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11 a.m. Syracuse at Wake Forest FSNO+
11 a.m. Baylor at West Virginia FS1
11 a.m. Kansas State at Oklahoma ESPN
11 a.m. Furman at South Carolina SEC
11 a.m. Iowa at Maryland ESPN2
11 a.m. Virginia at Duke WBTR
11 a.m. South Florida at Tulsa ESPNews
2:30 p.m. Texas A&M at Alabama CBS
2:30 p.m. Rutgers at Ohio State ABC
2:30 p.m. Michigan State at Indiana ESPN
2:30 p.m. Rhode Island at Richmond CST
2:30 p.m. Kansas at Texas Tech FSNO
2:30 p.m. N.C. State at Louisville FSNO+
2:30 p.m. Clemson at Boston College ESPNU
2:30 p.m. UCLA at California ESPN2
3 p.m. Georgia at Arkansas SEC
3 p.m. Sam Houston State at Northwestern State WBTR
3 p.m. Oklahoma State at TCU FS1
6 p.m. Tennessee at Ole Miss ESPN
6 p.m. Missouri at Florida ESPN2
6 p.m. Southern Miss at North Texas CST
6 p.m. Georgia Tech at North Carolina ESPNU
6:30 p.m. Kentucky at LSU SEC
7 p.m. Notre Dame at Florida State ABC
7 p.m. Washington at Oregon FS1
9 p.m. Norfolk State at Hampton ESPNU
9:15 p.m. Nevada at BYU ESPN2
9:30 p.m. Stanford at Arizona State ESPN
8 p.m. Cunningham vs. Visinia NBCSP
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8 a.m. La. Outdoor Adventures CST
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9:30 a.m. Out da Bayou CST
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6:40 a.m. Man-City vs. Tottenham NBCSP
8:55 a.m. Crystal Palace vs. Chelsea NBCSP
11:30 a.m. Premier Match of the Day NBC
2 p.m. MLS, Colorado vs. Dallas NBCSP
11 a.m. Tulane at Central Florida 106.1-FM; 88.3-FM
6:30 p.m. Kentucky at LSU 98.1-FM; 870-AM, 103.7-FM
3 p.m. Lamar at Nicholls State 100.3-FM
7 p.m. C. Ark. at Southeastern 90.9-FM
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Religions Are Putting Faith in Environmentalism
By DAVID GONZALEZ
Published: November 6, 1994
Considering that insulation, energy-saving light bulbs and low-flow shower heads are sold along with menorahs and seder plates, the gift shop at Temple Adath Joseph might seem like a one-stop shop for the observant and conservation-minded handyman. Rabbi Jeffrey Glickman considers all the items to be Judaica, and he will even help install them.
"The concept of the environment is central to Judaism," said Rabbi Glickman, who also talks about ecology at services at the Reform temple in St. Joseph, Mo. "God, who could have done any number of things to talk to Elijah, didn't waste. He used the smallest possible means for communication: the still, small voice. We should choose the same."
More and more religious groups nationwide are choosing to renew -- or begin -- an examination of their responsibility to the environment. Evidence comes in several forms: inserts about recycling in the bulletins handed out at Southern Baptist services, a new magazine called Green Cross that is devoted to a Bible-based approach to ecology, and a new nationwide coalition that is urging Protestants, Catholics and Jews to incorporate the environment into their congregational life.
Whether the efforts are purely educational or have a more specific goal, like cleaning up a neighborhood, most share a common thread: They are firmly rooted in the believers' religious traditions.
For some groups, this means making sure no one interprets their actions as a New Age form of pantheism, the belief that the divine resides in all aspects of the natural world. Others are concerned about building a theological foundation distinct from the secular environmental movement, whose liberal bent could offend more conservative believers.
"We make it very clear, we do not worship creation, we worship the God of creation," said Richard Land, the executive director of the Southern Baptist Convention's Christian Life Commission. "What we're trying to do is combat what is a real bad image among rank-and-file Southern Baptists about the environmental movement, while at the same time speak to our concern for the environment. For us to join with other groups that don't speak expressly in Biblical terms dilutes our message."
The Southern Baptist Convention has produced a book on environmental issues and a series of bulletin inserts on conservation, recycling and pollution reduction. The publications emphasize biblical foundations for the messages, noting that the Bible said God took joy in His creation and that it was up to people to preserve and develop it responsibly.
Bruce Hamilton, national conservation director of the Sierra Club, which has helped some religious groups in poor communities organize against pollution, said he welcomed the religious involvement.
"I see the churches as one natural and very helpful ally," he said. "Ultimately, there can be no justice without environmental justice."
The Rev. Thomas Berry, a Roman Catholic priest of the Passionist order, who has written extensively on the link between faith and ecological responsibility, said the issue cuts to the heart of humanity's relationship to the spiritual. The destruction of nature, he said, is as much a loss to the soul as it is to the earth.
"We need the experience of the natural world to activate our emotions and our sense of the sublime," he said. "If we do not have this experience, or these wonderful natural phenomena are destroyed or disfigured, then our experience of the divine is disfigured."
Earlier this year, a coalition called the Religious Partnership for the Environment mailed 53,000 information kits to Catholic, Jewish and Protestant congregations across the country, urging them to integrate the environment into their traditions of worship and social action.
The kits sent to Roman Catholic parishes, for example, talk about the statements on the environment made by Pope John Paul II and Catholic bishops, and feature ways to introduce themes on caring for the earth into the liturgy.
In June, Clinton Administration officials, led by Vice President Al Gore, met with members of the partnership. Paul Gorman, executive director of the partnership, said he and his colleagues were not asked to endorse any legislation or testify at hearings. In a way, he said, Administration officials wanted spiritual counsel.
"They were looking for a deeper, moral vision in how to frame the environmental issue and communicate it to mainstream America," he said. "They came back to how the major obstacles they faced were individualism, greed and social fragmentation. If the religious community cannot address these conditions, who will?"
Christian evangelical leaders were looking for answers themselves when they convened earlier this month in Michigan for discussions on the environment. Also this month, the first issue of Green Cross magazine, a new publication devoted to a Bible-rooted approach to ecology, will feature articles about congregations that saved energy or reduced waste, as well as tips on starting similar activities.
Congregational responses have ranged from establishing ecology discussion groups and encouraging home recycling to demanding action from public officials.
In Dallas, members of the New Waverly Baptist Church persuaded city officials to open up a clinic at the church, which is near a closed lead smelting plant. Pollution from the plant, which closed more than 10 years ago, was thought to be responsible for rashes and headaches, among other problems, which are treated at the clinic.
Augustana Lutheran Church, a Chicago congregation that belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, performed an energy audit that resulted in the installation of energy-saving lights. The change sliced a third off the church's electric bill and prompted the metropolitan Chicago synod to establish a revolving loan fund for other churches that want to take similar energy-saving measures.
Dr. Jean Sindab, the director of environmental and economic justice for the National Council of Churches, an umbrella group of mainline Protestant churches, said it was sometimes difficult to get people to look beyond the immediate benefits of ecologically minded approaches. Recycling, for example, has profound spiritual ramifications, she said.
"We need to get to a deeper understanding of why there is so much waste in this country," she said. "Then people have to think about materialism and consumerism. Do we as religious people need to consume so much to achieve happiness?"
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan literally welcomes the natural world into sacred spaces with its St. Francis Day blessing of the animals, a ceremony that celebrated its 10th anniversary on Oct. 2. The Very Rev. James Parks Morton, the dean of the cathedral, said the tradition was more than a spectacular procession of pets, pachyderms and pests.
"All of that is the human responsibility for preserving and conserving," said Dean Morton, whose cathedral has been active in environmental issues for decades. "This really hits very deep levels."
Photo: The Rev. James Parker Morton blessing Cora the Elephant at the feast of St. Francis last month at St. John the Divine in Manhattan. (Nancy Siesel/The New York Times)


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In an asp.net core project all the client files must to be copied under the approot directory to be deployed correctly: jspm let you define a proper directory for client deps, but with npm I have to copy the files from node_modules
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Then I tried to redeem the code for the DLC only to be told my code is invalid (I bought the hardened edition).
And the few times I was able to play I encountered lobbies where I had access to my private match classes (meaning I could use guns I hadn't even unlocked yet).
And lets not forget the infamous waiting in full lobbies while the game futilely searches for more players to balance the teams.
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IS1 - M3 Sakura Real-Time Save 1 File
This is a data file created by the M3 Sakura loader for the Nintendo DS. It runs on the M3i Zero and M3DS Real flashcart. These files are used to enable storing of the game state while the game is being played. It is also used to save game snapshots even at points where the game itself doesn't allow snapshots to be taken. Along with the IS1 file extension, M3 Sakura also uses additional numeric extensions such as IS0, IS2, IS3, etc. to save additional copies of the game state and snapshots.
Due to the cessation of support for the M3 Sakura flashcarts, most Nintendo DS ROMs produced after March 2011 will not work with them. Also, the M3 Sakura systems do not work with the Nintendo 3DS. The last known data file for the M3i Zero is dated 01/06/2012 and is version 4.1.0. The last known revision for the M3 Sakura is v1.49x 3rd edition (M31) and for the Touchpad is v4.9aX (M71). These revisions are dated 02/18/2011.
While one of the best flashcarts available at the time, since support has ceased, these flashcarts are no longer viable products and other alternatives are available.


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24 year-old Josh Pitt shot and killed by police in Luton last year
Britain's men's gymnastics team - including 19 year old Max Whitlock from Hemel Hempstead - have made history by winning bronze in the team event at the 2012 Olympics.
It's Team GB's first men's gymnastics Olympic medal in a hundred years.
Louis Smith, Max Whitlock, Daniel Purvis, Sam Oldham and Kristian Thomas scored a total of 271.711 as they produced a stunning team performance in front of a royal audience.
Britain had initially been awarded silver but an inquiry into the score of Kohei Uchimura's pommel horse routine saw Japan claim silver and Britain downgraded to bronze.
China retained their gold medal with 2008 silver medallists Japan leapfrogging Britain's score of 271.711 with an upgraded total of 271.952.
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry led the support as Britain claimed their first Olympic team medal since the bronze at the Stockholm Games in 1912 to thunderous applause from the home crowd.
Max Whitlock has Tweeted a picture of his medal
Smith, who only competed on his specialist piece, the pommel horse, was philosophical about being downgraded to a bronze medal.
Three-time all-around world champion Uchimura's score was upgraded from 13.466 to 14.166 when he was credited for his dismount, moving Japan who were in fourth, up into silver medal position.
"In a way I'm quite happy because all of us look up to the Japanese gymnastics team,'' Smith said.
"They're the pinnacle of gym. All of us want to be as good as them so to see them get a medal, we're very happy about it.
"We said to each other: 'The crowd shouldn't boo.' If the judges have got something wrong and they deserve to get a silver medal, they get a silver medal.
"We set out to come top six, top five pushing it. For me it was easy to sit back after the pommel horse routine and have a little look at what was going on. These guys are unbelievable.''
Whitlock, who competed on four pieces of apparatus, agreed the colour of the medal did not matter.
He said: "We came into this competition not expecting anything, not putting any pressure on ourselves and came out here to enjoy it.
"We've done this which is amazing.
"To be honest [the downgrading] doesn't matter. We've done more than we could have asked for and I can't ask for more than this.''
Purvis, who can now add Olympic bronze to this year's European team gold and his world and European floor medals, was still struggling to believe what his team had just achieved.
"It still feels a bit surreal to be honest,'' the Liverpool-born gymnast said.
"When we were standing there and it came up in second we were like 'oh my God we've done it.'
"We then knew we had done enough to win a medal whatever happened with the inquiry.
"I've worked so hard over the years. Going through those hard days and pushing yourself when you don't really want to. It's days like this where it's just worth everything.''
Thomas, who still has an individual all-around final with Purvis and a vault final to come, admitted he found it hard to digest Britain's incredible path to Olympic bronze.
"Less than a year ago we finished 11th at the world championships,'' Thomas said.
"A few months later we moved on and we win European gold which was a bit unexpected and then we came here and won an Olympic bronze medal.
"Obviously we were disappointed after [not qualifying for the Olympics in] Tokyo but we all knew that we were good enough to be at the Olympic Games.
"We took that through the test event we seemed to have gained momentum from the test event, to the Europeans and now to the Olympics.
"We've peaked at the right time.''
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Main Character/Apprentice: Nibui Ranboto (doesn't introduce himself in the beginning so I tell you now it's from his point of view)
Master Hunter/Teacher: Masuta Kusuburu (to come later on)
Chapter 1: The Deep Sleep
I'm waiting for the large hot air balloon to land in my destination, I am going on my first quest and in my mind I'm going through over and over making sure that I've got all the items I need to survive the Giaprey I'm about to fight. My Bone Long sword strapped to my back waiting and knowing that I'm about to become a hunter. I am the first and last of my family, the hot air balloon is finally landing, touching down onto the chill inducing snowy mountains. I've heard that even on the easiest of quests many have died from frostbite, hunger, or just plain getting eaten. As the balloon was landing I remembered I had no whetstones how will I sharpen my weapon. I began panicking where are they how could I have forgotten. I asked the balloon pilot to take me back but he said that I would have to abandon the quest. I thought about it but for my first quest I don't want to wuss out so I stay hoping my long sword won't break or I would only have my Bone Scythe Dual Blades. We landed the pilot left and after a minute he was floating around waiting for me to finish the quest, but until I launch that flare he would have to wait. I need slay 5 Giaprey to complete my quest and get on with my life as a hunter and step up and become the best. I go to the item box to find a lot of extra potions some rations and to my relief mini whetstones I start my quest now.
In the distance I see the snow falling stacking up inch by inch, the Popo are roaming slow but yet they look very interesting to look at and Anteka skipping around, they have no idea I need materials and I'm not just here to kill Giaprey. I will kill just about any monster in my way just so I get as much practice as possible, I am heading into the snow storm three Popo right in front of me, I unsheathe my sword and as soon as I strike the largest of the three the other two sense danger and start to beat it out of there and I don't really mind cause after a few more strikes into the body of the Popo, I sheathe my weapon and start to skin some meat out off him I got two big chunks and stuffed them in my bag. I run on as fast as I can getting tired fast I'm cold and breathing heavily I needed a hot drink badly, I drank one up and I immediately felt rejuvenated and I could breathe a lot better and calmer than before. I see a cliff nearby an I decide to climb it, taking a lot of strength to pull myself up with my weapon strapped to my back once I make it up I find to my disappointment another cliff, this time I try something different I ran and jumped only finding that I knock the wind out of myself forgetting I only have the basic Mafumofu armor since I at the moment are taking on village quests. Hoping that I can go to Moga village and take on quests there cause I heard about the underwater creatures from the flooded forest. There are many great hunters out there that started out small like i am, like Talos from Kokoto. Man him and his Rathalos Soul Z armor I look up to that guy. I need to stop daydreaming or ill never finish this quest. I do the same thing I did for the first ledge used a lot of arm strength but it was worth it because I saw a cave entrance so I went in hoping for one Giaprey to show up. I walk through a rocky tunnel leading into the cave entrance having not much on mind I come upon the cave I see that I'm on the higher part of the cave there are two Giaprey down below, I don't know how I'm going to get down there but if I don't now then they might leave and I won't know where they are so I need to attack now.
So I jump down hurting my legs in the landing but I recovered fast. Running across to attack the first one I see, I unsheathe slicing downward hitting him with no problem the other one comes up from behind me and strikes me in the back leaving a gapping cut in my back I could feel the cold wind blowing into the wound. I try to ignore it and slash again at the same one as before but this time a swiping at its legs tripping it, I turn around and start trying to stab the other one with the tip of my blade, while doing that the one on the floor gets up and jumps over me joining the other one. They slash at me at the same time one lands a hit and the other misses terribly not thinking straight after being sliced at twice already. I know that one is close to dying so I leave it for know and focus on attacking the other one I land a hit critically damaging him in the head, making him move around as a drunken man would after having too many beers. I watch him and have no mercy I slice at him once more and this time it falls to the floor dead and I knew, I go after the already almost dead one, it was attacking a wall looking very retarded. I slice at him once right along his neck it falls to the floor five feet away from me I go and skin him taking to big chunks of his hide and left the rest there, I went to the other one skinning it with my knife pulling out about five of its fangs and a chunk of raw meat.


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|First Received Date ICMJE
|July 3, 2008
|Last Updated Date
|March 30, 2012
|Start Date ICMJE
|May 2008
|Primary Completion Date
|September 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|safety (adverse events, laboratory, ECG and vital signs assessments) and plasma pharmacokinetics of single and repeat doses of GSK706769 [ Time Frame: 19 days ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|safety (adverse events, laboratory, ECG and vital signs assessments) and plasma pharmacokinetics of single and repeat doses of GSK706769
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00711386 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|GSK706769 Repeat Dose Study
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Double-Blind, Randomized, Placebo-Controlled, Repeat Dose Escalation Study to Investigate the Safety, Tolerability and Pharmacokinetics of GSK706769 in Healthy Male and Female Subjects
|Brief Summary
|To determine safety, tolerability and Pharmacokinetics of GSK706769
|Detailed Description
|Not Provided
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 1
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Participant, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Intervention ICMJE
|Drug: GSK706769
GSK706769 or placebo
|Study Arms
|Placebo Comparator: Repeat Dose
Escalating doses
Intervention: Drug: GSK706769
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|September 2008
|Primary Completion Date
|September 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
History of sensitivity to any of the study medications, or components thereof or a history of drug or other allergy that, in the opinion of the investigator or GSK Medical Monitor, contraindicates their participation. This includes subjects with a history of known or suspected sulfa related hypersensitivity.
|18 Years to 50 Years (Adult)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|United States
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
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|IPD Sharing Statement
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Investigators ICMJE
|PRS Account
|Verification Date
|March 2012
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About: Today's new game features and old but very interesting looking car - the Citroën 2CV Charleston. The Citroën 2CV (French: "deux chevaux" i.e. "deux chevaux-vapeur" (lit. "two steam horses"), "two tax horsepower") is a front-engine, front wheel drive, air-cooled economy car introduced at the 1948 and manufactured under different models until 1990. The 1980 Charleston, like the on in this puzzle, is inspired by Art-Deco two colour styles 1920s Citroën model color schemes. This one is yellow and black.
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Concord Monitor: Poll: Democratic incumbents leading in U.S. Senate, governor races
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Democratic incumbents are leading in the U.S. Senate, congressional and governor races, according to a New England College Poll released yesterday.
In the tightest race, U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter leads Republican challenger Frank Guinta 46 percent to 41.6 in the 1st Congressional District race.
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is leading her Republican opponent, Scott Brown, by about 10 points, according to the poll. Shaheen pulled in 51 percent among likely, registered voters, compared with Brown's 41.2 percent.
In the 2nd Congressional District, incumbent U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster leads Marilinda Garcia 49.6 percent to 36.7 among likely, registered voters.
Gov. Maggie Hassan is leading Republican opponent Walt Havenstein by some 15 points, according to the poll.
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Bill Huber: I'm probably the only guy on the beat who thinks Rodgers has a decent chance of playing. At practice on Wednesday, while Matt Flynn was taking all the reps, the only other quarterback on the team, practice-squader Graham Harrell (of Texas Tech fame), was lined up at safety on the "look team." If Rodgers is out and Harrell becomes the No. 2, wouldn't you at least want him standing behind the offense rather than mimicking Patrick Chung?
Flynn is a good player. He led LSU to the national championship following the 2007 season. During the offseason, a few teams inquired about his availability, seeing him as a starting-caliber player. Frankly, I don't think he played well last week, but, hey, the guy took six snaps with the Packers' offense all week. That said, they'd have a hard enough time beating the Patriots even with Rodgers at full health. They're not going to win with Flynn unless the defense has a big, big night.
Jon: The Patriots and the Packers were draft-day trade partners in 2009. The deal: New England's first- and fifth-round picks for Green Bay's second- and two third-round selections. Green Bay grabbed Clay Matthews and Jamon Meredith. New England used the picks (combining them with more trades) to land cornerback Darius Butler (second), receiver Brandon Tate (third), tight end Rob Gronkowski (second) and receiver Julian Edelman (seventh). How has that worked out for Green Bay, and do you think they got value for the deal?
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Jon: B.J. Raji was one of the top defensive linemen coming out in the 2009 draft. The Patriots selected his teammate Ron Brace. When you look at what the two have done, how has Raji fared and do you think he was worthy of his draft status compared to, say, Brace?
Bill: Raji's been terrific. As you know, you can't play a 3-4 scheme without a stud nose tackle. You have one in Vince Wilfork. The Steelers have Casey Hampton. The Ravens have Haloti Ngata.
Raji is a notch below those guys but is a big-time player with the potential to become elite. With the laundry list of injuries to the defensive line, Raji's played far too many snaps and he's probably wearing down a bit. But he's a big, physical run-stopper who has the ability to sack the quarterback. He'll be a focal point of this defense for years. No offense to Brace, but that's no comparison.
Jon: Other than Rodgers' injury, what others have impacted the Packers and how have the backups fared filling in for the starters?
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At the start of the season, they felt pretty good about outside linebacker, with Brad Jones starting and veteran Brady Poppinga in reserve. Well, they're both out for the year. Their replacement, undrafted rookie Frank Zombo, is out for this week, at least, with a knee sprain. Plan D is Erik Walden, who they signed off the street in late October and has never started in the NFL. And I haven't even mentioned defensive end Cullen Jenkins, who has seven sacks. He's out with a calf strain.
I know the saying that injuries are no excuse, but let's be real. Starters are starters for a reason. They haven't come close to replacing Grant and Finley. Not surprisingly — they're elite players — and it's just killed the offense. They only spent the entire offseason building the offense around Finley. Without Jenkins, the Packers really struggle to get into the backfield.
On the other hand, Desmond Bishop has been pretty good in place of Barnett, and rookie first-round pick Bryan Bulaga has capably taken over for Tauscher. Zombo was tremendous. Charlie Peprah has probably been an upgrade over rookie starting safety Morgan Burnett.
Jon: Is Brett Favre still a sore subject to Packer fans?
Bill: Brett who?
Honestly, not anymore. He was last year, when he was brilliant and the Vikings were championship contenders. This year, he's been afterthought, especially after the Packers beat the Vikings at Lambeau Field. Now, he's the butt of jokes. I think it's pretty clear to the logical fans that the Packers made the right decision to go with Rodgers. You can't cling to the past forever.
Jon: What is the Packers' biggest weakness, and how should the Patriots take advantage of it? What have other opponents done?
Bill: It's funny, because the Packers have five losses but not really anything that just stands out as a major headache, especially in a league in which every team has flaws. The Patriots have two losses and I think they can be thrown against because of their lack of a dominant pass rush and young cornerbacks — no offense to Devin McCourty, who was my favorite prospect in the entire draft class because of his talent and intelligence. What a great kid.
That said, their special teams are a major problem. They can't return kicks to save their life. The punting game, I think, has turned around, but their kickoff coverage is really shaky. That's a major issue this week.
Offensively, Green Bay can't run it but the passing game has mostly glazed over that flaw. The offensive line has really struggled on fast tracks but that shouldn't be an issue this week. Defensively, the Packers lead the NFL in scoring defense but, outside of Matt Ryan, they haven't faced a big-time quarterback all year — and I realize it's an insult to Tom Brady to put him in the same sentence as Ryan.
What should the Patriots do? Just do what they do. That's what all the good teams do. The Packers are really good in the secondary but an accurate passer like Brady is practically unstoppable.
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How to Know if TDD is Working
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How to know if TDD is working
How will you know if TDD is working for your teams, program, or organization?
I've noticed that small, independent teams typically don't ask this. They are so close to the end-points of their value-stream that they can sense whether a new discipline is helping or hindering.
But on larger programs with multiple teams, or a big "roll-out" or "push" for quality practices, leaders want to know whether or not they're getting a return on investment. Sometimes they ask me, point-blank: "How long before I recoup the cost of your TDD training and coaching?" There are a lot of variables, of course; and knowing when you've reached break-even is going to depend on what you've already been measuring. Frankly, you're not going to be able to measure the change in a metric you're not already measuring. Nevertheless, you may be able to tell simply by the morale on the teams. In my experience, there's always a direct correlation between happy employees and happy customers. Also, a direct correlation between happy customers and happy stakeholders. That's the triple-win: What's truly good for customers and employees is good for stakeholders.
So I've assembled a few notes about quality metrics.
Metrics I like
(Disclaimer: I may have my "lead" and "cycle" terminology muddled a little. If so I apologize. Please focus on the simplicity of these metrics. I'll fix this post as time allows.)
Here are some metrics I've recommended in the past. I'm not suggesting you must track all of these.
- Average lead time for defect repair: Measure the time between defect-found and defect-fixed, by collecting the dates of these events. Graph the average over time.
- Average cycle time for defect repair: Measure the time between decide-to-fix-defect and defect-fixed, by collecting the dates of these events. Graph the average over time.
- A simple count of unfixed, truly high-priority defects. Show-stoppers and criticals, that sort of thing. Graph the count over time.
Eventually, other quality metrics could be used. Once a team is doing well, Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), which assumes a very short (near-zero) defect lead time, can be used.
On one high-performing team I worked on way back in 2001, we eventually focused on one metric: "Age of Oldest Defect." It really got us to dig into one old, ornery, hard-to-reproduce defect with a ridiculously simple work-around (i.e., "Please take a deep breath and resubmit your request" usually did the trick, which explains why we weren't compelled to fix it for quite some time). This bug was a great representation of the general rule of bug-fixing: Most bugs are easy to fix once found, but very difficult to locate! (Shout out to Al Shalloway of Net Objectives for teaching me that one.)
I also suggest that all teams keep an eye on this one: Average cycle &/or lead times for User Stories, or Minimal Marketable Features. On the surface, this sounds like a performance metric. I suppose if the work-items are surely arriving in a most-important-thing-first order, then it's a reasonable proxy for "performance." But its real purpose is to help diagnose and resolve systemic (i.e., "process") issues.
What's truly important about measuring these:
- Start measuring as soon as possible, preferably gaining some idea of what things look like before making broad changes, e.g., before I deliver my Essential Test-Driven Development course, and follow-on TDD coaching, to your teams.
- The data should be collected as easily as possible: Automatically, or by an unobtrusive, non-managerial, third party. Burdening the team with a lot of measurement overhead is often counterproductive: The measurement data suffers, productivity suffers, morale suffers.
- The metrics must be used as "informational" and not "motivational": They should be available to team, first and foremost, so that team can watch for trends. Metrics must never be used to reward or punish the team, or to pit teams within the same program or organization against each other.
If you want (or already have) highly-competitive teams, then consider estimating Cost of Delay and CoD/Duration (aka CD3, estimated by all involved "levels" and "functions"), customer conversions, customer satisfaction, and other Lean Startup metrics; and have your whole organization compete against itself to improve the throughput of real value, and compete against your actual competitors.
Metrics I didn't mention
Estimation of story points and the use of velocity may be necessary on a team where the User Stories vary considerably in size. Velocity is an important planning tool that gives the team an idea of whether the scope they have outlined in the release plan will be completed by the release date.
Story points and velocity (SPs/sprint) give information similar to cycle time, just inverted.
To illustrate this: Often Scrum teams who stop using sprints and release plans in favor of continuous flow will switch from story points per sprint to average cycle time per story point. Then, if the variation in User Story effort diminishes, they can drop points entirely and measure average cycle time per story.
The problem with using velocity as a metric to track improvements (e.g., the use of TDD) is this: As things improve, story-point estimates (an estimate of effort, not time) may actually drop for similar stories. We expect velocity to stabilize, not increase, over time. Velocity is for planning; it's a poor proxy for productivity.
Code coverage:
You could measure code-coverage, how much of the code is exercised via tests, particularly unit-tests, and watch the trends, similar to the graph above (they measured number-of-tests). This is fine, again, if used as an informational metric and not a motivational metric. Keep in mind that it's easy for an informational metric to be perceived as motivational, which makes it motivational. The trouble with code-coverage is that it is too much in the hands of those who feel motivated to improve it, and they may subconsciously "game" the metric.
About 10 years ago, I was working with a team who had been given the task of increasing their coverage by 10% each iteration. When I got there, they were at 80%, and very pleased with themselves. But as I looked at the tests, I saw a pattern: No assertions (aka expectations)! In other words, the tests literally exercised the code but didn't test anything. When I asked the developers, they looked me in the eyes, straight-faces, and said, "Well, if the code doesn't throw an exception, it's working."
Of course, these junior developers soon understood otherwise, and many went on to do great things in their careers. But they really did think, at the time, they were correctly doing what was required!
The metrics that I do recommend are more difficult to "game" by an individual working alone. Cycle-times are a team metric. (Yes, it's possible a team could conspire to game those metrics, but they would have to do so consciously, and nefariously. If you don't, or can't, trust your team to behave as professionals, no metric or engineering practice is going to help anyway. You will simply fail to produce anything of value.)
Please always remember: You get what you measure!


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I started this installment after witnessing the embarrassment that is the US presidential debates part two. I couldn't endure it all, so I went back to watching "Discount Double Check" (Aaron Rodgers) battle the NY Giants. With that said, let's apply some remedial outside the box thinking before getting into the titled subject matter.
Imagine being an unknown visitor to the US, and witnessing the junior high school behavior that is our debate process. I would suspect a phrase like "Banana Republic" would come to mind rather easily. That being said, without election chicanery Trump looks to be a "shoe-in," but what does that mean to the bubble machinery already in a "stretched overload?" My guess it will "Explode," with an assist by outside elite forces or by Trump himself, or both.
This election may trigger the final bubble explosions and that has been my thesis for two years now. To put it simply, if Trump is elected and does the right thing from a business and economic perspective, then the paper markets will blow sky high, and the pain begins in the US. Why would he do that? Simple, its the best way to rebuild from the approaching paper train wreck. It's actually the only option. Bomb it, and suck the oxygen out of it, or in this instance suck the QE out of the economy. A possible first step that could show foreign business partners, who are still nervously holding US paper, that we are taking responsible steps to correct our "printing press mistakes." After that, if you ain't a " hands-on-doer" here in the USA, we ain't going to need ya! So the $64,000.00 question becomes, "After she blows, then what?"
At a minimum it is ESF time. That ain't the typical ESF, the Exchange Stabilization Fund, it is the more Sixpack friendly "Essential Survival Fundamentals!" It's an ESF summary, one that I will follow up on with a message about the easiest trading odds in world history. More after the news that will eventually hint at the remedies for these monster bubbles soon to be losing "paper-fiat-air"………… And don't dare miss the "Financial News Comedy Insert" starring John Travolta & Team Roguemoney, and it's great historical financial message….as well as the last segment in this installmnet, "The Easiest Winning Trade in World History!"
A Rogue Report Update: Please note that in the "Rogue Report" a complete analysis of time and it's effects on the DHAP list was undertaken. Weighting was assigned for each item to visualize the overall value of the DHAP list. Alternatively you can't equate the DHAP rating system with my new acronym the ESF "Essential Survival Fundamentals." The ESF, as I view it, would not give as much value to barter along with a few other ratings techniques used for the DHAP in the "Rogue Report." The DHAP in the report assumes a completed effort, that is weighted in value for each of the 33 items listed, which would not be the goal for a "Essential Survival Fundamentals" list.
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I would have started another "who gives a shit" category winner with this one, but in reality it is pertinent, especially based on the recent presidential debates.
I mean, think about the 3rd world crap in the above link, and then tie it to a presidential debate with one of the candidate's spouses and a former "two time" president, or should that be "two timing," sitting in the audience staring at women he once abused. That ain't the only tension or junior high school drama on display. Tension is hard and fast as the "two timer" watches his spouse be threatened with criminal prosecution should the election not go her way. Yeah, we're number "1" all right, that is if you don't count the eastern powerhouse countries. In all honesty the headliner to the link above is classier with respect to the truth than our election process. After all, the Jenner and Kardashian crowd ain't trying to run for president. They are what they are, but it now looks like they could qualify as presidential material. It's all "Dirty Laundry"…..
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If ever holding a lead of 459 over an opponent with two days remaining was not a cause for immediate celebration it was on Monday for Australia, after the West Indies enjoyed their least-worst day of the series.
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Had James Pattinson not overstepped when rattling the stumps of Carlos Brathwaite in the fourth over, which would have left the visitors at 7-102, the prospect of enforcing the follow-on for the second time in the Frank Worrell Trophy series would have been strong.
That he did overstep, as detected by the video umpire in the now-customary review after a wicket has fallen, was punished by the West Indies as they batted for another 53 overs after that, in front of 26,003 at the MCG, to ensure the match went into a fourth day.
They were eventually dismissed at tea, for 271. Even though Australia could arguably have afforded to enforce the follow-on from a runs perspective – they led by 280 – what was of more significance was the unexpectedly high workload of the bowlers, especially given the small gap between the Melbourne and Sydney Tests.
When Australia batted again, openers Joe Burns and David Warner produced only 22 runs between them. Brisk half-centuries from Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith meant those earlier failures were of no consequence, because the innings did not get bogged down thereafter.
The home side finished day three at 3-179, with captain Smith having produced a run-a-ball 70 and Mitch Marsh on 18.
In Hobart, Darren Bravo earned admiration for the style with which he compiled a century. In this Test he showed another facet to his talent – concentration. Bravo instead prioritised survival, reflected in it taking him 103 deliveries to score his first boundary. There was nothing to show that wait bothered him.
Bravo and Carlos Brathwaite came within three deliveries of surviving the entire first session. Given in their preceding two full sessions, in Melbourne and Hobart, the West Indies had shed a combined 14 wickets, that represented a major improvement.
In the field, Brathwaite was outshone only by his captain Jason Holder. With the bat he was just as impressive. The 27-year-old made few errors in his 130-minute innings, and the first two went unpunished because the bowler, Pattinson, made an even bigger blunder by failing to get any of his foot behind the crease in his delivery stride.
Brathwaite commendably learned his lesson from being bowled on 13 when playing an ugly swipe at Pattinson. Thereafter, he was still willing to hit lustily but was more careful in choosing when to attempt it.
Even though Brathwaite arrived at the crease 25 overs latter than Bravo he beat his partner to a half-century, by 20 overs.
Josh Hazlewood and Peter Siddle bowled accurately but posed few worries for Bravo and Brathwaite. For wickets, Australia therefore had to rely on Lyon, who consistently mounted pressure on the batsmen, and Pattinson, who proved dangerous when he got it right.
Pattinson was given a field to bounce out Brathwaite and seemingly did so successfully, until it was shown he had overstepped by even more than he had earlier. The latter cost only another six runs as Lyon struck before tea.
When the West Indies batted well into the second session Smith took the second new ball as soon as he could. Being a Victorian did not save Pattinson from Bronx cheers when, with his third attempt for the day, he took a wicket while his foot was safely behind the crease.
Having chosen to bat a second time, Australia lost both openers to the new ball. The wicket of Warner was celebrated with particularly vigour given the niggle that was evident between him and some of the West Indies bowlers. Significantly for the visitors, those who stood up to him were not veteran Jerome Taylor and Kemar Roach but instead Holder and Brathwaite.
Roach, whose first three deliveries on day one were dispatched to the boundary, was bypassed for the new ball. He was given only four overs on Monday, and his inability to strike in them took his series record to 0-209 from 37 overs. It would be of no surprise if he were dropped for the final Test in favour of the uncapped Miguel Cummins.
No.3 batsman Khawaja needed just 56 deliveries to reach his half-century. His departure soon after that, attempting a flick over the wicketkeeper, showed he was prioritising the team's desire for quick runs.
Marsh was promoted, probably for a combination of Smith wanting quick runs and a desire to get him some much-needed time in the middle. But in his half-hour at the crease to the end of day three he had to play second-fiddle to Smith, who coasted to and beyond his half-century late in the day.
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We are looking to change the provider of our backup ADSL, current config is.
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Aug 11, 2008 at 3:01 UTC
I thoroughly recommend IDnet. I use them for all our primary adsl lines, and they are great. Not the cheapest, but not the most expensive by far, and their customer and technical service is among the best i've ever experienced.
Aug 11, 2008 at 3:05 UTC
We have been using Zen Internet for a number of years. The service has been rock solid, with great technical support when we have needed it.
Aug 12, 2008 at 3:22 UTC
Thanks guys,
Keep the suggstions coming. Also do any of you have any experience of running your ADSL on the same phoneline as BT Redcare?
Aug 12, 2008 at 10:58 UTC
Don't try Redcare with ADSL, when we moved our Leeds office a couple of years ago, the person running comms at the time decided to try it, the ADSL was like a yo-yo up down, spent 2 days on site argueing with our ISP before I found out about redcare.
Also try and avoid Credit Card machines, some are fine but others cause random failures when they attempt to poll.
Aug 13, 2008 at 3:59 UTC
Ahh ok,
Deamon seem adamant that it will work!! I'll take experience over theory though!!
Aug 13, 2008 at 4:07 UTC
We have three ADSL lines
Demon - Original with all our email services
Zen - Because of its quality
Keconnect - Because of its bonding capability.
All top notch business connections, but not cheap.
Aug 15, 2008 at 6:19 UTC
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Just on the redcare and ADSL note.. apparently now there are filters for the redcare system (im guessing like microfilters) which stop the high frequencies clashing with one another..
Altho i have not yet tested these, i would be interested in knowing if anyone else has, and what experience they had with them?
Sep 5, 2008 at 5:45 UTC
Just about to look at an NTL option - good pricing but parts of the new setup are going to be leased line / LAN extension circuits between sites. Backup will be xDSL.
From experience for consumer broadband, BT are quite good but I've never been a fan of their customer service. BE internet have bonkers speed and good T&Cs, avoid Tiscali with a wide berth - Orange internet while they have good kit the customer service in the recent past was a bit stretched. Virgin have great speed and service hence looking at NTL as an alternative to a BT based service (almost everyone else)
ooo and if you are up north and have the misfortune of encountering kingston communications...I pity you - been there, really wish I never had =(
Sep 18, 2008 at 9:35 UTC
For all our UK offices we use Star (http:/
Another ISP I'd recommend is Twang, and not just because they are purple http:/
Sep 18, 2008 at 9:43 UTC
I use Bulldog / Pipex (or whoever owns them now) for general office browsing .. we have a 32mb bearer leased line from Verizon for our main hosting email etc.
Never had a problem with the Bulldog line at all .. its cheep and chearful and you can get a bank of IP's if needed
Sep 18, 2008 at 10:28 UTC
im not a fan of pipex anymore after they capped me to 512k without telling me (was supposed to be 8mbit!)
When i called their support team the only response i got was 'were experiencing some difficulties' - then 4 weeks later i get an email saying i had been perminantly capped at 512k for downloading too much at peak times, even tho the account was meant to be 'unlimited'.
Which brings me to another point, dont u just hate it when they advertise a service as being unlimited, then in the small print you find out it actually *is* limited?!
Jul 9, 2009 at 11:44 UTC
I have been with Eclipse for several years and have found their reliability excellent. I even use them as my home ISP.
I could quote a referrer code (and get commission) , but don't think it is ethical on an open forum.
Jul 29, 2009 at 5:16 UTC
I am using Onyx Internet at the moment for all our offices and they are rubbish and expensive, they have just not kept up-to-date and have our main office on 1Mbps SDSL because thats the best they can provide. In reality that 1Mbps SDSL is about 0.6Mbps on average. We get download failures and they quite often just halt mid download.
I tried some speed test the other day, the latency tests failed then worked then then the download for the speed test could not completed and the test failed.
I am looking at moving to either NTL Telewest Business or Star with MPLS. Anyone had experience of these?
Jul 30, 2009 at 7:36 UTC
I've been with Zen for 4 years with our main site. Last year we introduced lines into our charity shops and these are with plustnet. I've had no issue with either of them and they provide reasonable pricing and good user portals to log faults or check bandwidth usage e.t.c.
We have an 8MB line for the main site
Aug 24, 2009 at 3:26 UTC
Thats what i've been told by an alarm company engineer as well.
Just on the redcare and ADSL note.. apparently now there are filters for the redcare system (im guessing like microfilters) which stop the high frequencies clashing with one another..
Altho i have not yet tested these, i would be interested in knowing if anyone else has, and what experience they had with them?
I still don't fancy the grief I'll get from the oncall people if the alarms start going off at all hours.
Our 2nd ADSL shares the line with the lift alarm. Works like a dream. The lift alarm uses a standard analogue line with the call button in the lift configured to autodial the lift support number.
Aug 26, 2009 at 5:47 UTC
We have our lease line through BT but most of our new internet connection now come in Via ClaraNet. I would thoroughly recommend them as the can deliver inter throughout Europe and have even managed to do a deal for us in Singapore. Our current set of home workers/field sales have BT internet at home but I am planning on migrating them to ClaraNet when renewal time is here.
Hope this Helps
Nov 16, 2009 at 1:25 UTC
Hello, our company have office in London, but I am in Russia and maintain servers remotely. We are using BT for primary and BE for backup and VoIP traffic. BT line is good but not the cheapest one. BE is quite unstable and have periodically packet loss about 2-4%, which makes VoIP quality not very good. I can't say if problem is on our side or not, because I can't check all cables and filters myself. Can you advise me is it better to switch to other ISP or try to find out problem, together with techsupport, and fix BE line?
Nov 25, 2009 at 5:44 UTC
I would recommend Zen Internet. At my last company I had over 40 lines with them, never had an issue. Customer service was very good. They also do enhanced care for quicker fault response from BT as an option
Nov 26, 2009 at 1:49 UTC
I have not found any information about line contention on ZEN website, can you tell your own experience if ZEN's ADSL Internet line have bandwith problem during worktime?
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