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Head to Head Statistics : Joinville vs América RN Year up to 2014The Soccer Teams Joinville and América RN played 5 Games up to today.
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Hello All,
I want to know the exact difference between echo,print and printf
I want to know weather print if a function or not.
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Hello All,
I want to know the exact difference between echo,print and printf
I want to know weather print if a function or not.
Print is not a function, but a language construct.
Echo tends to be insignificantly faster than print.
Never used printf.
I just took some tests:
with both print and echo.PHP Code:
$execution_start = microtime(true);
echo '
';
for ($i=0; $i<10000; $i++)
echo '
new string ' .$i. '
';
echo '
';
$execution_end = microtime(true);
$execution_time = $execution_end - $execution_start;
print '
took: ' . round($execution_time,4) . ' seconds
';
I executed 10 times for each function and these are the average results:
Rather insignificant indeed :)Code:
echo: 0.09278 seconds
print: 0.09146 seconds
I come to know that printf is a function which returns the value of 1 or 0
depending upon success.
But still I am having doubt in echo and print.
For all practical purposes, I think you can use any of them, echo or print, without any concern.
echo returns no value
print returns a success value
printf prints a formatted string
For example:
PHP Code:
printf("Hello %s\n", $name);

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Sign In to Join the Conversation cancel Sign in with Twitter Sign in with Facebook or Name EmailNot published Website Comment 18 Replies 3 Tweets 6 Facebook Last reply was 4 weeks ago Scott Cohen View 4 weeks ago Your setlist guys forgot to show that they went back into Tweezer after Sand. Shows were very good and lots of fun. IMHO yarmouth road and wingsuit don't seem to really fit. But Fuego and Wombat are awesome. The music to "A Song i heard the Ocean Sing" doesn't match with the song title. Just call it "Ocean" or something better like that. But its fine, they are still my favorite band today. Wish i could make it to vegas. Reply Che Christopher Hall View 4 weeks ago Even wen its bad its good. d bags Reply Kristopher Craig Winfrey View 1 month ago If anyone found a black I-Phone 5 last night (8/31) please reply below thanks! Reply Dan Schultz View 1 month ago They have been absolutely killin it this summer and every summer since their hiatus and have gotten better and better and more clean and tight. I love the dead and the stones but since when are they in a competition. If all of you with the negative comments and shit talkin don't like what they're playing then stop following them and let's see how good you sound Reply @Jonesy_Wales View 1 month ago Trey needs a nap. Reply Brad Stops View 1 month ago Worst Dick's run yet?? Reply Michael Libertyreplied: View 1 month ago What in the F are you talking about? First night alone Blueway last year's entire run. First let alone had great jams and wombat Wolfman's a song I heard the ocean saying tube and everyone loves the curtain with. All the second sets this year have been great improv as well. No other band puts on a show this good at this have a level for this many years no one Reply Brad Stopsreplied: View 1 month ago I agree to the latter, but First night blew away all summer tour?!! Why because tbey spelled "Lushington?" Lol. Get real. Reply Michael Libertyreplied: View 1 month ago No first night Dicks 2014 blew away entire Dick's 2013 run. This second set has been read icculus Reply Brad Stopsreplied: View 1 month ago I wasn't there unfortunately but judging a show by a setlist is read icculus. It's all what you make of it on a personal level. That said, judging a book by it's cover, this has been an average run at best. SIAFI. @micsmi415replied: View 1 month ago Oh yea….I love phish. But the dead did it 65-95 30 yrs, I hate the fucking stones but there going on 50 yrs. So phish has a way s to go. Um they took 4 yrs off almost 5yrs off so they have really only played for 25-26 YRS. Jsuk Reply Michael Libertyreplied: View 1 month ago Why do people say dumb negative things on the setlist page? Reply Brad Stopsreplied: View 1 month ago Bottom line though, no matter what we should be so grateful that they're still willing to play and tour for us. With all "original" members. There's not another band out there that can do what phish does. All good things must come to an end, so let's enjoy the ride!! micsmi415replied: View 4 weeks ago What was negative it's truth!!!! Michael Libertyreplied: View 1 month ago The Stones don't mix up setlists and play songs differently. The Dead didn't pump out top shelf complete second sets in their last 5 years. This band came back from the dead with all original members and still challenge themselves to deliver professional rock improv Reply micsmi415replied: View 4 weeks ago Very true. But they aren't the only ones doing it. Umphreys bangs out great shows as well set 1 and 2. @Billyorbitreplied: View 1 month ago Playing cover tunes can be fun, but not when you beat the shit out of it. #LovingCup should have been retired long ago…So sick of it… Turned off webcast as soon as they started it. Reply Michael Martini View 1 month ago WITH!! Reply Phish - Summer 2014 Jul 01 14 Jul 03 14 Jul 04 14 Jul 05 14 Jul 08 14 Jul 09 14 Jul 11 14 Jul 12 14 Jul 13 14 Jul 15 14 Jul 16 14 Jul 18 14 Jul 19 14 Jul 20 14 Jul 25 14 Jul 26 14 Jul 27 14 Jul 29 14 Jul 30 14 Aug 01 14 Aug 02 14 Aug 03 14 Aug 29 14 Aug 30 14 Aug 31 14


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I wouldn't expect it to be nerfed until the next wing opens at the earliest. Blizzard has been very good since Ulduar about introducing very hard content and scaling back the difficulty as time progresses. It allows hard-core gamers to always have access to challenging content, and casual gamers to eventually see most of the end-game raids. It's not always perfect or ideal, but for the most part it works.
Having never done Stinky and (what was the other one?) before and not knowing anything about the mobs, our guild downed them both in 25-man on the third attempt with a wide range of i232-i264 gear, which does not indicate a nerf requirement to me. Wiping on trash can and probably should occassionally happen, otherwise you're just going through the motions to get to the boss, which isn't very fun.


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Reptilian Secrets: How to easily spot and rid them
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Reptilian Secrets: How to easily spot and rid them of our world.
It's so simple and "in plain sight†that it can also be the most well kept and ancient reptilian secret ever. This goes well beyond most information concerning who and what all reptilians are. It can also be a simplistic way to really "see†any negative reptilian being face to face. First there is something you must know and it could shock you. This video explains this and much more. Including a possible simple whole solution. Something which no low frequency reptilian race wants you or anyone to ever realize. Beware of those who do not allow this video being a "video response†for their own reptilian video(s).
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Waterhawk June 13, 2011 11:44:09 AM CEST
My video did not mention Ike, but I do accept all awareness being potential for my experience.
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You might not realize it but its already been proven that when David Icke says reptilian, he is referring to the Jews. Old stories of the jews said they kidnap babies,kill them and use their blood to make motza balls to eat, these stories have all been said about the queen and others, David Ickes material has been banned in many countries because they are aware how he uses code to get his racist message across.He spreads the same thing about the Queen but doesnt call her a jew he calls her a reptilian. If you were to compare how many people he claims are reptilian you will find they they are also jewish LOL. I remember when David Icke claimed to be the son of god, then recently he announced he has never really been into religion. David Icke will say anything that he thinks will make him money. He has also been endorsed by the rascist group Combat 18. But dont take my word for it , do a little investigation into this and im sure you will see that you and many others have been decieved by David Ickes racist propaganda. I used to watch all of Ickes material until I seen the documentary called David Icke The Lizards and The Jews and that opened my eyes, they try to hide this from the camera but there is a moment in the documentary where his group do not realize they are being recorded and they make a comment about the pig jews or something and David Ickes true message was revealed. Not to mention that every book he has written has all been hijacked from others work. Specifically the stuff about a holographic universe. He stole that from another authors book.Also Zacharia Sitchins book never said they were reptilian he said they were Men with grey hair and beards.


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Coyote Blue
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A Christopher Moore I haven't read! Yahoo!
I enjoyed this book, as I do most Moore novels. He's got the right mix of zaney, bawdy, silly, outrageous, humanity, and mystical to make his books good reads, truly deserving of laughing out loud. Nice to see an early iteration of a character who shows up in several other books as well.
I kept thinking, while reading this, that when I was four, my family went on a cross-country trip. While out in "Indian Country" my parents bought me a book called "Coyote Tales", all about that mischief maker. Somehow, Old Man Coyote is a bit randier in Moore's book than in my memory, though maybe I ought to read the children's book again, and look for hidden meanings. You never know.
Tags: an-author-i-read, a-favorite-author, made-me-laugh-out-loud-for-real
More funny mayhem by Moore as insurance salesman, Samuel Hunter is forced back to his Crow roots by an appearance of Coyote.
A Christopher Moore Book. At his best, he is laugh out loud, crazy, smart funny. At his worst, he is laugh out loud, crazy, and smart funny. This book falls in the middle. Coyote Blue is funny is smart, and always entertaining, but this isn't the best book I've read by him.
We have a former Crow Indian, turned chameleon Insurance Salesman. A God that is both naively innocent and dangerously mischievous. We get Las Vegas, a Bike Rally in Sturgis. The characters are funny - down to the Samson, himself, from the minor characters of Dinty Moore and the Japanese Business Man. We even have some Buddhist Monk Mechanics thrown in for good measure.
But the heart of the story is Sam, and his strange, fast, immediate Love of Calliope, a very down to earth Hippy (which is strange, in it self).
Should you read this? Yes. But on a rainy day where you want something funny, with just a hint seriousness.
Sam Hunter has been on the run since he was a teenagers. He grew up as Sam Hunts Alone, a skeptic of his own traditions on a Crow Indian reservation, where he finds himself ironically longing for the lifestyle lived by the people on the television show Bonanza. After a tragic accident involving a dam and a spare tire Sam runs from the law, and becomes an incredibly successful insurance salesperson. Until one day his heritage comes crashing around his ears in the form of the kamikaze tornado-on-legs trickster god, Coyote.
There are a lot of jabs taken at Native American culture here, and initially I thought Moore was being very disrespectful, but of course by the end the atmosphere changes and it becomes a charming representation of a mythology we know little about anyway. Of course Christopher Moore is going to poke fun at people, that's what he does, but he always has more to tell than just jokes and this book is no different.
The story itself is a ridiculously cliche one. Man falls in love with woman upon seeing her, woman is in danger before man knows her at all, man rescues her, and so forth. It's okay though, Moore is funny so I forgive him. Besides, how can you not like a book where Minty Fresh makes an appearance?
Samson Hunts Alone had to leave the Crow reservation because he killed a cop so now he goes by the name of Samuel Hunter and lives in Santa Barbara as a very successful insurance salesman. At the time he meets and falls madly in lust with Calliope, Sam's long forgotten spirit helper also makes a re-appearance in his life. Coyote, the trickster, causes nothing but turmoil in Sam's life and he's quickly about to lose everything he's worked hard to attain. His home, his job and even his very freedom are jeopardised at the arrival of Coyote. But when Calliope leaves to chase after her ex and father of their child who has absconded with their son on a motorcycle rally, Sam realises his feelings are much deeper and follows after to help her get him back. For this he needs the trickster's help and that story is never going to end well.
Mixing a lot of different myths and mythology along the way this is an amusing tale of self-discovery with some interesting characters met along the way. Having previously read A Dirty Job it was good to see the back-story from a character featured in that novel and a cameo appearance of another from a few other of Moore's work. As with his other books that I've read, the humour is quite irreverent so I do not advise reading this if you think it might offend your religious sensibilities. I kind of liked it though.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0060735430, Paperback)This is an accelerating comedy with shadows setting off the wry, polished humor. Trickster deities thrive on contrariety, which is why one finds them bringing life into dead landscapes and disorder into order. A Santa Barbara insurance salesman's too-tidily-contained lifestyle, far from the Crow reservation he grew up on, is an irresistible target for Coyote, who wants to make sure his chosen people don't forget him. Coyote descends on Sam Hunter like one of Job's plagues, albeit a charmingly disingenuous one. "Why me? Why not someone who believes?" asks Sam, suffering from god-induced chaos. "This is more fun," says Coyote. He's right.
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Gainesville wide receiver Tai-ler Jones, who will announce his college decision on Thursday, has Notre Dame among his finalists.
PHOTOS: Meet WR Tai-Ler Jones and the rest of Gainesville's 'Big Four' prospects
There's a good reason. His father, Andre Jones, played linebacker and defensive end for Notre Dame. The younger Jones has narrowed down to UGA, North Carolina, Stanford, California, UCLA, Ohio State and the Fighting Irish. He is one of the nation's leaders in early scholarships offers with 32.
"Notre Dame is a great school … and I know that because my dad says that about every day," Jones said with a laugh.
"He tells me all the time about his experiences, and how the college life and connections you make at Notre Dame are different than any other school in the country," Jones said. "It's like one big brotherhood, and they all help each other out."
Jones said he feels like better days are ahead for Notre Dame, which posted records of 3-9 and 7-6 over the last two seasons under Charlie Weis. "Because they are Notre Dame, they are going to get the recruits to help them succeed. In any given year, like when my dad signed there, they can have a great year in recruiting and then compete for the national championship."
How would Jones feel about following in his father's footsteps? "It's a great feeling for my dad for me to recruited by Notre Dame. It's his alma mater, and I know he'd love to see me run out of the tunnel in the blue and gold. They're one of my top schools." Jone attended one Notre Dame game, last year's matchup with Michigan.
Notre Dame has been quiet with its recent recruiting efforts in Georgia, signing only one prospect from the state over the last three years. Jones visited Stanford, California and UCLA last week over spring break. He claims no favorites and will commit on Thursday at Gainesville High.
April 13th, 2009
11:00 pm
The hand writing on the wall says this kid signs with Notre Dame.
That may be one reason why Georiga waited so long to offer.
April 13th, 2009
11:55 pm
he's a stanford lean right now
April 14th, 2009
12:26 am
Hope his decision is for his own happiness and well being and not just to make his daddy happy. Where ever he goes, he will do well. Intelligence and talent will carry him after college, not who his school is connected to. At least I hope he wants his success in life to be based upon his skills and not who he knows. ND has been getting great recruits for years now and the talent seems to get wasted. Every year the reputation of what ND used to be entices top flight recruits. Maybe in the next year or two they can be Bowl eligible and indeed someday be what ND was long ago. Good luck to him what ever he decides.
April 14th, 2009
1:37 am
TJ is telling everyone around school … Georgia
April 14th, 2009
2:32 am
3-9, 7-6 that ain't the Notre Dame of old, UGA, SEC, best conference, close to home, what more can a guy ask for? Oh, I forgot! Southern beautiful women, and down home cooking. Stay in state son!
April 14th, 2009
3:14 am
Notre Dame will struggle with Weis as the head coach. The kid needs to play in the best football conference the SEC!!
April 14th, 2009
7:14 am
Charlie Weis won't be there much longer bud. Stay close to home and play with the Dawgs!! You and Aaron Murray could make a great connection. Represent your state and stay home. Go Dawgs!!!!!!
April 14th, 2009
7:25 am
Charlie Weis has not been successful at Notre Dame. Notre Dame inspite of the national spotlight is not a top level football program anymore. Have you seen their offense lately?
April 14th, 2009
7:41 am
Weis gone after another ho hum year of say 6-6. yawn. Go to ANY SEC school. UGA looks nice.
Remember, Richt throws the ball 50-60% of the time…………….
April 14th, 2009
8:48 am
Blubber-ing Charlie will soon be history at ND. He's like a deer in the headlights on game day. The media loves their highly recruited QB, but he couldn't start for most SEC and ACC schools. Maybe it's lack of coaching. Maybe not. Although tradition rich and certainly a fine school, ND has sucked for the last 10 years. Jones needs to look elsewhere.
April 14th, 2009
9:11 am
Good luck to the young man wherever he decides to go (sounds like Notre Dame). He is already thinking past his football playing days as he mentioned connections after college. Sounds like an intelligent young man. He sounds like he will succeed wherever he ends up.
April 14th, 2009
9:18 am
I think he goes to South Bend and Urban Meyer will be his coach.
April 14th, 2009
9:24 am
Tai-ler–if you read this– GO TO ND! It will be the best decision you ever made.
April 14th, 2009
9:25 am
great prediction Dean… i second that
April 14th, 2009
9:27 am
@ Dean. Bam!
April 14th, 2009
9:30 am
April 14th, 2009
9:38 am
Go to GA if you want to be a statistic……..less than half of african american football players graduate…….enought said, that is just pathetic! So if you want to put all your eggs in the NFL basket, GA is your school. If you want sucess after football, go to ND. Quite simple!
April 14th, 2009
9:39 am
Even though I hate Notre Dame, they are certainly a great academic school. If he doesn't make it to the NFL, his ND degree will be much better for his future than a UGA degree.
April 14th, 2009
9:46 am
If you become a Gayturd I promise you I will start you the first game of your freshman year! Would I lie?
April 14th, 2009
9:50 am
"UGA, North Carolina, Stanford, California, UCLA, Ohio State and the Fighting Irish"
As far as academics, some of the best institutions in D-I. This is a refreshing approach to college recruiting. Obviously the Dawgs are the most elite football school of the list, but as far as life choices, Tai-Ler, but you couldn't go wrong at any of these schools.
April 14th, 2009
9:50 am
If he watched the G Day Game Saturday on ESPN, he should be licking his chops to come to GA. After AJ, there is not a receiver on the team who wants to catch the ball. He can come in and start as a freshman.
April 14th, 2009
10:03 am
He'll be a Tar Heel. Don't sleep on Butch Davis, as many of you are. All 3 of our top receivers (Hakeem Nicks, Brandon Tate, Brooks Foster) declared early/graduated. Graduation is something our players do, winning is again expected. GO HEELS! University of National Champions!!
April 14th, 2009
10:09 am
You don't want Urban? Weis has been such a homerun.
April 14th, 2009
10:23 am
I would not let Charlie Weiss coach my son's 9 year old team. You can play for Georgia and win a national title or play for second best.
April 14th, 2009
10:25 am
I really hope a smart guy like Jones doesn't choose the SEC. Sure the football is good, but the chances of getting a degree are very low compared to ND or Stanford. I am sure he already knows that. If he is good at football, it won't matter what school he chooses. If football doesn't work out, it will be the most important decision of his life.
April 14th, 2009
10:42 am
Notre Lame huh? So much for any hopes of a national championship there Jones. When Touchdown jesus finally joins a conference, maybe they'll become relevant again.
And there's no way Urban Meyer leaves what he has at Florida to go to career-killing South Bend.
April 14th, 2009
10:47 am
Dude, are you seriously considering Notre Dame? If you were to look at this strictly as a regular person would a potential employer, why would you choose Notre Dame. Weis is one more disappointing season away from being shown the door and really has not developed any "team identity". Any of the other schools would be a better fit for long term success. It's obvious who I would recommend so I won't get into that. Good luck.
April 14th, 2009
10:51 am
If he wants to be successful he will go to UGA. Period. Reggie Brown, MoMass, all of the TE's they have put in the NFL. A.J. Green. Marlon Brown… Pro style offense. Aaron Murray. Mark Richt.
The choice is incredibly easy.
April 14th, 2009
10:54 am
The young man will probably end up at Notre Dame simply because his father had the opportunity to play and I assume graduate from there. I obviously would prefer that he go to Georgia. The most important thing is that he has an opportunity to go to school and earn a degree. Playing football is just icing on the cake.
I am the President of a national recruiting/placement firm. We work with alot of Fortune 500 companies and have the opportunity to look at hundreds of resumes a day. With the exception of an engineering degree, most companies could care less where you went to school. They will look at your overall GPA.
April 14th, 2009
11:02 am
Based on the young man's comments it sounds like his mind is made up. My opinion, if your going for football, go to UGA. If your going for academics, go with the other choices. If your going for both, go to UNC. Butch Davis will win the ACC in the next 2 years.
April 14th, 2009
11:03 am
You can play for Georgia and win a national title. What national title did Mark Richt win? This is a smart kid looking at great schools. Whoever he chooses he will do well on the field and in the classroom. We should be so lucky to have those choices.
April 14th, 2009
11:17 am
Weiss will not be the Irish's coach in 2010…the alumni will not put up with his record or personality…
April 14th, 2009
11:17 am
How exactly is it that someone who was the No. 3 receiver at his former school suddenly becomes the No. 1 prospect in the state after putting up stats that featured an impressive number of catches but very ordinary yards per catch average at a smaller school against inferior competition?
The best thing Georgia can do is let him go to South Bend. They made a mistake on the kid from Tift County two years ago. Don't make another by signing this over-rated prospect.
April 14th, 2009
12:11 pm
You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. Let this young man make HIS decision.
April 14th, 2009
12:38 pm
T's Mom, if that really is you. You are absolutely right. I coached against Tai in the playoffs this year. Sims went out of the game and they seemed to get better because Tai stepped up his game. You nay sayers don't know what you're talking about. This is a great player but more importantly a great young man.
April 14th, 2009
12:53 pm
He's entitled to make his own decision. Of course, he's also entitled to be wrong about his decision and make a bad one.
April 14th, 2009
12:58 pm
As a someone who has degrees from both Notre Dame and UGA, I can say that Jones will win with both schools. That being said, Notre Dame is a better school academically and has opened doors for me all over the country in both my personal and professional life, that UGA cannot. A UGA degree does not resonate anywhere outside of the Southeast. Weis started more underclassmen last year than most schools in the BCS, and this will be the first time he is at the 85 player scholarship limit – ND was at 67 when he started. If he doesn't win 9-10 games, he may be gone, but who wouldn't be gone at a major BCS school without 9-10 wins? If Richt wins 8 next year, I think he should be fired, especially after this years 'Bama debacle. These guys get paid to win. Finally, UGA graduate, not sure which firm you work for but your contention is about 180 degrees different than my experience in working for several Fortune 100 companies. Try getting an entry-level investment banking job on Wall Street with a UGA degree. Look at the acceptance rate for ND grads at major US medical schools for first time applicants. I cherish the education I have from both schools, but there's no use for intellectual dishonesty. Finally, see the attached link. It speaks for itself.
April 14th, 2009
1:41 pm
I'm a UGA grad, undergrad and law, and I don't believe an undergrad degree from anywhere makes a whole lot of difference, at least if it's a top 100 school. (I'd guess UGA is ranked about 60-63 in U.S.News ratings–more so due to SAT scores than anything else). Statistics show most CEOS are from state universities. A top 20 school would help when applying for a law, medicine, or MBA program no doubt. Several posters say he shouldn't go to UGA if he wants to graduate. This makes no sense. Statistics on African American graduation rates at UGA have no relevance whatsoever to any individual black athlete. The poor rates reflect poor academic backgrounds. If one has the background/motivation to succeed, he will graduate. Friends one meets at school are much more relevant to future success than simply alumni status.
April 14th, 2009
1:43 pm
I agree with Bill
April 14th, 2009
1:46 pm
If he can catch, I hope he signs with UGA. Lords knows we need someone that can catch the daggum football.
April 14th, 2009
1:50 pm
First and foremost, god bless you for hating on ND. It truly shows that ND is still relevant in UGA fans eyes. I see that big UGA education is really paying off. Half of you can't even spell Charlie WEIS name right, or maybe it's just the retardation that diseases the south.
Join a conference! Obviously some of you don't know it's easier for a conference champ with a record of 7-6 to get a BCS bowl bid while ND has to win 9 or 10 games to be even be consider. Thank you for proving you know little to none about football Mr. Unknown.
Sorry Grant, with ND schedule this year they will win 9 to 10 games. They return everybody that have lots of experience which is a big plus. Don't believe me, go check Vegas odds. Vegas gets it right more than the BCS does.
By all means, don't stop the negativity about ND. It gots us the #1 defensive player/Outside Linebacker in the country last year(Manti Te'o). Maybe the trend will keep going.
April 14th, 2009
2:01 pm
One thing is certain in reading these comments. First, most know little or nothing about current developments in the football program as it applies to Notre Dame. Second, your vision is nearsighted as it applies to the SEC in general and the University of Georgia in particular (Interesting that you want to judge Coach Weis at N
D and haven't looked closely at Mark Richt's at UGA, particularly last season.). Third, most posters lack even the slightest objectivity when making comments. Good luck, Tai-ler in whhtever decision you make. Just remember, whatever decision you do make is not just for four years, but for 40years.
April 14th, 2009
2:07 pm
I think it's very refreshing to hear about a top football prospect with academics on his mind. Depending on his future goals, any school would be a great choice. Certainly, UGA needs some better hands.
FYI UGA Graduate, "ALOT" is not a word. It is two words, "a lot".
April 14th, 2009
2:07 pm
Lovethehate- You are absolutely right. You have to win 9-10 games because your schedule is 1-AA material. You don't get a whole lot of credit when you play 1 tough game a year.
April 14th, 2009
2:14 pm
"nearsighted about the SEC"… hmmmmmm maybe because this is a paper in the state of… GEORGIA?!?!?! There seems to be a biased towards Mark Richt on these blogs?!?!?!?! Weird! It's almost like this is a paper in the state of…GEORGIA!!!!!!!!
April 14th, 2009
2:23 pm
Les- yeah those 10 win seasons in the SEC are really starting to get boring.
April 14th, 2009
2:24 pm
I say he ends up at UGA
April 14th, 2009
2:31 pm
Dawgs would KILL Notre Dame if they played a game. Next question.
April 14th, 2009
2:37 pm
So according to mutt fans it's a toss-up between the state school of Georgia and Notre Dame. Ha, ha, ha. Athen's is where the spoiled kids of Gwinnett go to party between Sunday night and Friday at noon. Please don't confuse the academics, environment, and experience offered by the two schools. There is no comparison.
April 14th, 2009
3:12 pm
April 14th, 2009
3:45 pm
LovetheHate, ND has had a top 3 class for 4 years straight. Doesn't much matter when you can't coach'em up. BTW, how many conf. champs are 7-6? Moron
April 14th, 2009
3:52 pm
Les, check the facts silly rabbit. Only 6 other coaches in NCAA HISTORY have won more games in their first seven years as a head coach. But, yeah, I can see the comparison to Weis……unreal
April 14th, 2009
3:53 pm
I can't help but wonder if any of the ND lovers have ever been to South Bend, IN? Good lord…that town is one of the biggest dumps in the state of Indiana..and I know…I live in Indiana! I'm also a UGA grad working for the Dept of Homeland Security and as far as ND having a better academic program…I've met several ND grads, as well as several other grads of "top schools" in Indiana, who are complete morons! I hope the kid chooses UGA..not only b/c I am a dawg fan..but I just don't think a georgia boy would last that long in one of the most depressing towns in the US!
April 14th, 2009
4:21 pm
I keep seeing Stanford name and one of the things I do not understand is why recruits and others seem to forget that their coach wants OUT, he wants to be in the NFL, he wanted the Raiders Job, he made that known if he get what he wants he will move on.
April 14th, 2009
4:25 pm
What more could he ask more. How about an education?? Georgia grad rate is 25%!!! The SEC is great football with some dumb players. I love degrees in Event Planning, General Studies, African American studies and Sports Admin!! Awesome!
April 14th, 2009
4:29 pm
I appreciate all the negative feedback from all the ND haters in the world. I guess it's fun to kick the football giant while it's on the ground. And before it's even written yes we haven't won a title in 20 years, had a couple of chances but fell short. I bet people wrote the same about SC when we beat them almost 10 yrs straight. Make no mistake we will be back. And Georgia will still be Georgia…
April 14th, 2009
4:36 pm
Melanie R.
There is one common denominator in your statement. You. We hated to see you go. But we now have one less Moron in Indiana. Thanks
April 14th, 2009
5:11 pm
Let's see, Notre Dame or UGA. Tough decision, they both SUCK!
April 14th, 2009
5:58 pm
Hope he goes to UGA. Urban may leave Fla. if Weis is fired, but it would take serious money. Personally, I think ND will have a 9-3 type year, and Weis will stick around.
April 14th, 2009
7:03 pm
I find it extremely amusing that rabid fans who don't know how to do anything except rip schools other than their favorite pay so much attention to the recruiting of high school athletes they know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about.
The player in question wasn't that great as a sophomore. He would have been the No. 3 receiver at the school he transferred from if he stayed there. When you look at the numbers he put up against inferior competition on a pass-happy team, they're not all that impressive.
I saw the WR from Tift County who played in the Georgia Dome a few years ago and he wasn't that good. Georgia signed him and he's going to sit on the bench most of his career. Unless Jones improved dramatically or made a Robert Johnson kind of deal, he's not nearly as good as the hype surrounding him.
But that really doesn't matter to most of the goobers on blogs like this. Ya'll just want to exchange mindless putdowns of whatever rival is recruiting the same kid as your beloved Bulldogs/Jackets/Gators/Tide/Irish/whatever.
And the AJC, which has completely abandoned its high school sports coverage, keeps feeding all you pigs at the recruiting trough and ya'll just slop it up.
April 14th, 2009
7:13 pm
i's gat me dagreee frum Noder Daime but can not gat a jub cause cadolics dont oen many budnisseess. I'd go ta TelaViv Univ ifs i could do it over agnain.
April 14th, 2009
7:22 pm
Recruiting Skeptic: Just out of curiosity, does ND & UGA know about these WR's?? If they're better than Jones, then they must be big time recruits. Not that UGA doesn't cover the state, but we could use a few great wr's right now. Do you have a name(s) for us? Tks..
April 14th, 2009
7:33 pm
Scout – I didn't know ND plays 1AA teams. You do know that schedules are made in advance, right. You wanna rip ND for it's schedule, but go look at Bama and PSU schedule this year.. It's about as terrible as NDs. You can try to justify the so call tough SEC schedule, when yet they play teams like Troy and Appy State while playing tough teams in their conference like Vandy, Miss State, and Kentucky. Your arugment is moot..
Brock D – "ND has had a top 3 class for 4 years straight."
2006 ND #8 in recruiting
2007 ND #8 in recruiting
2008 ND #1 in recruiting
2009 ND #21 in recruiting
Where are these so called 4 straight years? I quote Jim Calhoun in saying, "Get your facts straight and than come and talk to us!"
April 14th, 2009
7:53 pm
I don't believe ND nation has an overall great feeling about landing Jones.
ND will be better this year because of our easy schedule, but we are also starting to build depth at every position. UGA obviously has more talent but don't count out the irish. Good luck all.
April 14th, 2009
8:10 pm
He has to select the school that feels best to a 17-18 year old. Not what everyone says is best for him. I hope he gets to make his own choice. Where ever he goes he will make good, lifelong friends. He knows what feels right for him and I wish him good luck. He may turn out to be a great player, but only time will tell about that.
April 14th, 2009
8:53 pm
Please Assist:
It's not that the other 2 are necessarily that great (1 is a senior but wasn't seriously recruited; the other may be a 1-AA or lower level D-1 prospect). Jones simply wasn't that highly regarded, which may be why his dad took him to a school that throws the ball a lot and plays inferior competition.
College recruiters make mistakes all the time. I saw the kid from Tift play in the Georgia Dome against Jones' old school, and saw nothing to indicate that he was worthy of a Georgia scholarship. Maybe he'll prove me wrong, but at this stage, he hasn't.
Maybe Jones has improved to the degree that he is worth being pursued by all these big-time programs. But I remain skeptical based on what I saw and have heard since.
My frame of reference for a big time college prospect WR is Sean Bailey, who was exceptional in high school and played pretty well for the 'Dogs. Jones is no Sean Bailey.
April 14th, 2009
10:36 pm
Irish 25…"WE" don't want Urban??? Are you nuts???
Speak for yourself!!!
April 14th, 2009
11:36 pm
TJ Do not forget about Auburn.
April 15th, 2009
12:06 am
Actually irishmist there are plenty of Irish fans who don't want Urban Meyer. He was offer and never took the job, why offer him again?
April 15th, 2009
12:08 pm
1. 7B-AAA North Hall lost to Jones' old school by 2 points, per AJC, this pre-season. Jones' school soundly beat North Hall. So, there's no talent deficit or inferior competition.
2. You have several post bashing Jones. Doesn't sound like Jones is your issue. Maybe you should send your slanted vents to the coaches of the WR's you feel have been over-looked. Or send film to the colleges you feel could benefit those kids. Bashing defenseless kids doesn't further your cause and it makes you look bitter and jealous.
3. Sean Bailey is no A.J. Green, so who cares. Be the best player you can be and let others like you judge..
4. Jones sounds like his final 7 colleges will offer him success in life and a chance to further his education.. Isn't that what all of this is about anyway? Football is the perk, not the leading factor..
Who cares what team, get the degree… The joke is on all of these kids who think they are going to go pro, end up hurt, without the degree. Then they look back and say, man, I should have taken school more seriously.. That's the big a-hah moment..
April 15th, 2009
12:17 pm
go to georgia if you want to win a national champion title
April 15th, 2009
12:47 pm
welll, im thinking this kid is all Bulldog, but the article does make it look promising for ND. hope he comes out and plays for the Irish. Urban should be offered the job at ND if charlie doesnt produce, but i do believe he will produce good results the next two years and save his ass. i was one who definately wanted him fired after the fiasco that was last season. We will all find out in less than 24 hours.
April 15th, 2009
1:32 pm
April 15th, 2009
4:17 pm
I hope the kid goes where he wants to go period but being an Irish fan living in Georgia I feel I'm entitled to my 2 cents. Both schools have great football programs past and present. Georgia leads the series 1-0 (Not much of a series I know). Notre Dame has the better academics period. The deciding factor is the fans. While ND fans are eternally optmistic probably to a fault,most Georgia fans are nothing but stupid rednecks who have an IQ slightly lower than a rock and wouldn't know how to properly cheer their team on even if it was taught on a kindergarten level! I know this because on of their own who was a class act described them as basically animals! That person you ask? None other than Lewis Grizzard! He said that Georgia's win over Notre Dame for the 1980 national championship was flawed for 2 reasons. 1)Notre Dame shouldn't have even been there. They were 9-1-1 going into that game. Pitt, NC or several others should have been there, with that said though it took everything Georgia had including final minutes heroics to beat the Irish. 2)That the behavior of the Georgia fans was so God-awful he was EMBARRASSED to be associated with Georgia football! Drunken, worthless excuses of fans who just needed a place rather than a reason to act out! He went on to praise the Irish fans for their civility. NOTHING HAS CHANGED ABOUT THEM IN THE LAST 29 YEARS AND THATS WHY NO MATTER WHAT NOTRE DAME WILL ALWAYS BE BETTER THAN THE BULLDOGS. THE IRISH ARE A CLASS ACT AND GEORGIA ISN'T AND NEVER WILL BE!
April 15th, 2009
8:45 pm
TJ go to a school that is going to give you a degree that means something! Georgia is not that school and it is not recognized outside of the South. You have several good academic choices available, and if you make that choice based solely on football or the potential for a National Championship, again Georgia is not your choice! Especially as long as Flordia is in the SEC. Georgia will NOT be winning any national championships, then what are you left with….a Bull Sh*t degree from UGA. GO USC!!!
April 15th, 2009
9:42 pm
TJ go to a school that is going to give you a degree that means something! Georgia is not that school and it is not recognized outside of the South. You have several good academic choices available, and if you make that choice based solely on football or the potential for a National Championship, again Georgia is not your choice! Especially as long as Flordia is in the SEC. Georgia will NOT be winning any national championships, then what are you left with….a Bull Sh*t degree from UGA. GO USC!!! That is the "Real" (USC) the University of Southern California not South Carolina!
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April 16th, 2009
11:21 am
[...] UCLA and Ohio State. His father Andre played at Notre Dame, and Tai-ler has made no secret of where his father would prefer for him to attend college. Those Notre Dame folks can be a clannish lot, so I wouldn't be a [...]
April 16th, 2009
11:16 pm
Told yall he was a Stanford lean…
you just didn't listen did ya
July 28th, 2009
9:28 pm
[...] Wide receiver recruit Tai-ler Jones, son of former Notre Dame linebacker Andre Jones, is announcing his college decision on Thursday and the Irish are among seven finalists according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. [...]


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Posted under Race Reports by Chris Budzban on May 28th, 2005
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May 28, 2005; Marshfield, WI: – Sternweis & Sons Concrete night at the races hosted a 40-lap Limited Late Model feature won by Neil Knoblock. Knoblock picked up his second feature win here in two weeks. Bo Bennish in the Super Stock division was fast timer and won the feature. Kevin Eckes won his first feature this season in the 4-Cylinders. Cody Meyer with his fourth clean-sweep in the 1-Man Cruiser division.
The first of the Mid-State Touring Series Limited Late Model races at Marshfield Super Speedway hosted a 40-lap feature. With 35 laps remaining Justin Switlick took the lead. Knoblock was on the move and took the outside groove to make the pass on Switlick. With 27 laps left, Knoblock completed his pass to take the lead. Switlick continued to hold his line in the second position as Justin Woller raced to the front looking to advance. With 17 to go, Woller passed Switlick for second. Kyle Bauknecht raced from the back of the field and broke into the top five with 13 to go. Bauknecht began working on Jeremy Switlick for the fourth spot and took it from him with ten laps left. Bauknecht continued to advance and grabbed the third spot from Justin Switlick. Knoblock led the field to his second victory in a row here at the half-mile. Woller picked up second, Bauknecht third, Justin Switlick fourth and Jeremy Switlick fifth.
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The state of Interaction Design tools, by Pasql
Pasql nails the current state of ux animation tools. This part, about the difficulty of 'designing' in a node-based environment, is particularly spot-on.
Curated by Timoni West.
Primarily focused on product design, technology, cognitive psychology, and the brain. Also—pretty pictures, sometimes moving.
The state of Interaction Design tools, by Pasql
Pasql nails the current state of ux animation tools. This part, about the difficulty of 'designing' in a node-based environment, is particularly spot-on.
The studies have suggested that the phenomenology of enjoyment has eight major components. When people reflect on how it feels when their experience is most positive, they mention at least one, and often all, of the following:
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The combination of all these elements causes a sense of deep enjoyment that is so rewarding people feel that expending a great deal of energy is worthwhile simply to be able to feel it.
West: There is a whole class of gesture-based functionality, basically, that mobile apps are trying to take advantage of, which is fantastic. Now on Foursquare, when you pull down on a venue, it checks you in without you having to tap the screen. It's a power user feature we tell people about—it's very rare you accidentally do it. Plus, a little bit of a learning curve isn't that bad. A lot of web gurus say it's bad if there's any kind of learning curve or tutorial needed, but I disagree. We're making the standards. This is the time when we're figuring out what the best practice is.
Disabato: It's funny, I'll see people much younger than myself having no problem learning totally new interaction models on these interfaces when they aren't given any help. I'll see people my age or older, I'm 31, they'll struggle and won't be able to do anything on it, and they'll need help.
West: We already have a mental model, or muscle memory, tripping us up. I have an Xbox, and I always had Nintendo before, so I keep wanting to hit A and B all the time. If I was a five year old, I would have no issues.
Disabato: I think you might start seeing apps that are experimental for their own sake. They do very weird things with gestures, they're not really serious labored endeavors, but they're something you can play with and understand the limitations of the medium. You see that a lot with game design and sound apps, music generation apps, that sort of stuff, where it's just this weird set of graphics you play around with, like [sound toy app] Pluto Pluto. The more people actually use them, the more you'll start to understand there's way more to design than what Apple proscribes in their interface guidelines.
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The reason that I think the pull-down-to-refresh works so well in Tweetie 2 is because it's discoverable and explanatory. It's discoverable because you already know how to scroll a list, and as you scroll up, when you get to the top — bam — the UI reveals itself and you go "whoa, what's that?". It explanatory because once you start tugging down there is some great UI feedback, actual text that provides instructions as you interact. It's not like it pops up some modal dialog with instructions on how to use it, the UI itself is the instruction. Once you learn it you simply ignore the text and can look at the graphical arrow which gives appropriate feedback on what you need to do.
Now, I think you can split gestures into two categories. One is of the pull-down-to-refresh kind. These are gestures that are discoverable and explanatory. The other kind of gestures are like tapping-the-status-bar-to-scroll-to-the-top, or swipe-to-delete (or swipe-to-reply in Tweetie). These gestures you won't discover on your own except by accident. These are not discoverable, and they are not explanatory.
This second class of gestures can exist (in my opinion) because they are not the only way to accomplish a goal. In the case of tapping the status bar, users already know how to scroll to the top manually. It's slower, but it's possible. In the case of swipe to delete, users already know they can tap on a message and then tap the trash button. So knowing the gesture isn't necessary.
So when you're inventing new gestures, it's important to think about whether the gesture is required to use the app. If it's the only way to accomplish a goal, you better be sure it's discoverable and explanatory without needing to read a manual. If it's the other kind of gesture, go nuts!
(The Twitter conversations that inspired this post can be found here and here (ish).)
A couple of weeks ago, I was using the latest version of the Rdio app and realized that I had no idea how to put a song into a playlist. After hopelessly tapping around, I got a bit annoyed and posted a tweet asking if anyone had figured it out, which is my standard reaction when things aren't immediately obvious in apps.
But then I thought about an interaction that we'd recently put into place at Foursquare, the long tap checkin. So, curious, I held down my finger on the song title. Lo and behold, a whole set of song action options popped up, including Add to Playlist. Excellent! I added the song and went on my merry way.
Fast-forward a couple of weeks and my friend Keith is also complaining on Twitter about how he can't find key features in Rdio. People mention the long tap, but it's obvious there's a problem; the menu is undiscoverable. The long tap is a graceful solution, but it's a hidden solution: Rdio needs to teach us.
This illustrates an interesting tension in interaction design. On the one hand, designers want to make obvious interfaces—on some level, in fact, we're looking to create the Holy Grail of interaction design: apps so fluid, so intuitive, that people naturally have an 'a-ha' moment, and there's never a sense of frustration during onboarding. And that's great; that's an amazing goal, and I hope we achieve it.
But at this point in technology, especially with gestural-based stuff, we're not only working out the kinks, we're working with a lot of technological, physical disadvantages. For example, there's no mass commercial computer interface as simple, light, and high-fidelity as pen and paper. The iPad is a solid start, and we can reasonably expect the technology to improve dramatically over the coming decades. But fine, delicate movements and gestures just aren't supported by technology at this time.
And aside from the technology constraints, we simply do have to create a new set of interactions for new interfaces. Screens have things you can move around, unlike drawings on a sheet of paper, so you'll be covering up content at some point. Screens can be positioned in a wide variety of spaces, sizes and contexts; if you're presenting information, you'll be using more than just your hands but your entire arms and perhaps entire body. So there's a whole set of interactions, not only you interacting with elements on the screen, but you interacting with the screen, that simply haven't been standardized yet.
But that's okay! Here's the important part: don't feel like every single action you design right now, in this Wild West time of interaction design, has to be completely intuitive. There are things we think are intuitive now that we learned using tutorials decades ago. Andrei Herasimchuk pulled up a great old Apple tutorial on how to use a mouse. Do you remember those? Probably not, even if you're above a certain age, and your kids or siblings (or maybe even you) have likely never seen them. They learned how to use a mouse by watching people instead. People don't come out of the womb knowing how to use a mouse—they do learn it, at some point—but once the information is out there they can learn so seamlessly it doesn't matter.
So don't be afraid. The interactions we have to teach now may be the new standards for the next generation, and they may be much better than what we had before, even if they're slightly less intuitive to start. Don't be too hard on yourself, and don't stop from doing something interesting just because you have to show someone else how to use it. Don't stifle innovation and interesting gestures. Explain them, and people will remember.
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This is good to keep in mind the next time you read an article berating you for not continually taking pleasure in the "magic" of some device or another. Your brain simply isn't equipped to be continually delighted by one thing over and over again.
Aesthetic appreciation is the most interesting form of enjoyment. Science fiction writers call it "sensawunda." It's awe, it's mystery, it's harmony. I call it delight. Aesthetic appreciation, like fun, is about patterns. The difference is that aesthetics is about recognizing patterns, not learning new ones.
Delight strikes when we recognize patterns but are surprised by them. It's the moment at the end of Planet of the Apes when we see the Statue of Liberty. It's the thrill at the end of the mystery novel when everything falls into place. It's looking at the Mona Lisa and seeing that smile hovering at the edge of known expressions and matching it to our hypothesis of what she's thinking. It's seeing a beautiful landscape and thinking all is right in the world.
Why does a beautiful landscape make us feel that way? Because it meets our expectations, and exceeds them. We find things beautiful when they are very close to our idealized image of what they should be but with an additional surprising wrinkle. A perfectly closed off plot, with just a couple of loose threads. A picture of a farmhouse, but the paint is peeling. Music that comes back to the tonic note and then drops a whole step further to end on an unresolved minor seventh. It sends us chasing off after new patterns.
Beauty is found in the tension between our expectation and the reality. It is only found in settings of extreme order. Nature is full of extremely ordered things. The flowerbed bursting its boundaries is expressing the order of growth, the order of how living things stretch beyond their boundaries, even as it is in tension with the order of the well-manicured walkway.
Delight, unfortunately, doesn't last. It's like the smile from a beautiful stranger in a stairwell - it's fleeting. It cannot be otherwise - recognition is not an extended process.
You can regain delight by staying away from the object that caused it previously, then returning. You'll get that recognition again. But it's not quite what I would call fun. It's something else - our brains rewarding us for having learned well. It is the epilogue to the story. The story itself is the fun of learning.
A person may delight you, for example, all of your life, but they will delight you with new and interesting things, or by doing one thing rarely.
We may then be tempted to describe interactions using what can be seen on the screen: posts, messages, ratings, votes, and so on. But that would be to miss out completely on the relationships, the intentions, motives, communication, symbolic interactions, and other aspects of social interaction which transcend empirical evidence. Not to mention time, which is such a critical dimension to social interactions. For all social interactions involve references to past activity and create opportunities for future activity. Relationships are nothing if not the orientation we take to others over time, moreso perhaps when we are absent from each other than when we are present.
Social Interaction Design: Beyond Use, from Gravity7
As a user experience designer, I thought my job was to make things not suck. Until recently. As technology has evolved, human behavior has evolved along with it. Since behavior is the basis of user experience design, my job has evolved as well. Now, my job is to make things people love. At the 2009 IA Summit, Karl Fast articulated the value proposition of user experience design with sparkling clarity. "Engineers make things," he said, "we make people love them." And then he held up an iPhone as an example.
This is a crucial change, the importance of which cannot be overstated.
The iPhone is Not Easy to Use: A New Direction for User Experience Design, from Johnny Holland - It's all about interaction
This is directly related to something I've been pondering a lot lately: namely, how to easily differentiate—and explain the difference to uneducated aduiences—between unexpected delightful interactions and unexpected bad interactions.
Obviously the key difference is supporting what the user intends to do versus what you want the user to do. And even if you choose the former path, there's a problem associated with assuming too much about what the user wants to do.
Example: having a car automatically unlock when the owner's within a certain range is a nice anticipatory feature, but having the car start up as soon as the owner gets inside is assuming too much about what the user intends to do. Result: The owner is startled and confused. Eventually, the owner will be used to the car automatically starting, but will be continually irritated, not pleased, every time they go to the car just to get something out of the glove compartment.
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Don't Count Out the Devils Before the Season Starts
Every year before the start of the season I'll sit at my computer and read through as many season previews and predictions as I can. And every year it's the same story with the Devils: They lost a key player, they don't have enough talent, and the most commonly used one, this is the year Martin Brodeur shows his age. But every year these so called "experts" are proven wrong.
Last year was suppose to be a train wreck of a season. With Ilya Kovalchuk's contract eating most of the cap space, and a new coach who would need time to transition the team into his system, we were suppose to see the Devils out of contention. They were supposed to be in the draft lottery for a second straight year. But again, they proved the doubters wrong.
This year, similar assumptions are being made about the Devils. Listening to people around the web, not many of them are giving the Devils a shot. This year, we are hearing the same things I opened up with – they lost Zach Parise, they don't have any depth, Marty is getting old. Those reasons are all valid. When talking about the Devils, however, those assumptions are proven wrong most of the time.
The loss of Parise will no doubt hurt at first. No one will know where the goals will come from, but I will say this: What happened when we lost guys like Scott Gomez, Bobby Holik, Scott Niedermayer, Brian Rafalski, Paul Martin, etc. The Devils just kept winning. With a tradition of losing big name players, the Devils' "team first" mentality always overcame the loss of a superstar player and there is no reason to think it won't happen again.
This team is not made up of many superstars. Of course, we have a few in Kovalchuk, Patrik Elias, and Brodeur. After that, most guys on this team are unnamed and unheralded.
Last year in the playoffs, we saw the Devils depth that many people said we didn't have. The line of Stephen Gionta, Ryan Carter, and Steve Bernier were, in many of the games, the most dangerous line on the ice. They stuck to the system that head coach Pete DeBoer put in place, were rewarded with important ice time, and gave the Devils a boost with goals.
Without that line there is a good chance the Devils don't make it to the Cup Final. Yet we lose one player in the off-season and now the "experts" say we don't have depth. Depth will not be an issue for the Devils this year and they will prove it as the season rolls along.
When will the experts give up the notion that Marty is finally going to show his age? They've been saying this for probably for the last 7 years and yet time and time again he just puts up numbers that most goalies in their prime would love to have.
Yes, they aren't your normal Marty-esque numbers, but he is still a goalie that can be the backbone of a championship caliber team. With the shortened season, and having one of the best back up goaltenders this game has ever seen in Johan Hedberg, Marty will be fresh throughout the season and I could see him rolling back the clock and putting up numbers resembling the ones he put up in his prime.
The Devils are a true team first organization. They proved it for the past 20 years and, to me, will continue to succeed with this formula. Devils fans should be very excited for this season and although they never get the attention from the "experts" that they deserve, they will continue to prove them wrong and just win games.
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StevenWoj Says:
January 15th, 2013 at 4:13 pm
This was exactly what I was thinking while I was watching the NHL Network Atlantic Division preview. As the minutes went by and I had to hear more and more about the Penguins, Rangers, and Flyers I thought, wait, who went to the Cup Finals last season? I wish I calculated the time spent previewing each team versus the Devils. It had to be 2-to-1 easily. I just feel bad for the Islanders who they spent even less time than that on.
SpeakoftheDevs Says:
January 15th, 2013 at 4:18 pm
This seems to be an issue every year, and I am starting to enjoy it more and more every year. When your team goes to the SCF and you go into the following season still having to prove something, it can only help motivate them even more.


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