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SEE POST 64 for 1st List of Some of Likely Sale items and prices
For those have participated before the expected Upgrade and Save will be starting in 2 weeks. For those who have not, this can be a pretty good program to trade some old DVDs for $5 coupons to
buy Blurays pretty cheaply It looks like a full 3 weeks this time. This is the 5th or 6th time for this version of the program, but each time it works just a little differently and if you go the first couple
days of the program you may get some questionable looks. The program seems to have settled into a quarterly deal averaging 3 weeks -- 4 wks last summer, 2 wks in October.
Assuming all past rules apply this is the program FAQ. Even more than usual YMMV applies -- there are lot of different scenarios for this program and it seems each store and each manager seems to have a different playbook.
This program gets a lot of different responses.
BEST BUY UPGRADE AND SAVE PROGRAM -- Begins January 13 2013 through the end of business February 2, 2013
1) Trade in ANY DVD for a $5 credit toward purchase of ANY $9.99+ Bluray in stock at Best Buy B&M. This is basically an instore only deal.
-- Limit 5 per visit. Per visit is most often interpreted as 5 per day per customer, but many people have just walked out and come back in immediately or later the same day with 5 more discs. Plenty of people have done far
more than 5 at a single visit as long as the store allows the exception.
-- No stacking of U&S coupons. One U&S Coupon, One Bluray . A Single $5 U&S coupon is allowed per Bluray or Bluray boxset (it may be the only rule I've never seen stretched). A boxset of 3 movies will not allow 3 coupons
and you can't use 2 or 3 coupons on a single Bluray under any circumstance.
-- Most of the time the coupons have an expiration date co-coinciding with the last day of the program so you can't save them and use them next month.
2) Trade in DVDs do not have to be same title as Bluray. Boxsets are most often counted as 1 DVD so if you bring is a set with 4 movies in one case then you will likely be given 1 coupon and not a coupon for each disc.
If your set has for cases in a boxset, just toss the box. If you have a TV series with 5 cases, bring them in as individual pack and not as a set. This works best if each case has a UPC code (S1, Disc 1). I've also found
that if you bring in a bunch of discs of the same season, same show then some clerks will balk so best idea is to bring 1 (slim)case from each set and make another trip later or be prepared to discuss the details.
-- If somebody pulls up a list off Google of 100 or 150 Old Blurays that are "Only Movies Allowed" then they are likely showing you the lists for May or October 2011 which were restricted to certain titles. The Google lists
get pulled up everytime this program is live either online or even instore -- check the dates on the list. If someone tries to tell you only same titles can be exchanged then they are incorrect. This is not the same of Selling/Trade-In
for Used Video Games and every time there are lots of people who get sent to the Video Games Department by employees thinking you are selling items. The Upgrade and Save program is separate and almost
always handled at the Customer Service Counter.
3) DVD must be a commercially produced discs (no burned copies)
4) No adult DVD that are specifically XXX content whether they are rated XXX or not.
5) Discs are supposed to have the original case and artwork and the discs are meant to be at least presentable -- the disc at least should look like it can be played. Many stores require the UPC to be intact. Some stores
check things pretty closely (right disc, right case, right UPC, disc condition) and others just toss the case into the recycle bin without any screening. In reality discs in anything that look like regular case are often accepted
by some stores including those is Blockbuster/3rd party cases with rental stickers and and nowhere near original artwork and UPC.
** Are HDDVD or HD-DVD combo packs eligible. This has been a YMMV issue and some places people have been given credit for both type discs, others only if it was a combo, and some stores refused to consider it
at all for the trade-in. If you run into this issue either try a different store or call 1-800 BESTBUY and see if they can clarify the issue for you or your Store Manager.
6) Bluray -- all current and new release Bluray priced $9.99 or above should be included. Music Blurays have been included since the April 2012 program which is different than previous sales. Preorders are not included.
Discs not in store can sometimes be ordered from BBY.com and some managers will apply a coupon to that item, but ....
7) Each store in the past had there own logistics of how to work the program. Most stores would make you stop at the entry and have your used discs stamped/marked/taped.
-- Many stores had you bring the used DVD to the Service desk, check them out to make sure they met criteria and gave the customer a preprinted coupon(s) with a receipt attached to the coupon/barcode. Some stores
gave the customer a Copied sheet of paper with the UPC bar code and attached receipt to 'activate' the sheet of paper. The coupon could them be exchanged at the regular register for the Bluray you were purchasing and
the barcode automatically deducted the $5 at sale. This allowed you to take your coupons out of the store and purchase later. The expiration date on the official coupon is usually the last day of the sale. . If you are given
a coupon with a receipt attached do not detach them or your coupon may well be disallowed.
-- Some stores required you to bring/leave your DVD at the Customer Service desk, then bring your Blurays to the Service desk to complete the purchase. No coupons were given out so you had to exchange and purchase
the discs the same day.
-- Some stores would allow you to trade your DVD for a coupon at the Service Desk, but each coupon was marked/Dated and you were told it was only valid for the date on the coupon and in that specific store. [Only had
this happen once and I have no idea what would have happened if I took the coupon to a different store or brought it back to the same store later.]
8) Discounts should be taken from the actual Selling Price of the Bluray on the day of purchase despite the fine print on the coupon saying "Discount taken from Regular Price." This has and will likely continue to be a
contentious point until corporate absolutely clarifies the issue or changes the language. BBY ads often show discs with Sale Prices and then subtract the $5 U&S coupon so logically that should apply to all other discs.
9) Price matching and also using $5 coupon is a big YMMV since this can be most certainly considered combining offers or double dipping much in the same way that PM and getting a gift card for purchase is often considered
doubling up. Since the U&S is considered a Store coupon it should be applied to the price before trying to PM unlike a Manufacturers coupon (this difference is spelled out very specifically in Target and other stores coupon
use policy, but not specifically in BBY policy).
10) There should be absolutely no arguments about using Reward Zone certificates during purchase.
11) Additional Manufacturers Coupons SHOULD BE allowed and should be considered the same as cash or a gift card on top of the $5 Promo. This doesn't mean it won't be argued and it certainly doesn't mean it will
be accepted, but according the Best Buy's own Corporate Reps, the use of MQ should never be questioned whether it's a sales price or pricematch or promo.
Multiple times the Best Buy Corporate Employees have had to repeat the phrase "The store should honor the coupon, even with the price match. Any valid manufacturers coupon displaying the manufacturers address,
a barcode, and labeled as a Manufacturers coupon at the top should be accepted on the product listed, regardless of the price." If there are any issues call the 1-800 number in store and ask for a ruling (unfortunately
this often ends up being decided "Manager runs his own store in his own way" unless it just flat out violates some policy. BBY.com community forums are the best place to take issues and often will be decided in
the customers favor with credits and RZ given to cover the missed discounts. Yelling and screaming in the store is not going to win you any arguments in store even if you are correct and will likely get security involved
and irritate everybody else in the store.
12) Buying a disc this week in hopes of applying the coupon next week will work, but it should work as a return/Rebuy so if the price is higher next week it may not always save you money. As usual there is some YMMV
whether some stores will allow you to repurchase the same disc unless the store has current stock. The same can be said of ordering discs online for pick up at the store -- some stores have allowed a return/rebuy to
add the coupon and some stores have refused to do this.
13) Only USED DVD or HDDVD movies are normally allowed as trade in. . Best Buy is only supposed to accept used DVDs, so make sure the DVD(s) you're bringing in to trade are unwrapped. They will sometimes
refuse to accept them if they're sealed. If you find some sealed DVD cheap and bring them to the store sealed, there have been issues. The easiest thing to do is just open them
14) Where to find cheap DVDs: If you don't have any spare DVDs laying around that you wish to part with, there are a variety of places to find cheap DVDs for less than $1-$2 each. Pawn shops, thrift stores, garage sales,
flea markets, dollar stores, and eBay Several people have had success at Dollar Tree, where select DVDs can be found for 25 cents, and some titles even for 1 cent. *Disclaimer* Finding these 25/1 cent DVDs
is a YMMV situation. Some stores have them, some don't. Some BBY stores have balked at accepting these essentially throwaways in slim cases or cardboard sleeves though technically they are commercially
manufactured and in their original cases so you should prevail..
Bringing 5 of the exact same item in for trade in -- often these cheapo discs can raise some eyebrows so if you can divide them up and bring in 5 different items it will go smoother though not to say it won't work
15) Most people have failed at trading in Blurays for coupons even if there is a DVD in the case.
16) If you have a multidisc DVD with those removable trays for extra disc, it is best if you just bring in the case with the tray out and you can keep the extra disc (cool for bonus material). Empty disc trays do raise suspicion
at the service desk.
17) Nobody knows exactly what happens to the old discs and cases. The official word is they are recycled at some national recycling center -- whether this means they are donated to charities for a tax deduction,
sold to 3rd party resellers, or just destroyed is murky.


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Good day all,
Anyone has any idea what happened to Seeker?
I ordered from him my Bo Katan belts from him a few months back and he last told me via PM (in May) that he's a little behind but will be able to ship them out by end June.
Well it's end July and he has not replied to any of my messages after that ...
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AMHERST, Mass. - Despite a slow start, the top-seeded and No. 13 ranked UMass women's lacrosse team bridged a nine-goal run over the first and second halves en route to its league-record fifth straight Atlantic 10 Championship title with a 14-7 win over Duquesne on Sunday afternoon at McGuirk Stadium. The Minutewomen held the Dukes scoreless for just over 37 minutes during the run to transform a two-goal deficit into a seven-goal lead. Sam Rush was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player after posting six goals and an assist.
With the championship title, UMass (17-2) earns the Atlantic 10's automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. The field of 26 will be announced on Sunday, May 5. This will mark the third straight year and the fourth time in the last five years that the Minutewomen have reached the NCAA Tournament.
The win extends UMass' unbeaten streak this season to 14 consecutive games along with its league-record 29 straight wins against Atlantic 10 teams. UMass has also won 26 consecutive games at McGuirk Stadium. The Minutewomen have now won league-record six Atlantic 10 Championships overall: 2000, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013.
Joining Rush on the All-Tournament Team were Cori Murray, Kelsey Sheridan, Melissa Carelli, and Jamie Schiloski.
Rush's six goal performance gave her 60 for the season breaking the UMass single-season record of 59 set by teammate Katie Ferris last season. She also eclipsed the 100-goal mark for her career and tied the record for goals in an Atlantic 10 Championship game.
Along with Rush, Murray, last year's Most Outstanding Player, added six points on four goals and two assists giving her a total of nine goals and three assists in the last two Atlantic 10 title games.
Senior Lauren Terracciano added two goals and two assists which included the final goal of the game off a feed from fellow senior co-captain Sarah Mullen.
Jamie Schiloski earned her sixth-straight win in goal making a career-high nine saves while allowing the nine goals. She improves to 7-0 on the season including the two tournament wins.
Duquesne (11-7) was led by Meredith Dunn who had two goals and an assist and Clare Hurley who had two goals. Kristen Gregory took the loss making seven saves in the game (6 in the first half).
Murray put UMass up 1-0 just five minutes into the game on a tic-tac-toe feed from Rush and Tanner Guarino in transition.
The Dukes gained the momentum back, however, scoring four of the next five goals to take a 4-2 lead at the 16:08 mark of the first half. That was the last time that Duquesne scored in the first half as UMass was able to end the period on a three game run to take a 5-4 lead into intermission.
Coming out of the break, it was all UMass with the Minutewomen tacking on another six-straight goals to go up 11-4 with 11:42 left in the game. Rush had four consecutive goals during the second-half run.
Morgan Matz and Dunn tallied back-to-back goals cutting the lead to 11-6, but two more goals from Murray and Rush put UMass back up by seven.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by BillLaimbeer, Feb 3, 2012.
Panda Bear, I never looked down upon anyone. I just presented the results of these picks. It's all for fun. Don't be angry that you are getting your butt kicked, either.
Hahaha. I certainly am =D P.S. Just playing - Pointing out that your picks have only supported your team once. That they only measure just outside statistical insignificant. Oh and that my avatar is far superior to yours.
What does that say about everyone else's picks then?
That they have love for the team, and not their own egos?
That we are complete and utter homers?
Alexa hit that one on the head. Anyway, Panda Bear, we should probably end this debate. I can see by your face turning red that you're starting to get angry.
Bill had great intentions by starting this thread. However, if you pick the Pistons to lose every game...you should finish up the season with about an 80% win rate.....and in the top 5 of this thing......maybe even win it... Kinda takes the thought process out of it.........
I have picked the Pistons several times, by the way.
What we need is a poll about the effectiveness of the game polls.
Don't get Thee started.
nemo, Are you suggesting that we vote as a GROUP so we can ALL win???
Mr. L correctly predicted the Pistons first W of the year, I believe.
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First off, I am totally new to the whole costuming hobby. That being said, I have decided to embark on what I have read is one of the most challenging costume projects there is for Star Wars. I came across these forums a few days ago and have been reading through them non-stop. Even though I feel I have learned quite a bit from reading posts on here and other websites, I feel completely lost. I guess what I am asking is, where do I start? There seems to be so many options out there, what is the best way to start this project? I have seen where people make their own helmet and armor or people buy kits and paint them up, which I think that would be a better option for me. Anyways, any suggestions and advice would be very much appreciated. I look forward to talking with you all on here. Thanks for your time.


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Halle Berry: School Duty in LA
Playing the role of the doting mother, Halle Berry took her daughter Nahla to school in Los Angeles this morning (November 15).
The "Swordfish" starlet looked a bit annoyed with the nearby shutterbugs as she stepped out of her white Lexus RX SUV to help her little girl.
Perhaps Halle's sour mood is due to the fact that she lost her court case to try and take Nahla to live in France with her fiancé Olivier Martinez.
A Los Angeles judge ruled that Berry was not allowed to permanently move so far away from the girl's babydaddy Gabriel Aubry, regardless of the reasoning.
Halle previously told press she wanted to relocate in favor of a more private life. "It's the appeal of privacy and a greater sense of safety for Nahla. Because we are followed all the time, she is starting to feel like she is somehow special, and of course she is, but I want her to understand that she's special because of who she is, not because she was born into this celebrity blender."
Enjoy the pictures of Halle Berry taking Nahla to school in Studio City (November 15).
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Arsenal celebrates its 125th anniversary against Everton on Saturday and to determine kick-off, World Cup Final 2010 referee, Howard Webb, will use a sixpence in the coin toss to commemorate the Club's humble beginnings.
A group of workers at Dial Square armaments factory in Woolwich decided to form a football team, each giving a sixpence - two and a half pence in today's money - for the purchase of a football.
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Yesterday, Microsoft released the Surface Pro 3, a 12" touchscreen device billed as "the tablet that can replace your laptop." Sporting some hard-core computing bona fides (including Intel processors and Windows 8.1) and new innovations (like an active stylus that activates note-taking outside of the lock screen), the device in its third generation offers a new level of mobility despite having a larger screen than its predecessors in the Surface line. It's worth taking a look at:
Microsoft designed the Surface Pro 3 with a variety of seemingly incremental improvements that, once assembled in the same device, make it surprisingly innovative. In fact, you should think about it as quite a departure from the earlier Surface models. With this product, Microsoft makes its best yet argument for device consolidation for the workforce, potentially allowing some workers to stop carrying separate laptop and tablet devices in favor of Pro 3. For consumers, the Surface Pro 3 doesn't act as a substitute for popular 8" form factor tablets, but it might make for a good laptop replacement.
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Connecticut scored an extra-attacker power-play goal with just 1:25 remaining in regulation to salvage a 2-2 tie with the Canisius College hockey team on Saturday afternoon. The Griffs are now 4-7-1 and 3-3-1 in Atlantic Hockey play, while the Huskies are 4-5-2 and 3-2-1 against league foes.
"In a great weekend of two physical and fast-paced teams, we were able to get 3-of-4 points," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "Special teams gave us a chance to win along with great goaltending today. Connecticut played very well but we were able to match it and were in a great position to earn the win. I like the way the team played this weekend and look forward to building on it."
Senior Kyle Gibbons and junior Doug Jessey each tallied a goal for the Griffs.
Senior Tony Capobianco anchored the defense with 36 saves.
After a scoreless first period, Canisius struck first in the contest when Jessey netted his second of the season on the power play. The junior defender sent a blast in from the point for the 1-0 lead at the 6:01 mark. Freshman Shane Conacher and junior Carl Larsson both recorded assists on the power-play tally.
The Huskies eventually tied the game and finally found the back of the net 5:06 into the third stanza. A shot from the point by Joona Kunnas deflected high off Ryan Tyson and into the top corner of the net for the 1-1 contest.
Canisius, however, quickly answered back when Gibbons scored with a two-man advantage 7:12 into the period. The senior one-timed the puck in off a pass from sophomore Chris Rumble for his sixth tally of the season and the 2-1 advantage. Senior Ben Danford also registered an assist on the 5-on-3 power-play goal.
The Griffs advantage would hold until the dying minutes only to see the Huskies knot the game. Canisius was whistled for a penalty with 1:33 remaining in regulation and Connecticut pulled the goalie for a two-man advantage. The Huskies then took only eight seconds to score when Brant Harris knocked in a rebound for the 2-2 game.
Neither team was then unable to score in the extra session with Canisius killing off another power play to preserve the tie.
Connecticut finished the game with a 38-20 advantage in shots. The Griffs were 2-for-4 on the power play, while the Huskies went 1-for-7 with the extra-man advantage.
Robby Nichols recorded 18 saves to earn the draw for Connecticut.
Canisius continues Atlantic Hockey play next weekend with a pair of games at Army. The schools open the series on Friday at 7:05 p.m.
Game Notes: The Griffs had killed 21-straight power plays before the Huskies scored with the extra-attacker power-play goal … Connecticut was 1-for-10 on the power play in the two-game series after entering the weekend ranked second nationally with a 29.6 rate … Canisius remains unbeaten at home this season with a 3-0-1 record, matching its best home start in the program's 15-year Division I history … Capobianco owns a 1.72 goals against average and .945 save percentage in his last four games after posting a 4.79 goals against average and .879 save percentage in his first four games of the season.


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Civil War Beer Pong Tournament
In support of Autism Speaks to Young Professionals
How to play (as explained by beermeister):
"The game is played with nine cups on each side, split into 3 small pyramids, one beer for each pyramid. there are three people to a side and each one of them has a ball. When the game starts everyone starts to shoot at the opponents cups. In essence it is a complete free for all. the table area is considered a neutral area, and anyone from either side can compete for balls on, under, or to the left and right of the table. for example if someone leaves a ball in the water cup, then that ball is fair game for the other team. If one of your cups is hit, you can't throw or retrieve balls until you finish it. When all of your cups are hit you're out, and can no longer attempt to hit cups or retrieve balls. the first side to lose all of their players loses."
Tournament Setup:
There will be 16 teams (yes, only 16, so sign up quickly!). We will have four tables of play. The first eight teams will take their marks at 8:00pm sharp. All games should be completed by 8:30, when the next eight teams will step up to test their luck. Once we have our eight qualifying teams, we will begin Round 2. By the end of the night we will have crowned our champions! prizes will be awarded
Things to know:
- Wear comfortable shoes, civil war can involve aggressive play, please come prepared
- All proceeds will be donated to Autism Speaks to Young Professionals, a branch of Autism Speaks which aims to raise awareness, support and funds for the Autism community. http://www.autismspeaks.org/
- If you do not want to play, but still wish to support the cause and have a great time, you can purchase a 'Spectator Ticket' for $15 dollars which will get you beer from 8:00-12:00 and access to pong tables once they are not being used for tournament play.
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949 W Webster Ave
Saturday, July 13, 2013 at 8:00 PM (CDT)
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The world of photography is speaking the digital language. Indeed, the days of analog photography are almost over. No more loading film rolls into bulky cameras, sending them to the processing center to be processed and made into prints, and then getting them all back after waiting for a day or two. This is the age of instant photography, or digital photography, to be more precise.
Well, digital photography has truly revolutionized photography. It is a new world of convenience and economy. However, digital photography has an unfortunate tendency of remaining imprisoned on the tiny memory cards of the camera or the pc screen. Make them break free from the constraints of these little screens and give them a whole new lease of life.
If you are wondering how, let me tell you about the latest rage in printing digital photos. Its all about print photos on canvas . Thats right, with photos on canvas prints you can really make your digital photos come alive in a whole new way. You can have them printed on large canvas screens and do a lot of exciting things with them. Oh sure, you can have them mounted and displayed on the walls of your living room for a truly striking effect. You can even use them to make custom tents, or gift wraps, or so much more!
Printing photos on canvas prints ensure long life for your digital photos. These days, the use of high-quality inks and other advanced printing techniques can make canvas photo prints . last really long, some even up to 70 years or more, without making the colors fade or the material warp or crack. The advantages of using canvas for printing photos over paper are apparent. The most powerful advantage, of course, is the excellent longevity of these prints. Their flexibility also offers an added advantage. Whats more, canvas prints require virtually no maintenance. They are practically all-weather resistant and yes, can withstand almost every kind of assault, even those made by curious kids at home.
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I had a DE 50 a while back - always loved to watch other people shoot it.
I even reloaded it for a brief time before I sold it.
I would have to agree with your comments 100%
Hi all,
Went to the range this weekend with the purpose of only shooting the DE .44 to test my fix on the ftf problem with the last round of each magazine. For the first time, this gun was an absolute joy to shoot. No problems whatsoever. I pumped 32 rounds through it in the span of about 15 minutes. I am also finally getting very comfortable with this gun in this configuration so my groupings are really starting to tighten up as well.
The range where I shoot never carry .50 A/E ammo so I didn't intend to shoot it in that configuration but on Saturday, they had some. I bought a box of Speer Gold Dot 300 gr. JHP ammo and thought that since I had shot so well in the .44 config, I'd give it a go. Man, what a difference. I just can't seem to get a handle on this ammo. It is so much more violent than .44 Magnum. Now don't get me wrong, I have no problems shooting this ammo, I even rather enjoy it but it's hard for me to be accurate because at the time I pull the trigger, my brain is saying yes but my body is screaming NO!!!!! I have only shot this gun at an indoor range so the BOOM is amplified. That's what is rattling me, not the physical kick or anything like that. I think I'm going to start shooting the .50 outside for a while. Maybe that would help.
I had a DE 50 a while back - always loved to watch other people shoot it.
I even reloaded it for a brief time before I sold it.
I would have to agree with your comments 100%
Well glad you are having fun with it. I never shoot one, but I have watched a lot of other people shoot them. I know my limits and that's way to much gun for this oldman. I enjoy watching the guys who can make them babies sing. Good Luck and safe shooting.


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With digitized text from five million books, one is never at a loss for words
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The Viewer is an excellent oracle for the n-gram data, but it answers just one kind of question: How has the frequency of a specific n-gram varied over time? Many other questions cannot be expressed in this form. You might want to know which n-grams are the most common, or how word frequency varies as a function of word length, or which words entered the printed record first. To answer these questions and others like them, you'll have to work a little harder. For starters, you'll have to download the data, which is not a trivial undertaking.
The complete set of English n-grams weighs in at 340 gigabytes of compressed files, which expand to fill 2.5 terabytes of disk space. I have not yet tried to swallow all that data; doing anything interesting with it would require more hardware. I have been working solely with the English 1-gram files, which amount to 10 gigabytes when decompressed. I've been able to manage them on a laptop, although I've needed a refresher course in "external" algorithms—those that manipulate data on disk rather than in main memory. (This was a common practice when memory topped out at 64 kilobytes, but that was a long time ago.)
The 1-gram data are scattered over 10 files, which I merged into one. Then I set about gathering some basic facts and figures. In the English 1-gram data set there are 7,380,256 unique words, which occur a total of 359,675,008,445 times. Thus the mean number of occurrences per word is 48,735—but that's a somewhat misleading number, because the distribution is highly skewed. (The top 100 words account for half of all word occurrences.) A more meaningful statistic is the median, which is 166.
Which are the most common 1-grams? Setting aside a few common marks of punctuation, the highest-frequency words are: the, of, and, to, in, a, is, that, for, was. Another trivia question: What's the longest word in the corpus? I think the longest that's really a word and that wasn't invented just to set records is phosphoribosylaminoimidazolecarboxamide.
Prowling around in the data with a text editor reveals a multitude of oddities. Choose an entry at random, and it's likely to be a word you've never seen before. Indeed, there's a good chance it's not a word at all in the strict sense, but rather a number or a mixture of letters and digits, or something even more mysterious. For example, my eye fell on this curious "word":
How could such a zany-looking string of letters turn up at least 40 times in published books? As it happens, we have a tool for answering such questions, namely Google Books. Since the Google OCR program produced this string, the Books search engine should be able to find it. And there it is: a row of letters in a word-search game—a game that has apparently been reprinted in dozens of puzzle books.
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Mikel Arteta was delighted to pull on an Arsenal shirt for the first time at the weekend and, more importantly, help his new side to three points against Swansea.
The 29-year-old joined the Club on transfer deadline day and went straight into Arsène Wenger's starting XI for the visit of the Premier League new boys.
Arteta slotted seamlessly into Arsenal's midfield, pulling the strings alongside Aaron Ramsey and Emmanuel Frimpong on his first appearance at Emirates Stadium since moving from Everton.
"I've been waiting all week to get the opportunity to play in this stadium for this Club and I really enjoyed it," he told Arsenal Player.
"The fans have been really good since the day I signed for Arsenal, they have really welcomed me and I really appreciate it.
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Kids usually love anything with the word "pizza" attached to it, so I came up with this top-you-own pizza burger recipe. It adds variety to "pizza night" at our house and even goes over well with us "big kids". —Robin, Kornegay Seffmer, Florida
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- 6 pieces frozen garlic Texas toast
- 1-3/4 pounds ground beef
- 1 cup pizza sauce, divided
- 18 slices pepperoni
- 12 slices part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 2 teaspoons butter
- 6 teaspoons grated Parmesan cheese
- Sliced green pepper and ripe olives, optional
- Prepare Texas toast according to package directions. Meanwhile, shape beef into 12 thin patties.
- Top six patties with 1 tablespoon pizza sauce, three slices of pepperoni, and one slice of mozzarella cheese. Top with remaining patties; press edges firmly to seal.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat for 6-8 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 160° and juices run clear. Meanwhile, in a small skillet, saute mushrooms in butter.
- Top burgers with remaining pizza sauce and mozzarella cheese. Cover and cook 3 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Serve burgers on Texas toast with mushrooms, olives, Parmesan cheese and peppers and olives if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
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I'm bullish on software — specifically design and engineering — and I'm starting to see that many of today's business leaders share that opinion as they come to terms with digital disruption and the age of the customer's impact on their competitive strategies. I hear this often as I travel to meet with both business and IT leaders, and I increasingly see it in the survey data we annually collect. What do I see in our most recent Forrsights Business Decision-Makers Survey, Q4 2012 and Forrsights Software Survey, Q4 2012 results? Software, from design through development, matters:


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Liya Kebede: Model
Liya Kebede isn't just another pretty face. The Ethiopian-born mother of two, who lives in New York City, is a goodwill ambassador for the World Health Organization, and through her foundation (theliyakebedefoundation.org) she advocates for women's and infants' health issues in the developing world. Kebede also recently launched a children's clothing line—made in Ethiopia, to benefit her countrymen—called Lemlem (flourish in Amharic). This fall she's extending Lemlem's mission by introducing a line of soft cotton scarves, woven by hand in Addis Ababa. "These traditional looms usually occupy a one-room shack and the weavers, all men, sleep on a platform above it," she explains. "I wanted to open a market for them to showcase their beautiful talent and the way they do things, like drying thread between two tree trunks." —Shane Mitchell
Kebede's Africa
- Gonder, Ethiopia "When I go back to Ethiopia, I try to go out into the countryside. I didn't do so while growing up in Addis Ababa. Gonder is one of my favorite places, with an incredible castle where the king used to live."
- Dakar, Senegal "I went to Senegal for an AIDS conference and was shocked that it only took six hours to get there from New York City. Dakar is the perfect combination of traditional and modern, and it has great beaches on the Cape Verde peninsula."
- Essakane, Mali "There's a magical event here, Festival au Desert (festival-au-desert.org). During the day you nap in tents and traders set up a village market. You spend all night jumping up and down to live music."
Jason Wu: Designer
Until one cold night last January, most people outside the fashion world would have asked, "Jason who?" But that was before a certain First Lady picked Wu's one-strap ivory gown to wear at an inaugural ball. "It was more than just a dress," Wu says. "Now, it's part of American history. That's the power of choice—Michelle Obama didn't follow the rules and use someone more seasoned." At that point, the Taipei-born, 26-year-old New Yorker, whose own uniform consists of skinny ties and classic Levi's, had only six collections to his name. But he's been busy ever since. Wu jets regularly to Tokyo, along with Paris and London. Most recently, he took a break in Turks and Caicos—"I was looking for inspiration for my spring collection"—before launching into another creative frenzy. He says he tends to find ideas for his defined silhouettes and flirty fabrics both in fantasy figures—his fall collection is based on the fairy-tale images of the late English illustrator Arthur Rackham—and real women, including dynamic muses like actress Diane Kruger and stylist Tina Chai. "I love dressing women of substance," he says, "not the flavor of the month." —Shane Mitchell
Wu's Tokyo
- Undercover "I tend to buy a lot of clothes from local designers. In Tokyo I especially like Jun Takahashi of Undercover. Everything fits me, so I bring an empty suitcase!"
- Shinjuku "I love to go shopping in this bustling district, where I can duck into the little hole-in-the-wall ramen places to eat. They're really inexpensive."
- Comme Ça du Mode Tokyo "Whenever I'm in town, I shop at this Gap knockoff, which also has great stationery and gadgets." Stores throughout the city.
Elizabeth Kiester: Boutique Owner
"This is a personal odyssey," says Elizabeth Kiester, who gave up her high-powered job as the global creative director of LeSportsac to open Wanderlust
, a shop on a dusty alley in Siem Reap, Cambodia, near Angkor Wat, with a sister store opening any day now in Phnom Penh. An avid traveler whose father was a Vietnam War correspondent, Kiester had always dreamed of living in Asia; a 2008 volunteer vacation in Cambodia sealed the deal. "Siem Reap was an ancient arts-and-culture capital, and that creative spirit is still here," she explains. Kiester set out to create a fashion line that is democratic in its approach (one size that really fits all), affordable (nothing over $60), and universally appealing, with a Palm Beach–meets-Phuket look. By commissioning almost everything from Cambodian artisans, she has also been helping to revive artistic traditions: a severely handicapped woman weaves $2 bracelets from plastic bottles; kids from an orphanage tie-dye $6 T-shirts; and a local seamstress creates $8 Jackie O.–style head scarves. "I love a global design dialogue," Kiester says. —Laura Begley
Kiester's Cambodia
- Hotel de la Paix Arts Lounge "The hotel's massive gallery and hangout space features new collections every other month by upcoming Khmer and Asian artists. It's the place to see and be seen, and has launched many a career."
- Angkor Wat Temples "Among the zillions of structures that make up the site, my favorites are Ta Prohm, which looks like it's straight out of Land of the Lost, and Sarang, with its majestic lion statues."
- Angkor Beautiful Shoes "This Phnom Penh store and its other location, Angkor Making Shoes, in Siem Reap, will design custom sandals from a picture or copy ones you love, for $12 and up."
Pierre-Alexis Dumas: Artistic Director, Hermès
"We are Parisian in soul, Parisian in spirit," Says Pierre-Alexis Dumas about his family's company, which was founded in the French capital in 1837 and, according to Dumas, couldn't have been started anywhere else. But the city to which he refers is not one of hoity-toity stereotypes (even if the hoity-toity do love their Kelly bags). "The Paris I grew up in is an open place that welcomes foreigners like my mother, who is Greek. It's a place where great ideas are born." He sees this in the ethnically mixed neighborhoods like Belleville, in the 20th Arrondissement, where he can find the Asian food he misses after living five years in Hong Kong, and in Paris's many museums, where he heads for inspiration. Dumas, who studied visual art at Brown University and runs the company's arts foundation, knows them intimately. Though he jokes that Hermès was established "in horseshit" (the company began life as a saddle shop), it's the city's blend of creativity and refinement that the brand really reflects so well, and that Dumas finds almost everywhere he goes. —Alexandra Marshall
Dumas's Paris
- The Grand Palais "I wrote my thesis on this Art Nouveau building. Did you know that in addition to museums and exhibits, it has stables underneath? There's equipment for hundreds of horses down there."
- Virgule "It's one of my favorite restaurants. The place is tiny and offers unbeatable quality for the price."
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- Les Puces de Saint-Ouen "I used to go to this flea market with my parents every Sunday when I was a kid. Now I've become like the Terminator with antiques. I walk into a shop and scan the place."
Miguel Adrover: Designer
"People who come from islands have a different mentality," says fashion designer Miguel Adrover, who grew up in the tiny village of Calonge, on Majorca, off the coast of Spain. "You feel like there's nothing else out there, so it pushes your imagination further." Adrover's imagination has never been in question: Witness the increasingly challenging—and critically acclaimed—collections he produced in New York City until moving home in 2004 to get back on his feet following trouble with his backers. After taking over management of Es Jaç (13 Carrer Vallseca; no phone), a bar in Majorca's capital city of Palma, and turning it into an exhibition space, he began working as the creative director for German eco-fashion company Hessnatur. Adrover's strong commitment to green materials and the environment around him has made him a perfect fit for the company, for whom he has produced three capsule collections since fall 2008. "It helps that I'm connected to nature," he says. "It's paradise here." —Alexandra Marshall
Adrover's Majorca
- Cabrera Island "About forty-five minutes from Palma, the island is a natural park with virtually no structures. We take a boat out and spend all day there."
- Mercat De l'Olivar "This great big farmers' market, in Palma, has an almost Arab-bazaar feel. It's like Dean & Deluca—but for the real world."
- La Cueva "The tapas at this fish restaurant are the best: pescaditos fritos (fried fish), pulpo (octopus)—a lot of great seafood, all really fresh."
Silvia Tcherassi: Designer
Since launching a namesake label in 1992, Colombian fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi has developed a cult following at home and beyond for her body-conscious, brightly hued pieces with unexpected boho flair; she's even set up shop in Coral Gables, Florida. Having originally trained as an interior designer, Tcherassi is now returning to her roots with a forthcoming furniture line and, as of last month, the first in a clutch of Tcherassi Hotels. In collaboration with Estudio Morfo architects, the designer transformed a centuries-old mansion into a seven-suite colonial-contemporary retreat in Cartagena's unesco-protected Casco Viejo (Old Town) where, she says, "every corner is a mystery waiting to be discovered." —David Kaufman
Tcherassi's Cartagena
- Galería Cano "For inspiration I head to this jewelry and art boutique, where they reproduce gold and emerald pre-Columbian pieces."
- Teatro Adolfo Mejía "The theater was built in 1911 to celebrate 100 years of Colombian independence. It's an architectural treasure."
- Restaurante La Vitrola "This restaurant is a local institution, with a six-man Cuban band. I love the grilled fish and patacones (crispy fried plantains)."


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I would never recommend someone without experience to train a Guide Dog. There are some very reputable organizations that will charge nothing to very little to train a dog which has been evaluated and all health checks and needs from puppy up to finished trained dog.
For other Assistance Dogs such as Hearing Dogs or Service Dogs an individual can train their own dog but the possibility of doing so goes up if:
1) Owner trainer has experience training dogs
2) Owner trainer has experience working a Service Dog
3) Puppy Candidate was evaluated by an experienced individual
4) Owner trainer works with an experienced SD trainer
Even if you can not check off all of these, then just know that the more you are able to meet will be of major help.
Pups should be handled on a daily basis from birth with the possible goal of becoming a working dog or active sport dog. Feedback from the breeder is a major source of information in choosing a potential candidate pup or young dog.
All owner trainers must be willing to face the fact that there is no guarantee that the dog that they have put $$ and many hours of work into will be suitable and there is a huge percentage of dogs that wash out or should have been washed out from this career.
As to age, my SD Candidate will come from the breeder at approx. 10 weeks of age with experience in riding in a car, socializing with other animals and various people, and habitualized to walking on various surfaces and normal household noises such as doors closing, wash machine, vacuum etc. He will also have had the experience of having been flown on an airplane.
From that point he will exposed to several new pups for 1/2 hour controlled social times once or twice a week which will continue at various points throughout his life.
As far as I am concerned training/playing begins ASAP. Forming a bond and trust between the dog and handler is number 1. Training - even the early basis of obedience - needs to be all fun game type. Playing, gentle handling, and soft guilding slowly transform into obedience commands.
There are 3 major areas in training any type of Assistance Dog that will be worked outside of the home.
1) Obedience
2) Public Access
3) Task Training
The average time to train if starting with a candidate is 18 - 24 months.
|I would recomend ASAP. But then again I started training my service dog at one year, but I know a lady who had a pretty darn near perfect service dog in training a 8 months. I guess it depends in the dog.. Start on all the basics and once you get him good with those around people start training some service tasks. I know a lot about service dogs if you want to PM me
Training a Service Dog
Hi everyone,
I have a few questions about getting a GSD trained to be a service dog. I have 3 legally blind sisters, the oldest of which is going to be living on her own and starting her own life soon. That being said I want to get one of my GSD's pups trained as a seeing eye dog for her. I understand that not all dogs make it through the course and there is a lot of work involved.
At what age for the dog is it most recommended to begin training? I have been told anywhere from 6 months to 2 years of age for the pup. Also would using a puppy from my Bell's own litter come recommended? Or would I have to go about find another dog raised by a different house hold? My sister can be extremely grabby and I know from experience that having her socialize with the pup from 8 weeks on is a good way to get them to adapt to each other(for lack of a better term).
Any input would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
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A friend recently acquired a fiberglass Fett helmet off eBay and I had a chance to take a look at it. The eBay auction had read, "Boba Fett prop replica, made about 1995, was provided to me by Lucasfilm Licensing when I was sculpting SW toy prototypes. I'm not sure if it was from Don Post Studio, or not, but it doesn't have any maker's mark. The parts on the sides of the helmet are cast aluminum, the reticle is resin and missing the front piece. There is a black lexan lens, still with the protective sheet."
The seller corresponded that he was an artist working for Applause and received this helmet from Lucasfilm Licensing as an art reference helmet for a Fett toy he was sculpting and in that correspondence related that he received this helmet roughly mid 90's - possibly even early 90s but it's been too long to recall exactly.
I had limited time to snap the following shots, so if you need additional pics I'll have to coordinate that, so bear with me. Of the following, if they aren't closeups, are photographed at 6-foot distance to minimize perspective distortion.
The rounded eye corners and the rounded cheek hollow upper corners remind me of the SgtFang "Mystery Helmet" when it first came out. The mandibles have two scalloped out semicircles and this helps the asymmetrical T-visor to line up properly. The rounded corners lead me to wonder if this was from a similar lineage to the SgtFang, but the SgtFang seems to have a more rounded skullcap like the MR, whereas this has a slightly more squarish/trapezoid feel like the Don Post Deluxe.
What struck me was the tooling scars all over the helmet, and they seem to correlate with the Don Post helmets of the 90s era, but the mass produced helmets deem duller in detail. Here on this Lucasfilm helmet, they are crisp. The fiberglass is tan/brown but there is gray primer. In some areas the primer hasn't quite fully covered all the tooled scar holes. At this rate, I can't tell if the tooled details are inherited from its mold or if done afresh, but the level of detail is quite nice. I wonder if the Don Post Deluxe fiberglass Fett helmets came this crisp, but don't have reference images to help assess that.
The brow appears deeper than the SgtFang's. That gives me a bit of hope for this helmet.
Comparing it to the MR, the left (as you look at it) ear platform has been sanded. The skullcap does seem a bit narrow in width. What's interesting is that the side ear platforms seem shorter than the MR, so I wonder if at some point Lucasfilm had made a plug and had it modified in size to create a new template for Lucasfilm Licensing, and if one of those helmets - possibly even this very one - was used as the Don Post Master. Perhaps it was made a touch smaller to impose tells that would distinguish this sufficiently from a production piece. There is a #3 written in pencil on the wearer's right ear platform. But whether that means helmet #3 or matching ear piece #3 is unknown. The ear pieces are metal and are somewhat beaten up in appearance as opposed to a pristine machine finish. If they created variants in size and shape, the ear set that best matched might have been a "#3".
If indeed that this is smaller than a production helmet, I imagine it would be a fun project for me to build a casting of this out into a larger helmet.
I would love to hear your thoughts, especially Art, as I understand he has a soft spot for the Don Post Deluxe Fett (funny, but since I come from more the Vader side of the house, each time I see the words "Don Post Deluxe" I think of a certain Dark Lord helmet...).


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'"We had a year's history of offers for Michael Peca," said Sabres GM Darcy Regier, a former Islanders assistant. "This was as good as we were going to get, in our opinion, unless we pushed it all the way through the summer."'
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So you cut your armor pieces out of, say, sintra. The next step is to form it to shape.
I've seen a lot of pics of armor here and it looks like most folks are putting a roll on the edges of their chest and abdominal armor to make some depth to the armor. How much of a roll do you put on?
Hopefully I'm being clear as to what I'm asking about. When you start, you have a flat piece cut out of flat sheet. When you finish, the edges are rolled and the armor would not lay flat. I'm looking for how much depth is there when complete.


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And thanks in advance to anyone that can answer or attempt to answer in any capacity.
My situation: I want to take an online/distance learning TEFL course that is cheap and can at the same time give me the qualifications to teach overseas well as (Japan for starters) BEFORE I dive into CELTA. In other words, is it possible to take a course that is somewhat properly accredited that is completely online where I can go at my own pace as I haven't the resources for actual teaching practice at this time. Furthermore, will this course allow me to qualify for an entry level job.
I want to ultimately do the Celta and get the teaching practice hours, but as I am busy working full time currently. I'd like to take a quality online course for 200-400 dollars, a hundred hours, and while not as good as the Celta, the best in its class for distance learning and for the dollar. Any suggestions? Or perhaps you think I should just save up for the Celta and not bother with online learning? I'm all ears!


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Hey guys,
Long time lurker, first time thread poster here. I've started my own build recently with the helmet and the blaster, and I'm getting to the stage where I need to either:
- source paints and materials to start my own pain job, or
- source professional painters who would be able to complete the paint job for me.
Seeing as I've never been very good with paints and I don't have access to an airbrush (I'm not too sure of the details but I'm fairly sure an airbrush job would be better than a spraycan job? Right?) I've decided to find an artist who can perform the paint job for me. As this is easily the most iconic part of the Boba Fett costume I want to make sure it's as authentic as I can get it. But here's the rub - I'm on a budget, and I have no idea how much something like this would cost.
Any Airbrush artists out there who would know how much is an appropriate cost for a full ESB paint job?
I've also labelled this as a WIP thread, as from time to time I'd say I'll be posting my completed works in here! It's on a budget too, so I'll try to post materials for people who aren't looking to buy authentic items or spend a crapload on authentic parts - it's always nice to know there is an alternative to some expensive things, especially when they're easy to get and cheap!


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Back in the late 40's and early 50's there was Celastic, plastic impregnated fabric that you dipped in acetone, and then laid up in strips to form an object, then in the late 50's to the present, there was fiberglass. I just realized that fiberglass has been around nearly half a century and it's still considered State of the Art! What's up with that?
I can't believe something new isn't out there yet that's quicker and easier to work with. I know there is "Plastisol" which is a hot pour vinyl you heat to 350 degrees, then slush into your mold, but I don't know if it will work in silicone. Normal urethanes seem to work, but it takes 8 - 10 shots to build up a good thickness. I've tried "Sylox" thickener in urethane, but it makes the resin brittle, and we can't have that!
I'm thinking there has to be something out there that's about as thick as say, cake batter when you pour it in, and about the consistency of polyproplyene (margarine bowls) or harder when cured.
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Men's Soccer Announces 2013 Schedule
April 30, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- A year removed from a hosting berth in the NCAA Tournament, the Kentucky men's soccer team will open a new stadium in 2013 with 11 home games, it was announced by head coach Johan Cedergren on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wildcats will play 11 total home dates at a sparkling new UK Soccer Complex, set to open for the fall season. Overall, UK will play eight of its 18-game schedule against teams in the 48-team 2012 NCAA Tournament field.
UK will open the two-match exhibition schedule on Aug. 20 vs. Dayton in Lexington at 7 p.m. ET, beginning the regular season with a 7:30 p.m. ET matchup with Wright State at the state-of-the-art UK Soccer Complex on Aug. 30.
"We are really eager to get our 2013 schedule going," Cedergren said. "When we started working on our schedule we wanted to find some challenging non-conference games, bring some talented teams into Lexington and prepare our team for a grueling league schedule. With a new stadium on the horizon, a tough schedule and a talented roster in 2013, it is going to be a fun season for our program and fan base."
After hosting Wright State in the opener, Kentucky will welcome Georgia State (Sept. 1), IPFW (Sept. 8), UAB (Sept. 29), Evansville (Oct. 8), South Carolina (Oct. 13), Valparaiso (Oct. 16), Tulsa (Oct. 23), FIU (Oct. 26) and FAU (Nov. 3) to the UK Soccer Complex during the 2013 season.
UK will play several challenging road games, with an exhibition tilt at Northern Kentucky on Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. ET beginning the road tests. After two games to open the regular season, UK will travel to East Tennessee State (Sept. 5) and Xavier (Sept. 13). A two-game trip to the Gamecocks Classic in Columbia, S.C., will see the Wildcats face Dartmouth (Sept. 20) and South Florida (Sept. 22), two of the top programs in college soccer.
After opening the Conference USA schedule with UAB at home, UK will travel to Old Dominion (Oct. 4), Charlotte (Oct. 19), Marshall (Oct. 30) and New Mexico (Nov. 9) to conclude the road slate.
In Cedergren's first season in 2012, he paced the Wildcats to its first NCAA Tournament hosting berth since the 2003 season. The Wildcats went 10-9-2 a year ago, including finishing the regular season with a No. 25 NCAA RPI.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by roscoe36, Jan 31, 2009.
I guess Joe Dumars gave him an F.
Heck, by the end of the year I gave him an F.
What changed your opionion? (Keep in mind, I'm not tying to be a smart-azz here. Heck, I gave him a C- at the time.)
He needed to finish above .500 to avoid a failing grade...He didn't.
I should have voted for an R
I dunno. D- sounds about correct. They still made the playoffs and the rug was pulled from underneath him. So those two mitigating factors to lift him just above failing grade.
Because our playoff positioning was the worst it could get, while simultaneously keeping us out of the lottery. As I stated before the season ended, as the Pistons moved further into the lottery, my grade for Curry would have gone back up in order to reward an unwitting tank job.
I think the scale need an "I" for incomplete..
You are a very generous grader.
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- From 03 Wed Jul 2013 to 05 Fri Jul 2013 July 3, 2013 July 5, 2013 Inn at Longwood Medical Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ...
Red Sox Home Games
Fourth of July Home Stand
Red Sox versus San Diego
Boston Calendar of Events
Enjoy Live Music, Pro Sports and Much More
Stay at The Inn at Longwood Medical and enjoy easy access to Boston's best events. From Red Sox games at Fenway Park to live music at the Boston Symphony Hall to the world-famous Boston Marathon and Charles Regatta, Beantown hosts brilliant events year-round.
Plan your itinerary around an upcoming event by referencing our Boston calendar of events: