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Others sniff that Clapham is in the borough of Lambeth - and Lavender Hill is staunchly Wandsworth.
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The store defends the move by pointing out the proximity of Clapham Junction station.
Everyone has an opinion. Teacher Kirsten Hinz, 26, said: "To me this whole area seems to be classed as Clapham. Everyone I meet, especially other Aussies, say they're living in Clapham, no one says Battersea even if it is Battersea. People say Clapham because it's where everyone else is -it's cool."
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Asda is considering holding a ballot in the supermarket to settle the issue. A spokeswoman said: "We just want to go with what local people want."
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By Corpus Christi Hooks | August 29, 2013 8:00 PM ET
FRISCO, TX - Ruben Alaniz, Andrew Robinson and Jonas Dufek held Frisco to four singles Thursday night as Corpus Christi rolled to a 6-2 victory over the RoughRiders at Dr Pepper Ballpark.
The Hooks (39-27, 81-55) have tied the club record for victories, established when Corpus Christi finished last season 81-59.
Michael Burgess opened the second with a double off Arlett Mavare. Two outs later, Ronny Torreyes served a single to center for a 1-0 Hooks lead.
Torreyes tacked on another run in the fourth with a two-out RBI double to left-center.
Frisco (28-38, 67-69) answered in the home half. Ryan Rua worked a walk and advanced to second on a balk. Tomas Telis sent him home with a smash up the middle. Telis then stole second and tied the game when Ryan Strausborger cracked a base hit into centerfield. Alaniz bounced back to induce a 1-6-3 double play to end the inning.
Alex Claudio entered from the Riders bullpen in the fifth. Consecutive singles by Domingo Santana, Jonathan Meyer and Matt Duffy put Corpus Christi ahead 3-2. A ground ball to the right side by Burgess placed a pair in scoring position with two away. Jio Mier followed with a clutch hit, delivering a single into right field for a three-run advantage.
Jimmy Reyes relieved Claudio (1-4) in the sixth and fanned Luis Alvarez to begin the frame. Torreyes was next and placed an infield hit deep in the hole at shortstop. Luis Sardinas managed to glove the ball but threw wildly to first base, allowing Torreyes to reach second. A ground ball pushed him to third for Enrique Hernandez, who whipped a double into the gap in right-center, staking the Hooks to a 6-2 lead.
Alaniz (8-9) stranded six over his six innings of work. Robinson fashioned a pair of perfect frames and Dufek worked around a lead-off walk in the ninth to end the game.
Corpus Christi shoots for a split of the series Friday night. Nick Tropeano battles rehabbing Texas Ranger Nick Tepesch. First pitch 7:05.
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How to use the Raspberry Pi to run a web server
University course trades textbook for Raspberry Pi
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The Raspberry Pi has replaced the textbook at the State University of New York at Albany in the class, Information in the 21st Century.
Ethan Sprissler is the instructor for the 900 student class (split into two sections, 400 and 500 students respectively). He uses the Raspberry Pi instead of the traditional textbook in order to:
- Demystify hardware.
(See: Clarke's three laws)
- Develop familiarity.
Make even low-level electronics and engineering a practical reality for the students, develop familiarity and promote the popularity of Linux/Unix.
- Reduce risk.
Provide a low-cost, low risk platform that gives students the tools and foundation for innovation.
First, the students watch this presentation to understand how easy it is to use the Raspberry Pi. They learn how to:
- Run a web server using a single line of Python.
- Run a customized web server that parses the URL query line.
- Use the Raspberry Pi camera to take still images.
- Drive the camera from web browser clients, using a simple customized web server written in Python.
The initial setup of the camera was done smoothly by following the instructions here and recounted here. All of the examples are focused on demystifying technology and showing the students that some very cool things can be done with the tools that they have within their reach. The source code of the Python examples are available on Github.
You are free to use and pass along this presentation (created using Reveal.js and available here); it can be forked or cloned on GitHub.
About the author
Luis Ibanez - Luis Ibáñez works as Senior Software Engineer at Google Inc in New York city.
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Pat J on 23 Oct 2013 Permalink
Run a web server using a single line of Python.
Uh... it looks like they're starting a web server with a single line of
bash (or whatever shell they're using), but the server itself is more than a single line of Python.
Or am I just being pedantic?
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Luis Ibanez on 23 Oct 2013 Permalink
Yes, your clarification is correct.
This is indeed on line of "bash", that is calling a full module written in Python, that in turns runs a Web server.
On the big scheme of things, it still seems to be fair to give the credit to Python for offering that feature, rather than to give the credit to Bash just for doing the invocation of that cool Python feature.
The full Python equivalent is in this slide:
That is about 4 lines of Python readable code,
import SimpleHTTPServer, SocketServer
handler = SimpleHTTPServer.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler
server = SocketServer.TCPServer(("",8000),handler)
and could be squeezed into two lines of "less-readable" code:
import SimpleHTTPServer, SocketServer
We would rather have students get used to write readable code...
This is marginally better in size than the equivalent in Node.js:
Overall, for the purpose of the class, the point of this exercise was to show students that it is "really easy" to do things that they can interact with.
The goal of the Raspberry Pi is to demystify computing and to create an environment where students can experiment quickly and have fun on the process.
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Richard on 25 Oct 2013 Permalink
Yes. You are.
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Hans Bezemer on 23 Oct 2013 Permalink
No, you're not and: yes, I concur. But even if there was a whole webserver embedded in Python, I would have trouble to call it a "single line webserver".
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Luis Ibanez on 23 Oct 2013 Permalink
Yes.... but.... :-)
I still think that it deserves to be called a "single line server":
You are right that in practice, this module is sitting on top of hundreds of lines of Python, that in turn sit on top of thousands of lines of C, that make all the magic possible.
But from the point of view of the user logged into that Raspberry Pi, (or any Linux system running Python), the fact remains that: by typing one-single-line command, she/he manages to spawn a web server.
This is possible thanks to Python offering the SimpleHTTPServer module,
and offering the "-m" option to launch a module directly.
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Richard on 25 Oct 2013 Permalink
No one said it's a one line Web Server.
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Hans Bezemer on 23 Oct 2013 Permalink
If I were a student, I would be much more interested in the white box nweb server (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/systems/library/es-nweb/index.html) than a black box Python module. Why? because the former is a simple, but comprehensible webserver. If I understood that one, I would be able to expand it in any direction I liked instead of being bound by whatever Python offers me. It CLARIFIES things instead of MYSTIFYING things. Instead of just just applying techniques, I would be creating them. That's real education - making architects instead of consumers.
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Luis Ibanez on 24 Oct 2013 Permalink
Thanks for pointing us to nweb.
It is a really nice and compact system.
The accompanying web page tutorial for nweb is nicely crafted as well.
I'm looking forward to use it in the training sessions at the student-driven hackSpace that we just started at SUNY Albany.
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Heiko W. Rupp on 31 Oct 2013 Permalink
I think both holds true: for students that just get into "programming" or "hacking on stuff", the "one line" python/bash-server is better suited, as it allows them to easily get something going, that will / may foster their appetite to learn more.
Once they are at that point, the nweb server is probably the better choice. But if they just start, throwing 200 lines C code at them will overwhelm them and most of them will just quit because it is too much.
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Hans Bezemer on 24 Oct 2013 Permalink
Hi Luis!
Glad I could help you! That's where commentators are for ;-)
Note nweb features a RasPi version as well (binary), so you're ready to go.
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Arjen Wols on 25 Oct 2013 Permalink
Is there a specific image that you use to rollout the RPi's for the students?
Is this image somewhere available?
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Luis Ibanez on 27 Oct 2013 Permalink
This was done with the Raspbian Debian distribution.
The command:
cat /etc/debian_release
The image can be downloaded here
The camera configuration was done following these instructions:
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BrokenSyntax on 28 Oct 2013 Permalink
I have to agree with Hans here.
I loved my very first programming teacher because she taught us how to think-code. It wasn't a question of "What library do I load to get a module that does X"
It was a question of how do I write a module that does X. (To be honest we didn't even learn the term module until later.)
I don't do a lot of programming these days, but I still like the notion of being in control of code and how it functions. If I use someone else's libraries and modules (which we all do.) There is something less personal about it, it doesn't really feel like it is "mine."
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Luis Ibanez on 04 Nov 2013 Permalink
Being a C/C++ programmer, I certainly sympathize with the view that it is important to be exposed to the understanding of what happens at the lower levels.
However, both in education and in programming there is value in having the multiple layers of abstraction.
As long as we don't preclude developers from being able to dig deeper in the code as they get more curious, there is no harm in providing a higher conceptual abstraction.
We can move progressively:
from: A web server in a Python module
to: a Web server implemented by three python classes, calling about five functions, all from that previous module.
to: a C implementation, (in the case of nweb) calling three C functions { log(), web(), main() },
to: the examination that nweb functions in turn call eight other C functions { getenv(), chdir(), setpgrp(), signal(), open(), read(), write(), and close() }.
I fully agree that by using the lower level approach, the students will get closer to understanding how things work. Although, for full understanding, they should go further and study processes and inter-process communications (to make sense of signal(), and fork() ), and understanding the file system and pipes ( to make sense of chdir(), open(), close(), read(), write() )... and following this logic, we probably should dive also into the source code implementation of these functions, under the kernel code, to really see how they are working..., then we have to understand drivers,... and probably introduce some bits of assembly code, and have a footing on electronics...
Certainly, this is what the Raspberry Pi was designed for. The question is how to get there progressively, without generating push back.
The instructor challenge is: How to create the conditions for motivating the students to further and dig deeper in the topics ?
One good option is to stay away from lectures, and to trigger the learning of the lower levels through direct interactions of students with programming platforms.
This is one of the reasons that led us to create a HackSpace at SUNY Albany as well. Aiming to create the informal environment in which students could explore deeper, at their own pace, and driven by their own curiosity. This removes the artificial constraints of time, curricular topics and co-location that make so hard to allow students to explore topics progressively as they become ready for them.
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Patrick Masson on 19 Nov 2013 Permalink
There must be something in the water in Albany, New York. Siena College Physics professor, Dr. Michele McColgan has been teaching with Raspberry Pi (as well as several other creative, hands-on tools) not only in her classes to undergrads, but as part of a larger summer camp and "Urban Scholars" program.
Dr. McColgan is an inspiring and energetic educator, exactly what STEM, open source, the maker movement, women in technology needs. How about an article on her and her efforts?
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Luis Ibanez on 19 Nov 2013 Permalink
Many Thanks for sharing this.
It is very interesting to see what Dr. McColgan is doing.
It is an excellent idea to have an article about her and her work.
I just reached out to her (thanks for the contact information).
I'm looking forward to learn more from her experience, and to share it here as an article or an interview.
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Red Cross Ball - August 2, 2013
This is the thread dedicated to the Red Cross Ball 2013.
It will take place on Friday, August 2, 2013 at 8.30 pm at the Monte-Carlo Sporting Club.
For the 65th edition famous Italian singer Eros Ramazzotti has been asked to perform.
The thread will be opened as soon as the event approaches!
Enjoy and happy posting!
The announce of the red cross gala for this year on the place site
Bal de la Croix-Rouge 2013 - Palais Princier de Monaco
I can't wait to see if Charlotte and Gad will be there. I would be very disappointed if they are absent.
Wouldn't it be unusual for Caroline's children to attend the RC Ball?
In this annonce, the palace said that prince Albert and princess Charlene will attend. When princess Caroline or princess Stéphanie attend to a event, the announce announes also her presence, but they never announce the presence of their children.
perhaps there will be Andréa and Tatiana, they were very present this last time at the galas as the love ball and at events as fashion show or the grand prix race.
For Charlotte and Gad, I think that Charlotte will be not present during a lot of times at the events of Monaco as tatiana when she was pregnant of her son. it is not very well for a land whose the catholic religion is the religion of state. but we could have a surprise friday evening.
I wouldn't count on that Rominet09. Firts of all, the Casiraghi siblings never ever attend the Red Cross Ball. Then, there is all these rumors and gossip around Charlotte. I don't think she wants to expose herself to public scrutiny, pregnant or not. Finally, from the anounce posted on the Palace webpage, we can deduce that P. Caroline won't attend the ball. Now, what sense would it make for the Casiraghis to attend the event if even their own mother won't be there??? :ermm: :whistling::ermm:
Just looking at last year's official announcement from the Palace and Caroline wasn't mentioned as being in attendance but she was there, so we can hope there will be other members of the family present too.
My ideal Red Cross Ball:
1) Both Caroline and Stephanie attend
2) At least one of the Casigraghi trio attend with their partner (would also be happy if Pauline or Louis attend instead)
3) Each of the Royal ladies wear at least one significant Grimaldi jewelled item
4) Caroline isn't dressed in a Chanel gown (by that I mean Lagerfeld) Added bonus if he isn't pictured at her side.
5) Charlene isn't dressed in an Akris gown
6) None of the Royal ladies wear black/beige/white
7) There's a good representation from celebrities under the age of 70
Pipe dream?
I loved the gala of last year, it was perfect and I think it will be as big than the one of the last year.
There are more and more people at this most important event in the year. and it is the most important thing for the Red Cross. with its charity around the world. No need personalities known by the entire world and now there are many rich people like russian, italien french business men who are more known than singers or actors.
The director of the gala said in an interview on the Monaco Matin that now they can have singers who are more modern than the other years, last year the groupe Scorpions came at the big pleasure of the people who came to this gala, this year it will be Eros Ramazotti and for the ball the DJ Bib Sinclair , he said that there is more and more people who come to this gala.
Pierre attended the Red Cross Ball in 2006. But I also doubt that any of the three Casiraghi sibblings will attend the ball this year.
Princess Grace would be so disappointed in her family.
You are right, NGalitzine, I can't speak for how Grace would feel about her family.
As Countess says, she would love them as they are her family. I would put it that she would love them in spite of their behavior, Albert, Charlotte, and Andrea having children without getting married. Or perhaps Grace would have thought that was OK, as she seems to have been a free spirit.
As this is a thread about this year's Red Cross Ball, posts about Princess Grace's past have been deleted - please stay on topic of this thread - thanks!
The first pics are out, showing the decoration with great looking bouquets - the gallery will be updated during the evening/night:
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I like the unusual centre table floral displays.
Finally Charlene is wearing some colour and fabulous earrings .She looks great!!!!!!
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As if hard-wired for theft of other people's lands, the European Union is preparing to put thousands of its once-and-forever colonial boots on the ground in Libya. "The mass ground onsla ught may well commence with the imminent deployment of the European Union's so-called 'battle groups' – multinational military units of about 1,500 men each." Libyan leader Moamar Gaddafi, who had earlier offered to accept some humanitarian assistance in Misrata, vowed to fight any foreign soldiers on Libyan territory.
Euro-American Land Invasion of Libya Imminent
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by Glen Ford
"They seek to land a "battle group" in Misrata under humanitarian pretenses, and then inevitably clash with Gaddafi's soldiers dug in nearby."
The official Euro-American invasion of Libya is about to begin. I say "official" invasion because the Europeans and Americans already have boots on the ground making bloody footprints in Libya, from U.S. Special Ops and CIA, British Special Air Services commandos, and their French counterparts. The news media of the invader countries know their armed forces are active on Libyan soil, and occasionally report as much. But they dutifully await announcements from their governments that the "real" invasion has, officially, begun.
That time is near. The British announced they are sending a ten-man military adviser team to help the rebels. The French, who were obscenely quick to recognize the rebels' so-called National Transitional Council as a kind of government, already have military advisors in Benghazi. The American CIA and the Saudi Arabians are thought to be truly in on the ground floor, having sponsored and financed Khalifa Haftar, the Libyan exile who formed the so-called Libyan National Army that has been trying to mount an armed revolt against the government in Tripoli for more than 20 years.
The mass ground onslaught may well commence with the imminent deployment of the European Union's so-called "battle groups" – multinational military units of about 1,500 men each. The 27-nation European Union had been discussing ways to insinuate a force into Libya since the beginning of April. Unexpectedly, Libyan leader Moamar Gaddafi agreed in principle to allow international humanitarian personnel to aid civilians in the contested port city of Misrata. Quickly, the Europeans seized on Gaddafi's statement as an excuse to send up to 1,000 men on an assignment that could only be accomplished by a large ground military force operating with close air support. The EU battle group would secure the port facilities, which are now held by rebels, and then create land corridors into and out of the city, much of which is held by loyal Gaddafi soldiers whose lines would have to be crossed.
"The Europeans seized on Gaddafi's statement as an excuse to send up to 1,000 men on an assignment that could only be accomplished by a large ground military force operating with close air support."
Remembering that once you give the former colonialist an inch, he will take your whole country, Col. Gaddafi vowed that he would fight any foreigner soldiers that attempted to land on Libyan territory, no matter what they claimed their mission was.
The European scheme is transparently cynical. They seek to land a "battle group" in Misrata under humanitarian pretenses, and then inevitably clash with Gaddafi's soldiers dug in nearby. That will be the beginning of the European's multinational land invasion, with thousands of troops arriving in Libya in short order. The siege of Tripoli will begin, if the regime holds out, and if not, then begins the guerilla war or, as the Euro-Americans like to call it when they steal someone else's country, the "insurgency."
The U.S. Africa Command, AFRICOM, used to worry about getting permission to open an office on African soil. Soon, it may be operating from one of the largest countries on the continent.
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Sounds good. Keep taking classes from different providers and you world will continue to open up.
This is a discussion on I just accomplished this course within the Defensive Carry & Tactical Training forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I just found out everything ( all the bad habits) I had been teaching myself was wrong, well almost everything about shooting a pistol. ...
I just found out everything ( all the bad habits) I had been teaching myself was wrong, well almost everything about shooting a pistol. I just accomplished this basic handgun course at Home - Firearms Training Associates - Orange County California
[FIREARMS TRAINING ASSOCIATES] Now let me tell you about this course, it is two days saturday and sunday and is from nine am to five pm. The Saturday class is lecture and safety for the first few hours then lunch then you will shoot up to 200 to 250 rounds at paper targets. The Saturday drills accomplish correct draw, clear, slap, and fire and you progress up to a controlled pair with the correct finger,trigger control, this is where I learned how to release the trigger on my Nighthawk only to the release point then resqueze where I had been slapping the trigger before from going to the range on my own and always releasing it then taking another shot, also they teach correct front sight focus with repeated shooting from the 3,5,7,10,15 yard marks expanding your shooting to two targets with a controlled pair and a single fail safe (head shot). The Sunday course consisted of short lecture in the morning then rehash of the Saturday course and then paper targets up to three controlled shots from the 3,5,7 yard marks then paper targets progressing up to shooting two then three targets from the 7 yard marks progressing to controlled pair on each target with a single fail safe (head shot), then you go to the steel targets and accomplish close to the same drills there from the 10 and 15 yard markers. Then after lunch you accomplish the failure drills with your pistol in the first stage, second stage, and third stage with live fire. This is followed by shooting on the move at paper targets while walking forward from the 25 yard marker and engaging the single target with controlled pair when told to by the range master and when close to the 3 yard marker taking the single fail safe ( head shot) then repeating this while walking in reverse back to the 25 yard marker (one of the other guys at the range has a finger in your back belt loop and watches the line so nobody gets ahead of the other persons fireing at the same time) they also teach you how to walk correctly in reverse and forward when shooting. Then there are drill movements while walking from the left to right and then right to left engageing up to three targets while on the move and useing a controlled pair on each target,(remember this is live fire exercise). So far all shooting had been done with the two hand hold but on the right to left walking movement exercise the pistol was in the single hand hold and I was taught how to correctly hold the pistol while fireing a controlled pair at the three targets while walking. The next class was engaging targets from the 3,5,7,10,15,and 25 yard line with a controlled pair and a single fail safe (head shot), then it was clear weapons and receive the well earned certificate. I will be going to the advanced handgun course without mention and I have allready paid a holding fee. This course is 10 percent off if paid in full ten days before the class starts and 20 percent off once you have accommplished a class and take others. I can not stress this enough you have to take a course with your pistol to see what you are doing wrong and what to do right. I did.
"Only the dead know its better to be alive".
Sounds good. Keep taking classes from different providers and you world will continue to open up.
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Bellyscraper- think you already posted this on 10/16/80. My bad if you took a different class.


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BFR: First thing's first. What's going on with Randy Moss? Any insight on why he played like he played last week against Carolina?
Jon Scott: Moss' troubles stem -- from what I can fathom -- his lack of inclusion in the offense. Moss runs his routes, and tries to tote the party line, but he's become more of a non-factor as teams roll coverage toward him. I firmly believe he sees that happening each time he has a breakout game and the opposition lines up to take him away. Moss knows Tom Brady's habits by now, and has figured out that Brady will go a different route based on pre-snap decisions. That's the thing about having a QB and the WR on the same page. When Moss knows he's not going to get the ball -- even when it IS for the right reason -- he has a tendency to give less effort.
My concern with Moss is: Brady has tried to go against the grain and throw the ball to Moss despite double, even triple coverage. That has worked against the team more often that it's helped lately. Two years ago (2007), Moss made unbelievable plays on the ball to snag it out of double coverage despite Brady throwing to the covered target. We're not seeing that same effort from Moss this season. It may be injury related, and I'm one of those who think that's the case. But if it's not, then Brady's decisions to try to force the ball to Moss, may be hurting the team more than we realize.
BFR: Numbers-wise, Tom Brady has appeared to rebound strong from his season-ending ACL injury a year ago. Still, he hasn't torched defenses like he did in 2007. How would you assess his performance this season?
Scott: Good point. Brady is putting up the stats, he's just not capitalizing on the opportunities this season. I think -- and I've been told by some sources -- Brady's injuries are still bothering him despite what we hear from the team. I think he's fighting through injuries, which are affecting his ability to compete more this year then in any recent year. Brady has been leveled repeatedly this season. Anyone who thinks the offensive line is doing a better job, needs to re-examine the game film. Brady is getting crushed, not just knocked down. Statistically they're the same, but in realty, Brady's body is taking a much worse pounding this season.
Take away the arm, finger and rib injury, and I think you're looking at the 2007 version of Brady -- or better. He's dialed in to the defense, he's just not getting the ball to the guys he needs to on the big plays. Sam Aiken, Randy Moss, Ben Watson -- all have had huge plays turn out with incompletions. Each pass could have been a game-changer. Two of them led to losses in close games (Miami, Indianapolis). Also see the comment on Moss previously.
BFR: Any panic in New England lately? The Patriots have lost three of five and last week's win wasn't very pretty. Are the Pats concerned about the Dolphins and Jets nipping at their heels?
Scott: I think the players know that one more loss is a big deal. The concern they have appears to relate to making it in to the postseason by beating the teams in front of them. I'm not sure they care about the Jets or Dolphins' status. The only tiebreaker that matters at this point is a multi-team tie with Miami. New England wins tiebreakers with New York, but against Miami in a multiple team scenario, the Jags or the Dolphins get in. That scenario assumes Miami, Jacksonville Baltimore and New England all finish with the same record (10-6) and New England drops one against either Buffalo or Jacksonville. Losing to Buffalo opens the door much wider as it's a division issue. With Jacksonville's loss, the scenario changes, slightly but remains a tiebreaker situation with Miami.
BFR: Another 1,000-yard season for Wes Welker. What makes this guy so good?
Scott: When you talk to Miami reporters, the general opinion is Welker isn't as good as his stats, but the system (including Tom Brady) makes him that good. Fortunately, that discouraging evaluation does not deter us from labeling him as arguably one of the best player pickups in Belichick's career. Welker is a model of consistency. Brady knows where he's going to be, and he runs the route the same way whether he's the primary, secondary or other target.
What is most impressive about Welker isn't just his ability to make tough catches in tight spots, or even his ability to absorb a hit and keep on going. It's his propensity to light up a defender with a block downfield. Welker has cleaned house on some linebackers who weren't paying attention when they should have been. It's impressive to see a 5-foot-9, 185-pound receiver level a 6-foot-3, 250-pound linebacker. That's why he's so important to the team.
Again, from a receiver standpoint, Welker's ability to find the hole in the zone is uncanny. His quickness allows him to beat defenders to the spot and he makes the tough catch many other receivers do not. His yards after the catch allow him to turn a 700-yard season into and 1,100-yard one.
BFR: Do you see New England leaning on Laurence Maroney more down the stretch? It seems like he's been getting the ball a lot lately.
Scott: Absolutely. Maroney is the lead back right now because he's decided that he needs to run hard or he'll be replaced. It took some time for him to realize that being a first-round draft pick doesn't mean anything in New England. Maroney still believes that the more carries he gets, the better rhythm he can get into, and there's a lot of validity in that perspective. The problem for Maroney with that outlook stems from the Patriots scheme. Players rarely get to be "the guy" in the Patriots' offense. New England is dangerous because they can switch plays or angle of attack series by series if need be. Time and again, New England will go from a heavy front, pound-the-ball formation to a wide-open spread set designed to put the ball in the receivers' hands deep downfield. Players have be versatile enough to contribute in both formations and Maroney hasn't proven he can be as productive as Kevin Faulk.
The return of Sammy Morris bodes well for the Patriots' running game. The veteran back has been able to gain the tough yards as the feature back. Currently the Patriots line him up as a fullback in order to have both M (aroney) and M (orris) on the field at the same time. If Maroney's fumbling issues continue, I think we'll see more Morris as we move forward. Also, the return of Fred Taylor is not that far away according to some sources. We'll see how much attention Maroney gets once Taylor is active. Taylor has been more productive with the limit opportunities than either Morris or Maroney. It makes sense that New England would turn to Taylor once he returns.
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For a simple yet flavorful pasta dish when time is at a premium, try this delicious and easy Linguine and Spinach recipe. Keep frozen spinach on hand to save time.
- 1 package (9-oz.) BUITONI Refrigerated Linguine (9 oz.), cooked according to package directions
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
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- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
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Our Bi-Annual volunteer orientation briefing will be held at the Rock Church in room 354 (Room number subject to change) at 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM on the following 2 days.
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I am so pleased that you have expressed and interest in this ministry! And boy, do we need you! There is some very exciting things going on with DUH, and I can't wait to share them with you. This briefing will provide you general information about our ministry, and will help you decide if this is the ministry for you, and of course what area of the ministry fits you! We will also have paper work to fill out required by the church to participate in this ministry.
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MOSS LANDING, Calif. - Kelp is the base of the Ecosystem on the Central Coast. That is why kelp forests are now the focus of research that aims to detect the movement of contaminants from the Fukushima disaster.
"The cool thing is that kelp takes up radio isotopes very readily, iodine, so they are kind of an early warning system for when these contaminants can move naturally through the system using the ocean current," said Cal State Professor of Ecology Michael Graham.
Graham said the research is being headed by Cal State Long Beach, but the marine labs in Moss Landing were chosen as the regional center on the Central Coast. 33 sties along the California coast will collect 15 pounds of kelp three times this year.
Professor Graham said there have been some reports of radiation in kelp just north of California near the state of Washington.
"2014 is about the time you would expect to see a signal really arriving strongly in California," said Graham.
Graham said even if radiation is detected it doesn't mean its harmful. He said if anything it will show how chemicals move through marine life.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012 ~ Updated 3:51 PM
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As Isle of Capri gets ready to hire nearly 500 people to staff its new Cape Girardeau casino, the company wants potential job applicants to know about their hiring process.
Isle Cape Girardeau General Manager Chet Koch told the Cape Girardeau Lions Club on Wednesday about the types of positions the new casino will offer and Missouri Gaming Commission's employee licensing regulations. Koch is speaking to several community groups this month about working at the new casino.
The timeline for hiring is still under development, Koch said, but the casino is still on schedule to open before the end of the year. Last week the company started its hiring process by internally posting its job openings for department director positions at its Cape Girardeau site.
Jobs will be advertised in families of similar occupations. Groups of applicants will be brought in before a panel of interviewers. They'll also be required to do "courtesy auditions" to act out how they would handle certain situations that may occur in the casino, Koch said.
"We're looking for someone who has the personality to be great in a crowd," he said.
Every employee, whether they're a dishwasher or a blackjack dealer, must have an occupational license granted by the Missouri Gaming Commission.
Most positions, such as a slot machine technician, a cashier or a waitress, require a level two occupational license for which the potential employee must complete a 30-page application.
These licenses are important to ensure the integrity of the gambling industry in Missouri, said Clarence Greeno, assistant deputy director of the Missouri Gaming Commission.
"The people of the state of Missouri have a vested interest in knowing the individuals operating these games and working in the casinos are of a moral character that gives them confidence that things are being handled properly," Greeno said.
The license approval process includes a background check by Missouri State Highway Patrol officers as well as a look at the potential employee's criminal background, credit, financial and tax records, he said.
These forms are submitted to the casino's human resources department and then the information is forwarded to the gaming commission.
"If you've ever sat in the back of a police car for any reason other than work, you probably won't get a license," Koch said. "That's how strict Missouri is at providing for the integrity of gaming."
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Lambda Elections!
Hello, Lambdalites!
Hope you all are having a great Fall Break!
This week in Lambda Alliance:
Lambda Elections!
This Monday we will be voting for next year's Board of Directors! Come out and take part in one of the most crucial duties of the membership: choosing the future leaders of Lambda Alliance. If you are running for a position, be sure to come dressed for the occasion with a speech prepared. Nominations for positions can still be made! There will be refreshments and music to set the mood for this Lambda election cycle! See you there at 5:30PM in Tate room 141! Click here for the Facebook Event!
LGBTQ Politics and Fall Drag Show!
Hello, Lambdalites!
We hope that you've survived midterms!
This week in Lambda Alliance:
LGBTQ Politics: On The Issues
Join us in our discussion on current issues and the importance of this election! Representatives from student political organizations will lay out each party's respective views on LGBTQ issues and why your voice matters. Election day is right around the corner, and early voting has already started! Get out there and exercise your civic duty! We will be meeting at the usual time and place: Monday, Oct. 22nd at 5:30pm in Tate room 141. Click here for the Facebook Event!
Ally Outreach Week
Ready Allies? Ally Outreach is sponsoring five awesome events next week!
1. Queer Sexual Health Presentation
Time: Monday, 10/22 at 7 PM
Place: Sanford Hall Room 209
Time: Tuesday, 10/23 at 7:30 PM
Place: Sanford Hall 209
Join us for some delicious noms and fabulous songs~ It'll be a blast!3. Street Painting
Time: Tuesday, 10/21 at 10 PM
Place: Tate Bus Stop
Ever wanted to paint something big, beautiful, and rainbow? We'll be decorating the street at this popular stop to raise awareness of our organization, as well as our following event–4. THE ALLY OUTREACH FAIR 😀
Time: Wednesday, 10/24 from 11 AM to 3 PM
Place: Tate Plaza
We've invited several organizations from all subjects, fields, and types on campus to table with us, and represent the wide range of LBGTQ-friendly groups at UGA. Come by to witnedss this show of support! Ally Outreach will also have its own booth, complete with fun fair activities.
5. Star Gazing
Time: Wednesday, 10/24 at 8 PM
Place: Myers Quad
To wrap up this crazy extravaganza, we'll be holding a reflective star gazing gathering. It'll be a cozy (dress warm, of course!), nice way to conclude the week and share in the world's inherent beauty.
Don We Now Our Gay Apparel Drag Show
It's that time of the year everyone . . . time for Lambda Alliance's fall drag show, Don We Now Our Gay Apparel! Lambda Alliance has been sponsoring student-lead drag shows for five years, and this will be our biggest show yet!
The Don We Now Our Gay Apparel drag show features a student showcase of performance, talent and artistic expression but also serves to spread awareness and support for equality in regards to gender identity and expression.
This year we will have the lovely fan pick from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 5, Penny Tration, as a guest and emcee! The show will also feature local performers, including Extasy Grey and Diego Wolf, to give the audience some of the Athens community flair that we all adore!
Multicultural Q&A with Queers Tonight!
The Speakers Bureau of Lambda Alliance will hold a forum in conjunction with Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc and the Asian American Student Association to answer any and all questions about LGBTQ life and identity from a multicultural persepctive.
There are unique struggles within racial and ethnic minority groups when it comes to gender identity and sexual orientation and we want to give a voice to those who may not always get to speak for themselves.
Panelists will answer questions about what it means to be Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trangender, or Queer, and will share from their own personal experiences about coming out, becoming conscious of their sexuality, dealing with homophobia, how their race and/or ethnicity play a role in their identity and much more. Students in attendance are free to ask questions or ask anonymously.
This will be a wonderful learning experience for anyone who would like to know more about, or to better understand, LGBTQ persons and lifestyles.
There will FREE PIZZA and DRINKS! Be sure to be there TONIGHT at 7:00pm in MLC 348!
Monster Ball!
Come one, come all…to Lambda's Monster Ball!
This October, Lambda Alliance is hosting a "Monster Ball" as a part of our biannual dance series. We encourage everyone to come either dressed to impress or in COSTUME, as there will be a competition for the best dressed participants! The Ball will take place on Thursday, October 4th in Memorial Ballroom from 8:00-10:00pm. There will be refreshments, boomin' music, and, of course, spooky scenery to set the mood! The Pamoja Dance Company will be making a guest appearance at 9:00pm!
The Grit and Momma's Boy will be providing hors d'oeuvres!
Admission for UGA students is $5 and general admission is $10.
We look forward to dancing with you all and can't wait to see your fabulous costumes!
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Known for it's trendy, hip fashions specifically for women, this street is typically less crowded than De Negen Straatjes or Kalverstraat. Lots of places to eat to choose from and excellent shopping basically sums up this place. You can find anything from fashionable clothing to gadgets and good food.
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yea I do want to lift it....you think I should do SAS rather than lift a ttb right?
So what I'm thinkin I should do is get one from the 3rd or 4th generations with a 351 and do a SAS then lift it... does that sound like a good plan? ... its kind if what I've put together from what you all have said...
Really depends on the intended use. You are going to be DD'ing this so tire wear would be a huge concern and unless you plan on running high speeds offroad you would be better suited with a SAS than TTB. Lifting a TTB can result in bad front end geometry (most off the shelf lift kits don't get it right) and badly worn tires. With the cost of new tires skyrocketing my opinion is to do the SAS and be done with it. A D44 solid front isn't any stronger than the TTB 44 as far as wheel joints and shafts are concerned, but the major benefit is the simplicity of the solid axle and its relatively easy set-up.
My ranger with the a 4" skyjacker TTB lift worn a half inch off the outside edge of my new LTB's (31x11.5-15) in less than 1000 miles. The lift was installed per the instructions, all new springs and ball joints were also installed and I had it aligned twice at a local tire shop and still had the tire wear issue.
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We all had our dentals and I have 3 teeth left! I still have 2 opposing teeth on the same side so I can chew bones. We're so happy when someone in our family throws out leftover bones for us. With my 25 mg lasix and 1.25 mg enalapril twice daily I drink and pee a lot usually soaking 3-4 shirts with pads that Mom made for me each day and even more the day after eating a bone treat. I still like to go in and out a lot patrolling the perimeter of our yard and I got so excited about eating part of a cucumber Mom threw out for us yesterday. Most of the time I eat K/D and Wellness Healthy Weight dry chicken and peas which is supposed to have less salt and phosphorus.
Between the 12 of us we had to have 103 teeth pulled! Even the 3 1/2 year old "puppies" each had some teeth pulled. Simone was the lucky one who only had to have her teeth cleaned and no antibiotics. Zack is the only one who still has all his bottom front teeth between his canines. Our niece, Tamarind, and nephew, Sonic, had to have 14 and 15 teeth pulled and Tam had had several pulled only about 4 years ago. Our nephew, Pinto, is getting like me with not very many back teeth left but he still has his canines so his tongue doesn't fall out like mine does. We are by far the oldest in our family with Pinto being at least 12 and me being 14 according to our doctor. Simone is the oldest of the others and she is only 6 years old. Mom says she won't wait so long next time to get our teeth cleaned.
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Anyway this morning, Sonic, our nephew, began challenging me for the right to eat first and it didn't take long for me to pin him down even though I don't have any front teeth to grab with. (Sonic and I used to get in some knock down drag outs before we were both neutered.) Mom just said, "Bad, bad, bad--you guys need to eat your supper and be nice". Our other nephew, Pinto, who lives with us is an alpha male also because we are about the same age but he likes to stay in his downstairs carrier most of the day because he has to eat K/D for his kidney failure so we we don't cross paths much. Anthony likes to challenge Pinto but knows that he has to eventually give in and be respectful. So even with my mitral valve prolapse or whatever it is, I'm still the alpha male!
I was a self-sufficient guy out for a walk one day when I saw this family out in their back yard. They seemed to be having so much fun, I had to squeeze through the fence and join in. Then Mom discovered me and said "Who is this? Do you guys have a new little friend?" A week or so later when Mom finally took me in and introduced me to the older guy in the family, a yorkiepoo, and to Dad, I was scarred and started off back down the street the first chance I got. But the family down the street said I didn't belong to them and Mom had about cried when I left. The rest is history.
I'm a survivor with good social skills so I learned to get along with ALL of my new family. I became one of Dad's favorites and went to visit him a lot when he was in the nursing home for a while. All the residents and nurses there liked when I visited and some of them held me and said I would be a good service dog. I liked all their attention and gave them lots of hugs too.
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Just when it appears that the Clinton Administration has finally found the straight and narrow path down the middle, with proposals to reinvent government and reform welfare, something loopy pops out. Bubbling on low simmer is a memorandum by Labor Secretary Robert Reich to President Clinton that suggests that Washington penalize U.S. companies that invest overseas rather than at home. Reich argues that this kind of investment hurts exports and destroys well-paying jobs.
Horse hockey. The success of a new breed of U.S. manufacturer, the mini-nationals, in world markets proves just the opposite. These $200-million-to-$1-billion companies are locating engineering centers, sales and service offices, even full-fledged manufacturing in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Instead of killing exports and jobs, the minis are doing just the opposite. By expanding their toeholds in important niches, they are generating billions of dollars' worth of exports in components and services from the U.S. while creating thousands of high-quality jobs back home.
The Clinton Administration is struggling to develop new trade strategies. That will require a more sophisticated approach than merely trying to keep each and every job within the U.S., as Reich seems to favor. Indeed, it makes no sense to hobble companies with restrictive regulations and tax penalties just for the sin of investing abroad. Such investment may well be justified, argues Council of Economic Advisors Chairman Laura D'Andrea Tyson. We agree. Just look at the success of the mini-nationals.