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12 Team "Experts" Roto representing Dobberhockey 2nd G,A,PPP,+/-,SOG,Hits,Blocks,Wins,GAA,SV% - Keep 4 4C-Kopitar,M.Koivu,Stepan,Matthias,Prospal 4L-Marleau,Steen,M.Foligno,N.Foligno,Morrow,Umberger 4R-Hossa,Hornqvist,Little,Alfredsson,Oshie 6D-Byfuglien,Phaneuf,Doughty,J.Johnson,Burns,Wideman, Kostka,Methot 2G-M.Smith,Backstrom,Reimer 12 Team Salary Cap Roto Dynasty 3rd (G,A,Pts,FPts,DPts,Pim,SOG,H,BS,W+OTL+SO,GAA,SV%) 12F-Ovechkin,Kopitar,P&E Kane,Kessel,Ryan,M&N Foligno,Ennis,Hodgson,Killorn,Horton,Wolski,Morrow ,Bonino 6D-Subban,J.Johnson,Carle,Wizniewski,Franson,Spurgeon ,Kostka,M.Fraser 2G-Rask,Anderson,Emery Farm-Markstrom,Scrivens,Brunner,Nyquist,G.Bourque,B.Con nolly,T.Barrie,Brennan,Barberio,Orlov |
Puckheads have the nicest draft so far, IMO.
Kops & Hellfish also with nice starts. Pencil in BC IceHawks for a last-place finish based on first 7 rounds. |
I stopped reading after I saw Giroux go 1st OVR and Ovechkin hang around till 10th in a league with Hits, SOG, etc. Wow.
In our dynasty/salary cap league, Ovi went 13th. With his cap hit, I don't know where I would have taken him.
Salary Cap/Dynasty G, A, PTS, PPP, PIM, +/-, Shots, W, GAA, SV% C- Tavares, Backstrom, Ribiero, Turris, RW- Gaborik, Perry, Downie, Nyquist LW- Eriksson, Moulson, Duchene, Huberdeau, Silfverberg, Johansson D- Karlsson, Phaneuf, Enstrom, Burns, Gardiner, Voynov, Ellis G- Fluery, Kipper, Dubnyk, Lindback Farm- Grigorenko, Bjugstad, Teräväinen, Lack |
I guess I can see a case for Giroux in the top 5 then but I'd still personally be thrilled to land Ovi anywhere beyond top 3... |
1-1 4th Steven Stamkos, C, Tampa Bay Lightning 1-2 MJA Evgeni Malkin, C of the Pittsburgh Penguins 1-3 NS Sydney Crosby C Pittsburgh 1-4 Face Claude Giroux C Philadelphia 1-5 Paul S John Tavares C NYI 1-6 FedFed Ilya Kovalchuk LW New Jersey Devils 1-7 Marco Henrik Sedin, C Vancouver Canucks 1-8 The Ryan- Daniel Sedin, LW Vancouver Canucks 1-9 Amiezin- Tyler Seguin, RW Boston Bruins 1-10 Nalax- Rich Nash 2-11 Nalax- James Neal, LW Pittsburgh 2-12 Amiezin- Johnathan Quick, G Los Angeles 2-13 The Ryan Kris Letang D Pitt 2-14 Marco Alex Ovechkin LW Washington 2-15 FedFed Pekka Rinne G Nashville 2-16 Paul S Erik Karlsson D Ottawa 2-17 Face Cory Schneider G Vancouver: 2-18 NS Jonathan Toews C Chicago: 2-19 MJA Phil Kessel, RW, Toronto Maple Leafs 2-20 4th Jimmy Howard, G, Detroit Red Wings Didn't mean to high-jack your thread.
Salary Cap/Dynasty G, A, PTS, PPP, PIM, +/-, Shots, W, GAA, SV% C- Tavares, Backstrom, Ribiero, Turris, RW- Gaborik, Perry, Downie, Nyquist LW- Eriksson, Moulson, Duchene, Huberdeau, Silfverberg, Johansson D- Karlsson, Phaneuf, Enstrom, Burns, Gardiner, Voynov, Ellis G- Fluery, Kipper, Dubnyk, Lindback Farm- Grigorenko, Bjugstad, Teräväinen, Lack |
Justin Schultz in the third round!!?!?!?!?!?!? RNH before guys like Neal, Seguin in a roto league!?!??!?!?!?! Wowzers....!
Corey Perry in the third round? STEAL!
10tm Dynasty Lg - $70M CAP G A PTS +/- PIM PPP SOG W GAA SV% SO C: J. Carter, H Sedin, E. Staal RW: P. Kane, Stewart LW: Semin, Couture D: Pietrangelo, Hamhuis, Subban, Carlson G: Lundqvist, Price UTIL: Plekanec, Ennis, Perron, D. Brown Farm D: B. Smith, Morrow F: Brassard, Williams, Niederreiter, Little, Okposo, Whitney, Nyquist, Kesler G: S. Mason, Ward Prospect: F - Z. Kassian, Spooner, Kuznetsov, Tatar, Teravainen, Stone, Connolly D - Matt Dumba |
There's a lot of WTF picks there to me. It doesn't say whether you use actual salary or cap hits but based on Kovalchuk falling all the way to 98th, I'm assuming it's actual salary. There's no other reasonable explanation for Kovy falling so far down in the draft.
Then again I see Suter getting taken 41st overall so that assumption flies right out of the window. Whether it's actual salary or cap hit, I'd never want to own Suter in a cap league. That's horrible, awful, fugly contract. Couture at 92 and Patty Kane at 106 are great picks. Tremendous value there. Streit at 56 over guys like Toews, E.Kane, Ryan, Skinner, Ryan, Duchene, OEL etc. in a keeper league? Not a fan of that pick. Too much love for prospects also.
UHL Pittsburgh Penguins 24 Team Fantrax Salary Cap H2H Dynasty League Daily G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SHP, GWG, SOG, Hits, Blks, FOW W, GAA, SV, SV%, SO 23 Man Roster - 3C, 3LW, 3RW, 3F, 6D, 1G, 4BN, 4IR 27 Man Minor Team C- Tavares, Stepan, Hodgson, Shaw, Bjugstad LW- Ryan, Perron, Downie, Killorn, Paajarvi RW- Wheeler, Simmonds, Coyle, Frattin, Rinaldo D- Schultz, JJ, Bogosian, EJ, Josi, Cowen, Muzzin G- Lehtonen F: Granlund, Silfverberg, Jensen, Dalpe, Bowman, Knight, Fasth, JAM, O'Dell D: Beaulieu, Koekkoek, Gelinas, Pysyk, McCabe, Irwin, Gryba G: Nilsson, Poulin, Nilstorp, Ramo, Berra, Brossoit, C.Gibson |
But I'd rather have Seguin at a 3.5 cap hit that I could lock in for 5 years than Ovechkin at 9.5 when the cap is 65 M. For a guy who had 65 pts and was trending downward, I wondered if Ovechkin was even going to get drafted. He is 15% of our cap.
Salary Cap/Dynasty G, A, PTS, PPP, PIM, +/-, Shots, W, GAA, SV% C- Tavares, Backstrom, Ribiero, Turris, RW- Gaborik, Perry, Downie, Nyquist LW- Eriksson, Moulson, Duchene, Huberdeau, Silfverberg, Johansson D- Karlsson, Phaneuf, Enstrom, Burns, Gardiner, Voynov, Ellis G- Fluery, Kipper, Dubnyk, Lindback Farm- Grigorenko, Bjugstad, Teräväinen, Lack |
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Here' a pic of the hanging baskets we made! They are getting there. the Lobilia in this is not doing well. I don't have good luck with it. Don't know why. Thanks for lookingThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Sorie10, | |||
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some garden this is really going to be pretty. | ||||
Danthis (ms)I think this is really doing good. There are 2 of these. | ||||
Dead nettle. It's really filled in along the deck. | ||||
What's this? I've forgotten!! That all for now I promise!! | ||||
So pretty, Sorie! Your hanging baskets are going to be gorgeous when they fill out. Be sure to post another picture when they do, ok? I planted impatiens in wire baskets with spaghnum moss similarly this year. They are still looking puny, but I'm looking forward to them filling out! I love that purple flower posted just after the basket photo. What is that? Also, your lamium looks nice and healthy. I have a couple of patches of it as ground cover and I really like it. They say it's invasive, but I need it to spread, so (for now) I don't mind! Beautiful pics! Thanks for sharing!! Karen Zone 5b | ||||
Sorie, I really like those hanging baskets..neat idea. I seem to have problems with lobelia too........wonder what our problem is? By the end of summer those baskets are going to be so full the planter won't be visible.....every container gardeners goal!! The rest of your garden is really going to be pretty when it fills out. I think your mystery plant is a gerber daisy. Thank you ve | ||||
88hazel the tall plant is Delphenium. (MS) it is soo tall about 36" I just planted it last yr. surprised it's so big this yr.Of course I can' find the tag! fyi I'm Sorie 10 too!!This message has been edited. Last edited by: silly bird, | ||||
Love the hanging basket idea! It will be so full! I have never seen such happy lamium! Must like getting some sun. The delphenium is gorgeous! It doesn't like our humidity. Thanks for sharing! My 1900s farmhouse: http://share.shutterfly.com/ac...sid=0Abtm7Zw4cMmLKvg My gardens: http://share.shutterfly.com/ac...sid=0Abtm7Zw4cMmLLBA | ||||
It all looks sooo pretty! You were right, the delphenium is going to be fantastic & BIG! I love the color of it...but I don't think they grow down here...like Patty said, humidity! "The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion | ||||
Sorie, was it hard to make the holes in the plastic hanging planter without cracking? How did you do it and how big were the holes? It is going to look fantastic! I can't grow dels out here, too much wind and they are so top heavy but so beautiful! I don't have much luck with lobelia or with lamium even. I know the lobelia likes things shady and I just don't have much shade! those look great. The one flower you asked about looks like a Gerbera......they are sure pretty. | ||||
Thanks everyone. ladeuce cutting the basket was pretty easy DH said. He used his drill with a hole blade. He did crack one a little but you can't even see it. The holes are about 1 1/2" across. They've really filled in since I planted them. The white one is a self watering. Got it at WM. The lamium is on the northwest side of the house and gets afternoon sun. It has always done well there. | ||||
Ok, so here's the question of the day: Why is Sorie10 also Silly Bird???? Anyone care to speculate? Perhaps she has a split personality...wonder which one is the ev*l one??? Or, maybe she woke up one morning with amnesia and couldn't remember what name to enter into her HGTV account? Or, could it be something even more sinister???? C'mon Sorie10/Silly Bird/Whoever-you-decide-to-be-tommorrow....spill! PS: You know I'm only kidding, right? We love you--all both of you!!! Karen Zone 5b | ||||
Really pretty! You would think they could come up with a better name than "Dead Nettle" for such a beautiful plant! Look how pretty those flowers on it are! Is that an upside down wine bottle in the 4th picture? ~Jean~ in garden zone 6b | ||||
I love lobelia but I have never been able to keep it going all summer. I know that garden centers put it in a lot of different containers because it has such a great color, but I wonder if anyone on the board has been able to keep it going for the season. Once it gets hot here, mine will die out whether it's in the sun or in partial shade. Absolutely love your delphinium, I bought some new plants this year but in the past I haven't been able to keep it going in my bed. The yellow flowers look like gerbera daisies, to keep them blooming it helps to deadhead them.This message has been edited. Last edited by: 16paws, | ||||
88hazel I'm both because I tried one time when I was on my laptop to get on here and it wouldn't let me so signed up while on the laptop (Silly bird). So depends which computer I'm on. Sorry to confuse everyone! I like having a split personality :-)) I have those pots hanging on the east side of the house so hope they won't die!! I love the color! mydog yes it is a wine bottle. It's on a knitting needle. I've got lots of blue bottles throughout my garden. My friend saves the bottles for me. I do dead head the daisy and it comes up every yr. I didn't know it was pernnial! ThanksThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Sorie10, | ||||
She used to be just plain old Sorie too! And for several years I was "old Karen"....until hgtv messed up my account & couldn't fix it so I had to sign up again with a new name cause even though no one could access my old account, it still said that name was in use! ((eye roll))This message has been edited. Last edited by: ga.karen, "The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion | ||||
Sorie, I actually figured it was something like that, but the conspiracy theory is kinda fun to play around with, too! Karen, I remember when that happened to you, but I do like ga.karen better! "old Karen" is just so.....well....."old"!!! Karen Zone 5b | ||||
I'm glad to get to see how the hanging baskets are filling in. It looks like they are going to work out well! This is my first year doing lobelia. I've got it in a big pot on the porch. We'll see how that goes but so far so good. | ||||
I've never seen a delphinium that heavy with blooms, I love it...does it have a particular name? Your yellow mystery flower is a Gerbera Daisy. Everything is so pretty. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I've decided to quit my job, drop out of society, and wear live animals as hats." | ||||
clapping over here! Can't wait to see the baskets again as they grow! Love your choices! Fun to see what everyone is doing!! "Those that throw mud, lose ground!" :>) | ||||
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This soothing vegetable soup, the third Slow Food Fast contribution from Mr. Bowien, is very much in that mode. It draws its deep umami flavor not from animal products but from fermented ones, like miso and Shaoxing rice wine. Bright pickled ginger, toasted pecans, chopped chestnuts and sesame seeds top off each bowl.
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Sure enough the Texas Instruments chief executive was there and happy to sign the calculator. He also autographed one of the basketballs Sink's team uses in its FIRST Robotics competition.
It was the kind of moment Templeton and many others at the annual dinner of Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) love--stoking a fire for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in the next generation.
About half of U.S. high schools don't even offer calculus and physics, Templeton told SIA members as he accepted its Robert N. Noyce award later that evening. "How are they going to have any fun in school without calculus and physics," he quipped.
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America's culture challenge: How can we make science and engineering cool?
Stop trying to make it "cool" and start making it interesting and useful to young people's lives? If they see it as a way to make money, or make something they want, they'll do it. Ever seen Breaking Bad?? ;)
I'm with Sylvie on this. It's not about making it "cool." It's about giving the kids who are interested in fun stuff, like STEM, but not exclusively STEM of course, a way to pursue what intrigues them.
"Cool" is for losers. Losers who are so insecure that they shy away from what intests them, only because some half-wit classmates might disapprove of their interests. How pathetic is that?
Kids form their interests very early on. What the educational system has to do is to nourish those interests, and more generally, discourage the popular notion in schools that "it's cool to be stupid." Being stupid and sullen is hardly cool. Kids need to be encouraged to feel secure in what they like.
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I wonder if it's true, like the article states, that half of the high schools in the USA don't offer Calculus and Physics?
I don't know if any of you have seen a program called robot wars .... if kids can use robot to "battle" and "destroy" other things whilst learning....
have a look.... this is the way to go IMO
With platforms such as the Arduino and Raspberry Pi being widely adopted by the DIY/maker community, I wonder if the mindset can be brought into education.
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MOUNT PLEASANT – Brittney Moss (So.-Genoa, Ill.) scored the go-ahead goal in the 80th minute and the Iowa Wesleyan College women's soccer team defeated William Woods (Mo.) University 2-1 on Saturday in a non-conference match at East Lake Park.
The Tigers snapped a six-match losing streak and at last tied the school single-season record for wins with their seventh win of the season. IWC also defeated William Woods for the first time in school history and improved to 7-8-1 overall this season.
Wesleyan opened the scoring 19:46 into the match when Jennie Mitchell (Sr.-LaGrange, Ga.) scored her fourth goal of the season. The scored stayed that way through halftime until the Owls (1-10 overall) tied it in the 55th minute when Kristen Pelley scored to make it 1-1.
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Book Description At the time of the first edition, this opening was just becoming popular in Grandmaster chess. It soon became a hot item and for this edition we had over 20,000 games in our database. Champions of the defense include Grandmasters Agdestein, Dolmatov, Gleizerov (more than 100 games!), Glek, Karlsson, Moskalenko, Nikolic, Ulibin, and Vaisser. The theory is now pretty well established. I recommend that you start by studying the Overview below and looking at the games cited in the next paragraphs. I have concentrated on the lines most frequently seen in high level games. The opening is so absurdly transpositional that there is no way to organize it exhaustively. The most important thing is to note where the pieces usually land. About the Author(s) Eric Schiller (born March 20, 1955 in New York City) is an American chess player, trainer, arbiter and one of the most prolific authors of books on chess in the 20th century. In 1974, Schiller was the Illinois Junior Champion. Schiller played for the University of Chicago team several times at the Pan American Intercollegiate Team Chess Championship. He was an organizer of the Hawaii International chess festivals 1994-98 including 1998 US Open California Champion 1995. Later that year, he appeared as a chess adviser for the music group Phish on some of the stops for their "Chess Tour" where they played an ongoing game of two chess moves per tour stop and some "band vs. audience" partial games as part of their stage performance. Schiller was an arbiter at several notable games and championships including the FIDE World Chess Championship 2000. While Vladimir Kramnik and Garry Kasparov opted not to participate in the event, they had both endorsed Schiller for this sensitive role during the planning stages. As of April 2009, Schiller has a FIDE rating of 2166. He is also an International Arbiter and International Trainer. Schiller's expertise and publications in the Flohr-Zaitsev Variation made him a sought-after expert when Gary Kasparov used that opening at the second game at the World Chess Championship 1990.
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This is not considered a Gambit because it would be useless for White to take the pawn with 4. exf5. Passive Defense is likely to give White a bad game. So, White must counter with 4. Nc3.
There are now two main branches. This book was previously published as a two volume work. However, most players of the Schliemann prefer the second and more risky line, so the two volumes have been combined into one book here.
This is an update with the latest new games and analysis on the two main branches of the Schliemann Defense. These branches arise after the moves 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 f5 4. Nc3 fxe4 5. Nxe4. The more conservative move favored by most strong players was 5. …. Nf6. The more dangerous and risky line is 5. …. d5, allowing 6. Nxe5 dxe4 7. Nxc6 Qg5. This was thought to have been refuted but now grandmasters and others have proven that it is perfectly playable.
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I'm currently a master degree student, and I'd like to benchmark packet filter over the number of tcp sessions per seconds it can handle. So I've got a very basic setup working, consisting of one server running OpenBSD 4.9 with PF (acting as firewall-router), and 2 PC's running Linux, acting respectively as client and webserver (running apache2 for the last). Basically, the client spams standard HTTP requests to the server via the firewall using a basic HTTP injector tool and evaluates the number of sucessful processed requests per seconds. As one can expect, there is an inverse relationship between the number of sessions/s a firewall can sustain and the size of the object of the request. To achieve maximum throughput, you've got to request big size objects (i.e 50KB or more), whereas to achieve maximum sessions rate per second, you've got to make requests with 0 size objects. Prior to this, I've run some tests with a Linux firewall running iptables, and I've come up with an average rate of 11300 sessions/s for 0 size objects (straight up results, no tweaks or improvements made). Moving on to the OpenBSD tests, I only achieved an average rate of 7000 sessions/s for 0 size object (starting up at 8000, slowly decreasing to 7000 - 6500 ...), which is way above the linux/iptables average rate . I then tried to make some tweaks in /etc/sysctl.conf, but no improvement so far. The ruleset I use is the following (copied from the OpenBSD pf tutorial) : set block-policy drop pass out quick pass in on $WAN inet proto tcp port 80 rdr-to $HTTP_SERVER_IP pass in inet proto icmp all pass in on $LAN. So I come here now to know whether you guys have any idea what sort of tweaks I could try to significantly enhance the number of tcp sessions per seconds processed by PF. I'm kind of a PF newbie, so I'm clueless for the moment . Any hints, thoughts or ideas is appreciated ! |
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Just two years ago, it seemed that RIM's Blackberry product set was unassailable in the corporate smartphone race.
Yes, the iPhone was all the rage with consumers. But corporate IT and telecom managers had marginalized the Apple product as not ready for primetime (or strict corporate security policies). RIM's Blackberry Enterprise Server was head of the class in enforcing security and administering access policies for almost every corporate network. Thousands of business apps were deployed and in use every day.
But in the summer of 2009, I spotted a troubling trend for Blackberry. As we deployed an IP telephony solution for a Global 100 corporation, I had the opportunity to meet most of the company's upper management. I quizzed them on their preference for handheld devices. To a person, all had a company-issued Blackberry in one pocket and a personal iPhone in the other.
They eagerly showed me the variety of business applications they could perform with the iPhone. We were deploying a client for their Blackberry to provide a virtual connection to the corporate IPBX, and the universal question was, "When will we have this for the iPhone?" I asked our vendor partner the same question.
Fast forward two years and look at the landscape now. For 2011, Apple forecasts 80 million iPhone shipments and an astounding 40 million iPads as well. An incredible number of these are destined for corporate America. The security issues have been addressed and a new dynamic has emerged: Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT). And the preferred technology is overwhelmingly Apple.
Just this week, I visited with one of our key vendors that transacts business in 27 countries, with a field force of more than 500 employees. They are providing iPhones to everyone and equipping the sales force with iPads. All others are encouraged to use their own iPads as needed. Yes, the Android is gaining steam, but it is actually hampered by the openness of the platform. App developers have to deal with multiple implementations of their software on all different screen sizes, resolutions, and front ends to the underlying Android operating system.
How does corporate telecom management handle this influx of employee-owned technology? The major smartphone manufacturers have tools for administering security, wiping stolen or lost phones, and distributing software. And with the move to cloud-based (centralized) computing, many of the applications are accessed via browser as opposed to phone-based apps. Distribution and standardization as provided by Apple and the Android market ease the workload of the telecom manager in deploying software.
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Blancco, the global leader in data erasure and computer reuse solutions, is publishing new documents to share its data erasure management expertise with business and government leaders, and will introduce them at CeBIT, the world's largest trade fair showcasing digital IT and telecommunications solutions, March 5-9, 2013, in Hannover, Germany. The publications include the first edition of the company's newsletter, "Data Erasure News," and a white paper exploring the challenges and options for effective, secure erasure of solid state disks (SSDs) increasingly used in servers and desktops.
"We have been helping organizations secure their valuable data for more than 15 years," said Thomas Wirth, General Manager of Blancco Central Europe GmbH. "CeBIT offers one of the greatest opportunities to share our expertise with key decision-makers about the importance of secure data erasure management. The topic is especially important today when the new EU data protection directive is forthcoming."
At CeBIT, Blancco will release its latest white paper on SSD erasure, and will also have on hand another new white paper "Managing Data Erasure in the Enterprise: Automated Processes for Optimal Efficiency," a look at how automated erasure efficiently secures data without impacting corporate IT resources.
Blancco will also launch at CeBIT the first edition of its educational newsletter, "Data Erasure News," a publication designed to help organizations with their data erasure management processes for all types of hardware. The newsletter will answer key questions from organizational leaders about the why's and how's of effective data erasure management in today's IT environment.
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Nearly 15,000 basketball fans are expected to show up at the INTRUST Bank Arena Wednesday. They're there to watch an NBA basketball game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Dallas Mavericks.
Area organizers hope the success of the game helps them win bids for bigger games in the future. "This community supports sporting events as we've seen with the WSU games whether they're on campus or here and with the NCAA women's and then tonight with the pre-season NBA game," said AJ Boleski.
"Back when we started talking about this game that was a question- how strong is going to be? The answer is Wichita completely supported it. Very strong. It sold out tonight," said Boleski.
In the arena's roughly two years in operation, staff have their sights set even higher. They've bid on the 2014-2015 men's NCAA tournament- a big deal for the arena and beyond.
"It brings a lot of people into town and we know what that means- they're going to spend their dollars in Wichita and the surrounding communities. Huge economic impact. That's something we're going to continue to pursue," said Boleski.
The Wichita Area Sports Commission says the NBA game should help Wichita make its case.
"Hosting college games and university basketball games. That's the biggest thing for us. The more of those we can get the better. But again high profile events like tonight help us awhile," said Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission president Bob Hanson.
The competition to attract NCAA games is stiff. "We're competing against some great arenas whether it's OKC or Tulsa, Omaha or Kansas City," said Hanson.
The arena lost a bid to Kansas City for the next tourney, but Hanson's confident they can win the next bid. "If we could get a Kansas, or a Kansas State or WSU or OK or OKC it'd be gangbusters," said Hanson.
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Dressing up a baby in delicate clothes is one of the joys you have as a new parent. Create a dazzling crochet outfit to flaunt the gorgeous baby girl in your life. The Rosebud Ripple Layette Crochet Pattern is the perfect crochet set to show off your new bundle with plenty of girly style. You'll be sure to make an impression among family and friends with your daughter, granddaughter, or niece looking as chic as a celebrity. The delicate crochet sweater and afghan create a ripple effect that gives the impression of a star with pointed edges. A matching crochet bonnet is the perfect addition to keep your little ones head warm and give her an angelic appearance. Pretty crocheted pink roses embellish all three pieces in this delicate layette crochet pattern set.
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So Tice does after all have pixie dust and seems to work fine.
I hope they can keep up the play and improve each week, that'd really help us out.
But imo the best thing is that I've thought and feared our Oline would be much worse than it actually is. I don't think I heard Webb's name mention against Lions so that's really great. I think we might need to buy some tacos for the dude.


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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Lance Armstrong spoke with Oprah Winfrey on Monday and reportedly told her that he did use performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career.
The interview is scheduled to be broadcast Thursday on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Winfrey met with Armstrong in his hometown of Austin, Texas. Details were not provided, but the New York Times cited two people who were briefed on the interview as saying he made some kind of confession.
"Just wrapped with @lancearmstrong More than 2 1/2 hours . He came READY!" Winfrey wrote on her Twitter account after the interview.
While it was unclear how much detail Armstrong went into about his doping practices, Winfrey's website last week said the discussion would be a "no- holds-barred interview."
Armstrong won the Tour de France, cycling's most famous race, from 1999-2005, but was stripped of all seven titles in October of 2012 following a lengthy investigation by the United States Anti-Doping Agency.
USADA accused Armstrong of using, attempting to use or possessing EPO, blood transfusions, testosterone, corticosteroids and masking agents, and said blood samples from 2009 and '10 showed data that was "fully consistent with blood manipulation including EPO use and/or blood transfusions."
The 41-year-old cancer survivor, who adamantly denied doping for years, was issued a lifetime ban from cycling amid USADA's findings, causing him to be dropped by multiple sponsors and forcing him to step down from Livestrong, the cancer-fighting charity he founded.
Reports also indicated that Armstrong apologized to members of the Livestrong Foundation on Monday.


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Sorry if it seems like I am beating a dead horse here, but the folks at the City Journal asked me a pen a review of Jonathan Zittrain's new book, The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It. Faithful readers here will no doubt remember that I have already penned a review of the book and several follow-up essays. (Part 1, 2, 3, 4). I swear I am not picking on Jonathan, but his book is probably the most important technology policy book of the year–Nick Carr's Big Switch would be a close second–and deserves attention. Specifically, I think it deserves attention because I believe that Jonathan's provocative thesis is wildly out of touch with reality. As I state in the City Journal review of his book:
[C]ontrary to what Zittrain would have us believe, reports of the Internet's death have been greatly exaggerated. [...] Not only is the Net not dying, but there are signs that digital generativity and online openness are thriving as never before. [...] Essentially, Zittrain creates a false choice regarding the digital future we face. He doesn't seem to believe that a hybrid future is possible or desirable. In reality, however, we can have a world full of some tethered appliances or even semi-closed networks that also includes generative gadgets and open networks. After all, millions of us love our iPhones and TiVos, but we also take full advantage of the countless other open networks and devices at our disposal. [...]
Further, while it's true that the creators of iPhone and TiVo maintain a high degree of control over the guts of the devices or their operating systems, the technologies themselves are hardly sterile or non-generative. In fact, these devices have amazing uses, and they have both recently become more open to third-party add-ons and applications. Geeks who demand still more are also hacking away at these and other digital devices to get them to do everything but wash their dishes.Most of us want networks and digital devices that work.
Zittrain, by contrast, seems to long for the era when we all had to load floppy disks into our PCs each morning to get our operating systems running. But those were hardly the good old days. Device makers realized that only techno-geeks would tolerate such hassles, and so our PCs and phones now come with more software and services built in to make our lives easier. Nothing stands in the way of those who still prefer the rugged individualist approach to conquering cyber-frontiers and digital devices. But what Zittrain does in The Future of the Internet is generalize his personal preferences to the whole of cyber-society. What's good for the ivory-tower digerati may not be what the rest of us want or need.
If you are interested you can read the entire review here. Again, I encourage you to read Zittrain's entire book and decide for yourself if my critique is unfair. Despite my criticisms, it's a very well-written and interesting book. As with everything Jonathan does, he has a special gift for making nerdy tech policy issues both interesting and entertaining.


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