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National arm wrestling champion Mike Ayello teaches Charlie Murphy how to go over the top like Stallone. Start with a proper stance, placing your right foot under the table and your elbow on the pad. Learn techniques like the hook, turning your wrist to access your bodyweight in a match. Try the toproll, twisting and pulling your opponent inwards towards your body. Finally, the tricep press uses your muscles and body weight to bring your opponent to the mat.
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The Horned Serpent appears in the mythologies of many Native Americans.[1] Details vary among tribes, with many of the stories associating the mystical figure with water, rain, lightning and/or thunder. Horned Serpents were major components of the Southeastern Ceremonial Complex of North American prehistory.[2][3]
Horned serpents also appear in European and Near Eastern mythology.
In Native American culture
The Horned Serpent was venerated, in various forms, by the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Creek, just to name a few. Some myths say it is invisible, or that it brought rain and made a noise similar to (but not the same as) thunder.
Among the Eastern and Western Cherokee Indians, the horned serpent known as Uktena was venerated. Anthropologist James Mooney, describes it thus:
- "Those who know say the Uktena is a great snake, as large around as a tree trunk, with horns on its head, and a bright blazing crest like a diamond on its forehead, and scales glowing like sparks of fire. It has rings or spots of color along its whole length, and can not be wounded except by shooting in the seventh spot from the head, because under this spot are its heart and its life. The blazing diamond is called Ulun'suti -- "Transparent" -- and he who can win it may become the greatest wonder worker of the tribe. But it is worth a man's life to attempt it, for whoever is seen by the Uktena is so dazed by the bright light that he runs toward the snake instead of trying to escape. As if this were not enough, the breath of the Uktena is so pestilential, that no living creature can survive should they inhale the tiniest bit of the foul air expelled by the Uktena. Even to see the Uktena asleep is death, not to the hunter himself, but to his family."
According to Sioux belief, the Unktehila (Ųȟcéǧila) are dangerous reptilian water monsters that lived in old times. They were of various shapes. In the end the Thunderbirds destroyed them, except for small species like snakes and lizards. This belief may have been inspired by finds of dinosaur fossils in Sioux tribal territory. The Thunderbird may have been inspired partly by finds of pterosaur skeletons.[4]
Other known names
- Misi-kinepikw ("great snake") - Cree
- Msi-kinepikwa ("great snake") - Shawnee
- Misi-ginebig ("great snake") - Oji-Cree
- Mishi-ginebig ("great snake") - Ojibwe
- Pita-skog ("great snake") - Abenaki
- Sinti lapitta - Choctaw
- Unktehi or Unktehila - Dakota
In European iconography
The ram-horned serpent is a well-attested cult image of north-west Europe before and during the Roman period. It appears three times on the Gundestrup cauldron, and in Romano-Celtic Gaul was closely associated with the horned or antlered god Cernunnos, in whose company it is regularly depicted. This pairing is found as early as the fourth century BCE in Northern Italy, where a huge antlered figure with torcs and a serpent was carved on the rocks in Val Camonica.[5]
A bronze image at Étang-sur-Arroux and a stone sculpture at Sommerécourt depict Cernunnos' body encircled by two horned snakes that feed from bowls of fruit and corn-mash in the god's lap. Also at Sommerécourt is a sculpture of a goddess holding a cornucopia and a pomegranate, with a horned serpent eating from a bowl of food. At Yzeures-sur-Creuse a carved youth has a ram-horned snake twined around his legs, with its head at his stomach. At Cirencester, Gloucestershire, Cernunnos' legs are two snakes which rear up on each side of his head and are eating fruit or corn. According to Miranda Green, the snakes reflect the peaceful nature of the god, associated with nature and fruitfulness, and perhaps accentuate his association with regeneration.[5]
Other deities occasionally accompanied by ram-horned serpents include "Celtic Mars", "Celtic Mercury", and the horned snake, and also conventional snakes, appears together with the solar wheel, apparently as attributes of the sun or sky god.[5]
The description of Unktehi or Unktena is, however, more similar to that of a Lindorm in Northern Europe, especially in Southern Scandinavia, and most of all as described in folklore in Eastern Denmark (including the provinces lost to Sweden in 1658). There, too, it is a water creature of huge dimensions, while in Southern Sweden it is a huge snake, the sight of which was deadly. This latter characteristic is reminiscent of the basilisk.
In Mesopotamian iconography
In Mesopotamian mythology Ningishzida, a prototype of the Biblical serpent in the Garden of Eden, is sometimes depicted as a serpent with horns. In other depictions he is shown as human, but is accompanied by bashmu, horned serpents. Ningishzida shares the epithet Ushumgal, "great serpent", with several other Mesopotamian gods.
In popular culture
In the role-playing game Rifts, Uktena is not only a monstrous spirit of godlike stature but a rival to the Ondi Thunderbird and the Native Americans.
In the role-playing game Werewolf:The Apocalypse, Uktena is a godlike tribal totem to the Uktena tribe of werewolves.
American Space Rock band U.S. Christmas have a song entitled "Uktena" on their Neurot Recordings debut, Eat the Low Dogs.
See also
- ↑ Horned serpent, feathered serpent
- ↑ Townsend, Richard F. (2004). Hero, Hawk, and Open Hand. Yale University Press. ISBN 0300106017.
- ↑ F. Kent Reilly and James Garber, ed (2004). Ancient Objects and Sacred Realms. University of Texas Press. pp. 29–34. ISBN 9780292713475.
- ↑ National Geographic Magazine, December 2005, pages 74-75
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Green, Miranda. Animals in Celtic Life and Myth. pp. 227–8. Celtic Mars: carving at the curative sanctuary at Mavilly (Cote d'Ôr). Celtic Mercury: carving at Beauvais (Oise) and Néris-les-Bains (Allier). Association with the solar wheel: Gundestrup cauldron, altar at Lypiatt (Gloucestershire).
- Willoughby, Charles C. (1936). "The Cincinnati Tablet: An Interpretation". The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly 45:257-264.
- Native American Mythology
- Glossary of Alternate Religions
- Serpents in Mythology
External links
- Horned serpent, feathered serpent.
- Lakota creation myth involving Unktehi
- The Uktena And The Ulûñsû'tï
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Maybe those fan-made images of "The Walking Dead" cast we posted earlier today were a bit prophetic as it turns out one member of the cast was ready to leave after the Darabont controversy. So where does that leave this person now?
According to TVLine the backstage drama all started when series creator Frank Darabont was ousted. A whole lotta people were upset, especially one person, so much so that he/she asked to be released from his/her contract. But, according to the site, a funny thing happened between the time the request was made and when it was potentially granted – a change of heart.
Now this member of the ensemble wants to stay. But it may be too late. TVLine's sources don't know for sure at this point whether the character is going to be written off although one insider insists he/she ultimately got their wish.
So who do you think it was/is? The general consensus is that it's either Jeffrey DeMunn (Dale) or Laurie Holden (Andrea) since both of them have worked extensively with Darabont. Our guess is Dale, which is why they have Andrea teaming up with Shane. Hope that's not the case though. We need the Tainted Meat scene!
In this latest season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" TV series, the survivors arrive at Hershel's Farm, where we meet Hershel Greene (Scott Wilson); his daughter, Maggie (Lauren Cohan); and middle-aged ranch foreman Otis (Pruitt Taylor Vince). The new cast members join series regulars Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes, Sarah Wayne Callies as Lori Grimes, Jon Bernthal as Shane Walsh, Laurie Holden as Andrea, Jeffrey DeMunn as Dale, Steven Yeun as Glenn, and Chandler Riggs as Carl Grimes.
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There are plenty of quality defensive tackles in the Midwest for the class of 2018, and Lakota (OH) West's Tyler Bentley is one of the more impressive prospects.
A three-star recruit, Bentley is closing in on 20 offers and more could be headed his way in the near future. He has five schools sticking out to him at this time.
"I would say my top-five right now are Kentucky, Louisville, Tennessee, Wisconsin and West Virginia," he explained. "Tennessee and Wisconsin are recent offers. The Tennessee offer was a great offer, because they are a powerhouse program. They're always battling Alabama, and they always have great players. I'm very interested in Tennessee."
"With Wisconsin, that is also another huge offer to me," he added. "They're one of the powers of the Big Ten, and they can play with anyone in America. It's a great school and I want to visit there either this spring or summer, and I'm definitely interested in Wisconsin."
Bentley is doing his homework on all the schools that have offered, and he has taken several unofficial visits to date. He visited Ohio State last weekend, although the Buckeyes have not offered.
"Ohio State was great and I all the coaches and the way they get after it," Bentley admitted. "They want me to come back for camp in June, and we will see about an offer then."


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Good morning. This Committee's first responsibility to our veterans is enable those injured in military service have the broadest opportunity to rehabilitate themselves and that is what today's oversight hearing is all about.
While I was not a member of the 110th Congress, one of the legislative bright spots was the provision in Public Law 110-389 that established the VA-US Paralympics Adaptive Sports Program, an initiative to expand the use of sports as part of a veteran's rehabilitation program.
To do that, the law authorizes $8 million per year to fund veteran adaptive sports programs from the local level through elite levels of competition. The law limits use of the funds to disabled veterans and service members and includes a provision to pay a per diem to those selected to participate in high-level adaptive sports competitions.
There was a good reason to direct VA to partner with US Paralympics and that was to use the cache of the Olympic brand and it ability to attract local and national organizations. Just as important, we saw how the Olympic brand would attract disabled veterans to adaptive sports.
Given what we will hear today, that strategy has worked very well. It appears that thousands more disabled veterans are now involved in adaptive sports and at the elite levels, our national Paralympic and adaptive sports teams now include many more disabled veterans. It seems the program is also fostering further cooperation between adaptive sports clubs and programs at the local and national level.
While the Paralympics has yet to draw the viewership like the Olympics, I believe the next steps would be to expand media coverage and I would ask Mr. Huebner to include their media plans in his remarks.
In short, I believe the VA-US Paralympics program is the right thing at the right time and this why I have introduced H.R. 2345, which extends this program through 2018. I am happy that we were able to favorably report H.R. 2345 to the Full Committee in July, and I look forward to its consideration at the Full Committee.
Before I recognize the Ranking Member, I believe it is important to mention the role of recreational therapy as part of rehabilitation. When Staff visited a Midwestern VA medical center and asked the Director about the hospital's rec therapy program, the reply was, "We don't have Bingo here." I find that myopic view of a well-documented rehabilitation resource incredible and I intend to speak with Chairwoman Buerkle about taking a look at VA's national recreational therapy program -- or lack of a program. If nothing else, it should be a major source of participants for the VA-Paralympic program.
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Nestled in nature's bounty, Jhonson Lodge is surrounded by a garden blossomed with magnolia flowers and a thick forest of pine and deodar surrounding it, overlooking dense forests and snow caped peaks. Johnson Lodge is just 2 minute walk away from the mall road, Manali and close to all the local sightseeing spots.
Situated in the lap of Kullu valley is the captivating town of Manali surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks. Manali is popular honeymoon destination, trailhead for numerous treks and jeep safari's as well as a great country side for adventure sport lovers. Manali's major asset is its proximity to the snow line.


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Well whadya know? Published back in May 1874, the Manufacturer and Builder journal ran a story describing the toolkit of the then-cutting-edge burglar. Described are all the essentials. All you need are your standard lockpicks, skeleton keys, slingshots, anesthesia...
Well, Victorian-era thieves were nothing if not thorough. So thorough that they continually managed to confound the New York police. Experienced crooks of the time required a delicate balance of finesse and brute force. So you had your varying clamps and jimmies, levers and hammers, devices to get you inside a house or safe without being noticed. But if you were caught in the act, you might need a set of brass knuckles or a gun to silence your mark. Definitely not a job for the faint of heart. [Cornell Library]
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Ho Ho Ho is a 2009 Romanian Christmas film, directed by Jesus del Cerro. It is the first Romanian comedy film about Christmas.
Horaţiu (Bogdan Iancu) is an 8-year-old boy who still believes in Santa. As a Christmas gift, his mother (Alina Chivulescu) takes him to the mall to buy him a gift. What might otherwise have been a normal day becomes an adventure when Horatiu gets lost. He meets Ion (Ştefan Bănică, Jr.), a thief disguised as Santa who is there to steal a diamond for Vandame (Valentin Teodosiu) and his gang of fake Santas. Out of character for Santa Claus, Ion is rude and doesn't seem to like kids. However, the boy believes he is the real Santa and decides to stay with him despite Ion's attempts to abandon the boy. As the day goes on, the two enter a series of dangerous yet funny misadventures. By the end of the day they become great friends, both learning something from each other. Because it is Christmas and miracles do happen, everyone gets their wish.
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Loki was born on Lovinas farm on December 5, 2004. His mother is Suede, a standard poodle, and his father is Dandy a golden retriever. Loki was the only cream coloured male in his litter, his brothers were all black. We do not know who any of his littermates are. We flew out to Ontario to pick him up on January 28, 2005 when he was 8 weeks old. After a long drive and even longer flight, Loki arrived home in Vancouver BC where he lives with David and Farran.
Loki, named after the Norse God of Mischief, sometimes lives up to his name! Other times he is more Low Key.
Loki is a wonderful dog. He was easy to house train and very smart. He is in puppy classes and doing very well with his training. He is a very social dog and loves people, and other dogs of all sizes. He rolls onto his back for small dogs to play with him and can rough around with the bigger dogs. He loves to play fetch and run around at the beach. So far he does not really shed either. Loki has made a terrific addition to our family!


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This lovely sterling brooch/pin depicts a cute Pug dog peering out of his dog house which has "Brutus" engraved over the opening. It is good sized measuring 1 1/4 by 1 1/4 inches and signed in script on the back with what looks like either Joline or Janice I'm not sure as there is some where and also the numbers 925. It is in excellent condition and I would guess it to be around 50 years or older.
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The littlest swaps or tweaks can make a big difference. There are all sorts of ways to cut calories here and there, but here are some of my favorite food swaps you can make to cut 150 calories from your menu.
1. Use mustard instead of mayo on sandwiches. There are so many different kinds of mustards that can add incredible flavor to any sandwich.
2. Buy 6-inch low-carb, whole-wheat tortillas instead of the 10-inch flour ones. Not only will you lose calories, but you'll also get four times the fiber!
3. Avoid soda and juice and drink water instead (or unsweetened tea). One can of regular soda contains about 140 calories Surprisingly a glass of juice contains almost as many calories, and like soda contains mostly sugar.
4. If you need a potato fix, try a baked potato instead of french fries. Potatoes are not the enemy, but don't go crazy with butter and sour cream.
5. Keep 100-calorie popcorn snack packs on hand to eat instead of a bag of chips from the vending machine.
6. Skip the grande Caramel Macchiato at Starbucks and opt for a small latte with skim milk instead. Save that coffee dessert for a cheat day.
7. Trade in a normal bagel for a toasted whole-wheat English muffin.
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How rich is Keith Murray?
Keith Murray Net Worth:
$2 Million
|Birth date:
|September 13, 1974
|Birth place:
|Yonkers, New York, United States
|Record labels:
|Def Jam Recordings, Jive Records, E1 Music, Bertelsmann Music Group, Koch Entertainment
|Music groups:
|Def Squad (Since 1996), Hit Squad
|TV shows:
|"Def Jam Vendetta"
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4K video has four times the pixels of 1080p, for greater potential, flexibility, and fun!
The iPhone SE, 6s, and 6s Plus can shoot 4K video, or what works out to 2160p. That's four times as many pixels—twice horizontal and twice vertical—as 1080p. Not many people have TVs that can play it yet, but what makes shooting in 4K so great is that there's enough data to crop, zoom, pan, down-sample, and stabilize and still end up with great looking 1080p. 4K isn't enabled by default, though, so whether you want it raw, or you want it for editing, first you have to turn it on.
How much space does 4K take up?
The iPhone SE, 6s, and 6s Plus all offer the option to shoot 4K video. It's a huge boon for videographers, but for the average user, it may not be too practical on your storage space.
If you're considering shooting in 4K with your iPhone, here's how much it space it'll take up on your device, depending on length:
- 30 seconds of 4K will take approximately ~188MB
- 60 seconds takes up ~375MB
- 5 minutes takes up ~1.9GB
- 10 minutes takes up ~4GB
- 30 minutes takes up ~12GB
As you can see, it's a bit heftier than your average video. For the record, a 16GB iPhone comes with around 12GB of available space outside the OS—so you could conceivably fill up an entire phone with 30 minutes of 4K and nothing else. This is, in large part, why 4K is off by default on new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models—you have to visit Settings > Photos & Camera > Record Video to change it.
In comparison, Apple offers the following chart (based on 60-second shooting times) for its other video options:
- A minute of 720p at 30FPS takes up 60MB
- 1080p at 30FPS takes up 130MB (this is the default setting for the iPhone)
- 1080p at 60FPS takes up 200MB
And, for fun, here's the space cost for one minute of slo-mo:
- Filming 720p at 240FPS takes up 300MB (default)
- Filming 1080p at 120FPS takes up 375MB
How to turn on 4K video
Shooting in 4K can consume 300-400 MB of storage per minute of video. That works out to 1 GB every 3 minutes or so. In other words, a lot.
So, if you don't have a 128 GB iPhone and aren't in the habit of pulling your video files off your device and into Photos for OS X or a folder on your Mac or Windows PC, you may want to leave 4K video off by default and only turn it on when you really want or need it.
- Launch Settings from the Home screen.
- Tap on Photos & Camera.
- Tap Record Video near the bottom.
- Tap 4K HD at 30 fps.
To turn off 4K, repeat the same steps and choose 1080p HD at 30fps or one of the other options.
How to trim 4K videos
You can trim 4K videos the same way you trim any other video on your iPhone, which is to say you can trim it right in the Camera or Photos app.
- Go to the **video* you want to trim. Depending on how recently you shot it, you can either tap the thumbnail right in Camera, got to the Photos app and browse for it, or go into the Videos album and look for it there.
- Tap Edit at the bottom (Camera app) or top right (Photos app).
- Tap the left or right edge of the video scrubber at the bottom to reveal the yellow edit handles on each side.
- Drag the edit handles to the points where you want to start and finish the video.
- Tap Trim or Original or Save as New Clip.
How to edit 4K videos
You can also edit 4K videos the same way you edit other videos—using Apple's iMovie app. It lets you add themes, titles, and transitions.
Whether you're starting a new project or continuing an existing on, simply import your 4K video the way you would any other video and edit away. Once you're done, you can save it back to your Photos library or share it using any service that supports 4K video.
We'll walk you through it in a future guide!
How to share 4K videos
You can share your 4K video right from the standard iOS Share sheet. Not all services can accept a 4K video, so if you choose one that can't, your iPhone 6s will downscale the video to an acceptable size. (No one wants or needs 4K in their text messages, after all.)
YouTube does accept 4K uploads, so it's a great choice if you want to publish your project to the world.
- Go to the video you want to share. Depending on how recently you shot it, you can either tap the thumbnail right in Camera, got to the Photos app and browse for it, or go into the Videos album and look for it there.
- Tap the Share button.
- Tap the video you want to share. A blue checkmark will appear in the bottom corner to confirm you've selected it.
- Tap the icon of the service you want to share to. (In this example, YouTube.)
4K and AirDrop and AirPlay
You can AirDrop 4K movies directly to your Mac or other iOS so you can view or work on them there, or output them over HMDI adapter to a 4K TV or projector.
You can AirPlay 4K to your Apple TV, though it will be downscaled to 1080p for playback.
4K and future-proofing
Even if you don't have a 4K TV or anything that supports it yet, eventually 4K will be the next standard. So, if you have the storage space, shooting important moments in 4K now will let you enjoy and edit them in full resolution in the future. In other word, your iPhone will help you be ready today for your TV of tomorrow.


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|27 Aug 2012
Internal disk not correctly recognised - WD velociraptor, Gigabyte
i'm having problems configuring a disk in a brand new, clean windows-7 install. here are some system specifics-
. disk- western digital velociraptor wd6000hlhx
. mobo- gigabyte z77x-ud3h
. bios sata-mode set to ahci [not raid], w/disk connected to sata0 [6gb/s hi-speed sata].
. windows 7 enterprise sp1 x64
the disk is recognized by bios and correctly identified [name & size ok].
the disk is also recognized by windows on a h/w level, but it won't show up in the explorer. windows reports the device is working correctly.
windows disk manager shows the drive, but says it's uninitialized and has no partitions [which is incorrect]. if i try to initialize the drive, windows throws an error saying that it "cannot find the file specified". [which file???]
before connecting the drive to the new machine, i partitioned and formatted the disk under windows xp sp2, giving it 2 partitions [mbr, not gpt] and copying over a boatload of data. obviously none of this appears under windows 7. removing the disk from the new machine and replacing it back in the windows xp machine shows the disk and all data are intact and functional.
i'd like to have windows 7 recognize the disk w/o having to lose the data and start over. is this possible? if so, how would i do that?
[i checked several posts -- e.g., here -- but even though the problem seems identical, the information didn't help.]
any help appreciated.
|My System Specs
|28 Aug 2012
Hello david0077, welcome to Seven Forums.
Using an elevated command window see in the disk will initilaize in Windows diskpart.
|My System Specs
|28 Aug 2012
Though ti shouldn't be necessary, put your OS drive on the SATA_0 port and the Raptor on another SATA 5Gbs port.
|My System Specs
|29 Aug 2012
thanks for the help, guys.
ok, i've got some new info.
calling diskpart in an elevated window shows me that the drive is already online.
just for kix, i tried to offline it. i got the same error msg that i got when i tried to initialize it using the disk mgt interface from 'manage computer' -- "cannot find the file specified".
if i list the details of the disk within diskpart, it shows me the disk as read-only, and the disk type is set to 'raid' [which is odd, because i haven't selected raid in the bios].
if i swap the disks, i.e., put the boot disk on the high-speed [6gb/s] controller and the unrecognized disk on the 3gb/s controller, the disk still appears as wonky as ever from the disk mgt widget. HOWEVER, it no longer even appears in diskpart.
one of the utilities included on the mobo driver install disk is 'intel rapid store technology'. when i run this, it's able to get all the info from the disk [serial number, model number, correct disk size, etc.] and shows the disk as being in working order. it also shows the usage as 'unknown'.
i d/l'd the western digital diagnostic tool and ran it against the disk. it says the disk is fine. however, it doesn't list the model number in its list of disk drives.
this situation really has me scratching my head... at this point, i'm even ready to repartition and reformat the disk from scratch [as long as i can end up w/a readable mbr-based partition table in order to put it back into the other machine and copy the files over again] -- but i can't seem to be able to access the disk even to do that.
any other ideas?
|My System Specs
|29 Aug 2012
Hello Dave.
Though it's a lot of trouble and as you still have the data saved on another PC, perhaps you could try a wipe " clean " of the HDD and format it using the intended PC and see if it is then recognized after that, have a look through the info below and be sure to post back to keep us informed.
|My System Specs
|29 Aug 2012
SOLVED: Internal disk not recognised - velociraptor, GA-z77x-ud3h
well, the solution to this problem turned out to be fairly simple, but a little counter-intuitive [at least to me...]. the bios config was at fault.
i was poking around in the bios and, remembering that the intel utility said the disk was a raid disk, set the sata device type to 'raid' [it was set to ahci]. this allowed the raid menu to come up on boot, which allowed me to see the disk as part of a raid set and reset it to standard disk, instead of raid. once i did that, everything worked fine -- both partitions visible, no data lost.
i have no clue why the mobo defaulted to setting this disk as a raid disk. seems a little presumptuous to me...
anyway, problem solved now, thanks much for all your help.
|My System Specs
|30 Aug 2012
Very odd thing there, but glad you figured it out!
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One of the greatest defensive backs in NFL history always wanted to be a wide receiver. So every chance he could, in the summer of 1955, Jack Butler ran patterns for a scrub rookie quarterback by the name of John Unitas.
"He was accurate. Man, he really was," said Butler. "But have you ever watched him? He was kind of awkward. There was something about him, kind of a little awkward and stiff, but, aw, man, he could throw the ball. He just never got much of a chance."
Butler was preparing for his fifth pro season with the Steelers at the time, while Unitas was in the midst of a training camp in which -- the Associated Press reported that September -- he threw only 30 passes from scrimmage and connected for three touchdowns.
Unitas wasn't receiving much of a chance from coach Walt Kiesling and complained to Butler about it as the two drove from Pittsburgh to Olean, N.Y., for the resumption of camp at St. Bonaventure.
"So we're driving back," Butler remembered, "and he said, 'I think they're going to cut me.' I said no, they have to give you a better look. He said, 'Oh, I don't know.' But we get up there for dinner, and we're walking back over, and Kies calls him over and cut him on the spot. It wasn't handled very well."
Unitas, of course, went on to become perhaps the game's greatest quarterback. Butler might've been so considered had Unitas remained in Pittsburgh to give the Steelers the offensive punch they lacked.
Butler might just be the best player from the 1950s who's not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He played cornerback and later safety for the Steelers from 1951 to 1959 and intercepted 52 passes during those 12-game seasons. His total is second in team history to Mel Blount's 57. Butler once intercepted an NFL and team-record four passes in a game against the Washington Redskins in 1953, and in the 1957 season Butler intercepted 10 passes. The Steelers led the NFL in total defense that year, as they did in 1958, but managed only third-place Eastern Conference finishes each season.
"We always had a decent defense," Butler said. "But we never scored too many points." Butler was named to the All-Decade Team by members of the Hall of Fame Selection Committee. Of the 23 players on that team, 21 are in the Hall of Fame. Butler and guard Dick Stanfel are the only exclusions. Butler, unlike Stanfel, has never even been a finalist.
The slight has perturbed football people in Pittsburgh for a long time.
"They should give us the reason why he's NOT in the Hall of Fame," Art Rooney Jr. once said. Rooney was the personnel man behind the great Steelers teams of the 1970s.
"Jim Finks once told me that Jack Butler was one of the greatest athletes he had ever seen," Rooney said. "As you might know, Jim was a pretty good talent evaluator."
Butler, like Finks, also became known as a talent evaluator. He was installed as the head of LESTO (Lions, Eagles and Steelers Talent Organization) in the mid-1960s. When the Bears joined a few years later, it became known by its current name of BLESTO. Butler has remained the hub of the information co-op ever since. In 2005 it serviced nine teams, down from a high of 14 a few years prior.
In that time, Butler has tutored such personnel notables as Dick Haley, Tom Donahoe, Jack Bushofsky, Tom Modrak, Ron Hughes and Kevin Colbert. In fact, Butler's son Mike helped build the current powerhouse Indianapolis Colts as their Director of College Scouting.
"The original people who really put BLESTO together were Buddy Parker and Art Rooney Jr.," Butler said. "Football was just starting to come alive. TV was becoming involved and it was getting bigger and nobody really had personnel departments. When I was playing in Pittsburgh, the man in charge of personnel was an undertaker on the North Side. He'd come around toward the end of the season and ask each guy if there were any good players at their old schools. He was a funeral director and I don't think he ever went out on the road. I don't think anybody did then except the Los Angeles Rams.
"In the early days we'd meet in say Philadelphia or Detroit or here in Pittsburgh, and the day of the draft those BLESTO teams would come there and draft. It was a great big room, and the scouts from each team would have their own room. People would be in the room and they would actually draft. At one time it was very, very important. Today, BLESTO's more of a starting point."
Butler's office in downtown Pittsburgh is the hub of BLESTO's information exchange. The member scouts send information on diskettes and Butler updates his data base and e-mails teams to keep them up-to-date.
"They'll start in August and they want to know why a kid flunked out or was suspended or was injured, or they'll want to know about a guy up in, say, Montana who's a pretty good prospect with a decent grade but who broke his leg and is not playing," Butler said. "The information is constantly coming in and going out for teams. We send all the information, the upgrades, downgrades. It's a full day."
Technology hasn't changed that. Butler used to spend full days writing up individual reports on NCR paper.
"Way back when, you'd write these things up and you'd have to guess on the speed, or just say he's fast. Well, how the hell fast is he? Or I think he's 6 foot 2. But now it's so much more sophisticated."
Butler has moved a short distance but has come a long way since his upbringing in nearby Whitehall. He didn't play high school football and went off to St. Bonaventure, with Pirates slugger Frank Thomas, to join the priesthood. There, Butler roomed with three football players who "jagged me into coming out" for the team. But Butler was turned away by the equipment manager until The Chief's brother, Father Silas (Dan Rooney), intervened. He had played with Butler's dad and figured the toughness genes had been passed along. He was right.
Butler came back, got his equipment and told the coach he played guard. "I lined up with the guy next to me," he said. "He was a transfer from Notre Dame, Frankie Ferris. He was the same height. I was only about 170 pounds and he was about 210. I asked him what he played and he said he played guard, so when the coach came down the big long line he asked me what I played and I said guard. He said, 'You'll never make it,' and kept going down the line. So I didn't even know what position to play.
"Practice started and they said I could practice for a month, but I never went in, just stood on the sideline. So I was still standing there when they had two scrimmages going on at one time. It was after the war and there were all these kids running in and out, like a pro camp. After standing there at least a week, a guy got hurt during one of the scrimmages. So the coach goes over and said he needed a defensive back. Nobody moved. Nothing. So I went out and he said, 'Aren't you the guy who said he's a guard?' I said no, I'm a defensive back. I started there in the first scrimmage and didn't last there. I got changed over to end. The last two years at St. Bonnie I was a wide receiver."
He set a conference record for receptions as a senior in 1950, but wasn't drafted by the NFL. He tried out for the Steelers the following summer at St. Bonaventure and found himself in a battle for the last roster spot with a former Pitt player. Coach John Michelosen, formerly the coach at Pitt, favored the ex-Panther, but that player was drafted into the service and Butler, who had supported his mother and had received a deferment, made the 1951 team as a 170-pound defensive end.
"I didn't play defensive back until someone got hurt in about the third game or so. Michelosen said 'Butler get in there,' so I ran in there. Then either Finks or (Howard) Hartley, the defensive backs, got hurt. I came back out and said coach that's so and so he's a defensive back. He said, 'I know who's hurt; get in there.' So I went in there and I was a defensive back. I'll tell you one thing: No one got behind me that game. I was so far back no one could. That was the best thing that ever happened to me."
Butler became a starting cornerback and didn't miss a snap throughout the next eight years. An injured ankle in 1959 ended the iron-man streak. He came back for a game and blew out his knee, which ended a career that included four Pro Bowls, one of which he'd decided with a blocked extra point.
His greatest game was the four-interception game on Dec. 13, 1953 in Washington. Eddie LeBaron was the opposing quarterback.
"Bill Dudley was with the 'Skins then and he ran a down and out," Butler said. "He was at the end of his career; I was on the right corner. But it was a down and out and LeBaron threw it to him and I came up and it was an easy pick and I went straight down the field. I just don't remember much more about it. I remember that play, but I just never thought it was that great of a thing."
He returned the interception for the deciding touchdown in the Steelers' 14-13 win. A month earlier, Butler, playing wide receiver, had beaten Frank Gifford for the winning touchdown against the New York Giants. In his career, Butler scored four offensive touchdowns and five defensive touchdowns. Finks once complained that his passing statistics suffered because Butler was used on defense.
As well as Butler could catch, he was better known for his hitting. He could not only strike the blow, Butler wrapped up. But what does John Bradshaw Butler remember most about playing defense in the 1950s?
"Jim Brown was hard to bring down," he said. "If you hit him hard, you took as much punishment. Ollie Matson had lot of speed. (Hugh) McElhenny was a great back; so were (Marion) Motley, Eddie Price. I remember it was a great life, really great. The 50s were good years. I just loved the game and loved to play. Everything was a challenge. I mean I loved it. Playing the Browns, it was great --Mac Speedie or Dante Lavelli, playing whomever, covering so and so. He wasn't going to beat me; I was going to beat him. I thought that way anyway. Those were just great years."


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Last Saturday, the Hawkeyes showed that they could beat a nationally-ranked team—Louisville—away from Iowa City in a very close game. That type of victory gave Iowa a tremendous boost and drawing from that experience will help the Hawks in tight games as the season continues.
A week later, the Hawkeyes showed that they could come back from a double-digit deficit with a little over 10 minutes remaining, which will also give Iowa a shot of confidence. The next time the Hawks have their backs against the wall like that, they can draw from the success they had against Northern Illinois in a 65-57 victory.
Although Iowa played pretty poorly at times during the first 28 minutes against the Huskies, I think the way this game played out will benefit the team much more than a 92-65 blowout would have.
In fact, I believe that Coach Steve Alford used the phrase "big time" not once—but TWICE—in his post-game comments. (Reggie Evans apparently made quite an impression during his two seasons in Iowa City.)
Hawkeye fans are very much aware of the disappointments of the last four seasons. The fact that Iowa has had a losing record in the Big Ten for four years in a row has been well documented. Will this season be different? Will this be the year that Coach Alford's Hawkeyes get over the hump?
After what I've seen the last two Saturdays, I remain hopeful that this will be the case. I don't think it stretches the imagination too much to believe that the last couple of Iowa teams would have lost one—or both—of the games to Louisville and Northern Illinois. So, what makes THIS team different?
There are several things that lead me to believe this Hawkeye team will fare well in the Big 10 and make a return to the NCAA Tournament after a two-season hiatus. For example…
Iowa is playing well at the defensive end. In their last five games, the Hawkeyes have allowed an average of 58.4 points per game. That's outstanding. On a per-minute basis, it's the equivalent of a high school team allowing 46.7 points per game…or an NBA team giving up only 70.0 points per game. You simply can't do much better than that. Iowa has not given up 70 points to any of its last five opponents. I'm not saying that I've never seen a better defensive team, but I think this could—and probably SHOULD—be Iowa's best defensive unit under Coach Alford. And this should give the Hawks a chance to win—even on the road—in the Big 10.
The Hawkeyes are getting some very good senior leadership. When the chips have been down—or Iowa has needs a big basket or a defensive stop—it has often been Brody Boyd or Jared Reiner in the thick of things. Against Louisville, Boyd played the best all-around game of his career and Iowa needed to have his production to win the game. When the Hawks trailed the Huskies, 40-27, in the second half, it was Boyd who led the defensive effort and Reiner who sealed the deal at the offensive end. Plus, it should be noted that Glen Worley and Sean Sonderleiter both played well at the defensive end of the floor on Saturday night. Playing tough, smart, team defense will rarely get your name in the headlines, but it's the mark of a good leader. Here's hoping that the lessons these four seniors have learned in the last three years will propel them to a terrific final season in Iowa City.
Iowa's top seven players have plenty of experience. This will benefit the Hawkeyes a great deal this season, as we've already seen in the last two Saturday games. It appears that Coach Alford has settled into a rotation that includes Jeff Horner, Boyd, Pierre Pierce, Greg Brunner, Reiner, Worley and Sonderleiter. Every one of these guys has played a TON of minutes for the Hawks. All but Sonderleiter played at least 20 minutes against Northern Illinois. In the final 15 minutes against Louisville, the five starters played almost the entire time. The return of Worley to the rotation takes some of the pressure off of newcomers Nick DeWitz and Mike Henderson to produce right away, but it's nice to have two guys like that as the eighth and ninth men.
Horner is a very good point guard. The more I talk to Hawkeye fans, the more I think that Horner is one of the most under-rated Hawks of the last decade. Not only does he handle the ball very well against pressure, but he pushes the ball up the floor, distributes it all over the court and has the ability to put his stamp on the game in so many positive ways. I realize he's not shooting the ball very well from the perimeter…and I'm holding out hope that he will get that turned around this year. But, take a look at his numbers against Northern Illinois, for example: 37 minutes, 10 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals, 1 blocked shot and only 2 turnovers. Pretty impressive. But, you know what? It's actually pretty commonplace for Horner to turn in that type of performance. Here are his season averages: 35.2 minutes, 9.0 points, 5.3 rebounds, 6.0 assists, 1.5 steals and a 3.3 to 1 assist to turnover ratio.
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The emergence of Brunner brings much-needed balance in the frontcourt. I didn't expect this type of development this quickly from the sophomore from Charles City. Whether you believe he's 5-11, 6-3 or 6-7, the results are still impressive. Brunner is averaging 27.0 minutes, 14.0 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.3 blocks and is shooting 73% from the field, which leads the nation, I think. Brunner has the quickness and athletic ability that gives opposing post players some trouble…and he's strong enough to overpower most small forwards on the block.
Obviously, it is still very early in the 2003-04 season, but Hawkeye fans have got to be very happy with a 6-0 start.
We are going to learn a lot more about this team in the next few weeks, as four games remain before the Big 10 Conference season begins. These contests include a game at UNI this week (where Iowa lost two years ago), a game at Texas Tech on December 22 and a game at Missouri on January 3.
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I've gone over exactly how they can keep Boyle for 2013-14 if they want. They don't need to keep Clowe. They don't need to keep Murray. They have players in their system that can step into their roles. They have players in their system that can step into even other player's roles that may be expendable like Burish or Stuart or Niemi if they are bought out via the amnesty. The goalie situation is the easiest one because they have two guys that just need a legitimate chance and they'll be good to go in Stalock or Greiss. They have a plethora of d-men that can play the bottom pairing in Worcester.
They won't use the buyout on Marleau. I never even offered that as an option nor would I. It would be stupid for the Sharks to do that unless they can re-sign him for cheaper depending on how the rules would be for the amnesty buyout.
First, you don't get infinite amnesty buyouts. This week I read that there might be two. That is the first time I have heard that each team would get more than one.
Clowe and Murray are gone for sure. I will be generous and assume that there really are 2 buyouts, not just one. If we buy out both niemi and Stuart that saves some money, but they have to be replaced. Below is what the roster looks like if you buy those two players out. I also bumped up the salaries of those who need to be resigned (using easy numbers to speed up the math).
Patrick Marleau ($6.900m) / Joe Thornton ($7.000m) / Martin Havlat ($5.000m)
????????? ($????) / Logan Couture ($2.875m) / Joe Pavelski ($4.000m)
T.J. Galiardi ($1.550m) / Tommy Wingels ($0.775m) / Adam Burish ($1.850m)
Andrew Desjardins ($0.640m) / James Sheppard ($1.250m) / John McCarthy ($0.613m)
13th Fwd ($.750m)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic ($3.100m) / Brent Burns ($5.760m)
Jason Demers ($1.750m) / Dan Boyle ($6.667m)
Sena Acolatse ($0.900m) / Justin Braun ($1.250m)
7th Dman ($.750)
Thomas Greiss ($2.588m)
Harri Sateri ($0.875m)
CAP SPACE (19-man roster): $2,758,333
It is generally a good idea to keep at least 600,000 in cap space (if not more) for injury replacements and trades during the season. This leaves you with $2mil to find a second line LW. I don't see one in the system that will be ready by next year. Who do you think will fill that hole?
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