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The Ravens had the answer for Miami's "Wildcat" offense as they
held MIA RB Ronnie Brown to just 27 yards on 13 carries and are
yet to allow a 100-yard rusher in the last 25 games. ILB Terrell
Suggs got BAL the lead for the first time in the second quarter
with 44-yard INT returned for his first career TD. Suggs also
had a sack among his seven solo tackles. It was his fourth sack
of the season and is having a fine rebound year after a career
low of just five sacks last year. Suggs is a great play in sack-heavy
leagues as a LB and especially valuable in leagues where he still
has DE eligibility. He's a bit sporadic, but has never missed
a game in his career and is still a threat to return to double-digit
sacks with a strong second half. MLB Ray
Lewis led the team with ten tackles (nine solo). He's still
playing great at 33, but hasn't played a full season since 2003.
CB Chris
McAlister was benched in favor of Fabian
Washington and journeyman Frank
Walker, as Samari
Rolle (neck) was also inactive. It was reported by the Carroll
County Times that is was related to a violation of the team's
dress code, but that seems an extreme punishment and there have
been rumors McAlister is not the same player anymore. He has been
battling a lingering knee injury, which HC John Harbaugh mentioned
after the game, but McAlister was not on the injury report. The
empirical evidence on the field is he is being thrown at more
than usual, although he has turned that in to three picks. He
was burned twice by IND WR Marvin Harrison in the previous game.
Rolle could return this week, but SS Dawan
Landry, will miss at least another game. Jim Leonhard remains
the starter at SS, for now, and is also working returns with WR
Yamon Figurs hurt. The secondary is a real mess right now with
chronically-injured FS Ed
Reed battling a hamstring, as well.
A hot air balloon knocked the power out of Ralph Wilson stadium,
but SLB Kawika Mitchell electrified the crowd with his play in
the fourth quarter to seal the victory. With about six minutes
left and Buffalo up by just six, Mitchell got his first pick as
a Bill in the end zone. The offense converted worked three minutes
off the clock and converted a FG. On the subsequent drive, he
got his second sack of the season and forced a fumble the team
The bye week wasn't enough time to rest DE Aaron Schobel's
foot injury or Terrence McGee's left foot sprain, both were
inactive. Ryan Denney got the start at RDE, across from Chris
Kelsay, and posted four tackles (one solo). Schobel is questionable
this week. CB Leodis McKelvin saw most of the work in place of
McGee. McKelvin had five tackles (three solo) and was the primary
KR. McGee is expected to miss this week, as well. CB Jabari Greer
led the team with eight solo tackles. MLB Paul Posluszny had seven
solo tackles. While Pos leads the team with 41 tackles, he has
been a bit of a disappointment in returning from his knee injury
last year. He hasn't had double-digit tackles in a game
this year and hasn't shown to be a playmaker (no sacks or
picks in his nine game career). I wouldn't give up on him,
but he isn't a must-start for now.
Reserve LB John DiGiorgio had to be carted off the field after
suffering a torn ligament in his right knee on a punt return during
the second quarter. His season is over and depth is razor thin
for the Bills at LB. The John McCargo Era isn't over in
Buffalo. After dealing the former first-round pick DT to the Colts
last week for a fourth-round pick, McCargo failed a physical,
nullifying the deal. He could be released outright this week.
DE Julius
Peppers was active, bringing good pressure and recording his
fourth sack of the season among his three solo tackles. He also
caught NO TE Jeremy Shockey for a loss in the second quarter and
forced a fumble that SS Chris
Harris recovered. The Panthers scored a TD on the subsequent
drive for their first lead of the game, which they wouldn't surrender
the rest of the game. CB Ken
Lucas had his second pick of the season and CB Chris
Gamble led the team with eight solo tackles. Gamble is on
pace to shatter his season high in tackles (75 in 2005). He is
a great play in tackle-heavy leagues.
The Bears defense was missing starting corners Nathan
Vasher (thumb and wrist) and Charles
Tillman, but their youth stepped up with big plays in the
high-scoring contest. The two players added for depth at corner
in the 2007 draft, Corey
Graham (fifth round) and Trumaine
McBride (seventh round), were the starters and both got their
first career picks in the game. Graham broke up another pass and
had eight tackles, as he matures at a tremendous rate continuing
to fill in for Vasher, who missed his third straight game. Depth
was razor thin, with nickel back Danieal
Manning (hamstring) also inactive, so fourth-round pick S
Craig Steltz
saw a lot of work as the nickel and fifth-round pick CB Zackary
Bowman was activated from the practice squad last week. Both
were huge contributors to the win. Steltz blocked a punt on a
mishandled snap that was kicked in to the hands of reserve RB
Garrett Wolfe for a TD. Later in the first half, Bowman was the
gunner on a punt and drove MIN PR Charles Gordon in to the ball
and Bowman eventually recovered the ball in the end zone for his
first career TD in his first NFL game. On the next play from scrimmage
after Bowman's TD, Graham grabbed his pick to keep the momentum.
Graham had to leave the game later with a concussion, forcing
Bowman in to duty on defense, and he would respond with his first
career pick to end any chance of another fourth quarter heartbreak
for the Bears. Bowman also suffered a right biceps injury in the
game and briefly left before returning for his big fourth quarter
play. Unfortunately his season is over after his brilliant debut,
as Bowman will need surgery and was put on the IR. Graham is expected
back after the bye, as is Vasher, but Graham should, at a minimum,
remain the nickel corner. Nickel might be a better fit for Vasher,
who lacks size and would be a bit freer to use his great ball
skills. SS Kevin
Payne also had a pick off a ball tipped by WLB Lance
Briggs. Payne called upon his former collegiate RB experience
to take a nice return 50 yards and set up the eventual game-winning
TD. Payne led the team with nine tackles (eight solo), including
his first career sack. DT Tommie
Harris looks like he is finally beginning to turn his season
around after some personal and professional issues this year.
He brought great interior pressure the whole game and notched
his first sack of the season. The Bears have a bye this week,
so we'll check in on their multiple injuries in the secondary
next week. They added FA Terrence
Holt to take Bowman's spot on the roster.
MLB Brian Urlacher had another mediocre game, posting just eight
tackles (seven solo). He may be hiding an injury, like his lingering
back problem, or age may be catching up, or both. Regardless,
Urlacher is not getting to the point of attack as fast this year.
He still has sporadic flashes, like when he caught MIN RB Adrian
Peterson for a four-yard loss in the second quarter, but his consistency
and big-play ability are lacking this year.
Bengals rookie WLB got welcomed to the NFL with a, literally,
jaw-dropping block from PIT WR Hines Ward. Ward blindsided Rivers
during pursuit after a short pass and broke his jaw with the block
during the first series of the game. Rivers, the ninth overall
pick this year, had started every game, despite a holdout. Brandon
Johnson replaced him in the game and will be the new starting
WLB. Johnson (four solo), FS Dexter
Jackson (four solo), and DE Robert
Geathers (two solo) led the team with seven tackles. Jackson
was active for the first time since breaking his thumb in the
season opener. He was in the starting lineup, but at FS, where
he replaced Marvin
White. Chinedum Ndukwe remains the starter at SS.
MLB Dhani Jones led the team with ten tackles (eight solo, including
one on special teams) and leads the team, but fell behind WLB
D.J. Williams for the league lead. SS Chinedum Ndukwe got the
team started on the right foot when he recovered a fumble on the
Jets' first drive of the game and returned it 15 yards for
a TD. DE Antwan Odom forced the fumble on a sack. Dexter Jackson
(thumb) remained inactive despite returning to practice last week.
I expect Ndukwe to remain the starter when Jackson returns.
CB Jonathan Joseph returned to the starting lineup after being
eased back in the previous game. CB Jamar Fletcher, who was signed
for depth, has a hamstring injury and is not expected to play.
FS Marvin White had his first career pick. DT John Thornton was
inactive with a sore Achilles' tendon, but is expected back
this week.
SS Sean
Jones returned from a knee injury and was back in the starting
lineup, posting ten solo tackles and forcing a fumble. His return
was timely, as Mike
Adams, who was replacing him, was inactive with a hamstring.
ILB D'Qwell Jackson led the team with 11 tackles (four solo).
Browns DL Corey Williams suffered a left shoulder injury in the
second quarter, but would return and says he is playing this week.
The team is desperately thin at DE, with Robaire Smith on the
IR and Shaun Smith inactive. Louis Leonard started again in place
of Smith and will again this week. DT Shaun Rogers brought the
pressure, getting his third sack among his seven tackles (four
LB DeMarcus Ware had three sacks among his seven solo tackles
giving him nine sacks on the season and tying the NFL record with
a sack in his 10th straight game (11, if you count the playoffs).
The team record is considered 11 by DT Harvey Martin, but that
was before the sack was an official statistic. It was Ware's
first multi-sack game of the season.
While CB Pacman Jones awaits his future, he is doing what he can
to try to have one in the NFL. Jones entered an alcohol rehab
clinic, as if that was his only problem. NFL Commissioner Roger
Goodell has suspended him indefinitely, indicating he would rule
on the total length of the suspension Week 11. Even if he is reinstated,
the Cowboys might not welcome him back. The last thing this team
needs is more distractions. CB Terrence Newman was inactive, so
rookie first-round pick CB Mike Jenkins got his first career start
replacing Jones and Newman at LCB across from Anthony Henry. He
posted six solo tackles, but struggled in coverage and missed
some tackles. Newman is expected to miss up to three more weeks
with groin and ab problems, so the rookie will need to learn quick.
Fifth-round pick Orlando Scandrick remains the nickel. The secondary
seemed to get some good news when SS Roy L. Williams returned
from a broken arm and was back in the starting lineup. His return
lasted less than a half, as Williams broke the same right arm
in the second quarter and is done for the season. Keith Davis
will return to the starting lineup at SS. The team signed FA S
Darren Stone, most recently of the Falcons, to fill Williams'
roster spot. Depth is a problem as FS Pat Watkins missed another
game with a stinger.
OLB Greg Ellis had his first sack since Week Two, just his second
of the season. ILB Bradie James hyper-extended his left elbow
in the game and had to leave. He was replaced by Bobby Carpenter,
but James did return to the game. He finished with six solo tackles
and his first sack of the season. Depth is a problem at LB with
OLB Anthony Spencer inactive with a hamstring injury and OLB Kevin
Burnett limited by a calf injury. The team signed former Charger
Carlos Polk for depth and his special teams play.
It was a rough Monday night for the Bailey brothers. Both out
were out of the game by halftime, Boss with a knee and Champ with
a groin. Boss was placed on the IR and will undergo microfracture
surgery on his left knee. Louis Green and Jaime Winborn saw more
work in his absence. Winborn posted eight tackles (four solo),
including sharing a sack with DE Elvis Dumervil. Winborn will
take over at SLB and has some nice upside, but is injury-prone
himself. He has never played all 16 games in his eight-year career.
Dumervil shared another sack with DT Dewayne Robertson and had
a solo. After a slow start, Dumervil has three sacks in his last
three games. Champ will miss four-to-six weeks with his groin
strain. Karl Paymah is expected to take his spot in the lineup.
WLB D.J. Williams had 16 tackles (ten solo) and has taken over
the league lead in tackles. FS Calvin Lowry had 12 tackles (seven
DE Dewayne White (seven solo) and WLB Ernie Sims (six solo) led
the team with ten tackles. White had a sack on which he forced
a fumble and is really heating up. He had 17 tackles (13 solo)
and two sacks in the last two games. Ryan Nece has taken over
the starting SLB job and had six tackles (two solo), including
sharing a sack with reserve DE Ikaika Alama-Francis. FS Dwight
Smith left with a foot injury and Kalvin Pearson replaced him.
Pearson would get the start this week if Smith can't go.
Green Bay
FS Nick Collins returned a pick 62 yards for a TD to extend the
lead and SS Aaron Rouse returned one 99 yards to make it a blowout.
Collins moved in to a tie for the league lead for interceptions
with four with teammate CB Charles Woodson, among others. Rouse
started in place of Atari Bigby, who remained inactive with a
hamstring injury. Woodson has indicated his toe has improved,
as well. Bigby is expected back after the bye this week, as is
CB Al Harris, returning from a lacerated spleen. Harris returned
to practice last week, but the team can afford to ease him back
in with Tramon Williams playing well in his place. Williams had
seven solo tackles, forced a fumble, and broke up a pass.
WLB A.J. Hawk left in the first series after aggravating his groin
injury. Brandon Chillar replaced him and led the team with nine
tackles (seven solo). Hawk has the bye week to heal. DT Justin
Harrell remained on the PUP, but is practicing with the team.
DE Mario Williams had a rare game without a sack, but emerging
SLB Zach Diles had the first sack of this career among his six
tackles (five solo). FS Will Demps led the team with six solo
tackles. The big news was CB Dunta Robinson returning after being
activated off the PUP. DeMarcus Faggins got the start, but Robinson
saw most of the work at LCB. Jacques Reeves looks like he'll
remain at the other corner and Fred Bennett remains demoted to
MLB Gary Brackett led the team with 12 tackles (ten solo) and
forced a fumble. Tyjuan Hagler was activated from the PUP and
saw work on special teams. It appears Clint Session will remain
the starter at SLB. WLB Freddie Keiaho played through a sore groin.
SS Bob Sanders high ankle sprain and arthroscopic knee surgery)
remained inactive and is expected to miss at least two more games.
Melvin Bullitt continues to start in his place and posted nine
tackles (six solo). CB Kelvin Hayden (knee) remained inactive
and is expected to miss at least another week after getting his
knee cleaned last week. Tim Jennings replaced him across from
CB Marlin Jackson, who had nine solo tackles.
Bye – FS Reggie Nelson is expected to return this week.
Kansas City
Despite practicing last week after resting his ankle injury over
the bye, OLB Donnie remained inactive and remains questionable
this week. Demorrio Williams started in his placed again. MLB
Pat Thomas led the team with nine tackles (five solo), including
one for a loss. FS Jarad Page had seven solo tackles. The team
signed LB Rocky Boiman for depth at LB after releasing Napoleon
Harris last week.
OLB Joey Porter remains a man on fire. Two more sacks among his
four solo tackles give him 8.5 on the season, good for second
in the league. He has 7.5 sacks in the last four games alone and
should shatter his previous career high (10.5) this year. OLB
Matt Roth and DE Vonnie Holiday also shared a sack. ILB Channing
Crowder led the team with ten tackles (six solo). SS Yeremiah
Bell had eight solo tackles. Both are great plays in tackle-heavy
NT Jason Ferguson left the game in the first quarter with a rib
injury and didn't return. It sounds unlikely he'll play
this week, but his primary back-up, Paul Soliai is suspended this
week for a violation of team rules. FS Chris Crocker was released.
He started the first few games before Renaldo Hill returned from
injury and took the job. They signed S Tyrone Culver to fill Croker's
roster spot.
The defense wasn't good, but wasn't as bad as the 48 points it
surrendered to the Bears, the most for Chicago in 22 years. Special
teams gave up two TDs and short kick-offs to avoid All-Pro KR
Devin Hester
gave the defense a short field to defend. One of QB Gus Frerotte's
four intercepted passes was also returned to the MIN six-yard
line and resulted in a TD. DE Jared
Allen had his best game as a Viking, posting his first multi-sack
game with two of his season-high six solo tackles. In addition
to his two sacks, Allen had two other tackles for a loss. He stopped
CHI RB Matt Forte behind the line early in the game and caught
CHI WR Rashied Davis for a loss on a third down just before the
two minute warning to give the Vikings one last shot, which they
blew. Allen forced a fumble on one of his sacks that DT Pat
Williams recovered. Williams also had a big FG block. Allen
has three sacks in his last two games. CB Cedric Griffin led the
team with eight solo tackles. He also forced a fumble right before
CHI TE Desmond Clark got in the end zone, but his teammate Rashied
Davis fell on it and so CHI still scored the TD.
As expected, new MLB David Herron was inactive with a left ankle
sprain and hip problems. After the team brought back Dontarrious
Thomas last week, they went brought back their former MLB, Napoleon
Harris, who was released by the Chiefs. Vinny Ciurciu got the
start, but Harris, who only signed Thursday, saw the majority
of the work in the middle. Harris replaced Ciurciu in the first
quarter and finished with five tackles (four solo). Herron hadn't
turned any heads in his brief opportunity when E.J. Henderson
was lost for the season, so Harris could retain the role and have
some value the rest of the season. Thomas looks to be special
teams fodder, at best, and could be released this week after the
success of Harris.
FS Madieu Williams remained inactive and rookie Tyrell Johnson
continues to replace him. The team has a bye this week, so expect
Williams back in their next game. Nickel CB Charles Gordon made
a costly mistake deciding to try and block a gunner after not
fielding a punt inside the ten-yard line. The punt bounced and
hit him and was eventually recovered by CHI for a TD.
New England
SS Rodney Harrison tore his quad Monday night and is done for
the season…at least. There is discussion that his career
could be over. Brandon Meriweather had a pick and broke up another
pass. His value gets a boost with Harrison out.
ILB Jerod Mayo led the team with eight solo tackles and recovered
a fumble. DE Richard Seymour had a solo sack and shared another
with OLB Adalius Thomas.
New Orleans
DT Kendrick Clancy had the only sack and the team forced no turnovers.
Clancy's second sack ties his career high and the journeyman
is on pace to put up a career high in tackles in a rare opportunity
in his career as a full-time player. First-round pick DT Sedrick
Ellis remained inactive as he recovers from surgery for a torn
medial meniscus in his right knee in early October. He is expected
to return this week. CB Aaron Glenn remained inactive with an
ankle sprain. FS Kevin Kaesviharn started after missing the previous
game with a back injury. Kaesviharn and MLB Jonathan Vilma led
the team with seven tackles (six solo). Vilma had one for a loss
and broke up a pass. Vilma is second in the league in tackles
and has erased concerns about the stigma attached to his knee
injury by the Jets in their ugly divorce last year.
New York Giants
MLB Antonio Pierce was inactive a quad strain, giving Chase Blackburn
the start in the middle. Blackburn led the team with ten tackles
(eight solo), including a sack on which he forced a fumble. Pierce
expected to play last week, so he seems probably this week. If
not, Blackburn is a great play. WLB Gerris Wilkinson was also
inactive with a MCL sprain. Rookie Bryan Kehl, who had been splitting
snaps with Wilkinson, got his first career start and posted three
tackles (two solo). FS Michael Johnson had a pair of picks, his
first of the season. DE Justin Tuck had a pair of sacks, forcing
fumbles on both, including one that went out of bounds for a safety
in the fourth quarter. DT tandem Barry Cofield and Fred Robbins
each had a sack, and so did third DE Darrell Tollefson. Tuck and
Robbins lead the team with five on the season.
New York Jets
DE Shaun
Ellis had a sack for the third straight game, his fifth of
the season. He's had a sack in every game but one. Injuries plague
the front seven as OLB Bryan
Thomas played through a calf injury, Kris
Jenkins continues to battle a bad back, and OLB Calvin Pace
injured his toe. SS Eric
Smith returned from his one game suspension and returned to
the starting job. FS Kerry
Rhodes led the team with nine tackles (seven solo), including
one for a loss.
FS Michael Huff was demoted and Hiram Eugene replaced him as a
starter. Huff rotated in, limiting the value of both. SS Gibril
Wilson led the team with ten tackles (seven solo) and had a pick.
CB DeAngelo Hall also had a pick.
DE Derrick Burgess remained inactive with a strained triceps.
Jay Richardson started at LDE and Kalimba Edward moved to RDE,
but it was rookie DE Trevor Scott who stepped up to bring the
pass rush with the first two sacks for his career. DT Tommy Kelly
had a sack for the second straight game.
Bye – reserve S J.R. Reed was cut over the bye, as he couldn't
overcome a lingering hamstring injury.
Days after complaining the NFL was becoming a "pansy game",
SS Troy Polamalu had to leave the game in the fourth quarter after
suffering a concussion during a head-first tackle on CIN RB Cedric
Benson. Polamalu sounds like he'll play this week. CB Bryant
McFadden broke his right radius on the same play. He is out four-to-six
weeks, so Deshea Townsend returns to the starting lineup. However,
Townsend is battling a lingering heel problem. William Gay moves
up to nickel and would start if Townsend can't go. McFadden
took over the job from Townsend earlier this year. Veteran S Tyrone
Carter replaced Polamalu. DE Brett Keisel returned from a calf
injury, but NT Casey Hampton remained inactive with a groin injury
and is still questionable this week.
ILB James
Farrior had his best game of the season, notching double-digit
tackles for the first time with 11 (six solo), including his first
solo sack of the season. With the Bengal frequently running three-receiver
sets, the Steelers ran more nickel defense, meaning more Lawrence
Timmons than Larry
Foote next to Farrior. Timmons responded with the best game
of his young career, totaling double-digit tackles for the first
time with ten (seven solo, including one on special teams) and
posting two sacks. The most productive OLB tandem in football,
LaMarr Woodley
and James Harrison, added two more sack each. Harrison has already
matched his career high, set last year, with 8.5 sacks, good for
second in the league. Woodley is fourth in the league with 7.5
St. Louis
After looking like the worst team in the league earlier this year,
the Rams are now the giant killers of the NFC. A week after knocking
off the Redskins in Washington, they took down the Cowboys. The
defensive took advantage of facing the aging, less-elusive DAL
QB Brad Johnson in his first start since 2006. They brought pressure
forcing three picks, while DE Leonard
Little and third DE James Hall each sacked him one and shared
another. Little has 4.5 sacks in the last three games since returning
from a hamstring injury.
DT Adam Carriker suffered a sprained left ankle and was held out
of the second half. He is questionable this week. FS O.J. Atogwe
continues to be the big playmaker on defense, grabbing two picks
in the game, giving him three on the season. CB Tye Hill (torn
cartilage in knee) wants to try to return this week, but is expected
to miss another week or two. Back-up S Todd Johnson will miss
a few games after suffering a bruised kidney. DB Eric Bassey was
signed off the practice squad to replace Johnson.
San Diego
With no sacks or turnovers forced to change momentum, the SD defense
failed to stop an efficient BUF offense. ILB Stephen Cooper led
the team with 11 tackles (nine solo). Tim Dobbins started next
to Cooper and with the team not needing many pass packages, Matt
Wilhelm saw little time. Dobbins had just two tackles (one solo),
but Wilhelm had a clean sheet. Neither player is worth starting
while sharing a job. OLB Jyles Tucker missed his third consecutive
game with a strained hamstring, giving Marques Harris another
start. Harris had three solo tackles. FS Eric Weddle played through
a shoulder sprain and posted nine tackles (seven solo), including
one for a loss, and broke up a pass. Weddle continues to lead
the team in tackles and is top five in the league. He is the rare
FS with great fantasy value.
San Francisco
ILB Patrick Willis (eight solo) and CB Walt Harris (six solo)
led the team with nine tackles. After missing the last two games
with a hamstring injury, OLB Manny Lawson returned and had four
tackles (two solo), as well as a forced fumble. 49ers S Michael
Lewis left during the third quarter with a sprained knee and did
not return. He is questionable this week.
MLB Lofa Tatupu was knocked out of the game with a concussion
and D.D. Lewis filled in and led the team with 11 tackles (eight
solo, including two for a loss). Tatupu is expected to play this
week. DE Darryl Tapp was back in the starting lineup, bumping
rookie Lawrence Jackson out. Tapp responded with nine tackles
(five solo).
Tampa Bay
MLB Barrett Ruud led the team with six solo tackles, and recovered
a fumble. CB Phillip Buchanon had six tackles (five solo). Rookie
CB Aqib Talib had a pick for the second consecutive game, his
third of the season.
OLB Keith
Bulluck is now stacking strong performances. After posting
double-digit tackles for the first time this year in the previous
game, he led the team in tackles with eight (five solo), including
sharing a sack with reserve DT Dave
Ball. The interior brought the pass rush, with DT Albert
Haynesworth getting his sixth sack of the season, tying a
career high set last year, and rookie DL Jason
Jones getting the first solo sack of his career. Jones started
in place of DT Tony
Brown (foot). DE Kyle
Vanden Bosch started coming off resting his groin injury over
the bye, but didn't make it out of the first series. Ball replaced
him and rookie Jacob
Ford saw some more work, as well. The team gets an extra day
of rest with MNF on the schedule
DE Jason Taylor continues to be limited by his calf injury. He
started, but played mostly on passing downs and posted just two
passes defensed. DT Cornelius Griffith aggravated a shoulder injury
and looks like he will miss another game. DE Andre Carter had
the only sack for the Skins, just his second of the season.
CB Shawn Springs was inactive with a calf sprain and is expected
to miss another two games. Fred Smoot started in his place, playing
through a sore groin that was expected to keep him out last week.
Rookie SS Chris Horton played through a sore ankle to post nine
tackles (four solo) and break up a pass. MLB London Fletcher led
the team with 12 tackles (seven solo).
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Thanks for chiming in Mike. This is all great info. I wanted to clarify what I said above, and also make sure I understand the full story in light of what you have added.
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Mike Benvo
For cars without iDrive, you will be able to pick your settings for the M button. So if you wanted it to be Sport Plus with Servotronic on Sport with MDM, that's an option, or if you prefer the M button to leave the power unchanged and enable MDM and the tighter steering, that's an option too.
So, to clear up my earlier statements, my assertion that non-iDrive cars don't get Sport+ should have been better qualified. As you say above you can code in Sport+ Power for such cars. My understanding, though, is that the tradeoff with coding Sport+ to a non-iDrive car is that this setting will then also be activated by the Power button on your console. In other words, the limitation for non-iDrive cars is that they only support two Power settings, period. So if you choose to code Sport+ then you lose either Sport or Normal Power. Is this correct?
My preference for the button would be just the MDM mode and the steering (unless you require sport plus). This way the power button can be used if you want that on too, and the steering wheel shortcut only enables features that would otherwise be inaccessible.
At first I didn't understand what you were saying here exactly, but I think I get it. You mentioned above the fact that the M Button can be programmed to leave Power "unchanged", just like an iDrive-equipped car can. So I think what you are saying here is that you could also have it set to leave the other settings - aside from DSC and Servotronic - remain unchanged as well (again, just like an iDrive car can). I.e.:
Power: Unchanged
Servotronic: Sport
EDC: Unchanged
Drivelogic: Unchanged
Shift Lights: Unchanged
(Last three settings only apply where equipped, obviously)
This way, your M button is now just an "MDM and Servotronic-Sport" button. You then just adjust the other things from the console buttons (BC in the shift lights case) as you normally would. Right?
But this begs the question what if you later hold the M button down to program it? Wouldn't the "Unchanged" settings then be wiped out, thus leaving you no way to go back to them without recoding?
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text: I won't comment on the whole article, because there are some very good things in there. However, I need to correct one piece of misinformation... [...] >hardware architecture will operate. NT on the Alpha was once expected to >be the foothold of multiplatform support in the marketplace. With Microsoft's >abandonment of the Alpha, the only real contenders for the multiplatform >support are Linux (with three platforms supported) and NetBSD (with 22). The Microsoft/Digital alliance is as strong as ever. DEC has a very real committment (read money and people) invested in NT, and has expressed sincere support for it many times. Microsoft has never publicly or privately done anything to abandon the Alpha. In fact, some Alpha servers were obvious parts of Microsoft's Scalability Day in New York, recently. As for the PowerPC and MIPS versions of NT. Well, let's put it bluntly: they were pathetic marketing losses. At least Digital isn't losing money on NT. Two platforms may not be a lot. And it's a helluva lot less than NetBSD supports. But, to be pedantic, two is still "multi". :-) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael L. VanLoon firstname.lastname@example.com --< Free your mind and your machine -- NetBSD free un*x >-- NetBSD working ports: 386+PC, Mac 68k, Amiga, Atari 68k, HP300, Sun3, Sun4/4c/4m, DEC MIPS, DEC Alpha, PC532, VAX, MVME68k, arm32... NetBSD ports in progress: PICA, others... -----------------------------------------------------------------------------


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Amit wrote:
> I am getting the error "Data Provider Internal Error(-3000)" while
> trying to open a connection using ODP .NET. Here is the code:
> using Oracle.DataAccess.Client;
> using Oracle.DataAccess.Types;
> OracleConnection con = new OracleConnection();
> con.ConnectionString = "User ID=count;Password=count;Data
> Source=USprd140;";
> con.Open();
> What could be the problem. I can connect to the database using these
> credentials and also can create a DSN which connects successfully.
Error 3000 is a 'famous' ODP.NET error, could mean anything.
The code looks ok, so you should look at other things:
1) use the 9i ODP.NET version (126.96.36.1991) for 9i, not the 10g ODP.NET
2) set the right Oracle home as your first home (in the path) if you've multiple homes installed, that is, the 9i ODP.NET client home as the first home if you're connecting to 9i and the 10g home if you're connecting to 10g (and then also use the 10g ODP.NET) 3) be sure to use official versions, not the intermediate patches like 220.127.116.115.
4) be sure not to use the beta's like 10.1.0.303
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Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
A sombre atmosphere engulfed Motor Action Sports Club yesterday as the body of former club director Eric Rosen made its final appearance before it was taken to Greendale Cemetery for burial.
Rosen, who succumbed to a heart attack last Sunday at Trauma Centre Borrowdale, was yesterday given a rousing send-off as scores of people from the sports fraternity braved the showers to attend his funeral service and burial.
The late administrator left a huge legacy and will be remembered mainly for his investments into Motor Action and the way he turned the club into one of the most colourful teams in the Premiership.
Several speakers at the funeral mass were unanimous that the football community had lost a pillar of strength and a champion of sport investment.
Salim Milanzi, one of the longest-serving members of the Motor Action team, gave a moving tribute and chronicled how the late businessman virtually adopted most of the youngsters at the Mighty Bulls and gave them a life through football.
"He was a fatherly figure. But with Rosen you always didn't get what you ask for, he was the kind of man who would give you the hoe so that you can plough for yourself.
"He was firm in his word. He sent most of the guys to school and he even employed the others guys when their playing careers were over. Such was Rosen.
"I think he did his part. He helped us improve our lives and I think it's now up to us to carry over the burden. This man had his family but he chose to look after other peoples' families as well.
"If you had to sit down with him, he could tell you the budget of the year and you could see he was gaining nothing out of it, but giving away.
"The guy was a champion. He really wanted his team to excel. He had a vision which was beyond what most of us thought.
"Every time he was hungry for success until we won the championship in 2010," said Milanzi.
A number of ex-Motor Action players attended the burial.
Among them was Gilbert Mushangazhike, Clement Matawu, Marlon Jani, Alan Johnson, Allan Gahadzikwa, Masimba Mambare, Edward Tembo, Lovemore Maphuya, and Misheck Mburayi.
They were joined by football administrators, coaches and players from the Premiership and lower divisions also came to bid farewell to one of the most dedicated servants of domestic football.
Deputy Minister of Women's Affairs, Gender and Community Development Abigail Damasane was one of the high-ranking Government officials at the funeral.
Current and former football administrators like Kenny Ndebele, Jonathan Mashingaidze, Wellington Nyatanga, Chris Sambo, Kenny Mubaiwa, Charles Nhemachena, Ben Gwarada, and the ZIFA board members led by vice-president Omega Sibanda, Edzai Kasinauyo, Piraishe Mabhena and Philemon Machana also attended the ceremony.
Others like Gibson Homela, Barry Dhaka, Eddy Chivero, Ernest Sibanda and Agent Sawu travelled from Bulawayo to pay their last respects.
ZIFA vice-president Sibanda suggested that the late football administrator should be one of the inductees in the association's Hall of Fame, which could be established during the current board's tenure.
It was sad Rosen could not live long enough to see off his plans to establish a football academy, which is now expected to be championed by his wife Elizabeth, a co-director at the club.
"The works of this great son of Zimbabwe deserve to be written in bold letters in the history books of Zimbabwean football. Never to be deterred by natural and man-made vicissitudes, Eric would always pursue his goal to its finality.
"Eric Rosen invested a lot into football's growth and we should decorate our heroes appropriately. The Hall of Fame of Zimbabwe Football is going to be built any day during the tenure of the ZIFA leadership.
"The Zimbabwe Football Hall of Fame will house the association's rich history and we should salute all who came before us and made our game beautiful, like Eric Rosen," said Sibanda.
PSL chief executive Ndebele said Zimbabwe lost a football person. He said the league, where he once served on the board of governors, is still enjoying the fruits of his contributions.
"At PSL, Eric played a key role in shaping the league from where it was to a point where it got a number of sponsors.
"He was crucial in the conclusion of the partnership between PSL and SuperSport International and coincidentally one of the first games that were beamed live involved Motor Action and Dynamos, it was a Cup final," said Ndebele.
Rosen's journey with Motor Action started in 2000 when he acquired the franchise of Blackpool.
Former Blackpool directors — Ronnie Chihota, Ben Muchedzi and Joe "Pajero" Musenda — also attended the burial.
The club had the privilege to play in the Champions League in 2011 under Joey Antipas and the following year they were in Africa again representing Zimbabwe in the CAF Confederation Cup.
The Bulls also won the BancABC Sup8r Cup in 2011 but were relegated in 2013 amid severe financial challenges which led to the club's collapse the following year.
Rosen is survived by his wife Liz, three children and four grandchildren.


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Since 2002, IFMG has helped over 5 million U.S. consumers with their automobile financing needs, providing a secure online credit application and an array of tools such as calculators, news feeds and credit advice. The recent re-launch of their flagship vanity number, 1-800-CAR-LOAN, now includes dealer-branded web pages on the companion website, 1800carloan.com. These pages are structured to take advantage of the latest best practices in search engine marketing for local search and are formatted for use on mobile devices.
Under the new arrangement, auto dealers currently generating inventory leads as Get Auto Featured Dealers will be able to add their Get Auto inventory to their featured dealer pages on 1-800-CAR-LOAN.com when they sign up for 1-800-CAR-LOAN.
In addition, participants in the 1-800-CAR-LOAN program get access to a payment calculator mobile application for iPhones and Droid OS smartpones, as well as digital display ads, banners, and buttons to use in existing advertising channels.
"For over twenty years, 1-800-CAR-LOAN was just a number," said Tom Feary, general manager of IFMG. "We've now strengthened our brand to help our dealer network expand their reach on the web and into mobile. It's consistent with the way consumers are shopping today. "
IFMG invites auto dealers to visit them and Get Auto under the Dominion Performance Network banner in booth 1008 at the NADA Convention and Expo, Feb 8-11, 2013 in Orlando to learn more.
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TITLE: Olympic Dreams- Chapter 2
By Karie Spiller
Chapter 2
The next Couple of days were a flurry of practices and coreography and more practices. Monique and Suzanna became good friends. When they weren't practicing they were studying or hanging out together. It was a lot of fun. The team looked forward to a halt in practices as they had publicity pictures taken and interviews to do.
The pictures were fun and there was lots of laughter and fun as they got pictures of all the team. When it was time for Suzanna's interview she was nervous. She'd done interviews before, but she was always nervous before hand.
As she went to get interviewed Tom stopped her in the hall. "Hey Susan," He called. She stopped in her tracks. No one had called her Susan in a long time.
Tom walked over to her, "Maybe, you would like to go somewhere later. Maybe out to dinner or something. It will be like old times, "He said.
"Tom, it can never be like old times. You gave up our friendship a long time ago," Suzanna said.
"O.K, but you don't know what you are missing," he said.
Suzanna went for her interview. It was the most in-depth interview that she had ever done. They asked her all kinds of questions and she shared readily.
The last question they asked was "Suzanna, tell us about your dad. I understand he has been at every performance that you have ever done. You and your dad seem very close. He's a minister, right?"
"Yes, he is. We are very close. When my mom died four years ago we got even closer. He has been my biggest fan ever since I can remember," Suzanna said as tears welled up in her eyes.
After her interview Suzanna went to her hotel room. She flopped down on the bed and started to cry.
Monique came in and said, "Suzanna, are you okay?" "I was just thinking about my mom. She would have been so proud of me. I wish she could be here to see my dreams come true," she said.
Monique put her arm around her and said, "My mom and dad are divorced but they both still love me. Both of them have been so supportive of my dreams and even my step parents are proud of me. I can't imagine not having my mom around. There is so much that I go through in a day. Jerry is a big help when I am not at home. We have been friends since kindergarten. Do you have a best friend?" she asked.
Suzanna looked at her and said, "Yes, I used too, but not anymore. He was well, let's just say- a jerk."
Monique smiled and said, "Best friends are hard to find. You have to hold on to them when you find them. I'm only 17 but I know that even if my mom isn't there Jerry always is. And if it's a friend you want, well here I am."
Suzanna smiled at Monique and said, "Thanks."
"Want to come over to practice with me? Jerry is meeting me in the lobby. We could walk over together," Monique said.
"No thanks I really need to stay here and finish up my schoolwork," Suzanna said.
"Okay, I'll see you at supper then," Monique said as she left.
The phone rang and Suzanna picked it up. It was her dad.
"Hi honey," he said. "I saw your interview. It was great. Mom would have been so proud of you."
They talked for almost an hour.
After hanging up the phone Suzanna picked up her Bible.
She opened it up and a note fell out of it.
It was a note written to her a long time ago.
It said, "Dear Suzy, Good luck today in your competition. I will be praying for you. Love, Mom."
Suzanna cried all over again.
It was the last note her mom had written her just before she died. It was wrinkled and tear stained, but somehow it helped her feel better. After a good long cry she washed her face and left for dinner. She met Monique at the rink and they all sat down to dinner. They were always fed well. After dinner Monique watched Suzanna work on her routine.
Before bed Monique and Suzanna had a great time watching an old romantic black and white movie.
"I love the old movies. They are so romantic. Too bad romance doesn't happen that fast in real life," Suzanna said.
"Yeah. So tell me what would be your perfect guy.
I mean how would you describe Mr. Right?" Monique said.
"Well, he would have to be a gentleman and love to skate. He would be handsome and charming. He would have to like kids and would have to be sensitive and caring," Suzanna said.
"Well it is hard to find someone like that. The closest person I know of to that would have to be Jerry. He doesn't know it, but I have a major crush on him. I always have. I've never told him but I have endured his many girlfriends. He never stayed long with them. I don't know why. Of course I have had a few boyfriends myself but none of them have ever measured up to Jerry. Have you had a lot of boyfriends?" Monique asked.
"No, only one, but that was a long time ago and I just want to forget that. Of course it's hard to that when he is there all the time. Tom and I used to date but he only was after one thing and I wasn't about to give it to him. I just wish he would give up. As far as Mr. Right goes I don't know if I will ever find him," Suzanna said.
"Oh he's out there somewhere," Monique said yawning. They fell asleep dreaming of Mr. Right.
The next morning Suzanna quietly got up and started getting ready for the day. Her morning practices were earlier than Monique's so she tried to let her sleep in. As she was doing up her hair there was a knock on the door. It was Coach Timmers.
"Suzanna, I'm afraid that I have some bad news. My wife is having some difficulty with her blood pressure. They are afraid that they are going to have to do and emergency C-section on her."
"But I thought that she wasn't due for two months," Suzanna said.
"She's not, that's why I have to go immediately. There may be some serious problems," coach Timmers said.
"Well I guess you have to go and be with her, but what am I going to do?" Suzanna asked.
"I talked to Coach Jenkins this morning and he said that Todd could coach you through the Olympics. I don't want you to miss this opportunity, and don't worry about us. Just pray, maybe it will help." Coach Timmers said.
"My God is very big, Coach. I will pray for you. He can take care of this," Suzanna said.
Coach Timmers smiled and said, "Thanks. You keep up that positive attitude and make me proud."
Coach Timmers left and Suzanna prayed that everything would be all right. As she left for the rink that morning she knew that it would be OK.
Todd was waiting for her at the rink. He was warming up when she came in. She watched as he took laps around the rink and did a few jumps. He was very athletic and he seemed to be enjoying himself very much. She didn't say anything for a few minutes and just watched the master at work.
When he noticed her watching him he motioned for her to come on out and join him. She took off her skate guards and skated out on to the ice. After a few laps around and a couple of warm ups she was ready to practice. It was a good practice until Tom decided to join them. First thing out on the ice he did a perfect triple toe loop and sit spin. He didn't even warm up. Suzanna had to admit that she was impressed, but when he skated over to her she quickly became unimpressed.
"Good morning Suzanna," he said, "I thought that I would give you a little inspiration this morning and show you what a gold medalist can do. Are you impressed? Because you should be! Oh and Todd, that's how a true Olympic skater skates."
Todd said, "I was at first, but now I'm not so sure. It seems to me that you could be a little more modest about your abilities. I'll admit that you are really good, but do you have to constantly remind us about it."
Tom started to skate away, but before he did he said, "Susan, the offer still stands for dinner if you want. We could even see a movie. It could be fun. Oh I forgot, movies are against your religion. Oh, and Todd, maybe you should just admit that I am better than you." He laughed as he skated away.
"Don't let him get to you Todd. I've known him a long time and down deep he's really a nice guy. Or at least he used to be," Suzanna said.
"Oh, I won't. I used to be just like him until I fractured my ankle and couldn't skate anymore. That was such a humbling experience. It's bad enough to fall during a competition, but it's even worse to fall when all of America is watching you," Todd said.
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First save at new Stadium just Mo of the same
Rivera escapes jam to close out Yankees' inaugural win at ballpark
As Mariano Rivera prepares to retire, the closer's farewell tour has become a central subplot to the season. Major League Baseball's all-time saves leader has been greeted warmly in each of his road stops, and the Yankees are planning a ceremony of their own to honor Rivera's illustrious career in September.
Rivera will be the last active player to regularly wear uniform No. 42, with the number having been retired throughout MLB in 1997 to honor the achievements of barrier-breaking great Jackie Robinson. During his 19-year big league career, Rivera has also chiseled his own mark on the number's legacy. In honor of Rivera and his contributions, MLB.com is commemorating 42 notable moments from Rivera's career -- the 42 Days of Mo.
The Yankees held the lead going into the ninth inning. Metallica's "Enter Sandman" blared, and Mariano Rivera made his way in from the Yankee Stadium bullpen, as he had done so many times before.
Only, this time was a little different.
It was April 17, 2009, and New York was hosting Cleveland in the second official game at the new Yankee Stadium. The park's Opening Day had been a disappointment, a 10-2 loss. But this time, Derek Jeter hit a go-ahead solo home run in the eighth inning, which put the game firmly in Rivera's hands.
By that point, Rivera had notched 230 of his 484 career saves at the old Yankee Stadium, also the site of many postseason triumphs. He had debuted there as a starting pitcher on June 6, 1995, converted his first save chance there the following May 17 and spent so much time there as he transformed into a perennial All-Star closer.
But Rivera happily welcomed his new home, with many of the same features -- plus some modern upgrades.
"To me, I hope for just the same," he said shortly before Opening Day. "To me, it's still Yankee Stadium."
Like Rivera's entrance, his performance remained unchanged.
He got in a little trouble -- as even the best sometimes do -- giving up a pair of one-out singles to put runners on first and second. But that's as close as the Indians got to a rally.
Rivera got ahead of Grady Sizemore, 1-2, and fired his trademark cutter to the outside corner. Sizemore waved at it for the second out. Mark DeRosa then worked the count full before taking a cutter that darted to the high outside corner, a borderline pitch. Umpire Phil Cuzzi sided with Rivera, and the game was over.
"It was great," Rivera said of locking down his franchise's first win at its brand-new home. "There was good adrenaline, good everything. It was close, but we won the game. That's the most important thing."
Andrew Simon is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @HitTheCutoff.


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As if taking a $5 an hour drop wasn't enough, dh interviewed for a HVAC job that would take another $2 an hour away. After 6 mo he would gain back another .50 an hour.
Negatives: no company truck to take home. $2 an hour less.
Pros: Benefits included for $80 a month for us. guarenteed 40 hrs a week w/no layoffs. Employer is a famous arts academy nearby. (Jewel went there as did Bruce and Demi's daughter) so no more driving all over the countryside going to jobs. It would be easier on his body-no more icky crawlspaces and attics. Paid college tuition to further education. Retirement plan available.
I agree with dh that the pros sound good for him as he's getting older. The $2 an hour less is really hard to swallow. I would hope for raises at least once a year...? There is no hope of a raise where dh is at right now.
Dh had a good feeling about the interview. 15 people are interviewing. There might be a 2nd round of interviews that he gets called for. I guess if he doesn't get called, then it's not meant to be. But I really don't know how I feel about this.
The retirement plan avaialable is a good thing. The money I put in my 401K at work comes off the top of my income at tax time as if it did not exist, which saves us $$ twice. The best explanation I have heard for how that works is the cookie analogy: The money is like a delicious cookie. You CANNOT have the cookie right now, but you can choose who gets the cookie. You can give it to Uncle Sam now, or you can have it later. Simple choice, I think. Because the amount I contribute to the retirement plan is pre-tax, I don't have to pay taxes on it in the paycheck, so the taxes taken out each week are lower, & it comes off the top of our income at tax time. I actually bring home more $$ when I put more into the 401K, because I get tokeep more of the moeny that would have gone for taxes. In your situation, it may be enough to compensate for the $2 per hour loss. It would be for me.
I think that having a guaranteed number of hours would make it worthwhile to take the job even with the drop in pay.
Pros: Benefits included for $80 a month for us. guarenteed 40 hrs a week w/no layoffs.
If the company will guarentee a 40 week with no layoffs, make sure your hubby gets that in writing (a contract with the company). They probably will have a contract with such promises, just make sure it's dated and signed by the proper employers. That being said, with the economy the way it is, if I were your hubby, I would happily take the job. It won't be to hard to find to find little side jobs here & there to make up some of the weekly dollar amount loss....I wish him luck.....
He said the supervisor told him that it may mean he helps open cottages on the campus when they are rushed. That would be incredible pay for house cleaning lol I'd do it! Dh assured him that's not beneath him.
Wow cinamonhuskies by taking anytype of job right now in this day in age good for him if he makes it the pay less its happing all over even me the title clerk alway took the cut in pay just to have some type of money coming in is hopeful which ever it is I wissh the both of you in a church prayer box I hope you do not mind that and I wish the bestest luck..
Cinnamonhuskies:I agree with dh that the pros sound good for him as he's getting older
Cinnamonhuskies:It would be easier on his body-no more icky crawlspaces and attics.
One lesson I am learning recently is that sometimes the extra money isn't worth it, no matter what, if you are in a job you don't like. Case in point: My husband is really, really looking forward to retiring from the military soon, and that scares the snot out of me--no job, only a pension and GI Bill bennies coming in. Yipes! But his body is worn out after 20 years in the service--bad back, four hernia repairs, three ankle surgeries, and one more ankle surgery impending after he gets back home from overseas. His body can't take any more hard labor, no matter how great the paycheck.
From your post, it sounds like your hubbie is in the same situation as mine--ready to move on to something easier on the body--the extra money from the current job isn't worth it. But, if the prospective job gives a guaranteed 40 hours per week, would that offset the lower paycheck? I mean, is hubbie currently getting 40 hours a week right now? If not, that may be something to consider.
Cinnamonhuskies:I guess if he doesn't get called, then it's not meant to be.
From earlier posts in which you mention hubbie has filled in preaching for your church, I trust he is a man of faith and is putting it all into the Lord's Hands. If it's the Lord's Will for him to get this job, then He will provide for you and your family. (I'm preaching to myself here...I've got to remember this a lot more lately in my own life, too.)
Let us know how it goes, I'm excited to hear how it turns out. Given that jobs in your state are so few and far between, this would be a true blessing!
Based on math alone, I would take the new job if it's offered and you get a contract guaranteeing no layoffs. What I calculated was a pay rate of $15/hour on 30 hours a week ($450) or $13/hour on 40 hours a week ($520). Any which way you work it, taking less money, but getting more hours is going to bring home more money -- and that gap just grows bigger each time he works just 10 or 15 or 20 hours a week at the other job.
The other pros -- like better working conditions and retirement plan -- are just icing on an already delicious cake! Another pro -- knowing for sure what your weekly or monthly income is going to be. When you're dealing with flexible hours that means your income fluxuates. If nothing else you'll know exactly what you're getting and you'll be able to plan and budget for it.
Any change is scary. I will keep your family in my prayers.
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In today's Academic Minute, the University of Pennsylvania's Ben Horton discusses what we know about sea level change over the past two millennia. Horton is an associate professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science at Penn. Find out more about him here. [1] A transcript of this podcast can be found here [2].
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Gary Bradt is one of today's most popular speakers on the leadership circuit. His clients include IBM, Kodak, FedEx, GM, GE, eBay, Citigroup, Sam's Club,Walt Disney, and The Weather Channel.
|p. ix
|My Story
|p. 1
|p. 5
|You'll Never Find the Ring if You Don't Start Digging
|p. 13
|Let Go
|p. 23
|Latch On to What Matters Most
|p. 37
|Don't Manage Time, Invest It in People
|p. 49
|Don't Forget to Invest in Your Precious Gems at Home
|p. 63
|Repeat After Me: You Are Not the Center of the Universe
|p. 77
|Finding the Ring Requires Teamwork: Engaging Others to Dig for the Ring
|p. 89
|What to Do When the Rubble Is Deep, Your Patience Is Short, and the Odds Are Long
|p. 103
|There's a Fortune in Failure
|p. 115
|The Secret Fears That Keep You Up Digging Well Past Midnight
|p. 127
|Moving from Pain to Gain When Things Change
|p. 141
|No Excuses: Love What You Do or Find Another Place to Dig
|p. 155
|But I'm Afraid: Pick Up the Shovel and Dig Anyhow
|p. 171
|Rings Don't Come Free; Make Sure the Price You Pay Is Worth It
|p. 183
|p. 191
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Memories from the Chair: Dr. King's Barber Pays Tribute
Memories from the Chair: Dr. King's Barber Pays Tribute
By Gabrielle Phifer
The holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday features a parade of black-and-white photographs and memories archived by the gatekeepers of the Civil Rights Movement. We are reminded of the slain leader's powerful voice in his "I Have a Dream Speech", and we mourn anew each time we see the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. And, we are blessed with the up-and-close personal when those who knew Dr. King share their stories.
"Martin Luther King was a hero for the black people and a lot of the white people. You can't be more passionate and humane," says Dr. King's barber, Nelson Malden.
Malden, who is 83, met Dr. King in the early days of the Civil Rights Movement. Malden was a student at Alabama State College. He didn't have much money so he began working at College Hill Barbershop. As the youngest barber, Malden had the chance to catch all the new customers. One of those new customers happened to be Dr. King, who wasn't very well-known at the time.
Malden remembers, "After I finished cutting his hair, I gave him the mirror like you do most of the new customers to see if he liked his hair cut before he got out of the chair. He told me it was 'pretty good'.
Two weeks passed. Dr. King came back and wanted another cut. Malden was busy at the time, but Dr. King wait until Malden finished.
As King began to sit in the chair, the young college student said, "That's must've been a pretty good haircut I gave you." Malden says King smiled and replied, "You alright."
Malden says King was full of dry wit, but that's what made their relationship so solid. Many of Malden's memories of King include the laughs they had together.
King succeeded Rev. Vernon Johns as pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in 1954. Rev. Johns was very popular during his tenure because of his stance on Civil Rights. Whites and Blacks from all over would come to hear him preach. But, it seems like fate brought King to Montgomery after Johnson.
"His daddy didn't want him to come to Montgomery. He thought his son would be better if he went to Chattanooga, Tennessee at the First Baptist Church there," Malden states. "If he had gone to Chattanooga, he would probably be living today but by coming to Montgomery I think he was just God sent."
Rev. King picked up the social justice reins after Johnson. The Atlanta-born King eventually won the hearts of Montgomery's black residents after a meeting in the church basement to organize the Montgomery bus boycott. After the bus boycott, King's profile rose as the leader of the Movement.
The barbershop became a safe place for King. "He spent a lot of time in the barbershop because three of his children were born on that street. He would get away from his family, do a lot of reading and writing in the barbershop," recalls Malden. "It was the black people's country club. It was the only place black men could meet."
Malden and his brothers branched out in 1958 and opened their own shop. King followed because it was much closer to his home, and time had cemented the friendship with Malden. When King left Montgomery in 1960, he would always visit the Malden Brothers Barbershop to get his hair cut.
Malden's last memory of King was a few months before he died. He usually traveled with bodyguards, but his last trip to the shop was different. He traveled alone. Malden's brother asked King, "Where are your security guards?" King replied, "The man upstairs is with me."
It's been 48 years since an assassin's bullet stole the life of one of the world's most beloved leaders and Nelson Malden's friend. The country's first Black president leaves office in a matter of days. But, there is still potent racism in America.
"I think he would be very proud. I don't think he would be too proud right now with what's going on in Washington with Trump. We're still ahead, but it's only one real world, and we have to recognize the reality of what's really going on," the now-retired Malden says.
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I can't say that I'm a big fan of Elmore Leonard (I've only read one of his books), but I do love the way he creates his characters. First in GET SHORTY, and now in OUT OF SIGHT, he dishes up memorable characters out of the most normal of people. These are just everyday folks, in strange professions, who just can't seem to catch a break...and you love them for it. George Clooney proves his talent in this tale of Jack Foley, a decent-hearted, gun-shy, bank robber who would be a great catch except for his prison record and proclivity towards crime. He robs banks for the money, but mainly because he's just not a 9-5 kind of guy. Depressed about wasting his life away in prison, he joins a jail break that's almost successful. If it weren't for the untimely intervention of federal agent Karen Cisco, played by Jennifer Lopez, he would have escaped scot free.
In the wrong place at the right time, Karen finds herself in the trunk of her own car with Foley (not a bad place to be in my opinion) and dragged into the heart of the escape...and into the escapee's heart. Clooney and Lopez do a slow burn, that is intoxicating to watch. They are two people from different sides of the law, who immediately like one another, even though they know fate will never allow them to be together. She has to try to catch him and he has to run, though he never runs far and actually doesn't really make himself hard to find. She tracks him to the scene of his final big score just wanting to finish the conversation they started. They get the chance and explore a lot more than just new avenues of dialogue. Their love scene is playful, sexy and sad. This is just a "time out." Once they get back in the real world, they will again be on opposite sides where they must be true to their natures.
OUT OF SIGHT will not be remembered in a listing of greatest films of all time, but it sure is one of the most enjoyable ones I've seen all year. Not everyone is smart, but they all have something to say. The dialogue in this film is clean, crisp, funny and honest. There are no cute, perfect lines written just for the trailer. The supporting cast is also stupendous. Rhames, Cheadle, Brooks and Zahn, give hilarious, scary and touching performances you won't soon forget. Clooney actually gets under the skin of Foley, doing a quiet and subtle job which is a vast improvement over his cutesy charmers of the past. Lopez is confident and tough, which is hard for a pretty woman to pull off without seeming like a total bitch. There is also an unexpected cameo from Michael Keaton (reprising the same role he played in JACKIE BROWN) playing a scene with Dennis Farina that is just hysterical.
The only real action in the film is the final gun battle which is very graphic at points so don't be expecting elaborate special effects or car chases. OUT OF SIGHT is much too intelligent to need that kind of filler. This is a character piece through and through. Despite the crimes he's committed, you really want Foley to get away and win the girl. In a way he does, but not the way you'd expect. I really liked the various filmmaking techniques Soderbergh used throughout the movie. The film moves back and forth through time instead of telling the story in a linear fashion. It gives the feeling that you're inside Foley's head, experiencing different pivotal points in his life as he contemplates how he got where he is. The film also employs a stop motion technique the films stops on a single frame for a second like a picture and then continues or cuts to a new scene that gave the action a very raw, intense, live-this-moment-while-you-can feeling. If you're looking for a film with heart and intelligence, as well as totally hot lead actors, OUT OF SIGHT is one to watch. Like GET SHORTY, it gets under your skin and just won't let go.
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Thread: Vista Linux File and Ftp server.
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04-22-2008 #1
Vista Linux File and Ftp server.
As stated in the above I would like to create a Linux file server/ftp server (So I can access all my stuff from anywhere of my choosing) to accompany my Vista and XP (and if so possible OSX86) gaming rig. I have observed several and read quite a few guides on accomplishing this but, with only my basic Linux knowledge (Basic in the sense that I have installed it several times, several different versions but never really used it though enough to take this project on by my lonesome.) I come here -to you all -to begin my Linux exploration; One that I have put off for quite some time begin that Linux until now has had nothing to offer me, and that over these years I mainly game and otherwise carry out my exploits within a windows environment. So I beg you all so please be detailed and concise with me and hopefully I'm sure others will gain some help from this…
This is my main machine:
EVGA 780i
2 x WD Raptors
Crucial Ballastix Tracer 2GB
Duel DVD/CD drives
This is my Linux setup:
A8n32-Sli Deluxe
Corsair PC 4000 2GB
2x 500GB WD
(Linux OS still to be chosen)
Connecting these over Lan will be a FIOS connection:
To briefly restate what I would like to accomplish: My main comp goes through many changes at times; from multiple os installations to multiple duel, triple booting. Mainly the idea behind this is to have all my main files for restoring Vista and XP and of course mass storage of all my iso's, movies and hundreds of programs free from my main system's hard drive and allowing me to at will be spontaneous with my experimenting and modifications within windows. Simply put I will not be saving, reading or launching mass files from drive's C and D (Or just C- see bottom) on my main system but, storing (iso's, movies and a ton of programs on my to be home serve. (I'm giving my main system a huge playground to read and write to).
I would also in addition to this like to be able to reach my Linux file server from other computers e.g. I go to a friend's house…
Also If it is possible I would like to set all this up on raid giving Linux a 36GB HD for the os and the array will be seen (If I'm correct, if it is anything like windows) as addition storage to Linux and I would also like to easily add harddrives in the near future. I am assuming this will make things a lot easier when it come to setting all this up seeing that I will not have to setup Linux on raid but by simply adding additional raid storage to it… Again if it is anything like windows.
So with my plan stated I ask you all for you input and help. I could do this on my own within windows easily but I see this as a Linux learning experience and you can't beat the security. And to all- I will be using a GUI...
I have also considered using Opensuse 9 and Ubuntu... Ubuntu's gui is a lot to be desired though, and it seem although I'm not intimidated my using Terminal that Ubuntu is one on the less user friendly as far as getting thing you want setup. Keep in mind all you Ubuntu heads thats I'm comming from a GUI dominated background. lol
04-22-2008 #2
There are two basic ways to do what you want. Either you use a simple GUI interface, which will be really easy, or you can use text commands if you want a "learning experience". The latter actually isn't all that hard, at least for setting up a basic file server, but you'll have a much better understanding of what the heck is going on. In particular, the Samba text configuration file has a lot of comments describing each option and giving example entries that you can copy/modify to your needs. It can often be a lot less frustrating to copy/paste/edit a text configuration snippet than to muddle your way through a "user friendly" GUI wizard and then wonder where the heck the different fields/buttons/checkboxes you need to fiddle with after it's set up.
Think of it like modifying an old fashioned .ini file, except if the file were actually commented with human readable descriptions and examples.
If you really want a GUI interface to administer your machine, consider using webmin rather than installing a GUI. This gives you a graphical web page interface that you can connect to from your main computer (or any other computer with a web browser), but the server doesn't need to be laden with a full desktop GUI install.
The nice thing about learning how to do it with editing text files or webmin is that the methods you learn are almost the same regardless of the version of linux. GUI tools tend to work differently and it's harder to get help on how to fix things up.
I personally don't have any experience with Opensuse. I've used Ubuntu and it seems to heavily use GUI tools. It's similar enough to Debian that I can get things done via editing text files when I want to. You don't have to configure things with editing text files, but for setting up a file server I think it's actually easier and less frustrating.Isaac Kuo, ICQ 29055726 or Yahoo mechdan
04-22-2008 #3
Thank you so much for you thoughtful insight. I see what you mean by the text editing. I have Ubuntu sever currently installed on the main drive, not sure if I'm going to stick with it but most likely. However my problem is this... Many of the guieds out there either suggest a file server or a Lamp server.. I don't belive I need all the bells and wistles of a Lamp server. All I want is storage to Linux from windows and access to it over the internet.
Could you or anyone point me to some instruction on doing this.
04-24-2008 #4
I would suggest you to always use secure connection to share your files. This could be done easily by using sslexplorer / SSLVPN . Choose GUI-installer. Then you just need to create "network places" to start sharing your files over the net via secure connection. You don't need apache or mysql to install sslexplorer bcoz sslexplorer already have it's own webserver.
04-24-2008 #5
Personally, I'm not familiar with Ubuntu Server. I am familiar with setting up a file server using Debian, and setting up SSH remote file access. On Windows, you can use Filezilla to download/upload via ssh. It's easier to set up a standard ftp server, though, if you don't mind the fact that passwords are sent in the clear--meaning a packet sniffer and/or man in the middle attack could potentially compromise the password (in practice, this known vulnerability doesn't stop ftp from remaining the standard).
I started off using this documentation to set up a file server in Debian:
LAN Linux File Server with Samba and Linux Print Server - How To Set Up and Configure Debian Linux
It's old fashioned, but it works.
Here's some less old fashioned documentation for Ubuntu:
Note that for the most part, Debian and Ubuntu work the same. The main difference is that by default Ubuntu doesn't have a root password and instead the normal user is a "sudoer". That means that in Debian (and the rest of the *nix world other than Ubuntu), you type in the command "su" in order to get root access, while in Ubuntu you type in "sudo foobar" in order to run the command "foobar" as the root user.Isaac Kuo, ICQ 29055726 or Yahoo mechdan
04-25-2008 #6
Once again thank you guys for the input... And yes it is quite easy to set up a windows file server and ftp server using a few different methods; even using apache is, for a better term "much more straight forward."lol...
IsaacKuo- I actually stumbled on to the first article you provided in my searches, and have been going it over...
Community- Any one got any ideas on what I mentioned about the raid being seperated from Linux' main drive. Or am I on the right page with that. (Don't mean to completely impart windows logic in here... lolol)
04-25-2008 #7
It's really REALLY hard to digest any of this documentation just by reading it. The easiest thing is to just go for it, and then just get in there and try to follow the directions. You'll be able to skip many of them, actually, because a lot has to do with stuff you probably don't care about (like connecting up to smb shares FROM the linux machine).
As for RAID...there are many ways to go about using RAID. Personally, I wouldn't use RAID for a file server until I knew what I was doing. My main file server does use a software RAID array, but I'll be going back to a plain old single drive someday when I buy a 1TB hard drive.
I think you should first get familiar with how to do things with just one or two drives, no RAID.
For your purposes, you probably want to use LVM. LVM is an interesting system which lets you add or remove hard drives, even hotswappable (if the hardware supports it--most motherboards do NOT support hotswapping IDE or SATA drives, but external USB drives are hotswappable).
With LVM, you'll be able to add/remove hard drives, and expand/shrink your shared virtual partition across all of the drives in question.
I don't use LVM myself, I just haven't bothered to learn it yet.Isaac Kuo, ICQ 29055726 or Yahoo mechdan


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First Day of School in Conception II + Pre-Order Details
Sure, Conception II, the upcoming RPG from ATLUS and Spike Chunsoft has a tongue-in-cheek concept, but it's no slouch on gameplay depth. If you don't give it the quarter it deserves, you'll quickly find yourself on the receiving end of merciless beatdowns in the game's labyrinths. (I speak from very personal, shameful experience).
The key to staying strong in the labyrinths is constantly updating your team's roster of Star Children. But before you start min-maxing their gear, perfecting their elemental ATK/DEF combinations, and finding the best classes that match your play-style, you actually have to be on good enough terms with the Academy's girls to undergo the "Classmating" ritual. The below screens are the first stepping stones you'll take into forming the bonds vital to saving the earth from Dusk Circles.
This is the protagonist. He's a "God's Gift," someone overflowing with the Star God's power, and is the only chance humanity has at repelling the monsters emanating from the Pandora Labyrinth that threaten the world.
Getting told you're one of the chosen few on the first day of class sure beats getting detention on the first day of class. The new recruits who join you are Fuuko, one of the game's seven heroines and the girl who makes the hero's first Star Children, and the other is Chlotz, an awkwardly endearing best friend who suffers from chronic third-wheel syndrome.
As you go through your day to day studies, you'll soon start running into the various heroines that you can take with you into the labyrinths. Successful conversations with them will raise your "bond points," which is the energy needed to create Star Children. But you'll have to be careful what you say to them. Each girl has their own personality, and you'll have to tread carefully...
...Sometimes very carefully. If you make too many missteps, you'll wind up making the heroines so angry that you temporarily won't be able to make any Star Children with them. This can be highly detrimental to your progress; there's no shame in keeping notes on the girls' personalities. Right? Right.
So why does the protagonist go through the trouble of juggling all these relationships? His relationships unlock the power of the heroines that accompany him into the labyrinths - the stronger the bond between the two, the more powerful your partner is in the labyrinth. But choose carefully, each of the seven heroines have their own strengths and weaknesses.
And because Conception II takes place in a school, there has to be a rival. Meet Alec, who was the top student before the "God's Gift" showed up to the school. Pompous, arrogant, and from a family with a background of enormous wealth and untouchable influence, Alec is quick and eager to take over the number one rank in the school, even without the natural talent of a "God's Gift."
The ATLUS tradition of offering collectors' items with pre-orders and limited first-run availability continues with the wildly unique RPG Conception II. For either the Nintendo 3DS™ or PlayStation®Vita version, physical copies of Conception II will come in a special box and include a 10-track CD arrangement, composed by Masato Kouda. The box and CD are guaranteed to pre-orders from participating retailers and for a limited time after the game's launch. Conception II will be published in North America by ATLUS beginning in spring 2014 for the PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS. The game will be $39.99 for either version. More details will be on the game's official website at atlus.com/conception2.
Conception II puts players in the role of "God's Gift," a teenager imbued with the power of the Star God. His unprecedented levels of power allow him to fight against the monsters within the Dusk Circles, and cripple the flow of evil into the world. But the role of a hero is a complex one, and players must maintain relationships with any of the game's seven heroines to increase their relationship bonds, which in turn help them create Star Children, pint-sized warriors that pack a big punch to Dusk monsters. Players will have to choose wisely, as up to nine Star Children can fight in the labyrinth at once, where elemental damage, battlefield positioning, and team composition must be constantly evaluated.
Conception II is not yet rated by the ESRB.
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Allahabad High Court has come to the rescue of a married couple, whose family members were trying to keep them apart.
Lovers Nasir Khan and Ruchika, who converted to Islam, got married in November 2004. The couple was living in NOIDA, but in February this year Ruchika's parents took her back to their house in Meerut.
Subsequently, Nasir sought the High Court's help in getting his wife back.
"On Tuesday, Justice V K Chaturvedi ordered Ruchika toĀgo and live with Nasir," Nasir's advocate, Kishan Mishra, said.
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With everyone waiting on Spring to actually arrive and myself trying to hang in there for 8 more weeks until my maternity leave, I personally could use some things to cheer me up! So, list things that are beautiful to you! Feel free to even post pictures if you like!
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I thought items a beautiful sight seeing our second baby for the first time yesterday! Can't wait to find out if we're having a boy or a girl! The skull gender theory says girl lol.
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DAmn I tI wish work would upgrade the internet so I could post pics. I have the best pics of the kids in the flower garden from Easter. Some of the best pics. :(
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Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain. The name Alderson comes from the baptismal name Alder. As the naming tradition grew in Europe baptismal names began to be introduced in many countries. Baptismal names were sometimes given in honor of Christian saints and other biblical figures. There are very few Christian countries in Europe that did not adopt surnames from these religious figures. The name Alder meant wise warrior.
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Here's a tip for you: If your bartender is or ever was a stand-up comedian, tip him well and prepare for an excellent evening.
Justin Petitt may be technically retired from stand-up but does a comedian ever really retire? We hope not — in fact, all retired comedians should become bartenders. Drinks are much tastier when served with a side of snark.
Go grab a drink from him at Fast Eddie's, which is one of those bars that's always full of surprises, even on a Monday night — we'd elaborate more on that but you're gonna have to buy us a drink before we give up that info. Just be ready for a good time.
And anything can happen with a bartender like Justin. We'll let him tell you more:
Fast Eddie's is one of the most multi-faceted bars in Beaumont — we appeal to everyone, and I take pride in that.
Our regulars make this place what it is.
My favorite drink to make is the Firewoman.
I like to drink beer and whiskey. I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy.
My bartending philosophy is that it is an art form that's part science, part practice, always thoughtful and always fast. Like a quarterback, I'm reading patterns and maintaining control at all times.
My bartending uniform is back in black.
Did I mention I love tacos?
My patrons may not know this about me but I was a professional stand-up comedian for seven years and still am, just not on stage.
Our busiest time is hump day through recovery day.
Our best drink special is Thursday $2.25 well, call and premiums.
Our pool tables are championship class Olhausens — the best in Beaumont.
The easiest way to piss me off while I'm working is by asking ridiculous questions.
You can get on my good side by having large breasts or $20 bills, or — even better — large breasts made out of $20 bills.
The worst pickup line I've ever heard on the job is, "I wish they made you-flavored Jolly Ranchers. I'd suck on you all day long." (Editor's note: Gross.)
My favorite song to hear at work is "The Regulator" by Clutch.
The song I'm sick of hearing is that Lil Wayne "Young Money" song.
When I'm not working I visit Sam and Bug at PaceSetter!
When I'm not working or drinking I read, watch TV, create things and try to give off the false impression that I'm being productive
The best time to find me behind the bar is Wednesday through Sunday from 6:30 p.m. to close.
Fast Eddie's
Where: 6410 Phelan Blvd., Beaumont
Info: (409) 866-2212
Online: Facebook.com/FastEddiesBeaumont