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I spoke last week with Georgia Tech quarterback Tevin Washington. Forthwith, a summary of the first half of the interview, including updates on the offseason and a look back at 2011. Fittingly, it's 13 items.
1. Last Friday, the team completed its last of six coaches runs workouts, in which players do a circuit of conditioning drills, each monitored by one of the coaches.
Toughest drill: Bags with secondary coach Charles Kelly. Seven tackling bags are laid out in a line, and players have to high step over them and then sprint through a cone five yards beyond the bags, then run back after the whole group (12 or 13 players) finishes.
Then they weave through the cones, sprinting forward and backpedaling, and keep going until the three-minute period ends.
"The bag drill, you're tired because you've been running (the entire time). At the other stations, you get a little break in between. You might get 15 seconds or 20 before it's your turn to go again. But in this one, you're just running the whole three minutes. We don't get any break. You might get three seconds depending on when the last person comes through the bags."
2. On if it's more mentally or physically challenging: "I think it's both. Physically, it puts you in shape. In no time during football, spring practice or even in the fall, do you do that much running at one time but as far as just getting yourself conditioned physically and mentally, it makes you push through. Because everybody gets tired. Nobody out there will be fresh and can just go through every time and not get tired when you go through the coaches runs.
Mentally you see what you're going to do when you get tired. Are you going to push through or are you going to feel sorry for yourself or are you going to mentally tell yourself that you can pus h through the drill and get through it no matter what."
3. On the player in the best shape: "I think it's probably between Louis Young and I'd have to say Charles Perkins. Those two, they're pretty good. I'd have to say three. Robbie Godhigh. Those three they don't seem to get tired. They get tired, but they don't show it.
4. Washington organized passing workouts all through February, twice a week after team conditioning workouts in the afternoon.
"Just quarterbacks and receivers and A-backs, just work on timing, route running and just throwing routes on up."
The workouts lasted about an hour to 75 minutes.
"It's five quarterbacks, so everybody's getting reps. I think it's six receivers and you've got four A-backs so everybody pretty much got reps. We'd go one rep at a time so everybody gets a chance to coach each other up. So we try to work through and just work on whatever everybody wants to work on."
On his role coordinating the workout:
"I just kind of organize it, try to let everybody know what we're going to throw. I try to make sure that when we're out there, we're getting some work done as far as grouping everybody together and making sure that we all at least look like we know what we're doing. That's about it."
5. The five quarterbacks were Synjyn Days, Vad Lee, early enrollee Dennis Andrews and Tim Byerly, a walk-on transfer from Middle Tennessee State.
Washington on Andrews: "He's still young, but he looks like he's going to be ready to go when we start spring practice."
(I'll have his thoughts on Days and Lee in the next installment. This isn't, like, my attempt to build suspense. I asked him later and I haven't gotten that far in transcribing.)
6. The defensive backs came out "maybe two of the four weeks" that the quarterbacks, A-backs and receivers threw. "It wasn't anything too physical, but just (to) make sure they can stay in their game."
7. On the importance of practicing the passing game when the team doesn't throw much: "I'd say, since Coach (Paul) Johnson has been here, there hasn't been a year where we didn't have passing situations come up where we didn't throw the ball. Every game I've played in, every game I've seen since I've been here – I mean, every game I think anybody's seen – that situation will come up. And when the passing situation does come up, you've got to be able to execute it well."
8. On wanting to throw more: Every quarterback wants to throw. It's a pleasure being able to throw the ball, but we're going to do whatever works, whatever puts the 'W' on the board."
9. Washington said he's been watching a lot of video from last season, particularly the losses. On what he found lacking: "Personally, just execution, being able to continue to execute week in and week out, pick up the execution and making sure you do your job the best you could to give your team the best chance to win."
10. Asked if there were plays that bug him, he said, "I can probably name five off the top of my head." He mentioned two plays in the loss to Virginia, the first of which took place on the first series. The play was a vertical route for Stephen Hill, but Virginia blitzed.
"I could have just easily thrown it to the A-back; he was wide open at the line, but instead, I continued in my drop and I tried to throw it to Stephen.
"I got hit as I threw the ball, as I let the ball go, and it was an incomplete pass, but it could have been a first down (if the pass had gone to the A-back) and probably would have been the difference in the drive."
(Tech got the ball for its first drive down 7-0, then was hit with a holding penalty on first down. Washington's pass, incomplete to Hill, was on 3rd and 12. After punting, Virginia took over on Tech's 45-yard line and scored on the third play for a 14-0 lead. Had the Jackets earned a first down on that play, "it would have been a big momentum swing, I think," Washington said.)
11. The second in that game was an interception in the second quarter after Virginia had scored to take a 21-14 lead.
"We had another play-action pass play and I threw a pick on the play. It was on the right sideline throwing to Steve. If I would have just sat him down instead of throwing down the field, if I would have just threw it back shoulder and made him stop and catch the ball, it would have been a big play."
Chase Minnifield intercepted instead, setting up a Virginia field goal for a 24-14 lead. Virginia won 24-21.
The game hardly came down to those two plays, but momentum-changers nevertheless.
12. A third play was in the Virginia Tech game, "where I don't think anybody was on the same page." On the first drive of the second quarter, Tech started on its 7-yard line ahead 7-0. On the first play, Washington pitched to Roddy Jones for a two-yard gain.
"I should have got down here and forced the corner to make me pitch it or run. There was nobody else out there," he said. "Everybody, the safety, went the other way. So it would have been a big play."
His conclusion: "I pitched it too soon. Nobody made me pitch it."
13. As for a play he was particularly proud of, he named his 31-yard touchdown pass to Hill in the Sun Bowl, as it broke a passing slump in which he hadn't thrown a touchdown pass in the previous seven games after recording 10 in the first five.
The pass, he said, "for that game, anyway, gave us some momentum in passing the football."
That's about all he said about it. It's interesting, perhaps telling, that he went into detail about the plays he'd missed, but glossed over the touchdown pass.
More Thursday morning. Thanks for reading.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
March 21st, 2012
10:23 am
First! And Go Jackets!!!
March 21st, 2012
10:25 am
Go Jackets!
March 21st, 2012
10:33 am
Humble and trying to improve thats good news
March 21st, 2012
10:36 am
Good comments from Kevin
March 21st, 2012
10:38 am
Thanks for the update, Ken. Glad to read about the analysis and hard work. Can September get here soon enough?
March 21st, 2012
10:39 am
A player saying he has to execute? That's just Paul Johnson throwing his players under the bus again.
Wait. This interview wasn't done with Paul Johnson. I'm so confused now.
March 21st, 2012
10:43 am
Ken when is the next installment coming out?
March 21st, 2012
10:51 am
Thanks for the great read Ken. Tevin seems like a good kid. Can't wait to see how the qb competition shapes up this spring.
March 21st, 2012
10:58 am
Interesting interview and post, Ken; thanks. It would seem that TW is a lot smarter than most people give him credit for. I like the way he is able to look back and see what he could have, and perhaps should have, done differently and actually admit it. I think it's pretty obvious that, barring, injury, he will be the starter at the beginning of the season. I hope the competition from Lee and others will bring improvement to his game. I don't care who ends up being the number one QB, as long as he can win on the field.
March 21st, 2012
10:58 am
Just beat Georgia…….
March 21st, 2012
11:01 am
George…players throwing themselves under the bus
Ken…great piece. Who were the A-backs (since Orwin is rehabbing) and WRs out there practicing? Just curious if they've made any position changes…
ABs…T Zenon, D Hill, BJ Bostic, R Godhigh
6 WRs…D Waller, J Greene, C Jackson, J Moore…other 2?
March 21st, 2012
11:16 am
Tevin is a great kid, and a hard worker. He represents GT well. I'm not going to lie though. I will be disappointed if he is the QB next season.
March 21st, 2012
11:20 am
Nice article. Thanks, Ken. Keep up the good work, Tevin. Go Jackets!
March 21st, 2012
11:24 am
GTBob, I won't be. If he is out there, it is because the coaching staff, which I get the feeling knows more than any of us on here (regardless of what we all want to think, haha), thinks he is the best option to play at QB. CPJ has run this offense for a long time, and I think he'll know whether or not TW is deserving of being out there as the starting QB. The young QBs will have their time. Vad is only a redshirt freshman next season, so he has more than enough time to get in there and show what he can do. Go Jackets, and THWG!!!
March 21st, 2012
11:25 am
Also, thanks for the updates, Ken, you always provide keen insight on what is going on in GT sports.
March 21st, 2012
11:32 am
CPJ has run this offense for a long time, and I think he'll know whether or not TW is deserving of being out there as the starting QB.
I fully trust CPJ's judgement at the end of fall practice. I would just be disappointed that Vad and Synjyn neither one could beat him out. Tevin can run the offense adequately, but we need someone who can provide a little more of a spark.
March 21st, 2012
11:32 am
Ken, thanks for these posts. Good to see that GT has the problem of too much promising talent at the QB spot. I agree with GTBob that TW may not be the best QB of the lot. If he doesn't play there, even as second string, is there another position he could move to? One of the RB positions seems an obvious option. (No pun intended.)
March 21st, 2012
11:34 am
Exactly GTBob
March 21st, 2012
11:52 am
Gosh, how could you not pull for this kid. But, I still hope Lee makes it impossible not to line him up against VaTech. I just feel like we have seen Washington's top end, but maybe he will prove me wrong (which certainly won't be the first or last time for that). We should get a good feel at the Spring Game with them going head to head.
P.S. Would love to see the look on Foster's face if Lee comes out in the shotgun formation on the first play Labor Day night!
March 21st, 2012
11:54 am
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March 21st, 2012
12:14 pm
GT, dont you have anything better to do than spend all day on this blog..oh and the Ga blog too. It is embarassing for me at the garden club for the other ladies to know my 30 yr old virgin son still lives in the basement. And by the way, pick up those Star Trek action figures before you do another thing.
P.S. I made your bed , sweetie.,,and lunch is in the fridge.
March 21st, 2012
12:26 pm
I wish I could get my son to be that honest about mistakes he's made. That's how they are corrected. Go TW!
March 21st, 2012
12:27 pm
It would be extremely difficult, for me, to not go with TW on opening day. However, competition is a good thing, and I believe the cream will rise to the top! May the best man win.
March 21st, 2012
12:30 pm
"Just beat Georgia……"
Aint gonna happen……
March 21st, 2012
12:41 pm
Can we still play the game, Geek Squad?
March 21st, 2012
12:46 pm
Geek, did you read this mornings breaking news? Apparently the Heisman is returning to Athens this December.
March 21st, 2012
12:48 pm
"….3. On the player in the best shape: "I think it's probably between Louis Young and I'd have to say Charles Perkins. Those two, they're pretty good. I'd have to say three. Robbie Godhigh. Those three they don't seem to get tired. They get tired, but they don't show it."
CP is one of the best!? Doesn't surprise me after seeing him at last Summer's media day, the guy's buitl like a brick sh-thouse!
Get your act together CP and win the #1 BB spot!
March 21st, 2012
1:14 pm
If tevin is the starter, it will be another 6-7 win season at best.
March 21st, 2012
1:24 pm
GT fan…
CP would easily win the job if he didn't put the ball on the ground…
March 21st, 2012
1:30 pm
"A", since we are coming off an 8 win season and CPJ has averaged 8-1/2 wins, it will be hard to have "another 6-7 win season". May be time to invest in a calculator dude.
March 21st, 2012
1:51 pm
Tevin has done nothing but work hard and improve since he came to GT. When he first came people said he'd never see a down as a QB. Tevin proved 'em wrong.
When he started last year (his first year starting) people said we wouldn't win 6 games with him. Proved 'em wrong again.
Now they're saying we need more of a spark or we're in trouble if he doesn't get beat out. Tevin will prove you wrong again. The guy works hard.
Last year I saw fake pitches that went for big yardage, I saw him reverse field by himself and take off for big yardage. Sure he struggled with consistency and made some mistakes….and he's obviously working hard to improve. With a better OL, better protection, and hopefully fewer drops I think you see TW come out and have a fine season next year.
March 21st, 2012
2:03 pm
But he did have a 6-win season just 2 years ago. Thus, as A said, 'another' 6-7 win season. No calculator needed.
March 21st, 2012
2:06 pm
March 21st, 2012
2:07 pm
I love Tevin's attitude and work ethic, but I sure hope Vad Lee is our starting QB this year…let Tevin play A- or B-Back.
March 21st, 2012
2:07 pm
prove em I respect Tevin for the hard worker he is and the humility he shows, but physically I don't think he has the tools to be a great quarterback instead of a good one.
March 21st, 2012
2:07 pm
what is up with David Sims?
March 21st, 2012
2:26 pm
TW runs the offense more than adequately, he runs it very well. We were the number 2 or 3 rushing team in the country last year. In our offense, that requires execution. With our style though, you have to run the offense EXCELLENTLY to get to 11 wins. Vad Lee would definitely provide a spark, but I don't think he'd run the offense as well overall, at least not as a RS Frosh. Look for him TW to take another step.
I know supersize will be able to recall the exact blog and time at which I said this once we get to the fall, so we'll see if I'm right
March 21st, 2012
2:34 pm
Mentally I think TW is far and away the best right now, but it is easy to see that Lee and
Days are better athletes overall
March 21st, 2012
2:50 pm
We were the number 2 or 3 rushing team in the country last year. In our offense, that requires execution.
Let's be honest. The option offense is always going to put us that high. We have been top 4 every year since CPJ got here. Ask yourself this. What does Tevin do really well? I can't come up with a good answer. He is good to average in almost all areas. I just think we can do better then that.
March 21st, 2012
2:54 pm
Can't wait to see who emerges during the spring, IMHO I don't think the winner will be Tevin he is just not tough or fast enough for this style of offense
March 21st, 2012
3:05 pm
If someone besides Tevin starts at Virginia Tech, game over and easy VT win.
Tevin's record at QB has been hurt by an extra point miss at Uga that should have tied the game on their field in 2010 at 35 all. Make it and maybe a fumbled kickoff and a win.
We also beat VT last year without the inexplicable play.
Why on earth was the big VT QB not tackled low around his legs?
Then we get the game we want.
Tackling high reflects poorly on coaching staff as did the swing at another player.
The QB debate should be left to the head coach.
March 21st, 2012
3:07 pm
how about some shotgun?(never gets old-to me, anyway)
March 21st, 2012
3:08 pm
Both Tech and Georgia fan bases are similar in loving to trash their starting QB.
March 21st, 2012
3:09 pm
I know the Byerly kid is not eligable this year, but he has a chance next year. I watched him during his perfect season at Chattahoochee HS, his speed is pretty good, arm is OK, he has a good head on his shoulders, but his best attributes are that he is strong, tough as nails, and will knock you down as he runs by.
Only time will tell
March 21st, 2012
3:10 pm
BTW I knew Presbyterian had a tennis team as a friend played for them.
I thought the home schedule could not get any weaker but I was wrong.
March 21st, 2012
3:12 pm
LOL…doubtful if a blog determines the starting QB. Last year, I thought for sure TW had hit his "ceiling" as a passer/QB. If he is the starting QB against VT, perhaps I have misjudged him. Johnson knows best.
March 21st, 2012
3:18 pm
We should go 9-3 running the table at home but losing road games to VT, Clemson and Georgia.
I would love to be wrong. Beat VT and I'll get excited about the year.
March 21st, 2012
3:21 pm
I vote for beating VT!


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- Morgan Barnes
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Law Enforcement Officer, government agency
This conversation is closed.
Has the time come for the U.S Second Amendment to be repealed or amended?
After yesterdays tragic shooting in Newtown CT and the worst year ever for firearm related deaths and mass killings , has the time for the US Government to tell the Gun Lobby it is over and repeal or amend "the right of the people to bear arms".
Should it be repealed on the grounds that when originally written it was for a smaller population to defend the "State" and meant for Muskets and flintlocks not semi automatics and military hardware, which makes it no longer viable on account of relevance to this day and age.
That Militia should be held to Law Enforcement agencies, Military and government controlled Para military agencies, with a show need, clause for people such as certain Primary producers etc.
Is it time to tell the NRA and the Gun Lobby there will be no more "collateral" damage no matter how much you donate to the "Party"
What would be the best way for the government to enforce such a law???
And please no Guns do not kill people, people kill people debates it was people who invented firearms in the first place.
The time has come to realise it is mainly our children who pay the ultimate price for lack of diligence in monitoring a problem that has been there for far too many years.
Closing Statement from Morgan Barnes
Firstly I would like to say I did not flag or delete anyone's comments I am perfectly capable of speaking for myelf however I did get frustrated and had some comments deleted myself.
As I write this President Obama has signed 23 executive orders inline with Colleen's post from yesterday from New York.
I have to admit I am a little disappointed that we could not of just discussed the issue in a more calm, critical and logical manner and be able to offer solutions as well as recognised the underling causes, as this is a forum for open ideas and thinking, Then again we are dealing with human nature.
To those of you from the International community thank you for your imput and allowing people to see the different views helds in different parts of the world on this subject.
I will not deny that the Constitution and The Bill Of Rights are the backbone of America, but remember it was written by man not given by god and man can take it away or amend it, if he really wants too.
I am a believer that in the 21st Century we should use it to advance humankind to address the problems of the world and improve it for all. It won't be easy but we have to start somewhere or we risk implementing our own destruction.
I hope that this be a positive start and and an even more positive step in which the US can show the way.
Once again I thank you all for your contributions
"In a progressive country change in constant : change is inevitable "Benjamen Disraeli
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Dec 17 2012: No need to amend the constitution. We need to look objectively at the issue. For some 'gun advocates think that the right to bear arms is the only constitutional right that is virtually without limit. You have the right to practice your religion, but not if your religion involves human sacrifice. You have the right to free speech, but you can still be prosecuted for incitement or conspiracy, and you can be sued for libel. Every right is subject to limitation when it begins to threaten others, and the Supreme Court has affirmed that even though there is an individual right to gun ownership, the government can put reasonable restrictions on that right.'
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Dec 18 2012: It's not at all proportional to the population. Firearm homicides are 8.1 times higher in the US vs Canada per 100,000ppl, with handgun homicides being 15 times higher.
I do agree that gun reform is needed. In AUstralia they had major gun reform in 1996. Before that there were 13 mass shootings in the 18 years before the law was changed. After the tougher laws there have been none (at least in the 11 years this study tracked them)
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Near Mpumalanga, South Africa, are the marvelous and mysterious Echo Caves. Rediscovered in the last century and turned into a tourist site, these caverns are home to a truly remarkable ecosystem. One of the more amazing species found there, is its famous and unique wild fig trees.
As far as plant life goes, these fig trees appear to be normal run-of-the-mill fruit bushes. What makes them so famous is the unseen: Their roots. Researchers and spelunking scientists have followed the roots of these trees deep into Echo Caves -- 400 feet deep to be precise -- the deepest known root system in the world.
These trees have survived and thrived in an arid climate for decades, employing an unparalleled root system to wring hydration from the deep, rocky soil. This is more than a science lesson; it's a lesson for life, as you probably know a person (or a few people if you are really lucky) not unlike the wild fig trees of Echo Caves.
Their environment is harsh. They have endured the drought of loss, injustice, and suffering. Their circumstances have been fiery, downright oppressive. The soil that life has given them is rocky and as hard as concrete. Yet, somehow, they survive and thrive. Their roots must be incredibly deep.
But deep into what? Maybe the Apostle Paul gives the best answer in a beautiful first century prayer: "I pray your roots will grow down deep into God's love and keep you strong." Or as Viktor Frankl said it, "The salvation of man is through love and in love."
It seems to me that those who endure, even flourish, in the worst of conditions are those who have a very real connection to God's goodness and grace, and refuse to blame God for every wrong that life dishes out. They have rooted themselves deeply in his love, rather than in bitterness or resentment.
Granted, bitterness is the easy route, the path of least resistance that sends shallow, malignant offshoots in all directions. Our resentment feels so justifiable, so satisfying, especially when we flip through the catalog of past hurts, past regrets, ways we have been mistreated or harmed, and the conniving, unjust treatment inflicted upon us by others.
But bitterness cannot hydrate the soul. It can only poison the water and prevent love and grace from soaking in. If we are going to get on with life and blossom in the desert of our days, it won't be because we keep going back wishing things could be different, bemoaning how life has been so unfair, or repeating and re-repeating how someone did us wrong. The only way forward is by going deeper, deeper into the love of God.
I return to the lesson taught to us by the wild fig trees at Echo Caves. Those thirsty roots, soft and pliable, are able to split rocks to get to water deep beneath the desert floor. All the root needs is the smallest indentation, the tiniest weak spot in the bedrock, or the tiniest crack. Then, groping through the dark and ever deeper into the soil, the roots find their way to what they need to survive and sustain life.
This is how it works, I think. In the smallest rift, the smallest crevice or opening in the hardness of life, that is enough to find the depth of God's love and for that love to take root. Yes, it feels like groping along in the dark. It is slow, pulverizing growth, sometimes millimeter by tiny millimeter, but at least it is growth; and it gives us the life we want and need, life so much more satisfying than the bitter shallowness that resentment offers.
I'm no Pollyanna. I know that life is hard. I know it is unfair. Our growing conditions are not always what we wished they were, and we don't always get what we feel we deserve. Still, all we need is there, somewhere under the surface. Our survival and salvation is "through love and in love" deep beneath all that can be seen.
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When you design a workflow, you often want to collect information from a participant in the workflow, and then use that information for making further decisions. For example, you might want a workflow to ask a participant to review a document, and then have the workflow perform different actions depending on whether the reviewer approves or rejects the document.
To accomplish this, you add the Collect Data from a User action to your workflow. This action assigns a task to the participant, prompting them to provide the needed information in a custom task form. The information from the custom task form is stored in an item in the Tasks list. At a decision point in a later step, the workflow retrieves the stored information and evaluates it to decide which branch to run.
This article shows you how to collect data from a workflow participant, and then how to use that data in your workflow for making further decisions.
Tasks are the primary way for a workflow to interact with participants in the workflow. If you want your workflow to require work from people or to get information from them, you can have the workflow create and assign a task. Each time a workflow assigns a task, the workflow pauses until that task is completed. The workflow resumes only when a participant clicks the Complete Task button on the task form.
There are three different actions that create a task, and each action is designed for a specific kind of situation:
The following table summarizes this information.
In addition, several limitations apply to all three task actions:
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Each time that you use one of the three task actions to create a task, Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 automatically generates a custom task form for that task. The custom task form is the page that is presented to the workflow participant when they edit the task in the browser.
When you create a task by using the Collect Data from a User or Assign a Form to a Group action, the custom task form can have as many form fields as you choose to create. This example asks the user to enter information in only one field named "Review status".
In Office SharePoint Designer 2007, the custom task form appears as an .aspx page in the folder for that workflow. The file name of the custom task form corresponds to the name that you give the task in the Custom Form Wizard.
Custom task forms are attached to the site's default master page and contain a Data Form Web Part to interact with the workflow. The custom task form can be customized for layout and appearance — for example, you can attach a different master page or modify the styles. However, to change what fields appear on the form, you must use the Custom Task Wizard in the Workflow Designer. You cannot change the form fields by editing the Data Form Web Part directly. If you make other customizations to the Data Form Web Part (for presentation and not for functionality), note that those changes are lost each time that the workflow is recompiled. Customizations to the rest of page are preserved.
To change the fields on the custom task form, you must open the workflow in Office SharePoint Designer 2007 (File menu, Open Workflow command). When you open the workflow and edit the task by using the Custom Task Wizard, you see the following warning.
If you modify the custom task form and recompile the workflow, all running instances of the workflow continue to run using the new form. If you delete or modify fields (for example, by changing their type or renaming them), a workflow error will occur if the running instances of the workflow reference data that is not what is expected. For example, a running workflow may do a lookup and expect a field to contain data (be non-empty) but now it is empty, or the field may have changed type. Therefore, it is important not to make any change that deletes, renames, or otherwise alters form fields that currently running workflow instances may attempt to reference.
In addition to the custom task form, each time that you use one of the three task actions to create a task, Office SharePoint Designer 2007 automatically generates a content type for that task in the Tasks list. The content type defines the available fields and what format they use, as you specified in the Custom Task Wizard. The name of the content type matches the name that you give the task in the Custom Form Wizard. For example, if you create a task named "Review document", you will see a content type with that name on the Settings page of the Tasks list.
We recommend that you modify workflow content types only by opening the workflow in Office SharePoint Designer 2007, and not by modifying the columns or other settings for the content type in the browser. Modifying the content type in the browser can potentially break the custom task form that it is associated with.
A list item ID is a unique row number. When a workflow participant clicks either Complete Task or Save Draft on the custom task form, the information submitted in the form is stored in an item in the Tasks list. The content type for that task defines the columns, and the list item ID identifies a specific item, or row. Each item in the Tasks list (or any list or library) has a unique ID. In the browser, you can add the ID column to any view of a list or library.
In addition, when you view a list item on a page in the browser — for example, when you click View Properties to see the item details on DispForm.aspx — the ID of that list item is visible in the URL as part of the query string. All standard SharePoint forms contain an ID parameter in the query string section of the URL.
When a workflow runs the Collect Data from a User action, the workflow creates a single task and stores the list item ID of that task in a variable. The workflow can later use that variable to look up the specific task item.
First you want to use the Collect Data from a User action to create the custom task form, assign the task to a single user or group, and then store the ID of the task item in a variable. The workflow will later use the task item ID to look up the values submitted by the user in the task form.
In this example, your team uploads documents to a library named "Documents for review". When a document is added to the library, the workflow creates a task named "Review document". The person to whom the task is assigned must choose one of two options from a drop-down menu when they edit the task: Approved or Rejected.
Note This workflow is a custom approval workflow, but it does not use the Content Approval feature in Windows SharePoint Services and does not change the Approval Status field of the document. The Content Approval feature in Windows SharePoint Services presumes two different permission levels: one that does not include the Approve Items permission (for people submitting content for approval), and a second that does include the Approve Items permission (for people approving content). However, a workflow designed in Office SharePoint Designer 2007 always impersonates the permission level of the person who starts the workflow. If a person who does not have the Approve Items permission starts a custom workflow that tries to update the Approval Status field of the current item, the workflow will stop because the person who started the workflow does not have permission to approve items.
If this action does not appear in the list, click More Actions to see the full list.
Note The task name must be unique in the current site.
This description appears at the top of the custom task form, so include here any instructions that you want the workflow participant to see, not just a general description.
In this example, type Approved, press ENTER, and then type Rejected.
The following illustration shows how this task will be displayed to the workflow participant in the browser when they edit the task. This is the custom task form — Review document.aspx — that you just designed by using the Custom Task Wizard.
Back in the Workflow Designer, you still need to set the second and third parameters in the Collect Data from a User action.
You want to create a new variable instead of using the default name (Variable: collect) when your workflow will have multiple variables and you want to give the variable a more descriptive name.
For this variable, List Item ID is the only choice in the Type list. For more information about list item IDs, see the earlier section What is a list item ID?
At this point, your action should look like this.
At this point in the workflow, a workflow participant submits a completed task, and the review status that person submits is stored in a field or column in the Tasks list, as shown here.
How do you get at this information to use it in another step in the workflow? You use the Set Workflow Variable action to look up the value of the Review status field for the task that the user edited, and you store the value of this field in a new variable — in this example, named Review status.
By looking up and storing the review status in a new variable, you can now use this variable as the basis for future comparisons. This is a best practice because the workflow now makes it clear where the data is coming from, and this data can be reused more easily — multiple times, if necessary.
In this example, click string because this variable will store the review status of Approved or Rejected, which are both text strings.
The final workflow lookup should resemble the following. This lookup says, "Go to the Review status field in the Tasks list. Then go to the row in the Tasks list whose ID matches the ID stored in the variable for this instance of the workflow." If the workflow runs and creates a task whose ID is 3, this lookup retrieves the value of the Review status column from the third row in the Tasks list. The next time the workflow runs, this ID may be 4, so the lookup goes to the fourth row, and so on.
At this point, your rule should look like this.
In step 1, you created a custom task form to collect data from a user and store the ID of the task item in a variable. In step 2, you used the task ID variable to look up the user response and store that particular response in a new variable. Now that you have this variable — in this example, Variable: Review status — you are ready to use it as the basis for making decisions in the workflow. To do this, use the Compare any data source condition.
For example, you can add a step to your workflow that says if Variable: Review status equals Approved, run these actions. But if Variable: Review status equals Rejected, run different actions.
The first conditional branch compares the value that is stored in Variable: Review status. If the value equals Approved, the workflow will perform any actions associated with this condition.
The second conditional branch handles the case where the value stored in Variable: Review status equals Rejected.
Before you add any actions to the condition in each branch, this step of the workflow should look like this.
For quick reference, here is a summary of the steps presented in the three preceding sections:
This lookup should resemble the following example. This lookup says, "Go to the Review status field in the Tasks list. Then go to the row in the Tasks list whose ID matches the ID stored in the variable for this instance of the workflow." If the workflow runs and creates a task whose ID is 3, this lookup retrieves the value of the Review status column from the third row in the Tasks list. The next time the workflow runs, this ID may be 4, so the lookup goes to the fourth row, and so on.


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SOCSI criminologist joins Government cyber crime reduction partnership
18 March 2013
Dr Matthew Williams
Leading criminologist and senior lecturer at the School of Social Sciences, Dr Matthew Williams, has been invited by Security Minister James Brokenshire and David Willetts (Minister for Universities and Science) to join the UK Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership (CCRP).
He joins a team of 12 expert members across industry, academia, government and law enforcement to tackle the growing problem of online crime.
The CCRP aims to bring together the police, security industry experts and academics to combat the increasingly organised nature of online criminality. The new unit was announced by security minister James Brokenshire at a security briefing hosted by the Chartered Institute of IT.
"For too long the public's perception of cyber crime has been a lone bedroom hacker stealing money from a bank account," Mr Brokenshire said. "But the reality is that cyber criminals are organised and global, with a new breed of criminals selling 'off-the-shelf' software to aid gangs in exploiting the public."
He added: "This government is committed to tackling this threat and we have already had great success. But we want to go further and through the creation of the National Cyber Crime Unit within the NCA and innovations such as the new Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership, I am confident we can bring these criminals to justice.'"
Dr Williams commented upon his invitation: "It is an honour to join this nationally important group of cyber crime experts who have been brought together by the government to advise on the UK response to what is now a tier one threat to our economy and national security. Our past and continuing research in this area at Cardiff University will inform strategy at the heart of government."
Pioneering research funded by Nominet Trust and conducted by Dr Williams and Professor Mike Levi at the School of Social Sciences reviewed existing sources of evidence on cyber crime reiterating that it is now the typical volume property crime in the United Kingdom impacting more of the public than traditional acquisitive crimes such as burglary and car theft. The study was the first in the UK to map the existing cooperation space amongst various UK cyber crime fighters and examined the feasibility of establishing a Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership.
The government plans to invest £650 million in its National Cyber Security Strategy over the next four years and the CCRP is only one of a several new Cyber Security Initiatives with others including the launch of the Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership (CISP) next month to help share information between industry and government, and the establishment of a UK National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). The government is also planning to create the National Cyber Crime Unit later this year, merging the Police eCrime Unit (PCeU) and the Serious Organised Crime Unit Cyber wing.
The Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership is jointly chaired by Security Minister James Brokenshire and David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Science, and it is due to meet for the first time on the 19th of March.
This story also appeared on the Home Office website. View the article here


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[4:135] O you who believe, be upholders of justice - witnesses for Allah, even though against (the interest of)your selves or the parents, and the kinsmen. One may be rich or poor, Allah is better caretaker of both. So do not follow desires, lest you should swerve. If you twist or avoid (the evidence), then, Allah is all-aware of what you do.
[6:38] There is no creature moving on the earth, nor a bird flying on its two wings, but they are all communities like you. We have not missed anything in the Book. Then, to their Lord all of them shall be gathered.
[16:43] So, ask the people (having the knowledge) of the Reminder, if you do not know.
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It is rather unfortunate that we have to spend time to discuss a subject which the Muslim ummah has accepted to be a difference of opinion for over 1400 years just to address some of our enthusiastic brothers and sisters who claim that everything besides placing the hands on the chest in salah is weak!.
This is an initial response to investigate the claims of heresy, Bid'ah and shirk associated with and around Tableeghi Jamaat. The writer neither has any affiliations with Tableeghi Jamaat nor participates in their activities and has not completed their recommendation of going out for 4 months in the Path of Allah (SWT) to learn the work of Tableegh. However, the writer has read countless articles and books on the subject, heard many speeches , watched many youtube videos, and then discussed the issues directly with Scholars actively associated with Tableeghi Jamaat to get as accurate of a picture as possible. The writer has also written directly to Raiwind Markaz (Pakistan) in the past and received a thorough reply to the queries contained therein. The writer is also fluent in Urdu in which most of the "original" material for and against Tableeghi Jamaat has originated from and which is also the first language of where this movement originates from.
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[10:62]Listen, the friends of Allah shall have no fear, nor shall they grieve.
وَمِنْ أُصًولِ أَهْلِ السُّنَّةِ: التَّصْدِيقُ بِكَرَامَاتَ الأَوْلِيَاءِ وَمَا يُجْرِي اللهُ عَلَى أَيْدِيهِم مِّنْ خَوَارِقِ الْعَادَاتِ فِي أَنْوَاعِ الْعُلُومِ وَالْمُكَاشَفَاتِ وَأَنْوَاعِ الْقُدْرَةِ وَالتَّأْثِيرَات ، وَالمَاثُور عَنْ سَالِفِ الأُمَمِ فِي سُورَةِ الْكَهْفِ وَغَيْرِهَا، وَعَنْ صَدْرِ هَذِهِ الأُمَّةِ مِنَ الصَّحَابَةِ وَالتَّابِعِينَ وَسَائِرِ فِرق الأُمَّةِ، وَهِيَ مَوْجُودَةٌ فِيهَا إِلَى يَوْمِ الْقِيَامَةِ ۔
The testimony of the Karamat (charismata) occurred by the Auliya (those righteous people who are close to Allah) also forms part of the principles of Ahlus-Sunnah, as also the testimony of all those extraordinary occurrences and habits which Allah manifests through them in terms of various knowledges, spiritual experiences, powers, and influences and those that are mentioned in the Qur'anic Surah Al Kahf etc. regarding former communities and about the initial period of the Sahaba and Taba'een of this Ummah till today and will continue to remain till the day of judgement.
Note: Arabic & English text taken verbatim from Sharh Al-Aqeedat-il-Wasitiyah printed by Dar-us-Salam publications (Riyadh, KSA).


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2.4: CMS will not load properly
6 May 2010 at 6:27pm Last edited: 6 May 2010 6:29pm
I don't know if it's a bug or if my machine has lost its marbles...
I did a fresh install of Silverstripe 2.4 on my windows machine (using php 5.2.9 and mysql 5.0.51a) with no extra themes or modules. just a clean install. Language was set to German.
Everything went fine until i first logged in into the CMS. Whenever I switch between pages (like from "Home" to "About"), the CMS won't finish loading the page's content.
If I hit F5 a js-popup appears and asks if I really want to switch pages because I have not saved the changes made on the last one. But since the CMS does not load the pages properly for editing, I could not have edited anything. After the Refresh via F5, everything is loading fine. Until I switch pages again.
I attached a screenshot that shows that the page I navigated to keeps loading (like forever).
Any help is massively appreciated.
P.S.: I did not have those problems with a previous version of Silverstripe.
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Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
6 May 2010 at 6:59pm
I reinstalled my PHP/MySQL environment to the latest versions. Problem seems to be gone now. But during the installation process the installation interface said that my old environment met all the requirements...strange.
Never mind
Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
8 May 2010 at 4:27am Last edited: 8 May 2010 4:27am
I've just updated to SilverStripe 2.4.0 and also got the exactly same error.
System is:
"Linux ruby 2.6.28-18-server #60-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 12 05:11:07 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux"
The PHP/MySQL versions didn't change since the SilverStripe update.
Is there anything else i could try?
Thanks for any help
Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
8 May 2010 at 4:41am
I've tried to debug it and firebug throws an error:
The following requests were sent:
After loading the page:
GET /admin/EditorToolbar/ImageForm?action_callfieldmethod=1&fieldName=FolderImages&ajax=1&methodName=getimages&folderID=&searchText=&cacheKillerDate=1273250077738&cacheKillerRand=4394
Result: 200 OK 840ms
jquery.js (Line 5252)
Clicking another page in the tree:
POST /admin/getitem?ID=27&ajax=1
Result: 200 OK 422ms
prototype.js (Line 765)
$('SwitchView').innerHTML = $('AjaxSwitchView').innerHTML;
/cms/javascript/LeftAndMain_right.js?m=1270613432 (Line 29)
The error is only "$(". I wonder if both javascript frameworks are needed: prototype and jquery ?
Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
8 May 2010 at 4:59am
The fix was easy. Append ?flush=all to your admin url:
as described here:
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Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
11 May 2010 at 4:05am Last edited: 11 May 2010 4:06am
same issue, thankfully flush fixed it (but not after a lot of heartache). seeing as this happened on a fresh installation perhaps it is a more major issue? an SS newbie would be super confused (where I was only _really_ confused).
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Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
27 May 2010 at 6:51pm
Same issue for me, running Snow Leopard with a fresh install of SS 2.4. Not using MAMP, just standard mac setup. Flush sorted my issue too, cheers for posting the fix.
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Re: 2.4: CMS will not load properly
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I'm having a problem with the CMS loading as well, but I suspect it is different than yours as flush has not fixed it. My CMS loaded fine for a while and then the other night I tried to log in and could not. I enter the form data and submit and then the CMS load screen sits with the SS logo and does not move past that point. I waited a few days and tried again and the same thing.
I cannot figure this one out. I had edited an ImageDataObjectManager to add more fields, ran dev/build and then tried to log in. Nothing. Any ideas or has anyone seen this before?
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Any person who violates any provision of this chapter or the rules or regulations thereunder by purchasing or selling a security while in possession of material, nonpublic information shall be liable in an action in any court of competent jurisdiction to any person who, contemporaneously with the purchase or sale of securities that is the subject of such violation, has purchased (where such violation is based on a sale of securities) or sold (where such violation is based on a purchase of securities) securities of the same class.
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The total amount of damages imposed under subsection (a) of this section shall not exceed the profit gained or loss avoided in the transaction or transactions that are the subject of the violation.
(2) Offsetting disgorgements against liability
The total amount of damages imposed against any person under subsection (a) of this section shall be diminished by the amounts, if any, that such person may be required to disgorge, pursuant to a court order obtained at the instance of the Commission, in a proceeding brought under section 78u (d) of this title relating to the same transaction or transactions.
(3) Controlling person liability
(c) Joint and several liability for communicating
Any person who violates any provision of this chapter or the rules or regulations thereunder by communicating material, nonpublic information shall be jointly and severally liable under subsection (a) of this section with, and to the same extent as, any person or persons liable under subsection (a) of this section to whom the communication was directed.
(d) Authority not to restrict other express or implied rights of action
Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit or condition the right of any person to bring an action to enforce a requirement of this chapter or the availability of any cause of action implied from a provision of this chapter.
(e) Provisions not to affect public prosecutions
This section shall not be construed to bar or limit in any manner any action by the Commission or the Attorney General under any other provision of this chapter, nor shall it bar or limit in any manner any action to recover penalties, or to seek any other order regarding penalties.
Source(June 6, 1934, ch. 404, title I, § 20A, as added Pub. L. 100–704, § 5,Nov. 19, 1988, 102 Stat. 4680.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in subsecs. (a), (c), (d), and (e), was in the original "this title". See References in Text note set out under section 78a of this title.
Effective Date
Section not applicable to actions occurring before Nov. 19, 1988, see section 9 ofPub. L. 100–704set out as an Effective Date of 1988 Amendment note under section 78o of this title.
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