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Montgomerie: Tiger Woods may never win again
Colin Montgomerie is not convinced that Tiger Woods will ever win a golf tournament again, as he suggested his hopes of claiming his 15th Major title may never become reality.
Woods is set to launch yet another comeback as he returns to action in the first Major of the season at The Masters this week, with Montgomierie telling sundayworld.com that the four-time champion in the event is far from assured of being crowded a winner again.
The former world No.1 has not won a PGA Tour event since the WGC Bridgestone Invitational in 2013, with Montgomerie wondering what is left in the tank of the superstar who once dominated the game.
Woods made a late call to play in The Masters after a disastrous start to his 2015 season and has declared his intention to try and win his fifth Masters green jacket, but Montgomerie questions whether that can become a reality.
"If there is one thing that is definite in sport, it is that nothing lasts forever and I just don't know whether Tiger can keep coming back time and again and remain competitive," says Montgomerie.
"Will he ever win a Major again? Hey, he may never win a tournament again. That is not to say I want to see him struggle and fail because that is not the case at all. There's no question about that, he's a marketing dream, he's been good for us all within the game of golf, and we hope that he can contend.
"There is a buzz missing around the game when he is not there. He creates a special electricity, but it is not good for the game when we see him turning up, shooting around of 75, 76, saying he's hurt his back, and going home. That would be a disaster for everybody.
"He's only playing because he thinks he can contend. There's no way he's playing to make up the numbers. So it will be very interesting to see how it all pans out."
Montgomerie suggestions that stranglehold Woods had over his rivals a decade ago will never been repeated in a sport that has moved up a couple of levels with the emergence of star names like Rory McIlroy.
"I don't think we'll ever see the dominance that Tiger had when he was in his prime," states Monty. "The golf that was played and the way that it was done, in winning these Majors by eight and 15 shots, it was just incredible stuff.
"What is working against Tiger now in 2015 is that the standard of golf now is incredible.
"So Tiger hasn't got to get back to the levels he was at, he has to get back, or forward to the levels that have now been put in place by the number one player in the world.
"And that's difficult, to keep on improving, now Tiger is nearing 40 it is very difficult to keep on, not just getting back to where he was when he was dominant, but getting forward to go forward again and again. Because that's what he's got to do, and it won't be easy for him, he knows that."
Montgomerie (below) has backed McIlroy to claim his first Masters green jacket this week if he can handle the pressure of expectations that are on his shoulders heading into the event, with the former European Ryder Cup captain suggesting there are a host of names waiting in the wings if the Irishman is not at his best.
"There is obviously a hell of a lot of pressure on Rory and there's a lot of pressure on him and there's a lot of good golf right behind him," added Montgomerie.
"Jordan Spieth I think is a potential winner, remember he walked off that seventh green last year on the final day two shots ahead with eleven holes to go, so he knows his way around. He's very confident.
"There's also some great ball strikers around. Adam Scott is back with his long putter, you think that might be just what he needs to gain some confidence coming back there.
"Bubba Watson knows his way around, Dustin Johnson, now he's back again, and someone that's a power hitter. And that's not forgetting Henrik Stenson either because I think he'll be challenging.
"He's playing the golf of his life, number two in the world, and he's right on Rory's tail."
Colin Montgomerie will be at The Masters in Augusta commentating for Sky Sports, which has live coverage of all four days.


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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Wake Forest (5-1, 2-1) has its first chance at becoming bowl eligible at Florida State (4-2, 1-2) Saturday, but the coaches and players will remind you quickly it's also their only chance at going 1-0 this week.
Wake coach Dave Clawson answered questions from the media during his weekly press conference Tuesday.
On Florida State really needing the win
Clawson: "We don't control that. We don't control their record. They just beat Miami. They've had one of the toughest schedules in the country. Everybody they've played on offense, with the exception of the 1-AA game has a top-50 offense. South Florida is a good football team, and they beat them by 20. Ole Miss is a good football team, and they came back and won that one. They've played really good teams. Obviously, last week's win was huge for them. They beat an undefeated Miami team on the road, and came back to do it."
On getting the running game working against FSU and having a balanced offense
Clawson: "You have to block and sustain blocks. Last year, we ran the ball against them early, and then they started just playing us in man. You have to be balanced against them, because they have the ability to outnumber the box and press up to force you to throw the football. That's where we have to be balanced. If you're one dimensional against Florida State, they will chew you up. If you're one dimensional in the pass, those guys in the defensive line will tee it up, get in those wide stances and just come after you. We're going to have to run the ball. Any game we've played well on offense this year has been because we've established the run. This game will be no different. It's on us, but you also realize that the better teams you play, the margin for error gets smaller. We're going to have to play really well up front against these guys."
On blocking Duke, Syracuse and IU well, but not NC State
Clawson: "Indiana had a good defense. People weren't moving the ball on them. Are they elite? What's elite? Statistically, Indiana was ranked ahead of where Florida State is. Now, Florida State has played Ole Miss and Louisville. . . you know what I'm saying? When we have success against someone doesn't mean they're not good. I think our offensive line has played well three of the last four games. We did not play at the level we'd like to at NC State, but we certainly did last week. We certainly did against Indiana. We played really well against Duke."
On playing in the hostile environment at FSU
Clawson: "We went to NC State and that's loud. We played at Clemson last year. That's loud. We played at Louisville. That's loud. Our guys have played in loud stadiums. We piped in — you heard it — the band and the fight song and all that stuff. They get so sick of it. We want them to be conditioned to it. You try to make that stuff a non-factor, so during the week you pump in crowd noise and make all the non-verbal communications happen that need to happen. So when you get to the game it becomes less of an issue. It's something they've had to process. The challenge this week is who we block, who we get off blocks against, who we have to cover, who we have to separate against — they have elite talent. They really do. This is one of the reasons guys come to Wake Forest. We recruit guys that want to play in these games. We're in a great conference and we're in a very good division in that conference. We've got a handful of these game every year. We want guys that are excited about it."
On how the Deacs came out physically from the Syracuse game
Clawson: "I think we came out in pretty good shape. We're probably healthier than we were three weeks ago. After this week we have the bye week. Hopefully you heal up and have a chance to make a stretch run."
On Kendall Hinton
Clawson: "If he can go, he'll go. But right now it don't look like he can go. Knees are different things. A lot of times with ankle or shoulder sprains, you can kind of predict it. At his position, with that injury, when it's better, it's better. You asked me when it happened how long it would be. Your guess is as good as mine. He's progressing. I don't think he's there yet. It's not a matter of giving him another week or two weeks off. If he could go, he would go. Right now he can't go."
On responding to mistakes
Clawson: "Football isn't a perfect game, so we're going to make mistakes. You hope the mistakes aren't that big. A lot of time if you snap the ball over the punter's head and they recover for a touchdown, you don't recover. A lot of times if you fumble on the 1-yard line, you don't recover. I don't know if we can afford to make those types of mistakes against this team and come out winning. We're not going to be perfect. We're going to make mistakes. If we turn it over, we have to respond. That's just the nature of football. Those things are going to happen. That's part of the game."
On John Wolford's shoulder
Clawson: "You get into the season, and he's been throwing a lot of balls. He had been splitting reps with Kendall, and now he's getting all the reps. Usually on Sunday, we try to get those other guys some reps and get them ready. Kyle Kearns is one snap away from playing. But John took all the 1 reps today. He's healthier than he was a week ago. He came out of the Syracuse game healthier than he did from the NC State game. He took a lot less hits."

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When The Man in Black sang, in that unmistakable, deep and dark voice "cause there's something in a Sunday that makes a body feel alone," he wasn't singing about the NFL.
Cash sang about something entirely different. But if you are a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs or the St. Louis Rams or if you lost a team in a suicide pool or, even worse, lost more cash than you won on NFL games last week, a Sunday can be lonely.
Melodrama aside, I'm beginning to wonder if there is such a thing as Lock of the Week or Upset Special because the underdog beats the favorite often enough for no game in the NFL to be a guarantee.
If picking these games and beating the spread were so easy, we'd all be 46-0 in the office pool and collecting money each week.
We know parity exists in the sense that Arizona, Houston or Detroit won't play in the Super Bowl this season, but the Cardinals, Texans and Lions can be in — and even win — games, home or away, on Sunday.
Houston over Kansas City at Arrowhead? It's an upset, but not necessarily a surprise.
I watched a bit of the NFL Network's program Point After: Sounds of the Game after listening to the Johnny Cash show and Ravens coach Brian Billick told his team after Sunday's win at Cincinnati: "I'll say it again and again and again, winning on the road in the NFL is the hardest thing to do in all of team sports."
Well, maybe not that difficult.
After 46 NFL games, the road hasn't been all that unpleasant for traveling teams. Road teams are 20-26, going 7-9 in Week 1, 6-10 in Week 2 and 7-7 in Week 3. The road team also has covered 59% of the time.
The road will be an interesting place for several teams in Week 4. Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, Indianapolis at Jacksonville, Atlanta at Carolina, Kansas City at Baltimore, Oakland at Houston, New York Jets at Miami, Tennessee at San Diego, Denver at Tampa Bay, St. Louis at San Francisco, New England at Buffalo and New Orleans at Arizona.
It's reasonable to argue the road team could win in each of those 12 games. The home team is the favorite in just three of 14 games this week. Is it possible for road teams to go 11-3, 12-2?
Prognosticate at your own peril.
(Parenthetical info: The NFL Network is addicting TV with all the video footage from postgame locker room scenes with coaches and players before the media is allowed in, the NFL Films Presents and even Rich Eisen's NFL Total Access can be informative and entertaining. I even had a tough time writing this while NFL's Greatest Games showed highlights from the 1962 Packers-Giants championship game.)
This week's picks are dedicated to Monster Stadium, previously known as Candlestick Park, previously known as 3Com Park, previously known as Candlestick Park. Monster Cable Products Inc., a Bay Area company that makes high performance stereo speaker cables, outbid other companies for the naming rights
New York Giants (+7) at Green Bay
Flippant: Lambeau Field changes its name to Johnsonville Stadium.
Serious: The 2-1 Giants, with wins over the Redskins and Browns and a loss to the Eagles, are not as good as the 1-2 Packers, who won at Carolina, lost at home to the improved Bears and lost at Indianapolis.
Packers 23, Giants 17
Philadelphia (-9) at Chicago
Flippant: Soldier Field is now Kingston Mines Coliseum.
Serious: With Rex Grossman, this game might have been the Upset Special. With the injured Grossman out and new starter Jonathan Quinn in, this is almost the Lock of the Week. Take that back. Make it the Lock.
Lock of the Week: Eagles 31, Bears 17
Washington (-3) at Cleveland
Flippant: Cleveland Browns Stadium becomes Rock and Roll Stadium.
Flippant: Against Dallas in Week 2, Browns QB Jeff Garcia had a 0.0 quarterback rating. When called into coach Butch Davis' office, Davis told Garcia: "Mr. Garcia, zero point zero. Inaccurate, turnover-prone and ineffective is no way to go through the NFL, son."
Redskins 21, Browns 17
Indianapolis (-4) at Jacksonville
Flippant: Jags change stadium name to PGA Tour Park.
Flippant: Fantasy fans want to know: Will Jacksonsville score more than two offensive touchdowns in a game this year?
Upset special: Jaguars 20, Colts 17
New England (-5½ ) at Buffalo
Flippant: Buffalo Wing-T Park.
Serious: Even Jacksonville averages more points a game than the Bills. The Patriots' winning streak is not in jeopardy Sunday.
Patriots 24, Bills 13
Oakland (-2) at Houston
Flippant: Reliant Stadium is now Disgraced Enron Stadium.
Serious: Backup QBs in the NFL will see playing time, and the Raiders don't lose much with Kerry Collins starting in place of injured Rich Gannon.
Raiders 24, Texans 20
(Parenthetical info: The NFL Network's promotional commercials aren't too bad either. In a spoof of The Newlywed Game, Kurt Warner rips on Eli Manning's fashion sensibilities, poking fun of his Southern frat-guy look.
Cincinnati (+4) at Pittsburgh
Flippant: Heinz Field switches name to Andy Warhol Field.
Serious: Pittsburgh coach Bill Cowher is 17-7 against Cincinnati and the Steelers own a league-best 28-11 record in October since 1994. The Bengals are 0-3 against the spread this year.
Steelers 19, Bengals 14
Atlanta (+3½) at Carolina
Flippant: Panthers change stadium name to Robert Yates, Richard Childress, Roush, Evernham, DEI, Chip Ganassi, Hendrick, Joe Gibbs, Petty Enterprises Stadium. The Garage, for short.
Serious: John Fox is 1-3 against the Falcons, and no doubt he wants to reverse that trend.
Panthers 20, Falcons 17
New Orleans (-3) at Arizona
Serious: Arizona's new stadium, which will be ready for the 2006 season, should be Pat Tillman Memorial Stadium.
Saints 17, Cardinals 10
New York Jets (-5½) at Miami
Flippant: Pro Player Stadium is now the Ricky Williams Smoke House.
Serious: The Dolphins are averaging 7.7 points a game. They might be able to score more than that against the Jets defense, but not enough to win.
Jets 20, Dolphins 14
Denver (-3) at Tampa Bay
Flippant: Raymond James Stadium sells naming rights and stadium is called Gentleman's Club Park.
Serious: Which offense is worse? Arizona's, Buffalo's, Miami's or Tampa Bay's? Really, I'm serious.
Broncos 16, Bucs 10
Tennessee (-3) at San Diego
Serious: I was tempted to pick the Chargers with the Upset Special. I just don't have enough faith in Drew Brees.
Titans 20, San Diego 16
St. Louis (-3½) at San Francisco
Serious: St. Louis started 1-2 last year and finished 12-4.
Rams 30, 49ers 24
Kansas City (+5½) at Baltimore
Flippant: M&T Bank Stadium becomes Edgar Allan Poe Park.
Serious: The Chiefs cannot afford to drop to 0-4 with games at Jacksonville, vs. Atlanta and vs. Indianapolis next on the schedule. But Kansas City's awful defense hasn't shown it can stop a team.
Ravens 23, Chiefs 21
(Parenthetical info: The NFL Network knows its target audience — hair-loss, beer and Levitra commercials are prominent.)
Last week: 10-4 straight up; 29-17 overall; 7-6-1 against the spread (22-20-3 overall)
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astronautusKobayus posted a topic in Graphics and GPU Programming[size=4]I started a small test program for Mac with Xcode 4.2 that aims to render a 3d Cube using OpenGL VBO. The fact is that all I get from running the application is a black screen.[/size] [size=4]What I am basically doing is creating a new Cocoa project with the default AppDelegate.m and AppDelegate.h inheriting from NSObject, I don't modify these files. Then in the MainMenu.xib I add an OPenGLView object from the Object libraries and specify in the attributes tab a class that I create to handle all the OpenGL stuff.[/size] [size=4]This class is MyOpenGLView (MyOpenGLView.h and MyOpenGLView.m). I attach those two files to a better understanding of what is happening.[/size] [size=4]What am I doing wrong?[/size] [size=4]MyOpenGLView.h[/size] [size=4] [code]// // MyOpenGLView.h // testOpenGl // // Created by astronautusKobayus on 3/7/12. //[/size] #import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h> GLfloat gCubeVertexData[] = { 0.3f, 0.3f, 0.3f, -0.3f, 0.3f, 0.3f , -0.3f, -0.3f, 0.3f , 0.3f, -0.3f, 0.3f , 0.3f, -0.3f, -0.3f , -0.3f, -0.3f, -0.3f , -0.3f, 0.3f, -0.3f , 0.3f, 0.3f, -0.3f }; // color array GLfloat colors[] = { 1,1,1, 1,1,0, 1,0,0, 1,0,1, // v0-v1-v2-v3 1,1,1, 1,0,1, 0,0,1, 0,1,1, // v0-v3-v4-v5 1,1,1, 0,1,1, 0,1,0, 1,1,0, // v0-v5-v6-v1 1,1,0, 0,1,0, 0,0,0, 1,0,0, // v1-v6-v7-v2 0,0,0, 0,0,1, 1,0,1, 1,0,0, // v7-v4-v3-v2 0,0,1, 0,0,0, 0,1,0, 0,1,1}; // v4-v7-v6-v5 // Define the vertex indices for the cube. GLuint g_Indices[24] = { 0, 1, 2, 3, // Front face 7, 4, 5, 6, // Back face 6, 5, 2, 1, // Left face 7, 0, 3, 4, // Right face 7, 6, 1, 0, // Top face 3, 2, 5, 4 // Bottom face }; @interface MyOpenGLView : NSOpenGLView { @public GLuint vertexBufferID; // vertex Buffer that holds sphere vertices array GLuint g_uiIndicesVBO; // indices buffer ID } - (void) drawAnObject; - (void) drawRect: (NSRect) bounds; - (void) setCubeVertices; @end[/code] MyOpenGLView.m [code]// // MyOpenGLView.m // testOpenGl // // Created by astronautusKobayus on 3/7/12. // #import "MyOpenGLView.h" #include <OpenGL/gl.h> @implementation MyOpenGLView -(void) setCubeVertices { glGenBuffers(1, &vertexBufferID); glGenBuffers( 1, &g_uiIndicesVBO ); // Copy the vertex data to the VBO glBindBuffer(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, vertexBufferID); glBufferSubData(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, 0, sizeof(gCubeVertexData), &gCubeVertexData); glBufferSubData(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, sizeof(gCubeVertexData), sizeof(gCubeVertexData)+sizeof(colors), &colors); // Copy the index data to the VBO glBindBuffer( GL_ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, g_uiIndicesVBO ); glBufferData( GL_ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, sizeof(g_Indices), g_Indices, GL_STATIC_DRAW_ARB ); } -(void) drawAnObject { glColor3f(1.0f, 0.85f, 0.35f); // We need to enable the client stats for the vertex attributes we want // to render even if we are not using client-side vertex arrays. glEnableClientState(GL_VERTEX_ARRAY); glEnableClientState(GL_COLOR_ARRAY); // Bind the vertices's VBO glBindBufferARB( GL_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, vertexBufferID ); // before draw, specify vertex and index arrays with their offsets glVertexPointer(3, GL_FLOAT, 0, 0); glColorPointer(3, GL_FLOAT, 0, (void*)(sizeof(gCubeVertexData))); //after all vertices there are all colors // Bind the indices's VBO glBindBufferARB( GL_ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, g_uiIndicesVBO ); glDrawElements( GL_QUADS, 24, GL_INT, 0 ); // it is good idea to release VBOs with ID 0 after use. // Once bound with 0, all pointers in gl*Pointer() behave as real // pointer, so, normal vertex array operations are re-activated glBindBuffer(GL_ELEMENT_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, 0); glBindBuffer(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER_ARB, 0); glDisableClientState(GL_COLOR_ARRAY); glDisableClientState(GL_VERTEX_ARRAY); // disable vertex arrays } -(void) drawRect: (NSRect) bounds { glClearColor(0, 0, 0, 0); glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT); [self setCubeVertices ]; [self drawAnObject]; glFlush(); } @end[/code]


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Oklahoma City Thunder Head Coach Scott Brooks can't vote for the NBA's Coach of the Year Award, but if he could, he would vote for Alvin Gentry.
"Alvin has done a great job," Brooks said before the two clubs met Wednesday night. "It's always nice to see a guy that keeps fighting and keeps plugging away. A lot of people thought they were done, and with a week to go, they're right there in the playoff hunt."
If the Suns head coach isn't voted Coach of the Year, he at least deserves consideration. As of right now, the only team that is a lock for making the playoffs that didn't make the postseason in 2011 is the Clippers, and their improvement can largely be attributed to upgrades in personnel.
Meanwhile, Gentry lost three rotation players - including a starter – from a team that missed the playoffs a season ago, yet the Suns have an improved record and are knocking on the playoff door. And, like Brooks alluded to, this team was pronounced dead by a lot of critics at the All-Star break, only to be resuscitated back to life by Gentry and his staff.
At the All-Star break, the Suns were six games under .500. In fact, if they were to make the playoffs, they would become the first team since the 1996-97 Suns to earn a playoff berth after entering the break six or more games under .500.
Since the All-Star break, the Suns have charged to a 18-10 record. Among Western Conference teams, only San Antonio and the Lakers have a better record. Overall, only the Spurs, Lakers, Chicago Boston and Indiana own a better record since the break.
And, like Brooks mentioned, that second-half turnaround has to be commended because practice time has been so incredibly scarce. In this condensed, 66-game season, much of the coaching gets done on the fly, with very little time for preparation.
Also, consideration has to be placed on how the team has won games. Seven of the last nine times Phoenix has trailed by double digits at home, the Suns have come away with the win. Of all NBA teams, only the Clippers have more double-digit comebacks this season.
In fact, Phoenix became the only club since 1998 to win five consecutive home games in which it trailed by 10 or more points. In a season where it's very convenient to roll over when a team is down or struggling, the Suns went the other way.
Gentry has also been masterful in adjusting to the personnel that is on the roster. The Suns head coach, who led an up-tempo team to the Western Conference Finals in 2010, altered his style this season to win in different ways and without a dominant 20-point per game scorer.
While the Suns have six players averaging in double-figures, only Marcin Gortat (15.7 ppg) is averaging more than 15 points a game. Gentry has utilized Steve Nash, the lone All-Star on the team, to find the hot hand down the stretch or when the shot clock winds down.
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And that's really the point that is driven home about why Gentry should receive consideration for Coach of the Year. He helped engineer a run that was unusual in the NBA.
Ordinarily, most teams fold when they were where the Suns were at the All-Star break. But, the Suns were "extraordinary" in their response to a situation that was even harder to remedy in such a condensed season.
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Tip Sheet: Opportunity knocks for USA hopefuls during MLS stretch run
U.S. coach Jürgen Klinsmann may as well have posted a help wanted sign when he named his 22-man squad to face Czech Republic next Wednesday.
The shift from one World Cup cycle to the next always invites turnover, but the presence of just 10 players from the excursion to Brazil underscores the room for fresh figures in the national team setup ahead of the CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer.
Klinsmann highlighted the openings ahead as he named a roster including Stanford standout Jordan Morris and five other uncapped players.
"It's an especially good opportunity for us to look at the younger players based in Europe, which we don't get to do very often because of their schedules," Klinsmann said. "We can't bring them into the January camp where we get to work with a lot of the up-and-coming talent, so for players like Joe Gyau, Emerson Hyndman, Rubio Rubin and Bobby Wood, it's a great chance for them to experience our environment."
This friendly — located in Prague smack in the middle of a FIFA window during the heart of the MLS season — never made much sense for the top domestic players or the aspiring contenders trying to pry their way onto the roster. It is simply too much of an ask for MLS clubs to part ways with top players for one midweek friendly in Europe at this stage of the season. Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando is the only player included out of necessity, but anyone else will need to wait for a more suitable moment.
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The first post-World Cup roster offers plenty of encouragement for those players looking to burst onto the scene. The experimentation process is in full swing now with Klinsmann casting a wide net for potential contributors. It is now down to aspiring national team players to answer the call over the next few months.
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1. Is Jermaine Jones ready for his MLS debut?: Jones said he wanted to feature against Toronto FC during his introductory press conference on Tuesday, though he admitted he isn't at 100 percent fitness yet. He is expected to make the trip to BMO Field with his New England teammates, but the extent of his availability remains uncertain.
2. Are injuries poised to derail Toronto FC's playoff push: Jermain Defoe (groin) joined Steven Caldwell (quadriceps) and Justin Morrow (hamstring) on the sidelines ahead of the visit from the Revolution on Saturday. TFC boasts a deeper squad than in years past, but the absence of defensive fulcrum Caldwell and established poacher Defoe for any length of time will place considerable strain on a side just three points north of the red line.
3. Will history repeat itself in Salt Lake City?: Real Salt Lake and general manager Garth Lagerwey have tabled any contract discussions until the end of the season, according to the Salt Lake Tribune. It is a sensible move for both Lagerwey and RSL with Lagerwey's contract poised to expire at the end of the season, but RSL must wonder whether Lagerwey – particularly if some club offers him the chance to serve as club president – will follow the example set by Jason Kreis last year and leave the team for a different challenge elsewhere.
4. Cascadia clash is a genuine six-pointer in the Western Conference playoff race: Vancouver can move five points clear of Portland by securing its first home victory over the Timbers on Saturday. The combination of the cushion and the extra game in hand would make the Whitecaps considerably more difficult to catch during the final eight games. The visitors must find a way to assert control in midfield to establish the tempo, subdue Vancouver on the break (no easy feat with Mauro Rosales poised to improve supply lines from the start) and take at least a point at B.C. Place to keep the margin manageable.
5. D.C. United searches for response after midweek diversion: United coach Ben Olsen rotated his squad for the 4-1 defeat at LA Galaxy on Wednesday, but he now possesses the latitude to restore his first-choice side for the home date against New York on Sunday. This group has pushed its way toward the top of the Eastern Conference through its ability to churn out results. It must continue the pattern against a Red Bulls side searching for firm footing in the tumultuous playoff chase.
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I am use
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with
Perl 5 (v5.18.2), but for new versions of
rxvt and
surf I need
Perl v5.20+.
As solution I found perlbrew and install
Perl v5.20, found .deb with rxvt, but anyway cannot install, because it use system Perl.
My question is how to install applications on Linux with Perl dependency and do not break internal compatibility of Linux Core?
for new versions of
surfI need Perl v5.20+.
That's not true.
rxvt 2.7.10 uses a Perl script will work even with 15 year-old 5.6.
surf 1.0.6 doesn't use Perl at all (assuming you mean this project).
Were you to try to install these from source, it wouldn't matter at all what Perl you had available.
Instead, you appear to be trying to install packages built for a system other than yours. To install the
rxvt and
surf packages you have, you need to have version 5.20 of the distributor's
perl package. No matter how many version of
perl you install, you'll never satisfy that requirement.
You can't install those packages. You'll need packages appropriate for your system, or you'll need to install the libraries from source.


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Synopsis of Role:
The Senior Front-End Web Developer has experience in responsive web development. This role architects and builds world class web/mobile user interfaces as well as design, prototype and implement new features. The incumbent has the ability to work on cutting edge technologies, with a mix of the latest Microsoft.Net Framework, Java and ColdFusion technologies.
Essential Functions:
• Designs, develops, and implements effective, intuitive user interfaces for web applications and web properties.
• Provides technical solutions and innovative ideas to the business and internal clients.
• Understands browser specific compatibility issues as well as the benefits of the various design methodologies .
• Researches and stays current on industry trends relating to web accessibility, usability and emerging technologies to drive and evangelize best practices.
• Mentors and develops less experience members of the web team.
• Responds rapidly to continuous changes and troubleshoot issues as they arise.
• Demonstrates expert knowledge in web presentation technologies.
• Translates design requirements and specifications into robust high quality code implementations.
• Performs code unit tests and demonstrate the ability to properly validate functionality of work produced.
• Writes and maintains computer code, programs, and specifications documentation.
• Communicates the status of projects in a timely manner in a clear and concise way.
• Works independently with limited supervision as well as within a team environment.
• Performs other tasks as assigned.
Work Environment and Physical Demands:
• Standard office environment in Charles Town, WV.
Required Skills:
• Expert in hand coding in HTML, CSS3 and JavaScript.
• Excellent command of the jQuery library as well as other JS libraries.
• Demonstrated development with web content management systems.
• Demonstrated track record of developing enterprise-grade web front-ends using technologies such as JavaScript, AJAX, XHTML and JSON, and an established AJAX framework such as ExtJS, Dojo, YUI.
• Working knowledge with SQL Server 2008.
• Skilled in responsive Web Development.
• Expert proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite.
• Ability to follow web accessibility (Section 508 and WAI) standards.
• Knowledge of common UX/UI design patterns, best practices, and standard conventions.
• Proficiency in source code management practices.
• Expertise with debugging code, triaging issues and providing customer experience enhancing solutions.
• Understanding of managing scalable, cross browser, cross device code.
• Demonstrated experience creating wireframes, designing user interfaces and defining information architecture and navigation for complex web applications and websites.
Required Experience:
• Ten (10) or more years of experience as Front End Web Developer (HTML, JavaScript, CSS3 and JQuery).
• Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or relative field.
• Experience with enterprise-level Content Management Systems as well as open source CMSs required.
• Experience with web development platforms (ColdFusion, ASP.Net or Java), Windows and Linux server environments, AJAX Frameworks (Dojo, YUI, ExtJS, Spry, Backbone), Responsive Frameworks (Bootstrap), and Mobile Web Development (HTML5, JQuery Mobile) required.
• Experience capturing and analyzing web metrics preferred.
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|Administrative Staff
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