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Armstrong, Louis (Satchmo): Information on the Catawiki site about Louis Armstrong , 1968.
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I thought of similar to that, but it seems a very long-winded way of doing it. I'll have to make a subroutine and save it. Hopefully someone knows a bit of BASIC and can chip in with a obscure command in C++ that does a thing.
Just making a quick old-school scroller to test out a few things (My understanding more than anything).


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The hype yesterday was for the rematch of the Milwaukee Brewers and the San Fransisco Giants. Here is a flashback to give a little of the back story. In early September of last season the Giants were fighting for their playoff lives in Milwaukee. They had been competing with others in the NL for the wild-card slot in the postseason tournament. The Brewers were out of the playoff hunt and really only had pride to play for. The game was tied in extra innings and the slugger for the Brewers, Prince Fielder, stepped to the plate. He crushed a pitch over the outfield fence to win the game for the hometown team. His teammates ran out to greet him at homeplate. In this situation, the players usually just jump up and down and celbrate the walkoff with the player that hit it. This was not the case on this day. Fielder jumped onto homeplate and his teammates fell over like bowling pins. This was planned out and the players must have been waiting for this to happen.
Flashforward to the present day. The Brewers and Giants are facing off in a Spring Training game. The first time that Fielder steps to the plate he is hit in the back with a pitch from the former Cy Young winner, Barry Zito. So needless to say it wasn't a pitch that got away from a player. This was a direct result of the events that took place the season before. The Giants were unhappy about the song and dance number that the Brewers had choreographed. Prince Fielder took a pitch on the back and walked down to 1st base. Fielder knew it was going to happen, Zito knew it was going to happen, and most of the fans in the park were probably expecting it. It is one of the unwritten rules of baseball.
This morning on the popular radio show Mike and Mike in the Morning, Mike Golic, a former NFL player, was going off on MLB players saying this was the dumbest thing ever. He said baseball players need to grow up and that there should be celebrations as part of baseball. He was basically saying that these unwritten rules of the game aren't important. I feel bad for him. Maybe he has never been to baseball game before. Maybe he doesn't understand how the game of baseball is played. I usually agree with a lot of what these two Mikes have to say but this was a ridiculous argument. He doesn't understand these unwritten rules of baseball and baseball has been around a lot longer than the precious NFL.
Mr. Golic needs to learn a little bit more about the game of baseball before he becomes this critical of the sport. These unwritten rules of baseball are in place for a reason and maybe he would understand that if he hadn't taken so many hits in the NFL.


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Murray ends 77-year British drought at Wimbledon
Wimbledon, England (Sports Network) - Andy Murray ended Great Britain's 77- year wait for a homegrown men's singles champion at Wimbledon with a straight- set victory over world No. 1 Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final.
The second-seeded Murray took down Djokovic by a 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 margin on Centre Court, giving Britain its first male Wimbledon champion since Fred Perry won in 1936.
Murray, who lost to Roger Federer in last year's final, joined Perry and Bunny Austin as the only British men to reach multiple Wimbledon finals since the knockout format was introduced in 1922.


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A smart idea would be to either post the script here in this thread using the [ code ] tags or linking to pastebin.
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As Valley Forward transitions to Arizona Forward to encompass a statewide focus, it's only fitting that the association with a 43-year history of success tackling environmental issues — including land use, water management, air quality and energy — turns its attention to an issue that impacts every resident and every business in Arizona.
"Valley Forward has always valued transportation as one of the organization's key areas of interest," says John Godec, president of Godec, Randall & Associates Inc., which helps governments and businesses solve public and stakeholder challenges. "The Phoenix and Tucson metros have seen radical transportation changes and improvements in the past decade, so we're asking, 'What's next? Are we good to go now?'"
Just as it did last year with parks and open spaces, Valley Forward hopes to answer those questions as it unveils its stance on transportation, covering topics such as transportation planning, how it impacts the quality of life in the Sun Corridor and how transportation affects Arizona's economy.
One issue that Valley Forward wanted to address in its Transportation Primer is one on the minds of every Arizona: traffic congestion and how to better connect cities with each other. According to a policy report written by Byron Schlomach for The Goldwater Institute, the average Phoenix commuter spends an average of 38 hours a year in traffic, while a commuter in Tucson spends roughly 42 hours in traffic.
In an attempt to remedy traffic congestion in Phoenix, voters adopted Proposition 400 in November of 2004, which allowed for the renovating and extending of current freeways and the addition of more public transportation, such as the Valley Metro Light Rail, all of which connect small communities with larger cities. In Tucson, Pima County voters approved the $2.1 billion Regional Transportation Plan, which saw the construction of a modern streetcar project throughout the city, giving more people a chance to get around, while getting cars off the highways.
However, the question that has been asked by Valley Forward is, is it enough, especially since Arizona only seems to be growing in size?
"At least half the transportation systems that the state will need in 2050 have yet to be built," says Sally Stewart, deputy communications director at the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and Valley Forward member. "Despite the recent economic downturn, Arizona's growth is not over. It is not a question of whether the Sun Corridor — one of the emerging megapolitan regions in the country — will be a reality; it is simply a matter of when."
According to a study published in March 2010 by ADOT, it is expected that Arizona's population will more than double, from 6.4 million to about 16 million people in the next 30 years. Maricopa County's population is expected to increase by 90 percent, from 4 million people to about 7.6 million. The study suggests that because of this population explosion, travel times for various destinations in the Sun Corridor could increase by about 100 percent by 2050. This could mean that a trip between Phoenix and Tucson, which currently is about a 95-minute drive, could take up to 5.5 hours in 2050 (assuming that the Interstate-10 freeway is widened to about 10 lanes).
Valley Forward experts say that Arizona must plan ahead to improve this possible transportation dilemma, especially if the state wants to see more business activity and economic improvement.
"Transportation is key for economic development," says said Eric Anderson, transportation director at the Maricopa Association of Governments. "The ability of a company's workforce to commute on a predictable basis is critical. The movement of freight in and out of the region is also important. Companies looking to locate in the region always look at the adequacy of the transportation system in providing mobility and travel options."
According to the American Public Transportation Association, every $1 billion invested in public transportation supports and creates 36,000 jobs. Despite the fact that policies, such as Proposition 400, have created and funded transportation projects, Valley Forward says that there is still not enough money allocated for Arizona's travel needs.
"Arizona's future economic development will be tied closely to the state's willingness to commit funding and resources to improving and expanding its statewide transportation system," says Craig Hughes, CEO and founder of Total Transit, the parent company of Discount Cab in Phoenix and Tucson. "Without a firm commitment to building and maintaining an efficient, integrated transportation network, the future could be one of congested freeways, inadequate rural highways, gridlocked city streets and under-funded and under-utilized mass transit."
Valley Forward hopes that its stance and data findings will help create a dialogue not only among Phoenix and Tucson residents, but also policymakers.
"Arizona's business community is a vital participant in guiding policymakers regarding the infrastructure challenges facing the state," Stewart says. "If Arizonans want to enjoy a better quality of life based on a vibrant economy, then the business community must work closely with policymakers to make the difficult, but necessary decisions regarding transportation infrastructure."
Adds Diane Brossart, president and CEO of Valley Forward, "We want to bring together the public and private sectors. Valley Forward's goal is to try and drive the conversation to the middle and take the politics out. We want to drive up solutions so that Arizona, as a whole, can advance and can sustain itself."


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NAME THAT BRIDGE: Now that ground has been broken for the Gerald Desmond Bridge Replacement, when can we start calling it something shorter?
We have heard some names being bandied about (people big in Long Beach politics, some with red hair) as possible bridge namesakes, and we have also heard from people who would hope that the new bridge retain its old name.
One obvious proponent of preserving the bridge's name as Gerald Desmond is Gerald Desmond Jr.
"Jerry" Desmond was 20 years old when he ceremoniously tightened the last bolt on the bridge named for his father (not 16, as we reported Tuesday; that was his age when his father died).
"I know the bridge will be torn down, but my family and I hope the new one will be named the Gerald Desmond Bridge again," said Desmond, who now has a private law practice in Santa Rosa in the Bay Area. The family includes his four siblings.
After graduating from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 1974, the Wilson High (Class of '66) alum went to work as a deputy city attorney in Long Beach - his father had been the city attorney at the time of his death in 1964.
"My mentor for all that time was a young deputy attorney named Bob Shannon," Desmond said. Shannon, of course, is the current city attorney.
"My father was admired by a lot of people in the community and in legal circles," Desmond said. "When I was in court I was very well received by judges who knew my father. I would be in court and for the first 20 minutes the judge would tell everyone, including the jury, what a great man my father was. I think it was kind of unsettling to my opponents."
A BLOODY GREAT TIME: Our favorite time of year, when the streets run red with the blood of bad men and disembodied heads and decapitated bodies are found on every street corner, is coming earlier in 2013.
"Halloween?" asks the moron reading over our shoulder.
Moron. It's "Dexter," the most sanguinely enjoyable show in all of pay-cabledom, taking to the streets of Long Beach-as-Miami for the filming of what is reported to be the Showtime show's final season.
Normally, the annual return of "Dexter" to the shoreline of Long Beach comes at the end of May as a dependable precursor of summer. This season, the crews and talent are coming around the middle of March, as a precursor of, say, St. Patrick's Day, for, perhaps, an earlier start at next season's debut.
Lodged between an oath of secrecy and mere ignorance is our inability to tell you an awful lot about what's in store for our beloved serial killer of serial killers (and of people who get in his way in his semi-well-intentioned crusade) when filming starts, but we do know that you'll see plenty of action - even more than usual - at and around Alamitos Bay, including the swanky pads of a couple of the show's key characters.
SAVE THE HUT!: The impending doom of Hof's Hut in the Marina continues to, as we say when we lapse into hilarious cliches, "raise the hackles" of the restaurant's longtime and devoted locals.
Since our Monday interview with Hof's Hut CEO Craig Hofman indicating the 51-year-old family eatery (and bar) won't live much longer past its March 1 lease expiration date, readers have been sending emails begging us to keep the place alive. We are, as people have told us for decades, powerless.
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DUNEDIN, Fla. - When Reds manager Jerry Narron was asked if left- vs. right-handers would be a factor in choosing between Justin Germano and Michael Gosling, he kept his answer simple.
"It doesn't matter," Narron said. "It's going to be the guy who we think has the best chance to get people out."
That led to the next logical question: What if you determine Homer Bailey has a better chance to get people out than Germano or Gosling?
"That's a good question," Narron said.
Narron said that sometimes, from where he sits, Bailey looks like the best choice when it comes to getting people out. And the Reds very well could have an opening in the rotation if Paul Wilson isn't ready when the season starts.
But that does not mean Bailey will get the nod.
"Sometimes you have to do what's best for the long haul, not the short term," Narron said.
Bailey, 19, the Reds' No. 1 draft pick in 2004, has pitched well so far in spring training. His ERA (3.86) is better than Germano's (4.85) and Gosling's (5.68).
But the Reds won't rush Bailey.
"We think Homer can be a great pitcher," Narron said. "Part of that process includes time in the minor leagues. Homer understands that."
Narron said Bailey has to work on putting hitters away. His stuff is so good that hitters tend to foul off a lot of pitches, which runs up Bailey's pitch count.
Bailey is pitching today in one of the split-squad games. The Reds want Bailey to get as many innings as possible.
"I'm very impressed (so far)," Narron said. "He doesn't look like a 19-year-old out there. He's very composed."
GRIFFEY ON WAY: With the United States eliminated from the World Baseball Classic, Ken Griffey Jr. will return to the Reds shortly.
Narron did not know exactly when. He doesn't expect Griffey to join the club today in Orlando, Fla.
"I don't know what the rules are," Narron said. "What did he get, 20 at-bats (in the WBC)? He's probably more ready than anyone we've got."
Griffey went 11-for-21 with three home runs and 10 RBI in the Classic.
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I got drawed for Caney Mnt. management hunt this year. Headed out Friday morning. Went last year and only saw a couple of does(oh also the biggest bobcat I'd ever seen). Hoping this years alittle different. This place is just north of Gainsville , MO and talk about hilly! Hopefully my friend and I will both tag out this year! We learned a thing or 2 about the place last year and are planning on using that to our advantage. Not many deer have been taken off this area during the archery hunts. I think they just have it to soon in the year.
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I got skunked for archery season here but getting out is always nice and we saw a big ole longtail up close and personal which made the season memorable. Just go have fun, shooting a deer is the end of the fun. <g>11 Hoyt Carbon Element 65lb draw, Spot Hogg Hunter sight, QAD HDX drop-away rest, 8 Axion Gridlock 3D Hunter stabilizer, Archer Xtreme Carbon Vapor (camo dipped) quiver w/ riser-mounted Stealth Cam EPIC videocamera.
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I plan to do a management hunt this year , afer a year off , due to wife's sickness that requiried me to aid her !
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Got back from my trip to southern Missouri. Messed my chance up on a doe but had a clean miss(5' to the left).
But on the good news my best friend from gradeschool who I hadn't seen till last year at this same hunt was able to connect on a 7 point buck. We almost didn't find him, had to back out and wait till morning. After a 2 hour or so search for blood I lucked out and found a drop of dried blood right after deciding we weren't going to find it. Tracked it for about 50-60 yards then it stopped. My friend ended up spotting the buck about 25 yards adhead of us.
This was his first deer and boy did he get an education. The conservation agents were really impressed that we put that much effort into find the deer. With the sun really starting to warm things up there I sent him to town for a bunch of ice and I skinned and processed the deer in the fastest time I have ever processed a deer in my life.
All in all it was a great trip that I will always remember!
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Affordable housing, environmental degradation and consumer protection were all hot topics 40 years ago, when Fordham Law's Urban Law Journal published its first issue.
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Gauging from the turnout of the journal's symposium on Feb. 28, they're still conversation starters.
The daylong symposium at the Law School's McNally Amphitheatre brought together a panoply of experts to tackle the same issues that the journal addressed in its inaugural 1983 issue. Befitting the wide-open nature of the specialty, the final panel of the day was simply called "What Is Urban Law?"
Constantine Katsoris '57, the Wilkinson Professor of Law and one of the journal's founders, joined journal editor Joanna Zdanys '13 in welcoming attendees, and marveled at how far the journal has come.
He noted that the legendary Louis Lefkowitz '25, who was New York State Attorney General for 22 years, wrote the ULJ's very first article—on the challenges facing the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
"I am very proud of what the ULJ has accomplished all these years, but I'm not surprised at its accomplishments, most notably that it is the second-most-cited student-edited public journal, and it is the ninth most-cited student-edited specialty journal in the nation—and climbing," Katsoris said.
The morning panel, "Exclusionary Zoning and Housing in Urban Planning," touched on everything from the impacts of historic districts on housing, to the deficiencies of the Mount Laurel Doctrine, which requires New Jersey municipalities to use zoning to provide space for affordable housing.
Christopher Serkin, professor of law at Brooklyn School of Law, challenged the standard notion of affordable housing as a LULU, or a Local Unwanted Land Use, that is regionally necessary but vociferously fought. Exclusionary zoning is traditionally understood as rules that prohibit building on small lots, and thus make affordable housing unfeasible for developers. But there are other ways to exclude the poor, by only providing superior public services in neighborhoods they can't afford.
Think about the ways in which Americans traditionally move from low wage areas of the country to high wage areas like New York City, he suggested.
"This kind of interregional mobility is slowing, and access to higher-wage regions is diminishing because of land use controls," he said.
"There's no economic advantage anymore of moving to a high-wage region if you're going to have to spend that full increase in wages on your housing. Welcome to New York. This is a familiar argument to all of us, right?"
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Die Wohnung ist geeignet für 2 bis 4 Pers. Man braucht kein Auto, da Bushaltestelle direkt vor der Haustür ist.
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nice apartment, great localisation, everything excellent!!! highly recommended!!!
Wonderful, modern appartment. Easy to find from description by the guy who gave us the keys. Shops, restaurants and city center nearby. With Windows closed, you don't hear the traffic outside the window. Clean street with no cars, just the tramway. We had a very pleasant stay.
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Zudem sollt man wissen, dass der sonst sehr ruhige Innenhof direkt an den Pausenhof einer Grundschule angrenzt. Was morgens und zu den Pausen schon störend sein kann, da auch das Schlafzimmerfenster zum Innenhof liegt.
Schlüsselübergabe in Nizza hat wunderbar geklappt und wir hatten eine schöne Zeit an der Cote d´Azur
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Jason Aldean now holds two records for Boston's Fenway Park. More than 70,000 tickets were sold for the country star's pair of performances Friday and Saturday night at the home of the Boston Red Sox.
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Mythtv backend with XBMC + Mythbox as frontend? not my favorite due to the fact that live TV is just another "video source"
VDR backend with XBMC + ... yes what .. use streamdev? or should i use VSNI ?
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The ms08-067 exploit works fine, as well as most browser/client-sides. You will need to pick the target manually though (show targets, set TARGET X).
I'm currently playing around with a windows 2003 SP1 box. No further patches beyond SP1. No firewall.
Using backtrack4 fully updated.
It's weird, nessus says there's 5 High Risk vulnerabilities(ms08-067, ms09-001, ms05-027, ms06-040, and ms06-035),
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I'm wondering if anyone else has the same experience.
Is Windows 2003 SP1 without any patches that safe?
The ms08-067 exploit works fine, as well as most browser/client-sides. You will need to pick the target manually though (show targets, set TARGET X).
If you're looking to run exploits with metasploit, then I'd say scanning your box with NeXpose is a much more sensible choice, given the direct metasploit integration. Try it and see what you come up with.
Just making sure, you ARE using Framework3 right? And updated recently?
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I did exploit 08-067 using the exploitdb, but metasploit dies and says it can't determine the language.
This is it's output:
[*] Started reverse handler on 192.168.126.129:4444
[*] Automatically detecting the target...
[*] Fingerprint: Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 - lang:Unknown
[*] Could not determine the exact language pack
[*] Exploit completed, but no session was created.
As mentioned before, set the language manually if it cant be detected automatically.
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Hey man, sometimes you have to play with the module options. For example, changing the SMBPIPE to SRVSVC with windows/ms08_067/netapi, I got a session. When it was set to BROWSER I got nothing. And if I recall correctly it gave me a language message as well when it was set to BROWSER. I am not trying to spoonfeed anyone just promote tweeking and exploring the options.


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1st Round
1. Kansas City - Star Lotulelei DT Utah
The Chiefs shock the world and take the best player in the draft. He will improve their defense and make it hard for teams to run or pass. Putting this guy at Right End with Poe at NT, this front will be one of the best. The Chiefs will wait for a quarterback and get him in the 2nd round.
2. Jacksonville - Jarvis Jones, DE/OLB Georgia
The Jaguars will look at quarterbacks but will decide to take a difference maker on the defensive side of the ball. He will be a terror for opposing teams from day 1. With Posluszny in the middle, Jones will make this one of the best young linebacking corps in the NFL.
3. Oakland/Arizona - (Trade 5th and 37th for the 3rd and 163rd picks)
Arizona - Geno Smith, QB West Virginia
When you have Larry Fitzgerald and you are 28th in the NFL in passing yards something is really, really wrong! The Cardinals have to draft a quarterback and move up in the draft to get the top ranked one. This guy will get the ball to Fitz and that will make him happy and should also help them achieve a few more wins. Move over Smith & Wesson, Smith & Fitzgerald is going to be lethal.
4. Philadelphia - Luke Joeckel, OT Texas A&M
When you have surrendered 41 sacks and your Quarterback is out for the season, something has to change. Adding a stud like this will really help the team and the quarterbacks health. He will be a starter for the next 10 years and a great one!
5. Oakland - Damontre Moore, DE/OLB Texas A&M
The Raiders had to move down for extra picks because their defense is beyond bad. The Raiders pass rush is absolutely HORRIBLE!!! They have 17 sacks as a team and Alden Smith has 19 ½. That says it all. Moore will give them a huge upgrade in that department. He is also very good against the run. The rebuilding begins.
6. Detroit - Dee Milner, CB Alabama
A premier corner is just what the doctor ordered for the Lions. They need someone that can shut down half of the field and Milner should be able to do that. That will also help with their pass rush.
7. Tennessee - Bjoern Werner, DE Florida State
The Titans need a pass rush as bad as the Raiders do. They signed Wimbley in the off season but he is not getting it done alone. Adding this beast will really improve the teams defensive front.
8. Carolina - Johnathan Hankins, DT/NT Ohio State
Carolina is giving up 121.6 yards per game. Adding Hankins will really help in that department. He can also push the pocket and will help in the sacks department too.
9. Miami - Keenan Allen, WR California
First reach in the draft but it is a great reach. Allen will give the Dolphins something they dont have, a weapon that can stretch the field. He can return kicks and has the best hands in the draft.
10. New Orleans - Sheldon Richardson, DT Mizzouri
The Saints run defense is non-existent (152.4 yards a game). Richardson will help change that immediately. He is also capable of helping the pass rush.
11. San Diego - Taylor Lewan, OT Michigan
Philip Rivers will be celebrating to no end after this pick. The Chargers offensive line is beyond horrible and this is a fantastic building block. He is also a very good run blocker.
12. Cleveland - Manti Te'o, LB Notre Dame
The Browns feel like they have hit the lottery. Adding Teo to this defense should push it into the top 10 in the NFL. They should be one of the hardest teams to run against with this pick.
13. Buffalo - Matt Barkley, QB USC
A franchise quarterback in Buffalo, REALLY? When Barkley slips he falls right into the Bills lap. With their running game, he will not have to carry the team. This is a match made if Bill's heaven.
14. Tampa Bay - Jonathan Banks, CB Mississippi State
Lets see, trade away your best CB and average giving up 312 passing yards per game. The Bucs have to take Banks and he will pay off for them. This kid is a flat out baller and will provide a HUGE upgrade in the secondary.
15. NY Jets - Barkevious Mingo, DE LSU
The Jets need a pass rush and they draft a athletic freak. He is insanely fast for a guy his size and will be a quarterbacks nightmare. He is a smaller version of JPP and should have the same kind of impact.
16. St. Louis - Justin Hunter, WR Tennessee
The Rams need a true #1 receiver and they get him with Hunter. This guy is big, fast and has the hands to make Bradford a very happy man. He will make the rest of the receivers even better.
17. Minnesota - John Jenkins, DT Georgia
Kevin Williams is 32 and going down hill fast. Drafting Jenkins is a must. This mountain of a man will be able to step into the rotation from day one and will be a stud.
18. Dallas - Jake Mathews, OT Texas A&M
Talk about a bad offensive line, WOW. Enter Jake Mathews and the passing game just received a HUGE upgrade. He will keep Romo upright for years to come. He is not bad in the running game either. He also has some pretty good NFL blood lines.
19. Cincinnati - Dion Jordan, OLB/DE Oregon
Manny Lawson is going down hill and fast. Jordan is a freak that can play OLB and cover any TE but he can also get after the quarterback. This is a perfect fit for the Bengals.
20. St. Louis (From Washington) - Chance Warmack, OG Alabama
Sam Bradford is crazy happy. The Rams get him another weapon and a Guard that is a brick wall. Warmack plays with a nasty streak and is a good pass and run blocker. This will be a big upgrade.
21. Pittsburgh - Jesse Williams, DT/NT Alabama
Casey Hampton is 35 and it is time to find a replacement. Williams is a fantastic fit. He will step in day one and be a upgrade. He is almost impossible to move in the run game.
22. Chicago - Eric Fisher, OT Central Michigan
Cutler will run this pick to the podium himself. The Bears get it right with this pick. Fisher has the skill set to be a pro-bowl Left Tackle. This guy plays with a nasty demeanor.
23. NY Giants - Xavier Rhodes, CB Florida State
The Giants need a shut down corner and Rhodes is the guy. Give this a guy a year or two and he will be a pro bowl candidate. Rhodes will make the secondary almost as good as the front four, ALMOST!
24. Seattle - Tavon Austin, WR West Virginia
Everyone laughed last year when they drafted Bruce Irvin. He has 8 sacks this season. They draft Austin to be their do everything guy. He will be a flat out terror as a slot receiver. NFC West get ready!
25. Indianapolis - Eric Reid, S LSU
Last year the Colts drafted their offensive leader. This year they draft their defensive leader. Reid is a flat out BEAST. He will be very special for the Colts for years to come.
26. Baltimore - Sam Montgomery, OLB/DE LSU
Montgomery will be a perfect fit for the Ravens. He is a pass rush monster and is very good against the run. Playing on this defense will allow him to blossom. He has the athleticism to be an offensive coordinators nightmare.
27. Green Bay - Jonathan Cooper, OG North Carolina
The Packers offensive guards are average at best. Cooper is a big upgrade and will open holes for a almost none-existent run game. He will also keep Rodgers upright and that is a must for this team to win.
28. San Francisco - TJ McDonald, FS USC
The 49ers grab some youth for the secondary. Deshon Goldson is a free agent at the end of the year and if he is not resigned they will need a replacement. This kid is a hitter and smart as well. He will be a great addition.
29. Denver - Tyler Eifert, TE Notre Dame
Just what Peyton Manning needed, another target. This kid is one of the best pass catching Tight Ends to come out in awhile. He will need to work on his blocking but is going to drive defenders nuts with his skill set.
30. New England - CJ Mosley, OLB Alabama
The Patriots have Mayo (The Tackling Machine) in the middle and now add a OLB that can cover and tackle just as well. This is a classic Patriots draft choice.
31. Atlanta - Alex Okafor, DE Texas
Atlanta needs some youth at defensive end. John Abraham is 34 and slowing down. Okafor will be an instant contributor and will be groomed to take Abrahams place. He has the skill set to be very special.
32. Houston - Terrance Williams, WR Baylor
The Texans have been trying to find a #2 receiver for some time now and have been striking out. Enter Williams. This guy is a playmaker and is fearless working over the middle. He will make the Texans offense scary and very hard to stop.
2nd Round
33. Kansas City - Tyler Wilson, QB Arkansas
34. Jacksonville - Aaron Murray, QB Georgia
35. Cincinnati (Via Oakland) - Alec Ogletree, ILB/OLB Georgia
36. Philadelphia - Zach Ertz, TE Stanford
37. Oakland (Via Arizona) - David Amerson, CB North Carolina State
38. Detroit - Lane Johnson, OT Oklahoma
39. Tennessee - Jordan Poyer, CB Oregon State
40. Carolina - Tony Jefferson, S Oklahoma
41. Miami - Barrett Jones, OG Alabama
42. New Orleans - Forfeited (Bounty Gate)
43. San Diego - Giovani Bernard, RB North Carolina
44. Cleveland - Forfeited (Supplemental Draft)
45. Buffalo - DeAndre Hopkins, WR Clemson
46. Tampa Bay - Matt Elam, S Florida
47. NY Jets - EJ Manuel, QB Florida State
48. St. Louis - D.J. Fluker, OT Alabama
49. Minnesota - Robert Woods, WR USC
50. Dallas - Ezekial Ansah, OLB/DE BYU
51. Cincinnati - Justin Hunter, WR Tennessee
52. Washington - Oday Aboushi, OT Virginia
53. Pittsburgh - Chase Thomas, OLB Stanford
54. Chicago - Kevin Minter, ILB LSU
55. NY Giants - Dallas Thomas, OT Tennessee
56. Seattle - Larry Warford, OG Kentucky
57. Indianapolis - Sylvester Williams, NT North Carolina
58. Baltimore - Brennan Williams, OT North Carolina
59. Green Bay - Eddie Lacy, RB Alabama
60. San Francisco - Margus Hunt, DE SMU
61. Denver - Desmond Trufant, CB Washington
62. New England - Sharif Floyd, DT Florida
63. Atlanta - Stepfan Taylor, RB Stanford
64. Houston - Khaseem Greene, OLB Rutgers
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The first two picks look great. Jordan could go SLB and Ogletree can go WLB and allow the team to move Burfict inside.
Hunter, I don't see the need. Rould rather see a S or RB here.
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INbengalfan wrote:
The first two picks look great. Jordan could go SLB and Ogletree can go WLB and allow the team to move Burfict inside.
Hunter, I don't see the need. Rould rather see a S or RB here.
I love the first pick. I am not sure about Ogletree next. It all depends what we do with Rey. If they bring him back then go Jefferson. Either way I dont like the Hunter pick. I would prefer a RB like Taylor or Lacy
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I could live with that Vikings draft. Personally I like Warmack better in round one though. Also, Kevin Williams and Jenkins play completely different DT positions, Jenkins is a NT and Williams is a UT. Jenkins would replace LeTroy Guion/Fred Evans which wouldn't be a bad thing. Second round Woods over Hunter doesn't make sense. Woods is a smaller shiftier WR which is something we already have in Harvin, and Hunter offers more of a vertical threat and red zone presence. I also have Hunter are more highly rated than Woods.
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INbengalfan wrote:
The first two picks look great. Jordan could go SLB and Ogletree can go WLB and allow the team to move Burfict inside.
Hunter, I don't see the need. Rould rather see a S or RB here.
Especially since he also has the Rams taking hunter with the 16th pick which I don't especially like him there.
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And Justin Hunter's going to Cincinnati in the 2nd as well.
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Given our recent "success" converting DEs to OLBs, I'd rather just draft an OLB to play OLB.
We don't play a 3-4 so the tweeners aren't really a good fit in our defense. Prefer Mosley there.
Don't really need another LB that early, Jefferson or Bernard.
WR is not a need at all in the first 5 rounds. RB or SS there.
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I really like this for Buffalo. Hopkins could start right away, and Barkley could sit for a year behind someone or maybe even start right away.
Thank you NickChowaniec!
Trust the Process.
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I could definitely live with that for the Bucs
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Kevin Williams is 32 but he's still playing at a high level not sure where you got the idea he's in a major decline. WR and OG are much bigger needs. Give us Warmack in the 1st. Hunter is a better player then Robert Woods so switch them too.
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If we land Star + Wilson I will be the happiest man alive!
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Could live with Jenkins in the first, but give the Vikings Cordarelle Patterson in the 2nd.
My preference would be.
1. Chance Warmack
2. Cordarelle Patterson
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I like the draft for the Panthers.
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Awesome Redskins pick. Aboushi would be a perfect fit at RT
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Great trade, and great picks. A+.
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GSA Names Alterman As Head of Technology Strategy Office
August 20, 2008
Contact: Deborah K. Ruiz, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON – A career federal technology expert is the new head of the Office of Technology Strategy at the U.S. General Services Administration as part of the agency's Office of Governmentwide Policy. GSA announced the selection of Dr. Peter Alterman today as the office's Deputy Associate Administrator (DAA).
Dr. Alterman will help to develop the policy for adoption of common business approaches, architectures and innovative technologies and accessibility of government information and services in his new role as part of GSA's leadership team.
Additionally, he will be responsible for creating opportunities for intergovernmental and public-private collaboration, to ensure the development of an integrated policy and technical infrastructure for the government's use of information technology by working closely with the Office of Management and Budget.
Most recently, Dr. Alterman served as the Assistant Chief Information Officer for Electronic Authentication at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a position he's held since 2003. Additionally, Dr. Alterman previously served as the Chair of the U.S. Federal Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Policy Authority. He continues to serve on government and industry electronic identity management committees and working groups.
Dr. Alterman has been actively involved in Internet technology since serving on the Federal Research Internet Coordinating Committee in 1989. A 2002 recipient of the E-Gov Pioneer Award and the Management and Leadership Best Practice Award for the NIH-Educause PKI Interoperability Project, he also received a special recognition award from the E-Authentication Partnership for his work on Levels of Assurance determination in 2005. In addition, he is also a 2008 recipient of the NIH Merit Award and the NIH Director's award for pioneering work on interfederated identity authentication.
A graduate of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, Dr. Alterman holds a master's degree from Adelphi University. He received a doctorate from the University of Denver in 1974.
A native of New York, he lives with his wife, Dr. Virginia Cain, and daughter in Potomac, Maryland.
GSA provides a centralized delivery system of products and services to the federal government, leveraging its enormous buying power to get the best value for taxpayers.
• Founded in 1949, GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 208,000 vehicles.
• GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services.
• GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and E-Gov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
Did You Know? In December 1995, GSA created its Office of Governmentwide Policy to consolidate its policy functions into a single organization.


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I hate KidReny.
No More Weekly Toy Battles.
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kem- i like it maybe make the e less fat at the bottom
Reny- ur R doesnt match with the rest of it
ces- umm change ur s up a bit make 1 line in ur e, and make ur c not so much hunched over
I was Born Ready Mother Fucker...
any crits for my s?
dont do the up curl, just straight and the bottom curl should be widder
I was Born Ready Mother Fucker...
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give me a few minutes, ill draw and post it
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Awesome video man.. Wish I didn't catch the flu this week now reallllllyyyy bad right about now.
Ah, good to see others got some as well. 'Twas a good day. Looked about the same up here in NY although we had lots of nearshore drift. Only saw 7 or 8 guys out over a few hours, so thanks to all who didn't show up!
still some swell leftover this am
was definitely a great day of surf down here as well. one of the cleanest and most perfect ive seen too. lets just say that new beachfill did wonders for this swell. good song choice btw.
it wasnt like that at my spot.... good vid.
Cool video. Neat moment when the water closes in.
Another awesome video, thanks for sharing :)
Bigger but not as clean where I was yesterday. Looked better where you were.
Today's leftovers were pretty fun on the log... for a change.
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It's the match that lit the fuse that caused the explosion that led to the theory of the Big Bang. That's how one scientist explained the discovery of the Higg's Boson. Frankly, I don't know what all the fuss is about. Tim and I came across a herd of Boson once. We were vacationing on [Read More…]
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Mukasey Claims Obama is "Mishandling The War On Terror" In Misleading Op-Ed
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In a February 16 op-ed in The Washington Examiner, former Attorney General Michael Mukasey claimed that Obama is "mishandling the War on Terror" with a number of false or misleading claims. First, he dubiously claimed that the Bush administration's "coercive interrogation techniques" "violated no law" and "yielded troves of life-saving information." In fact, military and FBI interrogators have agreed that terrorists have used the U.S.'s use of harsh techniques as a recruiting device, and officials have disputed Bush's claims that waterboarding yielded useful intelligence that "saved lives." [Media Matters, 4/20/09, 11/9/10]
Mukasey also claims Obama "appointed a Homeland Security secretary and an attorney general who rejected both the language and the legal norms of the war on terror." As Media Matters reported, this echoes a Fox News talking point from Fox's Washington Bureau Chief Bill Sammon, who misleadingly portrayed Obama's June 2009 Cairo speech as not using "the words 'terror,' 'terrorist,' or 'terrorism.'" [Media Matters, 2/8/11]
Mukasey also refers to the fact that the Christmas Day bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, "was read his Miranda rights and treated as a criminal defendent." But officials have stated that they obtained valuable intelligence from Abdulmutallab both before and after he was read his Miranda rights. [Media Matters, 5/4/10]
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After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, President Bush tried to put the country on a war footing. But this was a war like no other, against an enemy that did not occupy a particular territory, and indeed prided itself on its ability to hide in civilian population centers.
It was a war in which intelligence about the enemy was virtually the only defense, and captured combatants had to be detained indefinitely and made to disclose knowledge of future terrorist plots.
Although the authorization Congress passed following 9/11 permitted the use of all appropriate force, and although intelligence gathering had long been recognized as an adjunct to the use of force, there was vigorous resistance to the notion that the executive branch could conduct electronic surveillance without a court issued warrant.
Although the law of war had long distinguished between lawful and unlawful combatants, denying the latter legal protections, there was vigorous resistance as well to the detention of unlawful combatants at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and to the CIA's use of coercive interrogation techniques, referred to euphemistically by the Bush administration as "enhanced interrogation techniques."
Notwithstanding that there was no realistic alternative to such detention, and that such techniques violated no law and yielded troves of life-saving information, President Obama rejected both as violative of American ideals. On his first day in office he signed proclamations declaring that detention at Guantanamo would end and that the CIA interrogation program would be abolished, limiting interrogation techniques to those set forth in the Army Field Manual, long available to all including terrorists on the Internet.
He appointed a Homeland Security secretary and an attorney general who rejected both the language and the legal norms of the war on terror.
When an army major screamed "Allahu Akhbar" before murdering 13 soldiers and wounding others, he told the country not to jump to conclusions about the man's motivation. The attorney general announced three days later that the scheduled military trial of the planners of 9/11 would be abandoned in favor of civilian prosecution.
When a terrorist with a concealed bomb concealed tried to blow up an airliner over Detroit on Christmas Day 2009, instead of being treated as a possible intelligence asset he was read his Miranda rights and treated as a criminal defendant.
The administration appears to be abandoning the demands of reality to the attractions of fantasy, and placing the country and its citizens at risk in the process. [The Washington Examiner, 2/16/11]
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|Indians. Reservation boundary markers, removal.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding the following new section:
"Whoever willfully destroys, defaces, or removes any sign erected by an Indian tribe, or a Government agency (1) to indicate the boundary of an Indian reservation or of any Indian country as defined in section 1151 of this title or (2) to give notice that hunting, trapping, or fishing is not permitted thereon without lawful authority or permission, shall be fined not more than $250 or imprisoned not more than six months, or both."
Amend title 18, United States Code, by adding the following new section:
Whoever, without lawful authority or permission, willfully and knowingly goes upon any land that belongs to any Indian or Indian tribe, band, or group and either are held by the United States in trust or are subject to a restriction against alienation imposed by the United States, or upon any lands of the United States that are reserved for Indian use, for the purpose of hunting, trapping, or fishing thereon, or for the removal of game, peltries, or fish therefrom, shall be fined not more than $200 or imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both, and all game, fish, and peltries in his possession shall be forfeited."
The chapter analysis of chapter 53, Indians, of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding the following items:
"1164. Destroying boundary and warning signs.
"1165. Hunting, trapping, or fishing on Indian land."
Section 2137 of the Revised Statutes (25 U. S. C. 216) is hereby repealed.
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CLEARWATER, Fla. -- The University of Pennsylvania softball team faced two northern opponents on Thursday in the USF Under Armour Showcase, falling in both contests by two runs. The Quakers dropped their first contest with Butler, 3-1, and then fell to Maine, 2-0, right after. Scoring the lone run for Penn was freshman Leah Allen, who recorded her third home run of the season. The Red and Blue will head into the last game of their spring break trip against the Netherlands with a 4-7 record.
Game 1 – Butler (5-12)
WP: Kristin Gutierrez (2-5), 7.0 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 5 K
LP: Alexis Borden (2-4), 7.0 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 1 BB, 7 K
It was another tough fight for the Quakers, dropping a close game by two to Butler after falling by one in a tight contest the previous night to host USF. The numbers alone prove that it was a fairly even match up, as the Red and Blue recorded 24 at bats and four hits, while the Bull Dogs notched 24 at bats and five hits.
Butler was first to score, putting up one in the top of the second and tacked on an additional two in the top of the fourth, leading Penn 3-0. It wasn't until the bottom of the seventh when the Quakers would earn their lone run.
Due up for the Red and Blue was freshman Leah Allen, who blasted a solo home run out to right center. It was the third day in a row Allen recorded a home run, all of which came against a Big East school – a solo shot against Seton Hall and a grand slam against Providence. However, the Bull Dogs were unfazed and captured the 3-1 victory.
Game 2 – Maine (6-5)
WP: Alexis Bogdanovich (2-1), 7.0 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 4 K
LP: Alexis Sargent (2-1), 5.1 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 4 K
Penn returned to the field right after, this time as the away team, and prepared for its second game of the day against Maine.
It was a similar story, as both teams still had zero at the end of the third inning. The Black Bears logged two hits, while the Quakers had one.
Maine earned a run in the next inning on a solo home run to center field by Jessica Burk and would score a second run in the sixth on a wild pitch.
The Red and Blue were quickly at two outs after Allen pop up to third base and Alexis Sargent flied out to right field. Down to their last chance, Korinne Raby kept Penn alive with a single up the middle. Sydney Kranzmann came in to pinch run for Raby but didn't make it far after Lauren Li grounded out to second, ending the game.
The Quakers close out their spring break trip to Florida tomorrow against the Netherlands at 10 a.m.
Download: Butler Boxscore.pdf


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April 21, 2009 at 17:12:09 Apr 21, 2009 @ 17:12
Idk when people write HxC it reminds me of bands like devil wears prada smh.
Nah, I just remember seeing that when I was really into Hardcore.
Idk when people write HxC it reminds me of bands like devil wears prada smh.
trapped under ice reigns above all in metallic hardcore, though.
the x is supposed to be associated with straight edge, but devil wears prada shit-sucking kids really know no better. nonetheless, mind eraser is the greatest band ever.
and funeral diner rules, for sure, but they're skramz, i wouldn't directly call them hardcore.
You guys into Funeral Diner?
By far my favorite hXc band.
The guy who set this up, Jim Grimes (from the band Extinction) said Converge is actually playing the pre-show as well....now if only Snapcase was playing....
trash talk
man that's the only band i listen to up on here
ima check some new ones though