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September 6, 2019 Todd Munson	Leave a comment
It's 22 minutes until the clock strikes midnight in the Cornhusker State and game day officially arrives. By the end of the afternoon, another chapter will be written about Nebraska's history with Colorado.
Here in Los Angeles, the Dodgers are trying to battle their way back against the Giants. We live close enough to Dodger Stadium to see a quartet of palm trees that line its outer perimeter from the top of our backyard. The tickets we had for tonight's game were sold on StubHub last week because seeing a battle between the National League's fiercest rivals does nothing to get my pulse racing when Nebraska and Colorado is on-deck for Saturday afternoon.
Plus, I need my Big Red beauty rest.
To say that Husker fans are excited for this reckoning is an understatement. I'm still hobbling around from playing tennis three days ago but am so jacked for this game I know I could run through a brick wall should the need arise.
This is the day we've all been looking forward to since Colorado pulled a W out of Ralphie's butt last year in Lincoln. How differently things would have gone if last season had started off with a win for the good guys is irrelevant now but BS penalties and injury inducing cheap shots on a quarterback's knee will always linger in a fanbase's craw.
It goes without saying that confidence would be a lot higher heading into kickoff had the Huskers trounced South Alabama the way we expected them to last week. Starting the year off with the shitty win of the season (hopefully there's only one) can be a good motivator for the team. Plus, it makes things a lot more exciting for all of us.
Soon we'll find out if those week one miscues were a fluke (I think they were) and we'll get to see if Wan'dale Robinson is the real deal. (I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist but I have a suspicion he was used just enough last week to get his feet wet and give Colorado enough film to be nervous about what he's capable of.)
More than anything though, game day in Boulder is going to be an afternoon for Husker Nation to show the college football world the Big Red is on the way back to where it belongs. If you've been following the mass migration by land and air into Colorado, you know the scene is already lit. Seriously, Husker fans drank a Pearl Street bar dry by 8pm on a Friday night.
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— Big Red Fury (@BigRed_Fury) September 7, 2019
The three dozen or so Colorado fans that didn't sell off their tickets are going to be in for a rude awakening tomorrow when Folsom Field is transformed into Memorial Stadium West.
Colorado had their chance last year but it's time for the Buffaloes to get a stern reminder about who wore the pants in the conference rivalry that was never really a rivalry. Yes, they got in a few shots and damaged a few childhoods in the late eighties and early nineties (Eric Bieniemy was right behind the Boz in my book) but when you look at the historical win/loss record, you'll notice Colorado has won only 8 times in the last 43 meetings. That's hardly a rivalry. Colorado is annoying neighbor at best.
And later today that annoying neighbor will be put in his place.
The Huskers got this one and let's enjoy every minute of it.
GBR.
Coach Frost: Damian, think you could come out of Navy SEAL retirement for one more mission?
Damian Jackson: Whatever you need, Coach.
Coach Frost: Saturday you're playing fullback and your target is #44.
Damian Jackson: Hooyah. pic.twitter.com/XHO5wX1AQT
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It wouldn't be game week against Colorado if some highfalutin sportswriter from the Denver Post took a pot shot at Husker Nation.
With Woody Paige being put out to pasture by the Post in 2016, this year's honor falls to Mark Kiszla, a sportswriter who looks like he keeps more than one bootleg Phish CD in his trusty Subaru, which he takes up into the mountains every summer for an annual pilgrimage to see Big Head Todd and the Monsters at Red Rocks.
In his column, which you can read here, Kiszla kicks things off with a joke – a smart move, and one right out of Tom Osborne's playbook during his weekly press conferences back in the day.
Hey, Buffs. It won't be easy. But as the Bugeaters return to Folsom Field for the first time since 2009, kindly refrain from the Nebraska jokes.
Here in Colorado, we're better than this: "How do you know the toothbrush was invented in Nebraska? Anywhere else, it would've been called a teethbrush."
I think Kiszla is trying to say that Colorado fans are better than making jokes at Nebraska's expense. The kind of jokes that are such an embedded part of the public domain that you can google toothbrush teethbrush joke and get 11 million results.
I know the robber barons running the Denver Post these days don't provide the most lavish budgets but surely Kiszla isn't under such sweatshop like conditions that he doesn't have time to pop an edible and think of an original joke.
But there's no time to wait around for that gummy to hit, we gotta move right into the crux of his column:
…I humbly suggest a new theme to honor this rivalry:
Give a Husker a hug.
Yep. That's it. Right there. Give a Husker a hug.
When you think about it, Kiszla's idea isn't so far fetched. There are going to be thousands of hugs handed out at Folsom Field this Saturday.
And they're all going to be happening between fellow Husker fans.
If you've paid any attention to the lead up to this game, it sure sounds like there won't be anyone inside the stadium affiliated with Colorado aside from the team itself and the Coors Light vendors. (BTW, did you know the nickname "Silver Bullet" was coined by a University of Nebraska student?)
Then we get to the best paragraph of Kiszla's piece:
And that's fine by Colorado athletic director Rick George, who crowed the renewal of hostilities between the Buffs and Huskers will be the biggest revenue producing game in school history.
Holy buffalo chip! You mean a hosting a game against Nebraska is going to be an economic benefit to the University of Colorado? Shut the front door. Maybe the university would have more money if it didn't have to go all Crazy Gideon and slash ticket prices by 40% in a sad attempt to lure students through the gates.
And after a little more word salad to make his word count, Kiszla pulls off his game plan to start strong and finish stronger with his most outlandish whopper yet…
Give the Huskers a hug.
Goodness knows, after the embarrassment of losing to CU two years in a row, they're going to need it.
OK. Maybe he did take an edible and it kicked in by the end. That's the only way you can explain an ending like that.
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August 30, 2019 Todd Munson	Leave a comment
Husker Fam,
Well, we did it. We made it to game day.
The day that we never thought would get here after nearly ten long and lonely months has finally arrived.
A little later today, 2018's best 4 – 8 team will be taking the field to kickoff their 2019 campaign against South Alabama.
It's not the Alabama any of us want but it's a start. If the Huskers can get the ball rolling and knock off the South Alabama Jaguars tomorrow (and let's face it, it's not much of an if), that will be a good first step on a journey towards a bigger goal that will eventually end with a face-off against Alabama. You know, the one that's a dynasty reminiscent of Husker teams from the days of yore.
Since the whistle blew in Iowa City last November, all of us have endured zingers and insults from friends and foes aligned with other colleges.
"How can someone endure back-to-back 4 and 8 seasons?" they ask.
"How can we not?" we reply.
We've all been patiently waiting and biding our time as the light at the end of the tunnel grows bigger and brighter.
We're going to get there eventually but until then, all we can do is sit back and enjoy the ride.
It's about to become a lot of fun.
GBR and LFG
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August 29, 2019 Nick Nick Allen	Leave a comment
It's almost football season. THANK GOD IT'S ALMOST FOOTBALL SEASON. The Nebraska Cornhuskers start the season Saturday. Scott Frost and a bunch of kids, many of whom are not old enough to legally purchase alcohol, embark on a season full of high hopes and exceeded expectations.
They deserve both.
Of course hopes are high. It's Nebraska. It's almost football season. Fucking Huskers baby. BLACKSHIRTS. Go for two. You get it. Football's the best. And Nebraska can be too. Has been before. Will be again. This year? Who knows. Probably not but they're lifting weights now. Have been for a couple of years. Some coaching and some weight lifting?? Shiiiiit. Watch out. BIG RED BABY. The offense will be good/great. ADRIAN MARTINEZ. The line will be better. Young dudes figuring it out. Better every week. The BLACKSHIRTS, led by a band of brothers up front, will begin to assert dominance and lay waste by the end of the year. Playoffs. Championships. Wins. Soon. But now?? Time will tell.
Here's the best case scenario: 🍿🍿🍿
8/31 – South Alabama – Finally a football game. Huskers by 40.
Photographic evidence that the South Alabama Jaguars have fans.
9/7 – @Colorado – 62 – 36. Never forget. Frost remembers. NU by three scores.
These ladies will be the only Colorado fans inside Folsom Field when the Sea of Red comes to town and that's only because they their Jitterbug Phones couldn't download the StubHub app.
9/14 – Northern Illinois – Ooof. Bad memories. Huskers get caught taking it for granted early but pull through before halftime. Second half uncomfortably close. Huskers by 13.
True Fact: When Northern Illinois played at San Diego State in 2017, their entire traveling fanbase was able to fit one van with plenty of room to spare.
9/21 – @Illinois – They're no Northern Illinois. Love Lovie but Illinois football blows. Huskers beat the spread.
Do you think those fans sitting away from the crowd are farting or making out?
9/27 – Ohio State – Well, well. Guess who has a coach now?? NOT OHIO STATE. Fuck Urban Meyer. Fuck the new guy. Fuck Ohio State football and everything it claims to stand for. Huskers make it hurt somehow. A demoralizing play early in the third that makes them cave or a dagger at the end. Either way, Huskers win.
There's a good chance this photo is Photoshopped and there's a good chance it isn't.
10/5 – Northwestern – Not today. Northwestern has had its way with NU before but that stops now. Fuck purple uniforms. Fuck a big ten school pretending it's Ivy League. NU by 10.
This is the #2 photo on google when you search: Northwestern Football Fans Nerds.
10/12 – @Minnesota – Have the wheels fallen off of PJ Fleck by now? Scott Frost will never lose a football game to PJ Fleck. Frost builds foundations, Fleck puts oars in water. Land of losses. Huskers by a bunch.
10/19 – BYE – UNDEFEATED AT THE BYE WEEK – FUCK YEAH
10/26 – Indiana – Yay! Who cares?? Would rather be playing Kansas. Fuck basketball schools trying to play football. Huskers by 40.
In the wake of Andrew Luck's retirement, the Indiana Athletic Department expects game attendance to increase by up to five fans.
11/2 – @Purdue – Choo choo!! A fucking train mascot?? Good god. Makes you miss the Big 12 (again). Fuck Purdue. Let's play the Cyclones. Huskers by 14.
This young Purdue fan is well prepared for a lifetime of misery.
11/9 – TWO BYE WEEKS?? Still undefeated though……
11/16 – Wisconsin – At home. Home of the real big red. Fuck Wisconsin pretending to be Nebraska football. Nebraska gets some pride back tonight. End of regulation. They go for two. Run it right up the gut. Huskers by one. It's beautiful.
Her hair might be dyed but that neck tattoo is real.
11/23 – @Maryland – THREE BYE WEEKS??? NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS 11-0.
Not even these guys can explain the symbolism behind Maryland's confusing state flag.
11/29 – Iowa – It's over. Iowa has been lifting weights for a looong time and Nebraska just stared last year. And THAT game was close. Frost took it personally. Made his players feel the same. From here on out, Nebraska wins 80% of its games against Iowa. We'll still wave to the kids though. Want a Runza?? It's all in good fun, right??? NU by 6.
REALLY!?!
UNDEFEATED. Best. Case. Scenario. They make the playoff. Realize they're a year or two away. It hurts but they made some hay, right? Get it? Hay? Farms?? Cornhuskers??? Haha. Playoffs? Who would of thought?? THIS GUY. Fuck, they win the whole thing. Why not? HUSKERS BABY.
Nick Allen is a standup comedian who lives in Omaha. Follow him on Twitter. You can see him perform regularly at the Funny Bone.
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This past Monday was a little different than the three dozen or so Mondays that preceded it.
I was wide awake 20 minutes before my first alarm and in the mood to run through a brick wall.
And that can only mean one thing.
Game week is finally here.
And what a magical week it has been.
Long dormant group texts have returned from the dead, buddies who are alumni of other colleges have reached out from far and wide to get a read on how things are looking for the Huskers in 2019, and most importantly, plans have been made to meet friends I haven't seen since last November at a bar at 8:30am on a Saturday morning.
There's nothing like the anticipation and excitement leading to a season opener. It's as if you're stuck in Groundhog Day but instead you're eight-years-old and living the night before Christmas for an entire week.
My personal It's a Wonderful Life moment happened in the back of an Uber on Tuesday afternoon. The driver asked if I was a football fan. I said college. Then he asked what school and I said Nebraska. And then he said oh, damn the Huskers are gonna be good and launched into rant about USC that lasted for five miles. The only time he pumped the verbal brakes was when I interrupted to ask if he had time to drive me to Iowa so I could have some in-person words with the Hawkeye fan who talking smack to me on Twitter at that exact moment. Then we both had a laugh and wished each other good luck.
It feels so good to be back.
Enjoy the latest Big Red Fury pump up video and we'll be back soon with some real content. GBR.
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A Thanksgiving Appreciation for the Best 4-7 Team in the Country
November 22, 2018 Todd Munson	Leave a comment
Happy Thanksgiving Husker Fam,
As I plop down on the couch to write this on Thanksgiving Eve, the Michigan State game is playing on the TV for the second night in a row for no better reason than it's my favorite Husker game in years.
A couple seasons down the road, this game won't even be a blip in college football history but in the annals of Husker lore, it will be forever remembered as the one where the Big Red ship was finally righted.
It takes a special group of fans to pack a stadium on a bitterly cold November morning to see their 3-7 team play a meaningless game but Husker Nation showed up like they've done for the past 56 years. On this particular Saturday, our never ending loyalty was rewarded by watching a team with nothing to play for put it all on the line and find a way to win.
And what a team win it was.
When the final whistle blew, never have I felt so proud of a 4-7 team in my life.
PHOTO CREDIT: Omaha World-Herald
The Big Ten's most explosive offense suddenly couldn't score?
No prob. The Blackshirts had their back.
Need a true freshman kicker to set not one but two personal records for career long field goals in the span of five minutes off the clock?
It's cool. The kid transformed into a sure footed sniper.
No matter how the season ends tomorrow, this team is always going to hold a special place in my heart because these guys proved they truly wanted to be Huskers and put in the work on and off the field to prove it. Even in the unlikely event of a loss, we're going to have a coach who won't spend the postgame press conference challenging the media to a fight or daring his boss to fire him. And he certainly won't make worn out excuses for why his team came up short on the scoreboard.
Today, let's all take a moment to give thanks for the better days that are ahead for Husker Nation.
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An Open Letter to Colorado and Iowa Fans
October 11, 2018 Todd Munson	Leave a comment
Hey there Husker neighbors to the east and west,
I just wanted to drop a quick note to share how delighted I am with the interest that your respective fanbases have shown towards @BigRed_Fury this season.
Every week without fail, fresh rounds of zingers (some of them are almost funny even) get lobbed into @BigRed_Fury's mentions following the Cornhuskers' latest miscue on the field.
How y'all found @BigRed_Fury I'll never know, but I'm flattered that y'all take the time to write to show that you care.
Because I sure don't care about either of you.
Even if the Huskers find a way to do the impossible and lose to Northwestern to move to 0-6 on the year, it's not going to bother me because this season is a down to the foundation rebuilding project. And if we go down the road a few years and discover Scott Frost isn't the chosen one, big deal. There will be a new coach and I will still be a Husker fan.
Like Bane being born into the darkness, I was born into Husker Nation. I was molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man.
You know what my earliest Husker memory is?
Seeing them lose the 1984 Orange Bowl and a National Championship to Miami. In one night I fell in love with the Fumblerooski and endured the heartbreak of my team coming up short on the biggest stage. When you've experienced your team suffering the worst possible outcome before even getting the faintest whiff of what a victory feels like, it fundamentally changes a person.
But that's not the only Natty I've seen the Huskers lose.
Nearly 10 years to the day later, I got to watch the Huskers lose another National Championship at the Orange Bowl. This time around Florida State was the opponent and the game was even more of a heart breaker thanks to a Seminole TD that should have been ruled a goal line fumble and a missed last second field goal that would have won the game for the Big Red and left Bobby Bowden soaking wet.
Then eight years after that I got to see the Huskers lose yet another National Championship at the dastardly hand of the Miami Hurricanes. I was in the third row, straddling the 50 yard line on the Huskers' side of the field of the Rose Bowl for that one and it remains the most disappointing game of my life.
So what's this all add up to?
In my lifetime I've seen the Huskers LOSE more National Championships than Iowa and Colorado have played for combined during the same stretch.
And I've also seen them win three titles, which according to my math is exactly two more than the Colorado Buffaloes and the Iowa Hawkeyes have won.
When you come at me to heckle me about the Huskers losing to Troy, please know that a game like that doesn't even make a ripple in my pool of Husker heartbreak. It means nothing to me.
Your tweets can't hurt me because I'm already dead inside.
Your College Football Buddy,
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The Big Red Shawshank Redemption
The Shawshank Redemption opened in theatres September 23, 1994.
The following afternoon, the Huskers rolled Pacific 70-21 in front of the hometown crowd.
While we all know how that year turned out for the Big Red, Shawshank was mostly overlooked at the box office and during award season as Forrest Gump and Pulp Fiction took home most of the hardware.
It wasn't until a few years later that it began to receive the acclaim it missed the first time around. Thanks to nearly daily showings on basic cable that are still running strong today, The Shawshank Redemption has cemented its status as very arguably one of the greatest films ever made and currently occupies the number one spot on IMDB's list of the top 250 movies.
"Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies."
But we're not here to do a dissertation on the legacy of Shawshank.
We're here to talk about a theory.
It's called the Shit Tunnel Theory.
I can't tell you exactly when I came up with the it but I can tell you I was on the couch watching Shawshank for probably the 100th time and was faded enough to have an epiphany that changed my outlook on life.
Allow me to set it up.
According to Shawshank lore, Andy started tunneling his way to freedom with his tiny rock hammer two years into his 19 year stretch. That's 17 years of chipping through the concrete wall of his prison cell piece-by-piece. An estimate from someone a lot smarter than me put Andy's progress at 1/64th of an inch per day, or about the thickness of your fingernail.
So after 17 long years Andy final breaks through and has to face one final crucible-The Shit Tunnel. In a film that's full of cruel moments, this was the cherry on top of a turd sundae.
But Andy give up?
He grabbed a rock, broke through that pipe, and dove right in. He charged through that "river of shit," to quote Red, like he was a plumber named Mario on a mission to save a princess. It was 500 yards to freedom and after all he'd been through he was not going to stopped by a Shit Tunnel.
Now if we can go back to me on the couch for a moment, it was during this breakout scene that I realized no matter what goal you're working towards, there's always, without fail, going to be an unexpected obstacle that pops up when you have the finish line in sight. Even if it's not a literal Shit Tunnel, the concept is the same. If you have something you want to achieve, you gotta pay the price by conquering the Shit Tunnel.
Husker fam, if Memorial Stadium is our Shawshank, we have just entered the Shit Tunnel.
So what if the Huskers leave Wisconsin with an L and an 0-5 record for the first time since who knows when? It's already been a miserable decade and half, what's another year at this point?
All this losing now won't mean shit if hang onto the hope and belief that better days are ahead. Sometimes you just gotta hold your breath and barrel down that Shit Tunnel towards where the light should be.
Go Big Red.
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Sunday Morning Hot Take: Michigan
September 23, 2018 Todd Munson	Leave a comment
LET US NEVER SPEAK OF THIS GAME AGAIN.
– THE END
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Sunday Morning Hot Takes: Troy
Does losing to Troy suck?
Am I mad about losing to Troy?
Eh, not really.
It feels weird to type that because any and every Husker loss is supposed to be an end of the world gut punch but this year feels different, even if it starts out with a big pair of scarlet L's that should have been W's.
It's 11:45pm and I've spent the last hour charting Husker wins and losses because that's what you do when you're old. You make spreadsheets on a Saturday night and you're happy about it because it means you didn't have to go anywhere.
Going from today all the way back to the year 2000, the Huskers have lost 85 games under five different coaches. At this point what's the big deal about chalking up another loss? Granted, 85 losses is such an unbelievably high number that I was convinced Excel's auto sum feature was lying to me. I added up nearly 20 years of losses by hand twice only to discover that Excel was right on the money when it spat out the brutal truth.
To put this another way, this year's freshman class at Dear Old Nebraska U has been alive to experience 85 losses. When I stepped on campus as a freshman, the Huskers had amassed all of 40 in my lifetime. When I stepped off campus five years later, that loss total had grown to 46 but they also picked up three National Championships during that stretch and changed head coaches for the first time in 25 years.
It means that the latest crop of Huskers fans have never known a team to be good in the sense that us old-timers have.
During the game at our watch site, I had the slightly depressing epiphany that I'm officially old enough to be old. It hit me when the youngest Husker fan at our table replied with a Keanu level "Whoa" when he learned I attended college back in 90s. I felt like my grandpa spinning yarns about life before television as I explained to the kid there was indeed a time when the Huskers didn't lose. "We didn't have cell phones or email addresses but goddamnit the Huskers were good."
By the time I was finished, the kid was in such awe that his breakfast pizza with gluten-free crust was left dangling from his mouth.
No matter how this season shakes out, I think the best thing us olds can do is keep an optimistic front for the youngins that the Huskers will eventually find a way to get better. They have to. We finally landed the one coach who knows our wild and weird culture better than anyone and if we turn on him before he has a chance to get rolling we might as well disband the football program.
It's ride or die time, homies.
Random (and Potentially Unpopular) Opinion:
This week's Tunnel Walk was set to Let Me Clear My Throat. If we want to exorcise this team of all its past demons, then we need to delete the definitive song from the Mike Riley era off the stadium playlist. Sorry, Dj Kool.
Troy Summed Up in one Tweet:
Thanks to a dramatic NOOOOO! from the @bigredcobcast's tall one, here's today's debacle summed up in seven seconds. pic.twitter.com/33qAy4E8Ph
— Big Red Fury (@BigRed_Fury) September 16, 2018
Larry the Cable Guy: Voice of Reason
Man losing this game sucks but we have a great staff. We're gonna be better! This is year 1. Keep the faith. In the next year or 2 it's on. Save this tweet. GBR!!
— Larry The Cable Guy (@GitRDoneLarry) September 15, 2018
ScoFroFroYo Watch:
Imma paint a little picture for this week's ScoFroFroYo Watch.
Hours have passed since the final whistle against Troy. The roar of 90,000 Husker fans inside Memorial Stadium has long faded away. The only sound to break the ghostly silence is a big red bus idling outside the stadium. (For the purposes of this story, the bus is large enough to fit the entire team and Coach Frost is pulling double duty as the driver.)
An unmarked stadium door opens and a dejected Husker team begins to file out and head towards the bus with their heads hanging low and eyes focused on the ground. Coach Frost is the last one to board and slides into the driver's seat. He takes a quick glance at his team but he doesn't make eye contact. He only looks at them out of his obligation to not leave anyone behind.
He slips the bus into gear and it jumps forward to begin the journey home.
After a few minutes, the dejected player's faces begin to brighten as they see the glow of a TCBY sign off in the distance. The anticipation builds as the bus moves closer and reaches its crescendo when Coach Frost flips the turn signal to indicate a stop for yogurt is imminent.
He begins to turn the wheel and the bus responds accordingly. Then, with the deftness that only an option QB who led his team to a National Championship could have, he jukes the bus out of the impending turn into the TCBY parking lot and continues on its original course.
As the players look out the window and watch the TCBY fade off into the distance, Coach Frost clinically looks at his team via the rear view mirror and says, "TCBY is for winners."
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Last weekend I posted about new shooters, as in "It's All Good".
There was a comment from an anonymous "Guest" reader, who had what I thought was a really qood question:
Wow I had a chance to shoot at Douglas Ridge last weekend, and it was very refreshing, there were a lot of new shooters there but they were doing something that I couldnt help but take notice to and that was they were just having a good time!!!!!
It caused me to really reflect on what we are doing in our area and what we are doing for new shooters, does anyone think that perhaps we should offer the class that Jerry runs and then offer them a match that is a little scaled down (less imitaditing) than one of the normal matches at Albany or Tri County or Dundee??? Perhaps 4 stages with a few less round count and less movement maybe not as many 180 traps and such. It seems like we get a lot of new shooters but somewhere they fall from our fold and perhaps it is because the stages are a little hard and they are not having fun???
Just a thought?
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the Douglas Ridge range program, here is a short description of the monthly matches there (which I have never attended, although I know that Paul [The Soccer Coach] and [Big Dawg] John often run it, and [White-Fish] Fish has mentioned that he sometimes attends the matches, so I'm not entirely ignorant because these guys tell me what's going on.)
One or more experienced IPSC competitors run the matches, and they are deliberately low-key stages. They set up two stages side by side, and they run everybody who shows up on one stage, then the run everybody through the other stage, and then they stop to set up a couple more stages. This routine is necessary because they don't have a lot of room to work with; it's a popular club, and they muse necessarily take up as little room as possible because other shooters are using the rest of the range.
Most of the people who choose to participate at these matches are NOT folks who compete at 'regular' matches in the Columbia-Cascade Section. They're just people who want to shoot their pistols, and don't really care about competition except that they Do, sort of, compete; but against other people who are of the same mind-set. They aren't necessarily competitive, and they don't choose to invest their time and 'disposable income' to the degree which they may feel obliged if the "competed" in "regular matches".
(I'm counting on people like Paul, John and Fish to correct me if I misrepresent the situation. As I may have said before, I'm never attended one of their matches: I don't even know how to find the Douglas Ridge range, although I'm reliably informed that it's somewhere East, and a little South, of the Portland Oregon metropolitan area. You can find directions at the www.columbia-cascade.org website .. or go directly to the directions here. You can find out more about the club at their website here, and you can find more information about their USPSA program here.)
No, I don't know when the matches are held; according to the website, the last match for which scores are published was held on October 2, 2010 --- which was the FIRST SATURDAY of the month.
Taken directly from the USPSA Program page (see link above), here is their description of the program:
Welcome to DRRC USPSA/IPSC shooting. We are offering monthly USPSA/IPSC style matches. Initially these will not be sanctioned matches but we will follow all USPSA rules and procedures. This will be a training ground for those who wish to learn and become proficeint in USPSA shooting skills. We will be promoting safety, training, proficiency, and fun. USPSA shooting is commonly referred to "Run and Gun" because you do not just stand and shoot. Many stages require moving to/from different targets and shooting under, over, and around barriers.
This discipline is not for first time or inexperienced shooters. You must be able to compentently handle a handgun to particpate. If you are interested in USPSA shooting or joining USPSA, you can access the USPSA Safety Manual at the link below. Training outside of a match is available to interested new shooters. Matches are open to the public and all are welcome.
So, what we have here is a COF (Course Of Fire) which is true to IPSC/USPSA standards, but unofficially is less ... intimidating .. than a "standard" Practical Pistol match.
I suspect, given the descriptions that I have had relayed to me by the folks who administer these matches and at least one person who has attend, that the stage designs are deliberately chosen to be less complicated, and less intimidating (fewer problems understanding the nuances of the stage designs) than those which are typically encountered at a "regular" USPSA match in Oregon.
Frankly, I would like to attend a few of these matches, if only to get a better understanding of the stage design philosophy. Unfortunately, it conflicts with the "Introduction to USPSA" class which I instruct at ARPC (Albany Rifle and Pistol Club) on the First Saturday of every month, so I simply cannot do so because of scheduling conflicts.
Based purely on second-hand descriptions of these matches, both from people who have participated as shooters and those who have been administratively responsible for presenting the matches, I think that this depiction is reasonably accurate. However, I may be wrong.
I'm hoping that someone who knows more about Douglas Ridge will chime in via the comments page, and perhaps correct any inaccuracies.
Still, the original comment has merit; we need to have opportunities for folks who aren't feeling very "competitive" to try the game and see how they like it. If they don't want to become more invested in USPSA (or IPSC), that's fine. But after they've tried it for a while, and decide they want to more challenging stage design ... there's always (along the Willamette Valley, in Oregon) a place to play within an hour's drive via the I5 corridor.
And if you're a safe shooter, with good gun-handling skills, you're always welcome at any of the regular USPSA matches.
Labels: USPSA General
Bunny Operators from Heck!
Start with Japanese Anima. (I'm no fan.)
Throw in themes from Michael Z. Williamson, John Ringo, and Tom Kratman.
(And by the way, I've read just about every book these guys have written.)
Add a timely dose of Deus Ex Machina, and introduce it via a Free Access offer.
What do you have?
Cat Shit 1
I found this on the Lawdog blog, and rather than steal the well-deserved credit from him, I will encourage you to go to the article and read it for yourself.
You'll have to judge for yourself whether this is as far-out weirdo fascinating as I found it to be.
The only decisions you have to make is whether you have a half-hour to enjoy ... well, I won't spoil it for you. Just know that it's probably NSFW because you will disrupt your office cackling over each scene.
Oh, and DO obey Lawdog's injunction to view it on HD. Or at least, on Full-Screen mode.
Buyer Remorse
Apropos of absolutely nothing at all, I have been reading some stuff about "re-holstering" (via Michael Bane Blog). While it's an eminently worthwhile discussion about "making yourself appear un-threatening to police", that was only the spur to the memory.
When I re-applied to ARPC for membership several years ago, I discovered they had a new twist to the new-member application: a mandatory meeting ["New Member Orientation"] with a club officer, where he (among other things) discussed Rules of the Range.
The thing that struck me was the rule which forbade "Drawing From The Holster". That was an ironclad rule, and was applicable on the North range ... where ARPC had been holding IPSC-type matches for several years, already.
When I heard that one, I went ballistic. So did another new member, Keith Tyler, one of the best IPSC competitors in the Columbia Cascade Section. Keith is also an LEO, and had just begun his owning training venture.
We argued that the rule was ridiculous, given that they sponsored both IPSC and Speed Steel matches on a monthly basis. These two sport strongly emphasize drawing from the holster.
"How can we possibly use the range to practice our sport, when you won't let us draw from holsters?" we both objected.
The Club Officer who was giving the class was much taken aback. This seemed reasonable, since he was the person who organized Speed Steel matches, every month.
He didn't have an answer for us. We both suggested that if we were joining the club for the purpose of having a range where we could practice, but the club rules forbade drawing from holsters, then there was not much advantage for us to justify club membership.
(The club also offers "Old West" Single Action Society, "I.C.O.R.E" (revolver competition) and the range is used by several local police departments ... ALL of which features drawing pistols from the holster.)
We worked it out that the officer would check with the Board of Directors, and in the meantime we would join the club with the understanding that if this Range Rule would be enforced, we could quit and our initiation fee would be returned.
In the end, the BOD reviewed that earlier decision and decided that it was unrealistic. They had to have new "Range Rules" signs painted and mounted, but the exercise resulted in a club which was much more responsive to the needs and competence of its members.
Since then, the club has initiated new training classes which it offers to its members. One is an "Introduction to Handguns", which is intended for the benefit of members who want to learn how to use handguns safely ... even in competitive environments.
Another new class is "Introduction to USPSA". of which I am one of the instructors.
A third class is "Firearms Handling to Certify for Concealed Carry Licenses", which I have taken and also necessarily includes drawing from a holster.
The lesson here is that ranges which wish to be an active member of the shooting community must attempt to attract members of all shooting communities, and many of these will both practice and compete drawing from the holster. Any range today which wishes to be both busy and profitable will find that they cannot attract new members without recognizing that their fears of lawsuits will keep them at the level of a "small, private club of trap-shooters".
I have nothing against trap-shooting, but if that was the only activity offered by my local club, I would not be willing to spend hundreds of dollars every year there, between membership dues and match fees; nor would I be willing to spend several hours each month volunteering to help the club fulfill its mission.
That mission should be to encourage firearms competition and to provide a safe, well-maintained venue for firearms practice.
Private clubs often sink into obscurity. Public clubs may either grow with the demands of the public it seeks to attract, or ... not.
Labels: Practice
Ghosts of the Forest
news public affairs player: video
( http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/video/flv/generic.html?s=inwi10s22a3q81f )
PBS offers this video record of "White Deer" with a homely host and a silly ( but obviously and appropriately enamored) Irish-looking photographer/correspondent.
In the normal course of events, it would be a "Silly Season" article.
But here, it's something wonderful.
Yes, the deer are white and they are not albinos.
Yes, they are beautiful. And protected, legally by state law.
Sometimes Laws are reasonable. It would be shameful to be a predator of these beautiful Ghosts.
Sorry, no embedded video.
Labels: Good Things, Miscellaneous Videos
Never Underestimate An Old Broad
This video was sent to me (H/T G-man), and originally represented as "Ginger Rogers at 93, (Salsa) dancing with her grandson ...".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O-o5gwi4HI
Looking at the YOUTUBE link, however, it appears that it was a lady named Sarah "Paddy" Jones, a 75 year old British lady; and that Ginger Rogers died childless in 1995.
So it's a little bit of a disappointment, of course, but still ... it's a remarkable performance!
I don't know a lot of people at 75 who can dance like that. I know for certain that my mother (a red-headed 93) can't dance like that!
It reminded me, in a way, of the USPSA match last weekend at ARPC. It was won by Carl Schmidt who is MUCH younger than 75 but still far from the youngest competitor there.
If you are a member of USPSA, you may recall that Carl is a USPSA Range Master and an instructor in USPSA Level I and Level II courses. So it's not like he's new to competition. In fact, he only moved to Oregon last year, and we who regularly compete here are fortunate to have him in our community. Not just because he's experienced and knowledgeable, but also because he's representative of the kind of people we have grown accustomed to meeting in this venue. He's warm, friendly, helpful, industrious and I have no doubt that he is also brave, reverent, thrifty and cheerful.
Well, perhaps he's not an entire Boy Scout.
Still, when I saw him at the January match he still had his Winter Beard, and I have to admit that he looked kinda "old-fartish". Of course, the "Old Broad" appellation does not apply to Carl but just looking at him it would not be immediately obvious to the casual observer ... especially one in their 20's or 30's ... that there is more "Speed, Power and Accuracy" there than meets the eye.
One of the things I try to mention when I'm conducting the "Introduction to USPSA" classes to prospective new shooters is that "here you will meet people you would be happy to invite into your home; in short, there are a LOT of very nice people who compete in USPSA matches, and you will surely make new friends".
For me, it was a Good Things moment when Carl came up to me after the match, patted me on the back and said: "Don't worry about retirement, you're gonna love it! You'll wonder why you waited so long."
Dammit, Carl, now I'm going to be impatient for April 21 to come along, so I can start having all this fun you're talking about.
On the other hand, I now realize that it has been a long time since I have been impatient for tomorrow.
New Horizons, Pal!
Last weekend I posted about new shooters, as in "I...

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To get my anxieties out!
but throughout the new Year.
To some there is no Christmas..simply because of their religon.
To others Christmas is a time of loneliness because of past events.
Maxwell - Now (2001); 'LifeTime' Lyrics (chorus).
There are many of us who can find the motivation to achieve our goals and to live each day as if it were our last. However, in contrast, there are some of us who find the future a scary place, therefore, are more cautious or tentative; we may have no self-worth or belief, so become frustrated, confused and even more unsure.
Listening to these lyrics, as a therapist, I wondered, how many of us just let life pass us by? Wishing for something else....... something different, but, feeling paralysed to do anything about it. Maxwell's song 'Lifetime' expresses feelings and thoughts of love, loss, depression, hope, growth and change.
"I can let my life pass me by....Or I can get down and try".
"Work it all out this lifetime...work it on out this time".


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Q: Best solution for centralised user management system for multiple systems Currently, we are running 2 web pages based on WordPress, custom application built in JS (Hapi, Angular, Mongo), as well as self-hosted GitLab repository and hosting based on ISP Config. Currently, user which want to use more than 1 service is forced to create multiple accounts.
What would be the best approach to centralize it assuming that we want:

*

*a user to use same credentials on each page

*allow a user to log in using social login (Facebook, Google, Twitter) and still keep his single profile

*centralize information about user services, usage and billing information (invoices)

We do not want overcomplicate the solution, therefore, we don't want to centralize access management and obtain them from centralized server, each page/service will maintain it's on it own (i.e. when user makes a purchase in on of the WP sites (woocommerce) wordpress itself will maintain order and we will write custom code to report sale to centralized system for billing purpose)
We are currently considering using LDAP or Kerberos, what would suit better?
Secondly - how to cover part regarding social login? I assume that we should still allow user register using OAuth2 and somehow synchronise the data between each service and centralized system. Is there another way?

A: Your desires [correct me if I'm wrong]:

*

*You have two apps that are essentially separate things.

*These apps can be served from a web page via HTTP, and either don't
have an auth system or need one revamped.

*You want a centralized login system with social auth.

*You have a single business entity.

*You want a single, combined source of data for e-commerce.

*You are essentially setting this up from scratch on the WordPress
backend side, there is no current mixed ecosystem of users.

My thoughts:
You DO NOT want LDAP or Kerberos. Those solutions are much too complex for this situation.
You want a SINGLE WordPress install. You can easily setup the backend to answer to multiple domains. In other words a single wordpress install can handle pages at "domain1.com" and "domain2.com" and render the pages with compleately different headers and text to make them APPEAR as two sites. There is no reason to maintain two separate lists of users, because you want a single system to login. Differentiate the users based on their business data, i.e. user1 has data "registered on SiteA", user2 had data "registered on SiteB" etc.
You can place your app into a WordPress page, then use is_user_logged_in() to firewall it behind WordPress. This is an industry standard method of auth and extremely secure if setup correctly. Or if it's a data api, you can place it as an endpoint and leverage the exact same auth system.
Any of the major social auth plugins that are popular in the free .org repo should work out the box with this method.
If you are going to associate blogging, that is, many "posts" about the products, and you want those blogs to be different ecosystems, with different sets of users, you are looking for WordPress Multi-Site. I don't think this is what you want. You don't sound like you are going to "blog". Or at least every page is going to be meticulously curated on these combined sites. So you're probably looking for just a single install to serve content to two domains. NOT MULTISITE.
You should use WooCommerce, simply because it is the most widely supported platform. Setup is 100% free.
You can easily serve pages that are branded totally differently, even in one install. For instance, one WordPress site can serve pages to two domains, and put different logos and headers on the top of the page to make them appear different. One physical machine can serve two domains.
Bottom line: You want a single WordPress setup on a single machine, serving two domains. The content and appearance on the domains can be different at will. Use any popular social auth plugins in the .org repo to firewall the apps.

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Yamaha XS650 chopper was built by Jared Johnson at Holiday Custom Motorcycles in Portland. Holiday Customs have impressive fabrication skills and a good eye for design which results in motorcycles that are more like ground up redesigns than custom modes. The handmade exhaust is one of the most eye-catching features of this bike.
In fact almost every part of the bike was custom made by Jared, and it took nearly three months to complete. The battery rectifier/regulator box, fork covers, hard tail, kickstand, headlight mount, front brake stop, seat and handlebars are also Jared's own design made especially for the XS650.


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using System.Linq;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Raven.HttpClientEngine.MessageOptions
{
    public class HttpMessageOptions
    {
        public string TraceID { get; set; }

    }
}

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PoliticsDonald TrumpJoe Biden Republican Party
Joe Biden Calls GOP Embrace Of Trump's MAGA Values A 'Path To Chaos'
The president urged Americans to vote to defend democracy in next week's midterm elections, decrying the recent attack on Paul Pelosi.
Nick Visser
Nov 2, 2022, 08:45 PM EDT | Updated Nov 3, 2022
President Joe Biden urged voters to reject his predecessor's "MAGA" values and work to defend American democracy in an impassioned speech Wednesday night, just days after a man violently attacked the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
Biden, speaking from Union Station in Washington, D.C., gave the televised address just days before the midterm elections, saying democracy was on the ballot amid political violence and voter suppression efforts linked to a cycle of "lies, conspiracy and malice."
"In this moment, we have to confront those lies with the truth. The very future of our nation depends on it," the president said. "We're facing a defining moment, and inflection point, and we must with one overwhelming, unified voice speak as a country and say there's no place for voter intimidation or political violence in America."
His comments come less than a week after a man broke into Pelosi's home in San Francisco in the early morning hours, confronting her husband, Paul Pelosi, and asking "Where's Nancy?"
Police say the suspect, identified as David DePape, hoped to kidnap the Democratic leader and "break her kneecaps" before her husband confronted the intruder in their home. The speaker was in Washington at the time.
Police arrived as the two men were struggling over a hammer. DePape allegedly grabbed the tool and struck Paul Pelosi in the head before police apprehended him. Pelosi underwent surgery and remains hospitalized with a "long recovery" ahead.
American democracy is under attack because the defeated former president of the United States refuses to accept the results of the 2020 election.
He refuses to accept the will of the people.
He refuses to accept the fact that he lost.
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 2, 2022
Biden directly linked the attack on Pelosi and the Jan. 6 insurrection with former President Donald Trump and his surrogates, who have continued to spread lies about the 2020 election. Hundreds of candidates on ballots across the country this year have embraced that election denial, exploiting political division in hopes of capturing one or both chambers of Congress next week.
"American democracy's under attack because the defeated former president of the United States refuses to accept the results of the 2020 election," the president said. "He has abused his power and put loyalty to himself before loyalty to the Constitution. We can't ignore the impact this is having on our country. It's damaging, it's corrosive and it's destructive."
Data from the Capitol Police also shows violent threats against lawmakers in Congress have increased tenfold since Trump was elected in 2016.
Biden closed his address Wednesday with a plea for unity and a vision of hope, saying the country had rejected efforts to divide for generations. But he warned that Americans also know, "in our bones," that democracy remains at risk.
"We can't pretend it's just going to solve itself," Biden said, pointing to the events surrounding the Jan. 6 attack. "I wish I could say the assault on democracy ended that day, but I cannot."
"As I stand here today, there are candidates running for every level of office in America, for governor, Congress, attorney general, secretary of state, who won't commit, they will not commit to accepting the results of the elections that they're running in," he continued. "This is a path to chaos in America."
Donald TrumpJoe Biden Republican Partymaga
Attack At Pelosi Home Caught By Unattended Capitol Police Cameras
Hillary Clinton: Republicans Worried About Crime Not 'Too Bothered' By Paul Pelosi Attack
Letter Allegedly From Oath Keeper Founder To Donald Trump Read In Sedition Trial


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Q: Kohana - Views Within Views I have problem with passing variables through views. But, first some code
// i enter the url http://localhost/my_projects/blog/index/index
// classes/controller/index.php
class Controller_Index extends Controller
{
    protected $rendered_view;

    public function before()
    {
        $this->rendered_view = View::factory('index')
                ->set('head', View::factory('subpages/head')
                               ->set('title', 'Site title')
                     )
                ->set('nav', View::factory('subpages/nav')
                               ->set('title', 'Site title')
                     )
                ->set('header', View::factory('subpages/header')
                                ->set('h1', 'Header H1')
                     )
                ->set('sidebar', View::factory('subpages/sidebar')
                                ->set('h1', 'Header H1')
                     )
                ->set('content', View::factory('subpages/content')
                                ->set('h2', 'Header H2')
                                ->set('content', 'some content')
                     )
                ->set('footer', View::factory('subpages/footer')
                                ->set('footer', 'some footer')
                     );
    }

    public function action_index()
    {
        $this->response->body($this->rendered_view);
    }
}

And in view index i pass variables to the default view:
// views/index.php
echo View::factory('default')->set('head', $head);
echo View::factory('default')->set('nav', $nav);
echo View::factory('default')->set('header', $header);
echo View::factory('default')->set('sidebar', $sidebar);
echo View::factory('default')->set('content', $content);
echo View::factory('default')->set('footer', $footer);

And i try in display view i try "echo" variables:
// views/default.php
echo $head;
echo $nav;
echo $header;
echo $sidebar;
echo $content;
echo $footer;

And it throw error:
ErrorException [ 2 ]: file_put_contents(/some_path/application/logs/2011/02/23.php): failed to open stream: Permission denied ~ SYSPATH/classes/kohana/log/file.php [ 81 ]

If i write something like that:
// views/default.php
include Kohana::find_file('views', 'default');

it display valid;

A: chmod 777 /some_path/application/logs/2011/02/23.php file and all directory /some_path/application/logs/ recursively
UPD:
maybe
// views/index.php
echo View::factory('default')
->set('head', $head)
->set('nav', $nav)
->set('header', $header)
->set('sidebar', $sidebar)
->set('content', $content)
->set('footer', $footer);

A: What's happening is Kohana is throwing an exception and trying to log the error, but can't save the log file.
Make sure /application/logs is writable (755, or 777 on some servers)


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La linfoadenopatia, in medicina, è l'ingrossamento dei linfonodi di qualsiasi natura. Tale anomalia può essere dovuta o a una crescita improvvisa delle cellule costituenti, oppure a un'invasione da parte di cellule normalmente non presenti. Tra le regioni corporee visitabili dall'esterno, si manifesta soprattutto ai lati del collo, a livello toracico sopra le clavicole e all'inguine.

Quando l'infezione colpisce il canale linfatico l'infezione assume il nome di linfangite; un tempo tale manifestazione veniva chiamata «linfatismo».

La linfoadenopatia può essere benigna, come accade spesso nei bambini, e in tal caso non preoccupa la persona infetta; è denominata benigna secondo lo studio di alcune variabili. Fra esse vi ritroviamo:
 Variabilità del follicolo: determinazione della dimensione del centro germinativo;
 Assenza di invasione della parte grassa o della capsula;
 Attività mitotica circoscritta al centro germinativo;
 Localizzazione corticale e che vi sia una distribuzione non omogenea dei follicoli.

Eziologia
Le cause scatenanti possono essere primarie o secondarie: tra le primitive vi sono quelle dovute a una patologia che ha origine nel linfonodo, come nel caso di neoplasie del tessuto linfatico, mentre nelle secondarie la patologia ha origine in contesti diversi dal linfonodo, come nel caso di un ascesso dentario. Un'altra causa è l'infezione da HIV. Fra i vari tipi di sintomatologia che manifestano delle malattie correlate alla linfoadenopatia ritroviamo quelle:
 Immunosoppressive (AIDS)
 Autoimmuni (sarcoidosi)
 Tumorali (forme di leucemia)
 Reattive (forme di tubercolosi)

Linfoadenomegalia
Quando i linfonodi raggiungono un diametro di almeno 2 cm, l'ingrandimento è considerato francamente patologico e si parla di "linfoadenomegalia". Tale evento è meno frequente rispetto alla comune linfoadenopatia. Analogamente, può essere dovuta a cause benigne (soprattutto infezioni) o maligne (metastasi, linfomi).

Note

Bibliografia

 Chris Jennings (1993). Capire e prevenire l'AIDS: un libro per ognuno

Voci correlate
 Linfoma
 Leucemia
 Ematologia
 Malattia di Kikuchi-Fujimoto
 Malattia di Castleman
 Radiologia del sistema linfatico
 Tomografia a emissione di positroni

Altri progetti

Ematologia

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Top 20 Philosophical Quotes in English 2019, if you are searching for someone of the best and most popular quotes on the topic of philosophical than you are at the right collection, don't forget to share!
1. The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in developing the capacity to enjoy less.
2. It's strange how simple things become, once you see them clearly.
3. If you want something you never had, you have to do something you've never done.
4. Be a free thinker and don't accept everything you hear as truth. Be critical and evaluate what you believe in.
5. Someone you haven't even met yet is wondering what it'd be like to know someone like you.
6. Experience without theory is blind, but theory without experience is more intellectual play.
7. One small crack does not mean that you are broken, it means that you were put to the test and you didn't fall apart.
8. I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing.
9. The trick is to enjoy life. Don't wish away your days, waiting for better ones ahead.
10. Like a reject and she's always gonna want him but I won't always be waiting. I just hope she finds some good stuff when the bad stuff.
11. You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversion.
12. Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.
13. They muddy the water, to make it seem deep.
14. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
15. A man who has not passed through the inferno of his passions has never overcome them.
16. One day or day one. You decide.
17. Be as you wish to seem.
18. Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings.
19. Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.
20. I destroy my enemies when I make them my friends.


If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident and you are not at fault, you can sue the at fault party for compensation. You have two years from the date of the accident to start your claim. You can sue for pain and suffering, lessened enjoyment of life, loss of income if you cannot return to work and loss of competitive earning potential if you have returned to work but under modified conditions since the accident. Your family members can also sue for loss of care, guidance and companionship, which they have suffered in their relationship with you since the accident. Rest assured we will negotiate, mediate and litigate to ensure you and your loved ones receive maximum compensation and maximum care in a timely manner.
If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident as a driver, passenger, pedestrian or cyclist, you are entitled to compensation whether it's your fault or not.
Depending on your circumstances, you may be entitled to accident benefits such as medical benefits, caregiver benefits, attendant care benefits (if you cannot take care of yourself as you used to prior to the accident), housekeeping benefits and income replacement benefits (if you are unable to return to work as a result of the accident). We will assist you in the complex process of applying for benefits from the insurance companies and ensure you receive your full entitlement to all benefits.


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Granary. Early C19. Timber framed with horizontal weather boarding on 8- staddle supports. 2 courses of stone slates then plain clay tiles on a hipped roof. Vertical boarded door. A comparatively rare survival in Somerset.


'My conscience is clear'. 'The army as a whole, I can give the assurance that we never committed war crimes". . . . . Brave, not to say fighting talk from Sarath Fonseka in an interview feature in the UK Guardian published today.
Simply ascribing the crimes committed by the Sri Lankan military in the final stages of the civil war to the acts of 'individual offenders', as he does here, is at best delusional on Fonseka's part, at worst a case of being knowingly 'economical' with the truth.
Overall, the irresistible force of international human rights focus on the final stages of Sri Lanka's bloody civil war looks to be on course for continuing confrontation with the irremovable object of Colombo's steadfast official refusal to come to terms with, less still address, what really happened in the North in 2009.


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A classically trained artist, Eleinne began painting at the young age of 8. Her early training still influences her work today and she can remember painting plein air in oils as early as age 9.
Eleinne's inviting landscapes are reminiscent of the early Luminists and American Tonalists. Her use of radiant light and luminescence draws viewers into these beautiful scenes. She is inspired by legendary painters Thomas Moran and George Inness and is continually striving to achieve a timeless quality in her paintings.
A professional and full-time artist since 2004, Eleinne has participated in many national shows to much acclaim.She was invited to participate in prestigious Maynard Dixon Country show in 2009.She has been invited to show her works at the National Arts Club and the Salmagundi Club in New York as well as the Autry National Center as part of the 101st Gold Medal Show of the California Art Club.In 2012, she won the $15,000 Grand Prize of the 1st Annual Plein Air Salon, hosted by Plein Air Magazine.


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package com.greendot.entity.product;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.builder.EqualsBuilder;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.builder.ReflectionToStringBuilder;
import org.hibernate.Hibernate;

import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.DiscriminatorValue;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Objects;

import static org.apache.commons.lang3.builder.ToStringStyle.SIMPLE_STYLE;

/**
 * @author matt.d.vickery@greendotsoftware.co.uk
 * @since 11/3/16.
 */
@Entity
@DiscriminatorValue("G")
public class Good extends Product implements Serializable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    @Column(name = "BATCH", length = 512)
    private String batch;

    @Column(name = "REFERENCE_IDENTIFIER", length = 512)
    private String referenceIdentifier;

    public String getBatch() {

        return batch;
    }

    public Good setBatch(final String batch) {

        this.batch = batch;
        return this;
    }

    public String getReferenceIdentifier() {

        return referenceIdentifier;
    }

    public Good setReferenceIdentifier(final String referenceIdentifier) {

        this.referenceIdentifier = referenceIdentifier;
        return this;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(final Object o) {

        if (o == null)
            return false;
        if (this == o)
            return true;
        if (!(Hibernate.getClass(o).equals(Good.class)))
            return false;

        final Good good = (Good) o;
        if ((getProductId() != null) && (good.getProductId() == getProductId()))
            return true;
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        return false;
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        if (getProductId() != null)
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Q: Include and exclude string output when rendering jinja2 template via filtering I'm trying to construct a template to support configuration lines for a specific console platform.
The running-configuration is in this following format:
Example 1:
/settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_mode=static
/settings/network_connections/ETH0/pv4_address=10.0.0.10
/settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_bitmask=24
/settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_gateway=10.0.0.1

If you want to configure the following above lines, it's prepended by the word "set" like this:
Example 2:
set /settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_mode=static
set /settings/network_connections/ETH0/pv4_address=10.0.0.10
set /settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_bitmask=24
set /settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_gateway=10.0.0.1

In my jinja2 template, I have something like this:
Example 3
{{ set| remediation }} /settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_mode=static
{{ set| remediation }} /settings/network_connections/ETH0/pv4_address=10.0.0.10
{{ set| remediation }} /settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_bitmask=24
{{ set| remediation }} /settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_gateway=10.0.0.1

I want to be able to render the template and be able to output what I have in Example 2 (with 'set') as well as the ability to output as Example 1 (without 'set') using a boolean variable (with_remediation). If True, include 'set' - else exclude 'set'. In Example 3, 'remediation' being a embedded custom filter.
import jinja2

loader = jinja2.FileSystemLoader('/tmp')
env = jinja2.Environment(autoescape=True, loader=loader)

def remediation(input,with_remediation):
    """Custom filter"""
    if(with_remediation):
        return input
    else:
        return ""

env.filters['remediation'] = remediation
temp = env.get_template('template.jinja2')
temp.render(set="set")

But I'm unsure of how to pass the variable 'with_remediation' into the function remediate.
I have tried following the example Embed custom filter definition into jinja2 template? provided in the answer, but not sure if it will help in what I'm trying to achieve.
Also, how can I code it so 'set' can be any 'string' I want it to be? Must I include every string I want to use in the temp.render(set="set") line? For example; temp.render(set="set", delete="delete",rename="rename") or if there a more efficient way of tackling this?

A: I was able to get resolve it by doing this; output 'set' by setting with_remediation to True; exlude output 'set' by setting with_remediation to False:
import jinja2

loader = jinja2.FileSystemLoader('/tmp')
env = jinja2.Environment(autoescape=True, loader=loader)

with_remediation = True

def remediation(input):
    """Custom filter"""
    if(with_remediation):
        return input
    else:
        return ''

env.filters['remediation'] = remediation
temp = env.get_template('template.jinja2')
temp.render(set='set')

Template:
{{ set | remediation }}/settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_mode=static
{{ set | remediation }}/settings/network_connections/ETH0/pv4_address=10.0.0.10
{{ set | remediation }}/settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_bitmask=24
{{ set | remediation }}/settings/network_connections/ETH0/ipv4_gateway=10.0.0.1


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Greek Neo-Nazi Party HQ goes Ka-Boom, Anarchists take responsibility
Anarchists in Greece allegedly attacked the headquarters of racist neo-nazi party Golden Dawn last week. According to the corporate media, a powerful bomb fucked up the structure of the building and blew off a door "clean off." Unfortunately no boneheads were hurt. Capitalist media report below.
(Reuters) – A little-known anti-fascist group said on Saturday it was behind a bomb attack on an office of Greece's far-right Golden Dawn party this week that ripped through a wall and smashed windows but caused no injuries.
The dynamite-packed device was planted outside a branch of the party, whose popularity has surged during Greece's debt crisis.
The Anti-Fascist Front said in an Internet statement that it was behind Tuesday's pre-dawn attack near Athens. It said it was affiliated with the Informal Anarchist Federation (FAI), a group which has claimed several attacks across Europe, mostly in Italy.
"We decided to hit Golden Dawn's offices because we believe that you have to hit out at fascists first, before they hit you," the Front said.
The authenticity of its claim could not immediately be verified and a Greek police source said the group was not known to the security services.
Greek activists and politicians have called for the ultra-nationalist Golden Dawn to be banned. Its members have been seen giving Nazi-style salutes and its emblem resembles a swastika, but the party denies it is neo-Nazi.
Messages signed by the FAI were included in letter bombs sent last year to the Italian tax agency Equitalia, Germany's Deutsche Bank and the Greek embassy in Paris.
The Equitalia bomb blew off the finger of its director general.
People affiliated with the group also claimed responsibility for shooting and wounding an executive at Italian nuclear engineering firm Ansaldo Nucleare earlier this year.
G20 Hamburg – Demo Rave & Snatch Squads
Hamburg, Germany – Unicorn Riot spent their second day covering the events around the G20 Summit documenting a demonstration that was a moving dance party. After the crowd thinned, squads of police snatched and arrested protesters.
Savage Fam's Wild Rage
No rap group in the scene at the moment is hitting the issues of colonization, genocide and indigeneity with the lyrical dexterity of Savage Fam.
Run Kanye out of Town
Anarcho rapper Testament disses Jay Z and Kanye West on this oldie but goodie.


Cisco announces the end-of-sale and end-of life dates for the Cisco Nexus 3064PQ Switch. The last day to order the affected product(s) is January 30, 2013. Customers with active service contracts will continue to receive support from the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) as shown in Table 1 of the EoL bulletin. Table 1 describes the end-of-life milestones, definitions, and dates for the affected product(s). Table 2 lists the product part numbers affected by this announcement. For customers with active and paid service and support contracts, support will be available until the termination date of the contract, even if this date exceeds the Last Date of Support shown in Table 1.
Customers are encouraged to migrate to the Cisco Nexus 3064-X Switch. Information about this product can be found at: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps11665/index.html.
For more information about the Cisco Nexus 3064-X Switch, visit http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps11665/index.html, or contact your local account representative.
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* Ahoy September ! *: Back with my 'Tote Bags' !
Back with my 'Tote Bags' !
Besides being a photographer, I started a proper business outta my interests of sewing and painting; when a city bookstore gave me a chance to exhibit my hand-painted bags! They are Walking BookFairs. They have a neat little space which is a book store plus an open hangout place. They travel across in a van full of books to spread the word of reading habit. Read more - here!
My setup at the event place!
The Book store and the people visiting.
The shack - books, tea and art works on sale.


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Morfologia
 Pokrój Bylina dorastająca do 5–10 m wysokości. Pędy są pnące, owłosione, nieco zdrewniałe.
 Liście Ich blaszka liściowa ma kształt od owalnego do owalnie trójkątnego. Mierzy 5–9,5 cm długości oraz 3,2–7,7 cm szerokości, ma sercowatą nasadę i wierzchołek od tępego do ostrego. Ogonek liściowy jest omszony i osiąga 8–10 mm długości.
 Kwiaty Zebrane w grona w kątach pędów lub na ich szczytach w wiechy dorastające do 15–22 cm długości. Listki okwiatu mają kształt od owalnego do okrągłego i różową barwę, mierzą do 15–32 mm długości.
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Q: Use parcelable with safe args in navigation components I want to use Parcelable with the Navigation Components and Safe Args in version 1.0.0-alpha07. Although since alpha 03 Parcelable should be supported by Safe Args, but I'm not able to use them. The only way to use it is with app:argType="android.os.Parcelable" which doesn't seem like the right way for me.
If I use only app:argType="Parcelable" there is no import generated in the generated classes.
Therefore what's the right way to use Parcelable with Safe Args?

A: You need Android Studio 3.3 and above.
Create parcelable object, then go to navigation editor, select destination for which you want to create argument. Then click on add icon on arguments section on the right:

Then select custom parcelable from drop down list:

And choose your parcelable class:


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El Salvador Plans to Create a 'Bitcoin City' and Raise $1 Billion Via a 'Bitcoin Bond'
By Arjun Kharpal, CNBC	• Published November 22, 2021 • Updated on November 22, 2021 at 3:42 am
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El Salvador plans to construct a "Bitcoin City" near a volcano that will be funded by the cryptocurrency, the country's President Nayib Bukele announced Saturday.
The city will have residential and commercial areas, services, entertainment, restaurants and an airport.
El Salvador also plans to raise about $1 billion via a "Bitcoin Bond" in partnership with Blockstream, a digital assets infrastructure company.
The city will have residential and commercial areas, services, entertainment, restaurants and an airport and will be built near Conchagua volcano in south eastern El Salvador.
Construction will begin in 2022 and the city will have no taxes except from value added tax (VAT).
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In June, El Salvador passed a law making it the first country in the world to accept bitcoin as legal tender. But not all of its population is on board with the move.
In September, thousands of people took the streets to protest against the law, fearing the introduction of the cryptocurrency could lead to instability in the central American nation.
The country has also launched a bitcoin wallet to allow citizens to use the cryptocurrency.
Separately, El Salvador plans to raise about $1 billion via a "Bitcoin Bond" in partnership with Blockstream, a digital assets infrastructure company. Half of the funds will be used to buy bitcoin, while the other $500 million will go toward energy and bitcoin mining infrastructure, the government said.
Mining is the energy-intensive process of creating new bitcoin by solving cryptographic puzzles. El Salvador said it plans to use geothermal energy from the volcano to power this.
Samson Mow, chief strategy officer at Blockstream, said that there is a five-year lock-up on the bond which is designed to take $500 million of bitcoin off the market for that period of time.
Investors in the bond will get an annual special dividend, Blockstream said.
Bitcoin has fallen about 16% from its record high of $68,990.90 which it reached earlier this month, but it is still up more than 90% this year.
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The Sylvia Young Theatre School seeks to create a happy working environment where students can enjoy learning, staff
can enjoy teaching and students can achieve their potential academically, vocationally, socially, morally and creatively.
Assessment at the Sylvia Young Theatre School supports individual students in the achievement of his or her full learning potential and fosters the development of self-esteem and personal responsibility.
This takes place with the involvement of staff, students and parents. The Sylvia Young Theatre School recognises that assessment does not need to be in the form of formal examinations but can be a progression within the school maximising the potential of each individual student. Assessment is the obtaining, analysing and interpreting evidence for use by both pupils and teachers to enable the review, planning and improvement of learning. It is fully integrated with the delivery of the curriculum and is an essential component of classroom practice.
The Sylvia Young Theatre School aims to practice forms of assessment that:
Promote and support learning
Informs teaching
Is both informative and summative
Uses appropriate and diverse strategies
Recognises pupil progress in all areas of the curriculum
Develops self-assessment for all members of the school
Develops shared responsibility between school and home
Assessment and recording (academic):
Internal assessment and recording
Consistent record keeping by all teachers allows the effective monitoring of student progress and the regular evaluation of teaching content/styles/methods.
Good practice encourages:
Common assessment marks/grades recorded in teacher mark books
Homework grades recorded in teacher mark books
Regular informal assessment as part of the learning process
Regular formal testing in all subjects for all year groups. This may take the form of half termly tests, end of topic tests or end of unit / module tests. Testing may take the form of written tests or oral / speaking assessments or a combination of both
End of year or end of Key Stage tests in subjects where this is appropriate
Mock GCSE examinations in January of each year for year 11 in all subjects taken
Teacher records are used to inform reporting both formal and informal, to students, parents and the school management team.
Assessment and recording (vocational):
Sylvia Young Theatre School operates a detailed system of assessment and reporting. Towards the end of the autumn term students' achievements are reported to parents, in brief, by way of the 'Interim Report'. During the summer term a detailed assessment is made and reported in the students 'Record of Achievement'. Parents log on via a secure link to access reports, prior to parents evening, for parents perusal.
When grading, it is important that a uniform policy is adopted across all departments and across all year groups. All staff therefore use the scale of E to U where E represents the highest achievement, U the lowest.
Dates of parents' afternoons / evenings and reports are published in the school calendar at the start of each academic year.
Staff have school e-mail addresses and if parents have any subject specific queries or concerns then e-mailing the teacher concerned is the best course of action in the first instance.
Parents afternoon
An opportunity for individual appointments with vocational staff during a parents' afternoon are arranged during the school year. Appointments are made on your behalf.
External assessment
Students are assessed externally in public examinations as follows:
GCSE controlled assessment tasks during years 10 & 11 where this forms part of the GCSE examination requirement for the subject
GCSE examinations taken in the Summer term of year 11
Year 6 students are NOT entered for Key Stage 2 SATs tests. Internal testing and teacher assessment are used in year 6.
Homework is an important part of every student's learning experience that helps them to make more rapid progress. It provides students with the experience of working by themselves to consolidate or extend work covered in school. It also establishes and develops good study habits, time management, self-discipline, commitment and perseverance that are so valuable in the future of life long learning and adaptability. Homework must be viewed as important by staff, students and parents / guardians.
Purposes of homework
encouraging students to develop the skills, confidence and motivation needed to study effectively on their own;
consolidating and reinforcing skills and understanding developed at school;
extending school learning and encouraging broad and original thinking;
encouraging reading for information and for pleasure;
sustaining the involvement of parents and carers in the management of students' learning and keeping them informed about the work students are doing;
managing particular demands such as GCSE coursework.
Setting, recording and quantity of homework
The general expectation is that staff will set at least one piece of homework per subject per week. However, extended tasks may be set, particularly at GCSE level, which may take several weeks.
Homework tasks for each subject should take an average of 30 minutes in Years 6 & 7 increasing to an average of an hour per subject by Year 10.
Homework tasks are recorded by students in their diaries which are checked and signed weekly by parents / carers and form tutors. Tasks are also displayed by staff on the noticeboards for each year group on the 3rd floor for the benefit of students who were absent when the work was set.
In addition to homework tasks, students who have been absent due to professional work, or other reasons, have to catch up with missed classwork. The school has a clear procedure and proforma in place for setting of such work which is known as 'CW1 work'.
Failure to submit homework on time without a reasonable explanation results in a letter home and may also generate a detention.
Appropriate tasks for homework
Homework time should not regularly be used simply for "finishing off" work carried out in class as this can place too heavy a burden on some students and too light a demand on others. However, there are occasions on which this type of homework may be necessary / appropriate.
Appropriate homework tasks will vary considerably between different subjects but might include:
tasks to consolidate classwork;
extension tasks;
reading;
research;
preparation for forthcoming work;
learning tasks / revision
Homework tasks should be differentiated, where possible, to allow students to achieve at their own level.
Feedback for students
Homework should be handed in / completed by the agreed time and feedback should generally be given to students by the following week. Extended tasks such as GCSE coursework obviously take a lot longer to assess and feedback should be given as soon as is practical and possible after the work has been submitted.
Feedback is given through written and verbal comments and, where appropriate, by marks, grades or National Curriculum Levels. Comments are used to recognise good work / effort / progress and also to give suggestions and targets for improvement.
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