 the big-time schools. Also, unrestricted free agency didn't exist and that meant players were largely exclusive property of the team that owned their rights, so teams could collect talent and address roster depth without fear of losing that talent at the end of a contract. In other words, the game was talent rich and didn't have to concentrate as much on fitting talent into a grand plan. BAP was the perfect long-term philosophy for building and maintaining a roster. Unrestricted free agency and the salary cap changed everything.
If the NFL decides to play games without fans in the stadiums due to the coronavirus, does the casual fan watching at home notice or care?
If stand-and-howl noise was piped into the stadium and the camera was trained on the field, nobody watching TV would know the difference. Football is a great studio game.
How do you get a "killer" at pick No. 30?
You draft T.J. Watt. Yes, the chances of getting a "killer" decline as you go deeper into the order, but it happens and every team needs to be prepared to seize the opportunity. When you get the chance, don't pass on it.
GM Vic caught a leprechaun and was magically gifted this year's first overall pick. Who does he select for the Packers?
I think you're asking me if I would select Joe Burrow if I had the opportunity. I would certainly entertain trade offers, but if I didn't like what was offered to me and if Burrow was No. 1 on my board, I'd pick him. You just don't pass on the next Aaron Rodgers. The Packers didn't and look how it turned out for them.
What did you make of Rodgers' comments about drafting a QB?
They're logical. The day is nearing when the Packers will have to pick Rodgers' successor, but doing that now isn't going to help him win another Super Bowl. Take care of the future or all in for the present? That's the No. 1 question facing the Packers right now.
If you were commissioner, would you suspend the NFL season due to the pandemic?
If this virus is heat resistant, I would expect next season to be canceled.
I remember watching/listening to you and the Packers pregame show in the Atrium at Lambeau. They don't have the pregame show on the floor in the Atrium anymore. I miss that. Do you miss those days?
They are committed to memory and they help make me rich. I loved those days. I loved sitting at the broadcast podium, watching the fans in their cold-weather gear and waving to them. That was real fun.
Loved your Notre Dame memories. They made me like college football again for a moment. Any special memories about Michigan State, to warm my Lansing heart?
The game of the century: Clinton Jones, George Webster, Bubba Smith and the colorful and incomparable Duffy Daugherty. The hype was out of this world.The tutorial program is a FREE academic support service for Student Support Services participants on the Goodman Campus. The tutorial coordinator receives all tutorial requests and coordinates the tutor/tutee arrangements after interviewing the student to determine needs and expectations. Typically, tutorial sessions are twice a week and each session lasts one hour.
Tutors are carefully selected students who have achieved a high level of success in the course or discipline in which they are tutoring. The tutor assists the tutee in improving study skills, clarifying notes and understanding course assignments. The tutee should develop academic skills so that they will improve in all of their courses. Those interested in receiving tutoring or becoming a tutor should apply with the tutorial coordinator in the Career Center (lower level of McDaniel Hall).
All tutoring is subject to tutor availability.
Pick up and complete a Tutor Request Form from the Tutor Coordinator in basement of McDaniel Hall Room One.
Provide a complete schedule of times you would be available for tutoring, and include all contact telephone number and email address.
Review the tutorial policies and sign tutee agreement prior to first tutoring session.
I need a tutor for my class. How do I get a tutor?
Student Support Services has tutors available for participants in the program. Students must apply and be admitted into the program to be eligible for these free tutoring services. Tutors are available for developmental and general education core courses. To receive tutorial services, participants must fill out a tutorial request form. When funds and qualified tutors are available, participants are assigned a tutor on a first-come, first-served basis. Tutoring sessions take place in the Career Center or in the library.
Does Student Support Services have money available for scholarships or financial assistance?
Student Support Services is a federally funded program designed to provide free services and activities to participants in the program. SSS counselors work with the Financial Aid Office to offer assistance to participants in the application process for various types of aid and scholarships. Participants may apply for these additional funds. Those awarded must meet the following criteria: be an active SSS participant who is receiving Pell Grant and have at least a 2.25 grade point average. Most of the grant aid is reserved for use in summer school as students attending both Fall and Spring semesters will have no Pell Grant left for summer.
What services and activities does Student Support Services provide?
Student Support Services provides academic counseling, personal counseling, pre-advisement, tutorial services, assistance with various offices and departments on campus, academic and cultural events (on and off campus), workshops, learning laboratory, and the opportunity to build social ties and network.
Are all students eligible for Student Support Services?
Student Support Services is a federally funded TRIO program established to assist first-generation and/or low-income college students in reaching their educational goals. To participate in the program, each student must first complete an application form. An assessment of the student's ability to benefit from services is completed once the application is received. Our program is limited to 200 participants. Applicants may be placed on a waiting list to ensure maximum participation.
First generation means that neither parent has a four-year college degree. First-generation is one of the eligibility requirements for SSS. First-generation status can also be determined based on the status of only the primary custodial parent if parents are divorced. First-generation college students are more likely to have not been exposed to information about college and how the processes of an academic environment function.
Low-income is based on guidelines published by the U. S. Department of Education each year. Students are required to have adequate documentation on file in the Financial Aid Office before selection based on the low-income criteria can be made.
Where can I apply for Student Support Services?
Application forms are available in Student Support Services in the lower level of McDaniel Hall on the Goodman Campus and below. You may also print the application below. You are invited to call, email, or schedule a visit with any SSS staff member.LOS ANGELES-Two local firms do deal that puts Teradyne Inc. into 60,000 sf in Thousand Oaks.
LOS ANGELES-The Conejo Spectrum business park in Thousand Oaks has signed on a new tenant, Teradyne Inc., in a 60,000-sf, seven-year lease worth $3 million.
The 100-acre business park stands at 1515 Rancho Conejo Blvd. Teradyne, a Boston-based supplier of test equipment for the electronics and telecommunications industries, will use the space to expand its operations in the Conejo Valley.
The Sherman Oaks office of CB Richard Ellis represented Teradyne. Conejo Spectrum was represented by LA-based Investment Development Services.
According to a new report from CBRE, Los Angeles has created double the tech jobs as Orange County.Q: Connecting Angular-CLI with Express I generated an Angular2 project by using Angular-CLI. This is the front-end side. Now I'd like to add an Express server but I don't know how exactly should I do that.
Should I add an express app.js file into generated by Angualar-CLI "src" directory? I've tried it and what's next? To start Angular-CLI project, I need to type ng serve in CMD. To start server, I need to type node app.js.
Example of app.js
var express = require('express'),
    path = require('path'),
    favicon = require('serve-favicon'),
    logger = require('morgan'),
    cookieParser = require('cookie-parser'),
    bodyParser = require('body-parser');

var app = express();

app.get('*', function(req, res) {
  res.sendFile(path.join(__dirname, 'index.html'));
});

app.listen("8080", function() {
  console.log("at 8080 port");
});

module.exports = app;

Well... Angular2 doesn't work when I start app by node app.js. ng serve builds all files and in mysterious for me way puts it all together.
Maybe I should create front-end and back-end completely separated? But what then? Use technology like Nginx for reverse proxy?
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Bounding Box
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One of the great technological challenges is our presence in virtual spaces. To make our brain think that our body is in a digital space that belongs to us and to which we belong.
For the moment it is a utopia, but we can approach it through other metaphors, conceptual games and representations that aim to bring us closer