- Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, continues its vital mission to maintain the Mississippi River navigation channel during the COVID-19 pandemic. Corps staff are incorporating CDC recommendations to ensure the safety and welfare of the staff and civilians while also ensuring commodities such as corn and soybeans can safely reach markets around the globe.
- Having exiting the Mac arena prior to OS X coming on the scene, most of Dad's Mac skills are sadly out of date. Several years of UNIX programming on several projects along with a recent tour of duty building a Django site on a SliceHost partition has certainly been helpful, and ultimately it's great to have a real shell again.
Term management strategy for dredged material as delineated in a DMMP. It is the policy of USACE that all DMMPs include an assessment of potential beneficial use (BU) of dredged material for environmental purposes including fish and wildlife habitat creation and restoration and/or hurricane and storm damage reduction.
Macs were used to help the Baltimore Ravens prepare for their Super Bowl trouncing of the New York Giants, according to a SunSpot.net story
The kings crown is missing mac os. Copycat (itch) mac os. 'Huddled over one of the team's Macintoshes last Friday,' Ravens quarterback Trent Dilfer asked the computer to show him every time the Giants blitzed the opposing quarterback during the playoffs, the story said. Plus, the clips were dredged from the Ravens' vast digital archive and projected onto the wall.
'You can do anything on this thing,' Dilfer told SunSpot.net, punching up Giants man-to-man plays when the blitzes ended. ('This thing' is apparently one of the Macs in question.)
Term management strategy for dredged material as delineated in a DMMP. It is the policy of USACE that all DMMPs include an assessment of potential beneficial use (BU) of dredged material for environmental purposes including fish and wildlife habitat creation and restoration and/or hurricane and storm damage reduction.
Macs were used to help the Baltimore Ravens prepare for their Super Bowl trouncing of the New York Giants, according to a SunSpot.net story
The kings crown is missing mac os. Copycat (itch) mac os. 'Huddled over one of the team's Macintoshes last Friday,' Ravens quarterback Trent Dilfer asked the computer to show him every time the Giants blitzed the opposing quarterback during the playoffs, the story said. Plus, the clips were dredged from the Ravens' vast digital archive and projected onto the wall.
'You can do anything on this thing,' Dilfer told SunSpot.net, punching up Giants man-to-man plays when the blitzes ended. ('This thing' is apparently one of the Macs in question.)
Ravens head coach Brian Billick is considered one of the NFL's modern pioneers in 'marrying' coaching and computing, according to the article. John Dube, the team's video director, and his staff use a Mac to chop up digitized game tape into individual plays, then annotate each play with basic stats such as the down, who touched the ball and what happened on the play. When they're done, the Ravens' coaches add even more data — until each clip carries more than 30 different pieces of information about the play, the article said.
'On Macintosh computers spread throughout the Owings Mills training complex, coaches and players can quickly pull together custom video clips to study — say, every time an opponent was third and short, or kicked a field goal, or fumbled,' reports SunSpot.net.
Dredged Mac Os Catalina
Hmmm. Perhaps if Yours Truly (a Nashville-based reporter) can convince the Tennessee Titans to get a complex full of Macs, next year's battles with the Ravens will turn out different …
