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It says we were receiving around about £1.56 million for TV rights.Seems quite a lot for this level but out of my first ten games this season,we are on TV for seven of them!
It says we were receiving around about £1.56 million for TV rights.Seems quite a lot for this level but out of my first ten games this season,we are on TV for seven of them!
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - September - 2015
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
We fully deserved the victories against Peurtollano in the league and Eibar in the cup as they were both reduced to ten men and we took full advantage of that fact and it also sees us win a game in the Copa del Rey which is an improvement on last season.The game against Racing can only be described as a hit and run!We fought bravely against Tenerife as we lost 4-3 in an exciting game which saw Sola get another hat-trick even though he did that,the opposition saw one of their players get all four!Ended the month with a trip to recently relegated Osasuna,we lost 1-0 but this could have been a lot worse then it actually was.
Twelve points down,thirty six to go to make sure we survive.We are in this position due to Iker Sola who has been on fire this season,his seven appearances have seen him score ten goals,he only needs three more to beat his record last season and we've only just hit October!Need to get results in the home games as I'm not too confident with the away games just yet but we are making strides,I'm more confident of survival now then I was two months ago!
Last edited by B.W.G; 22-03-2012 at 00:06.
Looking well!
Excellent start. Keep it up!
Managing fine so far.
Thanks guys
We've made a winning start to October as we beat strugglers Villarreal "B"
Excellent start in Liga Adelante, keep it up!
I am pretty sure you get more than I do in Russia...
Great start to the campaign!
Scarman - Thanks Will try my best even thought it will be difficult.
Flamers - I probably do seeing as we have practically been on TV every other week.Must be a local channel like S4C that doesn't have great viewing figures!
cerud - Thanks
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - October 2015
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
A pretty solid month which saw us pick up 8 points and go unbeaten in the league but crash out of the cup.Started the month with a win over struggling Villarreal "B" with MAR getting his first of the season.Lost to Almeria in the cup which was a bit gutting as I found out they drew Athletic Bilbao in the next round!We returned to winning ways in the game against Murica as the partnership of Goni and Sola provided victory.The month ended with two 2-2 draws against Barcelona "B" and Almeria which were both away from home which is quite encouraging for us.Iker Sola has already got 13 goals up to this point which matches the number he scored last season.
November will be an extremely tough month for us as we have to face the high flying trio of Valladolid,Numancia and Getafe.Right now I'll settle for four points from five games and I don't care how I get them but we are thirteen points above the relegation and I can't say I expected to be that far off after ten games,I was expecting four or five above it.I still need another 28 points to ensure survival and we have 32 games to get it in which equates to 0.875 points a game!
Last edited by B.W.G; 23-03-2012 at 15:55.
Excellent start mate, Soria seems to have banged plenty in for you so far this season!
Thanks Mate He (Sola!) is up to 14 after two games in November so he has 14 in 14 so far which has already surpassed last season so he still going,if he keeps going at this rate then he could possibly break Goni's record of 23 goals!
In other news,Ricardo Santamaria has become the first C.D. Vitoria player to be called up to Spain u19's so finally some recognition for our youngsters!
Amazing progress, keep it up!!
So... back to back promotions on the way?
Let's hope you can get another promotion, that would be great Keep up the good work mate!
JackJCFC - Thanks mate
Coentrao - Doubtful that will happen but give I reckon I can get it in three or so seasons
Tactic Master - We can all live on hope but I'm not convinced we can get it this season but that doesn't mean I won't try Thanks!
Going really well in the league .
November has been an interesting month where I've actually done better away from home!
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - November 2015
League Fixtures
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
Well that was an unusual month for us,1 points gained at home,6 gained away.We didn't turn up for the game against Valladolid,in which the only real highlight from that match for us was Sola scoring.We held out to claim a valuable point against Numancia which was the case of the under achievers vs the over achievers.The game against Leganes was an impressive comeback as we were 2-1 down after 60 minutes but two goals in six minutes saw us claim a priceless victory.The Getafe game had a miracle which was us scoring twice as they had too much quality for us to handle and showed why they were the leaders.The last game of the month saw a very impressive victory over Xerez in which I don't understand how we won that convincingly and how they are doing so badly with some of the quality players at their disposal.
December sees us play three games against high flying Las Palmas and mid table sides Rayo and Recreativo so I will be happy to take anything out of those games.Iker Sola is still knocking them in as he is now up to 17 for the season in which 13 have been in the league which makes him the league's top scorer.Goni has 9 in 17 which all of his goals have been in the league so these two have been pretty sensational for us and I hope that can continue.
Last edited by B.W.G; 24-03-2012 at 10:35.
Wow keep it up. You're doing great.
I've have finished December but it will be up later.In short,Iker Sola is now up to 20 goals in 20 games and Unai Gurrutxaga has already broke the Liga Adelante record for assists as he just got his 16th of the season!
put a screenshot up of Iker sola ...
Sorry it's late,I've not long finished work but here is a screenshot of Sola
you have done really well to get him averaging a goal a game, future captain possibly as well with that influence
I think my AML has helped quite alot as he has 16 assists and Sola plays on the left of my striking pair.Sola will more then likely become the clubs vice captain in the future as Angel Diez will be club captain till the day he leaves.
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - December 2015
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
Only the three games in December before the Christmas break,we were overpowered by the much higher quality of Las Palmas.3-1 actually flattered us more then them as they could have easily scored seven or eight.The game against Recreativo was a very even game which could have gone either way,thankfully better finishing saw it go our way as we claimed a valuable three points.The game against Rayo was nothing more then a heroic performance of the defence's half,we a goal down and Bodipo was sent off in injury time in the first half.Second half starts and we immediately equalized with Sola scoring his 20th of the season,we then managed to hang on to claim a valuable point.
January sees four more games which will put us just over the half way mark,my aim was for 48 points for survival which is still my primary objective but as it stands we only need 17 points from 24 games.Barring any injuries,I'd be happy with two or three points as that will help keep us ticking over as I'm not expecting us to carry on this sort of form.
Last edited by B.W.G; 24-03-2012 at 21:52.
A slight drop but still doing amazingly well, hope you can make playoffs!
Thanks I never really expected to be this close to the playoffs but given we have an average age of 18 years old will give us a few years to become better players and then fight for promotion.
Are you scared of promotion? Why I obviously wouldn't turn it down I'd feel very wary of it at this stage.
I am definitely on edge about promotion,if I get it then I get and will fight tooth and nail to survive,if I don't get it then it will be a case of pick myself up and carry on.I do feel if we did somehow manage it then we would most definitely be the whipping boys in top flight
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - January 2016
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
We battle throughout January and came out with five points which was a good showing.A disappointing draw against Elche saw us throw a 3-1 lead and only walk out with a point,a late equalizer from Gorka Bengoetxea saw us claim a point at home against Sabadell.The 4-1 victory against Eibar,I don't know what to say,we were outshot 16-6 and they had a better possession (59-41) yet we are the ones who walked out with three points!The game against Albacete was disastrous,only we could go to a team who had not got anything in eight games and lose so it was a day to forget.
Iker Sola got another two goals which takes his tally up to 21 goals in 22 appearances but there is a worry about his performances,they have been that good that Athletic Bilbao have been sniffing around as they want him to be a long term replacement Fernando Llorente but Sola only has a buyout clause of £1.1 million so hopefully they won't bid that high for him so I can keep rejecting the offers.
Last edited by B.W.G; 25-03-2012 at 21:07.
Skimmed through your progress here, quite remarkable to be on the brink of promotion to the top tier so early under the give youth a chance rules. But I think the quality of your youths has helped immensely, that Iker Sola guy is brilliant. I think a 1.1M clause won't be enough to put the AI clubs away from him...
I think promotion is a huge possibility and I have faith in your managerial skills!
noikeee - It has been quite shocking as even I didn't think we get promoted from Segunda Division B so quickly.The youths have come in better then the majority of senior players and that combined with instant first team experience has helped them develop.So far,there is only Athletic interested in him from higher divisions as well as a host of Segunda Division B teams.
Tactic Master - Thanks Anything is possible but I'm not sure as there are only five teams including us fighting for the last two playoff spots but hopefully we can do it.
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - February 2016
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
Only the three games in February due to our match against Racing being postponed twice due to waterlogged pitch and then International call ups.In a surprising twist,we were actually better then the opposition team and fully deserved the win against Gimnastic and that is something that hasn't happened too often this season.The game against can be described as mediocre,wasn't really exciting as both teams rather give the ball to each other,luckily we had our shooting boots on as this claimed a vital three points against Peurtollano.The stats don't normally lie and what it says about our result against Tenerife is that we were extremely lucky to walk out with a point from that game.
We are one point off a playoff spot as we head into March,we do have a busy March as we have six games to play.The six games in clude,the two of the three bottom teams,a mid table side and three of the top five so I won't be holding my breath too much as March will probably make or break our season.The best thing about March will be coming up soon and that is a look at the next crop of youth candidates in which we now have good Junior Coaching as well as Basic youth facilities which is much better then when we first started.
Last edited by B.W.G; 26-03-2012 at 22:42.
Great career! Really enjoyed reading it. You shouldn't be scared of promotion, even if you go back to Liga Adelante, the finances will be improved and you'll be able to invest in youth coaching. Wish you luck! And just one advice, for me at least it will be more interesting if you post all of your 11 titular players at the end of the season.
Incredible progression through the leagues so far mate, this next intake could give you the player you need for a proper push at promotion.
Great movement so far. Playoffs is a real possibility and would a nice achievement. Even if you don't get promoted, Proto is right, next year will be great for growth and financial advancement.
Still got a good chance of making the play-off's.
Proto Tarkula - Thanks With what you just said,it does make sense to go for promotion an not be scared.I actually like the idea of showing my regular 11 players so I will start it at the end of this season.
arinceo - Thanks fella,not too far off next the youth candidate day so we will see what we get.I'm hoping for a DR and a decent backup for GK but think I'll take anything at the moment.
Cerud - Thanks It is a possibility but we will need to play to our fullest as I know we could get promotion,as for next season I don't care what division I'm in as I will give it my best shot in whatever situation we are in.
SRL88 - I honestly thought we blew it as we have had a poor March but other teams around us have done the same so we are still in with a shout.
Sooo close in the playoff race!
We've dropped off the pace while going for 5th so 6th looks best bet.The only problem is that between 6th and 12th place,there are only 6 points separating the side,we are in 7th one point behind 6th!
Youth Candidate Day has arrived,the best rated of them is a MC from Luxembourg of all places but will give screenshots after 9 PM as I've got to go places.
Well, the Basque country is reknowned for its big Luxemburgher community
It will be in the future,keep him till he retires from playing then hopefully he'll become a coach at the club which will help influence the Youth Candidate days
Youth Candidate Day
Welcome to C.D. Vitoria's 5th annual Youth Candidate Day,this year we have our first ever foreigner to come through and is the leading star of the team.
The star of the show,hailing from Strassen,Luxembourg....Daniel Reuter!
Introducing my Assistants pick of the candidates,hailing from Vitoria,Spain.....Unai Zurro
I am signalling these two out as they are the best of the best in the Youth Candidate squad.Reuter has the potential to be a good La Liga player while Zurro has the potential to be a leading La Liga Player so these are definitely the best picks.Although Lekue,Valencia and Azpiroz have high potential,according to my ass man,there potential is limited to Liga Adelante.I feel they have been regarded at 5* and 3.5* PA due to our expectation of fighting relegation while Reuter and Zurro will far surpass them.
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - March 2016
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
I'll keep the first two games of the month short and sweet.....Terrible and we didn't even deserve to score!Bodipo was the hero in the game against Villarreal "B" as his double secured victory in a tight affair.Iker Sola doesn't like being overshadowed so he decided to get a brace against a better "B" team as he knocked in two against Barcelona "B" in a frantic 2-2 draw.The game against Murica could have gone either way but I think a draw was the fair result as both teams didn't really deserve to leave.LAst game of March saw us take on 5th place Almeria,we made them battle and in the end,it was our superior finishing which won us the game as we scored 3 from 4 on target.
Valladolid are in the final playoff spot of 6th place,one point ahead of us.The first game of April is a home game against.....Valladolid,I could not have asked for a more intense start to the month!I probably have the worst run in with eleven games to go as we face three of the top 6 and five of the top 9.I think this is officially squeaky bum time!
Last edited by B.W.G; 27-03-2012 at 00:15.
Not a bad youth intake!
Holy crap, Daniel is amazing.
You are getting some great regens.
It was quite a good youth intake but at the moment Basque and Spanish youngsters are really coming through.
There are 7 players from the Basque region in the Spain u19 team.Also from the u19 team there are the next Xavi (Three of them!),Fernando Hierro,Victor Valdes,Josep Guardiola,Sergio,David Albelda and Diego Lopez
The Spanish u21 team consists of 3 players from the Basque region.As for the touted as the next *insert random name*,there are Fernando Torres,Adier Del Horno,Manuel Alumina,Miguel Angel Nadal,Fran,Juanito and Rafael Gordillo.It also has two wonderkids,one of which is from the Basque region and playing for Athletic Bilbao!
So it will be tough for any Spanish youngster in the future!
He is but I have mixed feelings about him.My main aim was to concentrate on bringing Basque youngsters through but I wasn't expecting a foreigner to show up in the youth team!I'll probably feel less guilty in 2420 days time when he can claim Spanish citizenship!
They are great for this level but I feel that over half the ones in my first team would not be able to make the step up to Liga BBVA standard.
Wow I wish some of my players at Ruggell were as good as that! Good luck against the Valladolid, should be a great match
Give it a few years then you should start seeing results,we're up to Good Junior Coaching as well as Adequate facilities so that is helping but also Spain seems to receiving a lot of high potential youth.Daniel Garai is the best Spanish regen while Ignacio Izurza is the best 16 year old in the country.
As for the match against Valladolid,I don't know whether to be angry or frustrated.We were winning 2-1 and into the dying minutes of the game,we then go and concede an equalizer,in the fourth minute of injury time via a own goal!
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - April 2016
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
Only positive highlight in the month was the 2-0 victory over Leganes where Iker Sola scored his 29th goal of the season.We end the month in 9th place,five behind 6th place but there are still seven games left to play.Overall I will sum the month up like this....
Last edited by B.W.G; 27-03-2012 at 11:26.
Just read up on your career. Fantastic job, I'm really impressed at how you keep doing much better then is expected!
There's always next year, eh?
cswalk08 - Thanks I think that's because of the unity of the team,just bringing through the youth team does not disrupt harmony as much and doesn't really effect the tactics.It also helps to scout the next opposition and tweak tactics if necessary.
deltablue - It's not over till it's over,I'm just surprised it was our finishing which let us down.
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - May/June 2016
League Table
Manager's Thoughts
May was absolutely sensational,six games unbeaten,21 goals scored and got ourselves back into 6th place in the table and in the final playoff spot.One game left which was at the start of June,against 17th placed Eibar,we then chocked and lost the match,other results went against us and we lost out on head to head record.I am actually gutted but I said it's not over till it's over and we fought to the very end and at least we can claim the crown of Liga Adelante's greatest entertainers!
MAR was absolutely unstoppable scoring 7 in the last seven which even surpassed Sola's impressive tally of 6 goals in last seven games.If any positive comes from those last seven games,it will be that this squad will be fighting for promotion in the near future.I reckon by the end of the 2017/18 season,we should be fighting amongst the top teams in the league.
Last edited by B.W.G; 27-03-2012 at 16:48.
Good News
Quite a big stadium as well as it will hold 15,500 which is massive compared to our 900!
Bad News
The idiotic chairman decided not to take a loan out
Ugly News
I don't know where the got the figure £6.2 million from but when I checked the finances,it said £5.9 million.
Gutting in the league! Hope you don't go into administration, a points deduction will do you no favours.
I think the term is good luck?
It was quite gutting but next season will be our season (Not liking that,sound too much like a Liverpool fan )
We won't go into administration,my chairman is probably regarded as a tax evader!
With that injection we have increased Youth Recruitment (Now at basic level),increased Junior Coaching (Now at Excellent level) and we're having another Youth Facility upgrade.
Don't get me wrong but it was probably better this way since you get another season to develop your youngsters and have a better fighting chance on BBVA, you will surely go up next season
Great news about the Stadium!
Been following this for a while and I'm delighted that you got a player from where I live (not my nationality, but still)! Seeing a Luxembourger who could easily become good enough for La Liga is great.
Amazing progress you've made in so few seasons and the club is growing quite fast as well. How many spectators will the new stadium hold?
I was doing it for the money but your side does make a lot of sense as well,think I will aim for a playoff spot next season and maybe promotion the year after as that will work out to be two seasons which is when I move into the new stadium.
It is and 15,500 is an impressive amount to start with,it could possibly have numerous expansions to over 30,000 which would be quite good for a club of our stature.
New stadium will hold 15,500 to start off with and will probably have room for expansions.
EDIT:Talking of Daniel Reuter,he actually earned his first u21 cap at the age of 15!
Last edited by B.W.G; 27-03-2012 at 16:30.
Unluckey Just missing out on the playoffs :/
I think youll do wayy better next season because your team will be one year older
Was a tough break and I agree with you on that we should be able to do better next season as we are older.
Missing the playoffs was perhaps a blessing in disguise. Another year at the adelante level would do wonders for you to prepare for the top flight.
I get the feeling it was,we really need to work on our defence.Even though we conceded 70,it wasn't even close to Villarreal "B" conceding 117 goals.I feel the attacking force is good enough even though we need backups for upfront.
Speaking of Villarreal B, do you actually have a B team? Maybe in the future could it get promoted to Tercera from reputation?
Coentrao - We don't have a "B" so will look to get a Basque feeder team to send some players out on loan.
rancer890 - They do have the potential so they will get better but considering my back like had 4 players under 18 it was more of a learning experience for them!Now you said that,I will get World Class Strikers and Goalkeeper just to spite us by you saying and me wanting it
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - End of Season - 2015/16
Liga Adelante
League Table
Well considering it was our first season in Liga Adelante,we did very well and kept it entertaining for the fans and as well as the neutrals.We also were the top scorers in the league as well as having the tenth worse defence so people with heart problems better stay away.With having such a young squad,they can only get better.Considering we missed out on head to head record,things are looking up for us as our youngsters will get better and we could be able to claim a playoff spot in the next two seasons.The highlight of the season was beating the Champs Racing on their own ground but lets not mention the game where they came to us.
Cope del Rey
Third Round
Iker Sola basically destroyed Eibar with a hat-trick in the 2nd round as we won 4-1.We were drawn against Almeria in the 3rd round,the fact that it took Almeria into extra time to get rid of us shows how poor their finishing was.They dominated the game but needed extra time to beat us,a Gai Assulin brace is what inflicted the defeat on us.We are showing improvements so maybe we can reach the two legged ties in the future.
Players,Stats and Awards
Team Stats - Best XI 2015/16 - Overall Best XI
GK - Jose Zubillaga - 44 appearances,73 conceded,4 Clean Sheets - Was his first full season playing for the club and due to being so young I will let him off for his performances as he will get better as he gets older.Has shown flashes of his potential,if he can fulfil that potential then he can become a key figure at the club.
DR - Iker Lekumberri - 43 Appearances,0 Goals,0 Assists - The grandad of the team at 29.He is the weakspot of the team but has been kept in the first team due to noone being capable of challenging for the DR spot until now.This was probably his last season of playing regular first team action due to an hot prospect of a DR coming through.Will be an okay backup in the future until we get good enough backup.The clubs leading appearance maker with 207.
DC - Ricardo Sanramaria - 42 Appearaces,6 Goals,4 Assists - A solid season and is continuing to improve which can only be good for the future.He is probably the best player in the team at the moment and will be able to play in Liga BBVA.He has become one of the Spanish u19 trio along with Romero and Sola.Looking forward to how much he can improve.
DC - Rodolfo Bodipo - 43 Appearances,6 Goals,1 Assist - Again,another youngster playing his first full season with the team,won't start making any judgement on him till the end of next season.Still not picked what nation to play for,not even represented any of the nations at u19 level.
DL - Ignacio Romero - 42 Appearances,4 Goal,2 Assists - Another player who had his first full season with the club.I won't be too harsh on him as he is only 17 so will get better with age.
MC - Angel Diez - 44 Appearances,3 Goals,5 Assists - The club captain at 20 and will be the oldest player in the starting XI next season.Didn't have the best of seasons this past season but he will improve in seasons to come as he comes up to the standard of the league.Easily has 7 years left till he hits his prime so there is still some improvement left in him.Already racked up 184 appearances for the club,could easily make 500+ for the club.
MC - Eriz Uranga - 35 Appearances,3 Goals,6 Assists - Had a disrupted season due to a few niggling injuries one of which kept him out for seven weeks.When he did play,he did really as he was the one normally starting the movements.His progress did stall a bit but if he can keep injury free then there is no reason why he cannot succeed in Liga Adelante.
AMR - Miguel Angel Rodriguez - 44 Appearances,12 Goals,11 Assists - Now labelled the next Josep Guardiola which is quite weird because I'm sure Guardiola was a defensive midfielder.Had an excellent first full season with the club in which he finished the season on fire,although the most displeasing thing for me was that he was overlooked for the u19 Euro Championships as he deserved a place for his performances.He is only 17 and isn't even close to reaching his peak so it is exciting times ahead.
AML - Unai Gurrutxaga - 41 Appearances,5 Goals,31 Assists - Topped the assist chart with 31 which smashed the club record and he also smashed the Liga Adelante as all his assists came in the league.Will miss the start of next season due to injury but hopefully he can recapture some of the form he has shown this season.
ST - Carlos Goni - 44 Appearances,16 Goals,17 Assists - Another solid season for the youngster,he didn't do too bad but he was outshone by Iker Sola.He is still very young so he can improve,already has 55 goals for Vitoria so only needs 45 to hit a century so give him three seasons to get that in!
ST - Iker Sola - 43 Appearances,35 Goals,7 Assists - Absolutely fantastic season overall,won Maximo Goleador del ano Award for most league goals during the season as he hit 31 goals.To top off his fantastic season he won Fans Player of the Year.He is now regarded as a Favoured Personnel so yet another person who beats me to the list!
It was an absolutely sensational season as well as gutting at the same time but to finish 7th in our first season can be classified as a gigantic success.We still have a very young squad which can only get better as they get older.Our average attendance was only above 900 because we were sharing a stadium for the first half of the season.Our attacking was impressive but we need to work on our defence more as that is probably what let us down in the long run but I can't be too negative afterall we are the Liga Adelante's self pro-claimed entertainers!
There is alot things going on in the future,we are having a new stadium built which will hold 15,500 and will be called Vitoria Stadium.We have had our Youth Recruitment upped which is not at a basic level,the Junior Coaching has been upped and is now rated as Excellent and finally we are having a Youth facility upgrade which will upgrade to Adequate hopefully but I'm not sure what the next level is.Whatever the case,the future is quite bright for us with all this going on and it will be interesting to see where we are the end of the next season.
Code:Season Division League Cup Continental Avg.Att Notes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2011/12 Tercera Div.Grp 4 2nd N/A N/A 418 Promoted! 2012/13 Segunda Division B3 9th N/A N/A 646 Survival! 2013/14 Segunda Division B2 9th N/A N/A 712 Copa RFEF Runner Up 2014/15 Segunda Division B3 3rd 1st Rnd N/A 827 Won Promotion Playoff! 2015/16 Liga Adelante 7th 3rd Rnd N/A 1487 Self-Proclaimed Entertainers
Last edited by B.W.G; 28-03-2012 at 10:40.
Brilliant season, B.W.G! So close to playoffs Hope that next year you'll make it. And some of your players look great, I really like Santamaria, Diez, MAR, Goni and Sola! Do you use Goni as a target man?
Thanks I know,it gives us better experience though so roll on next season where we may be able to gatecrash the playoffs.I don't use Goni as a target man,I use a 4-2-4 using classic tactics.You can add Zubillaga to that list for me as he is dubbed the next Manuel Alumina
Team Instructions
Goni Instructions
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - Pre-Season - 2016/17
Overview - Facilities - Board Overview - Expectations
Pre-Season Fixtures
The Team
Team Report - Tactics
Key Players
Jose Zubillaga - GK
Has gotten better since the start of last season,he has also been dubbed the new Manuel Alumina which I'm not too sure is a good thing.He did concede a lot of goals last season but as it was his first full season and he was 16,he will only get better with age.If he performs better then last season then I will have no problems what so ever.
Ricardo Santamaria - DC,DM
Another solid season off the youngster and in which he became an u19 international for Spain which shows he does have some talent.He made the step up quite easily last season and all I can do is hope for continuous improvement off him.Probably one of a few players who would not be out of his depth in Liga BBVA,has been quite surprising that no bigger clubs have been in for him so that is encouraging for us.
Miguel Angel Rodriguez - AMC,AMR
Had a slow start to last season but finished with a massive bang as he scored seven in seven which was more impressive then the strikers conversion for the last seven games.He has been labelled the next Josep Guardiola which is kind of weird because I'm sure Guardiola was a defensive midfielder while MAR is attack minded.He carried on his end of season form into pre-season so I will be hoping he can carry on this form into the new season.
Iker Sola - AMC,ST
Last seasons top scorer with 35 goals in 43 appearances,he has progressed a lot faster then Carlos Goni and is now rated as the best ST in the team.Not expecting him to pull off the same performances as he did last so I will be happy with 20 goals from him.He is one of three players who have been capped at u19 level for Spain so he does have talent.Didn't play during pre-season as I wanted to try some of the fringe players.
Quite a few players left during pre-season so we are now down to 46 players altogether.Generally we are fine in all positions but we are starting to look like in the MC position and ST positions,out of 46 we have 5 players who can play in ST which is quite worrying as only three of them are and will be any good.We looked pretty solid in pre-season and we managed to defend quite well which was the worrying part of last season.We've upgraded Youth Recruitment,Junior Coaching and Youth facilities so hopefully we can start getting better backups through from a wider area.
We have two games in August to start off with,we are up against Eibar first and I will want to do very well against them as they are the team we choked against in the last game of the season so I will want to get revenge.The other game is away to Getafe which will be tough as usual but could be a good game to see how we will fair in the season.As for the media preiction,we are predicted 22nd and last with odds of 5000-1 for the fifth season running.I think the media should just give up on their hobs,if I've not been relegated in any of the seasons where they predicted relegation for me,why will I make this one any different!Even though we have done a season in Liga Adelante,we are still regarded as a Local club and have 0.5* reputation so will want a good cup run to see if that will help matters.
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C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - August 2016
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Was a good start,we got revenge over Eibar for last season and we gave a good showing against Getafe.My only worry is that Iker Sola has not scored yet but I'm sure that will change in the near future hopefully.We're sitting in mid-table but it's the start of the season and our defence is much improved on last season while our attack is probably be around the same.We could have got a draw against Getafe but they have a striker who will could do a job for lower Liba BBVA teams so there is still the quality difference but at least we were not beaten too bad.
September will be a mixed month for teams we face so all months are looking the same so none should be too easy or too difficult.September will also bring the Copa del Rey competition back and we have home advantage as we face Rayo in the 2nd round so will be looking to progress in that.We also have them in the league at home as well so I will be looking to give them two headaches in the space of a week!
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Solid pre-season there.
Great news on the stadium front! Although, a 15000 capacity is certainly on the optimistic side considering your current average attendance!!
Wow... Just wow! From a 900 to a 15,500 seater stadium! That is some jump!
SRL88 - Thanks
AK22 - It is indeed.To be honest I'm not sure how many we could possibly have,our current stadium holds 900 but when they were installing seats last season we were playing in a 4000 (2500) seated stadium which we actually sold out a couple of times so who knows how many will watch us when it opens.
Tactic Master - It is quite a jump,it's 17 times bigger then our current stadium so it may help with income in the long term.
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - September 2016
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We were unbeaten in September which is a good thing but it was also frustrating with the way we were playing in the games against Rayo as we easily could have won them all.Even though we drew with Rayo twice,we took the victory on a penalty shoot out which was brilliant and as somewhat of an a reward,we will face Liga BBVA side Osasuna.I was grateful for the draw against Gimmastic as we could only muster a whole two shots in 90 minutes.The game against Murica was a turning point and it was the game where Iker Sola ended his goal drought of 13 hours!Another victory this time against Tenerife lets us leave the month on a high.
Due to Castilla being a "B" team,we actually occupy the last playoff spot but a lot can change over 36 games and hopefully we can maintain a place and after seeing how we have played so far,there is no reason why we can't.October holds a momentous occasion as we will face a Liga BBVA side for the first time under my management.I am also hoping we can pick up maybe six or seven points which will be a massive help in the league.Also maybe Sola getting a hat-trick or two would be very nice as well!
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Copa del Rey 3rd round and against a Liga BBVA side in Osasuna,this is one of my proudest moments in managing Vitoria!
As a reward for beating Osasuna,we will now face the 2015 Copa del Rey winners!
Absolutely great win against Osasuna! Congratulations!
Great win over Osasuna .
Interesting that the league table is reflecting Castilla not being able to go up.
Proto Tarkula and SRL88 - Thanks Roll on the next round!
deltablue - Castilla won't be able to go up,they are Real Madrid's "B" team otherwise known as Real Madrid Castilla.
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - October 2016
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If one thing has been made clear to me this month,it's that opposition teams don't underestimate us and are a lot more cautious which is making it quite difficult to actually score,on the plus side we're not really conceding many either so I feel pretty confident we will concede less then 70 goals in the league this season.I collected eight points which can be considered a very good tally but it wasn't till the end of the month that I realised how close it was,we're in 8th place with 19 points but are 2 points behind 2nd place which is quite crazy.
I thought beating Osasuna would be the highlight of the month but the first leg of the 4th round bring us the result of Vitoria 2-1 Sevilla!I know we have another leg against them but it is still a remarkable achievement considering our stature.November will be a tough month for us,we have the 2nd leg to play,the league leaders and third place so this will probably help define our season.
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Solid start to the season. Sensational results against Osasuna and Sevilla! That is also an extremely close league, 2 points between 2nd and 8th...
You're going along quite nicely.
Not a bad season so far. I like how the game removes Castilla from the playoff spot as well. Nice touch.
Beat up on Sevilla!
scarman - Thanks They were pretty impressive,if I can string a few wins together in the league then maybe we can take advantage of the situation.
SRL88 - Cheers fella
cerud - Lets hope I don't end up from suffering second season syndrome.It is a nice touch so well done SI.
cswalk08 - It was a complete freak result,they got their own back as they won the 2nd leg 1-0 to knock us out on away goals!
C.D. Vitoria - Liga Adelante - November 2016
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Impressed with a draw against Alaves as we avoided being added to the list of the defeated as we equalized late on.Sevilla knocked us out of the Copa del Rey on away goals,it makes us seem a lot better then we actually were as were well and truly dominated.The game against Numancia was a joke,we were without six first teamers due to international commitments and it was a very weakened side and we still managed to put a goal past them,if we had a full strength side then we would have beat them.Disappointed with the draw against strugglers Ponferradina as we did more then enough to claim victory.The game against Recreativo was a huge sigh of relief as we returned to being the team I new we could be and Goni ended his goal drought in spectacular fashion!
We are just outside the playoff zone after what I can only describe as a torrid month so that is pleasing in itself.We only have three games in December,the most important of these is against Almeria as a win will see us go above them and give us advantage against them on head to head record.Other games are Castilla and Levante which hopefully I can pick up a couple of points in the process.Without the cup distraction,hopefully we can kick it up a notch in the league and I'm hoping Sola can pick up his form.
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Well you're showing that the first season was no fluke. Keep on winning!
I thought it was a fluke as we were struggling in the league earlier in the season but going out the cup as turned out to be a blessing in disguise,I'm pretty sure Almeria and Castilla don't want to face us again anytime soon
You're having a great season and put up an excellent fight against Sevilla.


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I understand there's only one company that actually does the North Korea tours (although a lot of other tour agencies will allow you to book through them). I am wondering if they have an option to enter via train instead of by plane, especially considering that the North Korean national airline has a very low safety rating.
Yes you can!. There is a Dutch travel agency that apparently sells a 5-day tour by train into North Korea. Unfortunately their website is Dutch only, but Google Translate seems to produce some understanding text, but then again I might be biased since Dutch is my native language.
There is yet another Dutch travel agency that offers train journeys into North Korea It seems that with both companies you have to combine it with a journey through China or with the Trans-Siberian railroad.
Here's a detailed description of the 2008 trip of two Austrian and Swiss railway enthusiasts to North Korea by train via the (only a few kilometers long) border to Russia, the connection mentioned in Mark's answer.
It's a fascinating read, but I get the impression that the only reason these guys were allowed in was that no Western tourist had tried this before, the North Korean officials were completely surprised and bewildered that someone could and would do it, and since they could not find any explicit order telling them what to do in this case, they decided to stick to the general rules where a valid visa and a valid train ticket allows you entry.
I think the probability is pretty high that such an explicit order has been issued meanwhile. Even if not, another official my decide barring entry in case of doubt is a safer course of action.
Well...assuming you have a visa to get in, and assuming the tour company can meet up with you, and assuming the North Korea government allows you to travel on your own...
I have to put in a word for another Dutch agency, VNC Travel who arranged my trip in 1999. It was all done via email, in English, and it all went off without a hitch. The train ride was very interesting, much more than the plane would have been. I have fond memories of a middle aged North Korean man, out of the blue, giving me a bottle of beer for breakfast!
P.S. Just to be clear, my train trip was to and from Beijing.
I am the COO of the only American direct provider of North Korea Travel (there are several American resellers and overseas competitors)
Typically, travelers fly into Pyongyang at take the train out of North Korea by way of Dandong China. In the past, this option is not available to Americans. In 2014, Americans may be able to take the train domestically within North Korea, and we plan to begin offering itineraries that include those options.
First, if you are traveling on an American passport, the answer is no. If you're a dual citizen (United States and another country), you can probably enter by rail on your second passport, but mentioning that you're an American would be a very bad idea.
There have been rumors of North Korea opening up domestic trains to U.S. citizens, but I haven't seen this confirmed anywhere.
If you're not an American citizen, or at least not traveling on an U.S. passport, the answer is yes. There are a few tour operators who organize train trips to the DPRK, but it should also be possible to buy a train ticket in Beijing directly. You can find information on the train times here:
It appears that the train runs four times a week and is usually reliable.
Be sure to obtain a visa for travel to North Korea before departing.
As a previous answer mentioned, the story of two Austrians who used the Moscow-Pyongyang sleeper car is widely available on the web, including at http://vienna-pyongyang.blogspot.com/
I thought their journey was fascinating (and extremely dangerous), but I wouldn't recommend attempting to use this route today.
Edit: Air Koryo does indeed have a terrible reputation. However, they've purchased a few new planes which are running on the Beijing-Pyongyang route. Their Tu-204 aircraft are now approved to fly into the European Union, though they don't operate a route to Europe at this time.
A better option than Air Koryo is Air China, which does operate to Pyongyang several times per week. They fly a modern fleet which is considered quite safe.

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I have heard that, in former times, there was a very polite form of speaking in the form of, e.g., "the emperor liked playing to die" instead of "the emperor died". Is this true that there is a style of japanese in which people speak about playing to or pretending to do something for reasons of politeness?
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It is true that a word that means 'play' is used to get the super honorific form (although you seem to have misunderstanding in that you presented
To get the super honorific form, you can attach
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Generally, the strategy primarily used to honor someone in the Japanese language is to remove the volition from the person. Hence, referring to a person not by the personal pronouns
In present Japanese, this form is used as 役割語 (stereotypical role words) for rich madams (often in imperative form). These are called あそばせ言葉.


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Let's say $ f(p) $ is a number defined as shown below:
$ \hspace {10 mm}f(p) = {\sqrt {2} ^ {{\sqrt {2} ^ \sqrt {2}} ^ {... \hspace {1 mm} p\hspace {1 mm} times } }} $
What I understand is:
We normally assume, presume or impose a restriction on $p$ that $p$ should be a positive integer.
My question is:
Can we allow $p$ to be any number in general?
e.g. Can $p$ be irrational?
If $yes$, how to interpret such a number?
If $no$, why?


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User:Algoldor/Noisebridge at CCC Summer camp 2011
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Hi to all! This page is dedicated to my stay at CCC summer camp (2011) as a Noisebridge geek. I'm mostly involved in food&beverage hacking so I'll be reporting on that a lot. I hope that you will find it interesting and you would come for the next camps and conferences because it is certainly worth of it!
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This question arises out of the question Is Haskell worth learning?
Generally a few often repeated statements are made, about how Haskell improves your coding skills in other languages, and furthermore, this is because Haskell is stateless, and that's a good thing.
I've seen someone compare this to only typing with the left hand, or perhaps closing your eyes for a day and just relying on touch. Surely there is more to it than that?
Does it relate to hardware memory access, or something else which is a big performance gain?


text: On this week's Blast Processing, Kev gives Angry Birds Space a go, Jon plays the controversial Ninja Gaiden III, and Steve takes Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City for a test drive. All the news that's fit to repeat leads to discussion on the Mass Effect 3 ending controversy (SELLOUTS!). And Steve asks the question, "Which narrative-driven game fell apart for you in the final act?"


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Michigan State Law offers an outstanding opportunity for students to experience life in our nation's capital while gaining on-the-job training at a federal agency and earning academic credit as an extern. This resume-building experience is an excellent tool for helping MSU Law students achieve their career goals.
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Second- and third-year law students who are in good academic standing and who wish to pursue a legal career in the federal government system should apply for the Washington, DC, Semester Program. An information session is offered early in the fall for interested students, and the application process begins in mid-fall.
The Michigan State Law Career Services Office (CSO) administers the program. Students are pre-screened in order to provide agencies with applicants who have the appropriate background and interests. Although final placement decisions rest with the agencies and placement is not guaranteed, MSU Law representatives work closely with both students and agencies to ensure the best possible matches. During the placement process, students receive counseling on resume construction, interview techniques, and on-the-job protocol.
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Taamei Haminhagim (citing Machazeh Avraham, by R. Avraham of Buczacz) says that it is because the ushpiza for the seventh day of Sukkos is King David, and he used to stay up all night studying Torah - so we do the same to evoke his corresponding Divine attribute.
R. Chaim Vital (Pri Eitz Chayim and Shaar Hakavanos, cited in Nitei Gavriel) give a different reason: because it is the last night before the final "sealing" of our judgment for the year.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- The Louisville Zoo says a new zebra foal has been born there, the first in 13 years.
The 72-pound female Hartmann's mountain zebra foal was born January 18. Her mother is Morena, and her father is Gibbs. Mother and foal are doing well, and the zoo says the foal will be on exhibit to the public in coming weeks, weather permitting.
The zoo said in a statement that Hartmann's mountain zebras are listed as a vulnerable species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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West Brom: When Winning Makes No Sense
West Bromwich Albion won a 4-2 decision at Sunderland Saturday to move into third place in the Premier League. Given that "the Baggies"—a nickname dating to 1905, most likely linked to the ample shorts that were popular back then—have not finished in the top four since the 1980-81 season, there is little question that the club from suburban Birmingham in central England is this year's surprise package in the Premier League.
Much has been made of soccer's so-called analytics revolution, in the sense that clubs are spending more on services that collect game data and eggheads who process and interpret it. But, as with baseball a decade ago, there are plenty of old school "eye test" types who view it with suspicion or outright loathing. What's interesting about West Brom's run this season is that it's so difficult to pinpoint just why it's taking place, at least with cold, hard numbers.
Suffice it to say West Brom isn't the darling of the statistical set—more 2012 Baltimore Orioles than 2000 Oakland A's. Soccer's metrics may be a bit rudimentary, but they're all we have. And they don't show West Brom to be anything but the team it has been the last two seasons, when it finished 10th and 11th in the 20-team Premiership. West Brom has taken more shots on goal than its opponents in just four of its 13 games this season. And it has had more shots on target just four times out of 13.
Then there is possession. It has seen the ball more than its opponent just twice this season and, overall, it has had 43.1% possession through its 13 Premier League games, the fourth-lowest total.
Possession is the kind of stat that often tells you more about how a team plays than whether it's any good. The three teams below West Brom in the possession table are Reading, Norwich and Stoke. You would expect low possession stats from either a bad team (Reading), a team that plays on the counterattack (Norwich) or a team that plays a very direct style, hitting long balls to its front men (Stoke).
But West Brom doesn't really fit any of those characterizations. Yes, you could call it a counterattacking team, since it has a fleet-footed striker in Peter Odemwingie and a well-organized defense and midfield that often sits deep. And yet, according to statistics supplied by Whoscored.com, just two of its goals this season have come from counterattacking situations, whereas 15 have come from open play, tied for the fourth-highest total in the league and the same number as Arsenal, which plays some of the prettiest possession-based soccer around.
Bizarrely, West Brom also ranks near the bottom in other metrics which might offer a clue to its success: 13th in short passes, 16th in long passes, dead last in crosses. Simply put, there are no statistical categories in which this team stands out—except for points, which, ultimately is most important.
This is where statheads and the more metaphysical among us part ways. The number crunchers might suggest that since the data don't suggest that West Brom should be this good, it must come down to luck.
Anyone who watched their game Saturday might have been tempted to agree. Stand-in goalkeeper Boaz Myhill made some spectacular early saves. Then the Baggies found themselves up 2-0 after two mistakes by Sunderland goalkeeper Simon Mignolet. The home team clawed one back only for a highly dubious penalty to put West Brom back up, 3-1. After another Sunderland goal, Marc-Antoine Fortune sealed the 4-2 scoreline deep into injury time after a classic fast break with most of the opposition caught up the pitch.
Number crunchers might cite this game and a few others this season as evidence that West Brom has gotten an inordinate number of breaks and that, most likely, it will regress to the mean.
That's one way to look at it. But for those of us who are a bit more old-school it's hard to swallow. We'd rather point to the manager, Steve Clarke, a highly respected longtime assistant at clubs like Chelsea and Liverpool who is finally getting his crack at the big chair.
Or the fact that West Brom is simply a very well-run club which, despite having had three managers in the past two years, has been synonymous with stability, thanks to its technical director Dan Ashworth, who left in September to join England's Football Association as director of elite development.
Or to the club's shrewd moves in the transfer market, many of them orchestrated by Ashworth. Goalkeeper Ben Foster, once a can't-miss prospect, was acquired first on loan, then on a permanent basis for $6.5 million. He's been one of the top goalkeepers in the league the past two seasons. Central defender Gareth McAuley was a late-bloomer (he was a window-fittter who played amateur soccer until he was 24) who had never played in the top flight when West Brom picked him up as a free agent in 2011. Since then he has been a defensive mainstay. And the cosmopolitan midfield partnership of Argentine Claudio Yacob and Congolese Youssouf Mulumbu—which cost a combined $280,000—has been integral to the club's success this season.
Yet perhaps there's a way to reconcile the number crunchers, whose stats say West Brom's run isn't to be believed, and the traditionalists, who laud the old-school values on which the team has been built and who believe it can hang on near the top of the table. Maybe West Brom has had more than its fair share of good fortune this season. But without the clever signings, savvy coaching and solid club structure, it would not have been able to capitalize when it did get the breaks.
— Gabriele Marcotti is the world soccer columnist for the Times of London and a regular broadcaster for the BBC.


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I'm working on my admin area theme and I wanted to make some modifications on the way the thickbox and tinyMCE looks. I could make most of the changes through adding custom stylesheets and JS to my admin area using
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I have some questions regarding point set topologies. I know if one is given a topology, you can extract the base for a topology, also, if given two identical bases, they can generate the same topology.
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If I am given two identical bases $B_1=B_2$, can $B_1$ generate a topology different from $B_2$. Likewise, if given two non identical bases, is it true sometimes that the two different bases
My other question are the same as the above but for the case of subbase.
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Two law enforcement agencies are teaming up to maximize resources and coverage of Lake Lanier. Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division and Gwinnett County Police Department are launching a Boating Safety Initiative, which will increase law enforcement presence on the lake and help address issues such as Boating Under the Influence (BUI).
"With limited budgets and personnel numbers, our two agencies have created an innovative way to increase the number of patrol boats and law enforcement officers on Lake Lanier," explains Col. Eddie Henderson, Georgia DNR. "Police officers will be paired with rangers in DNR patrol boats. This will allow us to put more boats on the water year-round for high-traffic weekends, holidays and special events."
Currently, the DNR is able to staff two to three patrol boats with four to six rangers during high-traffic weekends. Starting Saturday, June 30, the lake will have up to five boats patrolling with 10 law enforcement professionals -- in time for the Fourth of July holiday week.
"Lake Lanier draws 7.5 million visitors annually, including many from Gwinnett County," says Chief Charles Walter, Gwinnett County Police Department. "The Boating Safety Initiative will allow us to efficiently and effectively team up with the DNR to enforce safety and protect our citizens."
Gwinnett officers will undergo intensive training on Friday, June 29, conducted by the DNR Law Enforcement Section. This will training will include instruction in boating safety, vessel laws, boat inspections, water safety, BUI enforcement, boat registration, water rescue and boat safety checks.
Existing DNR patrol boats will be used for the initiative, saving Gwinnett County the expense of adding vessels.
"This partnership is one piece of the puzzle," says Col. Henderson. "Boating safety requires a multi-faceted approach. From the law enforcement side, we are pleased to have such strong partners with us."
Gwinnett's District 4 Commissioner John Heard said, "I commend the DNR and our Police Department for working together to patrol Lake Lanier. The increased presence of officers will remind residents to practice boating safety while enjoying the lake."
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1. To be high as shit. 2. To be so high, it feels like one is floating.
"Dude we need to get going" "I can't man. Im on a boat nigga!"
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Title of a great song. (Lonley Island and T-Pain. If someone says this they are either listening to the song; is on a boat;or"im so good you cant touch me" or "im on roll" kinda thing.
(Someone is on fire in a basketball game) "DUDE,YOUR ON A BOAT!"
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An alternative way to say "on a roll". Things are going incredibly well for you and nobody can touch you, because you're on a motherfuckin boat.
I just got promoted at my job and scored a hot date tomorrow, I'm on a boat!
by Heeb21 February 13, 2009
the best feeling in the world, usually associated with feeling free and happy.
"dude, i just got an A+ on my science test, i'm on a boat!"
by deejaylovesmaddie December 14, 2009
when you are completely "tanked" or drunk you tend to have no balance....as if you were on a boat.
You say "dude, I'm on a boat" then lose your balance and fall the hell on your ass.
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I have recently been tasked with doing a firewall migration from an old NetScreen NS500 box to a FortiGate device (I believe it will be a 60C). I am sure most of you aware that NetScreen boxes are no longer sold since Juniper took over, so finding documentation has been a little difficult for me. Basically, I am wondering if anyone has any advice or possibly tools to help with this migration process. Doing this manually is proving to be a nightmare!
Note that I have tried https://convert.fortinet.com however it does not support this old NetScreen config, but it does support the newer Juniper configs. If there was someway of going NetScreen -> Juniper that would allow me to use the FortiConverter, but that also means another step which inherently means that I will incur more variation/errors in the migration process.
Let me know what you guys think, really any advice at all would be good at this point.


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Ray Receives Grant for Cancer Research
Dr. Ratna Ray has received a $39,425 grant from the Lottie Caroline Hardy Charitable Trust to continue her research on treating cancer with a natural substance -- the extract taken from a vegetable that is part of her diet. Ratna Ray, Ph.D., professor of pathology at SLU, is studying the effect of the extract from bitter melon, which is often used in Indian and Chinese cooking, on head and neck cancer cells. Ray studies using bitter melon extract to prevent or treat cancer by thwarting the spread of cancer cells. In a controlled lab setting, she previously found that bitter melon extract activated a pathway that triggered the death of breast cancer cells, stopping them from growing and spreading. The effectiveness of using bitter melon extract to treat breast cancer in people has not been tested. With funding from the National Institutes of Health, she expanded her research on bitter melon extract to include prostate cancer prevention. For more on this story click here


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I don't know much about Mind maps but I've seen expert testers (James Bach and Michael Bolton) use them to plan out their test strategy – usually in a demonstration. It seems like a plausible way to build test cases or outline a test strategy since a picture can be easier to understand. Has anyone used Mind Maps this way or found value in them for testing?
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Read MindMapping 101 from Darren McMillan - http://www.bettertesting.co.uk/content/?p=956
and this discussion ( prompted by myself ) on the STC - http://www.softwaretestingclub.com/forum/topics/im-the-map-im-the-map-im-the
They are nothing new, use of them seems to come in waves - as your question demonstrates :)
I wrote this recently - http://rosiesherry.com/2012/05/mindmaps-testing-pinterest/
My theory is that we can learn from other people's mindmaps and it would be useful to have a bunch in one place - I've used Pinterest for this because it is easy and visual, am sure there are other ways.
Yes, my team has been using Mind Maps to write and run our test cases for over a year now with much success. My team like to use them as you can visually see what has been tested, and not been tested. I've blogged about it some as well. http://testerstrek.blogspot.ca/
I personally use mind-maps for any activity and one of the activity is creating test coverage mindmaps, test strategy mindmaps that I share with my team members and customers.
I love the markers which help in tracking my tests if my mindmap if developed as test design reference.
This mindmap repository may be helpful for you and its open source! You can download various testing mindmaps at http://apps.testinsane.com/mindmaps/ This is released under MIT license which means no restrictions at all! Use it however you love to :-)
Mind maps are great for test plan design. But I don't see the point in tracking results in that mind maps. You can easily convert a mind map tree to test cases.
So start with a mind map, convert it to regular test cases and execute that test cases.


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I am sometimes getting error messages like the ones below.
As I understand they are from some kind of debugging mode in the beta which I sometimes install. I have no problem with them in the beta. If I install it I do because I want to report bugs. But if I switch to productivity I don't want them. Until 12.10 they stopped when the final was released and I upgraded, but not this time.
I'm not experiencing anything not working so the messages just annoy me by now. Can anyone tell me how to disable them?


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I'm reading Boas' chapter on functions of a complex variable, and she's talking here about finding residues. However, I don't understand the evaluation of the limit(below). How is it that we can take $\cos(0)$ out of the limit while $\sin(z)$ and $z$ stay within the limit?
$$ \lim_{z \to 0} \frac{z\cdot\cos(z)}{\sin(z)}=\cos (0)\cdot \lim_{z \to 0}\frac{z}{\sin(z)}=1\cdot 1=1 $$


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Sunday, October 23, 2011
Laura and Lindy's fall break was last week, so we took a few days and had a long weekend in the city. Ashley couldn't go with us this year, unfortunately. That's what happens when you're a new mommy! :)
We saw War Horse on Broadway and it was amazing. It is coming out as a movie soon, so we are excited to see it. We ate at lots of good restaurants! A few of our favorites were Dos Cominos for Mexican, Two Little Red Hens for the best muffins in New York, and The Corner Shop Cafe on Broadway and Bleecker. We stayed in Tribeca this time and so we were close to all the SoHo shopping that we like. We had a lot of fun!
Here are a few pictures from our trip. They aren't really in any order, but I think you can get the idea of how much fun we had. :)
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- Love Being A Nonny said...
I recognize and LOVE so many of those places! What a fun thing to do with your girls!
- October 23, 2011 at 3:16 PM
- Katherine said...
Looks like so much fun! I have to ask, WHERE did your one daughter get her giraffe type print big purse? I LOVE it!
- October 23, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- michelle ellis said...
What a fun trip! You got some great pictures!
- October 23, 2011 at 4:26 PM
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- October 24, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- Meagan said...
LOVE New York City!!! I have only been once and I so want to go back now that I am a little older! And girls trips??? Well, they are just the best! :-) so glad you and your girls got to enjoy a get away! :-)
- October 24, 2011 at 1:53 PM
- Faith said...
You girls are all just as cute as can be! It has got to be so much fun to all be in NYC together. Love the pics!
- October 25, 2011 at 1:53 PM
- ms.composure said...
OMG i LOVE NYC!!! so wish i could go back soon! looks like you had a gr8 time!!
- October 26, 2011 at 5:03 PM
- Alex and Jill said...
You are such a cool Mama! Love these pics!!
- November 1, 2011 at 1:54 PM
- Emily said...
Looks like so much fun!
- November 2, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- Christal said...
You guys know how to have fun!! and look good doing it!! What a fun trip! Love reading your adventures! one day I want to go to NY! Fun times!
- November 9, 2011 at 1:54 AM
- Susy said...
So glad you came to NYC! It looks like you had a great time! I love Dos Caminos too! There is one right by my work, and it's dangerous! You're such a great mom and such a good example for us younger girls. If I'm not still living here when I have older children, I will making trips to city just like you and your girls!
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I am new on Ubuntu and setting android environment.I googled too much for this problem but nothing is helping !! when I open eclipse and test android sample project I get a error saying "R cannot be resolved"
Error executing aapt. Please check aapt is present at /home/rahul/android-sdks/platform-tools/aapt
Hint: On 64-bit systems, make sure the 32-bit libraries are installed: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
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E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?


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Colors Don't Match
Not a huge deal, but i bought ten and the colors of the draws didn't all match, slight color and design variations. When I mentioned it to the Backcountry rep he was unapologetic and brushed my off my concern. Odd that the extra ten seconds for the person filling the order to match the colors seems to be too much effort for these guys. When I mentioned they should state in the product description that they come in assorted colors, he didn't even respond. Not the kind of customer service one hopes for.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great little dogbone. I bought it for my keys which it works great for. But also has some nice features for climbing. The rubber Loop on the inside helps your carabiner from spinning around so you don't have to mess with it while your hanging on the rock.
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keeps the biner in the correct position
I like 'em
the whole skinny or thick dogbone is really personal preference. i got a buddy that says he saw one of these skinny ones get shredded on a route, but i've had mine since 2007 and only recently started think about retiring them. i had the rubber insert on one of my 15 draws break. this isn't a safety issue, but allows the chance that the biner may be flipped around.
again, the choice is really presonal preference. but i like the skinny doggbones and have had almost no issues with durability.
Skinny love
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My entire sport rack is compiled of the 12cm/14mm dogbones. They're lightweight and thin, yet I have never worried about them holding up to weekly use. They are a non-fussy dogbone and paired with a neutrino, petzl ange s, or a wild country helios and you'll be sporting an ultralight rack to crush with. These work really well for long trad routes as again, they're don't get in the way, but when you need them, you're glad you have them.
Good dogbone
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I use 12cm and 18cm 14mm width BD Dogbones to make a custom quickdraw set.
These dogbones are light, comfortable and feel bomber. The bolt-end loop is wide enough so there's no need to unclip the bolt-end binner to link two or more draws.
The only drawback is that rubber insert on the rope end can be easily damaged. Not a World-class problem, but I would prefer Metolius JIG like design.
Turning old to new
These are so useful when replacing old dog bones and reusing the biners that are still in good condition. With a cheap way to get some new biners for your old ones, you can't beat these.
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I went with the 18cm/14mm size and they're perfect. I like my draws a bit longer to cut the drag and I've never felt really comfortable with the 10mm dynex. Nice rubber grommet keeps the rope end from rotating. I paired these with some DMM Alpha carabiners to make my favorite new draws.
Good gear...
I like the shorties and the rubebr. Use them on sport climbs and i nthe alpine all winter.
If you are building your own quickdraws, replacing old dogbones, or making a longer quickdraw, these are the dogbones for you. They are really thin and will stay out of the way. The Dynex means they are solid and strong.
nice and lightweight. Kind of short for trad but good for sport climbing.
nice and lightweight. Kind of short for trad but good for sport climbing.
Replace your wornout dogbones
Safety first.
Solid but light
Bought two 20cm to have a few slightly longer draws. I end up using these two on almost every route (all sport, but sometimes the extra length helps smooth out the rope line). I'll probably buy more when I need more gear.
Black Diamond Dogbones
I just picked up a few of these and love them. Super light weight and a name you can trust. I found on the larger size you can take a small rubber band and slide on tight before you but your carabiner on and it will hold it in place pretty well. The loop on the opposite side of the gasket is a larger loop so it adds some security to the carabiner from flipping over.
light and strong
BD always makes high quality stuff. I love hte rubber gasket that holds the 'biner in place.
Not the thick ones
These are, or course being from BD, top quality gear. Light, strong and everything you want from a sling...
That being said they ARE the skinny 10mm ones...The BC Chat guy said they were the thick ones cause the picture showed both...I will say this; BC offered to return the items and when i told them i was going on a trip and needed them they said "go on the trip and then send em back for a refund..." so that was awesome...I ended up keeping them even though BC offered to cover shipping both ways and a return a USED item...
Great Customer Service on the back end even if the order accuracy left a bit to be desired.
Mix and match
I use these to make my own anchor draws. Throw a Rocklock in the narrow loop (after cutting the rubber out), a Quicksilver in the big one, repeat, and voila! You've got two anchor draws to throw in at the chains for a quick, safe, and easy anchor.
This is a far shot, but is someone able to confirm if the small loop of the BD dogbone is large enough to fit a petzl ring-open? I am only finding these online. Thanks.
what width and length would be good for...
what width and length would be good for sport climbing , I was thinking about 14mm/15cm but im not sure if 14mm/12cm would be better (short QD for sport climbing and alpine on 60cm sling for mountains) what Do You think?
I use the short ones for sport.
i know this is old, but a good convo. it depends on where you're climbing. a blocky wall that has lots of roofs would be a great place for long draws, but they would be annoying on a vertical wall that doens't have wandering routes. i've seen most people get mostly shorted draws with a few longer ones for anchors or special circumstances.
I need some of these thin dynex 20 cm...
I need some of these thin dynex 20 cm dogbones that have the rubber insert for holding the rope carabiner but do not know which one to order - there are the 20cm sewn dynex for $3.68 apiece and then there are 20cm dynex ones for $5.31 apiece - which one fits my stated need. Thanks
I'd get the more expensive ones. I think the cheaper ones might be the nylon and they just got labeled improperly, but it would suck to order a bunch and then end up with nylon when you wanted Dynex. It would make sense. To be sure, I'd get on Live Chat and ask.
I'd go cheap.


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I'm planning to visit Loire valley and spend a week there. I know that I can travel from Paris to Tours by TGV, but I don't know what is the best way to explore the valley and visit individual castles. I don't need guided tours, I'm looking for a way to travel between the castles.
A car is definitely a must have to visit the Loire valley. You have independence, and you can find some beautiful castles and view the country.
But you can go to some castles by train from Tours. Here are some examples:
For biking, you could visit www.chateauxavelo.com or see the map made by the tourism office. The map is good but only available in French.
Minibus is also a good option.
Tour Evasion ( the company I've traveled with ) has half-day tours ( two castles - approx 20-30 EUR ) and full-day tours ( four castles - approx 50 EUR ).
Entrance fees are not included, but the prices are reduced.


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I am trying to create a restful web service using restlet running on Google AppEngine using Eclipse as the java editor. Some hours of googling, reading message, etc. and I'm nowhere further forward in configuring this. The articles have to be there but finding them is hard.
Would anyone have a simple (exactly what to do, what files to copy, etc.) tutorial for setting this up?


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On my last question.. creating arrays in for loops.... without creating an endless loop that ruins my day!
Someone kept editing the code in my question. This caused a different interpretation of my question to the next few visitors. This caused others to answer what is essentially now the editors question and not my first question.
There needs to be some way to show the differences between my original question and the edits of another user.


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I understand that when a steak rests after cooking, the muscle fibers relax, allowing the juices to reenter the meat as described here. I've heard that while the meat relaxes and the juices flow in, they can draw melted butter in as well. Is this true? I've tried the technique and find it tastes great, but I'm not sure if its because the butter really penetrated or because the surface is just coated with it.
I'm not sure the butter penetrates, but it tastes pretty good on the surface. ;)
I think it's pretty obvious that marbling plays a huge role in juiciness, so it stands to reason that if you bard or lard the meat it would also make a difference in juiciness (and indeed, the standard filet mignon with the bacon barding would seem to bear this out).
In the end though, it's always been my experience that once you cook the juice out of something, it's gone for good. I've always considered the idea of "resting" meat to be more about letting it cool to the point where the temperature isn't going to force out juice that would otherwise linger.
It probably depends on the cut of meat. A hangar steak or something cut on the bias with big stringy bits of meat would definitely let butter into the in-between parts.
I read a quote from Nathan Mirvold, former Microsoft CTO. He is writing a massive cookbook right now (!) and made an interesting claim in the NY Times article about it -- he said that chemically external fats can't penetrate meat as the molecules are too big; as a practical example, he said you might as well braise meat in water and store in oil rather than confiting -- it does nothing to the interior chemically.
Them's fighting words to chefs, but I haven't read any rebuttals.
All that to say, I wouldn't bet anybody that you'll find butter actually inside the steak.