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I was watching the Oilers/Kings game last night, and one burning question I've been wondering for a long time is why are there so many boneheaded calls made by back referees who are more than 100 feet away from a play going down in front of his partner. All three penalties against the Oilers were awful but the worst was the one that turned a great defensive play by Tuebert into a minor penalty. The lead ref saw and recognized Teubert knocking the puck away from Dustin Brown (I think?) well before minimum contact was made with Brown, who fell more because he was surprised by the poke and couldn't stop in time from crashing into the net. As clean a poke as you could hope for. The back referee a mile away makes the call.
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Watching the Oiler game against L.A. and Colten Tuebert gets called on a tripping call as Dustin Brown was cutting into the slot for a shot. Tuebert slides, hits the puck first with his stick and Brown crashes into the net. But wait, there's a penalty for tripping from the back official! Give me a break, what view does this guy have....none!
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I provide you with a performance evaluation/critique offered by David Schaefer and Steve Laughlin as expressed from their game observations. I cannot defend the tripping penalty called on Colten Teubert.
David also offers some sound advice that he learned early in his officiating career that could prove beneficial as some of you move into playoff competition next week. I am sure that everyone who reads this column will join me in wishing each one of you the very best of luck.
David and Steve, when properly executed, the two-referee system is an art form similar to synchronized swimming where movements are fluid and transitions of coverage are made seamlessly without any gaps. You expect the same performance from one to the other. A marginal or poor call made from a long distance disrupts the game flow process. It is like throwing an anchor to both swimmers and watching them sink to the deep end of the pool at the same rate.
As individuals, each ref must trust his partner's ability and judgment. Trust is especially crucial when the closest referee to the play, in his primary area of coverage, has an unobstructed view and can be seen looking directly at the play. When one member of the team steps outside this box and imposes himself from a long distance away, he better make absolutely sure that his call can be defended through a replay.
It annoyed me greatly when I had a good sightline on a play (sometimes as close at 15 feet away) and deemed that no infraction had been committed, only to hear a whistle blow from 100 feet away. I usually moved my feet in advance to gain a good sightline and felt my judgment was pretty solid most of the time, similarly to the low ref last night that judged the Teubert poke-check perfectly.
Whenever a phantom call was made in my area of coverage, I would have a productive conversation at a commercial stoppage or between periods. If long distance calls began to happen more consistently with certain individuals, I initiated a discussion prior to games we were assigned together.
I started such pre-game conversations by saying, "When I am the back referee and I see you looking directly at a play that is in your area of coverage, I am going to trust your judgment to make the right decision. I will lay off the call unless it is something major that I know you could not have seen properly. On the other hand, when I am looking directly at something, please trust my judgment and you step up only if you believe it is major and must be called from your perspective. Know that the replay will always be our check and balance as to what we call or don't!"
When I worked games with colleagues such as Bill McCreary, Dan Marouelli, Don Koharski, Rob Shick and current referees Kelly Sutherland and Wes McCauley, the game was officiated like synchronized swimmers from one end of the rink to the other. Last night in the Staples Arena, there was absolutely no reason for the back referee to impose himself by making an incorrect long distance judgment on Colbert Teubert's great defensive play.
First of all, he should have seen that his partner down low was in good position with an unobstructed view and focused on the action/puck carrier as was his primary responsibility.
Secondly, when Teubert dove and lunged forward with his stick, it would be difficult (if not impossible) for the back referee to accurately determine if Teubert had contacted the puck with his stick prior to any degree of contact with Dustin Brown's skate/leg. From this deficient position, a guess would have to be made as to whether Teubert had made contact with the puck first. If you have to guess as a referee, you are better off not raising your arm!
Phantom long distance calls such as this one must be avoided by the back referee as the game moves into the final week of the regular season and into the playoffs. It is far better to "trust" the judgment of your fellow referee if he has a closer perspective and better sightline.
The two-referee system is required in today's game and can work very effectively when properly synchronized. It's always best when the referee makes a call with his head above the water.
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IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman, who announced the program's renewal this week, said previous efforts in 2009 and 2011 resulted in the collection so far of $4.4 billion from 33,000 people, an amount he said "we never thought we'd reach." He said the government could reap several times that amount from the newest initiative as well as people deciding against stashing their assets overseas in the first place.
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Under the new program, those who voluntarily disclose their offshore holdings will face penalties of up to 27.5% of their assets, plus back taxes and interest for up to eight years. People whose money hidden abroad does not exceed $75,000 could face penalties of 12.5%, and others might face fines of even less.
A California campaign comparing reality star's tax bill with that of a middle-class earner is misleading and fails to account for federal taxes.
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It takes a lot to get me to write about Kim Kardashianm let alone to come to her defense.
But a pressure group in California, campaigning for higher taxes on the rich, has done just that.
The so-called "Courage Campaign," which wants to raise California's top tax rate from 10.3%, has come out with a video arguing that Kardashian is paying way too little tax.
The video, in the way of the Internet, has "gone viral," a term that is ironically appropriate. It's like a cold that people are passing around, entirely bypassing their brains.
The group says "Kim Kardashian made more than $12 million in 2010, but she only paid 1% more in taxes than a middle-class Californian" (earning, they estimate, $47,000).
I'm sorry. I don't care where you stand politically, or on the topic of Kim Kardashian. But this is nonsense, and I have to call it out.
Ignoring correspondence from the IRS just gets you into more trouble. Missing deadlines costs you money. Plus, it's not always bad news.
This post is from Kelly Phillips Erb at Forbes.
A client contacted me recently week with a tax problem. He sent over a big pile of correspondence that he had received from the IRS. On the front of one of the letters, it read in big letters: Last Date to Respond to this Letter: XXXX 2011.
Um, it's 2012.
The client missed the deadline. It's a common mistake, one that I deal with on a pretty regular basis. And 9 times out of 10, the reason is quite simple: The taxpayer didn't open the mail.
I get it. It's scary to get something from IRS. So the whole "I'll just ignore it" mentality kicks in for taxpayers. They let the letters pile up. They refuse to go to the post office to pick up the certified letter. Sometimes, they even leave the letters on the stoop.
H&R Block and Jackson-Hewitt are offering free preparation of 1040EZ forms at the discount retailer's stores. Wal-Mart also offers economical cashing of refund checks.
This post is by Eileen AJ Connelly of The Associated Press.
Free preparation of simple tax forms is now available at more than 3,000 Wal-Mart stores nationwide.
The nation's largest retailer has contracted with the top two tax prep companies, H&R Block and Jackson-Hewitt Tax Service, to set up kiosks inside its stores where customers can have their tax returns completed by trained preparers.
As it is doing in its own retail locations nationwide, H&R Block will offer free preparation of 1040EZ forms at Wal-Mart through Feb. 29. Block will have kiosks in about 250 Wal-Mart stores.
It's the second year Block is offering free simple tax prep. The company, based in Kansas City, Mo., has shifted strategies to retain market share after struggling for several years, and the free preparations are one of its tactics to get people in the door.
12% of taxpayers making $1 million or more were audited last year, up from 6% in 2009. Among those making less than $200,000, the audit rate stayed near 1%.
This post is by Alan Fram of The Associated Press.
If you earn less than $200,000 a year, there's a strong chance you don't have to worry about an Internal Revenue Service audit. But if you make more than $1 million annually, the odds have been rising that you'll be hearing from the tax man.
New IRS figures show that 12% of millionaire earners were audited last year. That's up from 8% in 2010 and 6% in 2009.
The data shows that for those making under $200,000, the rate has stayed steady at around 1% in recent years.
IRS officials said the growing audit rate for high earners is aimed at demonstrating that the tax code is being enforced fairly and is unrelated to President Barack Obama's recent proposals to boost taxes on the rich. The White House and congressional Democrats are expected to continue taking similar populist stances with the approach of this November's presidential and congressional elections.
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It was a relatively quiet week here in the Linux blogosphere, giving residents a long-overdue opportunity to enjoy a few Tequila Tux cocktails and take stock of all the FOSS-related happenings that have taken place over the past few weeks. Among the highlights were the awarding of the IEEE Computer Society's 2014 Computer Pioneer Award to none other than Linus Torvalds.
AV Linux Dazzles Both Eyes and Ears
May 08, 2014
AV Linux can turn a new or old PC, or an Intel-powered Mac box, into a workstation for audio/graphics/video enthusiasts. AV Linux is a specialty distro much in the style of the CAELinux distro for engineers and scientists and the Musix distro for audio and music production that I reviewed in recent weeks. AV Linux is not your typical Linux desktop. It has a custom-designed Linux kernel.
Windows Phone's Secret Weapon: Customization
May 08, 2014
Despite coming from one of the world's most well-known tech companies, Microsoft, Windows Phone has a freakishly odd smartphone branding problem. From what I see out there, most consumers barely know what a Windows Phone is or how it works or why they might want one. Business users tend to be more aware of it, but they often end up choosing an Android smartphone or even an iPhone instead.
Making Linux Feel at Home
May 07, 2014
Migrating to a different OS is never easy. Keeping the Windows opened or not chewing on a MacIntosh can be a frustrating and costly experience. Buying new upgraded hardware to keep up with costly new software releases is often an exercise in futility. Running a Linux distribution at home or in a small office can be a productive endeavor that brings cost savings and increased efficiency.
Snowden's Beloved Tails OS Reaches v1.0 Milestone
May 01, 2014
The volunteers who developed Tails, the open source operating system used by whistleblower Edward Snowden, this week released v1.0. This is the 36th stable release of the OS since the first public version, then called "Amnesia," was released in June 2009. Various security and bug fixes have been incorporated into v1.0. They include a Web browser upgrade and a Tor upgrade.
Brian Warner: Tizen Has Good Bones
April 29, 2014
The consumer electronics industry has a secret ingredient: the Tizen OS. It is alive and well and may control a device you now use or the next one you buy. That might surprise some early adopters who watch eagerly for the next bleeding-edge electronics device. Many of those who have heard of Tizen are under the impression that it has no consumer or developer-ready devices in the marketplace.
Polishing the Rare Gem That Is Linux
April 28, 2014
"Love is blind," as the old saying goes, and that can be just as true when the object of love is a thing -- an operating system, say -- as a person. Case in point? Linux. Fans of the operating system love it, perhaps even to the point where they can no longer see its -- gasp! -- imperfections. Fortunately, the Linux community includes some clear-eyed observers and thinkers.
Ubuntu Trusty Tahr: More Yawns, More Polish
April 24, 2014
A new Ubuntu Linux desktop line -- Ubuntu 14.04, known as "Trusty Tahr" -- lacks much in the way of new features or eye-popping special effects. You will find, however, a fresh batch of improvements in what is already a solid distro family of desktop and server implementations. Canonical continues its record of consistency with its latest version of Ubuntu, released this month.
Adobe's Open Source Tightrope Walk
April 19, 2014
Open source software continues to gain momentum -- but what is not growing is an open desire among individual software developers to port their commercial Windows wares to Linux. Open source support is not a mere in or out decision. Some software makers shape their business models to take advantage of open source support for some products but not others.
Next iOS May Add Shazam Music Discovery
April 18, 2014
Have you ever heard a song you never heard before while you were out and about and wished you knew its title and artist? iOS soon may be able to tell you. Apple reportedly is working with Shazam Entertainment to incorporate into iOS 8 a feature that allows a song's title and artist to be identified from a sound grab through the microphone in an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Windows Phone 8.1 Becomes Available to Devs and Risk Takers
April 15, 2014
After an 18-month lull, Windows Phone took a step closer to an upgrade on Monday as Microsoft released version 8.1 of the operating system to developers. Unlike most developer versions of software, however, consumers can download and run the latest edition of Windows Phone on their mobile device -- as long as they're willing to void its warranty until their carrier OKs the upgrade.
Fun and Angst With Google Glass
April 15, 2014
Google Glass, which has been the focus of considerable controversy, went on sale Tuesday -- for one day only -- at $1,500, with Android KitKat and new features that include improved battery life, photo bundles, photo replies and voice command sorting. However, one feature -- video calling -- has been eliminated because fewer than 10 percent of Explorer beta users employed it.
Linux and the Post-XP Cry for Help
April 14, 2014
Well the Linux landscape shifted dramatically last week, and not just because of the discovery of the Heartbleed bug. No indeed, there's another key reason this little planet of ours isn't the same as it was a week ago, and that's none other than Windows XP's long-anticipated end of life. "As of April 8, 2014, support and updates for Windows XP are no longer available," wrote Microsoft.
Desperately Seeking Linux Programmers
April 11, 2014
Help Wanted: computer programmers needed to code and maintain Linux systems. The Linux operating system and Linux servers are so widely used today that not enough Linux-trained coders and system techs exist. Software developers and enterprise IT departments have jobs but no takers. To fill this shortage, the Linux Foundation has partnered with edX to offer a free online course.
CAELinux Is the Ideal Distro for Designing Scientists
April 10, 2014
CAELinux is a perfect example of the power of open source to tailor the Linux OS to users' specialized needs. This computer-assisted engineering distro clearly is not for the vast majority of Linux users, but it certainly has all the features you would expect in any mature Linux OS -- and then some. The extra ingredients make CAELinux a unique Linux distro for engineers and scientists.
Agency: 'Cuban Twitter' Meant to Help, Not Incite
April 09, 2014
Rajiv Shah, the administrator of AID, defended a Twitter-esque social media site created by the agency, saying it was an attempt to nurture communication on the island -- not, as has been claimed, a way to collect data and incite a revolt. Appearing before the Senate and House appropriations subcommittees, Shah said the "programs are part of our mission to promote open communications."
FOSS Community Hustles to Fix Gaping Heartbleed Flaw
April 08, 2014
A flaw in OpenSSL that has been around since 2011, the Heartbleed Bug, lets hackers steal information protected by the SSL/TLS encryption used to secure the Internet. Codenomics, which co-discovered the flaw at about the same time as Google's Neel Mehta, tested some of its own services and found it could steal "the secret keys used for our X.509 certificates, user names and passwords" and more.
Courtroom Drama: Hollywood Sues Megaupload
April 08, 2014
Six Hollywood studios have banded together in a copyright infringement lawsuit against Megaupload, the wildly popular though now shuttered site that, in its heyday, was ground zero for file-sharing. The suit doesn't specify an amount of damages, but does say that the studios should be entitled to $150,000 per copyright infringement, as well as profits earned by Megaupload.
XP Users Have a Bad Headache Coming On
April 07, 2014
Money will be the biggest problem users of Windows XP will face when Microsoft officially stops supporting it on Tuesday. As a last resort, Microsoft is offering custom support for Windows XP as a temporary stopgap. That could cost as much as $200 per PC per year, Gartner estimated. The UK government reportedly has paid Microsoft about $9 million to extend Windows XP support for one year.
The Earth Is Moving Under the Smartphone Market
April 07, 2014
One thing that Apple made clear when it took the smartphone market away from then-dominant players Palm, BlackBerry and Microsoft is that to win you need to make big bets and change the battle. The market is now dominated by Apple and Google technology -- much of which Google doesn't control -- and Microsoft just swapped CEOs because the old CEO couldn't pull the needed rabbit out of his hat.
Cortana Reports for Windows Phone 8.1 Duty
April 03, 2014
Microsoft on Wednesday introduced Windows Phone 8.1, the latest refresh to its mobile operating system. The update includes a personal digital assistant named "Cortana," based on the popular AI character in the video game Halo. Cortana is the Windows Phone 8.1 counterpart to Apple's Siri or Google's much less personal Now. Users can access Cortana by voice or type, and she will respond in kind.
Would You Like Your Open Source All the Way?
April 01, 2014
The enterprise software industry today can be compared to the menus offered at fast-food eateries. Some offer their star item only one way. Others let you have it your way. How much choice you have often determines where you do your eating. The same option -- or lack of it -- is the driving principal behind attracting and keeping enterprise customers paying for open source product support.
Clock Counting Down on Windows XP Support
April 01, 2014
As Microsoft prepares to cut off support for Windows XP, hackers are sharpening their knives in anticipation of carving up the operating system's carcass. Web predators will pounce on XP 10 minutes after Microsoft pulls the support plug on the software, predicted one former military computer specialist and network engineer. Indeed, it appears that information highwaymen are stockpiling ammunition.
Microsoft's Merry-Making MS-DOS Code Caper
March 31, 2014
Well it's the end of another March here in the Linux blogosphere, and that can mean only one thing: the arrival of another April Fools' Day. As if on cue, Microsoft recently made an eminently Fools' Day-worthy move. "On Tuesday, we dusted off the source code for early versions of MS-DOS and Word for Windows," wrote Roy Levin, managing director for Microsoft Research Silicon Valley.
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Barnes & Noble just introduced the Nookcolor, a full-color version of its e-reader. In competition with tablets like Apple's iPad, it doesn't stand a chance.
By Seth Fiegerman, MainStreet
Barnes & Noble (BKS) is pulling out all the stops to conquer the e-reader market, but its most recent attempt may have missed the mark.
The company on Tuesday debuted the Nookcolor, an updated version of the current black-and-white Nook e-reader. The new device, which will start shipping in mid-November, boasts more memory for storing books; an expanded selection of magazines, newspapers and graphic novels; and, most notably, a full-color touch screen.
In a press release announcing the new product, Barnes & Noble made its intention clear. It referred to the Nookcolor as the "first-ever reader's tablet." In other words, the device is attempting to compete not only with e-readers like Amazon's (AMZN) Kindle but also tablets like Apple's (AAPL) iPad.
This is a bold move, to say the least, but it may be ill-advised.
At the moment, the biggest perk that the Nookcolor has going for it, compared with the rest of the tablet market, is its price. Barnes & Noble will sell the Nookcolor for $249, which is half the cost of the cheapest iPad and $150 cheaper than the soon-to-be-released Samsung Tablet.
However, the pricing and branding of the device place it in a kind of no-man's land for gadgets.
Sure, this is an e-reader first and foremost, but at $249, it's more than twice the price of Borders' (BGP) Kobo e-reader. And, yes, the Nookcolor may have a new and improved selection of periodicals and graphic novels displayed in full color.
But the trade-off is that it is choosing to forfeit the e-ink technology that displays black-and-white text and images that mimic the feel of reading from a piece of paper.
Instead the Nookcolor will use a backlit LCD screen, meaning that it will feel like you're reading books on a computer screen. The company is trying to offset this by adding a layer of film to reduce glare, but this will likely still be worse on the eyes than the original Nook. On top of that, the backlight will drastically decrease the battery life.
For the time being, there really is no competition between the Nookcolor and the rest of the tablet market. Yes, it may very well end up having a better reading experience than a device like the iPad (although that remains to be seen), but what about the many other features that make a good tablet?
The iPad has access to more than 100,000 apps, including publications like Wired and programs that allow you to make videos, play games and listen to music. The Nookcolor, on the other hand, is only in the beginning stages of building up its app store and therefore boasts only about a handful of apps like Sudoku and Pandora which come standard on most devices.
Aside from that, the Nookcolor has less battery life than the iPad (8 hours and 10 hours, respectively), half the memory of the cheapest iPad (8 GB vs. 16 GB) and, unlike with most tablets, there are no 3G-enabled Nookcolors, meaning your Internet access is limited to Wi-Fi only. Plus, there are more than a dozen new tablets rumored to be in the works now, which will add further competition to the Nookcolor going forward.
That said, it's clear Barnes and Noble needs to do something to attract more attention to its e-readers. When the company announced the first Nook early last year, it was quickly overshadowed by Apple's announcement of the iPad, and at the moment, the Kindle still dominates the e-reader market with two-thirds of all sales for e-readers and e-books.
This week, perhaps more than any other, offered a glimpse into the three diverging strategies of the dominant e-reader developers. While Barnes & Noble tried to innovate the e-reader market, Borders decided to further drop the price on its e-readers to undercut the market. Amazon, meanwhile, has chosen to conquer the market by appropriating the best features of its competitors. Case in point, the Kindle has just begun allowing users to lend out their e-books for 14 days, a feature that had until now been a major selling point for the Nook.
It remains to be seen which company will have the last word, backlit or not, in the e-reader battle.
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Hailing from the city of Tabriz in North West Iran, brothers ICY AND SOT continue on their creative crusade to traverse pre-conceived perceptions of traditional Iranian art's brevity through their highly intricate yet striking stencil artworks. Despite Iran's cultural flourishing since the 2009 uprisings in Tehran, the challenges faced by creative free expression in the country are a constant struggle for its artists and society today. It is an oppressive force that provokes the Iranian art scene to fluctuate between an inhibited elegance and raw underground energy. This ambiguity is reflected in the vulnerable yet hopeful deep-set imagery of ICY AND SOT's street art.
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Native Texan and Philadelphia raised, Kendra Beitzel now calls New York City her home of seven years. By day she is a textile designer, and by night an avid painter, stitch artist and screen printer. Her artwork leverages strong repetition of patterns and natural elements that show our environments and experiences stitched together. Kendra has been able to blend her love of textiles and stitch into her work, and continues to grow as an artist with the constant inspirations and opportunities that New York City offers everyday.
Sarah Reynolds, Room 206
Sarah H. Reynolds is a fine artist that has a passion for large-scale charcoal drawings. Her signature aesthetic is inspired by her visceral connection to the particular subject. Her work has been recently featured in Miami's Art Basel, art galleries throughout New York, and has collaborated with illustrious brands such as Calypso St. Barth, Kmart Fashion, Salvatore Ferragamo and Sharpie. Sarah graduated summa cum laude from NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study with a degree in studio art and advertising. A frequent traveler, she is consistently inspired by the creative milieu and also credits her work aesthetic from her surroundings. She says when she initially starts a project she immediately connects to it and allows the creative process to unfold by paying extra attention to the structure, depth, and minutia of each subject. She considers her technique to be meticulous, profound, and dramatic. Sarah is based in Brooklyn, New York. www.sarahhreynolds.com
Edward Ubiera, Room 203
Edward Ubiera is a Brooklyn-based artist and designer working in a variety of mediums, including illustration, block-printing, screen-printing, hand-drawn type and watercolors. Edward has formal training from FIT and presently works full-time as a senior designer in fashion marketing. His freelance career includes design projects such as Bonaroo Music Festival and Galactic album covers. Outside of his commercial career, his work reflects his interest in hand-crafted art. Recent accomplishments include 60 illustrations displayed in a group show at the Frost Gallery in Brooklyn. When not working, Ed can be found skateboarding, collaborating on 'zines, discovering underground comics, business collaborations with his fiancé, walking his rescue pit bull or eating tacos, all in his beloved borough of Brooklyn. To learn more about the artist, please visit www.edwardubiera.com or www.chickensandrobots.com
Dirty Bandits, Room 401
Like all work from Dirty Bandits, the pieces in this room focus on word play and stylized, hand drawn type. Dirty Bandits is a small design shop in Brooklyn run by Annica Lydenberg, a lettering artist, designer and illustrator with a deep obsession with type. Annica creates typography that is hand drawn, not using fonts, pulling stylistic influence from an ever growing photographic library of found type. Works are executed with screen printing, painting and pen and ink. www.dirtybandits.com
Sophia Dawson, Room 402
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ST. JOHN | The 79 points Chesterton hung on Lake Central back on Dec. 11 were the most the Indians have given up this season, and Indians center Tyler Wideman hadn't forgotten.
"Coach (Dave Milausnic) told us, and I thought about my freshman year, that we didn't have anybody score that much on us," Wideman said. "(Defense) was a big focus. It started with a good week of practice, and it carried over to the game."
The Times No. 4 Trojans needed a big fourth quarter just to get 50 this time. The No. 7 Indians held them to 34 percent shooting and forced 10 first-half turnovers on their way to a 62-50 Duneland Athletic Conference victory.
"Tye (Wilburn) and (Joe) Bannister were fantastic on top," Milausnic said. "We were stretching them high and wide. You can't extend (your zone) if your guards don't go hard and quick. Joe didn't have a good game defensively the first time (against Chesterton). We were getting in his ear all week, and he had the right attitude about it. He's an excellent defender."
L.C. (9-5, 7-3) never trailed after a 7-0 start. It extended the lead to double figures in the second quarter and pushed the margin to as much as 20 (46-26) in the third quarter. Chesterton (9-6, 6-4) momentarily cut the deficit to single digits in the fourth quarter, but the Indians quickly answered with a Wideman putback and Mike Miklusak basket, then maintained the spread at the foul line.
"We just dug too big a hole," Chesterton coach Tom Peller said. "Too many turnovers. We were taking the right shots against the zone. We just weren't making them, and that compounded it. I just thought (L.C.) played with more energy."
Wideman filled the stat sheet with 18 points, 13 rebounds, three blocks and three steals. Four of his seven baskets came off missed shots.
"Coach was telling me just follow the plays," Wideman said. "Don't stop. Keep playing."
Miklusak backed Wideman with 13 points, while Bannister scored 10. L.C. went 5-of-9 from the arc, compared to 3-of-19 for Chesterton.
"We're getting progressively better," Milausnic said. "Outside of 1:40 against Merrrillville, we've played good basketball. The kids are confident. They're comfortable in their roles. Our shot selection's improved, and our transition defense is getting better. It's a nice win against a quality team."
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Police have decided not to charge a Lawrenceville homeowner who shot and injured an alleged burglar at his home last week.Detective S.K. Shaw of the Gwinnett County Police Department said Monday he will not take out any arrest warrants for 27-year-old Ronald Ramsey. The case file will be forwarded to Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny Porter's office for review. "There was no overt violation of criminal law the way we interpret the code section, but obviously Danny may be able to interpret it a little better than us," Shaw said. Ramsey had a valid permit to carry a concealed weapon, according to police. He could not be reached for comment Monday because his phone number is unlisted. Shaw said Ramsey had been staying with family members in order to avoid media that have attempted to contact him at home. Ramsey returned to his house on Oakland Walk Court May 30 to find a teenager in the process of burglarizing it. Ramsey's 3-year-old twins were in the car with him at the time, Shaw said. Police believe Ramsey grabbed a gun that was in his car and fired several shots at the suspect, later identified as 17-year-old Alrazi Basher, as the teen was walking toward a stolen Ford Expedition parked on the street. One of the bullets struck Basher in the abdomen and several others damaged the SUV. Despite being injured, Basher managed to climb into the Expedition and flee to a friend's townhouse several miles away. Residents of that townhouse on Waverly Hills Drive called 911 after they opened the door to find the wounded teenager on their doorstep. Basher is expected to be discharged from Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville some time this week, Shaw said. He has refused to be interviewed by police. Basher faces felony charges of burglary and theft by taking a motor vehicle. A complication with this case as it relates to self-defense laws in Georgia is that Ramsey shot the intruder in the front yard, not inside his home, Porter said. State law mandates that deadly force is justified only if entry to a home is made in a "violent and tumultuous manner for the purpose of assaulting someone in the dwelling, or if force is necessary to prevent the commission of a felony. "Of course I have not seen the reports or the statements, but the fact that the shooting took place outside of the home may complicate things," Porter said. Porter said he would ask for an expedited review of the case as soon as his office receives evidence from the Gwinnett County Police Department.
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Late one night, the furniture on the side of the building on Howard Street started to move. It had been suspended up there on the wall for 17 years; but one night, one of the chairs wiggled, pulled, then popped a leg free. It tore another rusted steel foot off the wall, shaking loose a few rusty bolts that tumbled down onto the sidewalk below.
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As reported by the L.A. Times, California is one step closer to passing a law that would prevent employers from requiring job applicants and existing employees to provide their social media logins and passwords to their employer (or prospective employer).
I discussed this previously in conjunction with a post on SNOPA, a bill introduced in the United States House of Representatives that seeks to protect students and employees. It appears that California is moving ahead:
California is one step closer to becoming one of the first states to ban companies from asking job seekers and workers for their user names and passwords on Facebook and other social networking websites.
The state Assembly on Thursday passed a bill sponsored by Assemblywoman Nora Campos (D-San Jose) that would make anything workers designate as private on social networks off limits to employers. The bill, which passed the Assembly without a dissenting vote, now goes to the California Senate.
California's legislation comes in the wake of Maryland's new law (signed by the Governor on May 2, 2012), which was the first state to to ban employers from requiring employees or job applicants to provide access to their social media accounts.


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Small businesses are having some sales after Black Friday.
They are participating in Small Business Saturday, a day focused on shopping local.
Some shoppers at a local store said they don't shop on Black Friday. But they wouldn't miss Small Business Saturday.
Anna Sease is getting ideas for Christmas gifts.
"It just was a nice day to walk around downtown and enjoy the local stores instead of the big commercial stores," Sease said.
For Sease local stores have more to offer than big box stores.
"You always see things that are a little more unique and it's just more pleasant," Sease said.
She's at Larkin Arts in Harrisonburg, taking advantage of small business saturday.
"It's nice to get some sales. It's an extra incentive to go out," she said.
This day is all about supporting local businesses.
Kris Pelletier is not a local.
However, he said it's important to invest in the community.
"They're people in their stores. They live in this town. You're literally taking your money and putting it right back where you live. It only makes sense to give back to the people that live around you," Pelletier said.
Larkin Arts owner Scott Whitten said people understand the impact of shopping local.
"When they purchase from a local business. They're not only benefiting themselves and the business owner, it benefits our community and for that reason this event will continue to grow."
He said he thinks the event will continue to grow.
"We have had pretty steady sales all day and we have had people who have dropped by who haven't been here yet," Whitten said.
This is Pelletier's first time at Larkin Arts.
He said he would rather shop Small Business Saturday than Black Friday.
"I don't need to be told when to shop. I have the need. I'll go when I need to," Pelletier said.
For Pelletier shopping local is worth his time.
But he said standing in line for hours to shop for a TV is not worth it.
"The deal isn't worth that kinda effort," Pelletier said.
Sease who came to Harrisonburg from New York to spend the holidays said all her effort on Black Friday was on being with family.
"[I] Stayed home with family and try to avoid the crowds and just focus on more the thanksgiving spirit than the spending spirit." she said.
Larkin Arts just opened a few months ago.
This is the first time the store has participated in Small Business Saturday. But the owner said it probably won't be the last.
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