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Monday, October 01, 2007
Timeout Ploy: Great Coaching or Unfortunate Loophole?
A lot of college football fans are still talking about Florida coach Urban Meyer's timeout ploy at the end of the Florida-Auburn game Saturday and we wanted to weight in and get your opinion.
In case you missed it, Auburn's freshman kicker lined up and calmly booted what he - and just about everybody watching - thought was the winning field goal on the game's final play. But to quote Lee Corso, "Not so fast, my friend."
On the Gator sideline, Urban Meyer was standing right next to the ref and, mere moments before the ball was snapped, Meyer signaled for his team's final timeout. The ploy, inspired by two NFL teams who've used it successfully the last two weeks, is designed such that the timeout is called so last second, the players on the field have no time to stop the play before it is set in motion.
The thinking behind the move is that, if the kick is good (as it was for Auburn the first time), mentally it will be that much tougher on the kicker as he basically has to make the same kick twice to win the game instead of just once.
Now, while I know "icing the kicker" has been a part of the game forever, I'm not sure how I feel about this. I guess if it was my coach who did it and it led to victory, I'd call it brilliant coaching. I guess. But as a general college football fan, I'm not as onboard.
Technically it's legal but for some reason it feels like it violates the spirit of the game and its rules. Victory by lawyer-discovered loophole. Similar to the kick-off clock loophole that allowed Wisconsin coach Brett Bulimia (or however you spell it) to burn up the last 40 seconds or so of a tight game last year by going offsides over and over again until the final gun sounded. Or like when former CU and U-Dub coach Rick Neuheisel - during periods when it was forbidden to visit recruits - used to sit out in front of their homes and call them on his cellphone, telling them to look outside where he would wave at them (like Benny always does with girls he's wooing before the inevitable restraining order is issued).
And what if a team has three timeouts? Does that mean the kicker must make the field goal four times in row? Is that really how we want games decided?
Then again, with Michigan's kicking game in shambles (3-9 so far this year), it may take our kicker four tries to make one. So maybe there is a silver lining here after all.
43 comments:
- Matt said...
That comment about our kicker is hilarious.
My dad is a Browns fan, and neither one of us is too happy about what happened at the end of the game against the Raiders.
- October 01, 2007 8:06 AM
- Katie said...
Another example of Meyer being the biggest Ass in College Football ever. I would rather have Carr than an ass like Meyer.
- October 01, 2007 8:21 AM
- whetstonebuck said...
I agree with you. I find such a ploy destroys the spirit of the college game. It's about the heart and soul of young men testing their metal against one another for college, family, fans. I know the sport isn't pure, but I like to think that it is. It gives me hope. This chicken-doodoo kicking strategy violates all that is right with college football.
I can see using it in the professional game. It fits with all the attitudes and obscene money. Another reason I don't watch pro football anymore.
Thanks for bringing this up. I've been on a slow burn since I saw Meyer the Punk use it. I hope his program implodes.
- October 01, 2007 9:40 AM
- Da Vest said...
Spot on Yost.
But then, how great was it to see the Auburn kicker make both and then do the gator chomp as he ran off the field. Mega props to him.
- October 01, 2007 10:29 AM
- Melissa said...
As a die hard Auburn fan, I am glad to see that most true college football fans think that Urban Meyer disgraced the sport with his "coaching" at Saturday's Auburn/Florida game. I am more proud, however, of our true freshman kicker for coming out and making the kick. TWICE. So eat that, Urban.
And better yet, it is so great to have who I think is the classies college coach around today, Tommy Tuberville representing us. I would like it noted that he was a perfect southern gentleman after the game and said nothing derogatory about Urban or his underhanded timeout call. As a maatter of fact, he gave Florida credit for a good game.Urban, on the other hand, was quoted on national television as saying the game "Sucked". And gave T.T. nor Auburn any congrats or props. What a loser.
- October 01, 2007 11:30 AM
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- October 01, 2007 11:43 AM
- srudoff said...
fwiw, wisconsin didn't kick out of bounds, they just let their coverage guys start running downfield 4 seconds before they kicked so their guys would be on top of the kick returner to stop any potential returns - then they'd just keep kicking over from 5 yards back with the elapsed time taken off the clock each time. if they kicked out of bounds, the other team (penn st i think) would just elect to take it at the 40.
this rule sucks though - they need to make sure that the line judge blows that whistle as loud as possible so the kicking team doesn't go through the motion. when the raiders did it to the browns, phil dawson said he never once heard a whistle - that's the part that sucks.
of course the beautiful thing would have been Auburn missing the first kick and then nailing the second.
- October 01, 2007 11:44 AM
- The King said...
I'm pretty sure that Bielma invented this one too, actually. That's what they said during the telecast.
He must have sat down with his staff early last season and just said. OK. Find me all the loopholes.
- October 01, 2007 12:05 PM
- Yost said...
My bad, sru. You're right.
Did Bulimia discover this one, too? Good god, no wonder their offense has no imagination -- he's just looking for loopholes.
- October 01, 2007 12:17 PM
- Jennifer said...
I think it was bushleague and classless and typical Urban Meyer. I would not have been pleased had Coach Tubby done that - like someone said, it's one thing to do that to pro athletes who get paid big $$$ to make or break a win. But for a head coach to do that in a college game - the game should be won or lost by the PLAYERS ON THE FIELD - that was almost like Meyer was suiting up himself to try and block the kick - and that goes against the grain of college sports.
We Auburn people are proud as hell of Wes. Ice water in the veins of a true freshman - whooda thunk it? The other sweet spot to this story - told to a friend of mine right from Wes's parents' own lips - Wes is FROM Florida, and probably would have gone to Florida. But Florida didn't come after him very hard, so he committed to Auburn. Then one of Meyer's assnt coaches told Meyer they would regret not getting Wes, so Meyer called up and asked if he was sold on Auburn. His parents told Meyer that Wes lives up to his committments and would be going to Auburn. They told my friend this weekend that they are now thrilled by that decision and are happy and proud Auburn fans.
Let Urban chomp on that.
War Eagle!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- October 01, 2007 12:48 PM
- Yant said...
As a Florida fan who was at the game, I felt it was a great call by Urban - a biased opinion of course. In retrospect it does come back as being a little bush league, but what can you do? It's not a loophole that can be easily tied up - you can't just outlaw timeouts during game winning field goals.
In the end, it comes down to Wins and Losses being more important than questionable ethics. When the kick means the difference between a chance at a conference or even national championship (and with the impending "Cumberland-ing" at LSU next week, that's exactly what was on the line) you can't blame a man for taking every possible step to win a game. It wasn't against any rules, it was just a little bit dick. I'd expect any other coach to do it in the same situation. And our kicker will miss the second one.
Hell of a game, though. I never understood why good special teams players are never recruited to Florida. After the Chris Hetland disaster last year you'd think they'd recruit a kicker. Oh well.
- October 01, 2007 1:13 PM
- srudoff said...
this probably isn't the best place to come complaining about your kicker :)
- October 01, 2007 1:24 PM
- Flop said...
Thumbs down.
It's a dick move anywhere but at least defensible at the professional level. Playing mind games with an 18-year-old should be beneath some grown men, but apparently isn't.
Especially at the college level, there's more to the game than maximizing shareholder return.
- October 01, 2007 1:32 PM
- OnWisconsin! said...
I find it amusing how much Bielema gets under everyone's skin.
- October 01, 2007 1:48 PM
- Jessica said...
My opinion of Urban Meyer as pond scum was formed last season, and this only reinforces it. I was watching the game and said a number of things I won't repeat here when he pulled that little stunt. Disgusting.
Grats to the kicker on winning the game twice. Hell of a job.
- October 01, 2007 1:52 PM
- whetstonebuck said...
I feel your pain (Jan. 07), however, I must disagree. As you said, it was a dick move. We do what we believe--not what we preach. Therefore, Meyer is a dick.
If our character is questionable no amount of wins will make up for the damage...to us, the institution we represent, our family, college football, our nation.
Questionable ethics is destroying our culture. We don't have to participate. It's a character choice.
- October 01, 2007 2:00 PM
- WingRG said...
if only the loss counted twice for the pollsters, we'd all be happy.
i wouldn't want my coach to be famous for finding loopholes. Of course, it's hard to tell how good of a coach he really is, since Badgers only played/beat 1 good team in his whole tenure there (Arkansas).
- October 01, 2007 2:04 PM
- OnWisconsin! said...
- October 01, 2007 2:05 PM
- WingRG said...
that's what i was saying watching your guys play Sparty ... That and "is anybody in this game going to play any defense?"
- October 01, 2007 2:11 PM
- OnWisconsin! said...
I would be interested to see what the Wisconsin coaching staffs over the last 15 years would have done with Michigan's resources.
- October 01, 2007 2:17 PM
- god of the whoppers said...
I personally think that after the offensive linemen are down, you can't stop a play unless it is delay of game or false start, etc. you have all the time in the world to call a TO, but once the the big boys get in their stance, too late. I think this should go for the pros too. i was sad to see oakland have their second kick bounce off the top of the pole after they nailed the first one.
- October 01, 2007 2:22 PM
- WingRG said...
Barry would have Badgers #1 in B10 with Michigan's talent. I have nothing but respect for him.
- October 01, 2007 2:22 PM
- OnWisconsin! said...
And that upstart Bielema needs to learn his place right?
Also FWIW, Yost's comments aren't accurate.
"Similar to the kick-off clock loophole that allowed Wisconsin coach Brett Bulimia (or however you spell it) to burn up the last 40 seconds or so of a tight game last year by constantly kicking out of bounds until the final gun sounded."
Bielema did this at the end of the first half against Penn St last year.
I don't remember if there were 40 seconds left and I am too lazy to look it up.
It seemed like less time was left but it's hard to remember now...
- October 01, 2007 2:36 PM
- kowisja said...
1) I happened to think of the kick off clock loophole before wisconsin did it. There was a game the previous week that had a kick called back for a legitimate penalty on a kickoff and time was taken off. I didn't expect any coach to actually exploit it. My guess was Bielma saw this same game and noticed the clock wasn't reset.
2) I believe there is a rule where the same team cannot call two time outs back to back without a play happening. I could be mistaken.
- October 01, 2007 2:37 PM
- WingRG said...
No, i just think he gets a lot of credit for winning with Barry's players, when, in fact, nobody really knows how good his team is.
I also think that he needs to have more respect for the game: if he wants to use a trick play i'm fine with that, but running the clock off by REPEATEDLY getting your team to commit a penalty is IMHO disrespectful to the game/fans.
Obviously, you don't have to agree, but i bet your opinion would change if it wasn't a Badger coach doing it.
- October 01, 2007 2:43 PM
- Dawgs81 said...
Urban Meyer does this=douche.
Mark Richt does this=genius.
I wish the kid would have missed the first one when Urban called timeout and then made the second one.
I also am uncertain how "Superman" Tebow did not fly in and knock this ball away from the goalposts, Holly Rowe "Could just feel his leadership all over the field."
- October 01, 2007 2:54 PM
- Spartan Bob said...
There's a flipside to this. What if the kicker blows the kick, or has it blocked, thinks he's lost, and then finds out it's a do-over and wins the game?
Just as plausible. Then Meyer is an ass to HIS OWN fans and Auburn people love him.
That it has worked so far without backfire is probably a reflection on the difficulty of the FG tries. I doubt this gets used on a 50+ try unless the kicker is the second coming of Jason Hansen.
It's part of the game, and like any part of the game can backfire. Stop worrying it.
- October 01, 2007 3:04 PM
- OnWisconsin! said...
I think that you are carrying a lot of anger around about an obscure (and stupid) rule that a coach for a team that you don't root for exploited against another team that you don't root for, last November, making zero impact on the outcome of a very pedestrian 13-3 game.
Thank goodness you are here to defend the sanctity of the game...
And BTW, Bielema recruited many of the players on the Badgers.
For this reason you can blame him for the defense being poor this year but he is 17-1 as a head coach.
- October 01, 2007 3:04 PM
- WingRG said...
i could care less, basically, but i would like to have the rule changed so it doesn't happen again. It's just that i care a lot more about that game (since it was in the B10) than i do about what Urban Meyer does. I'm sorry if my posts came across as angry, it's just a slow day in the lab.
- October 01, 2007 3:12 PM
- OnWisconsin! said...
The rule was rescinded after last season.
IMO in large part due to Bielema's stunt against Penn St.
- October 01, 2007 3:17 PM
- WingRG said...
Excellent, then you're right, i don't have to worry about it ...
- October 01, 2007 3:23 PM
- Schiano for President! said...
you should be rewarded for preserving your valuable second half times out. not penalized.
with that said, an extremely cheesy maneuver.
- October 01, 2007 7:47 PM
- IamCris said...
Three things in order of importance...
1) Lloyd owns Meyer 2-0
2) Lloyd owns Bilema 1-0
3) What's next? Timeouts in Pop Warner right before the winning kick? WTF America...let's save something for our children...thanks. =0)
- October 01, 2007 9:06 PM
- Williesan said...
After we saw this ploy used in the Raiders-Broncos game 2 weeks ago, my wife asked me if that was legal. Sadly I had to reply that it was.
I see a rule tweak (in the NCAA and NFL) that once the offensive team (not just when it is a kicking situation) breaks the huddle and lines up that all timeout requests must come from a player legally on the field (i.e. no jumping off the bench, running in front of the zebra and calling TO.)
A coach calling a TO like the cases we've seen this year takes the control of the game away from where it should be: the players.
- October 01, 2007 10:13 PM
- Yant said...
Everyone seems to be making a big deal about how "these are just kids" and Urban's tactics on the game winning kick should be left to the pros. Does anyone remember that these football teams are big business? Tens of millions of dollars in income is generated by the UF football team, and Urban Meyer commands a salary over $3 Million. Doesn't a small portion of the fanbase feel that players should be paid? Most players are already given a free education in exchange for play. I don't see how you can make the "leave it in the pros" argument when so much is on the line in these games.
To quote Dan Hawkins: "Go play intramurals, Brother! It's Division One Football!"
It's icing a kicker. Next people are going to complain that it's bush league for a coach to ask for fans to make noise, because it disrupts the other team.
- October 02, 2007 12:44 AM
- Ordinary Human said...
To be honest with you, Urban Meyer is a punk, he's over rated, overpaid and since they can barely read and write at UF, I can see why the fans are so rabid. That was a tacky and unsportsmanlike move that he pulled, just because he did not want to lose fair and square. What is happening to the honesty in this country, I hope they get their butts waxed by somebody like south florida.
- October 02, 2007 10:05 AM
- OnWisconsin! said...
I wouldn't trade you Bielema for Carr...
- October 02, 2007 10:05 AM
- Gus Chiggins said...
The one thing to worry about in this situation is the fact that Meyer was cutting it soooo close on his timeout call that what if the kicker had missed, and then there was some dispute as to whether or not he had gotten the call in time? All the while, it was quite obvious what his intentions were standing there with his hand on the referee's shoulder.
- October 02, 2007 12:10 PM
- WillieMayesHayes said...
"And what if a team has three timeouts? Does that mean the kicker must make the field goal four times in row?"
I could be wrong, but I thought the same team could not call consecutive timeouts without a play in between?
- October 02, 2007 5:33 PM
- Williesan said...
williemayeshayes: on successive TO's - Only in the NFL.
yant: On your "icing the kicker" comment, I have zero problem with icing a kicker. Call your 3 TO's successively. If the kicker is good, then it shouldn't bother him one bit. (See vonShaumann vs.tOSU circa 1978.) The problem I have is with coaches who insist on running the game from the sidelines by calling TO's when the ball is about to be snapped a la Urban Meyer last weekend. If the coach wants a TO called, get his player's attention from the sidelines, or legally send a player onto the field with directions to make the TO call.
- October 02, 2007 9:02 PM
- WillieMayesHayes said...
Ahh, I thought that might be the case. Thanks for clarifying.
- October 03, 2007 12:50 PM
- IamCris said...
On Wisconsin
what about Barry Alvarez for Carr back in the day?
Go play someone will ya?
- October 03, 2007 7:59 PM
- James said...
What he did was within the rules of the game. Don't get me wrong, I HATE UF, but if a rule exists that can be exploited, it will eventually be used against you.
The NCAA (National Coalition Against Athletes) needs to make an adjustment to the rules. Easy. For FG attempts at ANY point in a game, TO's can only be called by players in the field of play. Problem solved.
There are few coaches under the pressure of being a coach at a high profile school that would not employ what Urban Crier did to stay in the NC hunt. You just have not seen them in the same position.
Bush league? How can doing something within the rules as they stand be considered bush league? The problem is that the NCAA does not consider consequences of rule changes thoroughly. They are completely REACTIVE instead of proactive.
The abysmal clock rules last season are a glaring indication of that. Starting the clock on change of possession before the snap? Why were 3 timeouts designated in the 1st place? To be able to stop a drive and lose little time if you hold on to all 3 and stop the other team on 3 plays. They changed the game from this standpoint COMPLETELY to get in more commercials and shorten games at the expense of what was in place for good reason.
How about starting it on kickoffs before the receiver touches the ball? Dumb and it was exploited successfully. The beauty is Urbie's deal made it twice as sweet to see him lose.
What if the kicker missed the first one then hit the 2nd? Would people be as outraged?
- October 03, 2007 8:47 PM


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The "worst-case" cost of installing roads and other infrastructure at the failed Seven Falls development near Etowah has risen to $8.44 million, about $2.5 million more than the county recovered from a surety bond forfeited by developer Keith Vinson.
County Attorney Russ Burrell held a meeting Monday with roughly 40 people with an interest in Seven Falls, including Vinson, regulatory agency officials and roughly 25 of the subdivision's 58 individual lot owners, seeking to reach a group consensus on how to spend the bond money before turning to the courts for direction.
Burrell told the group that county commissioners have agreed to give them until March 13 to set out exactly how the county should allocate $6 million in bond proceeds without subjecting the county to liability at the hands of government regulators or disgruntled lot owners.
"If they show they've made some real progress in working toward an agreement, we're not going to be jerks about the deadline," Burrell said Tuesday. "But having said that, they need to show real progress or we'll have to seek another outcome."
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The Corps revoked Vinson's 2008 permit that allowed him to install culverts and bridges along property streams after he failed to mitigate their impacts, chief of the Corps' Asheville field office Scott Jones said Tuesday.
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For the county to get a new permit, the Corps of Engineers estimates it would cost about $1.13 million to purchase stream credits from the state to offset impacts of culverts and other alterations along 3,100 feet of stream within Seven Falls. But there are cheaper mitigation options, the Corps said in a Feb. 4 letter to the county.
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"We're going to cooperate with all the interested parties until we get this infrastructure complete," Vinson said.
During an October public hearing on an action plan for Seven Falls, commissioners heard from a dozen concerned citizens who want the county to use the bond proceeds to clean up sediment-choked creeks and other environmental damage caused by neglected erosion controls at Seven Falls.
Burrell reiterated Tuesday that the county's position is the bond can only be used to finish infrastructure promised to lot owners by Vinson. Most of the erosion bleeding into streams is coming from existing roads, he said, which the county can't fix without securing a new Corps permit and paying for off-site "stream credits" or other mitigation.
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Jones agreed the county is "caught between a rock and a hard place." But he said the Corps is willing to work with the county on securing the necessary permits at the lowest cost possible. Scaling back the amount of impact to streams would reduce mitigation costs, he said.
Burrell said he still hopes an agreement can be worked out between all of the Seven Falls parties so the county can move forward on addressing erosion issues. If the county is forced to seek a court ruling, he said "the first thing I'm going to ask for is a clear order to do the bonded infrastructure improvements," including seeding and stabilizing of eroding road surfaces and banks.
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Matthew Goodman from Love Games aka Dennis from College Hill
Oh, here is a beautiful, talented and oh-so-sexy rap superstar!
...and Game.
Howzabout a reverse FIVE AND FLY for Nick Cannon?
Ryan Mouton (born September 23, 1986) is an American
football cornerback for the Tennessee Titans of the
National Football League. He was drafted by the
Titans in the third round of the 2009 NFL
Draft. He played college football
at Hawaii.
Victor "Macho" Harris, jr (born February 16, 1986) is an
American football free agent safety of the National
Football League. He was drafted by the
Philadelphia Eagles in the fifth round
of the 2009 NFL Draft. He played
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Kyle Prater (born June 21, 1992) is an American football
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Steph Jones
if its possible can we get some names with these pix... lol i like the jacket romeo has on
who is that up top wit the white briefs on n the R.R
Romeo Miller
n the R. R
NICE!!! That one pic of Idris--with the black tee and sunglasses hooked on the collar, it looks like he's gettin' some BOMB ASS head, but it's from a dude, and he don't wanna let him know how good that shit is
"I didn't post their names because i do not know their names,
if i knew than i would post them. Would you rather i
not post anything at all?"
Hi datjacob,
Please don't let those callous words, so casually and carelessly
sprayed upon the screen like so much donkey jizz, break your
spirit. You contribute so much to this board, and your pics
always generate positive comments. And please know
they are appreciated, and saved (!) by me.
You were the one who turned me on to Tumblr, and to imgur,
and even though those jackholes sold us out, you still are
posting the best pictures. I can see that you are saving
what you find, uploading them one by one to the
clunky JUB server, then cranking the html to
get them to display full size. I totally
appreciate the effort, believe me.
I've made fun of RL for posting so many pics of guys who are
fully clothed. Hell, I even dedicated a 20-pic post I did of
just clothes on mannequins to tweak him. But you know
what? He has introduced me to many guys I had never
heard of, and the pics get positive response, so who
am I to judge? There is room for all!
And I know that the Tumblr rule seems to be "Never give the
name of who you are posting", which can make it tough to
know who is who. It is impossible! I would hate for you
to leave over something as capricious as providing the
names of everyone in your posts. It can't be done!
And I ask everyone here the same question: Isn't it better
to have the pics without the ID, than it would be to not
have the pics at all?
And on a lighter note:
"beautiful sack of masculinity"
I wish I had said that. Maybe I will!!!
"Excuse me, Breezy, may I see your beautiful sack of masculinity?"
Thanks datjacob for taking the time to post pics of sexy men appreciate it
Vaughn Anthony is John Legend's brother.
Trey Songz is kicking off 2012 with his Anticipation tour along with Big Sean
on February 9th in Cleveland. The tour will support his latest mixtape
entitled "Anticipation 2". In addition to the tour, Trey will drop
his new album entitled "Chapter V" this spring, and appear
in the upcoming remake of "The Texas Chainsaw
Massacre 3D" feature film.
Trey Songz, Yungling.
Actor Wesley Jonathan at the Yves Castaldi Spring 2008 fashion show
during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week held at Smashbox Studios on
October 14, 2007 in Culver City, California.
Wesley Jonathan during Hollywood Knights Basketball Game - Van Nuys
at Van Nuys High School in Van Nuys, California,
United States, 14 Apr 2004.
Wesley Jonathan during Usher's 24 Birthday 'A Night of Masquerade' - Arrivals
at The Highlands in Hollywood, CA, United States, 14 Oct 2002
I'm thinking his costume is, what? Lenny Kravitz???
Pigskinlovinglady wrote about Steve Johnson:
"I adore Twitter, it allows fans to interact with players and get a glimpse inside their world,
sometimes a little too much. Johnson sent out an innocent twitpic of him and Roscoe
Parrish, stating how much he misses him. Welp, me being who I am, continue to
click through his pictures and guess what I found?
A picture of HIS PENIS!!
How do I know its his? I don't but the mistake seems obvious. He sent the
wrong file and you can't delete pictures from your phone. *cues Price
is Right loser horn* If its not his, why does he have a picture
of another man's meat? mmm k.
I know his wife isn't too thrilled, right along with the Bills organization,
but what you gonna do about it? It's viral now.
I have a suggestion, if you have salacious photos of yourself, name it
accordingly to avoid such a disaster. Selecting a file titled,
"dick pic" could possibly eliminate the problem.
Technology can be a bitch!"
So here come pics of the Buffalo Bills wide receiver, with
the dick pic at the end of the post!
Lance Moore - wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints -- he's such a beauty
His handle on CAM4 is PhatDaddy11 for those interested.
Rejoice and Behold the pungency of my nuts for I have arrived!


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What does O mean in Astronomy?
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Balance Change
Naruto Arena > Main > News >
Balance Change
Tuesday, December 4, 2007 at 22:22 by Luapman
Yeah, I know this one won't be popular but...
Nerfs: Shodaime - Birth of the Trees, Nidaime - Water Assault, Oboro - Haze Clones
Nope there aren't any boosts this time around, sorry.
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Old Age in the United States, 1880 (ICPSR 8427)
Published: Oct 31, 1992
Principal Investigator(s):
Richard Jensen; Daniel Scott Smith; Mark W. Friedberger; Michel R. Dahlin; Janice Reiff
Version V1
This data collection describes the social conditions of the older population of the United States in the late nineteenth century. Variables include personal characteristics such as age, sex, marital status, race, birthplace, number of children, and occupation of sampled older persons. Detailed information, extracted from the 1880 United States Census manuscript census schedules, is provided on household composition and family structure. In addition, occupational and ethnic characteristics of family heads appearing on the same sampled census page as the older person (on census pages grouped by street location) are reported. The data collection consists of three independent samples: (1) a national sample, (2) a Southern urban sample, and (3) a Southern Black sample. Older Blacks are over-represented in the Southern urban and Southern Black samples in order to focus on their family experiences in the urban and rural South.
Export Citation:
United States Department of Health and Human Services. National Institutes of Health. National Institute on Aging (AG00350-02)
Subject Terms
Geographic Coverage
Time Period(s)
Date of Collection
1976 -- 1978
Data Collection Notes
The age distributions are as follows: National sample: 65-74 (N = 1,049), 75-84 (N = 373), 85+ (N = 78). Southern urban sample: 65-74 (N = 564), 75-84 (N = 177), 85 and older (N = 47). Southern Black sample: 65-74 (N = 866), 75-84 (N = 265), 85+ (N = 78).
Three independent samples were drawn from the 1880 United States Census. Sample members were selected from clusters defined by manuscript census pages. The first sample was a stratified sample of the population aged 65 and older in 1880. Southern Blacks were oversampled in the other two samples. The Southern urban sample was drawn from 17 urban Primary Sampling Units (cities with populations over 4,000) and included 473 Blacks and 315 Whites. The Southern Black sample was drawn from 32 counties in the South and consisted of 804 Blacks and 405 Whites.
Noninstitutionalized population of the United States aged 65 and older in 1880 for the sample, noninstitutionalized population aged 65 and older living in the urban South in 1880 for the Southern urban sample, and noninstitutionalized population aged 65 and older living in the South in 1880 for the Southern Black sample.
Data Source
manuscript census schedules from the United States Census for 1880
survey data
Original Release Date
Version Date
Version History
1985-12-20 ICPSR data undergo a confidentiality review and are altered when necessary to limit the risk of disclosure. ICPSR also routinely creates ready-to-go data files along with setups in the major statistical software formats as well as standard codebooks to accompany the data. In addition to these procedures, ICPSR performed the following processing steps for this data collection:
- Standardized missing values.
- Performed recodes and/or calculated derived variables.
- Checked for undocumented or out-of-range codes.
The public-use data files in this collection are available for access by the general public. Access does not require affiliation with an ICPSR member institution.
- The citation of this study may have changed due to the new version control system that has been implemented.
This study is maintained and distributed by the National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging (NACDA), the aging program within ICPSR. NACDA is sponsored by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) at the National Institutes of Heath (NIH).


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Mandible | anatomy | britannica at human body
Mandible Anatomy the human body is the whole composition of a human being. It is composed of various sorts of cellular material that together create cells and subsequently organ systems. They ensure homeostasis and the viability of the human body. It comprises a head, neck, trunk (which includes the thorax and abdomen), arms and hands, legs and feet.
The study of the human body involves anatomy, physiology, histology and embryology. The body varies anatomically in known ways. Physiology focuses on the systems and bodily organs of the human body and their functions. Many systems and mechanisms interact as a way to maintain homeostasis, with safe levels of chemicals such as sugar and oxygen in the blood vessels.
Human anatomy! It is a study of human body systems and the inner organs. Cells will be the building blocks of a human being life. Together they make tissues and a group of tissues makes an organ that performs a certain task. And not to forget, that each appendage plays an important role in a human body. Just like what we have referred to above, about the comprehension of muscle now see the picture we have provided below :


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LOCKPORT, La. -- Authorities have made an arrest in the November triple murder of a Lockport mother and her two young daughters.
Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office announced the identity of the suspect as David Brown at a news conference Wednesday at 9 a.m.
Brown was charged with three counts of first-degree murder, attempted murder, two counts of aggravated rape and aggravated arson.
Jacqueline Nieves, 29, and her two young children, 7-year-old Gabriella and 1-year-old Isabella, were stabbed to death in November. Their bodies were found by firefighters working a fire in the family's apartment.
"Through investigation, detectives learned that during the early morning hours of Sunday, November 4, Brown entered Nieves' apartment and proceeded upstairs armed with a knife. Detectives believe Brown then allegedly entered a bedroom and sexually assaulted two of the victims before stabbing all three victims several times each. It is believed that he subsequently set the apartment ablaze and fled the scene," said a statement from Sheriff Craig Webre.
According to the sheriff's office, Carlos Nieves Jr., husband and father of the victims, was asleep downstairs in the apartment during the incident. Brown was charged with the attempted murder of Carlos Nieves Jr. because Carlos was asleep when the fire was set. "He eventually awoke and called 9-1-1. Officers and firefighters responded to the scene where they discovered the bodies of the three victims in the upstairs bedroom," said a statement from the sheriff's office.
Brown's DNA was found at the crime scene, according to the sheriff's office. In November, 34-year-old Brown was already in custody as he was initially arrested on separate charges.
Brown's bond was increased to $3.31 million as set by Judge John LeBlanc.


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Welsh National AGM
Start:25 February 2013
Time:The Welsh National Annual General Meeting for all equity members is at Transport House, Cathedral Road, Cardiff on Monday 25th February, 2013 starting at 6.30 p.m. This AGM is always interesting with officials from London Equity HQ in attendance.
LocationTwyn y Tyr Public House Baglan
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The WELSH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING is at EQUITY OFFICE, Transport House, Cathedral Road, CARDIFF on MONDAY 25TH FEBRUARY 2013 starting at 6.30 pm - the Meeting is for all disciplines of Equity Membership including Variety Artistes.
Officials from Head Office always attend Christine Payne , Equity General Secretary and Bryn Evans, Equity Treasurer will be attending and a lot of information given regarding Equity current and future is provided.Unfortunately past attendance from Branch Members has been small - let's change that this year. The meeting is always over by 9.00 pm so it's not an all night sitting. Your support will prove the concerns for your entertainment and professional attitude.
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In his 37-year career, Steelman has overseen the management, project planning, construction and quality control of various light-rail, commuter rail, passenger rail, heavy rail and heavy haul projects.
He has experience in the areas of rail procurement and the manufacturing process, as well as coordinating projects involving multiple agencies.
"Harry's comprehensive understanding of railroad engineering and construction, along with his experience supervising major railroad engineering operating divisions, makes him the ideal candidate to head the firm's construction management division," said JLP President Jacqueline Patterson.
Steelman's broad rail experience includes completion of major complex projects involving bridges, trackwork, signals, electrifications systems, roadways, maintenance facility buildings, water treatment plants and fueling facilities. He will be responsible for the overall leadership of the construction management division including client service, profitability and personnel training.


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This legislation will allow railroad operators to be eligible to receive GRT-free fuel after making a capital investment of at least $50 million on eligible infrastructure improvements, including railroad locomotive refueling facilities, railroad track and signals and supporting railroad networks located in New Mexico after July 1, 2012.
"Encouraging businesses to invest in our state and expand our existing infrastructure for
commerce is vital to strengthening New Mexico's economy and creating jobs," said Gov. Martinez.
"New Mexico has a deep and rich history with rail transportation and economic development and the growth and vitality we are currently seeing in Santa Teresa in the wake of new investment by Union Pacific shows remarkable progress in our efforts to position New Mexico well for the production and movement of goods in our state," she stated.
The GRT deduction for railroad fuel was adopted by the 2011 legislature in order to encourage development of the new railroad re-fueling facility in southern New Mexico. This legislation lowers the new investment requirements for this GRT deduction.
Gov. Martinez's administration and BNSF have also signed an agreement that requires BNSF to return $5 million to the state of New Mexico, funds that had been expended in 2008 to purchase a portion of railroad track from Lamy to the Colorado border, a section of track the state never officially took ownership. The agreement also converts a $50 million escrow account for liability protections on the Santa Fe RailRunner track to a line of credit that will allow the funds to no longer be encumbered and instead allow them to be used for construction and maintenance projects in New Mexico.


text: Are there any official JUB meetings to occur in the south, preferably in or very near Charlotte, NC??? If not, does anyone know how I would go about calling one? I am surrounded by rednecks and being alone is getting really old. Even if there are no JUB meetings near here, I would love to hear from someone in my surrounding area.


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Mediabird allows students to document and review their study effort using a collaborative notepad. The Web2.0 application allows for taking notes on a personal notepad. A virtual text marker allows the students to highlight their notes and ask questions about the highlighted parts. The sharing feature allows study groups to share and discuss their notes as well as questions they have created. By-and-by, the students collect answers to the questions. Pairs of questions and answers are collected in a card box that allows for memorizing the important facts later on (e.g. for an exam or presentation). The program is also available as a Moodle activity.
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Ariadne is a Web Application Framework and Content Management System built with PHP. It allows you to build complex Web applications and sites with ease. It takes care of the mundane stuff like internationalization, security, user management, templating, data retrieval and storage, caching, and site management. It stores content in a structured object store that can be accessed through an extensive filesystem-like API.
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KuickShow displays images using all available space, without wasting it with bars or menus. It also has smart automatic zooming which scales images according to size. You can use the integrated file browser to choose images, or navigate through a folder with the mousewheel or the keyboard. It also has fullscreen view and slideshow, and supports a wide range of image formats.
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MoBioMarCal (Monitoring of Marine Biodiversity in Calabria), a scientific marine exploration project, has revealed a wealth of underwater species and diversity in Italy by using innovative technology which allows to film nature very deep in the sea.
For the first time ever, three different species of black coral, which are considered rare in Mediterranean seas, have been filmed in their natural environment. One of these, Antipathes dichotoma, has until now remained little known as it was possible to study it only through fragments preserved in museums. The filming robot used in project has also detected the presence of vast forests of thousands and thousands of colonies of another black coral, Antipathella subpinnata, which appears white in its natural environment due to a "skin" which covers its skeleton. This coral species is tree-shaped and it can reach a diameter of ten centimeters and a height of 1.5 meters. Some colonies can be thousands of years old.
The purpose of MoBioMarCal was to monitor and study the underwater environment through seabed exploration at a depth of up to 300 meters. The range between 60 and 300m, known as "mesophotic zone" or twilight zone, is by far the least explored area in the Italian sea. In spite of this, it contains a wealth of biodiversity of particular importance, including many fans, black corals, sponges and fish of extraordinary shapes and colours, which haven't been observed until now in their natural environment.
A sophisticated underwater robot (ROV, Remotely Operated Vehicle), which can reach depths not operational for divers, equipped with a camera and a High Definition video camera, has collected unique images of marine organisms never observed before in vivo. These were put together in a documentary created by Marco Pisapia from ISPRA, the Italian National Institute for Environmental Protection and Research, an IUCN Member.
The research has made it possible to discover rich natural resources in twilight rocky environments, characterized by abundance of sponges and coral three-dimensional environments which provide refuge or nursery areas to many fish species. The detection of relatively abundant specimen of several species which have until now been considered "rare" shows how definitions have been influenced by the inaccessibility of these environments. This new research shows that the Mediterranean mesophotic zone off Calabrian coasts is typically rich in corals and sponges, contrary to previous belief.
The collected data will be used to create a photographic and marine geo-referenced database of flora and fauna for the identification, study and assessment of habitats and biocenosis of special natural interest and conservation, and for specific emergencies in Calabria's seas.
The video documentary of the project MoBioMarCal aims to present a new approach to marine biodiversity research, towards the exploration of depths never directly reached by humans. The important achievements of this project have led to extend the research and monitoring along the deep coasts of other Italian regions such as Campania, Sardinia, Tuscany, Sicily and Liguria.
The scientific project MoBioMarCal, funded by the Calabria Region, Italy, has been coordinated by Simonepietro Canese, researcher at ISPRA.


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Boquete is a village in Chiriqui province, in the Pacific West of Panama.
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Boquete is a very cozy mountain village so you won't have problems exploring the city on foot. For the surroundings you can either use taxi (one dollar brings you quite far) or the local area buses which leave from the La Bruna Super Market 200 meters up the main road from the busstop. There are also many tour companies that offer guided trips through the mountains to see waterfalls, coffee plantations, the cloud forest, and the National Park.
For more extensive information, there is the Boquete Visitor Center located in downtown. This place amoung several of the hostels offers free, up-to-date, reliable info on tours, restaurants, accommodations and transportation. Their phone number from within US is 786-207-0727, from Panama 507-720-2545.
Boquete is known as the "Valley of the Flowers". Nestled in the western highlands of Panama, near the border to Costa Rica. Boquete shares some of the same mountain ranges with Costa Rica, as well as, some of the incredible wildlife and rain forests. However, because it is not as well known, and a 'road less traveled', prices are lower, and it is not as commercial. You can hike for 1/2 a day, or all day, and still have a rare chance to see the Resplendent Quetzal, or a Howler Monkey in the wild. The Boquete Valley is rich with agriculture as well; strawberries, oranges, and coffee come from this region. Volcan Baru, Panama's highest point, is literally the easiest place in the world to see both of the worlds great oceans. The famous 'geisha' coffee, that was sold at auction, for $130 a pound, can be found growing on the rich Volcanic slopes. Adventure travel is a key reason that Boquete, a fairly small town, is growing in popularity for European, American, Latino, and Asian travelers. It is difficult to come to Boquete for just a couple of days and see all that it has to offer, and like many, you may find yourself here for a long term stay.
There are several inexpensive hostels around and within a few blocks the central park.
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Ongoing War Event
Ongoing War Event
As most of you know, the fourth great ninja war is ongoing in the Naruto series. So I've decided to incorporate that into how you the players will recieve new character releases until further notice. Thus making this an ongoing event. In war you never know when the next enemy will come for you or where they will come from. Keeping your guard up is a constant must. That said here is a wave of Edo Tensei characters that are sure to cause chaos on the NA battlefield. Keep your defenses up you never know when another wave of enemies may appear.
Edo Tensei Zabuza (S) has been summoned from the dead against his will. His unique abilities will surely be put to use on the battlefield.
Edo Tensei Haku (S) is not sure why he is among the living again but his dream of protecting Zabuza pushes him to go all out.
Edo Tensei Sasori (S) has been resurrected in the ageless body that he had always wanted during his life. He is sent out to the battlefield in Akatsuki's ambush squad.
Edo Tensei Jinin (S) is a former member of the seven swordsman of the mist. Using his sword Kabutowari he will demonstrate the power of the previous generation on the battlefield.
ongoing war event
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Elm Millennium Edition is a text-based mail client. There are two branches: Elm 2.4ME+, which is based on Elm 2.4, and Elm ME+ 2.5, which also incorporates some code from Elm 2.5. Elm Millennium Edition contains enhanced MIME and character set support. A subset of UTF-8 (Unicode) is handled. It can read mail from a local mbox and POP and IMAP folders and can pass mail to the PGP or GPG programs. It can also view digests as a mailbox and reassemble fragmented (message/partial) messages. It includes modules for TLS/SSL, iconv, and SMTP.
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This could be an interesting footnote in next month's jobs report.
The Star-Ledger is reporting that "aggressive actions" cost some 400 New Jersey residents part-time jobs doing cleanup work necessitated by Sandy. The story doesn't say what threatening actions the workers took, but we can safely assume it involved guns, since it happened in Newark.
Actually, it sounds more like the company doing the hiring, Command Center Inc., might be at fault here. Newark is starved for employment; the last time a major employer held an open call for jobs, thousands swarmed downtown for a chance to work at the Prudential Center. You'd think the company would have a real plan in place for dealing with a crush of desperate job seekers, but the story reports that the plan was basically to have applicants line up along Broad Street in front of the YMCA.
The company's from Idaho, so executives probably aren't used to seeing a thousand people all in one place; after all, the cows outnumber the people by a four-to-one margin. So why it got a contract like this is mystifying, especially when a local firm probably could have put together a better plan than lining up on a busy street in the cold and taking a number.
Instead, hundreds of potential jobs have been canceled, and storm cleanup will probably drag as slowly as a JCP&L truck, literally killing two birds with one stone. Hopefully next time, we're smart enough to nurse them back to health, instead.
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This is a great thread!
not sure that i would call this ncessarily a fetish... dcertainly guys in these kinds of poses are demonstraing submission. they are on their knees, or laying on their backs, both very submissive postures.
I like that!
Some very nice pix. Years ago I blasted out my knee and since then I've found healthy, full range of motion knees to be a real turn on. That makes me LOL but it's so true.
I'll Hunker and spread'em for a Dude's Tongue up my Butt.
Those positions allow full boycunt relaxation. They show boys' reality: boys are muscle clusters designed to tense up around the sphincters and duly actuate them.
Kneeling like these guys is my favorite position for masturbation. I always kneel and slide my dick between my legs. It feels so much like bareback fucking. Anyone else do it this way??


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I truly love living here. I do. But it's not all warm bread and puppy tongues. Put me in the greatest city in these United States and I'll still find something to complain about. Watch me.
All things considered, the New York City Subway is pretty great. The cars are often clean, mostly air conditioned, and an affordable flat fee will take you from the northernmost part of the Bronx to the bowels of Brooklyn. My commute demands that I spend a minimum of eighty minutes each weekday underneath the city, cruising through tunnels and making a concerted effort to respect the personal space of strangers, in the hopes that they might respect mine. I am usually disappointed, and always too chickenshit to speak up.
The trains run frequently and consistently Monday through Friday. My daily commute is rarely interrupted by track changes or construction closures. It's the weekend I need to worry about. I'll learn on a Saturday evening that the closest train to my apartment, the R train, is not running - suddenly my plans are cancelled and I'm eating peanut butter straight from the jar in bed, gazing longingly out the window at the iconic Manhattan skyline in the distance.
That's a lie. I don't have a view of the Manhattan skyline. Only rich people have access to that sort of view.
Let's for a moment assume that it's late on a Saturday night, and thus far the trains have cooperated. I find myself on the upper west side of Manhattan. I'm wearing a Tina Fey lady blazer - partially because I've been told that it does well to hide my broad shoulders, but mostly because I know for a fact that Tina lives on the upper west side, and how's that for a conversation piece? Matching lady blazers. I keep an eye out for Tina but am mostly focused on finishing the $9 well whiskey I just bought so that I can start to make the long journey home.
Leaving the bar, I note that I'm closest to the C train at 86th street. I make my way there while muscle memory pops the earbuds into my earholes and I resume my favorite podcast.
I realize that I can't remember the last time I walked more than 40 feet by myself in silence. And this trip was going to take an hour, easy. I suddenly feel very alone, and very conscious of the fact that I've forgotten how to think without the aid of aural or visual stimulation. This is upsetting, so I kill some time by being upset.
I need to get from the upper west side of Manhattan to my neighborhood in South Park Slope, Brooklyn. As an unsettling silence fills my skull, I make a map in my mind and hope that the subway cooperates.
I'll take the C train from 86th Street to Jay Street MetroTech. I'll switch to the R, and take it to my stop, Prospect Ave.
I hurry off towards the subway entrance, a quick three blocks. Foolishly hoping to get there without incident, an older gentleman approaches me with an astute observation.
Despite all its weirdos, I rarely feel unsafe in the city. I tell the man that he's right, and he seems satisfied enough. A gust of urine air - the urine of a person who might want to think about incorporating water into their diet - greets me directly in my face as I take two steps at a time going down to meet the C train. No one is on the platform - a sure sign that I've just missed a train. It's me and this other guy. He looks normal enough. Friendly, even. But he's making eye contact, which is a big no-no.
I have the Whiskey Bravery and consider asking him why he thinks he's above the rules of subway etiquette, when I hear the C train screaming into the station. I meet his gaze and tell him with my eyes that this isn't over.
As soon as I get on the train, the announcer mumbles nonsense into the speaker, and what I gather through his marble-mouthed rant is that this particular train will not be making stops in Brooklyn.
My brain-gps says "recalculating," and I have a new plan.
I'll take the C from 86th to Columbus Circle. Switch to the 2. Take that to Times Square. From there I'll catch the R and take it home.
The smell is not of this earth.
I've never been glad to find myself in the Times Square area, but tonight it meant freedom from a smell that was beginning to melt my face. The switch from world's smelliest chamber to Times Square subway platform turns out to be a lateral one in terms of desirability, and I'm beginning to think of my apartment door as one would a long lost lover.
Times Square is unbearable, even underground, because of the tourists. This is not a unique observation. I'm not saying it because it's obligatory, or because this opinion is shared amongst all "real New Yorkers," whatever that means. I'm saying it because it's true. And listen - I'm a tourist. What's the first thing I did when I arrived in Rome? Posed like a Gladiator in front of the Colosseum, threw a euro in the Trevi Fountain, and ate a bowl of pasta at the apparently ungodly hour of 6:30pm. They hated me there.
But there is something unique about the New York City tourist. They flock to Times Square, pay $17 for a roast beef sandwich, and forget how to walk with any sort of efficiency. They shuffle up Broadway with their eyes glued to the sky as if they'd never seen backlit advertisements before. Everything must be touched. Everything must be filmed. Everything is fascinating.
I make my way through the mass of confused people, looking for signs pointing to the R train. The R takes me directly to where I live, and I intend to welcome it like an old friend.
After what seems like hours, the R arrives. In the summer, subway platforms are saunas, and I'm not exaggerating. I'm standing still, and I'm sweating. Normally I have my kindle or my iPod to distract me, but right now, my full attention is focused on how miserable my life is in this moment. Upon entering the car I realize that it is un-airconditioned. I don't sit in one of the many open seats, because I'm mad. As if the subway car will feel guilt and remorse for my being hot and tired. Whiskey Bravery has devolved into Whiskey Passive Aggression at Inanimate Objects. A fan favorite.
A girl sitting nearby is comforting her sobbing friend.
We get to Union Square, and when the doors open, they stay open.
Turns out someone has left an old duffel bag in one of the subway cars, and no trains will be moving from that station until the sweaty gym bag has been sniffed by every police dog in Manhattan. They shut down the 4, 5 and 6 lines for good measure. That's when I realize - I have no choice but to take the L train.
It'll be the L from Union Square to Lorimer Street. There, I'll catch the G, take that to 4th Ave, then switch to the R.
It has to be close to 4am at this point. It's 4am on a Saturday night, and I'm being forced to take the L. The L is a unique train in that it cuts Manhattan in half from west to east, while most other trains, however loosely, stick to the "north to south" route. Another thing about the L is that it's really the only train that makes sense to take if you're trying to get to Williamsburg or Bushwick.
I'm not going to go into a hipster rant. Hipster rants have become so played out that hipsters are now re appropriating them by embroidering the rants onto lacey birdcage covers. They're so played out that hipsters are making guitar effects from the rant audio and using them during gigs at the old slaughterhouse-turned-
So, like I said, I'm not going to rabble about hipsters and their mecca, Williamsburg. It's not fair. But I will say this. For those who enjoy people-watching, get thee to the L train. It's never boring. And at such a late hour, headed towards Brooklyn, there's plenty to see as twenty-somethings make their way back to their unspeakably expensive apartments and unconventional pets.
My eyes are fixated on a girl's shoes. They are somehow conch shells. As I try to work out the logistics of this, a man sits next to me. He looks to be about my age, and he looks almost as tired as I do.
"Do you know if this train goes to Morgan Avenue?" He asks me.
"No you don't know? Or no it doesn't go to Morgan Ave."
"I don't know." Whiskey Passive Aggression at Inanimate Objects has turned into Whiskey Indifference. It becomes clear after a few exchanges that this man intends to bed me, should I allow it. I imagine this as his last-ditch effort to make something of the night, and in the competition of "Least Unattractive Lonely Female on This Particular Subway Car," I came out on top.
Needless to say, I decline his offer, to which his response is, "yeah, fair enough." My attention returns to the conch shoes and stays there until Lorimer Street. I get off and start walking in the direction of the G train. The G will take me to the R, which will take me home. The issue with the G is that, being the only train that does not go into Manhattan, it is unreliable and poorly maintained. Before I can even read the notice posted on a column at the G train platform, I know what it's going to say.
In actuality, it's an MTA notice stating that G trains will not run towards Church Avenue from 12:01am until 5:01am on weekends for the indeterminate future. Another dead end. The whiskey has worn off, and I've gone straight from Whiskey Indifference to garden-variety Rage. I have no choice but to take the L back the way I came, and by the sounds of it, I've just missed it.
I'll catch the L back into Manhattan - at 14th street I'll switch to the F, take that to 4th Ave, and take the R home from there.
On the L platform, it's just me and a woman who appears to live on the bench on which we're both sitting. I'm now immune to strange smells. Even when she starts mumbling to herself about lizards ("Millions! Millions of them! Repent!"), I am unfazed. I leave the woman to her lizard fantasies as the L rolls into and out of the station. At this point, I'm mentally spent. I've run out of unique thoughts. I'm so desperate to keep my brain occupied that when a subway performer introduces himself and begins to play his weird piano-flute, my face lights up as if I've just found myself front row center at a Radiohead concert. To be clear, the only thing that this man has in common with Thom Yorke is a wonky eyeball and an implied eating disorder. Which, when I think about it, is a decent amount of common ground. What follows is an odd medley of Top 40 and generic classics. I'm visibly amused by his set list of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" followed by "Hava Nagila." It should be mentioned that this man's instrument of choice is a toy keyboard hooked up to what appears to be a hookah tube. He blows into the tube while simultaneously pressing the keys. A makeshift digital organ. The sound produced is neither unique or interesting - but my brain is starved for stimulation, and I'm captivated by the performance. The man takes notice and offers me his collection cup.
For me, this sort of moment ranks among the most detestable, as far as moments go. The look that a subway performer gives you when he silently asks for money in exchange for entertainment. The pregnant pause. The expectation. I didn't ask for the entertainment. But for someone who spends a minimum of ten hours on the subway per week, it's inevitable that I am inadvertently and genuinely entertained by a performer every once in a while. And I can't shake the subconscious belief that I shouldn't ever get anything of value for nothing.
The bottom line is - I don't want to give anyone my money. Because it's mine, and I need it. For things.
I've been underground for two hours, now. The journey home had thus far been so unbelievably disastrous that I'm not at all surprised when, at 14th street, I'm told by a grumpy MTA employee that F trains will not be running downtown. And, after numbly boarding the uptown F, I laugh to myself as I'm told that this particular F train is running on the C line, and that the next stop is 86th street. I'm back where I started.
It's 5:30am, and the platform is understandably empty. Except for one man, and I recognize him.
My Whiskey Bravery is long gone. I don't have the strength to confront him, and the issue seems so trivial anyway, now that I know for sure that I'll never see the light of day again. I default to staring at his feet. Nearby, a sick-looking rat is eating a potato chip. It's common to see rats on the train tracks, but up until now I had never seen one on the platform. How did it get on the platform? Where did it get that potato chip? More importantly, why do I feel as though this rat gets me?
And with that, the B train crawled slowly to a stop - as if the only thing the subway gods required was for me to be willingly humbled by a filthy rodent, in the lord's name Amen. I thought very few thoughts and ten miles later found myself on the Prospect Ave platform - just four blocks from my apartment. When I finally resurfaced - hours after a man told me that I had eyeballs in my face - it was light out. I had to shield my eyes, like a mole-person. People were jogging, people were walking around with cups of coffee, convenience stores were opening. It was the most pathetic walk of shame in the history of these United States.


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swampex (or Swamp Explorer) is a cross-platform library designed to work with raster maps in Ozi Explorer format. Using this library, you'll be able to collect maps in the file system, get information about map calibration, find maps by latitude/longitude, render maps in SDL surfaces, and more.
EasyGIS is a simple way to share and publish geographic data. It presents a number of core features that allow you to share and publish geographic localized data sets on the Web. It has a simple Web user interface for integration with external data and service providers to prepare so-called GIS mashups. Built-in support for Google Maps and OpenStreetMap serves as a good basement for thematic mapping. All system services are exposed via a RESTful API. With the REST Web resources, external clients can leverage the search and map rendering functionality, embedding the resources into external applications and sites.
The main goal of the Java API for KML (JAK) is to provide an automatically generated full reference implementation of the KML object model defined by OGC's KML standard and Google's GX extensions. It is an object-oriented API that enables the convenient and easy use of KML in existing Java environments. KML is an XML-based language schema that describes and visualizes geographic data. The language is often used in 2D web based maps and 3D virtual globes. APIs for XML dialects are implemented using two layers. The current official XML schema of KML in conjunction with the JAXB technology is used to generate Java class representations automatically. KML's schema is a document describing the correct syntax of KML files and can, therefore, be used for validating the corresponding KML files. The semantic application layer, which is found on top of the JAXB layer, is abstracted from the raw generated classes and defines a well-shaped API. This API provides easy out-of-the-box access to KML for the user. This project provides a Java API for KML in order to enable this.
InfiView is a software platform for developing enterprise interactive, dynamic graphical maps and diagrams. InfiView uses AJAX technology, and its advanced dynamic memory use enables use of any data size. InfiView applications can be programmatically generated from your databases or your Web services. InfiView can generate both embedded controls and complete applications. It lets your applications include multiple layers. You have full control of how transparent each layer is and you can interactively change it.
WMS Inspector is a Firefox add-on with tools for working with Web Map Services (WMS). It can be especially useful when working with JavaScript mapping libraries like OpenLayers or MapBender or setting up WMS services with servers like MapServer, GeoServer, or deegree. Its main features include structured loading of all WMS requests in the current page and its parameters, sorted by service or type, individual WMS request (images or errors) visualization on a lateral pane, the ability to copy services, requests, or parameters to the clipboard, direct editing of request parameter values, and output of GetCapabilities requests as an HTML report or the original file.
A simple lock manager.
A server configuration enforcement and logging service.


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libdwarf reads and/or writes DWARF debugging information in Elf object files. dwarfdump uses libdwarf to read object files and print the DWARF content in a readable fashion. libdwarf implements the DWARF2 (and later) standard by providing function interfaces that abstract away many DWARF implementation details (the writer code only emits DWARF2 so far). The source also includes implementations of a few tree search (tsearch) algorithms (balanced, red-black, and binary).
Embedthis ESP is a blazing fast C language Web framework. It is extremely efficient and accesses hardware and system data with ease to create compelling management interfaces. It is not a traditional low-level environment, but a powerhouse MVC framework in a tiny footprint with most things you'd expect from an enterprise Web framework including MVC, scaffolds, templates, WebSockets, integrated databases, database migrations, and more. ESP offers "script-like" productivity: if Web pages or controllers are modified during development, the code is transparently recompiled and reloaded.
LibreS3 is a robust open source implementation of the Amazon S3 service, supporting a subset of the S3 REST API. Standard S3 client libraries and tools (for example python-boto, s3cmd, DragonDisk, etc.) can be used to access it. LibreS3 uses Skylable SX as the storage backend, which automatically provides data deduplication and replication.
Luksus makes it quick and easy to create encrypted volumes such as hard drives, USB sticks, and SD cards on Linux, FreeBSD, and DragonFlyBSD. It can also create encrypted file containers. It is a wrapper for Crypsetup (DM-LUKS), tcplay, and geli. It can also encrypt single files using GnuPG.
SyncWall is a basic wallpaper changer with a special feature, the ability to synchronize wallpaper changes between several workstations with a basic (and unsecured) client/server protocol. Each workstation must share the same pool of files, there is no FTP or Internet download. Other interesting features are simple multi-monitor support and the ability to add special effects to wallpaper.