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GAINESVILLE -- For all the talk of Gainesville's offensive prowess, the Red Elephants can make just as many plays on defense and special teams -- and they picked a good time to prove it.
Gainesville returned an interception for a score and blocked a punt to set up another, as the Red Elephants fought past M.L. King 28-14 in the first round of the Class AAAAA playoffs on Friday at City Park.
The big plays helped offset M.L. King's 422 total yards -- outgaining Gainesville by 211 -- and helped the Red Elephants march on to the second round of the postseason for the sixth straight year -- where they will face South Paulding.
"At this point, it's not how you win or how much you win by or whatever, it's just survive and go on to the next round, and we did what we had to do," Gainesville coach Bruce Miller said. "Our defense played super... two goal-line stands, two interceptions... They just played their fannies off."
The Red Elephants (10-1) set the tone from the start, halting the Lions on fourth and goal from the Gainesville 1-yard line. And even though M.L. King rolled up some impressive yardage stats -- including 269 yards passing -- the Red Elephants kept the Lions scoreless through three quarters as they built a 28-0 advantage.
The defense also started the scoring for the defending Class AAAAA champs, as Devan Stringer picked off a Lions pass and sprinted 55 yards for a 7-0 lead with 8:23 left in the first half. Brenton Merritt also got a pick in the third quarter to set up a 29-yard scoring run from Deshaun Watson and a 28-0 lead.
Watson battled through one of his lowest-ever passing totals at Gainesville, managing just 20 yards on four completions, by making up for it with his legs and hands. The senior rushed for a game-high 159 yards and two scores, while also catching a four-yard scoring pass from Mikey Gonzalez.
"Offensively, I think the weather kinda' got in our heads a little bit," Miller said. "We just weren't making a lot of plays... Thank goodness Deshaun can run."
Watson's first touchdown plunge came after Gainesville's Colton Quinones blocked an M.L. King punt late in the second quarter. Gonzalez then came in and drilled Watson after the starting quarterback drifted out of the backfield on a trick play that helped the Red Elephants to a 21-0 lead at the half.
The Red Elephants produced another goal line stand to start the second half before pulling ahead 28-0.
Yet M.L. King finally broke through after a Red Elephants fumble, scoring its first touchdown with 10:59 remaining. The Lions then made it 28-14 with 8:13 remaining, but Gainesville coped with the push. An illegal touching penalty finally ended M.L. King's threat as time drained away.
The Red Elephants will stay at home for the second round, taking on a South Paulding team that beat Sequoyah 48-21 in the first round.
-- Bryan Pirkle contributed to this report


text: 9 Nov 2012 6:19 AM This post got a little long on me so, for your benefit I went ahead and posted a video that covers the same content. If you prefer to listen and watch the video is embedded into this post at the end. When speaking about the E-mail Router, most people commonly think about the actual Microsoft Dynamics CRM component called Microsoft Dynamics CRM E-mail Router. However, the Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Microsoft Office Outlook client (for now will be referenced as the Outlook client), can also function as the E-mail Router for an organization. I have commonly been asked, "Why would I choose the E-mail Router instead of just using the Outlook client?" "What advantages are there to the Outlook client rather than the E-mail Router?" I have had customers install and configure the E-mail Router and not even know why they were installing or configuring it. The intent of this post is to explain why an organization would want to use e-mail routing within their organization. The sole purpose of e-mail routing is to get mail delivered from or created into Microsoft Dynamics CRM (from now on will be referenced as CRM). For instance, let's say a company, Company ARR (I'm a big fan of pirates), wants to send marketing materials out for a new product that is being launched. They want to be able to track what e-mails were sent and who replied to them. Company ARR can use CRM to accomplish this task. CRM does not have the capability of being an e-mail service. We rely on some other application, such as Microsoft Exchange, to handle the e-mail services. We then need something to handle the communication between the e-mail service and CRM. This is the entire concept of the e-mail router. To be the middle man between these two services. Now we understand, theoretically, the purpose of e-mail routing and the E-mail Router. We will change our focus onto the fun part, trying to make sense of all the available options for e-mail routing. Which options an organization will want to choose will be based on their pre-deployment planning. The following section should help organizations choose the proper deployment, in regards to E-mail Router, for their organization. E-mail Router vs. Outlook Client There are advantages and disadvantages to both of these components. The following lists of advantages and disadvantages can be found in the E-mail Router Scenarios document found here: The Microsoft Dynamics CRM E-mail Router The E-mail Router can handle the incoming and outgoing e-mail requests of CRM. The E-mail Router is an extra component that needs to be installed and configured on a supported environment. You can find the hardware and software requirements of the E-mail Router within the CRM Implementation Guide found here. Locate the following sections within the Planning Guide: Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 E-mail Router hardware requirements Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 E-mail Router software requirements Let's now review what the Advantages and Disadvantages are. Advantages · Can be used to connect to Exchange and POP3 mailboxes to track incoming e-mail into Microsoft Dynamics CRM · Can be used in deployments where the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook is not installed · Can be used to monitor individual user mailboxes · Can be used for Queues · Will send outgoing e-mails out as long as the Router service is running Disadvantages · Requires a dedicated computer that is always running · Can be more complex to setup and maintain if used to monitor a large number of user's mailboxes · Requires a central administrator within the e-mail service that would have full mailbox rights for users within a deployment or users to manually enter in their credentials within their Personal Options within CRM The Forward Mailbox The Forward Mailbox is used solely for incoming e-mails. It does require the Microsoft Dynamics CRM E-mail Router to be installed. In addition, you will need to use either the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook or the E-mail Router to send outgoing e-mails. Let's look into some of the advantages and disadvantages of the Forward Mailbox. Advantages · Reduces the number of incoming profiles that must be created and managed for organizations that monitor a large number of user's mailboxes · One central mailbox to monitor · Does not require a central administrator within the e-mail service or users to enter in their credentials within CRM Disadvantages · E-mail provider must have the ability to forward as an attachment. This is required to forward e-mails to a central mailbox that is monitored by the Microsoft Dynamics CRM E-mail Router · A mailbox rule must be deployed to each user to forward e-mails to the central mailbox The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Outlook client The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Outlook client can be used for incoming and outgoing e-mails like the E-mail Router. Advantages · This scenario does not require the Microsoft Dynamics CRM E-mail Router. The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook is able to send e-mail for each user whether the user sends it from within Outlook or within the CRM Web Client, as well as receive and track e-mail in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. · There are no user passwords to maintain for access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM or to the user's mailboxes. Disadvantages · The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook must be running for e-mails to be sent or tracked in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. If the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook is not running, the e-mails will be queued until Outlook is launched and connects to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM server and to the mail server. · This scenario cannot be used for Queues created in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. · The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook must be installed for all users that is configured with this option. Well this is a great explanation of the Advantages and Disadvantages but what does this all mean? What does it mean to use E-mail Router or Forward Mailbox? What are the fundamental differences between the Outlook client and the E-mail Router? I am going to use a couple of diagrams to try and help illustrate the idea of what the E-mail Router, Forward Mailbox, and Outlook client is doing in regards to E-mail Routing. E-mail Router: Again, it's important to understand the functionality of the E-mail Router. It is designed to connect an e-mail service to CRM. The E-mail Router can be used for sending e-mails out of CRM as well as handle creating e-mail activities into CRM, based on replies to CRM e-mail activities. We will first look at how the E-mail Router connects CRM to an e-mail service to send Outgoing e-mails. E-mail Router – Outgoing E-mails: The following diagram is to help illustrate how the E-mail Router sends e-mails out of CRM. I will discuss the actual flow in more details below. 1. A user creates an E-mail activity within CRM and clicks on save. The E-mail activity status is now set to Open and the E-mail is in a Draft state. This means that the E-mail activity can be modified. 2. A user ensures that the e-mail is to their liking and clicks on Send. This will change the E-mail activity status to Pending Send and set the E-mail activity to a read only state. 3. The E-mail Router will query CRM, shown in step 1 in the diagram above, to determine if there are any e-mails that need to be sent. The E-mail Router queries CRM based on a couple of conditions. The first is that the CRM e-mail activity needs to have a status of Pending Send. Then the E-mail Router processes outgoing e-mails on a per user basis. This means that CRM is looking for the user's GUID for the Sender field. By default, the E-mail Router will only retrieve 6 e-mails to send to the e-mail service at a time. 4. The E-mail Router will try and establish a connection with the E-mail server. Once a connection has been established, it will take the list of e-mails it retrieved in step 1 and send them to the mail server to be delivered. This is shown in step 2 in the diagram above. In some situations, such as later versions of Exchange, the e-mail server must be configured to allow e-mail to be sent from an "external" source. External merely suggests that the e-mail send request was not done by the e-mail service. 5. The server will then accept or reject the request being made from the E-mail Router. If the e-mail server accepts the e-mails from the E-mail Router, the e-mail service will send a reply to the E-mail Router that it is accepting the E-mails. Once the E-mail Router receives this notice, it will change the status of the e-mail activity within CRM from Pending Send to Sent. If the e-mail server rejects the e-mail, the e-mail activity will go back into a Pending Send status and a retry will be done at a later time. 6. Once the e-mail service has accepted the e-mail. It is up to the e-mail service to get it from the server to the recipient. This is shown in step 3 in the diagram above. This is a fairly simple process and concept. The E-mail Router queries CRM for e-mails that are pending send, packages those e-mails up, and sends it off to the e-mail server. Let's move on to how the E-mail Router handles Incoming E-mails. E-mail Router – Incoming E-mails: This process is a little more complex but, theoretically, is a simple process as well. 1. So let's continue to work with the concept that a user sent an e-mail out of CRM to a CRM Contact record. That Contact responds back to the user and that e-mail is now inside of the CRM user's e-mail box. This is illustrated in the picture above as step 1. 2. We now need to get the e-mail response from the CRM Contact into CRM. To do that, we configure the user's settings and the E-mail Router to connect to the CRM user's mailbox. We will discuss the configuration in a future blog post. In order for the E-mail Router to establish a connection to the e-mail server, the E-mail Router must pass credentials to the e-mail server of a user that has full mailbox access permission to the mailbox. The E-mail Router then crawls through the Inbox and sub-folders of the Inbox for that user's mailbox. This is shown in the picture above as step 2. 3. For each e-mail in the user's inbox, the E-mail Router will query the CRM server to determine if the e-mail message should be created as an e-mail activity or not. This determination is made based on a few different configuration options within CRM. This is step is shown in the picture above as step 3. If CRM agrees that the e-mail activity meets the criteria to be created into CRM, it will create an e-mail activity within CRM with the status of Received. If CRM does not believe it should be created as an e-mail activity within CRM, it will deny the request and give the reason of why it denied the request. It then logs a message with the E-mail Router and the e-mail message is then disregarded. Forward Mailbox As mentioned previously, the Forward Mailbox can only be used for Incoming e-mails. The idea behind the Forward Mailbox is that e-mails from CRM users are all forwarded as attachments to a common mailbox, commonly referred to as the Forward Mailbox. Then the E-mail Router connects to that mailbox and processes that one mailbox, rather than all mailboxes for all CRM users. Let's take a look at what the flow looks like for the Forward Mailbox. 1. Again, let's continue to work with the concept that a user sent an e-mail out of CRM to a CRM Contact record. That contact then replies back to the e-mail message. The e-mail response is then delivered into the CRM User's mailbox on the e-mail server. This is show in Step 1. 2. Based on the forwarding rules deployed to the user's mailbox, the e-mail server will forward a copy of the original e-mail message as an attachment to the Forward Mailbox as seen in Step 2. 3. The E-mail Router establishes a connection with the Forward Mailbox and processes each e-mail. This is seen in step 3. 4. Step 4 illustrates the E-mail Router querying CRM for each e-mail message within the Forward Mailbox to determine if it should be tracked inside of CRM. If it should, it will create an e-mail activity within CRM. If it should not be tracked, then CRM will disregard it. Either way, the e-mail in the Forward Mailbox inbox is deleted. CRM Outlook Client The CRM Outlook client functions a lot like the E-mail Router does for incoming and outgoing. Instead of the E-mail Router acting as the third party between the CRM server and the E-mail server, the CRM Outlook client is now handling the middleman duties. The main difference between the E-mail Router and the CRM Outlook client is the configuration. The authentication to the e-mail server is handled by the established connection between Outlook and the e-mail server and the authentication between Outlook and CRM is controlled by the CRM addin. The mail flow and processes are identical to the e-mail router. However, troubleshooting mail problems between the e-mail router and the CRM Outlook client is a little different. We will cover this in the troubleshooting portion of this blog post. To Be Continued… Back to the Intro At this point, you should have a good understanding of what the E-mail Router is, what the E-mail Router does, and how it does it. I hope you have found this helpful. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to write your comments within this blog. The next post will document some of the limitations of the E-mail Router.

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The recent article about the roughly 30 designations that are in play across the 391 units of the National Park System highlights just one of the disparities that exist among units. Another example is the uneven quality of the 391 units' websites.
While it's oft said that regardless of the designation all units of the National Park System supposedly are treated equally by the National Park Service, nothing could be farther from the truth, at least not when it comes to web content. And that's unfortunate, as the Internet is about the only place the National Park Service conducts anything resembling a marketing campaign.
To prove that point, let's compare the websites of Yellowstone National Park and Gauley River National Recreation Area.
Yellowstone just might have the best webmeisters in the Park Service, and a deep support crew in terms of public affairs, interpretation, and science staffs.
Go to Yellowstone's website and right off the bat the lefthand column offers you choices to Plan Your Visit, Photos and Multimedia, History and Culture, Nature and Science, For Teachers, For Kids, News, Management, and Support Your Park. In the body of the homepage there are more hot links to take you to Directions, Operating Hours and Seasons, Fees and Reservations, Road Construction Delays and SEASONAL Closures, Centennial Initiative 2016, Publications, What's New, and Webcams.
Move beyond that homepage and you can spend hours sifting through old and new photographs of the park; videocasts of the park; many chapters of Yellowstone's management history, with a bent toward winter-use; learn all about backcountry camping and how to obtain permits; fishing rules; campgrounds; education programs such as the well-received Expedition Yellowstone; lists of approved outfitters, including those that focus on photography; management debates over the park's northern range, and much, much more.
The website for Gauley River, sadly, pales greatly in comparison. Its lefthand column is modest, even Spartan, offering just Plan Your Visit, History and Culture, Nature and Science, and Management options. The body of the page contains hot links for Directions, Operating Hours and Seasons, Fees and Reservations, and Riparian Assessment.
There is no specific section for Photos and Multimedia, or News, and nothing For Teachers or For Kids, and no way to Support Your Park. Now, if you root around the website you'll find some content, such as more details on whitewater adventures on the Gauley, a nice page that, when updated, lets you figure out both water levels on the Gauley and when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans releases from the Summersville Dam for the fall 2009 rafting season. And there's a link to American Whitewater's Gauley River page, which offers ample information on the Gauley.
Sadly, the History and Culture page offers only a time-line of human occupation in the area and the evolution of the rafting industry. And while some park websites go into rich detail with birding lists, flower lists, and faunal information, Gauley River's Nature and Science page on its face is highly generic, though you can download pdfs addressing the recreation area's riparian areas.
Now, this is not intended to serve as a critique of the Gauley River staff. Rather, it's to point to the inequities that exist across a system that is not supposed to have such inequities. Understandably, larger parks with more acreage, more infrastructure and more tourism traffic are going to require more money and staff. But if you accept that the National Park Service's web presence is the agency's, and the 391 units', main form of getting the word out of the wonders that exist within the National Park System, you'd hope there would be equity across the system.
They say President Obama is highly cognizant of the powers of the Internet, Let's hope he expects his agency heads to be just as cognizant and that they order some much-needed work on the Park Service sites.


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COMMERCE Alvin Curtis Malone, 83, of Commerce died Jan. 18, 2007, at his home. Graveside services are at 1 p.m. today at South Sulphur Cemetery with Brother Terry Bryan officiating.
Son of Henry and Zora Abernathy Malone, he was born July 17, 1923, in Aberfoyle. Mr. Malone was a farmer. He enjoyed raising goats.
Survivors include a stepdaughter, Patsy Holt of Commerce; a niece, Glenda Malone of Plano; several grandchildren; several nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews and great-great-nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lucille Malone; a brother, Boyd Malone; and a niece, Carol Orr.
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Last Wednesday evening saw John Bristowe from the Microsoft Calgary office present Visual Studio Team System to an appreciative audience of 100 .netBC and VANTUG members. John has a very lively style of presentation and it proved difficult to slow him down even when we had to vacate the meeting room. Rob Chartier MVP was in the audience and John, Rob, Medhat Elmasry (President, .netBC) and I had the obligatory trip to the bar after the meeting, where many topics were discussed, including how great Code Camp Vancouver 2007 is going to be. We will be aiming for more parallel sessions, possibly including an IT Pro track, in which case we will have to come up with a different Camp name! We also discussed other possible opportunities for joint .netBC/VANTUG meetings. I commented previously in my blogs on running UG's about the importance of collaboration between the groups. It was good to see such a positive and optimistic atmosphere around the table.
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Detectives have been given a further 36 hours to question a 23-year-old arrested over the death of a man in Crawley.
The 23-year-old man, from Crawley, was arrested on suspicion of murder on Sunday afternoon after a 45-year-old Portuguese man was found seriously injured in an alleyway between Stephenson Way and Haslett Avenue East.
The victim later died.
Today (Tuesday January 21) magistrates gave detectives further time to interview the suspect.
Two other men aged 33 and 48 and a woman aged 22, all from Crawley, are also still in custody on suspicion of murder.
Initial indications from the post mortem support the suggestion that the victim was assaulted and suffered head injuries between 10pm on Saturday and 3.25am on Sunday, when his body was discovered.
Detective Chief Inspector Jason Taylor, from the Surrey and Sussex Major Crime Team, said: "We are still piecing together what happened on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
"We know that the victim has suffered a head injury but we still need to speak to anyone who can tell us how he suffered it.
"Our appeal remains for anyone who was in the area between 10.30pm on Saturday and 3.25am on Sunday to contact us."
Searches are continuing in the alleyway, on a patch of ground behind Three Bridges Free Church and at Tilgate Drive cycle path. Officers are guarding each scene so they can be examined for evidence.
Officers are still liaising with the Portuguese authorities to try to confirm the victim's identity and to get in touch with his relatives.
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Mumbai: WPP Group, the world's largest advertising company, said on Thursday that the Indian unit of its agency Ogilvy & Mather would acquire a majority stake in PennyWise Solutions Pvt. Ltd, an Indian digital technology and production firm. The statement didn't divulge the size of the deal.
This investment is expected to add weight to Ogilvy & Mather's digital strategy in the Asia Pacific, aligning its digital strategy and creative talent with the technical and production strengths of PennyWise.
The Hyderabad-based company, which employs some 140 people, offers a wide range of digital services, including custom application development, mobile application development, digital listening, online consumer response management systems, data analytics and business intelligence, network support and infrastructure management services.
PennyWise had unaudited revenue of Rs11.92 crore for the year ending March 2013, and had gross assets of Rs6.83 crore, according to a statement from the WPP Group.
PennyWise has a global customer base covering Europe and North America as well as India. The current client portfolio includes Vodafone India, Johnson & Johnson, and WPP agencies including Ogilvy & Mather, Soho Square and a host of others.
PennyWise will serve as the digital technology and production centre for Ogilvy & Mather in India and will power digital delivery for the agency's India network as well as the Asia-Pacific network.
"As we build digital services, talent and thinking across the organization, we also need partners with different skills… This is a strategic investment. It will combine the digital skills and services of both companies to deliver solutions for our clients across India and APAC," said Piyush Pandey, executive chairman and creative director, Ogilvy & Mather-South Asia.
This investment is in line with WPP's strategy of developing its networks in fast growing markets and sectors. In 2012, WPP's revenue in the fast growing economies of Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East, and Central and Eastern Europe, made up 30% of total group revenues of $16.5 billion. In India, WPP companies collectively employ over 12,000 people, including associates, with revenues of $500 million.
WPP's digital revenue was over $5 billion in 2012 and represented about a third of total group revenues. WPP recently raised its targets from 35-40% for each of fast-growth markets and new media to at least 40-45% each year over the next five years.


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Apple has released iTunes 11.0.1 for Windows and Mac. The update, also available as a separate 64-bit build for Windows users, addresses a number of issues including two affecting iCloud and AirPlay users.
It also restores the ability to display duplicate items in the user's library, which disappeared in the original 11.0 release. Now users can once again go through their library rooting out duplicate items via the View > Show Duplicate Items menu.
The update also promises to improve iTunes' responsiveness when searching larger libraries for content. Fixes – described as "important stability and performance improvements" – include one resolution that affected iCloud users with iTunes Match switched on which prevented new purchases from appearing in the iTunes library. Another fix should see the AirPlay button appear in all circumstances.
iTunes 11.0.1 follows swiftly on from the release of iTunes 11 at the end of last month. That release debuted a revamped user interface to improve navigation of the user's library, allowing users to browse and select albums without leaving the main library view, for example. The MiniPlayer was also revamped with new features like Up Next and improved playlist creation tools.
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UM System Administration Strategic Plan
An Investment in our Students and Missouri
The University of Missouri System differentiates itself among higher education systems by having four distinct campuses-located across the state with urban campuses in the two largest cities and our flagship and technological campuses in the center—that each play a unique role in the state of Missouri's land-grant, research university system.
In developing the University of Missouri System Administration Strategic Plan, our focus was to identify ways to leverage system resources so that we can continue to develop and support the operations of our campuses and enable our university to meet the teaching, research, public service and economic development needs of the state of Missouri.
The outcome of our strategic planning process reflects a tremendous amount of effort by many and we are pleased to share with you the UM System Administration Strategic Plan.
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What Kind Of Chocolate In A Chocolate Mold?
Sugar Work By cakification Updated 16 May 2011 , 8:11pm by cakification
I ordered a few chocolate molds off eBay, a life size high heel shoe and an almost life size martini glass, but i don't know what chocolate I'm supposed to use in them?
I have seen the tutorials on how to Use the molds, but they don't specify the kind of chocolate?
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I have only used the candy melts type chocolate in them.
Candy melts eh? Thats great actually, I just bought a whole bunch of them but wasn't sure if that would work! Thanks!


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Prospect Park entered its final at-bat down seven runs, and apparently did so unfazed.
An eight-run rally in the bottom of the seventh inning, highlighted by Anna Darby's bases-clearing triple, propelled Prospect Park to a 12-11 comeback victory over a stunned Kedron squad in Del-Val Intermediate C softball action Tuesday night.
Gabriella Mendez, Michelene Carney and Mariana Colonna each smacked doubles in the win.
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Sydney Reasin smacked a home run and knocked in four runs as Prospect Park routed Brookhaven, 10-2.
Caleigh Falck, Sam Bellano and Hannah Frank each contributed with a pair of hits, while Melissa Leggett whiffed seven and allowed two hits on the mound in the win.
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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by SESupergenius, Apr 28, 2004.
Ourlad Depth Chart
Just a preliminary depth chart to chat about.
I would think DeLoach would step in for Payne before Ioane and that at least Robinson and Babbins should be higher on the chart, but we'll see.
Wonder where they have JJ Moses and that Starling kid located on the WR depth chart.
They have JJ sloted as the 3rd reciever behind, Johnson and Armstrong.
IMHO they will put Starling where JJ is, and move JJ back.
And 12 is too many receivers.--IMO
1. Johnson, Andre
2. Armstrong, Derick
3. Moses, JJ
4. Taylor, Chris
5. Lewis, Jermaine
6. Dugans, Ron
7. Bradford, Corey
8. Gaffney, Jabar
9. Thomas, Sloan
10. Johnson, Albert
11. Charles, Terry
12. Starling, Kendrick
I think they did the same thing last year with AJ. It probably is just a rule that until the rooks play at least one pre-season game that they don't get listed as a starter.
Dang, i didnt realize we had that many receivers.
Starling, Gaffney, A. Johnson, Bradford, Thomas, Armstrong
those are the 6 receivers I knew about :P. Some of the other names are familiar but didnt realize that we had THAT many receivers. How many you think will be cut?
1. Johnson, Andre
2. Armstrong, Derick
3. Moses, JJ
4. Taylor, Chris
5. Lewis, Jermaine
6. Dugans, Ron
7. Bradford, Corey
8. Gaffney, Jabar
9. Thomas, Sloan
10. Johnson, Albert
11. Charles, Terry
12. Starling, Kendrick
AJ, Armstrong, moses, dungans,bradford, gaffney, thomas,and starling have the best chances of staying on-board.
Some of the others will make practice squad, but I think 4 will get cut.
I did not realize how deep we are at LB. I thought Shante Orr was pretty good last year. I am expecting some good things this year.
Ses... Don't even joke about Carr being on the cover of Madden!
Thanks for the link.
I think Bruener/Joppru should be ahead of Miller.
And Babin/Peek should be ahead of Clemons.
And Robinson should be starting at RCB and Coleman should be at FS.
I like the battle for the TE spots could be one of most heated in camp.
right i don't want carr to have the madden curse
Don't think I am downing Carr but he hasn't had THE season to be on the Madden Cover, I am glad he will not be on there, well I am almost 98% sure he won't be. Maybe this will be the the year Carr breaks out and has a ProBowl Season.
Andre Johnson, Jermaine Lewis, Corey Bradford, Jabar Gaffney, Sloan Thomas, Kendrick Starling. i hope these guys make the roster.
What's up with Gaffney eighth on the depth chart? Is Laz now working up at Ourlads?
Remember their opinion of our depth chart is just that,opinion. I ordered their draft guide one season; it was full of information but their ratings didn't come close to NFL teams' ratings. I ordered Kipers' book for two seasons. I stopped wasting my money on books and get my info from internet sources such as Great Blue North draft report, Draft Notebook, Draft Blitz, Roy's Draft Scouting, and Sporting News magazine. IMO, opinions from Texans' fans are more accurate because we are closer to the team. ( oh, we're definitely more passionate!)
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They start off the article with "Internet radio is most definitely on the up"
NOT from where we're looking it isn't! 1000's of stations have gone offline already in 2016 due to the collapse of Live365.
Internet radio isn't "on the up" its slowly dying because of the CRB rate changes in the USA, along with companies like Radionomy Geo-blocking streams or delisting stations for using older software. Its frustrating for people who want to broadcast but can't because of the spiralling costs.
So in reality it's NOT much fun being an online radio broadcaster at this point in time.
Further down the article they go on to say that their support department is "Unrivalled"
Yes that's it Spacial LIE to potential customers.
They'll find out soon enough how bad your customer service is, IF they (foolishly) sign up for your cloud/software services.
Not a week/month goes by without us seeing lots of frustrated users on social media who struggle to get help from the Spacial support team.
A new user on the RadioDJ forums had this to say…
My partner says he's never known a company with such "awful customer service" & He works in software support!
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Garrett's Hayden Lee, East Noble's Connor Knapp, Carroll's Riley Lefever and Bellmont's Brad Busse all cited knowledge of their foes for the key to victories.
In the team standings, Yorktown with five individual champions won with team title with 148.5 points. East Noble (99.5) was second and Carroll (70.5) was third.
Lee moved to 36-1 with his victory over East Noble's Garrett Pepple in the 106-pound final. Although Lee had never faced Pepple in a regulation match, it was a given that he knew his opponent well.
"He's my cousin so nothing he does was going to surprise me," Lee said of Pepple, now 40-1. "We train together all summer, so I knew what he was going to do down on the mat."
So the key for Lee was to be cautious in the neutral position.
"I just needed to get that first take down and then ride it out from there," Lee said.
Lee was able to earn his 2-0 victory precisely in that manner: he took Pepple down midway through the first. Lee then rode out Pepple for the second period and the roles were reversed for the third.
"I knew he was going to ride legs," Lee said. "I just had to stay controlled."
Although Pepple suffered his first loss of the season, his teammate and practice partner Knapp remained unbeaten with his title at 113. Knapp improved to 40-0 with a 6-2 victory over Concord's DeLawerence Gayfield in the title match. It was Knapp's third victory over Gayfield this season and the fifth over the past two years.
"I know (Garfield) is aggressive so I knew I had to set the tempo and be more aggressive than him," Knapp said.
Knapp set the tone with a first period take down and then, from the top, earned two back-points in the second period. The two traded reversals in the third period.
For Lefever, who also remained unbeaten on the year (43-0), beat Anthony Linnear 23-5 in the 170-pound final. Linnear fell to 32-4 with all four losses coming to Lefever. The two had also met in the finals of the Carroll Sectional and Regional.
Lefever called Linnear a "dangerous" wrestler.
"I just needed to get him down and then keep the pressure on him, wear him down," Lefever said.
After an early first period takedown, Lefever chose the down position to start the second period and led just 2-0. After a quick escape, the two scrapped for a minute when Lefever finally broke through.
"Once I wore him down, and figured him out, I could get the points," Lefever said.
Despite leading only 3-0 three minutes into the match and 8-1 after two periods, Lefever was in control. The third period was a takedown clinic which ended with Lefever taking Linnear down to his back.
Lefever was one of four Carroll wrestlers to advance to this Friday and Saturday's state meet in Indianapolis.
The only other area wrestler win Saturday was Busse, who took the 182-pound title with a second-period pin of neighbor Benjamin Pfister of Adams Central. It was third straight week that Busse has beaten Pfister for the title. Ironically, there was some level of unfamiliarity for Busse in his victory over Pfister (39-5).
"I didn't expect to pin him," Busse said of Pfister. "He's a hard guy to pin. I was just able to catch him."<
Other area wrestlers advancing to the IHSAA finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse are Carroll's Steven Cardenas (126), Tristan Wilson (152) and Brad Sadilek (220), DeKalb's Zach Krumlauf (132) and Conner Brumett (152), New Haven's Reese Sieger (138) and Rashad Jackson-Tatum (160), Woodlan's Brian Salmon (195), East Noble's Jacob Weimer (138), Tyler Housholder (145) and Drake DeMuyt (285), East Noble's Brandon Joest and Churubusco's Jason Nicodemus (both at 220).


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According to the Associated Press,{}in the aftermath of the attack in Benghazi that killed the U.S. ambassador and three others, .U.S. officials say the Pentagon has moved one warship to the coast of Libya and another is on its way.
Officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss troop movements, say one destroyer, the USS Laboon, moved to a position off the coast Wednesday, and the USS McFaul is en route and should be stationed off the coast within days. The officials say the ships, which carry Tomahawk missiles, do not have a specific mission. However they do give commanders flexibility to respond to any mission ordered by the president.
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Source said #Knicks did make a late push for center Andrew Bynum, surprisingly so. Would've probably cut Cole Aldrich,— Marc Berman (@NYPost_Berman) February 1, 2014
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Source said #Knicks did make a late push for center Andrew Bynum, surprisingly so. Would've probably cut Cole Aldrich,— Marc Berman (@NYPost_Berman) February 1, 2014
Even if Bynum becomes a cancer, I see the players uniting together to rid their lockerroom of him like Reggie and Company united against Brown. Having a common enemy brings people closer together.
I don't see any player being pro-Bynum. West is probably the only one with a strong enough will and confidence to stand against the rest of the group, and there isn't any chance in hell he's gonna bail on Ian.
On a principle level I hate the move, rewarding a guy like that. I'll just have to call him #17 and hope out of sight out of mind.
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right. ― Ricky Gervais.
Meh...the Knicks were busy trying to trade Shumbert, Chandler and Felton for Westbrook and Perkins. Kudos to the guy who posted it here first. Was a good laugh.
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Remember when we were going to trade JO for Bynum?
Instead, we ended up getting Hibbert for JO...
Now we have Bynum backing up Hibbert.
Not the least concerned. Bird wasn't afraid to abolish Tinman from the team 2 st8t seasons while the guy was paid 6 M per. don't think he will batt an eye if Bynum steps out of line.
It could be a possibility. And if you are saying there is none because our guys are mental giants. I have to disagree. There are young mouthy guys here. Who may respond impulsively to his immaturity. If in fact he composes himself there.
There are two sides to Paul George's if. He could have said "I look forward to coming in here and embracing what we have established". Instead it is IF he comes in here and embraces
i don't think it is out of hand to ask. " what if he doesn't". What could happen. There is risk. I don't think it is im immeient. But I do give it a possibility to hurt. I would be naive not to.
If it goes that way, how is there permanent damage involved? We kick him to the curb, Ian plays, and we move on. What's permanent about that damage?
Maybe Ian felt Lance didn't have his back. That Lance liked him more. Said some comment about how he like having a big with low post scoring on the bench. Maybe Ian and Lance get into something. Maybe Bynum gets frustrated and calls out Vogel to the press. Maybe instead of looking at the next opponent the players are looking at the tweets of Bynum getting mad. Maybe Bynum is sent home. Lockout. And Then it becomes a distraction. You don't have to be a mental midgit to be distracted.
Maybe Bynum gets floor burn. Misses a rotation and West chews him out. Maybe Bynum doesn't accept it and mouths off. Maybe that quiets the locker room. Maybe West is less likely to say something to anyone.
I picture it more like this.....
I think our system is tough for wing players and guards, but is rather big man friendly. We post up ALOT offensively. As long as Bynum can be a presence in the paint on defense, he should be more than okay offensively.
As a guy who's watched his fair share of Laker games, Bynum is more skilled than given credit for. He's not strictly a "power post player". He's got soft touch, and can even knock down short J's (well he used to, I only saw him play a few times on CLE)
Vogel says the offseason moves and Bynum's signing "tell our team and our fan base that this is a 'go for it' year." pic.twitter.com/YHiLE0zwEC— Indiana Pacers (@Pacers) February 1, 2014
"George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears
That matchup should be interesting to say the least. Esp with the nets on a back to back
Small sample size obviously, but Bynum's still been pretty good defending the rim. If there's a defensive system he'd fit in it's ours.
Deng on issues the Cavs are going through still:
"the stuff going on in practice would never be tolerated by the coaching staff or the front office back in Chicago. It's a mess."- Luol Deng— NBA Forever (@NBAForever_) February 1, 2014
I'm just speculating, but sounds like Bynum may have not been the cause and just a scapegoat for the coaches whom may have lost the team (or from the GM that collected way to many immature players). Good chance he isn't completely innocent of course, but this proves at least he wasn't the root cause.
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"George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears
Maybe I get hit by a bus walking to my car after work. Maybe a bird that feasted on an inbred cow's feces craps from 1,000 feet in the air and it lands in my mouth as I'm yawning, causing me to contract a rare virus that I pass along to everyone I come into contact with causing an epidemic that baffles the medical community and threatens the very existence of the human race on Earth.
People are overthinking this whole thing. Locker room chemistry is delicate, I grant you that, but Bynum only signed a contract for the rest of the year, and it's a cheap one at that. If he comes in and causes problems, he's booted. End of story. He knows that. Bird knows that. The players know that.
Shades of Heat aquiring Birdman around this time last year. Look what it did for their title run.
Change is neither good or bad, it simply is.
I know there have been various rumors but did it ever come out what he did? The team doesn't seem excited about him coming in.
Not sure but I'm sure West will keep him in check
"So, which one of you guys is going to come in second?" - Larry Bird before the 3 point contest. He won.
I am hopefully and I think it is a lot different then Artist as he can just be cut if he doesn't behave but from Hill and West's lack of comments it is concerning. Paul George tried to put on a happy face but it felt a little forced. Even Vogel seemed tepid.
Even if it's not, the drop of water that is Andrew Bynum into the Pacers' bucket of water isn't big enough to cause major ripple effects. We have a culture in place here. It's not a Biodome-level ecosystem of delicacy.
In this case I'm pretty confident it is. People need to stop acting like this is some reality show drama. I'd worry about the emotional impact if this was a women's basketball team, but that last time I checked everyone on our team had a pair.
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I just keep picturing Larry, cigar in mouth, pushing all of his poker chips to the center of the table.
This season is so much fun.
My understanding is that it was his attitude plus the health of his knees. Together, that made him expendable. He's probably just about the same as DeMarcus Cousins, except Cousins is healthy and a better player.
There was also something along the lines of a "Delonte West situation" going on involving a coaches wife but that may just be a rumor.
Lance is finally home. Whether he becomes our starting PG or he's 6th man, he's getting big minutes and he's here to stay. #llortontnia


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How do you raise money online for your organization when it's important but not "sexy"?
In other words, what do you do when you don't have cute cats or dogs or groups of smiling kids to grab people's attention? What if your cause is fighting colorectal cancer or protecting the watershed system in New York or ending child prostitution and trafficking?
Simple: Build an online community focused on the topic.
That's the suggestion of Susan Gordon, director of nonprofit services at Causes, a technology platform that is used primarily to raise money through Facebook. She offered her ideas at the Nonprofit Technology Conference this week in Washington.
Campaign for Cancer Prevention, for example, is not the easiest cause to promote because it focuses on research, not helping cancer patients.
A doctoral student came up with the idea to raise money for a nonprofit hospital in Boston that he thought was doing great cancer research. He called on his classmates to join him in the cause, and shared the hospital's story on Facebook. As a result, he raised $318,800 from more than 6 million donors.
Many charities approach online fund raising with the same strategies used in direct mail. That's the wrong approach, Ms. Gordon says.
Social networks require a more personal and interactive type of fund raising, she said, one that makes people who give feel connected to others.
Last week, for example, the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California used Causes to raise money for the Japanese earthquake and tsunami disaster-relief efforts.
The 35-year-old organization serves the neighborhood called Japantown in San Francisco. It raised $150,000, or 60 percent of what the American Red Cross has raised on Causes.
Although its e-mail list is not large, the people who have signed up to help the group care deeply about the organization and have a "strong offline community" that could use social media well to reach out to friends and relatives interested in making donations to help the disaster victims, Ms. Gordon said.
Once a community of supporters exists, the best way to keep it strong is to offer people a chance to do something meaningful, Ms. Gordon says.
Employees of the Love Without Boundaries Foundation recruited 75 volunteers from all over the world to help it respond to its supporters on Facebook.
The charity, which helps children in China who are orphaned or from needy families, assigned volunteers little tasks they could do to expand the organization's presence on Facebook, such as thanking each donor who makes a gift and welcoming new Facebook fans.
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GLENDORA >> South Pasadena High School has opened the boys basketball season with a couple of close losses, but the Tigers made sure Tuesday that wouldn't happen a third time.
Joey Toyama scored 18 points and Greg Luck had 10 and South Pasadena used a 12-0 start en route to a 55-25 victory over Charter Oak in the first round of the Glendora Tournament.
The Tigers, who also got six points each from Logan Wong and Christian Lee, improved to 3-2 and will face Glendora, which beat Northview, 61-22, in tonight's quarterfinals at 7:30 p.m.
Dakota Golden had eight points and Joe Bonilla seven for Charter Oak, now 0-3.
"Early on, we shot the ball well," South Pasadena coach David Lutzeier said. "We kind of went flat for a little while, but I was proud of the way they shot the ball late in the game. They shot with confidence."
South Pasadena, which has a two-point overtime loss to Eagle Rock and a one-point setback to Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies to open the season, made five of its first nine attempts from the floor to jump out to a 12-0 lead in the first quarter and 15-2 edge in the second quarter.
But Charter Oak rallied in the middle of the second quarter and made a run. Golden made four free throws and Amier Thomas hit a short jumper to key a 9-5 surge to cut the deficit to 17-9.
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Toyama had eight points in the third quarter to help the Tigers take a 45-19 lead.
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Lisa, in a comment on the previous post, noted that I seem to spend(waste) a significant amount of time blogging. Probably more than most, less than some. I find it is fun, but the main reason is that it allows me to have a dialogue on topics that I care about.
Bloggers and commentors come with their own backgrounds. Some are incredibly well educated, some are well read, some are curious, some are just curious, but there is a wide variety of experience and education mixed in.
I come from a kind of maskili(enlightenment) background. My parents, while not Israeli, spoke Hebrew at home to me, and while I only spent two years in day school, I had tutors in Hebrew literature, Nach, and we read parshat hashavua at home every week. My family drifted from driving to shul(orthodox) on Shabbat to not doing that. I have always considered myself orthodox, but didn't know a lot about hashkafa and other topics. As an adult I have always been shomer shabbat and kashrut, but didn't really look into all the details. I also essentially took 11 years off from life to go to medical school and train in my speciality. Now that I have had time to read and think, I am trying to find my way to the hashkafa and practice that I think is right and true. Believe it or not, blogging, and reading other blogs has helped me sort out what I think, order my beliefs, and plot out what I want to impart to my children, which I think is most important. I will probably address this issues(among others) in the future. So, 8 months into my blogging experience, I would like to thank all the commentors, and ba'alei ha'blogs for helping me, and even thank Lisa for making me think about the topic. I certainly will admit that blogging is fun, but it has been immensely helpful to me, and I dont regret doing it (yet).


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" Brand: House of Crafts / Type: Candle Making / Age: 14+ "
Creative Candle Making set by House of Crafts.
For anyone who has watched Kirties Home made Homes, and has been her dabble in numerous crafts in order to revive and decorate her delapetated home, using own made or 2nd hand things, you will no doubt have been inspired to go out there yourself and attempt to create something unique, special and your own.
I was one of those people, so i did a bit of online reasearch, I decided i would try my hand at candle making, and stained glass window making. I thought id start out cheaper, and easier so i plumped for the candles.. just to start me off. I wasn't sure of where to start, so i brought a set to get me going.
That way, it was certain that i had all of the basic components required instead of faffing and missing things out. I brought this set from Hobby Craft for £16.99, it was on offer down from about £24.99. There was a cheaper one for about £10.99 but you got a lot more for your money with the expensive one.
*What the set contained *
3 moulds- to shape the candles. Sperical, tapered and pillar. It was a nice set of moulds, so you could make a range of candle designs. The Pillar and taper as small or as tall as you wished. The moulds were made of Rigid and thick plastic, i could tell they were tough and durable, and would get many uses.
Coloured Dyes- In 3 colours, Yellow, Red and Blue, and are in individual pots. Small amounts were given, but only tiny amounts were needed to colour the candle wax, and they could be mixed to create any other colour you like. The best way i can describe them is that they were solid powder like flakes they you dropped into the wax when molten.
Mould Sealer- Basically blu-tac to seal the hole which the wick was threaded through the mould.
Also included was a little vile of fragrance, which as very potent, but has a beautiful aroma. A pipette was included to add a small amount to the wax.
2 Bags of wax pellets- I noticed in Hobby Craft, to buy these 2 bags alone would cost around £20 (£10 each) so already the set seemed to be good value for money.
Wick and Wick Rods- To go through the mould before the wax is poured in. The ros sit across the top of the mould and hold the wick tight.
Also included were a set of golden motif stickers, which which you could decorate the surface of your candle with.
Instructions were quite useful, and gave you step by step information, but lacked any information about quantities if wax for each mould etc. or the amount of dye to add for the volume of wax there. For a novice it was a little daunting at first but after a few go's it wasn't too much of an issue, i ended up measuring by sight (which i am terrible at!)
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I chose to make a bright yellow pillar candle ( i have terrible taste! ), so i set up the mould, and measured about 250g of wax pellets. This was simple enough to carry out. I then put them into an old camping pan and it it into a pan of boiling water. Was has a flash point, do you should never directly heat the wax, it would catch fire. ( use a double boiler, or a pan in a pan). I used a gas camping stove outside to do this, as it saved messing up the kitchem .
I melted the wax, which took a few minutes, and when liquid i took it off the heat, and just put a few drops of frangrance and a flake of dye and mixed the wax. I poured it into the mould, and that was that. I just had to let it set and poke holes into the surface to let any air bubbles out.
It was a simple method, and once one or 2 candles have gone your way you can experiment more, by making stripy multicoloured candles.
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The method of the set makes it a staring point for beginners. It's not so difficult and exclusive that it takes years of pracitce or lots of money to achieve something unique and yours. you can customise it just enough to bring out your creative side.
However, this may not be the idea product for children (obviously) but they can have some creative input. They can choose the shape and colours, and once the candle is set, they can decorate the candle as they like. Great for summer!
When i brought the set, i did question the pricem but thinking about it, for what you get it's not badm the set claims you can make up to 20 candles.
One thing i will mention is possibly about the quality of the candle produced, such as fragrance and burning time etc. I had trouble getting the candles out of the mould, and when i did, they seemed marbled and cracky. I did some research and found it is because the type of pellets used are a mix, and so have different boiling points, and so set at different temperatures, so the result isn't smooth. I would bear this in mind if you buy this.
I give this 3 out of 5 stars.


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