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MOPA will be organizing a trip to New York City for this year's AIPAD Photography Show.
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Ambulante Film Screenings
04.13.2014 1:00 pm
Date: Sunday, April 13th, 2014
Metamorfosis - Filmed at one of the places with the highest radioactive contamination on the planet, the documentary tells the story of a group of Russians living near the rugged Mayak nuclear plant, which is still operating. Through impeccable and extraordinary photography, Mez is able to capture the radioactive dangers, invisible to all, and the courage of the people who cope with it. Dir. Sebastian Mez | 2013 | 84 min.
Screening at 1:00pm
The Mexican / American Tapes - What happens when the "illegal" Mexicans, pursued by U.S. immigration authorities and vilified in the media, potentially become citizens of the United States? The answer lies in the lives of former neighbors of the director, Louis Hock. This version, which the filmmaker created specifically for Ambulate, mixes two documentaries (The Mexican Tapes and The American Tapes) and shows four undocumented Mexican families in two periods: when they came to California in 1970 and the life they now lead in both the United States and Mexico. Dir. Louis Hock | United States | 1986, 2012 | English , Spanish | 134 min.
Screening at 3:00pm - Q&A discussion to follow with filmmaker, Louis Hock.
For more information, visit www.ambulante.com.mx


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Jesse's Best of 2012
As the year winds to a close we have, once again, asked the members of Keane to share their highlights of the last 12 months with you folks. Jesse was the first to reply to our email....
1. Favourite album of 2012?
Young & Old by Tennis.
2. Favourite single?
Default by Django Django.
3. Best gig you saw?
Paul Simon in Brussels.
4. Best gig you played?
Porto Coliseum.
Picture of the Porto show by JULIO1511
5. Best film you saw?
Moonrise Kingdom.
6. Best journey you made?
The journey home the day after the last gig in Bournemouth.
7. Best TV show you watched?
Band Of Brothers (Only just got around to it).
8. Best book you read?
If Not Now, When? by Primo Levi.
9. Best meal you ate?
Street food in a car park in Bangkok with Tim and my friends Rich and Erika.
10. Best thing you bought yourself?
A Republic resonator guitar.
11. Best thing someone else bought for you?
I have no idea. Just a beer somewhere nice probably. Ha ha.
12. Best website you visited or app/podcast you downloaded?
Pinterest is alright.
13. Best thing that happened in 2012 for Keane?
Yet ANOTHER number one record. Urgh.
14. Best thing that happened in 2012 for you?
Finding a new room to set up all my music stuff.
15. Finally, what are you looking forward to in 2013?
Being at home a bit more and actually seeing my family for once.
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I'm really curious now! What is your Pinterest account? Would love to know which pictures inspire you :). Love X, Eline
I haven't really been there to see you wherever you have been Jesse. Any way, I love you for being in the band Keane. I like everything you say, so thanks for sharing. I suppose you'd like to see your family, I've forgotten you because of my own family and stuff. But I'll never forgive you in Keane. I wish a Happy New Year! I wish I had something more to say but I'll watch everything you do, to catch up with you and I hope to be around to know everything. Thanks for your existence. I love you!
Jesse, Great Wall of China, House of Blues in Boston and now I will see you at State Theater Portland ME 30th.!! Thumbs up for Jesse Quinn!!! Best to Chappy and the lads and stay in good health. Johnny Ringo
HAPPY NEW YEAR JESS:) I will never forget the amazing show you played in Edinburgh.
Very good,May you have a wonderful 2013., Jesse! Love you =D
Con su nuevo àlbum Strangeland la banda se ha convertido oficialmente en cuarteto. Tom+Tim+Richard+Jesse = 4
Ciao Jesse, mi è piaciuta moltissimo la tua ultima risposta! Spero che possa essere veramente così per te il 2013, insomma che tu possa avere più tempo da trascorrere con la tua famiglia a casa, è il miglior augurio che ti possa fare! Gli affetti sono la cosa più importante che abbiamo nella vita!!! Un abbraccio da Sabrina da Catania!!!
Thankyou Jesse for a closer insite xx happy new year to u n ur family, my best journey was on the way to the o2 to watch u guys on the 30 th Nov , I was sooooo excited xx love u guys n always have, all the best for next year, n hope I get to see u again soon xx all my love xx Leigh from Kent xx
that beautiful! Happy 2013!! Jesse Quin! I LOVE YOU!
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013! Keane :) Mis mejores deseos para este año y que este lleno de exitos. Greatings from The Salvador :)
Happy new year! I wish my best for your 2013. see ya in Buenos Aires
Happy Happy New Year, Jesse!!!!! =)
"The choices I have made being in the band have taken a severe toll on the relationships in my life". Tim Rice-Oxley. Tiene toda la razón del mundo. La familia requiere tiempo y dedicación. Porqué te quieren. Y son las personas mas importantes de tu vida. Es complicado famiy with music.
Hay profesiones que son incompatibles con la família. Y ser miembro de un grupo musical con un cierto palmarés es una de ellas. Tu familia debe de ser muy comprensiva contigo. Solament por esto la debes querer muchísimo. Te deseo lo mejor para el 2013. Marisa. Barcelona. Yo si fuera miembro de Keane, no me hubiera casado.
Happy New Year for our boys and all Keane team!
Happy new year good guys Thanks last year's visted our country (Korea ^^) and I want see you again in 2013!!!!!!!!!!!! everyday happiness
i love pinterest :D ahahah
Hi Jesse! Thanks for taking the time to answer the "best of 2012 questions" :) You win! First one out of four! I just listened to Tennis' song on their website. Very interesting, and the website is pretty cool as well :) I will have to go through all the other info you gave us of course. It's always nice having new hints and ... revelations. I wish you all the best for 2013, and hope you can have more time to spend home with your loved ones, it must be really hard being far from home especially when you have a "young" family. It was fun meeting you in Bologna last October, and hope to see you soon again (not too soon, otherwise my previous wish for you is vain lol). Lots of love! Have a lovely day/week end. Simona - Florence-Italy
salut Jess !! des moments forts cette année il y en a eu beaucoup; chacun sa façon de les resentir !! mes moments les plus forts 2012 ** chacun des shows que j'ai partagé avec vous !! le show du 8 juin à LONDRES à été un trés grand BONHEUR j 'ai vécu quelque chose d'extraordinaire peut être parce que j 'etais chez vous(((( cent pour cent UK )))) j' adore l'ANGLETERRE!! merci pour toute ta gentillesse!! les garçons ont de la chance de t'avoir dans le groupe tu es super sur scéne!! j''esperes vous revoir bientot en EUROPE beaucoup de Bonheur et d' AMOUR avec ta famille trés Bonne Annee 2013 GROS BISOUS DE FRANCE ****** KEANE j'adoreeeeeeeee
HAPPY NEW YEAR, JESSE!! Loved your answers. Hugs from Argentina!!!!!!! Love you all, guys!!!!!!!!
Jesse, thank you for sharing your time with us, fans. You're not only a great musician but also have sense of humour. I loved your answers. Beijos, Regina.
Este Jesse, aunque tal vez no entienda lo que escribo, solo digo GRACIAS POR LLEGAR A KEANE, sos grande al igual que los demás chicos, son mis ídolos. Los esperaré aquí en COSTA RICA!!!!!!!
Thanks KM for this 'best of interview' idea every year ! And @Jesse : Thanks very much for letting me discover 'Tennis' !!!!! It rocks and I adore their website ! What about making a musical blog on KM Jesse ???!
Wow, another gift for us, thank you!:) Jesse, you rock, loved your answers, funny and most sincere! Not enough words to thank Keane for having made my year so much happier - your dedication to yr fans is something priceless. Best wishes for 2013 to you, your loved ones and all the "Boys"!! Lots of love from Portugal***
Very good, the bands mentioned are amazing. May you have a wonderful 2013., Jesse! Love you xx
ISA, I meant below, ha ha! :.)))
USA, from Brasil, Sao Paulo **** HAPPY NEW YEAR, Jesse and my best wishes also to Tom, Tim and Rich. All the best in 2013! :.) Lots of love! XXXX
Me too mary_peds. That's a book to read and a film to watch for me, I like pinterest Jesse, might see you there, though not in the embroidery section me thinks! All the best for 2013, xx
Thanks for taking the time to share with us, Jesse. I always feel guilty that you guys are away from your families, especially your little ones. Don't have a solution to that, though, that would make everyone happy, do you? Guess you have to start with yourself...We do enjoy you so much playing live. There's the predicament, eh? A very happy New Year to your and your family, Jesse. We appreciate all that you do for your fans. Truly.
If I were asked, my favorite gig I saw would be you guys. Yeah. :)
jesse excellent very good! I hope that in 2013 you well in your full fence projects .... in the band and family! happy new year... from colombia :D
Jesse you're so funny. :') next time i see ya i'll buy you a beer.
can't believe it's already end of the year......
Jesse, Glad you mentioned Thai food.... Jeb from Bangkok


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'Gilmour did the right thing – he went after Varada. Going low to take the knee, well, that wasn't nice, but what do you do when a guy has tried to knee your goalie's head into the cheap seats? Invite him for tea?'
Archives for October 2001
Gilmour sent message
Varada and Gilmour get off easy
'I witnessed one of the most flagrant cheap shots in the history of the National Hockey League Friday night. The problem is that I'm not sure whether it was Vaclav Varada's knee to the head of Canadiens goaltender Jose Theodore or Doug Gilmour's attempt to perform major surgery on Varada's knees without benefit of anaesthesia.'
Devils powerplay does in Sabres
Playing without 3 of their regular defensemen, the Buffalo Sabres still put up an wall in front starting backup goalie Bob Essensa Saturday night in New Jersey. The only problem was that the New Jersey Devils still found a couple of cracks in the wall during powerplays and were able to defeat the Sabres 3-1 despite getting off only 11 shots on goal.
Shhh! Sabres lose quietly to Devils
'The two-time defending Eastern Conference champs beat Buffalo, 3-1, on the strength of a pair of power-play goals and a brick-wall outing by goalie Martin Brodeur. The loss was spectacularly frustrating for the Sabres, who played their best defensive game of the season despite the absence of injured defensemen Rhett Warrener, Richard Smehlik and Dmitri Kalinin, and suspended checking forward Vaclav Varada.'
Varada, Gilmour sit out one-game suspensions
'"Their two physical players were out of the game. Maybe if we were all in, maybe the other guys could have played hockey and we could have taken care of it," said Boulton, who also faulted the officials for losing control of the game early. "It was just a rough game. That's what hockey's about. Sometimes it gets a little out of hand, but it's the refs' job to keep it intact."'
Make the best of a bad situation
'Team stats showed that the Devils had 18 missed shots, but they played well enough defensively to keep it close until the "A" line came through yet another time.'
Brodeur and the Top Line Boost the Devils Once Again
'Buffalo (5-5-1-1) used Essensa in goal for only the second time this season. His first appearance of the season was an overtime loss to the Rangers in the Sabres' third game of the season.'
Devils make most of shots
'The Devils beat Buffalo at the Meadowlands last night, 3-1, but they weren't exactly doing a victory dance in the locker room afterward. Their offensive slump continued. They got just 11 shots on goal, the team's lowest total since it moved to New Jersey in 1982.'
Who needs shots, anyway?
'Buffalo tied the score on the first shot of the second, when J.P. Dumont stole a point pass from Ken Daneyko in the Sabre zone and raced off on a breakaway. Pausing to check behind him and finding no one near, Dumont proceeded to fire his second of the season over Martin Brodeur's glove at 1:42.'
Devils' win is no work of art
'The Devils, who averaged 31 shots on goal through the first seven games, had just five through the first two periods. Things weren't much better in the third period as they took just two shots through 16 minutes. The Sabres' offense wasn't much to brag about, either.'
Gilmour faces suspension; makes no apologies
'"The proof is in the picture. Usually you see guys try and jump over. I think everybody knows the character of everybody else in the league. You know when it's an accident out there and you respect their personality. Everybody knows his personality."'
Devils 3, Sabres 1
'The New Jersey Devils did almost nothing against the Buffalo Sabres on offense, and got away with it.'
New Jersey 3, Buffalo 1
'"I'd rather shoot 12 and win than 36 and lose," New Jersey defenseman Brian Rafalski said.'
Gilmour and Varada suspended by NHL
'The suspension will cost Gilmour $9,757.73 in salary and Varada loses $3,951.89 with the money going to the Players Emergency Assistance Fund. Both will sit out games Saturday night and be eligible to return to their teams for games Tuesday.'
Canadiens C Gilmour, Sabres RW Varada suspended one game each
'It could have been more, especially for Gilmour, who skated full speed and kneed Varada in the left corner of Montreal's zone in retaliation to a hit on goaltender Jose Theodore.'


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We have already made progress, determining how we can best build upon our solid academic foundation and expand our "value proposition" to students in all disciplines through an even wider series of offerings in project-based and hands-on learning, accelerated bachelor's and master's degree options, internships, externships, community service opportunities, student/faculty research, career planning and financial advisement.
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Chemical rust stripping with acid/ alkaline/ phosphate
Select Motor Company Inc. (selectmotors.net) 6205 Monroe Highway, Ball, Louisiana 71405, 800-716-9635 has an amazing process that includes: baking at 800 degrees in an oxygen deprived environment, dipping in acid followed by alkaline, then phosphate, then zinc, electroplating and primer. This may be a possibility for your Atlanta location.
Does anyone know where I can have the same process done closer to Florida?
Its not 5 hours away its 10 hours, but the results are worth it. The acid strippers can't get the rust out of the seams because acid desolves the rust gradually on contact, and it can't get in the seams very well.
And there is always the fear of left over acid residue, or the oil that is put on to protect the bare metal, which is not too big a deal on a fender or door, but a whole body could be a job getting rid of.
The alternative is electrolytic derusting. It doesn't harm the metal at all, leaves it looking like shiny new metal, and pulls almost all of the rust out of the seams.
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Emirates Stadium's new Clock - Pictures
On Saturday afternoon, shortly before Arsenal's home victory over Blackpool, the Club officially welcomed a bigger version of the famous Arsenal Clock into Emirates Stadium.
The original Clock was positioned proudly at Highbury for over 70 years.
Our official Club photographers followed the installation of the new Clock and below you can see how Emirates Stadium's new timepiece was put in place.
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Abou Diaby knows he is a NOT a "fragile" footballer, even though he understands why the wider world might make the assertion.
On the contrary, the Arsenal midfielder believes his injury problems are nearly behind him and he harbours no concerns about his future career. In fact, he has "never been as motivated" to fulfill his 'destiny'.
The 25-year-old was speaking after a week that typifies his ill-fortune. An ankle injury had restricted Diaby to just 26 minutes this season before he replaced Mikel Arteta early in the second half at Liverpool last Saturday. He would barely double that tally before being forced off again.
Fortunately, it is only a minor problem and the France international is expected to return soon. However the knock leaves Diaby in the unfortunately familiar position of battling back. Speaking to the French media this week, he put over his side of the story.
"A lot of things have been said and written about me and I wanted to tell the truth about my situation," said Diaby. "People say that I'm fragile and although I understand why, I am not fragile.
"I have had three operations on my ankle, all for different problems but the result of that was that my body is unbalanced, especially in my legs. I have overused one over the other and to put everything back in place is not easy.
"I get injured," he went on. "It's a fact but when people tell you you're fragile, it hurts. Today my ankle is twice as big because of the surgery. My problem is a biomechanical problem. I need to work daily on how to rebalance my body."
Diaby admits his injuries have prompted thoughts of retirement in the past. But sterling work with the Arsenal medical team and specialists abroad have banished those now.
"I am not scared for the rest of my career," he said. "I still have a big future. Physically, I really feel very good, like a beast. Unfortunately, I had that little problem at Liverpool but it's nothing serious and I will start running again at the end of the week.
"There have been times where I thought about stopping my career. You always ask yourself a lot of questions in those moments. It's hard mentally and I had to be strong. But quickly, I went back to a very positive attitude. I know I am going to be fine. I am not a cheat. I have always worked very hard to come back.
"I have never had any apprehension playing football but I have to say that last season I feared a bit to play. It was so important for me to come back to my best level and to avoid getting injured again that I had this little apprehension."
With his recovery close to completion, Diaby is now philosophical about the journey he has taken but remains resolute about what he can achieve.
"For me, my injuries are a task sent by God," he said. "I need to go through them to achieve the goals and the dreams that I have in my career. It's my destiny. I am privileged. Some people have worse problems than me so I cannot complain.
"I am hungry and strong mentally. All those hard times have strengthened me. I know there is a lot of expectation around me and some pressure but it's a challenge for me to come back to my best level.
"I have never been as motivated as I am now. I want to prove to everybody, and especially to myself, that I can do it. I have faith in what I am doing. I will never give up and I know that I will come out of this tunnel."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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You'd never guess there's bran in these moist, tasty pancakes that are drizzled with a sweet orange sauce. "My children are grown, but they still request this for breakfast when they come home," writes Marie Cockerham of Rock Hill, South Carolina. Your family will surely flip over these flapjacks, too!
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 2 cups fat-free milk
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1 cup All-Bran
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 1 medium navel orange, peeled, sectioned and chopped
- In a bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In another bowl, beat egg; stir in milk, orange peel and bran. Let stand for 1-2 minutes or until bran is softened. Add to dry ingredients; mix well.
- Pour by 1/4 cupfuls onto a hot nonstick griddle; turn when bubbles from on top of pancakes. Cook until second side is golden brown.
- For syrup, combine sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan. Gradually stir in orange juice, butter and orange peel. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Remove from the heat; stir in chopped orange. Serve with pancakes. Yield: 7 servings.
Originally published as Bran Griddle Cakes in Light & Tasty August/September 2001, p13
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Reviewed Sep. 11, 2010
"My son and husband loved these pancakes. The added bran was a nice touch!"


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By: Mehroz Baig
As someone who's taken a fair share of science classes, I know that it can be difficult to tie the daily homework assignments of configuring compounds in chemistry or calculating velocity in physics to a broader world perspective. But that's precisely what science does: it allows us to understand how our world works and use that understanding to shape how we can address global issues.
Science enables us to go to doctors and be treated for diseases, understand changing weather patterns and the influence of human beings on our environment, and send astronauts into space to walk on the moon, among many other things. Science has allowed us to explore our own terrain and that which is millions of miles away. And the most fascinating aspect of scientific discovery is that it keeps going—the potential to find more cures, explore more of our oceans and solar system, and solve the problems that we face today is never ending.
But it takes more than scientific ability to tackle the world's most pressing concerns: it takes expertise and resources. That's where Dr. Ed Lu comes into the picture. Lu, a former NASA astronaut who is the CEO and co-founder of the B612 Foundation, is on a mission to literally save the world. Dr. Lu spoke at the Commonwealth Club about his project to build an infrared telescope that can go out into space, detect asteroids and track them. His reason for taking on this project was because no one else was doing it. "Our current strategy for dealing with asteroid impacts is luck," he said. "I think that's unacceptable."
Dr. Lu noted that as of today, we have the capability to stop asteroids from hitting the Earth, but without the technology in place to track and detect them as they get closer, we can't do anything to stop them. He explained that once we know the location and speed of an asteroid, it's fairly simple to ensure that it won't hit: if we have about a decade's notice of an impact between an asteroid and our planet, all we have to do is shift the asteroid's trajectory by nudging it, by one millimeter per second, or as Dr. Lu put it, "the speed that an ant walks."
This isn't new territory. NASA's Deep Impact mission in 2005 included hitting a comet. Though the objective for that mission was to gather more information about comets, the same technology can be applied to reorient asteroids. The only problem is that we have to know where they are. According to Dr. Lu, currently less than one percent of the asteroids in space are being tracked. That's the problem he's hoping to solve. Once information on asteroid location and speed is available, more can be done to prepare for their impending arrival. And all this happens over many years: Dr. Lu mentioned that if an asteroid were coming toward the Earth, we could have as much as a 10-year notice before its potential impact. That's enough time to put together a mission to divert its path.
Dr. Lu is adamant that asteroid impacts are "the only global natural disaster that we know how to prevent." And they're going to continue happening. Most recently, as the world was celebrating entering a new year, a small asteroid named 2014 AA, was spotted close to the Earth and is thought to have made impact over the Atlantic Ocean. Dr. Lu noted in his talk that most of the Earth's surface consists of oceans, so if an asteroid comes into the Earth's atmosphere, it's more likely that it will hit water. But can we really afford to take that risk? Dr. Lu doesn't think so. His belief is, "Let's not go the way of the dinosaurs because we didn't bother looking."


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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by Darth Tater, Sep 24, 2013.
This love note confirms he is enjoying himself... Immensely.
I am, I am!
He's not injured. It turns out he just had food poisoning. He's 100% now. Truth is, I've kind of gotten tired of all his goal scoring. My boredom is your gain. I'm ready to deal him now!
A little help here in my first season of fantasy hockey. Loui Eriksson registered a power play assist in a 4-1 win over Carolina. How does Stattracker show him with a -1 for +/-?
Power plays don't count toward plus and minus in real and therefore fantasy hockey. It would not be fair either way.
Really? Wow. I never knew that.
Isn't that part of the Cannuckian school curriculum in about Grade 3?
Actually, school only goes up to Grade 2 up here. But it is a part of the pledge of Eh-llegiance that we all had to recite before class each morning. Apparently the RCMP read this website, because an Officer on dogsled just knocked on my igloo and told me that my Cannuckian Citizenship has been suspended for a month.
That stinks. Does that mean you have to go an entire month without maple syrup and Labatt's? I hope they don't take your pet moose away.
Actually, since Jammer lives in Windsor and Beer lives in the UP, it's Bill who lives in an igloo and drinks Labatt's and Jammer who skates at Roseland.
Roseland, that brings back some memories.
And Sandwich Ave.
I'm playing Jr. for the second time. He's way ahead in our league. I'm checking his roster to see if I can learn anything that might help. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks!
Make him a trade offer. He has absolutely no idea what he is doing.
I'd rather take my chances with you!!!
I know hockey. I live right next to Canada, eh.
I know enough to know the difference between a burnt biscuit and pigskin...I think?
Oops....didn't realize he read the forum. Thought he was too busy studying....
Well, he lives next to Canada, too. And next to you, also. Although I doubt if that helps him much.
Separate names with a comma.


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Leaders of the world's Muslim states criticised a rising wave of "Islamophobia" in the West and pledged to deal with Islamic exztremism. A goal of the meeting was attempting to improve the effectiveness of the 57 naton organization, but even as its leaders urged improved cooperation, member states Chad and the Sudan engaged in hostile exchanges over Sudan encouraged rebels who invaded Chad. Any reconciliation appeared unlikely given the Sudan's desire to cleanse Darfur of those opposed to its government.
Ekmeleddin Ihsanogu, secretary General of the Organization of Islamic States(OCIC) admitted Muslims were experiencing difficulties with the Western world. "Ignorance about Islam and calculated animoisty with deep historic roots on the part of a minority in the West, as well as our failure to defend the true values of Islam are the reason for the increasing wave of Islamophobia." There were cries in meeting about the difference between freedom of the press and blasphemy.
Of course the delegates were unanimous in passing resolutions condemning Israel for its war criminal behavior and not a word was expressed about Hamas rocket attacks on Jewish cities. It is always fascinating how Muslim groups become furious at cartoons depicting Muslims but are silent about the constant barrage of anti-Semitic caricatures and cartoons that daily appear in Muslim newspapers and on the media.


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The government of Canada has quietly ceased transferring any Afghan prisoners captured by their forces to the government of Afghanistan due to concerns over treatment of detainees. In a letter to Amnesty International and the British Columbia Civil Liberties Assocation, Canadian authorities said they had ceased sending detainees to the control of Afghan forces following complaints of abuse by one prisoner. A Canadian human rights officer discovered braided electrical wire and a rubber hose while interviewing a detainee who claimed to have been beaten with the torture implements. The letter sent to human rights groups stated bluntly, "there have ben no transfers of detainees to Afghan authorities since that date."
Athough Canada has not revealed the number of prisoners transferred to Afghan control it is estimated to range as high as 200. It appears Canadian authorities fear continuing to send prisoners to certain torture eventually will be used by human rights groups in attacking Canada as a supporter of torture and violation of international rules concerning treatment of prisoners.


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Jim Beauregard's Tasting Notes: Samuel Adams makes its can debut
BY JIM BEAUREGARD | May 21. 2013 4:49PM
In cans.
Get up off the floor, brush off the coffee you just spilled on yourself and sit back in your chair. Two years of research, ergonomic and sensory, they report, have going into the creation of a new type of can that purports to be "closer" to drinking Sam from a glass. They call it the "Sam Can."
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Cheap decent spot repair
Alright, 85' vette original silver paint. Coming home from work last night, a dog ran out in front of my car, and unfortunatly the dog didn't make it to the other side :(
My question is that I have heard here wichita falls, there is a paint store that can match the factory paint and put it into and aerosol can. Has anyone ever tried this with good results? This is a daily driver, and the paint is in good shape except for where I smacked fido and a few other spots that I didn't do. Would some repair like this look alright, without being an eyesore. This isn't a show car or anything, I just want it to look like I didn't hit anything.
Thanks I attached the pics of the stuff I want to try and fix.
The first one is the victim of the dog, the others are spots that Id like to fix. The one of the fender needs sometype of body filler, Im not sure what happend to it, it was like that when I got it.
Thanks guys
If you don't want an eyesore like you stated, just leave the whole thing alone.
Take a good look at that bumper, its been repainted at least once and with lacquer primer and could be lacquer paint.
In other words the paint is coming lose from the primer and its stripping time to do any good paint job.
Forget the areo can stuff.
Value of that year vette would make it questionable to put that kind of money into a paint job that would be required to strip it so it would look better if you left it like it is.
If I can add to Barry's good advice advice, if you spot paint it with an aerosol can you will simply have a "different eyesore". :rolleyes:
I agree that an aerosol won't be a good way to go about fixing it. My advice is to read up here and elsewhere on proper fiberglass repair and do the repairs yourself and ask any specific questions you have as you run into them. I see others on here have done their own painting and repairs with help of members of this board. Its not overly hard doing fiberglass repairs, but messy. I am not sure if those years vettes were smc or fiberglass. If you can do a lot of the repairs and stripping of paint then use good materials then it may be worth fixing. I would just plan on doing all the repairs and getting it painted. If you have some basic tools and can do a lot of the grunt work like taking off parts and reassembling and sanding you could probably find someone who will squirt it at a reasonable cost, or may want to even tackle it yourself. Basecoat/ clearcoat is somewhat forgiving and minor flaws can be fixed. If everything is in good shape otherwise mechanically and interior it may be worth repairing the exterior, but be prepared to be devoting a lot of time to it doing body repair and prep. You would have to work with a shop though and see if they will work with you and paint over someone elses prep work. If you don't want to stick the time or money in it to fix it right, Then I agree with the others, just drive it like it is, quick fixs and aerosol may make it look only slightly better and won't last long. If it is lacquer on their I would plan on painting the whole thing for a long lasting paint job that all matched.
Alright thanks for the advice guys, I was planning on getting it painted someday, but it maybe be another year or so as I have to get my project truck painted to. I guess I'll just leave it alone for now.
I appreciate the feedback
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text: Hummers return earlier than usual By Scott Shalaway March 24, 2012 Story Share Last year on April 24, I wrote that ruby-throated hummingbirds were back early. This year they are setting records for returning early. One of my favorite websites, www.hummingbirds.net (maintained by Lanny Chambers), follows hummers' northward journey on the map that's updated daily. Anyone can report their first hummers, and then all can monitor the northbound migration.The first report this year came from coastal Alabama on Feb. 25. That date is not unusual. Last year the first migratory ruby-throats arrived on the Mississippi coast on Feb. 23. Since 1998, as many as 13 ruby-throats have been reported from the Gulf Coast in February.What is remarkable this year is how quickly the hummers are moving north. As of March 22, ruby-throats had been recorded in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and central Wisconsin. By the time you read this, there may be hummingbirds in your backyard.I never look for hummingbirds before mid-April, but I put up one nectar feeder this week. Just in case.But also remember that just because a hummingbird appears, that doesn't mean it will stay through late summer. It may just be stopping for a rest before heading farther north.I suggest you hang a nectar feeder today. The nectar recipe is simple -- mix one part table sugar with four parts boiling water, cool and refrigerate. Do not use honey; it can harm or even kill hummers. Red dye is unnecessary because nectar feeders are red, and that's the color that catches hummers' attention. If you're offering nectar for the first time, enhance the feeder's conspicuousness by tying an 18-inch length of red ribbon to the feeder.For now, a single feeder will suffice. Before nesting begins, hummer numbers at feeders can usually be counted on one hand. When young fledge in July, however, feeding stations attract females and their young from surrounding areas. From mid-July through August, some lucky feeding station operators report "clouds of hummingbirds."The simplest way to get more hummingbirds is to put up more feeders. Serious hummingbird banders sometimes run dozens of feeders in midsummer to ensure they can capture and band many hummers.Inevitably some readers ask if it's better to buy commercially prepared nectar. Powdered mixes are OK, but expensive compared to ordinary table sugar. Prepared nectars may advertise that they are fortified with vitamins and minerals, but hummingbirds satisfy their nutritional requirements from their natural foods. The nectar we provide is an energy supplement; their natural diet includes myriad soft-bodied invertebrates such as spiders, aphids, gnats, and fruit flies, as well flower nectar. Invertebrates provide the protein and nutrition that nectar lacks. Other products that might tempt you are jugs of what appears to be pre-mixed nectar. Read the label. In big box stores, some of these products are merely colored water to which you must add sugar. Buyer beware. Feeding hummingbirds is like feeding seed-eating birds. It's not necessary. Birds can find plenty of natural foods on their own. But we offer nectar to attract them to places where we can watch them simply because we enjoy them.Another tip to pull in the early arrivals is to get one or two hanging flower baskets for the porch near the feeders. Colorful flowers, especially red ones, may attract attention when a single feeder does not.And a great source of insects is rotten fruit. Place it in the hummingbird garden. Fruit flies love spoiled fruit, and hummers love fruit flies.Another, and perhaps best, way to attract hummers is to plant native, nectar-bearing flowers. Trumpet honeysuckle, trumpetcreeper, cardinal flower, scarlet bee balm, eastern columbine, and spotted jewelweed are species to look for at a native plant nursery. By using these natural nectar producers, you can have wild backyard nectar all summer long.Monitoring the pace of migration online is a great way to anticipate the arrival of other favorite species, too. Sites such as www.learner.org/jnorth feature a variety of maps tracking blooming milkweed, monarch butterflies, Baltimore orioles, barn swallows, and many more. Track purple martins at www.purplemartin.org, and chimney swift aficionados can track their progress at www.chimneyswifts.org. Send questions and comments to Dr. Scott Shalaway, RD 5, Cameron, WV 26033 or by email via my web site, http://scottshalaway.googlepages.com Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Deputies arrest owner of Kanawha-based New Beginnings rehab 2 Clay County veteran eases effects of PTSD through beekeeping, farming 3 Protesters: 'The female body is not a spectacle' 4 Sen. Sanders to be at Municipal Auditorium for health care rally Sunday 5 Gazette editorial: Capito holds the fate of millions Ohio River anglers subject of creel survey Previous Story W.Va., Md. opening boat ramps on lake this weekend Next Story


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There was 1,188 yards of total offense in the game, including an edge-of-your-seat double overtime affair. There was 124 points scored in just about every way possible. It was a blowout, turned into a dogfight. When all was said and done, the game could be summed up in two words: Instant classic.
With less than ten seconds left remaining in the game, the Pirates offense faced a third and goal from Marshall's six–yard line, down 52-45. ECU quarterback Shane Carden dropped back, waited, and found Danny Webster for the touchdown with four seconds left to force the Pirates first overtime of the year in Dowdy-Ficklen stadium.
"I got a feeling before the play in the huddle [that the ball was coming to me]," Webster said. "I went up and he gave me a great ball. It was in the spot where I was the only person who could catch it. I just went up and got it."
ECU would get the ball first in overtime, and Carden connected with Andrew Bodenheimer on the first play for a 25-yard touchdown. Marshall would respond with a touchdown of its own, with backup quarterback Blake Frohnapfel hitting Antavious Wilson for a four-yard score to tie the game at 59 points each.
In the second overtime, the Pirates wouldn't let Marshall drive again. On the second play, running back Essray Taliaferro took the hand off and was stripped by ECU's Chrishon Rose. Pirate linebacker Derrell Johnson recovered and the game was now in ECU's hands, which needed any points at all to win the game.
Vintavious Cooper took three carries to gain 24 yards, putting the Pirates on the one-yard line looking at six instead of just a field goal. A play later, Carden scored on a quarterback sneak to win the game.
The game ended with several Pirates having career nights. Carden finished 38-47 for a school record 439 yards and three touchdowns (he also had three rushing touchdowns). Wide receiver Justin Hardy set the school record with 16 receptions, for a total of 171 yards. He finished the season with 1,046 yards receiving, the first since Dwayne Harris in 2010.
Hardy wasn't the only player to eclipse 1,000 yards on the season. Cooper, who had 14 carries for 52 yards and two touchdowns, eclipsed the 1,000-yard season rushing total (he finished with 1030 yards). Cooper is the first running back to do so since Dominique Lindsay in 2009.
"I feel like it is an accomplishment for the whole offense because it is rare that you have a 1,000-yard rusher," said Cooper. "I am excited about [that] for myself and my offensive line."
In the game's opening quarter, it was Marshall who struck first. Starting quarterback Rakeem Cato threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Aaron Dobson to take a 7-0 lead. From there, the Pirates went on a 28-0 nothing run.
First, Carden hit Jabril Soloman for a 59-yard strike. Then Carden ran one in from a yard out. Cooper scored on a nine-yard run and Carden ran another in, this time a three-yard score. That score came with 12:10 left in the second quarter and the rout was on, or so it seemed.
But Marshall began to show signs of line. Cato hit Tommy Schuler for a 24-yard touchdown to pull within two scores. ECU responded with a one-yard Cooper touchdown to push their lead to 35-14. And that's when things got interesting.
Marshall, courtesy of three more Cato passing touchdowns, would tie the game at 35 with 11:06 to go in the third quarter. Cato hit Wilson with an eight-yard pass (4:50 in the second quarter), Schuler for 19-yards (with just 26 seconds in the half) and then Wilson again from two yards out on the Herd's first drive of the third quarter.
The Pirates responded with a Reggie Bullock five-yard touchdown run to go up 42-35 heading into the fourth quarter.
After a foot injury to Cato, Frohnapfel came in to lead the Thundering Herd to 10 points on two drives, taking a 45-42 lead following a 24-yard field goal and a 51-yard Frohnapfel touchdown run.
It looked as if Marshall was going to take control from here, but a highlight reel interception by Pirate safety Damon Magazu gave ECU the ball in Marshall territory. Warren Harvey kicked a 39-yard field goal to tie the game at 45.
With 1:55 remaining in the game, Marshall scored on a one-yard run by Taliaferro. That set the Pirates up for their last second heroics and an overtime win that will be talked about for years. But it was Carden who put it most simply:
"That was one of the craziest games I have ever been a part of."


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Fox Hypocritically Accuses Obama Of Injecting Race Into Crimes
After repeatedly attempting to inject race into the story of a recent killing, Fox News falsely accused President Obama of injecting race into the Trayvon Martin case.
On the August 26 edition of Fox News' The Five, co-host Eric Bolling reacted to reports that the killing of a World War II veteran was not motivated by race by saying: "Let's not make it about race. Let's not make the kid shot in Oklahoma about race either, but also let's not make the Trayvon Martin case about race either because it wasn't about race as well. But President Obama and Eric Holder decided to make that one about race." Bolling later claimed that "us on the right" were only discussing recent murders "in the context of Trayvon Martin" because "President Obama clearly put a race spin on" the case.
Bolling is downplaying Fox's campaign to make race a factor in the Oklahoma death of Australian baseball player Christopher Lane. On Fox News' On The Record, District Attorney Jason Hicks explained [1] that there was no evidence to indicate that the killing of Lane "was related to either his race or to his nationality." Hicks repeated his findings in an appearance on Fox News Sunday. But Fox commentators have repeatedly ignored the evidence.
Even after hearing Hicks' comments, Fox guest Chris Plante claimed [2] that "There's an obvious racial component here." The day after Hicks' On the Record appearance, Bolling himself described [3] the shooting as "a racially charged story," adding that the crime was "likely motivated by race." Fox News Watch, Fox's media criticism show, aired [4] an on-screen graphic during the segment which asked "Are The Media Ignoring The Race Issue?" while host Jon Scott wondered if the media should "be reacting in this case like they did in the Trayvon Martin shooting."
Bolling is also wrong that Obama "put a race spin" on the Trayvon Martin case. Obama spoke about the Martin case nearly a month after his death and was responding to a reporter's question at an unrelated press event. During those comments [5], Obama pointed out that he had limited ability to speak about the case because of an ongoing investigation, but expressed sympathy for the parents, adding "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon. And I think they are right to expect that all of us as Americans are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves, and that we're going to get to the bottom of exactly what happened." In July, after the case had been decided, Obama addressed [6] questions of institutional racism that had been raised by the case, offering his personal insight into "context and how people have responded to it and how people are feeling":
The judge conducted the trial in a professional manner. The prosecution and the defense made their arguments. The juries were properly instructed that in a -- in a case such as this, reasonable doubt was relevant, and they rendered a verdict. And once the jury's spoken, that's how our system works.
But I did want to just talk a little bit about context and how people have responded to it and how people are feeling. You know, when Trayvon Martin was first shot, I said that this could have been my son. Another way of saying that is Trayvon Martin could have been me 35 years ago. And when you think about why, in the African- American community at least, there's a lot of pain around what happened here, I think it's important to recognize that the African- American community is looking at this issue through a set of experiences and a history that -- that doesn't go away.
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It's not a big deal to change grips on that..If I remember right the screw is near the bottom of the grip behind the mag well.
You say you put a handall on it? those usually wont slip as long as they go on dry.
Midway has grips that will fit that gun. Really anywhere that has grips for a 5904 or 5906 will fit it.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Kerghan, May 3, 2013.
I think Phil Jackson is above rivalry. He's very unlike Pat Riley. Even though the Pistons/Bulls and Pistons/Lakers had many battles, I feel no ill will toward him at all and I doubt many Detroit fans do. Feel the same way about a guy like Magic Johnson. The "Zen" master designation says it all. He doesn't get in the weeds. He motivates the players in ways that are different than most coaches.
I think this is exactly what's going on! I don't think that Joe's job is on jeopardy, I think that Tom said to Joe, "Look, I like you and you've done a solid job considering the circumstances and I'll take half the blame on hiring Opie.....but DUDE....Table Cloth and Kuester? Seriously? Let's get some REAL help on this one"
How about, Joe has basically zero credibility with coaches, and they have to bring in Phil if they want to have a snowballs chance in hell of landing anyone decent.
I am not naive enough to believe Joe's job is not in Jeopardy. Once Phil Jackson's name is in the mix he is already on notice. There is not enough room for Joe and Phil Jackson to coexist. Jackson doesn't even have to be there to run the show. Hell, if he can demonstrate to Gores that he can run the franchise and team remotely with a cell phone while he meditates in Wyoming better than Joe while he is sitting in the stands drinking Diet Coke and stuffing his face with a tub of popcorn, guess who gets the boot? To me at this point JD is a lame duck president, er GM. I love JD and what he has done both as a player and GM, but we live in a world now of what have you done for me lately. Doesn't matter if he won us a championship 10 years ago. Best case scenario this lights a fire under JD and he GMs like he never has before and he gets to stay. Worst case-here's the door don't let it hit you on the way out.
I think Gores likes Joe and that is why he is still hanging on by a thread. If Phil can actually attract a decent coach to take the helm and he actually has ties to Phil, then there is a possibility that Phil can take the GM job and Gores can splits the job where as Joe retains his job as president of basketball operations... I mean if Joe can take the reshuffling without thinking he was demoted, then the two can coexist for awhile. Phil might be able to attract that elusive FA that the Pistons so desperately need to mesh with their newbies. Who says the GM's have to be at every game?? Phil can text Joe from Wyoming or from California when he is hanging out with Jeannie
I don't think Phil is going to work under Joe.
Phil doesn't have to worry about his resume at this point. He can write his own ticket.
I think we're making a whole lot of foregone conclusions about Phil's role in the organization when all he's done is agree to give Tom some advice about coaches. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Phil will be done and gone in 7 days. His assignment for Pistons basketball will be over. Just like kids Halloween.......what's left after 7 days. nothing but Boston baked Beans and a Mary Jane...........
Truth to power.
It's the making it public that makes it seems like there is a reason. Otherwise he'd give private advice.
This is just a move to excite fans and the PF........heck, the rings alone caused Roscoe to faint.
Absolutely. You ease all myths quietly by the front door and with a great deal of dignity.
When Jackson says, "Kiss the ring" people say, "Which one?"
Thanks to Mary Jane I ate a lot of Boston Baked Beans in college.
I don't have a problem with Gores asking a friend to give him some advise. It's weird to see "Detroit Pistons" and "Phil Jackson" in the same sentence, as everybody agrees, but i could get used to... who knows? Latest rumors said that Joe Dumars flew to San Antonio on wednesday to have a meeting with Mike Budenholzer, the assistant coach of Gregg Popovich. I... kind of... like that. 16 years in the Popovich's staff. Also another candidate is Darrell Walker, who is with the Knicks right now but spent some time with the pistons back in 2008-2011.
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Bynum was hurt, played anyway. And reinjured the hammy.
Our front court has been so bad what is there to lose by playing Summers and Monroe more.
Chucky Bynum has a nice ring to it. He'd be starting if that were his name.
The thing about our front court guys is that the guys we are playing who can leap, Ben and Maxiell, are both very short; and the other longer guys are either not leapers, (Daye and Tay and CV), and/or they are not strong (Daye and Tay) -- We miss JJ so much it isn't even funny. I agree with the play Monroe and play Summers arguments, although I don't mind not playing Monroe for now until he gets past this being overwhelmed rookie thing he's got going on at the moment. And with Summers, at least he's got the athleticism and the big time power forward strength that the other guys are clearly missing. Did I mention how much we miss JJ? Yeah, ... a lot.
Yes, agree. If you want other teams/ games around the league, you'll notice that we are extremely unathletic and weak. We are too short, too skinny, or too slow.
Start: TMAC, Daye, Prince, Monroe, JMAX 2nd unit: Gordon, Stuckey, Summers, CV, Ben Wallace 11th and 12th guys dressed: Rip and Bynum
I liked your starting lineup in the other thread: Stuckey, Gordon, Daye, CV, Ben
Does he mean that we'll be a dangerous team? Or maybe he means we'll be hard to beat? But a dangerous team to beat? That makes it sounds like it's not so hard to beat us, but that you might not survive the night afterward due to some sort of off the court retribution.
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This is pretty much the 2nd unit in this latest rendition of as the rotations turn.
T-Mac starting to look more and more comfortable by the 10th game. 10 More games and I think he'll be ready for a bigger role on the team. His feel for the game has been there, his jumper is coming back as is his defense, all that's left is stamina and his drives to the hoop. Time to start factoring him in as a bigger part of the rotation.
He's a hell of a talent. Hey NBA championship caliber teams - wanna win the championship this season? We've got two nice expiring contracts for you. Tay and the big prize, McGrady. Let the bidding begin.
Start: Stuckey, TMAC, Daye, Monroe, Ben Wallace Stuckey sits the last 5 minutes of the 1st and 3rd quarters, replaced by Rip, and Tay comes in for Daye at the same time, giving: TMAC, Rip, Tay, Monroe, Ben Wallace. To start the 2nd quarter: Stuckey, Rip, Tay, CV, JMAX Last half of 2nd quarter: TMAC, Gordon, Daye, CV, Ben Wallace To keep TMAC's minutes down for now, Rip plays some of the minutes for TMAC if TMAC is playing shooting guard. Rip starts some games for TMAC. In those games, TMAC only is used as the backup point. Why this rotation is better than what is being used lately: We always have a center in the game, either Ben Wallace or JMAX. Daye never plays out of position at power forward. Monroe never plays out of position at center. Bynum is eliminated from the rotation, so we don't have to cover for his lack of defense. Oh, and aside from Bynum, everyone we want to play plays in each and every game. Which gives us more versatility within each game as far as matchups.
Greg Monroe is a Center, he can't cover very far from the basket on defense, and as of right now he has no range on his shot.
Too light and weak for a center. By the way, for the first time this season, we saw Monroe at power forward in the Dallas game. Looked good. As for defensive range away from the basket, Monroe is fine, better than JMAX, Ben Wallace, or CV, our other choices. He is a very active defender.
I think a couple of things have to happen. For pure experience level, he needs to get comfortable around the basket, which means playing time to experience comfort levels in learning a higher level of game. We have no center and Ben is growing weaker by the game. Therefore he substitutes for that active void. Now an objective question can be asked: is this his natural position? Depends on how he develops around the area of distance from the basket. He is not a leaper, but he has outstanding positioning. You really can't teach that. So how should he be used? As mentioned above, he needs just some playing time to feel comfortable. Yet, you can see a yearning coming out of him. He likes to move around basket to free up a potential jump shot, but he doesn't know quite how to approach it. We are talking distance from 6-10 ft. Instead he is left with bunny-shots that he bricks. This is typical rookie hand feel that lacks tactile softness. I would have him practice with golf gloves in order for him to relate this missing tactile component. The gloves will even out pressure points and lessen wrist forcefulness. Still we ask: where is his best position? Personality wise, he does not have the brutal center disposition. He has height and weight for the latter, but again, his personality seems more oriented toward finesse. Athleticism is marginal, but as mentioned before, he has a natural nose-for-the-ball. I will always take that over Leaping Larry. Remember, the nose always is sensitive to the putrid (defense), as well as sweet aroma (offense). So what's left? He's a lefty and that is good. Unknown is the forthcoming style in developing that mini-midrange. This of course, means what he makes of actual work ethic (meaning internal aggression in developing hip twist, post moves left and right with either hand, and Cowen type moves). It also means some perceptive coaching on how to help him develop in conjunction with the current style the team plays. He should be a much different player come Spring.
After 17 games this is the lineup I think should be starting: Stuckey (only because he's better than Bynum) Rip (only because he won't come off the bench-big baby) Tay (only because I'm grounded in the reality that this coach won't dream of putting Tayshuan Prince on the bench) Ben Wallace (sadly our best rebounder) Greg Monroe. Lee is ABSOLUTELY right (did I just say that???) GM and Ben Wallce need to be paired up and CV and Max need to be paired up. You sub out GM and send in CV, now you have Ben/CV paired up (Charlie needs defensive backup). Next Sub in Max for Ben and you have a pairing of Max/CV, one good scorer and one good defender (2 bad rebounders) but only for about 3 to four minutes an dif they're out there with McGrady, Daye, Tay, Rip or Stuckey the perimeter players can help out on the glass.
The rebounding thing is why I propose that JMAX and Monroe get paired up, and then have CV and Ben Wallace be paired up. However, really, I would would actually rather see Summers play instead of CV. I know CV looks better this year - but on D, he is really hurting us.
A rotation, starting both Monroe and Ben Wallace, and then always keeping one of them in from there. Also, TMAC and Stuckey start, and always one of them stays on the floor. Goal, to increase team rebounding, and ball handling skills. Start: Stuckey, TMAC, Tay, Monroe, Ben Wallace 6 minute mark of 1st quarter: JMAX comes in for Ben Wallace, and Daye comes in for TMAC. That's: Stuckey, Daye, Tay, Monroe, JMAX Start 2nd quarter: TMAC, Gordon, Rip, CV, Ben Wallace 6 minute mark of 2nd quarter: Stuckey, (Gordon or Rip, depending on hot hand / defensive match-up), Daye, Monroe, JMAX 2nd half, repeat, except who finishes the game can vary. But often, this unit might finish: Stuckey, TMAC, Tay, Monroe, JMAX For minutes, thats around: Stuckey 36 (all at point) TMAC 28 (12 at point, rest at shooting guard) Rip 17 (Mostly playing point guard defense) Gordon 17 (all at shooting guard) Daye 18 (all at small forward) Tay 28 (all at small forward) Monroe 34 (all at power forward) JMAX 24 (all at center) Ben Wallace 24 (all at center) CV 12 minutes This is a 10 man rotation. No Bynum. It also leaves out Wilcox and Summers. White, I guess will be coming back sometime this month of December (just best guess, have heard no updates.) JJ, as far as I know, will not play this season. Of course he is trying his best to disprove that.
• F Jonas Jerebko(notes) (partial Achilles' tear, right leg) underwent surgery on Oct. 8 after crashing to the floor while driving to the basket during the opening preseason game. The initial prognosis is that Jerebko will miss 5-6 months but there's hope he can return around the All-Star break. • G Terrico White(notes) (fractured fifth metatarsal, right foot) was injured during the Pistons' preseason opener and also underwent surgery Oct. 8. He is expected to be out until January at the earliest. Pistons Team Report - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
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