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Golden Predator CEO: First Nation Community Engagement Key to Project Success
Investing News Network - February 6th, 2019
Golden Predator CEO Janet Lee-Sheriff shares the importance of its First Nation community relations and the company's ongoing work at its Yukon-based gold projects.
Golden Predator (TSXV:GPY) CEO Janet Lee-Sheriff believes that fostering strong community relations, like the company has done with First Nation communities in the Yukon, is vital to de-risking a resource project.
In the interview below, Lee-Sheriff provides an overview of the company's 3 Aces and Brewery Creek projects, and outlines the next steps for each property. She also speaks to the other work Golden Predator has been doing with regards to bulk sampling and its Yukon Mint subsidiary.
Below is a transcript of our interview with Golden Predator CEO Janet Lee-Sheriff. It has been edited for clarity and brevity.
Investing News Network: Please tell us a bit about your company.
Golden Predator CEO Janet Lee-Sheriff: We're in the Yukon and we have two main gold assets: the 3 Aces project in Southeast Yukon and the Brewery Creek project near Dawson, both of which are completely road accessible, which is important to the company. We have a pilot processing plant in Watson Lake, Yukon that we use to process our own bulk samples.
We also have a wholly-owned subsidiary called the Yukon Mint, with a registered trademark in United States, at which we make gold coins.
INN: Please tell us about Yukon gold. Given the region's history, how rich are the deposits when it comes to gold still in the ground in the Yukon?
JL-S: I don't think anybody knows the true extent. There are so many discoveries going on right in the Yukon. Not only in the areas around our project, but in the White Gold region. I think the Yukon's potential is completely untapped. For many years, you could only operate seasonally. Now, however, we don't operate seasonally. We're year-round, we have roads, we have infrastructure in place. Until the the '60s or '70s, you could only access it by helicopter. The region is 40 to 50 years behind, and I think the next few decades are gonna be game-changers for the Yukon.
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INN: Please tell us about the 3 Aces project.
JL-S: 3 Aces is in Southeast Yukon with high-grade gold, originally discovered at surface, at about 4,000 g/t gold. It's a big project, 357 square kilometers, and it's complex.
We have drilled about 300 holes and have put out news recently that we feel we understand the project, why we're getting high-grade outcrops at surface, and the model that is in place. Everything's on the website: there are maps that show what we have projected and conceptualized moving forward.
There's something that looks like its deep, and we have found a number of feeder structures that come off of two parallel structures. They're showing continuity at depth, which is at 500 meters down depth and 200 meters step-out. It's running over an approximate 4.5-kilometer trend of mineralization and it's pushing through any type of rock out there.
We are also doing a bulk sample under our 10,000-tonne-per-year permit. We have completed the blasting and we're pushing it through our own pilot plant. That is teaching us a lot about the project. We did five-meter spacing drilling, for grade reconciliation.
With this five-meter spacing, however, we're missing veins. It's just the kind of project where you really need to do bulk sampling to get a better handle on it. So, we're quite excited. The plants wrapped up in November for a few months and they'll be starting up again next month. We will be reporting on the reconciliation from the plant.
INN: What is the implication of the news you released during VRIC?
JL-S: This news was from the down dip. It was the deepest drilling done to date on the project, the 500-meter down dip extension from the outcrop. It was seven holes; we tested out a model and we're happy with what we see there. I think it's really something that is gonna be able to allow us to have more efficient drilling. There will probably be less of it this year, but a lot more effective.
INN: How is it that as an exploration company you are already developing coins from your product?
JL-S: We are using bulk sampling, which is a very underutilized exploration tool in Canada. We do it because of the type of project 3 Aces is. We're very fortunate to have excellent metallurgy. We have seen 87 percent recovery rates at our plant without the use of chemicals. We use water and gravity only, with no discharge to the system. This gives us gold that we process through our Mint so we can have a product at the end of this process. It involves the community: we work with Kaska artists, and use their designs on the coins.
It's just something that allows us to be different to other juniors; we have this ability. We could have done what a lot of people do and send their bulk samples out of country, to the US or China, but it was important for us to do it locally, keep the knowledge local, and retain the knowledge ourselves. It also helps us bring economic benefits right into the community.
INN: Besides the coins, what else are you doing on the exploration front and what should we expect to see in your news feed in 2019?
JL-S: At Brewery Creek we did metallurgical drilling last year, and that is what we're using to enhance the project's preliminary economic assessment (PEA). One issue that I would say exists with Brewery Creek is that the internal rate of return is not high enough for writing a check to put it into production. It's at 19 percent and I don't think people are going to write a check unless it's 30 percent to 40 percent.
We see a number of ways to improve the economics while we conduct further exploration. For instance, we have found some new areas in which to continue drilling. These are three more targets that we'll test at the end of this winter. We are also looking at different types of leaching options for the project that might enhance the economics.
We will work towards updating the PEA, and then find a joint venture partner with deeper pockets than we have, we expect it will be $75 million of CAPEX to get the project into production. Over 1.0 g/t, 850,000 ounces, with lots of potential and unexplored territory on the property. We think it's ideally suited in for a mid-tier company.
INN: What are the next steps?
JL-S: At Brewery Creek, we are waiting to see the metallurgical results that are coming back in the next 30 to 60 days.
We'll be moving into the PEA and looking at how to go through the permitting process in an effective manner. We an existing quartz mining license and we have a water license. It's in temporary closure, but the pits are there, the infrastructure is there, which is why it has such low CAPEX cost to get back into production.
INN: What is the plan once you have the results? Would you look at a joint venture?
JL-S: We'd like to stay part of the project in the case of a joint venture as we think that we add a lot of value with our community relations. I've lived and worked in the Yukon for 30 years. That's 30 years of working with First Nation communities. I think we bring a lot of very progressive and proactive approaches to involving the community and making sure that they're benefiting from the work we do.
INN: From an investor perspective, why would I want to support a company with strong community relationships?
JL-S: I think that investor risk is better managed by a company having strong community relations. You de-risk the project by engaging early and often. Often what happens is that exploration budgets are really tight, as all the money gets put into the ground. The project goes to somebody that puts it through development and production, and that's when you can run into community challenges.
These issues usually stem from a lack of communication and education. Our philosophy is to engage early, bringing as much education, awareness and understanding as possible, and deal with the issues upfront before the project is too far along. The communities want contracts, they want jobs, they want to take care of the land. At 3 Aces this year, we ran an innovative program called the 'Elders in Residence' program. We actually had First Nation elders live with us all season at camp.
They were from two different communities and we had them rotate each week. We had about 80 elders through the whole program. It was an open-door approach to everything and it changed our relationship dramatically.
INN: It sounds like you're working proactively to keep strong First Nation relationships.
JL-S: Very much so. This is not only for traditional knowledge and communication, but to make sure contracts are there. With the Elders in Residence program, we saw hard labor retention at around 90 percent and that wasn't just with the Kaska citizens. That was also with non-Kaska, non-Yukoners. It really, I think, humanized the project. It just changed all the dynamics.
There is value to the company because we were addressing a cause but there were also cost savings from the labor perspective. We just really feel that it's a good beginning. It's not the end. There's a political process to deal with the leadership. You have to go through that. But it's really important that the community know you.
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Sweetman, Robert, ed. In the Phrygian Mode: Neo-Calvinism, Antiquity and the Lamentations of Reformational Philosophy. Lanham, Md.: Institute for Christian Studies and University Press of America, 2007.
Papers from the conference "Antiquity and the Reformed tradition" held in the summer of 1995 at Knox College, University of Toronto, under the auspices of the Institute for Christian Studies and the Dooyeweerd Centre for Christian Philosophy.


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Q: Meteor dynamic form generation I have a survey form I would like an admin to be able to add more questions to on the fly. The way I'm thinking of doing this is to have the admin add questions to a Questions collection with several properties e.g:
{
    "description" : "desc",
    "fieldType" : "textField",
    "sortOrder" : 1,
    "dataType" : "text",
    "_id" : "eFopP8XFgY8Br93fA"
}

and then on the client side, loop through these using an #each block and a dynamic template like so:
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Now the "fieldType" field would correspond to the name of a stored template e.g
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        <input id="{{_id}}" type="{{dataType}}" class="validate">
        {{description}}

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and inside these templates would have different input fields depending on the type.
I have two issues:

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*Is this a good way to go about this problem?

*If it is, how would you be able to get the values of these input fields when saving the answers (as we don't know what fields could be there at compile time)

A: Regarding your first question, I agree with @Kyll regarding autoform  and I think you can pass the schema as a json object dynamically.
Regarding your 2nd question, please check SO question Dynamically add form fields in meteorjs where you will find answer to your second question. You can easily grab value of all fields in your dynamically created form using .serializeArray() JQuery serializeArray

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The McKenzie book on back exercises came through the post today and, as I suspected, it's pretty much the same as the exercises the NHS physio gave me a couple of months ago. Those worked at the time, but then I got worse again. Probably, in retrospect, because I was still doing a sucky job sitting in a crap chair at a desk, a substantial portion of which, I suspect, started life as a door.
Again, things are improving, slowly: I tried one or two of the exercises this morning and did in fact feel some improvement, so perhaps all the online praise does indeed count for something. The nice thing about having the book is it explains why your back is the way it is. The physio I had was nice enough, but had a bad habit of forgetting she wasn't talking to another physio and flinging a horrendous variety of technical terms at me before flinging me, really none the wiser, out the door again.


Foreign investors may be limited in purchasing shares offered through a rights issue, as part of the revision of a presidential regulation on the so-called negative investment list, says a minister, the Jakarta Post reported.
"Companies in which foreign ownership is limited should be regulated in case a rights issue opens up the possibility of an increase in foreign shares through a rights issue in the stock market. This should refer to the negative investment list," Coordinating Economic Minister Hatta Rajasa was quoted as saying Friday.
The list regulates the percentage of foreign ownership in certain business sectors, including telecommunications, health, education and agriculture.
"If there is a proposal for a company to grow, we should not limit foreign ownership, but give local partners the first preference," he said.
"It should be arranged whether shares of a rights issue, in a certain time period, can be bought back by the company," he added.
Hatta said the proposal would still be discussed with the Capital Market and Financial Institutions Supervisory Agency (Bapepam-LK). A rights issue is a way in which a company can sell new shares to raise capital.
The government is revising the 2007 presidential regulation on the negative investment list to ensure a more competitive investment climate, seeing the need to attract more investment to Indonesia's consumption-driven economy.
Indonesia needs a total investment of nearly 2,000 trillion rupiah ($214 billion) in the 2010-2014 period to accelerate infrastructure projects, the backbone of the economy, according to the National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas).
Of that amount, the government can provide only about 900 billion rupiah, Bappenas said.
Investment Coordinating Board head Gita Wirjawan, said the revision would be more accommodating to businesses and would be comprehensive rather than regressive. He said earlier the revision would be finished by March.


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There are not so many apps for iPhone, which can give you the real experience of skating. I did see some for the iPad, but Mike V survives among these lists with such an eye-catching graphics, interesting gameplay and easier controls.
Mike V is a well-made app on your iPhone or iPod Touch (iPad too) that delivers a high quality skating experience with simple sliding of your fingers. This app holds three levels of skating, which comes with a bunch of options to customize your character, playing locations and more.
Three modes in Mike V are Career, Free Skate and a Multiplayer mode. Free Skate mode is for novice players, who can go ahead with simple skating without many hassles on their way. Career mode is for people who are little familiar with playing the app. This level contains various obstacles on the playing area, which needs your expertise in virtual skating. Final one is the Multiplayer mode, which allows you to challenge an opponent.
The app is featured with local leaderboards and GameCenter as well. You can watch out for the highest scores from the main screen and there are options available to adjust the game and audio settings. The app looks very decent with the HD images and brilliant graphics on the skating screen.
After choosing a level, you have to customize your character, choose your skate board and the location where you are going to skate. Some choices are open by default and the others need to be unlocked or buy. The controls of the app are intuitive and very easy for the users to play with. Somehow the analog stick or accelerometer makes little uncontrolled while skating, but totally it's a pleasure to play with this app.
For multiplayer, this app works on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as well. Mike V is a universal app so that you can play it on a bigger screen of your iPad too. The app holds several in-app purchases for unlocking more locations and levels. I would recommend going through the tutorial section first for better understanding of the controls and gameplay.
Mike V: Skateboard Party HD is available on the App Store for just $1.99, which is a great price for such a wonderfully designed application. If you are someone who wish to get a virtual thrill of skating, this app is a must have for you!


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Allen: Colts 'got away from basics' after three 11-5 seasons
After three consecutive 11-5 seasons, the Indianapolis Colts got a little full of themselves.
So said tight end Dwayne Allen about the Colts' 8-8 finish in 2015.
"And, if you remember, 2012, it was a rookie bunch that came together and won that first 11 games, so winning had come easy to us, so we thought," Allen told Bruce Murray and Brady Quinn on the SiriusXM Blitz. "And I think we got away from doing some of the basics. We got away from great preparation, attention to detail and, of course, technique and other things.
Last year allowed Colts to 'refocus'
"So last year was great. And it's crazy with me saying it, but we were able to refocus and make the necessary changes so that we could stay on top of it."
Injuries to quarterback Andrew Luck also played a role in the Colts' struggles last season, although Allen said Luck, too, has been focused on doing whatever is necessary to rebound.
Luck 'isn't fazed by much'
"It's kind of crazy, but Andrew isn't really fazed by much," Allen said. "He signs the largest contract in NFL history and doesn't want to talk about it. It is what it is. That's the same way he is with his play. You see him throw an interception on the field, by the time he gets to the sidelines, he's forgotten about it and it's onto the next play.
"I'm sure that's what he did with last season. As much as he wanted to go out and cut down on mistakes and turnovers, we had other issues around him going wrong and he didn't get off to a great start. This year is a new year and I'm sure he's easily focused and excited to go back out there and continue to play the way he plays.
Wants Luck to play the way he knows how
"When Andrew plays his game, it's good enough for us to win. That's all I want Andrew to do is to continue to go out and play the way that he knows how to play and we'll be successful."
Dunlap: Bengals ready to show more poise over 16 games
The theme for the Cincinnati Bengals' 2016 season was set on the night of Jan. 9.
Keep Your Composure.
Coach Marvin Lewis, his assistants, and veteran players have spent a good portion of the offseason and preseason discussing what happened in the final minutes of the wild-card playoff game the Bengals lost to Pittsburgh that night. They have repeatedly gone over the fact Vontaze Burfict and Adam Jones lost their cool and drew penalties that set up the Steelers' winning field goal.
'More disciplined football team'
"That's one of the big issues that ended our season last year and that's one of the things we look forward to correcting this season," defensive end Carlos Dunlap told Bruce Murray and Brady Quinn on the SiriusXM Blitz. "And that's why we're excited about getting started on Sept. 11 (against the New York Jets). We're a more disciplined football team than we showed that last two minutes of that last game that we played in, so we're going to go out there and show it for 16 games."
What made the message so impactful was that Burfict and Jones were among the players who delivered it, along with Lewis.
Burfict and Jones 'took ownership'
"The players who kind of let (the situation) get the best of them, they took ownership in those two incidents and they apologized to the team and vowed that they wouldn't let it happen again," Dunlap said. "The coaches reflecting on it and hammering that into the rookies in practice as well as in the meeting room, different situations that came up on NFL teams. (Lewis has) shown us those, so we got a combination of both of those so I feel like we're hearing it from both angles."
Arians: Cardinals expect Patriots to use Garoppolo's 'athleticism' in opener
Bruce Arians knows it's coming — the blitz, coverage, formation, blocking scheme, whatever that he hasn't seen before, that no coach or player on the Arizona Cardinals saw during all of the extensive video analysis they've done of the New England Patriots.
'Going to get something you haven't seen'
The Cardinals' coach is counting on the Patriots to spring a surprise or two or three on his team in Sunday's season-opener, which will be highlighted by one major change on New England's part: Jimmy Garoppolo starting in place of suspended Tom Brady.
"Well, the one thing about Coach (Bill) Belichick, you're going to get something you haven't seen," Arians told Alex Marvez and Bill Polian on Late Hits. "He's a great coach and he's always got something new and they're ready for you, both sides of the ball.
Garoppolo is 'extremely accurate'
"We think (with) Jimmy, they're going to use his athleticism. He's extremely accurate. He's 70 percent through the preseason and we have a lot of respect for him coming out of the box. And they do a great job of run after the catch and run after a contact. We have to tackle really well in this game."
Arians fully expects his quarterback, Carson Palmer, to rebound from the four interceptions he threw in the Cardinals' NFC Championship Game loss against Carolina last January.
Palmer 'a workaholic'
"He's a workaholic," Arians said. "That thing was probably over for him a week after the season and he was back at it, full speed ahead.
"I'll bet he texted me 30 times over the weekend. We gave the guys Saturday, Sunday and Monday off, and that's too much time off for him. He has to be around and ready to go. But he is ready to go and I think he'll have another great season."
The coach is excited about the return of Tyrann Mathieu from the knee injury he suffered last season.
"He was voted captain this year and I was happy and proud for him," Arians said. "He's got the locker room on his side, and the first day he practiced, he had two interceptions and you could feel the energy on the defense go up one hundred percent."
Ron Rivera: Cam Newton has 'better feel' for Panthers' offense
The Carolina Panthers didn't avoid looking at the videotape of Super Bowl 50, but only as a teaching tool rather than as any source of motivation for the 2016 season.
"Most of what we did was we used it, the specific plays out of it to look at, we did our cutups more than anything else," coach Ron Rivera told Jim Miller and Pat Kirwan on Movin' The Chains as he prepares his team for Thursday night's season-opener against Denver. "It's one of those things that you want to get past more so than anything else for obvious reasons."
'Most certainly a fashion icon'
Perhaps no one wanted to get past it more than quarterback Cam Newton, who will be remembered for his failure to jump on a fumble late in the game and for a post-game meltdown with the media.
But Rivera has been impressed with the way Newton has handled himself, on and off the field, through the offseason and preseason. The coach even appreciated the way his quarterback helped create a distraction from the Super Bowl fallout by wearing his assortment of hats during news conferences.
"He most certainly is a fashion icon," Rivera said. "He's one of those guys that really just enjoys himself. He had a good offseason. He was able to get away from football for a little bit and enjoy being a father. Then he did the Nickelodeon television show.
Newton was 'focused in on OTAs and minicamp'
"But then once he got back and focused in on OTAs and minicamp, I thought he did really good. I thought he had a real good session in during the spring and then came into training camp ready to roll. And you can see it. He's confident, he really seems to have grown even more so in what we do because he's got an even better feel for our offense right now."

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Q: Populating Google Map Markers from PHP array using json_encode When I use the hard coded javascript array as input for the map markers the markers show up just fine, so I know that the code I'm using to display the markers is good.
My problem is when I try and convert a php multi-array using json_encode, nothing shows up on the map.
The hard coded markers are:
var locations = [
           ['Sausalito', 37.8590937, -122.4852507,'url'],
           ['Sacramento', 38.5815719, -121.4943996,'url'],
           ['Soledad', 36.424687, -121.3263187,'url'],
           ['Shingletown', 40.4923784, -121.8891586,'url']
       ];

and they work.
The php array is:
$locations = array(array(Sausalito, 37.8590937, -122.4852507,'url'),array(Sacramento, 38.5815719, -121.4943996,'url'));

which produces the array,
Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [0] => Sausalito
            [1] => 37.8590937
            [2] => -122.4852507
            [3] => url
        )
    [1] => Array
        (
            [0] => Sacramento
            [1] => 38.5815719
            [2] => -121.4943996
            [3] => url
        )
)

so no problem as yet.
Now when I json_encode the above array
var locations = '<?php echo json_encode($locations); ?>';

it does not get read by the javascript map code. and if I print the variable
document.write(locations);

it shows up as
[["Sausalito",37.8590937,-122.4852507,"url"],["Sacramento",38.5815719,-121.4943996,"url"]]

which kinda looks like the hard-coded above, but it does not get read by the map code which works with the hard-coded data.
Can anyone assist me, please, much appreciated.

A: Remove the single-quotes, otherwise locations will be a string and not an array:
var locations = '<?php echo json_encode($locations); ?>';
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Youths contribute to repurposing decommissioned prisons
The proposed design includes the addition of a rooftop greenhouse, as well as enlarging existing windows to brighten the interiors.
Images courtesy MIT/GrowingChange
GrowingChange, a youth-centered nonprofit organization based in North Carolina, has teamed up with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) architecture and planning students to transform decommissioned work camp prisons in the U.S. into agricultural community centers.
Originally operated by the Department of Transportation, these now-closed institutions are scattered in rural areas across the country, while former inmates, who were once forced to build roads and other infrastructure, have been consolidated into new, larger facilities. GrowingChange worked alongside previously incarcerated youth to develop a strategy for adapting these sites in a way that would be beneficial and positive for surrounding communities. The group opted to transform the campuses into agricultural centers, where community members could come together to grow produce and learn practical skills.
Group Project, a student group from MIT, will help the group design and build their first campus renovation in Wagram, North Carolina.
"They see these sites as places where communities can work together to counter a legacy of incarceration by providing clinical support, education, and vocational training as a means to divert youth from the criminal justice [system]," reads a statement from Group Project. "Their goal is to transform these prison sites into sustainable agriculture and community hubs to provide the community with local healthy food options."
Over the past year, GrowingChange and Group Project have worked in tandem to develop a series of proposals for the Wagram site. Group Project has said they will return to the project site this summer with a large group of architecture and planning students to continue this collaborative effort.
Architecture Collaboration MIT North Carolina Student adaptive reuse repurposing


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Last week, my profile of Rabbi Yoel Gold appeared in The Jewish Home – L.A. edition. Rabbi Gold leads Congregation Bais Naftoli here in Los Angeles, and teaches in a local yeshiva high school, but he is also becoming quite well known due to a series of videos he began making last year.
I got a chance to interview Rabbi Gold, and he said several interesting things about storytelling, particularly it's role in education and how he makes sure his "true stories" are true. He also explains how to identify a "good story" to retell. Check out the interview yourself to see what he said.


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Memorial Day, 1993. When 13-year-old Kyle Vogel discovers the World War II footlocker belonging to his grandfather, Bud, everyone tells Kyle to put it back. Luckily, he ignores them. Although Bud has never talked about the war, he...
Stars: Jonathan Bennett, James Cromwell, John Cromwell, Jackson Bond, Mary Kay Fortier-Spalding, Emily Fradenburgh, Charles Hubbell, Corby Kelly, Chris LeFevere, Steven Luke, Jasper Morgan, Reed Sigmund, Thomas Sellwood, Erin Traxler, Armin Zadeh, Max Gonzales, Rick Fryklund, Scott Eiden
A Witness Protection specialist becomes suspicious of his co-workers when dealing with a case involving high-tech weapons.
Stars: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Vanessa Williams, James Caan, James Coburn, Robert Pastorelli, James Cromwell, Danny Nucci, Andy Romano, Nick Chinlund, Michael Papajohn, Joe Viterelli, Mark Rolston, John Slattery, Robert Miranda, Roma Maffia, Tony Longo, Gerry Becker, John Snyder
Becoming Jane
A biographical portrait of a pre-fame Jane Austen and her romance with a young Irishman.
Genre: Biography, Drama, Romance
Country: Ireland, United Kingdom
Stars: Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy, Julie Walters, James Cromwell, Maggie Smith, Anna Maxwell Martin, Lucy Cohu, Laurence Fox, Ian Richardson, Joe Anderson, Leo Bill, Jessica Ashworth, Eleanor Methven, Michael James Ford, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Elaine Murphy, Guy Carleton, Russell Smith
A rebellious young British bowls player teams with another older and more traditional player to take on the Australian bowls team.
Stars: Paul Kaye, James Cromwell, Alice Evans, Bernard Cribbins, Johnny Vegas, Vince Vaughn, Imelda Staunton, James Fleet, David Ryall, Ian McNeice, Kenneth Cranham, Terry Alderton, Emma Amos, Paul Bentall, Neil Conrich, Pamela Cundell, Josie D'Arby, Mark Dymond
A new reality-style game show, "Treasure Hunt" has invited a cast of contestants, including a Los Angeles cop who's joined to try and make up for an earlier PR blunder, to a tropical island to hunt for a buried treasure worth ten ...
Stars: Treat Williams, Susan Walters, Cliff De Young, Tim Thomerson, Marcia Strassman, Dave Hager, Gretchen Palmer, William Zabka, Eric James Virgets, Renee Ridgeley, Bruce Nozick, Tamara Davies, Robert Clotworthy, Curtis Armstrong, Michael Dudikoff, Nikita Ager, Beau Billingslea, James Cromwell
When retired engineer Frank Corvin (Clint Eastwood) is called upon to rescue a failing satellite, he insists that his equally old teammates accompany him into space.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Thriller
Stars: Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, James Garner, James Cromwell, Marcia Gay Harden, William Devane, Loren Dean, Courtney B. Vance, Barbara Babcock, Rade Serbedzija, Blair Brown, Jay Leno, Nils Allen Stewart, Deborah Jolly, Toby Stephens, Eli Craig, John Asher
Snow Falling on Cedars
A Japanese-American fisherman is accused of killing his neighbor at sea. In the 1950s, race figures into the trial. So does reporter Ishmael.
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Romance
Stars: Ethan Hawke, Max von Sydow, Yûki Kudô, Reeve Carney, Anne Suzuki, Rick Yune, James Rebhorn, James Cromwell, Richard Jenkins, Arija Bareikis, Eric Thal, Celia Weston, Daniel von Bargen, Akira Takayama, Ako, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Zak Orth, Max Wright
The People vs. Larry Flynt
The story of controversial pornography publisher Larry Flynt, and how he became a defender of free speech.
Stars: Woody Harrelson, Courtney Love, Edward Norton, Brett Harrelson, Donna Hanover, James Cromwell, Crispin Glover, Vincent Schiavelli, Miles Chapin, James Carville, Richard Paul, Burt Neuborne, Jan Tríska, Cody Block, Ryan Post, Robert Davis, Kacky Walton, John Ryan
Tortured
An undercover FBI agent faces a moral dilemma when he's asked to torture a member of one of the world's most powerful crime syndicates.
Country: Canada, United States
Stars: Laurence Fishburne, James Cromwell, Kevin Pollak, Paul Perri, Cole Hauser, Robert LaSardo, Emmanuelle Chriqui, James Denton, Jon Cryer, Douglas Arthurs, Brad Kelly, A.C. Peterson, Chilton Crane, Karen Holness, Jordan Alexander, David Abbott, Patrick Sabongui, Shayn Solberg
A strange black entity from another world bonds with Peter Parker and causes inner turmoil as he contends with new villains, temptations, and revenge.
Stars: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Topher Grace, Thomas Haden Church, James Franco, Bryce Dallas Howard, Rosemary Harris, J.K. Simmons, James Cromwell, Theresa Russell, Dylan Baker, Bill Nunn, Bruce Campbell, Elizabeth Banks, Ted Raimi, Perla Haney-Jardine, Willem Dafoe, Cliff Robertson
When the daughter of a well-known and well-respected base commander is murdered, an undercover detective is summoned to look into the matter and finds a slew of cover-ups at West Point.
Country: Germany, United States
Stars: John Travolta, Madeleine Stowe, James Cromwell, Timothy Hutton, Leslie Stefanson, Daniel von Bargen, Clarence Williams III, James Woods, Peter Weireter, Mark Boone Junior, John Beasley, Boyd Kestner, Brad Beyer, John Benjamin Hickey, Rick Dial, Ariyan A. Johnson, John Frankenheimer, Katrina vanden Heuvel
Babe: Pig in the City
Babe, fresh from his victory in the sheepherding contest, returns to Farmer Hoggett's farm, but after Farmer Hoggett is injured and unable to work, Babe has to go to the big city to save the farm.
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Country: Australia, United States
Stars: Magda Szubanski, Elizabeth Daily, Mickey Rooney, James Cromwell, Mary Stein, Danny Mann, Glenne Headly, Steven Wright, James Cosmo, Nathan Kress, Myles Jeffrey, Stanley Ralph Ross, Russi Taylor, Adam Goldberg, Eddie Barth, Bill Capizzi, Miriam Margolyes, Hugo Weaving
The Education of Little Tree
Little Tree is an 8-year-old Cherokee boy who loses his parents during The Great Depression and begins living with his Indian grandparents and learning the Cherokee way of life.
Stars: James Cromwell, Joseph Ashton, Tantoo Cardinal, Mika Boorem, Christopher Heyerdahl, Christopher Fennell, Graham Greene, Leni Parker, Rebecca Dewey, Bill Rowat, Robert Daviau, Norris Domingue, Mark Jeffrey Miller, Gordon Masten, HoJo Rose, Tedd Dillon, James Rae, Alain Goulem
Revenge of the Nerds IV: Nerds in Love
Dudley (Booger) Dawson is about to get married, but the father of the bride doesn't want his daughter to marry a nerd. The nerdy gang needs to set things straight once again.
Stars: Robert Carradine, Curtis Armstrong, Julia Montgomery, Corinne Bohrer, Christina Pickles, Jessica Tuck, Robert Picardo, Stephen Davies, Larry B. Scott, Brian Tochi, James Cromwell, Donald Gibb, Bernie Casey, John Pinette, Gregg Binkley, Diane Robin, James Gleason, Ted McGinley
Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise
The rising college nerds set out to a convention in Florida, but are not welcomed by the Alpha Beta representatives.
Stars: Robert Carradine, Curtis Armstrong, Larry B. Scott, Timothy Busfield, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Andrew Cassese, Donald Gibb, Bradley Whitford, Ed Lauter, Barry Sobel, Tom Hodges, Jack Gilpin, Anthony Edwards, James Hong, Priscilla Lopez, James Cromwell, Jason Julien, Marilyn Caskey
Set in a futuristic world where humans live in isolation and interact through surrogate robots, a cop is forced to leave his home for the first time in years in order to investigate the murders of others' surrogates.
Stars: Bruce Willis, Radha Mitchell, Ving Rhames, Rosamund Pike, Boris Kodjoe, James Francis Ginty, James Cromwell, Jack Noseworthy, Devin Ratray, Michael Cudlitz, Jeffrey De Serrano, Helena Mattsson, Michael Philip, Danny F Smith, Brian Parrish, Jennifer Alden, Shane Dzicek, Andrew Haserlat
The Last Days of Lehman Brothers
The heads of Wall Street's biggest investment banks were summoned to an evening meeting by the US Treasury Secretary, Hank Paulson, to discuss the plight of another - Lehman Brothers. After six months' turmoil in the world's finan...
Stars: Corey Johnson, James Cromwell, David Annen, James Bolam, Michael Brandon, Laura Brook, Josh Dallas, Ben Daniels, Tony Devon, Richard Durden, Henry Goodman, William Hope, Alex Jennings, Michael Landes, Peter Polycarpou, Katrena Rochell, Lauren Ward
A special bond develops between plus-sized inflatable robot Baymax and prodigy Hiro Hamada, who together team up with a group of friends to form a band of high-tech heroes.
Stars: Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit, Jamie Chung, T.J. Miller, Daniel Henney, Damon Wayans Jr., Genesis Rodriguez, James Cromwell, Alan Tudyk, Maya Rudolph, Abraham Benrubi, Katie Lowes, Billy Bush, Daniel Gerson, Paul Briggs, Charlotte Gulezian, David Shaughnessy, Kirk Baily
Fruits of the Heart
The epic tale of a mother and her daughter.
Stars: Clifton Powell, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Cocoa Brown, Dorien Wilson, Niatia 'Lil Mama' Kirkland, Brad James, Dawn Halfkenny, Shacai O'Neal, Duane Finley, Auston Jon Moore, Rhonda Saunders, Scott Deal, Lorenzo Cromwell, Kennedy Chanel, Amy Hui, Isaiah 'Izzy13' Wright, Tari Ayana, Noah Ward
A group of seniors plan to break out of their retirement home.
Stars: James Cromwell, Dennis Waterman, Roy Billing, Shane Jacobson, Jack Thompson, Jacki Weaver, Zachary Wan, Renee Lim, Wayne Mattei, Marco Lukic, Stephen Tongun, Wendy Ticao, Gina Lamprell, Genevieve Mooy, Max Cullen, Tess O'Flaherty, Lachlan Martin, Michael Coumi
When the island's dormant volcano begins roaring to life, Owen and Claire mount a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from this extinction-level event.
Stars: Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Rafe Spall, Justice Smith, Daniella Pineda, James Cromwell, Toby Jones, Ted Levine, Jeff Goldblum, BD Wong, Geraldine Chaplin, Isabella Sermon, Robert Emms, Peter Jason, Kevin Layne, John Schwab, Sam Redford, Charlie Rawes
The story of Thurgood Marshall, the crusading lawyer who would become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice, as he battles through one of his career-defining cases.
Country: China, Hong Kong, United States
Stars: Chadwick Boseman, Josh Gad, Kate Hudson, Sterling K. Brown, Dan Stevens, James Cromwell, Keesha Sharp, Roger Guenveur Smith, Derrick Baskin, Barrett Doss, Zanete Shadwick, John Magaro, Ahna O'Reilly, Jussie Smollett, Rozonda 'Chilli' Thomas, Andra Day, Jeremy Bobb, Jeffrey DeMunn
Set during the last days of the Ottoman Empire, The Promise follows a love triangle between Michael, a brilliant medical student, the beautiful and sophisticated Ana, and Chris - a renowned American journalist based in Paris.
Stars: Oscar Isaac, Charlotte Le Bon, Christian Bale, Daniel Giménez Cacho, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Marwan Kenzari, Angela Sarafyan, Tom Hollander, Numan Acar, Igal Naor, Milene Mayer, Tamer Hassan, Alicia Borrachero, Abel Folk, Jean Reno, James Cromwell, Kevork Malikyan, Lucía Zorrilla
The Laundromat
A widow investigates an insurance fraud, chasing leads to a pair of Panama City law partners exploiting the world's financial system.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Stars: Gary Oldman, Antonio Banderas, AJ Meijer, Arsenio Castellanos, Lucy Morningstar, Meryl Streep, James Cromwell, Jeff Michalski, Jane Morris, Robert Patrick, Chris McLaughlin, Jay Paulson, Melissa Rauch, Juliet Donenfeld, Brock Brenner, Larry Clarke, David Schwimmer, Marsha Stephanie Blake
After the death of Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth II struggles with her reaction to a sequence of events nobody could have predicted.
Country: France, Italy, United Kingdom, United States
Stars: Helen Mirren, Michael Sheen, James Cromwell, Alex Jennings, Roger Allam, Sylvia Syms, Tim McMullan, Robin Soans, Lola Peploe, Douglas Reith, Joyce Henderson, Pat Laffan, Amanda Hadingue, John McGlynn, Gray O'Brien, Dolina MacLennan, Jake Taylor Shantos, Dash Barber
A C.I.A. Agent steps in to stop a former Special Forces Operative on a for-hire mission that poses a global threat.
Stars: Sam Elliott, Timothy Hutton, James Cromwell, William Hope, David Hayman, Jamie Bartlett, Lucy Russell, Jacqueline Chan, Andre Jacobs, Antonio David Lyons, Steven Pillemer, Justin Shaw, Joe Vaz, Garth Breytenbach, Morné Visser, Russel Savadier, Nicholas Pauling, Patrick John Walton
In 2035, a technophobic cop investigates a crime that may have been perpetrated by a robot, which leads to a larger threat to humanity.
Genre: Action, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Stars: Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan, Bruce Greenwood, Alan Tudyk, James Cromwell, Adrian Ricard, Chi McBride, Jerry Wasserman, Fiona Hogan, Peter Shinkoda, Terry Chen, David Haysom, Scott Heindl, Sharon Wilkins, Craig March, Kyanna Cox, Darren Moore, Aaron Douglas
RKO 281
Orson Welles produces his greatest film, Citizen Kane (1941), despite the opposition of the film's de facto subject, William Randolph Hearst.
Stars: Liev Schreiber, James Cromwell, Melanie Griffith, John Malkovich, Brenda Blethyn, Roy Scheider, Liam Cunningham, David Suchet, Fiona Shaw, Anastasia Hille, Roger Allam, Simeon Andrews, William Armstrong, Jay Benedict, Ron Berglas, Paul Birchard, Neil Conrich, Michael Cronin
CIA analyst Jack Ryan must stop the plans of a Neo-Nazi faction that threatens to induce a catastrophic conflict between the United States and Russia's President by detonating a nuclear weapon at a football game in Baltimore, Mary...
Country: Canada, Germany, United States
Stars: Ben Affleck, Morgan Freeman, Ian Mongrain, Russell Bobbitt, James Cromwell, Ken Jenkins, Bruce McGill, John Beasley, Philip Baker Hall, Al Vandecruys, Richard Cohee, Philip Pretten, Alison Darcy, Richard Marner, Ostap Soroka, Robert Martin Robinson, Dale Godboldo, Lee Garlington
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
A wild stallion is captured by humans and slowly loses the will to resist training, yet, throughout his struggles for freedom, the stallion refuses to let go of the hope of one day returning home to his herd.
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Drama
Stars: Matt Damon, James Cromwell, Daniel Studi, Chopper Bernet, Jeff LeBeau, John Rubano, Richard McGonagle, Matt Levin, Adam Paul, Robert Cait, Charles Napier, Meredith Wells, Zahn McClarnon, Michael Horse, Donald Fullilove
A commitment-phobic man goes in search of a bride, including his fed-up girlfriend, to inherit his grandfather's one hundred million dollar inheritance.
Stars: Chris O'Donnell, Renée Zellweger, Artie Lange, Edward Asner, Hal Holbrook, James Cromwell, Marley Shelton, Peter Ustinov, Katharine Towne, Rebecca Cross, Stacy Edwards, Mariah Carey, Sarah Silverman, Jennifer Esposito, Brooke Shields, Lydell M. Cheshier, Robert Kotecki, Pat Finn
A comet is discovered to be on a collision course with Earth. As doomsday nears, the human race prepares for the worst.
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January 30, 2015 • In a session from 1994, the Panamanian pianist plays tunes from Monk and Rollins, as well as his own composition, "Reminisce."
January 23, 2015 • The vibraphonist performs a set of tunes by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Duke Ellington and others.
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Filed Under: Penn State Football Tagged With: Buckeyes, Ohio State, Ohio State Buckeyes
K. John says
I am going to try to get through this post without getting into a rage. I know a lot of Penn State grads who get mad because I am not all in on Franklin and get really mad when I suggest he might be another John Cooper. Those of us old enough to remember the 90s know his Ohio State teams were regularly 10 points better than anyone in the country from a talent standpoint but always found somebody to lose to or I question his recruiting strategy which prioritizes athletes over football players (Mike Mauti, Brandon Short, Jason Cabinda, Navorro Bowman, Dan Connor, the list goes on) leaving huge holes in the roster. Last night highlights why I haven't fully bought into Franklin, and it isn't just him running up the score against Illinois, Pitt and Kent State, though I do hold that against him nor do I apologize for it. Personally, I think people are going to be even more upset after we lose to Sparty. Everything Ohio State did to contain the offense, Sparty can do better, and they won't give up easy yards and first downs because they can spy Trace McSorley on nearly every play. Same for Iowa and Michigan. We'll see about Wisconsin. We have other concerns there, like having them win the time of possession battle two to one and our offense never seeing the field.
The Nittany Turkey says
K. John, you didn't succeed in not getting into a rage.
The Cooper comparison is a bit harsh. All John Cooper ever did is not beat Michigan, relegating OSU to second- or third- fiddle in the B1G. He had a tough act to follow (Earl Bruce) who himself had a tough act to follow (Woody Hayes). However, unlike Franklin, the program was intact when Cooper took it over — no scandals I can recall. (Tattoogate came later). His record was mediocre by the demanding standards of the OSU fan. But he didn't have the mess Franklin walked into.
I'm not excusing Franklin for his role in the OSU losses of the past two years. The defense couldn't close out the game with OSU buried deep in their own territory, and when the game was on the line, Franklin and his brain trust couldn't come up with a play any more imaginative than a zone read that had been failing all night.
Franklin has some challenges this year and beyond. Talking about "great" teams and "elite" teams is way premature. First, the holes have to be filled. I think this is where you and I agree if I read you correctly. We haven't seen depth throughout the roster for many years now, which creates a very fragile situation even if the first-stringers were exceptional. An injury or two, a graduation, a suspension — things that one can count on happening — break this team. If we emphasize the pissing contest for five-star and four-star recruits with the big numbers and NFL aspirations instead of taking care of the business of playing football, we get holes in lots of positions.
Question: Would Joe Moorhead have made that fourth-down call?
What really pissed me off is that Franklin was toe-to-toe with Urbz and he fllinched. Urbz won the stare-down, as he did last year. That series of two time-outs befuddled me — but I'm pretty sure I saw a yellow puddle around Franklin's football shoes.
Well, what I think is we all need to calm down and reflect on this game and this team. Yeah, I was pissed after the results of the play call that ended the game. Yep I was WTF'n all over the place last night. Got so worked up it took me a while before I could get myself calmed down enough to get to sleep.
The sun did come up today and after watching some of the highlights and listening to the players, there are some truths to Franklin's post game "rant".
I will be the first to admit that through whatever hoodoo-voodoo CJF preaches/practices, he has brought this team out of the dark ages of the old brain trust. To use his terms and in my opinion, at the time of the Sandusky thing we were occasionally a good team, but in most seasons under St. Joe we were pretty fucking average. BOB didn't stick around long enough, but he at least got us moving, albeit slowly, in the right direction.
Enter Franklin; con-man, snake oil salesman, successful (?) SEC coach, or whatever term you want to use to describe him, he got us thinking that maybe there really was a sleeping football giant in the middle of Pennsylvania and we could bring talent to the program, put cheeks in the seats with a solid team to refill the coffers and start to leave the dark days in the rear view mirror. So yeah through some balls to the wall recruiting, selling the family atmosphere of his program philosophy, and the quality of the university and alum base, we started to get consistently good and based on the past couple of seasons started to move the needle to the great line. But remember the goal he preached from day one-to be in contention for a national title. Not once every 6 or 7 years like the previous administration (if we were lucky), but every stinking year. Who does that-Alabama, Clemson, OSU, Georgia. The elites. That's where he wants to get our program and that's not easy.
So he's got the recruiting train moving. Did you see the list of talent at the game for the classes of '19 through '21? You need to get that flow of high end talent year in year out. Yeah you can occasionally develop a 2-star recruit into a high round draft choice, but that's not going to get you to that level if that's what you're spending all your time on. Look at Pitt and 90% of the B1G who use that approach and . . . .
You also need the coaches and for that you need the big $$$$. You need to be able to go to one of these programs and get the top guys to leave and come to your program. Seiders is one of those guys, but the TE coach and the guy from Army are not. Right now most of the guys we have are using PS as a stepping stone to a better school. We need guys who want to come here and have their next stop be a HC gig not a lateral move to a better program.
Some of the highlights (lowlights) I re-watched Sunday were:
-Dropped passes albeit not easy catches, but catchable just the same. We have talented receivers, but they are frustratingly inconsistent.
-Lineman missing assignments (sometimes they looked solid and sometime not, just watch the replay of that 4th and 5 play). They're good, but not great yet.
-Special teams. It took our punter three quarters of the game to find his leg and his ability and I found myself looking away on every FG attempt. Only Checa our kickoff guy was consistently keeping OSU from getting a return and that was into both end zones.
-Dumb, stupid, lack of focus penalties. There have been way too many in all five games this year.
-I can't remember tackling being this bad-EVER. We couldn't bust up the screens, and couldn't stop any of their wideouts when we had the chances. We just made those last two OSU drives look way too easy because we couldn't tackle or bust up the blocking on any of those screen plays and they turned what should have been 4-5 yard gains into huge chunks of yardage.
Considering the above, it was only through the sheer grace of OSU playing like shit, Hawkins being lost and McSorely playing like a man possessed that allowed us to run out front like we did for 3 1/2 quarters.
At the beginning of the season, how many people really felt we could beat OSU this year? Last year? Even if we did both years, how many people really thought we were playoff contender worthy at the start of each season? How many people thought we could go undefeated or even have one loss? Yeah, it sucks that we were so close to knocking off OSU the last two seasons and didn't. But the reality is we're not there yet and to get to that elite level Franklin believes we can get to is going to take some time.
Based on what I read today, the play made sense from what they expected OSU to do, but unfortunately OSU came up with an unbelievable stunt on that play from Bosa's replacement and their outside guys blew up our tackles and all three guys had every thing shut down. Even if McSorley had the ball he would have gotten crushed. Putting the ball in his hands doesn't work if he can't do anything with it.
I think Franklin is right, they have to get everyone to recommit to get to that top level and do the things, big and little that the big boys do that are there. If you noticed, we are consistently in the national conversation these days something that was missing for quite awhile.
We're close and I don't think it's going to take all that long to get us there!
Peace. Out!
Hell, no, I won't calm down. I reserve the right to be pissed off until my ire is stoked further by a loss to Moo U.
First of all, what you read by the Sunday morning quarterbacks of BSD, etc., to the effect that if the ball had been given to McSorley for that final play, the results would have been the same, is just a second-guessing handwave. None of us know what would have happened. (Hell, while that last time-out was happening, I was yelling at Franklin to let McSorley MAKE THE DAMN PLAY CALL AT THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE — that "look at me" crap in that situation just makes the top of my head blow off, and I really don't give a shit if that's the way college football is played these days — IT SUCKS! I know McSorely is not Ben Roethlisberger or Tom Brady, but let him call the fucking play, make a quick snap to catch the defense with its pants down, read the defense on the fly… aaaarrrrrrghhhh! I'm naive and full of shit, but that's the way I wanted it, and they didn't deliver, so I must be right — as right as those dicks who write ex post facto analyses on Sunday morning) Sanders had been unable to get anything going all night, the O-Line had been pushed around, and the only thing that kept PSU in the game was McSorley. The boy had 461 yards total offense. He had been making plays all night. I don't give a shit what "might have happened" — he's the guy I want handling the ball when that game that he put so much into is on the line. It is HIS game at that point. It is absolutely crazy to not want to put the ball and the game in his hands. I will go to the grave feeling that Franklin melted down into a puddle of pussy piss right there and lost the stare-down with "elite" Urban Meyer.
Fucking "elite", "great", and "good" are just adjectives. However, the desire to categorize a venture with a single word is indicative of the society we live in today. WAIT… I'm thinking about the famous K. John inspired discussion of elite programs a few years ago right here in this here turkey coop. Seems as if Franklin must have read up on our musings on the subject before he prepared his "emotional post-game speech".
I got the feeling in reading your commentary that you were starting out defending Franklin, but then started thinking about some of the crapitude of this year's team. Juwan Johnson is an enigma — he must be thinking of last night's pussy when he drops some of those easy ones — capable of making circus catches, but inconsistent as hell. The penalties are just plain annoying, but the missed tackles are distressing. When the defense cannot play fundamental football, there's something wrong with the coaching, IMHO.
Yep, it will take time to get to that "elite" level. In the meanwhile, it would be good to see some improvement on the field instead of the same old missed tackles, penalties, and lack of focus.
Have a nice bye week and hope to hell some of these things are fixed before Moo U.
The stunt was irrelevant on the 4th and 5 play. Sanders was tackled for a loss versus no gain. Even if they had picked up the stunt (more on that later), the play was going nowhere because Ohio State had the gap Sanders was trying to hit filled and they had outside contain. I don't buy the argument that the look was right because it wasn't. It is clear they thought they could get away with a last minute shift and catch OSU out of position. To me, that tells me they are not as confident in the offense as they think they are. When you look at the play and how it was developing, the call probably didn't matter because we were not going to convert. Even if the stunt was picked, two defenders were free and standing in the gap the play was designed for. An RPO from that formation would likely have been snuffed out as well.
In my iratitude (one of my crappy neologasms), I forgot to mention that the Nittany Turkey Prognosticator of the Week Pseudo-Award goes to Big Al, whose crystal ball yielded the following prediction:
"After flipping a coin, I decided to take the optimistic option. The Kitties play their best game so far, blow a 10 point 4th quarter lead, and lose 35-31."
Unfortunately, that is how the game went.
Congratulations, Al, on your uncanny fortune-telling!
Big Al says
I'm trying to figure out how State's defense can be so dominant during the 1st three quarters of the game and then completely suck during the final ten minutes. They looked like the defense at the local high school – which routinely allows 50+ points per game – during the Suckeye's last two drives. This is 5th time (USC, Iowa, OSU twice, App State) State's D has collapsed in the 4th quarter during the last 19 games. Trace bailed their sorry asses out in two of those games, but he can't continue to do that when his receivers drop balls and JF/Rahne make boneheaded play calls.
I don't what causing these collapses. But it's starting to look like they're choking – like the tennis player who hasn't doubled faulted until he gets to 5-4 in the 3rd set and then double faults 4 straight times. To be sure of winning, State will have to have a 17 point lead by the mid point of the 4th quarter every time they play a team with a competent quarterback and two decent receiver. That description probably only applies to Moo U and Iowa. So, assuming Trace has one more last minute drive in him, a 10-2 finish is still on the table. Followed a Peach Bowl invitation and another 4th quarter meltdown against UCF.
Last year (or was it the year before?) the excuse was "we're a second-half team." Now, we're a second-half choker.
This meltdown provoked distress similar to 1995 when I was still an NBA fan. My team, the Orlando Magic, had waltzed into the NBA finals. They had talent up the ass, with Shaq, Penny, Horace, 3-D Dennis Scott, and Nick Anderson, but they couldn't close the deal. In Game One, on their home court, steady Nick Anderson, who had had an excellent first-round series against Michael Jordan, missed four free throws in the closing seconds, any one of which if made would have won the game. Instead, they lost, and went on to be swept by Houston. Nick Anderson was never the same after that, and neither were the Magic.
Good teams (let alone "elite" teams) can live through a heartbreaking loss, but in the Magic's (and Anderson's) case, it got into their head. What had been a storybook season crumbled right there on the free-throw line. The Magic fell apart after that and were essentially banished to NBA obscurity. Talent alone cannot redeem a team whose psyche is broken.
Will this PSU team survive the gigantic heartbreak of a fourth-quarter choke by the defense and the coaches? Maybe an "elite" team can avert letting this kind of crap get into their heads and move on. It is a great test of character, IMHO. If Franklin can succeed in convincing the team to put it behind them and concentrate on the next Super Bowl, more power to him.
Was the Nittany Lion defense too thin and tired to make enough of a stand to prevent a 96-yard touchdown drive? I dunno. But enough of that kind of crap makes it hard to believe they're not choking in clutch situations.
And the boneheaded play calls at the end of the first half and on the last fourth-and-five bespeak a loss of nerve, a loss of confidence in one's prime playmaker, and a whole lot of insecure second-guessing.
Penn State's defense is not all bad and not all good. We have issues for sure, more than a few of which can be directly contributed to Franklin's recruiting philosophy. If you look back the previous four weeks, the defense did fairly well defending plays similar to the types Ohio State ran in the first half. Where they struggled mightily were typically involved power running concepts, screens or other plays that force linebackers to make choices and open field tackles, or isolate corners. Ohio State played a very conservative first half using the fraction of their offense Penn State is will equipped to defense but generally low risk. I think it is crystal clear Urban Meyer was not comfortable unleashing the passing game until he saw how Haskins responded to the White Out. Ohio State started making adjustments in the second quarter. Once they figured out what would work, they came roaring back.
psudrozz says
Just some notes:
-OSU was a completely different team once they crossed midfield.
-we got torched on every screen
-horrid tackling.
-chip kelly clock management. nothing wrong with snapping the ball with 5 seconds left on the play clock.
-with the game on the line you put the ball in the hands of your hottest player. what i saw was too much pete carroll philosophy of "they'll never see this coming".
-what the hell was the tommy stevens package in the first quarter. complete waste.
-4 years of no OL. Get a competent OL coach, because this isn't a talent issue. Thats two years in a row losing to OSU in part because of a soft OL.
-this game culminated in franklin reverting to his old bad habits. poor clock management and play calling.


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Q: What does (void *)1 mean? I'm reading the code of ROS.
In the file ros_comm/roscpp/include/ros/subscriber.h, I see such a piece of code:
operator void*() const { return (impl_ && impl_->isValid()) ? (void*)1 : (void*)0; }

Well, (void *)0 can be regarded as NULL in C, but what does (void *)1 mean?
If a class Foo contains this function, it means that we can code like this:
Foo foo;
void *ptr = foo;

Right? So does it mean that void *ptr = (void *)1 is possible? What does this mean?

A: This is an old trick to avoid problems with implicit conversions to bool from before explicit contextual conversions were introduced in C++11.  It's intended to be used to check validity:
Subscriber my_subscriber = someFunction();
if (!my_subscriber) {
    // error case
}

The important point is that no built-in conversion exists from void* to integer types, but one does exist from bool to integer types.  At the same time, a built-in conversion from void* to bool exists.  That means that if you define an implicit conversion to bool, then the following is surprisingly valid:
void my_func(int i);

void another_func() {
    Subscriber sub = something();
    my_func(sub);
}

Defining a conversion to void* avoids that issue.

These days that trick is obsolete though.  C++11 introduced explicit conversions.  explicit conversions to bool are considered in the conditions of if and loops, but aren't considered in other problematic cases.  That means that these days that conversion should be written as:
explicit operator bool() const { return impl_ && impl_->isValid(); }

A: It shows that either the person who wrote the code isn't very well acquainted with the language or tools they're using, or the code has been around for a long, long time and been hacked on by different people, presumably having undergone a C-to-C++ transition at some time in the past, still carrying some legacy API contract (expecting a void*) which may be troublesome to change.
There is no good reason to do such a thing, if you look at the source. impl_ is a boost::shared_ptr<Impl> which implements operator bool, and Impl::isValid returns bool, too. There's no reason to use, or return anything but bool anywhere.
Basically, this is a contorted (and possibly dangerous) way of writing:
return impl_ && impl_->isValid();


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S-4.2 - Act respecting health services and social services
Section 225.1
225.1. A council of midwives shall be established for every public institution which operates a local community service centre and has entered into a service contract pursuant to section 259.2 with not fewer than five midwives.
The council shall be composed of all the midwives who have entered into such a contract with the institution.
1999, c. 24, s. 32; 2001, c. 24, s. 41; 2005, c. 32, s. 111.
The board of directors formed in accordance with the third paragraph of section 126.1 must, however, determine that a single council of midwives is to be established for all the institutions under its administration.
1999, c. 24, s. 32; 2001, c. 24, s. 41.
The board of directors formed in accordance with the second paragraph of section 126.1 may, however, determine that a single council of midwives is to be established for all the institutions under its administration.
1999, c. 24, s. 32.


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