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12:29 Tue Sep 26
West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Ok so slightly belated and perhaps influenced by a couple of days of watching replays of incidents, I thought I'd have a crack at a match review seeing as it was my first trip to the new ground.
I came in from Hackney Wick, so didn't have quite the same approach that many of you will take. There's no denying that, from the outside, the ground is highly impressive - a long way from the days when I used to get the train to the ground to see what I could buy from the portakabin that was the club shop out the front.
Walking round the ground and seeing the big screen outside and the throngs of people arriving from the Stratford end really was very impressive - there's no doubt it certainly looks better than the Lego castles from before.
Even outside the ground though, there wasn't quite the same atmosphere - perhaps because it wasn't a case of everyone being so congested, maybe because the beers hadn't been flowing quite so readily before a lunchtime kick off or perhaps because I'm not 12 any more. But I'd did expect a bit more electricity in the air around such a big derby.
Going in and seeing the pitch for the first time still has an air of awe and wonder to it, it's just not touching distance any more, and doesn't quite have the 'hairs on the back of your neck' feel but again I don't know if my feelings towards It are just my age.
The seats were midway up the 'kop' stand opposite the away dig out. No issues with the view from there at all, though I appreciate how others may have other things to say on that matter.
The line up was spot on from Bilic - Hernandez through the middle with winners out wide made perfect sense. We beat these guys with calleri up front last season (and should have done away) and a pressing game not allowing them to settle seemed the best way.
Things started out well - they had a spell of possession at the start, but even within a couple of minutes Aurier was holding back players to stop counter attacks. The ref made a huge error of judgement in not booking him for it first time, and set a precedent that followed for the whole game of Spurs just getting away with awful niggley fouls, holding back and breaking up play.
Even so, for the first half hour we looked sharp, looking for balls in behind the defence for the front three to get on to, Kouyate and Noble were doing well in midfield with Noble showing a good range of passing that Obiang and Kouyate don't necessarily offer. Spurs were on the back foot and not really creating anything, whilst we were releasing Arnautovic almost at will down the left. He had one chance in the third minute, bursting forward down the left and into the box but his ball across wasn't great - he seemed to look for a pass instead of drilling across and hoping for a touch and it was easily cleared. Shortly after, Hernandez tried a long range effort that landed on the roof of the net, though lloris had it covered.
Spurs then launched their first attack, but Ogbonna easily cleared the danger and a couple of neat passes in midfield quickly worked the ball to Arnautovic who tried to release Hernandez but Lloris did his sweeper keeper act to clear. Then it was Eriksen's turn to emulate Hernandez from distance (perhaps because he'd been given no room to do anything yet), but his partly deflected effort wasn't picked out well by Hart who decided to tip it over, despite there being little pace on it and it seeming easy to just catch.
And then there was a three or four minute spell which perhaps defined the game. After easily breaking down another attack, Arnautovic was sent through again, getting in behind aurier. His control was excellent as he bore down on goal but Aurier came back and made what looked like a superb tackle from behind to knock the ball away. At the time I was frustrated that Arnie, under increasing pressure, hadn't shot earlier but replays clearly show aurier with a full handful of shirt pulling him back before tackling him. How a penalty wasn't given is beyond me. It would have been a red card too. Just a few minutes later, and Aurier clattered someone else in midfield and got a talking too. It was, by this stage, about his 4th fouls and the match was barely 20 minutes old. He could easily have already been booked twice, not to mention a cross which he totally missed and knocked away with his arm that wasn't given either.
What was becoming obvious though was that, as much as we were trying to use arnautovic down left the as Aurier was happy to get forward, arnie is a lazy fuck and was happy to not track back. This cause issues for cresswell and eventually resulted in Spurs' first chance when Aurier got in behind cresswell after doubling up with Alli but Kane was offside from the resulting cross (and missed the open goal anyway). It was the first time Kane and Alli had done anything of note, and it should have served as a warning.
Still we were comfortable - they were struggling to get the ball, and we were having a lot of nearly moments. Arnautovic went on another run down the left but overhit his cross and was in again but got crowded out when he perhaps should have cut back and gone for a shot.
By this point, and with 25 minutes already in the clock, Antonio had done little other than win a couple headers. Davies and Dier seemed pretty close to him most of the time, and the rare attacks down that side came from work from Zabaleta more than Antonio, but a good ball from Zabaleta gave him a chance to have a run and he somehow managed to lose the ball, win it back, get past his man and put a decent cross in all in one go. Nothing happened from the cross, but he went down and didnt get back up and that was it. Me and everyone around us were all saying the same thing - Spurs could not cope with the pace and movement in our attack and were defending deep enough to afford us space to build in midfield and pick passes. Hernandez was making some great runs to create space too. So for gods sake bilic, gonkike for like and bring in sakho or ayew.
Then we saw Carroll on the touchline and that was that.
Instantly Spurs pushed up about 10 yards, and we lost all the space in midfield and started to panic. It was as if they'd trained all week expecting Carroll to start and now they could adopt their game plan. They were much better at quick little passes and we struggled for possession. Oddly though, Carrolls first touch was ok - it was his second that indicated he day he was going to have. He did well to brush off his marker and chest a ball down and there was an insanely simple through ball on for Arnautovic. It just needed knocking past aurier. Sadly Carroll just swung his hoof at it and the ball went miles away from Arnie and the chance was gone. Moments later and his marker shoved Carroll to the ground and he won a free kick. For a brief moment, I thought maybe he could get at them a bit.
Then there was a scrappy period in the middle where neither side could get the ball and tackles were flying in. Noble was eventually penalised for what was an excellent tackle and Sissoko started barging him. Again the ref did nothing. Spurs made a hash of the resulting free kick and we won it back, the ball making it's way to Carroll on the left touch line Carroll heading backwards towards his own half. For some inexplicable reason, he decided to do a blind pass infield on the half way kine. Kouyate leapt out the way of the ball (perhaps assuming it was a pass meant for someone else - overestimating Carrolls intelligence is a dangerous game) and the ball went straight to Eriksen who clipped a great ball through to alli, he drew the defender and worked his way to the edge of the box and chipped a perfect cross onto Kane's head for a simple finish. It was a great counter attack, but Bourne out of a stupid pass.
Things got worse for us and Carroll just moments later when he decided not to challenge for a ball played upnto him from Hart (who, in fairness, has excellent kicking which is a refreshing change), lost it, and two touches later Alli was away. Hart was incredibly slow off his line, but made a decent save, but the ball went straight to Kane (lucky for them but he was in the right spot) who tucked it away into an empty net. Both goals were from carrolls awful, lazy errors but both also had poor positioning and ball watching from defenders. Kane could easily have been marked for the second, Cresswell went for neither Alli nor Kane for the first.
At this point Spurs were in total control, but really hadn't done anything to deserve it. They pressed even higher up the pitch and we struggled to get near the ball for the rest of the half.
There was no atmosphere in the stadium now, although a lot of anger about the decision to bring Carroll on. The feeling was perhaps reflected by the fact the second half kicked off like a Wembley match with half the seats still empty with people not bothering to come back.
We started on the front foot and a great ball released Arnautovic, but he took a heavy first touch and the chance almost went until he forced a corner out of it. The corner was half cleared to the right hand toucine and Noble tenaciously kept after the ball in the corner, winning it off Davies and breaking towards th edge of the area near the byline. So naturally he was hauled down. Again, no card was given - this was easily Spurs 12th or so foul. Nothing happened from the free kick.
Spurs were looking threatening every time they broke forward though, and Alli managed a jinking twisting run which was well tracked and marshalled by Reid in the area, winning the ball but inevitably seeing Alli chuck himself to the ground. No penalty but Alli wasn't penalised either.
The pattern of play now was big sam esque. We were just hitting Carroll, but without him actuallybstaying up front - he was all over the pitch, sometimes flicking the ball on sometimes nodding it back but not with much regard to where anyone was and the players weren't making the right runs as they had no idea what he was going to do. From one flick on, the Spurs defence worked the ball to alderweireld, who managed to storm forward a good 40 yards unchallenged and produce an excellent scooped pass over the defence to Kane - who had, luckily, stayed offside
The joy was short lived though as or free kick came straight back at us again, and resulted in Fonte challenging Alli and the Spurs man chucking himself on the floor despite their being minimal if any contact. Up next, another weakness was about to be exploited - Joe hart cannot dive to his left. The free kick was wide on the right hand side but Kane wanted his hat trick so he stepped up and drilled and excellent low curving effort last harts delaqiri f dive and into the post. The ball defelcted out to Aurier, and with out defence static and failing to get out the box, he crossed. It was well charged down by ogbonna, but again the balm broke straight to a Spurs player - Eriksen in the right place just inside the box to hit it first time on the volley again last hart diving to his left, though he was slightly unsighted by Reid being in front of him as we just didn't bother clearing our lines.
It seemed game over and an exodus began of disgruntled fans all around. There hadn't been much to lift us after that the first goal now it was 3-0 with half an hour still to go and Spurs had barely boro men sweat - all three goals were gifts they gratefully accepted. And they nearly had another minutes later as Kane escaped down the left and ran at Reid, who ushered him as best he could but Kane unleashed a fierce low drive to Harts near lost which struck the post and went out.
However, then a miracle happened. As we broke to go down the other end, Aurier was booked at long last for hauling his man down. Spurs had 20 fouls in the game and revived 4 yellows. We had half the number of f fouls and the same yellows. The resulting feee kick ended up going behind for a corner. Our crossing had been woeful all game, nothing dangerous and often not beating the first man. So when Cresswell took this one and it came in low towards the front edge of the box, I groaned. However, Fonte crouched and flicked a lovely header into the 6 yard box and there was Hernandez to nod home and restore a smidgen of pride. If it was a training ground move, it was well worked; if fonte improvised, fair play because it expertly executed.
A wave of muted hope spread round the stadium and you could feel it lift a little. Ayew replaced arnautovic who had done little after the first five minutes of the second half. A great cross from
the right saw Hernandez leap like a salmon to plant a header goalwards but it was straight at lloris - it really was an impressive jump, showing another string to his bow. And only moments later the Hope turned to genuine optimism as Aurier was given his marching orders after a reckless challenge on Carroll earned him a second yellow. He could have been sent off twice already.
The game changed straight away and Spurs looked nervous. 5 minutes of pressure followed before we brought on masuaku for fonte whilst winks came on for them. We were now 442 with Hernandez back in the centre alongside Carroll. And straight away it almost worked as first Carroll dragged a shit harmlessly wide after being worked into a great position in the box and should have done much much better; and then Hernandez brilliantly icked a deflected Cresswell ball over his shoulder and the ball appeared to roll off Sanchez's side and onto his arm. With everyone appealing the penalty Hernandez then noticed a gap and thumped the ball goalwards, but straight at lloris. Either side was a goal and the missed chance perhaps highlighted the difference between the two sides as the clinical finish shown by eriksen was lacking here.
Undeterred we kept going forward. Sissoko departed for trippier as Spurs went to a back 5. Cresswell and Arthur were getting some joy down the left, however and their over lapping and link up was causing a world of problems for Spurs. Eventually the combination saw cresswell control a cross field ball, play it to Arthur and make a great run which gave masuaku the chance to drive forward and deliver an inch perfect cross for Kouyate to power home a bullet header into the roof of the net. 3 minutes left, one goal needed and Spurs totally on the back foot.
Often in these situations a game letters out but we created enough half chances to fashion something out if the game.
A shirt corner routine saw masuaku and cresswell exchange passes and cresswell break into the box to dink the ball to the back list, the half clearance lashed over by Reid from an angle when the far better option was to sink the ball back in to the waiting heads. Hernandez screamed at Cresswell for missing his perfect run to the near post which would have given him a 3 yard open goal if he'd been spotted
Spurs couldn't get the ball away and Carrolls shot from distance was deflected wide for another corner, and when this cross came in Sanchez leant a perfectly timed arm into the back of Carroll to make him miss his header - but the ref again gave nothing, and the clearance dropped to Noble 20 yards out who smashed a volley over the bar.
The match ended in circumstances which could have happened earlier. A Carroll flick on was cleared back out towards him midway in the Spurs half. Dier fouled him to stop him winning the header and nothing was given so Carroll fouled him back in frustration. He didn't have a good game but Carroll was given nothing by the ref at all. His retaliation and chucking the ball away led to both teams having bit of handbags and that was game over with 4 players booked.
It was a sad end to the game which we really could have got a point from (deserved or otherwise) with a bit of luck at the end. It wasn't to be but the players gave their all in trying but lacked the cutting edge, final ball and a bit of intelligence to pick the right pass to get the result they wanted.
Bilic - 5 - made the perfect choice to drop Carroll then backtracked after 30 minutes when Sakho or ayew should have come on. Masuaku's introduction was great though and we did nearly claw it back. I'm still baffled as to why, with 3 minutes to go against 10 men and needing 1 more goal, you wouldn't make the final substitution and bring Sakho on
Hart - 5 - made two saves, one an unconvincing tip over the bar the other a block to Kane for their second. Slow
Off his line (you can see why any manager wanting a sweeper keeper would ditch him) and utterly unconvincing with shots down to his left. Good kicking though...
Reid - 6 - some great defensive work, in particular on Alli in one on ones. Failed to get out quickly enough for the third though and blocked Harts view and wasted a good attacking opportunity by blazing over late on
Fonte - 6 - pretty solid but caught out twice by counter attacks and lacking the pace to get back. Comfortable on the ball though and looked ok further forward a few times
Ogbonna - 7 - best of the three centre backs and got forward well on a few occasions. Unlucky that his block for the third fell straight to Eriksen but should have been out sooner to close down and properly block the cross
Cresswell - 6 - looked better when Arthur came on, prior to that he struggled a bit. Not helped at all by Arnautovic being lazy, but his crossing was poor for most of the game and had a habit of getting forward too soon and leaving unnecessary gaps behind
Zabaleta - 7 - really solid display, showing a good all round game. Great positionally, comfortable on the ball, surprisingly good in the air and willing to get forward. Actually has the makings of a solid holding midfielder if his legs fail him as full/wing back
Noble - 8 - I'll get cunted off for this but I thought he had a great game. Covered lots of ground, some great tackles especially early in the first half and showed a great range of passing. Shame he tried to be a hero Kate on by flashing a volley over the bar from distance with players waiting in the box
Kouyate - 6 - great header and was very impressive before Antonio went off but once Spurs squeezed the play he seemed unable to find space for himself and ended up next to Noble a lot. Jumped out the way of Carrolls pass for their first too.
Antonio - 5 - I'm convinced he wasnt fit to start with. Managed one very decent st. I've and cross but injured before he'd really done anything or seen the ball.
Arnautovic - 6 - seems like a harsh score as he looked threatening and was unlucky when he was pulled back when clean through but, despite getting kits of the ball and looking threatening, he didn't do anything with it. No shots, not one decent cross and amazingly lazy in never tracking back. Flattered to deceive although I'm sure he'll have better days in terms of end product and was always a willing outlet
Hernandez - 7 - constantly on the shoulders of defenders, looking to pull away a and find space. Great poachers finish, should have scored after a great deft tough in the area instead of hitting it straight at Lloris and again with his header. If his team mates spotted his runs better he could have had a couple more too. A handful, and showed real tenacity as well
Carroll (for Antonio) - 2 - largely awful - have the ball away for both of their first two goals, and was all over the pitch (not in a good way) so balls out of defence to him were tough as the defence never knew if he'd be up front, somewhere on the wing or randomly on the centre spot. Better in the last half hour but wasted two decent chances to cross or do something by blazing shots off target. Inconsistent with his flick Ina and headers and his team
Mates also seemed exasperated. Still should have had a penalty at the end and was fouled but wasn't given which resulted in all the handbags
Ayew (for Arnautovic) - 5 - came looking for the balm and tried to make things happen but I don't actually recall him really doing anything, largely because everything went down the other flank as soon as Masuaku came on
Masuaku (for Fonte) - 7 - a very willing runner, linked well at times with Cresswell but, one brilliant cross aside, his end product let him down. But certainly an option as an attacking wide player.
Ref - Oliver - 0 - simply awful. A team that commits 20 fouls but only gets 4 yellows, two of which are from a scuffle in injury time, is a stat to be ashamed of from a refs perspective. Should have stamped out the niggles and pull backs early on, missed two penalties for us, gave a free kick against Fonte for their third that really wasn't and the red card should have come a good half hour earlier. We were the architects of our own downfall but this cunt was happy to constantly shove us to make sure we were down
Next up:
I have no doubt at all that Carroll will start against Swansea, and ironically they are a team he normally does well against. But these matches aside I will never have any confidence in winning if he starts - he should be an impact sub and nothing more.
Missing Antonio and Lanzini is a big deal as well so a win in any way against Swansea will be fine - most teams will struggle if they are without their best two creative outlets (Spurs without alli and Eriksen anyone?) so getting maximum points without them will be a tough ask.
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6:42 Mon Oct 9
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
I thought so as well and I said very objective and unbiased. Really summed up our problems.
Lily Hammer
6:17 Mon Oct 9
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Swiss, yid or not, that's one of the best and fair write ups I've ever read. Very good use of screenshots to clearly show what he's talking about.
5:48 Mon Oct 9
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
OK off a spurs site but I think a pretty unbiased and very accurate review. Really points out the space we gave them in the middle of the park and why
10:46 Thu Sep 28
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Cheers mex
No denying my fat fingers don't agree with touch screen phones and make a lot of what I type nonsense but there's only about 200 mistakes in there and that's not bad for me
Still more accurate than anything Carroll did on Saturday as well
Mex Martillo
7:32 Thu Sep 28
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Ignore the English teachers Sniper
I do not know why they come on ere, you'd think they would leave us alone now we have left school
Hammer and Pickle
2:29 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Better having time than doing time, innit bruu.
2:20 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Sad but true bruuno, sad but true
Kelly Smunt
1:01 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
2 words - 'proof' 'and 'reading'.
Gave up half way through, pissed off with trying to decipher what the typo's really meant.
11:59 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Why the fuck is this shitty excessively long march report a sticky? You've got too much time on your hands sniper pal
11:44 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Enjoyable and thoughtful report. However I disagree about Carroll. I expected Bilic to play him up front from the very start with Hernandez playing off him. That would have forced Tottenham to drop back, allowing us to play the ball out easier and perhaps snatch an early first goal. Wrong set up from the beginning IMO.
10:40 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Did no one see the ref get handed something early in the second i.e. his cards - what else? He started taking action a little while after...?!
Mex Martillo
7:17 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Nice one Sniper, I enjoyed that.
I would have liked to see Sakho on the pitch
Private Dancer
6:19 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
I was interested about your view on the stadium, surrounding areas etc , but stopped reading once the game started as I watched it myself and know what happened.
Good effort though.
1:21 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Good read Sniper, thanks for taking the time. I agree with your Carroll comments, hope they go easy on you, no point shooting the messenger..see what I did..:-)
12:24 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Nice write up pal.
Unfortunately we didn't actually go 442 at any stage.
Ayew was brought on but didn't get near the right wing, which makes me suspect bilic instructed him to play in behind Carroll as that's where he was.
I think bilic intended to keep hernandez out on the right, Masuaku on the left, and hernandez simply decided himself to play further forward. Carroll was 10 yards behind where he should've been at almost every point in the game.
Mad Dog
12:09 Wed Sep 27
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Ah schroedingers favourite opening line to a book
11:54 Tue Sep 26
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Posted it on kumb for a laugh
next time start with
Mad Dog
11:25 Tue Sep 26
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
I liked the image of Carroll dragging his shit wide.
Lertie Button
11:05 Tue Sep 26
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
New rules opposition are only allowed 10 players and we get 12.
Of course we will still fail to beat the decent teams but would be nailed on for 14th
10:51 Tue Sep 26
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
Posted it on kumb for a laugh
Haven't been banned yet for the swearing but havebhad one wonderful bit of feedback
Re: West ham United v Tottenham Hotspur: Match Thread
New postby Metal Hammer on Tue Sep 26, 2017 5:44 pm
Got bored half way through Sniper's post with the constant digs at Carroll. Stupid comments like 'he swung his hoof at it' come across as juvenile and should be dropped if you want to present a readable piece.
10:34 Tue Sep 26
Re: West Ham v Tottenham - a belated match review
great summing up of the game
carroll has got a champions league forehead and championship feet
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Awesome, so far v3 easily beats v2. Seems to be a lot faster than v2, almost on par with v1. And I finally get to disable animations
Just a couple of questions:
Is there a theme that copies v1? Tabs are hard to distinguish in 2/3 and they take up more space. How do I completely hide the folder view? view -> folders is grayed out.What font rendering was used in v1? Trying the various pixel rendering options I'm getting close, but not quite there yet.How can I view char encoding for a file? In v1, hovering over the tab will display the file name as well as encoding in the status bar.
And I think the status text isn't affected by the font rendering settings (things like tab count in the status bar). Is this intentional or a bug?
Thanks Jon.
(apologies if some those features were provided by plugins, been using the same setup for almost 3 years and have probably forgotten a plugin I installed)
Without begin_edit, how do I do something like this:
self.__view.run_command("adb_add_line", {"some_data": data, "instance": self})
# or
self.__view.run_command("adb_add_line", {"some_data": data, "callback": self.callback})
This currently gives me:
sublime_api.view_run_command(self.view_id, cmd, args)
TypeError: Value required
Do I have to expand it to
self.__view.run_command("adb_add_line", {"every": single, "data": needed, "to": run, "this": command})
quarnster: the latter option:
self.view.run_command("adb_add_line", {"every": single, "data": needed, "to": run, "this": command})
The advantage of this approach is that issued commands will work correct with repeat, as well as with macros.
FFFFF Yeah, not such a huge fan either
Yeah, it would be nice if you could somehow run arbitrary functions as commands, with access to closures, so you don't have to do all that explicit dependency marshaling.
Note there's lots of times from inside an on_change callback passed to show_input_panel that you need an Edit object to make sure sublime paints updates you make therein.
Or from timeouts, or ... etc
Meanwhile, in Australia ...
jps: ok, got it.
Are (displayname, insertname) style auto completions no longer supported, or just not working yet? This code
import sublime_plugin
import sublime
class EVL(sublime_plugin.EventListener):
def on_query_completions(self, view, prefix, locations):
return (("Hello(world)\tint", "Hello(${1:world})")], 0)
inserts "Hello(world) int" (ie, the first item)
on_query_completions is intended to be backwards compatible, so it's likely a bug. I'll take a look at it.
Is there any option to open each project in different process / thread?I'm working with a huge project on PHP (thousands of files) and sublime text going to be crazy when tryed to index that. Even after close project and window tab associated with, other windows with other project still has performance issues until restart of sublime text.
This problem exists both on 2 and 3 versions.
>>> import sqlite3
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
File "X/sqlite3/__init__.py", line 23, in <module>
File "X/sqlite3/dbapi2.py", line 26, in <module>
ImportError: No module named '_sqlite3'
Is there a reason why sqlite3 is still not available?
Could this possibly enable building external C libraries for SublimeText? Working pyzmq is something that I dream about
EDIT3:Can plugin_host be launched separately from the editor? Unit testing plugins would be great.
Great news!
JPS, can you comment on the upgrade process (OSX)? I understand that plugins will probably be broken. But what about user settings, key bindings, macros, etc.? Is it possible to install ST3 separately?
I just (mostly) ported sublimelint. Looks like view.set_status() is broken?It won't trigger reliably for me inside on_selection_modified() every other view I select. On odd views, it just swallows the status update. Even the built-in line/column number won't update.
So if I select views 1, 2, 3, 4 in order it'll only work for views 1, 3 or 2, 4. If I then select 1, 3, 2, 4 in order? It'll only work for 1, 2 or 3, 4.
I'm on OSX with build 3006.
Indexing is fully asynchronous, and does no work in the main thread. I do most of my testing using the chromium project (>100k files), and observe no slowdowns.
Unfortunately It's not possible, as plugin_host isn't responsible for the implementation of the API, just for communication with the main sublime_text process over shared memory.
@jps Is the new name for the app on OSX ("Sublime Text", without a version number) intentional? It's great that I can install the new beta side-by-side with ST2, but there's a small inconsistency in naming. Maybe "Sublime Text 3" would sound better? (Sure I can rename the installation folder, but still).
Sublime Text 3 is entirely independent from Sublime Text 2, they use different data directory locations, and you can both be run at the same time.
Everything other than plugins should work more or less the same. However, don't simply copy your entire Packages directory from Sublime Text 2 to Sublime Text 3, as that will override all the new and updated resources in Sublime Text 3, resulting in various things not working.
Great news that ST is going forward! Congrats!
@jps Could you please consider expanding ST3 API with window.open_project()?sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/1 ... n_project/
Yep, it's intentional: the version number is being emphasized less now. The whole "Sublime Text 2" came about from the original name, "Sublime Text X", which was the initial experimental cross platform version. From there, it made the most sense to just turn the X into a 2. Long term, it's better for the application to simply be "Sublime Text".
@jps Is indexing for Scala supported or going to be supported? twitter.com/jboner/status/296167901403160576
Does Symbol Indexing works only for opened files? It seems that if I close a file, Goto Symbol in Project doesn't find any functions that are inside the closed file. Is there an option to enabled/not enabled?
About the follow_symlinks option, where should I add it ? In the .sublime-project ? Like that:
"path": "/Z/myproject"
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Apple and Crabapple Insects
Homeowners and small producers can produce useable apples in South Carolina with minimal insect damage if they are aware of the potential pest problems. Some insecticide applications may be necessary even under the best of conditions. The primary pests of apples will be discussed based on the part of the tree that is attacked.
Pests Attacking the Leaves
There are several pests or groups of pests that feed on apple leaves. Most of these cause little real damage to the tree and are often best left alone. There are many natural enemies that feed on these pests.
Aphids are a fairly common problem on apples. There are two major kinds that can build up to fairly high numbers during the summer. These are the green apple aphid and the spirea aphid. Both of these aphids have green bodies (Fig. 1). The adult aphids may have wings or be wingless. Aphids are common on the tender young leaves on branch tips and on watersprouts. While feeding, the aphids produce honeydew. This is a liquid rich in sugars. Black sooty mold often grows on the honeydew. Aphids have many generations a season.
Aphids are attacked by lady beetles, syrphid fly larvae and other predators and parasites. In many cases, these beneficial insects may keep the aphids under control if insecticide treatments are avoided.
Two-spotted spider mites and European red mites can be a serious pest of apples. If mite populations are high, the feeding activity can reduce the quality of the current crop and reduce flower bud set for the following year. While both mites produce the same type of damage (Fig. 2), there are some significant differences.
Two-spotted spider mites spend the winter as mature females hiding in protected places on the ground near the tree. In the spring, they begin feeding on the vegetation under the tree.
Later, they move up into the tree and begin to feed on the apple leaves.
European red mites spend the winter in the egg stage. The eggs are laid on the tips of the twigs around the rough bud scars. When numbers are high, the twigs will have a reddish appearance. The mites remain in the tree throughout the season.
Both mites have several generations a season. None of the controls available for homeowners kill the egg stage. This makes multiple applications necessary. Since mites can go from egg to an adult ready to lay more eggs in about a week, the second application should be made in seven to 10 days.
The Japanese beetle adults feed on the leaves during June and July. The beetles feed on the soft leaf tissue and leave the leaf veins. This gives damaged leaves a lacy appearance (Fig. 3). Occasionally, they may feed on damaged fruit. However, repeated use of insecticides may cause mite populations to explode. Because of this, it is best to leave the adult beetles alone in most cases. Traps may be used to suppress Japanese beetl es, but the traps must be placed at least 30 feet away from the plants to be protected. The traps will draw in adult beetles. If the trap is too close to the plant to be protected, the beetles may stop and feed for a while before entering the trap.
There are a number of leafrollers that feed on apple leaves. The biggest problem with leafrollers is that sometimes they will tie the leaves to the fruit and feed on both the surface of the fruit and on the leaves (Fig 4). There are a number of predators and parasites that feed on the leafroller caterpillars. If an insecticide treatment is needed, one of the B.t. materials, such as Dipel, will not harm the natural enemies of the leafrollers and will kill the young caterpillars.
The spotted tentiform leafminer is an occasional pest on apple trees. Usually, the worst damage is found on trees that have been heavily sprayed.
The young leafminer caterpillars feed inside the leaf. At first they feed on the sap present in the leaf. Later, they feed on the leaf tissue. This causes the leaf to pucker giving the upper leaf surface a tent-like appearance (Fig. 5). Heavy mining damage can reduce the quality of the current year's crop and reduce flower bud set for the following year. There are two very efficient parasites of this pest. Usually, the parasites keep the leafminers in check.
Pests Attacking the Fruit
The proverbial wormy apple probably has the immature of the codling moth in it. This is the number one apple pest in the world. The mature caterpillars (larvae) leave the apples in the fall and spin a silk shelter under loose bark. They spend the winter in this shelter. In the spring, they change to the adult moth. The moths emerge shortly after bloom and lay eggs on leaves near fruit clusters. The larvae enter the young fruit at the calyx end where the petals were attached. Another generation of moths occurs in July. These moths lay eggs directly on the surface of the fruit. Again, the larvae burrow to the core of the fruit and feed (Fig. 6). A third generation occurs in August.
Insecticide treatments must be directed toward the adult moths or the newly hatched larvae. Once the larvae enter the apples they are totally protected. Parasites and predators feed on the eggs and larvae.
Tarnished plant bugs and stink bugs will both feed on the young fruit. As the bugs penetrate the fruit with their needle-like mouthparts they inject a saliva that kills the plant cells around the puncture. They then suck the juices from the fruit. As the fruit continues to grow, depressed areas (catfacing) appear around the feeding sites (Fig. 7). Homeowners do not have good insecticides available for controlling these pests. Keeping early blooming weeds cut in the area where the apple trees are growing reduces the number of plant bugs.
The plum curculio is a native weevil that may attack apple fruit. The adult weevils spend the winter in protected areas near the apple trees. They return to the trees in the spring after three or four days when the temperature is above 70°F. After petal fall, the female weevil will make a crescent shaped cut through the fruit skin and insert an egg under the flap. Usually, the larva will be killed by the rapidly growing fruit. The scar will show up at harvest. If the fruit becomes infested it will be misshapen and often will drop to the ground. Insecticide sprays immediately after bloom may reduce plum curculio damage. Removal of wild plum in the area and practicing sanitation around the apple trees will reduce the problem.
Pests Attacking the Branches, Trunk, and Roots
One of the most important pests of the branches is the San Jose scale. The adult scale insect is about 0.1 inch in diameter. It has a grey cover that hides the insects. Scale insects have thread-like mouthparts that are inserted into the bark. They feed on the sap. There are four generations a year in South Carolina.
A single female scale can produce about 400 young over a 6-week period. The young are called crawlers and move to a new area. They then settle down, insert their mouthparts, begin to feed, and secrete the covering over their body. When populations are high, the crawlers may settle on the fruit. This produces a red measles-like spot on the ripe fruit (Fig. 8). Heavy scale infestations can kill individual branches. The best control for scales insects is a good application of dormant oil in the spring. This should be applied before the leaf buds begin to open. During the season, insecticide sprays will kill the crawlers. Insecticide sprays will not kill the scales once the cover is secreted.
Usually aphids are considered a pest of the leaves. The woolly apple aphid feeds on the bark of small twigs, around pruning cuts, and also on the roots of apple trees. The feeding causes the tree to form knobby galls. This can occur on twigs and on the roots. Heavy damage can reduce the vigor of the tree.
Woolly aphids are covered with a mass of long wax filaments. This gives them their common name.
The above ground forms can be controlled with insecticide sprays. These should be applied whenever colonies of the aphids are present. Root feeding colonies cannot be controlled.
Apple trees that are under stress from planting, drought, or other causes may be attacked by the flatheaded appletree borer. This borer is found primarily on young trees. The adult beetles are about 1/2 inch long, somewhat flattened, and vary from dark metallic brown to dull gray. The larvae are legless, yellow to yellowish white in color, and have a broad, flattened area of the body immediately behind the head. Mature larvae are 1 1/2 inches long.
The larvae damage the trees by boring in trunk and main branches. The galleries will be filled with sawdust-like frass or excrement. Infested trees will often have cracks in the bark that ooze sap. Initial attacks are usually on the sunny side of the tree. Eventually the galleries can girdle the tree and cause death of the tree.
Adult beetles are present from late spring to November. There is one generation a year.
Vigorous trees will often produce enough sap to drown the larvae in the galleries. The only good control is to keep the trees healthy and vigorous.
Occasionally, apple trees will go into a slow decline. Close examination of the roots will show the damage from Prionus root borers (Fig. 9). These borers may attack week trees, but may attack young trees that are planted in an area that was recently cleared of hardwood trees. The larvae of this borer can survive for several years feeding on dead roots. Since the life cycle of this pest is at least five years, the larvae grow to a very large size. Mature larvae may be as large as a man' finger. There is no control for this pest.
Check with your local County Extension Agent for specific insecticide recommendations.
Prepared by Clyde S. Gorsuch, Extension Entomologist/ Professor, Department of Entomology, Soils, and Plant Sciences, Clemson University.
This information is supplied with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service is implied. Brand names of pesticides are given as a convenience and are neither an endorsement nor guarantee of the product nor a suggestion that similar products are not effective. Use pesticides only according to the directions on the label. Follow all directions, precautions and restrictions that are listed.
The Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer. Clemson University Cooperating with U.S. Department of Agriculture and South Carolina Counties. Issued in Furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914.


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The final day dawns and the excitement around the camp is tangible. This would be the day we reached the end of our journey, the last day of riding 100 miles on my bike. (Let's face it, after this it might be the last time I ever get on my bike...)
Some had to start extremely early in order to catch their buses, trains or planes! We didn't have to start too early, we had been less optimistic about our capabilities and all gone for worst case scenario so our buses weren't until after 6pm!
Having thought I'd be excited from start to finish, tiredness was disappointingly dragging me in the first section. The scenery along the River Naver, past Loch Shin, Loch Naver and Loch Loyal didn't seem particularly interesting and there were lots of sheep that had to be navigated around but we did pass numerous gorgeous and happy highland cows. The boredom and sluggishness evaporated the moment we hit the North Coast at Tongue. The view of the sea, the beaches and beyond as far as the Orkney Islands seemed too good to be true and we cycled along the rolling and wonderfully smooth roads with huge smiles on our faces. The pit stops were buzzing with excited chatter, everyone was in such high spirits, the end was in sight!
Through Betty Hill, past the turn to Scrabster, through Thurso and before we knew it the last sign to John O' Groats appeared and we were on the final stretch. Our group came together to ride past the kilted bagpipers and lines of cheering supporters and after 9 days, 976 miles, 9 nights of camping, all types of weather conditions, consumption of more paracetomol, bananas, flap jacks and dairy milk than is altogether healthy and incredibly No punctures, we rode over the line and under the blue inflatable 'Finish' arch. I must confess that as I did so, behind my (much maligned) Prada sunnies, I was crying (very unlike me) with joy, relief, happiness and a sense of achievement I have not felt before. I have done some adventurous things in my life but I tend to take most things for granted believing that there isn't much that I cannot do when I put my mind to it. Nothing so far though had compared to this demanding ride and I was mightily impressed not only with myself but with all the riders who made it all the way. There were lots of hugs, high fives, huge grins and congratulations, some much enjoyed and deserved champagne and to top it off we received our medals from the rowing legend Alex Partridge to more rousing music and noisy cheering. Nothing short of an awesome time!
After the obligatory photo at the John O'Groats sign, triumphant phone calls home and some slightly sad goodbyes to old and new friends, we packed up our bikes with mixed feelings and handed them in to the UPS guys just as the heavens opened. Some of us headed to Inverness to begin the journey home and some of us headed back for one last night in the camp and the celebrations with the crew, all of us unbelievably exhausted and all looking forward to the journey home to missed family (for me my young and sweetly proud sons) hot baths, clean sheets, comfortable beds and a long, peaceful night's sleep.....
All that's left is for me to thank firstly, all who sponsored me and in doing so contributed not only to the fantastic charity Combat Stress but also to The British Paralympic Association and its incredible athletes – the cumulative pot of Deloitte Ride Across Britain fundraising (in its 3rd year) passed the £1,000,000 mark about halfway through this year's event!
Last, but as they say by no means least, a huge thank you to the Threshold team for an incredibly well organised, brilliantly enjoyable and challenging adventure which I can highly recommend it to you all!
Deloitte RAB 2013 - The lines are open.....


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ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — The imprisoned leader of the Kurdish rebels on Monday called for the start of "meaningful and deep" talks with Turkey to end a nearly three-decade-old conflict.
Abdullah Ocalan's message was relayed by Kurdish lawmakers days after his rebel group, which is engaged in peace talks with Turkey, accused Turkish leaders of not taking enough steps toward granting greater rights for the Kurdish minority. The rebel group, the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, also warned it could end a unilateral cease-fire that began six months ago.
The PKK already has suspended a planned pullout from Turkish territory into bases in northern Iraq, saying Turkey has not kept its promises.
Last month, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced a package of reforms to help restore momentum to the peace process. The proposals included lifting some restrictions on the use of the Kurdish language, but the rebel group and Kurdish politicians said those steps fell short of expectations.
Ocalan said he still hopes for a solution but warned that "in-depth" negotiations must start soon.
"I have presented my proposals to the state... I am waiting to see the state's position toward the start of meaningful and deep negotiations," Ocalan said in his message. He did not provide any details on his proposals.
Ocalan is leading the peace talks with Turkey from a prison island off Istanbul, where he is serving a life term.
The PKK has fought Turkey for autonomy for Kurds in a conflict that has claimed tens of thousands of lives since 1984. The group is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey and its Western allies.
Kurds, who make up an estimated 20 percent of Turkey's some 75 million people, have faced decades of discrimination including restrictions on the use of their language.


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Tom Hardy Weekender
He gave us enough this week, he really did. He almost ruined us. You know, with that puppy.
Anyway, puppy or not, it's not a bad start to the weekend, Tom Hardy photos. Here he is continuing to shoot Animal Rescue in Brooklyn yesterday.
How about just a quick replay of him nuzzling the puppy's neck?
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Having twice plunged extraordinary depths in his career after scaling impressive heights, Henrik Stenson savoured double satisfaction on Sunday after winning both the Tour Championship and FedExCup honours.
The Swede clinched the PGA Tour's season finale by three shots after carding a two-under-par 68 on a hot, muggy afternoon at East Lake Golf Club. He will match his previous high when he climbs to fourth in the world rankings on Monday.
Stenson's fourth career triumph on the U.S. circuit also earned him the eye-popping FedExCup playoff bonus of $10 million and capped an astonishing run of form he has produced since July, featuring six top-threes in his eight starts worldwide.
"Confidence can turn around very quickly in this game, but it can take quite a long time as well," the 37-year-old Swede, who won the Deutsche Bank Championship earlier this month, told reporters after posting a 13-under total of 267.
"Every player, no matter how good or bad you play, you still have to kind of battle certain feelings, certain times, certain shots you don't like, and it's no different for me. It's just been a great summer, way beyond what I could imagine.
"The play that I have performed since mid-July has been incredible," added Stenson, whose purple patch started with the Scottish Open in July and includes two wins, a runner-up spot at the British Open and third place at the PGA Championship.
However, it has twice been a long road back for the Swede, who won the biggest title of his career at the PGA Tour's 2009 Players Championship at Sawgrass but struggled for form for much of 2001 and 2002, and again during his 2011 campaign.
"It's been a lot of hard work and a couple of changes," he said. "I went back to my old sports psychologist last summer and put a more of a long-term plan in place for all the different areas of the game.
"It's been some good work there that's starting to pay off big time. It wasn't like you wake up in the middle of July and you start playing fantastic. I put the work in during the spring."
Asked what getting back to number four in the world rankings on Monday would mean to him, Stenson replied: "It says that I never give up.
"I went from way, way back down in 2001 and got back up to No. 4 the week after my win at Sawgrass in 2009, so I'm obviously touching my personal best there.
"If I keep on playing well, I will have a chance, I guess, later on in the year to be able to improve on that."
Stenson is looking forward to a four-week break from golf before he sets his sights on trying to win the European Tour's Race to Dubai (money list) title to complete a unique double on both sides of the Atlantic.
"That's obviously next on the horizon," said the Swede, who leads the Race to Dubai rankings from Graeme McDowell (second) and Justin Rose (third). "Thankfully, I've got a whole month now where I can rest and enjoy this incredible run that I've had.
"Then have some time to get back into get some good practice down before I head out to the BMW tournament in Shanghai there on the 19th of October. I'm in a great position for winning the money title in Europe. Again, it's going to take some good play.
"I'm going to try my hardest to accomplish that. No one's won the FedExCup and the Race to Dubai. Luke (Donald) and Rory (McIlroy) won both the money titles. We're going to give that our next shot."
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Graziano da Silva meets Ethiopian Minister of Agriculture
30 January 2014, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva and Ato Tefera Derebew, Ethiopia's Minister of Agriculture, today discussed the implementation of a road map for Ethiopia adopted at the High-Level Meeting on food security in Addis Ababa in July 2013.
The two leaders discussed the rationale of the joint partnership between the African Union Commission, FAO and Brazil's Lula Institute – the three organizers of the High-Level Meeting – and updated each other on progress made in the initiative to accelerate the fight against hunger in Africa. The government of Ethiopia is expected to play a key role in the initiative as a pilot country.
Four regional states have agreed to participate in the pilot phase (Amhara, Tigray, Somali and the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region (SNNP)). The Ministry of Agriculture's Disaster Risk Management and Food Security Sector (DRMFSS) has commissioned a study on which FAO is working with the Ethiopian Academy of Sciences Agricultural Working Group to identify any implementation gaps.
The Director-General praised the approach at state level for focusing on the most vulnerable sectors of the population, which he believes will lead to successful results in eradicating hunger in Ethiopia.
The Director-General and the Minister of Agriculture also discussed the participation of the Ethiopian government in the South-South Cooperation program, under which five teams composed of 30 Chinese experts and technicians are being successfully deployed in four regional states (Amhara, Oromia, SNNP and Tigray).
Finally the Director-General encouraged the Minister to be fully involved in the implementation of the African Year of Agriculture and Food Security as well as the International Year of Family Farming.


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee Tech soccer team travels to
Atlanta this weekend to begin the 2008 regular season against
Georgia State on Saturday.
This year's team played together for the first time on Aug 19, in an exhibition match against Carson-Newman.
Week No. 1 Team Notes (PDF) Sophomore Brooke Mayo scored the lone Tech goal in the exhibition, but the Golden Eagles fell short in a 2-1 loss when Carson-Newman's Morgan Gruenenfelder scored her second goal with 35 seconds left.
On Thursday, Tech announced its 2008 team captains, with seniors Brianne Lankford and Katie Morrissey, and sophomore Taren Brown earning the honors.
Lankford, a defender from Knoxville, made eight starts in 2007, and had a goal and an assist against UT-Chattanooga. The fifth-year senior has seen action in 27 career games at Tech.
Morrissey set a career high in shots in 2007 with 20, while starting 16 games. The senior from Franklin, Texas has five career goals, including a game-winner, in the 45 matches she's played in at Tech.
Brown, a defender from Hendersonville, Tenn. started all 18 games for the Golden Eagles as a freshman in 2007, and was named Golden Eagle freshman of the year, as well as earning a spot on the OVC all-newcomer team.
The match against Georgia State kicks off at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Panthersville Complex. The Panthers have dominated the all-time series against Tech, taking all five previous matches. The Panthers beat Tech 3-2 in 2007. Saturday's match is both teams' season opener.
Soccer names captains, kicks off 2008 season Saturday
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee Tech soccer team travels to
Atlanta this weekend to begin the 2008 regular season against
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CUT IT OUT: Thousands of Europeans went on strike or snarled the streets of several capitals Wednesday, at times clashing with riot police, as they demanded that governments stop cutting benefits and create more jobs.
DO OR DIE: To combat a three-year financial crisis over too much debt, governments across Europe have had to cut spending, pensions, benefits and raise taxes.
END OF AN ERA? Europe has a long history of union action. Workers' rights and benefits have been one of the cornerstones of its welfare states, with guaranteed medical care, generous unemployment benefits and often comfortable pensions.


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Skip to comments.Gun Control: A Failed American Experiment (The United States has had gun control from its founding)
Posted on 01/26/2013 8:14:01 AM PST by SeekAndFind
The United States has had gun control from its founding. And the results have been dreadful. Constitutional attorney Edwin Viera Jr.points out that: Georgia's Slavery Act of 1765, for example, explained itself on the rather blatant theory of legalistic oppression that
"Slavery has been introduced and allowed in His Majesty's Colonies in America and * * * Power over such Slaves ought to be settled and limited by positive Laws, so that the Slaves may be kept in due Subjection and Obedience * * * [.][5]"
Georgia was hardly alone in this, and the pre-colonial powers were fully aware of the need to disarm slaves. The French Black Code of 1751 banned the possession of weapons by slaves in Louisiana, for instance, authorizing the offending slave be shot on sight.In Virginia Nat Turner's Rebellion of 1831 led to strict gun control laws for slaves and even for free blacks. Tennessee changed its constitution in 1834 limiting the right to keep and bear arms to whites only
Similar restrictions were put in place over both slave and freedman in Tennessee, North Carolina, Texas, and elsewhere.
So why did slavery flourish in the United States? One reason undoubtedly is because the slaves were denied the tools to resist.
John Lott made that very point to the horror of Soledad O'Brien on CNN.
And life as a freedman was perilous, thanks in no small part to the ban on gun ownership by free blacks in many states. Often freedmen were seized by bounty hunters or unscrupulous slaveholders as runaways, and without a means to resist, the free blacks were powerless to stop it.
It is no coincidence that the places with the strictest gun laws today are often the places with the highest crime rates
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
The Second Amendment was NEVER about what type of arms citizens might own or about what the technological developments of the future might bring. It was not about hunting. It was not about home defense. It was not about target shooting. It was about the ability of citizens to oppose and resist the oppression of a tyrannical government.
What's your point? Kansans were inundated with wild gang bangers in the 1860s and 1870s fresh off of trail drives from Texas. These signs were for the strangers who were shooting up the towns.
John Lott made that very point to the horror of Soledad O'Brien on CNN.
Beautiful picture. I'd like to have seen it.
I don't know if I have one. It was an interesting find -- something you see reflected in Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven but not elsewhere in the popular culture. I guess if there's a point, it's that not all gun ordinances were directed against slaves or minorities.
Kansans were inundated with wild gang bangers in the 1860s and 1870s fresh off of trail drives from Texas. These signs were for the strangers who were shooting up the towns.
That is true (though I don't know if any gun laws affected the citizens of the town).
But what if we were to ban "strangers from out of town" from carrying guns today? How would people react? Would that be a reasonable measure? An infringement of gun rights? An invitation to prejudice and profiling? Would it be a good thing or a bad thing? Would it work?
See also Clayton E. Cramer's "The racist roots of gun control."
****These signs were for the strangers who were shooting up the towns.***
This is true and the law was not for the local people. There was such a law in Wichita. The sheriff arrested a Texas cowboy for carrying and, that night, his friends, armed to the teeth confronted the sheriff.
Someone rang an alarm bell and the cowboys were confronted with local citizens, all armed, backing the sheriff.
It was said that for months, discarded handguns were being found in weed patches where the cowboys dropped them so they would not get arrested.
The above is from THE GUNFIGHTER by Joseph Rosa. University of Oklahoma press. 1969.
The Spanish zone of control saw just all sorts of Europeans running about with firearms ~ no restrictions of any kind.
By my accounting America already had just short of 300 years of experience with uncontrolled, unregulated firearms by the time the United States came along. We have not yet reached that exalted estate with the current US Constitution and form of government.
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Author Notes: Salmon pasta is one of our family favorites. It combines simple ingredients and techniques, yet the dish feels sophisticated and complex. The anchovies lend depth, and the lemon perfumes and brightens the dish. This recipe is adapted from my lovely sister-in-law, Simona. She grew up in Rome and cooked in restaurants in the Italian mountains. Simona lives in the States now and she's taught me so much about great food and home cooking. —mariaraynal
Serves: 4-6
pound short, sturdy pasta (I like farfalle, penne or fusilli)
pounds fillet of salmon
freshly cracked black pepper, sea salt and crushed red pepper, to taste
tablespoons olive oil, plus extra for salmon
cup shallots, sliced thinly
cloves garlic, roughly chopped
anchovy fillets, minced
cup dry white wine
pasta water, to taste
zest of one lemon
- Put a pot of water over high heat on the stovetop for pasta. When water come to boil, add a handful of salt and cook pasta for about 8 minutes, or until al dente. Drain and save pasta water.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place salmon fillet on lined baking tray and season well with sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper. Drizzle lightly with olive oil. Bake for approximately 25 minutes or until salmon flakes easily with fork.
- In a large skillet, heat olive oil over medium and add shallots, stirring occasionally, until translucent. Add garlic and anchovies and continue to stir. Season with black pepper, crushed red pepper, and, if desired, salt.
- When shallots and garlic are soft and lightly caramelized, add drained, cooked pasta to the skillet and toss with shallot mixture until well combined. Deglaze with wine and reduce for several minutes.
- Remove salmon from oven and flake into large pieces. Place in skillet and stir gently. If needed, add pasta water and check seasoning. Zest lemon over the pasta and serve.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Seafood Pasta
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Salmon
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Swanzey man injured in Keene single-vehicle accidentBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
March 25. 2014 9:48PM
KEENE — A Swanzey man was badly injured in a crash on Route 12 Monday afternoon.
Gary White, 36, was airlifted to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, Keene Police Sgt. T.J. Derendal said Tuesday.
Police responded to Route 12 just south of Maple Avenue at 3:05 p.m.
The 2006 Ford pickup truck White was driving skidded, causing it to go off the road and hit a snow bank.
White, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected from the pickup.
The Ford continued off the road and came to a rest on top of White, injuring his lower extremities, Derendal said.
Keene Fire and Rescue workers extricated White from the vehicle.
"He had pretty significant injuries," Derendal said.
The crash is under investigation, he said.


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Stephen Curry scored 23 points, David Lee added 18 and the Golden State Warriors beat the Utah Jazz 94-83 on Wednesday night.
Curry set the tone by scoring the Warriors' first 11 points. He hit two 3-pointers and made three free throws after being fouled on another shot beyond the arc — all in less than a minute.
Jarrett Jack and Klay Thompson had 15 points each for the Warriors, who dominated on the fast break and hit 9 of 18 3-point attempts.
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The Warriors led by as many as 15 points in the first half, and took a 75-58 lead into the fourth quarter.


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At 9 a.m. the"Do do do …" of "Chelsea Dagger" blares from the alarm-clock radio.
"OK, Chicago, rise and shine, and don't forget your Uggs 'cause it's cooooold out there today," Waddle says.
"It's coooold out there every day," Silvy says
"But the big question on everybody's chapped lips ..."
"Are the Blackhawks ever going to lose?"
"March 8th?" I thought to myself. "And the Blackhawks haven't lost? How could this be? Am I going crazy?"
I go out for a walk. A man stops me.
"Scott? Scott Bolohan? I thought that was you!"
"Hi, thanks for reading," I said.
"Don't you tell me you don't know me 'cause I sure as heckfire know you! Patrick ... Kane! 'Pointy-nose Pat'? 'Kane the Brain'? Chicago Blackhawks? I scored the game-winning goal in the Finals? Bing."
"Patrick Kane?!?"
"BING!" Kane said.
"Quick. How many losses do the Blackhawks have?"
"None in regulation."
"I think there is something really wrong with me."
"You haven't had a girlfriend in years, Scott, and are pretty much unemployed?"
"Well, yes … but something else. I'm living the same day over and over again. Every day I wake up and the Hawks win. I've got to go."
I trip over the State Street preacher's amplifier.
"Watch out for that first step, it's a doozy!" he said.
I take the 'L' to Cozy Corner to meet my friend Dennis. I order 25 plates of cheesecake-stuffed French toast. A waiter drops a tray of dishes.
"Dennis, I'm reliving the same day over and over."
"I'm waiting for the punch line."
"This is the 24th time. The Hawks win, I go to sleep, wake up, the Hawks win. Same thing, every day."
"What? They do have points in the last 24 games. I think you should get your head examined."
My friend Ryan walks in. "We better get going if we're going to stay ahead of the crowds," Ryan said.
We arrive at the Hawks game and find our seats.
"I'm telling you guys, it's the same shtick every game," I said. "They give up a goal or two, come back, score in the last minute and win."
"Yeah, we all know." Ryan said.
Then it dawned on me.
"When Chelios saw the long hockey season, he saw a season bleak and dark and bereft of hope. But standing here among the people of Chicago, I couldn't imagine a better fate than a long and lustrous Blackhawks season."
"Scott, that was surprising," Dennis said. "I didn't know you were so versatile."
"I surprise myself sometimes. Also, I have access to wikiquote.org."
After the Hawks win I go back to my apartment. Maybe this really wasn't too good to be true. I fall asleep.
"Do do do …"
Scott Bolohan is a RedEye special contributor.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fun is a double Grammy winner. The pop-rock trio was named best new artist.
The group bested Frank Ocean, who was buzzed to win the award. The band's lead singer Nate Ruess says he didn't expect his group to win best new artist. They were also up against Alabama Shakes, Hunter Hayes and The Lumineers.
Fun.'s "We Are Young" picked up song of the year early Sunday night. They also performed their new single "Carry On."
The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach so far is the leading winner with four awards.
Fun's sophomore album, "Some Nights," is up for album of the year against Ocean, The Black Keys, Jack White and Mumford & Sons.


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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – President Barack Obama declared Westchester County a disaster area Friday, making it eligible for federal aid in the recovery from Hurricane Sandy.
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If you have unreimbursed losses from the hurricane, you must register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to qualify for federal aid. Register online , on your smartphone or by calling 1-800-621-3362. Those with a speech disability or hearing loss who use TTY should call 1-800-462-7585. Those who use 711 or Video Relay Service (VRS) can call 1-800-621-3362.
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