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|Kenneth Faried, F 20 MIN | 3-5 FG | 0-0 FT | 10 REB | 1 AST | 6 PTS | -19 The Manimal was fantastic and helped allay my fears that he could not handle the Lakers size. He showed he is not afraid of anyone and will not back down from a challenge. In the fourth quarter Faried was completely overmatched by Gasol and had to be removed. Faried has a fantastic career ahead of him, but his lack of size is going to be an issue for Denver.
|Danilo Gallinari, SF 26 MIN | 1-9 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 3 AST | 3 PTS | -12 I have been frustrated with Gallo all series long, earlier in the season he was very good at not forcing shots, since his return from his thumb injury he has been settling for jumpers off the dribble out of iso sets. He was awful from start to finish and MWP gets a lot of credit for that. I have no idea why Karl reinserted him in the game in the middle of the fourth as Gallo continued to be worthless. Hopefully this is a learning experience and a building block for Gallo to use as he matures and not a sign of what is to come in the future.
|Timofey Mozgov, C 15 MIN | 1-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 0 AST | 2 PTS | -8 We got what we expected from Mozgov, solid D, and nothing else. He did his job, but it will be interesting to see what the Nuggets do with him this offseason. In the NFL you can stockpile defensive backs if you play in the same division as the Lions or Saints, in the NBA you cannot keep a player on your roster just because he can defend Andrew Bynum for a few minutes.
|Arron Afflalo, SG 36 MIN | 6-11 FG | 2-2 FT | 3 REB | 3 AST | 15 PTS | -10 When the Lakers pushed their lead up to 9 in the second, it was Afflalo who led the charge back with four quick points, in the second half, he was nowhere to be found until he made a three with less than two minutes left to keep a sliver of hope alive. Afflalo played solid defense against Kobe, who was oddly passive, but Afflalo showed that despite the growth he made this season, he is still only a complimentary player on offense.
|Ty Lawson, PG 42 MIN | 11-19 FG | 0-2 FT | 5 REB | 6 AST | 24 PTS | -6 Ty came out firing, but the Lakers began making him the focus of the defense, the Lakers bigs were more aggressive hedging and challenging him off screens and it made it difficult for him to get to the lane. When Denver was able to loosen up the game and run in the second half, Lawson had a great few minutes. When the game tightened up, LA got tougher on Ty again and he was not able to carry Denver to a win.
|Al Harrington, PF 29 MIN | 9-18 FG | 3-3 FT | 2 REB | 1 AST | 24 PTS | +6 I felt bad for Harrington who had such a solid season that he was struggling due to injuries. He deserved better and finally was able to put his mark on a game scoring 24 points. Sadly, he was not able to hit a big shot when Denver needed it most not to mention his meager two rebounds in 29 minutes.
|Andre Miller, PG 27 MIN | 1-10 FG | 1-1 FT | 11 REB | 8 AST | 3 PTS | +0 There are nights when you feel like Steve Blake and nights when your shot is just not falling. Miller could not find the net to save his life, but instead of becoming a non factor, like a person who loses one of their five senses, he augmented what he had to work with. Miller hit the boards and did his best to set up teammates. He made the best of a bad situation. As a Karl favorite I suspect Miller will be back, but if this is his last game as a Nugget, he went down swinging.
|Corey Brewer, SF 13 MIN | 2-9 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 0 AST | 4 PTS | +1 You had a feeling after his unconscious shooting display in game six, he would be hard pressed to repeat that offensive output. With Denver struggling to score and Brewer having lost his hot hand Karl could not afford to keep him on the court. The one thing Brewer brings, energy, was not an issue for Denver tonight so his role was diminished.
|JaVale McGee, C 32 MIN | 1-7 FG | 4-6 FT | 14 REB | 1 AST | 6 PTS | +3 Mcgee had to great games out of seven. That is either hope for the future or a sign of what he will always be. Nene drove Nuggets fans crazy with his inconsistency, and McGee is no remedy to that issue. Still, McGee showed improved post defense, rebounded the ball very well and his ability to block and alter shots is undeniable. On a night Denver needed to get some easy buckets around the rim, McGee was AWOL.
After Thursday's surreal Game 6 victory against the Lakers I was dead set on writing some kind of piece about the experience. But because I didn't get a chance to take notes, I realized a traditional recap was going to be hard to come by. After mulling over several, more creative ideas for a post, I decided writing a poem might be the best way to summarize whatever memories remained from Thursday. Sticking with the Notorious B.I.G. theme I introduced on Wednesday (which has since become contagious), I give you, It Was All a (Nuggets) Dream, by yours truly.
Once again I joined Andrew Kamenetzky of ESPNLA.com's Land O' Lakers blog to discuss Game 6 and whether the series is going, going, back, back, to Cali, Cali.
I have been chided for being negative and pessimistic. To me the negative is simply providing objective analysis. As far as pessimistic, well, you've got me there. I have been a fan of the Nuggets for roughly two and a half decades. My personal conclusion is that Nuggets fan and optimist are mutually exclusive.
However, heading into game six I have objectively found several reasons why Nuggets fans can feel
optimistic encouraged about Denver's chances to force a game seven.
On Tuesday night the Nuggets did something they haven't done in three years: play great basketball in the playoffs. Although the team won several games since its historic run to the Western Conference Finals in 2009, there was always something missing in those wins. They were hollow — strictly for the sake of putting a "W" on paper and not one in the hearts of their fans. Tuesday was different. On Tuesday, the Nuggets weren't playing for a "W"; they were playing for the city of Denver, its fans and the pride of both.
I once again joined up with Andrew Kamenetzky of ESPNLA's Land O' Lakers blog to chat about Game 4 and what we might see in Game 5. Here is the transcript.
There was nothing more surprising in Game 4 than how easily the Lakers won. Not easy as in, playing the Charlotte Bobcats easy… but rather, easy as in… they played slow, uninspired basketball for about 46 minutes and still ended up winning without doing anything special. Some may say the Nuggets handed the victory to the Lakers, but I see it differently. Usually when a team hands over the game to its opponent, there is visible frustration or a dazed glare in the player's eyes as if they're in disbelief of what's happening. On Sunday, the Nuggets didn't show any of these signs. It was as if they didn't even realize what was actually going on until the game had finally concluded — something eerily similar to what we've seen all season long.
|Kenneth Faried, F 32 MIN | 3-8 FG | 0-2 FT | 7 REB | 1 AST | 6 PTS | -1
You have two options with Faried: either look at his stat line and excuse it as inexperience and being outmatched, or argue that it's simply not good enough regardless of whether he's a rookie or 10-year pro. I chose the latter. Faried showed in Game 3 that he's more than capable of hitting the glass hard in a playoff game against much taller opponents. In Game 4 he was nowhere to be found. Seven boards are routine; six points is even worse. Faried did play good defense on Gasol but this was largely overshadowed by the fact that he was in terrible position to rebound the entire night. Faried must prove himself again in Game 5.
|Danilo Gallinari, SF 35 MIN | 9-16 FG | 2-2 FT | 6 REB | 2 AST | 20 PTS | -11
If not for the flop that essentially ended the game, Gallinari likely would have received an A-plus. For the most part Gallinari was spectacular. He hit one jump shot after another and outside of Andre Miller was the only guy looking to score in an aggressive manner. His defense on Kobe should not be overlooked either. He played a large role in limiting Kobe down the stretch and keeping the game close as a result.
|Timofey Mozgov, C 13 MIN | 3-5 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 1 AST | 6 PTS | -7
How are you supposed to grade Mozgov? Somebody inform me. He played solid post defense — like always — but was pretty unstable in every other aspect of the game. When he remained in for about five minutes to start the second half the Lakers immediately climbed their way back into the game which ended up being a huge momentum swing. While Mozgov does play better against the Lakers, I still think Koufos is a more reliable option, all things considered.
|Arron Afflalo, SG 32 MIN | 3-7 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 3 AST | 6 PTS | +1
After scoring over 15 points in all but one game during the month of April, Afflalo has now failed to score over 11 this entire series. It's clear that guarding Kobe is taking a toll on him. His legs are probably tired, and as a result, prevent him from knocking down shots or being aggressive the way he usually is. He is 2-11 from downtown this series which is keeping the Nuggets from hitting momentum-changing 3-pointers like the Lakers — who aren't a good outside shooting team — have in several games already. The bottom line is that Afflalo is an essential part of the Nuggets core, and without his given 15-plus points per game, the Nuggets are a different, much worse team.
|Ty Lawson, PG 34 MIN | 5-13 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 6 AST | 11 PTS | +1
While he's still averaging 17 points per game in the series as a whole, Lawson's inconsistency is bothersome. Even if he had scored five more points this game, it would have been exactly what the doctor ordered for the Nuggets. Though he wasn't exactly timid, he also wasn't the definition of "threatening" either. If Lawson can bounce back in Game 5 and somehow lead the Nuggets to victory, his weaker performances can be overlooked — after all, inconsistency is a part of basketball. But if he has yet another sub-par outing, it will likely be back to the Trading Machine for Nuggets fans across the globe.
|Al Harrington, PF 24 MIN | 4-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 1 AST | 9 PTS | -4
Harrington hit one big 3-pointer but otherwise spent most of his time being abuse by Bynum or Gasol in the post. That's not really his fault however. Even against the most talented power forward-center duo in the league Karl continues to play Harrington out of position. There's just not much he can do against Gasol and Bynum defensively. He tries, but he just isn't effective. On offense, he couldn't get his shot to fall either. It would have been nice to see him take a few less shots but none were atrocious in terms of location or selection. In the end, Big Al still deserves a round of applause for fighting through a broken nose and still giving it his all for Nuggets Nation.
|Andre Miller, PG 31 MIN | 7-13 FG | 1-2 FT | 7 REB | 3 AST | 15 PTS | -1
We've been critical of Miller for his selfish style of play, but in games like these it can really pay off. While most of his teammates stood around kicking the dirt with their hands in their pockets, Miller got to work from the start and never let up. Not once did he hesitate to take advantage of a smaller defender in the post and was quick to get any sort of offense going once the Nuggets made it past halfcourt. Had he waited just a fraction of a second longer for the tip-in that was called a goaltend, the outcome of this game could have been different.
|Corey Brewer, SF 13 MIN | 3-8 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 7 PTS | -3
Brewer was energetic, hit some unbelievable shots and played stingy defense on whoever he was guarding. His hands, especially, were like little mini tornadoes. They were constantly moving in a flurry, and whenever the ball came near, it seemed to get deflected out of his opponent's hands in some way or another. Brewer should have received more than 13 minutes as he was playing extremely well and just seemed to be having "one of those nights."
|JaVale McGee, C 27 MIN | 2-5 FG | 4-6 FT | 4 REB | 0 AST | 8 PTS | +5
McGee is another tough grade to dish out. On one hand, his paint presence alone means so much the Nuggets. He's young, still maturing and learning every step of the way. At the same time, four rebounds in 27 minutes of action is extremely weak for a center as tall and athletic as McGee. The Lakers killed the Nuggets on the glass in Game 4, creating 10 extra possessions as a result. Had the Nuggets cut that number in half, this game would have been a different story. His paint presence — as evident by the four blocks — is a fantastic asset to have, but without rebounding it's never going to be utilized the way it should be.
Yesterday I caught up with ESPNLA's Andy Kamenetzky to talk Nuggets-Lakers and how JaVale McGee is surprisingly similar to Wilt Chamberlain. Yes, you heard that correctly. Weird. Follow the link for further details.
With the Denver Nuggets trailing the Los Angeles Lakers 2-0 in their best of seven first round matchup there have been a lot of questions regarding what the Nuggets need to do in order to get back into the series.
One of the most consistent points of contention between Nuggets fans all season long has been regarding the lineups and rotations. That debate has only intensified over the previous two games. Do the Nuggets need to go small and try to run the Lakers off the court? Do they need to go big to try to match LA's size? Should Miller and Lawson play together? Some think Koufos should be benched, others think he is doing fine and Mozgov should be left to rot on the pine.
The truth is there simply is not enough information to make an informed decision meaning no one can honestly say he has the answer to any of these questions.
A very disappointing night for the Denver Nuggets. The boys in blue played much better, but it still was not enough as another second half rally fell short.
There was quite a bit to see in Game 1 of the Nuggets first-rounds series against the Lakers. Though we covered most of it in the Rapid Reaction recap, there were still a few notes that went unpublished… until now. Here is some additional food for thought before the Nuggets tee off against the Lakers in Game 2, tonight at 10:30 p.m. EST.
The Denver Nuggets live on points in the paint. In game 1 of their playoff series with the Los Angeles Lakers, they had no problem getting into the paint, what they had a problem with was scoring once they got there. The story of the game was the triple double by Andrew Bynum who completely controlled the lane defensively for the Lakers.
All hope is not lost; the Nuggets need to simply do a better job of taking advantage of the times they get in the lane. Denver finished with 44 points in the paint, a respectable total, but when you consider how many more points they could have had if they did not offer up so many meek attempts that were thrown back, there is hope Denver can get their offense back on track. In the Film Room session below, we take a look at what Denver must do to improve their offense in the paint.
In Roundball Mining Company's latest edition of our 5-on-5 series we discuss what's on everyone's mind: Lakers vs. Nuggets. In addition to our normal trio of contributors (Jeremy, Charlie and I), we've asked Brain Kamenetzky of ESPN's Land O'Lakers blog and Roundball reader Logan Wright to chip in with their take on the series as well.
The most difficult matchup for the Denver Nuggets in their playoff series against the Los Angeles Lakers is Andrew Bynum. Bynum is the dominant offensive center in the NBA and the Nuggets must make sure that he does not score at will. Unlike in the past when the Nuggets bigs consisted of Nene, Birdman and Kenyon Martin, Denver has plenty of size to attempt to matchup with Bynum and Pau Gasol.
Out of Denver's four centers, the one who does the best defending Bynum is Timofey Mozgov. In the Film Room segment below I have strung together six clips from the April 13 game where Mozgov is defending Bynum.


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A Brooklyn-Based Prayer Leader Heralds a Revolution in Jewish Music
Joey Weisenberg's music workshops—blending a democratic approach with a range of traditions—aim to boost engagement
Even as the center gets up and running, estimated to take two years, Weisenberg continues to spread his gospel. This past week, he taught at Hava Nashira, a massive music workshop that draws 300 song-leaders from the Reform movement each year in Wisconsin. He'll co-teach a four-day workshop in mid-June in Berkeley, Calif., that focuses on creating singing communities. And in July, he'll lead workshops at the North American Jewish Choral Festival in New York's Hudson Valley, which draws more than 500 singers yearly.
That itinerary comes on the heels of Weisenberg's latest recording in May, Joey's Nigunim Vol. III, Live in the Choir Loft—his third album—featuring his eight-member band, Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar Ensemble, with original compositions of Jewish spiritual music that includes elements of jazz, Balkan, soul, flamenco, bluegrass, and blues styles. It will be released later this year. The recording session, done in the choir loft of the Kane Street shul, where the band performed Tuesday nights for months, was classic Weisenberg: A crowd of about 30 friends packed into the loft. Three vocalists, including a Hasidic cantor and two women, added harmonies that floated over melodies. A klezmer violin master, a percussionist, and jazz lap-steel virtuoso rounded out the band, as Weisenberg led, sang, and played mandolin or guitar.
What Weisenberg teaches is easily accessible in his how-to book Building Singing Communities, A Practical Guide to Unlocking the Power of Music in Jewish Prayer. It covers such issues as the architecture of singing: using small rooms if possible; and leading from the center, not from the front, which breaks down barriers between performer and audience. He says you can create "communal intimacy" by bringing people closer together physically "to create a sense of connection and shared experience." Employ rhythm, a lost art in the Jewish world, he says, to enhance Jewish singing, using the instruments of the synagogue, like the wood top of the amud or reading table to beat on, or the floor to tap on.
To see what's possible, and what challenges Weisenberg faces, there's no better place to observe than at Kane Street. Last year, he got the shul to move its shtender, or lectern, off the bima and onto the floor so the ba'al tefila can be closer to congregants. "It was a big decision," Bernhardt said.
On a recent Shabbat morning, despite the sanctuary's cavernous Romanesque interior, the scene could have been anywhere in suburban Jewish America, as family and friends of a bar mitzvah boy filled the pews, though few sang the prayers. As more regulars showed up, Weisenberg took over during musaf, the last section of the morning service, and a noticeable shift in energy filled the room of about 300 people. A small cadre of men and women stood close to him, providing harmonies to his soaring, warm prayer voice. ("He's like an old soul in a young body," said Bernhardt.) They tapped out rhythms, too, with their hands, or stomped their feet on the floor in syncopated beats. Afterward at the kiddush over bagels and tuna fish, Weisenberg admitted that it's still an effort to get people singing, and other members say not everyone is sold on the change he's bringing. He admits that when he leads workshops elsewhere, as an outsider, he doesn't have to worry about shul politics and stepping on toes.
Last summer at Shir Tikvah , a Reform congregation in Minneapolis, for example, Weisenberg flatly told members that just as many Americans, raised on TV, use musical cues from shows to tell them how to feel, too many Jews use decorum to trump their emotions, the temple's music director Wendy Goldberg said. Since his workshop, she said, more members are standing to dance or clap when prayers move them.
Change has also come to Congregation Beth El, an 1,100-member Conservative synagogue in Bethesda, Md., where once a month Friday night services are done in the round and every second Shabbat morning is led from the middle, all since Weisenberg spent a weekend there last fall. Beth El's Hazzan, Matt Klein, who invited him, said about the Shabbaton: "I was dancing on this wave of kavanah and davening energy—the most I had ever experienced in my two years here."
On any given week, Weisenberg tries to re-create similar waves during a varied and busy schedule. One week in April, for example, he taught cantorial students at JTS, the Conservative seminary. He led his band on Tuesday night in a performance, preparing for the May recording. He taught rabbinical and cantorial students at HUC, the Reform seminary, on Wednesday, then led a children's choir. On Thursday, he did a recording session with Noah Aronson, a rising star of Reform liturgical music. He led Shabbat services Friday night and Saturday morning at Kane Street and finished the week at a Spontaneous Jewish Choir workshop in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood.
His mentor, Kaunfer, said about his student's work: "It actually could make a significant change in the way that American Jews experience davening."
Weisenberg said that much of what he's teaching he's learned as a musician playing in bands: "You got to be right next to each other to feel their notes, feel their energy. And that's what we need in shuls across America."
"Music teaches us how to listen," he added. "It awakens us to the connections that we can foster in every moment. As we say on Rosh Hashana, 'The great shofar is sounded, and the still small voice is heard.' Let music teach us to be more sensitive to each other and to the world around us."
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Belle "Royal Confidant" for my "warrior princess" project~~ This was veryyyy very hard to draw. Nothing looked okay on her and because my scanner SUCKS the colors were horrible after scanning…. *sob* Colors are still NOT right but I can't do better : / SO DAMN GREEN AAAA IT SHOULD BE YELLOW!!!!! AAAAAAAA
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House is the uncontrollable crazy cat.
Robert Downey Jr. cat is the flaunting type.
BBC Sherlock is the brooding cat.
Elementary Sherlock is the cuddly one.
Canon Sherlock is an awesome YouTube keyboard cat that Watson is always impressed by.
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Two separate crashes involving motorcycles resulted in major injuries on San Diego freeways Saturday, according to the CHP.
The first crash was about 11:45 a.m. on northbound State Route 67 near Mapleview Street and involved four vehicles, including a motorcycle. Major injuries were reported but it was unknown how many people were injured in the crash.
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Mr. Lear began writing on his own in 1957 for the Tennessee Ernie Ford Show and the George Gobel Show, and in 1958 teamed up with Bud Yorkin to form Tandem Productions. They produced and packaged television specials showcasing such stars as Fred Astaire, Jack Benny, Danny Kaye, Carol Channing, Don Rickles, Andy Williams and Henry Fonda. The young company's first film was Come Blow Your Horn (1963) with Frank Sinatra, which was adapted and produced by Mr. Lear from a Neil Simon play and directed by Mr. Yorkin. Never Too Late with Maureen O'Sullivan and Paul Ford, followed next and in 1967, Divorce American Style with Debbie Reynolds and Dick Van Dyke, for which Mr. Lear was nominated for an Academy Award for Outstanding Writing,
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Following the success of All in the Family, Tandem produced a series of TV sitcoms that included Maude, Sanford and Son, and Good Times. In 1974, Mr. Lear partnered with agent-business executive Jerry Perenchio to form an entertainment consortium they called T.A.T.. The first project under the T.A.T. banner was The Jeffersons, which was soon followed by such other successes as One Day at a Time, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, Fernwood 2Night, and America 2Night.
In 1978, Mr. Lear took a leave from the day-to-day operation of his primetime comedy series to work on other projects, replaced at T.A.T. by Alan Horn. During this period Mr. Lear produced the award-winning syndicated series The Baxters, a combination of entertainment and audience response. In 1980 came Palmerstown, a unique collaboration with Alex Haley.
On behalf of People For the American Way, in 1982 Mr. Lear created, developed, wrote and produced I Love Liberty, a two-hour, star-studded musical and dramatic television extravaganza, taped before an audience of 10,000 people at the Los Angeles Sports Arena and aired on ABC-TV.
With the acquisition of Avco/Embassy in 1982, Embassy Communications - the successor to T.A.T. Communications – was founded by Mr. Lear and Mr. Perenchio. Embassy successfully developed, produced and distributed television projects and theatrical motion pictures until 1985, when it was sold to Coca Cola. Mr. Lear, with his business partner, Hal Gaba, then formed Act III Communications, a multimedia holding with interests in the recording, motion picture, and licensing industries, of which he is Chairman.
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Thanks to WoW Insider and Robin for kind words about Video Games Live!!
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Bull's Eye Canadian National BBQ Championships Day 2 - Aug 03, 2013
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The second day of the Bull's Eye Canadian BBQ Championships has no shortage of thrilling events. The festivities start at 11AM and continue until late. Come check out the best of competing chefs during the live competition.
Saturday August 3rd Itinerary of Events
11am-4pm - BBQ FOOD SAMPLES
From the competitors, while supplies last! By donation, net proceeds go to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation
12pm-3pm - FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
On the main stage. Free
3pm-6pm - RUCKUS DELUXE
Live music! Free
1pm-5pm - BBQ COMPETITIONS
Competitors battle it out for a chance to win tons of cash and prizes!
- 1:00pm judging: 12th Annual Backyard Burger Championship presented by BULL'S-EYE BBQ Sauce
- 2:00pm judging: CASI Canadian International Chili Championship
- 3:00pm judging: Budweiser King of the Grill
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This event is ree to watch so come on down!
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Roger & Me (1989)NYT Critics' Pick
Alternate title: Roger et moi, Roger & Me: A Humorous Look at How General Motors Destroyed Flint, Michigan
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February 14th, 20065:36 am
"Roger and Me" has a simple premise. "Roger" is GM President Roger Smith and "Me" is then unknown neophyte film maker Michael Moore. Operating on a shoestring budget, Moore attempts to track down Smith to persuade him to visit Flint, Michigan, to see first hand the economic impact of a series of GM plant closings. Moore is treated with a mixture of ridicule and amusement, a clown amongst straight antagonists, by the many gatekeepers he encounters in his efforts to reach Smith. None of these people are laughing now. IMH, no one appears more the callous fool than Roger Smith himself. This is arguably the best of Moore's three "big" movies - "Bowling For Columbine" and "Farhenheit 9/11" obviously being the other two. The version of "Roger and Me" current available on DVD is a special treat. It includes the entire original movie, and then the entire movie accompanied by Mr. Moore's voiceover describing how the movie was made. What we have ultimately is the story of a supreme underdog, an inexperienced artist who believes in his cause, risking everything, including his parent's house, to take on one of the world largest corporations. Michael Moore pulled off an amazing accomplishment in completing this enormously entertaining, funny (and, indeed, sad) movie. In the process he showed that an overwhelming underdog still has a chance to triumph over a GM and their pompous ass President.
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Each Tuesday, GHSF Daily will report on some of the best individual performances of the previous week.
*Darlington QB Brad Butler was 7-of-8 passing for 153 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 39 yards in a 35-14 victory over Sonoraville. Butler played only one series in the second half, when he had a 37-yard pass called back for a penalty.
*Fannin County senior Blake Henry rushed for 192 yards on 16 carries and sophomore Peyton Satterfield ran for 193 on 23 in a 34-28 overtime victory over Murphy, N.C.
*Gordon Lee RB Adam Vandiver rushed for 110 yards on seven carries and a touchdown, made seven tackles and forced a fumble in a 25-7 victory over Silverdale Academy.
*Grovetown RB Jamal Cummings rushed for 146 yards, scored two touchdowns, converted a key fourth-and-3 play in the fourth quarter and intercepted a pass in a 28-24 victory over Greenbrier.
*Hancock Central RB Deonte Franklin rushed for 200 yards and four touchdowns on 20 carries in a 34-21 victory over Greene County. It was Hancock Central's third victory against Greene County in 37 games in a series that began in 1972.
*Kell LB Chris Gaines had 13 tackles, three for losses, in a 7-0 loss to Grayson.
*Lowndes DB Tiquan Lang intercepted two passes and returned a kickoff for a touchdown in a 45-13 victory over South Gwinnett.
*Luella DE Jason Carr had 12 tackles, 2.5 tackles for losses, a sack and five QB hurries in a 25-10 upset victory over Villa Rica, which beat Luella 41-8 last season.
*McEachern QB Trent Thompson was 22-of-42 passing for 305 yards and a touchdown in a 26-17 victory over North Gwinnett. Tray Fletcher had seven of the receptions for 94 yards.
*Norcross LB Tommy Tate had 11 tackles, five hits behind the line of scrimmage, a sack and a QB hurry in the 35-7 victory over Dacula.
*North Gwinnett WR Chad Scott had six receptions for 101 yards and two touchdowns in the 26-17 loss to McEachern.
*South Atlanta LB Chris Gardner was in on 20 tackles for South Atlanta in a 14-8 victory over Druid Hills.
*Stone Mountain's Fred Scott (four carries, 129 yards) and William Parker (18-126) each surpassed 100 yards rushing and scored a touchdown in a 28-6 victory over Jackson of Atlanta.
*Walton RB Tyren Jones, a transfer from Lassiter, rushed for 213 yards on 23 carries and scored on runs of 80 and 39 yards in a 26-14 victory over Peachtree Ridge. SS Daron Blaylock had 11 solo tackles, and OL Harrison Davis had seven pancake blocks.
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August 23rd, 2011
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#2 langs performance for lowndes was one that will be hard to top. the kid played lights out. glad he is on our team and not anyone elses
August 23rd, 2011
3:08 pm
Walton RB Tyren Jones did play outstanding
Also Wlaton's Daron Blaylock looked real good.
Roswell on TV this week, sweet
August 23rd, 2011
5:37 pm
The QB from McEachern looked extremely impressive, as well a the RB's from Walton and Ptree Ridge. Also, the Ptree QB looked pretty good, if only the receivers would have helped him out.
August 23rd, 2011
9:46 pm
Well they have big Joe horn Jr. ha ha ha
August 24th, 2011
9:24 am
Tyren Jones from Walton put a serious buzz in the dome. After the 1st quarter, everytime he touched the ball the crowed jumped up thinking he might score. Good looking running back.
August 24th, 2011
10:18 am
I agree Jones from Walton is a great back. Colleges shoud be lining up to sign this kid. Walton looked greaat so did McEachern there should be some good football played this year.
August 24th, 2011
7:28 pm
I cannot wait to see Tyren!!! you aint playin P Ridge. c u in a few
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What about creekside 42-0 I'd say that;s worth a mention in the sports page


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You can have your Indy cars, NASCAR, and drag racing, but none of those get our hearts thumping and the hair on our necks standing more than a good old rally race. Nothing like seeing a car pushed to extreme levels on loose dirt, muddy water, and tarmac.
A few weeks ago, we teased everyone with an article about Dodge entering the love-it-or-hate-it 2013 Dart into the Global RallyCross Circuit . This definitely opened up a small area in our hearts, somewhere near the left ventricle, for this Alfa Romeo in Dodge garb.
Dodge just increased our slowly growing love for the new Dart by releasing a video of Travis Pastrana, the hired lunatic that will swing the Dart through the dirt at break-neck speeds, testing out his new rally machine. We must say, if this video doesn't raise the hair on your neck and make you lean into the computer screen, you might want to check your pulse.
This is one of the few times that a maker has included music on a "sneak peak" type of video, but turned off the music when the car is moving, so you can actually hear this bad machine working hard. This video is simply awesome and the Dart seems to perform well with no one else on the track with it.
Take a look at the above video and see for yourself how the Dart handles a closed rally-style course. Yeah, some of it is a little dramatized, but overall Dodge did a good job with it and the inside shots are awesome, as you can see the driver feathering the throttle to perfection. Oh, and keep a close eye on the rear of the car at the 2:05 mark, as a large piece of the rear bumper gets torn off.


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Davidson, NC (SportsNetwork.com) - De'Mon Brooks scored 19 points to carry the Davidson Wildcats to a 78-66 victory over the Appalachian State Mountaineers in a Southern Conference collision at Belk Arena.
Tyler Kalinoski contributed 16 points for Davidson (7-10, 3-0 SoCon) and Chris Czerapowicz added 14 points. Tom Droney handed out seven assists.
Jay Canty netted a game-high 23 points for Appalachian State (4-12, 0-3), which has lost four straight. Tab Hamilton and Frank Eaves tallied 11 points apiece, Tevin Baskin chipped in 10 before fouling out and Michael Obacha collected 10 rebounds.
At halftime the Wildcats led by a score of 35-34. The Wildcats connected on 48 percent from the field in the period, while Appalachian State was just behind at 46.2 percent.
The Wildcats heated up to 66.7 percent shooting, including a 3-of-3 showing from beyond the arc, in the final 20 minutes to pull away for the win.
Appalachian State lost despite a 31-27 edge on the boards. Davidson had 15 assists compared to six for the Mountaineers.
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Oracle is conducting its Eloqua Experience user conference this week in San Francisco. The speaker list, which includes "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan, underscores the fact that Eloqua's target audience lies well outside the data center or developer communities on which most of Oracle's product catalog focuses.
Some 2,000 people are attending this year's show, up from 1,400 last year, according to an Oracle representative.
Salesforce.com is set to kick off its own Dreamforce event next month in San Francisco, which is also expected to have a heavy focus on marketing automation. In fact, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff has said he believes marketing can become a $1 billion annual business for the company.
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Celebrity news from Hollywood including an interview with Maggie Gyllenhaal, and an update on Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo.Go To Pop Culture
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In the past year we've had several posts on this blog about the sensationalized Reyes divorce case where the father took the child to church against a court order etc.
Karen Kushner provides a much more sane approach to the whole subject of divorce in interfaith families in a recent interview with Virginia Gilbert, the "Divorce and Parenting Examiner" for Examiner.com/Los Angeles. Some of her points:
There's lots more in the article, including advice from our friends Arlene Chernow, a URJ outreach specialist, and her husband Eli Chernow, a retired California judge.
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Greinke bumped from Wednesday start
Something's up today with Brewers right-hander Zack Greinke, who was bumped from his scheduled start on Wednesday and is not listed to pitch in the team's subsequent series in Cincinnati, either. Brewers spokesperson Mike Vassallo announced via Twitter that young righty Tyler Thornburg would pitch in Greinke's place on Wednesday against the Cardinals and said manager Ron Roenicke would elaborate on the situation this afternoon.
I'm efforting to gather more information before than and will pass along what I learn.
UPDATE at 11:15 p.m. CT: I haven't heard back from Brewers GM Doug Melvin or assistant GM Gord Ash, but Melvin told FoxSports.com's Ken Rosenthal that there was nothing physically wrong with Greinke. According to Melvin, via Rosenthal, the Brewers were giving Greinke a chance to "recharge his batteries."
Greinke started three consecutive team games last week, but the first two outings were abbreviated and the third came after the four-day All-Star break. It's somewhat surprising that he would need an opportunity to recharge his batteries with the Brewers in the middle of their most critical portion of the schedule, nine straight games against the three teams (Pirates, Cardinals and Reds) they trail in the National League Central standings.
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A possible case of meningitis has forced a Lapeer school to close its doors to students for the rest of the week.
Bishop Kelley Catholic School principal Penny Clemens said the decision was taken Thursday morning when school officials were informed that a student could have a case of meningitis.
Bishop Kelley Catholic is a pre-kindergarten through eighth grade school.
Clemens told WNEM TV5 the closing was strictly precautionary as the student hasn't been diagnosed. She said the school has students in attendance with compromised immune systems and didn't want to take a chance.
Cleaning crews are going through the school to purge any possible germs.
Students will be expected back in class on Monday, Nov. 18.
According to the Meningitis Foundation of America website, "Meningitis is inflammation of the meninges, the lining which surrounds the brain. The disease should not be confused with encephalitis which is inflammation of the brain itself.
"Essentially, there are two distinct types of meningitis; aseptic (usually caused by viral infections) and bacterial. Bacterial meningitis, while it is comparatively rare, is by far the most dangerous and is sometimes fatal. As such, it gets the most media attention, but the Foundation is acutely aware of the effects of the more common viral meningitis. Most of the current vaccine efforts are directed toward preventing bacterial meningitis cases, since these so often lead to death or disability in survivors."
"There are not exact figures available on a month-to-month basis. In the 2004 Final Reports of Notifiable Diseases, the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) of the CDC reported 131 cases of encephalitis meningitis, 19 cases of Hib, 1,361 cases of meningococcal disease, and 1,162 of streptococcal pneumonaie. It's important to note that not all cases of meningococcal disease or streptococcal pneumonaie progress to meningitis, but 15% of cases that do become meningitis end fatally.Viral meningitis is much more common but it is impossible to quote accurate figures because many mild cases may not even be reported by the sufferer to his/her doctor, and testing is much less accurate in identifying the specific cause of these cases of meningitis."
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Sky High Gallery just opened the first Milwaukee exhibit by San Francisco based artist Kyle Ranson, who spent the last week in the gallery painting a site specific mural. In addition to the mural he will be installing paintings and performing a special set of music at the opening event. The new body of work is called Ships.
We have interviewed and featured Kyle on the site before, and you can read more here. Thank you to everyone at Sky High for the images.
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With an encouraging hippie mother, Kyle Ranson began to draw and paint in early childhood and by the time he was in high school he was taking lifedrawing classes at the Lyme Academy in Connecticut. He attended three semesters at the Maryland institute, College of Art and then dropped out to immerse himself in the arts and music scene in Baltimore. In 1994 he moved to San Francisco and became a part of the underground punk scene in the mission and has slowly become a pillar of the San Francisco art world.
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When you give someone your script to read, don't tell them how you think they should feel about it (e.g. "I hope you find it funny!"). Wait and find out how they really feel.
Joss Whedon is most famous for creating Buffy the Vampire Slayer, its spin-off Angel and the short-lived but much-loved Firefly series. But the writer and director has also worked unseen as a script doctor on movies ranging from Speed to Toy Story. Here, he shares his tips on the art of screenwriting.
Actually finishing it is what I'm gonna put in as step one. You may laugh at this, but it's true. I have so many friends who have written two-thirds of a screenplay, and then re-written it for about three years. Finishing a screenplay is first of all truly difficult, and secondly really liberating. Even if it's not perfect, even if you know you're gonna have to go back into it, type to the end. You have to have a little closure.
Structure means knowing where you're going ; making sure you don't meander about. Some great films have been made by meandering people, like Terrence Malick and Robert Altman, but it's not as well done today and I don't recommend it. I'm a structure nut. I actually make charts. Where are the jokes ? The thrills ? The romance ? Who knows what, and when ? You need these things to happen at the right times, and that's what you build your structure around : the way you want your audience to feel. Charts, graphs, coloured pens, anything that means you don't go in blind is useful.
This really should be number one. Even if you're writing a Die Hard rip-off, have something to say about Die Hard rip-offs. The number of movies that are not about what they purport to be about is staggering. It's rare, especially in genres, to find a movie with an idea and not just, 'This'll lead to many fine set-pieces'. The Island evolves into a car-chase movie, and the moments of joy are when they have clone moments and you say, 'What does it feel like to be those guys ?'
Everybody has a perspective. Everybody in your scene, including the thug flanking your bad guy, has a reason. They have their own voice, their own identity, their own history. If anyone speaks in such a way that they're just setting up the next person's lines, then you don't get dialogue : you get soundbites. Not everybody has to be funny ; not everybody has to be cute ; not everybody has to be delightful, and not everybody has to speak, but if you don't know who everybody is and why they're there, why they're feeling what they're feeling and why they're doing what they're doing, then you're in trouble.
Here's one trick that I learned early on. If something isn't working, if you have a story that you've built and it's blocked and you can't figure it out, take your favourite scene, or your very best idea or set-piece, and cut it. It's brutal, but sometimes inevitable. That thing may find its way back in, but cutting it is usually an enormously freeing exercise.
When I've been hired as a script doctor, it's usually because someone else can't get it through to the next level. It's true that writers are replaced when executives don't know what else to do, and that's terrible, but the fact of the matter is that for most of the screenplays I've worked on, I've been needed, whether or not I've been allowed to do anything good. Often someone's just got locked, they've ossified, they're so stuck in their heads that they can't see the people around them. It's very important to know when to stick to your guns, but it's also very important to listen to absolutely everybody. The stupidest person in the room might have the best idea.
You have one goal : to connect with your audience. Therefore, you must track what your audience is feeling at all times. One of the biggest problems I face when watching other people's movies is I'll say, 'This part confuses me', or whatever, and they'll say, 'What I'm intending to say is this', and they'll go on about their intentions. None of this has anything to do with my experience as an audience member. Think in terms of what audiences think. They go to the theatre, and they either notice that their butts are numb, or they don't. If you're doing your job right, they don't. People think of studio test screenings as terrible, and that's because a lot of studios are pretty stupid about it. They panic and re-shoot, or they go, 'Gee, Brazil can't have an unhappy ending,' and that's the horror story. But it can make a lot of sense.
Write the movie as much as you can. If something is lush and extensive, you can describe it glowingly ; if something isn't that important, just get past it tersely. Let the read feel like the movie ; it does a lot of the work for you, for the director, and for the executives who go, 'What will this be like when we put it on its feet ?'
Having given the advice about listening, I have to give the opposite advice, because ultimately the best work comes when somebody's fucked the system ; done the unexpected and let their own personal voice into the machine that is moviemaking. Choose your battles. You wouldn't get Paul Thomas Anderson, or Wes Anderson, or any of these guys if all moviemaking was completely cookie-cutter. But the process drives you in that direction ; it's a homogenising process, and you have to fight that a bit. There was a point while we were making Firefly when I asked the network not to pick it up : they'd started talking about a different show.
The first penny I ever earned, I saved. Then I made sure that I never had to take a job just because I needed to. I still needed jobs of course, but I was able to take ones that I loved. When I say that includes Waterworld, people scratch their heads, but it's a wonderful idea for a movie. Anything can be good. Even Last Action Hero could've been good. There's an idea somewhere in almost any movie : if you can find something that you love, then you can do it. If you can't, it doesn't matter how skilful you are : that's called whoring.
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Contest: Win 5 bound print copies of your book or script just for signing up for Camp NaNoWriMo
I'm hosting a contest at the link above for anyone who signs up for Camp NaNoWriMo. You don't even have to win, you just need to go to the Camp NaNoWriMo site and login with either your NaNoWriMo or Script Frenzy login info and then post your camper profile on the post linked above. Anyone, whether they've participated in any OLL event in the past or not, is eligible.
Here's the best part: The more people who enter, the more prizes I'll be giving out so help me spread the word about this contest if you can.
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Remember, everything you purchase from the store goes right back into NaNoWriMo, Script Frenzy and other great non-profit writing events!
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Not sure what to do with your newly written stage play? This is a great article with simple, clear tips on what to do next in the path to publication.
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Looking for something to do with that script you wrote for Script Frenzy? This contest is free to enter and the deadline is a month away, giving you plenty of time for editing.
To encourage the development of quality theatrical materials for the educational, community and children's theatre markets, Pioneer Drama Service is proud to sponsor the annual Shubert Fendrich Memorial Playwriting Contest.
This is an ongoing contest, with a winner selected by June 1 each year from all eligible submissions received the previous year. All eligible plays accepted for publication will be considered contest finalists, from which the winner will be selected. The contest winner will receive a $1,000 royalty advance in addition to publication.
Individuals currently published by Pioneer Drama Service are not eligible for this contest. Pioneer Drama Service employees and their families are also excluded.
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To everyone who has already crossed the finish line by writing the 100th page on their scripts, I offer a hearty congratulations!
But if your page count is still a little bit less than 100 pages, you shouldn't feel left out. There are still many hours left in the contest, plenty of time to add some more pages to your count. But even if you are at page 1, you definitely don't want to quit today, no matter how far behind you are.
Sure, hitting 100 pages is great but if that is all you focus on, you'll beat yourself up by the end of today if you haven't hit that number. The point of this month is to challenge yourself to write more than you usually do so any amount is something to be proud of.
No matter how many pages behind you are, write your butt off today! Even if you only add 10 pages or so more to your count, you'll end the day feeling like you accomplished a ton instead of feeling bad because you missed the 100. As long as you can sit back and honestly tell yourself that you tried your hardest to add as many pages to your count as possible today, you will still feel like a winner no matter what your final count. Even if you end this month short of the goal, you still wrote a good chunk of a new script which is more than what most people have done. And it gives you something to shoot for next year, to beat this year's numbers.
Not to mention that it only takes most people about 1 to 2 hours to write 10 pages. You could almost do the whole 100 in one day at that rate. Even if what you write makes no sense whatsoever, just get those words down and you'll be amazed at how fast the pages add up. Remember, you can always edit poor writing but you can't edit a blank page so its better to get those ideas down, no matter how sloppily.
So remember, write write write! There is still plenty of time yet. The rest of us are rooting for you!


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Medicine for high blood pressure doesn't affect breast cancer risk.
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An early trial in 18 women with advanced HER2-positive breast cancer showed that a new vaccine appears to be safe.
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Some kinds of low-dose radiation treatment might increase the risk of breast cancer.
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