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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 2:58 pm
Post subject: Odrick Rumor
I was looking at Walter footballs mock and he has is taking Sharif Floyd in the first now. It said that Starks may walk which we all have spoke about. But he also says the Miami Herald stated we are trying to trade Odrick. Anyone see this article? I did not.
And if we let two D lineman go we create another hole which I would not like.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 3:29 pm
Post subject: Re: Odrick Rumor
MiaDolphan13 wrote:
he also says the Miami Herald stated we are trying to trade Odrick. Anyone see this article? I did not.
Haven't heard that one. IF true, maybe management feels confident in locking up Tony McDaniel and comfortable with his play as a starting DT?
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 3:39 pm
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I could understand it if we resign Starks but otherwise doesn't make sense to me. I feel Odrick is best suited for a 3-4 end and would be appealing to a number of teams.
What value would we be looking for? 2nd I suspect.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 3:56 pm
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That was Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald speculating because Odrick doesn't fit at DE in a 4-3 scheme.
At this point in time nothing has been served up by the Dolphins as a trade possibility.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 4:18 pm
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I want him moved inside b/c he can provide pressure from the inside and get in the backfield.
He was def out of position as a 43 end I agree with that. But trading him I do not think is smart.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 4:19 pm
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Maddogg wrote:
That was Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald speculating because Odrick doesn't fit at DE in a 4-3 scheme.
At this point in time nothing has been served up by the Dolphins as a trade possibility.
Yep, that post was pure speculation on his part, and I disagree with it totally.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 6:32 pm
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Maddogg wrote:
That was Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald speculating because Odrick doesn't fit at DE in a 4-3 scheme.
At this point in time nothing has been served up by the Dolphins as a trade possibility.
correct.. as to A.S. speculating.. but IMO Odrick fits in a 4-3 as a DT .. which is what he played at Penn St.. I belive it would be a huge mistake to get rid of him
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 6:35 pm
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He needs to play the 3 tech. I doubt he is traded.
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Agree or disagree, the model Philbin and Ireland seem to have adopted for the rebuild of the Dolphins is a total gutting of the team, with "scheme and fit" trumping consideration of talent. They've demonstrated a willingness to take less than what was spent to acquire talent in exchange for more opportunity to put their scheme, and players who fit that scheme, in place more quickly.
Sending Odrick packing in return for picks that are of less value than what was used to acquire Odrick, fits what they've done so far. Odrick doesn't fit the 4-3 as well as he does for the 3-4. Could he play in the 4-3? Yes. Could he play well? I think so. However, clearly Philbin and Ireland are more concerned with getting their scheme and that scheme's players in place more quickly.
If Odrick were to leave, it will be the 3rd 1st round pick out of 5 made during the Ireland era that will be sent packing since Philbin came aboard (assuming Long is not retained). Until now, many Ireland supporters when trying to minimize the lack of success he's had in the 2nd round as GM, point to his "successes" in the 1st round. Whether or not Odrick is traded or not, he's not a blue chip. He's a solid, but unspectacular starter who no longer fits the teams scheme so well.
I don't discount this as a possibility. Odrick's low salary should be massively appealing to teams wanting to add talent, but not have huge cap hits. Trading him now makes sense. We waited too long with Jake Long, and while I don't agree with the way we are rebuilding, I acknowledge what the Dolphins are trying to do, and this move would fit into their approach.
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Posted: Sat Feb 16, 2013 8:25 pm
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I dont trust Armando. Rarely gets his facts right, writes anything he hears. Odrick likely wont be traded especially if we dont resign Randy
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Odrick could be a 10+ sack guy if they put him at the UT position next to Soliai.
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Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2013 10:46 pm
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This doesn't make sense as Odrick had a very productive career in college playing on the inside of the 4-3, so there is no reason to think that he could not with the Fins there as well. I am fine with letting Starks walk and moving Odrick inside as he will just be a younger version of Starks which is perfect.
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I also found out that if I dont instal same version of wamp I might run into some problems when I copy those folders
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Research ››› ››› ERIC ALTERMAN
Look, I published Tony Judt's email about the ADL's apparent intent to stifle his freedom of speech here. When Abe Foxman's office called to complain, I invited them to respond and published their letter without comment. Then I wrote a column in The Nation about the ADL's apparent intent to smear MoveOn.org. When Foxman wrote a letter in reply, the magazine printed that, along with my response. Fair so far?
Now check out how the ADL handles an analogous situation. They publish Foxman's response to my column here entirely without context, with links to neither my column nor my response. Here is the contact form if you want to ask them about what the hell kind of organization goes around behaving this way.
Anyway, you can find the original column here, and this was my response to Foxman:
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What Abraham Foxman omits from his letter is that, as I reported, his organization made no effort to speak to anyone at MoveOn.org before publicizing the silly anonymous postings on the MoveOn message boards. Perhaps it did send an e-mail. So what? I rarely read the e-mails that come to me from unfamiliar sources and neither, I imagine, do most busy people. A simple phone call to Eli Pariser's office as a follow-up would have solved the situation before it turned into a misleading media maelstrom, as the postings were taken down as soon as the MoveOn folks learned about them from the media. But the ADL preferred to publicize the meaningless meanderings of some still-unidentified people instead. That's hardly responsible -- or even serious behavior, when it comes to identifying significant incidents of "defamation."
Foxman's note that the New York Post did not receive the story from the ADL is true. That's why I stated in the column that the item was fed to the Post by the Lieberman campaign, which in this case appears to have acted as a cut-out for the ADL. If Foxman can say for certain that no one at the ADL was involved in alerting the campaign -- which he does not say in his letter -- then Foxman has my apology on this extremely minor point. Overall, however, the story stands.
See Studio 60 this week? My man Brad picks up on exactly this point! (I don't think he mentions the Abe Foxman part...) I've also made the point about who cares about box office grosses when judging artistic success ... The nasty "Bill Chatzky" character was another shout-out to Aaron Sorkin's fellow high school boys made bad.
And speaking of the ADL, this Times profile of Marshall Wittman does not mention the above, which is OK, but I do think some context about Pat Robertson's anti-Semitism and loony anti-Jewish conspiracy theories might be in order. And let's give Spencer a shout-out here since it turns out, the boy was named after an only so-so drummer.
Speaking of necons, Newsweek is on Elliott Abrams: The Perfect Neocon, here. Dishonesty (Indicted for lying to Congress, and disbarred as a lawyer) fighting for primacy with incompetence (just look at the fate of "democracy" in the Middle East, oh, and your boy Ortega is back in power), plus he got most of his jobs through family connections. ... maybe his mother-in-law will write a book about him too, or his father in law, or his brother-in-law -- you know, the one who called 60-something Hillary Clinton "unsexy."
I'm sure the president of the Rummy Fan Club is very proud of her son for that.
To be a big honcho on the editorial page of The Washington Post, you have to be pretty silly, it seems, but only silly in such a way as to enable the Bush administration to continue to destroy everything of value in this country. Read Brad DeLong here. Speaking of all the bipartisanship that Sebastian Mallaby imagines to be coming out of the administration, look at what Rick points out, here.
Or just note this part:
Nor is the renomination of Bolton the only personnel-related sign that Bush's commitment to comity may have already peaked. On November 14th, the President renominated Kenneth Y. Tomlinson, a former editor-in-chief of Reader's Digest and a close friend of Karl Rove, to be chairman of the Broadcasting Board of Governors, which supervises the Voice of America and other government radio and television operations aimed at overseas audiences. Never mind that last summer the State Department's inspector general found that, among other antics, Tomlinson used his office to support a "horse racing operation" (he owns thoroughbreds), or that a year ago he had to resign from the board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting after that agency's inspector general caught him violating rules meant to protect public broadcasting from political meddling. On November 15th, the President renominated four of his hardest-right candidates for the federal courts of appeals: a Defense Department lawyer who has been denounced by a score of retired generals and admirals for his role as an architect of the Administration's infamous interrogation regime; a former Interior Department attorney and mining and ranching lobbyist who sees the Clean Water Act as "regulatory excess"; a district-court judge whose decisions have been reversed or vacated more than a hundred and fifty times, an astounding record that includes two reversals from the Supreme Court-one of them in a unanimous opinion written by Justice Clarence Thomas-in voting-rights cases; and a former aide to Senator Trent Lott who is the first federal-appeals-court nominee in a quarter of a century to be unanimously rated "not qualified" by the American Bar Association.
Finally (or maybe not so finally), on November 16th, Bush appointed one Eric Keroack to be the new chief of "population affairs" at the Department of Health and Human Services. In this post, Dr. Keroack, a gynecologist, will oversee what is called Title X, a Nixon-era program that distributes contraceptives to poor or uninsured women. Until recently, he was the medical director of a Christianist pregnancy-counselling organization that regards the distribution of contraceptives as "demeaning to women." One of his odder theories makes him a sort of family-friendly version of General Jack D. Ripper. In Keroack's case, the precious bodily fluid of concern is the hormone oxytocin, a.k.a. "God's Super Glue." Apparently, oxytocin is released during certain enjoyable activities, including hugging, massage, and, of course, sex. It is also, according to Keroack, the fluid that keeps married couples bound to each other. Therefore, if a young woman squanders her supply on too much fooling around, she can forget about ever becoming a committed wife.
I saw Part I of the new Tom Stoppard magnum opus last night. I can't recommend it highly enough, though perhaps Ben Brantley can, here. Anyway, at the opening party at Tavern on the Green afterward, I saw the author having a quiet, undisturbed dinner with his guest, Vaclav Havel. The greatest living playwright on the planet and one of its most inspirational political figures, and nobody bothered them. Is this the coolest city in the world or what? (The last time I spied Havel out on the town: it was at a Marcus Roberts concert at the Village Vanguard, and his guests were Lou Reed and Henry Kissinger. I swear I'm not making this up.)
Hitchens is having a bad week, here and here.
I watched six Star Wars movies over the past two weekends. I think it was six. And I think I have it mostly figured out. But if anyone knows of chart that encompassess the whole thing, send it in.
JUSTICE DEPT. TO EXAMINE ITS USE OF NSA WIRETAPS [SOURCE: Washington Post, AUTHOR: Dan Eggen]
The Justice Department's inspector general yesterday announced an investigation into the department's connections to the government's controversial warrantless surveillance program, but officials said the probe will not examine whether the National Security Agency is violating the Constitution or federal statutes. In a letter to House lawmakers, Inspector General Glenn A. Fine said his office decided to open the probe after conducting "initial inquiries" into the program. Under the initiative, the NSA monitors phone calls and e-mails between people in the United States and others overseas without court oversight if one of the targets is suspected of ties to terrorism. The "program review" will examine how the Justice Department has used information obtained from the NSA program, as well as whether Justice lawyers complied with the "legal requirements" that govern it, according to Fine's letter. Officials said the review will not examine whether the program itself is legal.
The Who and Willie Nelson, by Sal, NYCD
The first new Who release in over 20 years is much better than what most Who fans have been saying, although not quite as brilliant as what the critics have said. Let's face it, Keith Moon and John Entwistle were not just a rhythm section. Thankfully, Ringo Starr left us more than just The Beatles, Caveman, and Shining Time Station. His son Zak Starkey, a member of The Who since 1995 (or maybe '94), is a drumming monster and makes us forget just for a little while that one of the greatest rock drummers of all time has been long gone. Unfortunately, Zak is nowhere to be found on Endless Wire, the new Who CD, with the exception of a few overdubs on one song. (He was on tour with the bad Beatles, otherwise known as Oasis, and missed the recording sessions.)
That said, Endless Wire doesn't bring back memories of any of your fave Who records. It doesn't have the great psych-pop of my fave, The Who Sell Out, or the classic rock bombast of Who's Next and Quadrophenia. And even with the inclusion of the mini-opera "Wire & Glass," the weakest moment on the CD, Endless Wire fails to recall the magic of Tommy. Fortunately, that mini-opera (more like eight unfinished fragments disguised as something more) is a very small part of what is really a very strong Pete Townshend solo album sung by Roger Daltrey.
Endless Wire has enough moments that are worth your time, most notably, "Fragments" which cleverly samples one of the most recognizable synth parts in rock n roll, "Black Widow's Eyes," and "Real Good Looking Boy." The Who's Endless Wire is by no means a disappointment as long as you're going in with no expectations. More here.
Another day, another Willie Nelson record. I know many feel this way. Personally, I would take two Willie records a day. His voice and style can take even the most ill-advised projects (see Nelson's reggae releases) to a certain level of pleasure. That said, Songbird, his new release, is another step off the beaten path of Willie style.
Produced by and featuring darling bad boy Ryan Adams and his band The Cardinals, Songbird is yet another Nelson release that doesn't sound like a Nelson record, only this time it works wonders. Willie does Wilco? Willie does The Dead? Willie does Neil? At times, Songbird sounds like any or all of these artists. Stellar versions of The Grateful Dead's "Stella Blue," Gram Parsons' "$1000 Wedding," and Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" all feel right in place in Nelson's repertoire. A standout is the title track, a completely reworked version of Christine McVie's gorgeous ballad that Ryan Adams bumps up a notch with a jolt of alt-country electricity. This record is Nelson's best since the Daniel Lanois-produced Teatro, and one of may faves of 2006. More here.
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Hometown: Enfield, CT
The recent NYT article on the self-sufficiency of the Iraqi "insurgency" does not take into account the billions of $'s we initially brought into Iraq, in CASH, that was not accounted for. I believe the figure was between $9 billion and $11 billion in US currency that the Provisional Authority had flown in to spur the Iraqi economy. Various Inspector Generals from different agencies have found this total lack of any controls on any monies or funds paid for contracts in Iraq since this debacle began. The various "black" budgets and Pentagon contracting giveaways have made this entire enterprise rife with corruption and a virtual funnel of funds to who knows who.
It is no wonder that the various factions are now financially self-sufficient to pay for weapons and other resources to continue fighting. It may be largely our taxpayer dollars, invested in Wall Street through laundered monies, that are being funneled back into Iraq to kill Iraqis and Americans.
The old Deep Throat adage of "follow the money" should be applicable here.
At least they aren't using it to pay exorbitant executive pay. But, learning from us, they are bribing politicians, local police, and border guards to let things pass unobstructed.
Of course, we did leave the weapons depots unguarded after the invasion, lots of assets were looted to end up for sale in other Middle East Markets, and who knows how much contraband and/or black market commerce is fueling this whole enterprise to keep the chaos going.
This makes the phrase "dumb & dumber" look like a gross understatement.
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Prof. Alterman,
By way of adding to your critique of Bill Kristol's view of Iraq: He recently said that while we don't need a draft right now, he's not opposed to one in principle. How would his stepped-up war, which would entail the endless, now-meaningless slaughter of American troops and Iraqis (meaningless because in a knowably losing cause) look if it were effectuated by means of a draft? (I can't recall the source of Kristol's comment, but I believe his views in this matter are well-known.) Talk about echoes of Vietnam ... (And if, as you'd expect of a McCain booster, Kristol supports increasing the size of the military *and* pursuing the Iraq venture even more aggressively for years, how does he expect to obtain his larger military *without* conscription?)
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A Bush presidential library. A Bush think tank. The jokes practically write themselves, don't they?
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Hometown: Boston
I found your recent column on presidential lies in The Nation very interesting. I asked readers of the weekly syndicated ethics column I write what they made of President Bush's comment that you reference in your column. Some readers have begun posting responses on the column's blog, and others have e-mailed me directly.
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Hi Eric Alterman:
Quick update... we have killed the current Telecommunications Act by making the lack of "Net Neutrality" a poison pill. But the phone companies are still pushing full steam to offer high-speed broadband that will deliver digital TV, radio, phone and Internet service. They understand that their future depends on it. They also understand that the Democratic majority in Congress will not give it to them without public interest protections like Net Neutrality, so they are moving their strategy from DC to the states. Today's LA Times story sums it up well, and mentions our state-based strategy that takes the fight to Lansing, Michigan, today at noon.
Keep in mind, this seemingly arcane debate ultimately will determine the future of virtually all communications in America. If the phone companies get their way and are given permission by state legislatures to offer statewide TV service, we will lose the bargaining chip we need to reinstate Net Neutrality nationally. If we permanently lose net neutrality, the Internet will become more like cable TV, with phone and cable companies (who together control 98% of broadband access) controlling what you see, how fast it downloads and how much it costs. If we win, in a few years faster broadband speeds will allow any website to become a TV or radio network, breaking open the bottleneck on access and distribution.
The market dominance of phone and cable highlights the importance of breaking the duopoly through "Community Internet": getting municipalities, schools, libraries, nonprofits, and private entrepreneurs into the broadband business. Info on that here.
On other fronts, FCC Chairman Martin is still moving forward with his bid to lift media ownership limits despite warnings from Democratic members of Congress and nearly unanimous opposition from the public. The "reply comment" period is set to end December 21, but it's guesswork when there may be a final vote. Possibly March, but we just don't know.
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Comparable store sales increased 7.3% in the quarter, thanks to a 4.6% increase in average transaction size combined with a 1.5% increase in the number of transactions. The company reported that 62% of its sales originated from products priced higher than $1, compared to 56% in the corresponding quarter last year. Debit card penetration also increased, as 41% of sales were paid with debit cards compared to 39% in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
Operating income grew 17.1% to $84.4 million, or 16.5% of sales, and diluted net earnings per share increased by 24.2%, from $0.66 to $0.82.
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The gross margin stood at 36.6% of sales in the quarter, compared to 36.9% of sales in the prior-year quarter, mainly because stable product margins were offset by additional occupancy and logistics costs associated with the increased pace of new store openings. The cost impact associated with the acceleration of net new store openings is expected to decrease in the second half of fiscal 2014.
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In response to the increase in mobile check ins, Starbucks China has integrated the action directly into their mobile advertising campaigns. For this holiday season, mobile skins, or artistic 'themes' that redesign the app for the holidays, can be downloaded that include embedded advertisements that directly engage consumers. The advertisements, which send consumers to a holiday themed webpage encourage them to check into Starbucks, making them eligible for an increased drink size.
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Erase + Preg/Dhea or either?
Erase + Preg/Dhea or either?
Got a couple of the Erase/AT2 stacks and a couple of extra bottles of Erase when the sale came on.
Saw a thread here where a guy was mixing another inhibitor with Pregnenolone.
Was just wondering what you guys thought of mixing Erase with Dhea , Preg, or both.
I'm in my early thirties and have had previous great mental and hormonal results from Preg a couple of years ago. Even got individual bloodwork and endocrine tests at that time, which is rare outside of my normal yearly full physical/medical tests.
Anyway, I was thinking of either 25mg Dhea/25 mg Preg/25 Mg Erase twice a day. Or just 25mg Erase/50 mg Preg twice a day.
Have not had prior experience with Dhea and from looking around the forums Preg seems to have better mental effects.
Any opinions welcome even if you think its a stupid stack.
I may be an eternal adolescent but I'm rather thick skinned.
Wishing you all sweat , blood, and effort."I don't want anything. I don't want anybody. That's the worst part. When the want goes, that's bad."
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I did read a thread about that somewhere and it was supposed to be considerably better.
I will probably google it online to find it.
Or would it be better to get some raw preg and a carrier and make my own?
Great suggestion.
Appreciated. Thanks.
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Either way you go transdermal whether premade or homebrew, from what I gathered the nootropic effects are much stronger as transdermal
I think both sound solid. Basically, by adding Erase to the stack you will minimize the estrogenic effects from DHEA and preg and maximize the anabolic effects
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Thanks a bunch for the advice ladies and gents. Got a low cost brand of DHEA to see what the effects would be.
I am just running ERASE and AT2 solo. the extra DHEA made me super aggressive.
The upside is that my training was awesome. But it lasted beyond that. Not the angry aggressive but the super egotistical aggressive.
My head got more swollen than my muscle pumps.
the original combo is great though.
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It would be a great stack for gains.
Dermacrine would be a nice stack with erase, Dermacrine contains DHEA and Pregnenolone.
hmm so what benefits would there be do adding DHEA? if someone used 3 caps a day? of erease
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Boston University 17, Rider University 16 (tiebreaker)
BOSTON, MASS—"How bizarre, how bizarre, how bizarre?"
More than a 'one hit wonder' in the 1990s, 'How Bizarre' was a way many spectators described the wrestling match at Boston University Saturday afternoon.
Up until a few years ago, wrestling matches sometimes ended in ties, but are now decided by a list of criteria.
The Broncs won five of the 10 bouts but it was not enough to defeat BU Saturday afternoon, as the host Terriers won on the tiebreaker criteria.
BU totaled 47 match points to Rider's 46.
The match was held in the FitRec Center, a building normally used for Physical Education, club sports and intramurals, similar to Rider's SRC. Not varsity competition.
Because the match was held in a multipurpose center, the horn was not allowed to be used, since there was a (non-varsity) basketball game being played in the same building, so a 'towel-tap' was used to signal the referee that the period has ended.
Then there were a pair of takedowns that somehow got lost between the mat and the scorer's table, in the first and last bouts. If either one of those takedowns had been recorded, Rider would have won the match based on criteria, 48-46. In the ninth match, heavyweight, the 'towel-tapper' missed the referee with his swipe, and a late BU point was allowed that won the match instead of overtime.
"It was just a bizarre day," said 36-year Rider head coach Gary Taylor, who recently picked up his 400th career win. "I've been doing this a long time and this is one of the most bizarre days I've ever seen. But don't get me wrong, BU is a good team and they won the match. I am not complaining about anything, just agreeing that it was one of the stranger things I've seen. It is what it is."
Rider junior Clint Morrison (Mechanicsburg, Pa./Cedar Cliff) won a 9-1 major decision at 184 to give Rider a 13-10 lead. Morrison improved to 10-3 on the season. "Clint got us a major which we really needed at the time," Taylor said.
Sophomore Robert Deutsch (Cherry Hill, NJ/Eastern Regional) won in the tenth and final bout, 3-2 at 125, to tie the score at 16-16.
With the win Deutsch improves to 21-4. "Rob put in a good performance again today," Taylor said.
Rider sophomore Curt Delia (Mullica Hill, NJ/Delsea) won at 149 to cut the BU lead to 6-3. Delia improved to 15-9.
Rider senior Ramon Santiago (Sayreville, N.J./Sayreville) won 8-2 at 165 to cut the BU lead to 10-6. Santiago improved to 13-10. ":Ramon wrestled more like himself today," Taylor said. "He was aggressive."
Sophomore Conor Brennan (Brick, NJ/Brick Twp.) won at 174 to cut the BU lead to 10-9, improving to 17-7. "Conor keeps on finding ways to win," Taylor said.
Rider and BU are former ECWA and CAA opponents.
Rider and BU have now wrestled 20 times, with Rider winning all but three, including a 21-15 Terrier victory last season.
Rider hosts Duke and Sacred Heart Saturday February 1. Rider and Duke have never met on the mats before. "I know they have a pretty solid team," Taylor said, "so we've got to get ready for that."
Rider is hoping for nothing unusual, strange or odd happening next Saturday. Certainly nothing bizarre.
BU 17, Rider 16
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141: Tyler Scotton-B dec. John Gentile-R 11-5 6-0
149: Curt Delia-R dec. Nick Tourville-B 5-1 6-3
157: Nestor Taffur-B major dec. Wayne Stinson-R 9-1 10-3
165: Ramon Santiago-R dec. Mitchell Wightman-B 8-2 10-6
174: Conor Brennan-R dec. Colin Saunders-B 3-2 10-9
184: Clint MorrisonR major dec. Aaron Conrad-B 9-1 10-13
197: Alex Najjar-B dec. Jeff McElwee-R 9-5 13-13
HWT: Kevin Innis-B dec. Greg Velasco-R 4-2 16-13
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Bred in Ireland by Catesby Clay's Runnymede Farm, the colt was expected to attract a lot of attention for the European buyers who were in abundance when the sale began Sept. 8. The colt was produced from the unraced Seeking the Gold mare Seek Easy, a half-sister to multiple grade II stakes winner Conserve. The third dam is champion Fanfreluche, the Northern Dancer mare who was so prolific she was Canadian Broodmare of the Year in 1978.
In the end, however, the colt did not attract enough attention to change hands and was bought back by Runnymede for $475,000.
"I am disappointed," said Martin O'Dowd, Runnymede's manager, noting that the colt's x-rays in the repository had been inspected eight or nine times and the colt was among the most-inspected in the farm's consignment. "There was not a mark on his body.
O'Dowd said the outcome does not reflect poorly on the Runnymede decision to bring an Irish-bred colt sired by a European sire to market in the U.S. "I have done this several times in the last five or six years with success," O'Dowd said. "It has always been the most successful part of our sales. I am quite surprised by this."
Realizing that some of those who inspected the colt before the sale will still be interested, with a possibility the colt will still be sold. However, Runnymede has a fall-back position if they end up keeping the colt.
"We are quite happy to race him ourselves," O'Dowd said, with England or Ireland the logical destination for a racing career.


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Thursday, December 17, 2009
Prosaic and ecstatic...
It's taking me a while to get the hang of juggling all this stuff. But when I read through other blogs, I'm convinced it's worthwhile. I think I'll start adding to my notebook of everything yet one more thing - the passing thoughts that are the germ of some good to write about. I do have a couple of things to mention today, starting with the prosaic one.
This is a tool that I have started to use a lot in my polymer work. I'm a bit of a freak/geek about tools which is definitely a hangover from my glass career, where having quality tools was sooo important. ( And a source of much attitude and snobbery, as well!) With polymer, what tool you use leaves a direct mark on the clay and is usually there for ever, so the marks you choose to make say a lot about your creative voice and ideas. This is a long way to say that I find this particular tool useful in cutting down on the stodgy look that polymer sometimes presents (think - the 'squished' look). Think of this tool as a trimmer. It's very useful in tight places, very helpful in refining a final, tiny form.
Ecstatically, Polymer Clay Daily's Cynthia Tinapple has gone to the trouble of making great thumbnail links to the 'Making Connections' show coming up at the Synergy conference in February, 2010. My necklace is one of the pieces in the show! There is some wonderful work by artists I've admired for a long time. Check it out here! Thank you, as always, to Cynthia.
Have to finish trimming the tree with a polymer ornament. I'm such a mean parent - every year I force my children to make at least one ornament with me for the tree. I will say though, that they love working with clay.
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I found a really neat tool, that surprisingly I couldn't find any posts about on this forum. The tool is irs-evilgrade and can be found here:
and is documented here:
with video tutorial here:
It allows an attacker to create a fake update server for some popular windows applications like winzip, java, itunes, notepadplus and more. Using arp or dns cache poisoning you can get the victim to download the payload that comes with evilgrade or one you created with msfpayload and is run automatically in the update process. I thought this was pretty cool and don't think too many people know about this tool.
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I slept once, it was a Tuesday.
Very Impressive, just watched the video tutorial. Might have to give it a bash!
A quick look at the presentation slides on evilgrade says that the concept isn't new. This method has been well known for ages, but it's the centralization of all the different update implementations that's new - and the idea is great. Worth checking out, at least :)
DNS Spoofing + evilgrade is pure evil.
As the Metasploit blog puts it: Evilgrade Will Destroy Us All :b
I mean think about it, this type of attack is probably the easiest way to root a box and really makes you think!
Thank you so much for the link. I know what I'm doing once I get home .
Hmm, or maybe I should just run ettercap -T -q -p dnsspoof -M ARP // // with java.sun.com spoofed to my ip with evilgrin running with a reverse shell payload at my school with 50 other students in my subnet, end oout creating a massive dos (evilgrin)
- Poul Wittig
For some weird reason my laptop which is playing the "victim" answers with "You already have the latest Java(TM) Platform on this system". nslookup shows that java.sun.com is 192.168.1.99, wireshark on the victim shows no packets going any other ways other than the "attacker". So the problem is not there.
Evilgrade reports:
but something is going wrong. I'll get back if I find the solution.Code:evilgrade(sunjava)> [20/10/2008:14:25:18] - [WEBSERVER] - [modules::sunjava] - [192.168.1.98] - Request: "^/update/[.\\d]+/map\\-[.\\d]+.xml"
Edit: Something about the response from the attacker is not right. The code has to be changed but I unfortunately have no experience in perl.
I also tried downgrading the java so genuine updates are truly available, but still the "You already have the latest blah blah".
Anyone here at our forums got some perl experience and up for an easy task (: ?
I've been skimming through a lot of the code in general, and it is pretty simple so shouldn't be that hard to fix.
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Williston Road Repairs Completed
It was a case of a dog's bark being worse than it's bite.
When a Department of Transportation contracted tractor-trailer scrapped the underside of the I-75 overpass on Williston Road, the damage looked severe.
But DOT brought in an emergency contractor and went to work repairing the overpass as soon as possible.
Now, just short of six weeks later all road and lane closures have been canceled and the repair work is completely done.
DOT tried to minimize the construction's impact on businesses and drivers, but there were inevitably, a few bumps in the road.
The project was finished three days before deadline and came in hundreds of thousands of dollars under budget.
One of the reasons they wanted to get this repair done quickly is because in the coming weeks DOT will close the Archer Road and Newberry exits for improvements.
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You'll get a welcome worthy of Liz I; the site is teeming with local critters including deer, rabbits, buzzards and foxes scooting nearby/soaring overhead, and campfires are allowed outside both the tent pitches and the tipis. And you get to tip your kit – and possibly the kids – into a wheelbarrow to move all to your pitch, to which we say 'genius'.
Twitey's is a new site and has 14 acres of wilderness to bed down in: the wheelbarrow ingenuity is to keep the campsite and its wildflower meadows as near to wild camping as possible. Tent pitches are privately set in the meadows where only the grass on the pitches is cut, to which we say 'hiding in long grass' and 'hurrah'. Firepits are outside each pitch and you can buy all the necessary firestarting kit on site.
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Of late, mainly under pressure from Israel, Washington informed Tehran that there was no escape from opening a discussion on ways of restricting the weapons dimensions of its nuclear program and its ballistic missile projects.
Hence Khamenei's furious comeback – intended to force the Obama administration to give ground on these demands or prepare for nuclear diplomacy to be blown out of the sky.
In the last DEBKA Weekly, published Friday, May 9, exclusive Iranian sources revealed another reason for the supreme leader's pugnacity. The radical Revolutionary Guards chiefs have made it clear that they will never give up on a nuclear weapon. The closer the negotiations come to a deal, the nearer Tehran approaches a military coup that would oust President Rouhani and reduce the supreme leader to a figurehead.Sponsored Ads
Khamenei read the writing on the wall and, finding himself between a rock and a hard place, decided that he had better stand firm on any further concessions – even this meant sacrificing nuclear diplomacy and its rewards.
Nuclear talks in jeopardy: Khamenei orders Rev Guards to mass-produce missiles – regardless
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Iran has plans for us | The Daily Caller
… According to Khalili's highly placed informants, the mullahs set a deadline. If America increases sanctions or conducts a military strike on Iranian nuclear sites in the next six months, the mullahs will unleash terror teams in the United States.
Khalili writes that 10 senior Revolutionary Guards officers, members of the elite Quds Force, are already here. Highly trained and sophisticated, each commands a cell of five agents. Targets have been identified, photographed and approved by Supreme Leader Khamenei, and include electrical transmission lines, cell phone towers, water supplies, public transportation, bridges, tunnels and government buildings.
Sounds too far-fetched? …
The 100% Sharia-Compliant Iranian EMP Nuclear Weapon – Op-Eds – Israel National News
Such an Iranian EMP Nuclear Weapon wouldn't kill even a bird, but with the element of surprise would allow the Iranians to follow on such a high-altitude nuclear EMP burst with a conventional blitzkrieg overwhelming type of ground attack on a "localized area."
In fact, such an EMP nuclear bomb that didn't kill a single person, but enabled Iran to then conventionally attack and conquer Eastern Saudi Arabia and liberate 5 million Shiite Muslims from the heretical yolk of Sunni rule, couldn't possibly be described as "destructive" and "pointless," and therefore, even under the strictest interpretation of Khamenei's words would be 100% Sharia-compliant.
(For more historical and analytic EMP nuclear information, please see my first draft monograph at www.marklangfan.com/fizzlekriegfirstdraft.pdf.)
An Iranian EMP Nuclear Weapon that doesn't kill even a single bird, but destroys all our high-tech weapons and satellites US and Saudi Arabia depend on to maintain their military edge over Iran enabling Iran to hostage 30,000 living US soldiers as POWs??? "Crazy" you scoff!! "Lang-sanity," you guffaw!!??!!
Well, before one gets oneself too much into stitches, one should read what the US Defense Threat Reduction Agency and USSTRATCOM website has to say about this new type of nuclear weapon:
The 100% Sharia-Compliant Iranian EMP Nuclear Weapon – Op-Eds – Israel National News
Fear of Israel War With Iran Grows Amid Heightened Nuke Concerns – ABC News
In a fiery sermon, the defiant leader told Iranians that the country would not hesitate to retaliate if its nuclear facilities are attacked. He gave much of the speech in Arabic – even though Iranians don't speak Arabic — in a clear signal to leaders of the Arab world that Iran would not hold back and that those countries would be held accountable if such an attack by Israel took place.
"Threatening Iran and attacking Iran will harm America," Khamenei said. "Sanctions will not have any impact on our determination to continue our nuclear course … In response to threats of oil embargo and war, we have our own threats to impose at the right time."
Israeli facilities in North America — and around the world — are on high alert, according to an internal security document obtained by ABC News that predicted the threat from Iran against Jewish targets will increase.
Fear of Israel War With Iran Grows Amid Heightened Nuke Concerns – ABC News
Iran warns world of coming great event
Amid crippling sanctions over its nuclear weapons program, Iran is continuing to prepare itself for war against the West, and now is warning of a coming great event.
Khamenei then claimed the current century as the century of Islam and promised that human history is on the verge of a great event and that soon the world will realize the power of Allah.
Many clerics in Iran have stated that Khamenei is the deputy of the last Islamic messiah on earth and that obedience to him is necessary for the final glorification of Islam.
Khamenei has been heard to say that the coming of the last Islamic Messiah, the Shiites' 12th Imam Mahdi, is near and that specific actions need to be taken to protect the Islamic regime for upcoming events.
At the same time, his directive to the Guards ordered a speedy completion of the Iranian nuclear bomb program in which Guards' missiles can be armed with nuclear warheads. Khamenei believes once that's achieved, Iran can test a nuclear bomb, letting the world know that Iran has joined the nuclear-armed club and that any confrontation will result in destruction of much of the Western world.
I view this as chatter like the type that occured before 9/11. Nonspecific talk of a coming great event. This specific chatter is spiritual in nature. Khamenei is speaking with the Mahdi while in prayer. The Mahdi has informed him that something really big is coming. Khameni is to keep up the nuclear program in spite of international opposition, because it will facilitate the big event.
What is the big event?
I suspect that Iran will facilitate collapse – war – in the Middle East. This will then lead to war between the US, Russia and China. Everything is in place for this type of collapse. We are only waiting for the catalyst.
Scoffers will ignore this. You shouldn't.
Iran preparing now for Armageddon
Khamenei's extraordinary measures are based either on an understanding that war could be imminent or that the regime has decided to announce it has nuclear capability and is getting ready for a possible reaction from Israel or America.
Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, an influential cleric and a radical Twelver, previously had stated that Khamenei ascends to the sky every year to take direction from Imam Mahdi, and sources close to the cleric have disclosed that Khamenei has been ordered by Imam Mahdi to continue with the nuclear program despite worldwide objection as it will facilitate his coming.
Last March, a Iranian secret documentary, "The Coming Is Upon Us," was revealed to depict Khamenei as the mythical figure who creates the environment for the reappearance of Mahdi by leading Iran to destroy Israel.
Ex-CIA spy: Iran's miscalculation over war – CSMonitor.com
Leading Iranians are criticizing the regime, including its war-like provocation and the foreign sanctions aimed at its nuclear program. One Revolutionary Guard commander calls Iran's war threats 'the same stupidity' and miscalculation that preceded the Iran-Iraq war.
Most revealing, though, is the warning of one Revolutionary Guard commander, in an anonymous letter to the opposition group Green Experts of Iran. The letter, posted on the group's web site, says that the current commanders of the various armed forces appointed by Khamenei are delusional about their capabilities and have no clue as to the consequences of a war with America.
Why Iran will not 'come to its senses' – Mail Online – Melanie Phillips's blog
As I have written over and over again, from the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamanei downwards the Iranian regime is dominated by people (adherents of a sect called the 'Twelvers') who believe that the Shia messiah, the Mahdi, will return to earth either as result of or to bring about the apocalyptic end of days. It is that apocalypse that they are intent upon facilitating. That is why the argument that 'they wouldn't dare launch a nuclear attack because they know half of Iran would be obliterated as a result' is so fatuous. They would be happy if that were to occur.
Reza Kahlili (a pseudonym) is reportedly a former CIA spy within the Revolutionary Guards. As he has written:
'Khamenei has been heard to say that the coming of the last Islamic Messiah, the Shiites' 12th Imam Mahdi, is near and that specific actions need to be taken to protect the Islamic regime for upcoming events. Mahdi, according to Shiite belief, will reappear at the time of Armageddon… Many in the Guards and Basij have been told that the 12th Imam is on earth, facilitated the victory of Hezbollah over Israel in the 2006 war and soon will announce publicly his presence after the needed environment is created.
'… Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, an influential cleric and a radical Twelver, previously had stated that Khamenei ascends to the sky every year to take direction from Imam Mahdi, and sources close to the cleric have disclosed that Khamenei has been ordered by Imam Mahdi to continue with the nuclear program despite worldwide objection as it will facilitate his coming.'
Last December, Kahlili warned that the previous May Khamenei had ordered the Revolutionary Guards to speed up the nuclear-bomb program and arm Iran's missiles with nuclear warheads. Now, he wrote, Khamenei had ordered the guards to prepare for war:
Why Iran will not 'come to its senses' – Mail Online – Melanie Phillips's blog
Will Iran Lash Out at Weak Israel? | The Diplomat
But the reality for Khamenei is that flexing his muscles at home is unlikely to be enough.
And, in terms of targets abroad, Israel surely could be at the top of Khamenei's wish list. After all, striking the United States would only rally support around any Obama election year response, something Khamenei is surely desperate to avoid. Of course, Arab targets are another possibility, but one would imagine that Iran is loath to do something that would see Tehran further isolated in the region.
As a result, attacking Israel in some way could be seen by Iran as the least costly option, diplomatically at least. In the event of such an attack, Persian Gulf countries certainly aren't going to rush to Israel's side. And, although they are unlikely to actually explicitly back Iran taking such action (and they are, in fact, quite worried about the prospects of a nuclear Iran), the Arab world is undoubtedly angry with Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the peace process. Israel's diplomatic isolation was compounded by Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's warning to EU powers France, Britain and Germany that they risked making themselves "irrelevant" in the peace process.
What does Iran's supreme leader really want? – Haaretz
Do the religious tenants of Islam prohibit or permit the use of nuclear arms by Iran in the event of a war? A new study offers some troubling answers.
But the authors of the study warn against putting much stock in this attitude of Khomeini and Khamenei. First of all, they emphasize, Islamic tradition, in general, and Shi'ite tradition, in particular, contain justifications for using any means to harm those who do not believe in Islam. Secondly, fatwas are issued according to unique circumstances and can be modified.
Furthermore, Shi'ite law permits deception and dissimulation in matters of life and death, and when such tactics serve the Islamic community, the umma. "Such considerations have almost certainly shaped Iran's nuclear diplomacy," the researchers state, but they go on to point out that Iran is not an exception in this regard. Every country that has produced or tried to produce nuclear weapons – such as India, Pakistan, South Africa, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and according to foreign reports also Israel – has resorted to tactics of concealment, denial and deception.
What does Iran's supreme leader really want? – Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News


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Sony Ericsson's environmentally friendly GreenHeart range has had a rather impressive first year on sale and now its latest edition looks set to raise the bar significantly...
The 'Aspen' (previously leaked under the codename 'Faith) is the GreenHeart's first smartphone and while it has more rigid angles than 80s car design (amusingly referred to by Sony Ericsson as "human curvature" - as if), it looks a worthy edition.
Love it/hate it angles are augmented by HSDPA, WiFi, aGPS, Google Maps and stereo speakers plus Facebook, Twitter and Windows Live Messenger integration. There's a 3.2MP camera too plus practicalities such as a microSD expansion card slot, 3.5mm headphone jack and microUSB charging (my, Sony Ericsson, how you've changed). At 117 x 60 x 12.45 mm and 130g it's portable as well.
The controversial part? It runs Windows Mobile. The good (better) part is the Aspen is the first smartphone to confirm v6.5.3, admittedly a tweak, though one which adds an improved touch UI, (finally) moves the start menu to the bottom and redesigns key features such as messages, time and weather. It's not enough to have Windows Mobile playing in Android, BlackBerry or iPhone territory, but it is a start and suggests better things lay in store for Windows Mobile 7.
The Aspen launches in Q1 in white and black finishes - though the big question remains: will it sell once Microsoft gives us our expected glimpse of Windows Mobile 7 at Mobile World Congress this month...?


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Since the beginning I have stood by the conviction that government must live within its means and prioritize its spending of the people's money, yet unfortunately, the current trend is to spend frivolously and pass on unfunded obligations to future generations.
Since I came to the South Carolina Senate in 2005, I have seen government spending grow by over 40%. The Assembly took the massive increase in tax receipts from 2004, 2005, 2006 and spent every dime. I have fought consistently with other like-minded senators to eliminate wasteful spending by either returning more money to you, the taxpayer, or setting aside revenue for budget shortage years like this year. We were successful in a few tax cuts, yet most of the funds were recklessly spent.
This year there is a revenue shortfall and while the Assembly was forced to cut spending, this year's budget still robs $100 million from the Medicaid trust fund and creates a $161 million annualization hole in the State's budget. We have $20 billion in unfunded liabilities in state employee benefits. Governor Sanford was compelled to take out his line-item-veto pen 64 times to eliminate spending on programs outside the core mission of our government agencies. He has recommended that we restore agencies like Corrections and health care to full funding, and I agree that should be our priority.
With these issues looming, I felt it necessary to stand for fiscal responsibility and support the majority of Governor Sanford's vetoes.
Although painful, these cuts are necessary to prevent future disasters from occurring. Unfortunately, the General Assembly has over-ridden most of these vetoes and our future problems will come home to roost as expected.
You may read the messages on each veto by following this link:
I chose to sustain all line item vetoes except for the following: 11-Bureau of Protective Services; 17-State Guard Operating Expenses; 23-Long Term Facility Reimbursement; 24-Carry Forward DHHS Dental Reimbursement; 27-Public Nursing Facilities; 28-Nursing Services to High Risk/High Tech Children; 30-Teen Pregnancy Prevention
I appreciate the opportunity to serve you in the South Carolina Senate and find it necessary to make these tough choices as long as we are commended to be stewards over the funds that belong to you, the taxpayer.