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Celtic's hopes of staging a Uefa Cup comeback disappeared after they were reduced to nine men in a torrid first half in Hamburg last night.
Tommy Burns, their manager, was involved in a confrontation with the referee, Viktor Schuk, as the players left the pitch at half-time after the dismissal of Malky Mackay and John Hughes. Both were sent off for receiving two cautions as the first round second leg turned ugly.
Mackay was booked after five minutes for bringing down Markus Schopp. In the 13th minute, Celtic had Jorge Cadete carried off after a dreadful foul by Stephane Henchoz. Cadete was replaced by Pierre van Hooijdonk, a surprise omission from the starting line-up.
Mackay was sent off in the 21st minute when he was shown a second yellow card for pushing Sven Kmetsch. Celtic's problems increased two minutes later when Karsten Baron scored a disputed goal for Hamburg.
Two minutes later, Celtic found themselves even further behind when Baron ran on to a pass from Markus Schupp and slid the ball past the Celtic goalkeeper Gordon Marshall.
Brian O'Neil saw his header cleared off the line in the 34th minute by Jakob Friis-Hansen and three minutes later Hughes was booked for fouling Andre Breitenreiter.
Celtic's luck was summed up when Paolo di Canio's shot hit the bar in the 40th minute and then, less than a minute later, Hughes was sent for a foul on Kmetsch, which led to ugly scenes between both sets of players in the centre circle.
The ugly scenes continued in the second half with Schupp being booked less than a minute after the restart for a foul on Van Hooijdonk.
Hamburg put paid to any lingering hopes of a Celtic recovery when Breitenreiter received an inch-perfect pass from Bernd Hollerbach to beat Marshall.
Even then, their was no end to the ill-feeling. Hamburg were reduced to 10 men in the 71st minute when Schupp was sent off for his second bookable offence, after fouling the Celtic substitute Morten Wieghorst.
Hamburg: Golz; Henchoz, Friss-Hansen, Knetsch, Baron, Schupp, Breitenreiter, Fischer, Schopp, Hollerbach, Sporl. Substitutes: Hiemann (gk), Hartmann, Ivanauskas, Salihamidzic, Kovacevic.
Celtic: Marshall; Boyd, McNamara, Stubbs, Grant, Di Canio, Thom, Cadete, O'Neil, Hughes, Mackay. Substitutes: Kerr (gk), Van Hooijdonk, Donnelly, Wieghorst, McLaughlin.
Referee: V Schuk (Belarus).
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I can't write an intro for this while this photo of myself is staring me in the face.
I really look like a monkey in a wig who stole glasses off a sad librarian. Who I am now tormenting as she cries in front of my cage how she just wanted to have a nice day at the zoo even though her date stood her up and why do these things keep happening to her.
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Thirty Four
A low blood sugar moment serves as a wake-up call.
By Christel Marchand Aprigliano
May 2008 — There are days when I think I've got it all figured out. After twenty-five years of dealing with diabetes, I've endured bad days and glided through good ones, but you would assume that I've got some sort of routine down by now. Blood sugars relatively stable, supplies readily available, and a sense of direction when it comes to this disease.
If nothing else, diabetes has shown me over the past few weeks that I don't have it all together.
A few weeks ago, I commemorated the anniversary of my diagnosis by scaring myself and my husband with a frightening low – and it was my fault. At 3am, I awoke to that fuzzy feeling of 'I don't know what's going on, but I don't like it.' I began to have that conversation between the low blood sugar brain and my rational body.
"Hey, it'll be OK. Turn over and go back to sleep. Yeah, you're low, but no big deal."
The rational body won out, with a resounding: "Get up. Now. This is NOT good."
I sat up, felt nauseous, and began to quietly panic. Nausea was only a symptom of my hypoglycemic episodes when I was very low. I struggled out of bed, trying not to wake my husband or the dog, and made it to the kitchen. Barely. My meter was on the kitchen table, and I actually stopped to check to see just how low I was. (The low blood sugar brain also thought about turning on the TV to see what was on.)
The meter flashed that magic number: 34.
I've been that low before, but this felt different. I stumble to the refrigerator and stared into the abyss, then saw my hand grab a bottle. Two small swigs of regular soda and it was empty. At this stage in the game, I knew I was lost. Legs buckling, I dropped to the floor and lay down, fighting the tunnel vision, and hating what I had to do next.
I called for help. Quietly at first, then louder.
"John. Please. Help. I'm low. Thirty-four. Low."
He jumped out of bed, rushed into the kitchen, and went into full rescuer mode. Maple syrup came out and he helped pour it into me with a spoon, then sat on the floor with me and kept me talking, making sure that I was still ingesting food. (I tend to get distracted around 50, and will stop eating and stare off into space.) He was calm, cool, and collected, although I know he was freaking out inside. I was lucky and I know it. He got me through this when I couldn't.
Almost an hour later, I felt strong enough to get back into bed and we both drifted off into an uncomfortable sleep. You can imagine that my blood sugar was now through the roof, but I didn't care. I wasn't going to physically crash again – at least not that day.
I scared myself – and my husband. This was the first time in almost seven years that I needed someone else to help me through a low blood sugar. This was the first time he needed to be there, and if he hadn't, there could have been (dare I even write this?) very serious consequences – and it was all my own doing.
I wasn't hungry at dinner that night, so I didn't eat. I checked my blood sugar before I went to bed, and while it was normal, years of experience has shown that I really need to have something in my stomach to digest while I sleep. I ignored my body, my training, and my own head.
Diabetes has played a huge role in my life, but I have, as of late, come to think of it as inconsequential. It's there, it's not going away, but until that "thirty four experience", it had been a long time since I've come to grips with how serious it can be.
It took me a few days to feel better. (If you've had one of these oh-my-this-is-bad lows, you understand when I mutter about not getting the license plate number of the Mac truck that ran over me.) It's taking me much longer to admit that I'm off the rails with my regimen. I have an appointment with a new endo in a few weeks, and I know there will be some serious discussions of how I treat myself and the disease. In the meantime, I'm trying to take care of myself – and my husband. Thirty-four was not just a number. It was a wake-up call for both of us.
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Day Length and Chilling Zones
Figs require full sunlight for maximum fruit production. When choosing a site for figs, select an area that has sun for most of the day or expect reduced performance from the trees. Early morning sun is particularly important to dry dew from the plants, thereby reducing the incidence of diseases. Figs are frost and freeze sensitive and perform best south of the 800-hour chilling zone. Mature figs which are fully dormant can endure temperatures of 10 degrees F with little damage.
Although figs can be grown in all types of soil, they do not tolerate poorly drained sites. Avoid sites and soils where water stands for more than 24 hours after a rain. In areas of poor drainage, roots receive insufficient oxygen which results in stunted growth and eventual death of the tree. Figs are relatively salt-tolerant and can be grown along the coast near brackish water.
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Common Figs are the only figs significant to commercial growers in Texas. These figs develop parthenocarpically (without pollination) and are by far the most prevalent type of fig grown in Texas. The fruit does not have true seeds and is primarily produced on wood from the current season. Most varieties recommended for Texas are of the Common Fig type.
Caprifigs produce a small non-edible fruit; however, the flowers inside the Caprifig product pollen. This pollen is essential for fertilizing fruit of the Smyrna and San Pedro types. The pollen is transported from the Caprifig to the pollen-sterile types by a Blastophaga wasp. Commercial growers hang baskets of Blastophaga-infested Caprifigs so that the wasps can effectively fertilize the fruit. Caprifigs were grown successfully at Del Rio, Texas, as early as 1901.
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SIU Med Student Jason West Earns Scholarship
Jason West, a fourth-year medical student at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine in Springfield, has received a monetary award from the Penelope K. Tippy, MD, Scholarship. The award is given to a fourth-year student from southern Illinois who plans to practice in family medicine.
The Penelope K. Tippy, MD, Scholarship was established in 2013 by Southern Illinois Healthcare. Tippy was a professor of family and community medicine, director of the SIU Family Practice Residency Program in Carbondale and medical director of the SIU Family Practice Centers in Carbondale, Sesser and West Frankfort. She joined SIU in 1982 and retired in 2012.
West, son of Dean and Trudy West of Harrisburg, is a graduate of Harrisburg High School (2008). He attended the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, where he earned his bachelor's degree in molecular and cell biology (2012).
Gifts support the growth of the School of Medicine through scholarships, education, patient care and research. Individuals interested in making a donation can contact the SIU Foundation office at 217-545-2955 weekdays or visit www.siumed.edu/foundation.
Established in 1970, SIU School of Medicine's mission is to assist the people of central and southern Illinois in meeting their health needs through education, patient care, research and community service. Its website is www.siumed.edu.
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All of the bases were covered at this MGM event.
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All of the bases were covered at this MGM event.
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poor poor kitty
Bahahaha, good one DrewE
Very sad photo.
I thought I was the only one who felt that way…. just looked like a very sad state for a beautiful animal.
The lion looks like it's debating whether or not to eat the kids…"Hmmm, should I? Or am I still full from lunch?"
I have an identical photo from the MGM in Las Vegas! Minus the giant's cane tho, damn.
I'm pretty sure the lion is stuffed
My family was there and the lion is behind glass; it's really sad because you know the poor thing is also drugged.
The lion was probably on Xanax…
Looks like ole Leo there is pretty well medicated…
Probably a pretty well known tid bit… The original lion used for the MGM intro killed it's trainer and two assistants the day after filming the roar that became their famous brand center piece.
sorry….just an Urban Legend!
I heard the MGM lion died after doing that famous roar?
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Curried Beef Casserole
|4 Tablespoon (1/2 Stick)
|Yellow onion
|1 Large, peeled and finely chopped
|White bread slice
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Lean ground beef
|1 Pound
|1⁄8 Cup (2 tbs)
|Chopped almonds
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1. Preheat the oven to 325°F. Melt the butter in a heavy 9- or 10-inch skillet over moderate heat. Add the onion, and cook, uncovered, for 5 minutes, or until soft. Meanwhile, soak the bread in 1/4 cup of the milk.
2. When the onion is done, add the bread, beef, raisins, almonds, preserves, lemon juice, curry powder, oregano, salt, and pepper. Cook for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Transfer the mixture to a buttered 8"x8"x2" baking dish.
3. In a small bowl, beat the remaining 1/2 cup of milk with the egg, and pour over the beef mixture in the baking dish. Bake, uncovered, for 20 minutes. Spoon the fat from the top of the dish and serve.
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Calories 2183 Calories from Fat 1187
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Total Fat 132 g202.9%
Saturated Fat 52.2 g261%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 617.4 mg205.8%
Sodium 1153.2 mg48%
Total Carbohydrates 134 g44.8%
Dietary Fiber 24.1 g96.6%
Sugars 42.3 g
Protein 126 g252.3%
Vitamin A 45.5% Vitamin C 54.8%
Calcium 51.5% Iron 92.3%
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This review is from: XFX Core Edition Radeon R9 295x2 DirectX 11.2 R9-295X-8QFA 8GB 1024 (512 x 2)-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
Pros: Insane performance. Unless you throw together a GTX 980/780Ti setup, just pack it in and go home. This beast is still technically the fastest "card" around. For the money it's almost stealing. Competing SLI setups will run you well over $1000. Excellent value even at the current price.
Cons: Insane heat output. I have even removed the stock cooling system and installed a Koolance waterblock and have noticed some serious heat load on my custom cooling loop. The size of the card is also rather large, and will make you need to plan your system if considering a build with this card. You will also need to have an SLI ready PSU. Go for a single rail PSU for this card or you're going to have some extra hassle getting this thing together.
Other Thoughts: Given the drawbacks, I'm still extremely happy. I can crank the detail to the max in any game out there and I can also dabble in 4k gaming with this hardware. I can also enable any insane settings only intended for SLI/Crossfire setups.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced - High Air Flow Full Tower Computer Case with USB 3.0 and All-Black Interior
Pros: I've had this case for almost four years now, it's been through three motherboard upgrades, a watercooling install, and it now holds 4 hard drives. I run Gentoo Linux, OSX, Windows 8.1, and a flavor of the month partition on a hard drive that I also use as general storage for all the operating systems to share.
The original fans that came with the case still run strong, the airflow keeps my hard drives cool, and it was stupidly easy to install a custom designed koolance watercooling loop that includes northbridge, gpu, and cpu with a nice thick xc radiator on the top.
With all this I still feel like I've only used up about half of the room this case provides for. It provides it in style and the case is very sturdy. There is great torsional strength and after all these years it is rock solid with no give or flex from any corner.
The only thing I really have to say outside of constructive opinion is THANK YOU coolermaster! Thank you for designing and building this big beautiful case that has carried me for years. It's one of the finest I've ever used and they have completely tool-less installation for pci-e slots and hard drive additions.
Cons: There is a downside to this case, if you have a very dusty home or have kids and a pet the dust will be drawn right in and concentrate on the parts you wish to cool the most. About every 2 months I open the lid, take a few things out and dust dust dust. If you don't you'll risk your fans and generate extra unwanted heat. This case is also not very friendly for dust filters, so much of it is open and the fans draw in so much that finding a good way to generate a positive pressure inside the case and filtering the air entry points would be very challenging.
Aside from the dust issues I can't think of any cons.
Other Thoughts: Given that this case took a very custom watercooling loop, I'm very impressed.
For reference I used a Koolance 380i cpu block, two vid nxttn gpu blocks, an HX-240XC radiator with four fans on it in a push/pull configuration, and an RP-1250 pump integrated bayres in a 5.25" bay slot. I have been able to overclock the CPU to 4.7GHz comfortably as well as overclocking two GTX 780's each with a 150Mhz overclock on the gpu core. My temps at an ambient temp of around 22C I have the loop at a steady 28C under full load both gpu's and cpu loaded.
This case afforded the custom loop extremely well, and the space inside the case allows you to just put such a loop on display to get nice "ooohs" and "ahhhhs" from any visitors you'd like to show the setup to.
Unless this case just falls apart, which it shows no signs of doing, I'll probably keep it until they stop making ATX motherboards.
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Pros: Corsair supports their products, and excellent performance.
Not much I can say here, but it is getting very easy to setup a high frequency set of ram. I just enable the XMP in EFI and you're rockin and rolling.
In the cons section I point out that I had a stick go bad on me, but Corsair turns this con into a pro as they sent out an advance replacement very quickly. I sent my bad stick to them and all was well. They advanced a brand new kit with two new sticks as well, not just "the faulty part". I appreciated that.
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Q: How would you describe your style?
A: I'd say I'm a documentary-style photographer.
Q: Why not a just a "documentary photographer"?
A: To me, documentary-style suggests photography on location, in ambient light, with non-actors.
Q: So, you're not a studio photographer.
A: Exactly.
Q: Why not?
A: I like the spontaneity of working on location . I like natural light.
Q: Does that mean you primarily photograph people?
A: Documentary-style can be applied to people, events, landscapes, food… just about anything.
Q: How can you photograph food in a documentary-style?
A: Photographing food in situ, on the table of a restaurant, has a different kind of energy than food in a studio.
Q: Changing topics, what's your obsession with Magic Hour?
A: I really love taking pictures at twilight. It's a moment we all observe, but seldom remember.
Q: That can't be true.
A: Ask anyone the color of the sky and they will say "blue." But, for at least a few minutes every day, the sky is yellow, purple, green or pink. That's the world I'm trying to illustrate with magic hour pictures.
Q: You used to be a television producer.
A: Still am.
Q: What kind of things have you produced? Have you worked with any celebrities?
A: I've worked at the NFL, for The New York Times, with Cindy Crawford and James Earl Jones.
Q: Do you have any nice shiny awards?
A: The work has been awarded an Emmy for a New York Mets spot and a Cannes Lion for an anti-smoking PSA. In 2015, a film about American Tobacco and the Durham Renaissance won Best Short Documentary at the Longleaf Film Festival.
Q: What's next for you?
A: I'm prepping another documentary and will be teaching a course in Night Photography at Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies.


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The Maplesville Red Devils football team won Friday's home conference game against Pickens County by a score of 47-26.
The Maplesville Red Devils football squad scored 47 points and restricted the visiting Pickens County Tornadoes to 26 in the Red Devils league victory on Friday.
The Red Devils now possess a 7-0 record. They put it on the line next when they travel to Autaugaville for a 1A Region 4 battle on Friday, October 14. Maplesville will play a Eagles squad coming off a 42-6 league win over Holy Spirit Catholic (Tuscaloosa, AL). The Eagles record now stands at 4-3.
Coming up next, the Tornadoes play the Sunshine Tigers (Newbern, AL) in a 1A Region 4 battle, on Friday, October 14. Pickens County will attempt to advance on its 6-1 season record. The Tigers enter the battle with a 1-6 record after their 37-0 league loss to Shades Mountain Christian (Hoover, AL).
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A lucky sea lion is being nursed back to health at the Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach, where it was brought a few weeks ago after found stranded in Laguna Beach with bite marks thought to be from a great white shark.
"It was concerning," said the center's director of development Melissa Sciacca. "Anytime you see an animal with bite wounds like this, it's not always a happy ending."
The adult male sea lion was stranded along rocks at Emerald Bay Beach on Jan. 22, with severe shark bite wounds. A beachgoer came across the malnourished sea lion and the Pacific Marine Mammal Center sent out a team of experts to bring the animal to the center, which specializes in caring for sick marine life.
His big bite wound were under his right, front flipper and left chest area, and animal care director Michele Hunter knew right away from the size and pattern of the marks that the injuries were caused by a great white. With wounds that severe, the sea lion would have had trouble hunting for food.
Those caring for the underweight, lethargic sea lion named him "Bruce."
"He came to shore very tired and not well, very malnourished, and had escaped quite an attack." Sciacca said. "Getting out of that is not often accomplished."
Bruce has started to eat fish, a good sign for his healing efforts. '
"We're real proud of his ability to be a survivor," Sciacca said.
It will take a few more weeks before he's in good enough condition to be released back into the wild.
"Bruce has certainly beaten the odds, and we look forward to sending him home again for a second chance at life," said Executive Director Keith Matassa.
There have only been three animals so far rescued in 2014, good news for the center that cared for 372 stranded and sick sea lions last year. That amount surpassed any previous year in the 43 years the center had been open.
"So far, the numbers are down, which is really good news for us," Sciacca said.
A typical year sees anywhere from 150 to 200 rescues, and usually the numbers spike around March and April.
Sciacca credits the public's help through donation of Pedialyte and donations for the center's ability to care for the sea lions.
"We were really fortunate to have such a caring community that helped provide resources," Sciacca said. "We really did pull through that crisis because of the public."
She also credited the public for helping Bruce and said anyone who comes cross a sick or injured sea lion should contact the center. Visitors are also welcome to see the sea lions at the Pacific Marine Mammal Center, 20612 Laguna Canyon Road.
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By: NEwxguy , 1:21 PM GMT on May 06, 2014
May 06
Back from vacation,now I need a vacation.
One does not go to Las Vegas for a restful vacation.
On the go all the time,to get to places it usually takes a lot of walking.
There are pools to relax,but other than that,its a lot of activity.
But it was fun and I didn't lose too much money,so I guess thats a good thing.
Weather was perfect,although it was getting hot into the 90's by the end of the week.
Back home to still cool weather,but not too bad.
Belle was happy to see us,she did well.
Still tired,though,took the red eye flight back and landed in Boston at 7:00 am sunday morning.
Still trying to recover from that and the time change
Will check in with everyone when time permits.
Back to reality
May 08
Pretty nice spring weather,but heading toward some unsettled weather by the weekend,not a washout,but a couple of chances for showers.Most of the weekend should be dry and a little above normal temps.Will be unsettled into next week also with a couple of warm fronts followed by a cold front.
May 09
Cloudy cool drizzly day today,then a warm front moves t hrough early in the morning,and Saturday looks warm and more humid with sc showers in the afternoon.Cold front moves through late Saturday night and Mother's Day looks perfect with temps in the 70's and possibly 80.Could be breezy.
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PHILADELPHIA — They bit their tongues, blamed themselves and quoted directly from the Politically Correct handbook.
But before boarding the team bus, the Cardinals double-checked their personal belongings.
Just to make sure the robbery in Philadelphia was contained to the football field.
"I really can't say what I'm thinking," Cardinals defensive end Calais Campbell said. "But good teams respond. Playoff teams respond. And that's what we have to do next."
Let's all agree on a fundamental point: The Cardinals were victimized by erratic officiating in the late stages of a 24-21 loss to the Eagles on Sunday. There were two ticky-tack flags and two pivotal non-calls in the final four minutes. All directly impacted the outcome of the game, and all went in favor of the home team.
Let's also agree on this: from Al McCoy to Joe Six Pack, we have a long history of blaming officials in Arizona. As sports fans, we often carry a persecution complex, sometimes to the point of delusion.
But this seemed really bad. The hypersensitive holding call against Tyrann Mathieu negated a Patrick Peterson interception that might've led to a game-tying or game-winning score. That flag was also a stark contrast to the ensuing non-calls against Michael Floyd, who appeared to absorb far more illegal contact on the Cardinals' final possession of the game.
Finally, the holding penalty against Matt Shaughnessy iced the game for the Eagles, almost leading Daryl Washington to a conniption fit on the field.
"I was really frustrated," Washington said. "And I'm really glad I didn't say anything stupid."
Eagles coach Chip Kelly saw it differently.
"Yeah, they held the crap out of him," he said. "It was a great call."
At that point, the Philadelphia media actually laughed out loud.
To the naked eye, it was all extremely suspicious. You hope that this game doesn't ultimately cost the Cardinals a playoff berth. And it would've been really hard to swallow had the visitors actually played winning football at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday.
But they did not. They were searching for deodorant, a miracle finish, something to atone for a very sloppy performance. In that regard, the officiating is just a very convenient excuse.
"You can't turn the football over, and we lost this football game with self-inflicted wounds," Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said.
In the NFL, December can be a cold and cruel place. So can the truth laid bare. And here it goes:
The Cardinals took a step backward on Sunday. Carson Palmer has a reputation for throwing a great deep ball, but in this game, he was consistently under-throwing open receivers. He was intercepted twice, and left a lot of points on the field.
The offensive line received game balls in a victory over Houston a few weeks ago. Yet they were dominated up and down by the Eagles, allowing five sacks and a lot of pressure. Bradley Sowell even said that the Eagles "came out with more energy than us."
"It starts with us," lineman Daryn Colledge said. "We've seen what we can do when we protect Carson, when we give him time to throw. And we've seen what happens when we don't."
Meanwhile, the defense was strangely inconsistent. After putting the clamps on star quarterbacks like Cam Newton and Andrew Luck earlier in the season, they couldn't contain second-year player Nick Foles, who dissected them like a frog in biology class.
Foles still hasn't thrown an interception this season.
"I just know that we could have played better early in the game," linebacker Karlos Dansby said.
It's true. Immediately after Larry Fitzgerald rambled for a 43-yard touchdown on third and 20, the vaunted defense seemed to lose its edge. The Eagles responded with 17 points on their next three possessions, with touchdowns right before and after halftime.
Not surprisingly, the Cardinals were again demolished by an opposing tight end, a combo platter that combined for nine catches and three touchdowns.
And once again, Peterson gave the team absolutely nothing in punt returns.
Bottom line: Fans have a right and a reason to be angry at the officials, a common occurrence in today's NFL. But when an uninspired Cardinals squad fell behind 24-7 to a team chasing them in the in the playoff standings, they don't deserve to complain about the officiating.
In the end, the Cardinals were trying to steal a game they didn't deserve to win. Even if the officials beat them to it.
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After leaving that job, a Canadian developer and I collaborated via Internet in 2003 and put together a microblogging service called Sideblogger. Many blog posts were so short, they didn't seem like full posts. "Sideblogging," I declared, "wave of the future."
Along with some new friends at Google in 2004, we launched Blogger Mobile. We had a comic strip description and our very own jingle. The idea was simple blogging "on-the-go" from your mobile device. By this point in my life, I had a mobile phone.
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Welcome to Traveling Texas
My Goal to Visit and Photograph all 254 Texas Courthouses
New Page(s): Bee County, Fisher County, Scurry County, Borden County
New Post(s): An Update, Western High Plains – The Final Trip Day 1
"When I die, I may not go to Heaven. Well, I don't know if they let cowboys in. If they don't, just let me go to Texas, 'cause Texas is as close as I've been." – Tanya Tucker
Comal County Courthouse, New Braunfels (41)
About Me:
My name is Carson Crisp and I'm a high school student from Fort Worth, Texas. While I may attend a Fort Worth school, my home lies about forty miles to the southwest, in Acton. I've long admired Texas: its history, its culture, its geography, its music (but that's not for this site), and its people. This is partly because I'm a native son and partly just because of the uniqueness of the state. All of my interests combined explains my intrigue with the Texas city, both big and small. Texas has a multitude of cities…and counties.
Texas has 254 counties, more than any other state.
In each county, there is a county seat, defined by the dictionary as: "the town or city in a county where the government offices and buildings are located."
One such building is the county courthouse, often the jewel of the small town.
"Texas has more historic courthouses than any other state. Today more than 235 courthouses still stand that are least 50 years old. About 80 were built before the turn of the 20th century." - Texas Historical Commission
Hopkins County Courthouse, Sulphur Springs (27)
So what's this deal about courthouses?
One fall day in 2010, as if by chance, I took a visit with my dad to the Old Red Museum in downtown Dallas. Little did I know, until going through the museum on Dallas County history, that the building I was in was actually the historic courthouse, constructed in 1892. As we left, my dad brought out the camera and offered to take my picture.
He remarked, "It'd be neat to get your picture in front of all the Texas courthouses." Little did I know there were 254 counties, each with a courthouse. Not all counties just have one, either. Some have multiple, like Dallas (an old and a new). I made it my goal from that point onward to get my picture taken at all 254.
Shackelford County Courthouse, Albany (94)
Eventually, I got the notion to document the experience, and over the year it took me to perfect this website, I developed a greater interest for courthouses. I became enthralled with these buildings, and the towns they represented. Not only did I want to get a picture of myself at each one, I wanted to get a picture, or pictures, of the buildings themselves. I found an interest within me for courthouse history and architecture, and from that point on I couldn't stop.
The problem was the eighty or so courthouses I'd already been to, before I decided to fully photograph. As my courthouse project continues on, I've made it a secondary goal to revisit as many of those counties as necessary.
Because Acton is in Hood County, where the seat is the city of Granbury, the courthouse that represents me is a massive, Second Empire building. I have passed by this structure many, many times. Wesley Clark Dodson's intimidating masterpiece was one of the first buildings to ever inspire me to appreciate beautiful architecture.
Hood County Courthouse, Granbury (254)
Throughout this project, I've kept the Hood County courthouse in mind. There are some courthouses that exceed it in terms of elegance, and some that it far diminishes.
What's important, though, is what Texas' courthouses stand for: the 254 different communities of people around the state. I've enjoyed being able to appreciate this along the journey. All of my experiences during this project: the good, the bad, the new courthouses, and the 'redos' are documented here on this website.
So click on "Courthouse Collection" and find a courthouse you're familiar, along with one you're not. There's a lot to learn!
Thanks for Visiting and Welcome to Traveling Texas!
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Here's a quick look at some of the new products for Autumn Winter 2012 that Pixi has in store for us!
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I am totally love the new Pixi Nail Polishes for Autumn Winter 12.
|Pixi Beauty Nail Colours for AW12 – Classy Cocoa, Amazing Amethyst and Evening Emerald,
As I type I am wearing the lovely Classy Cocoa which is a wonderful rich, chocolatey shade with plenty of gold pigment.
|Pixi Beauty Nail Colours for AW12 – Classy Cocoa
Also rather exciting is this nifty Natural Brow Duo which adds very subtle definition to the brows, and is also buildable for a much stronger look. You can go with just the pencil, or the gel, or both!
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There's also a new mascara and eyeliner, which I have had a quick try of. The liner is fab for producing a fast, defined cat flick (an old fave look!) and the mascara is nicely lengthening with no sign of clumpiness.
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|Re: forced caching of volatile data
|Wed, 27 Aug 2003 11:56:31 GMT
Miles Elam wrote: > Gianugo Rabellino wrote: > > > Miles Elam wrote: > > > >> If the Abstracts (AbstractGenerator, AbstractTransformer, etc.) were > >> updated to reflect this, most folks using Cocoon would only have to > do a > >> recompile. Folks who implemented the interfaces directly (Generator, > >> Transformer, etc.) would have more to do, but a cut and paste from the > >> appropriate Abstract would do in 90% of the cases I should think. > >> (Assuming that the developer hasn't made their component cacheable > >> already.) > > > > I can't really think of a reason for this not to work. The only problem > > is that doing so would somehow break a contract: today if you extend > > Abstract* you know that your class wont be cacheable, and this might be > > done on purpose. I don't know if this might actually impact users, but I > > sure can see a point here. This is definitely an interesting idea, but I can't believe that this sort of backwards-incompatibility would fly. One option would be to put a null validity implementation in the Abstract* so subclasses don't have to do anything, but I can't see that happening in a 2.1 branch now that it's released. > Hmmm... Actually, the extended class would still be uncacheable on its > own. The change makes a system-wide policy change rather than a > per-interface contract renegotiation. > > Can anyone think of a use case where prevention of caching (not just > apathy about its cacheability) would be necessary? Is there a case > where a developer would say, "I don't care what the sitemap maintainer > says; My component must never be cached or exceptions will fly." Yes, secure and sensitive data (which I'm working with now) often has the recommendation (sometimes requirement) to disallow caching. The other centers around performance, which may not be an issue if done right. Stefano's recent RT on adaptive caching is getting at the cost/benefit analysis of caching overhead. Currently we do have some overhead - we do some instanceof's to determine cacheability. If done right, your idea wouldn't necessarily be worse but it might be. > By itself, the component still doesn't cache even when in a caching > pipeline. Only when the expiry is sent is the pipeline bludgeoned into > the cache. Would this still be considered a violation of the contract? Another problem I see with this is it locks into a time-based (expires) cache validity. That is certainly the simplest but not always best. As I see it, there are three main classes of cache-invalidation all of which Cocoon should support, and all of which may make sense for any given component: - Time based (expires) - Source based (last-modified) - Event based (discrete events) That's why I think the factory/delegate solution cooked up by Unico might be a good solution if the end-user experience can be made uncomplicated. Geoff
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