
Features & Benefits
- JTAG/SWD support for Blackfin, Blackfin+, SHARC and multi-core SHARC+ with ARM
- Plug-n-Play, USB 2.0 compliant
- USB bus-powered device
- Windows® 8.1, Window 7 compatible
- Multiple processor I/O voltage support: 1.8V, 2.5V, and 3.3V
- Multiprocessor support
- JTAG/SWD clock operation of 5 MHz on the ICE-1000
- JTAG/SWD clock operation up to 46 MHZ on the ICE-2000
- Multi-colored LED for enhanced status indication
- Software controlled target reset to support remote debug
Product Details
The plug-and-play architecture of USB allows the emulators to be automatically detected and configured by the host operating system. It can also be connected to and disconnected from the host without opening the PC or turning off the power to the PC. A 3-meter cable is included to connect the emulators to the host PC, thus providing abundant accessibility to hard to reach targets.
The HP USB-based emulator also supports the Background
Telemetry Channel (BTC), a non-intrusive method
for exchanging data between the host and target
application without affecting the target system's
real-time characteristics.
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High Performance USB-Based Emulator
Part Number: ADZS-HPUSB-ICE
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For additional information, contact your local Analog Devices Sales Office or Distributor.
Features & Benefits
- Full speed USB 1.1 interface enabling download speeds of up to 150 KB/Sec (ADZS-USB-ICE) or High speed USB 2.0 interface enabling download speeds of up to 1.5MB/sec (ADZS-HPUSB-ICE)
- Background Telemetry Channel (BTC) support enabling non-intrusive data exchange at up to 2.0 MB/sec (ADZS-HPUSB-ICE only)
- 1.8V, 2.5V, and 3.3V compliant and tolerant
- Support for all ADI JTAG processors and DSPs
- 5V tolerant and 3.3V compliant for 5V processors and DSPs
- Multiprocessor support
- 14-pin JTAG connector
- 3-meter USB cable for difficult-to-reach targets
- CE-certified
Getting Started With Blackfin Processors
Blackfin Evaluation Kits
EZ-KIT Lite evaluation kits provide developers with a cost-effective method for initial evaluation of a Blackfin Processor via a USB-based PC-hosted tool set.
Product Details
The EZ-KIT Lite includes an ADSP-BF527 Blackfin Processor desktop evaluation board along with an evaluation suite of the VisualDSP++® development and debugging environment, including the C/C++ compiler, assembler, and linker. The evaluation suite of VisualDSP++ is designed to be used with the EZ-KIT Lite only.
The EZ-KIT Lite ships with with a landscape, Low Power QVGA Touch Screen LCD panel, a set of Stereo Headphones and all of the necessary supplemental cables (USB, Ethernet, etc.).
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Features & Benefits
- ADSP-BF527 Processor: 289 Ball mBGA, 600MHz; LFBGA-SS2, 12mmX12mm/0.5 pitch, 4L, (A02)
- SDRAM: 64 MB, 32M x 16; Micron MT48LC32M16A2 3.3V
- FLASH: 4 MB (2M x 16 ); Numonyx M29W320EB70ZE6E 3.3V
- NAND FLASH: 4 Gb Numonyx NAND04; NAND04GW3B2B 3.3V
- SPI FLASH: 16 Mb Numonyx M25P16-VMW6G 3.3V
- Thumbwheel: CTS Corp, Rotary Encoder, 2 Bit Binary, CT2999-ND
- Keypad: ACT-07-30008-000-R
- UART: ADM3202 RS-232 line driver/receiver; DB9 female connector
- RTC Battery: 3.0 Volt Li-ION
- LCD Display: Varitronix - Landscape QVGA, 5 in, 320x240, Touch Screen
- Selectable Boot Mode
- Audio I/O: Mic in, Line In, Headphone Out, Line Out
Getting Started With Blackfin Processors
Blackfin Evaluation Kits
EZ-KIT Lite evaluation kits provide developers with a cost-effective method for initial evaluation of a Blackfin Processor via a USB-based PC-hosted tool set.
ADSP-BF527 EZ-KIT Lite® Evaluation System Manual
CrossCore® Embedded Studio 2.4.0 C/C++ Compiler and Library Manual for Blackfin Processors (Rev. 1.8) PDF
The Compiler and Library Manual for Blackfin Processors describes how to use the Compiler for processors with Blackfin and Blackfin+ cores (ADSP-BFxxx processors). It covers command-line switches, language compliance, language extensions, built-in function and optimization, among other topics. It provides reference material for the functions in the accompanying C and C++ standard libraries, and the DSP library.
CrossCore® Embedded Studio 2.4.0 Loader and Utilities Manual (Rev. 1.8) PDF
The Loader and Utilities manual describes the command-line utilities for converting executable files into images that can be programmed into flash memory, and executed on the target processor as a standalone application without debugger involvement. The manual covers all Blackfin and SHARC processors supported by CrossCore Embedded Studio. The utilities described include ELF conversion utilities and utilities for encryption and cryptographic signing.
CrossCore® Embedded Studio 2.4.0 Linker and Utilities Manual (Rev. 1.8) PDF
The Linker and Utilities manual describes the command-line linker utility, which assembles ELF executable files from previously-compiled object files. The manual covers the syntax and semantics of the Linker Description Files (LDFs) which guide this process, and gives examples for Blackfin and SHARC processors. Related utilities covered in this manual are the archiver elfar, for library (.dlb) creation and management, the memory initializer meminit, and the utilities elfdump, elfpatch and elfsyms.
CrossCore® Embedded Studio 2.4.0 Assembler and Preprocessor Manual (Rev. 1.8) PDF
The Assembler and Preprocessor manual covers the assemblers for the Blackfin and SHARC processors supported by CrossCore Embedded Studio. It gives the syntax for the directives supported by the assemblers and the standalone preprocessor, and covers their command-line switches.
CrossCore® Software Licensing Guide (Rev. 1.5) PDF
The Software Licensing Guide describes the licensing mechanism used by CrossCore Embedded Studio. It explains the different kinds of license and the conditions and implications of license expiry. It describes how to activate and validate licenses, and how to administer a corporate domain license.
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Definition | Causes | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Prevention
Anxiety is a state of dread, tension, and unease. It is considered a normal response to stress or uncertain situations. Feeling anxious for long periods of time or at intense levels may mean that you have an anxiety disorder. You may be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder if the anxiety:
- Occurs without an external threat (called "free-floating" anxiety)
- Is excessive or unreasonable for the situation or threat
- Negatively affects how you function during the day
The most common types of anxiety disorders are:
- Specific phobias
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Panic disorder
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Social anxiety disorder
- Generalized anxiety disorder
Anxiety may occur with other conditions, such as alcohol abuse, drug abuse, and depression.
Anxiety disorders may result from a combination of factors, such as:
- Genetics
- Factors in the environment
Chemical imbalances in the brain may also play a role.
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Anxiety disorders are more common in females. Factors that may increase the risk of anxiety disorders include:
- Family member with anxiety disorders
- Stressful life events
- Poor coping strategies
- History of physical or psychological trauma
- Chronic medical illness
- Substance abuse
- History of self-harm as a teenager, with or without suicidal intent
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- Practice deep breathing and meditation .
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Generalized anxiety disorder. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated August 29, 2014. Accessed November 10, 2014.
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). National Institute of Mental Health website. Available at: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/generalized-anxiety-disorder-gad/index.shtml. Accessed November 10, 2014.
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dcdonnie4:The more costeffective army can win vs a more expensive (better unit) because they can just keep throwing them at the other player.
Well, some civs should always be pushing regardless of score (unless you're drained and need to regroup) but there's no set amount you should drain someone. I usually just base my strat on what the other player does. If he's trying really hard to push, I'll sit back and let him waste res spamming units. If he's playing very defensively, I'll attack but make sure I'm forcing him away from his strategy and don't just let him try to drain me. If he plays a more moderate strat, I'll do whatever my civ is best at in that matchup. So, if I'm playing defensively trying to drain someone, I'll do that until they back off even for just a minute. Doing that means they're either low on resources (in which case you want to attack and keep them low) or realized their strat isn't working and will probably attack in a way that's hard to beat effectively if I give them time.
To answer the question about pushing into a base. I used to have a ton of problems with this. The first thing is lots of cannon. Once you're in mortar range of his walls, use 3+ morts to start clearing them, with 6-8 culvs out (depending on how many art he's making) Then you want the rest of your army pop countering whatever he's making, but focus on keeping your cannon alive (and not draining) not so much on pushing his army back. Let your mortars clear out some walls. Then start to push more aggressively once you get a hole in the walls. But still use ranged units, don't switch to melee units yet, one gap in the walls is way to small for them to be effective, this is the mistake that's really easy to make, thinking you're ready to just spam cav/hand inf into one hole in the walls, and it usually results in getting pushed back enough for him to rebuild walls.
Next, you want to keep clearing walls with morts. Just because you have one path through isn't enough, keep taking walls out. This makes it slower and harder to rebuild them later if you get pushed back temporarily, and also gives your melee units space to work. Once you have enough of a gap that there's space to manuever, send melee units in, assuming your civ has good ones. In general, his army is optimized to be fighting behind a wall and he won't have a meatshield, resulting in lots of kills for you, and a chance to get 20 huss in to kill vills. Other than that, kill military buildings, and just counter effectively. A common problem is thinking that the fight is drastically different when you're attacking their base. There are different factors, but he still has the same unit choices available to build, so don't get too far away from what you used to push him that far back.
And a disclaimer to all of this, I'm pretty good at this game, but not as good as several other people here, so if someone like Milky disagrees, he's almost certainly right. I also broke this down very step-by-step, increasing the chances that I made a mistake either in what I do or my explanation of it :P
EDIT: And I just realized that was entirely about pushing into a base and you wanted something more general for aggression too. Always keep 1-2 morts out whenever you're even considering pushing, 8 pop spend on units that can destroy an entire fb in 30 seconds is well worth it. And maybe use more fb vills? One thing that helps me push is rather than walling all the time, constantly putting more mili buildings down as I push. If it takes 5 seconds instead of 10 for your new wave of huss to reach the fight, its a lot easier to sustain a push. Also, use attack move (don't know if you do) to make sure you don't have 20 pop standing back not helping with the push. A lot of generating a good push is just out countering the opponent, when he loses units, move forward and don't give that ground back. If he's spamming enough that you can't push even if you're killing his units quickly, he'll drain and you'll start pushing as soon as he realizes he's killing his eco.
One other thing is maybe map awareness. If you're having problems with getting flanked whenever you try to push, walls can help, but more importantly, watch the map for where your opponent is trying to build and send cav to kill his vills. So more than spamming walls everywhere, you should ensure you have walls in enough places to have LOS for wherever your opp tries to go, and keep him from setting up in a postion to flank you. If he just sends his army around to the side before attacking, leave half your army back to fight it, you can rebuild them as the fight continues, while the rest kills his fb. You'll win the exchange and take out his fb.
Are the best thing vs those hard push. Just seat back and keep your army in a close spot, and your enemy gona drain fast if he dont have culverins and try to push harder with natives+inf+cav.
So when u gona be agressive remember to make some culvs too
@Jayve, yes, that destroys 2 wall sections instead of one, as the wall "section" (including posts) adjacent to what you attack is damaged at the same rate. Its hard to say which civ overall is best at pushing, german is good, as civs with good melee units tend to have an easier time pushing, because once you get into melee, the fight snowballs pretty well. Dutch can be good at pushing given their higher pop, but you need to manage cannon effectively, and they're not as good overall. Oh, and Iro is at least as good at pushing as Spain (even without great melee units) because of light cannon and their firepit bonuses.
And listen to fuher. You absolutely need culvs because anybody smart will have plenty of art whenever they're behind a wall, and you need to keep your morts alive.
pray for your teammates.
If youre pushing into ure opponents base and get doubled, move back and micro. and make sure your teammates take advantage of u getting doubled.
jayve98:whenever i play and i try to make a big push on the enemy they never work, no matter what civ i use. usually even if im spain i cant make that hard of a push. i always have to go really slowly and wall as i go, etc but when it comes to making the final push in to their base, i just cant do it. Can someone give me some tips on how to be better at being aggresive? also when do u recommend to start pushing the enemy after uve drained them? like drain them 100 points and push or what?
What Thranduil81 said was pretty good...I would just add in that most of the time when someone breaks in on me, it is because a team mate came over to help him. The defender just has the advantage, so even if an opponent is better, lots of times I can hold them at my town pretty easy. So if you have someone up against their walls and you are clearly beating them, tell teammates to start building up behind you. As long as they are not getting beaten themselves, they can stand to give you rather large bursts of army or morts (or whatever their strength is)... this will assuredly get you in team style. If you are solo... then yeah, just be patient and keep clearing walls.
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What to do with: Sorrel
Sorrel is a leafy green vegetable (or is it an herb?) that looks like spinach but offers an entirely unique flavor. Suzie's Farm will be bringing this zesty. lemony, sometimes peppery plant to the Little Italy Mercato this week, and we've got some great ideas for using this seriously under appreciated green. First of all, forget everything you think you know about roasted beet salads. Then grab some beets and a bunch of sorrel from Suzie's. Got salt and pepper at home? Good olive oil? Ok, you're done shopping. (If you don't have those things at home, check out Thyme of Essence for California olive oil and Salt Farm for the rest.) Peel and dice the beets, toss with oil, salt and pepper and roast until soft, reserving the liquid that runs off them (which we'll call salad dressing.) Let the beets cool, toss with sorrel leaves and salad dressing, and get ready to be amazed that five ingredients can sing so beautifully together. The sweet, earthy beets and the tart, citrusy sorrel are a perfect combination.
Sorrel has a great affinity for seafood; try this sauce over a piece of grilled local halibut from Poppa's Fresh Fish. Grab five or six sweet red bell peppers from JR Organics or your favorite farmer. Roast the peppers and remove the skins and seeds. There are various ways to do this - try this site for detailed directions. Add the pepper and a generous handful of sorrel to a food processor and pulse until roughly chopped. Add a tablespoon or two of cream, a splash of white wine (try local sauvignon blanc from Hart or Fallbrook wineries), and a pinch of salt and pepper and pulse until the ingredients are blended together. Heat just until warm and spoon over the halibut. Buon Apetit!
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GenomeQuest's first product for the life sciences market was a complete do-it-yourself service for searching patented sequence information. This includes a module called the GQ High Throughput Module, where users can search and analyze thousands of sequences at once for patent portfolio analysis and business intelligence. The main customers of the module are legal professionals who work in the life sciences.
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Once this core intellectual property market was established, GenomeQuest began designing tools to evaluate next-generation sequencing data, a task that previously took months to years to perform. Now with GenomeQuest's web-based platform, researchers can perform identity and similarity comparisons between next-generation sequence data and reference databases.
GenomeQuest's databases include GenBank, RefSeq, GQ-PAT, DrugBank Pro (containing drug targets, commercial drugs, and investigational new drugs), and GQ Gene (a high-resolution gene/transcript database). Search sequence annotation is done through text searching. "We organize databases for our customers," Dr. McManus points out, "so that they can store, manage, and mine the world's entire sequence data."
GenomeQuest's high-speed sequence search suite, called HS3, allows end users to focus on biological questions, rather than worrying about bootstrapping their own bioinformatics infrastructure. The workhorse behind HS3 is a high-speed, word-based algorithm that quickly identifies highly similar sequences. GenomeQuest recently completed a project involving 13 trillion pair-wise comparisons in less than 10 hours.
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San Francisco-based T. Reggiardo Antiques specializes in 18th and 19th-century English and continental furniture and works of art. We also carry select 20th-century pieces. Owner Tom Reggiardo has been in the antiques trade for more than 30 years and is a member of the Antique Dealers Association of California, an organization whose members pledge "integrity and fairness in the buying and selling of antiques."


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UNIVERSITY PARK -- Linebacker Glenn Carson called it "a must win," and if Penn State is going to beat Northwestern this week, it will have to slow down the ultimate dual-threat quarterback, Kain Colter.
"He's unbelievable," Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald said of Colter. "He is the most dynamic young man, I think, in this conference."
Penn State coach Bill O'Brien called the Wildcats "the best team that we have faced," and Colter's versatility is one of the biggest reasons why.
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From one play to the next, Colter will either be the Wildcats' quarterback or receiver or even running back. The key for Penn State's defense will be, first and foremost, to identify where he is on the field.
"That's a big challenge," O'Brien said. "That's something where you have to know right away who is in the game. Then in your mind, you have to know, 'OK, these are the plays that they run with this guy in the game. These are the formations and tendencies out of formations that they run these plays, and these are the other formations that they run these other plays.'"
Colter carried 14 times for 161 yards and four touchdowns, plus he had nine catches for 131 yards in Northwestern's 44-29 win over Indiana on Saturday. Usually you'd say a quarterback who went just 1-of-3 for 2 yards and an interception had a terrible game, but that clearly wasn't the case for Colter.
"I don't get too wrapped up in the title of my position," Colter said. "I just try to go out there and make plays. Of course, I would love to be known as a quarterback, and I have started the first four or five games at quarterback, but at the same time there may be a situation where I have to go play receiver.
"So whatever somebody wants to call me, I am not too worried about that. If they want to call me athlete that is fine."
O'Brien said anyone who can play quarterback and receiver in the same game is "a very smart, instinctive football player" and added that Colter will be "a huge challenge for us on Saturday."
Trevor Siemian will be in charge of Northwestern's offense at quarterback when Colter isn't lined up there. Siemian was 22-of-32 for 308 yards against Indiana and has completed 69 percent of his passes for 672 yards so far, while Colter has completed 66.2 percent for 369 yards. Colter also has 371 rushing yards on 59 carries.
One thing Northwestern has to worry about with Colter is keeping him healthy, especially against a tough, physical defense. Quarterbacks usually don't take many big hits in a game, but Colter will take more the more he's playing receiver or running back.
Colter said he's more cautious when taking hits and knows he has to get down.
"Injuries are just part of football," he said. "You never know when a guy takes a bad hit on a sack or anything. You can't base your game plan of how you are going to run the offense on if your guy is going to get hurt or not."
SUBHD: Lions hungry
Penn State could be 5-0, but the two close losses against Ohio and Virginia have served as motivation for the players.
"The two losses in the beginning of the season are the thing that's helping us the most," Carson said. "I think that's keeping us hungry."
Those losses, Carson added, make PSU "a pretty dangerous team."
"We think that we should have won those two games, and we're upset about it and we're trying to make up for it," Carson said.
SUBHD: Take good with bad
When the Lions watch tape of their previous game each Monday, it starts with the coaches showing them what they did well, then what they didn't do well.
Despite scoring 35 points at Illinois, O'Brien said the offense was only about 50/50 good compared to bad.
"There's so many things to improve upon and some things to build upon," the coach said. "But I do believe that progress has been made [on offense]."
SUBHD: RB by committee
The Lions have all their running backs healthy, but O'Brien doesn't see anyone getting 30 carries a game, and instead will split things up with several getting 12-15.
"We have got some good guys back there, and ... it's really competitive in practice," O'Brien said.
Bill Belton is the starting running back but said it's not frustrating splitting time.
"As long as we get a team win, we're perfectly all right with that," he said.
SUBHD: Something's burning
O'Brien said he's been hearing from a lot of people telling him how much they enjoy watching this PSU team play. He then had a comical line about the effort the players are showing.
"They play like their hair is on fire every play," the coach said.
SUBHD: Whiteout time
Penn State students are trying to organize a whiteout for Saturday's game, and O'Brien encouraged them to turn out.
"The crowd noise, the student section, these guys feed off of that," O'Brien said. "So whether it's a whiteout, this out, that out, I don't know. I just need them in the stands at noon going nuts for this football team."


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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Award winning artist Ginny Versteegen announces that her oil painting series
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Versteegen is known locally and internationally for her dynamic and colorful oil
A reception to meet the artist is open to the public and will take place during the
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Versteegen creates her original oil paintings in in her studio and in plein air. You
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United States or in Europe. The exhibit"TERRA" will invite you to travel with the artist as you view the paintings. Scenes from around the world, as well as, our own inspiring Lowcountry landscapes are on view during this exhibit celebrating the land, "Terra."
Versteegen stated "I am very pleased and honored to be the featured artist in the Ibis Fine Art Gallery for this show. It is nice to be recognized locally in this art center of the South and also because it is where I live and work."
The Ibis Fine Art Gallery has recently opened on 11 Broad Street on Gallery Row in
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Regular readers might have heard Wesley mention his "ball and chain", or his "better half". My real name is Alexia, and I'm Wesley's girlfriend of 10 years. During that time, I've participated in (more forced to tolerate) his hobby. I rarely play games myself; I'm more the back seat gamer. So, when Wesley talked me through VideoGamer.com's Top 100 games of the Noughties, I disagreed with some of the choices. I thought the site missed some real treasures, games that had me on the edge of the bed, games I begged Wesley to play and games that were so much fun I even picked up a controller and had a go. So, as a hardcore gamer's girlfriend, here's my alternative Top Ten games of the Noughties list.
10. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, PS3
My top ten begins with Wesley's 2009 Christmas present. The graphics are fantastic and the opening scene of a very sexy man covered in blood captivated me – I was hooked from that moment to the very end. Nathan Drake is the sexiest video game character of the decade. He is the Mr Darcy of the video game world. He's like Spider-Man, but without the silly costume. He is an absolute dream and best of all, he has amazing facial hair. For all of these reasons, Uncharted 2 is my number ten. Normally Wesley plays games and I just sit and watch him. There was a moment with Uncharted 2, however, when I solved one of the numerous puzzles while he nipped off to the loo - but not after he had me given me some words of wisdom. "It's okay, there are no baddies in this bit. You can't die." He obviously has a lot of faith in my shooting abilities.
9. Professor Layton and the Curious Village, Nintendo DS
You will have read from Wesley's review that I loved this game. I enjoyed solving the puzzles and when I did get stuck, I passed over to Wesley for help. We spent many an hour curled up on the bed getting stuck in to completing the quests and being told we were right by Professor Layton or one of the many characters who tested us throughout the game. It had a strange resemblance to Tin Tin; all that was missing was his dog to help along the way. The sketched graphics fit the feel of the game and even though it seemed sinister, you always felt safe. This is probably why I rarely needed Wesley's help. I could also just pick it up and play whenever I wanted - it didn't matter if I completed the game or not, the puzzles were the real fun.


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COLUMBIA — Near the end of his junior season, South Carolina defensive tackle Kelcy Quarles has a decision to make.
It's the same crossroads each player approaches when they've blossomed as a star before their eligibility expires. Quarles, who leads all SEC defensive tackles with seven sacks and 11 tackles for loss, will have the chance to enter into the NFL draft after the season.
Despite reports that he's already made up his mind, Quarles said Tuesday his future hasn't been decided.
"I don't know. I don't know," Quarles said when asked if he'll leave school early for the NFL. "Right now, I'm just focused on, we've got a couple big games left."
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier is prepared to lose potentially three defensive starters from his junior class to the NFL draft. Beyond star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, Spurrier said he's spoken with Quarles and cornerback Victor Hampton about being recognized with the senior class next week before USC's final home game.
Spurrier said the conversations have been brief.
"Really not in great detail," he said. "Just, 'If you guys want to come out before the game, the last game of the season when the seniors come out, that'd be fine. And if you decide to stay, then you can get introduced the next year also, the way Kenny Miles did.'"
Miles, a backup running back behind Marcus Lattimore, went through two senior day ceremonies. The first came as a junior, when he was considering turning pro early. Miles returned to school, and he got a chance to be honored with his senior class.
"We've had several players do that," Spurrier said. "It's up to them, if they feel like they're ready to go, and so forth."
When asked if he'll go through senior day ceremonies before USC's game against Clemson on Nov. 30, Quarles said he's unsure. He said Spurrier and defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward told him it's his decision to make.
"They're leaving it all up to me," Quarles said. "So I might, I might not. I don't know yet."
Hampton also was noncommittal when the topic of his future was broached after Tuesday's practice.
"I'm considering it, but right now I'm still focusing on Gamecock football," said Hampton, who's second on his team with two interceptions this fall. "Right now, I still have hopefully three to four games here, and I'm going to focus on every game here before I can worry about going to the next level."
Not every underclassman is anxious to get to the next level. Junior guard A.J. Cann, the Gamecocks' top offensive lineman, said Tuesday he'll test the draft waters — just to see where his stock is as a prospect.
That doesn't mean Cann is planning to turn pro.
"I've got another year of school left," said Cann, whose 35 starts in the past three seasons lead all USC offensive linemen. "That's another year to get better. So I'm going to stay in school."
Spurrier understands how this part of college football works. Coaches sign prospects with three, four or five recruiting stars next to their name. The more stars, the better for the program — and the less likely that program will get four seasons of their service.
Spurrier doesn't mind. The coach built a career out of restocking his roster when talent leaves for the NFL. He knows he can do so again. Spurrier said he'll give his underclassmen time to consider all the options, no pressure to make a rushed decision.
"It doesn't matter," Spurrier said when asked what date he'd like to know whether an underclassman is entering the NFL Draft. "First game of the year, I guess I should say. Before spring practice."


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Omega-3 fatty acids are polyunsaturated fatty acids (the good kind) found in the tissues of fatty fish and in vegetable sources such as flaxseed, hemp seeds, walnuts, and canola oil. Also known as PUFAs (polyunsaturated fatty acids), omega-3s are essential.
Fatty acids are the major building blocks of fats, and as such they comprise an important source of energy for the human body. There are three major types of omega-3s:
Fish and fish oil are the richest sources of omega-3 fatty acids, especially for EPA and DHA, both of which are obtained naturally by eating fish. The ALA form of omega-3 fatty acid mostly comes from seeds and oils.
It is important to maintain a dietary balance between omega-3 and omega-6, another essential fatty acid. This is because omega-3s help to offset some of the negative effects of omega-6s, which can affect overall health and wellness. Unfortunately, the typical American diet contains up to 25 times more omega-6s than omega-3s, and this is one reason sensible supplementation can be important.
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dude i just did the frogger in the shower this morning thinking about the fat slut i shafted last nite, feels good no mess.
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2. Crossing a busy street without the use of a light as a pedestrian.
2. Crossing a busy street without the use of a light as a pedestrian.
2. Car..car.. car.. alright- looks like we have to Frogger it.
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Walking in front of oncoming traffic and jumping out of the way just in time.
Made from the video game: Frogger.
Made from the video game: Frogger.
I dare you to Frogger
No, man! I'll get smoked by a car!
No, man! I'll get smoked by a car!
od uživatele The Jack Wagon 29. září 2010
n. An aggressive freeway driver who jumps from lane to lane, hoping to shave precious seconds off their commute, and who is likely to be crushed by a truck someday. They can also be spotted following dangerously close behind other vehicles when there is no room to pass.
The Frogger cut off dozens of drivers on his way to work, saving a whopping 2 minutes. Later, he was hit by lightning and nobody cried.
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when the female ties down the male and opens his mouth with a dental tool. She then squats over his mouth and urinates and dooks as she eradicaly jumps up and down.
oh man i just got a frogger from some ugly ass girl behind the alley.
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The "frogger" is a sexual maneuver in which the copulating couple engage in anal sex on the curbside of a busy street. As the man removes his penis from his lady friend's anal rectum, he ejaculates on her back and pushes her into moving traffic. If the woman is hit and killed, both lose. However, if she reaches the other side of the street, both win. The couple can receive bonus points for each car dodged on the busy thoroughfare.
I did a frogger with my girlfriend on Main St. in Charlottesville, Virginia. She dodged traffic after I spunked all over her. When she got to the other side, she jumped on a lilly pad.
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A term for a french class.
Tata, I have to go to froggers!
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Tim Jenkins might have been overlooked for this week�s Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference player of the week honors, but his efforts weren�t lost on the state of Colorado.
Three days after throwing for a career-high 501 yards � with a .621 completion percentage � and three touchdowns against the third-ranked team in Division II football, the Fort Lewis College quarterback was named the National Football Foundation�s Colorado Chapter Player of the Week.
Jenkins, the Skyhawks� 6-3, 220-pound starter from ThunderRidge High School in Highlands Ranch, completed 36 of 58 passes against CSU-Pueblo on Saturday at Ray Dennison Memorial Field.
FLC lost 50-21 to unbeated CSU-Pueblo, which moved up in this week�s rankings to No. 2, but the Skyhawks kept it competitive on the strength of Jenkins� right arm.
�We�ve really taken the training wheels off him,� FLC head coach Cesar Rivas-Sandoval said in a news release. �I�ve spent more time during the week working on Tim�s play calls rather than hamstringing him with my play calls during the game.�
It was the third time in the senior�s career that he�s thrown for 400 or more yards; he threw for 405 yards the week before against Western New Mexico and has 906 passing yards in his last two games. The 501 ranked third in FLC history behind Andrew Webb�s 638-yard game and 560-yard game, both during the 2002 season.
Jenkins� r�sum�:
RMAC Offensive Freshman of the Year, 2009.
All-RMAC second team, 2010.
Two-time RMAC Offensive Player of the Week, 2010 and 2011.
FLC�s MVP, 2010.
He ranks third all-time in FLC history with 8,064 passing yards, trailing only Webb (11,742) and FLC Hall of Famer Thad Trujillo (9,873). They are the only three QBs in FLC history to have passed for more than 8,000 yards.
The schedule doesn�t get any easier for Jenkins and his 0-4 team; FLC (0-4, 0-3 RMAC) will host Colorado School of Mines (3-2, 1-2 RMAC) at 1 p.m. Saturday in their homecoming game at Ray Dennison Memorial Field on the FLC campus.
FLC leads the series 26-24, including a 14-11 home mark. Colorado Mines, however, only recently dropped out of the top-25 rankings and has won the last five meetings against FLC.
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"It is true, let me tell you what's going on," McCarthy, 41, said. "I am so grateful to have worked with Barbara Walters in her last year along with many producers and co-hosts, but after much consideration, I have a new job that will allow me to do what I do best, which is talk without having to interrupt anyone."
"I will be announcing it in the next few weeks and couldn't have been more grateful for the fans who have supported me, so stay tuned even if it does compete with The View, she said.
Shepherd admitted that, since spring, she has been planning to leave the show.
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After teasing the East Coast storm, L.A. quake and an Arizona student riot, GMA co-anchor George Stephanopoulos announced at the top of the show from behind his desk, "First, a little news of our own."
He congratulated Amy Robach on her promotion. "That's going to be your chair," he said, "the new news anchor right here on GMA."
He added, "It feels so natural, and that Robach "has been such a big part of our family," filling in during the illness of the show's co-anchor Robin Roberts.
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Going on, the anchor said, "He let us know last night, and, Josh, it has been a great run with you here on GMA. We're very happy you're going to be pursuing your passion."
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Roberts was not in the New York studio Monday morning. She's in Los Angeles, prepping to guest judge on Monday night's Dancing with the Stars.
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