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I've downloaded the final version (VM) and had no problems getting onto the internet, but when I try to partition the drive(with the automated installer) it gives me an error like i need to write changes to disk before i can proceed. Tried both 2 guided options and the third (custom) and none of them worked.
They each had the same stalling point:
Getting to the final screen listing what will be installed and partitioned but the INSTALL button is grayed out. I cannot click it. I'm not sure if this is something I'm doing wrong or others are having the same problem.
Can you please provide me with the exact quote?
I have tried partitionng the disk and it seems there is only 1 partition and that is sda1, no other partitions exist.
I wonder if its something with VMWARE, not sure, but still need help.


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Thread: Tourette's Syndrome and ADHD
18th September 2012 12:43 AM #1
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Tourette's Syndrome and ADHD
I have a nine year old son who has been diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome. He has some issues with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), as a result of the Tourette's Syndrome. I would like to know, if there are any other mums out there who have found any kinds of methods for dealing with ADHD on a regular basis. Are there any helpful tips or hints that would help me re-direct his focus, or help him to stay calmer? I would appreciate any responses on this, but I understand that there may not be a lot of mums who can help me in this area. Thank you so much for your time!
20th September 2012 02:09 PM #2
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Here's another thread where we discuss how to cure ADHD naturally.
I also think that putting your 9 year old on a super healthy, highly raw diet would be helpful, or taking him to an acupuncturist who can create custom blends of herbs. Usually Traditional Chinese Medicine incorporates a mostly cooked diet because cooked foods are easier to digest. However, there is a trade off in that cooked foods have less nutrition than raw foods.
You may want to try giving your son a green smoothie at least once a day. Here's a page that lists all the posts on this forum where we have shared green smoothie recipes and videos.
Warm Regards,
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22nd September 2012 07:30 PM #3
Hi Emily,
I have worked with children who have ADHD in the past.
One thing I would advise is to keep a food and behaviour diary for your son over a one month period. Is this something you have tried before? For each day try to keep a note of the food and drink he consumes and note his main behaviour for that day and any unusual behaviour. At the end of the month look to see if any trends occur. Certain food (including those which are high in sugar or caffeine) have been found to worsen the hyperactivity.
Your son will also benefit from plenty of energetic sporting activities. Are there any sports he particularly enjoys at the moment? As well as helping to use up some of that energy, playing sports can increase social skills (and team-work) which children with ADHD can struggle with. Some children benefit from social skill training or behavioural therapy. Local support groups can also help with this.
Best wishes,
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Many children with ADHD have a sensitivity to food coloring (which you'll find in Jello and many packaged foods). I'd encourage you to do as LJ suggested and keep a food and behavior diary for at least a week (a month would be even better).
Some of my children have sensitivities that result in headaches, diarrhea, vomiting and rashes. I've learned to immediately question what they have eaten during the day and it usually gives me a clue as to what the culprit was that caused the reaction.
25th September 2012 12:59 AM #5
Yes it is amazing the effect (both positive and negative) food can have on our bodies and minds.

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Vegetables and fruits: Apple trees setting too many fruit (doubles or triples) should be thinned to carry single fruits. Space apple and peach fruits at 4- to 8-inch intervals. Pick up fallen fruit and leaves and dispose of it away from the orchard. Prune suckers on tomato plants. Set out cages for support or tie the plants to stakes with soft twine. Leave asparagus foliage to nourish roots and next year's crop.
Trees and shrubs: Rhododendrons and yews need protection from black vine weevil, a night-feeding pest that is detected by the appearance of scalloped leaf edges on rhododendron foliage. Consult your county's Cornell Cooperative Extension for the most effective control methods. Have overgrown shade trees thinned for more light.
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|Belleville West High School
Woodrow asked me to be his interview subject and sent me a list of wonderfully insightful questions about Norse mythology and Norse religion. He asked about religious history, the meanings of the myths and the role that the mythology plays in today's world. Since he posed such interesting questions, I felt a responsibility to put some time into writing serious answers.
There must be other young people who are thinking about these same issues, so I'm posting the interview here for their benefit.
|Thor, his daughter & the dwarf he outwitted, now turned to stone
(1908 illustration by W. G. Collingwood)
The more you read Norse myth, the more you will find that the gods reflect people you know. Maybe you have a friend who – although you're buddies and have fun together – sometimes drags you into trouble, even if it you had nothing to do with it. That's Loki. Maybe you have a teacher who has dedicated himself to learning everything he can and sharing it with you. That's Odin. It's amazing to realize that people over a thousand years ago were thinking about the same issues we think about today.
WG – Why did the Norsemen have mortal gods? They were able to be killed (like Balder), and most of them die at the final battle of Ragnarök ("Doom of the Powers").
KS – This is a very difficult question. Why do Christians have a god who is all-powerful and all-knowing? Why do Hindus have a complicated pantheon of gods? We can't know for certain why the religions of the world developed in the ways that they did. We can only look at what records we have and theorize about the evolution of religious ideas in different cultures. Over many centuries of religious scholarship, learned people have come up with a variety of explanations. Maybe the gods were human leaders who were elevated to godhood after their deaths. Maybe the gods are natural forces that evolved into characters (Thor = thunder and so on). Maybe the religion of a people is a reflection of their psychology or so-called "collective unconscious."
If you decide to really get into the study of religious history, you will find that the past can be just as magical and mysterious as the future. In the grand scheme of human existence, a thousand years is no time at all, but there's no way you and I will live that long. Since we won't experience it, the far future is merely science fiction to us. The distant past can be like that, too. When you begin to study history in a serious way, you realize how little we actually know about life a thousand years ago. The farther back you go, the more fragmentary the records are, and the more guesswork we have to do to fill in the gaps.
|The German flag flying over the parliament building in Berlin
You can read the myths as life-affirming, as well. In one of the poems, Odin says:
Merry and mirthful each man should be,
until the time of his death.
Better blind than to be burnt:
no one has use for a corpse.
WG – In what form has the mythology survived to today? Are the stories still told in Scandinavia?
KS – The stories are still told around the world. We'll talk in a minute about how the myths have survived as living religion, but the stories themselves are continually told and re-told. Walk into any comic book store and you'll see Thor on the shelf. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, two Jewish-American artists, created the Marvel Comics character based on the Norse god way back in 1963, and he's been a fixture in popular culture ever since – including in the recent blockbuster Thor movie.
|Frontispiece to The Children of Odin by Padraic Colum
Novelists continue to use Norse mythology as a source of material for original works. J. R. R. Tolkien based much of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings on Norse myth, of course. My favorite recent releases are by the English author Joanne Harris. She has two brilliant books out called Runemarks and Runelight. They tell the story of a young girl named Maddy who lives after Ragnarök and gets mixed up with all the Norse gods who have somehow survived (it's complicated). The books are in the same Young Adult genre as the Harry Potter novels, but are full of Ms. Harris's original take on the Norse myths.
You can see that the myths speak to people all over the world. There is something in them that appeals to writers in Britain, artists in Hungary, and high school students in Illinois. It's up to you to meditate on what makes them so endlessly fascinating.
WG – Does Norse mythology have any influence on today's society, like Greek mythology apparently does (i.e., Nike shoes, Midas Touch car shop, etc.)?
KS – Just look at your cell phone. The Bluetooth symbol is a bind-rune, which means that it is formed from two runes that are merged together. Runes are the ancient Norse letters that, according to mythology, Odin discovered and gave to gods and humans. Runes actually exist and were used for over a thousand years. They were letters (used to spell things) and symbols (each symbol stood for a specific word or concept). Harald Bluetooth (circa 935-985) united Denmark under his rule; the Bluetooth technology unites different devices under its "rule."
If you take the rune for "H" –
you get the Bluetooth logo –
which is the logo of Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget, a Swedish paper-goods company. It's based on a symbol that is associated with Odin in ancient carvings like this one –
|Detail of the Hammars Stone in Sweden (8th century)
WG – What are some underlying themes throughout Norse mythology? Maybe humanity being flawed, or that we are insignificant compared to the workings of gods and giants, or that maybe we are the next big thing?
KS – You can find all the themes you suggest in the Norse myths – and many others. Myths and poetry are open to interpretation. This is, in large part, why they do continue to appeal to people around the world, after all these years. You may find one message in a particular story, and I may find the complete opposite. The Norse myths do not give commandments or moral instructions; it is up to you to decide what they mean. In one poem, Odin says of the runes –
Do you know how to cut? Do you know how to read?
Do you know how to stain? Do you know how to test?
Do you know how to invoke? Do you know how to sacrifice?
Do you know how to dispatch? Do you know how to slaughter?
|Runic inscription on Kylver Stone in Gotland, Sweden (c400 CE)
WG – Where and for how long was Norse mythology held as a main religion?
KS – I would make a distinction between mythology and religion. Mythology is a set of stories and poems that is connected to a religion; religion is a set of spiritual beliefs and practices in real life. That being said, you can argue that some form of Norse religion has existed for approximately 4,000 years. This is definitely open to debate, so let me explain what I mean.
There are rock carvings in Sweden from around 1800 BCE that show "reverse echoes" of Norse myth. We can't say that they portray Thor or Odin, but we can argue that they show an early form of a religion that eventually evolved into the one that we're familiar with. For instance, does this carving show an early version of Thor in his goat-drawn chariot?
|Bohuslän rock carving (c1800 BCE)
This small Danish chariot from around 1400 BCE seems to portray the horse-drawn chariot of the sun that is described in 13th-century mythology, and its wheels look just like those in the Swedish carving below.
This Swedish carving from around 1300 BCE shows axe heads and wheels. Are the axes "thunder-weapons," and therefore prototypes of Thor's mystic hammer? Are the wheels the same "sun-wheels" that continually reappear century after century in Scandinavian religious art?
|Scania rock carving (c1300 BCE)
This poor fellow was stabbed and hung, then thrown into a Danish bog around 300 BCE. Later mythology describes that those sacrificed to Odin were, strangely enough, both stabbed and hung. Was this man sacrificed to the leader of the Norse gods?
|Tollund Man (c300 BCE)
In 58 CE, Julius Caesar described the religion of the Germans. In 98, the Roman writer Tacitus described it in much greater detail, portraying gods whom we understand as Odin, Thor and Tyr. So you can see that recognizable forms of the Norse gods had already developed by the Roman Age, centuries before the Viking versions that we are most familiar with today.
|The brown areas of this map give you an idea of where
the Germanic languages are spoken in northern Europe
What is clear is that the stories of gods and heroes never completely disappeared, but were preserved in literature, oral tradition, folk tales, popular song, art and superstition. They pop up in England, Ireland, Scotland, Scandinavia and Germany – any place that was part of what we can call pan-Germanic culture. This doesn't mean "German" (as in "from Germany"), but refers to the family of Germanic languages, of which English is a part.
|Yes, the old faith is a living religion in Iceland!
Given all of this, you can argue that the Norse religion has had a (very complicated) existence of over 4,000 years. Interestingly, Judaism is usually dated to the traditional birth of Abraham in circa 1800 BCE. This is also the approximate date of the Swedish carvings I discussed earlier, so these faiths are just about the same age.
WG – Who exactly followed Norse religion?
KS – It was followed, in one form or another, by people all over the northern world. We can find echoes of the old belief in place names from Britain, Scandinavia and Germany. There are historical and archaeological records from various locations over this vast area that show the geographical scope of the beliefs.
I want to emphasize that this wasn't a continuous, coherent and clear religion. There were great variations over time, and each cultural group had their own particular version. However, we can see common elements that appear again and again in different times and places. Part of the fun of studying this subject is trying to make sense of such a large and complicated body of literary, historical and archaeological evidence.
WG – What is, in your opinion, the most interesting aspect of Norse mythology?
KS – There are so many! It's both terrifying and hilarious. It's both spiritual and vulgar. It has all of life in it, really. I find it somehow comforting to know that my ancestors (I'm German, English and Scottish) were struggling with the same questions that I am – about relationships, life, death, learning, finding your place in the world and so on. I love that there is always something more to learn about and that there are always surprises.
You could spend your whole life studying just the BCE period, the Roman Age, the Viking Age or the Middle Ages. Some scholars only study the runes, and they have plenty to keep them busy. Some professors work with only the literary records from Iceland; others work solely with archaeological artifacts. You can focus on oral tradition, you can focus on artistic interpretations or you can focus on the written poetry.
|From the English hoard (c675) - were these objects "sacrificed" to the gods?
WG – Why do you think it is that Norse mythology is so unknown? Some kids in my class don't know that it exists.
|Recreation of Norse settlement (c1000) at L'Anse aux Meadows
For example, we have ancient literary records that the Norse landed in North America nearly five hundred years before Columbus (who never actually set foot on North America itself). In the 1960s, physical proof of ancient Norse presence was unearthed in Canada. Do you study this in your American history class? If not, maybe you should ask your teacher why the decision was made to ignore these historical facts. I'd be very interested in the answer, myself!
It's possible that some Americans with Norse heritage are embarrassed about this aspect of their own family history. If you are a devout Christian, do you want to admit that your ancestors were still making human sacrifices to the old gods 1,000 years after the birth of Christ? That's a hard thing to deal with, both psychologically and spiritually.
If you're not an intellectually curious person, it's very easy to live a modern life – full of Facebooking, Twittering and YouTubing – and never come across this subject. Actually, it's very easy not to come across a lot of subjects! I would guess that the average student in your class also doesn't know that William S. Burroughs, Charles Mingus or Caspar David Friedrich existed, either. These are the times we live in.
WG – What does Norse mythology encompass? Obviously the gods, but does it also include stories like Beowulf?
|An 18th-century manuscript of The Prose Edda,
with pictures of the gods Odin & Heimdall
and places, objects & animals from Norse myth
As I mentioned earlier, there are records about the religion going back many centuries. However, I did make a distinction between mythology and religion, so you have to decide for yourself where to take your own research. Do you stick to reading the main stories? Do you start reading about the history of the various periods? Do you compare the German Nibelungenlied (about Siegfried the Dragon Slayer) to the Icelandic Saga of the Volsungs (about Sigurd the Dragon Slayer)? Do you search the Icelandic sagas for more information about myth and ritual? Do you check out books about the runes? It's all related, which makes it a lot of fun.
WG – Is there anything else you would like to add, that you think everybody should know about Norse mythology but doesn't?
|Odin the Wanderer by Georg von Rosen (1886)
Maybe the Norse myths speak to you. If so, you should learn everything you can about them. Maybe you think they're just a bunch of nonsense. That's fine, too. I would encourage you to find something that does speak to you on a fundamental level. Maybe it's mathematics, maybe it's music, maybe it's mixed martial arts. Whatever it is, make it a part of your life and learn as much as you can about it. The quest for knowledge will make you a deeper person and a valuable contributor to the intellectual and cultural life of our society.
Thank you for inviting me to participate in this interview. I hope that my answers help you a little bit on your own quest!


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Minors parks in marquee in biopic '42'04/11/2013 6:00 AM ET
By Benjamin Hill / MLB.com
The story of Jackie Robinson is hardly one that has been mired in obscurity, as in the 40 years since his death he's been the subject of dozens of books, awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and, most significantly, had his No. 42 retired by the entirety of professional baseball.
That uniform number, perhaps the most iconic in American sports history, has been further immortalized thanks to 42, the Robinson biopic that opens Friday in theaters nationwide. The movie, which begins with Jackie as a member of the 1945 Kansas City Monarchs and then follows him through the conclusion of his epochal 1947 Brooklyn Dodgers campaign, is the most ambitious cinematic telling of Jackie's barrier-busting tale yet attempted.
Brian Helgeland, 42's writer and director, was wise to restrict the action to this pivotal two-year period of Robinson's life. But even though the limited chronological scope gives the film time to focus on the specifics of the 1947 season, Robinson (portrayed with quiet intensity by Chadwick Boseman) comes across more as a stoic embodiment of perpetually thwarted societal ideals than as a nuanced, conflicted, and, yes, flawed flesh and blood human being. That he might be depicted in such a quasi-mythological fashion is made evident early in the film.
• More on 42 from Benjamin Hill: Engels' makeover | Nitkowski's cameo
Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey (played entertainingly, if on the verge of caricature, by a gravelly-voiced, cigar-chomping Harrison Ford) conveys his intent to sign a black player by dramatically declaring, "I don't know who he is, or where he is, but he's out there."
At this point, we are shown Jackie, the (soon-to-be) chosen one, as a member of the barnstorming Negro League Monarchs. His headstrong nature and commitment to equality is quickly established through a quietly contentious interaction with a racist gas station owner, and that scene ends with the convenient arrival of scout Clyde Sukeforth. Might Jackie be interested in playing for the Dodgers?
Thus begins Jackie's Rickey-curated journey, as he and his support team of wife Rachel and writer Wendell Smith head to 1946 Spring Training at Daytona Beach's City Island Ballpark. This marked the first instance in which Jackie would play in an integrated setting, and the ballpark, now home of the Florida State League's Daytona Cubs, has since been renamed in his honor. All but the Newark opener of Jackie's 1946 International League campaign with the Montreal Royals is skipped over -- understandable within the context of 42, but it was a season worthy of a movie in its own right -- and the final two thirds of the film takes us through the tumult and triumph of Brooklyn's pennant-winning 1947 season.
Though our foreknowledge of Jackie's eventual success saps 42 of some of its suspense, there is still much to enjoy along the way. The casting is superb, with supporting actors such as John McGinley (Scrubs' Dr. Perry Cox, as Dodgers announcer Red Barber) and Alan Tudyk (Firefly's Wash as gleefully racist Phillies manager Ben Chapman) enlivening the screen with assured and slyly comic performances. And the baseball scenes themselves do an exemplary job of capturing the energy and speed of the sport as it is played at its highest level; rarely, if ever, have headhunting fastballs and takeout slides felt so visceral and immediate. The possibility of grave physical harm was as much a threat to Robinson as any hyperbolic racist vitriol, and Helgeland does an excellent job of conveying this.
If the on-field action feels like a convincing evocation of baseball as it was played in 1947, then a big reason for that is because 42 was shot at ballparks that were operational during that time period. Chattanooga's Engel Stadium, the former home of the Southern League's Lookouts and now in the process of being restored, served as the stand-in for Brooklyn's Ebbets Field, with the film crew enveloping the facility with a massive 1,200-foot by 40-foot green screen so that visual effects artists could later superimpose a second deck as well as the old Brooklyn skyline.
Similar methods were employed at Rickwood Field, former home of the Birmingham Black Barons, where Jackie once competed as a member of the Monarchs. Recognized as the oldest ballpark in America, Rickwood stands in for visiting ballparks such as Pittsburgh's Forbes Field.
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Though 42 too often veers toward hagiography, it nonetheless is a movie that needed to be made. Robinson's story has been told and retold for more than six decades -- 1950's The Jackie Robinson Story starred Robinson himself -- but the generally well-acted and always visually vibrant 42 will almost surely reach a far wider audience than any account that has come before. As such, it further enmeshes Robinson within the upper echelon of true American heroes (sporting and otherwise) and helps to ensure that future generations will remain acquainted with and appreciative of athletic accomplishments that resonated far beyond the field of play. Let's just hope that the film serves as a jumping-off point for those interested in Robinson, as opposed to the final word.


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The Printers' File at AAS
What is the Printers' File?
Since Isaiah Thomas's research for his ambitious The History of Printing in America (1810), AAS has held the largest collection of data on the early American book trades in North America and the Caribbean. Starting in 1927, Avis Clarke, AAS's first trained cataloger, compiled a card catalog that came to be known as the Printers' File during her 43 year tenure here. The Printers' File consists of 25 drawers of cards in our reading room. Culled from biographies, reference books, and newspapers, this information details the work of printers, publishers, editors, binders, and others involved in the book trades up to 1820, and book historians and genealogists have consulted these files ever since. Though the cards mainly detail the lives of people who were producing texts in English, information about people producing texts in German, French, Spanish, and Algonquian can also be found.
What do the cards in the Printers' File contain?
We estimate that the cards hold information for some 8,000-10,000 people in the book trades, detailing basic biographical information, occupations, and firm and newspaper associations. The cards also chronicle the careers of people who were in the book trade for brief periods, of figures like Samuel Butts who started his career as a bookseller in Portland, Maine and then made his way to Boston to become a haberdasher, or of Sidney Andrews who was only a printer for the first 13 years of his working life, and then moved from Connecticut to Massachusetts to become a farmer, or of Joseph Gale who started his career as a printer in Sheffield, England and ended it as a compositor in Philadelphia.
We encourage researchers to confirm information listed on cards through the use of sources listed on the "authority cards" in the file as well as recent bibliographical sources that were not available to Clarke when she retired in 1970. In fact, no new cards nor information were added to the file after Clarke's retirement; instead, such information was updated and added in our contributions to both the Library of Congress's Authorities and the North American Imprints Project (NAIP). The NAIP catalog contains over 40,000 records descriptive of 17th- and 18th- century imprints, and records the locations of more than 120,000 extant copies. This catalog is a part of our General Catalog, and so our catalog offers the most comprehensive listing of pre1801 United States imprints. A name search in our catalog will therefore render the most exhaustive list possible of pre1801 imprints associated with a person in the Printers' File. NAIP work is ongoing in the cataloging of 19th-century imprints, so imprints associated with those working in the books trades post1801 will be comprehensive, but may not be exhaustive. NAIP does not cover newspapers however, so for information about those involved in the newspaper production trades, see Clarence Brigham's "Index of Printers" at the back of his History and Bibliography of American Newspapers, 1690-1820 (1947).
What is the future of the Printers' File?
Referring to this file in his 2008 presidential address to the Bibliographical Society of America, John Bidwell remarked that "bibliographers can be grateful to the AAS for [this] valuable source of biographical information," and pressed for the creation of a national biographical dictionary of the early American book trade. Rather than creating a dictionary, we are now transforming all of this data in a digital environment. This online database based on both the cards and our contributions to NAIP is an effort to augment the types of queries our data can answer, and also allows greater access to a resource that is currently only available in our reading room. The Database of the Early American Book Trades (DEABT) will be a relational database that can both answer complicated research queries and will contain components of linked open data that will render our data usable by other projects. Please contact our Digital Humanities Curator Molly Hardy with questions about the file or database.


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Mines environmental science and engineering professor awarded NSF CAREER Award
GOLDEN, Colo., Feb. 9, 2011 – Jonathan O. (Josh) Sharp, assistant professor of Environmental Science and Engineering at Colorado School of Mines, has received a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award for his research "Cleaner Water Through Microbial Stress: An Integrated Research and Education Plan."
Sharp's research focuses on how biological processes can impact water quality and how to use microbes to clean contaminated sediments and water supplies (bioremediation).
"The goal of the research is to determine how microbial stress can impact the natural degradation of trace organic compounds in water supplies — this understanding can then be applied toward treatment in managed natural systems such as wetlands and aquifer recharge to provide a cost effective, energy- and waste-neutral tool for remediation when compared to existing advanced treatment technologies," said Sharp.
Sharp's research efforts will be coupled with an educational plan designed to increase the engagement of undergraduates and K-12 students using regionally meaningful, hands-on education that relates to environmental water quality.
The NSF CAREER award is the most prestigious award in support of junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through outstanding research, excellent education and the integration of education and research within the context of the mission of their organizations.
Sharp earned his doctorate in civil and environmental engineering in 2006 from the University of California at Berkeley. He subsequently pursued postdoctoral studies in environmental microbiology at the Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne in Switzerland. He holds a bachelor's from Princeton University and a master's from U.C. Berkeley. He joined Mines' Environmental Science and Engineering Division in 2009.
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. . . brought to you by the letter P
What's in a name? It depends on who you ask.
Mark Shuttleworth has handed down his decision on the name for Ubuntu 12.04 in a blog item today.
Ready? It's Precise Pangolin.
Go ahead and look it up, or just jump over to the Wikipedia listing here.
Yeah, one of those, only a precise one. Nice one, Mark.
Deb Nicholson points out on a Facebook post: "The name 'pangolin' is derived from the Malay word pengguling ('something that rolls up'). Go ahead and start the roll-your-own jokes."
Meanwhile, the democratic exercise where the Fedora community chooses a release name continues as voting is open for the Fedora 17 release name. If you're a member of the Fedora community, you can vote for one of these, though truth be told, it appears that the ballot may be stacked in Beefy Miracle's favor.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)


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Both Art Jensen and Ellen Tart Jensen passionately continue Dr. Bernard Jensen's teachings and with Dr. Ellen Tart Jensen's ongoing education she has evolved Iridology and nutrition to the next level. Bernard Jensen Frequently Asked Questions How do you come off of a cleanse? You must come off of a cleanse very gently. You have been on "nature's operating table" while cleansing and allowing the body to remove the toxins. For the first three days off the cleanse eat very lightly. Include grated, slightly steamed carrots for breakfast, a light salad or vegetable soup for lunch and the same for dinner. This will allow your body to adjust and let your bowels start working normally again. If you find that you are constipated, eat several juicy fruits during the day such as pears, apples, papaya, and berries. We shouldn't eat more than two fruits per day normally, but if you are constipated, you should eat more. Raw vegetable juices also help the bowel start working well again. 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Highlights From the Archives
In Power's Glow
The Great American Float
When it comes to handicapping possible vice presidents, there's the real list, the bluff list and the self-serving list.June 22, 2008 weekinreviewNews
The Stuff Sam Nunn's Nightmares Are Made of
By now we can too readily imagine the horror of terrorists exploding a nuclear weapon in a major American city: the gutted skyscrapers, the melted cars, the charred bodies. For Sam Nunn, however, a new terror begins the day after.February 25, 2007 magazineNews
Keeping Nuclear Weapons From Terrorists
As terrorists seek further destruction, global nuclear powers must aggressively plug lingering security gaps in energy and weaponry material....
March 28, 2016, Monday
Nuclear Facilities in 20 Countries May Be Easy Targets for Cyberattacks
Those countries, which have significant atomic stockpiles or nuclear power plants, do little to protect them from such intrusions, the Nuclear Threat Initiative says....
January 15, 2016, Friday
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Another Season of 'Dynasty' for Voters
Americans like members of prominent political families more than they're willing to admit....
April 29, 2014, Tuesday
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Old Democratic Name (Nunn) Stakes Bid on Shifting Georgia
Michelle Nunn, the daughter of a former senator, is running for the Senate in a campaign that is testing whether the state's shifting demographics can send a Democrat to Washington....
January 25, 2014, Saturday
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In Nunn and Warner, a Reminder of the Tower Hearings
On Thursday, John W. Warner and Sam Nunn returned to the Senate Armed Services Committee room to urge the confirmation of Chuck Hagel as defense secretary, almost 25 years after they battled over the nomination of John G. Tower....
January 31, 2013, Thursday
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Public Goals, Private Interests in Debt Campaign
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January 10, 2013, Thursday
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How They Learned to Hate the Bomb
A journalist examines the unlikely campaign of five cold war veterans to eliminate our nuclear arsenal....
January 1, 2012, Sunday
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Russian President Dmitri A. Medvedev and a group of veteran American policymakers have voiced cautious assertions of optimism about improving relations....
March 21, 2009, Saturday
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A new organization is being unveiled in Vienna that seeks to bolster security at thousands of nuclear sites around the world in an effort to block atomic theft and terrorism....
September 29, 2008, Monday
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Hello there.
I have multiple laptops, and I'm trying to install BT5 R3 x64 KDE on one of them; the HP ProBook 4320s. I want to have dual-boot, and the computer doesn't have any CD-rom, so I'm installing from an USB. I used to have BT5 R2 x32 KDE on it, which worked seemingly very well (not very familiar with BT/Linux in general). I figured I was going to install R3, so I just deleted two partitions, which probably wasn't a good idea, thinking I could use the same partition... When I try to install from the USB (, which I know is working, as I've tested it on my other computers), I choose "Default" at the beginning, and come to the screen where I write "startx" to get to the desktop, so I eventually can run the script and install it to the hard-drive. I just re-installed Windows 7, because I thought maybe there was a problem because I just deleted the partitions, but I've got the same problem now, after the fresh W7 installation. When I write in "startx", a black screen appears with a blinking, white underline in the top left corner. It blinks two blinks, and then dissapears. Then nothing happens; I've waited for a while... I have no idea what I should do to fix this, and I thought maybe some of the hardware were unsupported, but isn't that unlikely, concidering I did have R2 before? That installation went just fine, no problem like this.
I have very little knowledge of this, but I really want to learn it.
Thanks in advice,


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'The Sabres went into 2002-03 with an enviable group of young goalies, yet ended their season without a No. 1 – mostly because Noronen finally started showing why he was twice selected as the Hockey News' minor-league prospect of the year.'
Who's No. 1? Sabres goalies take a number
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A Superbowl With No Cheerleaders?
A Superbowl with no cheerleaders? My husband is dismayed.
He's not the only one, either.
Sunday's game featuring the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers will be the first Super Bowl without cheerleaders since Super Bowls I and II, NFL Films President Steve Sabol said Wednesday...


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Sean Griffith and Richard Squire Elected to American Law InstituteJanuary 23, 2013
Fordham Law Professors Sean Griffith and Richard Squire have been elected members of the American Law Institute, the leading independent organization in the United States producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize, and otherwise improve the law.
As two of the 29 new members, Griffith and Squire have the opportunity to influence the development of the law in both existing and emerging areas, to work with other eminent lawyers, judges, and academics to give back to a profession to which they are deeply dedicated, and to contribute to the public good.
"It is a great honor to be selected along with Sean to join the American Law Institute," said Squire. "The work of the ALI is important for the continued evolution of legal education and practice, and we look forward to making meaningful contributions."
"I am very excited at the prospect of working with Richard and the other new members to improve the legal profession," added Griffith. "Both Richard and I are grateful for this opportunity, and we will work thoughtfully to assist with the ALI's key projects."
The ALI—comprising more than 4,300 lawyers, judges, and law professors of the highest qualifications—drafts, discusses, revises, and publishes Restatements of the Law, model statutes, and principles of law that are enormously influential in the courts and legislatures, as well as in legal scholarship and education. The ALI has long been influential internationally and, in recent years, more of its work has become international in scope.
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There are worse ways of desecrating the American flag than burning it. Consider these LSU students for instance. This protest took place last year. The student at the center of the protest is a fellow by the name of Ben Haas. Haas had put up a post on Facebook alerting students that he was [Read More…]
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Your network interface should be the last parameter for airodump. And are you sure it's wlan and not wlan0 or something else?
Put iwconfig into the bash and show us the output.
I find Backtrack fascinating and am on my first attempt with cracking wep on my home network.
I have found a guide which looks good:
ryanunderdown com/2007/02/12/cracking-wep-using-backtrack
and am on step 2: Collecting Data with Airodump and am having a prob.
In the guide the guy said your card will probably show up as eth0
Mine show's as: wlan with the following info:
IEEE 802.11b Mode: Monitor (as I have kismet open), frquency 2.417 GHZ, access point not associated, bit rate: 11mb/s, retry: on, fragment thr: off, encryption key: off.
In Airodump I type:
airodump-ng wlan -w /mnt/hda1/home/mike/desktop 6 1
it says:
"1 is not a network interface" when in the guide is says typing 1 at the end is telling airodump to only collect IVS
If I take the 1 away it says the same about 6 which the guide says is telling airodump the chanel of the target ap
If I take 6 away it says:
Error setting monitor mode on wlan
As you can see in the info above my card is set to monitor due to having kismet running in the background...
Any advice ?
I know I need to sort out where the packets are going to be stored, /mnt/hda1/home/mike/desktop is just bs really but I assume wouldn't give that monitor mode error command.
I'm gonna have to get a pen drive to store the IV's I think, as it says you can do that though it says the ntfs support allows allows windows partitions to be read as read only.
Thanks in advance for your help !
Your network interface should be the last parameter for airodump. And are you sure it's wlan and not wlan0 or something else?
Put iwconfig into the bash and show us the output.
Type airodump-ng by itself to get its syntax. The interface is the last thing on the command line, after all the options.
change your tutorial .... it's crap....
here we have wonderful video tutorials courtesy of mr -=Xploitz=-
airodump-ng "iface name" -w "path to capture file" -c "channel" --bssid "access point mac" -a
explications :
"iface name" put here the name of your card (wlan0)
-w "path to captur file", capture file to write, put the name you want ie "-w /root/test" will create /root/test-01.cap
-c "channel" ,limit capture to this channel, put your victim chan here
--bssid "accesspoint mac", limit the capture to this ap, put your victim ap mac
-a will show only associated clients
exemple : airodump-ng wlan0 -w /root/capture -c 1 --bssid 00:A1:34:56:12 -a
will limit capture to the ap with mac 00:A1:34:56:12 on channel 1, the capture will be saved in /root/capture-01.cap, and will show only associated client in station list.....
LIKE YOU SEE.....SEARCH HERE, FOLLOW THE GOOD GUIDES AND TRY, if you have errors, again search and try and if you still block on something, ask .... we will help you .....
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
and for the order of commands ..... it's not important if you use aircrack-ng beta 1.0 wich was relized few days ago......
but if you use normal aircrack-ng ..... put wlan0 at the end...
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
Thanks so much for the replies guys, you're right shamanvirtuel that guide I was looking at was crap.
I now have the correct line of code for airodump:
airodump-ng wlan0 -w /root/capture -c 1 --bssid 00:A1:74:26:17 -a
It still says: Error setting monitor mode on wlan0
And I have kismet running, kismet says he has set the card in monitor mode ok and is able to look for networks.
Could it be that my network card: Belkin 802.11b Wireless desk network card F5D6001 version 3001 is not supported ?
Also, that crap guide I was looking at said that you need to either dual boot linux or use a pen drive to write the packets to, though I am able to open kwrite and save a document to the desktop of the BT interface, so does that mean I can save the packets to the desktop (or root) of the backtrack interface ? I assume it uses some ram to save the files to.
Thanks !


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SAN FRANCISCO—The Judicial Council of California voted today to accept for consideration a report from a special committee recommending structural changes to the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC). The council also approved a process to consider and take action on the committee's recommendations.
The Strategic Evaluation Committee (SEC) was appointed by Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye in March 2011 to conduct an in-depth review of the AOC with a view toward promoting transparency, accountability, and efficiency. The Chief Justice received the report and recommendations on May 25.
"When I became Chief Justice, it was urgent to assess the needs of the judicial branch and the justice system," said Chief Justice Cantil-Sakauye, chair of the Judicial Council. "An informed, comprehensive look at the AOC was one of my first priorities. I want to express my deep gratitude to the Strategic Evaluation Committee for taking on a never-before performed review of the AOC in order to recommend how the AOC can best serve the courts and the public."
The SEC report was presented to the council by the chair and vice chair of the SEC, Assistant Presiding Judge Charles D. Wachob of the Superior Court of Placer County and Presiding Judge Brian L. McCabe of the Superior Court of Merced County. The council also received many in-person and written comments on the report from judges, attorneys, and other interested parties.
After discussing the report and thanking the SEC for its work, the council approved a process to consider and take action on the committee's recommendations:
"We have heard many thoughtful comments today and over the last several weeks about the SEC's recommendations," said Justice Douglas Miller, chair of the council's Executive & Planning Committee. "We are fully committed to this report and our process, and take full responsibility for preserving its integrity."


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WORDS, ITS REAL OWNERS, IN OTHER WORDS, HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) AND HIS FOLLOWERS, WILL COME WITH ALLAH'S LEAVE, WILL BROADEN THAT SPHERE, and THOSE SEEDS WILL FLOURISH. WE, ON THE OTHER HAND, SHALL WATCH FROM OUR TOMBS AND GIVE THANKS TO ALLAH. (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Kastamonu Addendum, p. 99)
His Highness Bediuzzaman Said Nursi wrote the Kastamonu Addendum in 1936. In this book Master has made a very important time assignment about the time Hazrat Mahdi (a.s.) and his followers will be living in.
1.Bediuzzaman; uses the phrase "in the End Times" to define the time Hazrat Mahdi (a.s) and his followers will be living and draws attention to a time that is after the time he himself lived.
2.Bediuzzaman, with the statement "broad sphere of life" defined the End Times that will be lived in a future time, thinking that the time he lived in was a narrow sphere. Through the words "broad sphere of life" Bediuzzaman refers to a time in which the technology, science, art and culture will advance in all respects. Today, with great developments ensured by television, radio technologies and internet system, it had been made possible for Muslims to widespread their works on communicating the word in a very wide sphere and to reach out to great masses through that.
Just after using the words "broad sphere of life", Bediuzzaman clarified who will be the ones within that broad sphere that would broaden that sphere:
..IN OTHER WORDS HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) AND HIS FOLLOWERS, WILL COME WITH ALLAH'S LEAVE, WILL BROADEN THAT SPHERE. As it would be understood clearly from this statement of Bediuzzaman; in the period that comes after the time Master lived in, that is the time science, technology, communication systems have advanced a lot "in the broad sphere of life" Hazrat Mahdi (a.s.) who is the greatest renovator, the greatest interpreter of the Islamic Law and the Qutb-al Azam and his followers, that our Prophet (saas) had heralded will come and perform great and important actions within that sphere.


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Selects an identity based on the recipients list when sending an email
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It would be nice to decide who I am writing using which identity. This add-on checks the list of recipients before sending a message and displays a warning if the outbound email address or domain does not match your needs. In addition, it is possible to correct the mistake automatically (if it is allowed).
Let the correspondence will be calm and pleasant ! :)
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For months, there were threats. There were boasts of violence yet to come, about one man gunning down the other.
A shooting seemed inevitable.
But Joshua James Montoya, 29, told a jury Wednesday that he never thought he would have been the one to pull the trigger.
Montoya, on trial for the murder of 25-year-old Amos Pacheco, testified in his own defense in 3rd District Court. He said Pacheco had threatened him for months, then pulled a gun on him March 5, 2010. He said he had no choice but to fight back.
When he saw the glint of metal in Pacheco's hand, Montoya testified, he lunged at him, wrestled the gun from Pacheco's grip. But in the scuffle, he said, he lost his balance, fell backward and accidentally squeezed the trigger.
"I didn't even know where the shot went," Montoya testified. "I saw Amos look at his stomach, look up at me and then look down again. That's when I realized he'd been shot."
But prosecutors allege that it was Montoya who armed himself, walked up to Pacheco on that afternoon more than three years ago and killed him before fleeing the scene and hiding the weapon. They claim the two had bad blood, that he had wanted to kill Pacheco, who was dating the mother of Montoya's children.
Prosecutors pushed Montoya on what motivations he may have had: he didn't like how Pacheco treated Ana Torres, his ex-girlfriend; he disapproved of the influence Pacheco was having on his oldest son.
But, Montoya said, he never meant to kill the man.
"I wanted to handle it, get it over with," Montoya said. "My children go back and forth between Ana and me all the time. And if she's with Amos, he's going to be in their life. I didn't want any problems."
What happened instead, defense attorneys said, was a "life or death" struggle that left Montoya with bruises on his arms and scratches on his chest, neck and face.
Pacheco died of a gunshot wound to the chest just outside Montoya's house, near 5700 South and 4600 West. He had gone to Montoya's house that day with Torres to drop off the defendant's three children.
After the shooting, Montoya said, he immediately feared retaliation because of Pacheco's alleged gang ties. He fled the scene, because he was scared, Montoya said.
"All I was thinking was that his family members were nearby and that they were going to retaliate," Montoya testified. "So, I ran."
Later that day, when police conducted a traffic stop on the car Montoya was driving, he gave himself up. He did not run, did not fight back. As he was seated on the curb, hands cuffed behind his back, officers testified, Montoya spoke without provocation:
"He had the gun," Montoya told officers in 2010. "It was self defense."
This is not the behavior of a guilty person, defense attorneys told the jury in opening statements.
But prosecutors countered that what Montoya did with the gun was: He stashed it at a friend's home.
Montoya is charged with first-degree felony murder and second-degree felony obstruction of justice. If convicted, he could spend the rest of his life behind bars.
The trial is scheduled to continue through the end of the week before Judge Deno Himonas.
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The Gnat
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:57 am
Post subject: 2012 Team Needs
This thread is for team needs to help mock draft builders make their mocks.
Vikings Team Needs
1. Left Tackle
2. Defensive End
3. Wide Receiver
4. Safety
5. Offensive Guard
6. Cornerback
7. Outside Linebacker
8. Center
9. Tight End
10. Middle Linebacker
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 11:33 am
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prior to FA happening the Jaguars team needs are:
1. MLB<--our starter is a FA and he isnt that good
2. OLB<--we arent likely to bring back Justin durant and we might have a replacement for him on our roster but we could use a guy who is good in coverage and run defense
3. CB<--mathis is a FA and he was our top corner. i have hope for issac our 5th round pick but hes unproven at this time. cox also needs to be pushed. our backups arent good in coverage
4. S<--we added a FS in the 4th round who seems to be a good talent but we need to possibley improve the coverage ability back there over the top.
5. DE<--we need to get a pass rusher and this could be moved up to number 1 if our pass rush stinks.
5. G/C<--meester is old as heck and we have 2 guys the coaches like but they were udfa's last year. we also have rackley and uche who can play center and guard. manuwai needs to be replaced soon as well.
6. DT<--we need a big NT type to backup terrance.
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Its A Sabotage
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 11:50 am
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1. Outside Linebacker--We are letting go Justin Durant, and have no one on the roster to compete for the spot.
2. Middle Linebacker- Kirk Morrison was a huge bust coming over from Oakland and needs to be replaced.
3. Safety- We need help at both spots, but Strong Safety is a key need, and the first we will adress.
4. Defensive End- Aaron Kampman with 2 new knees in 3 years, needs replaced eventually, but no one to push him.
5. Offensive Tackle- To push either Monroe or Britton for the starting role.
6. Center- Meester is what 50? While playing well last season, he needs to be replaced sooner rather and later.
7. Wide Receiver- I am realistic, Hill is not the saviour everyone wants to make him out to be.
8. Corner Back- Rashean Mathis is getting old, and while I like Rod Issac, he needs to show what he can do, or be stuck in that Nickel role.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:09 pm
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OLB: Between Brad Jones, Frank Zombo, Eric Walden, and Ricky Elmore we have a whole lot of nothing special. We'd like to get Clay Matthews his Lamarr Woodley.
5-Tech: Mike Neal was a beast in preseason before he got injured last year but I'm not putting all my eggs in the basket of a second year player who didn't see a regular season snap. Cullen Jenkins is as good as gone. (Thanks Redskins for not letting him get to the Bears)
Guard: Daryn Colledge will most likely be gone and he sucks besides. TJ Lang is his natural replacement but I like Lang as a Utility Lineman who can back up every position.
Wide Receiver: James Jones is gone and Donald Driver is no longer as dependable as he used to be. Jennings, Nelson, and Cobb are the only receivers worth mentioning long term on the roster so another receiver is a need, even though we have three receiving TEs.
Backup QB: Matt Flynn is gone, hopefully traded for a (high) draft pick. If he isn't he'll get overpaid at the end of next season for his game against the Patriots. He's a good back up who could start a few teams in the NFL. With Rodgers concussion history, a backup is desired.
Backup NT: Raji played a ton of snaps last year, plus we're in deep **** if Ryan Pickett goes down because he's a starting DE and the backup NT. He's getting older so having guys ready to step in is key.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2011 5:22 pm
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Panthers: kind of in order of importance
WR: Smitty is likely being traded. LaFell and Gettis will get their chances this year to prove themselves but if they don't work out, we'll be looking for someone to be our #1 guy. Might grab a vet in FA though, like Braylon or Floyd.
TE: Jeremy Shockey only signed for one year. Rob Chudzinski LOVES using the tight end. We tried trading up for Kyle Rudolph but couldn't get it done.
CB: Marshall is probably leaving. That leaves with Gamble, Munnerlyn, and rookie Hogan. Not a good trio, really. Might pick up a vet in FA as a stop-gap until we get our first round pick or Hogan develops.
S: Our safeties are both originally corners. I don't know why Fox did this. Drafting a real safety would be a good idea if they don't improve this year.
OT: Gross is getting up there in years and Otah is made of glass. If they can't bounce back in 2011, I could see an OT being a high pick.
DE: Potentially losing Charles Johnson which would leave us with Greg Hardy and Everette Brown. They've shown flashes of potential but getting an immediate impact pick would be great if they don't get better.
OLB: Only if we lose Thomas Davis and James Anderson to FA this year.
DT: We drafted McClain and Fua and may get another in FA but if we miss on all three, could go for a true stud with a higher pick.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 8:06 am
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Benson's latest arrest my create a need at RB. If we are drafting high, I'm not sure I want one in the first round, but mid or late would be ok.
Corner is also a potential need. Joseph is a free agent now, and Hall will be next year. I don't know if they will be able to keep both. If they do, CB is not a need. If they lose either, CB is a top priority.
Left Tackle is not a need at all, and if Andre doesn't figure it out this year, RT may be a need, but not with a top 10 pick.
Defensive line could be a need. Dunlap looks like a future star at one DE, the other hopefully becomes Michael Johnson. If he lives up to his potential DE is not a need. If not, DE is a need, and if we re-sign JoJo and Hall, a top need.
I doubt we spend a high pick on a DT. We rotate our DTs, and we have 3 solid ones. But if a DT is clearly the BPA in 1, (again, depending on Hall and JoJo) they could go that direction.
Caldwell and Simpson showed flashes last year, but I believe both are at the end of their contracts. If they don't blossom this year, or if they have great years and leave, WR may become a need. Not sure it would be a first round need, but I could see 2 or 3.
Potential later round needs:
Strong Safety - I'm not a big Robert Sands fan, but I'll give him a chance.
Right guard - Bobbie Williams is getting old.
Blocking TE - Reggie Kelly likely won't be back past this year, if he is back this year.
Full Back - Neither Pressley nor Vakapuna has shown anything consistently. Both have "potential", neither has been consistent yet.
2017 Draft Needs: Interior O-line, Pass Rushing DE, Linebacker, Kicker, Overall Team Speed.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:42 pm
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Dallas Cowboys Team Needs
1. CB - This one's pretty obvious. Newman is likely gone after this season and who knows if Jenkins will rebound to '09 form or not.
2. S - Really either spot...there's hope Owusu-Ansah will be the answer at FS, but again...big unknown.
3. OG - Leonard Davis really regressed over the last two seasons...whether that's because of Colombo or what, who knows. Kosier is easily the 2nd best lineman on the roster behind Free, but can't stay healthy for a full season. We really need to find future replacements for both.
4. NT/DE - I know Ratliff has been an All-Pro at the position, but personally I'd like to see the team draft a nose guard who can actually consistently play the run. There's some potential in Brent, but as with all UDFA's...who knows?
5. OLB* - Depending on what progress Spencer makes this season under Ryan, this could vault up to being right up their as a top need going into next year. If Spencer plays well, then I'd like to see the team address the RB or QB positions.
Kicker could be a need as well depending on what happens with Buehler this season. I'd also like to see the team add more depth to the trenches in the latter rounds.
Posted this in the other thread. Of course, some of these needs could change depending on what happens in free agency within the next few weeks.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 7:56 pm
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As of 9-4-11
For the Redskins:
1. QB- Umm... no explanation needed
2. MLB- London Fletcher's well past his prime and Rocky McIntosh is somewhat out of place in a 3-4. I highly doubt Keyaron Fox, Perry Riley, and Lorenzo Alexander can be long term solutions at the 3-4 LB positions.
3. Interior OL- Our offensive tackle are Trent Williams and Jammal Brown, so they're not a problem. Our interior OL is rather troublesome. Our only interior offensive linemen on the roster after the cuts are Kory Lichtensteiger, Will Montgomery, Erik Cook, and Chris Chester (maybe Sean Locklear as well).
4. NT- Our only nose tackles after the final cuts are Barry Cofield, and 7th round pick Chris Neild.
5. 3-4 DE- This is for depth purposes, mostly. We have Adam Carriker and Stephen Bowen set as the starters and Kedric Golston as a primary backup. Golston's not that good and neither is our second backup, Darrion Scott. The only reason Scott has a job is because of Jarvis Jenkins' ACL tear.
6. OL- Depth again. We only have 8 offensive linemen on the team. I don't think it's enough.
7. CB- We seem to draft one every year despite it never being that big of a need.
8. P- Sav Rocca's 37.
Not needs:
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2011 3:25 pm
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Buffalo Bills
As it stands right now (7/30/2011)...
: The current starters are Andra Davis and Reggie Torbor. Davis is ok, but he was injured most of last season and he will be 33 this year. Torbor is a weak replacement for Posluszny, who was lost in free agency. The Bills do have rookies in Kelvin Sheppard and Chris White, who will be expected to contribute. Arthur Moats, who had a promising rookie season last year will be moving inside to help out as well. Brad Jefferson and Brandon Hicks are undrafted rookies who will compete in camp with the rest of the group.
: Erik Pears is currently competing with Mansfield Wrotto and rookie Chris Hairston for the starting spot.
: Chris Kelsay is currently on one side with Shawn Merriman on the other. The one thing this unit has going for it are the young guys behind the starters who have showed promise (Antonio Coleman, Arthur Moats). Danny Batten is also in the mix, who missed his entire rookie season due to injury. Rounding out the current roster is Aaron Maybin, Jamie Kirlew, and UDFA Rob Eddins.
: There is no one of note on the roster. One of the reasons why this is not higher on the list is because the receivers and running backs are looking pretty good. I also feel a tight end upgrade would be more of a luxury than linebacker and right tackle right now.
: The Bills will need a franchise quarterback at some point. This is ranked lower at the moment, but it all really depends on how well Fitzpatrick does this season.
: Demetrius Bell has been improving each year, hopefully that will continue. There is also not much depth behind him.
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Its A Sabotage
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Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:10 pm
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Jaguars Updated List
1. True #1 Wide Receiver. We have a great collection of number twos and no true deep or #1 threat to take the pressure off of Maurice Jones-Drew.
2. Defensive End (x2). Aaron Kampman coming off a second knee surgery and no real threat on the other side, looks like this could be addressed in this draft.
3. Cornerback. Mathis is on his last year of his contract and will not be retained, as he is asking too much. Now we have no depth behind him outside of Cox and a rookie in Rod Issac. Could be worth a first round look if there isn't a top Wide Receiver available.
4. Offensive Tackle. While we have our bookends, we have no depth behind them. Could be a mid to late round need and should be viewed as secondary need.
5. Center. While we did get Spitz this offseason, he is viewed as a Guard until Rackley is ready, but when he is could be moved to the Center spot. Remember Meester is also 36 and in his last contract year.
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Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 7:20 pm
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I am absolutely stunned to be saying this. But, as of right now, The Lions do not have any desperate needs. That is the first time, in over 40 years of watching the Lions that I have been able to say that.
Martin Mayhew for Executive of the Year
What he has done to turn the Lions around in only 3 off-seasons is nothing short of spectacular.
The Lions are in the position to just take the best player that falls to them.
I am STUNNED
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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 11:03 am
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Baltimore Ravens
1. Center
- At the moment the Ravens likely do not have their center of the future on the team. Birk is old and already is having trouble with his knees in training camp. We did pick up a couple of UDFA centers in Tim Barnes and Ryan Bartholomew that many thought would be drafted but we can make any determination on these guys until they play so center is the biggest need for next season.
2. Guard
- We don't have a backup for Grubbs or Yanda on the team now that Chester has signed for the Redskins. We will likely sign a cheap vet but we could do with a young guard to develop. Grubbs is also a free agent next season and after signing Yanda to a big deal this season the Ravens may not have enough room to sign Grubbs.
3. Inside Linebacker
- It comes up every season, but the Ravens really need to address getting a successor to Ray Lewis at some point and it would be best to have someone come in and learn from Ray before he retires. This is also a year when there are a lot of ILBs going to be available in the draft.
4. Pass Rusher
- The Ravens are being linked to Osi Umenyiora so the need for a pass rusher is evident even this season. Kindle has returned but is still an unknown quantity at this point in time. Depending on how things turn out with these 2 could determine whether this remains a need.
5. Safety
- I would expect to see Zbikowski and Nakumara retained by the Ravens but at the moment the only safety under contract in 2012 will be Ed Reed. How high the Ravens need a safety is determined by the performance and status of these 2 guys.
6. Corner
- Foxworth's contract likely dictates that he is cut next offseason. That leaves the Ravens possibly looking for a starter opposite Jimmy Smith. We have guys with potential in Webb and Brown along with depth in Williams and Carr so this season will determine how great a need CB will be next season.
- Rice is the only proven player under contract and his contract will be entering its final year next offseason so the Ravens will likely look to draft a number 2 back possibly some time on day 2 of the draft. A vet will probably be signed this season at some point but is unlikely to get a long term deal.
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Its A Sabotage wrote:
Jaguars Updated List
1. True #1 Wide Receiver. We have a great collection of number twos and no true deep or #1 threat to take the pressure off of Maurice Jones-Drew.
2. Defensive End (x2). Aaron Kampman coming off a second knee surgery and no real threat on the other side, looks like this could be addressed in this draft.
3. Cornerback. Mathis is on his last year of his contract and will not be retained, as he is asking too much. Now we have no depth behind him outside of Cox and a rookie in Rod Issac. Could be worth a first round look if there isn't a top Wide Receiver available.
4. Offensive Tackle. While we have our bookends, we have no depth behind them. Could be a mid to late round need and should be viewed as secondary need.
5. Center. While we did get Spitz this offseason, he is viewed as a Guard until Rackley is ready, but when he is could be moved to the Center spot. Remember Meester is also 36 and in his last contract year.
I agree with all of this, but for the same reason OT is up there, FS should be too. We dont know what we really have there, if we can get a great talent we should
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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 5:46 pm
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Seattle Seahawks Needs by importance.....
1. Franchise QB- This is obvious. Andrew Luck, Ryan Tannenhill or Matt Barkley. One of these guys is gonna be a Seahawk. I could also see us taking another QB late in the draft as well.
2. Pass Rushing DT- We have NO pass rush in the middle of the field. We have to land a 3 technique DT like Jared Crick or Kawann Short.
3.SSLB- Since trading Aaron Curry, we have a huge need at SSLB.
4. CB- We have a young starter in Walter Thurmond and a ton of young corners that have looked pretty good, but Marcus Trufant is likely gone in the offseason.
5. DE- We need an edge pass rusher for the LEO position. Clemons is getting older and we have very little depth behind him.
6. O-Line depth- It seems like we are losing 2-3 starters a year to injury. It would be nice to find a player who could rotate at OT and OG for some much needed depth.
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Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2011 7:04 pm
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jags needs after the major splash of FA.
1a DE<--other than kampman whos coming off injury we dont have a good pass rusher.
1b CB<--mathis is likely to be gone after the season do to being a FA. colemen is a NB at best. issac is a promising rookie but is very unproven. cox is inconsistant.
2. #1 wr<--mike thomas isnt the true number 1 wr. hes like a steve smith of the panthers. the rest of the wrs we have are not established.
3. DT<--we need a NT to backup terrance because terrance keeps reporting to camp overweight and if knighten should get hurt our defense would suffer. we also could use a backup to alaulu if d'anthony smith doesnt do anything this year(3rd round rookie last year who had an achilles injury last year).
4. C/G<--we could use a linemen or 2 to groom for the future. we need to replace meester soon and we dont have a great backup for him other than FA addition spitz.
5. S<--greene landry and prons are the only safeties that are guranteed a job. we might need another guy.
6. P<--we lost podlesh and turk is old and saunders is unproven
7. K<--scoobee is a FA after the season and could leave.
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