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I have to restart my Mac all the time because I'm using Boot Camp and switching in between Windows 8 and OS X. Every time I restart and come back to OS X, my screen gets flooded with open windows, every thing from Firefox to text editors. Is there any way to set it up so that there are no open windows upon restart?
When you go to shutdown/restart, unclick the check box to disable the resume feature, which is likely what is opening all these windows (that were present upon shutdown).
If this doesn't do it, check that these applications are not in your user start up list.
Disable Resume on login permanently
What you are experiencing are the benefits of working with Resume. A feature introduced with Mac OS X Lion to restore windows upon next launch or login.
Unchecking the box does not have a permanent effect. This can be achieved by manual tweaking.
Open the Terminal and enter:
This command downloads the following script and fully installs it:
Et voilà, you are done!
If you want to revert to the default behavior of Resume in lion, type this.
Disable Resume when launching apps
You can also disable Resume for applications on a per app basis. See these answers here.
You have two choices. You can choose that your applications not resume their previous state when you shutdown or restart the Mac by deselecting the checkbox that appears prior to shutdown:
Or you can navigate to the General pane in System Preferences and deselect the Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps option. However, if you do this, applications will never resume their previous state, even when quit and restarted during a single boot session.


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I just took my first martial arts class since Thanksgiving. I made it all the way through class though I only did every other kick. It was a relaxed class with a forms focus (tournament coming up) but dammit I will not count that as a negative because it was my first class back in 6 fucking months. I stopped at one and that is good - I fee a bit tired and a tinsey bit sore but I. don't.
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2013 2:06 am
Post subject: Really, can you see Star Tours too many times?
Two days of Legoland, a day of La Jolla and Mission Bay, and three days of Disneyland/California Adventure with friends and kids.
My Fitbit says I set personal records for number of steps taken in a day for two days running while at Disneyland.
Sleeping in my own bed.
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dude! wish i'd known you were in the neighborhood. but it sounds like you managed to keep occupied.
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2013 4:37 am
Post subject: Re: Really, can you see Star Tours too many times?
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Two days of Legoland, a day of La Jolla and Mission Bay, and three days of Disneyland/California Adventure with friends and kids.
My Fitbit says I set personal records for number of steps taken in a day for two days running while at Disneyland.
Sleeping in my own bed.
What did you think of Legoland? Something I've been considering.
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Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2013 7:52 am
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If your kids like LEGO, they will like Legoland. Even if they don't care about LEGO, they will probably like Legoland. Practically everything is either made of or made to look like it is made of LEGO bricks, and there are plenty of things to do, enough to occupy an entire day or more if you want to. This was our third trip there with our ten-year-old; we went when the boy was five and eight previously.
Legoland targets a young crowd with most of the park attractions, ages two to twelve. It's more calm, spacious and open than the frenetic Disneyland, which seems like every inch has been stuffed with something or other to purchase or ride on by comparison. If the weather is poor by SoCal standards, you can consider it your lucky day, since it will probably be quite tolerable by PNW standards and the locals will stay home, leaving the park less crowded. Mornings were overcast and wet both days we were there, and that translated into just two or three minute waits for most rides, even when it cleared up later.
You can find plenty of tame rides appropriate for ages three to seven, and a few medium rides older kids will enjoy, culminating in the Technics roller coaster that the boy thought was the best ride there. I preferred the Dragon, which didn't have as much annoying side-to-side action, but sadly didn't have any big drops, either. The youngest kids' rides are concentrated on your left as you enter the park, but there are plenty more scattered around in other areas, too. None of the rides or walk-through attractions are scary, unlike dark rides in Disneyland like Snow White's Scary Adventure that can truly put the fear into a preschooler.
There are several areas where you can build things or watch things being built. On the West side near the water park entrance, there's a "factory tour" where you can see LEGO bricks being printed and packaged, and a demonstration stage where master builders show how to build things like the sculptures of people you see in the park. There's another area for building race cars you can try out on a sloped track, and one full of Duplo for younger builders. For third-graders and up, they have LEGO Mindstorms challenge sessions, where you can program a robot for an obstacle course. You sign up for a time slot, then come back to participate. And there's a building on the East side of Miniland where sometimes if you're lucky, you can see some of the master builders working on various creations.
We skipped the water park, since it was a bit cool when we were there, and we went in the Sealife aquarium for an hour when it was actually raining. The aquarium is fun enough, with lots of different creatures on exhibit, a "petting zoo" where you can touch sea stars and moon snails, and an area where you walk in a tunnel inside a big tank and watch the rays and sharks cruise overhead, and sometimes divers feeding fish and cleaning the plexiglas. It's a nice enough aquarium, though some other area aquariums are better. It's handy as a place to entertain yourselves for a while if the rain comes in, but I'd say it's safe to skip on a sunny day. Access to the aquarium and to the water park cost a bit extra.
You can find tickets online for about 20% off the price at the door with a second day's admission for free, and some packages of LEGO include coupons that let a kid in free with a full-fare adult. If you only go for one day, the coupon makes more sense than the online discount.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 1:58 am
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The band my friends and I made in our spare time debuted at the Talent Show yesterday. That's me on bass. :3
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 7:03 pm
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That's great! Really!
There are very few things that are better than doing a live performance!
My pleasure, is that I got a rug today, and it really does tie the room together.
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Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 11:51 pm
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dude! wish i'd known you were in the neighborhood. but it sounds like you managed to keep occupied.
Oh, yes. I thought of you once again while driving into La Jolla from Carlsbad where we stayed the first three nights, since I know you live and work around there, but we did in fact book ourselves pretty thoroughly with the boy's cousins and our various activities. My wife prefers more laid-back vacations, while I like having lots to do, so we alternate. This one was my style, packed with day-long theme parks and sight-seeing and beaches and getting wet. We'll be out on the Oregon coast in July for a vacation in her style, a leisurely few days of watching the surf from the deck of our rented house with occasional kite flying and s'mores making. It all works out.
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Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 12:30 am
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Thanks for the legoland info. I think my kids would like it. I've been vowing to take more real vacations, rather than family visits, so have been stockpiling ideas.
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Not sure how big of vacations you're planning, but if you ever find yourself in the North East, I'd suggest Hershey Park. There's the amusement park, but there's also an adjacent zoo, plus the yummy factory tour, which includes of course candy treats
If your in NYC, I remember going to the National Museum of History and Hayden Planetarium for the first time when I was like 6 or 7 and loved it (I've been there three more times from ages 10-23) and still loved it every time. Also, dad, who knows, who you might get to bump into:
Also, the Bronx Zoo is ridiculously huge, as in it takes a day by itself. Also there's the USS Intrepid which also houses the space shuttle Enterprise.
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Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 3:34 am
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I seem to recall ded posting that he would be going to hershey park sometime around now. is that right, ded? how was it?
hey! rock bottom's not that bad
we've got glow-in-the-dark fish down here that's rad
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Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 12:43 pm
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awesome is how it was.
Max I had to wait on any line was 15-20 minutes.
I got some awful sunburn on my basement dwelling face, but it was worth it.
The Stormfront was crazy. 0 to 72mph in 2 seconds. Trying to keep a straight face for the photo was insanely difficult. Fahrenheit has a 10 story more than vertical drop, like it curved inwards on the way down, then the rest of the ride was twisty around loops and spins.
I was talking to a worker there and he was surprisingly knowledgeable about the rides, knew he name of the designers and random trivia. Apparently you don't need the safety harnesses on the Super Dooper Looper, the way it is designed centrifugal force is more than enough to keep you secure. I am not willing to test this though, but kudos to whoever does.
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Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 1:00 am
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Life has been pretty good for me. Work had to do some internal structuring, so that had one of the regular reporters heading over to a sister paper office while I took his place. That means more money, but we do not know how long it will last. Right now, I'm just happy that I'm getting more money.
The roses are in bloom, thanks to my care and love. I got lots of tomato plants that are growing like crazy, and one is already giving huge fruits.
I'm out of the Minecraft and into yarn again! I"m knitting up a storm and will finish loads of projects in the coming months.
Uhm...anything else? OH! I might be heading back to Chicago during the summer. Something about settling over there. Still, it's all up in the air.
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I'm still really bummed out about the whole dog adoption situation. However, they keep posting really happy pictures of her so I know she is well taken care of.
I just wish it was me she was having fun with.
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My dog,I guess it's more my parents' dog since I move out, was pretty depressed/nervous refused to eat for past few days. Today she was in good mood
which put me into a good mood.
That's a really little pleasure in life.
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I was recently kicked off of a website known as prinniefied.com. that is conducting its own investigation into a recent scandal involving an alleged rape. I was ejected from the site because I questioned the credibility of the owner of the site and some of those who post there. There is danger in the way this site is run because rumors and innuendos are treated as fact. Many post their interpretation of rumors they have heard on the street or from the posts by Prinnie her or himself (undetermined gender). Prinnie has a talent for searching cyberspace for previously posted tweets. She or he reaches into the past and pulls out tweets ranging from one word to a couple sentences and gives interpretations as if her or his assumptions are fact, and then some of the loose cannons on this site elaborate and polish a brand new rumor which is used to hate an individual and label them a scumbag.
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In 1863, the War Between the States creeps slowly yet inevitably toward its bloody conclusion--and eastern thoughts are already turning to different wars and enemies.
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Samuel Hammond follows a different road west. A Quaker whose fortune is destroyed by a capricious act of an inscrutable God, he has resigned himself to the role the Deity has chosen for him. As a new agent for the Office of Indian Affairs, it is Hammond's goal to ferret out corruption and win justice for the noble natives now in his charge. But the proud, stubborn people refuse to cease their raids, free their prisoners, and accept the farming implements and lifestyle the white man would foist upon them, adding fuel to smoldering tensions that threaten to turn a man of peace, faith, and reason onto a course of terrible retribution.
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text: Are you still paying unnecessary bank fees? There once was a time when most banks charged an account keeping fee – meaning you had to pay the bank for holding on to your money! Meanwhile, the banks were using your hard-earned cash to make some very tidy profits through loans, investing and other complicated banking stuff. CHOICE fights unfair fees Last time we checked, consumers were unknowingly giving the major banks a free kick of at least $7.3 billion by keeping $153 billion of their cash in low- or no-interest transaction accounts that also charge hundreds of millions of dollars in fees. This never sat well with the money gurus at CHOICE, and fortunately the era of high banking fees has been winding down. We like to believe we had something do with that, since CHOICE has been campaigning against unfair bank fees for a long time. When NAB became the first bank to drop its account keeping fee in 2009, its customers started saving about $110 million annually. These days, it's not hard to find a bank that doesn't charge a monthly fee – and it's not hard to find out which ones do and which ones don't. How do I check on account keeping fees? Simply go to the bank's website and access its fee schedule. Since you're likely to get hit with some form of a Product Disclosure Statement (PDS), be prepared to be confused. You will likely have to scroll around a bit, but the bank is obliged to disclose all the details. If you're still not sure after checking the PDS, give the bank a call and ask how well its policies line up with our CHOICE Banking Checklist. How do I check on penalty fees? Bank penalty fees, also known as exception fees, aren't as easy to avoid as account keeping fees, but they too have come down in recent years. Financial institutions raked in $503 million in penalty fees from household transaction accounts in 2008-09. By 2009-10 that figure had dropped to $465 million. We've always argued that banks should not be allowed to charge customers more than it costs to fix the problem, and in February 2014 the Federal Court agreed, ordering ANZ to reimburse about 43,000 customers for penalty bank fees as high as $45. Customers have also sought to recoup unfair fees from BankSA, Bankwest, Citibank, Commonwealth, NAB, St George and Westpac. We think an overdrawn account charge should be no more than $5, and banks should make a few tries to complete the transaction before applying a penalty. To find out what penalty charges you could face, check the fee schedule for your account type by searching on your bank's website or asking them in person. The CHOICE Banking Checklist The best bank accounts should stand up to the CHOICE Banking Checklist: No-monthly-fees with no conditions attached, such as a minimum monthly deposit or balance. Unlimited, unconditional free own-bank ATM and EFTPOS transactions. A range of other unlimited transactions at no cost, including direct debit or credit, phone and internet banking, BPAY service and over-the-counter service if available. Transaction accounts should be linkable to a savings account with a reasonable interest rate (the arrangement is sometimes called a cash management account), and you should be able to transfer money back and forth between the accounts via the internet as often as you like at no charge. To compare accounts, use our CHOICE Compare Ditch and Switch resource. Am I earning enough interest on my savings account? Many savings accounts offer a high introductory rate (or teaser rate) and then drop to a standard rate well below the market leaders. In the long term, a high standard rate will outperform any introductory offer, and the hassle of moving money around often puts people off switching once they have settled on a product. Therefore, in most cases, you should choose an account with the highest standard rate. However, there's nothing stopping investors from moving their money to take advantage of the leading rates and then switching again when a better deal comes along. CHOICE tested this approach and found that taking short-term advantage of teaser rates can lead to significant gains over time.


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Background: I'm trying to set up my dad's new installation of Xubuntu 12.10 (I finally got him to switch from Windows :-D) so he can sync his Palm Centro on his computer. I installed J-Pilot, but the problem is that his palm isn't even showing up anywhere on the computer. When it's plugged in, it lit up and began to charge when I told it to try and sync with the computer, but it failed the sync and Xubuntu still doesn't recognize it.
Question: Does anyone know how I can get his Palm to be recognized by Xubuntu?


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Source: Automotive News
quote: Stop recycling this debunked rare earth metal FUD.
quote: That's known as trolling..
quote: But should the government fund industry in general? Yes, of course it should.
quote: American government-funded technology are the internet
quote: No, of course it shouldn't. Why even HAVE a private sector then? Let's just nationalize the economy 100%!
quote: Musk didn't even NEED the loans. Are we forgetting the guy was a billionaire already?
quote: When we say the "Internet" today, we really mean the World Wide Web. Yes, the Government funded DARPANET. But to say we have an "Internet" today because of the Government is fallacious. The Government absolutely could not have delivered to us the Internet as we know it today. 100% fact, end of story. Without the private sector there would be NO Internet.The same goes for every single example on your list.
quote: why does that mean he shouldn't be able to get a loan to fund the business?


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Kentucky lottery players will be able to buy tickets online and play Keno, a game that holds drawings every few minutes.
The Kentucky Lottery Corp. board voted unanimously Friday to offer Keno and Internet sales as soon as possible.
Keno sales are expected to start as early as January, while Internet sales wouldn't be fully implemented until fiscal year 2015. The lottery says Keno could raise $15 million for Kentucky next year, while Internet sales could add $4.5 million in the first full year.
Lottery President and CEO Arch Gleason said he expects online sales to start with draw games such as Powerball and Mega Millions.
Keno players pick one to 10 numbers to try to match 20 numbers drawn every four to five minutes from a field of 80.


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Are there any concrete rules that say which words (parts of speech) in a title should start with a capital letter? What would be a correct capitalization for the title of this question?
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This Writer's Block page on capitalization sums up the rules in one page which is the most useful that I have found, basically these rules from the Chicago Manual of Style plus a number of minor rules which are worth reading:
Title case conventions can vary among different authors or publications. But the most common rule is the following (from yourdictionary.com):
As I said, this can vary from text to text; you will find exceptional uses here and there.
This heavily depends on the style guide in use; they usually have a fairly exact specification. In a formal publication you should perhaps inquire what the recommended style is.
If you have no overruling style guide to follow, you are almost never wrong capitalizing a title just like a normal sentence. Compare newspaper headlines from today:
New York Times:
Washington Post:
If you capitalize normally, you are less likely to be inconsistent or wrong.
This is taken from a site concerned with Album titles, but can easily be applied to other titles as well.
How should I capitalize album titles and band names?
Please use the following standard guidelines for capitalizing artist names, record labels, album and song titles in the English language. Other rules may apply to other languages.
All titles should be in standard mixed case, where the first letter of each word is capitalized and followed by lower case letters, as noted below:
[edit] Exceptions
In the case where an artist uses a nonstandard capitalization with an artistic intent, the original capitalization used by the artist should be preserved. Examples include k.d. lang (artist), Yellow mY skYcaptain (release), and "tourette's" - track 11 on the release In Utero.
Note that there are cases in which the name of an artist or album - or an entire tracklisting - is written entirely in uppercase or lowercase in the art which accompanies a release. These instances do not qualify as an exception, because they do not represent artistic intent regarding capitalization (in most cases, they are written in this manner for aesthetic purposes related to the cover art).
It's all a matter of style and consistency. Some choose to capitalize only the first word, e.g. (using your example)
Others capitalize the key parts of speech in the title, excluding conjunctions, prepositions, and the like:
In some cases, all the words in the title are capitalized:
One can usually observe how these conventions are employed by studying newspaper headlines, for instance.
There is no universal standard, but various style guides generally state that prepositions (at, on, by, in, of, to, etc.) articles (a, an, the) and conjunctions (if, and, or, but) are not capitalized unless one is the first word.
I have also heard of rules where all one and two-letter words are not capitalized, so a preposition like 'at' is not capitalized, but 'about' or 'under' would be.
Interestingly the German wikipedia page on capitalisation states that British English uses sentence capitalisation in titles in newspapers, whereas book and play titles are according to the American format. I can't find much other reference to that though. Australian English, which is similar to British English, always uses the style that most have described here. Here's the quote - you don't need to understand it because it says what I just wrote, interspersed with some examples which you will be able to understand:
Not sure if the Germans are actually the right people to answer this question, but interesting anyway. Can anyone shed more light on British capitalisation rules?
I believe that the capitalization of a title depends on the medium. In a formal medium such as an academic paper, the first word and all words other than articles ("a", "the", etc.) and prepositions ("of", "under", "about", etc.) should be capitalized. However, in more casual situations (such as web logs and Q&A sites), only the first letter must be capitalized. Personally, I prefer to capitalize only the first letter of my headers to increase their readability.
There is no hard rule on that, you need to refer to the style guide for your target audience (newspaper, academia, etc.).
The other answers cover titles in general, but for this site sentence case is favoured, like this:
See meta for more.
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There seem to be some undisputed rules:
Some are quite common:
They add additional rules according to The Chicago Manual of Style and the Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications. See the article itself for copyright reasons.
Historically, all nouns were capitalized in English, even in mere sentences (check some Benjamin Franklin, or Shakespeare from the original Folios), and this remains true even today in German, as the Wörter cited above demonstrate. In titles, capitalization increases with the size and formality of the publication; in journalism downstyle--i.e. only the first word capitalized--is generally the rule in headlines and cutlines (The NYT example cited above with most-caps--as I'll denote the various anal but fairly-harmonious fine-tunings outlined above--is unusual among newspapers, perhaps just archaic, and bears the stigma of pomposity that afflicts any overuse of capitals).
e. e. cummings, internet-j@rgon and democratic yearnings have nowadays hit capitalization HARD, with the extreme opposite,total non-caps now sometimes used to raise eyebrows (e.g. the book fearful symmetry - the fall and rise of canada's founding values, by BRIAN LEE CROWLEY, god help us all!)
Pulling a few books from my immediate vicinity, I discover that most front-covers use TOTAL-CAPS: e.g. MUSSOLINI - HIS PART IN MY DOWNFALL by Spike Milligan, but these are generally toned down to most-caps on their title-pages. Ronnie Hawkins's publisher probably violated some rules and irritated a few pedants when it titled his autobiography Last of the Good ol' Boys--or are there promiscuous sub-sections of the style-guides which allow the non-capitalization of colloquialisms like ol'??)... (in the book's cataloguing information the title is rendered downstyle: Last of the good ol' boys).
All of which leads me to the conclusion that the rules are only as good as the goose-steppers who march along to them. Personally, I'm more concerned with the anarchic use of italics/"quotation-marks" for albums/"songs" (or more often vice-versa) in reviews and critical literature. I should probably start ranting... er, asking a question about THAT next. =]
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(UPDATED 8/28/2013) The Beaufort History Museum presents Tim Johnston reading his original short story about a Union soldier who has been assigned to work at the execution of the convicted co-conspirators in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The story has been published in two short story collections, most recently in the 1st volume of Short Story America, which will be available for purchase. Please note: This event will be held in City Council Chambers, 2d floor, Beaufort City Hall, 1911 Boundary Street in Beaufort. Price: $10.00 members, $12.00 non-members Need more information? Contact: Katherine Lang, Beaufort History Museum, 277-1443 Website: www.beauforthistorymuseum.com


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No 'Weekend Effect' at Specialized Stroke Centers
Aug. 25, 2011 -- If you think hospitals aren't as good at treating strokes on weekends as they are on weekdays, reconsider. A new study shows that the so-called "weekend effect" doesn't apply everywhere.
And besides, the stakes are way too high to ever delay seeking care.
No matter what day of the week it is, "if you think you or someone you love is having a stroke, call 911," says Roger Bonomo, MD, director of stroke care at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital. "Don't wait until Monday."
Warning signs of stroke include:
- Sudden weakness or numbness in the face, arm, or leg on one side of the body
- Sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or understanding
- Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
- Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination
- Sudden, severe headache with no known cause
What Is the Weekend Effect of Stroke Treatment?
The weekend effect suggests that people who are admitted to a hospital on weekends with a stroke don't fare as well as those hospitalized on weekdays. The reasons for this effect vary, but may be because of reduced hospital staff on weekends.
Stroke patients who were admitted to hospitals in New Jersey over the weekend were 5% more likely to die within 90 days than people who were hospitalized during the normal work week unless they were treated at comprehensive stroke centers. The study appears in Stroke.
There are likely several reasons that there was no weekend effect seen at comprehensive stroke centers, James S. McKinney III, MD, tells WebMD in an email. He's an assistant professor of neurology at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, N.J.
"Services [at comprehensive stroke centers], such as physical therapy, [imaging] availability, or acute stroke teams, work around the clock to ensure that all patients are treated the same regardless of the time or day of admission," McKinney says.
Stroke Centers Offer 'Soup-to-Nuts' Care
"This is another important study adding to the evidence that treatment at stroke centers can improve outcomes for stroke," Ralph Sacco, MD, tells WebMD. He's chair of neurology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and immediate past president of the American Heart Association. These centers and the doctors who work at them have the "soup-to-nuts ability to handle all kinds of complicated strokes," Sacco says.
Most Americans live within one hour of a stroke center. So access to specialized stroke centers is improving, he says.


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Hip techniques are performed by lowering your center of gravity below your opponent's. Throws require less effort the lower you are; is there a point where it'd take more effort if you went lower?
If you do an ass-to-ankles air squat, you'll be unable to execute a number of hip throws (koshiguruma, ukigoshi, ogoshi...) on any but the shortest opponents. Tsurikomigoshi might still work but it's hard.
In addition to being out of position for grips, most athletes struggle to apply significant force from the absolute bottom position of a really, really deep squat. I've seen this work fine with morote seoinage, since if one sets up the throw excellently then the squat is merely there to get out of the way and not to lift on the way up, but for hip throws generally it helps to lift strongly.
If you attempt to go too low your opponent will step back, increasing the space between you two, and then simply pull you backwards sitting you down on your butt. You will feel quite dumb when this happens.
It isn't simply a matter of getting lower, and it a matter of creating a pivot point, and applying leverage. If your center is too distant from theirs it will become harder to execute a throw.
Imagine a seesaw with two points set out from the center instead of a single one.
The distance from you to the pivot is shorter, making it harder to move. And the amount of weight you have to life would be larger. You want one center that gives you the advantage.


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I am looking for some history and the actual development of the Math behind a perspective projection Matrix. I googled for it. I mostly find the final matrix everywhere, not exactly a derivation of it or the history behind it. Could anyone please provide some links/name of books where i can find a detailed account of this?
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In my cocos2d iPhone app I wanted to have in game music. But I don't want to use garageband! It is just dragging prewritten loops. I wanted to compose the music for my game. Is there software that I can use to write music, such as techno music? Not taking songs that were made by someone else and adding effects.
See my answer about doing game sound in general for a small/one-man team.
List of Digital Audio Workstation software:
List of tracker software:
By the way, you're doing it wrong. Garageband is only dragging prewritten loops if you use it that way. It comes with some virtual instruments that you can compose with using MIDI regions (or whatever they're called in Garageband). You can also take those prewritten loops, cut them up inside Garageband or Audacity into different notes and place those accordingly. This is called sampling.
Which one should you use? Whichever one gives you the best results. It's different for everyone. If you want me to recommend a starting point, try out both FL Studio and Renoise and see which one you like better, then you know which category of software to choose from.
Or just find a musician. Seriously. There are TONS of people who want to write game music. And they're usually pretty good, much better than you will be (assuming music composition and production is just a passive interest or hobby for you).
Try abelton live - http://www.ableton.com/
Actually, you can access the musical score in GarageBand and write your own music by positioning notes. There's no need to use only loops.
As of iLife '09, these are the steps for opening the score (they're needlessly complex in my opinion):
Now you can pick which notes to use and Command-click on the staff to insert notes, rests etc. This seems to work for any Software Instrument, so you could get an entire orchestra going right in GarageBand!
I suggest you use FL Studio. I used it, and it's pretty powerful. A lot of professionals use it as well.
It's an app where you can arrange sounds in patterns, synthetize sounds, import your own, and do a lot more.


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Is it possible to create a web part that publishing page editors can insert and all it contains is an anchor tag to take the user "Back to Top" of the page?
I've added this to the top of the pages' HTML:

Then, I'd like non-HTML coders to be able to add this anywhere they'd like on SharePoint 2010 publishing pages:
Back to Top
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Looking to make my first basic game (maybe some platformer) but haven't got across the "which language" barrier yet and hoping to get a few tips.
I have basic knowledge of C++ and classes and can pass by with PHP. Did a tad bit with Java but not much past basic stuff that's shared in C and made a few goodies in Visual Basic, but nothing special.
Based on what I know, I felt C++ would be my ideal choice to write a game in since I have the most experience with it and can learn the rest of the language as I go. But every site I've read on this topic say "DO NOT USE C++" because of the complexity of the language. I've read that Python is a good language to use for games and it's similarity with PHP would help me start off. Never made anything in Python before and was wondering if the effort would be worth it.
Based on this, what tips would you give me?
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What's the most elegant way to split a string in C++? The string can be assumed to be composed of words separated by whitespace.
(Note that I'm not interested in C string functions or that kind of character manipulation/access. Also, please give precedence to elegance over efficiency in your answer.)
The best solution I have right now is:
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
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string s("Somewhere down the road");
istringstream iss(s);
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August 31, 2011
Explore SA's puppet capital with Coffeebeans Routes
Punch and Judy. Photo courtesy Alex Brown
If doll manipulation is your thing, then the pending limited-edition Handspring Puppetry Route tour, by renowned tour guides Coffeebeans Routes, is for you.
Hosted in collaboration with the Tony Award-winning Handspring Puppet Company and the Out of the Box Festival, this five-day magical tour, from September 5 to 9, will give puppetry lovers an experience of the Mother City like no other. Workshops, performances and more are guaranteed to deepen your theatrical appreciation.
Broaden your horizons with a visit to the Handspring Puppet Company workshop, home of the highly acclaimed War Horse production, and see these modern-day Pinocchios come to life. Then, indulge your curious inner student with an informative lecture and Q&A session with featured artists at the UCT Hiddingh Campus, the festival's precinct.
To complete your enchanting journey into the unknown, you will be treated to one of the festival's fantastic productions, including Ouroboros, Sadako, Hats, Benchmarks and Punch and Judy in Afghanistan.
This extraordinary experience costs R450 per person and includes a welcome drink on arrival. For more information and bookings, please call +27 (0)21 424 3572 or visit coffeebeansroutes.com.


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San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
The Bay Bridge, built in 1936, is often overshadowed by the Golden Gate Bridge, which was built a year later. Like the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge was built over San Francisco Bay. The Bay Bridge is over eight miles long, connecting San Francisco to Oakland as a part of Interstate 80. The bridge originally served both vehicles and trains, but only vehicles have had access to the bridge since 1958. Financing the construction of such a large bridge was difficult, but President Hoover supported the project and allowed the purchase of bonds to be repaid by toll proceeds at a later date in order to help finance the project.
Fun Fact: The San Francisco Bay Bridge is the longest high-level, steel bridge in the world.
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I am trying to get the total size of files satisfying a
find, e.g.:
ls $(find -maxdepth 2 -type f)
However, this kind of invocation of
ls does not produce the total size as well.
Believe it or not you can do this with
The gist of that post is a command such as this:
This will list the size of all the files along with a summary total.
NOTE: This solution requires that
excerpt from du man page
Also this method suffers from not being able to deal with special characters in file names, such as spaces and non-printables.
These could be dealt with by introducing more
If your version of
To also handle spaces in filenames, the delimiting symbol that
If you expect to find many files which burst the number of maximum arguments, xargs will split these into multiple
Another approach : we just need the file size, and don't care about the file names, so we can get rid of any "weird" file names such as "names with CR in them, names with spaces, etc" :
The trick is:
1) we print each file's "-ls" output, FOLLOWED by a "\000" caracter (on the next line, but it's not a problem, see step 2)
This is very portable (don't need "-print0", etc)
If you're only going to compute the size of maximum two directory levels, why not call
This makes the shell expand the two levels of directories to a list of names and passes them as arguments to
This is a simple way that handles whatever odd file names that can be found:
If there is a really large number of files under the current directory, you might have more than one total line displayed. There might be also unwanted total lines if some file names contain an isolated "


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Which version of jmeter-plugins (version >= 0.3.0) can work under JDK 1.5?
And which version of JMeter is compatible with this version of jmeter-plugins?
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All version of JMeter are compatible with JDK 1.5. If you find difficulty to run JMeter, you need to set system variable
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After install LAMP via Tasksel I cannot log in anymore via SSH:
connection refused. I'm sure that install LAMP this way causes this problem. I had this once before.
I'm still connected via SSH, so I'm able to fix it now. How can I fix SSH?
Sorry, maybe I was a bit to fast with posting a question. But I was in panic ;) Installing openSSH via Tasksel fixed my problem.
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Institution Size: 1,000 - 4,999
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Religious Affiliation: Baptist
Highest Degree Offered: Doctoral
School Calendar Type: Semester
Total Undergrad Enrollment: 1,622
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Phew! I almost didn't want to scroll down in case I saw you had got relegated. Well done!
Phew! I almost didn't want to scroll down in case I saw you had got relegated. Well done!
Zé Lopes go BOOM! for his first ever goal for the club!
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Nice goal.
New signing appears on July 1. 29 August, I receive this..
30 August
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Ugh, Steam crashed my save
And now my save won't load
OK, right. I now have to go all the way back to the start of the season as that was my last save point...
At least you haven't lost it completely!
Yep, what SnakeXe said!
I'm looking forward to the new defensive set up.
Edit: Something that I have just noticed; Calcio II... is this the second Catenaccio thread or something?
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This repaced Reggina as my Italian parent club. Better in all respects, although once I make it up (when!), I will try for better!
Santarcangelo Calcio, 2012-13 Pre-season Report
Well, we've been on a signing bender. All 5 players that were co-owned have come into the club permanently; These players being Paolo Beatrizzotti, Alex Lodovisi, Nicola Zavelloni, Nicola Del Pino and Kadir Caidi. Out of these, Lodivisi's contract was terminated and Zavelloni was listed for loan. As I'd had my wage budget slashed again, I was desperate for some class to try to push this team ahead and I had to scout hard throughout Serie A & B for loans and free's. My two major coups were the co-ownership of DM Jordan Pedrocci for £70k from Chievo Verona. I had to dump a lot of salary and maximise my transfer budget for him, but he will be a major player once Agboh has retired. The other major coup was ST Nadir Bendahmane on a free. I had to offer him everything. Max salary, 50% wage hike per season, 50% sell-on clause, £250k release clause, max appearance/goals/dream team bonus. Everything.
Also coming in was DR/L Alex Lieti for £10k over 48 months from Giulianova and 16 year old DC Renzo Ravanelli for £3k from AlbinoLeffe. Coming in on free's were ST's Rolando Zárate from Defensa y Justica and, in another small coup, ST Antonio Campillo from Getafe. Also coming in were 17 year old MC Danilo Mastroianni and MC/AMC Francesco Corapi from Vibonese. Finally, MC Marco Roma, DM Simone Lucci and GK Antonio Santurro, all on loan from new parent club, Parma.
Outgoing were a number of middling players on free's who, if I'm honest, could work hard in the the current system but we really don't have the budget to keep them on. D/WBL César was sold to Uniao Madeira for £7k, DC Michele Mignani was sold to Vibonese for £500, DRC Claudio Cola & AMRL/ST Silvio Scarpa sold to Castel Rigone, who has just been taken over by a media mogul, for £4.5k and £50k respectively. Finally MC Dario Bazzi was sold for £10k to Arzanese.
2012-13 Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group E
Virtus Enella
Rimini are the same as last year, Virtus, Savona and Carrarese are the new boys. Again, I'm not expecting anything
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Santarcangelo Calcio, August 2012 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 1 Carrese (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group E)
We battled hard with a virtually brand-new defence and a new strikeforce, but lost to a 35 yard strike on 80mins
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 0 Virtus Entella (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group E)
I changed strikers again by necessity and it paid off as Ivan Graziani stabbed home a Campillo cross, before Nicola Zavalloni earnt himself a straight red ONE MINUTE after coming on
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 0 Rimini (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group E)
A slightly stale game in which neither side really shone. A bore draw
Catenaccio seems to be working atm. This new formation allows me to man-mark their front line well.
This is a lovely read. Keep it up!
Santarcangelo Calcio, September 2012 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 0 Vibonese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Excellent, strong defensive work, coupled with a breakaway Ivan Graziani goal meant we started off the season with a win
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 0 Savona (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group E)
Another dull bore draw. And with this 0-0, we exited the Coppa Italia Lega Pro in the first round, finishing 3rd
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 3 Montichari (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Total defensive lapses.
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 0 Novese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Much, much better! A first ever goal for Francesco Copari and a breakaway goal by Ivan Graziani sealed the points
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 1 Catanzatro (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Angelo Gregorio bundled over a striker to gift them a penalty and a goal on 5 mins, before Nadir Bendahmane took centre stage with a glorious hat-trick
Copari's wonder-strike against Novese
Last edited by Deisler26; 15-11-2011 at 02:56.
Santarcangelo Calcio, October 2012 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 1 Ebolitana (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
An unlucky 0-1 defeat against the league leaders. We were unable to clear a corner and were punished
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 1 Aprila (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
The same pattern as the last match, only this time it was a 25 yard shot that Bartolini let slip through his fingers
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 0 Vigor Lamezia (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Antonio Campillo finished off a wonderful counter attack on 42 mins with his first goal for the club and stopped the slide
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 0 Mezzocorona (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Antonio Campillo got his second in two games to finish off a team that was on the ropes from Nadir Bendahmane's early goal
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 1 Perugia (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
The glamour match of the season saw us take a share of the spoils. Ivan Graziani rammed home a penalty after being fouled, only for us to be pegged back by an 85th minute venomous free-kick from 30 yards
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 1 Neapolis Frattese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
A fantastic win against the league leaders! Zé Lopes headed home on 13 mins to put us 1-0 up, only to be pegged back by a finish from outside the box. We then exchanged red cards, Kwami Agboh gettng his marching orders for a second yellow. I bought on Antonio Campillo on 89 mins and he popped up a minute later to lash home the winner from a yard out
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 1 Arzanese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
A flukey goal in which it bounced in off the defender's thigh settled this match, with very little goalmouth action
Santarcangelo Calcio, November 2012 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 1 Feralpi Salo (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
A sparkling moment of skill from Jordan Pedrocci lit up this game as his cheeky backheel set up Francesco Corapi to slam home. However, we paid for lax marking on a corner.
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 1 Brindisi (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
A terrible o.g put us in the lead, before two strikes of real quality from Ivan Graziani made the game safe. We even rode out the late goal and battering
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 0 Milazzo (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Francesco Corapi continued his excellent recent form with a goal early on, then substitute Rolando Zárate netted a late insurance marker, his first ever for the club
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 1 Fano (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Cristian Altobelli rescued us against relegation-threatened Fano. His stabbed shot following a melee in the goal area brought us level after we went behind early
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 0 Siracusa (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
I expected this one to be tight and when Ivan Graziani missed a 15th min penalty, I thought our luck was up. But Francesco Corapi rolled one in via the post and Antonio Campillo lashed home late on to give us another 3 points
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 0 Virtus Entella (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Rolando Zárate put his personal differences aside to lash home a double to lead us safely past Entella
Glorious move by Pedrocchi
Santarcangelo Calcio, December 2012 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 1 Fondi (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
We went down just before HT, thanks to a sizzling strike that hit the angle and bounced in before Santurro could react. Antonio Campillo saved our blushes with a tap-in on 73 mins..
Santarcangelo Calcio 4 - 1 Aversa Normanna (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
We ran riot. Antonio Campillo opened the scoring with a fierce shot. Rolando Zárate hit a double and Ivan Graziani finished off the rout, before we conceded from a corner late on.
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 4 Celano (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
I had a bad feeling about this game as I had no striking cover on the bench due to injury. However, those fears were allayed when, first Francesco Corapi, then Jordan Petrocchi and finally Ivan Graziani conspired to put us up 3-0 by half-time. This then spectacularly fell apart as we conceded 4 goals in the second half, three of them were from corners. I had to walk away from the screen in order not to break something....
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 1 Vibonese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
When we went 0-1 down to ANOTHER goal from a corner and then hit the bar and post, I feared the worst. But Ivan Graziani netted on 77 mins to equalise and, with time almost up, 16 year old DC Renzo Ravanelli forced the ball over the line on 89 mins with a diving header to cap an unlikely comeback.
Wow, what a turnaround from last year! We finished 2012 in 2nd place in Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2/A. This was largely a combination of better players and a change of tactics. The new 1-4-3-2 meant that the two DC's were free to man mark any combination of two strikers in the opposition formation. Something we had severely been lacking in the previous season. Also, thiis platform allowed us to attack a lot better through clearances. We also finished 2012 with the joint meanest defence in C2/A, a tribute to how well the catenaccio was working! Surprisingly we were as high as 6th in goals scored too!
Ivan Graziani finished 2012 as our top league scorer with 8 goals with Antonio Campillo second on 6. Rolando Zarate was third on 5, but all his goals came on sub appearances, not starts! Graziani also shard the assists lead with Zé Lopes with 5. Trailing in third was Jordan Pedrocchi with 3.
Great career, Deisler! Definitely a change from last season as well! Keep it up
Great improvement. Squad got to grips with the tactics I imagine.
More money, more prestige, nearly treble the wage budget...
That seems tempting, on the other hand surely you'd like to get your current team promoted before moving on? Tough choice.
The tactic seems solid and I understand the theory. And it's working, so no reason to change. But if I were you I'd experiment occasionally with forwards coming from the wings as I see that as a very narrow attack, with no threat whatsoever from the wings. I see you have an advanced forward which helps as they roam onto the wings sometimes, but I'd maybe go more extreme and try a combo of a single AML/AMR winger + ST, or even a duo of wrong-footed FL + FR!
But maybe that's not catenaccio. I'm just letting my imagination flow and throwing out ideas!
Much improved this season, glad it's started to work out
I think you should stick around until the end of the season personally, results have been improving month on month, there's a trophy to be won here.
Who are Avellino?
I wouldn't, a season or two and you can really have this team playing as you want them to. Maybe a promotion is on the cards either this season or next, the this style is really suited to keeping your team safe if you do go up.
If you moved you would have to build the team again which would be a shame as you seem to be close to doing that with this squad.
In any other career, I would have taken the Avellino job. They were in Serie B not so long ago and I think I could do better there. BUT. I committed to trying to get this team up using catenaccio and I will do that!
That is a huge signing!
More bad luck!
Everything's starting to click, by the looks of things
I'd definitely stay put until the end of the season, especially as you're looking good for promotion. Reggina would be a huge step up though, and it would be a massive decision to turn them down.
Oh, this is not good...
Haha, oops! That's me getting my Italian clubs confused then :o
Fancy naming two clubs almost exactly the same!!
Well, it appears that my Santarcangelo career is at an end. I can't get past the 24th Jan 2013 without it crash-dumping. I have one of two solutions. Either a) roll-back to an earlier save and see if this is just a one-off or b) quit and move past the 24/01/13 date and start again. I've tested the second and it works. Now attempting to test the first.
If it doesn't work how about starting with a bigger team then adopting some challenges like only Italian signings or something?
It would be a real shame if you can't stick with this game though i'm really enjoying it
Right, I need a favour from you guys. Do I take it like a man and find another club? Or do I use FMRTE (Imagine how much I love this save to even contemplate this) to put myself back into the Santarcangelo hotseat?
Did you try rolling back to a previous save yet?
Can you not holiday past that date?
Personally I'd go with the previous save option first, then FMRTE if you can make it work well, then find a new club.
When you continue and it crashes, does a box pops up saying Football Manager has unexpectidly quit/crashdump or something along those lines? If so, can you just not ignore the box and continue? It happened to me and I ignored the box (didn't click on it) and pressed continue and it worked for me. The only problem I had with this is that my screen resolution was stretched but I saved the game after I got past the dump, reloaded it and the resoution was back to normal. A long shot, but it worked for me.
Ouch, that sucks.
If you suspect it has something to do with your staff, perhaps you could try sacking them all?
I clearly have some anarchist staff!
Last edited by Deisler26; 15-11-2011 at 22:49.
Santarcangelo Calcio, January 2013 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 1 Montichiari (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
A top of the table clash which was chock-ful of incident. Alex Lieti saw a straight red for violent conduct after only 2 mins and we conceded on 14 mins to the league leaders, thanks to a header from a corner. We were given a great chance to tie it up on 46 mins when Graziani was felled in the box, but he skied his penalty. I called Rolando Zarate out to replace Ivan Graziani and his last action on the pitch was to stab the ball home to level it up. 1-1 and I hoped we could keep it like that til the end, but new loan signing Lorenzo Degri had other ideas. Picking the ball up 30 yards out, he steadied himself and thundered a strike into the top corner. 2-1 in the 90th minute. And that's how it ended.
Santarcangelo Calcio 4 - 1 Novese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
This almost seemed routine.. A stooping header from Kaider Cadi put us in the lead on 4 mins. Although we conceded a simple one on 12 mins, an Ivan Graziani double and a Francesco Corapi strike totally took it out of their reach, That win took us top for the first time ever!
Only players coming in were loans as I gave it all I could to get out of C2/B. DM/MC Lorenzo Degri was the marquee loan signing from Internazionale, along with D/WBL Simone Carminatti from AlbinoLeffe and DR Simone Ceccarelli from Roma to cover our shocking lack of cover at full-back. This however, put us almost £1k over our wage budget...
Outgoing were all my staff that I had brought in during a 'Night Of The Long Crash Dumps' purge, like in 1932 and DM Kuami Agboh, who I fear, was the ringleader/person causing all the trouble.
Enjoy Degri's debut goal
So it was your staff causing all the problems?
Great debut goal too from Degri!
Looks like you could go up.
How did you know it was your staff?
I'd be happier with a few more clean sheets - first priority and all that (I can't remember the Italian phrase from the book). Good work though D.
I am trying to concede less, but it seems that it's mainly from set-pieces atm, along with needing depth on the full-back front
I fear this club may be a vicious circle. We need better players to make catenaccio really work. However, they require wages and that is not what my club likes playing. To get a decent wage budget, we need to sell players and therefore get in inferior ones to pay for the good ones etc. I think if we don't make it up this year, we might not for a few years...
Santarcangelo Calcio, February 2013 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 2 Ebolitana (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
We twice had to come from behind in this game. An early one put us behind the eight ball, but Rolando Zárate netted to tie it up. We AGAIN conceded a pen for 1-2, but Nadir Bendahmane struck to tie it up.
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 2 Catanzano (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
We AGAIN conceded two goals from set-pieces. This is what is killing us. We just can't defend set-pieces However, goals from Nadir Bendahmane, Ivan Graziani and an 84th minute winner from Kadir Caidi saw us cement top spot.
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 1 Aprilla (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Another game, another header conceded from a corner. Luckily, a Lorenzo Degeri screamer and a breakaway Ivan Graziani goal meant that we took home 3 points.
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 0 Vigor Lamezia (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
We didn't concede from a header. We also didn't score. Seems to be a trade-off.
Well, this crash dump issue seems to be when I try to sign ANY backroom staff. I've tried 3 or 4 times and every time, it crash dumps.
So, with a heavy heart, I'm going to quit Santarcangelo at the end of the season. My contract is up anyway and I cannot move on without staff. Not if I want to improve. So I'll let my contract expire and find another Serie C club. Hopefully, I'll get promoted so I can try to go for a C1 club
Santarcangelo Calcio, March 2013 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 4 - 0 Mezzocorona (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
An absolute stroll in the park. Ivan Graziani set us on our way, before a Francesco Corapi strike and a Lorenzo Degeri double sealed it. Degeri's second was an absolute peach as well.
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 2 Perugia (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Honours even in this top-of-the-table clash. Rolando Zárate and Ivan Graziani twice put us in the lead before being pegged back twice.
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 1 Neapolis Frattese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Rolando Zárate netted early on to steady our nerves, then Francesco Corapi finished them off, despite a late goal conceded.
Santarcangelo Calcio 2 - 2 Arzanese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Ivan Graziani was our saviour here, as he netted two late on to save us from defeat.
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 0 Feralpi Salo (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Bore draw
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 1 Brindisi (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
[I played the backups in this game and Antonio Campillo, Nicola Di Pivo and Giovanni Bianciotto all netted to give us a 4 point advantage at the top
ANOTHER 90th min wonder strike from Degeri. I'll miss him.
Santarcangelo Calcio, April 2013 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 4 - 0 Milazzo (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Another absolute stroll in the park. Rolando Zárate set us on our way with a double, before an Angelo Gregori header and an Antonio Campillo strike sealed it.
Santarcangelo Calcio 0 - 3 Alma Juventus Fano (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Total misstep. Over-confidence, tired team and bad team-talk all conspired to make us lose.
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 2 Siracusa (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
We went 3-0 up before HT with a double from Rolando Zárate and a goal from Ivan Graziani, however Siracusa made it very interesting late on.
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 4 Virtus Entella (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
Totally demolished. It's games like this that make me glad I'm leaving. Lorenzo Degeri with our lone reply.
Santarcangelo Calcio 3 - 1 Fondi (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
BOOM! Easy 3-1 win. Rolando Zárate, Ivan Graziani and Simone Lucci, with his first goal of the season with the goals.
My work here is done...
Santarcangelo Calcio, May 2013 Review
Santarcangelo Calcio 1 - 0 Aversa Normanna (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
An Angelo Gregori header won the first ever title in this clubs history. Ecstatic.
Santarcangelo Calcio 4 - 1 Celano (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione C2)
It was party time at Valentino Mazzola was we dismantled Celano in my last game in charge. An own-goal, a Rolando Zárate double and a cherry on top from Antonio Campillo completed our fairytale season.
So, unemployed and with a C2/B title under my belt, I enter the job market...
A.S.D Atletico Arezzo
Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica Atletico Arezzo (formerly Associazione Calcio Arezzo) is an Italian association football club based in Arezzo, Tuscany. The club was formed in 1923 and refounded in 2010 after going bankrupt, and currently plays in Serie C2, after yo-yo'ing between that and the amateur Serie D league.
The club was founded on 9 September 1923, by a group of friends, and football fans, as Juventus Football Club Arezzo (in honour of Juventus F.C.). In 1930, following a merge with several other minor Arezzo teams, the club became Unione Sportiva Arezzo, which was admitted in 1935 to new-born Serie C division. The team was relegated from Serie C in 1953, following several financial troubles, returning to Serie C division five years later. In 1961, Arezzo started to play its games in the Stadio Comunale, its current venue. In 1966, Arezzo promoted to Serie B for the first time; in order to celebrate the triumph, Arezzo played a friendly match with Brazilian team Vasco da Gama, winning it 21. However, the next year Arezzo was not able to remain in the division, and returned to Serie C the following year. But in 1969 Arezzo again won Serie C, and returned to play in Serie B, where it played until 1975. In 1971, Arezzo signed striker Francesco Graziani, who quickly became a fan favourite and a key player for the team.
The third promotion to Serie B came in 1982, under coach Antonio Valentin Angelillo, with Tullio Gritti as striker. The previous year, Arezzo had won its first (and only) Italy's Serie C Cup, defeating Ternana in the finals. In 1984, Arezzo barely missed promotion to Serie A, ending just five points back from the last promotion place. In 1988, despite a team accordingly built to promote to Serie A, Arezzo relegated to Serie C1. Arezzo disbanded in 1993, following financial troubles, being excluded by Serie C1 seven football days before the end of the season. Following the cancellation, a pool of shareholders led by former Arezzo star Ciccio Graziani founded Associazione Calcio Arezzo, admitted to Serie D. In 1996 an unknown coach with a few lower division experiences, Serse Cosmi, was appointed as new manager. Despite his complete lack of experience in the division, Cosmi immediately won hands down Serie D, leading Arezzo back to professional football. In 1998, again with Cosmi, Arezzo qualified to and won the Serie C2 promotion playoffs, gaining promotion to Serie C1. In 1999/2000, despite the contributions of Fabio Bazzani, Arezzo lost promotion playoffs; the following year, after Cosmi left Arezzo for Serie A side Perugia, Antonio Cabrini was appointed as new coach, and Mario Frick replaced Bazzani as forward. The team returned to Serie B in 2004, with Mario Somma as coach; the next season, which saw Pasquale Marino replacing Somma, who signed for Empoli, Arezzo barely maintained a Serie B place.
At the end of the 2009-10 Lega Pro Prima Divisione season the club went bankrupt and a new club with the current denomination was entered in Serie D.
On November 2010 the club was acquired by a consortium of Rome-based enterpreneurs (including popular actor Luca Zingaretti) for a sum of 400,000; the new owners immediately made a number of changes, appointing former Cagliari player Maurizio Coppola as head coach and former Serie A star Abel Balbo as assistant coach and technical area coordinator.
(information from Wikipedia)
Good to see you pressing on with this despite your crash dump issues.
A shame to be forced to leave Santarcangelo just when it was all clicking, but best of luck with Arezzo!
Probably a club with more potential.
Good luck with the new club!
Sad news D. Wishing you good luck at your new team.
What are your first impressions of the team, Catenaccio suitability, faclities, finances etc?
A better club, but like anything, they can be moulded.
Hopefully you'll be 'allowed' some staff with this club
It can be fun to start with nothing, at least there's no deadwood to clear out, and you can make your mark on the club
Atletico Arezzo, August 2013 Review
2013-14 Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group F
Pisa Calcio
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 2 Foligno (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group F)
An Andrea Venneri header was the first competitive goal scored by my team, cancelling out an early lead. Lucas Pusineri netted a penalty to put us 2-1 up. but we were pegged back and it finished 2-2
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 0 Poggibonsi (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group F)
Lacina Keita lashed us into the lead on 2 mins, his first goal for 8 hours, stretching back to last season and Lucas Pusineri made it safe late on with a cool finish.
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 1 Gubbio (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group F)
Diego headed us into the lead early on, however a defensive lapse let the C1 side back in. But, that man Andrea Venneri, headed us back into the lead where we stayed.
The squad was threadbare when I arrived, so I set about strengthening it, catenaccio style! DRL Giuseppe Dipasquale was one of seven players to come in on a free. The others were DC Andrea Venneri, D/WB/M/AMR Cristian D'Alessandro, ST Lacina Keita, DM Boris Nkoa, GK Mirko Pigliacelli and DC Diego. I then got in another 7 loans from parent club Juventus. They were D/WBL Matteo Liviero, DC Davide Ferrero, DM Gabriel, ST's Guilherme and Alberto Libertazzi, D/WBR Roberto Crivelli and DC Simone Di Dio. Other loans were MC Dmitri Bisoli from Bologna; AMRLC/ST Filippo Taleto from Padova and finally MC Giancarlo Rosaia from Fiorentina.
A lot of dead wood left on free transfers with only GK Matteo Lancini leaving for a fee. £26k to Portosummaga.
Congrats on the title win with Santarcangelo Calcio
You seem to have made a good start in the Coppa Italia Lega Pro with Arezzo,I hope you can have a successful season with them
Here we go again, off to a great start! What are your board/ personal expectations?
Atletico Arezzo, September 2013 Review
Atletico Arezzo 1 - 0 Pisa (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, Group F)
A beautiful Guilherme goal settled this tie on 44 minutes, after turning the defender and rolling into the far corner. We even survived a late dismissal of Boris Nkoa for a second yellow
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 1 Reggiana (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
We went behind on 3 mins to a fizzing free-kick from 30 yards. However, Alberto Libertazzi restored parity on 15 mins, rolling it under the keeper and it was Guilherme who sealed the points late on with a sharp finish.
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 1 Ravenna (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
We again went behind early, this to a comedy own-goal after a good save from the keeper which, in the attempt of clearing it for the line, was stabbed in by Marco Pecorari. However, that man Guilherme took center stage and netted a double
Atletico Arezzo 1 - 0 Pro Patria (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
Boris Nkoa was the hero here, slamming home underneath the keeper on 77 mins.
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 0 Carrese (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
Alberto Libertazzi got fed up of being upstaged by his striker partner and hit a double himself.
Glad you have managed to keep this save going. Congrats on the title and your start at the new club
Rats Cocks!
Phew!! So glad this save survived. I hadn't been able to get on the forums for most of the week and I was holding my breath when I got to the crash dump part! Excellent start with Arezzo - are you using more or less the same tactics as you were at Santarcangelo, or have you tweaked a bit?
Atletico Arezzo, October 2013 Review
Atletico Arezzo 1 - 1 Avelino (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
We went ahead with a Lucas Pusineri penalty, but were pegged back by a 20 yard rocket into the top corner on 85 mins. This game also saw loan striker Alberto Libertazzi suffer a bad injury that would keep him out for 4-5 months
Atletico Arezzo 0 - 0 Treviso (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
A bore draw, from a team in 20th place and resulted in Treviso sacking their manager.
Atletico Arezzo 1 - 2 Avelino (Coppa Italia Lega Pro, First Round)
Andrea Venneri headed our consolation as we were taught a lesson by Avelino and knocked out in the First Round.
Atletico Arezzo 0 - 0 Teramo (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
We're firing blanks badly. Libertazzi's injury is really hurting us in the goals department
Atletico Arezzo 0 - 1 Capi (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
Shocking. Pigliacelli had a schizo game, making several great saves and getting the MOM award, however he allowed a terribly weak goal to consign us to defeat,
Atletico Arezzo 3 - 0 Salerno (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
Finally! We broke out in this game and probably broke the frame of the goal after hitting it four times. Guilherme ended his goal drought and with a Diego header and a fizzing daisycutter from Boris Nkoa to add to it, we ran out 3-0 winners against the league leaders.
Atletico Arezzo 2 - 0 San Marino (Lega Pro Seconda Divisione A)
Another game, another game against the league leaders. Diego headed us into the lead on 36 mins and we looked very comfortable in a tight game. Finally, in the 95th minute, Andrea Venneri scored his first league goal for us to round off a 2-0 win and put us top.
Glad you returned to form at the end of the month there - two nice wins. Any idea what changed in the Salerno match that made your players start finding the target again?