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If Wes Matthews can play in the NBA, and he can, Jae Crowder can play in the NBA. Just watch.
If Wes Matthews can play in the NBA, and he can, Jae Crowder can play in the NBA. Just watch.
Scrap where there any picks you didn't like?? The NBA Draft is becoming more and more of a crap shoot. Look at all the Freshman who were drafted high as opposed to the Sophomores his season. It seems like teams like the luster but after another season in college that luster sure wears off. The second round is even more of a head scratcher because often times you don't know what the team is doing and the 2nd rounders often have a difficult time sticking.
The biggest losers in the draft, IMO, were the Cavs (though I like the addition of Zeller), the Mavericks, and Memphis. (That's of team that could have helped themselves, but drafted poorly.
I don't like any of Dallas' picks. Not one. I think Waiters was picked way too high (though I like his game). Same for Terrence Ross.
I think Myers Leonard is going to get his coach fired sooner rather than later.
Andre Drummond has major question marks, but was a good gamble for Detroit that low.
Kendall Marshall is going to be a bust who will be lucky to make it five years in the league.
The 76er choice of Harkless was a mistake, especially considering they already have two swing guys who play his position, are better than he is, and aren't likely to share their position(s). (Though I like the addition of Moultrie.)
The Rockets, aside from the pick of Lamb, have again chosen power forwards. That's five of them on their roster right now. And none of those five look to be a star, but all are really similar to each other. And none can shoot beyond 15 feet.
Jared Cunningham was an extreme reach who can't shoot.
Wroten is worse. And a bad teammate. And lazy.
Mies Plumlee looks great, but hasn't produced since high school.
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"You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."
-- Christy Matthewson
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you an idiot."
-- Leo Durocher
Good point, WMR. Plumlee is the epitome of an Airport All-American. He's got chiseled features, a great body, he can jump out of the gym. He might even be nice to children and the elderly.
But the Pacers picked the wrong guy. Moultrie would have been a great pick. So would have Perry Jones. Ezeli would have been great as well. I had Plumlee behind not only these guys, but Robert Sacre and Kyle O'Quinn too.
I don't know what Bird was thinking, aside from needing a white guy.
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"You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."
-- Christy Matthewson
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you an idiot."
-- Leo Durocher
Yes, taking Plumlee over the first 3 you mentioned is just criminally bad.
Funny joke I heard on another forum...
"Larry Bird keeps trying to draft the next Larry Bird."
Pacers are turning back the clock on their draft strategy...
Notice any similarities?97 Austin Croshere
96 Mark Pope
95 Fred Hoiberg
94 Eric Piatowski
94 Damon Bailey
93 Scott Haskin
Dion Waiters was fantastic at times in college. There were times that he completely took over the game. Shot from deep and took the ball to the rim. When I heard he was rising up draft boards I thought that made sense.
UConn had one of the most disapointing seasons yet had two guys go in the top 12 or so picks. Its troublesome if you can't get motivated to play a big college game. What happens when you "get yours?" Lamb looked fantastic in 2011 but was a shell of that last season.
Marshall, Zeller, Barnes, and Henson played on the same team, great at times, and underachiving at others. I agree Marshall has no business going that high. Henson is raw, Barnes has question marks, and Zeller looks to be an uninspiring player. If I had to make a bet who would be the best player in that class it would be Zeller because I think he has staying power.
Mason Plumlee has no business getting drafted let alone going in the 1st round.
Royce White looked great at times playing on a team that really didn't have many other pieces. Even in the UK game he looked good. I like that value.
Myers Loenard can look great one moment but awful the next. He may get a coach fired but I think he will have a very good career. If he works at it he may be the steal of the draft.
I am interested in seeing how the UK guys translate in the NBA. I want to see how they translate with the opposing team having the same level of talent. Its one of the age old questions were they a combination of good players or were they individually great? Kinda like the Alabama defense from last year. I think Lamb made a mistake in going this year. Jones could have been a lottery pick had he gone back but he also could ahve dropped out of the first round.
Vandy had 3 players go in the first 31 picks. What the heck?!?!?!
Like Jae Crowder think Draymon Green is a college player who won't do anything in the pros. Its cool to see O'Quinn who carried his 15 seed team to a NCAA win get drafted. The Lakers got a C who could play 10 years in the league with the last pick in the draft while the Knicks draft a guy named Kostas Papanikolaou.
Draft Grades from CNNSI if anyone is interested.
"I have just been more than a little suspect of all the trades since the Willy (Scott Williamson) cash grab. That one left such a bad taste in my mouth that even a 1985 Dom Pérignon couldn't cleanse it." -- Creek14
Take heart, Pacer fans.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...&sct=hp_t12_a0Grade: B- The Pacers are getting killed by most media folks for going with Miles Plumlee at No. 26, but I won't be one of them (I had the Duke center as a late first-round pick in my last two mock drafts). He was a star at a group workout in Minnesota, where all 30 teams attended, and he continued his momentum at the draft combine. He not only has great size and insane athleticism (a workout-best 41-inch vertical leap in Minnesota), but also seems to have untapped potential because of the way he was used at Duke. With Austin Rivers and Seth Curry running the show, players like Plumlee were asked to hit the boards, set screens, defend and not much more. Conveniently enough, the Pacers could always use another big man to do those same things while hoping he evolves into something more. The Pacers also took UCSB shooting guard Orlando Johnson (No. 36, via a trade with Sacramento).
Granted, I don't believe that I would've passed on Jones III or Teague. And, yes, the Pacers may have overreached to fill a need, but here's the bottom line:
If Plumlee truly is Jeff Foster 2.0--remember, MP only played 20 minutes a night for Duke--he was well worth the pick.
Johnson looks like a player to me, even if his selection deviates, much like Danny Granger, Paul George and others, from the Pacers standard "draft strategy."
"I have just been more than a little suspect of all the trades since the Willy (Scott Williamson) cash grab. That one left such a bad taste in my mouth that even a 1985 Dom Pérignon couldn't cleanse it." -- Creek14
Well I am starting to warm up to it Blue. I heard them talking about the selection on a sports talk show here in my area. They basically said that Coach K's offensive scheme did not involve a big man really touching the ball with getting a shot in mind. It was exactly as you said, setting screens and crashing the boards. Plumlee has an NBA body and the genetics behind him. Hopefully in a few years everyone will be talking about how the Pacers got a steal in the 2012 draft.
...and this one belongs to the Reds.
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In his interviews, Mr. Adnan Oktar is constantly drawing attention to the fact that women should be free. He reminds us that the women with or without head scarf, or wearing low-cut dresses, are all equal and beautiful Muslims.
Thus recently a lot of people have also mentioned the same topic that Mr. Adnan Oktar has been talking about constantly.
A9 TV: June 21st 2013
ADNAN OKTAR: Our nation is beautiful, Turkey is also very beautiful but the system has to be democratic. Strict attention should be paid to this. There can be people from any kind of belief. If you insist the religion is wrong and say "Believe the way I believe", then you ruin everything, it would be very wrong. Master Tayyip pays strict attention to democracy but my humble advice is, the spirit of Hazrat Mahdi (as), is showing love to all the thoughts and beliefs.
Because look, there are no hadiths about the time of Hazrat Mahdi (as) saying "Pray like this, fast like that". There is justice, but a perfect justice, perfect social justice, economic relief, liberty; but at the utmost, enormous safety, glorious love, glorious sense of art, amazing enthusiasm.
They can cover their head or they can wear low-cut dresses. An image of the government that believes the people must cover their heads would be very wrong. People should do anything on their own way. Religion would develop in such an environment. Oppression deranges the people.
For example I look at the ladies, the ones standing alone are usually the ones that don't cover their heads, the ladies who cover their heads are very rare. They are afraid, they say; "What if they force me to cover my head?", or "What if I cover my head because of neighborhood pressure?". Imagine if they cover their head because they are afraid, imagine the hatred they would be full of. They would feel very disturbed. They would feel anger anytime they go out. Is it necessary? There should be an infinite freedom.
A9 TV: September 23rd, 2012
ADNAN OKTAR: It is the same, if they love their country and nation that it doesn't matter if they cover their heads or not. We hold those women who cover their heads in high esteem. Also we hold the women who don't cover their heads in high esteem, too. It is important to emphasise on having faith.
A9 TV: November 6th, 2012
ADNAN OKTAR: We have very right-minded, full of love and affectionate sisters who cover their heads and wear the burqa. Those women who don't cover their heads and the ones who cover their heads must see each other as sisters and Muslims. They should believe that all of them are pious, clean and virtuous Muslims. Of course it is important to have the spirit of love, brotherhood and compassion. Our young ladies are like flowers. The teenage girls who don't cover their heads, and the ones who wear low-cut dresses, they wear beautiful and sparkling clothes. The women who cover their heads are also very cute, they are very beautiful. They wear very clean clothes. They can be friends, how nice is tha?. Everybody can wear what they wish. People can believe in both of them. Hatred is a very scary thing, anger is a very scary thing.
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Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Bekir Bozdağ, explained that they have moved away from the previous of the government dictating appearances and he said; "We have left behind the understanding of the government saying; 'I intervene in your beard or moustache, your heels, your make up, I intervene if you cover your head or not, and if you don't obey these laws, I will make life unbearable for you, and you cannot earn your bread in this country'".


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Mines researcher honored for wind technology commercializationGOLDEN, Colo., June 1, 2011 – Colorado School of Mines congratulates Assistant Professor Kathryn Johnson.
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Nas asks fans to put spin on album cover
Nas is inviting fans to put their own spins on the cover art to the upcoming 20th anniversary edition of his album Illmatic.
Through his website, NasirJones.com, people can insert their own photos onto the album cover, which features a picture of Nas as a child. By submitting the altered artwork, fans will be entered to win a pair of tickets to see Nas perform Illmatic. The winner will also receive an autographed CD as well as other Illmatic swag.
Create your own Illmatic Cover! http://t.co/9wGNDFLLZr Tag #IllmaticXX when you post it.
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Nas' Illmatic XX will hit stores on Tuesday, just four days before 20-year anniversary of his debut album. Nas will perform his album at New York's Beacon Theatre on April 16th to mark the opening day of the Tribeca Film Festival. The performance will follow the premiere of the documentary Time Is Illmatic, which chronicles the making of his iconic album.
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Now it is your turn... our contestants have posted their work and showed their support to a good cause, the month of Breast Cancer Awareness... But you are the ones that need to tell us where the e-book is going to go!
Please, help us to choose the winner.
Here are the links to the entries:
[[B]John_Betong[/B] and his pinkified site: http://Johns-Jokes.com](http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/member.php?87957-John_Betong)
Lieto showing some pink splashing in his picture: http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?892453-Pink-For-October-The-Contest&p=5207714&viewfull=1#post5207714
[[B][B]AndrewCooper[/B][/B] taking pink a step further with 3 entries + donations: http://www.apcooper.co.uk/, http://www.apcooper.co.uk/blog/volunteering-and-fundraising/pink-for-october-2012-breast-cancer-awareness-month/](http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/member.php?286193-AndrewCooper)
http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?892453-Pink-For-October-The-Contest&p=5209534&viewfull=1#post5209534wareness-month/, http://www.justgiving.com/pinkforoctober/
[[B][B]TechnoBear[/B][/B] showing the pink beauty of nature with a fantastic pic:http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?892453-Pink-For-October-The-Contest&p=5209534&viewfull=1#post5209534](http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/member.php?453174-TechnoBear)
[[B]smallc[/B] and his pink theme [URL="http://www.smallwebdevelopment.com.au"]smallwebdevelopment.com.au](http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/member.php?556992-smallc)
Vote Now!
Where is the poll?
I see the poll. Don't you?
Bah! My eye sight is going (unless... you added it after I asked about the poll...hmmm)
Wow, this was quick. I didn't even had the time to refresh my screen!
I hope that you will see it because I can see it :shifty:
Just trying to keep you on your toes
Are you making sure that I don't drink?
Well, we weren't going to say anything yet, but an intervention has been planned for later in the week.
Can I remind you that this thread is related to Breast Cancer Awareness and not to "Let's save molona from shameless alcoholic behaviour"? We can leave that for next month so I have time to run away and hide with my bot...errr... with my basic survival kit :shifty:
A pinky vote from a tablet
Of course, I placed my vote... I need to provide some example here
Voted (don't want to be outdone by an alcoholic molona ).
I've READ that!! :nono: :mad:
Now... where did I put the gin?
Congratulations John by the looks of things.
Well, we have spoken and John has been chosen... Congratulations and well done! I will have Hawk contact you to receive your award
Thanks to everyone for participating and doing an effort for a great cause. clap clap clap
Congratulations John!
Congrats John and thanks to all those who participated :tup:
Congrats John Well done!
Congrats john,but i think pink is for women.i heard one add many months ago,and that is like"think pink,think women"


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LAKEWOOD — Roofing improvements to the George Nye Library and the Lakewood Youth Center are on the horizon if the City Council on Tuesday approves the project's lowest bid.
Ten private companies submitted proposals on the work, and the Placentia-based Roofing Standards made the lowest bid at $115,200.
Western States Roofing Systems, of Northridge, the second lowest bidder at $166,600, however, sent the city a protest letter saying Roofing Standards' estimate was below the actual cost to complete the work, according to a city staff report.
In the report, Director of Public Works Lisa Rapp addressed Western States' concerns with the council.
Roofing Standards gave city staff an accurate bid verification, she says.
The staff also contacted the roofing consultant, who supplied the roofing materials' cost sheet. The material cost was below the amount allocated by Roofing Standards' bid, according to Rapp.
The company also provided evidence of their intent to comply with the California labor codes for wages, according to the staff report.
Each contractor is responsible for determining its own material quantities, labor hours, overhead and profit percentage that comprise the total bid amount.
Roofing Standards is one of the few contractors certified by the roofing materials manufacturer to install the 20-year warranted roofing system at the library and youth center, according to the staff report.
Rapp recommended that the council accept the lowest bid and reject the bid protest letter, according to the staff report.
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So I had this little javascript method that I was using to hide stuff on my web page. (This version is slightly modified -- hopefully I didn't add too many bugs):
function hide(arg) {
if((arg instanceof Array) || (arg instanceof HTMLCollection))
var elemList = arg;
var elemList = [ arg ];
for(var i = 0; i < elemList.length; ++i)
elemList[i].style.display = 'none';
Somtimes I was passing single DOM elements, but other times I was passing a list of them either as an Array or as an HTMLCollection. Two usages were as follows:
This worked great for a while, but apparently the powers-that-be decided the storage class HTMLCollection just wasn't cutting it and calls to getElementsByName one day started returning a new data type: NodeList, which of course broke my script.
I don't have much experience with Javascript (or any other weakly typed language for that matter). It occurs to me that what I'm really trying to do is come up with a substitute for the technique of function overloading that folks use in Java or C++ (strongly typed languages). In those languages I would have two methods doSomething -- one that took a list, and the other that took a single instance. And in those languages, you wouldn't have the return type of core library methods change on you.
So my questions are:
1) Should I just be abandoning this technique of interrogating argument types to achieve what is basically a function overload? Should I instead restrict myself to having two methods: hide() and hideList() (which seems rather cumbersome given my background)?
2) Or is there some more robust way I could have written my original hide method such that it wouldn't have failed and that is in general a better way to achieve function overloading?
Thanks much,Matt
Nothing wrong with using that approach to function overloading in JavaScript.
The only issue that you have there is that you have three different sorts of input but only test for two of them.
Since you want the processing for arrays and nodelists to be the same and for single values to be different you could test the one thing that distinguishes them - both arrays and nodelists have a length property while single entries do not. You are not using any of the other properties and methods that arrays have but nodelists don't and so do not need to distinguish between an array and a nodelist.
Dear Stephen,
Thankyou for your response.
If there's nothing wrong with the approach, then why was my script working one day, and not the next? If I can't trust that the data types returned from core methods won't change on me, then testing for these types seems unwise.
As I said, document.getElementsByName() wasn't returning a NodeList before. I had no need to check for it. Should I also check for instanceof ThingyList in case it starts returning a ThingyList next week?
Can I be assured they will never add a length property to a DOM document element? I would have put more faith in the stability of the data type returned by getElementsByName than in an unchanging property list of a DOM document element.
If testing the data types of arguments to effect function overloading is standard programming practice, then IMHO they shouldn't be changing the return types of core system methods.
I'm left annoyed and faithless.
The reason why I suggested testing if it has a length is that anything that has a length has more than one element in it and you need a loop to process them. You'd effectively be testing whether what is received is one or more than one regardless of its type.
Even if you were using a language such as Java that allows proper overloading, your code still would have broken. Imagine this Java pseudo-code.
void hide(Array arg) {
// ...
void hide(HTMLCollection arg) {
// ...
void hide(HTMLElement arg) {
// ...
Now imagine that you suddenly start trying to pass a NodeList to the hide method. It wouldn't work. So your emulation of overloading is fine, because even proper overloading would have broken. You were simply the unfortunate victim of a changing DOM API. In an ideal world, all those collection types would extend a super type so you could automatically catch any sub types that might arise in the future, but alas that isn't the API we have to work with. One option available to you would be to reverse the order that you test arg's type. Start by testing if arg is a single element, and if so, array wrap it. Else, assume that arg is array-like.
Really! This script was written months ago. It's not yet published on my website, and I haven't yet gotten around to testing it on any browser than my firefox browser that's always been set for auto-updates.
This thing was definitely working before, but you sound like you know what you're talking about. I'm befuddled. I'm tempted to try to roll-back my firefox browser version to see if I can't figure out why it was working.
Note: While the W3C DOM 3 Core specification says elements is a NodeList that was simply because of a an attempt to have the "core" specification not depend on the "html" specification at that time. The DOM 4 draft says that elements is an HTMLCollection.
Gecko/Firefox currently returns a NodeList (Bug 162927) but starting with Gecko/Firefox 19, this method will return HTMLCollection (Bug 799464). Internet Explorer returns a HTMLCollection. WebKit returns a NodeList. Opera also returns a NodeList, but with a namedItem method implemented, which makes it similar to a HTMLCollection.
The idea of someone changing the return type of a core function in a strongly typed language is ludicrous because it's pretty much guaranteed to break every bit of code on the planet that uses it.
But perhaps it's just as far fetched in javascript. Stephen thinks I must be mistaken and that there is some other explanation for what happened. Perhaps he is right. It's been months since I've looked at this script. I'm sure it was working. But perhaps it is something as simple as my last working version not getting saved. I really can't be sure at this point.
Ah Ha!
So the return type IS changing around! I have multiple computers in the house. Perhaps one of them was running an older version of firefox. Or perhaps I got an auto-update. Maybe I didn't muff this after all.
Now tell me again the last time any method in the Java standard library changed one of it's return types? I'd be very surprised if that ever happened.
I'm returning to my previous state of being annoyed and faithless.
Thanks very very much,Matt
Coincidentally, I recently (accidentally) passed a string to a python method that normally took a list. A string is a funny data type that is perhaps most often processed as an atomic entity, but it can also be thought of as an array of characters. And it does have a length. So my function happily processed it. The results were quite frightful.
So looking for the length property wouldn't work to distinguish between an array of strings and a single string. A minor point, but perhaps worth mentioning.
The getElementsByClassName method appears to be the only method that doesn't return the same data type in all browsers - all the others are either a NodeList or an HTMLCollection across all browsers according to everything I can find that discusses this.
An HTMLCollection is basically the same as a NodeList but with a few extra methods available. So the simplest solution would be to simply test for either one and treat them the same unless you are going to use the additional methods - even there you'd be safest to still test for either one as some browsers also implement the methods on both so that they are effectively the same thing in those browsers and older browsers will not necessarily have the new HTMLCollection methods.
You can use my overload implementation!
regards XD


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you def have some sweet style gent. and that flik sketch rules. were lucky enough to have a few heads around here.
you def have some sweet style gent. and that flik sketch rules. were lucky enough to have a few heads around here.
throwin in my shit as of lately, still a toy. but im still getting better
just upgraded to Flickr Pro, now some older Sudbury flicks are visible along with a bunch of older MTL ones.
hansolo last sketch has 14 arrows! you got me beat I tried to do a zelf sketch with as many arrows as possible awhile back i think i only got to 7 arrows, but what i learnt was that keep it simple or it will get wacky.
fuck hanssolo you are getting way better, we need to chill man sketch sesh and fatty blunts
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theres nothin better than a good old can of black and white
Hahaha this thread is so predictable.. I hope no one thinks I'm a big bad hater because I pointed something out about flik's sketch.. The reason I posted my opinion is because maybe someone else agrees with me and could explain how to fix it better than I could. I dont know how often he sketches or if he sketches at all anymore, so maybe it could have been good advice to improve his shadow if it was a recent doodle but who cares, jesus. Maybe I was being a bit over critical but I'm sure he can handle it, he's a big boy. I apologize if my comments hurt anyone's feelings.
props to hans, i like the progress bro
"a couple FLIKs for talking"
me personaly i dont really read much on this thread considering it is a picture thread... and i seen a most tag on lasalle... so happy to see that again cant wait to see which characters will be out there. ps my camera works. lets get some fucking footage!!!!!!! msg me. i want to get this movie started so we could maybe have it out in a year.
wow that flik side busted smug so hard ....
this abandon building here looks like fun, someone really needs to take me sometime. we could spend a whole day on a production of mural quality. smoke cigs, drink beers and eat sandwhiches would be tons of fun!
i would be head banging to sabbath if i went there
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kinda sucks to see that. I used to look up to him. same with grim, until bimo showed me a 95% identical piece from someone else. (silver piece at the dam). its even worse when your friend posts the pics. but flik.. he's not a biter... trust me.
Love Flik and the Jeso etchasketch
Zelf I is be bringing you to this abondon Building, I is be having a plan.Butt you gotta bring canned beans
Poor fliks for talking
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Monday 03, December 2012 by Robin Amlôt
Qatar Exchange hosts "Success in Digital IR" Workshop
Qatar Exchange (QE) today hosted the "Success in Digital IR" workshop and the 4th Annual KWD Webranking Survey Awards for the best websites in the MENA region. The event was held at St. Regis Hotel, Doha. in cooperation with M: Communications and with the support of the Middle East Investor Relations Society.


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Elegant enough for guests or giving, simple enough to make every day. These tasty little treats are made using prepared pie pastry.
Preheat oven to 425ºF. Line cookie pan with parchment paper.
Place candy in small microwave-safe bowl; microwave on 50% power 1-2 minutes, stirring every 10 seconds until candy is melted. Stir in 3 tablespoons pecans and sugar.
Unroll pie crusts onto work surface; cut each crust into 16 wedges. Place about ½ teaspoon mixture onto widest end of each wedge. Starting at widest edge, roll up; gently press point of wedge into each roll. Place rolls seam/point side down on cookie pan.
Bake 12-14 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pan to cooling grid; cool completely.
To make icing, stir milk into confectioners' sugar in small bowl until desired thickness is reached. Drizzle icing over cooled cookies. Sprinkle with remaining nuts.
Makes 32 cookies.
For Cinnamon Milk Chocolate Nut Crescent, substitute ½ cup milk chocolate morsels for white chocolate. Substitute cinnamon sugar for granulated sugar. Continue as recipe directs.
If desired, substitute melted white or dark chocolate for icing. Drizzle over cookies as recipe directs.


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Benchmarks Game/Parallel/RegexDNA
From HaskellWiki
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Old submission is:
* http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u64q/benchmark.php?test=regexdna&lang=ghc&id=2
* http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u64q/benchmark.php?test=regexdna&lang=ghc&id=2
Revision as of 18:05, 21 September 2008
Old submission is:
* ghc --make -O2 -fglasgow-exts -package regex-posix -optc-O3 -threaded regexdna3.hs * ./regexdna3 +RTS -N2 < big.txt
This is almost identical to the old code, with a parallel map used to perform the first phase of the benchmark (counting matches of each variant). I had trouble compiling the original with Text.Regex.Posix so I used Text.Regex.PCRE (which is probably faster, are hackage packages fair game?). I see a speedup from 46 seconds to 33 seconds when running this case -N2 vs the original case (with PCRE) unthreaded.
I see some weirdness in the shootout page's numbers. They list haskell running at 70 seconds (with Posix regex) and Python running as 25 seconds. I have a comparable system (roughly), and when I run the Python test case I get 46 seconds (nearly identical to the Haskell PCRE case). This probably means their machine has better memory bandwidth and that moving to PCRE is a big win (I believe python uses PCRE), but I'm not sure.
-- The Computer Language Benchmarks Game -- http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/ -- Contributed by: Sergei Matusevich 2007 import Control.Parallel.Strategies import List import Text.Regex.PCRE -- requires regex-pcre-builtin import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as B variants = [ "agggtaaa|tttaccct", "[cgt]gggtaaa|tttaccc[acg]", "a[act]ggtaaa|tttacc[agt]t", "ag[act]gtaaa|tttac[agt]ct", "agg[act]taaa|ttta[agt]cct", "aggg[acg]aaa|ttt[cgt]ccct", "agggt[cgt]aa|tt[acg]accct", "agggta[cgt]a|t[acg]taccct", "agggtaa[cgt]|[acg]ttaccct" ] main = do file <- B.getContents let [s1,s2,s3] = map (B.concat . tail) $ groupBy notHeader $ B.split '\n' file showVars r = r ++ ' ' : show ((s2 =~ r :: Int) + (s3 =~ r :: Int)) mapM_ putStrLn $ parMap rnf showVars variants putChar '\n' print (B.length file) print (B.length s1 + B.length s2 + B.length s3) print (B.length s1 + B.length s3 + length (B.unpack s2 >>= substCh)) where notHeader _ s = B.null s || B.head s /= '>' substCh 'B' = "(c|g|t)" substCh 'D' = "(a|g|t)" substCh 'H' = "(a|c|t)" substCh 'K' = "(g|t)" substCh 'M' = "(a|c)" substCh 'N' = "(a|c|g|t)" substCh 'R' = "(a|g)" substCh 'S' = "(c|g)" substCh 'V' = "(a|c|g)" substCh 'W' = "(a|t)" substCh 'Y' = "(c|t)" substCh etc = [etc]


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|Kevin Bacon
When I first moved here, I lived in Sherman Oaks. It's a great neighborhood, safe, lots of conveniences nearby, less expensive... all good things. But I will tell you, as wonderful as the valley is, it's nothing like living in the city. If you're interested being surrounded by a little more energy, stay south of the hills. Yes, it can be more expensive, but it's not that bad. I have a really good friend who lives in Studio City, another who lives in Culver City and I live in West LA (inland Santa Monica.) We all have very comparable apartments in price and quality. My Culver City friend and I just have a little less square footage for the same price, but I sort of think of it like a Denny's dinner platter... yeah, it's a good deal, but I don't really need all that food. I have a great apartment with plenty of space and I'm two miles from the beach in one direction and just a few miles for Beverly Hills and WeHo in the other necessary spots. It can be a pain to get to Burbank for auditions, but I'm relatively close to a freeway, so midday auditions aren't too difficult.
In my humble opinion, look for an older building in great neighborhoods like Santa Monica, Brentwood, Culver City, Westwood (though lots of UCLA kids), West Hollywood, some parts of Hollywood, Miracle Mile, Park La Brea. You can get some great deals, especially if you can do a roommate situation. On that note... I have found all my roommates of Craigslist and will say, if you have the luxury of a month or two to move, take your time and go meet lots and lots and lots of people, you can find really great roommates. I have been living with my current ones for two years and they are now two of my best friends. There are a LOT of crazies, but put in the leg-work, you'll find many great normal people. I wouldn't trade my roommates for anything.
In the end, just remember that wherever you end up, it will dictate who you'll hang out with. Los Angeles is a huge area and though it may not look like far on the map, or even if someone tells you it's just a 30-minute drive, it's glossing over what it takes to go visit someone -- there's the distance, plus the traffic, plus parking. It's exhausting. If you move to Burbank or Glendale, you're not going to have friends on the westside. You're just not.
I've lived in LA for four years and it never ceases to amaze me how many cool and unique neighborhoods are available. You could pack up and move every year and still not reach them all in 20 years. The main thing to keep in mind is that you really won't understand the feel of all these different areas until you live here, so you may end up moving around a few times until you settle in the neighborhood with the vibe that feels right to you. For me, feeling comfortable and happy at home is really important for my sanity. The great news is there are lots of absolutely great apartments all over town, and with patience and hard work, you can land a gem in a neighborhood you wouldn't think you could afford.
|Russell Crowe
Bumping this do it doesn't disappear into the archives.
|Morgan Freeman
I went to LA to check out a bunch of neighbourhoods last month and I went everywhere to get a porper lay of the land. I stayed in Hollywood Heights with family and that area is crazy expensive.
I'm looking for a 2 or 3 bedroom place so my budget is considerably pricier than studios or 1-bedroom places but I found a few 2 bedrooms for between $1500 and $2000 along Franklin between La Brea and over to La Cienega, as well as a few places right near Runyon Canyon.
The other area I liked was Los Feliz but I think I'd be pickier about where in Los Feliz as I'd want to be close to the main shopping/restaurant strip. Also, being from Toronto, I'm very used to public transit as we take it everywhere, which I also did while in LA. So I'd want to be close to the Metro and a bus line. I will get a car of course but there may be days where it may be easier to not have to worry about parking and just jump on a train/bus. GASP I know.
I also checked out North Hollywood, Valley Village, Century City and Pasadena. I definitely liked all those areas but couldn't picture myself living there. If the price was that much cheaper and had the amenities I was looking for, might be tempted to try those neighbourhoods out.
And if I could live anywhere, no worries about cost, I'd probably choose the Vine and Sunset area. Trader Joes, Farmer's Market, restaurants, shopping, nice condos, reminds of Toronto.
|Al Pacino
North Hollywood has some newly built apartment buildings very near the station.
|Denzel Washington
Personally I live in West Hollywood; I don't think you can find a better location than that. 1 mile away from Beverly Hills; close to the Beverly Center and the Grove and many classes... I live like less than a quarter mile away from Brian Reise Studios... Close to Aaron Speiser school too... etc
Personally I HATE Sunset and Vine because it's filled with annoying tourists. I like to drive everywhere and never take public transportation so being close to places in walking distance is not important to me. I've never walked anywhere ; I just love to drive...
Los Feliz is too hippy, artsy for me; I don't like the vibe. The valley, Studio City and Sherman Oaks are ok but boring and more suburban, not very "city" like.
|Sean Penn
As they say... to each their own. But to find out what 'your own' is, you have to know the neighborhoods... it's nice to keep this thread going for sure.
|Anthony Hopkins
I live in silverlake and I love, love it!
I also love La Crescenta and Glendale, but for some people they're too far out.
|Al Pacino
Amo, gonna have to say that I'm one of those people that think Glendale is a bit too far off the beaten track for actors. Traffic can get really heavy during morning and late afternoon. It's still passable via surface streets Glendale -> Burbank -> NoHo. But it's still quite a trek.
Have heard good things about Silverlake.
|Anthony Hopkins
I've lived in the valley and that's no picnic either traffic wise. Glendale is a little out there, but cheaper to live in some cases.
All in all, if you're going to live in LA, you will have traffic.
I like Silverlake because I am a half mile from Sunset, the 2 is very close, the 101 is a mile away and the 5 is also real close.
|Anthony Hopkins
My cousin lives in a great condo in Culver City, but that area also seems like a traffic nightmare via the 10 and the 405. But I have had some auditions down there, so avoiding traffic is not possible when you audition in this town.
Surface streets are great, but sometimes you have to grit your teeth, pop in that cd and head onto the parking lot we call the 101.
|Denzel Washington
No mention of Toluca Lake? It's a nice, clean and safe area with a definite small town feel which is fine by me since I'm a small town girl. Your typical Tolucan is a bit older than most new actors, but you want to network? It's virtually impossible to step out your front door without networking because everybody works for the networks! Or studios ... I've met people from virtually every corner of the business when I was just out and about and have gotten to the point that I rarely leave except for auditions and work which is usually just a hop, skip and a jump away. And I've found some alternate ways down the hill for when the 101 is backed up, so that's not too much of a problem.
It does have a bit of a rep for snootiness which is in a way deserved, but people open up pretty fast if you, yourself are friendly and approachable and they figure out that you don't want anything from them. It also helps to be a hot girl that can talk about other things besides your career, but it tends to work that way everywhere ... There's not much of a party scene but we do have Timmy Nolan's and Lucy's which are within easy and safe walking distance for me when I feel like tipping some adult beverages and watching a game or just shooting the shit with whomever at happy hour.
I'm not even sure what the average rent is, but it's gotta be fairly pricey and I kind of doubt most landlords would put up with new actors stacking four and five in a two bedroom like they seem to do in some areas. I'm actually paying $1,200 for a one bedroom guest house which was an incredibly lucky find that I wouldn't have been able to get were it not for a connection.
But, yeah ... I recommend Toluca Lake for actors who already have rep and credits and are moving to town from New York or if you've gotten to the point that you're making a consistent living at it and want to live near work.
I also stayed in Laurel Canyon when I was still living in New York and was in town on business. It's pretty nice in a woodsy, rustic way, but it's kind of isolated and can be a big pita to get out of when LC Blvd is backed up. It's also gonna be a nightmare when "the big one" happens and landslides block those tiny little roads out. The area seems fairly flammable, too, and likely fires from gas tanks blowing will make it even worse. Then, I guess that pretty much goes for anywhere in the Hollywood Hills. At. Your. Own. Risk ...
|Al Pacino
Agreed on Toluca Lake. Better situated than NoHo et al if you have a car. Using Cahuenga to Highland is a speedy alternative to the freeway if you need to go south.
|Sean Penn
Graphics and statistics here for each neighborhood. It doesn't really solve the problem of "where do I live?" and the statistics may or may not matter in reality, but it's kind of interesting.
|Morgan Freeman
Since the thread got updated (thanks for the link, arrowhead), I thought I'd ask this question.
Is there really parts of LA that you have to be walking around in Kevlar or do actors like to be over-dramatic and this is just an exaggeration?
I mean there are parts of London, and other cities in Europe that are dangerous, where you probably don't want to be walking around daily during the night, but not to the level that you would have to think about getting shot each and every time you go near those neighborhoods, or even think about going around the whole neighborhood. Just be cautious, that's all.
Any thoughts?
|Sean Penn
Hollywood is sketch. I wouldn't want to walk around east of Vine by myself at night.
No, they aren't exaggerating.
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Rosegarden is a piece of software which helps you write music compositions either in standard Western musical notation or in a graph-like "matrix" layout of notes -- a piano-roll. Rosegarden has a MIDI sequencer and several different editors including a score editor. A unique aspect of Rosegarden, in contrast to most other music composition software, is that it is being created by an international collaboration of software developers who are continually publishing new versions of the software every day. Rosegarden runs on Linux (Rosegarden does not run in Windows) using the ALSA sound system so you need to have both Linux and ALSA installed first.
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Katy Perry teases 'Prismatic' tour photos
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Katy Perry is kicking off her "Prismatic" world tour Wednesday night in Belfast, Ireland. It's the start of a full month in Europe before Katy arrives stateside.
The pop star is teasing fans with previews of her elaborate stage show and costumes. She tweeted out a photo of herself at what appears to be rehearsals for the concert. The singer is seen wearing a large inflatable skirt that gives the appearance of her towering above the band below. Katy joked that she wanted to fly back to New York to attend the Met Gala but that "[her] dress wouldn't fit through customs."
Katy is booked for a month in the U.K. She'll wrap up with four nights at London's "O2 Arena." Swedish pop duo Icona Pop is set to join her as an opening act.
Capital Cities, Kacey Musgraves, Tegan and Sara and Becky G will be her openers for the North American leg of the tour, which starts on June 22nd.
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Hi guys,
I've followed this guideline [http://my.opera.com/core/blog/websockets] to connect to server via WebSocket with Opera but it always says WebSocket closed :-(.
The server is build on Node.js and I have no problem connected to it with Google Chrome and Firefox.
I've tried to enable WebSocket on Opera and it said nothing saved.
Anyone have an idea how I can overcome this issue or do I miss something.
Thanks so muchKet
In the onclose and onmessage event, add this line of code:console.log(e);
and copy paste the exact message here. It could be a number of things...
Thank you so much for response.Here's the messages:
Receive request for / test/index.php
Receive request for / favicon.ico
I only got it done for only one time and it just not happened again.And noted that it's just a plain test page. I didn't link to stylesheet or favicon.ico.
They said Opera WebSocket is implemented on hixie-76/hybi-00 specification.
Maybe this is a problem.
As far as I can tell, you're right. Opera 11 still implements an obsolete version of the WebSockets protocol, and that's causing the problem.
How did you install WebSockets on your Node server? If you went the "npm install websocket" route, then you ended up with the WebSocket-Node project. It does not support browsers that have older implementations of the protocol:
I made a decision early on to explicitly avoid maintaining multiple slightly different copies of the same code just to support the browsers currently in the wild. The major browsers that support WebSocket are on a rapid-release schedule (with the exception of Safari) and now that the final version of the protocol has been published as an official RFC, it won't be long before support in the wild stabilizes on that version.
It does link to a workaround for older browsers, but the fix seemed kind of convoluted to me. How important is it that you support Opera?
Thanks for additional information.Yes, I installed WebSocket with npm.My app is building around Opera, Opera Mobile, to be exact, because it eliminates the hassles for my users to configure their browsers in order to use the app.I assume that most not-so-techie users do not know how to do this e.g. with Chrome or Safari.
Opera Mobile makes it easy just as install and shoot.But there's a problem as I mentioned above.Thanks
I'm unable to test Opera Mobile, but I was able to get it working in Opera/Win7, for what it's worth.
I wish I could be more help, because the workaround code is pretty convoluted, but it all depends on what you're trying to do; I was just testing basic WebSockets support, so I only had to set up a bare-bones server that echoed back any messages it received.
If you have difficulty with it, don't be afraid to ask for more help
Thanks aufshebung,
That's very kind of you.
Yes, I'm currently testing it on Opera 11 / Win 7 environment. And I want to make my app usable on all kind of devices (PC, tablet, smartphone etc.).
I've tried to overcome this problem more than a month now and feel kinda of giving up.
I'm more than appreciated if you could help me.
There's no already solution on the internet, according to my research, well, I don't know.
It would be great if you post solution here as I see more people trying to do this as well.
What part of the workaround are you having trouble with?
Here are a couple of points that tripped me up along the way:
The part I've troubled with is "require('./node_modules/websocket-server/lib/ws/connection')".
It said cannot find module (around that, I can't remember). The "/ws/connection" wasn't there.
I'll check it again.
The './node_modules/websocket-server/lib/ws/connection' is a path; if you open your "nodejs" folder, there should be a subfolder called "node_modules". Inside that should be a "websocket-server" folder, and so on and so forth.
If you did "npm install websocket-server" and there were no errors, but you still didn't get the "ws" subfolder, then something has gone seriously wrong.
Can you verify that there is a file called "connection.js" in "node_modules/websocket-server/lib/ws"?
My guess is that your server is saved in a subfolder of its own, rather than right under "nodejs" (which is what the workaround assumes). My own server was saved in a folder called "websocket_test", so I had to change the one dot ("./") to a two dot ("../").
What's the full path to your server? Here's mine, so you'll have it for comparison:
C:\\Program Files (x86)\
I'll check it again. I'm not with the computer I tested it now. I've followed this tutorial: http://cjihrig.com/blog/creating-your-own-node-js-websocket-echo-server/
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Kocaeli TV; Aba TV, 29 January 2011
Allah manifests His name of the Hadi in the End Times. There is nothing confusing about it. New generation or old generation, it makes no difference. Allah's servants are all the same. Allah does not discriminate on the basis of people's ages. We have one soul, and that soul has no age. That soul is always around 33 years of age. It never changes. The body changes form all the time, that is unimportant, but the soul is always unchanging. For that reason, we take the age of the soul as our criterion. There is no difference between young and old for a Muslim. But the soul can mature. For example, Almighty Allah says 40 is the age of maturity, on the basis of a person's experience and knowledge. Allah bestows happiness by manifesting His title of the Hadi. The shadow of the way of the Mahdi has fallen across the world.
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As a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month and in commemoration of National Denim Day, the Jean Nidetch Women's Center will be encouraging faculty, staff, and students to wear jeans to protest sexual violence on Wednesday April 23. The office of the president has supported this event by welcoming faculty and staff to participate by wearing denim to work on that day.
We will have a table at "The Vagina Monologues" at Artemus Ham Hall on April 19, 6-9 p.m. We will also have a table in Pida Plaza on the day of the event from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.. We encourage everyone to come and sign our pledge board to protest sexual violence.
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Allie plates six runs in twinbill
Converted pitcher-turned-Power first baseman hits 17th homer
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | June 11, 2013 9:39 PM ET
Stetson Allie doesn't necessarily think he has something to prove, but that hasn't stopped him from putting on a laser show at the plate.
Allie hit his 17th homer and drove in six runs as the Class A West Virginia Power split a doubleheader with the host Delmarva Shorebirds on Tuesday.
He went 3-for-3 with a long ball, two doubles, two walks, five RBIs and a pair of runs scored in the Power's 11-0 rout of the Shorebirds in Game 1. He added an RBI single in two at-bats before coming out for a defensive replacement after five innings in the second game, a 5-4 loss.
"There are no real failures in baseball, I consider everything a learning experience," said Allie, who has transitioned from the mound to first base with considerable -- and almost immediate -- success. "Starting out as a pitcher has made me a better hitter."
Selected by the Pirates in the second round of the 2010 Draft, Allie now leads the South Atlantic League with 61 RBIs.
His 17 homers rank second behind Hickory's Joey Gallo (18), while his .332 average stands fifth. He also features in a host of other statistical categories, including slugging percentage (.629, second) and extra-base hits (34, third).
In Tuesday's opener, Allie laced an RBI double to right field in the first inning, then walked and plated two more runs with his 16th two-bagger as the Power sent 13 batters to the plate in an eight-run third.
He walked again in the fifth before slugging a two-run homer to center off Bennett Parry in the seventh.
"[Parry] started me off with a fastball that I fouled back, then a breaking ball which I laid off," said Allie. "He threw me a changeup in the dirt, so I was sitting dead red. I got a 2-1 fastball and drove it over the wall.
"I knew I got that one. It was one of those that I didn't feel off the bat, so I knew I got it good. They tried to get ahead with fastballs in all my at-bats and then they would go off-speed. When I lay off those, that gives me an opportunity to hit a fastball. "
The 22-year-old Ohio native reached base for the sixth consecutive time with an RBI single in his first trip to the plate in the nightcap He popped out in the fourth and exited the game with a cramp after the fifth. He said the fatigue was related to the heat, but he did not expect to miss his next start.
Allie, who has been named the South Atlantic League Player of the Week twice this year, was also selected for the circuit's All-Star team last week.
That feat would likely have been impossible had Allie remained a pitcher, the position at which the Pirates drafted him. Even after his first year as a first baseman, this All-Star selection might have seemed to be an improbability.
On the mound in his rookie year, he was 0-2 with a 6.58 in 15 games -- including seven starts -- with the short-season State College Spikes in 2011. He walked 29 batters and struck out 28 over 26 innings.
He made two more appearances on the mound to start 2012 in West Virginia, but after walking eight batters, uncorking three wild pitches and hitting another batter, Allie -- with a 54.00 ERA -- was moved to the infield.
In 42 games with the Pirates' Gulf Coast League affiliate last year, Allie batted .213 with three homers and 19 RBIs.
Allie has had hot and cold spells as a hitter at times this year, especially where the homers are concerned, but he does not consider himself a streaky player.
He hit six homers in 10 games April 7-16, but then just two -- both in the same game -- in his next 25 appearances. He then recorded five multi-hit games in six games May 19-24, then just four more in his past 16 contests.
"It's just the game of baseball, it does some crazy things," he said. "You will have weeks when you're really hot and days when you're really cold. If you always get hits in three out of 10 at-bats, you're in the Hall of Fame. There's a lot of failure there."
In the first game Tuesday, Joely Rodriguez (5-4) scattered six hits and two walks while striking out four batters over five innings for the victory. Right fielder Josh Bell was 3-for-3 with a double, two walks and two runs scored, and first baseman Walker Gourley went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and a run scored.
In the nightcap, the Shorebirds rallied against Kyle Haynes in the ninth to avoid a twinbill sweep with a 5-4 win. Steel Russell singled in the tying run and Connor Narron won the game with an RBI infield single.
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Janice "Jan"
Jul. 26, 1923
Philadelphia County
Pennsylvania, USA
Feb. 24, 2012
Bucks County
Pennsylvania, USA
Author, Illustrator. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she demonstrated a true talent for drawing in high school, where she was co-art editor of the senior yearbook. These skills soon led to a scholarship to the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Art, where she enrolled in the fall of 1941. It was there, on the first day of class, that she met the man who would become her husband and collaborator,
Stan Berenstain
. The couple often visited the local zoo, where they drew animals, including bears. During World War II, while Stan worked as a military medical artist, Jan did drafting work for the Army Corps of Engineers and worked as a riveter on Navy seaplanes. The couple married in 1946, with Jan crafting their wedding rings out of airplane aluminum. In 1951, after the birth of their first son, she and Stan published their first work, "The Berenstains' Baby Book," an illustrated book which addressed pregnancy and raising a young child. Beginning in 1956, based on their own experiences as the parents of two young boys, the couple created a monthly cartoon series, called "It's All in the Family," which ran in Good Housekeeping and McCall's magazines for more than three decades. By the early 1960's, and inspired by their children's' love of Dr. Seuss books, the couple decided to try to write a children's book. After submitting the work to none other than Dr. Seuss himself,
Theodor Geisel
, their first children's book, "The Big Honey Hunt," was published in 1962. It was Geisel who came up with the idea of naming the family of anthropomorphic bears after the Berenstains. Soon, Jan and her husband had created a successful franchise which, over the years, resulted in more than 300 titles released in 23 languages. In an interview with "The Washington Post," she once admitted that Mama bear was "based on me. But I'm not as nice or stalwart." Cause of death: stroke
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12-04-2012, 02:59 PM #170Pro Bowl Poster
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I did not intend to sterotype Dickson and Pitta at all. I just don't see Pitta being able to outrun LBs and get deep. Timmons was all over Pitta in the Steelers games, and the times that I have seen the Ravens run deep patters to the TEs, they have thrown the ball to Dickson. They seem to throw more underneath passes (possession passes) to Pitta (like they do with Boldin) and more deeper routes to Dickson (like they do with Torrey Smith).
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Just go back to previous years. In 2011 he was more even although still better inside than outside the numbers. In 2010 he was 20+ points better inside than outside, not as extreme of a split. In 2009 he was WAY better throwing left, mediocre throwing middle, and not very good throwing right, but again not by as extreme a split. In 2008 he was again more even overall.
Not sure what the meaningful data to take away from prior years is.
He's averaging 5.6 YPA outside the numbers. The huge disparity in YPA is a big reason why the passer rating is so much higher, as is completion percentage. Joe's near 75% inside the numbers vs. about 45% outside the numbers.
The question is, what do these numbers mean? I think they're an indictment of this offense's refusal to consistently attack the middle of the field where they have the potential to be extremely successful. I don't think Joe is just somehow magically way better passing to the middle of the field than the sidelines, I think it's a scheme issue.
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BTN 9 yards or less: 101 attempts, 96.7 efficiency, 849 yards
BTN 10-19 yards: 30 attempts, 125.3 efficiency, 367 yards
BTN 20 or more yards: 24 attempts, 128.5 efficiency, 341 yards.
Completions to Ray and Dennis do represent a good portion of Joe's excellent middle efficiency, and Boldin represents another portion. In the "BTN 9 yards or less" zone, all three guys together are 53/66 for 526 yards, and 1 INT. That's 93.6 efficiency. Adding in Torrey's numbers gets you a total of 63/78 for 692 yards, 1 TD and 2 INTs. That's 97.2 efficiency.
Looking at Torrey in the "BTN 9 yards or less zone"...with 7 fewer receptions than Boldin (10 vs. 17), Torrey has only 1 less yard receiving. This seems to qualify the repeated thought around here that Torrey's speed directly (i.e., separation) and/or indirectly (i.e., earning a big pre-snap cushion) has much greater value (compared to Boldin) inside the numbers. I say "seems" due to the small sample set.
Editing this in: And on those 10 fewer receptions...Torrey has +31 YAC compared to Boldin. Last year, with 4 fewer catches (11 vs. 15) in the same "BTN 9 yards or less" zone, Torrey had +47 YAC compared to Boldin.
Note: For the yardage categories above, it's how far the ball traveled in the air.
Note 2: All stats from PFF.com
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Wasn't that the year that Ozzie didn't trade up and the Patriots jumped up over us to get Gronkowski - and then Ozzie traded back and we got Kindle. Now there was a genius move! Maybe I got my drafts mixed up - but all I remember is that we cheaped it out. No matter we'd have Gronkowski blocking while we throw (or should I say overthrow) 9 routes.
12-04-2012, 06:00 PM #178"The Ravens are not taking Jimmy Smith at 26!" -- Me, the day before the 2011 Draft
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It's truly amazing to me that a bunch of guys (fans) on the internet can go out and research these numbers, film, etc. and lay out factual proof that what Cam is doing (rather attempting to do) completely goes against the grain of our players' talent and skills, not to mention the high risk low percentage results that come with what he's trying to do.
Couple that with your best offensive play maker being forgotten about from time to time and a struggling (and injured) defense that you want to keep off the field as much as possible.
How in the hell can a bunch of arm chair QBs see and understand what's wrong, but the people getting paid big bucks to figure this stuff out and implement corrections can't?
Earlier today Davis & Norris had Keion Carpenter on for an interview and were asking him about what he thought about what is taking place here.
As a former NFL DB he said playing against this offense is by far the easiest to defend.
Very predictable with no deception.
Easy to play off the line because the film shows you everything including tendencies which in his eyes we have way too many that occur continually with little wavering.
He said that if he can see it just by watching some Ravens games here and there when he gets them on TV down in Atlanta, then he damn sure knows every coach and player having to game plan against them sees it.
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If a character is staggered (or slowed, doesn't matter), can they cast a spell that takes a full-round action? How about a 1-round casting time spell? If so, how would that work? --Ghostwheel 09:24, January 11, 2010 (UTC)
- No. staggered means you can't take full-round actions and spells with 1-round casting time take a full-round action. --TK-Squared 10:41, January 11, 2010 (UTC)
- My (limited) understanding is that its a matter of adding up the character's allowed actions (over several rounds, if necessary) until the casting time or 'action time' is fulfilled. So a 1-round casting time would effectively be a full-round action for that character. Something that normally requires a full-round action might take 2 full rounds for that character.--Be well 00:22, February 5, 2010 (UTC)
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