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Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 4:43 am
Post subject: Kurt Warner "impressed" with Ryan Lindley
"But I was impressed; I thought he made some really good throws," Warner added. "Some tough reads or went to places where you might not expect a rookie to go and deliver the football well."
Warner said Lindley did make some of the classic rookie mistakes, but overall he was "really impressed" with the way the 23-year-old played.
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Coming out of SD State with he first start, yeah he wasn't to bad. People that had too high of exceptions are wrong, kinda like everyone that thought Kolb would come in with no OTAs and a partial TC and take the team to the Superbowl.
Lindley has potential, is he the answer? not sure but let him develop the right way. Declare Kolb the starter, sign a vet back up to be the #2/#3, and let Lindley move at his own pace.
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Warner did also say that it was obvious things quote, "got away from him" in the 2nd quarter. The Rams put a little more pressure him at that time too.
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I'm actually a bit more optimistic in Lindley than I was when Skelton was in his first start. I'm excited that Lindley played one good half of football. He went 17/24 with one bad throw and at least 2 drops on good passes. Skelton was never a guy that could sting passes together like that in any half of football. That's why his completion % is always low. Lindley has his flaws like Skelton but think there's a better chance Lindley will elevate his game to another level than Skelton ever did imo.
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Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 5:49 pm
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If Warner likes him, he is going to start in 2013
Warner never said anything about Skelton or kolb
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If Warner likes him, he is going to start in 2013
Warner never said anything about Skelton or kolb
Warner has said something about every QB at some point.
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Boise&cards Fan wrote:
DJ_Fka wrote:
If Warner likes him, he is going to start in 2013
Warner never said anything about Skelton or kolb
Warber has said something about every QB at some point.
I think he means Kurt never said anything positive about them, which is sorta true. He tried to kinda throw a compliment to Skelton when he won the job in August but it wasn't much. Just said, "Well he has won some games and he knows the locker room". That was about it.
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Might have a look at Lindleys throws on the All-22 tonight. I will tell you this. He looked like the most comfortable in the pocket of any of our three QB's, he looked the most "complete" in terms of attacking all three levels of the defense with his arm. Hopefully the All-22 will show me something about his reads/progressions.
One play that really impressed me (until the point he threw the ball) is his second interception. Watch the feet on the dropback, watch him climb in the pocket. What his head, not starting down one receiver.
The end result was an INT because of either a miscommunication, Larry and Ryan not seeing the same thing in the defense, or one of Larry and Ryan thinking the route should have been different.
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His 3rd INT was ugly as can be. Off the back foot forcing it to Larry in double coverage and under thrown. I see what you mean about his second INT though, he was moving around trying to see who is open.
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This is a series of stories of what it looks like to walk with God, over the course of about a year.
So begins a remarkable narrative of one mans journey learning to hear the voice of God. The details are intimate and personal. The invitation is for us all. What if we could hear from God . . . often? What difference would it make?
We have a lot to sort through on any given day. A whole lot to navigate over the course of a week or a month. Am I in the right place? The right relationships? How am I going to come up with enough money to do the things I want to do? And what about loveis this the one? Will it last? What is causing all those fears I keep pushing down inside? Why cant I overcome those habits that look more and more like addictions? Am I at the right church? Should I even go to church? What is God doing in my life?
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John Eldredge is an author, a counselor, and a teacher. He is also president of Ransomed Heart, a ministry devoted to helping people discover the heart of God, recovering their own hearts in Gods love, and learning to live in Gods kingdom. John and his wife, Stasi, live near Colorado Springs, Colorado.
In order to aid us in this type of intimate walk with God, Eldredge offers an autobiographical series of stories which take place during a recent calendar year. In reading Walking with God two very positive traits stand out in the authors life: sincerity and vulnerability. Eldredges passionate desire to walk with God and be what God wants him to be is evident throughout. While one can never truly know the heart of another, all signs point to the authors desire to be a godly man. At the same time his vulnerability is ubiquitous. He opens his heart to reveal hurts, joys, disappointments, comforts, and struggles -- the same kind we face. Eldredge does not preach from an ivory tower; he has not arrived. He stumbles, bleeds, gets discouraged and fails, yet he perseveres in his passion to walk with God.
This is the good news. The rest of the book is deeply concerning. Eldredges working thesis is that to walk with God is to hear God speak. His whole life is wrapped around Gods personal messages and instructions. How these messages are delivered he never actually says, although the implication is that he hears inner voices (the voice of God) actually speaking words about even the minutest of details, although usually in code, not complete sentences. His attempt at biblical support for this position is extremely weak and boils down to if God spoke this way in Scripture, why wouldnt He do so today?
But Eldredge is wrong on many levels. Yes, God spoke often in Scripture to numerous people. In light of time and history, however, He spoke very infrequently and to only a handful of people, and even most of them heard from God only once or twice in a lifetime. Eldredge would have us believe that God is speaking to all His children constantly. Also, in Scripture when God spoke it was concerning major issues often related to His redemptive plan. Of the dozens of examples of God communicating to Eldredge that Walking with God supplies, virtually all of them have to do with the mundane and normal things of life, the things for which God gives us minds and freedoms to choose. In one example (one in which he did not ask God enough questions), he asks God whether he should ride his horse. God says, Yes. But Eldredge forgets to ask God where and as a result he was injured in a fall (pp. 80-83). The lesson: God must speak to us concerning even the smallest detail, and to fail to seek such instruction could result in serious consequences.
Perhaps the most bizarre message from the Lord followed the death of the family dog. Not only does Eldredge hear Scout bark in heaven but Jesus also complains, He wont give me the ball (p. 125). Apparently good dogs go to heaven and play fetch with Jesus.
Eldredges insistence on hearing from God, while having the appearance of spirituality, is a spiritually crippling methodology guaranteed to ensure immaturity. Rather than the careful study of Scripture coupled with analytical thinking and wise counsel (all prescribed in Scripture), Eldredge opts for this unbiblical and childish approach. Consider, what parent wants his adult children to call home for instruction on the routine things of life? Isnt the goal of good parenting to raise children who can function independently, make daily choices, and live wisely and biblically? So our God, not desiring that we live independent of His intimacy and power, has given us resources, beginning with Scripture, to enable us to live mature and godly lives according to His will. Nowhere in Scripture are we taught to run around analyzing our every feeling and thought to discern if we have heard a word from the Lord. We are taught to live according to biblical principles as we make wise choices and always submit our plans to the will of the Lord (James 4:11-16).
Another area of major concern is Eldredges understanding of spiritual warfare (pp. 54-57, 112-113, 124, 147-153, 170-176, 193, 217). Rather than deriving a spiritual warfare theology from Scripture, he looks to experience and the leaders in the unbiblical spiritual warfare movement. He personally commands demons and declares authority over them. He calls them by name. He prays the blood of Christ and casts out demons from inanimate objects and even commands angels. None of these techniques are biblically taught and his attempts to support his position from examples fall flat because of his mishandling of the text.
Without trying to be mean-spirited and in a spirit of love for both Eldredge and those who would follow him, I believe Eldredge spends far too much time examining his imagination, feelings, and subjective thoughts and far too little examining Scripture. The result is a convoluted form of Christian living that is a poor substitute for the real thing. Walking with God is the musing of a sincere man, I assume, but it is not true to the teaching of Scripture. -- Gary Gilley, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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Michael ColombaroStafford Springs, CTAge: 55-65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Walking With God: Talk to Him. Hear from Him. ReallyDecember 28, 2014Michael ColombaroStafford Springs, CTAge: 55-65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Walking With God: Talk to Him. Hear from Him. Really..Some very practical applications that many could use to make life all that it could be. John Eldredge has a way with words that one has to stop and think about.
John PainterTexasAge: Over 65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Most Important Christian Book in YearsJanuary 15, 2014John PainterTexasAge: Over 65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Walking With God: Talk to Him. Hear from Him. Really..I think John Eldredge's book, Walking With God, is the most important Christian book I've read in years, excluding the Bible, of course. Eldredge's book, from a reputable Christian pastor and counselor, now makes it 'legal' for denominational Christians to say, within their churches, "Yes, I talk to Jesus, and He talks back. I hear His voice, and therefore, I know that He knows me." [John 10:27] - Dr. John Painter
ravenYork Pa.Age: Over 65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5October 4, 2011ravenYork Pa.Age: Over 65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Afer reading a copy a friend gave me I had to have my own so I could highlight. Its the best book for making you check your own life that i have read for awhile
toughbarkWisconsinAge: Over 65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5September 23, 2011toughbarkWisconsinAge: Over 65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I bought ten of the book Walking With God to give away to people I think will read and use them. The informatin in this book was life changing for me and for my wife. We have already bought and given away a couple of them.
JaclynAge: 25-34Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5It's an easy readJune 4, 2011JaclynAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4This book is a series of short stories the author tells of his life over about a years time. Each story has a message, but because they're contained in a story it's an easy read. It was very helpful in my walk with God. I enjoyed it and would recommend it.
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By Diana Hefley Herald Writer
EVERETT — A judge Wednesday ordered a Lynnwood man not to contact his children while he is being prosecuted for allegedly tying up and shooting his 4-year-old stepdaughter with an AirSoft gun.
Lawyers told Snohomish County Superior Court Judge Anita Farris that Stetson Tedder's children are living with a relative. Police removed them from the family home after allegations surfaced last month that Tedder tortured his stepdaughter. He is accused of hog-tying the girl with plastic zip ties and duct tape and shooting her with a toy gun that fires plastic BBs.
The girl was covered in dozens of welts, court papers said. She also has scars on her wrists and ankles, which medical experts believe came from being bound with ligatures, deputy prosecutor Adam Cornell wrote.
Police found zip ties, including one in a garbage bag in the child's room, which "appeared to have numerous teeth marks that suggested the restraint had been chewed," Cornell wrote.
Tedder, 26, made a brief court appearance Wednesday. He pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault of a child.
The defendant bailed out of jail shortly after his Jan. 24 arrest. Cornell on Wednesday asked the judge to double Tedder's bail to $50,000. Tedder is facing a serious criminal charge that if convicted, could send him to prison for nearly four years, Cornell said.
Tedder's attorney argued that her client doesn't have any criminal convictions and recently was honorably discharged from the U.S. Air Force. He is cooperating with Child Protective Services in the dependency case, she said.
"He's not a danger to his children," the defense attorney said.
Farris agreed to raise the bail to $50,000 but agreed to give Tedder a day to post bond. The judge was told Tedder is expected to be able to come up with the money and remain out of custody.
Trial is scheduled for March 29.
Farris sternly advised Tedder not to have any contact with his children or wife. Tedder's wife has obtained protective orders to keep him away from her and their children.
Tedder allegedly told investigators that he would duct tape the girl's wrists to restrain her as punishment, but never longer than 30 minutes. He also said the girl must have heard about hog-tying from listening to him playing Red Dead Redemption, a video game that Tedder said features restraining people for extra points.
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Johnson City, Tenn. - Mathew Pruitt connected on his fourth home run of the season in the nightcap against the Buffaloes, but the Tornados were unable to overcome Milligan on the road in falling in both games of the doubleheader.
The Tornados fall to 6-23 on the season with the pair of losses.
Game 1: Milligan 9, Brevard 5
Milligan opened the game by scoring eight runs in the first two innings, chasing Tornados starting pitcher Joseph Lepore (2-1) after one and a third innings' work.
Brevard put a run across the plate in the top of the third as Michael Calhoun hit a one out double to right centerfield. After advancing on a wild pitch from Buffaloes starter Sean Robinson, Calhoun came around to score on Eric Renegar's grounder to second.
After another Milligan run was tallied in the bottom of the fourth, the Tornados responded with four runs in the top of the sixth, taking advantage of three Milligan errors as Renegar, Kramer Clark, Stephen Mullis and Pruitt all scored in the inning.
The Tornados were unable to plate another run in the game, going down in order in the seventh to end the ball game.
Game 2: Milligan 13, Brevard 1 (5 innings)
Milligan again got on the board early, scoring 11 runs in the first two innings against Brennan Daniels (0-5) and Jacob Koontz on their way to the two game sweep.
The Tornados recorded hits in the second, fourth and fifth innings, capped by Pruitt's two-out solo home run to left field in the top of the second in the loss.
Brevard is back in action this weekend, traveling to Tigerville, S.C. to take on North Greenville University. First pitch of the three game series on Ashmore Field comes on Friday, April 2nd, at 3 p.m.


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Winston's Star Power Shines Bright at ACC Kickoff
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July 20, 2014
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Jameis Winston has been exceeding expectations at FSU for more than two years now, so it should come as no surprise he lived up to the hype Sunday surrounding his appearance at the Atlantic Coast Conference's annual media event.
A record number of credentials were distributed for the 2014 ACC Kickoff with the reasoning behind the increased media presence clear: Jameis Winston drives web traffic, sells newspapers and generates retweets. The superstar quarterback of the country's best college football program is the most famous athlete in this country not named Johnny Manziel or LeBron James.
He's Jameis Winston. And Sunday -- as he always does when the lights flip on and the recorders start rolling -- he held court as writers and bloggers peppered him with questions ranging from defending a national championship to thoughts on the unionization of college athletes to his own maturation process.
But before all of that began, FSU's third Heisman Trophy winner had his own question for the media:
"Before I say anything," Winston said with a growing smile, "how does it feel to have an ACC team come in here with a national championship, y'all? Can we give the ACC a round of applause? Finally. We took it away from the SEC. It's a blessing."
And thus the tone was set for more than an hour of questions on a myriad of topics. Seminoles.com will have continued coverage on the event, including photos, stories on Winston and Charlie Ward's relationship and P.J. Williams' development into one of the nation's best, video and much more.
In the mean time, here are some of the highlights of Winston's time with the media Sunday, as shared on Twitter:
FSU still owns ACC Media Day except now huge media throng around Jameis Winston instead of ex coach Bobby Bowden
-- Eric Boynton (@ericjboynton) July 20, 2014
Jameis Winston: "Right now we can say we're on top, that we're No. 1. But every team is going to come with it."
-- Warchant.com (@Warchant) July 20, 2014
FSU's Jameis Winston on whether a 1-loss ACC team can make playoff: "A loss is not in our vocabulary. I can't speak on that." #ACCKickoff
-- Eric Crawford (@ericcrawford) July 20, 2014
"Big games are what we do. We love big game atmospheres at Florida State." - Jameis Winston #ACCKickoff pic.twitter.com/vwoVtqRoAG
-- InsideTheACC (@InsideTheACC) July 20, 2014
I can't recall a player that handles the media throng as well and seems to enjoy it as much as Jameis Winston does. #ACCKickoff
-- Mark Ennis (@MarkEnnis) July 20, 2014
"I don't have a problem with spotlight. I can handle it." -- Jameis Winston
-- Bill Bender (@BillBender92) July 20, 2014
Winston wants to play two sports professionally. "Bo did it. Bo know.#ACCKickoff
-- Bill Bender (@BillBender92) July 20, 2014
Winston wants to play two sports professionally. "Bo did it. Bo know.#ACCKickoff
-- Bill Bender (@BillBender92) July 20, 2014
Jameis on having 100 reporters around him: "I'm definitely enjoying this. Gives me a chance to express my feelings so ppl can see who I am"
-- Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) July 20, 2014
Jameis Winston asked abt college athletes being paid: "We're blessed to get a free education.. And that's enough for me." #fsu
-- Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) July 20, 2014
.@FSU_Football Winston: our new guys are ready, anxious. I believe we'll have a ton of success because of the mentality we have. #ACCKickoff
-- ACC Football (@theACCfootball) July 20, 2014


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Talk about the novels, new and used books that McMurtry has written!
Author McMurtry's Book Reviews
Boone's Lick
Shay is a 15 year old boy living in Boone's Lick, Missouri, in the wild, wild west days. Wild Bill Hickok is a frequent visitor as other wild characters. One day "Ma" gets it in her head to take a wagon train out to Wyoming to hunt for her wandering husband. Why they are going, no one knows but Ma. With her are her sons Shay and G.T. and daughter Marcy and brother in law Seth. The story is told from Shay's point of view....
Crazy Horse
Master storyteller Larry McMurtry, most famous for the Lonesome Dove books, wrote this very slim biography of Crazy Horse, the Sioux warrior who battled against the U.S. Army to keep his people free but ultimately decided they had to surrender. McMurtry begins by describing the monument that is still being built to Crazy Horse in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Other scholars have written biographies of Crazy Horse hundreds of pages long. McMurtry ...
Lonesome Dove
Larry McMurtry's vast, wild epic of a cattle drive that is something more is full of action and unforgettable characters. The story follows two long-time friends and former Texas Rangers, Woodrow Call and Augustus McCrae at the end of the 1800's. Their lives as cattle ranchers along the Rio Grande have lost the excitement of their younger lawman days. They set off on a long and difficult cattle drive to Montana along with an outlaw named Jake Spoon, ...
Larry McMurtry is on a voyage aboard the freighter Aranui carrying American and European passengers around French Polynesia, specifically the Marquesas Islands. He has left his elderly and dying mother back in Wichita Falls, Texas to write about the life of his parents, his own family, and his trip to the islands. For the first 50 pages he writes of their struggles, disappointments, failures and eventual separation after 40+ years, while adding gratuit...
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Duane came from little, managed to amass a fortune, then, thanks to an oil glut, comes close to losing it all, figuritively and mentally. His children are out of control, his wife, Karla, believes in "open marriage" and she's frequently out of sorts with Duane because he doesn't take to that lifestyle with the same gusto as she. His main complaint regarding her affairs, however, deal more with her taste in men than his jealousy. Her favorite means of e...
The Last Picture Show
Excellent coming of age story set in small Texas town in the late 1950's. The minor characters are as vividly drawn as the three central characters. Though sex is a major theme, it is presented with both a prelude and an aftermath....the anticipation of sex along with its consequences. The characters Sonny Crawford and Ruth Popper are among the saddest yet moving people ever presented in a novel....
Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen
In this book, Larry McMurtry (author of such great novels as The Last Picture Show and Lonesome Dove) interweaves tales about his family with stories from his life as a writer and bookseller with thoughts about an essay written by Walter Benjamin about storytelling. McMurtry was born way out west in Texas, in dry, flat Archer County. His grandparents were true pioneers, who arrived in the area when it was still unsettled. He grew up on their stories...


text: I went to Nicaragua and stayed in El Transito at the Green Surf Lodge. El Transito was a charming little place and the waves were amazing and empty. The Green Surf Lodge had great food and a great isolated location. However, on the second night masked and armed bandits slithered onto the property and gagged and bound some of us with duck tape and robbed us with shot guns and machetes. It ruined the trip and most of us went home early. Not cool at all.


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I met a guy on wed night who gained his blue belt in bjj in 03. He has been training along time, off and on. Im sure it would be the best part of ten years and i have seen him in nogi grappling comps over the years cleaning up in his divisions. I 'dont think' that he trains in the gi that often anymore and he seems to compete almost exclusively in nogi comps and mma fights.
In his fights he is totally dependant on his bjj and believes in his skills. He is 3-1 in pro mma.
My point - after training with him i was very surprised..his jiu jitsu was very 'basic' but fundamentally solid ie he did used techniques that where probablly taught to him in the first 6mnths in training to great effect. No fancy moves, all basic well timed and exequted techniques. The guys he rolled with where young, strong and intermediate/ advanced level competitors. I was amazed how simple his take was on guard passing and watched him cut through the guys guards that he was rolling with and sub them with relative ease.
A real eye opener.
Anyone here use the simplest techniques to great effect? Id be very interested to hear.
*waits for comments that Roger Gracie has a simple game*


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If it is not a request then please don't post it in the tool request section.
BT includes Gerix Wifi Cracker sic. Not to mention the tried and true command line aicrack-ng suite, which all of the other tools are front-ends for anyway.
As for SpoonWEP not being included it was probably due to the developer's inability to help maintain and troubleshoot any problems that may have arose from it's inclusion.
Shamanvirtual the developer had (at the time) enough other things to worry and contend with than BT.


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Jackson orders city workers to not release information on Castro case
(Cleveland) - Mayor Frank Jackson is telling city workers to not release information about the investigation of three kidnapped women. He says that should only be coming from proper channels.
Jackson has signed an order directing employees to follow the correct protocol in releasing information. He indicates that those who don't may face discipline.
Jackson says investigatory information may or may not be true, and he doesn't want the victims' families to be barraged by inaccurate accounts. He also doesn't want the law enforcement effort against Ariel Castro to be compromised.
Jackson claims his order is not an effort to conceal information from the media.
Jackson is also asking citizens to tone down their outpouring of support for the families of Gina DeJesus, Amanda Berry, and Michelle Knight.
Though residents may have good intentions, he urges everyone to give the families space and time to heal.
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Real-time, enterprise-wide access to data from any Web-enabled device, easier PCI compliance, and less IT management: these are just a few of the benefits restaurant operators are realizing from making the leap to a cloud-based point-of-sale (POS). As more vendor options become available — including uptime guarantees and backups in place for downtime — many believe the cloud is the wave of the future.
"There are a lot more options in the market within the last two years, and only recently major players have offered it," says Tony Marsters, director of IT services at Pita Pit, (www.pitapit.com) based in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and operating more than 200 franchised locations using Posera (www.maitredpos.com). "The precursor has been the mindset of the mobile and tablet world. I believe adamantly that POS is going to go entirely mobile in the future."
While some operators are opting to run the POS on a mobile device, those who prefer a traditional terminal still have this option available from many vendors. The good news is, with the cloud, the terminal is the only hardware needed at the restaurant.
"Going to the cloud takes everything out of the restaurant. We only need a terminal there because all of the data is somewhere else," says David Silverglide, CEO of Split Bread, (www.splitbread.com), with two locations in San Francisco using Brink Software (www.brinksoftware.com).
Vendors offer a mixture of solutions
Many vendors offer a 100% cloud-based solution, but there are some who still require a back-end server to report to the cloud. Some don't have the capability to go without the server yet, and others find operators feel more comfortable with the back up, according to Phil Audino, CFO of Franklin Restaurant Group in Boston (www.franklincafe.com), operating six locations, including three Tasty Burgers using an iPad solution from ISISPOS (www.isispos.com).
However, those who have gone server free can't imagine going back. "You really are not cloud-based if you have a server in your office," Audino notes. "ISISPOS has full functionality and is a robust POS system all on an iPad. We process 2,000 transactions a day through it."
The same is true for Silverglide, who also owns Mixt Greens restaurant locations, which still operate on legacy systems. He plans to migrate them to the cloud in the near future after seeing the benefits in his two Split Bread
"Dealing with the old legacy systems is probably something my staff spends four to five hours a week maintaining," he explains. "With cloud you don't have the IT headaches. It eliminates 95% of them, and as a restaurant operator you can just run your business."
At Aramark Higher Education, (www.aramarkhighered.com), which handles foodservice in schools and universities, CIO and vice president of technology solutions Dominic Boffa explains he was able to redirect his service staff to other areas when they switched to cloud-based POS using Micros Simphony (www.micros.com).
Another benefit is having less hassle when it comes to PCI compliance, since all of the data is stored off-site in the cloud. This was a major benefit for Booster Juice (www.boosterjuice.com), based in Canada with more than 300 locations. Using Vivonet's MyHalo product (www.vivonet.com) on Par Tech POS terminals (www.partech.com), there is no need for a back-end server onsite, so no data resides there, says Steven Lee, director of IT at the company.
"All of the data is synced to the cloud in a continuous stream, with a 5-minute delay maximum," he explains.
Back-up contingency plans
The POS is a mission critical technology necessary to keep business operating, so uptime is extremely important. While some operators fear downtime is an issue without the on-site server, those who have made the switch report very few issues, if any.
"Most of the cloud-based solutions have 99 percent uptime if it's managed correctly," says Audino. "We also have redundancies in place for our Internet because the POS relies on it. If our router goes down, we have a 4G card so the router starts pulling the Internet that way until the wireless comes back up."
Daniel Dolan, CEO at Native Foods Café (www.nativefoods.com), operating 14 locations with 12 more under development in Chicago, California, Oregon and Colorado, takes a similar approach with Internet backup, and says has never had an Internet connection issue.
"We've never had the system go down in four years, and if the Internet does go down, our Brink POS (www.brinksoftware.com) system continues to function, so it's not something I worry about," he explains.
While Audino admits in the past year he experienced two outages hosting his ISISPOS on the Amazon cloud, each outage only lasted one minute, and because of built in redundancies, he was still able to operate the POS in standalone mode. Once the cloud was back up, the stored information was immediately transferred, he says.
Boffa at Aramark Higher Education believes it's just a matter of having the right backup processes in place. Even with an outage, the consumer is never aware of it, and there is no reason to assume even with a server on site that it won't go down, he notes.
"Our Micros workstation has the capability to understand if we are offline and will accumulate transactions so we can continue to do business in the event of an outage," Boffa says. "We also have the option to reroute credit cards if we need to."
What's next for POS in the cloud
As cloud-based technology becomes more accepted, restaurant operators are looking forward to more all-in-one solutions, easier integration and mobile options. And many believe traditional POS terminals will eventually
be eliminated.
Booster Juice is currently testing a tablet for line-busting and mobile purchasing in its locations, and going completely mobile is a matter of consumer acceptance, says Lee.
"What is next for cloud-based POS is 100% mobile virtualization," he notes. "The only thing stopping it is mobile penetration. When at least 60% of people have a smartphone, I can see the elimination of most traditional brick and mortar in-store POS."
Some operators already offer the option of placing an order via a smartphone, and staff members taking orders via a tablet, but as acceptance increases, more will adopt these practices in the future.
"We already offer QR codes at our tables where guests can place an order by scanning the code and it goes directly into our system," Silverglide says.
Additionally, the cloud technology will lead to more integrated offerings, eliminating the need for multiple vendors and solutions, says Franklin Restaurant Group's Audino. "The next step for a lot of POS companies will be more all-in-one solutions in the cloud where there is POS, online ordering and more in one package," he concludes.


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Our government spent billions to subsidize and promote using millions of acres of precious American farmland to replace imported oil is unconscionable.
Now that corn is worth three times the past 20 year average at $9.00 per bushel and nearly half the U.S. crop is going to produce ethanol, we may have started a food inflation cycle that will grow out of control.
Can you believe that we slow down our oil imports and increase food imports!
We need to use American farm land for more than just fuel!
Out of desperation many animal production farms have resorted to using up to 20% ethanol by-products in their diets. Ethanol by-products are dangerous- antibiotic and chemical laced loads of garbage! I would not feed any animal this kind of product ever.
Food vs. Fuel leadership has gone amuck!
We at Bell & Evans have not cut quality in anything we do and our plans are to continue to improve in all areas. This year we added fully recyclable boxes to our program and just recently started our SIA system. We now think that we have the humane slaughter method for poultry in the World.


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Wickow town see off Wolfe Tone to top the table
WICKLOW TOWN has reclaimed top spot from St. Patrick's. The Wicklow Cup champions got the better of Wolfe Tone Celtic by two goals to one to knock the Saints off the head of the table on a weekend that saw the last of the clubs make it to the halfway stage of their league campaign.
Eddie Kelly and Eric Dunne did the damage for the Finlay Park against the Bray side, who were making their seventh outing of the season; the fewest of all the teams in the second tier.
Although Town may be the top dogs at the minute, many sides are circling menacingly beneath them with games in hand waiting to pounce. One of those sides is Celtic Stars and they stormed to a 5-2 win against Avonmore FC B in Drummin on Sunday.
Paddy Byrne helped himself to a double, with Tony Byrne, John Kavanagh and Lukasz Niewadiomski all adding singles.


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Help for wireless controller settings
I setup cisco wireless controller 2500 connecting 2 Aironet APs, with windows 2008 NPS as radius server (server certificate installed), via
[WPA2][Auth(802.1X)], MAC Filtering
Now I have domain computer (laptop) connected to SSID which provides direct to the LAN dhcp server. That means my notebook got same ip range as when it connected to LAN.
The user used cached domain logon info to logon the computer, then the wireless profile started to connect with radius server which has User group policy.
Problem is the notebook (logon as normal domain user) browse \\"domain name" or any \\hostname will take 10 mins or more to pop up with "enter network password" or sometimes "The specified netwrok name is no longer avail"...
However ever if I simply \\192.168.2.x which is the host's ip address, I got list of share folders instantly.
And when I disable the wireless and connect to the LAN cable, I had no problem to browse any shared folders.
Is there any setting in wireless controller block anything? I did not configure anything on APs.
Help please as it had hold me several days of work.


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no mike wrote:Still, leaves me wondering about this developing or uncovering mind, underneath this collection of impermanent worldly human stuff we tend to hold onto and call our personality or our "selves." There is a navigator at the helm. If enough skills are developed at navigation and boating skills, such as chart-reading, weather knowledge, tying knots, repairing sails, and seeing and understanding the stars, recognizing the nature of the sea for what it truly is with all it's waves and currents and depths and dangers, then this navigator can go from boat to boat, or remain on one for seven years, seven months, or seven days, and make it to the other shore. Surely, there would be a Pali term for this navigator, this helmsman, this rower of the boat?
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Monday, December 5, 2011
Twins have plenty on Winter Meeting wish-list
Coming off of a 99-loss season, the Twins had many holes to fill on their roster. Michael Cuddyer, Jason Kubel, and Matt Capps are the three free agents off of last year's roster who have yet to sign with a team for 2012. Joe Nathan has already left the Twins to be a member of the Texas Rangers. This means there is at least one hole to fill in the bullpen and there could be three other spots to fill by the time the team heads to Fort Myers for Spring Training.
The team got a jump on their roster creation for next season with the early offseason signings of Jamey Carroll and Ryan Doumit. Carroll should provide the team with better infield defense and he can be used at multiple positions around the diamond. Doumit will serve as the back-up catcher to Joe Mauer but he can also be used in right field, designated hitter, and first base.
Even with these two signings, there are still things on the Twins wish-list as the Winter Meetings begin. Here is a look at that Winter Meeting wish-list and it comes with one disclaimer. This list is in no particular order because if the team signs one free agent, the rest of the moves the club makes could have to change.
1. Find a closer: The team has committed to letting Glen Perkins serve his important role as the set-up man. This means the team could have to look outside of the organization for a closer. Most of the recent talk has been around the idea of bringing back Capps to serve as the ninth inning man. In recent interviews, both Ron Gardenhire and Rick Anderson had nothing but praise for Capps and the way he battled through injury last year. Other rumors have swirled about the Twins in talks with the Rockies for a swap of Carl Pavano for Huston Street. There are still other names on the free agent market but most of the proven closers have gotten a lot of money this offseason and they could be out of the Twins price range.
2. Sign an outfielder: As mentioned above, the Twins have two important parts of their outfield from the last few seasons that have entered the free agent market. The team has continued to be in talks with both Cuddyer and Kubel but it is hard to know how the market will shape for these two players. The Twins have already committed nearly $90 million to next years payroll and that could leave around $10 million left in the bank. It would take all of that money to sign Cuddyer which would tie up a lot of the other moves the Twins need to make. It might be a tough squeeze to keep Cuddyer and fill out the rest of the roster with respectable players. The draft picks the Twins would get for both Cuddyer and Kubel would also look nice for a team trying to rebuild their farm system.
3. Add pitching staff depth: The Twins have plenty of pitchers on the staff with starting experience but the club is still not sure what they will get from some of their arms. Brian Duensing will most likely find himself back in the bullpen. That leaves Scott Baker, Francisco Liriano, Carl Pavano, Nick Blackburn, and Kevin Slowey as the men who would currently compose the starting rotation.
Recent reports have the Twins interested in adding Jeff Francis and Edwin Jackson. Both names will not make Twins fans jump for joy but adding depth is a key to a staff that saw a lot of injuries last season. Former Central Division foe, Mark Buehrle, has also been connected to rumors with the Twins but it sounds like the Marlins are now in the driver's seat to sign him. Bringing in another starter could mean the Twins have plans to either trade or non-tender one of the other players on their current starting staff. There could also be a chance that Liriano, Blackburn, or Slowey is asked to pitch out of the bullpen.
Over the course of the next week, the rest of the Twins roster could start to take shape. Cuddyer could end up signing somewhere, the Twins might know who will be closing, and fans might know who makes up the starting rotation.
There will be plenty to keep Terry Ryan and his associates busy during their time in Dallas at the Winter Meetings.
4 comments:
- TT said...
According to the link you provided "There's nothing going on right now with the Twins on Carl Pavano." The Twins aren't on the list of potential partners for Huston Street in the article either. The story does say the Rockies are interested in Kevin Slowey.
"There could also be a chance that Liriano, Blackburn, or Slowey is asked to pitch out of the bullpen."
I think there is zero chance of Slowey being asked to pitch out of the bullpen again. Same with Liriano.
- December 5, 2011 at 8:02 AM
- NoDak Twins Fan said...
Thanks for the heads up on the link. I reading so many stories last night that I must have copied the wrong one. It should be updated now.
- December 5, 2011 at 8:41 AM
- NoDak Twins Fan said...
The part about starters having to serve as bullpen options was something I was throwing out there as an option because if the Twins bring in another starter they will have to make room in the rotation.
The line right before that I wrote, "Bringing in another starter could mean the Twins have plans to either trade or non-tender one of the other players on their current starting staff."
I see this is being more the the way the team is leaning at this point but there could be different things that happen at the Winter Meetings to change that.
- December 5, 2011 at 8:46 AM
- TT said...
I just strongly doubt Liriano is a list to move to the bullpen under any circumstances, short of a mid-season meltdown as a starter. Slowey would be traded, non-tendered or waived rather than being sent to the bullpen again.
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According to Horono, Dark Souls environment is a "seamlessly connected world. If you can see an area in the distance then you can go there. This world is about three to four times as big as the world in Demon's Souls. There's also double the amount of accessories and weapons in this game."
While this is primarily a thread for Dark Souls, the Demon's Souls servers will be shutting down on October 11th, so Demon's Souls discussion is also welcome and encouraged. After all, it's the only game that will properly prepare anyone for this.
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this thread fails to clarify some important information:
1) is the room locked; i.e. is there possibility for fighters to exit during the melee to return with performance enhancing material?
2) is the room empty? or will tables and chairs be provided?
3) will the fighters be given their choice of 1 hand to hand weapon upon entry to the room?
4) will jay darrell be involved?
5) would this event be covered by safemma?
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
Was also thinking Freeman but decided Manuwa would win due to youth.
I would sooner go toe to toe with Joe Louis or Max Schmeling than be locked in a room with an aggressive Manuwa.
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i'd go with a beast like connor mcgregor
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Why can't I stop eating? .But it's not the question. But behind that, something else. It sounds ridiculous..
No, don't judge. If you say ridiculous, you have already condemned it - and that may be part of the problem. That is not the way to get out of any problem. Don't call things names - try to understand.
If a person is eating more it is a symptom of a certain undercurrent. Food is always a substitute for love. People who don't love, who somehow miss a life of love, start eating more - it is a love-substitute.
When a child is born, his first love and his first food are the same thing - the mother. So there is a deep association between food and love; in fact food comes first and then love follows. First the child eats the mother, then by and by he becomes aware that the mother is not just food - she loves him too. But of course for that a certain growth is necessary. The first day the child cannot understand love. He understands the language of food, the natural primitive language of all animals. The child is born with hunger; food is needed immediately. Love will not be needed until long after - it is not so much of an emergency. One can live without love one's whole life, but one cannot live without food - that's the trouble.
So the child becomes aware of the association of food and love. By and by he feels too, that whenever the mother is very loving, she gives her breast in a different way. When she is not loving, but angry, sad, she gives the breast very reluctantly, or does not give it at all. So the child becomes aware that whenever the mother is loving.whenever food is available, love is available. Whenever food is not available, the child feels love is not available, and vice versa. This is in the unconscious.
Somewhere you are missing a life of love so you eat more - that's a substitute. You go on filling yourself with food and leave no space inside. So there is no question of love, because there is no space left. And with food, things are simple because food is dead. You can go on eating as much as you want - food cannot say no. If you stop eating, the food cannot say that you are offending it. One remains a master with food.
But in love you are no longer the master. Another being enters into your life, a dependency enters into your life. You are no longer independent, and that's the fear. Ego wants to be independent and ego won't allow you to love; it will only allow you to eat more. If you want to love then the ego has to be dropped.


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I have examined and used the scapy python module written by Phillipe Biondi and found it to be an attractive system with good capability. It is developed for Python.. which is slow for most tasks.
I see great opportunity and need for a different approach yet one which is modular.
Lua already has a socket library (luasocket) but this deals only with Layer 3 and above. I have a need to write a library which can operate at the link-layer (raw socket) to maximise system investigation and protection and which can run at the speed of 'C' to exploit polling capability (packet recording, processing and injection).
I therefore propose to write a 'C' library to act as an interface to Lua. This library will be a wrapper for libnet and it will include simple object oriented capability for the rapid (easy) creation of wireless (802.11) and ethernet packets and translation between the two.
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I could do that if i could manage making my #left element 100% height
Even if it were that tall, the ad would not go to the bottom by itself. I knew you wouldn't like the gap at the bottom, but it was the only reliable way I could think of.
well I added margin-bottom:-100px to the #right element and it gave me the desired effect, but is it a good way to achieve it ?
Seems to work OK. Good idea. (I've only tested it in one browser, though.)
As long as the right column is always to the right of the ad then the negative margin will work fine as the right column will just get pulled into the extra padding that was added.


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Smitty would be so deadly from the slot still.
Wallace - LaFell - Smith. Potent 3 WR sets with Olsen.
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Whoever is brought in has to be able to be a deep threat. Smith can't do it by himself. Mike Wallace would cost a ton but he'd be the ideal player. Greg Jennings wouldn't be bad either.
Fixing the line and adding a deep threat would flip this offense entirely. So long as they quit running from shotgun
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I think anytime we have a chance to add a playmaker around Cam, we need to. It's going to make Cam that much better. I hate to say it, but I think some of Cam's slump this year is due to a declining Smitty.
Out of the list above, I like Wallace the best, he's the most dynamic and the best right now, and probably hasn't hit the prime of his career yet.
I really wouldn't mind picking up an WR with our 2nd round pick this year. I really dig Cordarelle Patterson or Justin Hunter from Tenn.
If we were able to get Wallace and one of those picks, our WR corps would be set for a while when teamed with Lafell and Pilares/Edwards. Smitty could play the slot role for a few years while he is phased out.
What about Gettis? You don't have him listed.
Gettis does not seem to be coming back from his injury like we first imagined. He's not even been active this year, so either he's not as healthy as we imagined or he's not as good as he once was.
We also have to consider Joe Adams, our punt returner in the mix as well. Gettis just looks to be the odd man out, especially when you get as many WR weapons as we would have.
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Has anyone watched the tape on Smitty this year to figure out why he's not producing? Is Cam just not seeing him, or is he not getting open, or is he being doubled?
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shaX 07 wrote:
Has anyone watched the tape on Smitty this year to figure out why he's not producing? Is Cam just not seeing him, or is he not getting open, or is he being doubled?
He's still producting, has over 700 yards on the year, but he's obviously not the Smitty of old.
From what I've seen, he's not been making catches that we've come to expect from him. A lot of these catches you wouldn't expect from many WRs. He's been the focal point of a lot of defenses as well, but the Smitty of old still found ways to be involved.
This is why I think a guy like Wallace would be huge for our offense. He would produce himself, but also take some attention away from Smitty, maximizing his play as well. I know it would be expensive, but this team and fanbase needs a big splash this year, and I think WR is just the place to make it.
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Wouldn't really want Wallace. Not even sure if he's better than his teammate (Brown) at this point and seems to have a huge ego to go along with inconsistent play and particularly inconsistent hands. Plus I think he'll probably just be asking for too much.
I'd love Bowe. He has matured a lot both on and off the field.
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I would normally want to draft a #1, but I don't like the top of the crop this year. I'd like Bowe or Wallace, not Jennings or Welker at all.
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Wouldn't really want Wallace. Not even sure if he's better than his teammate (Brown) at this point and seems to have a huge ego to go along with inconsistent play and particularly inconsistent hands. Plus I think he'll probably just be asking for too much.
I'd love Bowe. He has matured a lot both on and off the field.
Completely agree with this. Bowe has proven himself in KC despite some horrendous QB play, and reminds me a lot of Smith in his go get the ball mentality/work ethic. Pairing a headcase like Wallace with our immature QB would be a fun train to watch until the wheels inevitably fall off. I think that both Jennings and Welker are declining and injury prone put I'd gamble on either if they came at a cheap price. Bowe/Smith/LaFell/Olsen/ would make for an awesome receiving threat and could potentially extend Smitty's career a few more seasons. It would also allow us more time to find a new #1 in upcoming drafts without pressure as Bowe will be solid until the day he retires. Note to Jerry Richardson: Stop penny-pinching when FA rolls around, make a splash, sign Dwayne Bowe. Also make Chip Kelly the next coach, but that's for another thread...
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I don't think Wallace is that being of a problem. He wants to get paid, sure, but I think that his head is still in the game and I haven't heard of any issues since the holdout, which IMO was justified.
I definitely like Bowe and wouldn't be upset if the Panthers signed him, however at this point I think we have a lot of posession WRs and a deep threat like Wallace would open up the field a lot more for both our running game and short passing game.
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I think Bowe is the only one deserving of a look. Wallace is going to be borderline, but with his questionable attitude and criminal history, I don't see him passing Richardson's filter.
I think that Cam's playing style can be a great match for one of those big, rangy receivers. Cam buys time as well as any quarterback. That gives the bigger receivers time to get downfield where they can win jump balls. Think about how much damage Vincent Jackson and Roddy White do just by being more physical than the defensive players assigned to cover them.
He's also a committed blocker downfield, which is obviously a huge plus for Carolina's offense. He would be the best since Moose in that regard.
On the other hand, he's 28 this season. I think he's got a few more seasons of great performance in him, but a steep price on a guy who would be 29 when we signed him would be tough for a team already facing salary cap issues. I think he'll take a discount to get out of Kansas City, but some other teams could blow up his value and cost us a shot at him. At this point none of the guys are realistic options with Carolina's obvious cap problems, but I think Bowe should be the guy if the opportunity arises.
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Photo Galleries: Lakers beat Houston Rockets in OT, 99-95
Don't think it.
Don't you dare even think it.
Don't go there. Don't consider it.
Most of all, don't start dreaming now.
Oh, the heck with it.
Why not, right?
If you believe the Lakers can make history in the playoffs, who am I to stop you?
If you choose to dream they can go into San Antonio in the first round and shock the world by beating the Spurs, what right does anyone have to deny you that fantasy.
After everything we've seen this year, the ups and downs, the frustrations and woes, the conflicts and injuries, only to culminate with a miraculous sprint to the playoffs - without Kobe Bryant the last two games of the regular season no less - the one thing we know now is we know absolutely nothing.
So go ahead and dream.
"You can't anticipate things and predict what will happen no matter how great or how bad it looks," Lakers center Pau Gasol said. "We're showing a lot of character."
And playing with it.
The laughable notion the Lakers can ride the momentum they've built over the past six days with common-sense defying wins over Golden State, San Antonio and Houston doesn't seem so silly now.
Not after they overrode their own struggles, the resistance of the Rockets and a gut-wrenching buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Carson Chandler to send Wednesday's finale to overtime, only to prevail in a game they had to win to avoid a first-round date with top-seeded Oklahoma City.
Without Bryant around to bail them out.
Not after they beat the Spurs on Sunday or hung on to beat the Warriors last Friday - all three wins coming with their leader out with a season-ending Achilles injury.
And in the process forging together in a way we never saw this season, in a manner we never thought possible through all the divergence and disagreements.
Meanwhile, a new leader emerged in Steve Blake and Dwight Howard stepped up as a focal point and Gasol became Gasol again.
The two big men combined for 33 points, 38 rebounds, 13 assists and six blocked shots Wednesday, with Gasol notching a triple-double with 17 points, 20 rebounds and 11 assists.
Remember when we thought they could never fit together, never blend and unify in coach Mike D'Antoni's offense?
Well, they can. And now they become a formidable frontcourt duo moving forward.
So you want to dream big?
Why not, I say.
The Lakers are.
"I don't think there's anyone in this locker room who don't think we can win that series," Antawn Jamison said. "We have a chip on our shoulder."
After winning the games they've won without Bryant, that chip is growing by the day.
So is the belief.
"We have to be proud of each other," Gasol said.
Added Howard: "We stayed strong and we won for each other."
The first sigh of relief for the Lakers occurred just before tipoff Wednesday, the assurance they will live to see another day flashing across the Staples Center scoreboard in the form of the final score from Memphis' game against Utah.
The Grizzlies' victory knocked the Jazz out of the postseason and pushed the Lakers in, and Lakers fans celebrated with a thankful round of applause - their anxiety finally put to ease after a fretful regular season that began with NBA Championship hopes and ended with the Lakers needing a win over Houston or a little help from their friends just to make the playoffs.
Not to mention the image of Bryant withering around on the floor with a season-endinginjury still fresh in their minds.
How we arrived at that point requires the kind of deep analysis only an offseason of intense reflection can provide, the hows and whys hidden in stubbornness, conflicting personalities, impatience and a heavy dose of good, old-fashioned dumb luck.
Despite it all, when the Lakers crossed the regular-season finish line Wednesday they found a clean slate and a spot in the postseason.
After everything they've been through this season, the misfortune and the self-inflicted wounds alike, it was a welcome sight.
And when they emerged victorious over the Rockets, the seventh seed planted firmly in their pocket and playoff history dancing around in their heads, they allowed themselves a sigh of relief.
"Regardless of how this ends up, this will be a good moment to remember," Gasol said.
So if you want to dream, go right ahead.
I'm not going to stop you.