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Depth, Injuries, and Sven Baertschi
February 13 2013 10:08AM
Your Calgary Flames are hurting, friends. It's all hobbles and limps and hip flexors in Flametopia, and it sucks.
Mike Cammalleri, hip flexor. Sven Baertschi, hip flexor. Miikka Kiprusoff, MCL sprain/smokers lung. Mikael Backlund, heartbreaking knee injury.
Jay Feaster, jimmy legs.
Point is, they are beaten up. Cammalleri is supposedly on the verge of checking back in, and we're told Sven is getting his skate on, but he's not due back immediately, and it's meant calling up some rainy day players in Abbotsford. And THAT has exposed something we all already know: The Flames depth pool is awfully shallow.
The Baertsch plays into where I'm going with this, I promise. Just read all the words and then we'll talk about it, okay?
First of all, let's just get this out of the way. Injuries suck. They are not fair. While many of you in the comments section will disagree, when the Flames had the luxury of spitting out their full, unharmed compliment of hockey players, they were actually kinda good. The standings don't reflect it, but the underlying numbers, the score lines, and some seriously dominant stretches of hockey over the first 6 or 7 games (Chicago, anyone?), those do. They're not necessarily a good team, by any stretch, but they're certainly better than what the standings show.
Mikael Backlund, as an example, was in the throes of the best hockey of his young career, before having all his progress derailed by his knee. His future in Calgary is as uncertain as it's ever been, and that in and of itself is almost as distressing as the current injury plague.
But this is where we are. These are setbacks. EVERY TEAM HAS SETBACKS, and they cannot be used as an excuse, because there are other squads that get through it. The teams that weather the storm are the ones with the organizational depth to push them through.
This is a problem in Calgary. When a centerman goes down, an already glaring weakness becomes even more dire, and your only immediately available option is to toss Steve Begin into the lineup.
Steve Begin. Seriously.
But of course, he's played in almost every game, because he's on the payroll and in the press box and ready to go whenever you need him. He's a backup. Very good way to think of Begin, as a backup.
Beyond that, you need to call kids up from the farm. And that's when things get scary.
Ben Street is a perfectly fine hockey player. He's got some offensive touch, a nose for the net, and is by all accounts a very decent playmaker.
At the AHL level.
In the big leagues, I think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who would posit the notion of Ben Street being the centerman who lines up betwixt Jiri Hudler and Roman Cervenka on your ad-hoc second line. Those two Czech Mates made Matt Stajan look good, so Street looks better in there than he should and he'd still probably reach some lofty benchmarks for his own personal career, but this is certainly not what Feaster and Friends had envisioned when they were prognosticating their lineup earlier this year.
And yet, there he is, playing 13 minutes a game (or was. Maybe predictably, Street has been sent back down to Abby, but it's cool though because they recalled Paul Byron, so that should go great), on an impromptu first or second line with Jarome Iginla and Hudler. You could say between his admittedly not too terrible play and a scarcity of legitimate centermen on the big squad that Street earned his ice time, but I think if you're willing to concede that, you at least have to acknowledge the bigger scenario at play here.
The top players on the Heat read something like the following: Street, Kolanos, Walter, Breen (and Barry Brust, but for the purposes of this exercise, he doesn't count, despite the fact that he is still amazing and I want him to be my best friend). This is not exactly an intimidating list, and if you're the GM of rival teams, you're looking at your own farm system and thinking "well hey, it could be worse" (except Columbus right? Like they HAVE to be even thinner) While these guys have been capable AHLers, these are all borderline journeymen players, and if they ever had what it takes to stick in the NHL, they would have shown it by now. Roman Horak might be the only guy you would say you'd be comfortable with giving regular NHL minutes to, and even then, that would only be as a bottom 6 forward (although the definition of a bottom 6 forward in Calgary is a touch murky this season, isn't it?)
The point here is what we've all already known: short term, there is no depth. There's a lot of talent on the way, don't get that twisted. Markus Granlund looks like he might follow in his brother's footsteps as he's showing the potential to be a serviceable NHLer. Tyler Wotherspoon continues to develop the right way in Portland. Gaudreauby Baker looks poised to become a star in Cowtown, but he's still a few years away from achieving that status. The future looks pretty decent.
But right now, Abbotsford can offer you warm bodies, and that's about it. If the Flames are going to navigate through these murky waters of organizational uncertainty, they're going to need sound strategy, not a bolstered roster, to help guide them through.
We're looking at you, Sven.
Here's The Plan
Okay, so as it's been mentioned, despite the record, your Calgary Flames haven't been too terrible for a lot of extended moments this 2013. You'd hope the wins would have surfaced as a result, but hey, Two Broke Girls is still on TV, so as a result we can still say life is unfair. As Kent continues to note, the team is regularly outshooting the opposition, and the possession numbers look good. Winning a faceoff every now and then wouldn't hurt, but there's been a lot of bad puck luck and goaltending early on that has really put Calgary behind the 8 ball. Amazingly enough, the talent is there, it just needs to be coaxed out a little more.
Indeed, the Top 6 is not an indictment against the team. Hudler and Cervenka have absolutely been the best players on the team since making their debuts. Meanwhile, while the numbers are not being put on the board, Jarome Iginla has looked like a younger version of himself for more stretches than not this season. He's still prone to the bone-headed defensive lapse, but on the good side of the blueline, we can be assured he's about ready to notch a few G's to help the cause. Same with Cammalleri. You can only keep him off of the scoresheet for so long.
Once both players remember how to shoot, they'll be tickling some twine. And if not, they'll keep dishing to Alex Tanguay, who has learned how to be more selfish (FINALLY) this season. To say nothing of Lee Stempniak's regularly scheduled hot streak, and you have the makings of a capable goal scoring Calgary Flames.
The top 6 (through maybe 8), as a result, is more or less set, leaving your "energy" guys to play their role. The Flames have been employing something of a "Three Second Line" strategy, which is really cool, but it's time to abandon it. Let the Hudler-Cervenka-Warm Body line get their scoring chances, let Iggy, Cammy and Glencross find their games while Tanguay continues to score. And then let the bottom of the lineup do the bottom of the lineup things. I think we're all perfectly fine with any combination of Comeau/Jackman/Jones/Begin on the fourth line, remembering that it's the fourth line and only all star teams have goal scorers manning the bottom trio, and well. it's not like you can just go and trade Comeau.
And then, as much as we would all really hate to see it, you send Sven to Abbotsford. It's cool, Tarasenko is winning the Calder anyway, there's no reason to keep him around this season. There's a good chance he's going there when he gets out of sick bay anyway, but it's really the best thing for the prodigy, and the best scenario for the Flames.
Before the injury, our hero was playing 5 minutes a game on the 4th line. While every other combo was averaging somewhere between 13-16 minutes a game, Sven's line was getting mop up duty. That's no good for the kid, even if he was playing with Blair Jones, thus making me giddy beyond belief as a result.
You would much rather have Baertschi be the best player in Abbotsford, pulling in 18, 19 minutes a game, getting better with each passing day instead of having him learn how to play hockey on the bench with Tim Jackman? He's not in a position in Calgary right now where he's being counted on to be offensive, might as well put him a place where he is.
And then he represents actual depth! I know it's sort of a cheap workaround, but it's still true, Sven becomes your go to guy when a player goes down with injury, and that way you don't have to worry about how many minutes you have to give to Krys Kolanos, who just wouldn't know what to do with them anyway. Sven is a guy that if one of your top 6 forwards went down with, let's face it, another hip flexor, you would call Baerstchi in to pick up the slack and not worry about him getting the ice time of an elite forward. It sure worked last season when he was brought in as an emergency call up, there's no reason think he can't do it again.
Reasonable Expectations
Death, Taxes, Injuries, Cliched analogies. These are the only certainties in life, and it's identifying your Calgary Flames right now. No one wants players to go under, but it happens, and teams figure out how to move on. Adapt or die.
So the Flames find themselves at a crossroad, again, where they may not be good or lucky enough to compete past 7th spot in the Western Conference (if that), and we are now officially beyond a feeling out point in a shortened season where points are at a premium. It's time to gauge now what direction they're going in, and how they are going to use the lineup they have. But it's appropriate to state that no one is expecting anyone called up from Abbotsford to have too many goals hidden in their sticks to carry the load for the team. Not even Sven. If the team is to win games, everyone is going to have a role, and everyone needs to commit hard to it for the team to have success. If it means less goals for Iggy or Cammy, so be it. If it means spot duty for whoever the hell is going to backup Leland Irving, that's great.
If it means sending an offer sheet to an incredibly available Ryan O'Reilly, the Flames should be doing that immediately, I have no follow up for that. (#offersheetoreilly)
Because he's available, and he would help. But those prospects are slim, so the time is now for Calgary to sink or swim with what they've got, because help is not on the way...
that was the most exciting 6 or 7 games I've seen the Flames play in a long time. Sigh.... Is that really all we get this year? the memory is already fading fast. :-/
Sven to Abby beats Sven on the 4th line. But before it happens, we better audition Sven as the Warm Body on the Hudler-Cervenka line.
Yeah, we get Cammy back tonight. Let's put him with Tangs and Iggy, that bumps Glencross off the top line to a lower line where he can beat up on weaker comp... if Sven is well enough to play put him with Cervenka and Hudler and let Glenny pound the hell out of third liners alongside Stajan and Stempniak.
I mean they had Ben Street playing with Cervenka and Hudler... if they're willing to put Ben effing Street on the second line then they ought put Sven there.
Stajan won't do what Backlund was doing but that looks like a capable enough top 9 to me.
February 13 2013, 12:46PM
Send Sven down, bring Horak up. I don't think Horak is going to get much better and Sven needs the minutes.
February 13 2013, 12:51PM
I long for the days of yester-quarter-century when we were winning cups! And had sick players in their 20s oh and big orange mustaches too!
February 13 2013, 01:12PM
Sven needs to play; if he's not going to get more than 7 minutes here then send him down for the rest of the year and call him up as needed.
You have to think Flames management reads these posts every now and then. They hired Chris Snow for video and statistical analysis and the PUCKS system and I heard Hartley talk about how they don't measure +/- as much as they measure scoring opportunities for and against for each player. These guys aren't dumb, they know stats are facts and that they help find ways to stay competitive. I just hope their thinking is similar to what we read here. I HOPE!
Nice article, BoL.
February 13 2013, 01:17PM
Your Calgary Flames, lacking depth since 1999!
Your Calgary Flames, lacking depth since 1999!
Your Calgary Flames, lacking depth and talent since 1989!
"Hudler-Cervenka-Warm Body line"
It's really the same old problem: In order for Calgary to make the playoffs, absolutley everything has to go perfectly for them. Kipper has to be stellar, Iggy has to pot 40, no injuries, the new faces all have to contribute, some needs to step up, etc.
That, of course, never happens and so the Flames are where they always are.
Depth, in addition to needing top line talent, is why the team needs to start stockpiling draft picks.
As for Iggy, I'd say he's played about 4 good games, that's all.


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The Gold Clause Cases and Constitutional Necessity
Gerard N. Magliocca
Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
January 11, 2012
Florida Law Review 64, no. 5 (2012): 1243-1278
This Article presents a case study of how constitutional actors respond when the rule of law and necessity are sharply at odds and provides some background on Section Four of the Fourteenth Amendment.
In 1935, the Supreme Court heard constitutional challenges to the abrogation of "gold clauses" in contracts and Treasury bonds. Gold clauses guaranteed that creditors would receive payment in gold dollars as valued at the time a contract was made. Due to the deflation that followed the Great Depression, this meant that debtors were being forced to pay back much more than they owed originally. To stop a looming wave of bankruptcies, Congress passed a Joint Resolution declaring all gold clauses null and void.
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Michael C. Hall, who plays 'Dexter' on Showtime, says that fans have asked him to kill them.
However the show ends, the thriving actor says he's proud to have created one of TV's iconic anti-heroes.
NEW YORK — A couple decades ago, when Michael C. Hall lived in the neighborhood as an NYU grad student, Tompkins Square Park was a prime place for Dexter's Miami metro, where junkies and homeless people vied for asphalt and the greenest thing around was the drug money exchanging hands.
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As Dexter performed devious acts of plastic-wrapped derring-do — as victims lost their lives and, specifically this season, with the neurosurgeon stalking the streets, their brains — the show has always required a willing suspension of disbelief, even on the most mundane of levels. Take Dexter's magical ability to solo-parent Harrison, work as a full-time blood-spatter analyst and kill psychopaths seamlessly. Just how does he do it?
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Skip to comments.Man carrying board with words high-powered rifle into Sandy Hook Elementary in Virginia arrested
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A Virginia man was arrested Wednesday after police say he brought a 2-by-4-foot board with the words 'High Powered Rifle' written on its side into Sandy Hook Elementary School in the town of Strasburg, MyFoxDC.com reported.
Christopher Johnson, 33, was apparently trying to bring attention to how easy it is to bring a weapon into a school, Scott Proctor, a major at the Shenandoah County Sheriffs office, said. Johnson was reportedly detained by a school resource officer before he was taken into police custody.
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Stu peed oh
He's got a valid point.
Since public schools are "gun free zones", and since only law-abiding citizens would care about that, who or what is going to stop those who do not care about "gun free zones" from bringing guns there?
Liberal moron thinks he's the only one who has seen a TV this week? As if there is a person on Earth who hasn't heard of Sandy Hook?
What was he charged with?
The sign says NO GUNS. He didn't bring a gun. It doesn't say NO BOARDS.
Did he threaten somebody with it?
Oh, here's the reporting:
Johnson lives in the same area as the school and used a black Sharpie to write on the wood, Proctor said.
Obama and his boot lickers sure aren't going to.
And there is so little said about Lanza (I believe this is true) coming to the school the day before and causing a ruccus...AND NO ONE CALLED LE??
Yeah he does have a point but his timing is horrible.
The dads of this school should catch this guy and he should be horsewhipped.
"2-by-4-foot board"
Huh? Was it 2 foot x 4 foot or 2"x4" a foot long lol
Assault board
Probably trespass. You're not allowed to enter a school without permission, as a safety precaution. Recent events showing how easy to violate those rules are notwithstanding, you don't want random people entering a school while children are there.
Probably trespass. You're not allowed to enter a school without permission, as a safety precaution. Recent events showing how easy to violate those rules are notwithstanding, you don't want random people entering a school while children are there.
The man committed no crime. He printed words on a board that showed even AFTER the massacre one week ago, just how easy it was to do it again.
As a teacher, I want to be able to protect myself. I'm willing and capable of doing just that!
I thought only handguns were used?
During this week, I have paid visits to a few area schools. My looks don't fit the "profile"...but I could just be crazy, too. In both schools, I was able to walk right in and wander around for approx. 3 minutes. That was all the time I could take.
At one school, I called the Sup after school was out and told him what I saw. I saw a school with no security whatsoever. And plenty of target rich environments (yeah, that's a crude, visceral way to put it, but remember, I'm going into these schools trying to think like a bad guy). He was appalled, and admitted they had some "hardening up" to do. He was able to assure me that every classroom has an egress window. I think he got that the whole "hide in a closet" thing wouldn't work anymore.
Next school...entirely glass entrance. sign says "everyone must check in". Well, again, I'm a bad guy. I don't pay attention to those signs. Hell, I prolly got my gun illegally, too. Big STOP sign in front of the principles office. I told the secretary (after I did my walk thru) that, as a bad guy, I probably would have shot the heck outta the sign, JUST BECAUSE I COULD!) Saw several staff, who mostly smiled and said hi to me. Again, many doors open, many rooms filled, kids all over the hall.
I explained what I was doing to the secretary and she was very upset because just the day before, 3 parents were sent back to her office because they didn't check in. The school was so proud of itself...until I showed up.
Please note: the above scenarios were carried out in an effort to protect my grandchildren. I have a CPL and I follow all the rules. What have YOU all done to help insure your kids' safety?
Hopefully the police used the 2X4 and beat some sense into the moron.
He committed trespassing. They might also charge him with terroristic threatening and other charges.
After school, I see a bunch of kids walking home. Target rich environment doesn't have to be inside the school.
Of course, that could all be rumor. So much has changed with this tragedy.
Automatic weapon. At least it wasn't a baseball bat yet.
Was he still carrying the Sharpie? "The pen is mightier than the sword." Swords are banned in schools. Therefore . . .
I waiting to hear what the person that was involved in the argument but absent the day of the shooting has to say.
I also want to know how the mother came to have a rifle that was banned in CT and also in NJ where her other son lives.
Yep. An "assault board."
You beat me to it.
Was it a fully automatic assault board, or just a semiauto lookalike board?
Actually, given he was stopped at the door by the resource officer, and arrested, I think he showed that it isn't as easy as it looks, if you have a person assigned to keep bad people out.
In some cases, those resource officers are police officers. AT my kid's high school and probably most schools in Virginia, the resource officer was a police officer and carried his police weapon with him at all times. So if you tried that in their school, you'd be met with armed resistance.
You would probably be able to kill the poor disabled guy who does the check-in process at the door (you give them your driver's license, it is scanned to check for your identify because our DLs have information in them, and then you get a sticker and are allowed in).
Anyway, if I were going to try to terrorize a town, it seems easier to set up outside the perimeter and just shoot using a rifle when the kids are outside playing.
The most terror I can remember in my life was when the DC Sniper was driving around randomly killing people one at a time over a period of weeks. One of the shootings was in my county, at a gas station I regularly drove past. And other shootings were at stores like stores I attended, and it was all random, so nothing you could do would really guarantee that you might not be targeted.
During that time, kids weren't allowed out from schools during the day. One kid was shot after being dropped off at school, but survived.
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Of course, it might not work too well against an 'assault board'.
How do they think signs and laws will stop evil men?
This guy is being a real jerk to pull a stunt like this days after children were massacred. I hope at the jail, the cops gave him a piece of paper that said "One phone call," and then for supper, gave him another that said "Pizza".
One school shooting took place outside, after one of the perps pulled a fire alarm and all the students and teachers exited the building.
Obviously he was going to a board meeting where no boards were aloud.
Was the board only limited to giving off ten splinters at a time or did it have a higher capacity?
Agreed. In a NPE (Non Permissive Environment), the same combat rules apply, just with extra restrictions on tools in use. My dad taught me that even if I was going to lose an unavoidable fight, I should "mark" the aggressor, make him remember that there was someone else in the fight, and that both sides lost, even if I lost by more than he did. A Sharpie could do that!
Someone should have challenged this insensitive moron to a duel.
"Well, your honor, he brought a board to a gunfight, and he lost."
All local state and federal buildings have great security for thier politicians judges and personel meanwhile our school security is much like the security in a local store or small bank. Parents need to redirect thier anger and frustration at the politicians. Do they allow your children in school if there is no working fire alarm system?
Are you FReeping from jail? What you did is only a notch or two better than the fool with the board who was arrested.
You're lucky the school authorities didn't call the cops and file a report on you after you fessed up.
Arrest me for what? As I clearly stated in my post, I FOLLOW THE RULES.
Congrats, you have totally (well, not really totally, that happened yesterday at work) incensed me. What I did was legal, on every count. I have grandchildren in those schools, I have every right to be in those schools. My gun was locked in the glove box of my locked vehicle, I had ID for me, where I work, my CPL and pictures of my grandkids in my wallet.
What I did was show the schools where their security is pathetic.
ANd file a report for what? "So and So's gramma was here today and she didn't check in at the office"? It is not a law here yet that says we must check in at the door.
I am being proactive. Are you my boss? Still not over yesterday, eh?
Charge him with terrorism
Or better: "Your honor, he told me he had a 'high-powered rifle' and he aimed it at me. I simply took him at his word."
Man held without bond for screaming, jumping up and down near school...
And you? You knowingly and willfully breached security and entered without authorization. You trespassed. Tensions are very high and everyone is on alert right now.
I know you think you should feel smug in showing the weaknesses and the flaws in those schools security systems, and I - having common sense - would not charge you; but still. You gotta know what you did was foolish.
Thought crime: You embarrassed them.
I do not feel smug. I feel that my grandchildren are not safe at school. I trespassed? In a public school? Really? That's all you got?
Again, I ask you. What have YOU done to assure your kids' safety?
I refuse to accept your label of "foolish". Trust me, I know the laws in my area (not only do I have common sense, I have legal sense), and I broke no laws. I even made one secretary very happy. Get that? SHE was happy to learn that her school had become so complacent, all in the space of one day. Again, what have you done?
Oh, and I read your link. Yep, here the guy would have been taken into custody. I, wearing a camel-colored long winter coat, and carrying my purse (all the ID's, ya know) walked into a school. When the teachers and students (including my grandchild) smiled and said hello, I returned the smile and said hello also. My face is not known at these school, unless it's in my car to pick someone up or for a school program. I AM NOT A FAMILIAR FACE)I did absolutely nothing to cause any terror or fear, in anyone.
What have you done? Yes, I'll keep asking that until I get an answer. And if you tell me you watched so-and-so on TV, or read an article on the net, well, I guess you don't have kids. That's ok. Don't you DARE call me foolish because I acted (absolutely, totally legally, in a calm, non-threatening way)upon my concerns. And, just in case you care, some changes will be made, based on my reports to the schools. And, at least I know, all my kids have rooms with egress windows. Evade, Escape and Run. What about you?
(wow, I think I've just started my first confict on FR! And it's not even to score hits on you! Maybe it will wake you and someone else up)
What have you done?
Part of the confusion arises from the fact that police found a semi-auto shotgun locked in Lanza's car (well, his mother's) at the school.
In Friday's earliest reports, reporters assumed the shotgun they saw the police remove from the car was the Bushmaster. Remember that these reporters used to think everything was an AK-47; now, every 'scary' firearm will be an AR-15.
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Im anti death penalty myself. But probably not for the same reasons you are. I believe the worst of the worst crimes should be punished severely. Life in supermax prison is a much harsher punishment than the death penalty IMO. Endless suffering for decades vrs a quick shot and death.
The other stuff your just confused on a little is all. As you grow up and become more responsible you too will see the error of your ways........
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Beerbohm, Sir Max (bērˈbōm) [key], 1872–1956, English essayist, caricaturist, and parodist. He contributed to the famous Yellow Book while still an undergraduate at Oxford. In 1898 he succeeded G. B. Shaw as drama critic for the Saturday Review. A charming, witty, and elegant man often called "the incomparable Max," Beerbohm was a brilliant parodist and the master of a polished prose style. His works include A Christmas Garland (1912), a collection of parodies on such authors as Joseph Conrad and Thomas Hardy; Zuleika Dobson (1911), an amusing satire on Oxford; Seven Men (1919), stories; and And Even Now (1920) and Mainly on the Air (1947), essays. Beerbohm was accomplished at drawing, and he published several volumes of excellent caricatures, including The Poet's Corner (1904) and Rossetti and His Circle (1922). He was knighted in 1939 on his return from Italy, where he had lived from 1910.
See collections ed. by S. C. Roberts (1962) and D. Cecil (1971); biographies by D. Cecil (1964) and N. J. Hall (2002); studies by B. Lynch (1974), and L. Danson (1989).
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2012, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.
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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.1.4, 2.2.1, 2.3
Environment:server linux, apache
Testing Instructions:
Since this patch aims to fix pagelayout-report in ../mod/quiz/report.php?id.. the tester needs to have a quiz which has been attempted by a student or students the more the merrier. Although I actually tested this with only one student who had made 2 attempts at one question, but there was sufficient info to scroll the page if the browser window was resized.(see screen-shot)
Since this patch aims to fix pagelayout-report in ../mod/quiz/report.php?id.. the tester needs to have a quiz which has been attempted by a student or students the more the merrier. Although I actually tested this with only one student who had made 2 attempts at one question, but there was sufficient info to scroll the page if the browser window was resized.(see screen-shot) Login as Admin select Afterburner theme in normal way. Go to a Quiz page and in the Navigation block select Quiz/Results/Grade Set report preference to "YES" in 'show/download marks for each question' Test to see that the grade table container scrolls horizontally enough to see the whole table contents.
- Login as Admin select Afterburner theme in normal way.
- Go to a Quiz page and in the Navigation block select Quiz/Results/Grade
- Set report preference to "YES" in 'show/download marks for each question'
- Test to see that the grade table container scrolls horizontally enough to see the whole table contents.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE, MOODLE_23_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
Pull from Repository:
Pull Master Branch:
Pull Master Diff URL:
When I login as an admin (or a teacher) and I view the grades for a quiz (/mod/quiz/report.php?id=...) the question responses on the far right are "chopped off"
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Thanks for reporting that.
Have you tried this in another theme? It would be good to know if the problem is isolated to this theme or if it is a problem with the quiz report itself.
Hello, I've tried all themes and the problem is is isolated to this theme "Afterburner"
I have tried different themes and have run into the same issue. You can look at http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=195180 for more information.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
I am on the latest 2.1.4+ (from last Saturday), and the issue affects many core themes. It is not just Afterburner.
Brick, Fusion, Magazine, Nonzero, Nimble and Overlay have the scrollbar.
Anomaly, Standard, Boxxie, Leatherbound, Binarius, Arialist, Sky High and Splash do not.
I have some contributed themes installed as well, but I did not check those. I may not have the latest release.
Hi Rob,
Thanks for testing those themes. Looking at this it is probably something that could be done in the Mod itself. I'll have to investigate this.
I've just halted the integration of this for the time being while I do some more testing.
Ok...I've made some changed to the original patch for this issue, so the bottom scroll bar, in the browser, scrolls as far as needed for any report page. This is far better than the previous fix. The beauty of this method is that you have the scroll bar available to you, at whatever depth of page you are at, you don't need to go hunting for it, as you would have had to do in my previous fix.
As for the other themes I might add them to this as sub-tasks...but not sure yet as there is quite a bit of work still ongoing with pagelayout-report in general in another tracker issue.
That's it done now...so all we can do now is wait.
Hey mary.
the latest fix didnt work for me (Hebrew, RTL),
while the first fix
.pagelayout-report #page-content #region-main-box #region-post-box #region-main-wrap #region-main-pad #region-main .region-content .no-overflow{overflow: auto;}
wokres perfectly !
I bet this must go back to 22 and 21 stables too, correct?
Also... about omer's comment above ... should we halt this until proved to work RTL?
PS: Note to integrators... this contains 4-5 commits that ideally should be joined into one.
Eloy, I haven't quite got to grips with GIT so I am not sure how I should approach combining all the commits my changes to this patch created. I need to go to back to school to learn all this.
I'm not totally convinced about the RTL as the patch adds a scroll bar to the page not just to the table as Omar prefers.
Sam was not too keen on the first method, that's one of the reasons I dropped it in favour of the one which other theme use.
So this said... I would prefer this to go through now and if possible cherry-pick to 22 and 21 stable please. If you would prefer me to redo this as one commit I can.
I have just re-worked this and cleaned up the commits, and also added fix for RTL in rtl.css which should fix the RTL scroll problem too.
Just so you know I know, after making sure all was saved in correct formal (UNIX UTF-8) I got a warning that LF would now become CRLF is this going to cause me a problem, Eloy?
Hi Mary, to combine commits you can try a 'git rebase -i' which is an interactive rebase. You should be prompted with an editor with some comments about how to proceed.
Generally, i've had to pick 's' for squashing commits, and then the specified commits would be combined (squashed) and a whole new commit message could be written to describe them all
Hi Aparup,
I have just redone them and added stable branches too and cherry picking along the way!
Hey, you're becoming a git-pro! squashing, cherry-picking... congrats! :-P
About to integrate this now...
Re: About cr/lf... I don't know why/where you did get that message, but it seems that your patch contains correct lf ones, so no problem. Which OS and environment (IDE) do you use for coding all this stuff?
Thanks Eloy!
As for OS & IDE (whatever that means)
Windows 7
TextPad (PHP & CSS set to UNIX UTF-8)
I got the message in GIT Bash when I came to do
git add file
Hi Mary,
Is your fix only for Afterburner, or will the other themes be fixed too?
Hi Rob,
This is an Afterburner fix ONLY.
Are other themes affected? I thought they were OK...if not then please can you report the themes affected in a new Moodle Tracker issue?
Below is the list from my previous comment in this thread:
Brick, Fusion, Magazine, Nonzero, Nimble and Overlay have the scrollbar.
Anomaly, Standard, Boxxie, Leatherbound, Binarius, Arialist, Sky High and Splash do not.
We are using Sky High. My teachers use that report extensivly. There was a scrollbar in the past, but it went away in a recent update. In addition, we allow course themes, so fixing the others would be helpful too. Thank you for all your help.
Ah...sorry I forget which day it is let alone which bug I am working on! LOL
I have this now...and will probably get this sorted out for next week's pull.
I have just created
MDL-31566 in an attempt to fix this in other CORE themes too.
Hi Mary,
I tried to test this, but the column still appears chopped off for me. This can be due to other window specific warnings(Already existing issue -invalid CRT parameters) messing with the page layout on my end. I will wait till someone on lamp takes this up and gives it a try.
Hi Ankit,
Any progress with this?
All the fix does is adds a scroll bar to the bottom of the browser window, and if you use a RTL language the actual table on the page gets a scroll bar too (or should!)
I'm attaching one screen-shot of how the table and the window looks after applying the patch, exactly the same happens both with Safari and Firefox here:
1) The table continues not showing any scroll-bar, so contents are cut.
2) The window has one horizontal scroll-bar, but using it only leads to blank contents. Only making the window BIG (1900) I can see both the table and the graph properly.
So I'm going to revert and reopen this issue. Clearly I'm not getting the scroll bar in the table as expected.
Hi Mary,
in my eyes we only have to add the following line to afterburner-layout.css for achieving the horizontal scrollbar in the right way:
.pagelayout-report #report-page-content #report-region-main-box #report-region-post-box #report-region-main-wrap #report-region-main .region-content{overflow-x: auto;}
[tested with IE8/9, Firefox and Chrome + ltr/rtl].
"My" IE7 seems to be unable to handle afterburner in combination with rtl languages!?
Hi Dietmar,
Afterburner doesn't use the report page layout, it uses default.php.
I'm just wondering if you are testing Sky High as we have been working on that too, and there is a horizontal scroll problem on that theme also. So if this is the report of your testing Sky High that's great! Thanks
I am still struggling with Afterburner as it worked well when I tested it last week now it's all over the place!
This is what I had submitted which has been rejected, as it was not working the way I thought it would.
.pagelayout-report #page-content {float:none; width:auto;}
.pagelayout-report #page-content,
.pagelayout-report #page-content #region-main-box,
.pagelayout-report #page-content #region-main-box #region-post-box,
.pagelayout-report #page-content #region-main-box #region-post-box #region-main-wrap #region-main-pad,
.pagelayout-report #page-content #region-main-box #region-post-box #region-main-wrap #region-main-pad #region-main {overflow:visible;}
I finally got it back to...
.pagelayout-report #page-content #region-main-box #region-post-box #region-main-wrap #region-main-pad #region-main .region-content .no-overflow {overflow: auto;}
which works OK in...
FF (v.10)
Opera (11.52)
Chrome (v.16.0.912.77 m)
I tried out the git rebase -i and got into all kinds of problems.
I am still wondering where VIM editor came from...what an antique of a thing that is! I couldn't quite grasp what I was supposed to do, but I did find some GIT documentation which explains it.
But thanks just the same
@Mary: I'll test that with a clean theme installation and be back this afternoon!
@Mary: afterburner pagelayout for reports works fine now!
Will have a look at sky_high later!
Hi Mary
sorry you ran into such trouble with vim, it can be really painful. Perhaps with textpad and windows you can look at how this guy made Git use textpad instead of vim with one setting.
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
You are a STAR! Thanks for that...works great! I can do commit -a yeah! I never quite knew what that did till now! saves lode of time LOL
I must try the squash one now I know what I am doing!
Integrated thanks!
Note: Why is that theme soooo strange that it never shows the window horizontal scroll bar? Any page you try, for example, course page, if reduced horizontally looks really horrible.
Tested under safari, chrome, firefox (all OS X). The table now shows the horizontal scroll bar if necessary.
But, as commented above, other contents aren't shown properly as far as the windows never shows the scrollbar. For example the course page, or, in the same quiz report, the graph is wider and you only can get it by making the window wide enough. For your consideration.
Anyway, this passes. Ciao
Some changes to Moodle should be milestones in the project by themselves.
This is not the case and your fix is not so important, but your collaboration is highly appreciated, thanks!
Closing as fixed, ciao


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Fett II's comment was a joke, and Jesse's was adressed for no one in particular, Green.
I agree, Ninjax.
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Fett II's comment was a joke, and Jesse's was adressed for no one in particular, Green.
I agree, Ninjax.
okay......okay, i didnt know if it was a joke......sheesh!
face hugger + Predator = Predalien. did any of you catch a glimpse of the Preatorian Alien, well atleast I think it was the preatorian cause it looked alot smaller then the queen. Maybe the Preatorian is the big surprise the Strause brothers said there would be some specualte it will be the Alien King from the Rogue comics if any of you are familier with those one....if not I suggest reading them
to those of you wandering where the predalien is http://www.planetavp.com/avp2movie/screenshots/26.shtml the one on the left
i think the predalien needs the enlogated head, no eyes, extra mouth look
well it does have no eyes and an extra jaw. The rest of its enlognated head is within its "predlocks" which apear to have bone in them on AvP 2 Primal hunt if you play in 3rd person view
I'm not quite up too speen with this series, what is the difference between a Predalien and a Preatorian Alien?
Predalien= alien that chestbusted from a predator, preatorian, is like a big bad @$$ of the aliens. i think
Nifty, thanks.
This movie is nothing bad to me. The books I read are full of gore.
You know, the W40k books? People's heads get punch open
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!and the horus heresy books are great. which one have you read?
Anybody ever seen Akira? It's an anime, loaded with gore. Like a dude's head will explode because somebody just thought of it.
no, but i think this movie will do Alien justice, but i wish that they would make a new series, new and terrifying like Alien was in its time.
Ever seen an Alice Cooper show? Alice imales people with microphone stands, gets decapitated, chops baby dolls, gets hanged, gets electocuted, has a half-torn apart guy on a huge, bloody, skeletol pedastal to introduce the show, etc.
Now, back on topic, I think the movie looks great.
same here, i hope the movie makes its worth.
I'm not quite up too speen with this series, what is the difference between a Predalien and a Preatorian Alien?
A Praetorian Alien looks like a small alien queen. The preatorian is like the queens head body gaurds, which turn into queen, Ravager, or Carrier aliens later on. Thats the way it was in AvP extinction
Cool, thanks.
I read somewhere that the humans and the Yautja will not be working together in this film.
why did they work with it in previous films......?
Yes, in "Alien versus Predator," the movie.
they somewhat worked together in AvP because the person had saved the Pred's life.
Was it just me or did they try and see how many exploding heads they could fit into 40 seconds?
they somewhat worked together in AvP because the person had saved the Pred's life.
thats ok, but it wouldnet be long therm just to survive, read the AVP series, it kinda deals with somthing like that
What is the xenomorphs weapon?
their bodies, use google, or wiki or somthing,
What is the xenomorphs weapon?
Claws, a tail that puts you in stasis, and how ever there killed its likley their bodies will explode shooting their acid blood every where. In some books the aliens have perpously wounded themselves to use it against some thing. Sorta like when Scar slices the tail off Grid an Grid swings his tail spraying blood at Scar. Scar = Main pred, Grid = Main alien from AvP
In some books the aliens have perpously wounded themselves to use it against some thing.
Dont forget about in Alien Resurection, how the two killed that one to excape. What was weird that the one was trying to defend its self, i have a comic, called Theory of Alien Propagation (spelling?) it says that the hive is all. So, i think it was just a side affect if the cloning procces. Or basic instinct.
Lets see...
I have read:
Ultramarines Omnibus
Space Wolf Omnibus
Sons of Fenris
Dawn of War: Tempest
Dark Adeptus
Warrior Coven
Flight of the Eisenstein
Galaxy in Flames
and a few more..
Anyway, I can't wait for this movie.
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South African prop Heinke van der Merwe is named alongside five Ireland internationals on the bench including the likes of Sean Cronin, Shane Jennings and Fergus McFadden.
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For Leinster: In what could be the short-term signing of the century, Brad Thorn locks in for Leinster alongside Leo Cullen. The World Cup-winning All Black has a wealth of experience and the home fans will be hoping he can do a Rocky Elsom for them in the Heineken Cup.
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Prediction: Has to be the hosts. Leinster by 10!
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Leinster: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Isa Nacewa, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Luke Fitzgerald, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Kevin McLaughlin, 5 Brad Thorn, 4 Leo Cullen (capt), 3 Mike Ross, 2 Richardt Strauss, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Heinke van der Merwe, 18 Nathan White, 19 Devin Toner, 20 Shane Jennings, 21 Isaac Boss, 22 Ian Madigan, 23 Fergus McFadden.
Cardiff Blues: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Casey Laulala, 12 Dafydd Hewitt, 11 Tom James, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Lloyd Williams, 8 Xavier Rush (capt), 7 Martyn Williams, 6 Michael Paterson, 5 James Down, 4 Bradley Davies, 3 Scott Andrews, 2 Marc Breeze, 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Kristian Dacey, 17 John Yapp, 18 Sam Hobbs, 19 Macauley Cook, 20 Maama Molitika, 21 Richie Rees, 22 Ceri Sweeney, 23 Gavin Evans.
Date: Saturday, April 7
Kick-off: 17:45 BST
Venue: Aviva Stadium
Referee: Dave Pearson (England)
Assistant referees: Pascal Gauzere (France), David Changleng (Scotland)


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"This shoe is very comfortable, but the calf runs wide. I tend to need wide calf boots, but in this case the regular width was still lose around the calf."
By: h2danz
Location: Dover, NH
April 26, 2013
Very comfy, but scuffs easily
"I was wearing these for a total of 2 hours before I scuffed them. Not the best quality, but very comfortable and cute. Great to wear over skinny jeans."
By: dshrader
Location: Moodus, CT
April 23, 2013
Love them!
"I love these boots! They're very comfortable. I tried the 6 1/2 in the store and they were too tight, but the 7s I bought are perfect! Also, I'm kinda of short so I get worried boots will go up to high on my legs, but these are great in that area too!P.S. I would've loved to have gotten them in gray if it had been available. :)"
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