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I always secretly admired how Stern gave no fucks:

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When he asked Jim Rome if he still beats his wife, well, that was just special.
 
If this was missed, I'll post it, but it was an interview with the Bisciotti, Ozzie, and Dick Cass that just went down.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/ravens-insider/bal-ravens-executives-address-ray-rice-investigation-in-exclusive-interview-20140910,0,5031283.story

Interesting quote, considering what Goodell said:

Did the video match the story Ray Rice told you?

Ozzie Newsome: "You know. Ray had given a story to John [Harbaugh] and I. And what we saw on the video was what Ray said. Ray didn’t lie to me. He didn’t lie to me.”
 
When I wrote part of the script my wife was driving us home. I was relying purely on memory at that point so some stuff might be a little off. I changed it for you though!



Yeah, some of practice sites that MS offers in MVC are fun. I like anything by Jon Galloway.

Webforms is nice, it almost felt like building a desktop app. Plus when you use Entity Framework and Database First, it's pretty easy to get the data.

MVC developer saying Webforms is nice? Blasphemy, you're supposed to pick sides and fight to the death! :)

I've never had to work with MVC yet, but id like to pick it up. I've never had to use strongly typed data controls either, as I usually handle databind explicitly in the code behind. I never liked the evaluate() way of inline data binding in the aspx pages, but I'm glad 4.5 offers a better way of doing it.
 
If this was missed, I'll post it, but it was an interview with the Bisciotti, Ozzie, and Dick Cass that just went down.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/ravens-insider/bal-ravens-executives-address-ray-rice-investigation-in-exclusive-interview-20140910,0,5031283.story

Interesting quote, considering what Goodell said:

Yeah, Goodell is totally caught in his own web. Between that quote, the fact that Mort, King and others reported on the video months ago, and now the AP thing - he's toast. It's not credible to believe his shit.
 
It was on Pardon the Interruption, don't know when it'll be on Youtube if it does, but the gist was: they got the video. Either he lied, or he has no control, which as commissioner for as long as he's been is inexcusable, and either way he absolutely needs to go.

AH. In that case I'll make sure to listen to the podcast shortly. I didn't know if he was on just some other ESPN panel at the time.
 
MVC developer saying Webforms is nice? Blasphemy, you're supposed to pick sides and fight to the death! :)

I've never had to work with MVC yet, but id like to pick it up. I've never had to use strongly typed data controls either, as I usually handle databind explicitly in the code behind. I never liked the evaluate() way of inline data binding in the aspx pages, but I'm glad 4.5 offers a better way of doing it.

I feel like diving into .net is such a pain in the ass. I've been using it on and off for roughly two years now and I still feel dumb at times. There just seems to be so much. Oh well I guess thats why you keep learning.
 
Michael Wilbon just did a rant and said live on ESPN that Goodell has to go.

This is not a saga that will end with Roger still in charge

Except that Wilbon is a known Dan Snyder mouth piece, and Snyder doesn't have the power with the owners that 31 other owners do, especially with his Redskin and new stadium problems.
 
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Roger Goodell remains adamant he won't resign, source says: "Never."

44 million reasons not to.

Are enough owners going to make a fuss over this to vote him out though? Let's find out
 
MVC developer saying Webforms is nice? Blasphemy, you're supposed to pick sides and fight to the death! :)

I've never had to work with MVC yet, but id like to pick it up. I've never had to use strongly typed data controls either, as I usually handle databind explicitly in the code behind. I never liked the evaluate() way of inline data binding in the aspx pages, but I'm glad 4.5 offers a better way of doing it.

I'm open to using anything really.

Yeah, I databind in the code behind as well.

When I declare a repeater for instance I just use the Item Type like this then I can get strongly typed syntax

Code:
<asp:Repeater ID="rptTeamMembers" runat="server" ItemType="NFLGAFWC.Lib.TeamMember">

Then this gives me access to this syntax, which will generate an error if that object doesn't have that property:

Code:
<h4>[B]<%# Item.Username %>[/B]</h4>
<div>
        <span>Team:</span>
        <span>
             [B]<%# Item.Team.Name %>[/B]
        </span>
</div>
 
If this was missed, I'll post it, but it was an interview with the Bisciotti, Ozzie, and Dick Cass that just went down.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/ravens-insider/bal-ravens-executives-address-ray-rice-investigation-in-exclusive-interview-20140910,0,5031283.story

Interesting quote, considering what Goodell said:

Goodell should've called the Ravens and said, "Guys, maybe we should get on the same page here." Anyway, saying Ray didn't lie to him doesn't really help the Ravens much considering they stood by him until the vid came out and then they dropped him faster than Ike Taylor drops an INT.
 
Well, it's not entirely done, and I'm not sure if I have everyone in here yet, so don't be offended if you aren't on there yet. But I built a team members listing on the NFLGAF.com website.

I am going to add PSN, XBL, Steam, and NNID later, but the members listing works in the meantime. Anyone can use the sign up form to be added to a team.

The Quests are added, I'm not sure if I'll add an accompanying image to them either. I plan on having a signup where anyone can submit a quest.

I'm working on the other portions of the site, mainly the shit posts. I think I'll do the same thing where you can submit a shit post and if it's shitty enough I'll put it up.

I'll be pretty busy coming up, but I'll keep chipping away at it when I can. It's been a fun little project so far.

Check it out here, bear in mind it's not flashy as I'm a programmer not a designer! I'm open to suggestions as well.

http://nflgaf.com/

Nice job dude.

It's only a matter of time before Gata snaps and snitches on us all which will end with us getting neutered like NBA-GAF. Looks good so far.
 
I'm open to using anything really.

Yeah, I databind in the code behind as well.

When I declare a repeater for instance I just use the Item Type like this then I can get strongly typed syntax for instance:

Code:
<asp:Repeater ID="rptTeamMembers" runat="server" ItemType="NFLGAFWC.Lib.TeamMember">

Then this gives me access to this syntax, which will generate an error if that object doesn't have that property:

Code:
<h4>[B]<%# Item.Username %>[/B]</h4>
                    <div>
                        <span>Team:</span>
                        <span>
                            [B]<%# Item.Team.Name %>[/B]
                        </span>
                    </div>

Yeah that's a way better way if doing it. On our current project we use 4.5 but some of the other devs still don't use strong data typing, and it's such a pain to debug data issues sometimes. Luckily we've had to do a lot of data manipulation when binding (like concatenation multiple data columns together or altering data items depending on business logic) that we've done a lot more of it in the code behind lately.

Sweet deal man. Glad this project has gone so well so far. You planning on anything for the site in the long run?
 
Yeah that's a way better way if doing it. On our current project we use 4.5 but some of the other devs still don't use strong data typing, and it's such a pain to debug data issues sometimes. Luckily we've had to do a lot of data manipulation when binding (like concatenation multiple data columns together or altering data items depending on business logic) that we've done a lot more of it in the code behind lately.

Sweet deal man. Glad this project has gone so well so far. You planning on anything for the site in the long run?

Nothing too crazy. I'll probably just add the stuff I talked about and maybe a blog where posters from here can write up an article and I'll publish it (if the interest is there of course). I thought about a forum, but I don't really want to deal with that. Neogaf is a good enough place for that. Plus I'm kind of limited on time anyways.
 
I am curious to see how bad the Rams offense will be this year. How long will it be before they score an offensive touchdown? How long until they realize Robinson can't possibly make the O-Line any worse? Will Tavon Austin ever have a play that goes more than 5 yards? How is it possible that Brian Quick was the only player that didn't look terrible?
 
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