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Well.. I figured I might as well introduce myself.
I guess I created this account back in January, 2007.. and I never did anything with it.
Anyways, Hello. My name is Flannery Lue Moore.
I am an avid book reader, basketball player, writer, and video gamer.
I am six foot, four inches tall, (195 Centimeters) and about 137lbs (62kg).
My metabolism is so high, that I have trouble gaining weight. So yes, I am very skinny.
I am 22 years old, and I graduated from South Salem Highschool in 2009. I played on my HighSchool's Girls Varsity Basketball team from 2006, to 2009. In 2008, we won the interstate championship. I graduated from O.S.U. in 2011 with an Accelerated Bachelors Degree in Creative Writing. 'Accelerated' as in, the class was much more advanced than usual, and I graduated at an earlier date than I would have if I took a normal class.
My first game system was a Nintendo 64. And my first game was StarFox 64. I believe that my favourite game of all time, would have to be Pokemon Emerald Version. The very first MMO that I played was RuneScape, and the next was Sherwood Dungeon. I started to play RuneScape in August 2001, and I had membership since January 2002, untill recently, last year when I forgot to keep my membership topped up. My profile picture, and Avatar are screenshots of my old membership date.
For several years, ever since I started playing RuneScape, I've been searching online for an MMO that has similar content to RuneScape. Such as, a complete Medieval life simulator. So far, MineCraft is the only game out there that has similar qualities. Well.. the only one that I have been able to find. I like how you have to create everything from scratch, and craft your own items.
Chop down a tree. Craft the logs into arrow shafts. Kill a chicken, use the feathers on the shafts, then go mine Copper, and Tin, and smelt them in the furnace to create a bronze bar. Then smith that bar into arrow heads on an anvil. Then create your arrows. ..Its amazing. And I wish there was another game like that on the web. Something so in depth, that its mind boggling. Quite literally, a real life simulator. Albeit worse graphics than real life. xD
I've yet to find a game like that, so I stick with RS, and MC, untill a game such as that comes to my attention.
Have any of you ever heard of Asperger's Syndrome?
Its a form of Autism that directly affects one's social abilities. It has other effects as well, such as physical clumsiness, forgetfulness, and a tendency to repeat things. I have this disorder, and it does affect me, but it is minimal. So if I do seem off key, or rude, then it is most likely due to this. I apologise in advance, just incase.
Asperger's affects me Verbally, but not nonverbally. I am able to type things out, and hold a conversation fairly easily by pure text. Yes, I will make mistakes, and assume certain things by accident at times, but that is to be expected of anyone, because it is simply text on a screen. A conversation usually requires an alteration in voice tones, and body language for people to be able to understand you to their fullest extent. And as you very well might be aware of, that is nigh on impossible to do with text at times.
I am currently working on my third book: 'The Revenge of Darzul.'
Neither of the other two books have been published, nor do I have any plans to publish them. I doubt I will release this one either. They are for me, and my closest friends. I have roughly 89 pages typed in MicroSoft Word, with size 11, Times New Roman font. Edge to edge bordering, so the entire page is filled. If you have any questions about it, please feel free to send me a PM.
And look at me go.. lol.
I'm practically writing a book, right here on this page! xD
So, as I said before, hello. =)
I might not be very active on these forums.. but then again, I might. It all depends on my day to day activities, and whether or not I feel comfortable here in this community. When I saw how small the forums were, it kind of made me think: 'Oh. That might be why I never did anything here.'
They are so limited.. =/
Like, there is no off topic, or 'Real Life' sections.. Its all mainly about Onrpg, and MMOHuts... Not much of a discussion Board. Soo.. um. I guess I'll see everyone around the forums.


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|I think it's a good time to leave him for the first time. On the whole, GSDs tend to be more clingy, some more prone to separation anxiety, harder to settle in the house (especially young). I go to Florida for a week each April and have had the opportunity to take a dog but always leave my GSDs behind so that they get a full week each year learning that life goes on even if mom is away and they're with a friend for a week. I do take them to tournaments and events, some 9 hours drive and several states away, but I like to have a week where they are not only in a new environment but being cared for by someone else. Legend was 5 months old when I was gone in April and Nikon was 6.5 months the first time I boarded him with a friend (for both this was a brand new place and a completely "strange" person).
|Trust me, he will be just fine, he's so lucky to have your parents- dogs do not really sense time length- you have done everything well to prepare him, he will just be excited to be with your parents, he will have a blast. Don't worry, be happy for him!!!! IMHO! Bob Ps, this will be good for him, someday you may indeed go somewhere without him?:-)
|Tuff situation, if I were you I'd get him as used to your parents as possible. Every overnight stays so he knows you'll come back to him. Our boy's name is Hans too. Good luck and prepare them for him crying.
Leaving puppy behind while we are away
I will probably sound like a crazy furmama but this will be the first time that I'm away from Hans since we got him. My husband has gone on a couple of business trips but I haven't had to be away. We are both going away in mid-May for 4 nights. He will be 4.5 months/20 weeks old.
Hans will be staying with my parents. They absolutely love him and my Dad comes over every day at 2:30 pm to let him out, play with him, train him a bit. We use this together with a dog walker who comes in at 11:30 am so that Hans isn't crated all day while we are at work. He loves my Dad and is quite attached to him. We go to my parents' for Sunday brunch every week and he comes with us each time. We have also left him there for the rest of the Sunday afternoon a couple of times to get him used to it. He has his own crate there, his own food/drink dishes and toys.
My parents will take 2 days off work when he is with them and the other 2 are weekend days so he will not be left alone in their home except for short times while they go shopping, etc. We'll leave a bunch of his toys there along with a bully stick and a himalayan dog chew or two which is his favourite.
Anything else we should do? He sleeps in a crate in our bedroom at night so I've managed to convince my parents to put the crate in their room at night because I think he will be quieter/better behaved if he's right next to them.
I am just so attached to him. I don't want him to be sad or think we've abandoned him! We were supposed to go to Ireland later this summer and changed our plans and instead rented a crazy nice cottage in eastern Ontario so that he can come with us...call me crazy, I know.
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For All You Fans Of Getting To The Bottom Of Benghazi…
posted at 4:45 pm on November 9, 2012 by Duane Patterson
You've just been dealt a blow. CIA director David Petraeus has submitted his resignation, effective immediately, after it was learned that he engaged in an extra-marital affair. We certainly do not relish what he and his family will be going through now on a personal level, and we will always esteem him for the service he has given to this country, both here and abroad.
But what is disappointing, apart from discovering that another great American that was put on a pedestal by us has human failings after all, is that he will not be testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee about his role in the Benghazi affair. This is curious and troubling. From the outset of the Benghazi scandal, the intelligence community was blamed and thrown under the bus by Team Obama, and General Petraeus was one of the few who seemed to fight back, issuing a carefully worded statement that indicated no decision in the intelligence community chain was made, and no order was given, to stand down, essentially leading people to look elsewhere in Obama's government for who may have given that order. I was among the early proponents of getting General Petraeus under oath, not because I believe he was complicit in the disaster that was our response to the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2012, but because the information he could share would be the lynch pin to learning the truth of who screwed up and why.
Now that General Petraeus has called it a career, and especially in this light, one of the star witnesses we were looking forward to in the weeks ahead is no longer an option. I'm not a conspiracy theorist. I think chasing conspiracies are counterproductive. But I know our side, and where this is going to lead. The calls that this is all part of the cover-up, that Petraeus didn't really cheat on his wife, this was all a calculated way of driving him out in order to keep him from making Obama look bad, all the nefarious reasons why this happened now and in this way, are going to spin this story in a very unhealthy direction. And that will be tragic.
What happened in Benghazi is not, and should not be able to be turned into the equivalence of birtherism and trutherism. Four Americans died under circumstances that aren't yet fully known, and the American government, right up to the president of the United States, is on record for weeks afterward lying about those circumstances. The American people deserve better. The families of the dead deserve to know the truth. I'm just souring on the prospects that will ever happen without becoming marginalized as nutters.


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Apr 30: We finally returned form an extensive shoot in Utah and California. We went twice and shot extensively in various parts of LA and its surroundings and in most of the Utah canyons.
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So lately life has gotten in the way a bit. Having a blast but was intimidated by the tedious work still to come on my ESB Fett Bucket after my research was finally complete and everything from start to finish was in order. A visit from a very close friend and artist tonight inspired me to never forget where I came from and that I should approach projects with passion and not think about petty fears or ever act lazy just because it's easier. He reminded me that it's a hobby and I can do exceptional work when I stay passionate and never shy away from the bumpy road.
I just had a pro fx artist best friend of mine over for drinks tonight. We have worked together on a television show 8 years ago. We met while simultaniously taking Dick smith's make up correspondence course together and had the same dreams and ambitions in working for Stan Winston or ILM. Both of us got a taste of Hollywood and now I only work on personal collection projects. I showed him what I was working on and I mentioned this fett helmet will probably be sold as it's just too tedious for me right now. He was floored but doesn't realize that you can't just down amd paint it and the process is more a set of various techniques used at TDH than it is pure artistic skills. it got me thinking though. I am a father/husband first and foremost. As a collector, I make it a point to avoid willy nilly and impulse purchases. My projects are a very personal and meditative activity for me which is why I'm a very private collector and never really sell anything. I figured this helmet kit would sell fast and I didn't have to think about it. My friend got me to at least realize that I am a really good artist and busted my butt because of a dream I had as a kid. The dream was never completely realized in the long run but I have no regrets. I know this seems silly to most people as people swap, sell, trade, or change directions on projects all the time. But for me, I pick my projects in a very focused and almost OCD manner and I feel weird about dropping one. My friend inspired me a little to remember the attitude I had when we moved to an apartment basement in Venice Beach 10 years ago...He said something to the affect of, "I'm not sure I'm hearing this right. You're giving up on a Boba Fett helmet because you're afraid to jump in because of the tedious steps involved? The same guy who interviewed with old boss for a job as a sculptor and after being rejected, heard they needed another dental prosthetic guy so you lied and told him you have great dental plate skills and would come back with a small portfolio of some examples in a week." (I actually drove my hunk of junk straight to Burman Industries right after that meeting and bought every supply needed to learn making teeth. I even bought a VHS tape on the basic to advanced methods then had to drive back a few days later for more supplies to practice the advanced techniques. By the end of the week I had about 10 different dental appliances to show him, all snuggly fit on stone models of my own teeth. Long story short, I got the job).
I hope this didn't seem like an arrogant and cocky post. I realize it's out of left field to just tell an anecdote. I just wanted to convince myself that with all my life changes, I am still a person who can attack a project with passion and that's what I should do with this helmet and stop making excuses.
This helmet paint either has to be as accurate as I can muster to what I see on film, or nothing. Not that I don't take on tough projects...but something about this project seems a little more involved with sorting out which methods and steps I want to take. After he left for the night, I decided that I want the challenge and I am laughing at the fact that I had any doubt in myself over a helmet.
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Phoenix Completes Comeback at DePaul
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
CHICAGO (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - After falling behind two sets to none, the Green Bay volleyball team came all the way back to earn a 3-2 road victory Wednesday night against DePaul at McGrath-Phillips Arena in Chicago. Senior Carmen Leitermann (Schofield, Wis.) led the Phoenix with 15 kills as her team opened its four-match road trip with a 22-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-18, 15-13 win.
The Phoenix improves to 9-6 (1-1 Horizon League) on the year and has now won eight of its last 11 matches, including six of its last seven. The Blue Demons dropped their fourth straight contest, falling to 5-10 (0-2 BIG EAST).
Wednesday marked the second time the Phoenix has won after trailing 0-2 this year, as Debbie Kirch's squad completed a similar comeback on Sept. 8 against Bradley in the South Dakota State Jackrabbit Invitational.
"Obviously we need to continue to work on getting off to quicker starts, but I have been really impressed with our ability to come back and win these five-set matches, especially on the road," Kirch said.
After dropping sets one and two, Green Bay turned things around in the third with a hard-fought 25-23 win. The Phoenix trailed 8-5 in the early going, but a run capped off by back-to-back kills by Monica Anderson (Cottage Grove, Wis.) gave the Phoenix its largest lead at 18-14.
Green Bay maintained its advantage (23-19) following a kill by Leitermann, and a kill by Leah Poel (Jenison, Mich.) gave the Phoenix a set point chance at 24-21. The Blue Demons notched two straight points, threatening to come back and complete the sweep, but the Phoenix forced an attack error to earn the 25-23 win and force a fourth set.
Following a tight start in the fourth, Green Bay pulled away down the stretch for a 25-18 win, out-hitting the Blue Demons .333 to .081. Leading 11-10, a Leitermann kill sparked a 9-2 Phoenix run that gave the visitors a 20-12 advantage. A Leah Van Zeeland (Kaukauna, Wis.) kill followed by a DePaul error pushed the score to 24-16, and a double block by Leitermann and Poel ended it moments later at 25-18, sending the match to the deciding fifth set.
Green Bay jumped out to a 6-4 lead in the fifth after a kill by Leitermann, forcing a DePaul timeout. The Blue Demons fought back to knot the score at 9-9, but the Phoenix scored the next three points to make it 12-9 and force a second timeout by the home team. Another Leitermann kill gave the Phoenix a match point opportunity at 14-11, and the senior's team-high 15th kill ended the set and the match at 15-13.
Leitermann, who had four kills in the fifth, hit .350 for the match, committing just one error in 40 swings. The senior also had a strong night on the defensive end, tallying seven blocks and seven digs.
Three more Phoenix players reached double-digit kill totals, as Anderson had 13 and Van Zeeland and Lyndsay Zabkowicz (Oak Creek, Wis.) had 12 apiece. DePaul's Rachel Aumann registered a match-high 20 kills, hitting .357.
Brittany Groth (Oak Creek, Wis.), the reigning Horizon League Defensive Player of the Week, led all players with 38 digs, pushing her season digs per set total to a league-best 6.1. The senior now has 1,531 digs for her career, passing former Phoenix standout and current assistant coach Sarah Rauen (1,519) for second place on the school's all-time list. Groth needs 259 more to surpass Megan Elfering (1,789 from 2005-08) as the school's career leader.
Poel also had a solid all-around match for the Phoenix, guiding the offense with 45 assists while contributing 15 digs, six blocks and four kills.
The Phoenix returns to Horizon League action on Friday when it travels downstate to face Milwaukee at 7 p.m. the Klotsche Center.
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Just what is this Consensus anyway?
We've used the term "consensus" here a bit recently (see our earlier post on the subject), without ever really defining what we mean by it. In normal practice, there is no great need to define it – no science depends on it. But it's useful to record the core that most scientists agree on, for public presentation. The consensus that exists is that of the IPCC reports, in particular the working group I report (there are three WG's. By "IPCC", people tend to mean WG I). Fortunately that report is available online for all to read at http://www.grida.no/climate/ipcc_tar/wg1/. It's a good idea to realise that though the IPCC report contains the consensus, it didn't form it. The IPCC process was supposed to be – and is – a summary of the science (as available at the time). Because they did their job well, it really is a good review/summary/synthesis.
The main points that most would agree on as "the consensus" are:
- The earth is getting warmer (0.6 +/- 0.2 oC in the past century;
0.10.17 oC/decade over the last 30 years (see update)) [ch 2]
- People are causing this [ch 12] (see update)
- If GHG emissions continue, the warming will continue and indeed accelerate [ch 9]
- (This will be a problem and we ought to do something about it)
I've put those four points in rough order of certainty. The last one is in brackets because whilst many would agree, many others (who agree with 1-3) would not, at least without qualification. It's probably not a part of the core consensus in the way 1-3 are. Most (all?) of us here on RealClimate are physical scientists – we can talk sensibly about past, present and future changes in climate, but potential impacts on ecosystems or human society are out of our field. If you want to see the IPCCs own summary, it's here.
Other things we have mentioned in other posts come in as supporting evidence. That the increase in atmospheric CO2 is anthropogenic is so obvious that few people question it and in consequence few people rebut skepticism of it (though Eric has done so recently here; and the IPCC mention it). That the recent increase in temperature is unprecedented in the last 1000 years (see e.g. posts 64 or 7 by Mike) is one (but by no means the only) line of evidence indicating that recent change is likely to be unnatural (see update).
The skeptic attitude to consensus usually starts with "there is no consensus". That's wrong, and they usually retreat from it to "but consensus science is meaningless", and/or "consensus has nothing to do with science". The latter is largely true but irrelevant. The existence of the consensus doesn't do a lot to determine what science is done; it doesn't prevent contrary lines being explored. But the consensus view does come into the tricky interface between science and policy, and science and the media.
The existence of the consensus shouldn't be used to hide the fact that there are areas of doubt. Climate models clearly aren't perfect. There are questions about the differences between surface and tropospheric temperature trends. Conversely the existence of some areas of doubt shouldn't be used to try to hide the many areas of understanding and agreement.
Update 2004/12/23: this post needs one correction and also clarification in a couple of places. Firstly, for point 1 I wrote "0.1 oC/decade over the last 30 years". This is actually a bit of an understatement. 0.15 would be better, and the years since 2001 have been warm, pushing it up further. I've now replaced my first figure with the figure of 0.17 oC/decade since 1976, from the IPCC report.
For point 2, I wrote "People are causing this". That was far too brief to cover the complexities concerned. Comments 5 and 6, and my responses, address this.
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By Chris Toronyi
Sipping my Monday morning coffee at Cafe Etc. in Hollywood and I still feeling the effects of the NLD. Smiling like an idiot. Did that scoreline happen again? It was a bit magical, surreal.
It was a very early morning kick-off out here in LA that had me deciding on a trip to the pub in Studio City or watching from my home. The older, more mature me decided to take in the match at home. I was nervous... So maybe less maturity and a lot of emotion. And superstition. Don't ask...
The game's play and analysis has been written about by far better writers than me, but from a father and coach's perspective three goals for me were lessons on how to play the game the right way. The Arsenal Way. Not taking away from the other two, just the skill, teamwork and recognition showed me something -- and hopefully my son as well -- the way you should play.
Per's goal didn't just show teamwork, both from Theo's hard-work on the wing and Per's want to drill the ball into the net. It showed me a player who knew the importance of the game in Per, but he also showed the one element of sport that I love more than anything. Recognizing a teammate for their work, that allowed them to score. Per knew this. And gave Theo the hug he deserved.
Next up was Giroud's goal. It wasn't the fact that he continues to deliver when everyone persists on doubting the value he brings every game, it was the fight from Santi that made this happen. It was great finish by Giroud, and even better play for Santi to stay on his feet to deliver the perfect cross. He didn't spill himself on the 18, he fought, showed desire and rewarded the team with. A splendid assist.
Lastly, the Santi goal was lovely from the beginning on our 6-yard box to the back of the net. The hold-up play by Giroud will go unnoticed, but for me that was what I loved about the play so much. He knew what he had to, trapping it with little effort to start the sprint to the Spus (ESPN.com spelling) box. The cross was great, the finish was too, but the play by Giroud showed why it's not only the goal scorer and assist man who make the play, it's also the guy to gets the build-up started. Lovely stuff from our Arsenal.
All in all, I drank a lot of coffee on Saturday, rewarded with a fantastic result and elements of the Arsenal Way. Let's hope this begins a run like last year.
Thanks for reading.
And please note that I'm not sure if the podcast will happen this week because of the Holiday and the travels around it. So, to my American readers have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving.
'Stateside Gooner' Chris Toronyi is a longtime Arsenal supporter and the host of The Arsenal America podcast, available every week at ArsenalAmerica.com and on iTunes at "Arsenal America Podcast." You can read more of Chris' thoughts on Twitter.
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All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing Cloud strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @CloudExpo | @ThingsExpo, June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY and October 31 - November 2, 2017, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is on the right path to Digital Transformation.
Track 1. FinTech
Track 2. Enterprise Cloud | Digital Transformation
Track 3. DevOps, Containers & Microservices
Track 4. Big Data | Analytics
Track 5. Industrial IoT
Track 6. IoT Dev & Deploy | Mobility
Track 7. APIs | Cloud Security
Track 8. AI | ML | DL | Cognitive Computing
Delegates to Cloud Expo / @ThingsExpo will be able to attend 8 simultaneous, information-packed education tracks.
There are over 120 breakout sessions in all, with Keynotes, General Sessions, and Power Panels adding to three days of incredibly rich presentations and content.
Join Cloud Expo / @ThingsExpo conference chair Roger Strukhoff (@IoT2040), June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY and October 31 - November 2, 2017, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA for three days of intense Enterprise Cloud and 'Digital Transformation' discussion and focus, including Big Data's indispensable role in IoT, Smart Grids and (IIoT) Industrial Internet of Things, Wearables and Consumer IoT, as well as (new) Digital Transformation in Vertical Markets.
Financial Technology - or FinTech - Is Now Part of the @CloudExpo Program!
Accordingly, attendees at the upcoming 20th Cloud Expo / @ThingsExpo June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY and October 31 - November 2, 2017, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA will find fresh new content in a new track called FinTech, which will incorporate machine learning, artificial intelligence, deep learning, and blockchain into one track.
Financial enterprises in New York City, London, Singapore, and other world financial capitals are embracing a new generation of smart, automated FinTech that eliminates many cumbersome, slow, and expensive intermediate processes from their businesses.
FinTech brings efficiency as well as the ability to deliver new services and a much improved customer experience throughout the global financial services industry. FinTech is a natural fit with cloud computing, as new services are quickly developed, deployed, and scaled on public, private, and hybrid clouds.
More than US$20 billion in venture capital is being invested in FinTech this year. @CloudExpo is pleased to bring you the latest FinTech developments as an integral part of our program, starting at the 20th International Cloud Expo June 6-8, 2017 in New York City and October 31 - November 2, 2017 in Silicon Valley.
@CloudExpo is accepting submissions for this new track, so please visit www.CloudComputingExpo.com for the latest information.
Speaking Opportunities
The upcoming 20th International @CloudExpo | @ThingsExpo, June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY and October 31 - November 2, 2017, Santa Clara Convention Center, CA announces that its Call For Papers for speaking opportunities is open.
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The margins of cloud products like virtual machines are still in the 50% range. In essence, price drops are going to be a regular feature for the foreseeable future. This begets the question - are hosted solutions becoming irrelevant today? Boston-based market research firm, 451 Research, has been publishing their 'Cloud Price Index' for a few years now. The quarterly study looks into the pricing of various offerings in the cloud market to understand the shifting dynamics in the public, privat...
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You know you need the cloud, but you're hesitant to simply dump everything at Amazon since you know that not all workloads are suitable for cloud. You know that you want the kind of ease of use and scalability that you get with public cloud, but your applications are architected in a way that makes the public cloud a non-starter. You're looking at private cloud solutions based on hyperconverged infrastructure, but you're concerned with the limits inherent in those technologies.
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For organizations that have amassed large sums of software complexity, taking a microservices approach is the first step toward DevOps and continuous improvement / development. Integrating system-level analysis with microservices makes it easier to change and add functionality to applications at any time without the increase of risk. Before you start big transformation projects or a cloud migration, make sure these changes won't take down your entire organization.
Jun. 28, 2017 05:15 PM EDT Reads: 2,115
What's the role of an IT self-service portal when you get to continuous delivery and Infrastructure as Code? This general session showed how to create the continuous delivery culture and eight accelerators for leading the change. Don Demcsak is a DevOps and Cloud Native Modernization Principal for Dell EMC based out of New Jersey. He is a former, long time, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional, specializing in building and architecting Application Delivery Pipelines for hybrid legacy, and cloud ...
Jun. 28, 2017 01:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,726
21st International Cloud Expo, taking place October 31 - November 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy. Me...
Jun. 28, 2017 12:30 PM EDT Reads: 1,880
"Tintri focuses on the Ops side of the DevOps, which basically is pushing more and more of the accessibility of the infrastructure to the developers and trying to get behind the scenes," explained Dhiraj Sehgal of Tintri in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 20th Cloud Expo, held June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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"We do one of the best file systems in the world. We learned how to deal with Big Data many years ago and we implemented this knowledge into our software," explained Jakub Ratajczak, Business Development Manager at MooseFS, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 20th Cloud Expo, held June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
Jun. 28, 2017 12:00 PM EDT Reads: 359
SYS-CON Events announced today that CA Technologies has been named "Platinum Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 21st International Cloud Expo®, which will take place October 31-November 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. CA Technologies helps customers succeed in a future where every business - from apparel to energy - is being rewritten by software. From planning to development to management to security, CA creates software that fuels transformation for companies in the applic...
Jun. 28, 2017 11:15 AM EDT Reads: 940
Five years ago development was seen as a dead-end career, now it's anything but – with an explosion in mobile and IoT initiatives increasing the demand for skilled engineers. But apart from having a ready supply of great coders, what constitutes true 'DevOps Royalty'? It'll be the ability to craft resilient architectures, supportability, security everywhere across the software lifecycle. In his keynote at @DevOpsSummit at 20th Cloud Expo, Jeffrey Scheaffer, GM and SVP, Continuous Delivery Busine...
Jun. 28, 2017 10:45 AM EDT Reads: 339
Cloud Expo, Inc. has announced today that Andi Mann and Aruna Ravichandran have been named Co-Chairs of @DevOpsSummit at Cloud Expo Silicon Valley which will take place Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. "DevOps is at the intersection of technology and business-optimizing tools, organizations and processes to bring measurable improvements in productivity and profitability," said Aruna Ravichandran, vice president, DevOps product and solutions marketing...
Jun. 28, 2017 10:30 AM EDT Reads: 1,697
Managing mission-critical SAP systems and landscapes has never been easy. Add public cloud with its myriad of powerful cloud native services and this may not change any time soon. Public cloud offers exciting new possibilities for enterprise workloads. But to make use of these possibilities and capabilities, IT teams need to re-think everything they have done before. Otherwise, they will just end up using public cloud as a hosting platform for their workloads, aka known as "lift and shift."
Jun. 28, 2017 10:00 AM EDT Reads: 578
There's a lot to gain from cloud computing, but success requires a thoughtful and enterprise focused approach. Cloud computing decouples data and information from the infrastructure on which it lies. A process that is a LOT more involved than dragging some folders from your desktop to a shared drive. Cloud computing as a mission transformation activity, not a technological one. As an organization moves from local information hosting to the cloud, one of the most important challenges is addressi...
Jun. 28, 2017 08:45 AM EDT Reads: 1,222
The reality of data ubiquity is here—data is buried in operational statistics, machine logs, stacks of overflowing tickets and customer details, among other things. How can any user get valuable information amid this rapid influx of data? Imagine a situation where your firm's revenue takes a hit owing to an unexpected failure in some business process. It would be a nightmare for IT admins to sift through the interminable piles of data to deduce exactly why and where the problem occurred. To sav...
Jun. 28, 2017 08:00 AM EDT Reads: 708
Hybrid IT is today's reality, and while its implementation may seem daunting at times, more and more organizations are migrating to the cloud. In fact, according to SolarWinds 2017 IT Trends Index: Portrait of a Hybrid IT Organization 95 percent of organizations have migrated crucial applications to the cloud in the past year. As such, it's in every IT professional's best interest to know what to expect.
Jun. 28, 2017 07:45 AM EDT Reads: 2,224
Both SaaS vendors and SaaS buyers are going "all-in" to hyperscale IaaS platforms such as AWS, which is disrupting the SaaS value proposition. Why should the enterprise SaaS consumer pay for the SaaS service if their data is resident in adjacent AWS S3 buckets? If both SaaS sellers and buyers are using the same cloud tools, automation and pay-per-transaction model offered by IaaS platforms, then why not host the "shrink-wrapped" software in the customers' cloud? Further, serverless computing, cl...
Jun. 28, 2017 07:15 AM EDT Reads: 2,034
In the decade following his article, cloud computing further cemented Carr's perspective. Compute, storage, and network resources have become simple utilities, available at the proverbial turn of the faucet. The value they provide is immense, but the cloud playing field is amazingly level. Carr's quote above presaged the cloud to a T. Today, however, we're in the digital era. Mark Andreesen's 'software is eating the world' prognostication is coming to pass, as enterprises realize they must be...
Jun. 28, 2017 06:45 AM EDT Reads: 2,166
A common misconception about the cloud is that one size fits all. Companies expecting to run all of their operations using one cloud solution or service must realize that doing so is akin to forcing the totality of their business functionality into a straightjacket. Unlocking the full potential of the cloud means embracing the multi-cloud future where businesses use their own cloud, and/or clouds from different vendors, to support separate functions or product groups. There is no single cloud so...
Jun. 28, 2017 05:00 AM EDT Reads: 1,507
In 2014, Amazon announced a new form of compute called Lambda. We didn't know it at the time, but this represented a fundamental shift in what we expect from cloud computing. Now, all of the major cloud computing vendors want to take part in this disruptive technology. In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, Doug Vanderweide, an instructor at Linux Academy, discussed why major players like AWS, Microsoft Azure, IBM Bluemix, and Google Cloud Platform are all trying to sidestep VMs and containers wit...
Jun. 28, 2017 04:45 AM EDT Reads: 2,055
Companies have always been concerned that traditional enterprise software is slow and complex to install, often disrupting critical and time-sensitive operations during roll-out. With the growing need to integrate new digital technologies into the enterprise to transform business processes, this concern has become even more pressing. A 2016 Panorama Consulting Solutions study revealed that enterprise resource planning (ERP) projects took an average of 21 months to install, with 57 percent of th...
Jun. 28, 2017 04:45 AM EDT Reads: 1,322
New competitors, disruptive technologies, and growing expectations are pushing every business to both adopt and deliver new digital services. This 'Digital Transformation' demands rapid delivery and continuous iteration of new competitive services via multiple channels, which in turn demands new service delivery techniques – including DevOps. In this power panel at @DevOpsSummit 20th Cloud Expo, moderated by DevOps Conference Co-Chair Andi Mann, panelists examined how DevOps helps to meet the de...
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Roger Williams University has delegated to the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) the responsibility of review and written approval of all research and related teaching activities involving the use of vertebrate animals, conducted under the auspices of a school, department, or other unit within the University.
Animal safety and care extends beyond the laboratories and sponsored research to include animals being brought onto campus for educational, demonstrational and/or campus-wide events.
Administrative responsibility for overseeing these functions has been delegated to the chair of the IACUC who is appointed by the Chief Academic Officer (CAO) of the University. The CAO also serves as the research oversight official as required by federal policy. In essence, the CAO of the University shall serve as an ex officio member of the committee, but not as its chair. The CAO will sign off on all recommendations of the committee, as s/he has the legal authority to speak and act for the institution and thus bears responsibility for oversight of research conducted under the aegis of the University.
The Roger Williams University Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) shall include:
The members from the University shall be nominated by their deans and officially appointed to the committee by the CAO of the University. Deans should appoint members who are experienced in performing research with animals.
Each committee member shall serve a three-year term commencing and ending on September 1 each year. Committee member appointments are staggered so that only two new members will join the board at any given time.
The taking of minutes, including all rulings of the Committee, shall occur at every meeting. The responsibility for this shall rotate among the Committee members. Minutes and rulings shall be made available after the Committee meetings, as consistent with RWU policy.
After review and inspection, a written report, signed by a majority of the IACUC, shall be made to the responsible administrative officials of the institution on the status of the animal care and use program and other activities as required by federal, state, or local regulations and policies.
IACUC at Roger Williams University shall:


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AMES, Iowa — The first Northwest Iowa 4-H Golf Benefit will be held Friday, June 22, at the Emerald Hills Golf Club in Arnolds Park. This event benefits Iowa 4-H youth programs throughout the state.
"Our main goal is to raise money for the Iowa 4-H Foundation so they can fund activities for Iowa 4-H'ers," said Bob Butcher, Northwest Iowa Golf Tournament committee chair.
While the Iowa 4-H Foundation has been hosting tournaments for 16 years, this is the first in northwest Iowa. "We chose to have a tournament in northwest Iowa because this part of the state is rich in 4-H tradition," Butcher said.
At the tournament, participants will have the opportunity to compete in a best ball tournament with chances to win team and individual prizes. Bill Northey, Iowa secretary of agriculture, will serve as the celebrity golfer for the event. The 2011 Iowa State Fair queen, Paris Schnepf, also will be making an appearance. An evening social and auction benefit featuring Iowa State merchandise, local community items and other packages will follow the golfing event.
The northwest Iowa outing is sponsored by Jon Hjelm Acre Co. of Spencer, American State Bank of Sioux Center, Northwest Bank of Spencer, First National Bank of Sioux City and Ronda and Harry Edwards in memory of Robert J. Butcher.
"We are most looking forward to meeting with sponsors, donors and participants who are making these opportunities available to Iowa 4-H'ers," Butcher said.
Butcher estimates participation from 14 surrounding counties.
The Iowa 4-H Foundation provides financial resources for youth development through 4-H. The 4-H Foundation also provides funds for overall support of the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development Program, helping support volunteer recruitment and training, marketing and promotions for membership recruitment and the creation of new program partnerships, and support for program leadership, strategic planning and endowments for the future.
Please contact Albert Grunenwald at 515-294-1537 for more information, or visit the tournament page online at www.iowa4hfoundation.org/northwestgolf.


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Alternatives to Guardianship - LHT
Authored By: Legal Hotline for Texans; Texas Legal Services Center
In guardianship, the court transfers some or all of the health care and business decision making authority of an incompetent or mentally disabled person to the guardian. Sometimes, guardianship is not the right choice for a person's specific situation. Please read the publication at the following link to find out more about alternatives to guardianship in Texas.


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Yet Another Mega-Bank Debacle…Move Your Money Now!
The latest mega-bank debacle, JP Morgan Chase's loss of at least $2 billion within several weeks, is yet another example of the problem with banks deemed too big to fail. The nation's largest financial firm in terms of assets, JP Morgan has fought important banking regulation while it obviously needed tough regulation to protect investors and the health of our economy. Learn more from the Center for Responsive Politics about the bank's lobbying sums that are in the top tier of its industry.
Of course, JP Morgan happily took billions of dollars from the government – our tax payer money – when it needed a bailout. And now this?!
Two lawsuits have now been filed inManhattanfederal court against the bank and CEO Jamie Dimon, one by a trust and another by an individual investor.
JP Morgan Chase is one of the mega-banks featured in Green America's Break Up With Your Mega-Bank Tool Kit – available as a free download at www.BreakUpWithYourMegaBank.org. If you haven't ended your unhealthy banking relationship with JP Morgan yet – now is the time! Use our website for pointers on ensuring a smooth break-up and for finding a community development bank or credit union whose values you can trust.
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Lewis v. Harris
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In 2002, Lambda Legal filed a historic case seeking marriage equality on behalf of seven New Jersey couples. Our case reached the state supreme court in 2006. The high court ruled unanimously that same-sex couples must be provided all the benefits and responsibilities of marriage, although it declined to mandate that marriage was specifically required, and gave the state legislature 180 days to choose either marriage or an alternate system that would provide equality. The legislature hastily passed a civil union law in December 2006. In December 2008 the Civil Union Review Commission, appointed by the legislature, issued its report documenting how civil unions fall short of providing the court-mandated equality for same-sex couples. In January 2010, days before the legislative session ended, the New Jersey Senate voted on and failed to pass a marriage equality law. On March 18, 2010, Lambda Legal filed a motion asking the New Jersey Supreme Court to intercede and order marriage to secure compliance with its original mandate of equality for the Lewis v. Harris plaintiffs.
In February 2007, New Jersey became the fifth state to provide same-sex couples with marriage or a legal package of rights and responsibilities parallel to marriage, joining California, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont.
Lambda Legal's Impact
In this important decision, every justice on the state high court said that same-sex couples must receive equal treatment from the government and be given rights and benefits of marriage. It led to the passage of New Jersey's civil union law. This means that same-sex couples in New Jersey will be extended all of the rights, responsibilities and benefits of marriage, except the profound benefit of the word itself. As a result of our dogged education work across New Jersey, launched by Lambda Legal and expanded by key allies, more voters in the state are in favor of marriage equality and key legislative leaders have promised to push for it as well.
- January 2001 Lambda Legal starts building the foundation for New Jersey to expand its protections of same-sex couples' relationships over time while pulling marriage equality to the nearest possible horizon.
- June 2002 Lambda Legal files historical lawsuit in New Jersey state court seeking marriage equality for gay and lesbian couples in New Jersey.
- June 2003 Lambda Legal argues the case in court.
- November 2003 Trial court upholds the exclusion from marriage.
- December 2004 Lambda Legal argues appeal before the intermediate appellate court.
- June 2005 Appellate division affirms lower court, 2–1.
- February 2006 Lambda Legal presents oral argument to the New Jersey Supreme Court.
- October 2006 Victory! The seven justices of the New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously agree that denying same-sex couples the rights and benefits different-sex couples obtain through marriage is unconstitutional and directs state legislature to take action within 180 days.
- December 2006 New Jersey Legislature passes civil union bill; Lambda Legal moves forward with "Civil Union Watch" to reach the goal of marriage equality.
- December 2008 New Jersey Civil Union Review Commission, appointed by the legislature, concludes that civil unions are insufficient and do not provide equality.
- January 2010 New Jersey Senate votes down a marriage equality bill.
- March 2010 Lambda Legal files a motion reactivating the case for marriage equality on behalf of the plaintiffs in the original Lewis v. Harris lawsuit.
- July 2010 Supreme Court denies motion in aid of litigants' rights; requires further proceedings to develop record in Superior Court.
Case Information
Cindy Meneghin & Maureen Kilian, Craig Hutchison and Chris Lodewyks, Diane Marini and the late Marilyn Maneely, Marcye and Karen Nicholson-McFadden, Mark Lewis and Dennis Winslow, Sarah and Suyin Lael, Saundra Toby-Heath and Alicia Heath-Toby
Lambda Legal
Hayley Gorenberg as of 3/18/2010,
previous counsel David S. Buckel, Susan Sommer
Co-counsel/Cooperating Attorneys
Lawrence S. Lustberg of Gibbons, Del Deo, Dolan, Griffinger & Vecchione


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BRONC FOOTBALL - Monday it will be game week for the Sheridan Bronc football team is they open at Cheyenne Central a week from today. in Cheyenne.
We will have it live for you on am 14-10 KWYO and Sports / Talk 87.7 FM. The First Federal pregame show will start at 5:30 with kick off at 6:00.
BH FOOTBALL - The Big Horn Rams open their season in two weeks on the road at Greybull.
TR FOOTBALL - The Tongue River Eagles also open in two weeks on the road at Lyman.
BRONC FOOTBALL - Monday it will be game week for the Sheridan Bronc football team is they open at Cheyenne Central a week from today.
The Broncs return a solid group of seniors and juniors that saw some good action last year for the defending state champs.
Today we look at Special teams and Defense Head coach Don Julian says the coaches put a lot on their Special teams and he says they look to be in good shape heading into this season.
EAGLES FOOTBALL - The Tongue River Eagles football team in their first week of practice since the program had to cancel the 2011 season.
New Head coach John Scott says he's been pleased with the turn out.
And Scott says the players have taken to the new coaching staff and the new system.
and he says the players put in the work this week to get the season started off on the right foot.
Pee Wee Events (5-7 years old)
Barrel Racing
1st go-round- 1st- Nick Albrecht
2nd- Meagan Flint
2nd go-round- 1st- Faith Stimson
2nd- Nick Albrecht
Average- 1st- Nick Albrecht
2nd- Faith Stimson
Pole Bending
1st go-round- 1st- Nick Albrecht
2nd- Faith Stimson
2nd go-round- 1st- Faith Stimson
2nd- Nick Albrecht
Average- 1st- Faith Stimson
2nd- Nick Albrecht
Goat Tail Tying
1st go-round- 1st- Nick Albrecht
2nd- Faith Stimson
2nd go-round- 1st- Jhett West
2nd- Faith Stimson
Average- 1st- Faith Stimson
Sheridan co-rec state runner up softball team.
The state tournament was held in Powell. They lost to Cole sports from Gillette 13-11 in the 10th inning in the title game.
Pictured back row left to right: Jimmy Stites, Devin Stites, Janet Austin, Ty Legerski, Kenny Phipps, Jayson Shore, and Jordan Hill
Front row left to right: Erin Legerski, Mikaela Myer, Teann Mefford, Tayla Legerski, Rebecca Odell
The team would like to thank Atlas Chiropractic, Star Video, Advanced Fence, Peter Ds RV, Steady Stream Technology, Eds Auto Glass for all of their support and sponsorship.
US AM GOLF - Former Sheridan Bronc golfer Taylor Reed was eliminated from the US Amateur golf championships in Denver Tuesday. He opened play Monday at Cherry Hills country club and shot a 5 over par 76 his second round score was 80.
Reed was the only Wyoming golfer in this year's field nearly 300 players qualified for this year's event which used two different courses for the stroke play format over the first and second rounds.
The top 64 players start match play today.
There were two tournament finals played on Sunday August 12, The Powder Horn Cup; and the D.A. Davidson Cup.
It was the Dog & Cat Shelter Benefit day at the Big Horn Equestrian Center.
In the Powder Horn Cup, Sheridan Seed Co. defeated Hammer Chevrolet 7-3.
MVP, sponsored as always by Kiwi Katering, was Mili Galindo of Hammer Chevrolet.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by chillfan23, Jul 19, 2010.
That was a great 3,000th post.
I hear you. This team just hasn't been the same since Arroyo left.
I wouldn't bank on Detroit bettering the Cavs this season. We suck, have done since Chauncy got traded.
Start of the season: PG: Stuckey SG: RIP SF: Prince PF: CV C: Big Ben After the deadline: PG: Stuckey SG: Gordon SF: JJ PF: CV C: Monroe
November: PG - Super Collider SG - Ben Gordon (Rip is gone) SF - Tay PF - Charlie Garbage C - The Fro March: PG - Super Collider SG - Ben Gordon SF - Jeb or Austin Daye (Tay is gone) PF - G-Money C - a tired Ben Wallace
And you see Will Bynum as a Point Guard???? I think it was here a few months ago that I read about that.. Will Bynum is a Shooting Guard like Stuckey is.. SO Terrico White will be another "SG who Joe thinks he can play the PG too" like Bynum is/was. No doubts about that the odds of White playing are really low.. I know. According to Joe Dumars, Stuckey is/will become THE GUY. And I never said that Bynum was a bad player or something like that! no way! I think that a lot of teams like Miami or L.A. would be really interested in him.. No argue about that. But the big question then is: What does Will Bynum want??
Stuckey at point, with White backing him up. Rip at shooting guard, with Gordon backing him up. Tay at small forward, with Daye backing him up. Monroe at power forward, with CV backing him up. Ben Wallace at center, with JMAX backing him up. That leavess, for the moment anyway, Bynum, JJ, and Summers looking for time on the floor. 7 of these 10 players in the rotation are quite young yet. Just Ben Wallace, Rip, and Tay have any age to speak of. Going deeper, nothing but youth. With a coach who would use all ten of these guys, yes, we would make the playoffs. But unfortunately, we have a clueless coach who will find every possible way to mess it all up. He will forget any game plan he may have to start out any game, overuse players, even very early in the season, and we will see a bunch of injuries. Everything will fall apart - as I have seen no sign that Kuester is capable of learning anything from past mistakes.
Change CV for Monroe in the starting lineup and that's my worst nightmare come true.
If it were the local YMCA comp they might all get a run yes but this is a pro league, the pro league and coaches don't sub guys on and off because it makes sense. No! Just like any pro sport young guys, inexperienced guys have to wait their turn, unless they're tearing it up out on the floor in training and games. We won't have that problem because we can't recruit for %%%%.
Unless trades shake this up: There is no chance that JJ isn't a fixture in our rotation. And if we sign Bynum, I don't see White getting any PT, even though I'd love to see him breakthrough. Monroe and Ben Wallace have rotation spots. Stuckey, Rip, Tay and Gordon have rotation spots. CV has a rotation spot to lose. Daye will likely be the 9th man, in a rotation of Stuckey, Rip, Gordon, Bynum, Monroe, Wallace, Tay and JJ. Maxiell will be the 10th man - and might force himself into the rotation because of his physicalness, something our big men lack as a whole, and his ability to protect the rim - which is also something our big men lack. Things that could shake up that rotation, aside from injuries and trades: Daye is the most intriguing talent on the roster. He might be a wonderful option at SG, and as a fit on a team which doesn't play true PG's. If Daye breaksthrough into the rotation, Rip's, Gordon's, JJ's, CV's and Bynum's minutes will be imperilled. (Stuckey's spot in the starting lineup is not a realistic debate. The guy is obviously the best player on our team, and he's a fixture.) Summers is one of the best shooters on the team, and has a potentially excellent all around game. I think he's likely be THE guy on our team that I'd love to play and who won't play much, since he seems to be behind too many guys in the rotation. However, if CV isn't cutting it, then Summers will get an opportunity to snarf up his position in the rotation. White will likely see a lot of pine. But his physical talent, including his defensive potential, is so upper tier that it's conceivable that he'll force his way into the lineup. I predict that that is a "next season" conversation, but only if White shows a lot in practice. If CV has a breakthrough year, he'll play a lot, and the minutes he's given will have a pretty dramatic effect on other potential rotation players - 1 of the reasons for this being that he'll be a prime offensive option making it a bit less necessary to have guys like Daye, Bynum and Rip and Gordon taking as many shots - and having their positions go to more defensive oriented guys. Conversely, if the coach starts to hate him again, then he'll be a lovely hood ornament on our bench, and the search will be on to create a team without a natural power forward other than Monroe. Monroe is a huge potential game changer for the entire rotation. The potential of the offense running through him could turn the entire chemistry and pecking order of this team on its head. So could the positions he's able to play. He needs to get stronger, especially in his base, to play against the league's centers. But we need him at center. A hugely important story to follow this year is how his foot injury affected his athleticism. If it did a lot, and if post-surgery his athleticism improves noticeably from what we saw this summer, we might have caught lightning in a bottle. Ben Wallace needs to be able to continue to give us quality minutes. If his body is too old for that - we'll be scrambling big time.
Ben Gordon is better. There, I said it.
So aren't Rip, Tay and even at this point of his career, Ben Wallace.
I can't think of too many other teams in the NBA where the subject of "best player on the team" is remotely debatable. Props to Joe for assembling such a balanced attack!
Best player on the team is certainly not Rip. In fact, his game imperils the team. Tay? Gets beat at his position by too many opponents from playoff bound teams. Ben Wallace? Takes too many plays off on the offense. Can't run the floor well consistently. Ben Gordon? If healthy, good case for him being our best guy. But he will have to stay healthy to prove it. I like this guys game, cause its balanced. He does shoot from the outside - but is a solid threat going inside as well. Stuckey? If he had a consistent long ranger maybe. If he was better at fighting / maneuvering around picks to stay with his guy, maybe. But as is, a solid player only. How to win with this imperfect crew: Limit minutes of Ben Wallace, so that when he is out there, he runs the floor more often. Limit Tay's minutes, so that he does not break down during the season. Limit Rip's minutes, because his game is basically detrimental to a team concept - make him understand that he is out there for D - and any offense that he may contribute. But de-emphasize his offensive game. Limit Stuckey's minutes, because he is still not enough of a point guard to run a whole games worth of plays. Plus his physical style may be more effective if someone else is sharing the load. (Kind of liked it when we for instance were alternating between Stuckey and AI driving in.) In sum, this team will be better with more guys sharing floor time. None of our starters are that good we have to play them major minutes. And none of them have proven they can hold up to such minutes anyway. With all that said: Start Stuckey, Gordon, Daye, JMAX, Monroe. (no aging players starting.) 2nd unit: White, Rip, Tay, JJ, Ben Wallace Other useful players: Bynum, Summers Needs: One more big guy
A strong coach could navigate his(or her) way into the playoffs with this roster. An average coach... no way. A poor coach, gets fired before the all-star break and the team has a great shot at winning the lottery. We probably have an average coach.
I sincerely believe that nothing, not one thing, will be done right by the combination of Joe Dumars and Coach Q. This season, if it ever happens (Cause if the Pistons move out of town - it may as well not happen as I won't be paying any attention to it) is going to be a total disaster. Who knows what crazy nonsense Coach Q will come up with, and it will only be interesting to see what lies Joe Dumars comes up with to try to sugar coat the failures of the coach.
I was with you up until winning with this imperfect crew. Actually, I think your suggestions are good, too. I just don't think this roster as is, even if everything clicks, can win anywhere close to 40 games. Personally, I think Kuester is good coach. The ball is in Dumars' court right now....
Joe is like Tayshaun with the ball....just holding it, and holding it, and holding it......
Good luck with that. We need to part with Rip as his style of play doesn't fit with the skills of the rest of the roster. But, while he's here the whole de-emphasize his offensive game thing ain't never gonna happen. Rip's been the leading scorer for this team every year since he was signed in 2002. From Joe D and Q's points of view, what you're proposing is like trying to use a B-52 bomber as a cargo plane. Frankly, I don't think that's a good use of Rip either. He would be the primary offensive weapon in that second unit you listed and there is nothing wrong with that. Rip can score against other teams' benches all day long.
There's gonna be some grieving goin' on if Rip is asked to come off of the bench.
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Robin van Persie has paid tribute to Arsenal's supporters for their part in helping the team secure third spot.
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One of our swtich is frequently going to error-disable.
That switch port is connected to a hub and to that two PCs are connected.
Can you please suggest what is the problem and how to solve it.
Switch#sh interfaces gigabitEthernet 0/13
GigabitEthernet0/13 is down, line protocol is down (err-disabled)
Hardware is Gigabit Ethernet, address is 503d.e508.4b0d (bia 503d.e508.4b0d)
MTU 1500 bytes, BW 10000 Kbit, DLY 1000 usec,
reliability 255/255, txload 1/255, rxload 1/255
Encapsulation ARPA, loopback not set
Keepalive set (10 sec)
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input flow-control is off, output flow-control is unsupported
ARP type: ARPA, ARP Timeout 04:00:00
Last input never, output 20:09:59, output hang never
Last clearing of "show interface" counters never
Input queue: 0/75/0/0 (size/max/drops/flushes); Total output drops: 0
Queueing strategy: fifo
Output queue: 0/40 (size/max)
5 minute input rate 0 bits/sec, 0 packets/sec
5 minute output rate 0 bits/sec, 0 packets/sec
1244435 packets input, 198757270 bytes, 0 no buffer
Received 4177 broadcasts (252 multicasts)
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5 input errors, 0 CRC, 0 frame, 0 overrun, 0 ignored
0 watchdog, 252 multicast, 0 pause input
0 input packets with dribble condition detected
2293998 packets output, 2192224484 bytes, 0 underruns
0 output errors, 0 collisions, 1 interface resets
0 babbles, 0 late collision, 0 deferred
0 lost carrier, 0 no carrier, 0 PAUSE output
0 output buffer failures, 0 output buffers swapped out
Configuration for that particular port
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switchport access vlan 43
storm-control broadcast level 20.00
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please Help.
Hmmm ... Do you see the result?
Shut/no shut the interface again and run the same commands. Make sure you wait for approximately 5 to 7 seconds.
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Deutsche Telekom launched the joyn messaging service in Germany today. It is hardly the first carrier to do so; Telefonica, Vodafone, MetroPCS, and SK Telecom have already launched such services. But Deutsche Telekom's launch gives me the chance to point to an opportunity for joyn that has not been talked about a lot so far.
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In advocating the so-called "nuclear option" to bar Senate filibusters against judicial nominees, Fox News host Sean Hannity and Roll Call executive editor Morton M. Kondracke gave misleading accounts of historical efforts to block nominees. On the March 15 edition of Hannity & Colmes, Hannity declared that "this is the first time in history that this has been used against nominees that would be confirmed." The same day on Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume, Kondracke said that "there's never been a judicial nomination that actually went to a filibuster, and the Democrats have filibustered a number of President Bush's nominees." In fact, Republicans filibustered several of then-President Clinton's ambassadorial and Justice Department appointments in the 1990s and attempted to filibuster Clinton's judicial nominees. Moreover, after the Republicans regained control of the Senate in 1995, they blocked approximately 60 Clinton judicial nominees, denying them votes on the Senate floor and denying most even a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
In addition to the approximately 60 judicial nominees that the Republican-led Senate blocked without resorting to a filibuster, several Republican senators, including current Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN), unsuccessfully attempted to filibuster other Clinton judicial nominees. The Los Angeles Times reported on November 13, 2003: "As recently as March 2000, several Republicans voted to filibuster two Californians whom President Clinton had named to the 9th Circuit appellate court: Richard A. Paez and Marsha L. Berzon. ... Ultimately, the Republican stalling tactics failed, and both jurists now sit on the appellate court." The Washington Post documented a third attempted filibuster of a Clinton judicial nominee on October 5, 1994: The Senate "voted 85 to 12 to cut off a filibuster against confirmation of U.S. District Judge H. Lee Sarokin as a member of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. But Republicans continued to talk into the evening against Sarokin, whom they condemned as a 'liberal' and 'judicial activist.' "
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In the first several years of Clinton's presidency, Republicans in the Senate also used the filibuster to block several non-judicial nominees. The New York Times reported on October 8, 1993, that "[Sen. Jesse] Helms [R-NC] tied up the Senate for much of the day in a filibuster that he began Wednesday evening over the nomination of Mr. [Walter E.] Dellinger to become Assistant Attorney General for the office of legal counsel." Similarly, the Washington Post reported on May 25, 1994, that the Senate "failed by six votes to break a GOP-led filibuster against the ambassadorial nomination of one-time anti-Vietnam War activist Sam Brown."
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