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Pinne ennodonnum parayathe (shikar).. cover by me
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Hi friends, after a long break I am posting my attempt to sing a very melodious song sung by Dasettan in the movie, shikar. Please excuse me for the poor quality track as that was all I could manage to get at this time… will try to get a clear one and post again… please listen and comment…. tc
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My relationship with NVivo 9 has become combative; it's an outright, unsanctioned fight under MQCA rules (mixed qualitative coding arts). The report I needed from NVivo 9 was a list of all coding references with each having a list of the codes/nodes to which it was assigned. I've already spent one, previous post ranting about the fact that NVivo 9 can not perform that task: one that seems to be a basic necessity of qualitative research and analysis. It took more than a few hours of tinkering and learning, but I've managed to learn how to accomplish a reasonable facsimile of that report. I'll try to describe what I've done in enough detail so that it may be helpful to others perhaps struggling with or learning NVivo 9 as I am. Read on if interested; otherwise, return your browser to its regularly scheduled viewing activity.
Several things I had already done in setting up and coding my data made this report possible:
- I imported a single source: an Excel file. Column 1 was participant ID, Column 2 was pretest survey response, Column 3 was posttest survey response.
- I used the autocode feature to create a node for each row/participant. Those nodes were labeled sequentially from 10001 to 10370 and grouped together under a parent node labeled "Participants."
- I created a node classification called "Person" which I applied to all of the participant nodes. The classification contained demographic attributes and quantitative attributes based on likert scale survey items.
- When I coded, I highlighted the entire pretest response/cell for a participant and then used "Code at Existing Node" or "Code at New Node." In addition to the many different possible nodes/codes specific to the text submitted by the participants (the nature and content of the response), I also coded the response to the corresponding participant node created as described above.
To generate the report, I used a Matrix Coding Query with the following settings:
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- Rows Tab > Selected Items > Select and add all participant nodes as rows.
- Columns Tab > Selected Items > Select and add all codes/nodes as columns.
- I didn't do anything on the Matrix Tab.
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- Changed Results Option to "Create Results as New Matrix"
The result is a VERY large table: 370 rows and 100 columns; the 370 rows being participants and the columns being the codes/nodes I created as I read and coded the survey responses. By default, the number shown in cells – at the intersection of participant node and coded node – is the number of sources; right-clicking on a cell and selecting Matrix Cell Content > Coding References will display how many coding references are coded at that intersection.
Two benefits of this report. First, it can be exported for further analysis. I'll probably do that and use VLOOKUP in Excel to connect the participant to the demographic data and work with Pivot Tables to view and rotate the data in several different ways needed for my analysis. Second, the matrix report has drill down capabilities. Double-clicking on a cell will dynamically generate a report listing the coding references that substantiate the intersection of participant node and coding node.
And, I'm not getting out of this post without one complaint. Instead of having rows as participants and columns as coded nodes, I originally wanted to do the rows as as coded nodes and columns being 3 different attribute criteria queries. For example, I have attribute data that is the participants average self-assessed rating of computer literacy skill; those range from 0.2 to 5.0. I wanted to have three columns for average self-assessment score: (a) < 2.5, (b) 2.5 =< AND < 3.5, and (c) >=3.5. The intersections/cells would have revealed how many users self-assessing below average gave a response coded to each node – revealing themes within the responses of users at different skill levels. So when entering selection criteria, why or how in the world is it not possible to select criteria that is AND or OR of an attribute? I can select < 2.5 and >= 3.5, but I can not create a column that does 2.5 =< AND < 3.5. Goofy.
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Let's be real for a second, JT. If you hadn't been in NSYNC, you wouldn't have dated Britney Spears. You wouldn't have worn awesome denim outfits. No one would have seen your sweet bleached, curly hair. You wouldn't have seen anywhere near the same amount of success with your solo album. You wouldn't have starred in "Model's Behavior"… which obviously got you all the current actigng gigs.
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If you heard that a high school cheerleader was kicked off the squad for kissing a guy and thought, "What cheerleader hasn't done that," you can understand why the parents of the student kicked off his team in Alice, Texas are concerned. Yes, I said "his" team. But if you weren't surprised that a teenager was caught kissing, should his sexual orientation matter? Apparently it does to the folks down in Texas.
The public school administrators in Alice have been accused of using footage captured on a school surveillance camera of a boy-on-boy kiss on school grounds as grounds for dismissal from the squad. The teen's family says he was then suspended from school for something straight teens are allowed to do every day: pucker up and peck.
Come on. It's high school. Kids kiss. If you don't think it's happening, it's time to take the blinders off.
When we were in school, kids pecked each other on the lips by their lockers between classes. It happened. Usually the teachers turned a blind eye. If it went too far, they were quick to tell us to knock it off, and the natural order was maintained.
Do we, as parents, like the thought of our kids locking lips? Not really, but I'd rather my kid was a make-out queen than the next star of 16 & Pregnant. Kissing is a nice, safe way to get some of that pent-up sexual energy out without ending up in the delivery room.
I suppose some parents would say that makes me overly permissive. But I remember the teen years, when you felt too cool to get hugs and kisses from your parents, and yet you ached for someone to touch you. I was a hugger as a teenager. I threw my arms around everyone because I craved affection. I get it.
And I can't help noticing the double standard down in Alice. So a guy kissed a guy. Big whoopedy doo.
All it takes is a quick look through the Alice High cheerleading constitution for the whole thing to turn from reasonable rules to blatant attack on the gay kid. Public displays of affection have to be witnessed by the coach in order to get a cheerleader in trouble -- at least according to the school's official rules -- and even then, they're worth just a "strike." Just like in baseball, it's supposed to take three strikes before you're out. But the school skirted that rule when they suspended him: a suspension results in automatic dismissal from the squad. Way to show your hand there, administrators!
Suspension for a kiss? A kiss that was spotted not by teachers in the middle of the hallway, but on a surveillance camera? That's ludicrous. To make a kiss a crime worthy of suspending kid just to get a gay kid off a team that represents the school is the lowest of the low. Unless every kid caught kissing in high school should be suspended ...
What do you think? Is it fair to oust a boy for kissing a boy if girls can kiss them?
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This is blatantly homophobic. They weren't even kissing publicly so they weren't "parading their lifestyle" to make other people uncomfortable. The school is just wrong for this.
That is infuriating!! Unless they can show documentation of how many hetero couples have faced the same penalties for kissing, they should be held legally responsible for discrimination. I don't know what the laws are in Texas but with all the gay kids that have died by suicide lately, I find it really sad that some schools still try to make gay kids feel bad for being who they are.
Couple of issues here...
First, if you don't want someone to know about it, don't do it. That goes for kissing against the rules or stealing. Getting caught on camera in today's society is no different than getting caught by an actual person. Look how many Red-light & Speeding Cameras are enforcing laws now. I don't like it much either, but apparently, our society is ok with cameras being equal to humans. So saying that "it was caught on a security camera so it shouldn't count" is a cop-out. You commit the crime, you do the time.
Second, I agree with him IF it's true that others are constantly kissing, and IF he's being singled out. That shouldn't alleviate his punishment, but others should be treated the same, and suspended just like he is. But so often in cases like this, it comes out later that the person being "persecuted" is blowing the story out of proportion, and we discover that the act was being flaunted, there were previous warnings, or that other circumstances existed.
Finally, and this has no bearing, I think it's pretty silly that the school can't comment due to "privacy issues" - ostensibly protecting this young man's privacy - while he is out blabbing the entire situation, from his perspective, to the press. I don't think we can really make a decent judgement until we hear both sides.
Please don't say "folks down in Texas". It was one specific small town school in South Texas. I can assure you that this is not a state issue.
PonyChaser - I think the point she was making was that in that schools cheerleading constitution is clearly states that the COACH must WITNESS the kiss. Not anyone but the coach, and even then there should only be a strike, not kicked off the team.
This is just appauling and I feel so badly for this young man :( I hope people across the country become enranged by this as well as any other form of discriminating against a gay teen. I also hope the school comes to their senses and feels ashamed for the way they handled the situation.
I wonder if he has kissed a girl, would he have been kicked off? That is wrong to discriminate based on his sexual preference.
This make's me so sad that people are still so critical of our young people. Just like alot have said would he have been kicked off if it were a girl, boy issue? This is so wrong in so many ways.
Actually, all the reports say that the parent's a ready to fight the decision and want him back on the squad. Also, other parents are saying he was unfairly suspended as well. Suspending him for a kiss was wrong and I hope they reinstate him, because that's the right thing to do.
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I really liked the pre-loadr...and the movie itself was excellent.
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keep it up, lukin for more frm u
Thanks. I like hearing that more every time ;)
By the way, I've been using that preloader for AGES, on every thing I've made, but this is what it was made for. (It's actually APT now!)
Rated 1.5 / 5 stars January 26, 2005
it was just boring to watch. so slow. maybe if you was high it might be better?? was it intended for this?
Actually, it was meant for people with actual attention spans and somewhere greater than 3.725 brain cells, but thanks for the "input". :)
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 26, 2005
Just WOW
That was one hell of a flash movie. Th music kicked ass, the art kicked ass, everything kicked ass. It was very nicely put together and unlike most flashes it had a real meaning behind it. Good job guys.
Thanks. I'm just one guy though. (Dun dun dun)
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 26, 2005
that was great
I dident finish watching it becase its to long, but that was prbly the best movie iv'e seen today. GREAT WORK:)
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 26, 2005
that speaks volumes man
that is really true, i'm no hippie or anything, or a peacenick, but if we let war continue too long off our own shores, we might kill our selves. but in the end, isn't that what's going to happen any way?


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Critical Essay by J. Brooks Bouson
SOURCE: "Comic Storytelling as Escape and Narcissistic Self-Expression in Atwood's Lady Oracle," in his The Empathic Reader: A Study of the Narcissistic Character and the Drama of the Self, The University of Massachusetts Press, 1989, pp. 154-168.
In the following excerpt, Bouson explores the psychology of the protagonist in Lady Oracle.
Margaret Atwood's Lady Oracle has tantalized, amused, and baffled critics who are fascinated with its duplicitous, protean narrator-heroine. "The task of fitting the pieces of the puzzle together, the puzzle of Joan Foster," writes one critic, "is left to the reader." As Joan narrates the story of her life and exposes her narcissistic anxieties, hurts, and rage, she is undeniably funny. But even while we laugh at her comic descriptions of her mother-dominated childhood, her childhood obesity, her recurring fat lady fantasies...
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Random Psycho-Babble of an Aspergian Alien
A little about me: I'm a teenaged female (yes, I'm a girl, get over it) who is currently experiencing the joys of being an Aspie. Don't ask about the "alien" thing, I'll get to that part eventually.
"What Nerds Should Know" Archive
Ask me stuff. I'll answer eventually.
This is here purely so that I can rant and rave about random stuff. There might be humor. There might not. It all depends on my mood.
WARNING: There WILL be swearing, and there WILL be sensitive issues that I talk about at random. If you don't like this, then please remove yourself from my personal little corner of the interwebs. Danke.
Concerning the 12th Doctor…
If it is a female, I'm going to weep. Seriously. I will. There's just some things you shouldn't mess with. Another thing! What about his marriage with River? Hmmm? HMMMM?! And don't pull that "It was an alternate timeline, it never happened" crap! It happened, so therefore, it happened! If the Doctor suddenly grender-bends, I'm gonna walk across the pond, find the writers for Doctor Who, and punch them in the face.
You have been warned.
- Mom: if the Doctor arrived out of nowhere and asked you to travel with him, LEAVING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, would you do it?
- Me: yes
Georgia Moffett - who played Jenny, the Doctor's clone-ish "daughter" from season 4 of the new Doctor Who series - is the actual wife of David Tennant (Tenth Doctor), and the actual daughter of Peter Davison (Fifth Doctor.)
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On MY planet? I'm an ALIEN, remember? I'm not saying anything about my planet.
…no. I'm kidding.
I want to go to space so I can feel like I'm swimming through the air. But if I'm stuck on Earth, then to the U.K., or more specifically, BBC headquarters.
What Nerds Should Know #1
This is a new thing I'm going to be doing when I get bored (so most of the time). It'll be abbreviated WNSK, because I can. It'll just be random, nerdy facts that you may or may not be interested in. First one:
"Torchwood" is an anagram of "Doctor Who." Seriously, it is. Rearrange the letters and see for yourself.


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- The current debt-to-equity ratio, 0.38, is low and is below the industry average, implying that there has been successful management of debt levels. To add to this, VALE has a quick ratio of 1.65, which demonstrates the ability of the company to cover short-term liquidity needs.
- The gross profit margin for VALE SA is rather high; currently it is at 52.10%. Despite the high profit margin, it has decreased significantly from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, the net profit margin of 15.10% trails the industry average.
- VALE SA's earnings per share declined by 22.5% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. This company has reported somewhat volatile earnings recently. We feel it is likely to report a decline in earnings in the coming year. During the past fiscal year, VALE SA increased its bottom line by earning $3.87 versus $3.43 in the prior year. For the next year, the market is expecting a contraction of 44.4% in earnings ($2.15 versus $3.87).
- Looking at the price performance of VALE's shares over the past 12 months, there is not much good news to report: the stock is down 33.49%, and it has underformed the S&P 500 Index. In addition, the company's earnings per share are lower today than the year-earlier quarter. Naturally, the overall market trend is bound to be a significant factor. However, in one sense, the stock's sharp decline last year is a positive for future investors, making it cheaper (in proportion to its earnings over the past year) than most other stocks in its industry. But due to other concerns, we feel the stock is still not a good buy right now.
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Please join SB 52 supporters Senator Kevin De Leon, Assemblymembers Steven Bradford and Reggie Jones-Sawyer, and other SB 52 supporters and local activist leaders to kick off the Los Angeles-area legislative campaign for the California DISCLOSE Act!
Money in Politics
Even before the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, the power of money in politics was threatening our republic but the issue reached crisis proportions after the Citizen United decision. The articles in this category discuss this issue.
Put Citizens United on the Ballot in Los Angeles
Corporations Are Not People
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Dictatorship of Dollars
Citizens United: Ushering America Toward a Feudal Society
Disclose Act: Save This Bill, Get a Rush
We have about a day and a half to save a groundbreaking bill that will make corporations and big-spending One Percenters who buy political ads, reveal their identities in their commercials so you'll know who's trying to manipulate your vote. The California DISCLOSE Act, AB 1148, authored by progressive champion Assemblywoman Julia Brownley (D – [...]
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Wendy Block: But Stephen, my basic motivation for telling you about DISCLOSE is because when you oppose things, you lavish them with criticism on your show for the benefit of the entire Colbert Nation, which pretty much means the entire universe. I bet your opposition could – no, will — clinch our victory.
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Elections Should Be Won Not Bought
Brad Parker: As President of Valley Democrats United and a board member of the California Clean Money Action Fund, I'm asking you to join our club in considering endorsing an important and exciting campaign finance reform measure on the upcoming March 8th Los Angeles city ballot, Measure H. Measure H is a Fair Elections measure that would rein in pay-to-play politics in Los Angeles. It would prohibit contributions and fundraising by bidders for large city contracts, and punishes violators by banning them from getting city contracts for up to four years.
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The 2012 season marks the beginning of the Kyle Flood era for Rutgers football. Flood, a seven-year veteran of coaching "On the Banks", takes control of the Scarlet Knights after the squad completed a successful 9-4 campaign in 2011 that included four BIG EAST wins and a 27-13 victory over Iowa State in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. RU's new leader previously held the role of assistant head coach since 2008 and oversaw the offensive line since coming to Piscataway in 2005.
Rutgers fans across the nation have had fond memories rekindled of the last time an assistant coach on staff at RU was promoted to the head coaching position. Frank Burns, who replaced John Bateman in 1973, went on to become the winningest coach in school history. The hiring of Flood has Scarlet-clad fans in a frenzy to see the 2012 season begin, when the RU squad will take the field in new Nike Pro Combat uniforms.
Flood's first squad is set to return 16 starters from last season's bowl-winning squad – RU's fifth-consecutive postseason victory – tied for the longest active streak in the nation.
The Rutgers offense has experience and youth to mix under new offensive coordinator Dave Brock. Junior Chas Dodd and sophomore Gary Nova split time at quarterback in 2011, combining for 3,127 passing yards and 21 touchdown passes.
RU's quarterback play will be supplemented by a full stable of talented wide receivers. Led by seniors Mark Harrison and Tim Wright, the group features size, speed and versatility. Brandon Coleman, who stands 6-6, totaled 17 catches for 552 yards and six touchdowns last season. Coleman averaged over 30 yards per reception on the season. Quron Pratt, a junior, returns with a team-best 32 receptions for 327 yards and one score.
Rutgers' BIG EAST-leading kick returner, Jeremy Deering, made the move to receiver from running back to bring his speed and agility to the group. The All-BIG EAST Second Team kickoff returner ran back 17 kicks for 530 yards (31.2) last season, including a 98-yard return to kick-start RU's comeback in the 20-17 overtime victory against USF on Nov. 5, 2011. Also bringing top-notch speed to wide receiver is sophomore Miles Shuler. The former high school quarterback was a U.S. Army All-American game participant.
Rutgers returns two high-profile sophomore running backs from last season in Jawan Jamison and Savon Huggins. Jamison rushed for 897 yards and nine touchdowns on 231 carries in his first year of action after an initial redshirt season. Huggins was the highest-rated recruit to ever sign with RU when he joined the Scarlet Knights in 2011. The true freshman rushed for 146 yards on 56 carries last season.
Bolstering the run game is sophomore fullback Michael Burton, who started three games in his first Rutgers campaign. Fellow classmate Sam Bergen emerged in the spring to back up the position, along with redshirt freshman Paul Canevari.
The tight end position returns experience from the 2011 squad in seniors D.C. Jefferson and Paul Carrezola. Jefferson started nine games for RU last season, making 12 catches for 118 yards. Carrezola found the end zone with an 11-yard scoring grab in a 38-26 victory over Ohio on Sept. 24, 2011. He finished with four catches for 35 yards in 2011.
Backing up the tight end position are senior Beau Bachety, junior Malcolm Bush and redshirt freshman Tyler Kroft. The trio showed promise during RU's spring practice sessions, routinely making catches.
The Rutgers offensive line, a group overseen by Flood in his time as an assistant coach for the Scarlet Knights, returns five players who started at least three games in 2011. Betim Bujari, Andre Civil, Kaleb Johnson, Antwan Lowery and David Osei bring experience back into the trenches for RU's 2012 campaign. In total, the five Scarlet Knights have made 37 career starts on the offensive line. Last season, Johnson earned recognition on the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) Freshman All-America team. As a true freshman in 2011, he started 11 games for Rutgers at right tackle.
Former Maryland three-year starter R.J. Dill and sophomore Taj Alexander look to secure starting spots at right tackle and right guard, respectively. The 6-7 offensive tackle transfer with 30 career starts adds additional experience to Rutgers' big blockers. Alexander, who moved from defensive line to offensive line last season, performed well this spring upfront for the Scarlet Knights. Rounding out the group of linemen competing for playing time are junior Matt McBride, senior Devon Watkis and a decorated group of incoming freshmen.
The attacking style taught by Brock has benefited a number of individuals in the NFL, including Hakeem Nicks (New York Giants), Josh Freeman (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), Jordy Nelson (Green Bay Packers) and Marques Colston (New Orleans Saints). While at Kansas State in 2008, Brock served as offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach. The Wildcats ranked 18th nationally in passing (269.6) and 19th in scoring offense (34.9).
Other fresh offensive coaching faces "On the Banks" include: Darnell Dinkins (tight ends), Rob Spence (quarterbacks), Norries Wilson (running backs) and Damian Wroblewski (offensive line).
Dinkins brings experience from the highest level of football, having played eight seasons with four different organizations in the NFL. Dinkins won a Super Bowl ring in 2009 as a member of the New Orleans Saints. He spent the 2010 season as assistant tight ends coach with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
A 23-year collegiate coaching veteran, Spence has 16 seasons of experience as an offensive coordinator. He will apply his knowledge of the game to RU's quarterback position. Among the schools he served as offensive coordinator include Clemson, Toledo, Louisiana Tech and Syracuse.
Wilson comes to Rutgers after spending the previous six seasons as head coach at Columbia University. He previously served as offensive coordinator at UConn for four seasons. He was one of five finalists for the Frank Broyles Award as the nation's top assistant coach in 2004.
Wroblewski comes to Rutgers after a five-year stint at the University of Delaware in the same capacity. The Blue Hens' offensive lines paved the way for success in his time at UD, including a 12-3 record and advancing to the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision title game in 2010.
The Rutgers defense made big plays throughout the 2011 season, finishing tied for fifth in the nation in turnovers gained. The Scarlet Knights look ready to be after the football even more in 2012, as the team welcomes back eight starters from last season's swarming defensive unit.
Rutgers' defensive secondary includes senior Brandon Jones and junior All-BIG EAST Second Team selection Logan Ryan at cornerback, with senior All-BIG EAST First Team performer Duron Harmon returning at safety. The three started all 13 games in 2011 and intercepted a combined 10 passes. Harmon led the group with five picks to rank second in the BIG EAST.
The other safety spot in the RU secondary is set to be occupied by sophomore Lorenzo Waters and senior Wayne Warren. The two Scarlet Knights exited Rutgers' spring practice with Waters in line to receive the starting nod. Waters made 10 tackles last season, while Warren totaled 28 stops, including 2.5 sacks.
Rutgers' defense is marked by the return of senior linebacker Khaseem Greene, the 2011 BIG EAST Co-Defensive Player of the Year. Greene elected to finish his career "On the Banks" over a potential early start on an NFL career. He led the conference in tackles with 141 stops and will look to add more to his tally after missing spring practice due to injury.
Fellow senior Steve Beauharnais anchors the defense from the middle linebacker spot. He trailed only Greene in tackles, making 77 stops. His total included a team-leading 16 tackles-for-loss. Junior Jamal Merrell and sophomore Kevin Snyder head into the fall competing for the third starting linebacker position. Snyder showed his versatility in the spring by filling in for the absence of Greene. The unit also welcomes the emergence of redshirt freshman Quentin Gause and converted fullback Robert Joseph, a junior.
Rutgers' defensive linemen offer an intriguing mixture of size and speed. Filling the middle for the Scarlet Knights is the ever-present Scott Vallone. The senior leader has started 38 games in his career, making 143 tackles. He recorded a personal-best 58 tackles last season, including 8.5 tackles-for-loss and 2.5 sacks. Vallone is joined in the interior by junior Isaac Holmes, who notched 12 tackles while seeing action in all 13 games as a freshman in 2011. Junior Jamil Merrell, twin brother of linebacker Jamal Merrell, also figures into the mix with six starts to his name at defensive tackle. Redshirt freshmen Al Page and Marquise Wright both look to add depth to the tackle position group in their first season of action.
The Scarlet Knights' defensive ends look to be an imposing force with experienced seniors Ka'lial Glaud and Marvin Booker and juniors Michael Larrow and Marcus Thompson leading the way. All four started at least one game last season. Larrow appeared in six games and started five for the Scarlet Knights before a leg injury ended his 2011 campaign. Glaud and Thompson received starting nods for two contests last season, while Booker started once. The foursome's experience and playmaking ability is an exciting prospect for RU fans with 44 combined tackles and 8.5 tackles-for-loss between them last season.
Converted wide receiver Jawaun Wynn and former linebacker David Milewski, both sophomores, provide further depth to the defensive end position.
Robb Smith begins his fourth season on the Rutgers sideline and his first as defensive coordinator under Flood. The former special teams coach at RU will also have the Scarlet Knights' highly reputed secondary under his tutelage.
Rutgers' new defensive coaches bring experience and intensity to an already strong group of players. First-year coaches on the defensive side of the ball include: Dave Cohen (linebackers), Jim Panagos (defensive line) and Joe Rossi (special teams/defensive assistant).
Cohen, formerly the head coach of Hofstra from 2006-09, will head RU's linebackers. Cohen most recently served as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Western Michigan the past two seasons.
Panagos will coach Rutgers' defensive line, coming off a five-year stint as defensive line coach at Central Florida. The Knights appeared in three bowl games during his time there.
Serving as a special teams and defensive assistant coach will be Rossi, who last served as defensive coordinator at Maine since 2009. In 2011, the Black Bears ranked 26th nationally in sacks, 31st in pass defense and 25th in pass efficiency defense.
Rutgers seeks to replace four-year starting kicker San San Te and has a freshman in contention to take the spot. Kyle Federico, an early enrollee who participated in spring practice, holds the top spot on RU's post-spring depth chart after a solid debut for the Scarlet Knights. Sophomore Nick DeLouisa is set to provide depth behind Federico. Senior Justin Doerner resumes his punting duties for Rutgers after earning All-BIG EAST Second-Team honors in 2011. He ranked fourth in the conference with a 40.3 yards per punt average. Solidifying the group is two-year starting snapper Robert Jones. The junior has appeared in 25-straight games for the Scarlet Knights.


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6/1 - I can't remember what they call this bridge? I think it's called "The Red Bridge". It's really neat! I've seen it a few times but never actually drove over it.
I once killed a seal with my bare hands next to the wave organ while god and this bridge watched. They did nothing to stop it. That's worse than if they'd done it themselves. Don't you think?


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March 22, 2006
Albany - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that police, without a warrant, cannot search a home when one resident says it's okay but another says it's not.
In 2001, police were called to a domestic disturbance at the home of Americus attorney Scott Randolph and his wife, Janet. Scott Randolph refused to give police consent to search the home, but Mrs. Randolph told them they could.
When police searched, they found evidence of illegal drugs and arrested Scott Randolph. He appealed, and the Georgia Supreme Court ruled in his favor in 2004. But the state took the case to the Supreme Court.
Justices voted five-to-three to uphold the lower court ruling that barred the use of evidence obtained by police who had no search warrant.
The ruling will affect how law enforcement agencies across the nation search homes and property. But Dougherty County Sheriff's investigators say it deals with a specific situation that officers don't come across that often.
But Scott Randolph's former attorney, W.T. Gamble, III, says the ruling helps to protect rights and was worth the long battle. Gamble represented Randolph in his initial drug case in 2001, and he says he immediately thought the search of the Randolph home was illegal.
"Our belief was the Constitution, under the Fourth Amendment, says you can't be searched illegally or without a warrant if you don't give permission. We hadn't given permission, and no one can override that right."
Gamble says the decision will help both sides: the public and law enforcement.
"Law enforcement will know clearly what the rules are, as will an individual. Before, states were ruling both ways on this issue. It was up in the air. Law enforcement really didn't know if they needed to get a warrant or not. Now, they know," said Gamble.
But Dougherty County Sheriff Investigator Lt. Craig Dodd says the ruling isn't clear.
"As the Chief Justice stated, it left us with very little direction," said Lt. Dodd. Dodd says the sheriff's office and other agencies will look to District Attorneys to interpret the Supreme Court ruling and tell officers how to handle certain searches.
"Because they are the ones who will have to prosecute it in court, when we get to court," said Lt. Dodd. Lt. Dodd says this ruling won't stop officers from coming into your home if they feel someone's in danger.
"If we come to a house where a domestic disturbance has been report and ask to see the wife because the husband came to the door and if he says 'No you can't come to my house,' we'll still go in the house and check the wife to see if she's okay and hasn't been injured."
But Justice David Souter, in the Majority, wrote that entering a house amid a dispute is just as illegal as entering without consent. But Chief Justice John Roberts, in his first dissent, argued it's a random ruling that would not protect the rights of a co-inhabitant who happens to be in the backyard when police arrive.
Scott Randolph and his wife are now divorced. He now lives in Atlanta.
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The 2013-2014 school year began Monday, and Harford County Public Schools officials proceeded with their implementation of fees for playing sports and participating in extracurricular activities and their adjustments to school bus routes countywide.
A county councilman and some of his fellow citizens, however, are seeking ways to stop them from going further.
Councilman Dion Guthrie and fellow county citizens, incensed about the impact those fees and bus route consolidations will have on families with children attending Harford County Public Schools, are seeking legal means to stop them.
The bus changes and new fees were among a series of measures approved by the Board of Education in June to reconcile the budget for the current fiscal year, after the county council and county executive declined to approve about $20 million more in county aid sought by school officials.
On Monday, Guthrie discussed with the Abingdon Community Council the plan to bring legal action against the school board if it doesn't back down.
"We believe that's illegal," Guthrie said, as he encouraged residents of Abingdon to join those from his district in Edgewood and Joppatowne at the Tuesday meeting.
About 50 people, most of them parents, attended that meeting at the Sheriff's Office Southern Precinct Station to air their complaints about the school system's changes. Like a similar session last week, the meeting was hosted by the Edgewood Community Council.
Guthrie said the parents' comments would be recorded so a lawyer can ultimately contest the school board's decision in court. He did not say, however, who will be responsible for bringing the legal action or for paying for it.
Several parents at the meeting said their children face longer walks to bus stops or are finding it harder to take part in magnet programs because of the lack of accessible transportation, as they said they were promised.
Lisa Hebb, of Abingdon, said it is middle-class parents like her who will be affected by the changes.
Under the new bus stop consolidations to save money, Hebb said, two of her children have to walk on a busy street to Route 924 to get to Patterson High School and Middle School, wait in a grassy area next to electrical transformers and have no adult supervision while they wait. Hebb also said she will have to pay for her children to participate in sports and other activities.
"I feel as though I am being discriminated against," she said.
Guthrie and fellow council members Joe Woods and Dick Slutzky said they are on the parents' side, as did state Del. Mary-Dulany James and State Sen. Nancy Jacobs, all of whom attended.
"I think what is going on is wrong," Jacobs said, noting she has two grandchildren in Harford schools and a daughter who is a teacher. "I hope that we can move forward and make some changes."
James said cuts like the ones made by the board of education can jeopardize Maryland's standing as the top state for education.
"I am here to support you all with a step forward," James told the crowd.
Guthrie said parents should identify factors such as whether their children have to pass the homes of known sex offenders and whether they have to walk much farther than they did previously.
"It just boggles my mind," Guthrie said about the bus situation, calling it "horrendous."
He noted that many of his constituents in Edgewood are single mothers who cannot afford to pay for sports and a lot of residents do not have credit cards or easy access to computers, if they are required to pay online.
Slutzky pointed out that Maryland has no legislation that requires schools to provide bus transportation to anyone except special-education students.


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How to Get Glam Holiday Makeup
We're all aware that winged eye liner has been on-trend for several years and for good reason! but there's so much more to include in your holiday beauty regimen. From glittery manis to a bright lip, wear these ideas separately as their own statement look or together for a more dramatic face.
By Maura BranniganOctober 13, 2012 1:09 PM
Naturally Luminizing Blush
We've been told the holidays bring a certain spring to our step, a bonafide glow to our cheeks, but there's no harm in guaranteeing that glow throughout the busy season. Focus on a luminizing blush that provides a hint of shimmer alongside that rosy color.
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Re: Image on web
on: July 09, 2012, 07:17:18 pm
you might try to use dropbox / from matlab save to your public dropbox folder / right click it there, to get the web url
use the web url in your arduino shield page /... (dont store it on your arduino)
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Re: Please modify this code
on: July 09, 2012, 07:05:48 pm
yes in this case its more handy to write it like that, less typing is better.
But suppose you wanted a more complex function to create a complex string for HTML formatting.
Based on the value of A the text color is red or green, and if A is below or above a treshold it should be bold too.
Things like that require longer peaces of code.
As i am not sure how good you are in coding, i just noted it could also be written as your function, with a name you like to add to it.
If your learning c++ from other languages, it might be confusing to see how functions are made.
Without words like "Function" , well c++ is a bit barebones syntax , compared to languages like python or java or basic, or ...etc
Essentially int() is a build in function for arduino its allready there.
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Re: Please modify this code
on: July 09, 2012, 01:59:31 pm
a small extra note
if you want a function to go from a string to number it goes like this
int ConvertStringToInt(string S)
return int(s);
As mentioned earlier there is always one answer to a function so you could repeat it
If you have this function you can write
A = ConvertString(lux_v1);
B = ConvertString(lux_v2);
in this case its more typing work, but often functions are good to repeat complex computer math programming, so using functions is a good thing just to let you know
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Re: Please modify this code
on: July 09, 2012, 01:45:29 pm
oh your realy new to code.. well ehmm you should dive into it why else you have an arduino?.
I dont have the ethernet shield so i cannt really rewrite and test your code.
Well maybe i still can help you, and give you guidance
As a general note type correctly
As i see in your code
int lux_v1 = readString.substring(7, 11);
int lux_v1 = readString.substring(12, 16);// lux_v2 = readString.substring(12, 16)
i added some marked command // is for marking
in you code you give lux_v1 a value and the next line does the same to the same value
But most likely you wanted it to assign to lux_v2
Are those perhaps the values you would like to work with ?
Because there you took parts of string called readString
For strings, a string = "text like this"
The first character is counted as zero
So the command substring, takes from readstring the 0123456 7th character till the 11th
However by nature if you take part of a string it will returned as a string to you.
There is a function to convert a number inside a string to an int
// put this in the setup part
int A = 0;
int B = 0;
now you program knows of two variables A and B
You also had lux_v1 and lux_v2 who where not int's but strings
This how you get their text numbers into an int, place it in your main program below after where i spoted your typo.
A = int(lux_v1);
B = int(lux_v2);
Instead of A you might also name them like Lux_v1_AsNumber perhaps more easy?
I also note that you use a function called
as far as i know this is not part of the arduino language, i couldnt find a reference of it (there is no atoi here :
but perhaps its a function that was part of Spi or Ethernet includes ? well perhaps might be.
Oh nextyou have serial output... and web output.
So you should also upate your webpage with A and B i suppose ?
Take a look at your seccond usage of your  statement ... that should be
But just above that line you might write
client.println (
); // in html web page language that is a new line
client.print ( "First value :");
client.print ( lux_v1 ); // yes we can keep the string, you might try int version too
client.print (
);
client.print ( "Second value :");
client.print ( lux_v2 );
I hope you will manage with this help, i cannt test your solutions.
What's always a good approach to programming is to divide your problems into smaller ones. Or slowly extend your program, with a lot of file saves in between. so your working code extends, until you reach a problem. so then you know its there. then try to solve it in small parts, look perhaps how other people solved similar c++ coding problems, hang around c++ forums, or place newbie questions at "stack overflow" >> google it.
You can also slowly extend the sample programs its a good way to learn how to code.
Books are nice too, (but borring too) just try to code, thats where it all starts..
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Re: why does it work this?
on: July 09, 2012, 10:34:22 am
a stroke.. hmm your a bit like me constant headache..
maybe a mistake of syntax under c++,
i am aware of a few strange ways of typing in c++
but have not seen something like you typed.
int x=3;
x +=2; // is same as x=x+2; results in 5
x *=2 ; // performs the operation x = x * 2 results in 6 if x still was 3
x++; // x = x + 1
doing a multiply in front of a variable that you would like to assign a value..
dont think its part of c++ ?
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Re: Please modify this code
on: July 09, 2012, 10:13:57 am
String s = "123,456"; // string
int i = s.indexOf(",");
int l = s.length();
int a = int(s.substring (0,i-1)); //result in a
int b = int(s.substring (i+1,l)); //result in b
ps check for typos, as i didnt
Sorry lazy.. but maybe you where too ?
Or maybe not, your new to coding, well then i gave a sample.
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Re: How to detect if the board is connected to PC?
on: July 08, 2012, 07:56:55 pm
Perhaps try to think outside of the box.. dont detect it.
You might write to
usb and to the SD you do it in a circular logging way. (FILO)
Circular logging is sometimes used in databases to have some time window to be able to restore data
Ofcourse its not the best.. but its better then nothing, and it might be all you want.
That is if you do not have to much data (or else your SD will be full quickly)..but it will always overwrite oldest data (so there is a time limit of how much data can be recovered back in time)..
Also keep in mind how often you can rewrite your SD...
If it is important data get it to a networked file cluster or so ..
Not sure how SD storage works (i dont have it)
if you have a file system on it, then keep a pointer to oldest write somewhere, and update it once you overwrite your oldest stored data samples. (circular logging).
When connected to PC perhaps also store a date time on the SD
Perhaps use clock shield or so.
You might have 2 arduino's around, another one to replay a SD to your compter, to restore data
or write a program that replays trough a comlink to fool the original computer program
PS for medical data it might not be wise to use an arduino, see its license its not to be used in environments that could change the dead or alive situation of a carbon based life form..or something like that.
Ask yourself what is the cost if your solution would fail, its not foolproof hardware it will brakedown someday
PS It might interest you to read about atomic databases (no its not about physics) >Exchange uses it.
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voice counting 0 to 9 and some words without a shield.
on: July 08, 2012, 06:57:22 pm
Well after all the blinking effects.
I wondered would it be possible to let a Arduino speak ?
I know the Duemilove has limited in memory for this, so i would first try only numbers 0 to 9 and some keywords.
Down sampling my wav i can get to a 92kb file.. still to much
Doubling the speed (should be played at 50% speed) gets it down half 46kb (still to much)
Its a pcm mono unsigned 8000mhz 5.5 seconds fragment.
if i would only use the numbers its about 18kb .. but i like to use to extra key words.
One of the main problems to me
Is there a short routine to do frequency output ?
What would be i highest sound frequency ?
If i switch from frequency how fast can I switch (i suppose slower then the previous question) ?
>> thinking of letting a computer algorythm compress it to a simple ( frequency, duration )
>> and let a computer find some kind of best fit for it. (not sure yet how to)
>> it would be some kind of longterm project, just for fun to improve my programming skill
i've seen some sample from a guy who made a voicesynthesizer without a shield.
to be honestly i couldnt understand what was spoken, if sounds attempts surely result in something like that
then just advice me, that it is not do able.
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Re: Let me share a c# sample string read from serial.println
on: July 08, 2012, 02:19:58 pm
no, its not really flushing data, it was a way of speaking.
if you take a look at the code at this function :
private void serialPort1_DataReceived(object sender, System.IO.Ports.SerialDataReceivedEventArgs e)
you will find the difference of how each textbox gets its data.
End of packet marker, well i rather mind linebreaks, so i just reads whatever data is send and brings it back as the same string as was send by serial.println its no problem if your strings are variable in size.
Also you wont need to install c# (but its a code demo) as a working executable is inside the zip too.
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Let me share a c# sample string read from serial.println
on: July 08, 2012, 09:33:57 am
Hello people here.
I improved upon a c# serial programming example, and i like to share it here.
This is a programming demo, and when started you will see options to connect.
Select your arduino comport, and select your baudrate, press start.
As for the demo, you will see two textboxes one on the left textbox1 and one on the right textbox2
When running the program will display the serial input from the arduino in both textboxes
The difference is, that the right textbox will only update on received whole line strings.
It will not update on partial received data, if more then 1 line string is received it will also update per string.
In contrast the left textbox just flushes anything it receives including partial of strings.
Hmm fun but ehm why did i make it, you might wonder.
Well the point is, if you have a preformated string as output from your arduino.
And you would like to do something with it its much more easier, to work on the same string you tried to send. As compared to partial strings.
Imagine you would write in the arduino :
Serial.println("This is what i received.");
Serial.println("2678 do you like it?");
The left textbox1 might upate like :
---|This is wh|----|at i rec|----|eived. \r|----|\n 2|---|678 do y|---|ou like it? \r\n|
However right textbox2 will update like :
---|This is what i received. \r\n|----|2678 do you like it ? \r\n|---
Well yes, if you know the syntax output from a GPS module or other data output it would be more easy to buildup on whole strings at a connected computer side, then parts of strings. I probably am not the first who solved it. But post it here so people who find this difficult to do com reading from c#, can use it.
Written in c# 2010 express (free downloadable from Microsoft, just google it).
The code is as is, i'm not going to support it, or give long explanations about it, reason its working
But its a demo release and not a final version, as the final one wont include the leftbox, this version still does show the difference in programming, therefore you might learn from it. So instead of me explaining, i rather focus on a next version which will not be for a coding example, but will include some cool other stuff.
Just reply thanks if you liked it.
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Re: Serial data read and write questions
on: July 08, 2012, 08:17:48 am
Ok well here is my c# program, not yet translated it to arduino.
But the simple technique should be easily converted since commands are the same in c++ and c#
However capitalization differs, and some input/output formatting might differ. (linebreaks)
The whole simple trick is inside :
private void serialPort1_DataReceived(object sender, System.IO.Ports.SerialDataReceivedEventArgs e)
Its simple
It got two text boxes, as for demo purposes the left textbox1 just flushes anything that is received.
The right textbox2 works different, it only updates whenever a whole string is received.
If more then one Arduino whole serial.println string is received, it will add them each separate as whole strings. If there is no full string yet received but a partial one, it will not update the textbox2.
To be able to handle full strings could be handy since often you know the string syntax that gets out and you like to work on that string again, so that should be easier to do on the right textbox2
I compiled it to use .net 4.0 but one could recompile to use 3.0 too i think.
I used c# express 2010 which is a free download from Microsoft.
the c# project is attached to this post,
Please let me know what you think of it.
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Re: Serial data read and write questions
on: July 07, 2012, 06:33:25 pm
just as a side note.
I guess a lot of serial communication problems arise from dealing with buffers.
Both connected PC and Arduino can suffer from that;
Under c# a comport.readline functions is kindoff problematic .
Well as of this night i just wrote a function that outputs whole line strings as output.
Which is kind of nice since often the serial.println string originated as a fixed format.
And so you often now the position of numbers etc
And so it nice to those real strings in return as sended by the arduino.
I'm now about to port this c# function to a c++ function.
To get the same kind of buffer solution if there is fast communication in the other direction.
I doubt if the arduino wouldnt be able to keep up, however its more of a programming exercise to me.
(i have to train c# and c++ urgently for getting a job), it might be handy for other devices connected to the arduino.
Well i was thinking maybe it could simplify your code such function in c++.
PS If it is possible to upload code here on the site i would gladly upload the c# code
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Waht are the largest programs for arduino used for ?
on: July 07, 2012, 11:17:29 am
I am wondering what are the largest programs people made running on a arduino to control something ?
I've read about a chess program, but not the actual size of it.
If your making something huge please respond, or if you did that in the past, and write the compiled size of your project.
Do some people's project get near the 4K limit of the arduino, i am curious.
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Re: Serial data read and write questions
on: July 06, 2012, 08:19:31 pm
I'm wondered too, what the code should do
apparently he's doing a char like character read of the serial communication.
puts these chars in an array , on which a patern search occurs ","DA
and then he...pwow.. this matching complexity continuous..
Ehm not sure why he does it like this, has he tried to do a serial readln ? (readline or isnt the device returning linebreaks in the output ?)
There are also other commands like
(till next readout start?)
Which basically puts data in an array till a certain character, all at once.
But then you have the data is working with chars inside an array handy. (duh dough any string is an array ehm hmmm.)
If you know the delimeter character (line break or something else)
You might as wel use a string, add chars to it, until you have a match
the String object has many handy function to build up on more advanced string match functions.
I guess not many people read out the data the way you do, and i'm not exactly sure if it has a benefit to do so.
There are also some code samples delivered with the arduino software download, take a look at serial examples too.
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Re: servo moving very slow,only works for delay of 1500 or more
on: July 06, 2012, 06:34:45 am
ehm you do use Mosfets ?
well, a mosfet has 3 pins, lets suppose a pin is connected to 12V (V in) and another pin to your arduino to control the mosfet (gate), and another (V out)to your motors magnet from where it goes to ground.
The principle of the Mosfet is that a charge in the gate creates a tunnel inside the Mosfet so the magnet inside your motor gets power.
Mosfet however require little charge to control that tunnel, this gate charge is tiny compared to the their (V out) power. If you overwhelm it with a lot of charge, then it takes more time before the charge is gone (and you might even destroy the Mosfet if you give it to much on the gate).
If it takes more time to discharge then it means it doesnt switch off as fast as you like.
So that would result that inside a motor more magnets might still be turned on.
Resulting in weak motor performance, for both speed and torsion
To resolve use resistors on the gate (its also protective for the Mosfet)
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Affirmative with was/were + the past participle:
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It was recorded in 1971 in a studio in Manhattan.
These chickens raised by my uncle Henry.
These shoes were made in Mallorca.
Pedro was born in Toledo.
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This salmon wasn't caught in a river, it was raised on a fish farm.
These shoes weren't made in Spain, they were made in India.
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ESB Business School
Hochschule ReutlingenTranslation: University of Applied Sciences Reutlingen
Location: Reutlingen, Germany
Homepage: http://www.esb-reutlingen.de/
Handle: RePEc:edi:sbreude
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