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Australians just love fishing. Five million Australians regularly fish for recreation and sport. This means one in every four Australians enjoy fishing and one of every two Australian households owns fishing tackle. Fishing is one of the most popular recreational and sporting activities in Australia. People of all ages and from all walks of life enjoy fishing.
However, the enormous popularity that recreational fishing enjoys also contributes to the decline of fish stocks and can contribute to the destruction of vital fish habitat. Recfish Australia was formed in 1983 to represent the long term interests of recreational and sport fishing at a national level. Recognition of the need for more sustainable fishing practices and an agreed national standard for recreational fishing led to the development of a national code of practice in 1996. Five years on this need is still there and in keeping with the times, Recfish Australia has now updated and re- released the National Code of Practice.
The National Code of Practice is a voluntary agreement among Recfish Australia's 11 national and state/territory fishing member associations which prepared and endorsed its 13 points. These associations represent a diverse range of recreational and sports fishing practices, including inland and saltwater fishing, diving, rock fishing and game fishing.
The Code addresses four main areas of fishing responsibility. These include looking after our fisheries, protecting the environment, treating fish humanely and respecting the rights of others. The four objectives are a framework for the 13 more specific principles explained in this brochure.
Recfish Australia's mission is to represent the interests of recreational and sport fishers at a national level to ensure quality fishing. We seek your support in promoting this code and applying its principles in all your fishing activities.
Looking after our fisheries by:
1. Taking no more than our immediate needs
A vital way we can participate in conserving fish stocks is to limit our catch by taking only our immediate personal needs. Overfishing has a detrimental effect on fish stocks and in extreme cases, entire fish species. Looking after our fisheries means:
- using commonsense and constraint when fishing, for example, return unwanted, endangered or threatened species to the water.
- carefully returning unwanted live bait to the waters they were taken from. Live bait is an important part of the food chain so it is important to leave some to support the fish we wish to catch in the future.
2. Understanding and observing all fishing regulations and reporting illegal fishing activities
State and Territory Fishery departments make regulations to manage the fisheries for now and the future. To protect fish stocks and fish habitat, report illegal fishing activities to the relevant authorities. It is important that the fishing community does not ignore activities that threaten the fisheries and damage the reputation of responsible fishers. Looking after our fisheries means:
- keeping up to date with regulations and observing them because they are based on the best available scientific evidence
- acquainting yourself with State and Territory bag, size and possession limits
- becoming familiar with existing tackle restrictions and checking the dates of local seasonal closures
- helping to explain fishery regulations and the reasons for them to others, especially children
- reporting black marketing of fish by recreational anglers
- reporting poaching, theft and illegal netting to the relevant authorities
- not presuming to act as officers of the law.
** For current details of State or Territory bag, size and possession limits contact your State or Territory Fishing Agency. **
3. Supporting and encouraging activities that restore and enhance fisheries and fish habitat
We are all dependent on healthy ecosystems. Habitat destruction and modification, resulting largely from human activities, presents a huge threat to the maintenance of fish stocks and the availability of other species such as shell fish, rock lobsters and crabs. Restoring and enhancing fisheries and fish habitat means:
- recognising the fragility and environmental diversity of streamside vegetation, estuaries, seagrass, mangroves, and reefs. These areas provide food, shelter and important breeding and nursery areas for many fish species
- participating in research, rehabilitation and monitoring programs such as Coastcare, Waterwatch, Rivercare, Landcare and tagging programs
- educating others, especially children, in sustainable fishing practices
- becoming familiar with the life cycles and breeding seasons of aquatic species and other fauna
- becoming involved in programs that restore coastal and streamside vegetation such as Rivercare and Fishcare
- keeping a safe distance from aquatic wildlife and avoiding undue noise when birds are roosting or nesting
- never using non indigenous fish as live bait or introducing exotic fish into natural waters
Protecting the Environment by:
4. Preventing pollution and protecting wildlife by removing rubbish
Pollution affects the health of the environment and spoils our experience of the outdoors. Natural areas continue to suffer major problems due to the side effects of human activities. We can help! Preventing pollution means:
- taking fishing line, polystyrene foam packaging, bottles, six pack holders, bait bags, cups and packaging, etc. away from fishing sites. All items must be disposed of correctly to avoid potentially entrapping birds and other creatures
- not leaving bait to foul rocks, river banks or beaches
- not washing rubbish, chemicals or other waste into stormwater systems. Most stormwater drains run directly into waterways
- participating in programs such as "Clean up Australia" and "Oceancare Day".
5. Using established roads and tracks
Off-road driving or "bush-bashing" can be a major cause of erosion and vegetation loss; likewise trampling across dune systems, reef beds and other fragile areas. Using established roads and tracks means:
- using walking tracks and avoiding driving on beaches. The protection of sand dunes, coastal, and streamside vegetation will help minimise beach and streamside erosion
- avoiding straying from established roads and tracks
- treating all natural areas with care.
6. Taking care when boating and anchoring to avoid damaging sensitive areas
Boating increases the range of fishing possibilities but unskilled and thoughtless use of boats can lead to environmental damage. Taking care when boating means:
- showing care when anchoring, particularly around reef or seagrass areas
- avoiding disturbance to wildlife by excessive noise or harassment
- keeping a constant vigil when boating to avoid hitting wildlife
- refuelling on land wherever possible and not discharging wastes, oil or sewage into the water
- being aware of your boating speed to minimise erosion of riverbanks from excessive wave action
- avoiding modification of or disturbance to fish habitat while diving.
7. Reporting environmental damage and pollution to the relevant authorities
The protection of the environment is everyone's responsibility. By reporting pollution problems to the relevant authorities, we help ensure that our waters become pollutant free and discourage practices that destroy fish habitat. Reporting environmental damage means:
- reporting any fuel and oil spills
- reporting all stranded or dead aquatic animals and protected species
- reporting any signs of discharge of polluted waste waters and runoff containing fertilisers and pesticides
- reporting any vegetation or stream damage, e.g. sedimentation, declining water quality, algae, etc.
- reporting sightings of suspected aquatic pest organisms such as carp, salvinia weed, or caulerpia.
8. Avoiding interactions with threatened species and their critical habitats
While fishing and accessing fishing grounds it is easy to inadvertently disturb the habitats of protected species or disturb the species themselves. Habitat destruction and modification are the major threat to the continued survival of threatened species. Avoiding threatened species means:
- being aware of and avoiding disturbance to threatened species that inhabit areas you intend to fish
- observing and obeying signage or guidelines in areas where threatened species live
- obeying guidelines for activity in the vicinity of marine mammals
- reporting any inappropriate behaviour we witness which may affect threatened species
- reporting sightings of threatened species in distress
- quickly and correctly returning to the water any inadvertently caught threatened species.
Treating fish humanely by:
9. Quickly and correctly returning unwanted or illegal catch to the water
Incorrect handling damages fish and reduces their chances of survival after release. A fish out of water cannot live for more than three or four minutes because of brain damage caused by lack of oxygen. An exhausted fish played too long, may not recover. Correctly returning fish means:
- retrieving fish as quickly as possible
- ensuring that fish are not left to flop and flail around
- using wet hands and a minimum of handling to ensure that released fish have a good chance of survival
- reviving tired or semi conscious fish. Hold the fish gently and move it forward to force water through its gills. When it has revived, and is able to swim normally, set it free.
10. Using only legal tackle, attending our gear and valuing our catch
Good treatment and handling of fish is not just about maintaining table fish quality. It is also a mark of respect that fishers have for fish. Treating fish humanely and avoiding waste means:
- using only tackle that is appropriate for the size and type of fish
- attending gear to ensure that fish are retrieved as soon as they are caught
- dispatching fish immediately with a firm tap on the head with a suitable blunt object or by pithing
- icing fish down and storing them away from sunlight, preferably in a moist bag or cooler.
Respecting the rights of others by:
11. Practicing courtesy towards all those who use inland and coastal waters
Lakes, creeks, rivers, and coasts are used for a variety of purposes. By recognising the rights of others to use the waters for their recreation and livelihood, recreational fishers help ensure that all are equally able to enjoy their activities. Respecting the rights of others means:
- being courteous to those whose communities we enter when fishing. Remember this is their home.
- realising that friendly rivalry can exist between recreational fishers without the need for anyone to dominate
- preparing your boat and trailer before launching at boat ramps to avoid annoying delays.
12. Obtaining permission frpom landholders and traditional owners before entering land
Having access to land held in trust to landholders and traditional owners is a privilege, not a right. Respecting the rights of others means:
- gaining permission before entering land and clearly indicating where you are going
- recognising the cultural and spiritual attachment indigenous people feel for their land and water
- obtaining permission before lighting fires
- avoiding interference with land, stock or crops in any way
- leaving all gates as they were found
- leaving the gun and dog at home to avoid harming or harassing livestock or wildlife.
13. Caring for our own safety and the safety of others when fishing
Playing it safe while fishing is good commonsense. Never risk a life while trying to catch a fish. Caring about safety means:
- observing and understanding all boating regulations, including the carrying of the required safety equipment
- keeping a safe distance from shore-based anglers, jetties, swimmers and other boats
- being aware of the dangers of rock fishing and seeking local knowledge of tides and wave conditions
- gaining local knowledge of common beach dangers including rip currents, large waves, shore platforms, deep water, offshore reefs and tidal currents
- exercising caution and planning for contingencies when fishing inland waters and mountain lakes and streams. Submerged logs, sudden squalls, icy waters and extremely cold temperatures can create life-threatening difficulties.
The National Code of Practice for Recreational and Sport Fishing is an initiative of Recfish Australia. Funding for this Code of Practice update and reprint is provided by the Commonwealth Government through Natural Heritage Trust funding. The views expressed in the Code are not necessarily those of the Commonwealth and the Commonwealth accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information or other material contained in the Code.
To find out more about the Code or to find out more about sustainable fishing practices contact:
Recfish Australia on 02 6257 1997
E-mail: email@example.com
Visit our website or contact one of Recfish Australia's member bodies.
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Summer League Wrap Up
Now that the Atlanta Hawks summer league team finished things off in Vegas with a 3-2 record, there isn't much left to do other than watch the grass grow. Or at least that's how most Hawks fans are probably feeling right now, what with free agency seeming to move at the speed of light every BUT Atlanta. However, before the true doldrums of summer set in, let's have a look at the performance of the guys wearing Hawks summer league jerseys. Some were there to get their warmups. Others to get indoctrinated in a faster and perhaps more desperate pace than what they faced in college. Still others merely want a job in the League.
Jeff Teague – 15.6 ppg, 52% FG, 4.2 apg, 4.4 TO/pg
The Hawks second-year point guard figures to be a regular part of the rotation this coming season, assuming he can build on what he did in the summer league. Teague's defense was substantially improved, and it seemed to have an effect on the team as well. Of course, assistant coach Lester Conner's ultimatum of "play defense or sit down" probably helped as well, but that can't take away from Teague's effort. On offense, he proved he could score when in attack mode, showing off a decent jab step-then step back jumper, as well as his usual floater. In addition, he showcased his ability to get to the charity stripe (an average of over 6 trips per game). On the downside, Teague forced some passes and ended up averaging roughly a 1 to 1 assis/turnover ration. On the one hand, some of those turnovers had the same symptom as some of the assists that never happened: bobbled passes by teammates. On the other hand, Teague will have to play with the poise he showed in the last two or three games, if he is to be able to help this team. Is he ready to take Mike Bibby's spot in the starting lineup? My guess….not yet. However, he IS ready for twenty minutes per game at least. As usual, summer league is not the best way to get a good read on how a guy will do. When training camp comes, and then preseason, the Hawks will have a better idea of what Teague is ready for. Until then, hold the phone…
Jordan Crawford – 16.2 ppg, 42% FG, 2.6 apg, 3.4 TO/pg
The rookie guard out of Xavier proved to be as explosive as advertised, leading the squad in scoring. The surprise? His court vision. The turnovers were somewhat expected, and the assist numbers really don't tell the story. Crawford still needs to learn that not all shots are good shots, and that there is such a thing as over-dribbling. However, he looked quite comfortable on the floor, making very good passes and getting his shot off with ease. He does need to work on his defense (1.8 steals per game was nice, though), and that will only make it tougher to get minutes in a backcourt that features Johnson, Jamal, Bibby, Evans, and Teague. Who does Crawford steal minutes from? With his scoring mentality and passing ability, it's possible that Crawford could actually steal minutes from Teague every now and then. Again, his defense is the key to this, and right now it's not even close to being up to par.
James Augustine – 4.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 48% FG
If Jordan Crawford is Jamal Crawford 2.0, then James Augustine is Zaza Pachulia 2.0. Augustine gives the effort 100% of the time, fighting for rebounds and loose balls. As you can imagine, he's also willing to give the gift of a hard foul here and there. However, at about an inch shorter and some 30 pounds lighter, Augustine is a long shot to making sense for this roster. You hate to see a guy like that without a job though, and chances are that he's going to end up on somebody's D-league squad until he gets called up.
Richard Hendrix – 8.5 ppg, 3 rpg, 65% FG
This guy has the size, but he never really showed it on the glass, or on defense. Hendrix also missed one of the games, and never quite stood out. Perhaps his subpar athleticism is to blame, or maybe it was just inconsistency. Whatever it was, Hendrix did not give teams much reason for a second glance, other than some nice physical measurements and a high shooting percentage (which isn't overly impressive, considering he scored just about all of his points on "gimmes" at the rim).
Luke Jackson – 6.6 ppg, 50% FG, 50% 3-PT
A former lottery pick, Jackson is still hunting a somewhat steady job in the NBA. He can hit the open 3-pointer, and he's willing to hustle on the other end of the floor. Jackson may find work as an all-but-forgotten feature shooter on somebody's bench. Or, he might not. His role is limited by his abilities.
Alade Aminu – 10ppg, 4.4 rpg, 51% FG, 1.4 bpg
The knock on Aminu has been his consistency, but there is no denying the D-Leaguer's athleticism. Reminiscent of Solomon Jones in some ways, Aminu showed the most potential for the summer league team hopefuls, particularly when it came to defending the rim and filling the wing on fast breaks (as a big man). His style may fit the Hawks or some other team quite well, especially if he can keep up his energy and focus. Adding a little weight and strength wouldn't hurt either, as being an effective rebounder in the NBA won't be an easy task. If there is a guy worth giving a thirteenth roster spot to, it may be Aminu.
Jermareo Davidson – 5.2 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 52% FG
As much potential as some other prospects have, Davidson held his own by perhaps doing the most with his minutes. If you're not impressed with roughly 5 points and 5 rebounds per game, consider that Davidson did this in just 11 minutes per contest. His defense was "okay", but his willingness to get after it on the glass, coupled with an effective offensive game makes Davidson a decent prospect for a backup job on an NBA team. Perhaps most impressive about the rangy forward is the fact that he scored a great deal of his points on baseline and turnaround/fadeaway jumpers.
Trey Gilder – 8.8 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 48% FG
Long and lean, Gilder could use a few more pounds to fill out his frame. Then again, it hasn't seemed to hold guys like Kevin Durant and Austin Daye back (though obviously talent plays a huge part in off-setting such things). Gilder filled the wing very well on the break, and wasn't afraid to go after rebounds. Another of the more exciting players on the squad, Gilder would fit on a team that likes to get up and down the floor. Still, a bit more weight/strength and an improved 3-point stroke wouldn't hurt anything.
A year away from consideration :
Second round draft picks Sergei Gladyr and Pape Sy acquitted themselves well for a couple of young European players amongs the NBA hopeful. Gladyr has a sweet stroke that failed him more often than he would have liked, but he handles the ball pretty well, and doesn't shy away from defensive responsibilities. At the same time, another year of playing in Europe will allow him to add some strength, and learn how to create more separation from himself on jumpshot opportunities (not to mention learning how to defend without fouling). Pape Sy's potential is even more intriguing, and it's clear why Larry Drew was excited about him. Sy handles the ball well, and shows a consistent level of aggression on both ends of the floor. His ability to turn the corner quickly and slash to the basket turned into trips to the free throw line, something we could probably expect to see more of in the future. While Sy got a bit frustrated by fringe-NBA level defense, he showed a capacity to learn, and a relentless attitude. Unfortunately, an achilles strain (or something to that effect) limited him to only two games. That and a remaining year on his current European contract may be all that stands between Sy and a fresh Hawks uniform.
Etc, Etc…
Randolph Morris is an enigma to some, and a flat-out bust to others. Either way, there may not be much reason to expect him back as a Hawk. Morris failed to stand out offensively, looking smooth on some possessions, and clumsy to a fault on others. That, and he proved that he is a threat to foul out of ANY game, regardless of the competition, if left in the game for long enough. But, if rumor is to be believed, Morris could be headed well away from here. Meanwhile, Landon Milbourne seemed more like a guy who was added just for the purpose of meeting a minimum roster requirement (if there was one).
As the Hawks quietly go about their "search" for guys to fill out the roster minimum of 13 guys, more players are getting signed. It's hard to gauge the level of interest that the Hawks have in the players they're reportedly interested in. While Golden State forward Anthony Tolliver was mentioned a few weeks back, the latest "interest" includes a soon-to-be-former Laker. In the meantime, the only Shaq talk still floating around involves Shaq taking a massive paycut to come here. Most reports are saying the Hawks aren't willing to pay the luxury tax after handing Joe Johnson a very generous raise, making it seem likely that anybody they sign will come cheaply.
So….is there anybody from the summer league roster that you find worthy of an invite to training camp for a harder look? Would any of these guys seem like good fits for our team? Morris may not be back, but another little used guy might be. How about giving this guy another shot ? Unless reports are wrong, and the Hawks are still open to spending more, who might the Hawks sign to the roster? Perhaps somebody playing for another D-League team (has anybody seen Garrett Siler)?
How do you think Teague and Crawford will fare in training camp? Should the Hawks add a third pg?
July 19th, 2010
7:11 pm
How about a primero?
July 19th, 2010
7:23 pm
Decent summary of the Summer League games, especially the notes on Teague's 1;1 Assist to Turn ratio. I would much rather give Augustine or Hendrix the undersized center spot on the team if I had a relevant opinion about it, though the hint that we might be interested in Josh Powell might be interesting come preseason roster release day. I hope Randolph finds the afikomen in Israel, since he won't be getting it here….
July 19th, 2010
7:38 pm
Follow me for hawks knowledge @jkinsey60
July 19th, 2010
7:52 pm
BTW…. Siler was on Heat summer league team.
Follow @jkinsey60 for more knowledge
July 19th, 2010
7:55 pm
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July 19th, 2010
8:08 pm
Big Ray,
You are so hot
July 19th, 2010
8:40 pm
So many dings, so little time…
July 19th, 2010
9:02 pm
Not directed at you, Ray.
July 19th, 2010
9:34 pm
Fingers crossed…
Rumor has it that Hawks and Denver quietly working on deal to send an unhappy Carmelo Anthony to Hawks for Marvin/Smoove – deal works perfectly on Trade Machine and Trade Checker – works so well that there's change left over to up the anty for Shaq. Dismiss Shaq playing for $1.9 Bi-Annual. Factor in LaLa's music roots and ATL sounds like a good place for the Anthony family.
Moreover, without Melo the Nuggets are in complete rebuild mode. Might as well throw Bibby, ZaZa, Mo Evans in there for Billups too.
Bring it on!
July 19th, 2010
9:34 pm
Alade Aminu should definitely get an invite.
If the Hawks get Shaq for the bi-annual exception, I'll be speechless. But the rules of supply and demand may work out in their favor, though I somehow seriously doubt it.
July 19th, 2010
9:40 pm
Big Ray, since we are not going to sign any free agent "centers" or "power forwards" ,except J.Collins, then why not invite J. Davidson, A. Aminu, Augustine or Gilder to compete for a roster spot.
The Hawks have no low post presence being provided by the second unit from an offensive stand point. Joe Smith did an adequate job. But certainly an offensive presence in the second unit, other than put backs, could be provided by one of these prospects especially in an ASG manner: "on the cheap".
July 19th, 2010
9:46 pm
If Hawks trade for Melo it would have to be a sign and trade for a long term deal. Only reason Denver would do that is if they have no chance of Melo signing long term, which means he wants to go to the Knicks, would not trade Smoove and Duck for a rental of Melo for a season.
July 19th, 2010
9:53 pm
July 19th, 2010
8:08 pm
Big Ray,
You are so hot
Stop it i say!!
U must be a northcyde hater!!
I don't know if any of u caught on to it but it looks like othello hunter will be with the Nuggets in training camp and maybe the season..They are raving about him in Denver..
July 19th, 2010
9:54 pm
It's got to be Aminu! That is the only guy on the team that actually showed me anything in the frontcourt. He looked pretty big and long to me when watching the games. He was active around the rim and would be a massive upgrade over Randolph Morris who is simply pathetic and lazy. Sign Aminu for peanuts and look for another veteran big in FA. Sign Jackson as well to fill out the roster to 13 as he could provide us some nice 3pt shooting off the bench.
July 19th, 2010
9:59 pm
Tyger where u hearing this from
July 19th, 2010
10:46 pm
Yeah I'm with bigworm here. Ima need a link on that 'Melo trade comment lol. I just don't think they move him.
July 19th, 2010
11:17 pm
I don't think there is one.
July 19th, 2010
11:40 pm
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July 19th, 2010
11:56 pm
From ESPN:
Carmelo Anthony will be a member of the Denver Nuggets next season — whether he accepts the team's offer of a contract extension or not.
With speculation that Denver may trade their All-Star forward growing over the past week, a high-ranking Nuggets official said the club has no intentions of moving its best player.
"There is no way we are trading Carmelo Anthony," the official said. "We're 100 percent certain of that."
July 19th, 2010
11:59 pm
BTW….Follow me on 'I don't give a pile of poop about your twitter'.
July 19th, 2010
11:59 pm
Luke Jackson is the best fit. [for LD] to make the final roster.
Melo rumor = some clown on RealGM cooked it up.
July 20th, 2010
1:23 am
i think serg and sy should get as chance for the last roster spots cuz dey cnt do no wurse den the others and we need more depth on the wing since dey traded chillz….damn and al is one of the top 7 centers in my opinion u bring another big in i think u hamper josh and the team cuz it either less min 4 josh or more min at the 3…..lose-lose situation
July 20th, 2010
1:46 am
Ray, if the Hawks can't / don't hand the PG job to Teague, this team has no hope of progressing this year. Bibby is finished as a starter in the NBA and for Teague not to start either shows a lack of willingness to let him learn and grow into the job as Rondo did with the Celtics, or he's not the answer. He needs to be the leader of the offense also, as that's the PG's responsibility. This can't happen playing part time minutes minutes and coming off the bench.
July 20th, 2010
2:04 am
Turn the reins over to Teague – too much upside to let him ride the pine for Bibby. There maybe growing pains but we have the talent to offset them. The coaching staff expressing confidence in his abilities should go a long way to his accelerated development – he'll have to learn on the flyer and unlearn the tentative posture he developed under Woodson.
July 20th, 2010
5:16 am
July 20th, 2010
5:17 am
Big Ray,
You made it to the On-Line AJC Sports' first page feature spot!
July 20th, 2010
7:18 am
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July 20th, 2010
7:37 am
Should all get invites, maybe Hendrix should get another look-see too.
ASKG, they've already said, "send them back to where they came from" & I don't see them buying out any contracts. Nope …Not gonna do it!
JT0 was refreshing to say the least.
Jordan was as close as we'll will get to MJ & Our Jordan is reminiscent of D-Wade to me.
One thing, he lowers his head, like a Bull (remember Rumeal Robinson?), when bringing
the ball across to half-court and to the back-court. It seems like he's protecting the ball moreso than
seeing the floor in this area of the court. I don't see the head-down at any other time,
Very Nice player IMO.
We need some FRESH meat! Help from outside the Organization.
July 20th, 2010
7:48 am
No mention of Jason Collins allegedly coming back? I would have preferred we give DJ Mbenga a look. At least he got to play against Bynum and Gasol in practice. He would have been low risk, high reward. Collins is low risk, low reward (IMO).
I am also of the opinion that Bibby should start. But he should be limited to ~ 20 mpg, with Teague also getting ~20 mpg. The other 8 minutes or so could depend on matchup, who has the hot hand etc.
I liked what I saw from Teague and JC2. I think Teague will improve during training camp playing with the veterans (and learning from Bibby), and getting the coaching from Drew.
JC2 is a mini-Jamal, and with Mo and Jamal expiring, I think the job of scorer off the bench in 2011 is up for the taking. But he must improve his defense.
I would give Aminu an invite to training camp, and I look forward to Sy next year. JJ and Jamal can handle the point in a pinch, so third PG may not be the biggest need.
We still need a backup PF, and a perimeter defender. Hopefully we can find a bargain. But our biggest signing this offseason (after JJ) could be Lester Connor, if he gets the veterans to buy into his defense.
July 20th, 2010
8:05 am
Dear Mr Rick Sund, fair warning if you dont get a legit center in here so this team will compete the Joe signing will be the fall of your time here in Atlanta. They backlash will be worse if you didnt sign Joe. We expected that Joe would be the first of several moves to get this team to the next level. Now we feel we have taken a few steps back. Im starting to feel that you think you dont need a center. If you think Al Horford is your center you will be sadly mistaken. Take this a joke if you want to. You will stuck with your corporate sell tickets trust me. A list of centers have moved or signed this off season. Dalembert, Chandler, Haywood, Camby, and i get the feeling most fans dont want Shaq because of the drama. I know i dont. This is Atlanta man we will watch you rot as a organization with 50 wins seasons dude believe me.
July 20th, 2010
8:47 am
I'd rather start Teague than Bibby. I feel the only argument you could make for starting Bibby is if you think we have a substantially better chance of getting to the next level (conference finals) with him.
And also, with LD saying the onus will be on garding your own man, I think that's his way of saying that if you can't defend your position, you won't be in his starting line-up (IMO).
Teague seems to be a fast learner once given the opportunity to get out there. I say throw him in the deep end and let him sink or swim. What do we have to lose? We're not getting past the second round with Mike Bibby or Jamal Crawford running the point, because they can't guard their position.
And the season after this one, Teague will have a year of starting experience under his belt, and Jamal Crawford and Mo Evans will come off the books, allowing us to re-up Horford and sign a quality big w/o cheap-o ASG paying the luxury tax. JJ will still be in his prime, Josh and Marvin will still be here, and if Jordan Crawford show's he can score the ball, then you've got your back-up shooting guard for next year.
July 20th, 2010
8:52 am
July 20th, 2010
9:10 am
My thinking is start bibby early in the season, get teague the game experience he should have gotten last year. but by the mid-way point, I expect teague would supplant him as the starter.
Now if teague clearly outplays bibby in training camp, then I would say teague starts from day one.
And the problem with letting Crawford expire is then we lose him for nothing. I would rather trade him for bench depth.
July 20th, 2010
9:12 am
Aminu should get the invite. I would like to see Teague start with Bibby getting situational playing time as a designated shooter.
They may add someone of relative significance for the season. But the roster will obviously be filled out cheaply.
The thing is, even though this was a major free agency year, there was no one that would have made the Hawks better who they could actually sign. These big men out there that people keep clamoring for will just fill out the roster anyway so why not go the cheap route.
This team can still be significantly better this year without making a splash in free agency. It's true that they do not quite have the personnel to win a championship but they do have the horses to threaten a trip to the Eastern Conference finals at least. Attitued and lack of mental toughness hurt them more last year than personnel did. They got destroyed by Orlando because they did not play good perimeter defense. Dwight is a load but the open 3s are what kill you against Orlando; that and trying to guard Jameer with a big on the perimeter so he can pick you apart is why they got swept instead of going at least 6 with them.
I still think they will make a trade at some point. Jordan Crawford's defense is not up to par? Neither is Bibby's or Jamal's. If Jordan can provide offensive punch at this level, I wouldn't be surprised to see Jamal get moved since his contract is coming up (if I'm not mistaken).
I want to see this team do what it takes to win but this ownership group is likely not going to go all out to do that. I think you have some factions of this group who would and others who wouldn't. There is also the issue of Philips not being sold out aona consistent basis. Why would they spend luxury tax dollars if they can count on empty seats on most nights?
July 20th, 2010
9:14 am
BTW, I hope Sy works on that shot of his. He has Pietrus written all over him.
July 20th, 2010
9:24 am
Let's stop playing around and get Shaq. We are going to have probleems in the middle if we don't with the likes of Howard, Garnett and other centers throughout the leaugue this year. Lets solidify the middle and let Horford and Josh Smith do their thing at forward. Mna you are talking about power under the boards. Let's get in it to win it!!! And Shaq will help us do that. Shaq is not dumb. He knows how to get in shape and play when something is on the line. With these, Hawks, and their hungry proclivity to win, they are prime for the addition of Shaq's and play and presence. This will be new to all hawks fans and some players because it is "championship new" with and impact big man that Atlanta has never had. So fans get used to it when Shaq comes to town. Let's enjoy it and see Shaq, combined with our 'Young Guns", take us to the championship. Selah.
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I could go either way with the Jamal Crawford thing. To me, it all depends on if Jordan Crawford can fill the scorer-off-bench role this season. If he can, then we've got extreme flexibility at that position and a mid-season trade would make sense.
But I think with the current state of the cap, the Hawks are probably going to look to hold onto Jamal's expiring contract. I'd be shocked if they did otherwise.
July 20th, 2010
9:38 am
Why is there no talk about us getting Kurt Thomas to fill the last roster spot? He has good size and can play defense. I know he is getting old (37 I think), but he frustrated the crap outta the Hawks and me last year during the playoffs. He played huge defense, took numerous charges, and knocked down open jump shots. Thomas was a huge reason the Bucks took us to seven games without Bogut.
July 20th, 2010
9:51 am
Good morning, my comrades. Theres only so many moves we can do 2 become better. There are only 3 to 4 teams that are actually in title contention every year. The hawks are right there just need that last piece. I say if there is a way to get shaq without giving up marvin exceed the cap, we'll make it up in overall revenue. As far as the people who don't think the hawks are a good group who had no coaching last year don't know what yall talking about we were a game under 500 on the road. That's what good teams strive 4 breaking even on the road n being dominate on the road. I'd also add kurt thomas 4 toughness. Ps 4 walk who think the bulls or bucks are better than the hawks. the bulls are a weaker version of the jazz who we swept last year the bulls will finish a higher seed cuz that division has 2 have a winner. but the top 3 records n da east a be the same hawks 3 boston 4 magic 2 lebron 1. get shaq n thomas we'll be right there.
July 20th, 2010
10:10 am
The Hawks were the reason that the Bucks took them to 7 games.
July 20th, 2010
10:18 am
I heard Conner really liked Jermareo Davidson, so I would guess that maybe he, Aminu and Augistine may get an invite to camp, in case there's an injury or an unexpected trade.
Jason Collins – 2 Finals appearances with the Nets, Josh Powell, ring with the Lakers – I think they may be looking at these guys to motivate the team to a championship.
I thought the same thing about Teague – not yet – the book on him coming out of college was high upside, but needed 3 to 4 years to develop. Don't forget Woodson gave us Bibby's huge contract, saying he needed him to run the offense, so Sund obliged – no excuses there.
I keep reading reports on the 'net that the Hawks have offered Shaq the full MLE, but Shaq wants northward of 8m. These are recent reports, not from 2 weeks ago.
I would guess Jamal is gone after the season if not before, unless he would sign a 3 yr. deal for 14m or so. i like him alot, but he is getting old for an NBA SG with his skills. Gotta use his money to sign Horford!
I could see next season with Jamal and Evans gone and Sy and either our 1st pick in '11 or Gladyr on the bench. Not a bad thing, and saves around 11.5m per year.
July 20th, 2010
10:27 am
Jason Collins is a 5 mpg hard banger – from Stanford, so he won't make many mistakes – they say his locker room presence is worth the price – same said for Joe Smith, but it didn't seem to help either Josh or Joe in the playoffs. He was bad as a player for the Nets in his prime, but we'll see i guess – maybe Josh would have been a total mental case without Smith/Collins, and with a new coach, they figured they needed some more stability – if they sign Shaq, talk about a locker room explosion! With a rookie Head Coach only making 1.2m? That is an explosive locker room right there.
July 20th, 2010
10:28 am
I like what I've seen out of the summer league especially out of Teague and Crawford. Aminu looks like a guy that can play PF if we want to go cheap. I would like to see Teague start and JC2 get minutes coming off the the bench as the backup PG and JC be the second team SG. Unless Bibby comes into camp in great shape he should be the 3rd string PG. The HAWKS still need to get some quality size. I would still take Shaq over anyone out there but if it doesn't happen I'm not going to be totally upset. But I will be upset if we don't get Shaq and don't complete some type of S&T. We've got to many guards on the roster, and not enough forwards. Evans is a guy we can use to get a quality PF or SF.
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10:36 am
When is the last time we could say, "We've got too many guards on the roster"?
July 20th, 2010
10:40 am
I would love to see the Hawks give Garrett Siler a second chance in camp this year. He is a beast 6 foot 10 inches and over 300 pounds. He played on Miami's summer league and did fairly well.
July 20th, 2010
10:59 am
You have a low threshold for "fairly well" if 3 points and 2 rebounds qualifies.
July 20th, 2010
11:00 am
Get Shaq here in the sign and trade deal. Then do a sign-and-trade deal where we get Matt Barnes & the Magic get Randolph Morris or Jason Collins and the rights to either Sergei Gladyr or Pape Sy.
July 20th, 2010
11:10 am
Although JC2's court vision was better than I thought it would be, I don't think he should see any time at PG.
Imagine him trying to defend PGs, and imagine him trying to run the offense, and getting guys into sets.
Plus he was a scorer in college. I don't think he would do well at PG His rookie year (knowing when to shoot vs when to pass will be tough for him).

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- Calories from fat: 30%
- Protein: 3g
- Fat: 9.9g
- Saturated fat: 4.8g
- Carbohydrate: 55g
- Fiber: 5g
- Sodium: 82mg
- Cholesterol: 35mg
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at least one server that coordinates storage access. Every other server participating
in the SAN is equipped with a driver and a management interface that provide
connectivity to the primary, coordinating server; the coordinating server both
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So, this is the intro to Mindfulness week for me Dec. 1 to Dec. 8. December 8th is Bodhi Day… Google it…
Day One, or So, you think you can build a shed in one weekend?
My partner and I have a shed to build. It was originally supposed to be built before Thanksgiving because she had her family stay here… And we wanted to build it. Well, she ordered it, it took a while, she left town, and it came. We knew we needed to dig out the yard a bit because we live on a hill.
Anyways, we dug and she got sick for a week.
Then, she recovered and we got back to digging THIS weekend… Well, we THOUGHT we could get it done… But, the Georgia red clay decided differently. And not just some tough dirt that may be hard to get out of your clothes in small patches around the yard… I mean 3 inches under the topsoil is a solid mass of clay around the entire 8 X 10 area… We had to get a pickaxe to break it up, and not only was it red, but it was yellow and black and there was quartz mixed in… She pickaxed and I shoveled. And when we finished the 2 X 8 feet area, I kept thinking it was so far from level or one side was too high. She assured me it was because I was looking at the hill while observing the level that my view was skewed. she was right. (Don't tell her that)
It really made me think about how we all view our troubles. Its easy to think that someone is above or beneath us because one of us is standing at the top of the hill. Even when the two cement blocks were level, because of how far we had to dig the less deep side seemed higher. I mean, it's easy to think someone's life is better because it looks that way, and because we only know our own experience. I only know how far I have had to dig. I don't know how far Oprah had to dig, no matter how she tries to tell me, as if Oprah is going to sit me down and tell me her story, lol.
I want to change how I judge people from my perspective. I want to be able to accept people and meet them where THEY are, not just where I am. I want to not compare my life to others. I also, and this is hard to type, want to ACCEPT my experience. No one else has lived my life but me. I just gotta accept that.
Day two, or why I ate a $12.99 burger on a full stomach…
This is a little raw and sore because it just happened.
Without going into too much detail, we went to eat, there was a misunderstanding, and pent up frustrations all around, and in the end I ended up eating the food I didn't really want.
I feel nauseous. When I ate the burger, I thought I was just doing it because it was thirteen friggin dollars… But now, after further introspection, I realize I try to swallow everyone's conflict.
I thought eating the burger, the Lump Crab Burger, would diffuse an already exploding situation. I can't make people get along, and I can't fix everyone's problems. Heck, I can barely fix my own problems.
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You know, no one really SAYS how difficult raising teenagers is. And yes, I've done it once already, my daughter in college… But, now I'm raising my son who, for two years, lived with his father (RIP Antoine). And because he has lived with his father, and rarely visited me, I feel like I don't really know him. I want to know him. He's my baby. He's my blood. and I'm trying. I think I'm trying too hard, but what is too hard with your family?
And you know what? No one really SAYS how hard it is to be a widow. Grief is always something private and you're supposed to come out on the other side prepared to continue with life. My ex-husband and I were separated for 10 years this year. He died this year. At 36. At one point in our mutual timeline, we were best friends. We were newlyweds, we were new parents, we were a unit. Somewhere between there and here, we stopped being those things to each other. And to spare my children, who just might happen to stumble upon this blog, that's all I'll say. We've both been in relationships since. But, I didn't expect to never see him again. Ever. I didn't expect to last see him in the hospital. I didn't expect to never get the opportunity to be friendly toward each other. I wasn't ready. Not that he was, this was very sudden. But, I feel abandoned. And I might talk a good game and say I can handle this single parenting thing by myself, but I'm scared. Yes, I'm scared. I'm scared because there is no one else to blame for my kids being screwed up, if they are. It's just me, and I still don't know what I'm doing.
I want to know what to do when my son suddenly stops speaking to me. I want to not feel insecure when my kids come home from my in-laws for the weekend. I want to know the direct effect of what I say before I say it. I want to see it in a crystal ball before I say it to make sure I'm not scarring my kids for life.
I'm rambling…
I've had a crazy year. And, I'm using this week to reflect.


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by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
I've been covering the UFC for what feels like a long time now, and it's starting to feel like a chore.
Whenever I complain about watching UFC for a living, people give me a hard time. But as these cards get thinner and there is less and less talent on each card, it makes you wonder how they still think they can charge the same amount of money for a Pay Per View. Now, I'm a highly-compensated MMA blogger, but for people who are not in on the payroll of the munificent Mr. Nagesh, just following this sport is becoming a pricey proposition.
People on the internet have argued that UFC 177 is the worst card ever. These people must not have woken up at the crack of dawn to watch any of the Asian cards on Fightpass. That said, those cards are part of a ten-dollar-per-month offering for which only the truly hardcore need apply. So UFC 177 isn't the worst card ever, not by any stretch of the imagination, and to say so is hyperbolic, but it very well might be the worst Pay Per View on paper in recent memory.
That's not to say that the fights will be bad, many fights that have looked horrible on paper have turned out great, and some fights that have looked like they would be action-packed slugfests have turned out horribly. The closest thing to this terrible card that I can think of is UFC 149. Let's compare:
Photos by Getty Images for Zuffa LLC
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey (above) needed just 16 seconds to win on Saturday at UFC 175 in Las Vegas, while Chris Weidman (below) won a terrific battle against Lyoto Machida to keep his middleweight title.
Rousey's opponent Alexis Davis opened up as a 20-1 underdog and looked very much the part while getting steamrolled in the first minute. Ronda landed a punch, followed by a knee, then put Davis down with a spectacular judo throw that morphed into a headlock. From there all it took was roughly ten undefended strikes to the face before referee Yves Lavigne stepped in to stop the fight. Davis was clearly out of it; she attempted to grapple with Lavigne after the fight was over and clearly had no clue what had happened.
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
World Series of Fighting had a pretty exciting card this afternoon, with some solid action from fighters who are definitely UFC-caliber (especially given the frequency of UFC events these days). Seriously guys, Marcus Brimage is on the undercard of the UFC 175 Pay Per View.
Melvin Guillard looked pretty good in a slugfest with J.Z. Cavalcante. Melvin was getting the better of the exchanges, but he was also the beneficiary of a seemingly early stoppage, since JZ was still on his feet. Guillard also weighed in three pounds over the lightweight limit, not a great sign from the longtime UFC stalwart.
It's rare to see a fight stopped while a fighter is on his feet in MMA (as opposed to boxing), but maybe we could use more of them. JZ was getting his ass kicked, and ate a particularly large knee before the stoppage, so there's probably not going to be much of an uproar over this one. Melvin by TKO in 2:36
Cody Bollinger won by rear naked choke in the first round at 2:37 against Pablo Alonso. This was a nice quick fight, but Bollinger said he will move up to 145 lbs. after weighing in two pounds above the 135-lb limit for this fight.
Jon Fitch put a vicious ground-and-pound on the thoroughly over-matched Dennis Hallman, winning all three rounds on all three cards. The whole fight took place on the ground, but it was more exciting than a typical Fitch fight, with oodles of ground striking.
The battle of the undefeated lightweights in the main event was tough to watch. Justin Gaethje was able to keep the fight on the feet against one-handed (congenital amputee) submission expert Nick Newell. Gaethje teed off on Newell for what seemed like the longest 1.5 rounds I've ever watched.
I know it was a championship fight and everything, but I wouldn't have minded seeing it stopped earlier. Gaithje retains the belt with a KO at 2:36 of Round 2 via overhand right. Newell remains the most badass one-armed man on the planet.
Chael Sonnen photo by Josh Hedges for Zuffa LLC
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Former UFC middleweight and lightweight contender Chael Sonnen failed his random drug test and is no longer fighting Vitor Belfort at UFC 175.
For those of you at home, that makes three middleweights in the last month or so who failed drug tests (well Wandy technically just ran away, but you know…) While Sonnen had previously announced that he was going to appeal, on Wednesday night he seemed to change his mind and retired on-air on UFC Tonight.
Chael tested positive for Anastrozole and Clomiphene, which are not steroids, but rather estrogen blockers. People who know way more about this stuff than I do have said that these are the sort of things you take to transition from Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) usage. There's also been a claim about Chael having fertility issues, which I don't really understand. Sometimes it seems like you need an M.D. in juicehead bro-science to cover MMA.
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Rustam Khabilov looked good at first but Benson Henderson's experience was a little too much for him tonight. .
In the fourth round Benson landed a right uppercut and a left, jumped on Khabilov's back and locked up a quick rear naked choke for his first UFC finish, as hard as that is to believe.
Benson looked a little leaner than usual, but still gigantic for the weight class. This was a quality fight on a night of crappy fights and weird stoppages and decisions.
Khabilov looked impressive at the outset, displaying good grappling and solid striking. Khabilov was able to escape from some tight spots. He's going to be a force to be reckoned with soon, but Henderson proved the better man for now.
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
I'm only catching up on the UFC right now because I was watching the middleweight championship, but I just wanted to note that Diego Sanchez won the worst decision in the history of MMA over Ross Pearson tonight.
I really don't think that's hyperbole. For the record, I think the previous worst was Diego's "win" over Martin Kampmann.
I had it 30-27 for Ross, who bloodied Diego as he came forward swinging wildly, as per usual. The judges are apparently just giving out points for whoever moves the most at this point, whether or not anything lands.
Benson Henderson, who also excels at winning fights by doing things that are impressive to judges rather than actually causing damage, is up next.
Photo by Stephen R. Sylvanie for USA Today Sports
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
TJ Dillashaw (right) has been telling everyone, "I'm the underdog because he's the champ."
More like you're the underdog because you're coming off a one fight win streak and UFC bantamweight champ Renan Barao hasn't lost since 2005. That said, the talk about Barao being the top pound-for-pound MMA fighter is fucking joke. No one is close to light heavyweight champ Jon Jones.
TJ's a heavy underdog, but anything can happen in MMA and all the Team Alpha Male guys have improved since Duane Ludwig has been coaching there. Duane's leaving now due to personality conflicts, but no one can deny that he's brought a lot of success to Uriah Faber's gym. A shitload of Brazilians made the trip to support Barao. We're rooting for TJ though, because he's from the USA. Live updates after the jump:
Photo by Esther Lin for MMA Fighting
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Excellent co-main event here at UFC 173. Old guy versus fat guy. Both Olympians. Dan Henderson (right) was for some reason a bigger underdog then that barista who Daniel Cormier fought last time. Cormier is one of the elites in the light heavyweight division, after coming down from heavyweight so he doesn't have to fight his bro Cain Velazquez.
Dan Henderson, again proving that he's the baddest man on the planet, weighed in at 199 pounds for a fight at light heavyweight (205 lbs) against a guy cutting a ton of weight. Henderson is 43 years old and is no longer permitted to use testosterone replacement therapy, which was recently banned in Las Vegas. Vitor Belfort has basically dropped off face of the earth after TRT was banned.
Henderson just took a fight after a two month layoff. The longer he waits, the older he gets. He has terrible cardio at this point, but still has one-punch knockout power due to old man strength in his right hand and can put anyone to sleep. This should be a fun fight that doesn't require a ton of typing before the little guys start flying around the cage. Live updates after the jump:
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Jake Ellenberger is coming off a terrible loss to Rory MacDonald where MacDonald basically just jabbed him for three rounds and Ellenberger looked flabbergasted. Jake's really explosive, but isn't the most sophisticated fighter on the planet. Uncle Dana yelled at him after his cowardly fight against Rory, so expect him to come out super aggressive.
Robbie Lawler is coming off a razor-thin loss to the champ just two months ago, so the short turnaround could hurt him. Jake came in to the Coolio classic "Gangsta's Paradise" from the Dangerous Minds soundtrack. My wife apparently knows all the words to this song. Live updates after the jump:
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Apparently my wife really likes Takeya Mizugaki's Limp Bizkit intro song. Live updates after the jump:
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Let me start by commending UFC boss Dana White on wearing a sport coat that isn't black. Even announcer Joe Rogan has eschewed his standard all-black wardrobe for a charcoal grey sportcoat. He's still wearing the shiny black shirt though. It's progress.
I totally love the intro music for the PPV. Rap gets me pumped. Metal gets me pumped. So rap metal gets me super pumped. Not terrible at all. I hope they never change it. /s
The last time we saw Jamie Varner was at UFC 169, which dear leader Gautham Nagesh and I attended, and where there were as many finishes as there were stabbings (2 of each, no joke, which was probably a win considering we were in Newark, and they metal detectored us on the way in). One of the finishes was Jamie Varner getting his ass knocked out by Abel Trujillo in one of the most amazing MMA comebacks ever. Jamie beat the shit out of Trujillo, but got sloppy and walked into a massive punch.
The story on Varner is that when he's good, he's great, but he's massively inconsistent. Live updates after the jump:
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Al Iaquinta vs. Mitch Clarke: Al Iaquinta controlled Mitch Clarke in the first round, landing a right early and then controlling Clarke on the ground and clearly won it on our card. The second round looked like it was going to be more of the same, but Clarke slapped a D'arce choke on Iaquinta as Iaquinta was passing and the fight ended after the ref realized that Al had lost consciousness. Mitch Clarke by D'arce choke in round 2.
Chico Camus vs. Chris Holdsworth: Chico Camus had no answer for Chris Holdsworth on the ground. It seemed as though Camus was Betwixt and Between Holdsworth's legs the whole fight, as the TUF champ was in full mount the whole fight. 30-27 Holdsworth and a great fight for the TUF winner.
Tony "Turd" Ferguson vs. Katsunori Kikuno: Katsunori Kikuno's hourglass stance (he basically stands straight up with his hands down, didn't really work out too well agsint Mr. Ferguson's long jab, which was finding Kikuno's face on a regular basis. Kikuno eventually resorted to running away and Tony chased him down, slammed him and sunk in a D'arce choke, but Kikuno was able to get up. Kikuno was clearly dazed though, so Tony landed a big right and didn't need to follow him to the ground for the fight to be stopped.
Ferguson by KO in the first. Good night for TUF alums so far.
With that we're going to a break to hype the UFC 173 Pay Per View. I have this Harley commercial memorized. Every time I watch it, it seems cornier than the last time. #stereotypicalharley
Michael Chiesa vs. Francisco Trinaldo: Really long feeling out process in the first round. Michael Chiesa got tagged a few times, but was able to work a takedown and trapped Francisco Trinaldo's arm and lit him up from the full mount. Fantabulous ground and pound. 10-8 round for Chiesa or the judges are blithering idiots.
In the second, Trinaldo caught Chiesa in a guillotine and pulled guard, but Chiesa popped his sweaty head out and ended up on top. Trinaldo got out, but then went for a heel hook and then ended up getting his ass beat on the bottom again. Tons of elbows. Terrible fight IQ from Trinaldo who was getting his ass beat on the ground in the first and then actively took the fight to the ground in the second.
Third round saw a big kick to the junk from Trinaldo, but Chiesa knew he was tired so kept fighting shortly thereafter. Trinaldo was not nearly active enough on the feet in the third, probably because he was so tired. Chiesa landed a takedown with three minutes to go and the fight was over. We had it 30-26 for Chiesa.
Judges score it unanimously 30-26 30-26 and 30-27 for Chiesa. Nice fight.
Stay tuned for Pay Per View coverage.
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Jingliang Lee vs. David Michaud: Terrible fight, but I guess this is the first fight of the Fightpass Prelims, so that's what you get. Neither fighter looked particularly sharp on the feet or on the ground. Jingliang Li won by split decision (29-28, 28-29 and 30-27), but I'd say he won decisively. The judge that had it 30-27 was closer to the truth.
Aaron Philips vs. Sam Sicilia: Aaron Philips looks like he has some potential with some really nice kicking techniques, but he was not prepared to brawl with Sam Sicilia. Sicilia didn't give Philips any breathing room to get off his kicks and won a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28 and 30-27).
Vinc Pichel vs. Anthony Njokuani: I had never seen Vinc Pichel fight before, but he looked really great and dominated Anthony Njokuani through three rounds. Part of it might have been that the combination of the eye poke and the kick to nuts that Njokuani took in the first round sapped him of some of his energy. The second round was particularly lopsided for Pichel, who took down Njokuani at will. Pichel took a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28 and 30-27).
by Dr. Octagon, J.D.
Erick Silva crumpled Matt Brown in the first round with a vicious body kick just above the belt-line, then got his back and was threatening with a nasty neck crank.
Somehow, Matt Brown got up and proceeded to put the most savage beating on Erick that I've ever seen, to win the round on our card. The second round was all Brown, who looked like he was trying to set a record for most head strikes in a round. Can't wait to see fightmetric.
The third round was more of the same. Give Silva some credit, the kid took a shitload of punishment, but Matt Brown showed an inhuman amount of toughness and cardio. Amazing fight. Matt Brown is so fucking hard.
Update: Silva was taken out on a stretcher. We hope he is alright.
In the co-main, Costa Philippou got back on track, starching Lorenz Larkin in the first round.
Detroit Superstar Daron Cruickshank made short work of Roufusport product Erik Koch with a left head-kick in the first round.
Neil Magny won a unanimous decision over Tim "Dirty Bird" Means.
Soa Palelei thankfully finished the fight early with some slick groundwork against South African judoka Ruan Potts, managing to avoid the submissions and get into full mount where he ended it with ground and pound.
Chris Cariaso defeated Louis Smolka with a unanimous decision.


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I know little and even less about php / silverstripe etc. Any ideas or pointers are greatly appreciated.
No matter what I do I can't get the sub navigation modified to fit. I can't figure it out. There's a Navigation.ss file and a Sidebar.ss file. When I edit the Navigation.ss file and upload the edited file absolutely nothing happens. It's as if I didn't edit the file. I can even remove the file and the site still works flawlessly. I can change styles via the Layout.css file but I can't seem to actually edit the includes.
The site is viewable at dev.bluelinecomputer.com and if anyone has any ideas on how to integrate the Sidebar.ss file into the navigation.ss file and it actually work I'd appreciate it. All I need is to be pointed in the right direction and I'll figure out the rest but for the moment I'm beating my head against the wall with this.
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Hi Blue,
You have to edit the Page.ss file. Silvertripe checks if this file has been updated - if not it uses the auto generated cache to display the page. So if you have changed an include or a layout-file you always have to re-save the template container (Page.ss) as well.
I guess there's a setting which disables this behavior, but I haven't really searched for it. So if anybody knows the magic code, please feel free to reply.
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As a child, I grew up on or near farms. Many of my summers were spent tending to our humble garden, pulling weeds and sneaking ripe strawberries before they ever made it to the table. So when I heard about an opportunity to celebrate harvest; food and the farmers who make it possible; I had to participate.
Saturday night my husband and I shared a dinner with about 170 other people in the "field" of Wattles Farm in downtown Hollywood. This organic farm is actually the oldest co-op garden in the United States and is home to century old avocado trees, banana and citrus trees, herb gardens, flowers and seasonal vegetables. The dinner was made possible by a group called Outstanding in the Field (www.outstandinginthefield.com) where they organize dinners all over the country connecting people to a chef, to a farm, to the farmer and ultimately, to the earth.
What a wonderful experience. Not only was the setting the most peaceful, tranquil haven on earth (imagine this in the center of the city), but the people whom we shared our meals with (all strangers to start) were as if old friends by the end. The food was beyond good, prepared on site and much of it grown right there or near by.
I left with a full belly, a warm heart and above all, a full appreciation for our earth and the helpful friends who are responsible for the food we enjoy everyday. Thank you Mother Earth for your bountiful gifts!
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PLAYERS: Skip Schumaker, Jake Lemmerman
TEAMS: St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Dodgers
TEAMS: St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired infielder-outfielder Skip Schumaker from St. Louis for minor league infielder Jake Lemmerman on Wednesday. Schumaker hit .288 with 23 home runs and 211 RBIs in 810 games from 2005-12 with the Cardinals, where he had spent his entire career. The left-handed hitter has a .305 career batting average against right-handers. The 32-year-old Schumaker, from Torrance, Calif., has split time between second base (412 games) and the outfield (389 games) in his career, appearing at all three outfield positions. Last season, he played 61 games at second base, 15 games in center field, 10 games in right field, and one game in left field. He played for the Cardinals' winning World Series teams in 2006 and 2011. The 23-year-old Lemmerman batted .233 with seven home runs and 46 RBIs in 116 games with Double-A Chattanooga last season.
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