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require "discordrb"
require "httparty"

def notify_slack(message)
  HTTParty.post(
    # people_who_play_games
    "https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    body: JSON.dump({
      text: message,
      username: "Discord announcement",

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# Staylias makes your aliases persist across bash sessions.
# To install, save this as .bash_staylias in your home dir add this line to your bashrc:
#   source "$HOME/.bash_staylias"
#
# How to use:
#   $ alias foo=bar
#   $ alias foo
#   alias foo=bar
#  
#   $ alias foo=baz

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#!/usr/bin/python

import datetime
import json
import re
import requests
import time

USER_AGENT_HEADER = {'User-Agent': 'nfl-fast-tweets/1.0'}

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#!/usr/bin/python

import os
import random
import shutil
import subprocess
import sys
import tempfile

perl_binary = '/usr/bin/perl'

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// Get a Wordnik API key: http://developer.wordnik.com/
var WORDNIK_API_KEY         = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
// Get a Twitter app key: https://apps.twitter.com/
var TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY    = "YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY";
var TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = "ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ";
// Email to send errors to
var ERROR_EMAIL_ADDR        = "lingalls@gmail.com"

function Start() {
  // Delete exiting triggers, if any

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# We own a set of alphabet blocks. There are 24 of them: one letter on each
# (with drawings of things that start with that letter), and X, Y, and Z are all
# on one block. We took the letters for our daughters name (no repeats, phew!)
# and they sit on a shelf in her room. The rest are with her toys in the living
# room.
#
# Here's how I figured out the longest words I could spell with the remaining
# blocks (buchwald, plutarch, abruptly, upwardly, watchful, and wrathful).

cat $WORDFILE |                   # Replace with a word file on your machine, probably one in /usr/share/dict/  \

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// Get a Wordnik API key: http://developer.wordnik.com/
var WORDNIK_API_KEY         = "XXXX";
// Get a Twitter app key: https://apps.twitter.com/
var TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY    = "XXXX";
var TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = "XXXX";

function Start() {
  // Delete exiting triggers, if any
  var triggers = ScriptApp.getProjectTriggers();
  for (var i = 0; i < triggers.length; i++) {

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Result result;
if (!Something(&result)) {
  HandleError();
}

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# Results are in: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ucx9dgnYq83QDZv0nR1Ts1qXMQplqMRyiTlkJgZUQoU/edit?usp=sharing
#
# awk -f nfl-pre-sos-vs-actual.awk nfl-all-games.csv

BEGIN {
  FS=","
  print "Season,Team,Actual SOS,Predicted SOS"
}
/^Season/ { next }

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$ python belichick_generator.py 

Q: Danny Amendola had a big kickoff return.

BB: Yeah, they have a complementary play that goes with it out of those same groups and same looks. They just shuffle them around the next week so after four or five games, you have a lot of different elements to the position that he plays and the coverages that he's involved with. But I think his running vision, ability to set up blocks and understanding blocking schemes as they relate to the kicking game – five, six guys that are pretty much on every team. Then you have your specialists and then you go play guard, you definitely know what the center is doing, maybe a little bigger role. They’ve been in a lot of different personnel groups in between up to the four receivers last week where they started both [Donte] Moncrief, [Hakeem] Nicks, [Reggie] Wayne and [T.Y.] Hilton. Plus, their backs are good receivers. It's really, you have all those personnel groups; you have a lot of elements of three real good pass rush skills, so