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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots safety and six-time captain Devin McCourty headlines a small group of players who have publicly said that they won't attend Wednesday's ceremony at the White House, as part of a political statement against President Donald Trump.
McCourty explained his decision on Friday at Boston University's "Play It Forward" summit.
"The different things that come out of the White House or the [administration] just didn't agree or align with some of my views," McCourty said during a panel discussion, echoing what he told Time Magazine immediately after the team's Super Bowl LI victory.
Patriots safety Devin McCourty, left, and running back LeGarrette Blount have publicly said they won't attend Wednesday's ceremony at the White House, as part of a political statement against President Donald Trump. AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File
McCourty said he wouldn't "feel accepted in the White House. With the president having so many strong opinions and prejudices, I believe certain people might feel accepted there while others won't. ... I don't believe in excluding other people."
Defensive end Chris Long, tight end Martellus Bennett, running back LeGarrette Blount and defensive tackle Alan Branch are the other players from the 2016 Patriots team who have publicly said they won't attend.
Long joined McCourty in "StandingPats," an online video recently produced by Green Stripe News, and further detailed his thinking. The video had more than 75,000 views as of Tuesday morning.
"When my son grows up, and I believe the legacy of our president is going to be what it is, I don't want him to say, 'Dad, why did you go when you knew the right thing was to not go?'" Long said in the video.
As a guest on Barstool Sports' "Pardon My Take" podcast in February, Long said, "I've got plenty of serious political reasons that probably don't belong on this show, but I'm just not doing it. America's an awesome country, man. Everybody knows that. That's why I have this choice."
Long has been active on Twitter discussing his decision.
Immediately after Super Bowl LI, Bennett said, "I am not going to go. I can elaborate later on in life. People know how I feel about it, just follow me on Twitter." Instead of joining the Patriots on Wednesday, Bennett plans to be in Los Angeles to spend the day with Netflix talk-show host Chelsea Handler to discuss why it's important for him to make a positive impact. Their conversation is scheduled to stream via Facebook Live on Handler's personal page at 1:30 p.m. ET.
As for Blount, he said on the "Rich Eisen Show" in February, "I don't feel welcome in that house. I'll leave it at that."
Meanwhile, Branch told the Boston Globe this week, "I have three daughters. I wouldn't spend time away from my family to shake the hand of a guy I wouldn't want to meet with or talk to. I can't see myself going and then hanging out with my kids and pretending everything was all right."
The Patriots began their voluntary offseason program Monday, with the majority of players on the roster present. Last week, safety Patrick Chung said of the White House ceremony, "Whoever wants to go wants to go. Everybody has their own decision, and it is what it is."
Chung said he was unsure whether he would attend and added that he needed more time to think about it. Running back James White previously said something similar.
On Tuesday, director of player personnel Nick Caserio spoke on behalf of the organization when he said, "We're honored and humbled to be extended the invitation to the White House. It's a great opportunity for the team to be recognized for the accomplishments of last season. I think we're respectful of players and their individual positions. Everybody has their own personal beliefs and feelings on it."
This is the Patriots' fifth trip to the White House to be honored as Super Bowl champions, and player attendance has seldom, if ever, been a hot-button topic. Photographs from the Patriots' four previous visits, in which the entire traveling party flanked the president, show that there have been as many as about 50 players and as few as about 30, depending on the year.
In 2015, quarterback Tom Brady and defensive tackle Vince Wilfork were among the players who didn't attend the White House ceremony because of scheduling conflicts.
This is the first time since Trump became president that he is welcoming a professional sports team as part of the traditional ceremony for championship teams at the White House.
Some players, such as linebacker Dont'a Hightower, said they don't plan to attend Wednesday but stopped short of saying it was for political reasons.
"Been there, done that," he said Feb. 8 during an on-air appearance at ESPN, pointing out that he attended two years ago and with the University of Alabama national championship football team.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft is a longtime friend of Trump's. Kraft attended Trump's inauguration ceremony and dined with him and Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. In January, Kraft told the New York Daily News that Trump attended the funeral of Kraft's late wife, Myra, in 2011 and then called him once a week for the rest of the year to check on him during the "most depressing year of my life."
Trump also has a friendship with coach Bill Belichick and Brady that goes back many years. In November, Trump read a letter Belichick had written him to an audience in New Hampshire.
At a football news conference, Belichick explained the letter, saying in part, "To me, friendship and loyalty is just about that. It's not about political or religious views. I write hundreds of letters and notes every month. It doesn't mean that I agree with every single thing that every person thinks about politics, religion or other subjects. But I have multiple friendships that are important to me, and that's what [the letter] was about."
On sports radio WEEI in January, Brady acknowledged that he has spoken with Trump from time to time.
"That's been someone I've known. I always try to keep it in context because for 16 years, you know someone before maybe he was in the position that he was in," Brady said. "He's been very supportive of me for a long time. It's just a friendship. I have a lot of friends. I call a lot of people."


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For you beer lover, you can not miss this event!! days 16, 17 e 18 March 7th will have the Barcelona Beer Festival Edition!! We went last year and loved, so this year certainly repeat, They are over 400 craft beers and some stalls with delicious edibles also.
The space is huge, well animated and cool, It has several rooms with presentations, tastings, Beer debates, food mixed with beer, we only know that these rooms are, but we never went because we prefer to stay in the middle of the party lol, Last year we got ace 15h and 23h ace left lol.
The entry for each day costs 7,75 euros and includes the Festival cup, another guide with all present beers, a map with recommended places and 2 chips to the first tasting, or if you want to buy the entrance to the 3 days costs 10,95 euros and includes the same items the Festival cup, another guide with all present beers, a map with recommended places and 2 chips to the first tasting.
The event will be the Barcelona ladinho, I L'Hospitalet de Llobregat na na Forge Avenue Josep Tarradellas i Joan, s / n.Você can choose to buy the time you arrive at the event or in advance by the site: http://barcelonabeerfestival.com/. You will not miss this fantastic event!!


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Q: How to read blocks of data from a file and then read from that block into a vector? Suppose I have a file which has x records. One 'block' holds m records. Total number of blocks in file n=x/m. If I know the size of one record, say b bytes (size of one block = b*m), I can read the complete block at once using system command read() (is there any other method?). Now, how do I read each record from this block and put each record as a separate element into a vector.
The reason why I want to do this in the first place is to reduce the disk i/o operations. As the disk i/o operations are much more expensive according to what I have learned.
Or will it take the same amount of time as when I read record by record from file and directly put it into vectors instead of reading block by block? On reading block by block, I will have only n disk I/O's whereas x I/O's if I read record by record.
Thanks.

A: You should consider using mmap() instead of reading your files using read().
What's nice about mmap is that you can treat file contents as simply mapped into your process space as if you already had a pointer into the file contents. By simply inspecting memory contents and treating it as an array, or by copying data using memcpy() you will implicitly perform read operations, but only as necessary - operating system virtual memory subsystem is smart enough to do it very efficiently.
The only possible reason to avoid mmap maybe if you are running on 32-bit OS and file size exceeds 2 gigabytes (or slightly less than that). In this case OS may have trouble allocating address space to your mmap-ed memory. But on 64-bit OS using mmap should never be a problem.
Also, mmap can be cumbersome if you are writing a lot of data, and size of the data is not known upfront. Other than that, it is always better and faster to use it over the read.
Actually, most modern operating systems rely on mmap extensively. For example, in Linux, to execute some binary, your executable is simply mmap-ed and executed from memory as if it was copied there by read, without actually reading it.

A: Reading a block at a time won't necessarily reduce the number of I/O operations at all. The standard library already does buffering as it reads data from a file, so you do not (normally) expect to see an actual disk input operation every time you attempt to read from a stream (or anything close).
It's still possible reading a block at a time would reduce the number of I/O operations. If your block is larger than the buffer the stream uses by default, then you'd expect to see fewer I/O operations used to read the data. On the other hand, you can accomplish the same by simply adjusting the size of buffer used by the stream (which is probably a lot easier).

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Other Deities : Srinivasa Peruman(Vishnu), Lord Ganesha, Saptha Mathas (Seven divine mothers), Verkanni Amman and Agathiar Sannidhi.
Prominence of the Shrine : Sundays are considered as auspicious for Goddess Karu Mariamman. Lot of devotees arrive to this temple every Sunday. There is a huge anthill at the corner of the temple. The belief is if the devotees worship this anthill with milk, they will get relieved from Raghu and Kedhu Dosha. There is another Amman Sannidhi where Amman is made up of wood. Here the currencies are tied as a garland to this goddess. Many deadly diseases and financial problems are resolved for the devotees who worship here.
Temple History : Long ago the area where the temple is located today was surrounded by white Neem (Vela maram). So this place is called as 'Verkaadu' and later turned as Thiruverkadu. Once the entire world got destroyed due to the flood Shiva wanted to construct the world again from the beginning. Once the flood got drained he converted the four Vedas into trees and self-made Linga was there under the tree. Ambal also was created along with the Linga. With the blessings of the Ambal all Devas and living beings had been created. The place where the Ambal and Lingam is there is called as Thiruverkadu.
Address : Sri Devi Karu Mariamman Temple, Thiruverkadu, Thiruvallur District.
To get relieved from Raghu & Kedhu Dosha worshipping Karu Mariamman will help.
Thiruverkadu is 19KM away from Chennai Central bus stand. There are town buses available from Chennai central bus stand.


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Asia Scotland Institute host a panel discussion on the opportunities and challenges for future Japan-UK cooperation in a post-Brexit environment.
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Last Farewell
The execution of Dr. Jose Rizal
In my recent deal with a stamp dealer, I saw in his stock this old picture showing the scene of Rizal's execution. It's not the original picture, I know, but it was obviously developed from the original film. It now hangs above my bed to remind me how alone we really are -- at birth and in death.
This stamp was based on the photo above
Very few people in this world, mostly martyrs and criminals in Death Row, know the exact date when they will die. In a recent survey, people were asked whether they'd rather know or not. Only 5% answered yes.
A long, long time ago, long before men searching for gold desecrated Fort Santiago, a condemned man stirred in his cell inside the fort.
That morning, a Monday, he was told the verdict of the court – he would be executed at 7 next morning, 30 December 1896. The trial had ended just a few days ago, and the sentencing was immediate. He would not even see the new year unfold.
In the afternoon he was visited by members of his family, a newspaperman, his defense counsel, and some priests. Soon after, the sun went down, allowing the darkness of his last night to enter his cell.
It would not have mattered, because a light had been kept burning in his cell. The light was not allowed to go dark as there was a standing order to keep the prisoner in sight all the time.
Guards were posted outside his window, not only to keep watch but also to keep him from committing suicide, should the thought enter his mind. But the prisoner just spent the night in front of his table, bare except for an alcohol burner, inscribing his last thoughts. He kept on writing as the shadow of a guard looking in fell on him from time to time.
What he wrote would survive and become part of his country's recorded history. It was a magnificent verse expressing the man's love and aspiration for his country, of his dreams when he was young, of his prayers for widows and orphans of war, for mothers who weep in sorrow, and for those submitted to torture.
He also wrote of places "where there are no slaves, no hangmen, no oppressors; where faith does not kill, where he who reigns is God."
At 6 o'clock in the morning, he wrote his final letters to his father and mother. Then the guards came and bound his hand behind his back.
Outside, the sky was bright and blue in the best season of the year. The prisoner felt the slight chill in the air. Streets and buildings outside the fort were hung with flags. Even before first light a dense crowd had already gathered. People lined both sides of the route leading to the grassy expanse of the Luneta de Bagumbayan, the grass still damp with the dew of tropical night.
Local people, dressed in their best, had come to join the Spaniards in uttering patriotic cheers. Despite the tension in the city and the extra security measures taken, there was an exhilarated atmosphere of fiesta. As the minutes drew near 7 a.m. the noise of the crowd were hushed. The beat of an approaching drum announced the arrival of the condemned man.
First came the drummer. After him, flanked by tall Spanish Jesuits in black soutanes and shovel-hats, came the smaller figure of the prisoner, followed by his lawyer, Taviel de Andrade, and a military escort.
Aged 35, shorter than the average Filipino, and pale after two months in prison, Rizal was dressed in a black suit, white shirt and tie, and a black derby. His expression was serene as he scanned the faces in the crowd; his eyes, compelling and intelligent, locked with those who looked at him. As he passed, silence reigned as people stared with the uneasy sense of being controlled by something only a man about to die would understand.
The crowd was so dense and there was so much jockeying for position that the escort had to force a way through to the place of execution, which was some distance from the wall of Intramuros, nearly in the center of Luneta.
An open square has been formed, where on three sides soldiers held back the crowd. The fourth side, facing the blue of Manila Bay, was empty. It was the direction in which the shots would be fired. It was where Rizal would stand.
To kill a Filipino, a firing squad composed of Filipino soldiers was formed. But behind them stood a row of Spanish soldiers, prepared to take over and shoot the squad itself should anything go wrong.
Rizal stood facing them. The Spanish captain in charge approached and directed him to face the sea. Rizal said he wished to die facing the firing squad. He should not be shot in the back; he was not a traitor. The captain expressed his regret: he had his orders and must obey them.
Rizal asked to be shot in the small of his back, not in the head. The captain agreed. Did the prisoner wish to kneel? No, he will die on his feet. He also declined to be blindfolded.
It was now 7 o'clock. The sun was up, a bright and silent witness to his execution. With the trees and ornate lamp posts of Luneta casting long shadows across the grass, Rizal stood facing the sea.
A preparatory word of command was barked; Rizal braced for the impact. Another word of command; in the next second would come the shot.
In the last moment of his life, Rizal, in a clear, steady voice, with his last breathe, uttered his last words, the cry of Christ on the cross: "Consumatum est!" Then the volley of shots followed; Rizal tried to turn around as he fell.
Since the execution was on a December day, there was no rain to wash away the stain of dried human blood from the grass of Luneta. Time would eventually erase the stigma of the execution, but Time could not secure the Filipinos' fervor for freedom.
Speaking through his character in El Filibusterismo, Fr. Florentino, Rizal observed: "…We must secure [our liberty] by making ourselves worthy of it. And when a people reaches that height, God will provide a weapon, the idols will be shattered, tyranny will crumble like a house of cards and liberty will shine out like the first dawn."
Are we to be enslaved by ignorance and corruption throughout our short life? Rizal died, but he was free.
The romanticized narrative of Rizal's execution above -- edited from an article in The Angeles Sun, April 1989 issue -- was heavily derived from books by Austin Coates, Austin Craig, etc., and from newspaper and magazine articles. Imagination, plus a sense of deep indignation from reading Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, provided the impetus to post this blog, with a spark of hope that Filipinos will realize that they still are not worthy of freedom that only people who love their country deserve.
For details of Rizal's trial and execution, go to http://books.google.com.ph/books?id=ngonYm_SDSIC&pg=PA63&lpg=PA63&dq=rizal+trial+and+execution&source=bl&ots=p3ujb6UPms&sig=33um4eHo8DFO0xAN1wd0E0RPEZo&hl=tl&ei=5ddSSrr8E4H0sgP8ndn_Bg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4 and read pps. 60-69.
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Mariel Chua said...
Papa!!! This is soo amazing! I like how you started with 'the prisoner' and later started referring to Rizal. But one doesn't really notice the transition because you write so seamlessly, it flows so well.
Maybe you can pitch this to another publication for the next Rizal Day :)
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Washington, DC...Nine years ago, seven leaders of Iran's Bahai community were arrested and convicted of espionage, insulting religious sanctities, and propaganda against the Islamic Republic for activities related solely to their belief in and practice of their faith. They were unjustly sentenced to 20 years in prison. Fariba Kamalabadi, Jamaloddin Khanjani, Afif Naeimi, Saeid Rezaie, Behrouz Tavakkoli, Vahid Tizfahm, and Mahvash Sabet remain behind bars today, serving an unjust sentence for exercising their freedoms of religion, association, and expression.
Their cases are further evidence of Iran's continued disregard for and violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms. We condemn their continued imprisonment, as well as reported abuses against them while incarcerated, and call upon Iran to release them immediately, along with all other prisoners of conscience in Iran.
The government of Iran must stop denying its people their human rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of religion or belief. We call on the Iranian government to uphold their own laws and meet their international obligations that guarantee freedoms of expression, opinion, religion or belief, association, and peaceful assembly for all in Iran.


MONROVIA, LIBERIA:-As Liberia moves closer to holding its third post-conflict elections, the Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC) is deeply concerned with the recommendation contained in the report: "The Liberia Electoral System" released in February 2017, by the Governance Commission (GC) calling for the suspension during this election year of Article 52 C of the Liberian Constitution.
In the Executive Summary of the report under the caption: "Recommendations for Immediate Consideration": Address the 10-year residency requirement stipulated in the Constitution: Twice ruled as inapplicable, there must be a pronouncement on this constitutional provision. Lead responsible parties: NEC and the Supreme Court.
Under the section, "The Code of Conduct Ambiguous Rule of Exclusion": The report further states: "As in the case of the 10-year residency requirement in 2005 and 2011, it is strongly advised that this rule be suspended and made inapplicable to the 2017 elections even if its constitutional validity is to be upheld".
While the (ECC) shares the view with many other Liberians that these elections should be peaceful so that there can be a smooth political transition the ECC is also calling on all stakeholders to respect the "Rule of Law" as it is one of the most guaranteed ways by which a peaceful election can be held.
That only the Courts can decide whether or not a law is applicable or inapplicable in a given situation. In this case, the Supreme Court has the legal authority to decide whether or not the 10-year residency requirement for the presidency can be suspended or deemed inapplicable to the 2017 elections.
in our democratic development to hear about calls for the suspension of a provision of the Constitution without proceeding with the legal process.
Provisions of the law (Constitution or Statute) may not be responsive to the current political reality, but they remain the laws until we can change them.
To suspend a provision in the Constitution will require a national referendum.
That in 2011, the Supreme Court handed down an opinion on the 10-year residency clause based on a challenge from a political party on the eligibility of some candidates to contest. The Court ruled against the challenge but did not suspend the provision.
That the 2005 elections were special elections and at that time Article 52 C was suspended to allow everyone to contest and following the elections, the Constitution came into force in 2006.
Our political history has a deficit of the lack of respect for the rule of law and this has the tendency to undermine the peace. In order to strengthen our democracy, all Liberians state and non-state actors must at all-time adhere and uphold the rule of law.
The ECC wishes to commend all political parties that have set dates for conducting their primaries. The ECC will be monitoring the primaries and we wish to encourage all parties to uphold the basic democratic tenets when conducting these primaries. We are also pleading with parties to consider a reduction in the fees that are charged for those seeking to run in the primaries.
There is a need for a comprehensive review and revision of our elections laws including the need to write a new Constitution that is responsive to the current political reality and can stand the test of time.
That individuals and institutions that have issues with the current laws must seek to amend them through the proper legal means.
That as the political season heightens we call on all the players to respect the rules of the game including opinions handed down by the Supreme Court on electoral matters.
As Liberia moves closer to holding its third post-conflict elections, the Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC) is deeply concerned with the recommendation contained in the report: "The Liberia Electoral System" released in February 2017, by the Governance Commission (GC) calling for the suspension during this election year of Article 52 C of the Liberian Constitution.


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HomeEconomyIndia could export 6 million tonnes of sugar next season as global...
India could export 6 million tonnes of sugar next season as global prices soar
Some mills from Maharashtra & Karnataka have already contracted to ship about 1.2 mn tonnes of raw sugar from next crop. Bumper supplies from India may potentially put a lid on prices.
Pratik Parija
10 September, 2021 01:09 pm IST
Workers load bundles of sugarcane onto a truck while harvesting the crop in the Jalana district of Maharashtra | Bloomberg
New Delhi: Sugar mills in India, the world's second-biggest producer, are pinning hopes on strong global prices to export bumper volumes next year without any government assistance, according to a trader.
Some mills from the states of Maharashtra and Karnataka have already contracted to ship about 1.2 million tons of raw sugar from next crop, said Rahil Shaikh, managing director of trading company Meir Commodities India Pvt. India may export between 5 million to 6 million tons in the year from October, provided world prices continue to stay around the current levels, Shaikh told by phone.
Raw sugar futures, which recently climbed to the highest in more than four years in New York, have surged about 50% in the past year on concern drought and frosts in Brazil will curb global supplies. The International Sugar Organization has raised its world deficit estimate to 3.83 million tons for 2021-22.
However, bumper supplies from India may potentially put a lid on prices. The South Asian nation is grappling with huge reserves following bumper output in recent years. Production is seen at 31 million tons in 2021-22, compared with local consumption of 26.5 million tons, according to the Indian Sugar Mills Association. Stockpiles are seen at 8.7 million tons in October, when the crushing season starts.
The association also estimates total shipments of 6 million tons next season. That compares with an estimated 7 million tons exported this season, mostly with the help of subsidies, which are usually given when global prices are lower than local rates. Subsidies for the next year, if the government decides, will be announced later. –Bloomberg
Also read: Sri Lanka's sugar prices at record high, opposition alleges it's a govt 'scam'


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package redis

import (
	"encoding/json"
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"strconv"
	"time"

	"github.com/gomodule/redigo/redis"

	"strings"

	"github.com/beego/beego/cache"
)

var (
	// DefaultKey the collection name of redis for cache adapter.
	DefaultKey = "beecacheRedis"
)

// Cache is Redis cache adapter.
type Cache struct {
	p        *redis.Pool // redis connection pool
	conninfo string
	dbNum    int
	key      string
	password string
	maxIdle  int

	//the timeout to a value less than the redis server's timeout.
	timeout time.Duration
}

// NewRedisCache create new redis cache with default collection name.
func NewRedisCache() cache.Cache {
	return &Cache{key: DefaultKey}
}

// actually do the redis cmds, args[0] must be the key name.
func (rc *Cache) do(commandName string, args ...interface{}) (reply interface{}, err error) {
	if len(args) < 1 {
		return nil, errors.New("missing required arguments")
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	args[0] = rc.associate(args[0])
	c := rc.p.Get()
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	return c.Do(commandName, args...)
}

// associate with config key.
func (rc *Cache) associate(originKey interface{}) string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("%s:%s", rc.key, originKey)
}

// Get cache from redis.
func (rc *Cache) Get(key string) interface{} {
	if v, err := rc.do("GET", key); err == nil {
		return v
	}
	return nil
}

// GetMulti get cache from redis.
func (rc *Cache) GetMulti(keys []string) []interface{} {
	c := rc.p.Get()
	defer c.Close()
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	for _, key := range keys {
		args = append(args, rc.associate(key))
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	values, err := redis.Values(c.Do("MGET", args...))
	if err != nil {
		return nil
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}

// Put put cache to redis.
func (rc *Cache) Put(key string, val interface{}, timeout time.Duration) error {
	_, err := rc.do("SETEX", key, int64(timeout/time.Second), val)
	return err
}

// Delete delete cache in redis.
func (rc *Cache) Delete(key string) error {
	_, err := rc.do("DEL", key)
	return err
}

// IsExist check cache's existence in redis.
func (rc *Cache) IsExist(key string) bool {
	v, err := redis.Bool(rc.do("EXISTS", key))
	if err != nil {
		return false
	}
	return v
}

// Incr increase counter in redis.
func (rc *Cache) Incr(key string) error {
	_, err := redis.Bool(rc.do("INCRBY", key, 1))
	return err
}

// Decr decrease counter in redis.
func (rc *Cache) Decr(key string) error {
	_, err := redis.Bool(rc.do("INCRBY", key, -1))
	return err
}

// ClearAll clean all cache in redis. delete this redis collection.
func (rc *Cache) ClearAll() error {
	cachedKeys, err := rc.Scan(rc.key + ":*")
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	c := rc.p.Get()
	defer c.Close()
	for _, str := range cachedKeys {
		if _, err = c.Do("DEL", str); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	return err
}

// Scan scan all keys matching the pattern. a better choice than `keys`
func (rc *Cache) Scan(pattern string) (keys []string, err error) {
	c := rc.p.Get()
	defer c.Close()
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		cursor uint64 = 0 // start
		result []interface{}
		list   []string
	)
	for {
		result, err = redis.Values(c.Do("SCAN", cursor, "MATCH", pattern, "COUNT", 1024))
		if err != nil {
			return
		}
		list, err = redis.Strings(result[1], nil)
		if err != nil {
			return
		}
		keys = append(keys, list...)
		cursor, err = redis.Uint64(result[0], nil)
		if err != nil {
			return
		}
		if cursor == 0 { // over
			return
		}
	}
}

// StartAndGC start redis cache adapter.
// config is like {"key":"collection key","conn":"connection info","dbNum":"0"}
// the cache item in redis are stored forever,
// so no gc operation.
func (rc *Cache) StartAndGC(config string) error {
	var cf map[string]string
	json.Unmarshal([]byte(config), &cf)

	if _, ok := cf["key"]; !ok {
		cf["key"] = DefaultKey
	}
	if _, ok := cf["conn"]; !ok {
		return errors.New("config has no conn key")
	}

	// Format redis://<password>@<host>:<port>
	cf["conn"] = strings.Replace(cf["conn"], "redis://", "", 1)
	if i := strings.Index(cf["conn"], "@"); i > -1 {
		cf["password"] = cf["conn"][0:i]
		cf["conn"] = cf["conn"][i+1:]
	}

	if _, ok := cf["dbNum"]; !ok {
		cf["dbNum"] = "0"
	}
	if _, ok := cf["password"]; !ok {
		cf["password"] = ""
	}
	if _, ok := cf["maxIdle"]; !ok {
		cf["maxIdle"] = "3"
	}
	if _, ok := cf["timeout"]; !ok {
		cf["timeout"] = "180s"
	}
	rc.key = cf["key"]
	rc.conninfo = cf["conn"]
	rc.dbNum, _ = strconv.Atoi(cf["dbNum"])
	rc.password = cf["password"]
	rc.maxIdle, _ = strconv.Atoi(cf["maxIdle"])

	if v, err := time.ParseDuration(cf["timeout"]); err == nil {
		rc.timeout = v
	} else {
		rc.timeout = 180 * time.Second
	}

	rc.connectInit()

	c := rc.p.Get()
	defer c.Close()

	return c.Err()
}

// connect to redis.
func (rc *Cache) connectInit() {
	dialFunc := func() (c redis.Conn, err error) {
		c, err = redis.Dial("tcp", rc.conninfo)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}

		if rc.password != "" {
			if _, err := c.Do("AUTH", rc.password); err != nil {
				c.Close()
				return nil, err
			}
		}

		_, selecterr := c.Do("SELECT", rc.dbNum)
		if selecterr != nil {
			c.Close()
			return nil, selecterr
		}
		return
	}
	// initialize a new pool
	rc.p = &redis.Pool{
		MaxIdle:     rc.maxIdle,
		IdleTimeout: rc.timeout,
		Dial:        dialFunc,
	}
}

func init() {
	cache.Register("redis", NewRedisCache)
}


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In recent days, I've posted about the issue with Exchange SP1 and SBS. (Susan copied it excellently in her blog) We're working to get a patch that resolves those issues out ASAP, but we want to make sure we only do it once. We'll be asking a small # of folks to try it out in the next few days - once we've gotten their OK and done some final verification on our end, we'll be releasing it.
On another note, last week I sat down with a (very) small group of folks from the Puget Sound SBS Users Group. We really just sat around and I talked a bit about what I do and how our team works, and how we create SBS, the creative design process and the engineering work and such. I had a fun time, would have loved to be able to do it with a larger group. I'm not certain how to translate that sort of discussion to a blog, but I'd be open to trying that.
The guys in Puget Sound are on the list so they can confirm we are for real….
Can I get someone to deliver a hand written invite to Mr. Anthe to visit my itty bitty rural EAST coast user group ????
Along with some NJ rootbeer when they go to SMB Nation?
You might want to give him some feedback on his blog, all you "looking for a speaker" gorup leads out their?
In recent days, I've posted about the issue with Exchange SP1 and SBS. (Susan copied it excellently in her blog) We're working to get a patch that resolves those issues out ASAP, but we want to make sure we only do it once. We'll be asking a small # of folks to try it out in the next few days – once we've gotten their OK and done some final verification on our end, we'll be releasing it.
On another note, last week I sat down with a (very) small group of folks from the Puget Sound SBS Users Group. We really just sat around and I talked a bit about what I do and how our team works, and how we create SBS, the creative design process and the engineering work and such. I had a fun time, would have loved to be able to do it with a larger group. I'm not certain how to translate that sort of discussion to a blog, but I'd be open to trying that.
My apologies to all the folks who aren't based in Seattle that don't get to interact with us Microsoft folks on such a regular basis – we're not trying to play favorites, but I can't argue when I can stroll over to a building on campus to meet up with some folks.


Hassett addressed a Trump tweet, in which the president falsely claimed that America's GDP outgrew the unemployment rate for the first time in a century, by correcting his boss.
Gross domestic product under Trump hit 4.1 percent in the second quarter of this year - showing a growing economy.
Hassett kicked off the presser by displaying several charts that he claimed showed positive numbers for the economy under Trump. "And at some point somebody probably conveyed it to him adding a zero to that and they shouldn't have done that". Economists do not usually compare the GDP rate, which measures the pace of economic growth, with the unemployment rate in that way.
A new question was added to that category over the weekend when former President Barack Obama returned to the stump to campaign for Democrats in the midterm elections: Could Donald Trump have beaten Obama in an election for president? What magic wand do you have?
"The economic boom continues; it's the biggest story of 2018", White House economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said in a video clip. He said the "100 years" statement was a mistake Hassett himself could not explain.
Trump said on Monday in a posting on Twitter.
The New York Times reported earlier this year that those reports led to Trump seeking to fire Mueller in December. And he looked at me and said, 'Are you still doing this [expletive]?' And he meant it.
United, who are six points off the top three, visit unbeaten Watford when the domestic season resumes next weekend. United travel to Watford in their first match back after the global break. "No fun, no creativity".
The nuns have defied their Missionaries of Jesus Congregation, which has supported the bishop and made fresh allegations. It is not the first time that the MLA has come up with something like this.
Sasse has been a long-time supporter of Trump's selection of Kavanaugh as the next Supreme Court justice. Indeed, Vox spoke to four legal scholars; none agreed that Kavanaugh perjured himself.


Short-term gain for long-term pain is the order of day for too many retailers.
We've seen this with John Lewis, among others, charging customers to click and collect orders below a threshold. It's a reaction to the struggle to make appropriate margins on online orders.
One reason for the margin issue is because John Lewis fulfils click-and-collect orders from its distribution centre, and not stores. This means it can only offer a next-day click-and-collect service, and raises the question of whether the operating model is appropriate to meet customers' needs.
While John Lewis downplayed the £2 charge – only 18% of collected orders fell below its £30 threshold – that's missing the point.
Free and convenient fulfilment has become a core part of consumers' multichannel experiences. So retailers will struggle to wean customers off free delivery or collect offers.
Retail Week's research last year found three-quarters of consumers did not believe they should pay for click-and-collect.
I also appreciate the requirement to deliver shareholder (or partner) value. However, sometimes you must play a longer game than many multichannel retailers have been prepared to play.
In December it was revealed John Lewis will plough £500m into driving online sales (including staff, systems and warehousing). Hopefully this includes examining its business model to deliver customer experience improvements.
My fear for retailers is trouble's being stored up by targeting shorter-term financial goals over ensuring a relevant customer experience. And that is the threat from Amazon.
Amazon's continued march into new categories, along with market-leading fulfilment and one-click ordering, makes it increasingly likely that even retailers' most loyal customers will have their heads turned. Adding value to its free delivery Prime subscription with access to movies, TV and music, shows it's not scared to buy loyalty too.
I'm not suggesting customers will abandon multichannel retailers altogether. But they will increasingly buy from whoever provides the strongest value proposition – combining range, value and convenience/service.
Amazon's move to open bookstores and sell own-label fashion must be sending a chill down retailers' spines. How long before it opens grocery outlets, stores selling other categories or buys Ocado for its market-leading grocery distribution?
I'm sure these are the key drivers behind Sainsbury's proposed acquisition of Argos. It enables the grocer to broaden its range, and it's acquiring a distribution capability that arguably competes with Amazon's.
What are the barriers to delivering the relevant customer experience? Legacy systems and siloed organisational structures are no longer a valid excuse.
Yet most retailers still structure around channels and not around the customer. In order to be relevant, retailers must rethink their operating models. Systems, people, cultures and processes all need to be changed to meet the needs of multichannel customers.
I keep hearing the term, 'digital transformation'. Maybe that's the answer? No, it's a misnomer. Digital is technology. It's the conduit to delivering the appropriate customer experience, not the starting point.
Can retailers really disrupt already well-defined customer journeys and requirements? Or do they need to redefine their own operating models in order to maintain their relevance to their customers?
I firmly believe it's the latter.
It's the law of the jungle: only those with relevant operating models will survive.


Mutton, I. & Remennikov, A. (2010). Designing explosion rated ventilation seals for coal mines using high-fidelity physics-based computer modelling. In N. Aziz (Eds.), 2010 Underground Coal Operators' Conference (pp. 313-325). Wollongong, N.S.W: University of Wollongong.
Questions have been raised about the effectiveness of ventilation control devices (VCDs) to safely resist explosions during their intended life. This functionality depends on the ability of the VCDs and in particular seals to withstand changes in the behaviour of the strata, particularly where longwall abutments influence the stress regime in and around the chain pillars. As a consequence of an explosion impact on a seal, the surrounding strata could experience increased loads possibly resulting in permanent deformation and requiring grout consolidation. These aspects of seal design have been investigated using advanced numerical analysis. Globally since the early 20th century, to protect underground personnel, ventilation seal designs have been required to be tested at an internationally recognized explosion test gallery to achieve pressure ratings required by legislation. The last two decades has seen advances in materials technology and engineering of structures. It has become accepted practice to use numerical methods to provide engineering ratings for mine seals in line with other industries where the elimination of prototype testing provides more rapid product introduction to the market. Before presenting the results of numerical analysis, structural aspects of seal design are simply explained including arching behaviour and the contribution of dynamic magnification due to impact loads. High-fidelity physics-based computer simulations using software LS-DYNA were able to predict the results from physical testing of mine based seals in a most realistic way. Test data from live gas/coal dust deflagration explosions at Lake Lynn, PA, USDA along with pressure-time curves recently developed by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health as a result of the study of explosive atmospheres, were used to simulate a realistic loading environment caused by 138 kPa (20- psi) and 345 kPa (50-psi) explosions in physics-based models of seals.


7pm in the Leichhardt Town Hall Council Chambers. Open to the public.
That RMS be requested to investigate whether the boats, barges etc located at the head of Rozelle Bay are located within the maritime lease areas, relate to the businesses operating and are consistent with uses that have consent. Furthermore that any boats that do not relate to the waterfront operations be removed immediately...This is page 22 of the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on the 24th day of April, 2012 and presented for confirmation..
In 2000/01 Council and local residents generally supported the state government agencies plans for the masterplan for Rozelle Bay which included working harbour structures and activities. The proposal put to the community was that these activities were necessary for an active working harbour and the masterplan would ensure the proposed orderly development of structures and activities would ensure an improved environment in the bay. In reality none of the structures have been build, junk has been accumulated on the foreshore in an adhoc manner. ..
That Council note the Annandale Precinct's vision for the future of the Bays Precinct.
That Council formally invites members of the Annandale Precinct to participate in the White Bay and surrounds visioning process.
Council reaffirms its support for a new masterplan for the Bays Precinct and for a moratorium to be placed on all current approvals such as the cruise ship terminal and function centre at White Bay until a new masterplan is in place.
That a report be submitted to Council on the options in terms of the scope and cost of the visioning process.
That Council endorse the tabled plan for access and recreational facilities and open space and these to be presented to the next Bays Precinct Taskforce meeting with the addition of netball courts.
a. We would like public access to be further consulted through the Bays Precinct Taskforce and Council will make a recommendation once feedback is received.
b. Council would recommend that Robert Street be confirmed as the point of access at this point in time.
That Council investigate opportunities in Leichhardt for river bank naturalisation.
That as part of these investigations, Council invites an appropriate Sydney Water representative to give a presentation to the next Environment and Recreation Committee meeting on Sydney Water's approach to stormwater asset renewal and river bank naturalisation and potential opportunities in Leichhardt.
Annandale estate north Section No.1 [cartographic material] 1857.
Looking across Rozelle Bay over the mouth of White's Creek to Annandale ca 1888. Houses are probably Kenilworth, with Abbey etc in background.
This page www.ramin.com.au/annandale/rozelle-bay.shtml last updated: 13 Sep 2017.


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BuckeyeRidley
Journal Of A Mad NFL Fan Wildcard Weekend
HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYYYY!! We got us a Playoff Party! I know not for everyone but it was competitive and fun to watch. There's things like "The First Time Rookie QBs have faced each other in the Playoffs" and "The First Time the team has made the Playoffs in Team History/In A Long Time". Fascinating storylines everywhere you look & you gotta love it whether your team wins or not. This is where the NFL has some of its finest moments. We'll take a peek-see inside the Weekend that was the NFL Wildcard Weekend. Shout-Out to SI.com & NFL.com [& YouTube] for the news & updates. For NFL talk, NFL Player & Reporter Retweets, Updates passed along & other Funness as only I can bring, follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/BuckeyeRidley; That's @BuckeyeRidley. Here Goes------
-I do tip my hat to the Bengals. They made it to the post season when many folks, including me, thought that they'd trade spots with the Browns as the last place team in the AFC North. They came through the 2011 season with impressive plays and good wins. I'm happy for them & proud of them. QB Andy Dalton & WR A.J. Green; Wow. I love that combo coming up in 2012 and beyond. They make you forget about Carson Palmer & Chad Ochocinco. The problems were piling up though in this match-up in HOU. The Houston Texans hadn't made the playoffs since the Texans joined the league [or "Lig" as I have no problem with folks saying like some folks did on Twitter LOL] as an expansion team in 2002. This was also the first playoff appearance/win since Houston got another NFL team after the Oilers left to give TEN a team. However, Marvin Lewis has been in the playoffs three times within the past 9 seasons that he's coached the Bengals. He's played two playoff games @ home [0-2] and one on the road [0-1] & is 0-3 altogether. [Props to 6 for the correct on Twitter; Football Pros'ers is on it!] I wonder what next year will be like if there's no playoff clinch or if they lose again. Have to say that seat will be quite hot. NBC told us that he's the longest tenured head coach in Bengals history. However, there has to be a raised standard during that time. Despite the successes during the regular season, the post season is where it's at. If he doesn't come up with a playoff win & goes through the tenth season like this, historians will look back and wonder why he stayed so long. That's all "Ifs", But I got a feeling that 2012 won't be a bottom out season for CIN. During the game, the only high point for Dalton was throwing for 257 yards. Deion Sanders was impressed on NFL Network at how Dalton launched it. Bro can do that but some of the throws appeared to be rookie mistakes. I think he'll have a learning curve to master in the offseason in 2012 [in the offseason & the regular season] but can still be effective for his team. Good thing Cedric Benson got the TD but nothing else Goin' On But The Rent! The rough day not only included Jason Whitlock's Twitter criticism of Alex Flanagan's reporting but Twitter observers also saw reports & views of Adam "Pac Man" Jones being unsettled & fussing at a coach on the sidelines. Chris Crocker had Mad Misques like not making a sure fire INT & not having more hussle & play stopping on Arian Foster who was wide open. Remember, Marvin Lewis used to be the Defensive Coordinator for the Ravens. This is inexcusable. That's in addition to the burnt out challenges in the first half!!!! Whoa. What happened there. There are some question marks to answer there but still a chance that this can be bested in 2012. Marvin was correct, & should have been on the mission better in 2011, that they have to win in their division. They have to have more precision & some urgency in their 2012 quest. A Must. As for the Texans, they started out rough like the Bengals. Both young QBs were unsettled & needed to calm down in their first drives. Gotta Love that the team had Bum Phillips there as the Honorary Captain on the team that has his son, Wade Phillips, as their Defensive Coordinator. According to NBC, Bum coached the Houston Oilers for about five seasons & had that Sweet Cowboy hat on! Love It. Wade is said to be coming around alright after having surgery recently. A playoff win is certain to help the healing process for certain. The World of Wade was appreciated with plays like J.J. Watt, the rookie who had a Pick Six from Dalton. There was the obvious Defensive stylings of holding the Bengals to only ten points and no passing TD either. How much does Arian Foster Love his Team? He had the Texans' logo cut into his head!! Gotta love the team loyalty. I might do the same to raise my Corporate America performance because Arian accounted for 182 total yards of offense with two TDs complete with a 42 yard burst for one of those TDs. Man can Ball; Man can Ball. Rookie QB [like Andy Dalton for CIN] T.J. Yates managed the game decent with 11/20 and no INTs. That's important. Their next task: face the Ravens on the road. Love how one Ravens player on Twitter said the Texans were comin' to the Bank! LOL We'll see if the HOU D can make enough deposits to make a W. The Ravens' former D-Coord, Marvin Lewis, played HOU on the road in Wildcard Weekend & HOU faces Lewis' old team in the Divisional rounds on the road. These games are good. That game is not a gimme for either team. This is where is matters and counts the most. HOU can make some history if this run pans out to IND or BAL can shred those talks of Flacco not able to win a Super Bowl. That's gonna be fun on those storylines alone, let alone the Running Games of both teams and the QB match-ups. Gotta Love the way that WR Andre Johnson got a TD with his five receptions, 90 yards with his longest run clocked at 40 yards [yep; you can clock yards like that]. NBC was right to pass along the storyline that it took nine years for Andre to get there but he did it. Hats off to HOU for doin' it. What pains me to say but may help HOU now & some years to come? Word came out on mere hours before Wildcard Weekend started, that Jim Irsay will take Andrew Luck with the first overall pick in April's draft. With that & the highly likely departure of WR Reggie Wayne & the arrival of a new GM, that means that HOU really only has a decent TEN team to look out for in 2012 & a few years afterwards. JAC is rebuilding head to toe also. Wow. How quickly things turn around from being Peyton's division to being the Texans' division. This is truly something else.
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Tags: mad fan, wildcard weekend
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-Hats off to the Detroit Lions for making the playoffs for the first time since 1999. They didn't win but they did break the streak. Folks like Anita Baker & Barry Sanders were tweeting their reactions and cheers for their team. As it should be. Hats off especially to Coach Jim Schwartz, Team Captain Nate Burleson [& his Ki-Ci & JoJo like dress sessions as evidenced on Twitter LOL] & the Ford Family. Yes. The Ford Family did things right in the thing and they are to be commended. I'm glad that this thing has turned around well for them despite SAT's outcome. They got Matt Stafford who was 380 yards and three TDs on in the NBC Wildcard Saturday. Crazy, Crazy talk? Calvin Johnson. Had 211 yards from 12 receptions and two TDs to go with them. Ten Year Vet & TE Will Heller got a TD in that. Still Good Stuff. This team has an identity now with their offense & defense. Some pieces weren't there tonight. Kevin Smith was quiet with six touches and 21 yards. I would have liked to have seen the running game opened up; the running game is what makes it open up. As noticed from Twitterers, Suh & Fairley were quiet on the Night. They weren't Beasty the way they were destined to, especially on a Big Stage such as that. Despite the situations, they are like the Bengals in the sense that they have some key pieces in place to succeed. DET will be competitive in 2012; I don't expect a playoff slump/playoff loss slump for them. WHO DAT! I have to say it as My Saints have been My Saints since 2003. The Aaron Brooks Days!!!! Joe Horn with the horn under the goal post, too! ["Horn" is an OLD School reference to telephones & Joe Horn had a TD celebration with a phone under the goal post in 2003. Long explanation but NOW you see what I did there LOL]. I ALWAYS talk offense but the Defense needs that Love Too. Nothing personal; Just the way it went. Jabari Greer did work Man. Love that he had two INTs. That's the way to ball. That's how you keep the momentum for the team. It got surprisingly quiet in the Superdome when the Lions scored early but it was loud & proud in the second half. Oh, then there's that Drew Brees!! SMACK!, SNAPS! 466 yards from the 33/43 & three TDs. This is pleasantly redundant. It's like the Packers with Aaron Rodgers. Whether you're a fan or not [of a team outside the NFC North or not the Steelers], this is a guy & a team that has to get props, applause and admitted respect. They just ball week in & week out. Mic Check this: Marques Colston & Robert Meachem each had over 100 yards receiving on SAT. That's just Beautiful, Man. Yeah, Charger fans. You probably witnessed the NBC Primetime Party complete with two Darren Sproles sightings in the End Zone. I agree with Bonnie Bernstein about feeling sorry for Chargers fans. This is some crazy stuff to see how Brees & Sproles are ballin' on the same team AND it's not for SD where they once were with A.J. Smith at the GM helm. I am amazed that he AND Norv Turner are still there. Philip Rivers was on NFL Network on SAT/SUN morning thanks in part to some bad let down from SD in 2011. The TD Love from Jimmy Graham & Pierre Thomas was quite nice. Just a Good Night but the next test: playing outdoor at the 49ers. This is going to be a significant test because being a dome team outdoors can make a certain difference. They have what it takes to win but must prepare with significant precision and skill with the focus on key defensive efforts in 2011 & the outdoor affect. Of course I can't leave out BRETT FAVRE! LOL He was at the game on SAT in the booth with his wife in attendance also. On the same day, It appears that Randy Moss officially got a Twitter account. Both played briefly together in the NFC North on the Vikings squad last season. Favre was back at the site where he threw an INT in 2010 when he could of run it for about 11 yards for a first down as the game was within three minutes from ending. Peter King's reaction on Twitter still rings in my head! LOL That play also changed the OT rules in the playoffs. I hate it but it's life in the league & the accommodation of the quarterback head over heels. Darren Sharper was at the game too; Both he & Favre won Super Bowls with separate teams as their only Super Bowl appearance together was a loss to the Denver Broncos in 1998 for the 1997 season. ["This One's For John!"]
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-Wow. Only TWO points by ATL?!?!?!?! Crazy Bad stuff. When the ref does that "I Dream Of Jeannie" pose [ I Love You Barbra Eden!], then you know a defense will feel good about that safety! You may have assumed with that early play that the Falcons were gonna be "Dirty Birds" all up in there. This is horrible. As the media was saying on SUN, the playoff performance is, and already was last playoff game, a measuring stick for success for Matt Ryan and the Falcons. They are paper champions right now. They can't keep going through these motions. Guys like Tony Gonzalez go through these situations time and time again in their careers and they have no ring. It felt wrong for Jason Taylor not to have a ring when he retired last week. T. Go has more left in the tank but this one still has to hurt. You can never guarantee anything like making the postseason. Ask Rex Ryan! This team was nothing like itself all day. Michael Turner at RB was 15 touches for 41 yards. Julio Jones was 77 total yards of offense. Roddy White only had 52 yards. Just a Crazy Bad Day. This team has to learn that they have to be ready for the Big Games. They are gonna get their coach fired doing this. That's the truth. That's the NFL. Matt Ryan was 24/41 with 199 yards. I feel like you can't explain this. They just can't seal the deal & they should be. They could be like the 2007 Giants even! But No! This is going to hurt for a while. The only way to make this thing better is to make sure that there is that right balance of player appreciation & strict football routines. They have to see what they are allowing to happen in Week Three or Week 14 & such that is shooting them in the foot in the postseason. Stuff like that can carry a life of its own & rear its ugly head in the postseason. Can't do that on any football team. I know you can argue how the Packers' & Colts got away with things like a bad defense during the regular season & still succeeded to the playoffs. But not everyone has a Peyton Manning on their team nor an Aaron Rodgers; Both Super Bowl MVPs & Top Students of their games. An upside: they did well with the no huddle in 2011. I liked that. This team should continue to work on that & perfect it & clean up any missed assignments that allowed for the debacle on SUN. ATL loves it's Football & they will know if they are for real or not in 2012. This may have also cost the Falcons the chance to be on National TV in 2012; It was already limited in 2011. I felt they legitimately got on because of their previous regular season success & 2011 potential; Not because of getting a helping hand from the League. They better turn this thing around fast. Yes; I am a Saints fan & I am Very Happy with their 2011 NFC South Title Clinching Year! But in the interest of being a Football Fan in general, a team that struggles in the late & postseason [like My Cowboys] are gonna make any & everyone question them on the spot. Eli was Good. He completed 23/32, had three TDs & had 277 yards. Gotta Love that he was on his game on SUN despite the fact that it was at home & it was against a mentally vacationing Falcons team. While Victor Cruz was a none factor with two catches for 28 yards & no TDs, that left room for the 115 yards on six receptions with two TDs day for Hakeem Nicks. Good to see they can use the undrafted free agent [UFA] in other games but spreading out their weapon usage is a must here. Defense rolled with six total tackles for Jason Pierre-Paul & Antrel Rolle each. This team faces the Green Bay Packers in the Divisional round this weekend @ the Packers. It will certainly be fascinating football that will not be a shoe in for the Defending World Champions. I sense they will have to play similar to Week One in the Opening Kick-Off. Should be a Ratings Haven for FOX too. Gotta Love that TV Money. The NFL Sure Does [not just the high ratings but those CRAZY TV contracts! WOW!].
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-WOW-E WOW WOW! ["Jabberjaw" reference] That Tebow Time don't play!! I LOVE that Tebow 80 yard bomb to Demaryius Thomas for the TD in Overtime. Just plain Awesome. That's how you open the first OT playoff. "Let's not get this any further than the first possession on the opening OT drive." Yeah, I like that LOL Thanks to Tebow Time, I got put in Twitter jail for tweeting and retweeting to much! LOL It was worth it but very challenging. I felt the electricity of Tim Tebow's OT TD bomb. Oh My Lord. For Real, Ya'll. I want to wrap up the Tebow-ness I'm feelin' but it's so Incredible! Industry Vet of about 15 years, Rich Eisen, was on a high breaking down the highlight on NFL Network. He shared out sentiment [paraphrasing]: "I don't know what happened. How did that happen?" Twitter was a-buzz. Larry Fitzgerald tweeted his Faith Focus Finish mantra he's had for at least two years when mentioning Tebow. Andrea Kremer tweeted & she's doesn't too often. It was an amazing night. I shared the excitement high with another Twitter pal when I said that I needed more football. [That's all the time but oh well LOL] Great Job by Tim Tebow & his crew to get that done. On the day, Thomas was 204 yards on four catches with that Epic 80 yard TD bomb. What I love is when Tebow gets a rushing TD & then the team & crowd really get into it. That is just amazing stuff. The excitement & joy always remind me of U of Florida plays where he ran in TDs. Just amazing energy & bolster for the team as a whole. This team is headed to NE. Remember, Tom Brady said something to the effect of "we'll probably see you again soon." after their late 2011 season meeting when the Pats beat DEN @ [Sports Authority Field @] Mile High. Just a complete and total incredible story of the 2011 Broncos. We were treated to Michael Irvin riding the "Tebow" rocking horse again on the SUN Evening edition of "NFL GameDay Final" on NFL Network AND some monkeys riding dogs! It's not even Christmas anymore!! In general, Tim Tebow does have inefficiencies with throwing the ball as he was 10/21 and scrambles to make plays when the pocket breaks down. It's truly a Favre or Eli Manning like thing he does. You've got to think about how this thing is Incredible but when you look closer you think about which team will have their number and contain Tebow's ability to rush TDs & throw bombs to make plays. I was real sorry to see Eric Decker leave with an injury that PFT calls a torn ACL. He's balled all year for them & it's terrible to see that happen to a player that shows up each game. CBS will have a ratings bonanza with the DEN @ NE game on SAT. It's gonna be wicked fun. Les Moonves & Sean McManus are gonna think they own New York City. Moonves & NBC Sports' Mark Lazarus should arm wrestle on Pay Per View. Two suburbanites going after each other in a similar way that their prized properties do? Order it for two households. Champ Bailey didn't get an INT that shoulda been an INT but this Tebow Time just bails everyone out, right? LOL The Steelers got to the postseason despite losing Super Bowl XLV. They got further than I thought by winning at least ten games in 2011 & making the postseason. Big Ben finally gets time to health his ankle & be ready for 2012. That's a relief for PIT fans as he was banged around in that DEN game & it looked bad as he got up & limped after a play in second half. Ryan Clark tweeted after the loss that he woulda played with his organs on the line for that game. Also, Brett Keisel left the game with a groin injury. No Rashard Mendehall either. That's a stiff order for a team that is playing on the road with Mile High being such a proud & key 12th Man in the League. Life is going to be a challenge in the offseason as, NFL Network pointed, that could've been the last game for Hines Ward. He was instrumental in previous seasons but slowly but surely there was bigger roles for Mike Wallace, Antonio Brown & Emmanuel Sanders for the team. As it should be, the team prepared for the future numerous seasons ago. It was fun with Ward. I like the chippiness that he played with at WR and during some defense he gave too LOL. Good Times. Cam Heyward is a product of Ohio State [GO BUCKS! I forgive your Epic Fail known as the 2012 TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl LOL] Cam is a rookie on this team & his first big spotlight is filling in for Brett Keisel. He showed up by helping to turn the all over & over all having three tackles. May he succeed well like Buckeye Dan Sanzenbacher for the Bears. Both Men should be particularly significant with their teams if they command high expectations & intense training with studying for 2012. Bears & Steelers have a hill to climb in some form or fashion. Ike Taylor had a BAAAAAAAAAD Day. Sorta like Roman Harper for the Saints in the 2011 Wildcard Playoffs at SEA. It piles up sometimes & you can't shake it. Chris Harris was speaking to it on Twitter SUN Night. It's a part of the game. As an example, Ike was there for a Pass Interference call & for being shown up bad when Demaryius Thomas got that 80 yarder for a TD. That's a Bad Day. He apologized to his teammates & fans on Twitter. He did have six tackles for the total game though. As it was mentioned on Twitter by another pal on the Fort Awesome forum, PIT RB Redman had a rough start but he finished with 17 touches and 121 yards. That is crazy considering that the game was his first real outing since Rashard Mendenhall was out. This team will be fine in 2012 but can't allow too many in game slides. They have to protect & fight through every adversity, like they have, but seal the deal & eliminate misques. That division is poised to be all BAL if they slip & fall in 2012. It's a humbling game for both teams for different. How big is this thing? The Hollywood Reporter tweeted out their story on #TebowMania on social media & how Bill Mahar was quiet. Mahar is a proud atheist [misspelled it I'm so disconnected with it] who bashed Tebow openly on Twitter on Christmas Eve. Tebow will make the internet explode if he [& DEN LOL] beat NE! Josh McDaniels is the Offensive Coordinator Again for NE just in Tebow Time for this match-up. Fun, Fun for Certain.
On Saturday, the 17 Finalists for the Class of 2012 into the Pro Football Hall of Fame was announced. ProFootballTalk.com tagged the finalists as: Jerome Bettis, Tim Brown, Jack Butler, Cris Carter, Dermontti Dawson, Edward DeBartolo, Jr., Chris Doleman, Kevin Greene, Charles Haley, Cortez Kennedy, Curtis Martin, Bill Parcells, Andre Reed, Willie Roaf, Will Shields, Dick Stanfel & Aeneas Williams. This is a solid list. My favorites are Cris Carter & Bill Parcells. Carter is an Alumni Buckeyes player who is certainly deserving of the honor but I sense that his treatment of the media is the blatant reason why he has been snubbed for the Hall Call. He deserves it like any other Top WR but this is not a computerized system. Guys will hold grudges like they are in high school and are in a group of cool kids. This is some trash but true. On Parcells, Man certainly deserves it. He's got a great resume with the call & should be a first ballot member. He's been able to take more teams to the playoffs than any other head coach in NFL history. That's saying something. Also, gotta love his work with the Jeff Hostetler performance in the 1990 season & Super Bowl XXV. Phil Simms was a Super Bowl MVP four seasons previously. The Cowboys era was a mixed bag but it still yielded successes that the franchise hadn't seen in many years. I think there's some ways that the Cowboys acquired that Parcells installed & they stuck with it. There was draft picks and a playoff appearance that allowed them to have a better chance than before Parcells got there. He inspires me personally to be an assertive leader & I'm glad that I witnessed some part of his coaching career. Here's Hopin' he gets in on the first ballot.
If there is another Tebow Time ending, in the Divisional Round like in the Wildcard Round, I need to lay down on the floor. Mercy, Mercy Me. Bring On the Divisionals!! Also, I leave you with this as posted in my "BuckeyeRidley's Thought of the Day" thread:
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In 2007 during "Monday Night Football", the Packers' Brett Favre throws an 82 yard BOMB to Greg Jennings, Good for a Touchdown, to open & end OT @ Denver. The Packers' last game of the 2007 season was at home in the NFC Championship Game because the Giants won. The Giants advanced to Super Bowl XLII where they beat the Patriots.
In the 2012 Wildcard Weekend, the Giants beat the Falcons and advance to the Divisionals to play @ the Packers. Later that day, the Denver Broncos' Tim Tebow throws an 80 yard BOMB to Demaryius Thomas good for a touchdown at home to open & end OT and they advance to play the Patriots. Only. In. The. NFL"
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iwatt - 01-10-2012 10:24 AM
Hell of good games. I might be in the minority, but I do enjoy blowouts (not when they are against my team though), because they help showcase a dominant performance. The GIants were clicking, and the Saints turned out all the stops in the second half. I loved how Foster ran, the guy is amazing.
Pruitt - 01-13-2012 06:10 PM
Also enjoyed the Giants blowout. Partly due to financial reasons, but also, I felt vindicated in my belief that the Falcons have gone as far as they are going to go under Mike Smith. He may be a decent coach, but he just doesn't have that extra bit of knowledge or cleverness that separates the good coaches from the great ones.
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On Sunday, journalist Lauren Duca tweeted an image of a letter penned by Dan Turner defending his son Brock, the former Stanford University student who was found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. Turner addressed the statement to the judge presiding over Brock's case, asking that he look kindly on his son with regards to sentencing — prison, he wrote, would be a "steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20-plus years of life."
Duca called it like she saw it: "RAPE CULTURE," she wrote on Twitter, "Brock Turner's dad is sad he only got '20 minutes of action' & doesn't even like eating steaks anymore."
Now, @AlexandraOzeri, in what is to date her one and only tweet, joined the Twitter conversation to take a stab at the rape culture inherent to Turner's letter, adding some necessary context. She tweeted a screenshot of her handiwork with the caption, "Here, I fixed his letter (changes in bold)..."
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Ozeri first takes on some back-breaking euphemisms: "the events," becomes "raping an unconscious woman," the "anxiety, fear and depression" Turner says his son was consumed by becomes "not taking responsibility for the rape he committed."
All of the details on Brock's history as a good student, a "positive contributor to society" and the fact of his lack of prior criminal history are put in perspective. "Bringing up the fact that this was only his first rape is like bringing up that it's somebody's first murder or terrorist attack, so it's still a crime," Ozeri writes. The other points on Brock's swimming career and lost potential are "cute details" that "don't have anything to do with the rape he committed," according to Ozeri.
And her repeated reminder: Any punishment that befalls Brock — for example, the extremely brief six-month jail sentence the court allowed him because any more time would "severely impact" his well being — is his own fault. After all, says Ozeri, "he screwed his own life and many other lives by raping someone."
Brock Turner's mug shot @ShaunKing/Twitter
Read more: Sexual Assault Survivor Makes a Powerful Statement to Brock Turner in Court
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Metrotechs and Millennials have taken to Uber Eats, Menulog, Deliveroo, Foodora and more
Source: Roy Morgan Single Source: April 2017 – March 2018, n = 15,067 Australians aged 14+.
New research from Roy Morgan shows nearly 2 million Australians aged 14+ (9.8%) now use Uber Eats, Menulog/Eatnow.com.au, Deliveroo or one of the many other meal delivery services in an average three months.
The research into Australians and their eating habits focused on the emerging phenomenon of meal delivery services such as long-standing Australian service Menulog which began in 2006 and has since merged with Eatnow.com.au and newer entrants including UberEats, Deliveroo and Foodora which have all appeared in Australia since mid-2015.
Unsurprisingly city-dwellers (12.6%) are far more likely to have had their meals delivered than those in country areas (4.5%). Women are marginally more likely to use meal delivery services (10.2%) than men (9.4%).
Australia's younger generations have taken keenly to meal delivery services with 16.1% of Millennials/ Gen Y (aged 28-42 years old) having used a meal delivery service in an average three months compared to only 4.5% of Baby Boomers and just 3.6% of Pre-Boomers.
Australians used meal delivery services by Generation – 12 months to March 2018
Metrotechs favour Uber Eats ahead of Menulog, Deliveroo and Foodora
The take up of meal delivery is not just about age, certain communities have really taken to meal delivery – as Roy Morgan's unique geo-psychographic segmentation Helix Personas shows. 22.5% of those living in a Metrotech community use meal delivery services – predominantly young, single, well-educated, inner-city professionals.
Although Uber Eats is a newer meal delivery service than other leading brands, launching in Australia just two years ago in April 2016, the service has quickly taken off. Uber Eats is used by 16.4% of Metrotechs putting it ahead of Menulog/Eatnow.com.au on 13.4%, Deliveroo on 7.3% and Foodora on 3.8%.
Use of meal delivery services within different Helix Personas communities
Source: Roy Morgan Single Source. April 2017 – March 2018, n=15,067 Australians aged 14+.
Michele Levine, CEO, Roy Morgan, says meal delivery services have emerged in recent years although there are still only a minority of Australians taking advantage of the new services:
"Almost 2 million Australians now use meal delivery services such as Uber Eats, Menulog, Eatnow.com.au, Deliveroo, Foodora, Lite n'Easy. HelloFresh, Youfoodz, Muscle Meals Direct, Choice Fresh Meats, Weight Watchers, Marley Spoon, Dinner Sorted, My Goodness Organics, Fresh Meals 2 U, Dietlicious, Gourmet Dinner Service, Eat Fit Food, Jenny Craig or Dinner Ladies.
"I'm guessing there may be more meal delivery services than you realised – but Roy Morgan is on top of this exciting new market and measuring the success of these new meal delivery services.
"Many of the new meal delivery services are a product of the so-called 'gig economy' and this is particularly applicable to market leading Uber Eats. Uber Eats launched in Australia in April 2016 and already the leading meal delivery service for the early adopting 'Metrotechs'.
"16.4% of Metrotechs use Uber Eats in an average three months compared to 13.4% using Menulog/Eatnow.com.au (the two companies merged in recent years), 7.3% using Deliveroo and 3.8% using Foodora.
"For further information on Roy Morgan's Helix Personas which comprise seven different psychographic communities that encompass 56 unique Personas visit Roy Morgan's Helix Personas website – www.helixpersonas.com."
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