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Weekends With Alex Witt : MSNBCW : September 30, 2012 9:00am-11:00am PDT
you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the influence of america's past president remains on the campaign trail this past election season. milt romney evoking ronald reagan. now "newsweek" i voted the -- david free lander, "newsweek's" political correspondent will take us who made the illustrious -- >> a progress sorry at yale surveyed ten of the most eminent presidential and imminent histo historians. >> also tight eisenhower, he helped create the middle class up to world war ii. it was really a matter of him ushering in the matter of prosperity. building the -- he had this air of prosperity in the 1950s. >> wasn't this build as an escape route for the atomic bomb? >> many, many politicians revere ronald reagan. they have admired that. along with many americans, what do you think is behind his popularity, ultimately? he was the president during a time of broadly shared prosperity in the 190s and he helped to usher in that prosperity. and as our story points out, he was a great communicator. >> also on the list, bill clinton, he made tha
you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the influence of america's past president remains on the campaign trail this past election season. milt romney evoking ronald reagan. now "newsweek" i voted the -- david free lander, "newsweek's" political correspondent will take us who made the illustrious -- >> a progress sorry at yale surveyed ten of the most eminent presidential and imminent histo historians. >>...
Melissa Harris-Perry : MSNBC : September 30, 2012 10:00am-12:00pm EDT
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CNN Saturday Morning : CNNW : September 30, 2012 5:00am-6:00am PDT
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Weekend Early Start : CNNW : September 30, 2012 4:00am-4:30am PDT
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CNN Newsroom : CNNW : September 29, 2012 10:00pm-11:00pm PDT
loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> welcome back. most republicans consider voter id laws a legitimate way to prevent voter fraud. most democrats see them as attempts as voter suppression. but whatever your view, the laws are stirring up political passions all around the country. don lemon spoke about it with cnn contributors lz granderson and ana navarro. >> last time we talked about this, you got really passionate, you and will really went at it. and you were specific saying you weren't going to sugar-coat it. >> this is driven by race. i was at the speech last night. i will tell you i didn't leave there thinking, oh, i need to vote for obama because he's black. i left there thinking as an american citizen, we all should be offends that these tactics are being used to curtail our rights, the right that is blacks and whites have died for. you don't have to go all the way back to slavery. jesse helms used tactics to scare blacks from going back to the polls. >> it's nothing like this. >> let me finish. i allowed you to finish. saying things like, if
loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> welcome back. most republicans consider voter id laws a legitimate way to prevent voter fraud. most democrats see them as attempts as voter suppression. but whatever your view, the laws are stirring up political passions all around the country. don lemon spoke about it with cnn contributors lz granderson and ana navarro. >> last time we talked about this, you got really passionate, you and will really went at it....
Piers Morgan Tonight : CNNW : September 29, 2012 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
. many years from now, when the subaru is theirs... hey. you missed a spot. ...i'll look back on this day and laugh. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> i ask every guest one question and i'm going to ask you, just because i'm amused by your response. how many times in your life, mr. president, have you been properly in love? >> translator: i'm in love with all of humanity. i love all human beings. >> that might be the best answer i've ever heard to that question. >> translator: members of my own family like any other human being. >> mr. president, thank you for your time. >> translator: god bless you. wish you success. >> thank you, sir. >>> hi, there. i'm susan hendricks in tonight for don lemon. the ories you are talking about in just a moment. but first, we want to get you up to speed on some of the day's headlines. republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan is campaigning in ohio talking, talking gun rights at a national men's sports conference. also vice president joe biden wrapped up a two-day swing through florida, including a stop in ft. myers. president obama
. many years from now, when the subaru is theirs... hey. you missed a spot. ...i'll look back on this day and laugh. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> i ask every guest one question and i'm going to ask you, just because i'm amused by your response. how many times in your life, mr. president, have you been properly in love? >> translator: i'm in love with all of humanity. i love all human beings. >> that might be the best answer i've ever heard to that question....
Piers Morgan Tonight : CNN : September 30, 2012 12:00am-1:00am EDT
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policy? ♪ ♪ hi dad. many years from now, when the subaru is theirs... hey. you missed a spot. ...i'll look back on this day and laugh. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> i ask every guest one question and i'm going to ask you, just because i'm amused by your response. how many times in your life, mr. president, have you been properly in love? >> translator: i'm in love with all of humanity.
CNN Newsroom : CNN : September 29, 2012 10:00pm-11:00pm EDT
years from now, when the subaru is theirs... hey. you missed a spot. ...i'll look back on this day and laugh. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> tonight, we have been having an open and honest discussion on corporal punishment and discipline, things like spanking, hitting, slapping, forms of physical punishment on kids by parents or an adult. but when does discipline turn into all-out abuse? michelle castle witnessed abuse on her stepsister at a young age. it was that abuse that led to her stepsister's death. the abuse also started happening to her. michelle castle joins us tonight. michelle, thank you for being here. you're so brave to share your story. i know you're going to help so many people out there. first of all, what kind of abuse did you witness on your stepsister? and how did that feel to witness that? >> i was young at the time so the feelings are difficult to describe. but basically it was hitting, kicking. my stepsister was not fed. she was not allowed to eat at the table with us. she was forced to sleep on the bathroom floor. she couldn't go to school. pre
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Stossel : FOXNEWS : September 29, 2012 10:00pm-11:00pm EDT
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Justice With Judge Jeanine : FOXNEWSW : September 29, 2012 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
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CNN Newsroom : CNN : September 29, 2012 2:00pm-4:30pm EDT
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Weekends With Alex Witt : MSNBC : September 29, 2012 12:00pm-2:00pm EDT
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Melissa Harris-Perry : MSNBCW : September 29, 2012 7:00am-9:00am PDT
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Hannity : FOXNEWSW : September 28, 2012 9:00pm-10:00pm PDT
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The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : September 28, 2012 8:00pm-9:00pm PDT
companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, yoargeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight. actor samuel l. jackson. good actor. big obama fan has read a poem in support of the president. sorry my friend no time to snore. out-of-touch millionaire has just began war on schools, environment, unions and fair pay. we are all on our own if romney has his way. he is against safety nets, if you fall, tough luck. so i strongly suggest that you wake the [bleep] up. >> bill: oh. now number one we all should have hats like that. i didn't think of that should i should have. what do you think of that preparation. that's designed to sway hear
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The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBC : September 28, 2012 9:00pm-10:00pm EDT
lives... ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> last night on this show we had an exclusive report on something being held up in congress you sort of can't believe would be held up in congress. i'll admit to be fired up about this on last night's show but i still find it unbelievable. here's an simple idea. an american soldier gets killed in the war. that soldier's payment gets a payment, dependency and indemnity compensation, we're sorry, your husband, father, mother or wife was killed. you'd think this would be one of the less partisan inflicted thing wees we do as the governm. from time to time that payment gets adjusted to reflect increases in the cost of living. right? that makes sense. one of the least controversial things you could possibly imagine the united states government agreeing to. well, a bill to adjust that payment for the cost of living was brought to the senate floor last thursday. it was expected to go ahead, no mus, no fuss. who is going to argue with that? but it was blocked by so
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Hannity : FOXNEWS : September 28, 2012 9:00pm-10:00pm EDT
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News Nation : MSNBC : September 28, 2012 2:00pm-3:00pm EDT
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Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : September 28, 2012 8:00am-10:00am PDT
america's natural gas. ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. jenna: right now after a busy week at the united nations, secretary of state hillary clinton is hosting government leaders from several countries to talk about the bloodshed in syria. the meeting comes as we're seeing heavy new fighting in the city of aleppo for control of syria's largest city. david lee miller is at the u.n. with more for us now. david? >> reporter: since the general assembly began its meeting on monday, at least 489 people have died in syria because of the bloodshed. and as you mentioned, there is now an intense battle underway in syria's largest city, the city of aleppo. witnesses say that the fighting is unprecedented there, and there's additional fighting taking place in and around the capital of damascus. a human rights group says that government forces there have attacked areas that are under rebel control. arab leaders in the new york are worried the conflict could spread and destabilize the entire region, and as you mentio
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The Ed Show : MSNBC : September 27, 2012 11:00pm-12:00am EDT
a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. just begin with america's favorite soups. bring out chicken broccoli alfredo. topbelkim for recipes, plus a valuable coupon. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> up next, new details about mitt romney's past investments in china. >>> and later george w. bush i stayg aw from the mpaign trail, but his trip to the cayman islands could be a headache for mitt. >>> when i was back in my private equity days we went to china to buy a factory there. and, boy, about 20,000 people, and they work in these huge factories. they make various small appliances. and as we we walking to this facility, seeing them work, the nuer ohourtheyork for . what they earned, living in dormitories with the little bathrooms at the end, maybe ten rooms. in the rooms they had 12 girls per room. three bunk beds on top of each other. >> welcome back to "the ed show." ecs frys tt rney ver talking about in that clip from the fund-raising dinner in florida, but his account of visiting that factory is renewing interest in his investments in china. and a new rep
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10 of the best
Ten of the best visions of Heaven in literature
John Mullan
Fri 30 Apr 2010 19.05 EDT First published on Fri 30 Apr 2010 19.05 EDT
Aeneid by Virgil
We think of Heaven as up above, but, for the Greeks and Romans, only the gods preside on high. The best that humans can hope for is Elysium, the nicest section of the Underworld. Here Aeneas finds that the heroic dead have a grassy gymnasium: some "compete in sports and wrestle on the yellow sand: / others tread out the steps of a dance, and sing songs".
Paradiso by Dante
After his tours of Hell and Purgatory, the poet has earned his trip upstairs. Guided by Beatrice, he ascends to the abode of angels, from where he can see the whole celestial mechanism of the nine heavenly spheres. Reaching the Empyrean, he sees "a light flowing like a river / Glowing with amber waves between two banks / Brilliantly painted by spellbinding spring".
Troilus and Criseyde by Geoffrey Chaucer
After the ecstasy of requited love, and the agony of his beloved's betrayal, Troilus becomes a kamikaze warrior and is duly dispatched before the walls of his native Troy. His departed spirit ascends to some Platonic Heaven, from where he looks down somewhat disdainfully on the little passions of living men and women.
Paradise Lost by John Milton
The fallen angels wallow in darkness, and God watches from "the pure empyrean" while "ambrosial fragrance filled / All heaven". Milton imagines it as a place of divine choral music, "blest voices, uttering joy". The angels twang their harps "with preamble sweet / Of charming symphony".
Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan
After many a vicissitude, Christian and Hopeful arrive at the Heavenly City and are greeted by trumpeters "clothed in white and shining raiment". "The City shone like gold, the streets also were paved with gold"; the populace have harps and sing plenty of praises.
"The Flesh and the Spirit" by Anne Bradstreet
Flesh and Spirit have a debate, in which Flesh's account of all the world's delights is outdone by Spirit's description of Heaven. "The stately Walls both high and strong / Are made of precious Jasper stone". There are, naturally enough, "Gates of Pearl", streets of transparent gold and a "Crystal River".
"I Went to Heaven" by Emily Dickinson
Dickinson's paradise is just a bit eccentric. "'Twas a small town / Lit with a ruby / Lathed with down. / Stiller than the fields / At the full dew". Its inhabitants have "Duties of gossamer, / And eider names". Even the professionally discontented poet confesses she would be "Almost contented" to belong to "such unique / Society".
Liliom by Ferenc Molnár
In Molnár's play (the source for the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel) fairground worker Liliom kills himself after taking part in a botched robbery. The scene changes to "the Beyond", where he finds himself in a Heavenly courtroom and is required by a divine magistrate to return to earth to help out his daughter.
The Last Battle by CS Lewis
At the end of the last Narnia novel, Peter, Lucy and Edmund realise they were killed in the train crash at the beginning of the book and witness the end of Narnia. The Pevensie kids get into Heaven, where you can run as fast as you like without getting tired and "there were forests and green slopes and sweet orchards and flashing waterfalls, one above the other, going on for ever". "The holidays have begun."
Having been raped and murdered by a neighbour, teenager Susie Salmon watches from Heaven as the investigation into her death unfolds. Susie's Heaven is like high school, but without any compulsory lessons except Art.

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Q: Any Java plugin/code to manage uploaded files? According to current requirement,user will upload files with large size,which he may like to download later. I cannot store the uploaded files in DB because the size of files is large and performance will be impacted if I store uploaded files in DB.
Any one knows any java plugin which provide efficient file management on webserver and maintains the link to file so that the file can be downloaded when the link is requested. Also the code will make sure that user will be able to download only those files which is uploaded by them,they cannot download any file just by modifying the download link etc. I am using spring3 as the framework.
Please suggest how to solve this problem?

A: if you have write access to the file system why not just save them there ?
you then generate an unique ID and save the hash/file relation in db, you then need to supply the ID to get the file feed from a servlet

A: Store the file content on a part of filesystem out of web application so you cannot reach it changing the link.
Then you can store on db the path for that file, and return them only if the user has the permissions to read it.
Pay attention, do not store all the file on the same folder, or the number of files could grow too much. So find a way to store them with more folder levels.

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Углерод-13 — нуклид химического элемента углерода с атомным номером 6 и массовым числом 13. Один из двух стабильных изотопов углерода. Изотопная распространённость углерода-13 в природе составляет приблизительно 1,06(6) %.

Ядра данного нуклида используются в одном из методов ЯМР-спектроскопии — так называемом методе магнитного резонанса атомов 13С.

Образование
Образуется в результате β−-распада нуклида 13B (период полураспада 17,33(17) мс, выделяемая энергия 13437,2(11) кэВ) и β+-распада нуклида 13N (период полураспада 9,965(4) мин, выделяемая энергия 2220,47(27) кэВ):

В редчайших случаях, также, синтезируется в больших количествах в «изотопных» звёздах типа Y Гончих Псов.

См. также
 Метод магнитного резонанса атомов 13С

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Изотопы углерода

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As the fast-moving storm roared in, Tracy Pitman put Konnor on the floor and covered him with a pillow, then wrapped her arms around him while Clint Pitman covered both of them, she said.
They could feel their 14-by-70-foot mobile home rocking, then flipping and twisting before the tornado slammed it down, shattering the structure, Tracy Pitman said.
Clint Pitman pushed debris off of them, and led them out of the rubble to a truck in the yard. The three were cut and bruised.
Pitman, 47, immediately went to look for his parents, but their home was gone and he didn't have a flashlight to penetrate the pitch blackness.
He drove his wife and grandson through a fence and a field to the home of a neighbor, who returned with him to look for his parents, Tracy Pitman said.
Frantic searchers found the couple in the wreckage of their home, which had been blown into a treeline about 200 feet from where it had sat.
The two were clinging to life. A grandson, Dale Pitman, carried his grandmother to a waiting truck to go meet the ambulance. Clint Pitman and others carried Wilburn Pitman on a piece of wood, Tracy Pitman said.
"He kept saying, 'Son, take care of your mom,'" Tracy Pitman, 41, said Wednesday.
Wilburn Pitman died by the time emergency workers got him to St. Joseph London hospital.
His wife died the next day at University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center.
The couple, who had 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren, would have been married 56 years in July.
They lay together Wednesday in separate polished-wood caskets in the chapel of Bowling Funeral Home, flanked by flowers and photos of themselves as a younger couple.
Virginia Pitman had worked at the American Greetings and Caron Spinning factories in Laurel County and later at Shiloh restaurant, where some called her Granny, Tracy Pitman said.
Virginia Pitman enjoyed decorating her home and yard, worked hard and was devoted to her family, Pitman said.
"Her family was her life," Pitman said.
Wilburn Pitman had been a truck driver for the state. He was a kind, humble man who loved to trade dogs and hunt.
He also was an Army veteran, serving in the early 1950s.
The funeral for the Pitmans opened with a recording of Amazing Grace played on the bagpipes as an honor guard from Chapters 66 and 158 of the Disabled American Veterans filed in.
Randy Bingham, pastor of Hazel Patch Baptist Church, which Wilburn Pitman attended regularly, talked of how difficult it is for the couple's sons to lose both parents at once.
"There's going to be a great void," he said.
Bingham also noted the hope of heaven that Christians have.
"There's another life out there," he said. "I want you to trust that your parents are in the hands of a merciful God."
The five deaths — and the injuries and destruction caused by the tornado — have caused great loss in the county, but the disaster also has brought an encouraging outpouring of support from the community, Bingham said.
"You've got a community that's behind you in this hour of grief," he said to the Pitman family.
As the funeral procession of dozens of cars traveled north from London on U.S. 25, oncoming cars pulled off the road. One teary-eyed woman stood in her yard and bowed her head.
At the graveside ceremony, the honor guard fired a 21-gun salute before playing a recording of taps.
The Pitmans were buried side by side, the first two graves in a new family cemetery on the ridge where they lived, where their family still faces the job of clearing away the wreckage of lives cut short and turned upside down.
Tracy Pitman said her mother-in-law had wanted to be buried beneath a big cedar tree on the ridge, but the tornado uprooted it.
Her sons plan to dig up another cedar nearby and plant it near the graves.


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will this copy fit with the US bumper support?
SERIALNINE AERO 1 PIECE REAR BUMPER IS DONE!!!!
how can i order one of those trunk wings? where do i send money, im so down for one. also was wondering if the center of the wing is notched for the trunk badge?
G, im interested. is it also notched for the trunk key/badge thingy?
would you be interested in making window visors? i have a full set. on my test fit the rears need to be lengthened and the angle of the curve on the fronts are off.


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Instagram told to reinstate music video removed at request of Met police
Meta's oversight board, the quasi-independent "supreme court" of Facebook and Instagram, has forced the company to reinstate a clip of drill music originally removed from Instagram at the request of the Metropolitan police.
The clip, a short excerpt of the song Secrets Not Safe by Chinx (OS), was removed after the Met flagged the track to Meta, arguing that it could lead to "retaliatory violence" in the context of the London gang scene.
The force told Meta it contained a "veiled threat", referencing a shooting in 2017, and as a result the company manually removed 52 posts containing the track and automated systems removed it a further 112 times.
Now, the oversight board says those removals were a mistake. The track does not break Facebook or Instagram's rules, it argues, and basic principles of free speech, equality and transparency were breached in allowing a police operation to censor a musician in secret.
"While law enforcement can sometimes provide context and expertise, not every piece of content that law enforcement would prefer to have taken down should be taken down," the board said in its ruling.
"It is therefore critical that Meta evaluates these requests independently, particularly when they relate to artistic expression from individuals in minority or marginalised groups for whom the risk of cultural bias against their content is acute."
As part of its investigation into the removal of the track, the oversight board filed multiple freedom of information requests with the Met police, finding that the force had filed 286 requests to take down or review posts about drill music in the 12 months from June 2021, and that 255 of those had resulted in the removal of content.
Over the same period, it had not made a single request to remove any other music genre, the force said. "This intensive focus on one music genre among many that include reference to violence raises serious concerns of potential over-policing of certain communities," the board argued.
The board also asked the Met how it ensured that free speech rights were protected, and what its specific policies were about flagging content to social networks. The force said it was unable to answer, with decisions made on a case-by-case basis.
Crucially, the Met did not allege any of the drill music that it had asked Meta to take down had broken UK law. Instead, its argument was that the music had broken Facebook and Instagram's community standards, since it was "potentially threatening or likely to contribute to imminent violence or physical harm". The police did not provide public evidence to back up that claim. Because the internal Meta team that works with the police comprises senior specialists, users whose content is taken down also have no ability to appeal.
The oversight board recommended that, in the future, Meta should have a public and standardised system for content removal requests from law enforcement and other state actors, including asking for evidence to back up claims that a policy has been violated, and to review its decisions in aggregate to assess for systemic biases against communities or minorities.
Although it is funded by Meta, and its co-chairs were selected by the social network, the oversight board operates largely independently, and has the power to overrule the moderation teams of Facebook and Instagram, and to force content to be reinstated to the site, as it has done in this case. It can also issue non-binding recommendations for the company's future policies, which Meta reserves the right to refuse but has agreed to respond to even if it decides not to enact them.
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Defeat The Weapons
Guardian Forces
Limit Breaks
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Ultimate Weapons
The revolutionary new Junction System featured in FINAL FANTASY VIII provides an unprecedented level of control in character customizability. Based upon the powerful Guardian Forces from which the characters derive most of their power, the Junction System allows the player to modify character abilities, commands and even their attributes. Unlike previous games in the series, the magic in FINAL FANTASY VIII is not earned or purchased, but drawn from enemies in battle. Players can opt to cast the magic drawn from enemies right away, or store it as spells for later use. The usefulness of stored magic goes beyond merely casting it however; the Junction System lets the player attach the power of magic spells to attributes, enhancing character stats or special defenses that provide resistance to certain attacks.
The Guardian Forces that the characters must equip to use battle commands and earn special abilities, are themselves powerful attacks. Similar to the summoned monsters from previous games in the series, Guardian Forces "guard" characters with their own lives during the summoning process. When the summoning is complete, the powerful attack is truly a sight to behold.


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Курильская лисичка () — вид лучепёрых рыб семейства агоновых. Длина тела до 17 см. Морские придонные рыбы умеренных вод. Встречаются на глубине от 33 до 55 м. Распространены в северо-западной части Тихого океана: южной части Охотского моря и северной части Японского моря. Их охранный статус не определён, они безвредны для человека, объектом промысла не являются.

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Рыбы Тихого океана
Рогатковидные
Животные, описанные в 1898 году


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Q: Pass down Console Handle to child This is a .NET question
Suppose I create a command line process with via a ProcessStartInfo that specifies:

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*NoShellExecute

*CreateNoWindow

*RedirectStandardOutput

*... and stderr + stdin

I can read it's output as a ByteStream and print it on my own Console. Fine.
But if my child process chooses to set the cursor position, that will not happen.
This makes sense, since it doesn't have it's own window (due to the CreateNoWindow option) and does not own a virtual console. Thus it does not have a valid Handle to pass to SetCursorPosition
So what I'm asking is:
How can I grant my child process access to my own Console Handle?
So that it can behave as if it was owning the Console (Window)
I know the Powershell can do it, but I don't know whether it uses WindowsAPI or has some .NET way to do it.


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Tag Archives: NFL
Red's Ghost 5:32 pm on July 25, 2017
Tags: Dallas Cowboys, lucky Whitehead, NFL, philosophy ( 36 )
Losing Faith Or Sports Is So Screwed
Apparently the Dallas Cowboys are so worried about a man named Lucky Whitehead supposedly getting arrested for misdemeanor shoplifting from Wawa in suburban Virginia that they cut him from the team. The same Cowboys team that has fielded players charged with domestic violence, gun charges, drug charges and DWI incidents. I'm guessing that as a Cowboy you are held to a higher standard- no shoplifting but plenty of beating, drinking, drugs and poor decisions.
I feel for Whitehead because the police now admit that it wasn't him who they arrested for shoplifting. All that drama from the Cowboys and it turns out he wasn't even there, imagine that. Jerry Jones is going to do what he's going to do. In fact Jerry's son, Stephen said that it was a "culmination of things over a period of time." You mean he missed a practice or skipped a meeting or claimed his dog got kidnapped? Sure, he's probably a knucklehead but he DIDN'T break the law.
The starting running back was questioned for domestic abuse charges. A linebacker was charged was assault for hitting someone with a truck. Another player was charged with DWI. In 2015 they fielded a player who was a repeat drug offender. Of course they signed Greg Hardy.
They are hardly the only team to put questionable people on the field. The NFL is full of players that are on the edge of falling off the cliff. The problem is that the league is all about money. When the only reason guys are on the field is because they can play a sport and normal people would be in jail it's because of power, money and influence.
I have a huge problem with the fact that a guy like Whitehead lost his gig over some arrest that never happened. He doesn't even have the ability to sue the Cowboys over wrongful termination because of the way NFL contracts are written.
I wonder what the arresting officers must feel today knowing they helped contribute to the man's loss of employment. Did they just say "hey he said his name was Lucky Whitehead and he had his information so we aren't going to look at his mugshot?" Isn't this a statement on its own? Lucky Whitehead's picture is easily found on the internet- is there no due diligence? If someone was arrested with my information would they verify that it truly was me? I'm scared for this world.
Tags: Buffalo Bills ( 6 ), football ( 20 ), NFL, philosophy ( 36 ), rex ryan ( 3 )
Uncle Mike Vick's Cabin
I recently saw a shirt that says :
We march, y'all mad, We sit down, y'all mad, We speak up, y'all mad, We die, y'all silent.
Let those words sink in for a bit before you pass judgement on what they are saying.
I'm not going to wade into the political world but this shirt reminded me of Colin Kaepernick and what he's been going through with NFL free agency. Whether you agree with him or not his actions have caused people to talk, something that is necessary in this country.
Unfortunately there are people like Mike Vick who went on FS1's "Speak For Yourself," and said that the reason why Kaepernick doesn't have a job is because he is still sporting an afro. Really Mike? Vick went on to say it's really not about his hair but about his last two years of play. If he cuts his hair and goes back to the NFL with hat on hand and keeps on line, Vick thinks all will be forgiven. Much like after he was forgiven for his dog fighting charges. Vick reminded us all "it's not about selling out."
I'm not sure I buy that. While it may not be that Kaepernick is getting black balled from getting a job in the NFL because of his beliefs, he's causing questions to be asked of the culture and mentality of those that are in charge of signing players. He's reaffirmed my opinion that football is about money and the image of what is on the field. Look at some of the white players who have long hair and long beards, why is that okay? Is what Vick saying that Kaepernick's hair cut reminds fans of the 70s and Black Power activists? Mike Vick reminds me of a dog killer. There are players in the NFL with weapons charges. There are players in the NFL who have beat and abused domestic partners. There have been players in the NFL that have killed others and still been able to come back. You are going to tell me someone should cut their hair Mike? Give me a break. All Kaepernick did these past two years is express his right to protest. He didn't break a law and he didn't break an NFL rule. He can grow an afro and he can kneel for the anthem. However you can't kill or beat a human much less defenseless animals.
I have a real problems with the fact that it's okay with guys like Rex Ryan to attend and even announce guys like Donald Trump at political rallies without their teams saying a word. Meanwhile Kaepernick doesn't say a word on the field but keeps to himself. Each man expressed his right to protest or display his view only one of them has been chastised for it – I wonder why?
Red's Ghost 1:48 am on July 19, 2017
Tags: coaching ( 12 ), football ( 20 ), NFL, philosophy ( 36 )
A League Full Of Losers
In the NFL, 31 teams go home at the end of the season as losers. If you think about it that's 97 percent of the league that doesn't accomplish the ultimate goal every single year. It doesn't matter if your favorite team won their division if they didn't win the Super Bowl, they still came up short.
As previously stated in earlier blogs, football is a business and owners do whatever it takes to make their product earn. Unfortunately there are times when the monster eats itself or some teams just don't have the structure in place internally. Many times what's seen on the field reflects that lack of planning by General Managers or Owners but at the end of the year when the results are in, the coach takes the fall.
The coach may not be able to win with the lack of depth they were given or maybe the GM didn't give them players that fit their system. Too bad, the coach is the one to go. Think about all the different parts of a football team and the number of players that have to do their job. If one player doesn't perform their assignment the whole chain will snap. Many times the players don't realize that the average career of an NFL player is less than 4 years. Players see guys like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning that have longevity in a rough and tumble league. However, because of the violent collisions injuries are common and career threatening.
When these players drop their end of the rope, coaches have to scramble to find someone else to pick it up. It's what many refer to as a "next man up" mentality. The problem is there are guys who aren't able to deal with the pressure or the pace and they too fall. Even though most players in the NFL are close to the same skill set in most areas, it's the mental aspect that makes guys great. It's up to coaches to push men to find that.
But what happens when guys tune that out? Or what happens when some guys don't have the ability to push through that final wall? Scouting players isn't a science, as is evident by the many busts in the NFL draft. These players can become what is known as "coach killers" contributing to the average length of a coaching career being less than 5 years. Think about that player who was drafted and fizzled out within his first 4 years in the league even though the first year coach relied so heavy on him. Now the coach might have one more year to prove himself, but more than likely that coach is already out the door.
When we watch football very few of us think of those guys that walk up and down the sidelines. Not just the main guys like Bill Belichick or Mike Tomlin. There are those men behind them, the ones that give their all to coach the wide receivers or the defensive backs that rarely have their names in the paper or the news. When a defense plays lights out it's normally the defensive coordinator who gets the credit even though that defensive backs coach gave up his free time and his life to be there researching and preparing too. When the coach gets fired guess who is going to go too? All those coaches. Maybe some of them will never get another job in football even though they were great at what they did. The problem is no one knew them except for that coach and now he can't find another job. But the players who let go of the rope, they might get another shot. That General Manager who didn't bring in enough players that were good enough to cover for injuries? You can bet he's still there.
I understand that coaches watch film and prepare a game plan. They call the plays and try to put the players in the right position to win however sometimes it isn't the coach's fault that a team loses. Sometimes there truly are bad teams based upon the roster they've been given. Sure it's up to them to make the best of hands they are dealt but I think many times fans, executives and the media expect way too much of coaches instead of realizing that players have to be held accountable too. Coaches aren't miracle workers, they are human and can only do so much- it's time to stop blaming them for everything and start praising them.
Red's Ghost 10:47 pm on July 17, 2017
Tags: coaching ( 12 ), NFL, Rams ( 2 )
Football Isn't A Game
I refuse to say the word "gamechanger," I hate when it is used in everyday context. I've seen it used on car commercials or in ads for other products. Those things aren't games. However, I don't even like it when it is used in the football sense either – football isn't a game.
A perfect example is the Los Angeles Rams. In 2016, the Rams moved from St. Louis, Missouri to L.A. because the owner wasn't making enough money and he wanted the city to help finance a new stadium. No go on that, so he pulled the plug and decided to take his show to L.A. where the Rams came from and the place where he owned a large piece of land. A perfect piece of property to put up a megalithic stadium that will make all the other NFL owner and fans jealous. Why not right?
In the meantime, the Rams were coming off picking first overall in the NFL draft after going 7-9 the season before. They had previously traded picks with Tennessee in order to allow the Titans to get Marcus Mariota in the 2015 draft. All that being said, the Rams also traded their starting Quarterback from 2016 Sam Bradford to Philadelphia, leaving them with a lifetime backup in Case Keenum to open the year. Let it be said that a good starting Quarterback in the NFL is hard to find.
For all the humor that was made of Jeff Fisher, I think he's a good human being as is evident in the two video series produced about the 2016 Rams season. Unfortunately, he was handed a young team with a less than stellar Quarterback in Keenum and then was forced to start the Rookie in the 10th game of the season after many failures. Fisher was replaced after going 4-9 in 2016, a result of not being able to get the defense off the field or get the run game going. Both of these things I believe come back to the decision to trade Bradford and start Keenum.
As is the case, the coach takes the axe when it comes to these decisions and it was Fisher whose head rolled. It's not about how he coached the game or how much he cared about the game it was about wins. Plain and simple it was about how much money the owner could make, how good he could make the product look in order to keep the fans. Football isn't about the game or the people, it's about the score and the result. Owners don't care about the coach or the players as long as they get the W. The only "gamechanger" is money, it rules the world.
Red's Ghost 12:25 am on April 7, 2017
Tags: arian foster, college football ( 15 ), nba, NFL, NHL ( 38 ), sports ( 2 )
Time To Pay The Players
With the NHL playoffs upon us (and the Maple Leafs hopefully being in them), I've been playing NHL '17 on Xbox One to deal with the fever. As a gamer and sports fan, the greatest addition to games is the "Be A Player" mode where I created myself as a young center in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
My virtual self suits up for the Sherbrooke Phoenix, because my favorite hockey player of all-time, Jocelyn Thibault is the General Manager.
Anyway, as the season progresses your general game play is "graded" based upon certain categories and of course your skills develop based upon the grade. The end goal being that you get a call that you've been drafted into the big show to play for the grand prize – the Stanley Cup.
Along the way you are given the chance to fight if you are challenged (or you will be pushed into fighting if you deliver a brutal hit on a defenseless opponent), the opportunity for more ice time if you are passing and scoring well, a disappointing paragraph on a menu from the coach if you don't defend and other chances to make an impact.
Midway through your draft-able season, you may get the call to the CHL top prospects game as my player did. I was assigned to the white team and I drew the top line against the red team. Somewhere during the first period after a stoppage in play, I began to look at the "Be A Player" mode differently.
One of my linemates must have disliked someone on the other team and a fight broke out. Hey – old hockey joke huh? All I could think about was 17 year olds fighting in front of NHL scouts to show that they should be drafted. I have never been or seen the real CHL top prospects game but I know that as a teenager you want to be in the NHL and you'll do whatever it takes to get there.
But these aren't just any teenagers. These kids are being paid a stipend and they cannot accept a scholarship to an American school because of it. Think about that for a moment. This is a double edged blade.
It's wonderful that they are getting paid for bringing in revenue for their club but at the same time it comes with a consequence. They must now realize they can't go to the States and play college hockey. Most realize their options are better in the CHL, however should that not pan out, there has to be some consideration for the future too.
This past week I saw former Houston Texans running back Arian Foster talk about the NCAA and how he can't even watch college football anymore. The NCAA system is broken. In March, billions in revenue are generated for the NCAA by advertisers in what is known as "March Madness." The basketball players for the schools do not see any of that money but some of the coaches at these schools are paid millions to do one thing: teach x's and o's.
Then there is college football. The college bowl system is the same way and some coaches are the highest paid state employees. They also get athletic gear contracts and some coaches even have radio shows. Meanwhile, athletes on scholarship can't participate in work study or accept the same things that normal students could.
In fact, Foster has spoken in the past about asking his former coach at the University of Tennessee Phillip Fulmer to bring him something to eat because the dining hall was closed and he had no money. This was against the NCAA rules but Foster came from a family that was poor – if it wasn't for the scholarship he wouldn't have had the funds to go to college.
We hear the stories of athletes going from college or high school to the NFL or the NBA and blowing it all. They end up being broke but why can't they get a stipend in college to help them understand how to manage it? Getting that money in the CHL helps the young players know that when it is gone, it is gone and no one is going to give you anything.
The NCAA is no longer an amateur league and it's not going to go back to being one. With advertisers involved and athletic companies sponsoring everything there's no way to believe that money doesn't run college sports. It's long past time to let the kids who help print the cash for the "amateur" system get their piece of the pie – or else we need to take the money out of the system.
Tags: college football ( 15 ), NFL
Why Is Joe Mixon Any Different Than Ray Rice?
I'm not sure why these things continue to go on every day in the sports world but star athletes are getting away with as much as possible.
Case in point, University of Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon. Mr. Mixon has been suspended for the game against Iowa State on November 3, 2016 because he ripped up his parking ticket in front of the public safety officer who had written it.
There are a multitude of problems around Mixon that extend from 2016 back to 2014.
Mixon's attorney, Blake Johnson, is quoted in the The Oklahoman as saying "He tore the ticket up in front of the parking attendant, and threw it on the ground."
Not only did he either park illegally but he littered by dropping pieces of the ticket on the ground. Plus there is a witness to both offenses.
Mr. Johnson goes on to say, "We are very confident that Joe did nothing criminal."
Well let's back up a moment here partner.
In 2014, Mixon was suspended for punching a fellow student and breaking multiple bones in their face. Mixon knocked Amelia Molitor off her feet with one punch shattering her jaw, cheek, sinus and orbital bone. That's right, the fellow student is female.
The incident was caught on a restaurant surveillance tape where the two had been with friends. Mixon had been celebrating his 18th birthday when words were exchanged escalating into Molitor pushing Mixon away. Mixon lunged at Molitor and she slaped his neck leading to the punch.
As soon as he landed it, her head hit the table she was sitting at and then she fell to the ground. Mixon made for the exit leaving Molitor struggling to come to. Mixon is not seen on camera again and after a while she is able to sit up in a chair.
On top of all of this, the President, athletic director and football coach of the University all saw this footage in the District Attorney's office just three weeks after the event occured. Their solution was to suspend the player from the team for the season rather than outright dismissal.
The DA decides that Mixon should be charged with acts resulting in gross injury, a misdemeanor. A misdemeanor?
Mixon entered an Alford plea to the charge which meant he had to serve 100 hours of community service, a one-year deffered sentence, a year of probation and some counseling.
Mmkay.
Even though he was suspended he still attended team functions – hell that seems right. I imagine she was doing every day normal activities with all those broken bones.
But what is interesting about the whole thing is that there was an Oklahoma law that prohibited reporters from obtaining copies of the video to broadcast on TV or post online. Mixon took the deal just days before a new law was set to come in affect changing this which would have meant his video would have gone mainsteam.
In fact, after the plea was reached with the defendant and the prosecutor the tape went back to the restaurant where the tape was destroyed. No one but those who were there will ever see the violent act that Mixon committed.
My question is, what would he have had to do to get kicked out all together? Kill her?
If you draw the comparisson to another football player's domestic violence incident caught on camera (Ray Rice) – what is the difference?
My guess is that Rice brought so much toxic attention to the NFL that no team wanted to go near him and he could be replaced by many other running backs similar to him. His video was on every website and television station. You couldn't go anywhere without seeing or hearing his name.
Mixon on the other hand is younger, a five-star recruit, Oklahoma kept this video contained and could keep him away for a year to minimize the damage to their program.
All that being said – domestic violence is domestic violence. What Mixon did is no different than what Ray Rice did and neither individual should be on the field. Mixon ripped up a parking ticket in a fit of rage so what will stop him from showing that anger in the future? What will stop him from hurting someone when he does? The fear of another misdemeanor?
Red's Ghost 11:13 pm on April 18, 2016
Tags: Buffalo Bills ( 6 ), coaching ( 12 ), NFL, rex ryan ( 3 )
The Day The Rex Ship Ran Aground
*Thanks to the New York Daily News for the image and for making it.
This whole Rex Ryan thing is completely out of hand.
I'm convinced that the Buffalo Bills have lost control. They don't even know what to do with him anymore.
Stay with me, I know, you're rolling your eyes – it's starting to get old. Rex Ryan is my go to whipping boy for days when I want someone to beat up on. But this time my Buffalo Bills fan club card is truly at the bottom of the sea with Sebastian and Ariel.
Rex has decided that he is going to "introduce" Donald Trump at the First Niagara Center in Buffalo when the Presidential Candidate stumps for Republican voters in his visit to the Bills home city. I'm not wading into the politics on this one, that's not my point here. I have different bones to pick.
I wanted to look at what Rex and the Bills have to say about it because this is after all the same Trump that tried to buy the Bills after Ralph Wilson's death. Thankfully Terry Pegula was able to buy the team and keep it from Trump – and Jon Bon Jovi who wanted to move it to Toronto for the sake of making money. If I ever make a billion dollars I have ideas for you Jon!
But I digress and I move on to Rex.
"I'm not going to say who my endorsement is and all that stuff," Rex is quoted as saying according to Syracuse.com. "I'll say this, Chris Christie was my guy 100-percent because we were the lap-banded brothers. We both had that lap band and we really are pretty close."
Great, so you aren't endorsing him so to speak but by going out on stage you are playing your hand anyway. That's like me saying that I'm wearing this Bills stuff but I'm not going to tell you what team I cheer for. Just because I'm wearing Bills stuff doesn't mean I want anything to do with the Bills. Well, that's back when I was wearing the Bills stuff anyway. Stay with me.
The Bills are all cool with it. Not cool with me. I don't know what they think of me. I know when I was in Buffalo and tried to get a tour of the Ralph they didn't have one. Who doesn't have a stadium tour these days? Lame!
"It is a personal decision by Rex to introduce Donald Trump at this evening's rally," the Bills explained in a statement released by Mike Rodak of ESPN.com. "The Bills organization does not endorse political candidates and so he is not representing the organization at tonight's event."
Who releases a statement like that? I mean, sure they are going to distance themselves from the coach. Okay I get that. But they can't come out and release a broad public statement? There's nothing on their website about it. Do they not think that everything this man does gets traction? "Nah, this won't go anywhere we'll just release it through a reporter." Come on, put it on your website.
I believe if I'm not mistaken this is the same Bills organization that Trump said he would buy in 2014 and make money on. He wished current Bills owner Terry Pegula better luck with the Bills than with Sabres.
Meanwhile their head coach and "face" of the franchise is introducing the guy who talked trash and bad mouthed the current owner of the club. But that's okay? Not in my book. Not if I owned the club. I'd be snipping that one down in a heartbeat.
Also in the same day, word came out that Rex admitted to is stealing slogans from college coaches. Rex borrowed "All in" from Clemson's Dabo Swinney as a means to promote unity among the players. Can't a guy come up with ideas on his own?
These two things on one day? Isn't that enough to get someone fired?
I know the Bills don't want to get rid of him. Why would they? If they wanted to they would have gotten rid of him after he promised the playoffs and didn't deliver. Besides every Bills fan who could read the writing on the wall knew they weren't going to make the playoffs. Anyone who could see the team for who they were only knew he was going to make it worse. Look at the Jets trajectory since he left, guess where it is headed? Straight up.
Rex is the loud mouth that gets the Bills all this free publicity and he keeps the team in first segments of ESPN because there's always a dumb comment that sportscasters make fun of. Who cares if the team ever wins, when was the last time the guy won a Super Bowl? When was the last time he overcame his New England demons?
Now he's just shoving all his insubordination in the boss' face and calling it a "personal decision."
A personal decision is choosing to wear a different tie to work. A personal decision is choosing to wear a different color vest on Sundays. A personal decision is choosing to donate your pay check to Relay for Life. This is far from a personal decision.
This is another squirt of gasoline on what has become a massive dumpster fire burning out of control burning by Lake Ontario. Until they get their "Rex Problem" under control the Bills can go ahead and take my fan card. Leadership, respect and the ability to teach humanity starts at the top and the Bills are showing that they are just letting Rex walk all over them. Tyrod or no Tyrod, it's over for me.
Red's Ghost 7:09 pm on February 10, 2016
Tags: 30 for 30 ( 2 ), Browns, Cleveland, college football ( 15 ), derek boogaard ( 4 ), football ( 20 ), Houston, Johnny Manziel, Manziel, Minnesota Wild ( 2 ), NFL, NFL Draft ( 5 ), NHL ( 38 ), Redskins, Vegas
Who's Johnny, The Next 30 For 30?
I'm going to go ahead and comment on it, even though I feel like I'm wading into a hurricane with a kiddie raft. I have been watching the drama unfold in Cleveland, Las Vegas, Texas and who knows where else for far too long to keep my mouth shut any longer: someone has to stop the Johnny Manziel downward spiral.
So let's run this down with some highlights, er lowlights, and see what I'm talking about.
May 8th 2014 – Manziel is drafted by the Browns as the 22nd pick of NFL Draft. Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said that a homeless guy convinced him to draft Manziel on the way to the draft. Seems legit.
May 24 2014 – Johnny goes to Vegas instead of focusing on football. This comes just after questions of his work ethic and character were brought up in the draft process.
June 6, 2014 – Manziel is pictured floating around in a pool on a giant swan focusing on a bottle rather than a football. Apparently there is a playbook stuck to the bottom of the pool.
July 4, 2014 – Manziel is in Vegas where he was caught on camera with something that looks a lot like drugs. I do not believe he was working on football here either.
August 18, 2014 – Manziel gives the Redskins the bird in a nationally televised event. Stay classy.
November 22, 2014 – Manziel gets into a fight in a hotel in Cleveland with a fan and members of his entourage. It almost feels like it had been too long since he did something, didn't it?
December 23, 2014 – Manziel gets hurt and says he has to change in order to be successful. You think?
December 26, 2014 – Change is short. He throws a party and is late for treatment on his hamstring, although he is quick to deny there is a party.
January 3, 2015 – Flips off some fans at a club in Houston who end up taking it differently than Manziel expected. They drench him in their drinks. Cheers!
January 28, 2015 – Manziel decides that this time it's really about change and goes to rehab.
April 11, 2015 – Manziel comes out of rehab a changed man.
April 17, 2015 – Manziel issues an apology to Cleveland, the fans, his teammates, the world, the universe and whoever else wants to listen. Everyone believes in the change.
June 17, 2015 – "Money" Manziel is gone. No more? Say it ain't so Johnny. Maybe the change is real?
October 12, 2015 – Manziel and his girlfriend have an argument after drinking. The police are called because Manziel was driving like an ass and acting like an ass so his girlfriend tried to exit the vehicle while he was still driving. It's now beginning to get dark. Jokes are now done.
October 25, 2015 – The NFL finally decides to investigate Manziel for domestic abuse. I mean it only happened almost two weeks ago!?!
November 23, 2015 – More partying and there is video evidence of Manziel drinking and singing. Instead of focusing on himself and/or football during Cleveland's bye week he spent it on the one thing that is causing him to spiral out of control.
January 1, 2016 – Manziel spotted in Las Vegas at a casino when he was supposed to be going the following day to Cleveland to the team's training facility for league mandated concussion protocol. It had been reported in various sources he showed signs of a hangover in practice earlier in the week.
January 30, 2016 – Manziel is alleged to have assaulted his ex-girlfriend, Colleen Crowley. Crowley has filed an affidavit of protection from Manziel because he struck her so hard he ruptured her eardrum.
According to ESPN.com:
"The affidavit states that Manziel dragged Crowley down some back steps to the hotel exit. As they passed a valet, Crowley states she pleaded with a valet as the pair left, saying: "Please don't let him take me. I'm scared for my life!" The valet responded that he didn't know what to do.
Manziel took her to Crowley's car, where she states she got in the car's passenger seat "against my will." As he was backing up, she jumped out, ran across the street and hid in some bushes.
Manziel made a U-turn to where she was, grabbed her by her hair and threw her in the car.
"He hit me with his open hand on my left ear for jumping out of the car," the affidavit states. "I realized immediately that I could not hear out of that ear, and I cannot today [Feb. 3, the date of the filing]."
Crowley writes that the argument continued on the way to her apartment and in the apartment itself.
"I continue to be extremely concerned for my health and well-being," she wrote.
The judge issued the protective order Feb. 4, the day after Crowley's filing."
The Cleveland Browns organization has been hiding Manziel's real problems for years because of the promise of talent. With the partying it seems concerning that he isn't taking care of himself and has some issues that he may be covering up. Now that he has struck someone else it scares me to think about what else he might do when he is drinking.
And don't get me started about Deion Sanders and his insinuation that Manziel's ex-girlfriend is the reason for all the problems. Sure, blame the victim of a ruptured eardrum and domestic abuse. Go ahead. Let's not solve the problem. Why does anyone even ask someone who clearly has no clue?
If you've never read the story of Derek Boogaard Boy on Ice by John Branch, it's time to pick it up. Branch examine's Boogaard's rise through the hockey ranks all the way up to the NHL all while battling his addictions: first with booze and then with painkillers and opioids. Boogaard never got the publicity or was never the figure that Manziel is however his addictions remind me of Manziel's. Boogaard went to rehab multiple times and each time he came out he said he was going to be better and he was going to change but the only way he was going to change was if he was allowed to change and his team(s) never did that.
The Browns never made Johnny change. They covered for him and you can bet the NFL did whatever it could. The Wild kept finding ways to get Boogaard what he needed. The NHL would do whatever they could. Meanwhile both Manziel and Boogaard struggled with their addiction because they were stuck in the same spiral that only was/is getting longer, deeper and darker. Boogaard's spiral ended in a tragedy and now that we see Manziel at this junction it scares me to think that he's teetering on something that's going to end in the same place.
The Browns are saying they don't want him, his agent doesn't want him, the NFL might be saying the same soon, his ex-girlfriend filed a protection order, his family is pushing back and who knows what other people are pushing back against him. I can only imagine that Johnny is fragile and there must be a million things running through his head. If he truly is spiraling, this is the time to get help, I just wonder if he will get it? Or five/ten/fifteen years from now will we be watching this on ESPN as a 30 For 30?
Red's Ghost 4:45 am on February 8, 2016
Tags: cam newton, carolina panthers, denver broncos, NFL, peyton manning, Super Bowl ( 3 ), willy wonka, wonka
A Super Dud
The NFL may have spent millions advertising the Super Bowl's 50th year, I couldn't help but feel like it was a letdown. Like sitting down to breakfast and having to choose between Frosted Flakes or Wheaties, neither team appealed much to me.
On one side was the big story of Peyton "HGH you feel so good " Manning and the Denver Broncos who had made their way through the AFC by dethroning the evil empire of the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game. No one had expected Manning to hold up through the season much less to make it this far so it was no surprise when it was reported that Manning allegedly told Pats' coach Bill Belichick this was his "last rodeo."
On the other side Cam Newton prepared to dance all over the Broncos after skewering the NFC and winning the NFL MVP award. Newton made headlines this year for his superman dances and Dab celebrations all while leading the team to 1st place seed in the NFC. His dancing was the talk of the media and he was forced to defend it nearly every time he was interviewed after a game.
Unlike years past I did not have a Hokie I was rooting for in the game so I felt no connection whatsoever to any team. Maybe that's why on multiple occasions I had to hold myself back from getting up. That may be why I had to tell myself that something will happen to make it exciting. That's why I simply couldn't feel like this game was the embodiment of 50 years of the Super Bowl. If nothing else it reminded me of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory when Veruca wants a golden goose. When she lands on the egg scale and it quickly displays that Veruca is indeed a bad egg, Super Bowl 50 would follow her down the chute to the incinerator.
I think of all the great players who have come and gone and can only feel embarrassed for such a showing on a world stage. A truly epic collapse for one team and large fight back for another. Hopefully with all the money the NFL raked in from advertising and merchandising they can work on the game for next year. If it keeps up this way it will just be a set of geese laying bad eggs and Wonka will have to keep pulling them out of the incenerator.
Tags: 30 for 30 ( 2 ), andre reed, bruce smith, Buffalo Bills ( 6 ), college football ( 15 ), drake ( 6 ), espn ( 3 ), football ( 20 ), hokies ( 4 ), NFL, tennessee ( 4 ), tyrod taylor, Virginia Tech ( 9 )


The German football legend, Oliver Kahn stills reminisces about a former Nigerian international, Austin 'Jay Jay' Okocha's, sensational goal in a Bundesliga fixture, after 23 years.
Oliver Kahn disclosed that he was yet to recover from the wonder goal he conceded against Nigeria's Austin Jay Jay Okocha in a Bundesliga fixture between Eintracht Frankfurt and Karlsruhe in 1993.
The goal was voted as 1993 Goal of the year by viewers of Sportschau (an ARD German TV sports programme).
Kahn's tweet attracted comments from football fans on Facebook, google and tweeter about the career of the two football icons.
While Kahn moved on to become one of his country's great goalkeepers, Okocha developed into Africa's shining star and role model in different leagues across Europe.
Both players later became their respective countries' national team captains, winning laurels in different competitions.


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(00:00 - 1:05:15) - PK returns this week to discuss all 30 NBA teams. Jonny & PK go through every team and discuss their expectations for the team for the rest of the season, and what they like/don't like so far this season.
(1:05:15 - 2:20:20) - Cathal and Dermot then join the podcast to talk about NFL coverage for the week. They start by talking about Kareem Hunt saga and Mike McCarthy's firing. They then discuss Week 13 coverage and make their picks for next week.
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A car with a fuel efficiency of 8.3 l/100 km will need 12.73 liters (3.36 gallon) of gas to cover the route between North Arlington and Camden.
The estimated cost of gas to go from North Arlington to Camden is $13.79 (diesel $16.3).
The place names are translated into coordinates to approximate the distance between North Arlington and Camden (latitude and longitude). Cities, states, and countries each have their own regional center. The Haversine formula is used to measure the radius.
Driving distance from Cherry Hill, NJ to North Arlington 85.06 miles (137 km)
Driving distance from South Vineland, NJ to North Arlington 124.34 miles (200 km)
Driving distance from Toms River, NJ to North Arlington 72.72 miles (117 km)
Driving distance from Vineland, NJ to North Arlington 121.92 miles (196 km)
Driving distance from Bayonne, NJ to North Arlington 12.23 miles (20 km)
Driving distance from Brick, NJ to North Arlington 64.66 miles (104 km)
Driving distance from Clifton, NJ to North Arlington 7.67 miles (12 km)
Driving distance from East Orange, NJ to North Arlington 7.38 miles (12 km)
Driving distance from Edison, NJ to North Arlington 33.2 miles (53 km)
Driving distance from Elizabeth, NJ to North Arlington 15.5 miles (25 km)
Driving distance from Elizabethport, NJ to North Arlington 15.18 miles (24 km)
Driving distance from Hamilton, NJ to North Arlington 54.01 miles (87 km)