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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 8:05 pm
Post subject: RedandGold's 3rd rounder Yes I am better then Kiper
1. Houston Texans
Reggie Bush RB USC
If Houston keeps the pick its pretty obvious that they will in fact take Bush. Bush is an all around playmaker that can run catch and block much like Faulk. Versitility will be the key.
2. New Orleans Saints
D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT Virginia
Could look for a trade and go down a couple spots but if the Saints stay I think D'Brick is their best value here. D'Brock is the total package of all OTs in this years draft and if the Saints take him he will be a cornerstone of their offensive line for the next decade.
3. Tennessee Titans
Matt Leinart QB USC
Everyone told poor Matt to stay in school I personally will have to look over how much he lost between last years number 1 and this years 3rd...probably 7-10 million. A lesson for all you future athletes. With that said Matt will be starting by mid season...McNair wont be paid 24 Million for 1 season...he will restructure or be gone.
4. New York Jets
A.J. Hawk OLB Ohio State
Ellis and Thomas already play DE so I think OLB would be higher on their list. D'Brick or Bush would be ideal but both are gone now so I for one wont be surprised to see the Jets trade up to get Bush or D'Brick or down and get extra picks to fix the team.
5. Green Bay Packers
Mario Williams DE North Carolina State
I know Farve wanted offensive help to come back but theres no value here for the Packers on offense but defensively boy o boy Mario Williams is gonna change the Poor Packers Defense .
6. San Francisco 49ers
Vernon Davis TE Maryland
Trading Woods for Davis makes Huff a little less of a need and allows the 9ers to take one of the hottest young players. Smith had a very rough 1st year as a QB but I think giving him a couple extra weapons will make a world of difference.. Davis was faster then any TE to attend the combine ever not to mention he's big with soft hands.
7. Oakland Raiders
Vince Young QB Texas
Tes yes yes I know defense is a must here and Huff and Ngata are possible but Brooks is a short term conttract and Walters never took the field. Young is a rare talent that teh Silver and Black will love because of his mobility. He will need to sit and learn for a year but he will be their future.
8. Buffalo Bills
Haloti Ngata DT Oregon
Bunkley are about neck and neck at this point and the Bills definately want to stop the run this season. I for one wont be surprised at all if the pick is Bunkley but his past injury gives Ngata a very slight edge...very slight.
9. Detroit Lions
Michael Huff CB/S Texas
Huff is a playmaker plain and simple...He can play CB or Safety... Everything you could want in a DB speed power instincts etc....perfect for the poor secondary of Detroit. You can neve go wrong when you draft a top playmaker.
10. Arizona Cardinals
Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt
I want all ya Cards fans to know I've read many of ya dont want a QB in the 1st....Maybe last year the Cards shoudl have taken Rogers...but now Warner is 35 and injury prone..McCown was improving well but the Cards let him get away. With no depth or potential successor for Warner I have to make this call.
11. St. Louis Rams
Manny Lawson OLB/DE North Carolina State
Lawson will be a very good OLB with the power to stop the run and the speed to rush the passer. Secondary is also a possibility but the draft is pretty deep and a CB can be found later on.
12. Cleveland Browns
Broderick Bunkley DT Florida State
Romeo is rebuilding the defense in a big way. Bunkley was one of the strongest players at the combine and has speed for a big man...He has the size to collapse the pocket form the inside and will force a double team on a regular basis.
13. Baltimore Ravens
Winston Justice OT USC
I was a little up in the air here but soem Ravens fans told me they woudl much rather see Justice then go with the secondary. Seems the team has taken quite a liking to the USC product.
14. Philadelphia Eagles
Chad Greenway OLB Iowa
Eagles fans I went to your site and saw how much ya wanted plaers that are already gone in this mock...14 is a tough position to draft at and a trade down is certainly a possibility...but if the Eagles stay I think they work the SLB and Greenway has the size to do it.
15.Denver Broncos
Chad Jackson WR Florida
Broncos have the luxury of an extra 1st rounder here and if the picks arent packaged in an attempt to move up I think they prepare for the future without Rod Smith... Smith has been their number 1 WR for years but doesnt have much longer. Jackson has the size speed and hands to fill that role.
16. Miami Dolphins
Jimmy Williams CB/S Virginia Tech
The Dolphins did sign Allen but have little depth in their secondary and in the past 2 years losing Madison and Surtain really hurt...Williams can play any position in the secondary he wants...He has the size of a SS and the speed of a CB.
17. Minnesota Vikings
Ernie Sims OLB Florida State
OLB is atop the Vikes wish list in this years draft...Especially after mastering the cap once again and going on a shopping spree.
18. Dallas Cowboys
Kamerion Wimbley OLB/DE Florida State
Winbley will make the move to OLB and become an instant starter...great instincts and excels at rushing the passer..Will become a force right away for the Boys.
19. San Diego Chargers
Marcus McNeill OT Auburn
Chargers really did themselves a favor witht he Woods for Davis trade easing the need at WR. With that taken care of the Chargers get an OT to help young Philip Rivers. OLine has played well in recent years but an upgrade is very easy to do.
20. Kansas City Chiefs
Antonio Cromartie CB Florida State
Chiefs recently signed walls to a 1 year contract which still leaves a big need at WR..Santonio Holmes is too small for the Chiefs and a DE can be found a little later on. Cromartie is listed at 6'3" and runs a 4.38 40 these numbers give him an edge over the smaller but more polished Hill.
21. New England Patriots
DeAngelo Williams RB Memphis
Dillion is the wrong side of 30 and really hurt the team when sidelined with injury last season. Over use may have finally caught up with Dillon and Williams is a top talent that can share the load in '06 and carry it in '07.
22. Denver Broncos
Mathias Kiwanuka DE Boston College
Losing Pryce really hurts but Kiwi will go aong way to filling that void....Kiwi still needs to work his game after getting shurt down at the Senior Bowl but he has the size strength and tools to be a top notch DE in the NFL.
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
DeMarco Ryans OLB Alabama
Tampa has done a tremendous job getting their defense some youth in recent years and will remain respectable for some time..Ryans is a top talent and a top OLB but this years draft is loaded at that position so Tampa gets a good one late in the 1st.
24. Cincinnati Bengals
Jason Allen CB/S Tennseese
I'll be the 1st to say I'm not as high on Allen as some but Signing Adams gives some flexibility here and the Bengals continue adding talent to their secondary..Allen can play Safety for now and possibly take over for James later on.
25. New York Giants
Santonio Holmes WR Ohio State
I know OLB is a top need but the thought of pairing Holmes with Plexico would make any Giants fan drool with joy....Value says take Holmes over Carpenter.
26. Chicago Bears
Leonard Pope TE Georgia
Ok Bears fans let me say that if ya complain that the Bears didnt take a CB here I live in Chicago and I know 1st hand that the Bears have the top defense in the league. If the offense can become top 20 they are going deep in the playoffs. This year the draft is loaded at CB but thin at TE making the pick.
27. Carolina Panthers
LenDale White RB USC
I went with White over Maroney because the Panthers because of size. White had a bad Pro Day no question but I refuse to write him off afte watching him play for USC the past couple seasons...He can be a force between the tackles and has good but not great speed on the outside....a perfect compliament to Foster as Thunder and Lightning returns.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars
Laurance Maroney RB Minnesota
The Jags havent trusted Taylor in quite some time and Fred may or may not be ok for the season...Maroney will provide very solid insurance this season and will take over when ever needed.
29. New York Jets
Eric Winston OT Miami
The Jets would love a top RB here but will settle for getting their offensive line in order right now as Winston gets the nod....He has all the makings of a top OT and woudl be top 5 last year if not for the knee injury.
30. Indianapolis Colts
Bobby Carpenter OLB Ohio State
Colts top need is RB but the value is gone at the moment....If one of the top 4 backs makes it they get picked here...Unfortunately all are off the board at this point and the Colts move on to the next biggest need.
31.Seattle Seahawks
Max Jean-Gilles OG Georgia
Hutchinson leaving was a huge loss to the Hawks and if Alexander wants to repeat as rushing champ then the Hawks are gonna have to strengthen the interior and take the best OG available.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers
Sinorice Moss WR Miami
I see alot of boards with Safety here but teh Steelers already missed Plexico and now with Randel El goen I have to give priority to the WR position.
Round 2
33. Houston Texans
Jon Scott OT Texas
If the Texans dont shore up their offensive line then they will need to draft another QB soon because Carr simply wont survive another season of setting the sack record.
34. New Orleans Saints
D'Qwell Jackson ILB Maryland
Saints need help at all the LB positions and value is better at MLB here.
35. New York Jets
Nick Mangold OC Ohio State
Jets steal the top OC off the board here early in the 2nd. With the offensive line in place the Jets can concentrate on other needs for the future.
36. Green Bay Packers
Tye Hill CB Clemson
Hill's size drops him but the rebuilding Packers wont let him slip..
37. San Francisco 49ers
Joseph Addai RB LSU
Ill be original here and go with Addai here....Gore might be ok but Barlow should be shown the door...With Davis int he 1st and Addai here Smith wont have as much pressure as he did last year.
38. Oakland Raiders
Tamba Hali DE Penn State
Grand larceny here as the Raiders get a top DE at this point of the draft. Hali has been sliding as of late but I doubt he gets past the Raiders.
39. Tennessee Titans
Thomas Howard OLB UTEP
OLB is stilla need for the titans as they continue to rebuild. Howard is a fast LB that will be flying all over the field for the Titans.
40. Detroit Lions
Abdul Hodge ILB Iowa
Hodge and Huff will be a teriffic start towards revamping the Detroit defense.
41. Arizona Cardinals
Donte Whitner S Ohio State
Cards put a little more firepower into their young talented secondary as Whitner can play either Safety position.
42. Buffalo Bills
Daryn College OT Boise State
Whoever wins the starting job for the Bills will need soem protection...if the Bills dont take an OT in round 1 they take one here.
43. Cleveland Browns
Darryl Tapp DE Va Tech
The Browns will look to add talent and have done a good job in FA but DE is still a need.
44. Baltimore Ravens
Gabe Watson DT Michign
More beef for the Ravens D Line... Even with offseason signings Watson will still contribute right away.
45. Philadelphia Eagles
Claude Wroten DT LSU
Eagles could use a RB desperately but none look to good at this point..so we move on and fill another need.
46. St. Louis Rams
Mercedes Lewis TE UCLA
Rams Kepp the offense younger and better...Defense will probably dominant the rest of the draft.
47. Atlanta Falcons
Jonathon Joseph CB South Carolina
Joseph is raw but has blazing speed and will give Atlanta 2 of the fastest CBs in the league with this pick.
48. Minnesota Vikings
Darnell Bing SS USC
Theres a void that was left in the secondary when Chavous left for the Rams and Bing can fill it.
49. Dallas Cowboys
Ko Simpson FS South Carolina
Dallas shores up their secondary and Simpson will team with Williams to form one of the best safety tandems int he league.
50. San Diego Chargers
Pat Watkins S Florida State
Safety remains a need for a weak secondary.
51. Minnesota Vikings
Brodie Croyle QB Alabama
QB is a need for the Vikes Dante is gone and Johnson is a short term solution...Maybe a slight reach but the Vikes cant afford to risk Croyle not beign there in the 3rd.
52. New England Patriots
Ashton Youboty CB Ohio State
The Pats still need some youth in the secondary...Warfield was a good add but not a long term solution....The youth movement continues.
53. Washington Redskins
Ray Edwards DE Purdue
Skins dont seem to draft too much because of FA.... DE could use some depth.
54. Kansas City Chiefs
Elvis Dumervil DE Lousiville
DE is still a top priority of the Chiefs and Elvis can get to the passer.
55. Cincinnati Bengals
Anthony Fasano TE Notre Dame
Schobel is gone and the Bengals donthave a quality TE on the roster.
56. New York Giants
Roger McIntosh OLB Miami
Giants wait a round but stillg et a good OLB. McIntosh is a future starter with speed to make plays sidline to sideline.
57. Chicago Bears
Kelly Jennings CB Miami
Bears have an outstand defense but would like another CB on the roster.
58. Carolina Panthers
Jon Alston OLB Stanford
Losing Witherspoon hurts but Alston will challenge for the vacancy.
59. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Davin Joseph OG Oklahoma
Caddy could use another lane or 2 opened.
60. Jacksonville Jaguars
Richard Marshall CB Fresno State
Jags secondary needs some work yes i know they picked up Cousin in FA but he wont stay long. Marshall has been flying up draft boards and could go much higher.
61. Denver Broncos
Bernard Pollard S Purdue
Broncos add some depth to their secondary and fill their needs. Pollard reminds alot of people of Lynch who better to learn from.
62. Indianapolis Colts
Brian Calhoun RB Wisconsin
Colts find a back that can help fill the void left by Edge...Calhoun has a lot of upside but need to refine his technique.
63. Seattle Seahawks
Demario Minter CB Georgia
Hawks want mor edepth in thier secondary. If not for character concerns he would go higher.
64. Pittsburgh Steelers
Daniel Bullocks S Nebraska
FA left some holes int he Champs but they are filling the hole sin this years draft.
Round 3
65. Houston Texans
Greg Eslinger OC Minnesota
Texans continue to try and improve the offensive line to open a little room for Bush.
66. Houston Texans
Stanley McClover DE Auburn
Texans are moving to a 4-3 and looking for an end.
67. Green Bay Packers
Taitusi Lutui OG USC
If Rodgers is startig he will need all the protection he can get and Lutui can provide it...As a bonus Lutui also has experience playing OT.
68. San Francisco 49ers
A.J.Nicholson OLB Florida State
Nicholson could be 1st round talent but character issues force him down...Losing Peterson really hurts the defense and a replacement must be found.
69. Oakland Raiders
Orien Harris DT Miami
Sapp is near the end of his career...Fortunately Harris is available and has many of the same characteristics of a young Sapp...
70. Buffalo Bills
Cedric Griffin S/CB Texas
Milloy gone and Griffin in. Secondary needs some fresh blood.
71. New York Jets
Rod Wright DT Texas
Jets need another DT and get Wright here... If Wright can play to his potential he is a steal.
72. Arizona Cardinals
Ryan O'Callaghan OG California
Interior of the Offensive Line needs some work for Edge to be effective.
73. Buffalo Bills
Victor Adeyanju DE Indiana
Not a major need but Victor has a ton of potential. Witht he extra pick the Bills can gamble.
74. Detroit Lions
Charles Spencer OG Pittsburgh
Offense is gonna look really good without Harrington in it and this pick insures teh starting QB a little tiem to find a WR.
75. New England Patriots
Derek Hagan WR ASU
Pats have needed a WR for some time now and get lucky that Hagan is available...He willb e come a reliable number 2 WR.
76. Philadelphia Eagles
Leon Washington RB Florida State
No running back on the roster can go between the tackles and Washington can atleast split some carries with Westbrook.
77. St. Louis Rams
Demetrice Webb CB Florida
Rams secondary is still weak and in need of another CB.
78. Cleveland Browns
Kai Parham ILB Virginia
With most of the team needs taken care of in FA and th 1st 2 rounds the Browns can gamble on Parham here...I know he slipped because of slow workout times but he is productive and the Browns need some depth.
79. Atlanta Falcons
Maurice Drew RB UCLA
Dunn wont last more then another season in Atlanta and Drew although small is a homerun threat and can return kicks and punts.
80. Dallas Cowboys
Jeremy Trueblood OT Boston College
Offensive line was abused last season and that needs to stop.
81. San Diego Chargers
Freddie Roach ILB Alabama
Donnie Edwards is nearing retirement fast!
82. Miami Dolphins
Gerris Wilkinson OLB Georgia Tech
Miami needs soem youth at LB.
83. Minnesota Vikings
Mike Degory OC Florida
Birk is over 30 and coming back from injury....with no other glaring needs the Vikes can take his future replacement.
84. San Francisco 49ers
Jesse Mahelona DT Tennessee
With so many needs the 9ers can afford to take the BPA.
85. Kansas City Chiefs
Maurice Stovall WR Notre Dame
Chiefs would love a big WR like Stovall...he need some work but improved vastly when working with Weis.
86. New England Patriots
Anthony Smith S Syracuse
Harrison will retire soon
87. New York Giants
Andrew Whitworth OT LSU
Whitfield will do great protecting Eli for a year which is enough time to train his replacement.
88. Chicago Bears
Rob Sims OG Ohio State
Bears will reload offensive linemen or be faced with seeing Rex miss another season....
89. Carolina Panthers
Dominique Byrd TE USC
Jake gets a new weapon for offense.
90. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Parys Haralson DE Tennessee
Rice wont play forever.
91. Cincinnati Bengals
Jonathon Lewis DT Virginia
I know they signed Adams but thats a short term solution at best.
92. Jacksonville Jaguars
Joe Klopfenstein TE Colorado
Good size and hands fills the need.
93. Atlanta Falcons
Rashad Butler OT Miami
Scar this pick is for you...You know your team best and ya tell me he fits...hes available so he's yours.
94. Indianapolis Colts
Dusty Dvoracek DT Oklahoma
Will replace Tripplett. Dusty is a hard working blue collar player the kind Dungy loves.
95. Minnesota Vikings
Martin Nance WR University of Miami (Ohio)
Losing Burleson isnt the end of the world...Nance has the size and speed to challenge for playing tiem right away.
96. Pittsburgh Steelers
Mark Anderson DE Alabama
Depth is required.
97. New York Jets
Omar Jacobs QB Bowling Green
Pennington is injury prone Ramsey never lived up to potential,,,,and with the extra pick why not
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 8:13 pm
Post subject: Re: RedandGold's 3rd rounder Yes I am better then Kiper
RedandGold wrote:
19. San Diego Chargers
Marcus McNeill OT Auburn
Chargers really did themselves a favor witht he Woods for Davis trade easing the need at WR. With that taken care of the Chargers get an OT to help young Philip Rivers. OLine has played well in recent years but an upgrade is very easy to do.
Good pick, hopefully now you'll believe me next time I say we won't draft a WR in the first few rounds.
50. San Diego Chargers
Pat Watkins S Florida State
Safety remains a need for a weak secondary.
Watkins would be a good pick, but there are a lot better options here. Guys below would be better picks.
52. Ashton Youboty CB Ohio State
57. Kelly Jennings CB Miami
59.Davin Joseph OG Oklahoma
64. Daniel Bullocks S Nebraska
67. Taitusi Lutui OG USC
74. Charles Spencer OG Pittsburgh
81. San Diego Chargers
Freddie Roach ILB Alabama
Donnie Edwards is nearing retirement fast!
And Randall Godfrey is going to retire at the end of this year. Again, Freddie would be a good pick, but not in the 3rd. he is a reach, and has a chance of making it to our pick in the fourth.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 8:42 pm
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Love the first pick, like the second, but the third is not of a position of first day need. Go o-line with that pick.
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The Gmen10
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 8:52 pm
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hands down one of the best giants mock ever
easily in my top 3
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Location: Houston
Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 8:57 pm
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good overall job. in the 3rd, i feel the texans would draft lutui over eslinger. we signed flanagan and drafted a center last year (drew hodgon). and instead of mcclover, adeyanju.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 9:02 pm
Post subject: Re: RedandGold's 3rd rounder Yes I am better then Kiper
RedandGold wrote:
24. Cincinnati Bengals - Jason Allen CB/S Tennseese
I'll be the 1st to say I'm not as high on Allen as some but Signing Adams gives some flexibility here and the Bengals continue adding talent to their secondary..Allen can play Safety for now and possibly take over for James later on.
26. Chicago Bears - Leonard Pope TE Georgia
36. Green Bay Packers - Tye Hill CB Clemson
38. Oakland Raiders - Tamba Hali DE Penn State
41. Arizona Cardinals - Donte Whitner S Ohio State
47. Atlanta Falcons - Jonathon Joseph CB South Carolina
Allen's degenerative hip (if that report was legit) scares me....If he was completely healthy I'd love the pick....And I'm not saying you should change the pick, but here are some other possibilities....I think you have Hill, Hali, Whitner, and Joseph all a tad low....
55. Cincinnati Bengals - Anthony Fasano TE Notre Dame
Schobel is gone and the Bengals donthave a quality TE on the roster.
60. Jacksonville Jaguars - Richard Marshall CB Fresno State
64. Pittsburgh Steelers - Daniel Bullocks S Nebraska
70. Buffalo Bills - Cedric Griffin S/CB Texas
73. Buffalo Bills - Victor Adeyanju DE Indiana
I'm fine with Fasano, he's a balanced TE, should be a good fit...but I gave you some other possibilities depending on the 1st round pick...
91. Cincinnati Bengals - Jonathon Lewis DT Virginia
I know they signed Adams but thats a short term solution at best.
94. Indianapolis Colts - Dusty Dvoracek DT Oklahoma
Actually prefer Dvoracek to Lewis....but its just a matter of your opinion vs mine....
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 9:28 pm
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So-so Vikings draft. I love the Nance pick
Whoisme wrote:
Aaron Rodgers will be the class of the NFC this year when it comes to QB's.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 9:31 pm
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Yo man If Green Bay signed Arrington, then that draft would be hot!!
Mario, Hill and Tutsi
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 9:40 pm
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93. Atlanta Falcons
Brad Butler OT Virginia
Scar this pick is for you...You know your team best and ya tell me he fits...hes available so he's yours.
I told you RASHAD Butler fits. Brad Butler is a horrible fit.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 9:41 pm
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better than kiper? lmao. horrible browns draft again. Bunkley is the only good pick. Then for our second rounder you give us Darryl Tapp an say DE is a need after we just took Bunkley who would be a DE for us. And tap is too light and small to play DE in a 34 d. horrible pick and even worse reasoning. Same thing with the third, I love parham, but a third on him is a big reach and your reasoning again is off. We are from contending and we can't take chances on players. That is what butch davis did and look where that got us.
Go Browns!
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 10:02 pm
Post subject: Great Raiders Mock you hit it right on the head
Dude you nailed the Raiders mock in my opinion. Anything but Young in the first is a big mistake. Hali slipping to us in the 2nd is highway robbery. Vince Young will be the Man in silver and black and finally put a face and some character to this down in the dumps team. Going for D is nonscense with this pick if Vince is still on the board, he is a playmaker with heart and you cant teach that. Im sick of retread QB's and a draft like this will solidify Raider needs on both sides of the ball
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51. Minnesota Vikings
Brodie Croyle QB Alabama
QB is a need for the Vikes Dante is gone and Johnson is a short term solution...Maybe a slight reach but the Vikes cant afford to risk Croyle not beign there in the 3rd.
I would rather see Davin Joseph here but otherwise i liked the Vikes draft.
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I don't get it...your better the Kiper how?
Your first round mock from 1-22 is EXACTLY like every other want to be prognosticator on this board lol.
Your mock will flop like all of theirs..lol, sorry.
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Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 10:24 pm
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Personally I like the Jets draft.
Great Job!
Props to jgoldiscool
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As a niners fan i'd rather see them go Davis, Howard, Adeyanju, Stovall
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Oh and also, good starting point if this is your first run in with FPGAs (i know i learn from other peoples questions too) start with this quick Black Hat presentation slide deck:
www .blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-06/BH-US-06-Moniz-Hulton.pdf
Ok, time to dip from the proverbial knowledge pool. Im trying to focus on learning bluetooth cracking (yeah im a dee-de-dee but i think i want to try to develop something along the lines of kismet for bluetooth sniffers). However, in an effort to be at least semi-cutting edge from 2006, i'm trying to get into FPGAs. I would hop on the whole Pico E12 or E16 bandwagon, but i think i left my $1000 bucks (899 for the e12) in my other pants.
I've been looking at Spartan E3 starter kit (retails at the low low price of $149.99) www .xilinx.com/products/silicon_solutions/fpgas/spartan_series/spartan3e_fpgas/index.htm
But due to lack of true knowledge of the hardware out there i'm left with a few questions:
All the fpga tools on bt3 (winzipcrack, wepcrack, cowpatty,etc) that harness fpgas, do they need just the e12, or e16? OR can a guy get any FPGA and go to work?
If all fpgas are not created equal, is there a term that will help me in my searches for the proper (read CHEAP) fpga? I'm not even 100% sure the E3 is in the same realm as the e12 and e16s from PICO.
If anyone has any experience with the E3 let me know as im frothing at the mouth to order it. If an E12 gets 9,000,000/s key attempts and a p4 gets 150,000 if i could even get 3 or 4,000,000/s from the cheapo E3 i'd be happy.
Thanks in advance. God i love this forum.
Oh and also, good starting point if this is your first run in with FPGAs (i know i learn from other peoples questions too) start with this quick Black Hat presentation slide deck:
www .blackhat.com/presentations/bh-usa-06/BH-US-06-Moniz-Hulton.pdf
In my little knowledge I gained when i was thinking about buying a pico chip I understood a few things.
#1 a kernel patch is needed so the kernel must be rebuilt with the proper patch
#2 the actual software must be patched to provide fpga support
The way I understood it was the open cipher project was doing the support. The guy in charge of it works at pico and did the def con presentation.
BT3 has 6 softwares that I can find with fpga support however I do not know if that means any fpga or only the pico. If I were to guess I would say only the pico. Contrary to popular belief it is not a super easy way to jack up the speed on your processor. I will take a look at the tool you found though and see what its all about.
does anyone own FPGA card or a pico card ?
and if someone does have they tried generating wpa tables ?
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h1kari is the only person I know who had done this, but he is not a member here.
I'm not sure how into the FPGA world you want to get, but you might check out a company called Altera. I believe that their VHDL and Verilog tools are free for the taking.
Back when I was in school I used one of their chips and an old monitor to create a game of Video Blackjack for my Senior Project.
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Ok, so to turn this thread into an all you can eat FPGA source of information, heres what i've learned since my first post on the subject.
So lets start from the beginning for all the tv viewers at home just tuning in.
First, FPGA what is it?
field-programmable gate array - A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is an integrated circuit (IC) that can be programmed in the field after manufacture. FPGAs are similar in principle to, but have vastly wider potential application than, programmable read-only memory (PROM) chips. FPGAs are used by engineers in the design of specialized ICs that can later be produced hard-wired in large quantities for distribution to computer manufacturers and end users. Ultimately, FPGAs might allow computer users to tailor microprocessors to meet their own individual needs.
In our needs [ie you and I fellow remote-exploiters] it can be used to quickly generate rainbow tables. This can be used to crack encryption [such as AES in the case of WPA and Winzip encryped zips].
Required FPGA Reading:
THe hardware:Code:Design Recipes for FPGAs [by peter wilson] - and by required reading i mean reading i'm forcing myself through as the subject matter is a little dry. Maybe ill write a easy to read [ill throw a fart joke in from time to time] hacker/cracker fpga book and make my first million.
The best two are the pico e12 and pico e16
Others to look into is:
That being said, my overall understanding of the subject novice at best, but i'm delving into it more and more. Hopefully i'll get some nice test results with one of these devices [or ill win the lottery and just buy a damn pico].
If anyone else is interested in digging into the subject matter any updates to this thread are appreciated.
I would honestly go with the Altera Cyclone, also Altera has a third party company who created a $50 dollar + $30 shipping fpga board, it is USB and about the size of a credit card. Altera's Window's Development tool is free but Linux is $2,000.00. Altera has overall easier to use software and better help files. I've used Altera and Xilinx for many projects.
You are right that fpga's are not created equal. Altera created a few that have larger NAND memory, touch screens and video outputs. I have seen linux run on that design. It's about 500.00 but it is loaded with nice features.
Althought I am new to Backtrack and this forum, I am an Electronics Engineer who Specializing in Computer/Network Architecutre. For example Routers design, switch design and Computer Design.
ok so would you be kind to suggest a product for abouts £100 and would you know if it can be applied in rainbow table generation ?
latest hak5 ep with the guy on gsm cracking - was mindblowing and having a small fpga device that can cut generation time in half if amazing.
i would also like to find out if that would be applicable with brute forcing and worldlist pounding stuff.
i'm a cake
Anabolic, it wouldn't really do much for brute forcing and wordlist pounding as FPGAs do hash and encryption generation really fast because it is hardware setup in a way that it mimicks the logic behind the actual encryption/decrytion/hash generation algorithms but in hardware so rather than a processor having to do the multiple instructions to crunch the numbers the logic gates on the fpga are already oriented in teh way you set them up so they can crunch faster [feel free to ignore everything i just said for the quick and summary....no they dont do wordlist and bruteforcing]


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No excuse, you guys should still hit shit, pay some dues, and let them know your there..Originally posted by Slob@Mar 7 2005, 09:53 PM
kamloops bombs are weak, good spots to paint trains, got cn and cp going though kamloops so it makes it sweet for trains. but most shit gets buffed hella fast downtown, and downtown blows.
quite a bit of bombing on the northshore tho
Fuck legals, You can still hit shit for flicks, or just pick your spots better.
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Not kidding, they're the same thing. ESSID if you wanted to refer to the AP name.Hi, Look I don't know much/anything about wifi. But I was just thinking about something.
If I am on backtrack and create a fake AP with my routers mac address, same BSSID
Just search for "backtrack fake ap" I'm sure you'll find plenty of info.
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Some two dozen men and women from the gun rights group Open Carry Texas, armed with rifles and shotguns, sat outside a Dallas-area restaurant earlier this month waiting for four women—members of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, a small gun control advocacy organization—to emerge from lunch at the Blue Mesa Grill. The group posed for photos in the strip mall parking lot, brandishing their weapons and the American flag. After two hours, they packed up their protest and headed to Hooters.
"It was very unsettling. It was very disturbing," one of the moms explained two days later in a televised interview. The groups' founder, Shannon Watts, said patrons were "terrified by what appeared to be an armed ambush." The hashtag #gunbullies was born.
The incident is the latest headline-grabbing showdown involving open carry activists, who want the unconcealed carrying of firearms to be as normal as holding a cell phone. In groups armed with rifles and Gadsden flags, they've demonstrated at the site ofPresident Kennedy's assassination. They walk alone through state capitol buildings, and Home Depots, baiting police officers and frightening workers and ordinary citizens.
The brazen antics of this mainly libertarian coalition—think of them as the tea partiers of the gun rights' movement—have had the unlikely effect of placing gun rights groups, law enforcement officials, and control advocates aligned in opposition. Legally, open carry activists are within their rights, protected, as they're quick to remind their challengers, by the first and second amendment. But when does this type of protest become a menace, to the public's safety and to the group's own message of freedom?
Kory Watkins, who organized the armed assembly outside the Texas restaurant, accuses the women of manufacturing fear to garner sympathy. "For them to say they were threatened is a lie. They're trying to make us look like bullies." Watkins told The Daily Beast. He says that members of Moms Demand Action confronted 1,200 armed demonstrators at an event at the Alamo last month, waving brooms and saying they were there to clean up the trash. "I'm confused as to why they're suddenly scared," he says.
Shannon Watts of Moms Demand Action denies Watkins' claim, calling it "an outright falsehood." According to Watts, the moms staged a counter event, one mile away from the Alamo protest. Families with kids were photographed making crafts, playing games, and eating lunch.
Watts says her group thinks most gun groups and owners are responsible. But they aren't speaking up and so, she says, "irresponsible, dangerous people," have filled the vacuum.
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Speaking Forsoothly..
A defining treat, part in an attempt to leave the mundane world outside, is to 'speak forsoothly' at an event. Similar to the thrill of journeying to a foreign land and being emmersed in a unfamilar language, you know you have arrived when the common language isn't immediately apparent.
Speaking Forsoothly is a common term to refer to grammatical and terminological shifts of conversational language used to reinforce the atmosphere of a Current Middle Ages event.
Speaking Forsoothly for Newcomers
by THL Justinian Clarus, EaldormereCopyright © 2005 Douglas Young. All Rights Reserved
This work may be copied freely within the Society for Creative Anachronism if credit is granted as follows:
(from Speaking Forsoothly by THL Justinian Clarus. www.forsooth.ca)
1. What is Speaking Forsoothly?In the collective participatory fantasy which is the Society for Creative Anachronism there is an expectation to act in a way consistent with having a pre-seventeenth century persona. Part of this is Speaking Forsoothly.
Speaking Forsoothly can be defined as:
Speaking is such a way that 21st Century North American English Speakers would perceive your manner of speech as being from an earlier time, likely before the seventeenth century.Speaking Forsoothly is nothing more and nothing less than speaking in a way that sounds medieval.
2. What Literary Sources Influence our Perceptions.There are two primary influences which influence our perceptions of what we expect Speaking Forsoothly to sound like.
First consider this wee bit of poetry:
Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth: for thy love is better than wine.
Because of the savour of thy good ointments thy name is as ointment poured forth,
therefore do the virgins love thee.
Draw me, we will run after thee: the king hath brought me into his chambers:
we will be glad and rejoice in thee, we will remember thy love more than wine: the upright love thee.
And also this:
Hear, all ye people; hearken, O earth, and all that therein is: and let the Lord GOD be witness against you, the LORD from his holy temple.These are passages from the Authorized, or King James, translation of the Holy Bible. The first is from the opening of the Song of Solomon and the second from the Book of the Prophet Micah.
For, behold, the LORD cometh forth out of his place, and will come down, and tread upon the high places of the earth.
And the mountains shall be molten under him, and the valleys shall be cleft, as wax before the fire, and as the waters that are poured down a steep place.
The King James Bible was published in 1611 and is familiar to many of us. It has had a profound impact on the English language from the time of its publishing to the present day. It is an excellent study resource for anyone wishing to sound more FORSOOTH.
A second literary source has virtually universal exposure to all educated English speakers. Consider this:
This day is called the feast of Crispian:This very famous speech is from The Life of King Henry V by William Shakespeare.
He that outlives this day, and comes safe home,
Will stand a tip-toe when the day is named,
And rouse him at the name of Crispian.
He that shall live this day, and see old age,
Will yearly on the vigil feast his neighbours,
And say 'To-morrow is Saint Crispian:'
Then will he strip his sleeve and show his scars.
And say 'These wounds I had on Crispin's day.'
Old men forget: yet all shall be forgot,
But he'll remember with advantages
What feats he did that day: then shall our names.
Familiar in his mouth as household words
Harry the king, Bedford and Exeter,
Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester,
Be in their flowing cups freshly remember'd.
This story shall the good man teach his son;
And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by,
From this day to the ending of the world,
But we in it shall be remember'd;
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition:
And gentlemen in England now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That fought with us upon Saint Crispin's day.
Here is another famous bit of Shakespear:
To be, or not to be: that is the question:This is from Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep;
No more; and by a sleep to say we end
The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh is heir to, 'tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, to sleep;
To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;
For in that sleep of death what dreams may come
When we have shuffled off this mortal coil,
Must give us pause: there's the respect
That makes calamity of so long life;
For who would bear the whips and scorns of time,
The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely,
The pangs of despised love, the law's delay,
The insolence of office and the spurns
That patient merit of the unworthy takes,
When he himself might his quietus make
With a bare bodkin? who would fardels bear,
To grunt and sweat under a weary life,
But that the dread of something after death,
The undiscover'd country from whose bourn
No traveller returns, puzzles the will
And makes us rather bear those ills we have
Than fly to others that we know not of?
Thus conscience does make cowards of us all;
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought,
And enterprises of great pith and moment
With this regard their currents turn awry,
And lose the name of action. -- Soft you now!
The fair Ophelia! Nymph, in thy orisons
Be all my sins remember'd.
3. Some Simple Rules to Affect Forsooth Speech.
- Perceive the World through the Eyes of Your Persona.
- Describe the World in Terms Suitable for Your Persona
- Never use contractions where you normally would.
- Always use contractions where you normally would not.
- Never use 3 syllables where 5 will fit.
- Use alliteration and other poetic devices.
- Think first, talk later.
3.1 Perceive the World through the Eyes of Your PersonaImagine what our modern world would look like to a transplanted 8th Century Saxon or a 12th Century French Equestrian.
BE your persona. Get into the Persona mindset. If you see an automobile wonder why that wagon is moving on its own with no horses or oxen to draw it.
3.2 Describe the World in Terms Suitable for Your PersonaWhen you talk do not use blatantly modern terms. This particularly applies to modern technology. Nothing breaks up the collective fantasy that we are part of the Middle Ages than a rousing discussion of the relative merits of OpenBSD and FreeBSD and the applicability of Kerberous Authentication in small office environments.
Use circumlocation. That means "talking around". You can talk about E-Mail but describe it as "having your scribe send a missive to my scribe. I shall write my address upon this wee slip of paper that you might not forget it when you approach your scribe."
3.3 Never use contractions where you normally would.Data, in Star Trek - Next Generation, did not use contractions. Can't was always cannot. Didn't was always did not. No using contractions always increases the Forsoothness of your speech.
3.4 Always use contractions where you normally would not.There are contractions which are not found in normal modern English:
- 'Tis
- M'Lord
- M'Lady
- e'en
- o'er
3.5 Never use 3 syllables where 5 will fit.More sylables in a word makes it instantly more forsooth.
3.6 Use alliteration and other poetic devices.Because Shakespear largely wrote in poetry and also because most texts we have from the Middle Ages are in poetic form talking poetically sounds forsooth.
3.7 Think first, talk later.No one has ever seemed foolish by looking thoughtful in a quiet way. I was way over 30 before I figured this out.
Think about what you say. Compose your forsooth speech in your mind and then speak it with care.


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What do you do besides creating projects?
I lie on the floor.
Playing drums (jamming for fun),
watching Sci-Fi movies with my beloved ones. By the way , besides Sci-Fi movies I also like the ones directed by Guillermo Del Toro and Ken Loach , Loach's last movie Angels' Share was really fun and touching.
Reading books (my last one : Muriel Barbery's "L'elegance Du herisson")...
And of course , giving support for my work
I'm Webmaster, Video editor, Audio mastering and Motion graphics designer in TV station. Working hard…
I work in a Internet Marketing company, spend time with friends and girlfriend, and read (currently reading the 3rd book of the 'Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire' series, 'A Storm of Swords'. Ah, and I watch a lot of TV Series and Movies
Surfing, but it's pretty cold here in the North!
I'm a full time junior web developer so when I'm not making templates for myself I'm making templates for someone else
Games ,Movie , TV(Discovery)
wickedpixel said
I lie on the floor.
what ^ said, but staring at the ceiling for hours.
TommusRhodus said
Surfing, but it's pretty cold here in the North!
Just close the door.


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Take a look here:
YouTube - How To Hack Wireless Networks (WPA - Windows/Linux) - Part 2
AFAIK wep cracking is done by brute force and using statistical mathematics to get a better probability of guessing the key.
Anyway, I would like to know the basics of how WPA cracking works, I read that I need rainbow tables (is this the only existing technique?).
So to crack a WPA key I would need to have the key hash already calculated in the rainbow table?
I ask because I wanted to try WPA cracking, but I am not in an english speaking country, so I was thinking that if I download some rainbow tables they will probably be for passwords in english, and chances of cracking the key would be lower. Is this correct?
Are there any other techniques for cracking WPA?
Take a look here:
YouTube - How To Hack Wireless Networks (WPA - Windows/Linux) - Part 2
So it looks like i need to use a table of precomputed hashes or a wordlist.
Are the precomputed hashes used only for better speed when cracking the key or is there other benefit?
Because if that is the case I'd use a wordlist because I only want to audit mine and my brother's network.
This type of question is exactly why search engines were produced.
Try using them like you agreed to.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.


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Limbaugh Cites Clinton And Reno's Waco Role As Evidence Of "Leftist" Violence
From the January 14 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:
CALLER: As a Tea Party member, which -- there are millions of us -- I wonder -- well, I've been watching MSNBC, which you shouldn't do, but I do, just to understand what the other side is saying. What would happen, or what would have happened, if a Tea Party member actually had been the shooter?
LIMBAUGH: What do you think?
CALLER [laughing]: Well, I think they'd probably try to throw you off the air and probably throw the Tea Party members into re-education camps.
LIMBAUGH: Well, it would be an ugly scene. You would not be able to get away from it, on the media. And whoever they thought was influencing Tea Partiers the most would be identified as the leader of this cultlike influence. That would of course be Sarah Palin, or me. Let me ask you, since you're doing hypotheticals, what is to stop them --
CALLER: From doing it.
LIMBAUGH: -- from doing it.
CALLER: Yup.
LIMBAUGH: You know, getting hold of a guy, paying him to go do something like this, and then when it's all over, claim that he's a Tea Partier. What's --
CALLER: Yeah.
LIMBAUGH: -- which is more believable to you: that a -- you know Tea Party people. Which is more believable? That a Tea Party person, in light of all that's happened here, is actually going to commit an atrocity like this, or that the Democrats or the left would pay somebody to go do something like this and claim to be a Tea Partier. Which is more likely of those two?
CALLER: Well, I would go with the conspiracy of, they did it.
LIMBAUGH: Yeah. Obviously, obviously.
CALLER: We sit here and they say names hurt. Well, you know every time they get up there and they call us teabaggers --
LIMBAUGH: Yeah.
CALLER: -- I get a little bit offended. I mean, I don't want to be the person to sit down with my elderly Tea Party ladies and explain to them what a teabagger is.
LIMBAUGH: Well, I think we should send Michelle Obama a letter asking her how we should answer that question when our children or other family members ask, what is a teabagger? What is the proper answer? I think only the answer from a source on high like that would suffice, don't you?
CALLER: Yeah, yeah. I sure don't want to be the one to do it. I didn't know what it was until I checked it out.
LIMBAUGH: Yeah.
CALLER: I am just horribly offended every time it happens.
LIMBAUGH: Right.
CALLER: I'm also offended by the arrogance of, well, primarily Speaker Pelosi -- or former Speaker Pelosi. When she gets up there and says, Bush did it. You know, when I --
LIMBAUGH: I was just gonna say that if you take a look at actual assassins, Lee Harvey Oswald -- leftist.
CALLER: Yeah.
LIMBAUGH: Democrats were behind the storming of the Branch Davidian complex.
CALLER: Mm-hmm.
LIMBAUGH: Bill Clinton and Janet Reno. We have any number of -- if you look at the '60s. Who was it who was blowing up bank buildings and kidnapping heiresses? It was a bunch of leftists. I mean, the people prone to violence, the anarchists or what have you, are all left-wingers.
CALLER: Certainly.
LIMBAUGH: You don't see this kind of stuff perpetrated by conservatives or right-wingers. I mean, even James Earl Ray. I mean, Martin Luther King's assassin. You could not say the guy is a Republican conservative. The people that were for segregation: Democrats. People that opposed the Civil Rights Act were Democrats. This just -- you know, it doesn't happen.
And I've -- frankly, ever since McVeigh, I have been waiting for one of these events to happen and for the perpetrator, him or herself to come out and say she's Tea Party and to say, "X influenced me to do this." And I don't put it past somebody, somewhere, in the left in this country to do that. As they grow desperate, as they get so disill-- they keep hoping for this. What do you think Tucson was? They keep hoping for it.
Here. Listen to this sound bite. This is Wednesday night, NPR, All Things Considered. Daisy Hernandez, a report on the Tucson shooting and the reaction from the Latino community. Daisy Hernandez, co-editor of the essay anthology Colonize This! Young Women on Today's Feminism, said this about the alleged Tucson gunman.
HERNANDEZ [audio clip]: My eyes scanned the mobile papers. I held my breath. Finally, I saw it: Jared Loughner. Not a Ramirez, Gonzalez, or Garcia. It's safe to say there was a collective sigh of brown relief when the Tucson killer turned out to be a gringo. Had the shooter been Latino, media pundits wouldn't be discussing the impact of nasty politics on a young man this week. They'd be demanding an even more stringent anti-immigrant policy.
LIMBAUGH: Daisy, you don't know how wrong you are. If the shooter's last name had been Ramirez, Gonzalez, or Garcia, the Republicans would have been blamed for this for driving the poor person to do it because of illegal immigration. But, see, nevertheless, everybody's waiting on bated breath -- oh gosh -- because they know the media is going to blame somebody other than the perp.
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NB. If you are using cvs then you need to type
instead of
In a shell type these commands:
Make a directory to store the alsa source code in.
cd /usr/src
mkdir alsa
cd alsa
cp /downloads/alsa-* .
Now unzip and install the alsa-driver package
bunzip2 alsa-driver-xxx
tar -xf alsa-driver-xxx
cd alsa-driver-xxx
./configure --with-snd-card=cmipci --with-sequencer=yes;make;make install
Now unzip and install the alsa-lib package
cd ..
bunzip2 alsa-lib-xxx
tar -xf alsa-lib-xxx
cd alsa-lib-xxx
./configure;make;make install
Now unzip and install the alsa-utils package
cd ..
bunzip2 alsa-utils-xxx
tar -xf alsa-utils-xxx
cd alsa-utils-xxx
./configure;make;make install
Now insert the modules into the kernel space.
modprobe snd-ad1848;modprobe snd-pcm-oss;modprobe snd-mixer-oss;modprobe snd-seq-oss
Now adjust your soundcards volume levels. All mixer channels are muted by default. You must use a native mixer program to unmute appropriate channels,for example alsamixer from the alsa-utils package
You can also look at the utils/alsasound file. This script is designed for the RedHat distribution, but it can be used with other distributions which use System V style rc init scripts. This will allow you to load your modules at boot time. Of course if you want to do this you could just compile them into the kernel instead and save yourself the hassle of coming to terms with the rc init scripts.
If you have an IBM Thinkpad 360, 750, 755, or 755C with a Crystal CS4248 audio chip, the module options are:
snd-ad1848 port=0x4e30 irq=10 dma1=0 thinkpad=1
The "thinkpad" option was recently added to the driver and is required to initialize the audio chip on these laptops.
If you are not sure if you have this chip, you can open the thinkpad and in the upper left corner (near the headphone outputs & speaker) there will be a little board with the following components:
IBM part numbers on the sound board:
NB. Before you send a mail complaining that "I don't have /etc/modules.conf, where do I find it ....." ,The /etc/conf.modules has been deprecated with a few distro's so in your case, it may still be /etc/conf.modules. Basically they are both same, but recent version of modutils uses /etc/modules.conf instead. Nothing to worry about as such, optionally please update to latest version of modutils. This should solve your problem.
Here's the example for this card. Copy and paste this to the bottom of your /etc/modules.conf file.
# ALSA portion
alias char-major-116 snd
alias snd-card-0 snd-ad1848
options snd-ad1848
# OSS/Free portion
alias char-major-14 soundcore
alias sound-slot-0 snd-card-0
# card #1
alias sound-service-0-0 snd-mixer-oss
alias sound-service-0-1 snd-seq-oss
alias sound-service-0-3 snd-pcm-oss
alias sound-service-0-12 snd-pcm-oss
To copy and paste the above to your /etc/modules.conf file follow these instructions.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by garyv, Mar 3, 2013.
Do you think the Boyz will sign any Free Agents this year ? what position might they target ?
I think they will be looking at 3-4 positions in FA:
Safety: Goldson (Right age, talented, is he Kiffin's type of safety?), Moore (Does a bit of everything well and is in his prime at 28), Reed (vet stud, leader that may miss games. Is a game changer) and Woodson (leader, doesn't impact games like he used to but still has talent).
OG: Levitre (still not franchised), Brandon Moore (played for Callahan with Jets, 32 yrs old, still playing well).
OT: Vollmer (LT or RT, would cost $$$ but no hiccups for a while), Andre SMith (really coming into his own now and is a protitypical RT, reportedly asking for $9 million/year.), Branden Albert (Now this guy has talent to play LT and is still young. Minus the injury concerns may be the best bang for the $) Jermon Bushrod, Jake Long.
DL: It won't be an impact starter, maybe a depth player at extremely good value with past skins on the wall. The draft is where this team will look for a starting caliber DE or DT for this d-line.
*** Bolded are best pickings and may have best value since there is also a very good offering at these positions in the draft. Both bolded positions are a great need for this team, especially If/when Free and/or Sensy get cut. This team may hold onto Free right up to the draft or June 1 to not show their hand on draft day and or for the structure of cap savings if there is any to hold him to June 1st.
I'd rather pick up a veteran safety and veteran dlinemen and address oline in the draft early. Would be a perfect offseason if we can't resign spencer
I'm not expecting much. Maybe a couple of mid-level signings if certain players are still available after the initial wave of signings and maybe they become a bargain.
Yeah more likely. I see linebacker depth and d line depth will be signed. Think rb, te, offensive line, safety will be addressed in draft
i think (am hoping) we sign a top flight OL to be the starter and a rotational DL
On OL, it is likely to be OG since they are cheaper than OT
then, in the draft we can go
Rd 1, 2, and 3: DT/OL/safety based on our draft board and value
last season remember Livings and Broad..... big impact free agents !!!
What's the market for Glen Dorsey gonna look like? I know he was somewhat of a bust in KC but they didn't do him any favors by playing him at DE either. He was flat out dominant in the SEC in the 4-3.
The Cowboys won't be interested in the players above, sadly. They can't afford them.
You can't know that, so please don't speak in certainties. Remember how you said that the Cowboys definitely will not franchise Spencer?
The only reason they franchised Spencer was to buy more time to work out a long-term deal.
The Cowboys will not be going after any big-time FA's. Choose to believe it or not to.
I'll just leave this here...
A long term deal actually makes more cap room though. So does cutting Free and Connor or making them take pay cuts. I don't know what they will do in free agency myself.
Everyone makes mistakes, my friend. Continuing on with life now...
People certainly make mistakes, hence why people should rarely, if ever, speak in absolutes.
Speaking of making mistakes, here's a gem:
By the way, you can't tell me how to speak, the Constitution says so.
Just FYI, I'm an attorney, and the constitution totally does not say that.
For an internet forum that welcomes opinions and one that I've been a member of since 2004, I don't believe I violated any freedom of speech restrictions. Carry on, buddy.


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|Public Law 87-377
|Indian war veterans. Outpatient care. 72 Stat. 1142.
|Sec. 2
|72 Stat. 1194.
|Sec. 2
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That subsection (e), and paragraph (5) of subsection (b), of section 612 of title 38, United States Code, are each amended by inserting "or Indian wars" immediately after "Spanish-American War".
The period referred to in section 1712 of title 38, United States Code, shall not end before June 18, 1963, with respect to pursuit of a program of education or special restorative training under chapter 35 of such title 38 by an eligible person who (1) had not reached his twenty-third birthday on June 29, 1956, and (2) resided in the Republic of the Philippines during all or part of the period June 29, 1956, through June 18, 1958.
Approved, October 4, 1961.


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October 18 College Football Recap
Monday, October 18, 2010
The Week in Review
Here's a brief look at the highlights of the seventh week of the college football season, a week which featured three top 10 teams losing, including the top-ranked team in the nation falling for the second week in a row, and eight Top-25 teams losing. The rankings used in this recap are the AP rankings from prior to the games.
UPSET SPECIALS#18 Wisconsin 31, #1 Ohio State 18: The Badgers jump ahead fast before Ohio State battles back, but Wisconsin responds to end the Buckeyes' one-week rein at the top of the polls. Wisconsin is now 26-3 in its last 29 night games while Ohio State had its eight-game road winning streak against ranked foes snapped.
Texas 20, #5 Nebraska 13: The Longhorns have been left for dead, but they upend the home-standing Huskers, their sixth straight win over Nebraska, by shutting down star QB Taylor Martinez (63 passing yards, 34 rushing yards).
Kentucky 31, #10 South Carolina 28: Impressive comeback victory for the Wildcats, who score 21 unanswered points in the second half to shock the Gamecocks. South Carolina had won 10 straight over Kentucky and Steve Spurrier had never lost to the Wildcats in 17 games.
Hawaii 27, #19 Nevada 21: The Wolf Pack hasn't won at Hawaii since 1948 and nothing changed on Saturday as the final game of the night saw yet another Top-25 team go down as quarterback Bryant Moniz threw three TD passes for the Warriors.
Mississippi State 10, #22 Florida 7: Urban Meyer loses three in a row for the first time at Florida as former Gator offensive coordinator Dan Mullen orchestrates an impressive upset; the Bulldogs first win in Gainesville since 1965. Mississippi State improves to 5-2 on the year.
Washington 35, #24 Oregon State 34: For the second time in three weeks, Washington wins on the final play of the game - this time, Jake Locker throws a go-ahead TD pass in the second overtime and after Beavers' star Jacquizz Rodgers scores his own TD, OSU goes for the two-point conversion and the win, but the pass to the end zone falls incomplete.
TASTY TURNOVERS#7 Auburn 65, #12 Arkansas 43: A wild game in the SEC as Auburn has its first 60-point SEC game since 1970, but defense was actually key as the Tigers have two second-half interceptions and return a fumble for a touchdown. Arkansas had a solid effort by backup quarterback Tyler Wilson in relief of Ryan Mallett, who left the game with a concussion.
#15 Iowa 38, Michigan 28: The Hawkeyes force four turnovers and hold off a Michigan rally after Wolverine quarterback Denard Robinson leaves the game with an injury.
#16 Florida State 24, Boston College 19: Florida State overcomes four turnovers to hold off Boston College in ACC action; the key play was an end-around by Bert Reed for a 42-yard fourth-quarter touchdown to close the scoring.
#17 Arizona 24, Washington State 7: The Wildcats also fit in the below category, but turnovers were the key in this one as Arizona picks off two passes and recovers two Cougar fumbles, as it wins despute losing standout QB Nick Foles to injury.
SINGLE-DIGIT DEFENSES#3 Boise State 48, San Jose State 0: The Broncos simply destroy the Spartans, piling up 529 yards of offense and 32 first downs while holding their foe to 93 total yards and five first downs.
#4 TCU 31, BYU 3: The top-ranked Horned Frog defense might be disappointed; after posting back-to-back shutouts, they allowed a field goal this week - but held BYU to just 147 yards.
#6 Oklahoma 52, Iowa State 0: DeMarco Murray scored three times to become the Sooners' career record for touchdowns while the Oklahoma defense holds the Cyclones to just 192 yards.
#11 Utah 30, Wyoming 6: Despite throwing three interceptions, the Utes have little trouble with Wyoming, holding the Cowboys scoreless until the fourth quarter.
#13 Michigan State 26, Illinois 6: Illinois' 20th-ranked defense holds the Spartans to under 100 rushing yards, but Kirk Cousins leads Michigan State to 23 unanswered points and the defense shuts down the Fighting Illini.
#21 Missouri 30, Texas A&M 9: In its first road game of the year, Missouri's defense continues to impress as the A&M offense continues to struggle; Tigers are 6-0 for the fifth time in school history.
#25 West Virginia 20, USF 6: The Mountaineers had lost three of four to the Bulls, but this time they hold USF to just 202 yards while picking off three passes.
10-SPOT DEFENSE#8 Alabama 23, Ole Miss 10: The Rebels came in averaging an SEC-best 37 points per game, but those numbers didn't come against defenses like Alabama's, which held them to just 239 yards.
#9 LSU 32, McNeese State 10: The Tiger offense remains stagnant (they passed for just 104 yards on Saturday), but FCS foe McNeese never truly had a shot despite giving a solid effort.
STAR YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD OF#20 Oklahoma State 34, Texas Tech 17: Cowboy wide receiver Justin Blackmon is establishing himself as one of the most electrifying players in the country. He snagged 10 passes for 207 yards including a 62-yard TD catch in the third quarter on Saturday and now has gone over 100 yards receiving in every game this year. Saturday's win was Oklahoma State's first in Lubbock since 1944.
INTO THE RANKINGS (with updated rankings)#22 Texas 20, #14 Nebraska: Mack Brown and the Longhorns were out of the polls for two weeks, but showed they will stay play a major role in the Big 12 picture after upending Big 12 North favorite Nebraska.
#23 Virginia Tech 52, Wake Forest 21: After losing two straight to open the season, the Hokies have been very impressive with five straight wins by an average margin of 21.4 points.
#24 Mississippi State 10, Florida 7: Dan Mullen is making a major impact on the Bulldogs. In just his second season, he leads them to a shocking win over Florida, and earlier this season, his defense held Auburn to just 17 points, which is proving to be no easy feat this year.
#25 Miami (Fla.) 28, Duke 13: The Canes continue to be inconsistent, but with many ranked teams falling, Miami's win over Duke puts it back in the Top-25 - the Hurricanes have only lost to #11 Ohio State and #16 Florida State.
(BCS Rankings)#6 LSU at #4 Auburn: Another weekend of college football and another major showdown in the SEC as a pair of top 10 teams go head-to-head.
#13 Wisconsin at #15 Iowa: After beating Ohio State, the Badgers hope to continue their momentum by taking down one of the other Big Ten heavyweights at Iowa.
#16 Nebraska at #14 Oklahoma State: In an unexpected development, the Cowboys are the undefeated team in this match-up. Nebraska hopes the loss to Texas is its last of the season.
Air Force at #5 TCU: TCU has allowed a total of three points in the last three games, but Air Force's potent option offense may be a much bigger challenge for the Frogs.
#1 Oklahoma at #11 Missouri: Two undefeated teams go head-to-head in Big 12 action as expected-power Oklahoma travels to surprising Missouri.
#7 Michigan State at Northwestern: The Spartans sit atop the Big Ten with a 3-0 mark and are undefeated overall as well, but may be challenged on the road by 5-1 Northwestern.
North Carolina at Miami: A key ACC Coastal showdown between the Tar Heels, who are settling down after their early season chaos and have won four in a row, and Miami, which continues to tease with potential.
Syracuse at #20 West Virginia: Every game is key for West Virginia and the Big East as the league hopes to get one team climbing in the rankings; Syracuse is much-improved over last year, but still will be a big underdog.
From the players currently on the Watch List for the Manning Award, here are some of the standout stars from week seven:
Matt Barkley, USC(25-of-37, 352 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT)Barkley and USC show they aren't going to pack in the season by posting a dominating 48-14 victory over Cal.
Blaine Gabbert, Missouri(31-of-47, 361 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Gabbert successfully returns from a hip pointer and puts up big numbers as the Tigers roll over Big 12 rival Texas A&M to remain undefeated.
Landry Jones, Oklahoma(30-of-34, 334 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Jones sets the Oklahoma record for completion-percentage among QBs with 25 or more attempts in a 52-0 blowout of Iowa State.
Jake Locker, Washington(21-of-35, 286 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)Locker, who also rushed for 60 yards, leads the Huskies to another last-second victory, throwing for a pair of touchdowns in overtime of a 35-34 upset of Oregon State.
Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech(19-of-27, 292 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Taylor continues to lead the Hokie resurgence; he adds a rushing TD in a 52-21 ACC blowout of Wake Forest.
While 33 quarterbacks are on the Manning Award Watch List, additional players will be added on Oct. 25. Here's a look at the best performances from players making a bid to be added.
Dominique Davis, East Carolina(37-of-53, 376 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT)A transfer from Boston College, Davis leads the Pirates to a shocking victory over N.C. state, rushing for the game-winning touchdown in overtime.
Zac Dysert, Miami (Ohio)(29-of-47, 399 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Dysert connects with Andrew Cruse for a 71-yard TD strike with 45 seconds to go to lift the Redhawks to a 27-20 victory over MAC rival Central Michigan.
Alex Gillett, Eastern Michigan(10-of-18, 225 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)Gillett adds 189 rushing yards and two TDs and throws a 12-yard TD pass in overtime to lift the Eagles to their first win of the year, 41-38, over Ball State.
Ross Jenkins, Louisiana Tech(31-of-44, 422 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)Jenkins logs big-time numbers (and adds a rushing score) as the Bulldogs roll to a 48-35 WAC victory over Idaho.
Cameron Newton, Auburn(10-of-14, 140 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT)Newton may have jumped to the front of the Heisman picture by adding 188 rushing yards and three TDs in a sensational offensive show in 65-43 win over No. 12 Arkansas.
Sugar Bowl Bowl Projections
ESPN (Schlabach): Alabama vs. Iowa (Iowa replaces Oklahoma) ESPN (Adelson): Alabama vs. TCU (no changes)CBS Sports: Alabama vs. Michigan State (Michigan state replaces Oklahoma)College Football News: Alabama vs. Utah (Utah replaces TCU)SI.com (Mandel): Auburn vs. Michigan State (both teams change as Alabama and Nebraska are replaced)AOL Fanhouse (McMurphy): LSU vs. Ohio State (Ohio State replaces Iowa)
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SYDNEY — A Glace Bay man will face a charge of second-degree murder in the killing of Laura Catherine Jessome last May.
Morgan James MacNeil, 21, will appear in Sydney provincial court Friday morning to face the charge that was laid against him this evening.
MacNeil is in the Cape Breton Correctional Centre where he's currently being held on a host of unrelated charges most of which stem from two robberies at a bank and a jewelry store in May.
He was remanded on the murder charge once it was laid by police.
Cape Breton Regional Police spokeswoman Desiree Vassallo said the investigation is still ongoing and more charges are expected.
"Because it's still an active investigation I can't speculate on specifics but it is ongoing and at the time we can lay more charges and release that information then we will," she said.
Last month when regional police charged Robert Edwin Matheson, 49, and Bryan Augustine Deruelle, 37, both of Glace Bay, with being accessories after the fact to murder in Jessome's death, the court informations also indicated who police believe killed the 21-year-old woman.
MacNeil and Thomas Barrett, 37, also of Glace Bay, were listed by police as her suspected killers.
The court document alleged Matheson and Deruelle knew that both Barrett and Morgan had murdered Jessome and helped them for the purpose of escaping.
That information was revealed in a story published in the Cape Breton Post on Wednesday.
Vassallo wouldn't say whether a murder charge against Barrett is imminent.
He is also in the correctional centre awaiting a Supreme Court trial this April on charges including attempted murder, assault, unlawful confinement and obstruction that are unrelated to the Jessome case.
Jessome's body was pulled from the Mira River on May 25. The body was stuffed inside a hockey bag and police have declined to release the exact cause of death.
She was last seen alive on May 2 in the New Aberdeen area of Glace Bay.
Since the discovery of her body, regional police have searched a number of Glace Bay locations and uncovered what they've described as several key pieces of evidence.
The province has also announced a cash award of up to $150,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for Jessome's death.


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Some Georgia farmers are a little behind in planting cotton and peanuts this year. Heavy rain and cool temperatures over the last couple of months caused planting delays and complications with some crops.
Warm temperatures in January had farmers thinking spring would come early this year. But months of wet weather has left planters struggling to get started, which would lead to a last minute scramble as farmers get their crops ready for growing season.
This field of sprouting crops may lead many to believe farmers are right on schedule this year. But a closer look at the idle tractors and saturated soil may show a different story.
"Well, the wet weather kind of help up on the field work a little bit. Usually most everybody's a little farther along planting the first of May than what we are anyway," said Mark Gwines a local farmer.
Farmers are planting cotton and peanuts a little later this year because of excess rain and cold temperatures.
Farmers say all the rain has put the soil at a really good moisture point. But they're also saying that the cooler temperatures are causing further delays.
Freezing temperatures damaged some crops earlier in the year and have lowered soil temperatures.
"We had some freeze damage on wheat in February, and that's about the only damage the cold has caused so far. Uh, we could use some warmer temperatures on planting. Soil temperature is a little borderline right now for cotton and peanuts I would say," explained Mark Gwines.
Many farmers are delaying planting because cold, wet conditions can lead to seedling disease which kills crops.
"As far as the moisture, it's very good. But the cool temperatures and the moisture together will increase the disease pressure, and the chances for having disease early on in the season," said Scott Carlosn a Worth County Extension Agent.
Gwines says the later planting season shouldn't cause a spike in costs, but says farmers may be subjected to higher labor costs as planters scramble to spread seeds before growing season.
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Police say no laws were violated by five teens who made a video of a drowning man and posted it to social media.


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Smelly thief on bike robs woman in Lents
A woman who arrived at Oliver's Cafe on Foster Road and 89th Avenue early Friday morning was robbed by a man on a bike. She was outside of the cafe when he rode up, spun her around and held what felt like a knife to her back. He ordered her into the cafe where he stole an undisclosed amount of money and then rode away.
The suspect is described as a white male, 5'6" tall, medium build, wearing a black rag over his face, dark clothes, and smelled of body odor and alcohol. The bicycle is described as a BMX-style bike.
Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Robbery Detail at (503) 823-0405.


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SXSW Tried To Kill Me!
Sector 9 and TransWorld SURF team up to tackle the SXSW Music Conference
Let's put every good band on Earth in one small Texas town, supply this town with enough beer and music gear to last 27 years, start the party every day at 10:00 a.m. and end it at 3:00 a.m.—what's the worst that could happen? Well, I'll tell you one thing, my head and body may be slightly worse for the wear from my trip to SXSW, but my soul and music loving heart is still over the moon with stoke from three days and three nights of pure rock and roll living. This was my third year at SXSW and every year I learn a little bit more about how to do the festival right. One thing I haven't learned is how to do is pace myself. Anyway, let's talk about some music and let me take you on a little trip down memory lane of my three days at SXSW, I remember most of it, and here it is.—Chris Coté
Complete list of bands I Saw:
Chelsea Light Moving
The Black Angels
Small Black
Drowning Men
PeeLander Z
The Meat Puppets
Roky Erikson
Green Day
Palma Violets
Natural Child
Thee Oh Sees
Low Volts
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All these photos were shot on an iPhone, sorry for partying.


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When Darden Restaurants bought Irvine-based Yard House last year, fans of the casual dining chain worried. Would quality go down? Would innovative foods become less frequent?
So far, the restaurant giant, which also owns Seasons 52 and Olive Garden, has continued to give Yard House's culinary team free rein in the kitchen, executive chef Carlito Jocson said. One of the first big initiatives under the new owners is the debut this week of the Eat Late menu.
To lure late-night diners, Yard House restaurants are adding foods inspired by the gourmet street food movement. Available 10 p.m. to close, the Eat Late menu features four meals: black truffle cheeseburger ($7.95), pastrami dog ($6.75), chilaquiles ($5.85) and Monte Cristo Pops ($6.35). The latter is a modern take on the classic deep fried sandwich, which is stuffed with ham, turkey and Swiss cheese and dusted with powdered sugar.
"Our new Eat Late menu is designed for people making their last stop of the evening after a night on the town or working the swing shift," Jocson said. "The menu is really reflective of the ambience at that hour – loud, laid back and casual."
The late menu, which debuted Tuesday, does not replace the chain's late-night happy hour. Those specials will continue to be offered Sundays-Wednesdays 10 p.m.-close, the chain said. Yard House has locations in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine and Brea.
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February 26, 2007
FOS11 statement regarding homeland security grants
Families of September 11 stands in strong support of allocating all homeland security grants based on risk. There are limited funds to protect our homeland - each and every dollar should be spent effectively on protecting the areas at most risk as a first priority. None should be used for general revenue sharing or political purposes.
The 9/11 Commission recommends that homeland security assistance be based "strictly on an assessment of risks and vulnerabilities." They continue to say that "Congress should not use this money as a pork barrel." We stand in complete agreement.
Reports of air-conditioned garbage trucks being purchased with homeland security funds are indicative of the frivolity that results from non risk-based allocation methods. When the threat against our nation is so real, we cannot afford not to take it seriously.
Congress has a duty to spend taxpayer dollars wisely to protect the homeland. Sometimes the right choices are not easy – we understand that. But the stakes are too high not to make them. We ask Congress to do what is right and to legislate that all homeland security grants be allocated strictly on appropriately-assessed risk.