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STARKVILLE – As No. 17 Mississippi State tries to move past a blowout loss to Alabama, it's faced with a month that's not been too kind to head coach Dan Mullen.
The Bulldogs (7-1, 3-1 SEC) are 4-6 in the month of November under Mullen, with three wins against Ole Miss and one against UT-Martin. November has typically been the toughest part of MSU's schedule, and that's the case again this fall.
No. 16 Texas A&M (6-2, 3-2) visits on Saturday, and after that State plays at LSU, is home for Arkansas, and visits Ole Miss to wrap up the regular season.
"Well, you always define yourself in November as a team, of what you're going to do and how you're going to perform to close out the season," Mullen said Monday. "We've put ourselves in great position during the month of November.
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A lot of critics will want to define MSU based on its 38-7 loss to No. 1 Alabama. The Bulldogs got burned several times on defense, especially early in the game, but defensive coordinator Chris Wilson doesn't believe one poor outing defines his unit or the team as a whole.
"I don't know how much we listen to critics," Wilson said. "I know some of our kids do, and I just know that we're 7-1, we're second right now in the (Western Division), and we've got a chance to be 8-1 if we go out and play at a higher level and execute at a higher level."
For MSU to finish strong, it has to put Alabama behind it. The Bulldogs met Monday and watched the game film, reviewing positives and negatives.
"I believe someone gave us a stat, we hadn't lost a game in 342 days," Wilson said. "Nine straight games you've had a chance to win and not feel that issue. It makes you really go back and evaluate everything that you're doing from a coaching standpoint, a teaching standpoint, a player standpoint.
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Arkansas State coach and former Auburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn is Auburn's next head football coach, the school said Tuesday afternoon.
A news conference to officially introduce Malzahn, 47, is scheduled for 9 p.m. ET Tuesday.
"I'm grateful for the opportunity to become the head football coach at Auburn University. It's an outstanding institution with a storied football program that I had the pleasure of experiencing first-hand for three years," Malzahn said in a statement released by Auburn.
Known for his spread, no-huddle offense, Malzahn had great success at Arkansas State this season, leading the Red Wolves to a 9-3 record, the Sun Belt championship and a berth in the GoDaddy.com Bowl next month against Kent State. Arkansas State ranks 17th in the nation in total offense (481.8 yards) and tied for 21st in scoring (36.4).
Malzahn served as Auburn's offensive coordinator from 2009 to 2011 including 2010 when the Tigers went 14-0, won the 2010 BCS title — the first national title in 53 years for the program — and quarterback Cam Newton won the Heisman Trophy.
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"Gus Malzahn is a proven winner," Auburn athletics director Jay Jacobs said in a statement. "He is without question one of the brightest minds in college football and he has won everywhere he has been. Coach Malzahn knows what it takes to build a championship program in the Southeastern Conference. He knows our state and region and he understands what it will take to turn our program around."
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Skip to comments.Polygamists Take Their Cases to the Courts
Posted on 04/23/2004 7:21:16 AM PDT by scripter
They argue that U.S. Supreme Courts Lawrence ruling has paved the way.
The drive for homosexual "rights" is evolving into a larger effort to expand marriage to include polygamy in the civil law.
Polygamists are citing the U.S. Supreme Court's Lawrence v. Texas
(2003) ruling to challenge marriage laws. In Utah, the ban on polygamy came under attack as civil rights attorney Brian Barnard brought a federal lawsuit, Bronson v. Swensen, No. 02:04-CV-0021, on January 12, 2004, against the state based in part on the Supreme Courts reasoning in Lawrence.
Two other attorneys have also referenced Lawrence in defending polygamists. The Arizona Daily Star cited convicted bigamist and child rapist Thomas Green, whose lawyer, John Bucher, argued in Utah v. Green that Greens convictions should be thrown out in light of Lawrence.
"It's no surprise that attorneys for polygamists try to expand Lawrence to bolster their claims," said Jan LaRue, chief counsel for Concerned Women for America (CWA). "Decriminalizing private sex acts between adults, however, is a monumental leap from deconstructing marriage, which has public ramifications. The Lawrence opinion makes clear that the ruling 'does not mean that other laws distinguishing between heterosexuals and homosexuals would similarly fail under rational basis review ... such as ... preserving the traditional institution of marriage.'"
Bucher told CWA in an interview that his argument is bigger than [Lawrence], and that he including reasoning from it as an afterthought. However, in citing his use of the case, he said, in Lawrence you have a right between adults to engage in sodomy in your own home, but there were interesting dicta in it about the rights of people in general. He stated that because it mentions the 14th Amendment, and because of the interesting language, it appears to leave room for the argument that polygamy may be a protected practice.
At the same time, because of a history of cases in the 1970s and 1980s citing compelling state interest as sufficient reason to limit some rights, Bucher said, his argument was a stretch because lots of cases talk about the sanctity of marriage, and there is a compelling state interest in marriage.
In Bronson v. Swensen, Barnard thinks he has a better chance of challenging the bigamy law because his case is free of allegations of rape and sexual misconduct. Barnard filed a complaint in the United States District Court, District of Utah, Central Division, against Salt Lake County clerks for refusing to grant a marriage license to G. Lee Cook, an adult male, and J. Bronson, an adult female, because Cook was already married to D. Cook. D. Cook had given her consent to the plural marriage.
In his complaint, Barnard lists three problems with the state law:
First, the state has improperly limited and restricted plaintiffs right and ability to fulfill and practice a major tenet of their religion, thus violating the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Second, based on the First and other amendments, the state has improperly limited and restricted plaintiffs right to intimate expression and association.
Third, the state violated the right to privacy of the plaintiffs with regard to private, intimate matters as protected by the First, Fourteenth and other Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S. No. 02-102, (2003); 2003 U.S. LEXIS 5013.
In an affidavit filed with the complaint, plaintiff J. Bronson affirmed that she believes the law violates her free exercise of religion:
I was born into a family that were members of, and practiced the tenets of, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. After a great deal of reading, discussion, study and prayer, I determined that the practice of plural marriage was and is a major tenet of the restored church."
To back her statement, Bronson attached a doctrinal statement on polygamy, which quoted Brigham Young as saying, The only men who become Gods, even the sons of God, are those who enter into polygamy.
Some scholars think Barnards case has merit.
Its not a case people can sniff at, Richard G. Wilkins, law professor at Brigham Young University, told The Washington Post. If you cant require monogamy, how in the world can you deny the claims of the polygamists, particularly when its buttressed by the claim of religion?
However, the Arizona Daily Star reports that Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff said the lawsuit goes way beyond the privacy interest the Supreme Court ruled on. Shurtleff added, Anytime you involve marriage, family, children fundamental units of society the state does have a compelling interest in what that is.
Recently polygamists have said they would be content to gain decriminalization instead of full legalization. Salt Lake City attorney Rodney Parker asked the Salt Lake Tribune why polygamists don't have the right to organize their families without being charged with a crime?" According to the Tribune,
Barnard acknowledges that legalizing polygamy would "hit the legal system hard," and that his clients would be happy with decriminalization. That way, he said, "spiritual wives" would have full knowledge that they had no rights to benefits and inheritances. As Barnards case gains more attention, the practice of polygamy is coming under closer scrutiny. The Christian Science Monitor reports that there are an estimated 100,000 polygamists in America.
Authorities are investigating a sect of fundamentalist Mormons in Colorado City, Arizona, with concerns over forced marriages of underage girls. Three 16-year-old girls are known to have run away from the enclave, according to the Monitor.
In addition, a member of the Kingston clan in Utah recently was sentenced to one year in prison for taking a 15-year-old cousin (who was also his aunt) as his wife.
Jeremy Sewall is a Patrick Henry College government major who is working on the marriage issue at Concerned Women for America.
When I've heard the claim that gay marriage wouldn't lead to legalization of polygamy, all I could think of was that polygamy has a far greater claim. I believe it was the norm in much of the ancient world, and is still observed in at least some Muslim countries. No society has ever had gay marriage.
I saw a little thing in the paper (I thought it was today's paper, but I can't find it) about some people pushing for "group marriage," i.e., not polygamy or polyandry, but sort of open-ended, for people who are married but want to branch out without being considered unfaithful. A woman quoted in the piece (just a short one; not much more than a paragraph) said she herself has two "OSOPs" (other significant other persons) besides her husband.
Polygamy has been around for thousands of years in all kinds of cultures, and it can be a solution to the current divorce crises. I submit for discussion: When women get too focused on children, and neglect their sexual duty towards their husbands (having headaches!), then husbands can bring in a competition a new wife. The old wife, and her children will stay in the family, and the new women will provide sexual void for the guy. I know all that crap about the women libs, which are going to scream "how about women having more husbands"! I think if a girl is in need of sex as frequently as a guy, and her husband does not want to provide it, SHE CAN HAVE AS MANY HUSBANDS AS SHE WANTS! The reality is very few girls on this planet have such a high drive.
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Huh? Communism sought do elimiate marriage in favor of civil unions. BTW monogamy has also been around for thousands of years, therefore your polyagamy arguement is not a solution to the present divorce crisis. What is the solution is the strengthening of marriage throught the strenghtening of the moral fabric of todays society that has been torn down over the past several decades of free sex, abortion, condoms, welfare and no fault divorce. Polyagamy would only add fuel to the lawyers - imagine the child support lawsuits that could spring up as well as the other legal issues. No, the answer lies with the man and woman coming into the marriage committed it that divorce is not an option, and society supporting and encouraging them.
Indeed. Yet some (even here) refuse to acknowledge the fallout.
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I'd err on the side of freedom. As long as my neighbors living arrangements are no drain on my pocketbook, why should I care? The only drain there possibly COULD be would be our increasing reliance on socialized government programs and interference in free markets like health care.
you Ms. Grundy types never friggin' learn.
I'm going to inherit two of those someday... The over/under, not the bride...
I agree as it's more of a variant of traditional marriage than the perversion of same-sex-marriage, yet polygamy or group marriage isn't as healthy for children as traditional marriage.
Freedom? Forcing a handout because you don't otherwise qualify is not freedom. How about giving veterans' benefits to people who've never served? or seniors' benefits to the middle aged? or welfare benefits to the wealthy? Would you not think it "discriminatory and exclusive" to omit the "unqualified"?
As any qualification for a specific benefit must be based upon preset absolutes - marriage must also be defined with absolutes for couples to enjoy those benefits. Those not qualifying must remain unmarried.
Or should we move the standard so those qualify instead of requiring those to meet standards? If we do the former, where do we leave the qualifying line?
Is that freedom's definition? the ability to move the standards of qualification?
While I'm sure many understand your point, there are some who would want more than one wife, or women who want more than one husband. This country is just falling apart under the pretext of freedom. Some guidelines are a good thing.
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In the case of polygamy, why should anyone else be concerned about my wife and I and our sleeping arrangments? Without the socialized government "benefits" you seem to approve of, there can BE no logical argument made for prohibiting freedom of action between consenting adults. At least, no logical argument without resorting to religion.
Now who's religious standard do you want to follow? Isn't that between you are your God/s? The Norse/Celtic tribes used to have the standard that a man could have as many women as he could protect and feed. Judeo/Christian tennets seem to vary between sects. Certain Arabic religions allow for harems.
As I said... err on the side of freedom. If the socialized benefits being paid out to those you don't approve of chafes... then let's do the smart thing and get government out of that business shall we?
Don't confuse lack of religion in government, for the perverted excising of all religion from public life. That has got to stop as well.
Ms. Grundy was a Robert Heinlein character who thought she was so morally superior to her neighbors that she felt she was perfectly justified peaking in windows to make sure everyone in her neighborhood was living a moral life by her paranoid delusional fanatic standards.
If you have problems with people who engage in certain behaviors that you find distasteful or immoral, but that do not directly infringe on your Right to action, then do not have any dealings with them. Ostracize them. Ignore them. Kick them out of your establishments or fire them if they are in your employ. As a business owner, you should have the Right no matter what the San Francisco crowd have perverted "PRIVATE business" to mean. Voluntary association still has its advocates among the Free Marketeers club.
However, if they aren't hurting you, do not get the government to step in and play Nanny. Do not get the police to go put a gun to their heads because they are doing things you find "icky" or because they have too many spouses. To do so makes you no better than any other socialist dictatorship.
If you stop making stupid assumptions based off of your preconceived self-righteous notions, you will have left the realm of "idiocy". Or are you moral enough to start casting first stones? I know I'm not.
Boring. Year after year. Same old arguments. Same old narrow minded crap. Pretty much why I haven't bothered with too many of these threads lately. Later kids... play nice.
Which is why the argument was put forward to not have government sanctioned marriage to begin with. Keep religion and government seperate. Not excised as I noted above, nor incorperated like the Taliban. Marriage is between those involved and their God/s.
Congregations who disapprove of their pastors/peachers violating scripture to allow gay marriage should be taking that up with their churchs. Have them removed, join a different church, or take whatever action your specific religion allows.
Once again, having the government put a gun to someones head, on issues other than genuine crime, is not a really good way to maintain a healthy society. Much worse in fact than any negative impact allowing certain religions to to perform such ceremonies would be. Especially in light of history that proves time and again that once the government gets used to the power of putting guns to peoples heads for issues like this, they eventually start pulling the triggers as well.
Oh well.... back to work. :-)
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Brennan, the White House counterterrorism adviser the past four years, has helped manage the drone program, and news about strikes has dominated the run-up to his hearing.
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That is good that it is online school, she can do her studies when she wants to, plus when she feels okay.
neither have I , community college?
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I am glad to hear that she is feeling better and that is still getting her classes done and furthering her career and education, also good that the professor is helping her.
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I am still in bed most of the day trying to get around. my back still hearts thay are kgoing to fri my nerves out don't know when but i hope soon
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|Calle Concepción Jeronima, 28012 Madrid, Spain
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The studio is composed of an open space kitchen and living area, has a sofa bed for two and a queen bed and is fully equipped. Comfortable, warm, full of sunlight and quiet as it is facing the back of the building and away from the street noise. The building´s residents are respectful and quiet. There are four big supermarkets only five minutes away by foot.
Tourist, cultural and culinary attractions are within walking distance; there´s no need to use the public transport. The most important museums in Madrid are at hand's reach: El Prado, Reina Sofía, Thyssen, Caixa Forum and many more. You can also leisurely stroll to The Madrid of the Austrias, Barrio de las Letras, San Miguel Market, El Rastro flea market and The Buen Retiro Park.
The studio is located in one of the safest and most convenient areas in Madrid´s city center. You can easily walk or take one of the several means of transport easily reachable. From Barajas Airport, or from Atocha train station you can take the metro to "Sol", "Tirso de Molina" and "La Latina" stations. From there you just have to walk less than 150 meters to the studio.
House rulesPlease be polite and take your neighbors into consideration.
Loud noises and parties late at night are forbidden.
Security Deposit: €100
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Reviews of this property
We have been very good. The great location and in perfect condition study.
Jose has greatly facilitated the stay. It is very friendly. We would love to return.
Hemos estado muy bien. El estudio muy bien situado y en perfectas condiciones.
Jose nos ha facilitado mucho la estancia. Es muy amable. Nos encantará volver.
it was a great place to stay in.
located in the middle of the city Madrid,
the place was new and very clean!
fully equipped with a huge refrige, laundry machine,
fan, air conditioner, and all kinds of cookers!
the pool inside the a.p.t was great!
and moreover Jose was a really nice host! ,so kind
! If I visit Madrid one more time, I would like to stay in Jose's place, definitely! thanks Jose!
Reviews for this host's other properties
Our stay in the apartment in Madrid was perfect. Jose was very friendly and flexible. It was not a problem at all to arrive 3 hrs earlier than 15.00 hrs. Jose is a perfect host. The apartment was like we'd expected, clean and spacious. Just like the photos. The swimmingpool is to good to be true and that in the middle of Madrid. Thanks.
Fantastic place to stay in Madrid center with a nice "cool" pool and excellent service by Jose.
We were very pleased. A fantastic location for walking through Madrid to go, baby equipment in the home to good to be able to enjoy the holidays and a reliable, non-intrusive service!
Wir waren sehr zufrieden. Eine phantastische Lage um zu Fuß durch Madrid zu gehen, eine Ausstattung in der Wohnung um gut die Ferientage genießen zu können und ein zuverlässiger, nicht aufdringlicher Service!
Unsere trip to Madrid was wonderful, also because of the stay in Jose's apartement
it was clean, quiet an excellent situated. And of course since Jose is a nice and polite person. Thank you for the hospitality.
Perfect location in the middle of Madrid; everything within walking distance like the Puerta del Sol, Plaza Santa Anna, Plaza Mayor and the Rastro market. The host lives next door and is a really nice person. Downside from our point of view: the small shower and the smallish stairs to the bedroom on the mezzanine. Really big people won't fit.
The apartment is fully equipped. It is spacious, bright and clean and is in a beautiful spot in the middle of the city, near the metro Tirso de Molina. An ideal base for exploring the city. The only disadvantage was the construction of the shower, but if that is repaired, it is an ideal apartment that I can recommend to anyone.
The terrific stay. The apartment was very well located and very well equipped. Jose, the anditrión, is very friendly and helpful. If we need a flat in Madrid repeat without hesitation.
La estancia fenomenal. El piso estaba muy bien situado y muy bien equipado. Jose, el anditrión, es muy amable y servicial. Si volvemos a necesitar piso en Madrid repetiremos sin ninguna duda.
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Comments: Took me some getting used to. Have run in Altra Shoes for awhile, but tried these Newtons on a recommendation from a couple of friends. After getting used to these, I am more than pleased with my purchase, and have ordered another pair. Legs feel great and they fit great. Am a Newton convert now. And the price is great.
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Comments: I've never reviewed a shoe until now. Went on a 5-miler in the rain and remembered why I love running so much. These shoes keep you from letting your form deteriorate as you run. I also had a solid tempo and quick feet as a result. Ready to push the distance now. Oh, and I didn't realize at first but they're supposed to have some extra room in the toebox so your foot settles in. I'll definately buy some more (liquidation only though, not a baller).
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Comments: Probably the best minimalist running shoe out there, for people who want to land first on their front foot vs. heel. I had the prior version, 2011 distancia and simply adored them. They were my first front-landing minimal shoe for training after trying merrel gloves and nike racing flats, which just did not give enough padding for running on concrete and asphalt as i do. The distancia 2011 not only had some padding, not all that much, but the fabled design of the front with those energy transfer lugs actually work quite well. i was rolling the dice on believing advertising hype, but they accurately describe the energy transfer of these lugs, and they thus absorb landing force a bit, which is welcome. The distancia 2012 get more serious as they maintain the very minimal 3mm drop from heel to toe, but they lose about 6mm of padding all along the shoe bottom, which brings it closer to the concept of no or virtually no shock absorbing padding on minimal running shoes as the foot is designed to 'feel' the ground, not be buffeted from it. The great feel of front landing and push off is maintained in this shoe. i stick with newtons, and the distancia as it's the lowest front to back dropoff, i.e. closest to totally flat, of the line. I wanted the extra 6mm of padding the 2011 distancias had, but find myself made to run more truly minimalist with the 2012's, and don't mind it at all...aside from the slight loss in padding the shoe is the same to me as the 2011's. i'd probably prefer a totally neutral sole (no difference in heel to front height) and a bit more padding than the 2012 has...but i think it is the best minimalist shoe out there.
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Hi SarahJames,
After reading your article I began to use Macrium Reflect for Backup purpose. It has worked well.
Recently, I used it for Cloning. Cloning got done but left a few nagging questions. Let me explain in detail. For, I think you can help me.
I cloned my laptop C: drive to my external hard disk.
I wanted to sell my laptop and buy a new PC and then clone external hard disk to C: drive of new PC.
Laptop C: drive contained licensed versions of Windows 7 Home basic and Microsoft Office 2007 Home edition. I want to use my licensed Win 7 and Office 2007 on new PC instead of spending for it again.
I think it will all work fine but one question has perplexed me. I need your help here.
My impression was: cloning would permit installation of Win 7 and Office 2007 to new PC but at the same time it would disable them on laptop so that one license can be used at one time only on one PC.
But then I noticed that laptop still has functional Win 7 and Office 2007. This would mean, cloning would permit use of one license on two computers: one laptop, the other new PC which I have yet to buy.
This, somehow, does not sound logical to me. And therefore, I suspect that licensed Win 7 and Office 2007 won't work when I buy the new PC and clone my external hard disk to new PC.
When I look into Cloning Source and Destination disks, this is what I see (two images).
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Jets Post-Game 6: Two Points
Kevin McCartney
October 13 2013 09:54PM
Dustin Byfuglien is taking this $&!# seriously.
Thanksgiving, indeed.
The score doesn't quite reflect the game, as the offence for both teams fizzled despite copious offensive zone time. A short-handed marker off the leg of a Devils' defenceman, an empty net goal, and a garbage-time shovel-in by Captain Andrew Ladd pad the stats for the good guys. But you have to be good to be lucky, and on this night, the Jets turned in their most complete, most structured game of the season.
Overshadowed by the relief at a winning effort tonight were some of the usual patterns: a slow first period that crescendos to an aggressive third; Evander Kane, Dustin Byfuglien, and Tobias Enstrom being about the only Jets capable of offence; a defensive transition game that is essentially a foot-race from the offensive end boards to the Jets' blue line. In spite of a dominating 3rd period by shot count, the Jets actually lost the shot attempt battle at even strength 44-37, and they gave a lot of space to a Devils attack that spent a lot of time in the Jets' end. Nevertheless, effort will be the buzz word due to the Devils being a slow transition team, making them available for the Jets to deliver 31 hits and get back in position to make 19 blocked shots.
We've talked about the Jets forecheck a lot, and I've been waiting for a positive example before running any more detailed post about it. Tonight we saw that positive example. The Devils don't reverse well, and are slow to get up the ice for the same reasons. The breakout designed by Deboer relies on each defensive pairing having a primary transition man, and their transition requires the team move up as a 5-man unit, thus at the maximum speed of their slowest player. On a team with Jagr, Ryder, Clowe, Bernier, Olesz... it's just going to take a while. The Jets finally earned some extended offensive zone time by having their third forward high on the strong side and two men on the puck. The Devils were too slow to move it away from pressure and exploit the open weak side.
That's not to take away from the Jets - the plan worked. The forwards were involved, traffic was constant, and shots plentiful, especially in the third period when they outshot the Devils 15-5. A plan well executed. Finally.
The Good
It's a night where we have more good than bad. That feels weird to write.
Olli Jokinen got his 700th point and 400th assist on Kane's empty net marker. Time flies for that 1997 draft class.
Speaking of Kane, how about 8 shots, 2 goals, and 5 recorded hits for the young man. I didn't notice if he had linemates, but his speed and physicality tore the Devils' defence wide open.
Andrew Ladd had a similar effect. It's almost like Zidlicky, Larsson, and Harrold is not a high quality right defence group. Ladd recorded a goal, 5 shots, and 2 hits in under 16 minutes of ice, plus showed his speed beating out an icing in the third.
Bryan Little looked like the #1 centre this team desperately needs - a 59% corsi rating on the evening, 58% at the faceoff dot, and heavy minutes in every situation in a shutout effort. He looked like the Little of old.
Dustin Byfuglien and Tobias Enstrom continue to run this team's offence, driving the play in the right direction, creating scoring chances, and defending well at the same time. Another terrific performance for that duo. Byguglien tied Little for team-leading corsi% and was generally in beast mode.
Jim Slater was on for more shot attempts for than against. That's a plus corsi %. It doesn't happen often, and I'm quite hard on the man. So I thought I would celebrate his accomplishments. He was also 63% at the dot and spent almost 5 minutes killing penalties. I still think this team needs a better version of Jim Slater to take over his role, but he looked like a better version of himself tonight.
AL MONTOYA! One game after Noel drew criticism for playing over-worked netminder Ondrej Pavelec in both games of a back-to-back, he goes with Montoya for the start. As we talked about above, the Devils didn't have much offence to offer, and couldn't layer their attack to save their... well, season. But Montoya kept it all out. Some fumbled rebounds came out that a better offence might have buried. A few awkward moments. But for the most part, Montoya looked calm, he tracked the puck in traffic very well, and he moved most of his rebounds into quiet zones for his defenceman. He also communicated with his defencemen well, and we saw very few mix-ups in collecting the puck off the end boards. In games past, Jets defenders have been collecting and skating into danger instead out of it, and taking hits trying to find the next play. Montoya earned this shutout. Maybe he sees more than 7 games this year.
The Jets forecheck deserves some love in this section. We haven't seen the Jets possess the puck well at all to start the season, but they did a fine job of puck retrieval and pressure tonight. It meant a lot more time in the offensive end than we've seen to date (outside of garbage time in Dallas). It's encouraging to see the team culivate multiple offensive tools.
Happy Thanksgiving! Just not for, you know, Peter Harrold or whatever.
The Bad
Holy moly James Wright and Matt Halischuk were awful. Oh my. At five on five - I realize they killed some penalties, we'll get to that - Wright was on for 2 shot attempts for and 11 against. Halischuk was better (!) as 2 for, 8 against. Both continued to get shifts in the third (in the 4-5 range each period), but they shouldn't have. Just a brutal game for that pair. Short-handed, the team went a perfect 5 for 5 and Wright in particular played heavy minutes there. The Devils are now 1 for 15 on the powerplay this season, and had three of their five powerplay shots on the 5-on-3. It was an anemic powerplay, but they did shut it out.
Speaking of the Jets lacking depth, Postma and Stuart each had fewer than 11 minutes of even strength ice time (which itself could go under 'The Good' for coaching excellence) and the third pairing remained putrid. Stuart fell below 30% corsi rating again this game. I hope we see Clitsome on Tuesday, though the team seems to love his work on the penalty kill.
I'm not going to win any friends for saying this, but Jacob Trouba was not very good to my eye tonight. The colour team compared him to Bobby Orr and Denis Savard, but he had several giveaways on weak, casual plays with the puck and was in the wrong end too often this game. He was on for 1 minute more than his partner, Zach Bogosian at even strength. Bogosian was on for 17 attempts for, 18 against. Trouba was on for 14 attempts for, 23 against - far and away the most of anyone on the club, and a 38% against a poor Devils club. I wasn't impressed. He's young - I'm not saying his career is over. It's just one game.
Quietly, Mark Scheifele got benched in the third when the game was close. He had just 4 shifts in the 3rd - the last of which was 1:37 long and ended with 7 minutes left in a 1-0 game. He didn't see the ice again, and ended the game with just 14 minutes played. He was on the ice for 4 shot attempts for and 15 against. That's Matt Halischuk bad. Tough night for the rookie.
Remember that shift when Tangradi blindly threw the puck behind him in the offensive zone, and then threw a dangerous pass across the front of his own net, narrowly past a Devils' player, while both his defencemen were behind him and in the corner? Yeesh.
Best Play by Play Quote
"This has been a big boy's game."
It certainly has, Brian. It certainly has.
October 14 2013, 10:18AM
Great posts. I have to confess that I'm an Oiler fan but I do live in Winnipeg and I follow the Jets and hope they do well. Any chance Noel gives Montoya the start against Montreal? I'm no coach but if a goalie plays well I say ride him until he has a bad game. It may also motivate the players in front of him to be more responsible knowing Pavelec is not back there to save their butts when things get chaotic in the D zone. Thoughts?
Also, how much job stability does Noel have? Is a playoff spot a must or does Chevy keep him around for next season if the team improves substantially but falls just short?


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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.0.6, 2.1.2, 2.2.1, 2.3
Component/s: Assignment (2.2)
Testing Instructions:
The following test need to be run on 21, 22 and master create an assignments of type "Upload a single file" and "Advanced uploading of files" Go to upload a file on both. "Save changes" without choosing a file - the form should prevent you from saving changes Under "Settings/Assignment administration" you should NOT be able to see a message telling you that the assignment was submitted on a certain date, as can be seen in the attached screenshot [2012-03-07 12-08-31_Upload single file assignment - Mozilla Firefox.png] . On both assignments go to upload a file again and this time actually upload a file. In the Advanced uploading of files, don't click "Send for marking" yet. Again under "Settings/Assignment administration" you should be able to see a message telling you that the assignment was submitted on a certain date, as can be seen in the attached screenshot. In the Advanced uploading of files assignment, the submission should be marked as a draft. Now, as a student, submit the Advanced upload of files Under "Settings/Assignment administration" you should see that the Advanced upload of files assignment submission is now complete.
- The following test need to be run on 21, 22 and master
- create an assignments of type "Upload a single file" and "Advanced uploading of files"
- Go to upload a file on both.
- "Save changes" without choosing a file - the form should prevent you from saving changes
- Under "Settings/Assignment administration" you should NOT be able to see a message telling you that the assignment was submitted on a certain date, as can be seen in the attached screenshot [2012-03-07 12-08-31_Upload single file assignment - Mozilla Firefox.png].
- On both assignments go to upload a file again and this time actually upload a file. In the Advanced uploading of files, don't click "Send for marking" yet.
- Again under "Settings/Assignment administration" you should be able to see a message telling you that the assignment was submitted on a certain date, as can be seen in the attached screenshot. In the Advanced uploading of files assignment, the submission should be marked as a draft.
- Now, as a student, submit the Advanced upload of files
- Under "Settings/Assignment administration" you should see that the Advanced upload of files assignment submission is now complete.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE, MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE, MOODLE_23_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
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Assignment file upload without choosing a file?
Shouldn't an error like "Error: No file selected" or something come up?
Now you see a submitted date and think you are done with this.
Gliffy Diagrams
Issue Links
- has a non-specific relationship to
MDL-26969 Upload file assignment submission problem
- Closed
- is duplicated by
MDL-31579 submission of no file is allowed in the single file upload assignment
- Closed
MDL-32524 Uploading file without clicking "Save Changes" incorrectly marks assignment as submitted
- Closed
MDL-37093 Students can send an assignment without choosing any file
- Closed
- will be (partly) resolved by
MDL-30724 assignment_count_real_submissions() assumes all rows with a positive timestamp are "real submissions" when this is not true for upload assignment types
- Closed
MDL-30957 A misleading submitted date shows up on the student view for assignment before the submission takes place
- Closed
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Thanks for reporting that. I was able to reproduce the problem where the assignment settings block showed that the student had submitted their assignment, even though they had not yet clicked the "Send for marking" button. This happens regardless of whether the student has uploaded files or not.
I suspect the record in the database is needed for the submission, even before the assignment is sent, but the settings block should behave correctly and not show that the assignment has been submitted until it actually has.
The easiest way to fix this would be to set an required rule for the filepicker in the upload_form.php. But because of
MDL-25937 the rule dosen't work in 2.1.2. It will be fixed in 2.2 when i understand it correct. Than that fix will be possible in 2.2.
@Benjamin Wolf: Just to save anybody chasing their tail, it's been a little while since I looked at this, but I seem to remember that the problem occurred before the form was submitted. There is a necessary database entry that is created upon loading the form page. It is this entry that the alert is seeing, so I do not believe what you are suggesting would fix this. There also appeared to be some other linked issues, but I can't be sure just yet.
Here are Gerry's comments from his task...
Sorry for the delay, it took a little while for me to start to get the hang
of things and get set up. In particular I think I need I'll need to go out
and buy a lot more RAM.
The problem is that the $instance->get_submission($formdata->userid,
true); call is creating a submission and the display code is only checking
that a submission exists before outputting the date and other links
associated with a valid submission. Setting the creation argument of the
get_submission call to false would fix this problem, but cause another. The
other problem being that the upload form needs to receive a submission ID
which it then passes on for the uploaded file to be linked to. Part 1 of
MDL-29400.patch file that I attached fixes this issue. I imagine it
would be possible to generate this at the time the form is submitted and I
originally started looking into this solution, however it was bringing me
to more questions than answers and so I didn't feel confident enough to
make a change like that without being able to ask the rest of the team some
questions in person.
This bug also seems to affect
assignment_base::assignment_count_real_submissions() (and it's wrapper
method) which counts submissions even when they have no files associated
with them. Without first hand information on what constitutes a "real"
submission I have assumed it is one that has files and as such I have added
a check to the SQL in the previously mentioned method. This check can be
seen in part 2 of the
MDL-29400.patch file.
assignment_base::display_submissions() and related functions may also need
to be altered if we don't wish to display empty submissions on
I've also included a patch for slightly improving the print_object
function. Normally when a value of false or NULL is passed to it, the
function doesn't output anything that would be visible without looking at
the source. For a debugging function, this could end up causing a lot of
pain. I also included a call to print_location_comment() so that calls can
be tracked down from their output. If there are currently any production
calls to this function which previously didn't output anything due to their
argument values being false or NULL, then this patch would cause an issue.
For this reason I wanted to set the function to only display for
developers, but the logic in the debugging() had not been abstracted out
and I do not feel confident enough about my knowledge of the Moodle code
base yet to do so. But I've passed along the patch anyway just in case you
wished to do something with it.
I couldn't find any documentation on the fields used, so I've based my fix on observations made during the various stages of uploading a file in both the advanced file uploader and the simple uploader.
The code changes look good. Just improve the test instructions a little. After step 3 explain what the tester should see.
Thanks for Peer reviewing both my patches Andrew. Updated the testing instructions.
BTW, just to be safe I'll mention that the patch attachment is not the correct patch. The correct patch is the one in the github repo.
Integrated, thanks!
Note this has been backported to 20, 21 and 22 STABLE branches (by cherry-picking, applied clean).
Some comments:
- When sending issues to integration it's better to provide as many branches as possible OR, if cherry-picking is ok, add one note to integrators: "To integrators: this should be backported to XX, YY and ZZ" or "To integrators: this should be backported to YY, not need for XX".
- Testing instructions may not only cover one of the cases (the user does not pick a file), but also the opposite (the user picks one file). And in this patch we need to cover both (coz we have changed the condition controlling that). And not only for one of the assignment types, but for both, as far as the conditions are different too.
- Also, ideally, testing instructions should include the list of branches where testing is needed. In this case, 20, 21 and 22 (master === 22 right now).
Please amend the instructions...TIA and ciao
I already said a little of this Eloy over chat, but I'll elaborate here for posterity.
Sorry about not supplying those other patches. I was actually mid way through it yesterday when I had to run off. I should have changed the status back to development while I worked on it. There's a small issue with the hamachi server at the moment (Jordan is already onto it) so finishing it off from home wasn't really an option.
Testing instructions may not only cover one of the cases (the user does not pick a file), but also the opposite (the user picks one file). And in this patch we need to cover both (coz we have changed the condition controlling that). And not only for one of the assignment types, but for both, as far as the conditions are different too.
Also, ideally, testing instructions should include the list of branches where testing is needed. In this case, 20, 21 and 22 (master === 22 right now).
I wanted to make the test instructions as simple as possible so I could be sure that people would actually do the test instead of just saying they did. Ideally the test would test that there the the problem exists and is fixed (2 branch types, stable and integration) on all branches (4 branches) setting 2 of each type of file upload assignment (2 single uploads, 2 multiple file uploads), one with an upload and one without. However this would be 32 steps (2*4*4) over 8 different environments, not including any the substeps. I was trying to remove the parts where you can possibly make an assumption. I believe that if we actually want this level of testing then it would be better to write a test case for every bug (either by the submitter or the assignee) and then have it automatically run on all of the various branches.
I will write the test as you have requested though.
Also thanks for the feedback, doing the cherry-picking and integrating.
Sorry guys,
It fails... It will be good to put check as !empty($submission->numfiles), as you can't get property on a non-object
Steps to reproduce:
- Create an assignments of type "upload single"
- click save and display
- you will see this error:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/mod/assignment/type/uploadsingle/assignment.class.php on line 322 Call Stack: 0.0031 679808 1. {main}() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/mod/assignment/view.php:0 0.1875 42617632 2. assignment_uploadsingle->view() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/mod/assignment/view.php:51 0.2006 43234312 3. assignment_base->view_header() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/mod/assignment/type/uploadsingle/assignment.class.php:70 0.2009 43235752 4. bootstrap_renderer->header() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/mod/assignment/lib.php:194 0.2009 43236144 5. bootstrap_renderer->__call() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/setuplib.php:194 0.2043 43328800 6. call_user_func_array() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/setuplib.php:1363 0.2043 43329176 7. core_renderer->header() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/setuplib.php:1363 0.2149 43889352 8. core_renderer->render_page_layout() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/outputrenderers.php:637 0.2151 43986776 9. include('/usr/local/www/moodleintegration/theme/base/layout/general.php') /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/outputrenderers.php:685 0.2979 47917792 10. block_manager->region_has_content() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/theme/base/layout/general.php:6 0.2979 47917792 11. block_manager->ensure_content_created() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/blocklib.php:349 0.2980 47918104 12. block_manager->create_block_contents() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/blocklib.php:978 0.3649 48168656 13. block_base->get_content_for_output() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/blocklib.php:926 0.3651 48171504 14. block_base->formatted_contents() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/blocks/moodleblock.class.php:232 0.3651 48171504 15. block_settings->get_content() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/blocks/moodleblock.class.php:280 0.3658 48243320 16. moodle_page->__get() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/pagelib.php:132 0.3658 48243472 17. moodle_page->magic_get_settingsnav() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/pagelib.php:617 0.3659 48252544 18. settings_navigation->initialise() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/pagelib.php:601 0.3659 48252688 19. settings_navigation->load_module_settings() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/navigationlib.php:2867 0.3818 48626008 20. assignment_extend_settings_navigation() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/lib/navigationlib.php:3458 0.3870 48644664 21. assignment_uploadsingle->extend_settings_navigation() /usr/local/www/moodleintegration/mod/assignment/lib.php:3906
Yeah, Rajesh, well spotted, my fault!
Not sure why but I remember myself assuming that surely the empty() check was not necessary there because it originally had not it. Obviously I'm idiot and my logic an epic fail so yes, the empty() check is needed there to handle non-objects.
Gerard, are you on it?
No my fault and my epic fail. Yes I'm on this, although unfortunately can't currently connect from home to sort this right now. edit: I mean I could make the change, but I want to see why I never encountered the error and make sure there are no others. edit 2: And strangely enough my original patch added an isset() on the properties. slaps forhead
Despite having my debugging config as shown in the attached screenshot, I was not able to reproduce the bug Rajesh encountered until I changed the error reporting level just above the if statement.
if ($submission->numfiles) {
If I comment out the error_reporting call then the bug does not show up in my php_error log. I'm guessing I'll have to submit this as a bug.
Also on top of this despite having "Display debug messages" enabled I have to set ini_set('display_errors', 1); before the notice is displayed for me. Very strange.
Strange that this has not been discovered before now. Perhaps it is something to do with the fact I have xdebug installed, however I don't believe I should have to set error_reporting manually.
Either way I'll make the change now that I know how to see the errors.
@Eloy I've made the changes. I did them as a second commit to make thing easier for you as the first is already in integration (after asking Aparup if it would make things easier). I used isset instead of empty as we are already testing the value, it would be like writing:
if(isset($submission->data2) AND $submission->data2 != '' AND $submission->data2 == 'submitted')
If it doesn't make it into this release, just say the word and I can rebase it into a single commit.
Thanks Gerard!
The new commit has been sent to all branches, so looking forward a new testing round...ciao
Sorry, but I think this cannot be considered complete as far as both the teacher (teacher_view attachment) and the student (student_view attachment) continue getting feedback about one existing submission.
I'm failing-testing this again. The fix applied does not hurt (as far as the student does not see the submission in the block anymore) so I won't be reverting it in code base, but it is incomplete.
So I'm reopening it but, as said, keeping the changes up to now applied.
Well done for getting this far, Gerry.
Please launch a new issue for the teacher count and link it to this issue. Then this solution should be able to be integrated for the current problem.
With the issue of the header date on the student view problem was quite different in both the solution and severity, so I split it off into another issue as suggested:
MDL-30957 This issue can probably go to integration testing now if there are no objections?
Hi everyone,
Don't know if it helps but here's the patch we made to fix this problem for "Upload a single file" assignments :
I think personnally that it's a better idea to avoid adding submissions if there's no file uploaded than trying to hide submissions that don't have any file.
Still, it seems more difficult to fix this problem with "Advanced uploading of files" assignments because the submission is created before uploading any files when clicking on "Upload files" button (mod/assignment/type/upload/upload.php). I don't have that much time to put on this task but i'm sure there's a way to apply a similar pattern for the "Advanced uploading of files" assignments.
Let me know what you think about this! Thx!
I originally wanted to do that. I agree it's a more ideal solution. However I ran into the same problem with advanced upload complexities vs time it would take to solve the issue. I'll take a second look though, when I next get a chance. Thanks for the patch.
Here's what I have for "advanced uploading of files" assignment activities that checks if files exist before adding the submission :
I had to change a bit of code in upload.php so that the submission isn't created when you click on "Upload files" button but only when uploading the files (function upload_file in assignment.class.php).
This fix is still incomplete in my opinion. There should be another validation that checks if the submission is modified and saved with no files after a first submission is done. If so, the submission should be deleted (Submission in draft mode).
Can someone tell me what is the use of the function upload_responsefile in assignment,class.php? I think a fix is needed there too but I can't find a way to test it in Moodle...
Hey Aparup, I've added you to this as it seems you were the last to touch that function in both mod/assignment/type/uploadsingle/assignment.class.php and the last to touch the function header in mod/assignment/type/upload/assignment.class.php so I figured you might have some idea of it's purpose.
I understand from Gerry, he's referring to upload_responsefile().
From what i recall, response files are the files a user grading a submission wants to show in 'response' during the grading of a submission. Its not the best of terms here I'd agree.
aaahh ok thx Aparup it's now clear to me where the function is call . At first sight, I would say we don't have to modify this function.
In order to get the major issue resolved for most people as soon as possible I've submitted my patches in
MDL-30957 and MDL-30724.
Your changes very good and worth pursuing. I did however encountered an issue where on advanced file uploads the Revert to Draft button stops working. I have created a separate issue (
MDL-31545) so that work on this can still continue, including the other change which you mentioned about removing a submission which is re-submitted without files.
I've just attached a screenshot I captured while testing
MDL-30724. In a single upload assignment, as a student, after clicking Save without adding any files, the assignment record was produced and the submission appeared in the submissions table. The count is recognised correctly (which was the issue related to MDL-30724), but I'm not sure if the submission should appear in the submissions table.
Hi Michael
Good point. I actually spoke to you to find out if drafts in advanced file uploads should still show up in this list and you said that they should, however I don't believe I'd looked at that table while having a single upload assignment with no attached files. Now that I think of it, it's quite weird that the form allows saving of a single file submission without first attaching any files. Anyway my hands are off this, just wanted to add some input in case it helps.
OK i've fixed the final remaining issue in this by making the upload file form field a required field. Submitting for peer review.
Code change looks fine. Do we want to supply a message for the second parameter to addRule()?
Also, make a quick pass over the testing instructions. They talk about an assignment then "both assignments".
Actually i've just noticed that the form for advanced upload lets you submit the upload a file form without actually choosing any file. This is far from ideal from a UI point of view despite not creating a record so fixing that one too. Reverting to Michael's testing instructions.
Looks good.
Just to clarify the branch information mentioned in the test instructions. This will most likely be going into master, 2.2 stable and 2.1 stable. The period for fixing general bugs in 2.0 has ended (http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Releases#Moodle_2.0)
Thanks, submitting for integration.
Integrators - this patch can be cherry-picked into 21_STABLE and master.
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
After consulting Dan, I've ammended the testing instructions to match the current fix.
Test result: Success.
Tested in 2.1, 2.2 and master.
I encountered the error described in
MDL-26969 where the Advanced upload of files assignment creates an entry in the submissions table as soon as a student clicks the Upload files button.


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